davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1890-11-13

HAS A GREAT FUTURE.
A Finanoier's Observations on spokan,
Falls,

Falls,
Mr.. Jay Lugsdin, general mana.
ger of the Il. G. Dun 81 Co. mer.
chantile agency, left for the coast
Sunday night. He has been here
for the last three weeks reorganizing
the agency at this place and Install
ing the new manager, Mr.. Arthur
Il. Ford.
In IA conversation with n REVIEW
reporter he said:
II am we'll pleased with the future
, 1890-11-13
ALLOWED AT LAST
The County Commissioners Con-
clude to Pay Coroner McLean's
Bills for Inquests.
Several Sensational Inquests Re-
called-The End of Whole
Lot of Trouble.

The county CON missioners met
in the courthouse Thursday after
noon. The only important busi-
ness transacted was allowing the
coroner's bills, which were thrown
out during tho February term.
The bills amount to about $500
and were incurred at the inquests
held on the bodies of Al Sanderlin,
the colorcd man who shot his wife
in n house on Second street and
then blew out his own brains;
Charles Harrington, the unfortu-
nate printer who killed himself in
the REVIEW office three days after
his marriage to Miss Maggie Fuhr-
man; "Popcorn Kate" fallen
woman who suicided by taking
morphine in n house OH Howard
street, and one other.
The failure of the commissioners
to allow the bills of Coroner Nc
Lean has led to no end of trouble.
He declined to hold any more in
quests, and the result was that
several bodies remained unburied
for several days, owing to the fact
that no physician was willing to
issue burial permit without a
certificate, and the undertakers We're
liable to arrest If they buried the
body without n burial permit.
Under this condition of affairs the
body of John Seybold, who was
killed ut II sawmill on the Little
Spokane by Lee Chritzeit, was
kept in the undertaking establish.
ment for ten days, and the body of
an infant that died under suspicious
circumstances remained unburied
for more than II week.
A large number of Jurors and wit
nesses engaged in coroner's jury
cases when DR.. Mclean WAS coro-
ner will now receive their pay.
Saturday Mt twilight, while q
housewarming was in progress al
Thomas G. McAdams farm house
on the Nooksack, the Whutcom Re.
veille says, u tremendous splashing
was heard in the brook hard by. Al
rushed to the stream, where cougar
was found eating fine salmon he
had Just caught. The men, withou,
alarming the great cat, went fol
their guns, and when about to fire
heard the crack OF rifle, and the
cougar leaped high in the air an6
fell In the brook dead. n bullet hat
passed through the left ear into tn,
neck and severed the spinal cord
Miss Maud burning had done til,
deed from the second-story window
at II distance of 175 yards. Al
Joined hands and circled to the left
with the lion and the lamb i'm tn
center. 1t Is only few days az,
that Miss burning killed hug
bear, that is now being stuffed.
, 1890-11-13
Is IT COAL?

An Interesting Discovery Made Within
the City Limits.
c. F. Zlnkgrof, while digging u
we'll for Mr.. Butter in Fairview
, 1890-11-13

James Stuart, of Fort Lapwai
registered ut the Raymond house,
Lewiston, on Tuesday last. He has
BEEN this year engaged with the
Fletcher party in the survey of In
dian lands. Mr.. Stuart, himself an
educated Indian of the Neg Perce
tribe, is valuable assistant to the
party. He informs the Teller that a
party of Nez Perce boys and girls
will soon start, under his control,
for the Indian school located at Car.
Isle, Penn. This is the second par
ty that has been sent from this tribe,
They are an industrious, quiet peo.
pie ard seem to take naturally to
the ideas of civilized life,
, 1890-11-13

Tom, the ishermnn, caught 104-
pound halibut the other day, says
the Anacortes Progress, and pro-
cceded up town and sold it, He
then resumed his fishing and caught
two more at once on the same line,
weighing fifty-four and sixty-two
pounds. "Fisherman's luck" Is
powerful, and 1t Is poor saw that
won't work both ways.
, 1890-11-13

