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THE DEMOCRACY OF LEWIS.

The Democracy OF Lewis county
is getting ready to wipe up the earth
with the dis-organizcd g. o. p. of
that county this fall. The old
Fleming Democratic club has re-
yived and is again whooping up
things and there will be big Mass
Convention at Weston, Saturday,
July 4th to nominate delegates to-
the various conventions and make
arrangements for the repu blican
funeral this fall. Several candi-
dates have already announced them
selves and there is moro TO follow.
For the Office Of County Clerk, tho
present incumbent, T.. A. Bennett,
is so popular that no one will run
against him, but there are three or
four aspirants for the circuit clerk
ship, Mr.. W. w. Harrison. the
present incumbent, Mr.. A. II.
Grown, Postmaster at Weston, and
Prof. j VI. West, County Supt.,
with probably some more TO hear
from. OF those 8. II. Brown is
ihe most popular and will likely get
the nomination. lIeis young man
full Of energy and great business
ability and tie tendency Of the age
is to bring TO the front and infuse
young blood and new life into the
Offices Of the nation. Mr.. Browns
popularity among all classes and
parties is we'll proven by the fact
that while he is known to be an un-
compromising democrat, he has
been allowed to serve his term out
as a Cleveland appointed postmaster
under an administration that will
go down i'm history for its total dis
regard Of civil service and raycnous
desire to gobbcl up every Office avail
able TO award the faithful with.
"Saudy" as he is familiarlv called.
I is q hustler from way back and we
prophecy that he viii get there with
both iCUt
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THE NEW CONSTITUTION
or Brazil Patented After the Amcri.
can Instrument

Rio JaneriO, juno % The new
constitution has been elaborated by
some of the most notable juriscon
suits and specialists Of Brazil, under
the immediate supervision of the
Ministers.
Tho following are the principal
ideas contained in the constitution
Parlimentarism ceases. Brazil
adopts the American system Of n
responsible executive with secreta-
ries responsible only to him and
the people. The Senator or Deputy
who is chosen n Secretary loses his
seat. The first election of the Prea-
dent will be in November next, by
Congress, but the constitution es.
tabIishcs that the election subsc-
quently shall,bc by means Of electors.
The people select electors i'm
proportion to their delegations in
Congress. Each state has a seper-
ate meeting Of It's electors on the
same day and the same hour. The
President shall be elected for six
years and shall be ineligible for the
next ten years succeeding bis term
OF Office. Ia case Of the absence or
death Of the President, his office
shall be filled by the Vice President,
next by the Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives, next by the Vice
President Of the Senate and lastly
by the President Of the Supreme
Tribunal Of Justice.
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Writes Backward.

a little English girl four years old
writes with Her loft hand, and writes
backward, AZ characters are reflected In q
mirror from ordinary writing. Her
friends have 10 read them by means ~ =
looking glass. The child was taught
writing with a sister. but che would do
her own way, with tho result that she
writes iiuently in this fantastic siy'c. -
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Why Everybody. Laughed.

certain young newspaper man who
tolls for his ducGts not far from the
North American" office recently became
he proud father OF the haudsomest baby
in the world. Gle says it's the handsom-
est and he ought to know.) Last Satur-
day was his day OF and he and his wife
thought they would give the town n treat
BY taking the baby out and exhibiting II
TO the admiring multitude. They made
two short calls on friends and the lady
concluded 10 do some shopping, too,
whiic-she was out.
The baby is fine, healthy youngstor,
and after while IL began TO get heavy.
Hubby had been carrying IL, and TO re-
licvc him and allow him TO stretch his
crnmped arms the young mother took a
turn with II. Before long the proud faith
r was again staggering along with the
'rccious load, and after that they took
urn about In carrying IL. Then n bril-
liant thought struck the father. Why
not buy IA baby coach! They needed one
lnyhow, and might as we'll buy IL while
they were out and wheel tootsy woOtsy
home In comfort
To think was 10 act, and In little
while tho fond parents were pushing n
gorgeous coach down Chestnut street
with the hope, expressed by the father,
thnt sonio of the boys on the other papers
could see the finest baby they ever laid
, their eyes upon. At first they were OBJ
livlous to- everything but how we'll tho
baby looked in the coach, but hubby n
! nally began TO notice that people coming
towaTd them seemed 10 SEQ something
funny. lie could not understand what 1t
all meant and concluded to investigate.
''You wheel the coach while go ahead
and see what's the matter" he said to her.
He passed the coach dozen yards or
so nnd then turned back. One look at
the coach made him blush and then shake
with laughter. They we're near Ninth
street, and he told lis wife to cross over
! while he wheeled. She crossed the street
ahead OF the coach, then turned, gave q
glance, and with feeling that beat SEQ
sickness and the grip combined olutched
lamp post for support.
There in front OF the coach was the
/ placord which the careless dealer had for
gotten TO take of, marked in big black
letters, "Our own ."-"Phlladel-
/ phia North American"
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The break Of Jim Blaine has
loosed the whole republican mem
ageric. They arc tearing through
the woods like the wild beasts at
Ehpesus 1--WE have no idea what the
wild beasts at Ehpesus did, but we
arc a trihe excitcd). But it will be
the business Of the democratic par
ty 10 take 'en. dead or alive, and
put 'cm in a museum. How hand
some old Reed will be when he's
stuffed. L. IJetzd Dem0cruf.
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MoRGANTowN is to have Uni
form Rank Division Knights of
Pythias. The necessary number
has been secured, charter applied
for and the division will soon be
instituted. Now what are the
Kingwood Knights going to do
about it? We have just as good
material and are just MS able to have
good company as Morgantown.
We have members enough now with
uniform to organize division.
Who will take up this matter and
push il to conclusion
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ANOTHER COUNTY HEARD FROM

