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No ic to Credi ors.

To rux cnxntroxs or JOINS r. KSorrs. Dse'p:
In pursuance of decree ~ the Circuit Court
cf the County of IRE tan. made In a cause there.
IN cudinv @ sub ect the real estate of the saii
john 4. knotts % the payment OF his doht~, you
are ge tu'rct ~ nrc ent your ctains against The
eitatc OF the said John r. knotts for adtudica-
tion 90 H. clay nyde. Comnis~scne-. ~ his
ONCE IN the snid county ON or before tho flat
dnv OF February ncNt
NitneVs,J y. w. Watson. Clerk az said Court.
this 10th day OF January, 1921.
J,w. WATSON. Clerk.
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pied by r. b. waddeA. Her many
friends here were sorry to learn Of
her sudden demise.
GYrsy.
Feb. ,, 1891.
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The firm Of Shaffer and Bonafield
doing a mercantile business st Tun
melton has dissolved partnership.
VI. l.. ShatIer retiring from the firm
Owing to poor health, be is unable
to attend TO his business and will
probably go away to some invalids
resort in the hopes Of improving
his health. The stock of goods is
being inyoiced this week, Nr.
Shaffer being represented by his
Son-in-law, j. Frank Burnley Of
Moundsville.
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English SPAWN Imminent removes

English SPAWN Linimcnt removes
all Hard. Soft or Callouscd Lumps
and Blcmishes from horses. Blood
Spawn. Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone,
Stiles Sprains and Swoolen Threats,
Coughs. Etc. Save 500 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold bv DR.. S. A. Pratt Kingwocd,
w. Va. 4-2i-90 yr.
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Grand Chief Templar J. X. Mon.
roe and several members OF the
lodge here went ont to Shutdown
Saturday night and instituted a
Good Templar Lodge in the school
house there. The new lodge starts
of with about dozen charter mem.
bers. Several new members were
initiated here last Friday night
and the order is booming.
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was in town several days this week.
Engineer Newt MCGEE was at
Grafton last Saturday.
There was sale at Titnerings ov-
er the river near Tannery last Msn-
day.
Duncan McRa left yesterday for
a business trip out on the Is. & o.
Branch of tho Il. X. & F.
IL. Ii. Reed Of Reedsville was in
town yesterday with load of pat
cnt bed springs.
Phil A. Shaffer of Morgantown
and j. Frank Bnrley of Mounds
vile we're in Kingwood this week.
The ladies Of the w. F. NJ. So
ciety and Of the ". z. Church will
hold an entertainment Feb. 25th
in Court House Hall.
Miss Cora Savage, daughter Of
Harry Savage who has been sick
with symptoms of fever is much
better.
Mr.. j. Ami Martin expects TO
start next Monday for months
trip to the southwest and visit his
sister who lives in Austin, Texas.
r. NJ. Murdoch and j. Slidell
Brown went to Grafton Saturday
and spent Sunday returning Mon
day.
While ut Rowlesburg last week.
Mr. e. =. Manown became full
fiedged member of the /. o. O.
q. t. Lodge of that place.
Tho protracted meeting is still in
progress at the M. 4. Church here
and several conversions have re.
suited.
Messrs. j. W. White and G Y.
Bishop leave tomorrow for Balti-
more and Washington to buy sup
plies and new material for the Era
office.
Dr.. VI. T.. Powell and L. W.
Cooke of Tnnnelton went to Wash.
ington and Baltimore last week for
a weeks trip IN the east on business
and sight seeing.
There will be spelling match
Friday night at the Garlitz school
In this district about three miles
from town where Ii. S. Whetsells
is holding the fort.
Senator Worlcy came home on
firing trip from Charleston, last
Saturday night. He returned Sun
day and was taken up to Tunnel
ton on thu engine by George McGee.
The members of the Canton here
accompanied by several other par
ties, went over to RowIesburg last
Friday to parade and drill with the
members Of the division there. The
ooys report good time.
Next Sunday evening the subject
OF the sermon at the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, will be the "Son of God"
A printed form of services will be-
used by the congregation. A cor
dial invitation is extended to attend.
Sam II. Crayton of Wheeling
was in town this week. He spoke
at the meeting in the NJ. Z.
Church monday night in his usual
straight-out-from- the ouIder
style.
r. f. Reppert our enterprising
lumberman has purchased of }. NJ.
Crane the six acre piece of wood
land lying just the other side Of the
trostle on the T. K. & f. for the
cum of 800.
II. o. Baker aud young Moss
who drums for Baltimore house
started Tuesday on trip through
the county via Albrightsyille, Bran
donyille, GAINESVILLE and other
places.
Charles Messenger, who, about
four wars ago, got into trouble
with the Post Office department,
has been sentenanced 10 10 months
in the penitentiary or 10 months in
iail--tho Court giving him his
choice between the two sentences.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

