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THE v1cE.pREsIDENr SUES THE COMPANY.

Vice President c. T. Hobert, OF the Rartan hlver
Railroad has for three years acted as manager OF the
company and now he has sued the president OF the
company. f. H. Ridley, who is also the contractor.
for stG734 80 for salary etc. Considerable trouble
las been had in getting the right OF way incuding 'he
celebrated murder case at sayreviIe hoDer'' 'Io"s
~. s.,o,or schcnck. has had an attachment placed on
cha rr,,ertr which the inventory shows is worth
,hout s333OOO 1t is possible an amicable arrange,
ncnt may be had and the suit settled INC general Il
nasScnger agent Mr. HendrcksOn has resigned and a
p nan In the Office of Frank Earle, Of Jersey City,
iIe a1tornny for the road has taken his place.
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PEACE WITH HONOR IN MONTANA.

Helena Mont. Jan. 20.Thc long dead lock Of The
Legislature l. over. Both houses met together ~
noon. The Democrats have the organization and tho
Republicans have majority Of one. There is much
rejoicing that needed legislation Is now assured Tho
compromise was drawn up by the senator's Of both
parties, speaker Wtt:r OF the Republican House Is
lying III Of pneumonia and his wife dlcd OF consump-
tion Yesterday morning. BY a singular coincidence
speaker Comfy of the Democratic House, Is also Ill
- pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
FANCY PRICE FOR AN AUTOGRAPH.
From The Boston Post.

AutOgaph-seekers enjoyed gala day last Thurs
day at Libbe's auction sale. A mdcwcd sheet Of
ordinary letter paper containing the verdict Of the Jury
the death Of Robert Knight servant OF John Belts
Of Cambridge. and written by stephen Day, the hrst
printer in the English American colonies 1889, brought
The enormously large price OF $3.50 II amusing
10 witness the contention and strife tho part Of
those present In their determination 10 secure what
was supposed to be rare gem. such price Tor an
Imperfect document shows to what extent the head
viii carry the pockctbook where fancy dictates.
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M CHANGE OF RATES IN IOWA.

Chicago Ian 2o-Aner all the Iowa roads were more
,h,d than hurt by the alleged order Of the Railroad
commissioners Of STATE lowering the freight ea'N
.,t,op II seems that the Commissioners dd nounls
moro than revise their schedules to conform TO the cs'
cation already in effect SO that In reah'y ho' ' 80
hd ,rbe tranc managers did not wait to check up
tho ,te and see what order really meant but jumped
- the conclusion that sweeping and arbitrary redueu'"
had bocn made and accordingly gave vent to their ndsa
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STRIKES OF II

STRIKES OF LITTLE AVAIL IN THE BAT STATE
Boston, Jan. oo.Tho State Board of Arbitration and
Cancellation made their annual report TINS afternoon
Speaking of the strikes during the last year the re
mort saws that they have almost uniformly proved
disastrous to those engaged in them. Combinations
of employees have led 10 combinations of employers,
and the superior resources OF employers have served
in some instances In breaking up labor organizations
undertaking strikes.
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AGENTS TO MEET IN BufFALo

Chicago jan % Special The general passenger agents
OF roads handling business left city
afternoon where meeting VIII be held tomorrow, the
object straghten out II possible. certain
matters that have for long time demonized sons
extent the traffic OF the Chicago Iunalo lines
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SPECIAL. CAR FOR INvALIDs.

The New-YorS and New Haven Railroad has added
10 It's equipment a specially built and htted I'D
for The transportation Of invalids. The ear mas %
commodations for twenty eight persons ana IN IL ao
two large saterooms, twelve feet long ana SIX io''
wide The car is also supplied with four sleeping
l.. ,.,,b M unncr berths and is equipped with
vr.tbulr chairs sofa seats and movable chalr.' i.e
doors are wide enough to admit the passage o, COT
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Little Rock, AK, Jan. .O tspeclall'-ih uhc AT
kansas Legislature today resolution when was
offered Yesterday IN the senate corG au ting tnc PEI l.
~ Kansas on the election Of PETER 0 the United states
senate was ordered stricken from the record amid
,forms of applause. Tie cause OF this sudden our
burst was that the opinion gained currency hat fcc
was almost ~ much OF a Republican aS ingalls,.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
prpr,prJcAy. pvT 80 QUORUM.

