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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15

Mr., ROBINSON, commissioner
acknowledges that the sample
of the Durham Alliance fertiliz-
eE, which was seized, was an
alysed outside Of the State. You
remember we asked him about
a water analysis and he said he
didn't know anything about
IL and didn't believe il. !" Won.
der If he believes what Mr..
Battle says about those mot
charged with official control. |"
Wonder If he believes that
twenty-one Of the forty-fouI
analyses published in the June
Bulletin are below the standard,
some as much as SG.14and S4.59.
What protection Is this to the
farmer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15
The Height Of Folly.

Hon. Vim. Oates, of Alabama,
denies the alleged interview
with him in which he was quo
ted as saying that the Demo
cratic Party must fight the
Farmers Alliance. We didn't
believe it when we read it, for
although we know that Mr..
Oats is a bold and aggressive
man, we also know that he is a
man of sense and didn't believe
that he would part with his
head long enough to give utter
ance to such a rash declaration.
Opposing those demands of the
Alliance which are deemed
wrong and indefensible is one
thing, and making war an the
Alliance is another. To advise
fighting the Alliance, because
it makes certain demands, upon
which even Alliance men differ
would be the extreme of folly,
that no man of ordinary sense
would be guilty Of, especially
when, in the South at least, on
all leading issues between the
Democratic and republican par
ties, eight of ten of the Alliance
men are with the Democratic
party. They may go to ex.
tremes in some things, and be
in error, but the way to meet
the error is by reason and argu.
ment not by driving them be.
yond the reach of reason and
argument. Wilmington Star,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15
Children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle
action and soothing effects Of
Syrup of Figs, when in need of
a laxative and if the father or
mother be costive or bilious the
most gratifying results follow
its use, SO that it is the best
family remedy known and ev-
cry family should have q bottle.
Jun l0-lm.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15

A NAKED degree Of interest
Is being manifested in the in.
ternational teachers conven-
ton, now being heldat Toronto,
Ont. The executive officers
state that they never knew 50
many arrivals during the first
week 81 the annual gathering,
and. from this fact predict that
Toronto will have the biggest
crowd yet. The arrivals so far
are mostly from the Southern
and Southwestern States, Mis-
sour contributing 400.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15

SOME of the Charlotte girls
are learning to ride bicycles,
and they attracted much atten-
ton the other morning when
they went spinning down one of
the principal streets in that
city.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15
BUUKLEN's ARNIoA sALgg

TIE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter Chapped Hands, Chilbl2slis,
cornsand all Skin Eruptions, and positively
Cures Piles, or no pay required. Il is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale byR. Blscknall a Co. Durham
NJ ~
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15

JAMES G.. BLAINE says he is
not seriously i'll, but a little
broken. He is improving and
expects to be at his post quite
soon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15

Mrs JEFFERSON DAVIS has
given her consent for Richmond,
Va, to be the final resting place
of her. husbands body.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15

THE London Spectator thinks
that Sidney Lanier will yet be
regarded as one Of the greatest
If American poets.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15

IT seems that nearly every
newspaper man is trying to get
up the biggest snake story of
the season. Some of them are
"woppers," too.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15

THERE are three codes OF
morals: one for women, one for
men, and one for royalty. Wo-
men MUST be virtuous or he so
cially damned; men may do as
they please, provided they pay
their club dues and don't cheat
at cards; royalty-well, there's
a divinity doth hedge a king,
which makes of his orgies very
proper tea parties. The one
sympathetic link in these sew
eral codes is that nobody-not
even a woman-loses caste un.
less found out, says fair Kate
Field.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15
Rheum atism Cured in q Day

hicum atism Cured In Day
"Mystic Cure" for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically
cures in | to 8 days. Its action
upon the system is remarkable
and mysterious. 1t removes at
once the cause and the disease
Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits. rs
cents. Sold by N. M. Johnson
& Co. Druggist, Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15

