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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-26

All tickets that won at the Montana
bnesesy will he paid on presentation at the
office in thia city.
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For anything ia the lime Of job printing,
from a lady's caNino ~,s,st To a circus poster,
call at the e Standard office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-26

Guns and rifles ut Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
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Notice.
Thomas Ford will pay all claims against
DAILY 4 McC;ovcrn prior to january 10, IL
presented before February 1. Parties in
debtesi to the above firm are notified to
settle with said Thomas Ford within the
same period.
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Who owns Crowiey's pup?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-26

CrowIey's turkey suPpers.
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All shades of pushes 35c, at Estes q
Coanellts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-06-26
OHIO VALLEY TEMPERANCE
ASSEMBLY.

This association will be better
this year than ever as an unusual.
ly interesting program has been ar.
ranged and the leading prohibition
speakers of the country will be pres
ent and deliver addresses. Located
at Moundsville, it is easily accessi-
bic and excursion rates will be gwen
on all rail roads. 1t begins July 4
and will last till the IA. Rev. Sam
Jones, of Georgia, Hon. S. A. Har-
ris, of New Jersy, Ex-Governor
John =. st. John, of Kansas, Hon.
Walter Thomas Mills, of Illinois,
Hon. Edward Carswell, of Canada,
Hon. Albert Griffith, of Kansas,
Hon. Michael j. Tanning of Mich
igan, Rev. Il. G. Johnson, of w. Va.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Gouger, of Indiana,
Rev. Sam w. Small and Rev. j. Is.
Helwig, ID. d., of Ohio, are somo
of the orators engaged to be present
and there will be sermons and ad-
dresses by some of them each day.
The Silver Lake Quartet aided by
a Large Chorus Choir, under the
direction of Prof. George L. Cham
bers, of New York, will furnish
music. Prof. A. w. Haws, of Bal
timore, Md, wise witty, pathetic,
numerous and original, will give
rccitations each day. The large as
scmbly hall, seating $500 people, is
within five minutes walk Of the ho-
tells III Moundsville and adjoins the
Methodist Camp Ground Hotel and
Cottages. The w. G. II. U. will
conduct school of methods each
morning under the direction Of Mrs.
Carrie b. Buell. and Miss Esther
Pneh. OF Chicago. The officers of
the association. are as follows:
II. r. Carkskadon, Pres't. Keyser,
Frank Burt, Vice Pres't. Manning
ton, Rev. g. III. Mead, Secy.,
Hornelsville, N. Y, james w. Bo-
dley, Treas, Wheeling,
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GRAND I OuRNAMENT! !!
To be Held at Kingwood,
w. Va. July 4, 1890.
The Largest Gathering Of
People Ever Assembled
in the County, is Ex-
pected to be present
SILVER SPURS TO BE WON AND TIE QUEEN BEAUTY
TO BE CROWNED.
I he Proceeds for the
Benefit Ofthe K. Of =.
Building F und.
THE CONTEST is OPENED TO EVERY CITIZEN OF
PRESTON COUNTY
FULL PARTICULARS. RUINS AND REGULATIlNS

All who citizens county cordially TO en-
ter the list The Kngh applied to any person
who may enter the list, and does any
end The Knights riding will provide themselves chargers and
anc aid will ribbon BOTH of their
selection
3D. The ground which the contest will take place
level straight yards length of and over which
there will be placed three arches so apart
VIII be suspended In convenient position ring inches
while riding the
oontostng Knight allowed to ride three courses in
each OF which he must the distance within seconds
less such time made the rider will lose the
unless such failure should be the accident
such improper position rings the part
of his charger In Knight desires avail himself
his charger passing arch or
Will be elected for that purpose by the Knights riding shall decide
the justice his claim and they decide his he will permit
ted to ride the again his proper
lose the benefit Of that above stated
5h Each knight entering give togeth-
er with that of historic fictitious character by which
be known in the contest.
The first drawn shall be the first ride
the second ride and The through
out the contest.
7h Each Knight shall promptly
command under penalty of forfeiture his right
8h The Knight taking the greatest number Of nga under Ae
going rules will be presented with pair Silver Spurs
entitled TO the lady of his selection the Queen
Beauty.
The Riding Bride will entitled to name
the First Lady of Honor.
The third highly ornamented Lance will be entitled
the Second Lady of Honor
The fourth will be entitled Lady Honor
9th Any tie between the winners of either prize shall be ridden off
under the rules the loser such riding off take the prize which
the number of rings taken by him the original contest would have
entitled him as to any Of the other com petitors.
10th The contest will begin O'Clock SHARP.
11tb Any desiring by leaving
together Of Elliott r the
Postoce Kngwood w Va at time before 10 Of that day
Music will furnished by Mozart Band Kugwood
charged person admission to the
grounds proceeds will after paying
expenses, be applied to said Building Fund
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-06-26

