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ELECTION COMMISSIONERS FOR
PRESTON COUNTY.
Appointed by the County Court
July l1th, 1890.
KINGwOOD DITTRIcT.

hiN"NooD piITRlCT,
kingwood-J. NJ. Goodwin, Felix
Elliott and Peter Voltz.
Howesville-Gcorgc Myers, j. j.
Cooke and II. j. Rhodes.
Tunnelton--M. G.. Gibson, John
Snider and George w. Beavers.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
Masontown--Isaiah Kirk, s. w.
Hartley aud William DcBerry.
Rcedsville--D. G. Watson, Jona-
than Loar and John Dill.
Fioldville--David Graham, John
Nj. Strahn and Goo. w. Herring.
LYON DISTRICT.
Gladesville--Eugene Shaifer, G..
B. Jackson and James N. Sapp.
lndependence--William Sharps,
G. p. Smith and John G. Howell.
Newburg-T. A. Pcll, ID. j. Glib
son and John S. G. Bell.
lrondale-George Orr, J. 4.
Hawkins and Elisha Andrews.
Anstin-C. Jessop, Geo. p. King
and George 9. Shaw.
RENO DISTRICT.
Evansvillc--Jonathan Bowman,
Elisha Newcome and George N.
Walters.
Fellowsville-John Menefce, VIM
Il. Stafford and VIM. Loughrldge.
Rowlesburg VIM. Written, j. @.
Hooton and James X. Hooton.
Sinclair--Jas. o. Watts, Geo. w.
Roster and George Sinclair.
Ben Davis-Wm. IL. Watkins,
Ben r. Davis and Thomas Cruise.
Bulfalo-John NJ. Jones, @. M.
B. FELTON, and Is. Goff
UNION DISTRICT.
Aurora-Jacob q. Elscy, ID. s.
Wilt and G.. l.. Wotring.
Eglon--A. Werner, G.. Geissman
and Henry +. Shaifer.
No. Ia School IIouse--Leonard
Deakins, VIM. +. Wotring andeA.
u. Goodwin.
Tanners-David A. Nine, Henry
Strauscr and William Bcrthy.
PORTLAND DISTRICT.
Terra Alta-Elias b. Kelly, ID.
II. Forman, s. j. Posten, g. w.
Mayor, VIM. B. Frccland and 9. l..
Beatty.
Rodamers-E. s. FELTON,, Jno. G..
l.. Shaffer and Il. w. Whetsell.
Cranesville-N. B. Browning, j.
NJ. A. Kelly and Henry Albright.
Albrights-A. G.. Mason, /. Par
sons Martin and ID. ID. Bishop.
PLEASANT DISTRICT.
Chidesters-Gco. A. Kelly, Allen
Crane and Josiah Ditmore.
Cales-P. j. Michael, Abner Lis
ton and j. J. Martin.
GRANT DISTRICT.
Brandonville-Samuel McGrew,
Dayton Forquer and Alpheus Mi
chael.
Fearers Store--A. NJ. Robinson,
Luo;an Spurgeop and IL. Beer
bower.
Bruceton-Chas. Kantner, John
III. Feather and A. $. McNair.
Clifton MilIs--F. j. Lieb, John
Harrader and Daniel Mosser.
Pisgah-Gco. II. King, Eugene
King and George W. Wall.
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The Earnest Address Of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee.

