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TO TIE CHICAGO CONvENTION VIA II. AND o. K R.
Having arranged wiki the members OF the rrpup-
ncan clubs OF tine District and large number OF
members OF the l. ;. senate and Congress-. ms. IL
ana o. X. r viii run a magnificent specIaI train OF
Sleepers 70 the Chicago convention leaving WASH
1ngton saturday. June l6, az IL noon, arriving az
Chicago IL u next morning. Round trim tickets
Include one tut double berth aud three meals
going by this special train aud the same acconmo-
d&tiOnS returning on anv regular train 10 WASH
ington until June 81. al toe extremely low rate OF
SIS The special train. however, VIII return im-
mediately after the Close OF the convention Afte.
arriving In Chicago these sleepiag cars Cor as
many OF them as may b. desired will be sid.-
tracked on lake Ironi, In rear oI the Exposition
building. FOR the Recommendation OF QeTsonS vho
may desire them for Sleeping purposes. thus for-
ing superior ami QGiet quarters &t LsCderate
prices as The charge vLi he 1Rs So per day per
car; capacity - 10 20 people. Apply az once and
secure passage and lerth on the grancest Train via
the yfandt route TO the grandest city OF the
Tor Iul information cai at B. and ". ticket ofiices
1851 Psnnsyiyania avenue, go Pennsylvania
avenue, b and o. depot, or ". II. Wheeler, Re
Pubtfc ONCE. Gen j. H. Sypher, Glover building,
Ials street northwest, Capt. A. p. Cunningham,
chairman transportation committee, r. n. League,
Senate POSI- ONCE.
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l,Dh SAIL
u We nre Offering hne bargains IN Tprisyhi a.
hos thAt Should sc t 60 he a.ire hateI aud ga ths
terms most convenient e. the bl!ssr.
We maAe sporialty Of exchanging ana A.. uus
slNAnE lev real arkAius in tTzts ~ AAug. Tor
square flailos. lAs ults auy balance al 10 lsr
month.
Good values given Tor good square Pianos.
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sos II st. ne, Or. 424
SO 18th St ne. 5rm.Ll2
S23 18TH ST. n.e., 5r.m1 II
1873 Bound. stn. e. .5r.y.30
Rear 262l ! ct. NV. 4r...9
S26 I'd st. Sc, 4 rs.......S
I + cree Court q W. 3r.3.50
1918 MyIie ne. Or. 1880
Il BRADLEY. S2G Fn-w.
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ENCCEsioN TO CINCTNSATL-The Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Go. VIII sell eXcurs ION tickets to
1lLCihiau Tor al trains June : TO IL inclusive
N4l.G Tor return passage until July - Inclusive
The rate from Baltimore and Washington VIII he
SlS Tor the TOUnd-trlp. and coTreSpOnd.ngiy low
rates Will be made from all other points on the
line.
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day afternoon Henry Hester Eueen years old
son % Nr. Mui- HeSS-eT, OF No 1917 street
northwest, went with TWO other small boys TO the
Monument grounds To play ball When 1t was too
DARK 10 play bal. the boys Went into the river at
loot OF lth street 10 battle They were unable TO
SWIM. Henry yentuTed out into Geep water and
laughed NJ the Others who were unable 70 swim be-
cause they were afraid 10 follow hlm Presently his
cU.IpaI!ons saw him 80 under, but they die not
Ieei AT all alarmed. when he arose he shook his
head as though 90 shake the water from his eyes
ne called 10 THEM and again went under. His
youthful companions booked about expecting TO
him rt~e some distance from the spot where he
disappeared. a. they supposed he was swimming
under the surface They waited few minutes
and seeing nothing mere OF him gave an alarm.
They ran 10 the nrst precinct station and notified
went To the TIyer prepared to search for the BODY
but meanwhile MIR. Richard Ii. Jones, a boatman,
htd secured the BODY With nshing line. His
clothes and baseball bat were picked up on the
shore, and the body was taken 10 his parents
Zone. Coroner Patterson gave a certificate Of
death from accidental drowning.
