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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10
AeRETNA-eRseN MARRIAGE.
Miss Lizzie Catogni. Of Richmond "ea'
Mr.. Hodges In North Carolina.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
SUrYoLK, Va, May s.-Yesterday evening
Mr.. W. J.: Hodges, young grocery mei-
formerly OF Richmond, took the train for
Gates county. N. c., the Gretna Green OK
this section, where they were united N
marriage. The bride and groom -eiec!
were accompanied by Miss Flora Catogh'
and Mr.. Miles Lassiter. /.
The Rev. ID. A. Long, ID. d., IL. u, OK
Yellow Springs, O., who came here iAs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10
Ion for Europe -

A faithful witness will not lie. A. b. G.
Alternative will cure bad blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10

No Buffet should be without bottle of AsGos-
rusA BIrrsxs, the worid-renowned Appetizer
and In,igorstor. Of exquisite navor. endorsed by
the medical profession fos iis wonderful rostors-
tive powor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

"Lxr" GALLEY. hsia ana Tsnsa streets
Res, Pictures. Card Photography toe for six,
Cabinet Pictures. si.so for twelve Lovely Pic
,ures. all sizss. Large collection Of Photographs
Of Confederate ofneers. Noted scsasA rsli-
gfouA &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10

naJ- See tho special values in our $40,
Sl2. and Sl5 Mems Sack and Frock
Suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10

The Com ittee on Water, through Chairman
O'Brten, presented report recommending that
the fre-pug on Semmes street, projected, he
moved 100 or $50 feet further east on tho same
street. The plug is at Cowardin avenue and
viii have 10 be moved In few days, as the street
Is 70 DO filed at The point vhero the plug Is now
located. The change will mako the plug more
available and OF greater value than It now IL.
Tho report Was adoptcl.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

Mr.. Austin +. Ford, editor Ne,c
York FresRaN'S Journal. and Miss
Annie Oakley of Brooklyn, were
married last Thursday.
Worth Dickerson was on Satur-
day chosen by the usual majority
10 succeed John G.. Carlisle as the
representative in congress of the
Sixth Kentucky District.
Arthur Ebon OF Addison Webs
ter county. is stopping at the Elk
change Hotel this week. lie has
been working at the lumber bust
ness over on the Davis railroad and
came here to look for n job.
Gene" Mercadicr, the Young
MisSourian, succeeded in swimming
the East river. at New York. yes.
terday afternoon, bound arms and
legs and carrying in each hand u
two pound iron dumb bell.
The wife of Mr.. George p. linn
who lives near Roedsvillei is danger.
iously i'll with typhoid fever, CON
tracted at West Grafton, while
waiting on the family of her daugh-
ter Mrs. G. NJ. Brown.
Samuel Welsh, who died few DAVIS
ago in Philadelphia, left to the
Hospital of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church in Philadelphia S25, 0O0;
to the Pennsylvania Hospital, $50,
600 20 the Trustees of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, 100000.
The well known opera singer,
Hubert Wilke, will give up the lyric
stage and 60 starring in comedy
next season. His tour will be di-
rected by NJ, J. Murphy, the Irish
baritone manager. who was former
ly connected With the ivy Leaf
Company.
DR.. j. IL. Manown has been APP
pointed on the staff OF Gen. Russell
A. Alger COMMUNICATIVE chief of
the Grand Army of the Republic.
He received his commission the
other day signed 10y Gen. Algier,
and it is a handsomely engraved af-
fair.
Prof. John NJ. Birch OF Wheeling
VINO was appointed 10y President
Cleveland, L. s. Consul at Nagasa-
ki, Japan has been removed by
President Harrison. AS soon ms
his removal became known he was
elected Principal of the Lins'y In
stitute of Wheeling by the board of
Trustees of that Institution.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03
4 BIG SENSATION.
The Robbcr OF Pnymaster Atkinson
Ventures Back Home, Steals
Mule and HIcs Away 10 West
VIRGINIA.