Dover Del. Jan. 2g.-The absence Of Senators Will
lams and Hall make, the upper house of Delaware
Republican for the first time in its history. The Re
publcans having one less than a quorum are how
ever powcrless. This afternoon the senate refused
TO grant a request OF the House to appoint stand
Ing Committee Divorces, applications Tor winch are
coming in 10y the hlt dozen per day.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
pEMocRArIc RANKS IN ILLINOIS BROKEN.

Springfield H., Jan. 20-FIty-hve more ballots
for United states Senator were taken In JOINT assembly
to-day without change. on motion TO adjourn ucHF'
Democrat stlmpeded his party by voting WIN
the Republicans 1t IS understood ne took ths course
to force the speaker to make him chairman Oh a
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
PENNSYLVANIA FOR THE ELECTION BILL

ITS SENATORS INSTRUCTED BY THE LEGISLAT-
URE TO SUPPORT THE MEASURE.
Harrisburg, Penn, Jan. 20-The Legislature today
adopted q resolution calling on the United sta'e'
senators from Psnnsylvania to support the Federal
Election bin by all fair and honorable means
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
,,.onc,err, xlsur-A AND ROCHESTER,

Worcester. Mass Jan. 29.-At a meeting OF ue s'o'N,
holders OF the Worcester Nashua and Rochester hao'u
Coup,ny to-day these directors were elected Tor ~c vi
var: Charles A. Sinclair Portsmouth " IL JON"
.,a,d,nr >a.hua y H.; f. b. Stoddard. Worcester .
Ceorg. & Lord Newton Frank Jones, Portsmouth 'Hn
p Cook salem: Frank A. Mexican. Nashua; George w
Arm s,rng IIrookline Charles Holman, Nashua Iherc
were cast l. 6ol votes The stockholders sPpfoNeN 7
Io -, tho directors 10 bonds TO fund the noaung
, Of the road and To furnish for che retirement
hnnds
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get tried is therel' He unused: Is this one OF tho
kind that likes 10 tell funny stories ?"
- guess 80. What do you to know for -
well cap. I'll tell you. II you can only get tho
Judge TO tell funny story andNhen laugh at II yonr
self right hearty like. il means light sentence sure
IL was a knowledge Of human nature that was
evidently acquired by years OF experience.
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Salem, N j. Jan. - (Specia-The Salem Board OF
Trade pas,ed resolutions Yesterday requesting the Whining
ton aud Northern RAILROAD Company to extend rs he from
POM. Grove through Salem and Brldseon TO MillNle
Tho Hoard also passed resolution calling the Boards
f Br,dgeton and MNlilc to take similar action Join,
committee from :hesc towns will urge the project.
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ro DEAL wIrn ceNrEsrING pELEGArIoNs.

jaime, A. blanchard. chairman Of the Committee on
Contested seats appointed by Colonel William G.
Church. temporary chairman Of the Republican County
Committee has issued q request for AL informal meet
inc to consider the methods u be pursued ID deolhs
with the concstng delegations of the Ntl ana NllIth
,...,,llv Districts The meeting will be held th,
afternoon at Mr. Blanchard's law Offices IN The IT'D
unc Building.
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first three months OF It's enforcement reduced lmp0rta
tons OF cigars and pipes, while 1t has benefited the
domestic cigar industry about % per cent and the
manufactured tobacco about 1o per cent.
There is not much to be heard against the Mckinley
bill these DAYS In the tobacco trade manufacturers are
ton hus
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
A MEETING IN ST. LOUIS POSTPONED

st. Louis. Jan 20.The meeting of the Southwestern
Railway and Steamship Association. which scheduled
be held In this ctv to-day. has been postponed. Chair
Faithorn arrived here to-day from Chicago and
nounced tina: he had important business In
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THE JUDGES WEAK POINT.
The Washington Post.