Bears are numerous about the
mouth of Smith creek, says the
South Bend Journal where there
are bear-berry patches to the extent
of hundreds of acres. There are two
varieties of the "varmlnt"-the cou-
mon black, which is not likely to
hunt anybody, and tire bald-faced--
"baldy," tine hunters call him-as
big as the cinnamon and yields the
road TO nobody. Beware the bald
faced bar, unless you are loaded for
him. lie is fighter from way
back. Cougar are plenty. There Is
good trapping on all the streams
Observation-Disclosures, mink, fishers
(the black skin of this animal is
worth $40 and beaver. Otter and
bank beaver are abundant.
, 1890-11-13

Recently party of Victoria hunt
crs, who had been OH shooting trip
up Shawnigan way, ran across u
pack of wolves near the Summit.
There were twelve or fourteen ami
mails in tue lot, both black ana gray
ones. They were fired upon by the
hunters, but none Were brought
down, although one or two were hit.
Old hunters say that it Is not usual
to see gray and black wolves run
ming in packs together.
, 1890-11-13

The Palouse Gazette says: Whit
man county has II remarkable rec
ord in the universal prosperity OF
her people. Only three paupers
were found by the census enumer-
ator. One of them, Michael Schinck,
was sent to Germany at the expense
of the county, and another, Cynthia
Collet, has been adjudged insane
and sent to the asylum at Stella
COON since the enumeration. The
sole remaining one, +. p. Merry, an
old gentleman in feeble health, is
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Read the following: Mr. G. n.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: Was
down with Absccss Of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced
me an Incurable Consumptiee. Be-
gan taking DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, am nov
on my third bottle, and able to oycr
see the work on my farm. lt s.
the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlowart, Decatur. Ohio.
says 'llad IS not been for DR..
Kings New Discovery fof Com
sumption I would have died Of
Lung Troubles Was given up by
doctors. Am now in best ol health
Try &C. Sample BOTTLES irec at any
Drugstore.
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Great preparations have bccti
made for the celebration Of the
"Old Romans" Birthday at CO.
lumbus Ohio, which takes place to-
day. At the banquet, Hon. Allen q
Thurman himself will reply TO the
toast "Our Guests" "Citizenship
in America" by Grover Cleveland.
"The Senate"-IIon. Daniel w.
Voorhees,. "rhc Young Democra-
cy"-IIon. Calvin S. Brice. "The
American Statesman" Hon. John
@. Carlisle. democracy in Amer
ica"-Hon. w. G. +. Breckenridge.
"The House Of Representatives"
Hon. William l.. Wilson. Estate
Of Ohio"-Goy. James u. Camp
bell. "1'he Democratic Press"
Henry Watterson.
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A THANKFUL PARsoN.


A pious parson good and true
Was crossing DER the seas.
When suddenly there fercely blew
A wild and sweeping breeze.
lie feared the storm the ship would wreck
His heart was sore afraid.
lie sought the captain on tho deck
And found him undismaycd
The captain saw his awful fear
And led him up 10 where
The servant OF the Lord could hear
The sailors loudly swear
You clearly see" the captain said.
III danger.hovered nigh.
They'd all be on their knees instead
Aud asking grace To die"
The parson felt his words were true.
And whom the skies grew fair
lie marvelled how the sailors knew
just when Co pray or swear.
Bat when the seas VIII ch WI lily flowed
Had ceased to plunge and spont.
Unto himself he said ut showed
They know what they're about"
But later ON another storm
Came fiercer than before,
The parson hoard with wild alarm
The oceans angry roar.
He sought the deck in awful dread
To near the sailors get,
lIo listencd-then he bowed bis head
Thank God. they're swearing yet"
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WILL THE "IMM0RTAL" GOPF
PLEASE RISE AND EXPLAIN!