Democracy in Preston county is
either more appreciative of good
newspaper than formerly or else
there have been large additions to
the ranks, ms Editor Brown. has
replaced the patent" on the ARGUS
with home print, and the change is
a great improvement in that paper.
-Ncw DOmiHjon.
Yes, we are getting there with
both feet and don't you forget it,
for tariff reform is winning the day.
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West virginia IIonored.

Wcst Virginia will have the post
Of honor in the grand parade Of the
Uniform Rank Of the Order Of
Knights Of Pytbias at Milwaukee
next month. This is no small hon
or among the thousands Of Knights
in the United States and should be
appreciated by the Knights Of this
jurisdiction. The following is an
extract from letter received by
Capt. $. B. Baker, Of this city.
from the Major General OF the
Uniform Rank James Y. Carnahan.
Of indianapolis, which tells the
story:
81 will put your West Virginia
Division in camp with The Indiana
Brigade where you will have the
opportunity, TO start out with, Of
having a good many acquaintance.
] do this because it has the post Of
honor, the Indiana Brigade having
the right Of the camp and the right
Of the column in parades and re-
views. ! do this, too, OH your own
account, and because Of your inter
est in the Rank. ."-.Stafe JourRoi.
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Please, Harrison. Tell Ne How.

i am only common farming man,
reap and I SOW and pluw;
i know that l am protected well,
But, you see, l can't tell how
Ny neiehbOrs ofttimes guy me,
And this Is what they say:
What. man who l. protected
Growing poorer every dayr
Now what they say Of my poverty
l. true, must allow;
stu, know l am protected
Please. Harrison. tell uc how.
The harness Il Is protected
That use upon my team;
Likewise my costly reaper
Each cog, wheel, bolt and beam.
And tho double-trcos they're hitchcd To,
Every clevice, clasp and clip;
And pound them gayly all day long
With highly protected whip.
Yes everything Is protected
II never saw the beaO
Fr ON the old wool hat that crowns my head
To the cowhides ON my feet.
But somehow farming Il don I pay
Three pigs, a lamb aud SOW
had 20 barter this very spring
For highly protected plow.
We'll, how do you like II nowf''
I'D like to show him the fool he is
Please, Harrison, show me how.
My corn IL went for Is conts;
My potatoes, although not small.
And with all the protection could get
They would hardly sell at ALL
They protect the market for wages too,
And expect that wealth I'm will roll
But tho miners are starving 10 death down east
while freeze for want Of coal.
I'm only an ignornnt farming man,
80 these things cannot see
For II my partys protecting all,
OF course they're protecting me.
But while my nelghbors are chatting me
Must Ia ignorance bows
oh, no! must give thcm tit for tat
Please, Harrison, show me how.
WESTERN FARM ER
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Naming Ships of War.