From The Washington Post
He stepped jaunty out OF the patrol wagon when IA
stopped I'm front f the station house and inquired
" Is Liscre more than one police Judge In this town
"No," the reply.
"Then there aint much choice to where won
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
rur soTTu DAKorA sEYATORsHIP

T.
Pierre s. D.. Jan. 20.-Thc Joint session ~ the
IegsIature resulted a. follows Wariell. 30 Moody.
%: Trip 90 Others scattering. Tho convention all
iourned until 10 morrow.
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could not be laid aside. and therefore Southwestr,
meeting was postponed The date will be fixed Ist.,
Chairman Faithom returned TO Chicago tonight
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FLINT AND pERE MARQUETTE.

ro.,on Ian 2p-The Flint and Pcre Marquette Rail
road directors have declared semi annual dividend OF
rcr cent making per cent for the payable February
IA
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATS MAN FOR MAYOR.
PhiIaiclpha Jan. 20.-Abert II. Ladnor' at present
one OF the city magistrates was to-day nominated Tor
MAYOR BY the Democratic City Convention
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
rRIRuyE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diasran line shove Inc UaFonleses
nuctustons yesterday as observed at the lnltea s@
signal Service station at this city The cashes neae
the Temperature noted at Perrys Pharmacy sun BUILDING
Tribune once Jan. 80, a. m.-Cloudness ana ''s
preyaled yesterday with occasional rain The tempss
re ranged between 81 and 10 degrees the average (oV
beinc 81 higher than on the responding day last !eA
and lower than on Wednesday. ,,,. IA
In and this city to-day there viii ptoOaop W
warmer, clearing weather.
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ALTON RFDucINc. rrS pArrc

st. Louis. Jan. 20.The Chicago and Alton has made
REDUCTION IN passenger rates from St. Louis and East St.
Louis 20 Jacksonville. ILL.,. 10 two cents mile.
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NEwBURG NEWS.
Correspondence Of tho Argus.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
see your Newburg correspon-
dent fails to report some times,
and we don't blame him either, for
there is scarcely any thing takes
place here out of tho ordinary rou-
tine and since the shaft has shut
down it makes dull times for New
burg, but we look for better times
soon as the company is opening an
other vein about half way down the
old shaft and it is reported that a
company is coming to bore for oil
which is often seen floating on the
waters of Raccoon Creek, If success
full it will be great boom for our
town.
IL looks as though the man with
rain machine was around here for
it has been raining about every day
for two weeks, which is great
hinderance 10 threshing, which
commenced in this noighborhood
last week.
Mr.. Stalnaker, OF Valley Fur.
mace, w. Va, has been here for
three weeks giving music lessons in
the Snider school house.
Mr.. Beatty and Mr.. Rodgers
have moved to Monongah both have
got positions Of trust with the min
ing company there.
Apple cuttings are The order OF
The night and our young folks like
to 80 for fun more than work.
Mrs. II. J. Snider's mother and
and brother leaves for their home
in Indianapolis, Ind, tomorrow.
Thoy have been sojoprning in the
mountains for a year, between here
and Hutton's, Md. Mrs. J. A..
Conncll, Of Huttons will accompany
them. She goes on visit to her
old home.
Mr.. Emory Snidor returned on
Saturday from q visit to relatives in
Fairmont RAMBLER.
9-7.9I
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DRANpoNYILLE.
correspondence of tho Argus.