General Goff is fond OF complain.
ing about the fraudulent manner in
which Governor Fleming obtained
his seat, and the burden of his
speeches during this campaign
is as to corrupt bargaining by
which Democrats were induced to
vote to seat a Democrat who was
legally elected. In view of all the
facts in that celebrated controversy
would seem TO be matter OF sound
1 Judgment and rare discretion If the
General would say nothing about
corrupt practices. To say tie
least he came out of that contest
with badly besmirched garments.
The attempt to bribe shelton was
one incident that came mighty
near bringing guilt close to the
doors Of the Genoreral's E own house
hold, and subsequent events have
not gone fur to change The views OF
the people who believed then that
he knew more about that case than
was ever disclosed. shelton who
WAS Democratic member of the
House, was offered 81 900 by one
A. S. Ray, of Hamlin, Lincoln
county, TO go west and remain until
after the organization of the Lcgis-
lature. Mr. Ray appeared before
the House committee aud testified,
substantially, that he was induced
to make this offer by one 7. J.
Mathews, Of Huntington, who
promised him 81, 000if he would get
Shelton TO leave the state. II. j.
Mathews was summoned to testify
as TO who authorized him 10 make
this offer 10 Ray, bat he fed the
state and has never set testified.
So thoroughly convinced WAS the
committee Of Mathews gait thatit
unanimously recommended that he
be indicted for the oiTenso. See
House Journal Of 1859, page G05-
sos. So convincing was tho testi
mony that the recommendation to
indiet Matthew'S was signed by A.
9. Moore, q Republican member Of
the House and cousin OF General
GoiT. 1'hos. J. Mathews never ap-
peared and is to-day fugatiye from
West Virginia justice Hc is in
idaho III The cmploymeUt Of Ho GeA-
ym GoyerRmeat ot u sala,y Of 81
790pof ge7r 10 iooh after tie proicc
tim ~ hm6sr in Mat locailty. Who
got Mathews this appointment?
This is pertinent question. 1t is
a singular fact that a man who at
tempted to bribe a legislator in
COTS interest, and had to fee the
State in consequence should fall
into so soft q snap as s2,700 gov
ernment job so soon after be left
the state unless he was looked after
By the man who expected TO profit
by his rascality. This is a fairin-
ference from al the circumstances
and we clll ppon General GoG to
explain in future meetings The coin
cideuce Of Mathews rascality and
his appointment rather han TO
waste his breath in trying to find
something wrong In Dave Harr, 70
Democrat member from Governor
Fleming's own county, who voted
to seat his political and personal
friend rather than Isis political
enemy. Fuirm0Af Inder.
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the rcd roses of the new earth.loye
now. -
Mr.. Menear has not brought his
bride to Kingwood yet but inform :
us shat he viii, soon as he can get
fixed mp ready.to 90 to housekeep-
ing. We extend our - and con-
gratolations 60 the newly weddded
pair.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
The following are the successful
candidates for the State Senate

The following are the succcssfui
candidates for the State Senate
SENATE.
First district j. Smith. r..
Hancock county, and N. II. Whit
akor, II. Ohio county.
Second district--D. A. Dorsey,
D., Marshall county. and DR.. Yea
der, d., Wctzel county.
Third district---P. w. Morris,
r., Ritchie county, and -----Hard-
man, d., Calhoun county.
Fourth district - VIM. Morris,
d., Pleasant county, and M. II.
Lowther, r., Wood county.
Fifth district Rankin Wiley. D.,
Mason county. and Alox. Campbell,
r., Jackson county.
Sixth district-.Jas. III. Marcum,
d., Cabell county, and B. j.
Pritchard, D., Wayne county.
Seventh district. w. Mo.
Creary, d., Raleigh county, and
j. i. Shepherd, D., Logan
ounty.
Eighth district--J. w. st. Clair,
d., Fayette county, and John w.
Arbucklc. D., Greenbrier county.
Ninth district--C. G. Watts, d.,
Kanawha county, and j. w. Nor
rison, r.. Braxton county.
Tenth district--D. w. Gall, D.,
Barbour county, and II. T.. Davis,
r., Taylor county.
Eleventh district G.. Worley,
H., Preston county, and Alpheus
Garrison, r., Monongalia county.
Twelfth district--Solomon Gun.
ningham, d., Pendlcton county,
and @. w. Gilkeson, D., lamp
shire county.
Thirteenth district---E. IL. Parks,
D., Berkeley county, and O. IL.
Knott, d., Jefferson county.
Senate stands--Dcmocrats 81,
Republicans 8.
The HOUSE.
1t is impossible yet TO obtain all
the names of the successful candi-
dates for the House Of Delegates,
but the result politically is as follow;
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Democrats Barbour T., Berkeley
2, Boone 1, Braxton /, Cabell 1,
Calhoun /, Clay aud Roanc 2. Gill
mer I, Grant and Hardy l., Green
briar2, Hampshire /, Jackson /,
Jefferson 2, Kanawha 3, Lewis l.,
Lincoln !, Logan /, Marion 2,
Mercer 1, Mineral /, Monroe /,
Nicholas /, Ohio 4, Pendleton /,
Peasants /, PocaAontas aud Web
ster /, Putnam /, Raleigh l.. Ran
dolph and Tucker 1, Summers ],
Wayne i, Wetzel 1, Writ /, Wood
/, --44.
Republicans Brooke and Ham
cock 1, Doddridgc l, Fayctte 1,
Harrison 2, Jackson 1, Marshall 2,
Mason 2, Monongalia ! Morgan 1.
Mcdowell and Wyoming !, Preston
Y, Ritchie /, Taylor 1, Tyler /,
Upshur !, Wood 2--21.
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Consl.sies.