COMMISSIONERS Robinson says,
in the Agricultural Department
Bulletin, that 1.-THE violations Of
law have been of such charac-
ter as to demand the vigorous
action taken" Now we have
shown, that by his own official
Bulletin, that other companies
have been lower, from $6.l4 to
$3.50 below standard, why is
there not vigorous action
taken IN regard to them? But
the department is impartial, "
YOU remember. Away with
such bosh until the Department
comes up to its duty. We in
tend to see that it shall not cram
such stuff down the threats Of
our people, and treat all f,rtili-
ger companies alike feed them
out of the same spoon. If not,
why not? That is the questions
for farmers, as well as others,
to consider.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15
.1I8IEIIjEIIR,

Nsaas~N AFAe8 Az AANNsa
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
DURHAM, n. G., June 22Ed, 1891.
Mr.. JoHS n. WEBR, Washing
ton, ID. q:
Dear Sir--l have known the Elec-
tropoise used in a number Of differ
erent cases for various complaints.
In no instance have | known il 10
fail 10 benefit or cure the person
sho used il. | am not IN any way
interested in IL. Ny object is 10
benefit humanity, and ] unhesIta-
tinply say that, from my long per-
sonal acquaintance with you, a.
well a. from the wonderful curse il
mas wrought under my own obser-
walton, on various persons afflicted
with various ills, I am prepared 10
believe the testimony offered in
proof Of the wonderful cures pro-
duced BY the persistent, intelligent
use Of the Electropoise, and com
mend It TO inyallds.
Youn truly,
ALEX. WALKER.
For information address rs above,
or 222 King st., Charleston, ). q.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15
.moW re Cure am sLla pl.ea.e...

Simply apply asvsyne's Ointment No inter.
nal medicine required. Cures ttttsr. eczema,
itch. all eruptions on tho face. hands, q, etc..
leaving the skin clear. white and heslthy. ia
great healing and curative powers are Possessed
% no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15
WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.

"mothers' Friend" Is worth its weight In
gold My wife suffered more in ten minutes
with either of her other children than she
did altogether with her last, after having
used four bottles OF "Mothers' Friend" II
Is blessing TO expectant mothers, says q
customer HENDERSON, DALE. carmi. M.
Having used two bottles my sixth child
was born with no pain comparatively.
Mrs. I. o, Vaughan. Sheridan Lake. Col
Observation-Disclosures much suffering.
Mrs. n. n. Brewster. Montgomery, Ala.
Sent by express on receipt Of price a 50 per botto
Bold BY all druggists Book to mothers mailed frsA
BnADrlxLD RneuLAroH Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-15
PIlesi PlIe.. Itchlnr riIes.

srxproHs- Moisture; intent ifchlnga I'd stias
Ing: most at night worse by scratching. II sllos
Cd 20 eoutinue tamors form, which oftsn bleed
and ulcer1te. bseoming very sore. swkYzr
OnTMKxT stops the itching and bleedins, heal
liberation. and In most cases removes the tam
orr. AZ druggisls. or By mail Tor 90 cent?. Dr.
sMayne 4 Son Philadelnhia
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-27

That Has Been Made In West Vir.
ginia's Population AcoofaihS
20 tho Last Census.