GENEROUS GIFTS To ST. PATRICk's CHrRCH-Rey
Father Walter. the pastor OF ~. Patrick's church.
announced yesterday To ais congregation the pre-
sentatlOn Oy different parties 20 the parish OF four
teen artistic groups OF figures, representing the
Nations or The cross, which cost 800 each, and
are 10 De- placed in their proper positions on the
walls vi the church In a few days, donation OF
5000 was also acknowledged foS the purpose OF
tTectlnS large lain altar. From the estate OF
the late John X. condor $500 has been received
Ior the purchase OF sacred vessels. and 81 coo In
e0litlOn 10 De equally divided between ST. Joseph'S
and ST. Nincent's Orphan Asy luIns.
IHE DISTINCT REPUBLICAN LEAGCE.-The repre-
SehJatIses OF nineteen republican clubs met Sat
Urday night at 1910 r street TO form a District
league. Mr.. A. NJ Clapp was elected temporary
chairman \ committee composed OF Nes,rs. c.
Z. COie A. y. Clark. Chas. w. Johnson, Donald Nc
IatAran and Patrick - Farrell reported the cOnsti-
tuition suggested by the Republican League OF the
nitt1 states, aud II was adopted A resolution
Oterrd by Mr.. + v Hill recommending the adop-
ZION a. proper campaign emblem ''Of POCKET
hanOkercllei OF proper size. made OF American
materials Ia the form OF the American filgr as
contrast 10 the red bandara. whica the resolution
set forth, il ''nade OF EGgilsh silk and bears a
strikin- resemblance 20 The English flag" During
IN evening Jdires>es were male by MrSsrs. A. "
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f,oh sAiE-oNE SHARP or THE EAsT MASH
ans'on Improvement 20. CO st se. 5ell-2t'
E,'ok sAlE-TRiCNCI.E. IEIcE, $40 APPLY Ar
II AZ. 4 81 4
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~ NEWOEY ~ \ DEAD TEACHEk-The funeral OF
Miss Made seine " lie Vote, u teacher In the south
Washington schools, whose death was announced
ID saturday > >rsE. took place this morning from
= refers church. capitol HilL ana was largely
AT hdtA The schools OF South Washington were
clostd to-day a. mark Of respect 10 The memory
% MISS - vote The teachers Ot the fourth diyi-
son az meeting today adopted APPROXIMATE r,e,S-
4ttiChs OF RESPECT. the committed on resolutions
Y - composed Of VI. l. >tr0be v. V. Trook and ~
Van Horn.
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ONE CAsE NlTxSooE, &C: French organizes, l2c.
tAIl!is, IOc-: new lice ssteens. I.c., 1Jc-
JOHNSON. GARNER & Co, t:sO Pa. ave.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHEp.

ErOR RENT-CALL FOR BULLETINS OF FIR.
e NISAEn AND UNFukNISHEn HOUSES, OF
FICE ROOMS. STORES FLATS AND STABLES
HILL b JOHNSTON,
te9.3t 13S 18th ST NV
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II r. WALKER sONS. 200 10TH ST NV,
d Duildlng RapoCs. ChascoaL Portland censsnt
Chimnsy FLA Vino sDa tr0as sand 1sr
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t-,oh sAlE-A flNE AOINa Ban HORSE SIN
Yen hHnas hisa. kind aud gautle q good driver
OF aaal.r Gan h ~ocn eN calling Al 1iO6 m
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L 1929 wallach place. 6r brick, IN i..,..... s35
S S,! ~ iy,n and w. store briek
~ 20 lOth ST n W, 2-story brick Is
IL 10th St ", 3story birch.
