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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-23

La Palma.-COn 2 esta denOmi-
aaci6n han e,tahlecido los Sres. Perez
V Go. una nueya camiseria EN- Ia calle
lie la Fortalczn num-. II, y mn tren de
Iavado cn Ia dc San Francisco mum. ).
Lo cual Sc de>preude de una tareta
que hemos recibdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-23
G. PRATS & CO. ranoa 3.

Casa de giros y comisiones. Agentes de la Em
presa de yapores del Excmo. Sr. Marques de Campo
: de la Compana Barcelonesa de vapores trasatlan-
tcos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-23

Parece que ha sido capturado ell pre-
,nuto autor del dellto.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-27

Tnis medicine was introduced to the
medical profession and TO the public-s'
large by ), b. Hartman, NJ. ID, In 1877,
after he had prescribed Il to over 10000
patients In almost every disease to which
flesh is hsir.
1t Is wholly composed of numerous voge-
table ingrediy nts. each one Of which is ac-
kuowledgrd by the medical profession To
10 the most potent OF all tho herbal rene
dies known IL the medical science,
But it's great virtue Is mainly attribute
ole 10 the new and peculiar proportions in
which the harmonious ingredients are COM
bined, and To the extreme care exercised
IN its manufacture, using only the pure,
active principles, aud excluding all that Is
crude or irritating. No one should be
without Peruns.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-27

Thir Institutr convened ~ NJ soutown,
last Sunday Oung 10 the ihclemeucy
OF the weather the teachers did npt arrive
till lat. tn - teachers VINO responded
u tn,r nzmor and gsvea rep r, u their
scDools, we're Meesfs. VI. Pei, NJ ,ntewr;
S4nf' ri Grabsm. Norm Umou Grrge
Herring, -;S J Ps,pu, .kht;J
) Brow FaiffsT 81 s.. Il O,stnau,
r. dsviilr Ella Gu-,mI 20, "a ,unt Y. r
moo. TIE schools oil -'em 20 b. ~ a
q ,url1hlug con ii,ion. The worst trouble
seems 10 be that som" 81 tbs scfo IL re
too large Tor one teacher Macy interest
log subjects relating TO the scnOol govern
msui we're discussed during the afternoon
ia which Supt II SthOrne and Prof
Suahan took n leading part, and g. which
ell the teachers freely iDdulged. The
night session vac q lie interesting. con
sistipg IT select reading by Minnie Hart
" aud Pot > anan recitation Dy may
Vaudercrtit aud Lucy PauiDtf esssy by
Alice Httly Dec ma tYu BY j 3 Bown.
Queries we're tneD taken up aud disoJ.s d,
snd our worthy Supt freely ,xpres.eI nis
opinion ON all .ubjects o. importance.
The Institute soj ,urued 10 me. ~ X eds
vile CO.. Sa;u Day ,FoOruary 10, 81 J'cl ck
y. 10.
ELLA GUsRNAS,
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A airthaay rar,y.