The Census Bureau has fcsscd 4
bulletin giving the popniatson OF
West Virginia in detail by counties.
magistcrial districts, cities wards
OF cities, towns ana sillaScs. accor-
ding to the official count II the rc-
turns made under the eleventh.
census, taken as of June /, 1890.
The population OF the sauio aiyis-
ions as returned in 1880 isgiFoh.for
the purpose Of compariSoH. Tho
population of the State in 1886 waS
GlS.457. During the decade an
increase Of l44,337, or 2y.3a per
cent, is shown. The population Of
the State under the present rcnsus
is 762, 794.
OF the flfty-four counties in the
State all show increases ranging
from 2 or 3 per cent to 1877 per cent.
Mcdowell. Mercer and Tucker
counties show incrouses OF moro
than 90 per cent Twenty four
counties show increases OF more
than 25 per cent. The largest
numerical increases are foHnd i,t
Kanawha, Cabcil. Fayctte and
Metcer counties.
Fifteen cities and towns in tho
State have population under the
present census OF more than 1000.
In Most Of these places largo
increases are shown. The largest
numerical increase, as we'll as the
largest percentage OF increase, ia
found in Huntington, where a
population of 3,l9i was returned in
1880. In 1890 the population was
10, ,l0s, an increase Of 6,93i, or
2lS.46 per cent.
Wheeling shows an incTcaso of
2,785. or i2 81 per cent. Hinton
and Charleston also show large
increases. The Rftoon cities and
towns in tho order of fheir rank arc
as follows.
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they do really rebel. however mas.
tered by pure nature, in one of
those tlresome moods where she
shows tho insolenco of dcfyin;.
oloodless convention. Yet nearly
always capitulation follows. And
then what follows later onY Per.
haps heart broken resignation. per.
haps tho degradation OF public
divorce. But usually it is no worse
than silent disgusted slavery. for
the American woman is notoriously
cold IN all sonse OF passion. and
when reared to respect society"
she rs snob to the core.
This is rough on American WON.
anhood. but who will say. under
these conditions, it is not true !?
Mr. Fawcett concludes his scath;nS
article
The great point with plutocracy
and snobbery is TO prepetuate them.
seiVes--to go on producing scions
who will uphold FOR them future
generations of selflshness and ar.
rogance. One sees tho same sort ~
provocative tendency in certain of
our hardest and coarscst weeds.
Sometimes gardener comes along.
with hoe, spade, and strong up.
roofing animus. In human life
that kind Of gardener goes by the
ngly name of Revolution. But we
are dealing neither with parallels
nor allegories. Those are for the
modlsh clergyman of the select and
exclusive churches, and are adminis
tered in the form OF dainty little
religious pills which these gcntfc.
men have great art in knowing how
to palatably sugar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-27

Tic Fayetteville Frce Press says /.
John Huddlcson, Of Kanawha Falls,
found curiosity in the shape Of a
snake with two heads. It is Of the
garter species, and about six or sew.
en- inches long. The snake has for
fact, t@o heads four eyes, two
mouths and two tongues. One
bead stems to be straight, but about
half an inch back from the straight
head another protudes. While
crawling one head wanted to 20
straight forward, willie the other
tended to guide his snakeship toone
side, but the straight head was the
stronger Of the two. and assumed
control. L was alive when csptur.
Cd, bat owing to confinement died
in few days Mr. Iluddleson la
10 preserved IN alcohol.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-27
THE PROGRAMME.
For the nisoting Of the Grand Lodge X
Of P, In October, AZ parhersburRs

Very neat and handsome invita-
tions arc out to the Subordinate
Lodges and Uniform Rank DlyisS
ions of the Order Of Knights Of
Pythias in the Grand JurisdictiOn
of West Virginia, to attend tho
Grand Lodge meeting which is to-
be held ir Pirkersbu1g October
18th and f4th.
The invitation is emblcmatic Of
the order. When folded for the
mail it represents q single triangle.
When opened double Triangle
One, en1blematic Of the subordinate
lodge, the other emblematc Of the
Uniform Division. II has for a
border the three coiors OF the order
blue, yellow and rcd. On the iret
page e the ir'vitafioh; ON thy
second, the progrohhme on the
third, general information and on
the fourth, tho committees.
Tlfo foiloSinRis ths programme Z
TUESDAY, OCTOBER l3y
Receiving and escoTting Uniform
Rank Divisions, on their arrival
TO their QUARTERS.
10 a. m. Meeting OF the Grand
Lodge in the Castle Hall Of Hope
Lodge No. 10, Knights Of Py@
thias, on Fourth street, betwcen
Market and Juliana streets.
] p. M Meeting OF the First Regi
ment OF West Virginia, Uniform
Rank, Knights Of Pythias, and
Organization Of TIE Second Regi.
nicnt OF West Virginia, Uniform
Rank, Knights Of PYtliias, and
organization Of the SECOND Regi-
mcnt and Brigade, This meeting;
will be presided oYcf by GcnI J..
X. Carnahau, Ma ioY General Of
the Uniform Rank.
$3.50 p. m.-Grand Fafadcs
1902. m. Lantern Bicycle 5asade.
$3.50 p. m.-Flambsau Driik
900 p. m.-- ButeftainmenB and
Refreshments at General Head
quarters in the Ratbbone Block
Nos. 5i3 snd SIS Msrlset street
between Fifth aud Sixth streets.
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER IA.
s s50-Puze Drill, participated III
by the Uniform Rank DivlsioaR
of tlie State
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-27
REPUBLICAN PLEDGES.