SD 81 sw 2-story brick, 1r,...................40
zoos st. NV, 2-s,ory BRICK Is
FRANCIS HufIl.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

40 nnA 10 LOAN IL SUMS To SUI. ON
GU oVO rsl estate ss-urlty. no DELAY
JI'ot ". o. BAESrDN. 0l5 9th . nv
" MY To LOAN Al FIVE PR CINT ON AP-
-fA proved RAJ csihtc SECURITY amounts q
specially. TYLER A RUTH KfpkD
MEtS-s3w- 100 4 81 NV
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LSoR sALE-cHEAP-sIpE-BA R BUGGY AND
ladies Four-S Oar leather cushions, Nlark son
sI'.lnss Price as and s0a AiTiy LEADING
HAMS stsbles or 1870 sfn.w yell-St
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WALKED OyERBoARD.-About O'Clock this morn
inS Mr.. W. A. Yates, the well-known dry goods
dealer and agent OF this city, walked overheard at
Colonial Beach. Mr.. Yates had spent the day
there and retired with the intention OF taking the
steamer Lady or the Lake. On its arrival he was
awakened and hastily dressing himself took his
hanG-trunk and umbrella and fastened to the
wharf. but in the darkness walked overheard. He
was rescued and brought up on the boat, but was
unable 10 be out to-day
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II AT BARGAIN
That desirable 1o-room brick house 1917 18th st
BUSHNELL CARUsL
ap3O-3m zoos i 81. NV
LOR RENT-NEW sEvEN-ROOM BAY WINDOW
Il brick house; all modern improvements; centrally
located Apply To SAINT. PoLkINHURN, p. U. sta.
c., F St bet l4th and 18th SITS. my3l-lm
LOR RENT OR SALE
II New Houses 9l4 and 9l6 ST.. 10 rooms and
bath, mod. improvements: rent $40 per month In
Quire of DINNER 80 5th ST. NV. myl7 I'm
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rEE HISoEKG NgrES NOETAL SCHooI--N the
eleventh ann Ua! commencement OF the Normal
k.n.eT,arlen institute held az All SOu!s church
S1luTuay night, the program published IN TUE
SrAK SttUut.y WIS carried out. The grad
ua;e> Were: Edith Boyer, OF louisiana: Maud
EyEtc1, ~ " JsAiaEIOa; Bi2uCAe Finley OF
Mar l1at; sara ..OCJu, OF &IS,Iss!pp; Florence
Lawson and Gertrude LAWSON, o. Massachusetts,;
Mia AOTss., - Mississippi, sAd Mice T. Warner
.lnd Lacy ". warner, @. massachusetts,.
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EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
AZ NAEE AS L. :. BONDS.
XIX chi. iAA ABLL QUARTERLY
IN 81 MS Zoo 10 : LOCO.
shAll lkEslfl n CHANGED
Thus. A. MAGOAAlAN. gl7 ct
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EOK RENT
ISlo 1, lar. all mi.
.....-.....-.....-...SOb.66
92l o. 13r., all Ia .i...... 80
95l q ST., Sr .&store. Iii ~
80 NJ St. Sr. andall mi 40
1909 9TH. Or. all m.i.25.4o
NV. cor. 9Th & Ds.e., ar.
and store. ....... %
iel-liu SWORN IDI
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Too MANY WITSESsEs.-This morning. In the
Police Court. Judge Miller called the attention OF
the police TO the lct that in ordinary cases or dis.
orterig conduct 1t Is not necessary TO summon q
great number vi witnesses. One Witness he said
was as good as iorty. Mr.. Padgett said that wit.
DesS In such cases were not paid for their attend
ance that only In very lew cases are witnesses Iol
the District paid. The judge said he thought that
the witnesses were paid for their attendance and
was GLAD That they were lot.
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ifE CAPITAL BiCStLE tLyR--Fhe Capital b.
rN'.' tluo. az a meeting saturday ni1nI, elected
Ciit-'rS Tor tar ensuing SIX mouths as follows: j. O.
l..sC. Tlc-1- y. :. D5dSe, vlce-president; q.