virginia.
Umontown, Pa, juno 2S.-Thc
daring robbery of Paymaster Atkin-
son at Tricks, Wynn coke works has
produced the biggest sensation the
coke region has since Sullivan gang
held up and robbed Superintendent
Paisley, Of the Beeson works, of 81,
O0O dozen years ago. The aston
ishing feature that everybody is
talking about, is the fact that the
robbery could he committed i'm mid
day by slender STRIPPING unaidcI
and with dozens of men within q
stones throw, aud yet escape
through cleared space of nearly IL
mile bcfor he passed safely into the
mountain brush.
RErUREED AND STOLE A MUIR.
Yesterday morning Walter Lang
head, OF Oliphant found that one of
his mules had disappeared and il was
learned That Donaldson had ventur-
ed back to his homo at Oliphant.
having been seen by different
parties who did not then know of
the robbery. II is supposed he left
part Of the 81 200 with local con
fedcrates and rode the mule into
West Virginia, whore he has rclati-
YES about Bruccton. Suspicion
rests on several parties, and search
warrcnts were taken out on which
house or two viii be searched
by tonight. General Superintcna-
ent Lynch, Of the Frick company,
was here directing efforts TO capture
Donaldson and secure the money.
Poymastcr Atkinson came to town
to-day and got - 200 more TO pay
the men.
The young man who committed
this bold robbery, is named Perry
Donaldson and has relatives living
IN this county. Two Deputy Sber-
IFS arrived in Kingwood Tuesday
after him and started carly yester-
day morning with Sheriff Jackson
and Deputy Sheriff Monroe to
hunt him down. They traced him
past townsville. Tunnclton, Evans
vile, Davis Mills, and ST. George.
where Deputy Sheriff Monroe loft
them and returned. The officers
are hot on his trail and have prob
ably captured him ere this.
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Let Everybody Come and RejOlcc. A
Big time In kingwo0d Tomorrow.
soldiers Re.Unicu. independence
Day, The Tournament, The Pm.
radc, The Caliitumpinns, Fire
Works nj Night, Speeches,
atp
Let Everybody Decorate and Let JOY
BE UnConancd. The Old Town
Alive with People, Flags,
Streamcrs and Bunting.
etc.

If the weather will just behave It.
self and act nice. we will certainly
have big crowd and big time
generally. Speeches will be made
in the largo tent on courthouse
square. The parade will likely oc-
cur in the forenoon. The Tourn-
nment coming first thing in the af-
ter noon over on the Shalfer Knob.
1t will be grand affair and some
thing new, novel aud exciting for
the staid old town OF Kingwood.
A number Of our best riders have
been practicing every day and eve
nlng on the course over there and
it has been fuvorito after sup
per resort for the people OF the
town for the past two weeks, and u
large crowd has been witnessing
the fcats OF skill and horseman-
ship OF the contestants. The prize
will lay between four of the riders
but as there are four prizes, there
is chance for all to win some one
of them and there will likely be
several ties that will have TO be rid.
den over. The boys are getting up
a whccl-barrow race, to take place
after the Tournament, which will
he for II small stake and will afford
some fun for the spectators. After
this or about four O'Clock i'm the
evening the Calithumpians will be
out i'm full force and parade the
streets TO Che delight Of tho small
Toys and amusement Of the people.
Look out for them. At night II
big lot Of fire workg viii be set Off
and the town will be blaze Of
glory
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03
GUILDS COLUMN.
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
Monday. June 9th, 1890, at the
residence Of Robert Temple, in
Irondale, bv c. III. Cox, of the Nj.
II. Church, Mike Steve and Laura
j. Temple were united in the bonds
Of matrimony.
At The home Of the bride, in
Newburg, on Thursday, June 18Th,
1880, CHARTS II. Smoot and Alice
i. Paul were united in the holy
bonds of wedlock, by Rev. Samuel
Graham.
At the residence Of Robert Wake
field, in Grant District, Thursday,
June 18th, 1890, Milton Il. Windle
and Sarah A. Wakefield were made
man and wife Rev. j. W. Smith.
At the residence Of Jacob De-
Berry, on Friday, June 18th, 1890,
Henry Clay DcBerry and Mahala
Miller were united i'm matrimony
by Rev. Joseph Gutherie.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
GIADESVIILIs