A young clerk in a certain post
Office not a thousand miles away,
while busy making up the mail, was
interrupted by blushing maiden
Of siy'ccn, with q money order
sn.cn she desired cashod. She
handed it, with bashful smile, to
the young clerk, who after closely
examining it gave her the money it
called for. Az tho same time he
asked her IL she had read what was
written on the margin Of the order.
ono, have metz she replied,
"for ] cannot make it out. VIII
you please read 10 for me ?"
The young clerk read as follows:
81 send you SO and a dozen kisses. "
Glancing at the bashful girl, be,
said: "'Now ] have paid you thc
money and suppose you want thc
kisses"
"Yes," she said, "if he sent me
any kisses ] want them, too.
It is hardly necessary 90 say Chat
tn @ balance Of Che order was prompt
paid and in q scientific manner
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How is this Bro. Dawson.

The monopolst and corporations
are now putting money into this
District for the purpose of defeating
the reelection of the peoples S
champion, Hon. w. l.. Wilson.
The Wheeling MteHigencer, Graf
ton Eagle and Kingwood Journal
have gotten their share of the mon
ey, and now the columns Of these
papers are filled with all kinds of
lies and stuff for the purpose of
defeating Mr.. Wilson. If ever
there was time that. every farmer
and laborcrs, regardless OF politics,
should rally to the support of Hon.
". l.. Wilson it is now Tucker
Democrat.
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the command of Maj. Gen. James
X. R.Carnahan in which II 12.000Knights
| attired in the handsome uniform
of the rank, will march and with
1000 mon and officers on horseback
the procession will make pageant
uneaquelcd for soldierly appearance
and elaborate display. Wednesday
will take place the competitive
prize drills for proficiency in the ex.
ecution of the tactics. The first
prize is $1,000 2 $500 3 5000 4 $500
. $400 6 $500 Z 5000 s 800. also
for the best division commander a
U. II. X. p. jewel, valued at 800.
For the division travelling the lon
gest distance from its home by the
shortest rail road route to reach Mil
waukee, 5000. For the division
that shall exemplify the ritualistic
work OF the U. X. before the Su-
preme Lodge in the best manner, a
special prize of 500. For the best
battalion drill, by battalion consist
ing of not less than four divisions.
s400. Three band prizes of $500
5000 and 800 each will be awarded.
Thursday will be devoted TO an OK
cursion out on Milwaukee Bay and
taking in the city with an immense
pyrotechuic display at night. Fri
day more drilling and parading with
grand band concert at night. i'm
which he.notes of 1000 musical in
struments will blend at once. Sat
urday awarding prizes and breaking
camp for home. The Supreme
Lodge delegates from this State are
G. Z. Warner, Of Keyser, and Il. III.
Smith, of New Cumberland.
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On reaching home the delighted
maiden remarked to her mother:
"Mother, this postolIlce system Of
ours is great thing, developing
more and more every year, and each
new feature seems TO be the best.
Jimmy sent me dozen kisses along
with the money order, and the clerk
gave me twenty. 1t beats the spe-
cial delivery system all hollow. "
--Ex.
We have not enquircd of our
Postmaster to know whether he has
adopted this new feature in con-
noction with tho Office here or not.
but as he is o very wide awake and
enterprising young man, as well as
q very gallant one, we have no
doubt that all orders Of this kind
will be duly honored and promptly
attended to.
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BIENNIAL CoNcLAyE.
Supreme Lodge, Knights OF Pythia