1T is THE DUTY OF EACH CITIZEN TO
TAKE SUCH AN INTEREST IN
POLITICS THAT HE WILL MOI
FAIL TO CAST HIS VOTE FOR THE
SUCCESS OF THAT PARTY WHICH
Is FOUNDED UPON PRINCIPLES
IN WHICH He BELIEVES.
TothS Democrats Of Preston County :
Your Executive Committee, ow-
ing to circumstances over which it
had no control, has been unable TO
secure prominent speakers to ad-
dress the citizens Of the county at
the different places at which it had
desired that political meetings
should be held. Therefore, this
open circular is addressed to YOU
that you may know why the county
has not been more thoroughly can
ysssed-by means of public speak
ing--and to urge upon you, and
each Of you, the necessity of going
to the polls to vote, and seeing that
your Democratic neighbors and
doubtful Republican friends do
likewise.
The Republicans are doing every
thing possible to sec ire the defeat
Of II IN. Vim. l.. Wilson for Con.
gress. Their whole effort in this
Congressional District is conccntrl-
ted upon that one object. They
declare they can defeat Wilson and
that they can buy enough Demo
cratic votes with whiskcy and
"boodle' to do 50. This is di.
rect insult to the honor and integ-
rity of the faithful Democracy Of
Preston County, and no Democrat
can afford to fail in giving the lie to
the assertion by going to the polls
and casting his vote for Wm. l..
Wilson. II the full Democratic
vote OF the District is polled, Wilson
will be elected by handsome ma
jority; bat IL q few Democrats in
each county in tie District stay ut
home, he viii be defeated, for 80
determined are the Republicans to
defeat him that they will poll their
entire vote. Therofo7, you will
see the Importance which attaches
to each V0te. We have it from re-
liable sources that the Democrats
Of our sister counties wW be 0ut 10 a
nan. Let tie Democrats Of Preston
do the samsi You have always done
your duty nobly and well in the
past, and Judging from that past
and from what we know personally
Of the gallant Democracy Of Pres
ton, we can but hope and expect
that you will do your duty nobly in
the future-by voting for principles
that never die.
Do not suffer a Republican victory
by failing to vote Do not suffer
the c,5cti0iF 81 "A nonentity to take
the place Of q brilliant and tried
| Congressman like VIM. l.. Wilson
by failing to yotel DO not fail to
vote! DO not sail to do your duty
to yourselves and your country by
failing to vote Came mt on Tues
day the 4h day Of NoUemJer, 1890,
and vote with the Democratic party
the tried friend Of the laborinq
man and the champion Of tho peo.
pies rights.
We hope each Democrat Of the
county will devote one day, or q
part Of it, to the success Of his par
ty and the good Of his country.
BY order Of the Democratic Exec
utivc Committee
HENRY CLAY HYDE,
Chairman.
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Cour,s Convene.

Circuit court-March -, September 1, and
c0cmhcr n.
County Court First Monday In January, April,
uly and October.
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coxsIssIoSERs COUNTY COURT.
rant District, Samuel r. Conner, Pres
Pleasant, Lucian A. Martin.
Iortand, Hcnry c. Beatty.
Cniun, r. T.. King
Reno, Moses 4. Sinclair.
l.yon. Reason A. Pcil.
Valley, Mason watson
kingwood, Leroy shaw.
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Vnitea States senators.
Menhers orConrIess.

> Charles ]. Faulkner, Martinsburg. Dcrkley
County.
John 4. Kenna. Charleston, Kanawha County
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NAgiEtyates.

Kinswosd, Joseph y. Goodwin. simeon Mat
tinsy
Valley, Dave &. Zinn. John " Sfrnhin.
Lyon. james Mcti,c. David !. Gibson
Reno, "A. n. Wheeler. T. ". Summers.
Portland. John W. Hin. T.. ~. Benson.
Union, Jc sse w. Shaffcr, Julius Schcrr
Pleasant, levi r. Miller y. II. Martin.
Srsnt, ". ~. McGibbons, slt,ha nagaas.
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Town OnciaIs.