Correspondence Of tho Argus.
Mr.. A. G. Frey and wife and
Mrs. Endsley, of Somerield, Pa,
were visiting friends in town over
Sunday.
w. II. Kimberly and Miss Myra
l.. Hagans drove over to Geneva,
Pa, en- Saturday. Mr.. Kimberly
returned Sunday, leaving Miss Ma
gans the guest Of the Eberhart's.
She will also visit friends in Nor
gantown before her return.
Ter J. Hagans came down from
kingwood Saturday night to see
his mother. Mrs. Hagans is not
expected to live. Her son Kenneth
and wife and daughter, Mrs. Brok
Of Uniontown, were here on Sun
day.
Capt. II. Q. llagans is i'll at tins
writing.
Mrs. l.. Y. Fleming and Mrs.
NJ. S. futile have returned to there
homes at Poneto, Ind.
The steam thresher, owned and
operated by Samuel Sisler, was in
our midst last week; he tbreshod
for III. Teets, A. ID. Hagans, Sam
uel McGrew and others.
Miss Lynne Waddle leaves to.mor
row for Mt. Carroll, H., to attend
the Seminary at that place.
Through the influence OF some
friends she gets free tuition and the
advantage Of educational helps.
Rev. Woodruff and family re-
turned from a visit to different points
in Maryland. Rev. Woodruff ut.
tended the session OF Grand Lodge
l. o. G.. L. at Keysor, w. Va.
9-7-0l GYPSY.
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tending court at KingwoodI -- last

tending court at Kingwood last
week.
Mr.. A. II. Gibson, of the firm Of
Gibson & Bro, is IN tho Eastern
markets purchasing goods.
Merchant w. A. Watson, of
Fellowsville, was in town on Sun
day, oit route to Baltimore to pur-
chase goods.
Miss Mary Craig attended tho
Good Templars convention at Key
ser us II delegate from this Lodge.
Prof. Il. NJ. Baker, the gentle
man who is teaching music to our
gallant young men and fair women,
has quite large class here.
ne Who hath no music
In his soul, Is SO
For strategem and spoils,"
is the way William Shakespeare put
it, which loads us to admonish our
young men to keep out of politics,
for the political has no music in
his soul.
The Professor is also teaching a
singing class, which meets in tho
school house.
The West End coal mines is still
idle. 1t is to be hoped that it will
be able to resume work ero long. 1t
is deserving of success, for tis run
by home capital.
1t would be we'll for ga Farmer
and Taxpayer" to go little slow,
for our Uncle Tommy Hawker
yields pen OF vitrol, and does not
allow any man to tread on the tail
of his coat, if he is an old man.
Besides, Uncle Tommy's system Of
working the county roads is the
correct one. *a~
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Rublc Brass Band. Then our able
Minister, Brother Cain, attempted
to make an address but on account
of the rain, he had to bring his
II m lrks to a close, and the process
ion returned to Pisgah where n
large crowd was found. Ira Groves
was there with his little choir from
Pleasant Hill, making the people
glad TO hear their excellent music.
There was two very fine stands
erected there by Ralph and Teko-
ah Christopher and Mack Roger.
These genial young men romcm
boring that the "Lord loveth n
cheerful giver," attempted to do
nate to the Sunday School So, but
was rejected by the Superintendent
till further Investigation was made.
Miss Cora King, of Bruceton,
was visiting j. M. Gribblo last
week.
Wishing you all success, am
yours, OLD KNoCKER.
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PIsGAm.
cnco Of thc ANGUS.

Correspond cnce Of tho ANGUS
Mrs. Lizzie King Of Parkersburg
is visiting the parental roof at pres.
ent.
Mr.. A. j.. Gibson, Of Nebo, was
in our midst last week.
Miss Minnie, the accomplished
daughter Of Irwin Christopher, is
suffering with the tooth ache.
Charley /. Gribble left yesterday
to secure work. Success to you,
Charley.
Russell Gribblo and sister, Zettio
Gibson, have returned home from
Terra Alta whore they have been
attending school
Arl Gribble was over at Union.
town last week on business and also
called on his best girl. Next the
preacher will be called tor.
The pic mic at Pisgah Saturday
the 5tb, was a grand display. The
morning was rather gloomy but.
however, by 10 O'Clock there was
large crowd gathered, but no pic
mic was there. It seems as though
Mr.. D. had got in tho hearts Of
some Of the head ones and had
moved the pic mic up near Walls
Bros, where there was a nice little
grove prepared for the occasion.
First on the programme was singing
by the Pisgah choir; prayer by Rev.
Ford Of Masontown; singing by
choir. After which Rev. Ford
made an able address. Then came
dinner after which the grand
march took place, headed By the
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karried.