The Kingwood |. 0. @. T. Lodge
at its regular meeting last Friday
night elected the following officers
for the new quarter beginning Feb.
lat.
Chief Templar-J. Ami Martin.
Vice Ida Nanear,
Chsplain-Rev. II. r. Mcdonald
Secretary VIII Gutherie
Financial Sec. III. G. Ravenscraft.
Ire surer--. Nrs. Matte Heermans.
Marshal-- Oscar Posten,
6uard-- Julia Murdoch,
Sentinel Edward uane.r
Capt. Of Il. O's"--J. W. White,
- &c. T's"-Goo. A. Walls.
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BRANBONyiLLE.
RAMBLER.
Correspondence OF the ArEus.

Correspondence OF the Argps
Zw ). lag rus is home on a visit.
W. III. Kimberly leaves this NOR
ming for Beaver Falls. Pittsburgh.
charleroi and other points for u
Yisi' ~ few wcoss.
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"4Hn rIRELEse golLIn ronL

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Wishing the Argus obunl Mt
success, we are yours,
OcCAsIoNAL.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
\ Bad Young Man in Texas

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, June 2O-Last Tues
day night, at o'clock, John Quesada, alias
John Glanton, walked into the office of ahe
San Antonio Ice Factory, in the centre of the
tol, relieved him of SIT, spent the night
in bagnios, and was arrested next
morning. To-day he was given fifteen wears
at hard labor, and lies in Jail awaiting the
arrival OF the transportation. Contractor
Quesada is only twenty-six years old and is
related to the most prominent Spanish
families in Southwestern; Texas and Mexico.
They have plenty of money. His crime, ar
est, and conviction furnish one of the
quickest On record in the criminal annals of
Texas
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
PERSONAL.

Assistant Secretary Bussey left Washington
yesterday for the West. He expects to be
absent from the city about three weeks.
Messrs. Leroy NJ. Taylor, jf, Charles W.
Simpson, Bernard V. Sims, Harry C. Moses
and Joseph Lambert left Friday for Cherry
stone, Va. They intend taking a ten days
trip, stopping at Fortress Monroe on their re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. King, jr., and Miss Grace
King, their daughter, will sail for Europe on
Wednesday, the oath, for an extended trip.
lney VIII visit all the principal cities of
England, Germany, France, Belgium, Hol-
land, and Switzerland
DIR. James Kerr, the well-known surgeon
now of this city, and late attending surgeon
of the Garfield Hospital, has been elected TO
the chair Of surgery OF the Georgetown Medi
cal college. DIR. Rerr's new position was
formerly occupied by ex-Surgeon General
John B. Hamilton, of the Marine Hospital
Service.
Jesse Ramsburg and Alfred Glasscock, two
ambitious bicyclists of our city, leave to-day
on weeks trip through portion of Mary
land, Pennsylvania. and Virginia. They
Will visit Frederick, Gettysburg, Emmetsburg,
Berryville, Pen Mar, and every other famous
portion Of the section. They will return here
next Sunday.
The Philokalian Society, of St. Johns Col
lege Annapolis, will hold its twenty third an
niversary exercises at Mcdowell Hall, An
napolis, tomorrow evening. The president of
the society, MIR. Osborne /. Yellott, did some
very clever work on THE HERALD last sum
mrer, but has now given up journalism for the
law, TO which profession he will devote him
self on finishing his course at st. Johns.
Among the well-known Washingtonians
whowi spend the next few months in Europe
is MIR. Henry NJ. Baker, of 1411 street, who
sailed last Wednesday. Mr.. Bakers trip will
include the North Cape, Stockholm, st. Peters
burg, Moscow, Berlin, Paris, and London
Mr: Baker is one OF the Oldest inhabitants, as
he has been continuous resident of the
District for more than twenty-seven years,
and has identified himself with its growth and
prosperity, is one of the large property owners,
and takes an active interest in all matters that
concern the welfare of the District.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
HYPPoLITE's COURAGE
On Horseback He Led the Attack 11ron.
Revolutionfste