RKxpevILLR, Jan. lS.--On last Wednes-
day night, the elite of the vicinity OF
Mount Vernon, gathered NJ the retdence
OF Dir. j. NJ Hawkins TO celebrate the Of.
tenth birthday of Miss Birdie Maun.
Quite large crowd was present and every
one seemed 10 enjoy themselves hugely.
Many new aud interesting gameI were 10
'Prussian Exercises, but we guess Polly
preferred joining the Sheep family Polly,
We would prefer going Over oh, )deld. Miss
Birdie wss the recipient OF several hand
some and useful presents. Those present
were Misses Lot,ie and Lille Overfield,
Msrths and Jennie Clark. May and Julia
Mckinney, Della and Sallie Menesr, Mol
lie and Frances Low, Christens, Ida and
Ella Gusemau, and Sue, Matte and L.
nora Z,nn, Mr.. A. q. Purinton, OF lude-
pendence, Messrs. Oliver H. NJ utIn, John
OVERT ID, Lee Low, Jos ph aud A q Ne
near. J "hu aud J.cob Bonn, Joseph z,pn,
Clsud Mckinney. Il L Guseman, EmInrt
Rogers, aud Will Brown.
On last FRIDAY night there was sv IL
ing school AT Famfax's school house, eou-
Quoted 10y j. 5. Brown. We hear il very
highly spoken OF by all who were pres
ent, and they were not lew IN numver Ms
there was good sleighing Mr.. Brown 10
one of our beet Valley teachers, asa we
bespesk bright future for him (No
'taf>, Slidell, as you know We are an old
maid.)
The Institute at Masoniown last S,tur-
day proved failure. We are very sorry
for this, Tor we don't want 10 see Valley
fall behind her sister districts, aud besides
ne think Institutes are much more instruc-
tive than spelling matches, aud 1t seems
that all the teachers can get up and 20 To
them, but when II comes 10 Iusutut,s the
teachers have not dme Ia 20.
Our Literary is still Il Duri,hiuG, aud our
three teachers VINO attended destitute, have
concluded that If they eau not have an La.
stnuNe they Will have Literary.
Il spectfully,
JoHSY GREEN.
The above letter was uuavauidably
crowded out last Week.--ED
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sINCLAIH sCINTILLATIONs.

SIEoLAIR, jan. % The farmers are
most done buskiug corn In Ibis sec ion, the
work having been retarded by tue bad
weather.
w A. Watson Is doing n good bu'iness
this wiuter selling gooas Success to you
VIII.
u. G. Ho5fie lie engaged In the fur
business.
|. II 5incl4ir was the guest OF Mr. Har-
man freeman last Sunday evening
w. Il. Hamit ton was The guest OF G. N.
Ridgwsy last Sunday evening He left
Monday morning To take up mis- school
Jacob RiGgwhy has returC,i home from
Independence where he has been cutting
logs. lie rxpecls t. g. back soon.
Mr.. r. NJ Will is lying very 10 y At this
writing He had "A paraletic stroke which
nay prove fatal. but W. hope not.
Gene C"ffman. 81 Is ubour county. who
has been cDufined to his bed for some
time IL not expected 10 live.
Yours, &C.,
j HE Henry
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DIRECTORY.
onuNrr orFIcKRs-

Judge Of the CircSa Coar,-Hon. VIM
T. Ice.
C0amlssioae, s-John p. Jones (Presi-
denD II. q. Hsgans, and Jas. Allender.
Clerk OF The CtrctGit C0Hrt-Smith Crane.
Clerk Of thc COE'aty COspt-J. Ann Mar
Tin.
Prosecuting 4ttorney-Neil ]. Fortuey.
SHERIFF Elisha Thomas.
StIgVeyOr- John A. DalIvmple.
ASSeSsorS-West side, Thos. FOrtney;
East Side. Gabriel Pullism.
C0g'ratsSioner Of Lost Reoords-W m
Physietin to Jaii aud POorho,a,e-Dr. II.
ID. l.. Trfppett.
COUNTY Superintendent Of Free Schools
Joseph III Hawthorne.
Commissioners Of the CSr uit Cburt-
Smith Crane, Joseph II. Hawthorne, /.
G RslphsnydeI Jho. Morris Crane aud
p. j. Crogdn.
CORPORATION OFFICERS,
Mdyor-Jno. Barton PAYNE.
O0Wncii-James Ii. Manown, %. Young
Morris. ID: G. Hughes, Elisha Thomas
and Peter VoltE.
Recorder ohm M. Crane.
Sei0ednt-J Ohm Il. Netf
Justice Of the Psdce-J oseph NJ. Gods
win.
C0nstdble-Jsmes Carroll
MINISTERS
EfcsbWeIIdn-Rev. Samuel Graham.
Methodist EiDiScopdt-Rev. A Hall
BdpttSt-Rev. Patrick Murray.
EUdil0eiicot Rev. j. W. Cation.
4. N. r. Church. Rev. Alfred Steptoe
THE NATIONAL BANK OF KINowooD.
PrsSident-W @. Brown.
Pace fTesident-Smith 'raue,
CdShier-F. Heermaps,
Assistant Cashier j. w. Parks.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-TERMs OF
COURT In PRESTON COUNTY.
April Term, Sth day Of April.
August Term, 18th day of August.
November Term, oath day of Novem-
Der.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday i'm January, first Mon
day in April, second Monday in July
and nrst Monday in October.
sINawooD PosToFFICE
Mails close a7 O'Clock a. M; arrive AT
5 o'clock p. Id.
Office open at O'Clock a. M. closes at
O'Clock pm. j. NJ. GOODWIN. Z. NJ.
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MARRIED..