KlnRwood District, j. l.. stone, Joccsh T.
1fhodes
Nslioy--A. J. DeBerry. Emanuel Dixon.
Lyon-I. w Criss. William u. Taylor.
EeaO-Bea Y. Wood ward. Sdrn'l W. Bowman
Portland Preston Gloger.
Tnion--Lloyd c. Shaffer Georgc Gossman.
Plessant-JarneR u. Fuliiner. A. .. Chldcstcr.
Grant- William +. y. Miller
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Handsome Majorilies at Both
Ends Of the Legislature.
WEST VIRGINfA'S VOICE FOR
TARIFF REFORM.
She Won't Have Federal Bayo.
nets at Tie Polls and Don't
Wan! to be Aficanized.

Below llbc Hound the latest re-
tnrns Of the election in this State.
Except in a few instances they are
official. They may be summarized
as follows:
Hon. Daniel b. Lucas is elected
supreme Judge by 1892 majority.
Hon. John 0. Pendloton is elect
ed to Congress in the First district
by Gi0 majority.
Hon Wm. i. Wilson is elected
TO Congress in the Second district
by ,997 plurality.
Hon. John ID. Anderson is elect
ed to Congress in the Third district
by 1888 majority.
Hon. James i. Capehart is
elected so Congress in the Fourth
district by about ZOO majority.
The Legislature according to the
latest figures will stand Senate,
| ~ Democrats, 0 Republicans, and
House Of Delegates 44 Democrats,
u Republicans. q Democratic ma
/ iorily on joint ballot Of 81.
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TIE Quoea's last "Frco Trip TO
Europe having excited soch uni
versal interest, tae publishers Of
that popular magazine offer another
and 5000 for expenses TO Che person
sending them The largest iis Of
English words constructed from
letters contained iu The three words
british North America. Addi-
tional prizes consisting of Silver
Tea Sete. China Dinner Sets. Gold
Watches, French Music Boxes. Por-
tiorc Curtains, Silk Dresses. Man
tel Clocks, and many other useful
and valuable articles will also be-
awarded in order OF merit. a
special prize of q Seal Skin Jackct
90 tHe lady, and % handsome Shct-
lend Pony Co girl or boy delivered
free in Canada or United Slates)
sending Che largest lists Every one
sending iistof not less then twenty
words viii receive present. Send
SIX U. $. 2c. stamps fog complete
rglcs, illustrated catalogue Of orizes.
and sample number Of 1He Queen.
Address TheCNnadian Queen, Tor
onto, Canada
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A STREET DUEL IN CLARKsBURG.
The Arizona Kicker Knocked Out.