Oh horseback He Led the Attack Imam
Revolutionists.
PARIS, June 20.-The Haytian minister hare,
has received a letter from the Haytian secre-
tary of State, dated from Port au Prince
saying that on Corpus Cbrist;
Day, May 2S, President IIyppolite
was attending the religious ceremonies in the
Cathedral OF Port eu Prince, when a band of
desperadoes, headed by IAN obscure generolj
named Sully-Guerrier, attacked the prison.
forced oden the doors and liberated the prs
oners therein confined.
PRESIDENT Hypolite led the attack upon the
revoiutionists on horseback and In the midst
of hail of bullets gave proof of IeXtraordi-
nary courage"
Rigaud was shot after convincing proof
having been furnished that he was not
French subject.
General Suily- Gucrrier and his band then
started Tor the presidential palace, hoping to
surprise and assassinate President Hynnolite
and the cabinet ministers. The latter
promptly mobilized the forces and soon man
aged to suppress the revolt. The leaders of
the revolutionary movement were placed nm
der arrest and number OF their aacomplices
were also made prisoners.
The secretary of the states letter concludes
with the remark that: "The country is now
tranquil and will remain so.''
The Steele to-day says that the European
cabinets are discussing the expediency of
taking united action in order to restore order
in Hayti.
At a Cabinet council held to-day 1t was de.
cided to demand reparation from Hayti for the
shooting of NJ Rigaud on Corpus Christi Day.
on the gronnd that he was French subject
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
ADDRESSES TO THE COUNTRY.

Result OF the Meeting of the National
Executive Silver Committee.
NEW YORK, June 20.-The National Execu-
tive Silver Committee met at the Hoffman,
House last night and was In session again most
OF to-day. There were present General A. j..
Warner, of Ohio, chairman; Francis G. New
lands, of Nevada, vice chairman; L. M. Rum
sey, of Missouri, and Lee Crandall of Wash
ington, ID. C., secretary. Hon. Edwards Pier
repont was unable to be present. Senators
Jones and Stewart, of Nevada, were at the
hotel and gave the committee the benefit of
their advice. AS result of their deliberations
The committee gave out this evening a
ing attention to the object lesson
which is being exhibited in the desperate:
struggle of the great financial institutions on
both sides of the Atlantic to increase the gold
that any increase by one necessarily dimip-
ishes the reserves of Others
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21

every young gentleman in Mississippi goes
armed, even to church and to weddings. Isn't
that so, ColonelY'
X 4 4
The Colonel laughed at the sarcasm and re-
sumed seriously, "It's fact that no man in
Mississippi can afford to be called liar or al
low the honor of his mother to be impugned
notwithstanding. Ina restaurant here the other
night two men got into wrangle and one
called the other liar and applied a string of
the foulest epithets to him. l Immediately
stepped to one side to be out of range of the
pistol balls that | felt sure would be flying
about In minute. But no, the two men cool
ed oil in minute and were taking a drink to-
gether before went out. II such thing as
that had occurred in Mississippi the man who
failed to resent the insult might Just as well
have packed up his belongings and left the
community. No one would have anything to
DO with him further, except to heap fresh in
suits on him.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
Monster Petition to the Gar

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 20.-A petition,
containing 100000 names, will within few
weeks be sent from this city to st. Petersburg,
Russia, praying the Gear to deal kindly with
his political prisoners.
1t is surprising fact that very, few Poles
and Russians resident in this country have
signed the petition, there being feeling of
dread among them that their signing would
adversely influence the condition of their
families and compatriots in Russia.
A well-known diplomat and journalist,
will accompany the petition and write his,
tory OF the petition and its reception by the
Russian powers.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21

so that under his direction Democratic doc
trine may be made thoroughly effective
through national legislation and the admins
tration of the executive departments. As the
unwritten law against allowing any man
third term in the White House would pre-
vent Mr. Cleveland's reelection in case he
was nominated and elected next year, the
point sought to be made is that it will not do
to make Mr.. Cleveland the candidate in 1892
This sort of reasoning would seem to indicate
that the ant-Cleveland men are getting
pitiably hard up for argument
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
Controversy Over the Eight-hour
Law