ALBRIGHT-HAETN AT the residence
OF lie brides father. Jau. s, by Rcv.
&c rye w. PARROT. James NJ. Albright
and Mary G. Hartman.
CuELEr-MREKAR- AT The residence Of
the brides f.Iher. jan 10, by Rev. q.
w. Pafriott, Thomas J. Couley and Sa-
rah r. Menear.
kRLLI--W LT-At the residence Of Mrs
ADlgii Wult, Jan. IL, by X " Conrad
Ringer, Franklin b. K lily aud Mehala
Wolf.
MoNARK--YEAsT.- - At the NJ L Parson-
az, Blnudonviile, Jan 81. 10y Rev. @
W. f. Fond. james 9. McNtre ava
Jennie Yeast.
DRMoss--SATrEHFIaLD AT the residence
al the brides par, nts, Jan 10, by II v.
ID NJ. SImunt"n, AdOlpbus ID Damoss
aud Missouri S.ticifeld.
WLBUES-B uCxLEw. AT the residence
of the brides parents, jan. 81, 10y R,v.
GsOrge Bucklow, William A Whburn
and Mary NJ. Bucklew
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From Indiana.


vSoKSSxs, Ind, Jan. .-Thinking
that some,hing from this part of the
country would interest some OF the Old
Preston readers OF your valuable paper,
venture to write. Well, We have had
some winter here. but the thermometer
has only once registered SIX degrees below
zero, and not more than two tuohos of
snow has fallen al one time. left West
Virginia the 18Th IL November, 1882, aud
have been only short time here. The
country around Vincepnes Ia prairie and
timber. with great depth OF sell aud very
rich The price of land ranges from els
to s1o per sore, according Co location and
improvements. The crop yield Is from
40 TO so bushels OF corn per acre. aud %
OF wheat. The staple crops here are corn.
wheat, barley. oats and potatoes. This is
a beautiful country, and the farmers are
Industrious and we'll To- 60, each raising
from 1000 To 2, 700 bushels of wheat, i, 900
60 600 bushels Of corn, and other crops
in proportion. Wheat is worth 90 cents,
corn IS cents, oats 40 cents, potatoes 75
cents, and apples 81 90 a bushel.
Vincennes lie n Dice city OF some 10. 900
situated on the eastern bank
OF the Wabash, with three lines OF rail-
road leading out from IL, it's many stores,
aud within its limits eighty drinking
The growing wheat looks well, and n
good acreage has been sown. Tue wages
of farm hands range from Sis To Sl5
month IN winter, and from $lo To SO in
summer ana 50 a day in harvest.
Well, Mr Editor, lest intrude too much
upon your space viii close for this time.
promising, IL acceptable, To write again.
Very Respectfully,
5. Moe ZrSN.
Our correspondent is son of M. Geo.
+. Zlnn, of Valley district, this county,
aud Wa shall be pleased To- hear from him
ag aiu. ED.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors OF Ellis Formau, dece

