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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-04
STATE HEADQUARTERS IN A BrLLIARDRooM

STATE HEADQUARTERS IN A BILLIARD.RooM'
The Democratic State Headquarters were
formally opened yesterday In tho old bllard-roons
along the main entrance Of the Hoffman House Chair
man OBrien and Parker and Secretary Muller received
guests there all day. Ex-AssemOlyman L. A. Moore
acted as master OF ceremonies and insisted that all
visitors should regster a guests book kept for that
purpose. That is tho wo get yonr sgnatures ne
said To caller "and thea transfer II 10 cHcck
and so get q campaign fund rizht away Wc expect 10
get Ros Flower for at least $2o,0OO when he comes
around" Among the callers during the day were Cou,
gressman John ]. Adams, Alderman Sanger. ToTnsomd
Cox Senator Daily. Charles T. Bacon, OF Elmira; - W.
Barlow. T. l.. Rdgway Bank superintendent wills :.
Paine. Congressman Perry Belmont, Abraham JdcoDs,
A. {. BURTON OF BROOKLYN; f. A. Wood aud A. j. tul,
lertOn The state Committee has decided on the nln
plan OF township organization, adopted In 1876 by Mr.
Tlden as the best means OF bringing their fall vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-04
POLITICAL ODDS And ENDS.

DEMOCRATS WHO WILL VOTE FOR DAVENPORT
Mr.. Davenport started on the Erie road yes
terday morning for Bath. lie accompanied by Cap
tain Chester s. Cole who went to Corning Captain Cole
will be back to morrow, and Mr. Davenport on Thurs
day or Friday The latter expressed himself as highly
satisfied with the outlook 1t had been demonstrated 10
him dming his stay this city The tender OF support
from every direction, where least expected mas
made him confident OF Republican success The most
Dtccabie feature his visit the almost constant
reports received from little groups OF Democrats WHO
determined rebukc the spOsmen OF thclr party y
working for Its defeat Hundreds OF Democrats VINO
followed Governor Tldens banner In his RAID on tho
canals because they believed him 60 be reformer are
lust as earnestly opposed ~ Mr. lI whom they regard
as "A political adyeturer whose election wOud drag the
party downward Secretary Vrooman also went nome
Herkimer to- morrow, when the headquarters
viii he formally opened There was no one but clerks
at Headquarters yesterday and few callers.
Iutimatons have reached the Republican State com
,nttee that Carl SchurZ will make some sieeches zoe
Mr.. DAVENPORT The Germans arc generally lhvorhoio
10 his candidacy, and tho course Of MT Ottendorier
Siddts ZriiGng is likely TO causo large number ol
German Democrats refrain from voting Tor iilt even
n they do vote for Davenport Reports arc ALREADY
coming In OF the counties Indicating that lne
Republican Wide AWAKE hcti'e anu c"InooV
In the intention TO secure success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-04
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR REPUBLICAN VOTERS.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3 (SpeciaD.-Lieutenan of
Police Mullen, recently pardoned out OF Jail by tho
President, has been mado Inspector Of Police by the
Democratic Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-04
OHAR RGED FROM AN ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRE.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Oct. 3 (SpeciaD Persons
who accidentally Intentionally touched the iron front
OF B. BarnaDy Co.'S store In Westminsterst. this
morning p4eeiYcA sl.eek. Investlgaion showed
that the iron had become charged with electricity by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-04

contact with an electric light wiro Persons wearing
rubber could feel the shock and called II all
hna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-04

PLON PLON TO GO AROUND THE GLOBE.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-Princc jerome Napoleon mas
started on a voyage around the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-04

CLEANLINESS NEXT TO "OULTURE" IN BOSTON
BosroN, Oct. 3 Especial. 1.-The reports OF the
OF the various bathing houses show tu
there were 959 763 bathers In the public bath houses
Boston during the bathing that closed sepsm
so The male bathers numbered 767.73O, ana 'no i'
males l97,O30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-04
WHY KHARToUM FELL.