MITCHELL-BIsBo Wednesday
September 9TH 1891, at . A. NJ.
at The home OF the BRIDES father.
Mr.. Geo. w. Bishop, near Albrights-
vile, William w. Mitchell and
Dora -. Bishop, were united in
holy wedlOck, by the Rev. T.. r..
Faulkner. A large crowd of iuvi-
ted guests we're present and wit
nessed the ceremony. Elegant re-
frcsbments were served aud the
bridal party left that day for visit
among relatives Of the groom. We
acknowledge an invitation to attend,
but was away from bomo. and re-
gret that We could not be present.
We extend congratulations and best
wishes for the happiness Of the ney-
ly welded pair.
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CONSTELLATION CuRRn.

Az old physician, retired from practice. hay
Ing had placed in lis hands by an Fast india.
missionary tie formula Of a simple vegetable
remedy Tor the speedy and permanent euro of
cgnsunplOu, bronchitis, catarrh asthma and
all throat ana Lung Affections. also positive
and radical cure Tor Nory0us Debility and an
qeriul curative powers in thousands of cagcs
mas iot " ias duty o. mako " known % his sur.
ieFng Fellows. Aciuafcd by this motive and "a
Tree oi charge - al who desire J.. fhia roolpf5
iu German, French or English. M fuif direc.
lions for preparing and using sfTf bg mali hy
addressing With stamp. naming ffle otper "
3d. 1-lyr
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TUNNRLTON.

Special Correspondence OF The Argus
Congratulations come high, but
VIC must have 'em, you know
Mr.. A. J. Bona6eld was at Fair
mont last week attending the fu-
neral Of Prof. G. A. Sipe.
Willie Bishop, Manager Of the
Western Union telegraph Office, at
Altamont, spent few hours in
town on sunday, while eR roufe to
Followsvillc to visit bis mother.
Mrs. Rachel Bishop.
Miss Matte Mcncar, Of King
wood, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ella Powell, and VIC could name
one young man who is immensely
happy. But We dislike to Guy him.
Charley Powell, Of Grafton,
spent Sunday in Tunnelton whiting
his father, Sir. Amos Powell.
Charley is employed as brakeman
on the third division way train.
Master Willie Lavello is visiting
the family Of Mrs. Rachel Bishop at
FollowsuJle.
Merchant Geo. +, DUR was at
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ROCKVILLE.
correct one
OF the Argus.
Everything booming here.

CoTesponpence Of the Argus.
Everything booming here.
Blacksmith Crcss is the right
man in the right place. lie shoes
horses all-around for fifty cents,
which can't be heat anywhere, and
he is drawing custom far and wide,
even it is said from Masontown,
Valley district. If other black
smiths here expects a run Of cus-
tom, they must como down or get
left. Sharpens mattocks for five
cents o piece, and other work in
proportion. r.. g. Forman is also
doing good business in the black
smith line, Inc shoes horses for six
ty cents. Ho does a good business
and deserves the patronage Of the
people and ho is Of course good
Democrat.
Tbreshing and preparing wheat
ground is the order Of the day.
Farmers who have tbroshcd say
that their grain is yielding as well
as expected.
Jonathan Gibson is at Kiugwood
now, being summoned on petit jury.
Julius X. Monroe, Of Krngwood !,
vas in this community last week, ,
on business.
Orgis Gibson, who has been can
gassing in Maryland for some time,
svimtIng the parental roof.
n. r. Sunday School pic vic atI
Nt. ZION, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
There viii be n big festival at night.
The IT. Marion Brass Band is OK
pccted to be present 70 cnlivon the.
occasion
John VI. Mctheuy. Of Hudson. /
has purchased for himself % now.
bnckwheal liullcr for DIS Qrist. mill
at that place. j H. Wells, Of This.
place, has also purchased one This
is move in tho right direction.
j W. Gibson has returned home
from Maryland.
Some Of our people attended tac
picnic at Oak Grove Saturday.
PAsSIN SCBBRO.
9-j-'01
LADIES
Fee-ng tonic. of chNdccu who want build. .
luu Hn should fntr
BROW NH fuON ufTWEaa
% ig pfa.nut ~ take. cures Nalafla frdl /
f-a..gui bilylaucas aud LIVER Compialuts
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Valuable Property For Sale.