TOPEKA, KANs., June 20.-The controversy
over the eight-hour law has been brought to
an issue. Attorney General Ives received a
letter this morning from President Martindale.
of the State pententiary board of directors,
refusing to comply with the law. The
letter is a response by the attorney general
written at the request of the governor
demanding that the board of directors see that
the law be rigidly enforced President Mar
tindale says that he does not consider that the
law applies to the penitentiary. 1t is prob
able that the Governor will instruct the At
torney-General to institute quo warranto pro-
Court
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
Investigating Immigration Points

CONCORD, n. H., june 20-Collector Of
Customs Dodge, Senator Chandler, and Immi-
grafton Commissioner Clarence johnson left
for West stewartson yesterday afternoon on
business connected with the immigration of
foreigners into this country through Canada.
during the next three weeks they will make
Canada "
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
NIassacred hy Arabs

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 2O.-It is reported
that Hskki Pasha, the Turkish Governor of
the province Of Yemen, with all his staff, has
been massacred by the insurgent Arabs. The
Porte is sending reinforcements to Yemen,
has been suppressed
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
Bows Buried Alive

ERIE, PA, June 20.-A sandbank along the
lake shore caved in on dozen boys who were
playing under it this afternoon. Freddie An
drews, aged 9, was killed; Eddie Coleman
was so badly injured that he is dying tonight,
ano half dozen Others were badly hurt.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
COMMENCING 1.-THE HERALD, ~
What a Live Business Firm Thinks of
This Paper.
OFFICE OF SPEAR & V1DETTo.

This Paper.
OFFICE OF SPEAR & VIDETTo.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 49, 1891.
Aessrs Sottls and HenSey Proprietors Sunday
Herald.
GENTLEMEN: We desire to add our testi-
monial to that of the long list of business men
who have assured you in words of commenda-
tion their estimate of the merits of THE Sun
DAY HERALD. Progressive, as a bright and
newsy reporter of personal and society hap
penings, faithful recorder of events and
progress made by our various secret orders,
brimming full of the more important news of
the day, both local and foreign.
Unsurpassed by its local contemporaries in
its weekly review of real estate transactions,
private and public improvements, active and
prospective, and a list of advertising patrons
unequaled by any paper of its size in this city.
We desire to assure you that our returns from
money expended in advertising in THE Sun
DAY HERALD are most satisfactory.
proof of THE HERALD's popularity among
business men is seen upon its pages of we'll
styled, handsome display advertisements,
patronage of the leading business men of our
city. We wish THE HERALD success. Yours,
respectfully, SPEAR & VIDETTo,
Real Estate, Loans, Investments,
6lO street northwest.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21

The Editor OF THE SUNDAY HERALD can
not undertake to preserve or return rejected
communications. Persons Tho desire TO possess
their com n,unicdtions, If unused, should retain
q copy.
Local reports and absolute neics Of sufficient
Importance to justify publication acill be ,Uel-
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paid for.
Contributors are respectfully requested to re-
train from sending to THE SUNDAY HERALD
'leiCs items aDhich haze already appeared in
other Journals, as it is not desired to reproduce
matter from the ddiltcs
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
Low Rates to Hagerstown via
B, & O. r. r.

On account of meet of League of American
Wheelmen at Hagerstown, Md, July "a, the
b. q o. r. X. Company will sell excursion
tickets 10 that point from all stations on it's
lines east OF the Ohio River at the rate of one
fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold
June 30 to July B. inclusive, and win be valid
Tor return passage until July 7, inclusive.
Telephone 374 2 for uFaust Beer
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
Lieutenant BoteIer's Successor.

