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COLEMAN. MICHIGAN.

COLEMAN, MICHIGAN
Correspondence Of the ANGUS
Your paper is n welcome visitor
here every week. ! thought per-
haps it would be of interest to some
Of your many readers to hear from
this part of the country.
Coleman Is a village Of about 900
inhabitants situated on the i. & p.
NJ. r.. r. running from Toledo,
Ohio, to Luddington Slick making
connection with the boats at that
place.
There are also two branches from
here one running south to Mt.
Pleasant, a city Is miles distant of
10000 inhabitants. The other run
ming north to Gladwin in Gladwin
County, II miles distant and will
connect with the Michigan Central
when completed.
What VIC most need here is far
mers that have plenty Of push and
energy. There is just the best OF
land here that can be bought from
50 to 80 per acre and on the best
Of terms. There are thousands OF
acres here for sale. People are set
Ting in here fast. There is now a
settlement on the Salt River Of
about seventy families that seven
years ago was ono unbrokcn for
est and where bruin reigncd SUI
preme This land can all be easily
drained. There is 192 foot fall
from here to Saginaw The Salt
River drains the county ON the
south. The Tobacco and Bluff
creek on the north
This country cannot bc beat for
wheat, oats, peas, barley, millet,
potatoes and grass.
We have the very best Of crops
this year. Will have au abundance
Of fruit. Wheat is nearly ready TO
harvest We have o beautiful home
here. Part Of my form sfn tH,
corporation. can a n dos.
and sec the people on a.. .l
the trains We have a0ur.H..
M. T., Prcsbyto lE ...-
liam and Mormons OH .f....r DAY
-".u.' PW1 eI.l.lU
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CORRESPONDENTS.
ALRRIGuTsvllLH.
pondonce OF the AReus.

Correspondence OF the ARsus
Hot and dry but good for har.
vestmg which is the order Of the
day.
W. b. Freeland's school closed
last Friday with an exhibition at
night which was success. II was
given in the Baptist Church. A
small admission fee was charged to
pay for the use of the church.
Miss Carrie Castcel is visiting
Miss Agnes Berthy at Amblersburg.
Sypolt X Co, are building the
st. Joe bridge.
Sherman Mason expects to go to
Braddock, Pa, next week to clerk
in store.
Our merchants are hardly doing
business enough to justify them
keeping open house.
a. G. Mason has been sick for a
few days, but is able to be out
again.
There is talk of running Squire
Mason as an independent candidate
for Commissioner of the County
Court, and his announcement will
likely be made in the future. Look
out for it. RAMBLER.
July 10, 1890.
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The Sick.

Bessie Fawcett is sick with the
inhamatory rheumatism.
DR.. Pratt has been unwell for
the past week, but is out again.
G.. Paul Smith, Of this Office has
symptoms Of fever and has gone
home to recuperate.
Mr.. Frank 3. Trotter, who has
been confined TO his room for some
time is able to be out again.
Misses Anabcl and Josephine
lloko are both sick and confined to
their beds with symptoms Of typhoid
foyor. Dr. Trippctt is the attend
ing physician.
Mrs Lnsley and Miss Cowau
who were Frustrated last week from
ODE effects Of the accident which be-
fI them. hav recovered end are
agaiu
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FREAK OF NATURE.
Remarkable Double Child Born 20 n
Society Couple.

Society Couple.
WINIMAC, lND., July 12.-Four
weeks ago Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W.
Hatfield, prominent society people,
had born to them a double child. n
most peculiar freak Of nature. It's a
pair of boy babies, whose weight is
Z pounds. One child is perfect in
every respect, while second is
without head. Its lower limbs.
body and left arm are perfect, but
the left hand is without a little fin
ger. Its right arm is merely a ru-
dinentary growth of three inches,
with nail on the end of it. resm-
bling an index finger. Both
children are well and hearty and
seem to be growing and developing
as one child. The attachment of
the second child to the first is by a
fleshy union at the upper and outer
side of the umbilicus.
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CuPID,s COLUMN.
sHEsAID YES.

SHE SAID YES.
George A. Funk, 2G, Nancy /.
Smith, q.
George NJ. Cobun, "a Birdie ".
Orr, 90.
John Rcam, y, Mary A. Grimes,
p.
j. b. +. Liston p, Ida G. Smith
u.
Joseph Knots 10, Dellic Nc
Ginnis, p.
Cornelius Shaw, 27, Alice G. Eli
ason, %.
John b. Ford, 27 Agnes A. Orr,
20.
Adolphus Hilemm. 20, Matilda
Uphold, IS.
Sylvester EVERY Of, Della Spur
gin, p.
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Attorneys From Abroad.