English SPAWN Linimont romove
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring-bone;
Stiles, Sprains, all swollen Threats,
Coughs, &c. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by DIR. Rs Il. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 5-14.91-iyr
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Mr.. +. I. Martin is now acting
as sgent for the railroad here, bat
will leave next month FOR Baltimore
to attend medical lectures.
County Supt. Conley went over
to Terra Alta yesterday to arrange
for the Teachers Institute next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Crane LETT
Tuesday for Mt. Lake Park to spend
few days in that mountain
retreat.
Attorney IL. C. Hyde is able to
be out once more and attend to his
legal duties. after short spell or
fever which was broken before IL
got serious.
Mrs. G.. W. Martin, left Tuesday
for her home in Shiuston, after a
short visit here, while Miss Flo
Martin remains some time visiting
her many trends here.
Born. to MIR. and Mrs. L. w.
Cooke, of Cumberland, Md, ason
weighing eleven pounds, August
goth. This makes two boys for
Tom and this ono has already cost
him five cases of beer.
Messrs Luther G.. Wotring and
Andrew Pifer, of Stomple Ridge,
Union district, were in town this
week On legal business. Mr.. Wot-
ring came over to qualify as the
administrator Of his fathers estate.
while Mr.. Pifer is his bondsman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smoot of
Newburg, have been in town this
week.
James A. Pratt, witness in the
Emerson case, tried In court here
last week, came up for examination
in an intoxicated condition and was
sent TO jail by order of the court,
to sober up.
The many friends of Capt. Henry
Clay lIagans will regret to learn OF
his death. which took place at his
home III Brandonville, Wednesday
morning, Sept. 9th. 1891, after an
illness Of only a few days, with
hemorrhlge of the bowels. We
will give further particulars next
week.
The County Superintendent re-
quests US TO announce that all
teachers desiring to engage boarding
at Terra Alta for the Institute next
week will do we'll to write to or call
on Farley DeBerry Of that place.
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Attorney d. NJ. tyotring, Post
Master Felix Elliott Jr., Miss Flor
ence Vickery, Geo. MCGEE aud J.
Slidell Brown went to Grafton
Tuesday to see Robert Downing
play the world wide drama Of
Damon and Pythias, which was
rendered in the Opera House there
that night. The above named
parties all returned Wednesday noon
and reported the performance as
simply immense.
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A number of Kingwood people
will 90 down to Albrightsville this
evening to attend the wedding at
the Baptist Church of Mr.. Viii
Beavers and Miss Gertie Field,
which takes place at o'clock this
evening.
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Kinwwood. September 10, 1891.
If you want bargain in an
ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE
address this Office.

U. d. HawleY, moved his porta-
bic gallery from this place to Austen
Tuesday of tins week. lie will
remain there for a week or ten
days.
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Writs Of Attachment.

Charles w. Peterson-29
Sarah bcKinnoy-22.
Allen Reed-26
Mollie Il. Riddle-18.
David Myers-27
Emma Lantz-22.
William W. Mitchell-33.
Dorah -. Bishop-24.
Isaac N. Spiker-5s
Emma @. Smith-31.
W. Laurence Conner-38
Emma CunGingham-19.
William A. Beavers 21
Gertrude Field-2O.