1t is understood that Lieutenant Botelers
successor will be appointed this week. Thefour
sergeants from whom 1t is believed the new
lieutenant will be chosen were at the District
Buildings yesterday, and had an informal talk
with the Commissioners. These officers were
Sergeants Boyle, of the First Precinct; Bron-
son, OF the Sixth; McTaggart, of the Second,
and McCathran, of the Fifth. The last named
for long time has been in charge of the sub
station at Uniontown By right of seniority
he would be the lucky man, and by many IL is
said he will obtain the position. Sergeant
Boyle is a prominent candidate, and would
make an excellent lieutenant. He is q strict
diseipiinarian has an irreproachable record,
is man OF tact and ability, and is ia every
way fitted for the place.
tEFaust Beeri' is Dure
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21

SOME sensible people in both cities haye
come to the conclusion that st. Paul and
Minneapolis should lay aside their jealousies
stop pickering and unite under one municipal
government. The name that is proposed for
the aggregation, however, is not good one
1t is Federal City. Why not Minnepaul or
st. Appols?
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21

FoRAKER's remarks at the Columbus Con-
Vention made 1t plain that his mouth did not
lose its grip during its recent prolonged vaca-
ton
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21

The shortage in the Marshall (Mich.) National
City Bank account has been escertained to be
in the neighborhood Of 100000,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
WITH A sTRING no 1T.

He-Then you wish to consider our engage
ment at an end?
She-Yes; and if you think l am going to
allow you to treat me so when we're married,
you are very much mistaken.- BrOOhlyn Life.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21

THE mysterious sea-serpent which every
summer bobs up first at one summer resort,
then at another hundreds of miles away, has
not yet put in an appearance. Perhaps it has
been superseded this season by the American
tin-plate factory, which has been leading such
will-o'-the-wisp existence in different cities
of the country all the spring.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21

TEE latest point raised by those who
are opposed to the nomination of Mr.. Cleye-
land next year is that if the Democrats
elect President then it VIII do little good
unless the same man can be reelected IN 1896,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
MORE OR LESS FUNNY.

Budgely says the most difficult part of a
drinking song is the Observation-Disclosures
Republican.
In order to fight flies successfully cow has
to make good many flank movements
Buffalo Express.
Girls should bear in mind that hauling the
young men over the Goals does not tend to
make them pop.-Detroit Free Press.
The 1tata put into Peruvian port. and there
was no Peruvian bark to stop her progress
NeU Orleans PicdyIne.
When the theatrical companies stop. the mos.
quitoes begin to bill the town.'-Yonkers
Statesman.
mans idea of being good to a woman is to
give her opportunities TO be good to him.
AtchisOn Globe.
The man with an "X" in his pocket is the
chap Who pursues the "even tenner'' OF his
way.-BdltimOre Critic.
The executioner is man who takes life
easily.-Atldntd Journal.
The rising generation in cities is mostly made
up of milkmen and hired girls.-RichmOnd Re
corder.
The whole trouble with some men who get
ahead fast is that it is the big head that they
get.-YOnhers Statesman.
She-When is honeymoon supposed to end?
He-When the last quarter is gone, guess
Indianapolis Journal.
THE KENTUCKIAN AND CITY MILK
well. Colonel. have any new experiences
up in New York;"
"Yes. Tasted water"
How'd you happen TO do that?"
Drank milk punch. ."-BrOoklyn Life.
REMOVING THE CAUSE.
Doctor" said young Goslin to his medical
m Gt1ff NUiF1 fx1yrYo
DO you hang up those trousers in your
sleeping chamber" asked the physician, nod
ding his head at the pair Goslin was wearing.
"Yahs"
''Put them in the hall when you retire. Five
dollars, please. ."-The Epoch.
THOSE FIRE EXTINGUIsHERs.
Mr.. Hayseed lin Chicago hotell-What's them
fat-lookin' glass bottles Marier?
Mrs. Hayseed-I heard 'em called hand
grenades.
well, well! 1 knew the Anarchists was
pretty bad here, but didn't know the hotels
had to arm their guests agin 'em. GOOD
NeiCS.
RUS IN URBE.
She-Your society refreshes me greatly.
He-Thank you. Then you won't mind If
stay another hour?
She-Oh, dear, no You have such country
air about you it's q perfect picnic TO be in your
presence.-Lite.
WITH STRING TO 1T.
He-Then you wish to consider our engage
ment at an end?
She-Yes; and if you think 1 am going to
allow you to treat me so when we're married,
you are very much mistaken.-BTOOlIyn Life.
The shortage in the Marshall (Mich.) National
Clty BANK account mas been aseertained TO be
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21
RUS IN URBE.

ohe-f our society refreshes me greatly.
He-Thank you. Then you won't mind If
stay another hour?
She-Oh, dear, no! You have such a country
air about you it's a perfect picnic TO be in your
presence.-Lite.