Among the attorneys from abroad
in attendance at this term Of court,
we notice the following:
Hon. Samuel Woods, Of PhilippI,
wno is holding court for Judge
Hoke. Hon. A. b. Parsons and
w. Il. Maxwell, Of st. George,
Judge Ralph l.. Berkshire, Judge
John A. Ollie and l. G.. Lazcl. OF
Morgantown, Col. Ben Martin and
Duke Dent, Of Grafton.
The attendance is very small this
session and no one is here but those
who have TO attend as the farmers
are all busy with their harvest.
This is an extra session anyhow for
the settlement of chancery matter.
Court will probably last all next
week.
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BRANDONVILLE.
spondonco OF the ANGUS.

Correspondence of the ANGUS.
f. G.. Hyde and wife, of Oakland.
have been visiting Mrs. Amanda
Hyde of this town for the last few
days.
Harrison Tccts and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Tcets' son Amos,
Of Valley Point.
Miss Rosa Nicman and Mrs. w.
T. Miller took a trip to Gibbons
Glade, Pa, last week.
Simeon Dunn, Of Smithfeld, Pa.
called on some Of our citizens re-
comfy.
We were very sorry to learn of
the death Of j. Cal. Painter, of
Thornton. Mr.. Painters wife is
remembered by most Of our people
rs Miss Mary j. Hagans, q very
popular young lady at the time Of
her marriage.
Mrs. j. II. Weltner has gone to
visit her mother at Fairchance, Pa.
Mrs. f. NJ. Pierce conducted the
Sabbath School yesterday. Mrs.
Pierce is an excellent church worker.
Locals are scarce and yours truly
will wind up with the stereotype
Success to the ARGUS"
GYPSY.
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TEIEI
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
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Truth Should Read 1t.
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Our Agcnts.

The following persons are our an
thorizcd agents, and will receive
subscriptions and forward the same
to us:
Recdsville, Mason Watson.
Nowburg, Frank NJ. Dent.
Austen, John Mattingly.
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one bottle. Warranted the most
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druggists.
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j. II. Rodeheaver, Of Terra Alta,
is making the carpet business a
speciality this year. About 1000 yds
now in stock, just received, and he
has the stock Of the lates weavers.
The variety and the quality from
the cheapest hemp to brussels, also
q large variety Of imported velvet
rugs. lie has the trade, and don't
you forget it, he carries the largest
stock Of furniture and at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
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Cnt TO Pincna.

On Tuesday evening Martin
Burke, son of Ned Burke, of near
Rodamers, fell from a freight train
near that place and was cut to piece
lie was taking a ride as boys
frequently do and thus lost his life.
Two Terra Alta boys were on the
train and witnessed the sad affair.
-ITerra Alta Times.
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THE WEST VA. ARGUS.
Kingwood. July IL, 1890.
News and Notes Here ana There.

NS"s dAA1 SNSSSS S1SIS auo 4nSIe.
Go to Gutherie's for anything in
the fruit, vegetable or bakery line
The Times says Portland District
has population of 1854 has 400
farms and that Terra Alta enumer-
ates 40 souls.
Best stogles in Kingwood at j. E.
Murdock's.
Roy Stone sold very fine organ
to the NJ. p. Church at Morgan
town this week. Rev. Corbin. the
pastor, writes eve are delighted
with our purchase.
Get our prices, and you get our
goods. We aoW not be WRderSold.
FEATHER & WERNER.
Il. j. Watson, of Reedsville, is in
town this week taking applications
for pensions under the new act of
June 27,1890. He tells us that he
has already filed As applications
under the new law.
Go to Neff's and get dish of
delicious ice cream.
Gen. John Charles Fremont
(The "Pathfinder') died in New
York City, Sunday afternoon at
A o'clock, July 18th, 1890. His
death was caused by peritonitis and
was sudden and unexpected.
Nice lot of Dry Goods, and No
tions just received at Browns.
We regret that we forgot to make
mention last week of Prof. viii
Vests departure from Tunnelton.
He left there about two weeks ago
for Scranton, Pa, where he former
~ lived. Prof. West made many
friends while residing in this county
and we hope that be will return in
the near future.
Send your orders to Gutherie for
cakes, pics, bread, vegetables and
beef.
Rev. Amer Vernon and Mrs.
Fannie Echols, two married people
of Clarksburg, becoming tired Of
their lawful partners and becoming
enamored of each other, skipped by
the light of the moon for pastures
new, leaving behind two families Of
young children and "a grass widow
and verdant hubby to mourn over
the deprayity of man and the weak
ness of woman.
Call at Bakers Store and get n
Refreshing Milk Shake. Only Five
Cents.
BY order Of the Secretary of War,
D. Harry Neff, of Kingwood, is TAX
ing the civil service examination to-
day, under Serg't Arthur l.. White,
for admission to the signal corps.
u. S. A., for the rank of Second
Glass Private. Mr.. Neff comes
highly recommended for diligence
and strict attention to duty, having
carried off three prizes at his grad
uation. We hope he may succeed. 49,
Petersburg State JourRal.
John IL. Browns, Head quarters
for Coffees. Java in bulk, Java
and Mocha in cans, Lyon and Ar
buckle in packages. Elegant piece
of China ware with each pound OF
the Celebrated Golden Blend.
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Personal Paragraphs.