w. i. Richards, the editor of the
Clarksburg Telegram, seems to have
charmed life. He has been shot
at by four citizens of Clarksburg
for attacking them through the col
umns Of his paper in the past few
years, and he is still on deck and
viii probably give tho rest of the
town chance shot at him, before
passing in his checks, and the indi-
cations are that he will die with his
boots on like Wild Bill. Talk
about journalism on the frontier,
and the Western editor with his
shooting stick" loaded to the muz-
zle ready for the cowboy or despc.
rado who comes in the Office to ''pi'
his form and the ''.Arizona Kicker,
why the 1elcJram knocks 'cm all
out right here at home among Il G
ludes Of the efTese East. Richards
has been shot at by Dabney G. Lee,
Cam Osborne, Loe Vance, and now
young Edward Ba sell. son of Hon.
John Bassell, one Of the leading
iawyers Of the State, has couple
If cracks at him and Richards is
still cock Of the walk. Week before
last the 3t,'yram contained an ar-
ticIe rejecting seriously on the pri-
yato affairs OF the Bassell house
bod and the good people Of the
town read It aid then went oat to
watch for the shooting TO begin.
Next morning young Bassell went
cunning for his man before break
last. lie met him ut the entrance
to the News Office. and at once
opened fire, bat his aim was bad.
anu the first shot cut through
Richardc' coat-sleeye, the next
struck q silver dollar in his vest
pocket and flattened out on it like
a quarter. This saved his life. BY
this time he had clinched with Bas-
sell and knocked the revolver out Of
his hand. the young fellow being
unarmed started to run, but slipped
and fell on the pavement, where he
was shot in the spine by Richards,
who had picked up the revolver.
This is n cowardly trick, and is re-
gretted by Richards, who says he
did it under the excitement Of the
moment, and believing too that he
was hurt seriously himself. The
boy got upand ran into Wells drug
store, Richards firing two more
shots at him, but missing his mark.
Bassell got home and summoned a
/ physician, who probed for the bullet.
The young fellow is doing we'll and
Will recover, if he has no back-set OF
any kind. There has been a grudge
OF some kind between Richards and
the elder Bassell for years, and
something like this has long been
expected. As usual Richards get.
of easy and is now ready for anoth-
CT fray. Osborne is the only as
sailant whose shot had any effect
and it laid him up for seyera
months, but it seems that Richard
himself again" We we're in Clarks
burg short time since and calico
on Bro. Richards at his sanctum
and this little fracas brings to our
mind q remark nc made about bi
paper at that time. It is a fige-col
umn quarto, and we asked him if h
. would not prefer a nine column
folio. lie said no. that he ha,
found ont that ho could raise NOR
hi with five columns than b.
could subdue with ten, and thi
. narrative proves that Bro. Richard
E was right and knew whereof Is
spoke.
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FIRST District George W. Atkinson. Wheeling
Ohio County.
town, Jefe erson Co.
Third Dissrict-I ohm ID. Anderson. Nicholas C.
ii Nicholas County
fourth Dstr,cI--chsres b. smith, Parsers
urg, WOOL County.
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Sherir-Daniei r. Jackson.
oguties-Julius X. Monroe. Kingwood, VALLEY
nd Pleasant ]. w. Criss, Lyon; j. q. Lantz
triCn; n. T.. Hanway, Reno; +. Z. Cuppett
Grant: Dorsey fornan, Portland.
Clerk Circuit Court-John ". Watson
Clerk County Court. Ami Martin.
Proceeding Attorney J. Fortney.
C-anty sorvryor--A. +. Muaillel.
Supt. Of Schoos--Rcn II. Elsey.
Assessor East SIDE Gabriel Pniiiam
Wcst side. John :. rerk!nS.
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coNNgssIOsERs COUNTY COURT.
Grant District Samuel r. Conner, Pres
Pleasant. Lue AN A. Martin.
PORTLAND, Henry &. Beatty.
Union. r. Il. King.
Reno, Noseyr. Sinclair.
lyon, Reason A. Pcll
Valley. Mason Watson.
KingWoOd, Leroy shaw.
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love- omr,ais.

Town of1e.sis.
NsyOr-Charies ". Bishop.
Reeorder-Joseph aokson
COuncllmen-J L. stone, william g.. Brown
John >: murdock. Chas. W. Fawcett, james II.
Carroll.
Societies;
knights of Pythias-Lodge meets every Tues
Fay evening At their hall over J. W. Bakers
store at 7;3o O'Clock.
independent order Of odd Felows-Iodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall In
Bishops Block at 7:)0 O'Clock.
Golden Rule Encampment, No. 30, 4. O. o. r.
meats First and Third Monday evenings Of
each month, In the odd Fellows Hall, over the
postofHce.
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
o'clock 4 tho knights of Pytbias Hall over
Bakers store.
Churches.
~. r. Church-Rev. NJ w Rider, Pastor
Services-Preaching every Sunday at 1910 n m
nd 7.30 p. m Sunday School y. m Class
Meeting IA. m. Young Folks Meeting az G;fi
pm. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
1T 730.
Presbyterian Churcb-Rey. IT, X. Mcdonald
Pastor.
Services Preaching every Sunday at f0.30 m
and l.30 p. m sunday School at y. m. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening.
A. N. y. Church--Rey. Bosley Boyce Pastor.
Seryices-Preaching, Fourth Sunday IN eaci
msnth.
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DIRECTORY.
State omelaIs.