J. SIn-tI tvDuTl4 ~, Rotary: +. h. MOuIton, cor
lSgJLsih< secretary; - = Lea,uins, treasurer;
z. >. Johnson ana = 3. O.S Iel..utrs OF the eX-
'7HtIfe cpiEtittr-, ad4 =. i. mary elected cap
TAN IEc secretary Wa, directed 0y vote OF the
t-I1 % call size Commissioner, attention 10 the
r}-I'.cG OK tle crossings % the Bet Liae street
.a4..Dld. l. Il. wentworth ami 4. VI. Lou were
t.rSted lIcn4DrTs Of tAe clgb.
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E,OE sAlE-nANDFED. YOUNG. MALI Mock
Il ltg brus. only $50 each have also utir tarri.
canaIlea. etss SNHMlis'S bid >lsiIll
EIlN-sm r. l.fh q
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NOR SALE-HAiLET A DAVIS PIANOS. BFAt-
II uiui stock bargains through Dune q close Tor
summer. easy monthly terms a. l. ~ MNEl. agent
HAi SsA 81 NV. bel lm
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-03-15

On March 4. 1888, at the residence
of the bride. hi the Rev. j. w Car
rico, EIIss &. Nine and Matilds
BuckleW.
o., March 3, ~. 8, At the residence
Of Washington Lani1 BY ih, Rev. &
+. Glenn, Christian A. Whitehair
and FlOra r. Lantz.
On March 7. 1898, At the residence
" Henry O. wosFIBg. by the Rev.
W. Y. Cline. Grant q. Chichester and
Matte r. WOtring
On March 3. 1888, 81 the residence
~ Michael Teets, by The Rev. r. r.
Faulkner, Thomas Dodge and Melin.
de- Tests.
On March 3. 1888. 81 the residence
81 7 r. Faulkner. by The Rev. T r
Faulkner, John A. Conner and Evey
p. Groves.
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Judicial Sale.

y, vi,lHe ~ = decree ~ tire Circuit
C0nri 81 Preston ('ruuty. West Virvinin
pton0ui eed In the e,'ussr 81 HuekusT
FslTfaH bo,rr n'heFs. and FsiFfax and
Martin sgai'St George w. FaiTfax's heirs
mi 0ihsyS. WILL "n the first day ~ nest
iotn u ssid court, Shieh ~ law 50 10
commerce IN tho
OH pAY ~ APaiL. 1874.
sell q publie sale ~ the front dOoT ~ tbs
rouFi-bouss Of =. ~ county. tO the high.
~ bidder. the residue ~ the hano farm
T Eiz'lvah l. Fairfax. dsceased, living
-o1th - The turnpike rasd leading frpni
X ingw n,,d ~ Albfightsyille. consisting nl
fwo p@rcels fhv reCrnt survey a2grsRa-
t'TR 81 'errs u ppler, one parcel thereof
~ $50 acre. o. poles. Ou which u the twO-
story sl1ns house and other INT buildings
and ~ undrFlaid with coalS and the other
parcel thFro1i. Oi ~ sores n5 piles adj
Joining thpTFto. ~ alsO underiaid with
eora 81 fine quality ard nnTo than half Of
said parcels cared m ieno-d--g ~ nat.
urailg prudu Ing bine-gra~s. 4 will fief
the ~ PARCELS together and separated,
aud will soil the sane eitlieI togaiher nr
seF erHteiV upon the bghest bfd. These
ituds are advFutsgsoueiV loraisd nu said
turmUite rad tWO mites east ~ King
wYod adi0ini isntH hr. a bishop. .
v li0tt a W Snider y Brs Billy fsir-
lax tract. -. W. Watsou Hnd ~ CHpeinat.
oner fOr sale. ihe psrrel 81 ssid firm raii
fd The Billy FHirfs1 fr.ot containing 81
sores iT poles. tlii- parcel g. on 'ho wet
bank - the Gheai v yer opposite 81. Joe,
and nbs.nt nnF-iUurth Of mile aboVe Al
hTignst We. Aitpui 50 sores - tfir parcel
iucluding the river bit Oui. are improved
There y thereon = hewed nR h. uso sad
goOd nrch4rd.