Snpreme Lodge, Knights OF Pytliias.
This year the Supreme Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, Of the world
meets at Milwaukee, Wis, July 18th,
and remains in session unil the 10,
one week. 1t will be the gramdcst
thing OF the kind in the history of
the order and all Milwaukee is max
ing preparations for it. The lead
ing men of the order from all parts
Of the world will be present. Dele
gates from every Grand Jurisdic-
ton will attend and some important
changes VIII likely be made in the
laws of the order. One important
point to be decided on will be dis
tinct name or title for the Uniform
Rank Division of the order. An
other will be to decide which branch
of the Pythian Sisterhood is to be
recognized by the Supreme Lodge,
as two side ranks that admit women
have been established, ,one founded
and under the leadership of Mrs.
Alya a. Young, of New Hampshire,
which admits only the wives, sisters,
mothers and daughters Of the
Knights Of Pythias, and which is
the proper one and the one that thc
Supreme Lodge will likely recog-
nize. The other was founded and
is under the leadership Of p. .H.IIill,
of Indiana. This branch admits
knights also, but we do not think
this is correct and do not see how
any Knight who values his oath OF
respects the order could Join a side
rank like this, which is not under
tho control or guidance Of the Su-
preme Lodge. IL the women are to
have an order Of this kind they
should control and ruleit themselves
and since women are not admitted
to the Knights Lodge, Knights
should not be admitted to their
branch Of it. The grandest thing
about the Biennial Conclaye'at Mil
waukee will be the Parade Of the U.
r. and the competitive drilling for
prizes by the different divisions.
The first day, Monday, will be de.
voted TO receiving the Supreme
Representatives, Supreme Lodge
Officials and visiting lodges and diff
visions Of the Z. r. and escortine
them to their various quarters
Tuesday a grand reception will be
/ gwen and addresses Of welcome dc.
livcred by Governor w. d. Hoard
and Mayor George W. Peck, author
Of "Peck's Bad Boy" In the az
ternoon will take place the Crane
parade Of tho Uniform Rank under
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THE SITUATION SUMMED UP.

Next Saturday the Republican
Primary Election comes off and the
public will get much needed rest
over the mad rush for office on the
part OF so many of the faithful Of
the g. o. p. banner high tax repub-
lican county of Preston. In the
race for County Clerk there are six
entries and but one prize. We
have no reason for changing our
prophecies made heretofore that
j. Ami Martin would get the nomi-
nation. He may not carry any dis
trict of the county but he will have
a big vote of relations, friends
and men who are under obligations
to him, enough to give him the race.
We do not think he has gained
much in the canvass, but nc had a
certain strength to start with which
he still has, and which will give
him the nomination over so many
others to divide the vote amongst. If
only one good man had run against
him, it might have been different.
Doc. Powell comes in next, a
mighty good second and hustling
Ami pretty close, as we have claimed
all along, but "Doc" will fall just
outside the brcast-work' lie, the
court-house.) He will probably
get as many votes in Reno as Per
kins will in his own district; as
many in Lyon as Holy and as many
IN Kingwood as Martin, but not
enough in the aggregate to prevent
him from mixing pills and powders
as usual and administering to the
wants Of Mr.. McGinty at the bot
tom Of the sea.
Ex-Sheriff StaleY Shaw will likely
enter port Immediately in the wake
Of the genial but NJ. II. Powell.
Being well known and popular and
able to polla big vote on the east
side Of the river, he will come in a
good third, but there viii bo no
occasion for his moving back to the
county seat, although he is good
citizen and we would welcome him
to Kingwood and was sorry that he
moved away only short time since.
The fourth placei in the list lays be-
tween Ex-Judge J. VI. Shaw Of
Pleasant and the clever John s.
Perkins of the Independent state OF
Reno, with the chances i'm Shaws
favor rs Perkins has one good Office
and enough is enough Of anything.
Tho people regard Perkins as being
rather piggish and think he should
be satisfied to let well enough alone
and since ne is not, the voters will
let him alone. At the tale end OF
the race will be found the man from
Irondale who is more Holy than
righteous. Mr.. Holy is a gentle.
man and perhaps well qualified FOR
the position, but we have 80 many
/ good men for the place born and
reared at home and whose people
have been for generations indcnti.
fed with the best interest Of the
county, that there is q general dis.
1 position on the part Of our people
to favor them in preference tC
foreigners and this view is the prop
er one TO take in the premises. So
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DR.. NJ, S. Holt, Editor of the
Weston Repu5licaa and President
of the West Virginia Editorial Asso-
citation has appointed as delegates to
the National Editorial ASSOCIATE on
which convenes at Boston June
24thand remains in session four days,
John Frew of the InteVigeacer; Hon
W. NJ. o. Dawson of the Preston
county Journal, George NJ. Fleming
of the Buckhannon Banner and
James w. Henderson of the Charles
ton NoapareH.
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County Omc.ais
tnMMfsaInNrns cnrNrr

VoMNfSrtONES COUNTY COUNT.
Grant District Samuel r. Conuor, Pres.
Pleasant, Lucian A. Martin.
Portland. Henry &. Beatty,
Union, n. r. King.
Reno, Moses T.. Sinclair.
Lyon. Reason A. Poll.
Valley, MasDn Watson.
kingwood, Leroy Shaw.
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House OF Delegates.