'isAblffN llf'sis
Corrosp ondcnco,of the Aneus.
Wheat is much damaged by the
continued wet weather. 1T seems
to be black rust, yet unlike any
rust heretofore. Oats were struck
by q yellow rust some weeks since
and it was thought they would not
be worth cutting, bat they are i'm
proving now. There has seldom,
if ever, been such crop Of grass
in this section.
Between the frequent visits Of
candidates and tlc wet weather,
farmers can scarcely tend their corn.
Irondalc is dead dcadcr!! dead
est !!!-So much Con pyoicciion.
The recent high water did con-
siderable damage on Three Fork,
wrecked Fortney's mill dam, tore
out and washed away part Of the
trunk. The railroad tro8tlcs az
lrondalc were also damaged.
j. V. jackson is still complain
ing very much.
Mrs. William Price ia suffering
much with q cancer Cor tumor) on
her breast. is being treated by
Dr. Bombcrgcr
The health Of This community is
good, except some old chronic cases.
DR.. Tanzey is arranging TO leave
Irondalc much to lhc regret of his
many warm friends lie is not
positive set whore he will locate.
Claud Rogers recently placed an
excellent organ in his fathers par
lor BELVIA LOCKWOOD.
juno 80, 1890.
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County Court next week begin
nmg Monday. VIII be an mpor-
tant session as it is Levy term and
the repairing Of the recent food
damages will have to be considered.
Cards arc ont announcing the
marriage Of Mr. John i. Ford and
Miss Agnes A. Orr, daughter Of
Major u. n. Orr. The ceremony
to take place at the resi- dence Of
the bride next Wedre day at noon,
July 9th.
George Walls little child has the
whooping cough.
WilligTaylor has moved into his
handsome new building on Price
street.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

a New Home Sewing Machine
for sale at our Office cheap. 10 IS
high arm, z drawers, solid walnut,
lowered and beautifully engraved,
has all the latest attachments, i'm o.
handsome plush case, light ran.
ming, simple in construction, dur
able and altogether we believe 10 to
be Che finest and best machine on
the market 10 is just from the
factory and warranted to give salts
faction. Retail price SO. We
will sell 10 for only $780, Call and
see &c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

our new book ID Dr. John ~. Dye one ~ Now
fork p most ssiliiui glysicims. howe that pain
,. ~, hccc ..Hfy iu childbirth. but results from
causes easily understood and o.efrlIue ~
c.ear.y prove that any woman may become "a
Wpihci without suffering eng pciu whntevor ii
Hito lc.la now to overcome and prevent morning
lckhesf ana the many other evils attending
Wernnncy 10 s. highly endorsed hy pliysicIau4
tFefyWhcIc Hs the Wfc'a true private C0rrar.
ION. cat The ont ~ win save you rrs5,f nain.
Hhd possibly vUur liie. Send two.ceut -iaIou
~, descriptive circular, testimonials and CON.
uheiilal iciier s"ut in sealed euveiorc Addrcss
Fr+Nh THOMAS O. Co.. Publisher. Baltimore. nd.
-. i3t.
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Deaths DoiHgS.

CARBoL1,-Thc venerable James
Carroll who has been very low for
some time, died at the Exchange
Hotel, ABOUT half past nine this
Thursday morning. The funeral
Will take place Saturday ut 10. a.
m. and the remains will be- inter
red in the cemetery here. We will
give further particulars next week.
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TBRESHjNG MACHINES

Simplest. Most Durable Economical and Per
foot in use. WastetnO Grain; Cleans 70 ready
for Market.
Engin5, Horse Powers, Saw Mills.
FOHeg FgrB CrfS Dprfe. HAY Prgs.Es &c.
@eud for Catalogue and Hpcrili Prices
a. i. FhRQUHAR co.
IEHEEYLvANM Acu,CITrEkL WORKs YOHs. rs
G.i3 aIfu.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Farley DeBerry of Terra Alta
was IN town Monday.
Henry Reed and Mason Watson
of Reedsville were here yesterday.
Dorsey Forman of Terra Alta
was in town Tuesday on business.
Judge Hoke and son Lawrence
returned this week from Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Parks returned sun
day from visit to Terra Alta.
George Cation of Clifton Mills has
been granted an increase Of pension.
DIR. NJ. S. Bryte of Bruceton
came up yesterday and will remain
for the Reunion.
Mrs. Lantz and children of Da-
Wis City are visiting in town this
week at DIR. Manowns.
Miss Ella Copeman has returned
from Aurora where she taught a
very successful term of school.
Col. L. p. r.. Brown and wife of
Beverly were visiting friends and
relatives here last week.
Mr.. Willard Pell of Masontown
is here teaching for Mr.. Trotter
during the sickness of the latter.
Senator j. n. Camden subscribed
Si0, 900 to the stock OF the Hunting
ton and Big Sandy Il. r. Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wait Graham
drove ont TO his fathers near Mason
town, last Saturday and spent Sun
day.
Mary Anderson, the celebrated
American Actress, was married last
week in London, to Antonio Nay
AFRO.
Miss Anne FELTON, Reynolds, the
first female graduate of the Boston
Dental College, has received her
sheepskin.
George Cobun Of Maaontown was
in town Friday and gave us a call.
lie had just completed the census
FOR Valley.
Ex-Gov. +. W. Wilson is etIll in
the ring. Ills family has been in
creased by the addition of another
girl baby.
Edmond Messenger left at this
Office curiously turned stone, that
had been part OF an indian relic Of
some kind.
Hon. Francis W. Hill the demo
cratic nominee for govcner of Maine.
died very suddenly last week of
acute bronchitis.
Miss Lillian Campbell has return
cd from New York city, where she
has been for some time attending
an Art School.
Census Enumcrator W. +. Men
car, has finished his work and
forwarded his report to Supervisor
Bowers at Martinabnrg.
Charley Gross Of Shutdown, cut
his leg severely with an AK while
pcaling tan BARI, about two weeks
ago and has been laid up ever since.
Mr. John Nj. Crane returned
last Saturday from st. George whore
he had been for two weeks assist
ing Circuit Clerk Adams during
court.
jerome Mencar who has been sick
and confined to the house for some
time witha severe attack Of quin3y
is much better and able to be out
again.
Mr.. Frank d. Trottcr has been
! confined to his room the past week
with SYMPTOMS Of spinal mengitis.
DR. Trippett is the attending pbysi-
can,
Ex-United States Senator Palmer
Of Michigan has been elected Presi
dent Of the Worlds Fair Exposition
and }. 8. Dickinson Of Texas, Sec
rotary.
George Watson, veteran Of the
Mexican war living in Boston, is
alleged to have drawn pensions from
Tire government under six different
names.
Senator Calvin S. Bricc has given
10000 toward q fund to build a
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News and Notes Hars and There.