Town OseiGls.
~ Charles n. Bishop
Record dcf-JO1cph ackFou.
EOincitSen--J. F.. T. Stone, " Niiliam g. ErOWG,
John 3 MurdOck Chas. W. Fawcett JaInes IL.
Carroll.
Societies;
knights OF Pythias-LOdgc meets every Tues
<sy evening at their hail over j. W. Bakers
store at 1:30 o'clock.
Independent order OF odd Fellows-Lodge
meets every Saturday evening az their hall IN
Bishops Block az no O'Clock.
Golden Rule Encampment No. 80, /. O. o. +.
meets First aud Third Monday evenings OF
oach month, In the Odd Fellows Hall, over the
postoffcs
The independent order OF Good Templars-
Lodge meets every Friday evening, In the X. Of
Hall. at 7:30 O'Clock.
King Philip Tribe No IS. Improved order OF
Rcd Men meets every "wednesday evening NJ
=. O'Clock IN the knights Of Pythias Hall over
Bakers store.
Churches.
". y. Church-Rev. NJ W Rider, Pastor
Serylces-Preaching overy sunday At 1910 III.
nd I'D y. IN. Sunday School 2 y. m. Class
Meeting Pa. m. Young Folks Meeting at 645
p, Prayer Meeting overy Thursday evening
1T 730.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. IT. r. Mcdonald,
Pastor.
Notwithstanding every sunday At iO.sO am.
and 30 p. m. sunday school II 3. M. Prayer
Meeting every "wednesday evening.
NJ. p Church-Rev. BOsicy Boyce. Pastor.
Seryices-Prcachlng,F Fourth Sunday iu each
month.
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1T is THE DUTY OF EACH CITIZEN TO
TAKE SUCH AN INTEREST IN
POLITICS THAT HE WILL NOT
FAIL TO CAST HIS VOTE FOR THE
SUCCESS OF THAT PARTY WHICH
Is FOUNDED UPON PRINCIPLES
IN WHICH He BELIEVES.
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william q. wofley. kiugwcod, Preston CO.
Col. Joseph snyder. MOnongalla Co.
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County q Lclais.

Jusge. Thlrl JV ticiai District.
soseph +. lIoke, Kink "a d. Preston County.
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House OF DeIegntes

East sIde-Dr ". q. BTyte. Bruccton.
West Side-Maior u. n. Orr, kingwOod.
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Stsle scusIors-Eleveaih District.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

7% large
the old-fashioncd pill. Too
reckless in It's way Of dong
business. too. il cleans you
out, but il uses you up. and
your outraged system rises up
against il. DR.. Picrcc's Pleas
ant Pellets have a better way.
They do just what is needed
no more. Nothing Can be
more thorough-nothing is As
mild and gentle. They're the
smallest. cheapest. the easiest
to take. Ono tiny. sugar
coated granulc's a gentle lax
ative-thrcc to four arc Ca
thartic. Sick Headache.
Constipation. Indigestion. Bill
ious Attacks, and all dcrangc-
ments Of the L;rcr. Stomach
and Bowels are promptly re-
6eved and permanently cured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19
HIS QUEER PATIENT.

PSooeo W1sA . Wo0sa Oe RasAsea.
my funniest patient?" said the doc.
tor. ''Well, that question u something
Of . fscer. You newspaper fellows do
ask the queerest QUESTION:"
Toll me. Doc" urged the scribe.
about tho most singular patient you
have or ever had. - the cas may b."
~ see" said the doctor. thoughtfully.
you sre bound to stick TO me like .
vampire until l tell you something,
70 here goes. A certain woman who
lives on West ~Fifty-ssventh street has .
mania for every thing extraordinary.
She IL what you would call . beautiful
woman. but I don't believe she has oven
an apology for . soul. Whether her
husband realizes the latter fact I do not
pretend to say. and II he does he has too
much pride Z confess It to the world.
Well. this woman came to me one orn
ing with . little vial and requested me
to inject some Of its contents in both Of
her arms and neck. OF course ] in
quired what the liquid might b.. She
answered:
THAT'S all right; I will give you Afty
dollars IL you will do it,
"'But, madam ! protested; am not
in the habit Of injecting unknown fluids
into the human system
"'Oh, l know what It is she an
swered. and, moreover. l don't want t
In my system nor in my veins SIM
ply want it administered under the
skim
II looked 1T her . moment and won
dered. though she did not look like ono,
il she Wa . morphine fend. She
seemed to divine my semi-suspicion and
said: M, IL IL no kind of morphine.
Smell Of it.
'She held tho little vial in her own
hand to my nostrils which inhaled .
potent fragrance in which rose oil WAS
represented. You sec.' she explained,
Il have . friend who has just returned
from Paris whore she has seen this
thing successfully done. Come. here
10 . ~afty-dollar note. Do you refuse?'
Nov, you - . newspaper man
know the value Of fifty dollars and so
do l. 1t seemed wise for me to say No.
but I secured the necessary instrument
and told her I would comply with her
request ct her own peril. All right
she answered, and in i've minutes I
had completed my novel task. She had
an idea, you know. that her arms and
neck would exhale . delicious perfume
and she went away as happy as . two
days'-old butterfly.
In about . week she came back and
wanted me to inject some o Of the
potent ssenc in her arms and neck.
On her right arm l noticed IN in
famed spot just where the previous
injection had been made, and ] told her
that II looked - II IN abscess was form.
ing there.
":Never mind she said, Il want to
ind out IL there IL any thing In it,
Then ! firmly declined to pursue the
experiment She departed In . state OF
wrath. and ! have not seen her from
thstday to this She Was my Gun niest
potient"-N. Y. Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19