The publication of Major Kitchcner's report of
the fall of Khartoum is a smart electioneering dodge
in the interests of the Ministers. The outcry
against Mr. Gladstone having declined, this docu-
ment Is calculated to revive the irritation of the
country, showing that Khartoum did not fall
through treachery, but through starvation and the
delay in starting the expedition.
INTERVENTION IN BURMAH.
The possibility of British intervention in
Burmah increases. Lord Dufiern has made
fresh remonstranccs at Mandalay respect
mg the treatment of British subjects.
France has recalled her Consul fiom
Mandalay to make it appear that it disapproves of
his intrigues. Notwithstanding NJ. de Freycinets
denials OF secret treaty, Lord Dufferin holds
copy of it. The Burmese question is only delayed
by the Afghan difficulties which have given French
agents chance for intrigue.
NEW BOOKS AND PLAYS
A new work is promised by T. P. O'Connor, Mr..
ParnelPs associate, on the Parnell movement, with
ssketch of Irish parties from 1s43, political pom
portraits and references to the inner life of the
Irish Parliamentary party.
The much-pufed up book "Truth About the
Stage" by Corin, is not meeting expecta-
tions, Instead of dark facts for Burnand's
dark hints, it deals in innuendo and
implications. Without venturng on black
list it gives white list of the supposed moral and
good, those excluded being considered tabooed
but the assertion that sixty out Of two hundred
prominent actors are drunkards stamps the work
ss gross exaggeration.
Ceuayns- -Carr's Dark Days. founded on Mr..
Conway's novelette,, has had moderate success at
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-12

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Singing, irritation, Inflammation. all kidney and
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Rough on Rats clears them out, also beetles, ants
"Roush on Rata"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants bugs,
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Heart Paths,
Palpitation, dropsical swelinss, dizsinesss indi.
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chipmunks cleared out BY "Rough on hass. ISc.
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II YOU are losing your grip On uie. ny wells
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The Hope Of tho Nassee'
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Ladies Who would retain freshness md yivscity. |
Oon't m to nv ssWells' Health Renew@.s
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ssRou~h On Itch" cures humogs, esuptions, ring
worm. teftes, salt rheum. frosted fect. thillblains
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-12
-. .,,ad the act so thoroughly

.,,formed the act SO thoroughly.
peW,h;ttaker was in the hall ..Who -,
whitaker" asked Horace. ~
fe H. and Mrs. Carruthers, sir.n rer,;.,
,,,;ttaker The Talberts stared at a.os
H '.ar then, hanging their hats on th1
c'p 'na. and respective pegs, entered the ~
having room.
~ Th,y saw Frank standing there with thu,
.;rt dry smile on his face, and then thou
qu"P catrice coming toward them with ort,
"a" '.ched arms. Herbert again STAR,
ss i's;sl at Horace, who could not however
pawn nnnl to the look because Beatrice hal
T rev, her arms round his neck.
.Ls, me, uncle Horace, and say Won for
mo" she cried. Il have caused Won al
s ,rts Of worry and anxiety, but say you for.
s.s Ste had caused them worry and anxiety
,.Jsol tley had latterly been sorely pressed
m oc.ounr for Beatrices absence to LIadv
u.~ser and Others Nevertheless she va,
l,or sisters child and a thorough Talbert
lus' vas also in distress. So Horace Welded.
e s:'sod her. and told her how glad he was e.
sep her again.
Sc Alter this she went to Uncle Herbert and
,.,othing of the same scene was gone
.troupb. The Talberts then re-arranpsd
. .m neckties as much as to say that al
.sonoh such impulsive embraces might be
.Iowed once in Il way they were not to I've a
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-12

me Hope Of the Nat3oa.
Children slow in development. pony. ssS =
and delicate, use "Weils Hsaitn n'
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-12

Enough On Itch. "

Ladies Who would retain ffeshness md vivacit
DON'T fail to ny .sWells' Health Renew0.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-12