town this week.
f.. b. Stone, of Rowlesburg. was
IN town this week.
Mr.. J. 4. Gubblc. of Rockville.
gave us paying call Tuesday,
Mr.. Parkhurst returned from his
visit to Michigan last Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Shairer, of Glados-
Vile, is visiting at Col. Monroe's.
Miss Nellie Sauvageot, of Wheel
ing, is visiting Miss Mira Watson.
Squire W. IL. McGibbons. of
Bruceton, was here Tuesday attend
ing court.
James Messenger, of Terra Alta.
was in town Tuesday and gave va
a paying call.
Miss Mamie Llcwellyn. of Wos-
ton, is visiting Miss Cora Jones.
at Terra Alta.
Misses Alice and Julia Hayes
went over to Terra Alta Friday and
returned Tuesday.
James W. White, of The New
Ere, returned from McKccsport,
Pa, last Saturday.
Uncle Elisha Hawley, Of Reeds
Vile, one of the old time democrats
was in town this week.
Mr.. c. Il. Ellis, of Nowburg, and
Hon. J. p. Jones, of Terra Alta,
were in town this week.
Mrs. Allie Raymond and Miss
Laura Huntington, of Fairmont,
are visiting at G. Y. Bishops.
Misses AIDA and Lillian Morris
have been visiting the past week at
Ilarveys, Greene County, Pa.
Deputy Sheriff Dorsey Formnn
and Ex-Shcrifr A. Staley Shaw, of
Terra Alta were in town this week.
Lloyd ShalTcr, Of Carmel, and
julius Schcrr, of Eglon, were in
town this week, driving a fine span
of ponies.
w. NJ. O. Dawson attended
meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Reform School at Grafton
this week.
Samuel linn, Esq, of Fellows
Vile, was in town last Saturday.
lie was summoned before Il witness
in the Shahan case.
Miss Kate Shalfer, Of Indcpen-
dence, who has been visiting rela-
tiyes and friends here the past week,
returned home Friday.
Sam r. Guscman, Esq, of Key
ser, was here this week attending
court. Sam is not well and has
been on the sick list for some time.
j. Harry NeiT returned Wednes-
day from trip to Parkersburg,
where he went to pass an examined
ton for position in the Signal
Service.
Henry Murdoch and wife were
over at Oakland last Sunday, visit
ing Rev. j. Ed Kildow and attend
ing the Quaker Camp-mecting at
Mountain Lake Park.
W. Scott Garner, Of the Gleaner,
passed through town Sunday, re-
turning home from visiting his
mother who lives down in Pleas
ant district, near IIazelton, and
who has been very poorly.
Ed l. Allen, Of Grafton, a
Special Examiner of the Census
| Department, is here tins week, ex-
aminingthe records Of the County
Clerks Office and taking statistics
in regard to deeds, mortgages, liens,
etc.
Gus Conlcy, one Of our best
young men, who has been away for
some time over in Ohio, is back
once more and will remain now till
after the Institute and examina-
tions as ne expects to WELD the rod
again this winter
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A Ladz,s Perfect companion.

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Ice cream at Neff's at all hours
Serious Accident at Newburg.