The strike on the ILLINOIS Central
Railroad is still on.
Best stoges in Kingwocd at !. Z.
Murdock's.
The international Peace Congress
meets next week in London.
At Browns, New line OF Tobacco
and Cigars.
Five deaths from sunstrokc oc-
Cured at Chicago. Wednesday.
Nice lot Of Dry Goods, and No
tons just received at Browns.
Fifty robberies are laid at the
door of two girls at Lowell. Mass.
Go to Nets AMI got dish of
delicious ice cream.
Call at Bakers Store and get a
Refreshing Milk Shake. Only Five
Cents.
The French Nationalist won the
day ut the Quebec elections.
Send your orders to Gutberic for
cakes, pies, bread, vegetables and
beef.
Hungary has voted 1850. 900
to supply its army. with smokclcss
powder.
Gutherie viii have full supply
OF Bread, Cakes. Pies, Gingerbread,
Bologna. etc, etc, during the re-
union.
Yale defeated Princeton in the
base ball championship series by
score of to >.
All orders for cakes. pies, bread.
etc, for July 3. aud 3 must be in
by July l and 2d. ID. S. Guthcrio.
The American Society Of Civil
Engineers met last we elk in annual
session in Pittsburgh.
Go 10 Gutherie's for ANYTHING in
the fruit, vegetable or bakery line
The Minnesota prohibitionists
domapd the election of President
and Nice-Prcsident by direct vote
of the people.
Call at Guthcrie's during the Re
union and see how cheap he sells
pot flowers.
y. Tecumaoh sherman, son Of
General sherman, was admitted to
the bar last week in New York.
yGct our prices. end you got orr
goods. Ne wjH not be unders0M
FEATHER s. WEHNER.
The Freemasons Of Du'uth, Min
nesota, opened their new 5000, GOO
temple last week with appropriate
ceremonies and large attendance.
.zY~ Come to this Office and see
the PHtsJuygh Chronic2a Ir!eJrapd
or send for specimen copy.
The Teachers institute for Tuck
or county will be held a. SIG Gorge,
commencing July eth and viii be
conducted by Prof. Tapp, Of Nor
gantown.
ezy- FREE-To our readers who
pay for the ArGUs in advance, the
Pi3sJurgd Telegraph one year free
gratis for nothing.
IT has been decided by Che EgJp-
tian authorities, with the consent
of the khedive, to prohibit the Gull
tivation Of tobacco throughout
Egypt.
Itch, on human, horse and all
animals cure in 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by
DR. $. A. Pratt Kingwood, w. Va.
4-2l-o0-1 yr.
John II Browns, Head quarters
for Ootfees. Java in bulk, Java
and Mocha in cans, Lyon and Ar-
buckle in packages. Elegant piece
OF China we're with each pound Of
the Celebrated Golden Blend.
Philo Wilos, Of Stomple Ridge,
this county, dled ut his home.
Tuesday, June. Path. lie was an
Influential citizen, respected by ali
who know him.
West Virginia gets about So, 600
rs her share Of the annual appor-
tiOnment of 300, 900 for The equip
ment and arming Of the State Mil
itia.
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uonauyuDtion guyely oured.