Life pro0eFver.
If you are losing your grip On h1e, ~ .Well'
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-12

ssRoush On Itch cures humoss, esupt5ons, ring
worm tetteS, salt rheum. frosted leet lhillblsns.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-12

II you are falling, broken, worn out and nervous
use i'Wells' Health Renewer." p. Druggists.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-12

xv;.h;oe 70 retire from business offer the Ar
..a IIc..i nroperty, store and stables for sale.
S..;-.hle lot alton with I gnod run Of business.
- s,,rther passicnlars inquire on the premises
g 'u''''e' MRS. r. FRENCH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20

Smith Crane. ESD, was bitten ia the
hsnI by vicious dog last Thursday
morning, and has been confined To his
io5m all week from the effects ofthe bite.
His hand and arm are terribly swollen
and for time it was feared blood poison
would result from the wound. We are
pleased TO note that he is better at this
time.
BY notice elsewhere IL will be Oh,
served ihat Pros. Pell and and Adams
expects TO open select school AZ this
place the first OF May. Both these geu>
uemen have won for themselves envia>
bic regulations as teachers aud we be-
speak for those who may attend thsir
school, As much advancement in study
a. can be attaiued elsewhere.
1t is with regret that we chronicle
the death of Mr.. George b. Holmes which
occurred on The 10th inst. Mr.. Holmes
was quiet, peaceable and indu strious
citizen and in hi. death the Gladesville
community lost NAH whose place cans
not be easily filled. BV industry and "A
strict attention To business air. Holmes
amassed quite a fortune. The family has
our sympathy IL their bereavement
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20

REED5VILLE
K.edsgLLe Na.ls . sk.lIng ~.

NredsVhlS wagts n exciting riuk
Nj ,st ) uulc Twin rctu U-d home Sat
urday from yjo,i ~ Independence,
VI ,ss < ia Npp,taan closed her GchoOl ~
b-l"~n isst Tu"sdty with spcllipg
be sl night.
Our miller, X Hudmsn. has lst re
celv,d A new boil.r for hiH engine and W I'D
be rIfy Iu iew days Tor actual work.
Oar ImCrs tel ne bat fsr6 ~ scaTcrr
ia NIlley thsn is has ben fer ytsrs toe
fore. Many have turnrd their stock out
10 browse.
a, d. sqrires lest hIo horse lat
week
II II. Reed is of to E.ston, MoBon-
liza Co
n c. Feather, OF Ezlou. Is visi.Ipp
friends 10 the lower end 81 The district.
S.idom's reference TO the harmless
tnundoI bolt, which ~ directed 10 him.
ga 81 such high or Der, that IL wss al
m'st beyond the Comprehension OF our
lutte minds We are fortunate enoagh
90 tee personally AGO 4in,od with Spld Jm
and we f-el grateful 10 HIM for his KIND
invitation tO call Al his tfflce. and he NAV
,xpect us soou, in our beet "Dib aud
Tuck r."
We are afraid Patsy DOple bit pn more
for u than pc can chew" when he han
ded over IN" Y mblrr for ms o. cl, snse Of
hYp.crsy for you know "~hat is born
IN the bone, is bard 10 IL e out Jf the
o sh -
> gu imDei,ineu, CROWD OF iAquisiiiy.
curiosity 81 which the X ,mbler formed
cpn,psCious figure, wss waning a. know
Tbst W meant by our motto we'll u f.
SIR .Dge thst some do grope through darn.
ness All thru lives without Eny power Of
con prehensf 70, but Puca can not expect
va 70 give them understanding.
By al means let th- teachers Of this
County meet in convention sud nominate
9 man for our mex o. Superintendent
tJr u tie teachers have not right D.
make tnb choice. we " Juld ike % kooy,
VIM 10 "a
THIS thing Of being newspaper core
spondent, Is diYinely pheasant in some
respects while b. others it's sadly die
tresling, 10 one instance when YOU are
approached by fellow creature wear
ing Nll oyer The hD,ne-1ud part of the
front yard unile, you need fear 10 ,y0sble
but on the other henJ when you are iuri
Ousiy oIutched 10y the throat, danQled in
The air, and at length let down with lees
ceremony than might be desired, BY au
insulled subject caused by some uDin-
territorial remark, IL is then that ne wish
Ourselves alone on the lonely island Of
81. Helena. TAG 81 PLUo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20
A GOOD JOKE.