East slde-Dr. NJ s. Brytc, Bruceton
West Side-MaJor L. n. Orr, KingwoOd.
Shcrif-Danicl r. jackson
DcputieS-Julius X. Monroe Kingwood Valley
and Pleasant |. w Criss, Lyon; j, o. l,antS.
Union; r. Il. Hanway, Reno; +. L. Cuppett,
Grant Dorsey Forman, Portland.
Clerk Circuit Co1rt--.Iohn W. Watson
Clerk County Court. Ami Marlin
Prosecuting Attorney--Neil J. Fortney.
County Surveyor-A. +. McMilien.
kupt. of Schools-Ben II. ElScy
-Assessor--East Side, Gabriel Pullian.
West side. John s. Pcrkips
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First District-George w. Atkinson. Wheeling,
Ohio County,
Second District-WIlliam L, Wilson Charles
town, jefferson Co.
=. Third District-John ID. Anderson. Nicholas C.
H., Nicholas County.
Fourth District-charles q. smith, Parkcrs,
burg, Wood County.
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The Democracy Of Taylor county
arc called upon to meet at Grafton,
Saturday July 10Th 1890 in mass
convention, for the purpose Of cleo
ting delegates to attend the State
Congressional and Senatorial con-
vcntions.
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Ce::-aaiuDIeS.

:, kingwood District, J. l.. Stone, Joseph r.
Rhodes.
Nniley--A, j. DcBeriy, Emanuel Dixon.
Lyon-I. W. Criss. William B Taylor
heno-Ben r Woodward. Saml W. Bowman
Portland-Prestpn Glover
Inion-Lioyd e. Sliaffer, George Gcissman.
Pleasant--JatpcS T.. fullmcr. a. s. Chidester
Grant-William 4. ID. Miller.
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all that is required is for the owner
of the land to write to the land
bureau and the Patent will be sent
without cost.
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United States senator
Members afranrress.

Charles J, Faulkner. Martinsburs. BerkIey
John +. Kenna, Charleston. Kanawha County
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Magistrates.

KinGwood, Joseph VI. Goodwin, Simeon Mat
tingly
Valley, Dave q. Zinn, John " Sirah,n
Lyon, James McGeo, David J. Gibson,
Reno, II. ~. Wheeler, Y. W Summers
Portland. aphn w. Hill, r. ID Benson.
Union, Jesse w. Shaffer, Julius Schcrr.
Pleasant, Levi r. Miller, d. IL. Martin
Grant, w. II. McGibbonS, Alpha Hagurs
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roards OF Education.

DIR. II. u. l.. Trippett.
Kingvvc.,d J,istrlc, Geo. Walls, Sec.
w." N" j. II. NcGinnis.
II. G. Gibson.
Dave G. linn Pres.
Valley Dr. j. A. Cox, SCI,
j s. Loar.
Nicholas POsten.
&c. +. Eilis Pres.
Ivon II. J. Gibson. Sec.
George W. Orr.
fJ. n. Baker, Prcs.
Reno Wfliam Loughridge, Sec
". A. Watson.
wv. T.. Stafford.
Farley DeBerry, Pres.
pnrtiupd X. q. Jones. See
Samuel y. Freeland.
a. J. Elliott.
(Juius Soherr, Pres.
I,nion Lloyd Shaffer Sec.
Y. r. King
Charles T. Lawton.
Daniel G. Feather. Pres.
Pleasant W. IL. Ringer, Sec.
B. a. Conner.
Sam A. Conner. Pres.
Grant j. VI. Chidester Sec.
GeorCe King.
Asa X. Frazce.
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supreme reurt Of apprals-

Adam G, Snyder, of Greenbrier County.
Henry Brannon, Lewis Co
J. W. English. Mason Co
Daniel n. Lucas. jefferson Co
COnyenes at Charleston Second "Wednesday IN
january; Wheeling. first Wednesday IN June
charlestown, first Wednesday In September.
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STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