The naming Of vessels Of the navy L.
regulated by law. Vessels OF the first
class arc required 20 be named after
States, those Of the second after rivers,
those Of the third after the principal
cities and towns, and those Of the fourth
as the president may direct. The law Is
not always observed az closely as Il
ought 10 be, but In the main IL governs
naval Nomenclature to-deY.
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ONE LANGUAGE AND ONE SPEECH

This is the only great country
which has but one language. In
England, the Yorkshire men can
not talk with the man from Corn
all.Thc peasants from the Liguri-
al Appennines drives bis goats home
at evening over hills that look down
on six provinces, neither of whose
dialects ne can speak or comprehend.
European railroads take the traveller
where he hears score Of unlike
dialects in a single day But, from
the forests Of Maine to the cotton
fields of the Gulf, and the gold
mines of the far Pacific coast while
there are hundred races, there is
only one language. TO Noah Web
stcr, more than to any or all other
causes, this nation owes its unity of
language.
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Lost,straycd or More Probably stolen.

A federal surplus. When last
seen under Mr.. Cleveland it was
like a new WOODEN undorshirt-too
long-too big around. After
washed by the Republicans it began
to shrink. IN 1889 it was just large
enough for a rag baby. Since 1890
get in it has been hunted for with
powerful telescopes and microscopes,
but neither hide nor hair Of it has
been discovered.
In this connection We wish to
make record Of the phenomiual
powers Of Republican leaders.
They predicted that IL would disap-
pear, and as the wayback farmer re-
marked, "B'gosh, it did"-N Nep
Iori Hrrod.
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GEN. Golf in his speeches during
the last campaign promised the
farmers fifty cents per pound for
their wool under the glorious high
tariff administration Of Ben Harris
on, if he were elected. Well, G
were elected both houses Of con
gress arc republican. in fact they
have it all their own way. This rs
the second year Of Ben Harrisons
reign, he has had lots Of time TO es-
tablIsh the millennium as promised.
Now farmers Of Preston what arc
you getting for your wool. Is there
q single one Of YOU who has received
30 cts. lb. for a single lb. Of your
wool? IF so, please send word to
this Office 20 that effect and we will
throw mp the sponge. Arc you
getting any more for wool or any
thing else than under Clevclands
administration? We put the oucs-
tion to you honestly and candidly.
are times as good as you expected
under solid republican admins
tration? DO YOU think the Rcpub.
ican party is carrying out its promis-
cs and pledges made i'm the last
campaign. lfnot will you continue
to vote Tor and trust in party that
has deceived you so often and so
basely? Will You Put this in
your pipe and smoke il peacefully
by YOU own Gresidc.
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Precious Stones at Wyoming.

A topnz OF considerable value was re-
Gently found in Popowagi Canon. About
a year ago. j.. y. Webster secured sever
al stones, and. being impressed 10y their
beauty and hardness. sent them to JO-
ham Drummond. In Amsterdam. Hol-
land. to be cut and polished. The result
him in the form Of five brilliants varying
from one-quartcr carat TO one carat Mr..
Drummond has written 10 Mr.. Webster
that the gems so closely resemble dis-
moBds that only experts can detect the
difference, aud that aside from the dia-
monds they arc the hardest stones ever
cut In his establishment Tho gems pos-
sess n beautiful bluish tint.
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NEW YORK LETTER.
Correspondence of the AReus.