Old Guard.
When the &. o. p., last spoke for
itself in n National Convention il
demanded collective legislation "
TO secure Republican denomination
IN the South. This stripped Of it's
verbiage meant tho infamous aud
revolutionary Force bill. Yet in
the face of an authoritative party
cemand this measure was defeated
in the Senate.
That Convention further de.
clared 4" We favor the entire repeal
OF internal taxes rather than sur
render any of the protective sys-
tenn" Yet the Mckinley bill sur
rendered the duty on sugar and not
one word has been said about abol.
lshing the internal taxes.
Next the Republican platform
denounced =" the proposition Of the
Democracy to place wool on the
free list" But Blaine who is but
the inspiration Of his party declared
himself IN favor OF placing both
wool and sugar on the free list as
the price of reciprocity" which
is free trade in disguise.
Again they declared that their
party was "In favor Of the use Of
both gold and silver as money"
But IN Congress every proposition
to use both gold and silver as
money was overruIed by n dcspotlc
Speaker and his cut-throat gang.
The party was further pledged to
the support and passage of the Blair
educational bill, but when the
measure came up in the Senate it
was Ignominiously defeated
Another plank il their biatform
said 1--WE demand the reduction
OF letter postage to one cent" But
since the election no one has hoard
u word about such n reduction.
Harrison has been silent and the
post-oflice department treats tho
matter with contempt. Has any
party in tho worlds history cxhibi-
ted such record Of broken prom.
ises ~ has this 3. 0. p.f
An individual who would thus
violate his pledges and contracts
deserves term in Sing Sing a
political organization that has madu
such record deserves to be buried
so deep that It's ghost will never
return to haunt the shadow Of the
moon.
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fATALISM.
written Tor the Argus.
srA W. rnEprnrck. ~.

written for the Argus.
Tho finite Is the nursery OF fate.
In fine. No man accounts for hIs beginning
More than midgc His tend, ncy TO shining
Put' bald Damnation's wig on Froe wins pate I:
Ard hedgcd about by death, whereof no date
ne knows he doubts ambitions cherished win.
ming.
And plans less wise than chrysallds their spin.
ming:
Such Is his life-eaeh day an untried strait
Ay such Is man. Tnere can bc no appeal
From what We may have been or yet shall DO,
But In each passing moment Of to-day
Tho well-span threads OF right It's ours to reel
And disengage the tangled wrongs we SEQ,
For Destiny ~ weave In her own wsy.
FEEsSo FLATS, Cal.
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SOMEBODY'S CHILD.
GOD ALoNE KNOWS.

Come with Jour news ven be
happy TO meet you you shall SIC in
the easiest chair 10 tho den. Come
With your dollars wc1l ioyfully
greet you and give a receipt with
oug very best pen.
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Eg~S7s,s -
Eof2DRtnsR1Ions9
EssS ~ g ~

The miners Of Briceville, Tenn.
have succeeded in expclling convict
labor from their midst.
a peach grown ut Sylyania, Va.
weighed lS ounces and measured l3
inches in circumference.
Myron G. Cole, 81 years old, and
Mrs. Walter Hurst, 7G, were mar
RED in Flint, Mich, last week.
Woodsville, N. H., expects to
send out sl,OOO,OO0 worth of
wheatstoncs during the present
year.
A banana eating contest at
Farpon Springs, Fla, ended in q
TIC between two Of the racers, each
stopping on the 6lst banana, it is
said.
The will of James Russell Lowell.
disposcs substantially the whole of
his property for the benefit of his
daughter and her children, he gives
however, to Harvard college, such
books from his library as the college
does not posscss. Tho amount OF
property left by Mr. Lowell is not
large, for he WAS far from being Il
rich man.
Memb rs OF the administration
have already began to discuss the
ways and means Of raising the
money that it will be absolutely
necessary to have in the near futare
to meet pension payments under
tho present laws. Some sort OF Il
tax has got to be imposed, and the
most of them seem inclined TO put
it upon whiskey by raising the
revenue from 90 cents per gallon to
something between S1.2O and $1.5O
per gallon. However, all that the
administration can do is to make
suggestions ; the democratic House
Of Representatives will determine
what shall be done.
Among the many mon who have
profited by the present rise In wheat
Is that ecccntrIc gentleman, Benia
min Hutchinson, more generally
known rs "Old Hutch" lie has
been bull in this cereal for some
time, and it will be remom bered
that he talked Of dollar wheat E"
when East some months ago. If
rumor ID to be believed, Old
Hutch's" faith in wheat has stood
him in good stead, for his profits
during tho-week are said t, have
amounted to over 100000. lie
has dealt principally through a New
street broker firm.
The many friends Of Mr. Charles
}. Iiiggs, Of Cameron, will deeply
regret to learn Of his death. For
some time ho had been suffering
with typhoid fever which proved
fatal last Monday morning. Mr.
HIggs at one time was engaged in
The merchantile and hotel business
~ Warrington and made hosts Of
friends during his residence in this
comfy. he moved from that place
to Cameron his former home, where
he took high rank in both political
and business circles. lie was onl y
recently, even during his sickness,
elected CLERK Of the Penitentiarv,
but he did not live to assume tho
duties ofthc Office. lie was q Dem.
ocrat OF prominence and will be
seriously missed in patty councils.
iicwoa a gcnial warm-hcartcd man
and his death universally deplor-
ed.- Fajrmonf IRaeT,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-27