We have received the program OF
the twentieth annual meeting OF
the West Virginia Educational AS
sociation, which meets at the
Moundsville Camp Grounds. Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday,
July ], 2 and 3, 1890. The ses
sion this year promises to be unu-
sually interesting, as the program
is made mp with papers and discus
sions OF live and practical subjects,
by the leading educators of the
state. Prof. @. G. Showaltor Supt.
of the Reform School at Prunty-
town, is to present paper on "Our
Reform School, Object and Govern
ment." The officers of the associ-
alton are, President, Hon. B. S.
Morgan, Rec. Secy. ID. w. Shields,
Cor. Sccy, U. S. Fleming, Treas.
Prof. II. G.. Miller. Get orders for
excursion tickets from the Co. Supt.
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The work Of improvement still
goes on at tho Gordon House.
Senator Worley is making it one Of
the finest properties in the state.
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TIE Interior Department has
been a party to n nice little scheme
for the enrichment Of q few of the
favored at the expense of settlers on
the public lands. These parties,
one Of whom is an official under
the House of Representatives, found
out that there are perhaps, about a
half million land patents issued by
the Government which has been
retained i'm the land Office for a year
or more, the settlers never having
made a demand for them. The
next step was to get an indorse-
ment from the interior Department
which was given in the following
words; 81 recommend your work as
at once beneficial 20 the govern
mont in reIieveing this office Of
such q burden and ut the same time
rendering to owners Of land a great
service in the perfection Of their
titles"
Armed with this endorsement Of
the enterprise, the next step Of
these semi-ofiicial parties was to
offer to "perfect the title" Of the
settlers TO the lands occupied by
them-of course for a considera-
tion--and this title business was
simply composed Of the act Of de-
livering to them the land patent
which had been lying i'm the land
Office waiting for a demand to be
made for it.
The settlers should be cautioned
that these parties even with the de-
partment recommendation need not
be employed TO secure land patent
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DIRECTORY.
Slafe amclxis.

Govcrnor>--A. Brooks Fleming Marion County.
Secretary OF State-W. II. Ohley, Marion CO.
Auditor-Patrick r. Duty. Webster Co.
Ireasurcr-Wiiliam T. Thompson Cabeil Co.
Attorney Gcncral-Ahred Caldwell. Ohio 90.
County.
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Courts Convene,

December II.
County Cuurt-First Monday IN January. April,
July and October
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When the Republican party is
asked by the census enumerator /:
Who holds mortgage on your of
course it will answer, Quay.
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Terrible Altitude (Terra Alta)
is fixing for a big old fashioned pic
mic on the 9TH in tho Crane grove
north Of town.
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Town OmnInis.


Mayor-Charies NJ. Bishop.
RecOrdeT-Joseph ackson
Sounciimen-J J.; stone. William @. Brown.
John ); Murdock. Cias. w. Fawcctt, James II.
Carroll.
Societies;
knights Of Pythias-Lodge meets every Tues
Shy evening az their hall over j. W. Bakers
store at 73O O'Clock.
independent order OF odd Fellows-Lodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall IN
Bishops Block NJ 20 O'Clock.
Golden Rule Encampmcut, No. 80. I. o. o. r.
meets First and Third Monday evenings Of
each month, IN Che Odd Fellows Hall, over the
postofiicc.
The Independent order 81 Good Templnrs--
Lodge meets every Friday evening I'm the X OF
y. Hall, at 7.30 O'Clock
King Philip Tribe No. IS, Improved order Of
Red Men meets every "wednesday evening at
20 O'Clock in the knights OF Pythias Hall over
Bakers store
Churches.
~. X. Church-Rev NJ. w. Rider, Pastor
SerSlceS-ircachinR every Sunday at 1910 r. m
ma 30 D. m. sunday School . D. IN. Glass
Meeting n. m. Young Folks Meeting at G:f-
=. m Prayer Mcoting every Thursday evening
:. Presbyterian church-Rev. IT, r. McDonaid
Pastor.
Notwithstanding every Sunday at 1920 a m
anu 30 " IA. sunday school at 2 y. n. Prayer
meoting every wednesday evening.
A. ". y Church Row Bosicy Royce. Pastor.
seryices~Pfeaching Fourth Sunday I'm eaci
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The County Court of Mononga-
liza, has at last decided to build a
new courthouse at Morgantown, as
the old one is about to fall down on
them. The estimated cost is
$50, 900. at meeting held last
week committee was appointed to
advertise for bids and $40, 900 was
appropriated to begin with. Bids
will be opened at the next session,
in September and the work will begin
then. 1t is to be paid for in five
years, SO, 900 per year. When the
old town gets her new courthouse,
new University building, Water
works and with natural gas, steam
boat line one way and steam cars
the other way, the town will then be
able to compete fairly with her pa
pers in size and importance. The
Morgantown papers arc undoubtedly
the best local papers published III
West Virginia.
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State scnaIors -EIevenih District.
Jadge. Third Jud.elaI n.,,rIs,.

William G. Worley. Kingwood. Preston Co,
Col. Joseph Snyder, Monongalia Co
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Train leaves KinFwood az 7o0 r. M and ar.
rivos at TunneitOn at $40 n. m; leavcs Tunnel.
Ston 90 Qf0 m. and arrives ~ kinrwood at 1870
~ m. Leaves kingwOod az 800 p. M. and arrive
~ Tunnelfon ~ $40 y. m5 leaves Tunnclton AZ
q. aop. m and arrives % kingwoOd at con D. m.
lraina daily except sunday.
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Churches.

RAILROAD TIME TABLES.