"rpst was gsod j ke the minister
played on the J URNAL last week. said
4 gentleman - al ARsUs reporter.
what ] ke is that p said the MN Of
nrws
We'll, since came 10 think. b, nevr
they were buth sold. the JouBNlL aud
minister, You sec, the j URxAL publish
ed petition from 5. A. L"vy, of Ursius.
Sumerset county, p, "tp tie unknown
Democratic Postmaster G. neral yet TO b,
appointed ;4nd the j URNAL sid A COPY
OF II WAS ON file iu the =. 81, fdac 4. part
mont al Washington. That's oil bosh.
NJ such petition is on fill iu the L 81
III ~ Department IT Washington. Y,u
see, this mau IL W ~ 3 celebrated NJ wa
paper 4 rrtspoDdent sud regular wit |
Snn~ him veil. a gentlemqn from the
Willis OF Ptestou was over there, aud low
told him thht be- bad made Application for
= p ST. flee. Ii read The Z rstonian ~
application, 40 h read 80 funny that tn.
Preston man copied a.. Tnis accounts for
the superb lity OF captlsl l-tjeis and the
breach of etiquette IN punctuation, as it
were. When The Pacstouiau (,e IA
X 'publicau) relu ned me he never lost
40 opportunity TO read LpvY's application
Tor pusiofdce Wherever he could 81 a
crowd To listen t. him To M ke iu1g
story short, he read il 90 The minister. aEsl
the man who has no 1--we tor S tan. sal
II wss 30 rich that he would have 10 send
1t to the Journal. N w. the question
arises, who Is sold, tho Preslonia-, the
minister, or he JJurual?
It's good j Ike. q .Od day Call a
TOuad again when You want pointer ,
ana the man OF news said DE would.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20
PLAINVIEW.

Det, on the 10 h inst ~ his home near
Glsdesvillr, Nj Gs1rgs b. Holmes, after
AN illness Of six weeks. Tie rs mputned
by great msny friends, Mr.. Holmes
was one of our oldest citiz no, and also
A stauuch Democrat. May be rest IN
peace.
J. t. Wallace, who has been visiting
his home near Gladesville the past weak,
returned TO Fairmont, where he has been
~ work for some tune.
Mr. Willard Nxson formerly OF this
place. has moved 90 Laurel Run whore nc
eNoee's TO make his future home.
Mrs Jane Brown has been an for some
time. but IA, We axe glad - note, Fetting
some better
The prolraoted meeting at the Point
Pleasant church has closed. The meet
ing was quite 4 success.
Every thing is quiet IN our ucighbor
hood TneTe II not even So much a. a
doing. Hurry up girls and boys, we
are getting tired waiting.
KATVDID
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20
NCrVOusnNsn-