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THE MAN OF MUSCLE.

TAo 0eaDdsag q tAs Csassee AsAsess
Anosg Ne Rssleva
The athlete in . recitation n very
amusing. When he enters some admirer
usually whispers to his couddsnt:
Look ct him. isn't he . dandy" Tho
athlete always looks too large for lis
chair In the classroom. You wonder
Why itdoes not bessk down. The book.
too. seens all out Of place In his big
baadA And . pencil looks positively
funny - 10 handles Il He wears On
air Of pstrosage, - II ia~sellectaal pur.
suits were we'll IN their way, and .
thing 70 b encouraged, even interest
ing on occasions. bat Just . little I'M
worthy . man Of muscle.
He likes 70 stretch out his big limbs
and watch them In repoee. knowing
how much they can do when ~occasion
requires The professor even deSers
% him . little unable % refuse his
instinctive homage 70 power, even
though it b physical When he strolls
acruos Tie yard men look cut q their
windows after hin. He 70 pointed oct
70 the young LADY visitoeA and the fair
creatures lock with Ave upoa tie rod
like bsin9 WHOM they have Msa ~
Ting In mud and gore for the honor Of
Harvard In saperhsman fashioa.
The athlete during bic seoaea Of
activity does not study much. He he's
% reserve Ais energiss for pAysisalef o..
I6eE He On ne1thee smoke nor 1xank.
About al tAat lefs hin b - TALK
asAlet30. A. - 0s YaspGe - can
get pasnty ef HstensR - uhea lesr
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

The Duchess q 6hamcoddy-Our En-
glish girls m moro attractive 70 men
than your American girls.
MISS Manhattan-How Il Il then that
your men seem to prefer American wives9
The Duchess-The explanation In
thoss exceptional . - simply that
the Romeo needs moaey.
Nias NanhattaA3Then how e. Il that
sAuofican mill1o0n1fes donet marry so0o
Of your English Juliets?judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19
TRICK S ~

Dianoads d Ptps-Bow end In che Uea-
lew Of . Bsot-EIesL
One OF the smartest bits of smuggling
] know of occurred when q of tho
largest and ~handsomest diamond rings
in the country owned 1T present by
one Of our leading families brought
in duty free Here Is the scheme: Among
the steerage passengers Was . respects-
ble-looking workman with . largo Dutch
pipe just - he approached Castle Gar
den he wrapped the diamond in . thin
piece of paper, put it in the bowl Of his
pipe. then filled it up with tobacco.
When he landed and while tho inspec.
tors were sitting his few worldly posses
sions the immigrant was making vari-
GUS futile attempts to light his pipe,
but Just when about 70 do 90 he would
make some remark to the inspectors and
the match would 60 out. In . short
time he wa in an East-side hotel, lug.
gage and all, whence he was soon trans
ferred to one OF the city's ~aristocrstic
abodes.
The latest diamond trick 10 this; Cut
the buttons OF your overcast place I'M
Get stones inside the top Of the button.
cover them on With cloth and sew them
on afresh. The scheme pays for the
trouble and goes triumphsntly.
have known . case where . pair Of
hollow heels ON . lady's shoes contained
moro wealth than . modern shoe store.
Tho shoes were worn simply to como
ashore within. Y. World.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