Covesncr-A 4. brooke Fleming. Marion County
Secretary OF State-W. II. Ohley. Marion CO
Auditor-Patrick r. Duty. Webster CO.
Attorney General-Alfred Caldwell. Ohio Co
suPt- OF schools-B. :. Morgan. Monongalia
CO .nty.
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ssrrsns eoar: OF Appeals.

Adam c. snyder, OF Greenbricr County.
Henry Brannon Lewis Co.
j. W. English. Mason Co
Daniel B. Lucas. Jefferson Co.
convenes at Charleston Second Wednesday In
January. Wheeling. first Wcdnc-dayEin June
thsrlcstown, hrst Wednesday In September.
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Train ieaves Kinow0od ~ 54s. r. M. and ar
Iivcs ~ Tuuaclton at s15 .. M; leaves Tunnel
tor at iinO1 M and arrives at kinrw0od at 1910
a. m. Leaves kingwooo m 5aD b. m and arrive
% TunnotOn ~ $50 y. w.. loavcs Tunucion ot
t.Lg. IN. end ariVcs ai kingwUuo ti g3J b. m.
dgaine daily except Sunday.
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iAlrls efEiurA,Iar.

~ Dr. r. Is. l.. Triprett.
tf.-,,,od ,,.,rio, Capt. J. K. Aur!Dck Sec
-S "~"N "'>'''''' J. II. AcG.Nnis.
u q. CD sCn.
Dave 9. Zina Pres.
v.i,oy iir = 4. OK, Svs.
'~'"' ,. a. LpIr.
Nicaoius POsteu.
fC. L. Ellis. Pres.
c,,, %. J. Gibson, sec.
-F George ". Orr.
Charles Jessop.
~. y. Baker. Pres.
tleno William Loughrdgo, Sec
W. A. watson.
w. 4. Stafford.
fPariey DeBcrry. Pros.
f1.sia,a =. &. Jonus. .,sc.
"" SatGuel b. Ffcsldud.
=. j. Elliott.
Julin- scacrr, Pras
t-nisu LLOYD Shaffer. sec.
Y. p. King.
Charles 4. Lawton.
DAME. G. Feather. Pres.
Pleasant ~. ~. Ringer, See.
y. A. Conner.
u. }. Martin.
Sam A. Conner. Pres.
t.rant ,. ". Chldcster, SEC.
George King.
Asa X. fraZee.
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Coaris Conysnr.

Circuit Court March -, September !, and
ecetnber II.
County lnrt- First Monday In January, April
uly aud October.
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rnliea Sfate. nenators.
Nemhsrs ofContress.

Charles J. Faulkner. Nartinsburg, Bcrkley
County.
john (. Kenna, Charleston. Kanawha County.
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Mlyih r.fte.

Klngwoed, Joseph Il Godwin. simeon Mat.
tingiy.
Valley. Dave C. Zinn. John q Strahn.
Lyon, James McJee, David j. Gfbsou
Rea0. II. n. Whoe.er, II. n. summer.
Psr:;sni John W. Hill. y. ID. Benson.
CE.on, Jose W. Shaficr. Julius Srhcrr.
P'eatant, Levi T. Miller. u. H. Aartin
GfEnt. ". n. McGibh0ns Alpha nag4ns.
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TIE STATE TfCKET.

Below wiIl be- found the tabulated
returns Of The vote for Supreme
Jndge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
Y,7o7 1880

Lucas majoriiy................1,l92
CONGRESS.
Below will be found tabulated re-
turns of the vote for Congressman
in the four districts:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
state senators Eleventh District.

William q. Worley. Kingwood, Preston Co.
Col. Joseph Snyder, Nonongalia Co.
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Horse OF Delegates.

East Slde--Dr. VI. s. Bryte, Bruceton.
West Side Major l.. y. Orr, Kingwood.