NEW YORK, juno %, 1890.
The Rapid Transit Commission
presented to Mayor Grant on Sat.
nrday unanimous report compris-
ing partial solution of the impor-
tant problem intrusted to them.
The Commission has selected n route
TO extend as far as AID street. and
practically determined the manner
OF construction. The down town
end decided upon will be in Centre
street near the entrance of the
brooklyn bridge, and the route will
thence proceed underground up
Centre street to Pearl and Elm
streets. Here it will emerge, and
taking the form of q viaduct when
necessary, will continue mainly
through Fourth avenue. up TO 42d
street, There will be four tracks,
two for way trains with stations at
short intervals, and two fer express
trains with stations further apart.
Heavy engines and cars are contcm-
plated and everything is to be sub
stantially done. The plan will
provide real rapid transit for all
sections of the city excepting the
northwestern, which can be reached
by branching of. The cost of the
road to AID street, is estimated at
$4,000, 900, and the Legislature
will be asked to extend the system
to 59th street, there to connect with
the n. Y. Central.
"GREATER NEW YORK"
The proposition mentioned some
time ago OF uniting New York and
Its suburbs into one great city is
becoming more favored every day.
Everyone is thinking what n big
city We would have and estimating
how long it would take TO become
the largest in the world. The pro.
posed territory of the new city, in
Guiding Long Island, Staten Island
and West Chester County. could
easily accommodate ten million
people. The present population is
perhaps more than three million
which Is ahead of Paris and behind
London. But our steady increase
is five times as fast as London and
ten times rs fast as Paris, so that
we would soon lead them all. How
ever, our people arc not striving so
much for sentimental supremacy as
for commercial benefit and better
municipal government, and their
ambition is therefore n laudable one.
A CoMMENDABLE MOVEMENT.
A movement has been started to
provide New York with n good and
cheap public bath, which shall be
large enough to accommodate
great number and be convenient to
the masses. The idea is to establish
in some thickly settled portion OF
the city place where a bath car be
had for a sum not exceeding seven
cents. II will be built entirely Of
stone and iron and modelled after
the baths Of ancient Rome. No
site has yet been selected, but the
plans have been approved and the
character Of the gentlemen interest
ed leaves no doubt but that the
project will be promptly carried out.
The movement includes Bishop
Potter, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Eras-
tus Winman, Joseph RI. Choate,
William Astor and Editor Walker
Of the ComopolifoR, who is the
leading spirit.
EUWTN ApTrNcTnN
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Ohio County.
second Dtstrtct-Wiliam l., Wilson Charles
town. jefferson Co.
Third Dlstrict-John ID. Anderson, Nicholas c.
H., Nicholas County.
Fourth District-Charles b. Smith, Parkers-
burg. Wood County
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Sherin-Daniel n. jackson.
Deputics-Julius n. Monroe, kngwood, Valley
ana Pleasant !. w. Criss, Lyon; j. O. I.antZ,
niun II. T.. lianway, Reno; +. T.. Cuppett
Grant Dorsey Forman, Portland.
Clerk Circuit Court-John W. Watson
Clerk County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney-Neil ]. Fortney.
County Surveyor-A. +. McMillen.
supt. of Schools-Bcn II. Elsey.
Assessor-East Side. Gabriel Pulliam
West side, John :. Perkins.
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COns;abIcS,

Klngwood District, j. l.. stone, Joseph T.
Rhodes.
Nalley-A j. DeIIcrry, Emanuel Dixon.
Lyon. W. Criss, William H. Taylor.
teno-Ben 7. Woodward, Sam' w. Bowman.
pOrtland-Preston Glover.
Inion-Lloyd &. Shaffcr. George Geissman.
Pleasant-lames Il. Fullmer a. ). Chidester.
Grant-William Il, ID. Miller
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CoSHissIoSERs COUNTY COURT.
Grant District, Samuel r. Conner, Pres.
Pleasant, Lucian A. Martin
Portland, Henry &. Beatty.
Union. T.. T.. King
Rono, Moses T.. Sinclair.
Lyon. Reason A. Pei.
Valley, Mason Watson
KingwOod, Leroy shaw.
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Train leaves Kinrwood ~ sOO n. m, and ar.
rivos ~ TunuoltOn ~ $40 o. m. leaves Tunnel.
ton M $50 n. m. and arrives at Kingwood 81 1910
m Leaves kinNwOOd at 300 y. M and arrive
v TuuueltOn ~ ff0 n. m; leaves TuRHritou at
4; Nn m. and arrives ~ kingwood at 6O1 p no.
Irtiu, daily exec a SUNDAY.
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MagiS rates.

Kingwood, Joseph NJ. Goodwin, Simeon Mat.
tingly.
Valley. Dave C. Zinn. John ~ Strah!n.
Lyon, James McGee. David j. Gibson,
Reno. III. II. Wheeler, i. NJ. Summers
Portland, John W. Hill. T. ID. Benson.
Union. Jesse W. Shaffer, Juu Schcrr.
Pleasant, Levi +. Miller, ID. II. Martin.
Grant, W. II. McGibbons, Alpha Hagana
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Courts Convene.

:, Circuit Court-March -, September I, and
December n.
County Cuurt-First Monday In January, April
July and October.
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DIRECTORY.
state omriaI~.

Governor-A. Brooks Fleming, MarIo, County.
secretary OF State-W. II. Ohley, Marion Co
Audttor-Patrick r. Duffy, Webster Co
RECOMMENDATION +. THOMPSON, Cabell 90
Attorney General-Alfrcd caldwell Ohio Co
County.
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taiied States Senators.
Members ofCongress.

County.
John Z. Keuna, Charleston, Kanawha County
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rOards nfEducaiinn.