The moment there is danger OF impair.
mcnt OF the mind from excessive nervous
exhaustion, or where there exists fore.
bodlngs OF evil, a desire for solitude
stunning and avoiding company, vertigo
and nervous debility, or when insanity
has already taken place, PFRuNA and
MNNhLtN should be implicitly relied on
but 1t is never we'll TO wait SO long before
treatment is commenced. The carly
symptoms are Loss OF strength, sorucss
oi the muscles, dim or weak sight, pccu-
Iar expression OF the face and ewes.
coated tongue, with impaired digestion /.
or IN others, certain powers only arc lost
while they are Otherwise enjoying com
pra'ivcly good health. In ali these Pr
NuNA and MANALIN should at once be
taken.
Mrs. S. Smith, IIllsvllc, Lawrence
1ouhiy' Ia, writes: "DR. $. Il. HART
Man y Co. Columbus. o.: have been a
great sufferer for ten years. seemed NO
thouSh every organ ia my body was dis
cascd AT one time or another. / had about
gwen up all hopes, when / commenced
taking l'ERUNA and MANAIIN. | inn
mediaicly began to improve, the soreness
and pam disappeared, strength gradually
returned, and now | avn rs we'll as ever
I'D my nae, and L owe ~ all to your Peru
MA and MANALtN. j recommended il
to my friends and IL gives better satisfac-
ton than any other medicine l ever heard
o."
Miss Maria Roicrick, Warren, Ohio
writes, "it 's with pleasure aud many
thanks That write ~ YOU TO tell YOU OF
the great benefit / have derived from the
use ofths PEUUvA. Lave used several
bottles OF yolr PEnUHA. and can safely
say u has dome me great deal Of rood.
have improved ever since commenced
is use"
NJ. r. J Wcbbcr Plymouth, O..
writes II arm selling Your PrRuNA, and
having good,ratc on H. 1t gives *.
ccllrnt satisfactou."~
Mr. Thomas Acton. BROOKLYN VILLAGE.
Cleveland, ohio, saws: FL received n
scyrrc wouuGin M foot by trampinn ON
spike. IL iuH1mcd and was painful and
swollen J had every reason TO- fear lock.
Jaw. Your simple suggestions as to local
applications and The taking OF your PE.
RUNA and MANALIN were followed TO the
Letter, and, uHnks To- you, my foot il en-.
drcly we'll and l am happy"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20
GLApESVILLE.
hATVDID

George Il. HOlmes died at his late res
idonce near this place on tue 1Oh tnst.
large procession of relatives and lrisnus
accompanied the remNtus 10 the BAPTIST
church here, where R'v ID w, Regers
preached the funeral sermon, after which
the remains were laid TO rest In the Gem
uterY here.
Constable RIrington 81 Independence
came here on Tuesday the ION and ar
rested Harvey Nas-ie, charged with for
glng the name ni 30 rt b yce tu AN or
der W'tn Ahtrh he b,ug.t clothing.
boots II az 4 70, BIO. IS Kelley To toe
amount o Sl3 10 NJ ssie hat hearing
b"t're eqHe MoG e., uud icing f1uud
guilty., ~. qrred lo give h4ll ~ the
am uut OF SjJO Ills appearance 81 the
Aptu tetm ~ CuCuji Count
il Is reppr q tbHr NJ VI ID Swear
iIgta who Manic Mrs, LydA Llar a.
bout year agp took hts 81. p.riure few
dsys az tor p,rts aIknown. le>viug the
oman 10 provide Tor her sslf as beet
sh" eau.
L ~ Turner, Jr is /, ply ( il buun.
ciag his boy
Ike & ,,s,dy came TO the Point Pleas nj
Church during the late prnlrsCtcd meet
ing aud look q IN the window over the
lzuios shoulders, snd his hlil, gil whp s
living with Mr. FlytAe became 80 badly
frightened thai bcr legs and arms turned
cold 30 her h'dy, and Mr. Fiyth. rcdu,s
ted me u Say that !tttlr J nnic Is not the
coil she was some time agr, and II Ike
duu't Quit lurmenUng her shr sig soon bc
win her mother in the A Nlu "a al Weston
la IHE AEaUs Of the there n a let
ter headed Eud Intc,d. and signei
M"urtrin HnHsier, Please tell that wri-
ter to slRn Els own signature to his letters
and not Co sign Tho Gl .Ccfvils core
spOudrnrs Rsme or Sill 80 for him.
MOUNTAINS HOCsIRR
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20