To 1HE EDuoR:- Paano inform your roaderp
tlnt llyo positive rome1y for tho abovo.named
o.sfafo. by 10 umoly uao thouaands ofhopoioss
c-7oa have boom permanently curod. shall DO Glad
io f'n1 tvo bottles ofiny remedy FREE 90 any N
Your fr-io.s WHO have consumption 10 thcy VIII
soni me thlir Ezprtsg aud IT, o. address. Respect
fuliY "a. sLOOUM. VI. c.. 1871 pcarl a., u. x.
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judicial Sale.
Franklin Wotring)
W. Equity.
Nrdraft5 Nrfe.p

Andrew Nelson,
Pursuant 10 q decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
Preston County, rendered in tho above STYLED
chaucery causC. ON the 9Th day Of November,
a. ID 1893, and W. pursuance Of further docreo
rendered therein ON the 9Th day ~ a pri1. A. d.
1890. the undersigned special commissioner will
ON Tucsday, tLG 18th day 81 July, 1850 nj tho
front door ~ tho cOurt-huuse Of said county
OFFER for sale 90 the highest bidder, the real os.
tato w tho bin and proceedings I'm said cause
mentioned, consisting Of tract Of Fiity.fOur
acres ~ land IN Union district 81 raid county
being tho same land that was conveyed by
franklin Wotring ~ andrew Nelson by deed
bcuriug date Apri H. fsF3
TERMS or sAtE g.: Enough cash in hand 90 pay
the costs ~ suit and expenses Of sale, and Tho
reaiduo upon credit Of q, ~ and ~ months, the
purchaser executing FOR tho deferred payments
interest bearing notes With good security.
P.J. CB0gAE. Special COu'r
Bond end security has been Won In the abuyo
case ns required by law
Gt2A J. w. WATSON CLERK.
$500
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inc following peuousare orr en-.
tho,ayd gsout, ana vii, receive
subscriptions apd forward the suac
to us:
Recdsyi,lc, Mason Watson.
Newburg. Frank NJ. Dent.
Austen, John Mattingly.
Tunnolton, JAS. 5. Hunt and w.
j. layollc.
Rowlcsburg. T.. A. ConiCT.
Aurora, j. o. Lnut2.
Terra Alta, Farley DcBcrry.
Albrightsyillc, Il. G.. Martin.
Eruccton, s. NJ. Albright.
Rockville, d. S. Gibson.
Sinclair G. n. Ridgwoy.
Eighty Cut, W. Scott Garner.
Camp Ground, Frank z. Gale.
Weston, John 5. Mitchell.
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Puny chuaren Nado stronr.

Don't yOt think your children are troubled
WITH w'rnsf thildlou ere often weak ana Iu-
ny from htt cause. There Is no remedy equal
- bDEEMA%'S SWEET NERMiFUGE'f for "a
moving the Pests from The systera. Sold bv glI
cc>'ers 90 p cents. Do not be put Of with
aJEcthEs called Just as good. 61-3m.
Fully to accommodate all travel,
arrangements have been made with
the II. r., & +. r. r. Co.. to give
excursion rates 60 cents for the
round trip, but only to those pur-
chasing tickets and to run trains
as fOllOwg
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do YOU EAT /?
Then go to Gutheric's Meat Mar
kct FOR MEATS, FISH, BOLOGNA,
BACON, GREEN GROCERIES,
BREAD, PIES and CAKES.
ARE YOU A "BLOONTHR? 2
If SO, buy your pot flowers of
Guthcrie.

Bread, Pics and Cakes received
daily from the Wheeling Bakery.
Leave your orders, Special atton.
ton given to orders for Parties, Pic.
mes, etc.
ID 8 GITTuERIE
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Everybody who expects to attend
the Tournament on the 4th, should
provide themselves with the exact
change (ten cents) rs the rush will
certainly be great if as many attend
as Is expected.
BARGAINS-S IL. T.. traction
engine and splendid nearly new vi
orator, now in Preston, for sale low.
Traded biz saving engine for it.
Must sell. Write
j N GAnSk AnnN-
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Blackwoods portable gallery is
in town taking pictures, and is ad-
vertisod 10 remain two weeks. 1t
came here from Evansville where it
had been for some time. 1t is To-
Gated on Il c old lot in front of the
court house, also Davis and Hawley
same place.
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Gene" Mercadicr, the young
Missourian, succeeded in swimming
the East river. at New York. yes.
terday afternoon, bound arms and
legs and carrying in each hand a
two pound iron dumb bell.