To the Creditors OF Ellis Formsu, deceas
ed,
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court OF the County of Preston, made In
"A cause therein pending, To subject the
real estate of tho ssid Ellis Formsn, To
the payment of his debts, you are r,quir-
ed To present your claims against the es =
tate OF the said Ellis Forman Tor adjudIcs
ton TO Patrick J. Crogsn, Commissioner,
Al his office in the said county, ON or be-
fore the 2S,h day of February next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk OF said
Court, this l6tn Jay of January 1888.
l 20-6t, SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors of Buckner Fairfax, ,

To the Creditors of Buckaer Fairfax, de-
ceased
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of the County of Preston, made In
Cause therein pending, tn subj sct the
real estate of the said Buckuer Fairfax, to
the payment OF his debts, you are requir-
al To present your claims against tue es
tate of the said Buckner Fairfax tor adj u
cation To Smith CIane, Commissioners, at
hs m % in the said county, ON or before
the 2Sth day of february next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk Of said
Court, this 18Th day of January, 1888.
20-8t SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
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by a Joint order made by tho Circuit
Court OF Preston County, i'm the State OF
Wost Virginia. In the above mentioned
causes ON tho 18th day of December, 1882,
recomnitted To him with instructions to
report gny other liens there may bo ups
ON the real estate OF Buckner Fairfax,
deceased, Ms well IA any other matter
loeIned pertinent by the Co nmissioner.
or requested by the parties and espe.
ciallv, Ia ttko further PROOF touching the
$500 credit on the Whetsel estate debt,
heretofore reported by said Commissions
or.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLLERS. j..

To all persons holding liens 10y Judgment
or otherwise on the real estate or any
part thereof of Levi Metheuy:
Il pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit
Cuurt of Preston county, made In n cause
therein pending, 10 subject the real estate
nf me said Lew Metheny To the satisfac-
lion of the liens thereon, you aro hereby
required to present all claims held by you
an eacn Of YOU against the said Levi Me
'heny, which are liens on his real estate,
or any part at It, for adjucation To me AT
my Office IN K,ngwoOd IN the county of
Preston ou OF before the Ia II day of Feb
u,rN 1888 t.3N
Given under my hand this the 17lh day
of January 1888.
L. j CR0GAN,
| 30 ii. Commissioner.
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'MORMONISM UNVEILED"

ny MORMON BISHOP.
Bclng the only real expose Of the wild
deeds OF the
DA NITESi
BLOOD ATONERSt
AYENGIN0 ANGELS
aud other secret societies Of MOrmOnism.
Full and authentic parti sulars OF the
HORRIBLE BUTCHERY If men, w
men and children At the Mountain Mead
ows Massacre. aud terrible wrongs md
sdfierings OF Mrs. Brig. Han. ptOn. A
wonderful book for gents. Complete
outfit IS Gems. Outht and sample copy
81 rs.
Secure an agency ~ once. or write fer
illustrated circular aud special terms in
SUN UBLtJHING Co,
t21o and az Pine street,
WaTiTi4l ~. Loaia. Mo.
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Good Advice.

You will prevent aDd cure the greater
part Of toe Ills that fict mankind 10 thls
OF any s,cuon, # you keep your stomach,
liver aud kidneys ia perfect working Or
der. There IL 90 medicine known That
DIES ibis ss utely ~ Paiker's Giuger Ton.
It, IL Will keep your blood rich and pure,
aud give you goOd health ~ little cost
see other cOlumn
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The a b quarterly meeting U.B. Church.
Pleasant Hill Mission, viii Uc held at
Wiley, In 10, Evangelical Church, on the
1Otb aud lin Ut F-D.usry QlItehy
Conference will Commence IN the church
AZ $50 p. m. PfeacnIogAt lamp-ngnuug.
Tn uyual services ~ill be hello on Sunday,
the IL. Presiding Elder Weekly IL en-
Pocted ia person. Come one, core all.
DANIEL TIOHENktI.
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ApNERTIsl.NG RArEs.