TFpna - SALE So nuoii ah in hand
~ msy 30 smfi' lent 81 ~ rfaldu8 81
oostr Of sait- and pr per chatres f'sr sale,
and the residue upru crsfii ~ 3. iS and
~ months the putoh fsrT - Inska notes
tor indictments ~ Ike atnouuins will
60 = security, 90 l'eaT interest
J"mr nuANuoH,
Specisl Csmuiissinnor.
Bond and security haa been git en- by
said commissioner ~ required BY law.
Tests
ssfrN CPANs, Clsfh
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FACTS you CAN BmT Oh.

Thsa he sSesf 81 ksggssf totsseo izet1Fy ~ 80
sSvlS h ~ JsTssy cisy, y. J.
Tbas this factory zstss fhs popuisf sn1 vosid-
faasd Cliuaz plsz, he aetooEiedgsa G.nd-
arf ~ fssl-cisss ehsaing iohaeso.
Thst this faesory uas established - louE - -
t76o.
That i.rt ysar hss6)it usods ard ed fhs suoqous
qaantity q sy,psa 80 ~. ~ iouEtssa hoo
ssnd tons % tobacco.
Thet AS va rofz than ono-ssysnth a IN fAe ~
hsaoo neds IN ne Unitsd States nosuith-
aantlsg 49, there ssss ~ factogisg - soTi-
That ~ fhe isst 81 years this faetasy has bsipsd
sspDo4t ths Unitsd stasss Covernzaent - tho
srfsat ~ ovsr Tosty-four silica ssvsn hua-
go tbsussad doiiars tss4,7oo,ooo.esl psld
iDto ~ ". 3. TFeasufy N iatsraei Rssensc
Tazss
Thss ne pay-sou a fhis fsotory n aboaa e. 49,
oosos psr yssr ~ tsoosaos psr vesa.
Tlss fhs faosory supioys sbout $50 spsasaises.
Thsi ths fsetoFy matss sach q rondsFfalY Food
chew IN Ciiraas Plugstat raany cher frctoFiss
havs tired % iuaiisfs h n vain, 81 "a ds-FaH
nov ~ % attfsct curon ~ oasFine iarEsF
pisc,s 81 iufsFior roo4s ior Ne sesse pfics.
Tat tbia faetorr svsriheisss oou,inass - ic1soss
its bosirsss svsrY 49,.
Thss this f.-iosy bsioags - so = epsressdbg
:. LopnsApp . 80.
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OUR LOCAL NEWSLETTERS.
TINE Nh VS. FkOM ALI oUARrERSOT
PRESTON COUNTY
BRANDoNvILLE.
REEDSVILLE.

Miss Cera Harrington, Of the Har-
ringtOn House, Independence, is here,
the guest of Misses Ella and Hattie
Reed.
Sickness is quite general hereabOuts.
and our people feel the need Of having
. doctor nearer home than Kingwood
or MssOntown. This would be a
pleasant and paying situation for good
physician.
The slab Of education Of Valley
district met ~ Maaontown last Satur-
day and had hot discussion over the
building Of some new school-houses in
this district.
Miss Emma Snyder will teach a
spring term Of school At Oak Flat.
Tom and Miss Belle LOar. accom-
panied by s L. Cobun and wife, Of
MasOntown. will leave on Thursdays
excursion for = week in Washington
and Baltimore.
The supper given in the town hall.
Friday evening, was al exceptionally
pleasant affair, the lower aOor being
used for refreshment rooms, while the
upper floor was cleared Of chairs and
sofas and converted into a BALLROOM
NOTES
The proceeds amoubtcd 10 $40 and
was held for the benefit Of the Odd
Fellows lodge
A large crowd was present, bat she
very best Of order snd management
prevailed
With ahttle encouragement il would
have been full-aedged leap year fss-
tival The ladies claim The bonors, at
least. and declare that Will Watkins,
Of this place, and Mr.. Wolf. Of New
burg, were the bellies Of the BALL
Miss Julia Mckinney. Of Quiet Dell
was present; also Miss Emma Holmes.