Dr. II. u. l.. Trippctt.
sTiagwood I,I.tric, Geo. Walls. Sec
' ''' j. III. Mc(iinHiS.
NJ. &. Gibson.
Dave &. Zinn. Pres
Valley r; n. COX Sec
Nicholas Posten.
&c. T.. Ellis Pres.
Iv,n ID. J. Gibson. Sec.
George w. Orr.
Charles Jessop.
~. y. Baker. Pres.
Reno William BOughridge. Sec
w. \. Watson.
w. Y. Stafford.
Farley DeBerry, Pres
portlond +. c. Jones. See.
Samuel Il. Freeland
a. j. Elliott
Julius Scherr Pres.
Union LLOYD Shaffer, Sec.
r.. Il. King
Charles H. Lawton.
Daniel G. Feather, Pres.
Pleasant w. II. Ringer. Sec.
u. a. Conner
u. J. Martin.
Sam A. Conner Pres
fIrant j. VI. Chidester Sec
George King.
Asa X. fraZeo.
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TnHn0 0mcInIs.

MayOr-Charles NJ Blshop
RccOrder-JOscph J ackson.
Couucilmen--J. l.. stone, william g.. Brown
John :; MurdOck. Chas. w. Fawcctt, James H..
Carroll.
Societies:
knights OF Pythias-Lodgc meets every Tues
ny oyeninR at their hall over j. W. Bakers
store at 7;3J o'clock.
independent order Of odd Fellows-Iodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall IN
Bishops Block at 730 O'Clock.
Golden Rule Encampment No, 40. T. o. O. T.
meets First and Third Monday evenings 81
each month, In tho odd Fellows Hall, over the
pOstOfiice.
The independent order Of Good Tempiars-
Lodge meets every Friday evening, in the X. Of
J.. Hall, at 73O O'Clock.
King Philip Tribe No. Is, Improved order of
Red Men meets every Wednesday evening at
g. o'clock IN the Knights Of Pythias Hall over
Bakers store.
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Ssppene Csurt OF ApptaIs.

Adam g. Snyder, of Greenbrier County.
Henry Brannon. Lewis Co.
J. W. HngiiSh. Mason Co.
Daniel n. Lwssas. jefferson Co.
Conyencs AT Char leston Second "Wednesday In
January: Wheeling. first "wednesday In Junc
Sharlestown. hrst Wednesday In September.
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state scnaIers-EIerenih District.
Judge, Ih.rd yudl,

illiam q: Worley, kingwood, Preston Co.
Col. Joseph Snyder, Monongalia 10.
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PROF. SAN B. Brown, late Prin-
cipal of the State Normal School at
Glenville, was married recently to
Miss Luclla Butcher, of Troy, Gil
mer county. Miss Butcher was one
of the ''co-eds" Of the University
during the past year and is very
intelligent, as well as very hand
some and charming young lady and
the Professor friends will not re-
grct his being Butchered in this
way for it was done up Brown. The
happy couple have been spending
their honeymoon at Mountain
Lake Park. Later on they will go
to Morgantown and begin house
keeping as the Professor has been
elected Assistant in the Chair of
Geology of the University.
Col. CLARKSoN, late of the Post
Office Department, in recent
speech in Boston said
"Therc are 320 Democratic dai-
lies in the country and only 255
Republican dailes, that the Demo.
cratic dailies have a circulation of
2,500,00 and the Republican of
only 800, 900. that there are ,34G
Democratic and only $50 Rcpubl-
can weeklics and that the maga-
zines supporting the Democratic
party have a circulation of nearly
800. 900, while those supporting the
Republican party have less than 100,
900 circulation.
II this be so, what can be said
of the oft repeated assertion, that
"the Democratic party is the organ
ized Ignorance Of the land ?"
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Churches.

W. +. Church-Rev " w. Rider. Pastor
Serviccs-PreuchinR every Sunday at 1870 m.
and I3J y. m. sunday School y. N. Glass
mccting Pa m. Young Folks Meeting at Gtj
~ n Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
:, Presbyterian Church-Rey II. r. Mcdonald.
Pastor.
servlces-Preaching every Sunday at 1870 a m.
ana - y. m. sunday School 81 2 p ~. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening
=. VI. r. Church--Rov BOycy Boyce Pastor.
seryices-Prcaching, Fourth Sunday In each
mouth.
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80 The ARGUS till after the
November election for oily 30 cts.
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County OmtIals
CoxEissIoSERs COUNTY ooru,

""kNs Th'Fu JuuIttaI UIhIFItI.
Joseph T. Hoke, Kingwood, Preston County.
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House OF DalegAie,

East Slde-Dr NJ. :. BrytC. Druceton.
West Side-Najor L. y. orr, Kingwood.