LOSrRE.oRn NOTICE

Circuit Court of P.es,oE county, ID G.
emb'r g.. 1854
Jp'. J Mckinney o. petition
~ under chan
Luke NJ McK,nuyy's heirs ter l75, CT
the acts OF 1871 William q. Morley, s.
COMMISSIONS appointed under SID AC.
this day made hi, dna' report herein, aur
Nhereupnn, ou motion OF tho petitioner Do,
his counsel, 10 . ordered that said r,p.s
he hlrd, and that a notice ~ published iu
The West Virginia Argus aud the Preston
C"nnty JOurnSl, once week Tor twelve
successive vocke, OF the Alag of s.ll re-
port, and rec liuug al persons interested
therein tu appear before this Court on the
4 h dsy ot the next tenn aud do VIVA, may
be necessary 10 protect their interests. pr0
Nidcd however, thst such notice may con
sist OF copy of tnis order, puhhshei rs
aforesaid. copy from the Record
l9l2 Test: SNIru CRANE. Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20

stand the new s. slem ia msclyes there
IRE. u would h. Nest to know what 10 is
bet0re passing s'ntence upon H.
Now, a. respects the next Co. Superin-
iendent being selected frOm the tcaChers
OF TIE county, n meets my approval and
also THAI OF many ~ my neigheots. Tue
question Is who snail II be We want a
msn who will 90 justice 20 all, irresprC
tive # party. will mention w r.
Shafler IS n man who would al the posi-
lion With satisfaction Con. let Us hear
from some more of tie sctibes. There
are several who won 4 make good officers,
hut tOiuk ". r. Shstfer Is us good ~
any we could mention, SCRIRBLER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20
SELECT SCHOOL.

The attention Of teachers and others
desiring To attend school during the com>
ing summer il directed to the KiuAwood
Select school. Much pains vii be taken
to render the school both pleasant and
instructive. And any branch from the
lower English to the Classics will be
taught Tenn will begin first Monday
in May and continue ten weeks. Board
ing oan be had at ten 70 twelve dollars
per month. Tuition 81 30 to s. SO Tor the
term. For PARTICULARS call on or write
Prot NJ f. PELL, Kingwpod, or Prof. y.
ID. ADAMS, MorgSntswn. r. 2U4t.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20
LOST LEcnRn Nnr1rE
Circuit G MT Of Preston County, DE

Circuit G MT Of Preston County, De
cemhcr s. 1884
Nm Garner } On n petition ,ru
". der ChHptet l71 I
JOS. Browns hcirs stsl } the acts of 1871
William @. Worlry,a Commissioner an
pointed under said AC', THE day made hie
dual report horru Wher,upon, on mo-
ton OF 'ly petitioner bv his counsel. IL is
ordered thai said report bc flied, and that a
motto" Oe published IN The West virginia
Argus and Preston Couuty Journal. once a
week, Tor twelve successive weeks, of the
ming ct said report, ard touring all pcr
sons Interested therein. 20 apnear tef.rc
This court on the 4 n day 81 the mex term.
aud do what may Ice necessary u protect
their interests Provided however that
such notice may cOueist Of copy of this
order, published as aforesaid, a copy
from the record.
l 0 10. Test; SMITH CEANV, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-20
MAsONTOWN

We will endeavor ~ write few iiems
from this section 81 ne "BannerD strict. q"
B, v.ral citizens are sea sick. They are
Republicans aod saw the party die.
The Rev. NesteE. who Is conducting a
proiracted meeting At North Union, vlsii-
cd Dir home in Mo1ongalia county, Last
lhursday and Friday. Toe Rev. I r..
Cobun ges left 10 charge Of the meeting.
Tue Friendship school. taught by /. j
Jrnkins, clOsrd J ~ Friday evening With
spfl,ing contest, veral schools partic.
cipaied Oui We do not know what school
was victorious
MT. Editor, We think you struck IL hard
when you said 'THE AE0us will support
no went Democratic votes r. public ,u. o.
Inc proplc OF THE dIstrCt want man
for 8up5riUtcud no next term
JRREY p0RTER