Of Gladesvillo.
Miss BERTHE Fairfax is home, after
teaching successful school in Portland
district.
IT, II. Reed informs us that he has
sold 700 sets Of bed springs during
the short time he has been in The bus.
mess.
Mr. Lennon, brother Of our black.
smith, win move into the Snyder prop
erty, IN the north end Of town, 10 &
week o. two.
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PERSONAL rARAeRArHs.


uevsnsass al People Assas a..
Mrs. Charles Y. Bishop, of Kiag-
wood. has been in town for several
days visiting her parents. DIR. and
Mrs. n. IL. ConeTsord.--Isder.
Miss Mollie Gilmore. of Rowles-
ourg, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Msloney.
Prof Edward 8. Elliott, Of tie
West Virginia University came over
on saturday To visit his parents. H
returned Monday.
II Lee Orwin. who 10 attending
the University n Morgantowp, was
at home Saturday amt Sunday.
Miss Nora Jscksoa, who ,sus ht
a succt SAUL school It +, Ansville.
returned home So urday.
Miss Ida Spshr returned home
saturday.
Charles Neil. colored, returned e.
this place aften an absence of four
years.
Mr.. - Mullen, OF Buckhannon,
who 10 attending the West Virginia
University Was in town Saturday and
SUNDAY whiting relatives.
Thomas o'Hara made this Office q
pleasant call Tuesday.
Jesse SpAhr. formerly Of this place
but now Of Davis. came to TO wn Sun.
day to see his family Mr. spAhr
reports business booming ~ Davis.
I Geo. Rider left last Friday for Da.
vie, Tucker county, TO take charge OF
some work.
]. l.. McKinzIe, Of Howesyille was
In town Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. N. E. Hove, OF Mountain
Lake Park, 10 in town this week.
@. NJ whitescarver and wife, Of
Grafton. were In town this week.
Mr.. OVer6eld OF Valley district
was in town Tuesday.
James A. Jackson. one of King.
woods young gents WIN is attending
the West Virginia University. came
home On Saturday to see his parents
and friends.
Nar,hall Feather and wife. former.
~ Of Oakland came tn town Satur.
day. Marshall will probably engage
in the drug business at this place in
the near future. Mr.. and Mrs EeAth.
or will add much To the society OF
our town, and we welcome them with
pleasure.
ID. NJ. WOtring returned home Sat
nrday from business trip ON the
b. Il y.
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County and State News.

The big t4nnery at Davis now EN-
plays l65 men.
We hear Of several new papers to
be started In this state sOon.
The University cadets will 20 into
camp At Huntington this summer.
Glen Strider, who has had severe
attack Of lung fever, IL Improving.
The Hardy Express will be revi
we'd by j r Chffsrd. colored. Of
Martinsburg
Uncle harles COrbiD. living near
town, is dangerously Ill at this wri.
ting with consumption.
Editor Hoffman. IT the Morgan
town Post was stricken with psraIy
sis on Mondav of last week. He Is
recovering from the strike slowly.
Rev. BuckhannOn OF M"rgantown,
preached an excellent sermon To q
large congregation in the Presby Ter.
ian Church Sabbath morning and
svenIag.
1.-THE people Of Mineral county
don't settle up their Indebtedness, II
wont be because they are not remin.l.
ed Of their obligations. See Keyser
tribune Of last week.
The death u Gen. DavlI n
Stfother e. Porte crayon''), 81 Char.
lestown. wa. whish oceurred sud.
denly last Thursday. will ~ rnouFned
throughout the literary world.
The Montana Goal and Coke Com
PanY, Of Marion eounty. have placed
electric lights In their mines and
will ass an electric mOtsF in clrrying
coal 20 the coke ovens.