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for first insertion, and any cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements OF more than two
square, standing for n longer tine than
months. subject To special rat, sched-
nie which can lie seen 10y calling a, this
office.
TRANSIENT advertisements most be
paid for when ordered.
LEGAL notices % cents per line for foui
insertions.
PERSONAL communications will be In
serted tor 90 cents per square
EN lines OF this type one squar
Local notices Ten cents per line
Entered ut Kingwood Post ONCE al
seCond-class mail matter
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How She saved ner Darling.

i sDsll not feel 50 nervous about baby'o
teetniDg. writes n grateful mother rWe
almost lost our daring FROM chnhr nfan =.
tum, but happily heard of Park,r's Ginger
Tonic in time. A fw spDoDsfuls soon
cured baby, and Al occasional dose keeps
US IN good bealtb.'-BfnoKlyD Mother.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-27
DIED.

FALKEEsTIHE AT bis residence. in PIess-
AM Distinct. David F,lkensline. in the
73rd year Of his sge.
He had been faithful aud cOusisten;
member of the Lutheran CHURCH for sixty
years HE remains were inferred 10 the
Sugar Valley cemetery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-27

On sec unit the prevalence Of meas
les in The neighborhood, the school OF Mr..
A. w. Frederick, mile and half or go
below town, Was ind, ina:ely suspended
yesterday.
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a Case that Puzzled the whole Fac
Willy.

Ms. MhD Iugraham gave the names ot
some Of the most reputable physicians IN
the TWO cities (Ptrsburgh and Allegheny
~ which she bad paid large sums Of mou-
~ lof :, aim,nt, but she rapidly grew
worse. Sc vac then taken 10 go most
pu'nblr physicians an surgerns ~ New
Y TX but win no better success. Tney
h7d al pronounced II cancer, and declared
he mu-t die. The flesh II her breast was
ateo away down 10 the ribs the breast
VAS laid bare snd the disease mai. IT.
Wy upw1rIs, csuslug tbs breast 10 be
r. me drtscbrd from the wall ~ the Chez =,
langInV lo"ee from above See page %.
I D.. Hartman's lie II Life how +, .
una cured her. They re gwen away y
drpRlis's (grati)
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ELLA GUsENAN,
. Crc ar


Toe tOilOniOg 70 tue rfp ,rt Of Toe Br ,u-
ooivlIle 1udep,ndast Dlstuct Sco.on
Number Il pupils ,brOi'ed--srs Is.
boys 10 total 25 Aps-ut-girs ~. &, "
10. Tpe fDilOniog afe the name of thYsc
VIM " re- 90. abs.u. lurua ur mlutu 4.
MISSES ViHa NJ An, VI ie, II F.lar
Doia r Fulur, M.r l. H,g ,us. l. u,.a
H. # gaus, Mate L.ep, May Ss,s,, aud
L,unI, NJ w Idel RD - y..-Ge,.
Al. FOR. WUytr II F.I, L,vu, s.a-
sor. O.k.y h r "a K O.. Hry If.
- JOup a. o., a II GER s.e q
(sevoD). ). T. ARNoLD,
Teacher.
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Fr violating corporation ordinance
agn0st cOastu < 90 tbe streets, TIRE, cit
izeDs Of the town 90 C.soDerry, tots Cyu1 -
-, namely, Messrs NJ ,fsnal AMI Ones -
Crane aud Creed DJoninLtou, we're ~
rested. auu cOutiuo. in the ] OK up Tor On
nour ~ two, ou FidaY Of las week. A
pretty gpOu se on tue young z utlemen
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TIE WEsT VIRGINIA ARGUS and the
Wheeling Register one year. with Lewis
Baker IL Cos New RailrbAd, County and
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Com n,isisoner's Once, Kingwood, w.