saers and gathered the Christisns Of
Damascus into castles and private
housss and niled his Own home
With sRsightsd su6srcnA After
swhile the mob cane % his door And de-
manded the Christian dogs" whom hs
was shelserinG And Abd-eI-Ksdsr
mounted . horse and drew bis sw0sa
asd With . fsw Of bic old soldiers around
him charged on The neA ssa cried:
''Wretchss! II this the vsy yos hosoe
the psephst7 Nay His esssss b upos
you! Shame On you! ShsWei Yen will
yet live - sspsnt Yss think yos may
DO - yoa Hose With the Christ'snA
but Tie Day - soohbst3sa wul sooA
The Fssnks s1ll 20 tss1 yesf mosques
into churcteA uesa C1sissaa will ]
give up TAoy 90 ~ hsoekosa 0tssa
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ere" TAss b he DfgAt - 90 great
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dared vuulA Dst - 6oeeA svsey oss.
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not declare a11egtsaes - 0sAeoosA
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Woo SOOOnSAy EoOAW WAto 0cV0E01 CUM
psnions 10 Try which should reach homo
FIRST from school, at Lincoln, and a.
tempted to take . ear cut BY crawling
under some cars at . railroad crossine.
just - he got under tho cars the trsin
moved and he was KILLED.
THB elevator OF Pringle 4 Son, 1t
Grant, Wa recently Destroyed By Are,
together with about 9. 900 bushels each
Of wheat and corn. The loss WAS about
36.ooQ Insurance S. 00o
SWAN JoHNsoH. . farmer. met with q
serious and perhaps fatal accident at
Heldrege the other afternoon. While
waiting 1t the Farmers elevator with q
load Of wheat his team va frightened
By the cara He attempted 10 hold tho
horses BY the bits. but thcy broke
away. throwing him to the ground under
the wagoa. both legs heine crusAeAa and
severe internal injuries sustained.
". r WAIxRNAH, . young business
man Of PagA recently conmittsd ooi.
eide BY shooting himself He Wa -
pears old. and disappointment in . love
affair was given - the Gauss.
JOHN DERN. Of Fremont has cold his
elevator 10 N aaociatioa al iafmera
WILLIAM HExsEL IN old German Of
North Bend. recently became insane
upon the subject Of religion and came
near killing his wife. I
TnE Governor has sppointed Colonel
3. E RAimsG q PiattsooutA. . mem
bsr Of ~ visiting and e1aminine board
q the solaisrI hone 1t Grand Islana,'
In place Of C J. Dflwoeth. resigned.
CaARIxs NEtsox. . prominent cattle
nan Living near Whitman, was accident,
ally shot AID killed the other day while
caseleesly handling ae1A
Tan new eo1rt house Aonatoa = Hox
batte couaty By the c:tissas o. usn.
instoed win b completed b. JanuasyG
Ma jams N1zAHn while rsesntly
viaiting ct the hone az 4 h BoooA s.
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tie oanso.
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times exonGVto0 the eyooaGhe MA
read it . hundred times. but it sever %
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never - impress ne sgain. - I took ny
Bible from tho saddle bsgs and rod
aloud % our comrades In travel: As ho
journeyod, he came near Damascus and
suddssly there shised round about him
. light from Heaven and he fell 70 the
earth and heard . roles saying unto
hin '6auli Saul! Why peuecntest thoa
nor And - aid: Who art Thou, LordT
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thou poeDocutesk's
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