All the property ofsx Shsria Hays
aud he suTeties, 81 0ilmer county,
Was cold A. the last term Of the court
and realized over s 5000 bnt not
enough 10 paw all bic debis as sheriff.
While Doctor Potter was hLuling
logs on bis farm near town, last Fri.
q. :. the horsrs att mpted n ran
sway bat was prevented fr,m doing
so BY the D'soi0r Win go oonsidpra-
bly, bruised abOut the body and hands
He IL able 20 be about again, but ID
rs,heT sore.
Rev. J. s. BoFsman resigned the
pas,orAts 81 the ~. r. Charch ol
Palatin', q few days ago, TO accept 9
call from q church 81 Lon, Decatur
county, Iowa and left with bic fami.
y for that place last night. We did
not learn who viii supply tbs vacant
pulpit hides.
A town Newspaper is a photograph
Of Che town where 10 is printed. and
- the only evidences lts foreign read
srs hsvs Of the towns prosperity.
Every business nrm should be repre-
scented BY a standing advertisement,
be It large OF small, that strangers
may get a good impression Of The
risce. --Eg.
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10 We know Al the methods ~ apprn4eh
adopted By an enemy we arr q . i,ett r
enabled t. ward on tho danger and past-
psno The n'spsent wbeb surrender ~
o"fnes ineviiabis. IN man insiancea tie
inherent strength ~ The body sunic~a to
enable " 10 oppose the tendency towsrd
dssih. Many however bave Inst these
fnroos N sach IN extent hist there h
little or no help. IN other eases little
aid - ihs weakened Lungs viii make ~
the diiFeroura between sudden doath end
many years ~ usofui Ifs. Upon tie arsi
syHa'ons ofs Coush. Cold 80 any troubie
81 The Throat Or Lungs, give that old
sud we'll known rsHaed ~ Hosehee'a
0eI man syrup, caretHt trial. It will
Prove what thousands say 81 ~ - BE- The
"berefecfoF - sEv hgn1e."
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Judicial Sale.

Bv virtue ~ Decree ~ The circuit
cOnri - Preston cOuniy. Wesi Virgins.
pronounced ~ the rauso in equity y neF-
nsFd Re- nolds snd Dihers against Anna
Reynolds and 'ihars, win. on The
10Th DAY OF APRIL 1888,
"a the front dotr ~ the rYuri house ~
said countV. cell ~ pub ic ~shs to the
hiahesi bidder. 81 tia certfin dwelling
hDuse and iofs 10 the IOwn ~ Row esbuFn
in Esid couhtv, eun vovsd bv a ~ Row
a'an o. tho late Y. r. Revnulds, Tho pur-
chaser WI acquire aid pFpportv free
md aequit froni dover therein ~ defend
ant. a mrs. REYNOLDS.
Terms i-suflicieni ash 90 hand To- pav
oOsia 90 said sale Hud ,oT resiiue 81 pur-
nllrse money on credit ~ 3 ~ sid ~
uruths. the purcha ~ % nuAFe notes.
with goDd acturity, t0 hear interest.
I0HN BHArH0H Hp6riai C0m'r
Bond and security has befn alveu By
said comm ir-iOneI ~ rrguirrd bN lnw.
$50 Test HniTH CRANE ClBrf
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WANrED.-A man to engage in
farming on the shares-one that thor
Ougbly understands the business. No
other need apply. Enquire at this
Office.
The River City Minstrels. OF Row.
lesburg, who were billed To give an
entertainment here last Saturday
night, arrived In due time and made
pr, larations to play befre crowded
house. hut they w.re sadly disap.
pointed. Their audience was o..
small that they refunded the admiss-
ION money and left In disgust. They
will probably not favor Haywood
with their presence again soon.
Walking advertise ments. Every
man. woman and child who has ooc.
tried DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cannot
saw enough IN its praise.
The wonderful cure by Salvation
Oil of Mr.. Ms Culp. = chronic rheu
matte. 220 George 81. Baltinorr.
Md, has awakened widespread inter
est.