Hisisoner's Once, Kingwood, w.
Va, January 10, 1883.
The parties 70 the above mentioned
causes, viz John A. r. Martin, admin
istrator ~ Buckner Fairfax. deceased +,
James Is. Fairfax. Isaac l.. Martin, John
a. f. Martin Gregg II. Vickery and
Charles Il. Vickery. her husband. Anne
Elizabeth Scott d StHnhopo NJ. SrOlt. her
husband, and Sarah R.Fairfax, children
and heirs 1T law Of Buckner Fairfix, de
ceased : Henry G. Beatty, Joseph jack
son Jesse Spurgin. William G.. Brown,
Samuel Snider, Elijah Shatier. the Ma
tOual Bank OF Kingwood, Matthias r.
stuck. Henry VI. Grimes, and Elisha j.
Miller, will take notice that shall. on
the 18th day of February next, at my
Office Aforesaid, preceed To execute the
above mentioned order Of reference.
SHGLH CRANE. Com'r.
John rton Payne, pts uDsol In
the cnuse Fl rat above me itiOned nd jas.
A. Brown, counsel Ira thsece ondD named
cause.
/ 20-4t.
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Marriage Licenses GRANTED.

James g. Men re and JeunI Yeast
j bn w. Chimes aud anna b .ruard.
Thomas P.Albrign. ami e "a K ID Idgc.
lsa,c n & lc ara Mary h Smtu
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The sofest aud sure at way to restore the
youthful color # the hair isl furnished by
Parkcr's Han ,lsam, which 10 desefvedly
popular from its superior Gle snlIuess.
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Transfers OF HenI E.,.te

The following is me list II deeds admit
ed since our az, report
Joseph X lily to william ". smith for
grnntor's in'ercs ~ 1870 ores m Pleasant
Distinct admitted Ju 20
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NOTICE

All persons indebted to me either fol
goods or blacksmith account, are uotif d
that they must settle, ,I:her by CASH OF
aute, Ivy february 1, 1888
GA. I'm J COOKE,
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THE REGISTER.
DAILY. SUNDAY, WEEKLY.
An ESTErRIsING, PROGRESSIVE AND
COMPLETE LOCAL AND gems
ERAL NEWSPAPER.
ISDRPESDEHT AND OUTsP KIN IN ALL PUB
LILO QUESTIONS An UNDISd IN
News, LITERARY NIGEL.
LANY AND FAMILY
READING
An Ably Edited gasn'G's Department

The Wheeling Register was founded 10
1852, at the time of the Inauguration of
the State OF West Virginia. A. part
and parcel OF The new state, closely ideu-
litled with It's enterprises and contributing
in modest measures 10 it's advancement, he
Register shares IN the just exulIation with
which our people regard It's bright career
The population Of the State has Increased
in greater ratio than most of the ola States
her schools have multiplied and improved
~ efficiency. her government has been well
and economically hdministed, her Tesour
ces are being developed with energy, and
her people aIe growing in enlightenment
and thrift. With the growth Of the State
the Registerhas grown, with it's develop
ment the Register has prospered. Aud rs
showing the estimation Ia which the paper
is held by the citizens OF the s ate for
whose interests II mas steadfsstly batted,
we can say with truth that no Othei paper
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Death oTnn OLD Pre.,ouinu

The Grafton Sentinel announces the sud
den and unexpected death At his home in
shat city on Monday ot last week of NJ Z.
Wilson S~indlrr, Tor many years prom
inent and we'll known cilia,n of ihis chun-
", In the 81 h year of his age. In earlier
life, Gays the Sn,inel. he had been an
e rnest, prominent TN m5er ,u the Nj. Il.
church, but In later years grew cold and
recreant To religious duty, until about a
year agn. he was reclaim d aud again uni.
ted with tn, church. Since that time he
has lived C cnsi-tent Chri-tian life, and
almost nj the hom mt OF his deceaso, with
his litest breath, ne whispered - his wife
aud children that he WA going q heaven
He leaves behind him sorro wing wifi
and eign grief-strIck"n children,all grown.
who have the full symp thy of the com
niuty in this their sad bereavement.