Special Correspondence Of the ANGUS
Mr.. James Conn, young man
about p years old, was so severely
hurt on Monday about 2 O'Clock
that he died at 3 O'Clock Tuesday
morning from the injuries sustain
ed. Mr.. Conn was driving through
town with a load of hay and in
trying to make a turn the team and
driver went over steep bank, a
distance of over fifty feet. Mr..
Conn was thrown against tree and
had several ribs broken and other
wise internally injured.
lie lived near Fellowsville and
leaves many friends to mourn his
loss.
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Knights of Pythins Elect officers

MILWAUKEE, July 1O.-The Su-
preme Lodge of the Knights Of
Pythias Of the world, to-day elected
these supreme officers: Chancellor,
Geo. y. Shaw, Eau Clare, Wis. ;
Vice. Chancellor, w. W. Blackwell,
Of Henderson, Ky; Prclate, Eli
T. Blackmer, of San Diego, Cal ;
Master Of Excheqer, S. S. Wiley, Of
Wilmington, Del; Keeper Of
Records and Seal, r. l.. 9. White, Of
Nashville, Tenn; Master at Arms,
Gil. Morris,o San Francisco, Cal. /;
Secretary Of Endowment Rank, w.
b. Kennedy, Of Chicago, Ill; Inn err
Guard, DR.. NJ. G. Bramwcll, Of
Cheyenne; Outer Guard, j. w.
Thompson, Of Washington, D. G.
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To Holders of County Orders.
Z OF WEST VIROINIA

State OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY Of PRESTON So,
Al Ntounty Court held for said County az tho
Iouri mousse thereof, on the 18th day Of July
1872; Odd ed that notice loo given hy pronSr
publication, To the holders of County Orders cn
dorsed 10y \. Stalcy shaw, late sheriff aud
1oNilng interest TO present the same To ~ n.
jackson, sheriff, for payment ON or before the
LIST day OF September next. Interest on HnId
orders Will not be paid after that date
\ COPY from tho record, Test
'-l'Ht Sl.th j. AMI MARTIN Clerk
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Judicial Sale.
Franklin wotrlng
w Equity

Franklin Wotringl
W. Euuity
Andrew Nelson, \
Pursuant To- a decree OF tho Circuit ,,ur, of
PRESTON county rendered In the above tNtcd
HhmCcry cause, ON the H,th day ot November
\. u l'Sp, aud iO pursuance of n firthor dy,r,.
rendered therein ON tho 9Th day of Ami. A. ~
lNh the undOr,igncd special commis tiuucr WI
ON tuesday, the 10th day Of July, 1870. at n, q
hoht noor or the Court house of sltid county
vucr Tor sale 20 the highest bidder, tho real e..
htc the bill and proceedings In said cause
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acres OF land in Union district of said county
nclhg the Same land that was Conycvcd bV
bearing date April e., iSS9
ItnNs or SAN Enough cash In hand To- nay
.nV Insts oi SUIT aud expenses Of sale, and the
purchaser executing for the deferred payments
interest bearing notes with good security
. T. j. CWOuAN. SpOCin Com'r
BOND and security has been giVCu In the above
case as required by law.
49, j w. WArsoN Clerk
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"he' ''ey wa sicl. We gave her Castoria.
whcu she VS. a Child. sho cried FOR Castcria,
Whom she became Ms, she c,uns GO Castoria,
When she had ChddrOn, she gave thonl Castorla,
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ARE YOU A "DLO0MSTER 2
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against the enactment Of such a law.
Carter voted for the bill. He will be
whipped into line for it again next ses-
sion. No voter should be deceived into
believing that the force bill is dead.
Action on it was postponed for fear its
passage would have adverse effect on the
elections this fall. But it is to be passed
next December, if the republican lead
ers can force it through. Senator Ed
munds said, the other day:
"We will pass the federal elections
bill at the next session. It should have
been and could have been passed this
session; more than that, it would have
been had there not been an agreement
Ito which I was not a partly between
some OF my republican brethren and the
democratic senators. It may be that
the rules Of the senate will need to be
amended before the bill can pass, but
am of the opinion that we have rules
enough"
Senator Hoar said
"The federal elections bill is first in
order for next session. 1t will be con-
sidered fairly and disposed of promptly"
The only way to defeat this infamous
measure is to roll up such majorities for
good and true men like Dixon that Reed
and Hoar and other overriders of con-
stitutional government will cover before
the wrath of free people.