Wet Sdo-Anios Hartley, Masontown.
phsrin Daniel n. Jackson.
Deputie Julius X. Monroe. Kingwood, Valley
ahd Pielsant: I, W. Criss. Lyon; j.. O. Lantz.
cnton X. r. Hanway. Reno: r. X. Cuppett,
Grant; Dorsey r, Z lan, Portland.
clerk Circuit Court John ". Watson.
Clerk County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Attorncy-Neil J. FortneT
County suryeyor--A. +. McMIllen.
Supt Of schnos-wm. g. Couiey.
k.se4sor--2ast Side, Gabriel Pulliam.
. West slde. John :. Perkins.
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Ftf.t District-2Join o. Pcndleton, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
Se,.Out ui<trict-willlan L. Wilson, Charles
town, Jefferson co.
Third District ei--John d. Anderson. Nicholas C.
H., Nicholas County.
Fourth District-James capehart. Point Pleas
art Mason COUNTY.
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Cnns,ablcs.

:. .<irgwood District, J. L. stone, Joseph T.
Hh rIea
VALERA J. DeIIerry. Emanuel Dixon.
Lyon-f. ". Criss william ID. Taylor.
ftsao-nen Y. Wood warti. Stnn'l ". Bowman.
f.rtlanJ--w,n. \. McCirnis. T. c. Martin.
Tnion-- 1.ttyd Z. Shafer. George Geissman.
Sieasant--James y. Fdllner.
Oraht-WllIlain =. y. Miller.
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suprrmc rauet ar -.

supreme rsuft OF t-s~s
Heniei =. Incas, Prest., LS-S,srssHsss LS-srser -
j. W. English. WV.
Homer NJ H,.i- -at<Un Co.
4, = T.r.. " " ~ (ares'nl,ricr Co.
kifr,,s -xrJicrk kanawha co.
ftss--<fCaidwcll. Reporter. Ohio Co
sohveucs at Charleston Sccs,nd wednesday In
y anuary Wheeling. frst "Wednesday ia June ;
Chariestowr. trst Wednesday In Sc, e,,tembcr
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Cnuf'N rnnYene,

Dcpember IL.
County Court First Monday In January, April,
July and October.
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DIRECTORY.
STATE emsiaIs.

0,-vernor--A. Brooks Fleming. Marion Countv
ssccrcsary OF state Nv. X. Ohlcy. Marion Co
fuditor-Patr y. nugy, Webster Co.
1reasurcr--Wiiiisn r. THOMPSON C.shsll 90
Attorney Gencrnl--Aifred Caldwell. ohio -.
Sdpt- of Scliools-B. ). Morgan. Mono -. -.
-Sunty. ngaiia
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rtitst staies senator's.
Members gfConcress.

Charles j. Faulkner. Martlnsbure. Berkeley
Joid Z. Keuna. Charleston. Kanawha County
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The wheat harvest is in progress
in California. In bulk and in
value ~ is expected 10 be one Of The
most important haryests Of recent
years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-27
IVlsirMrS.

Klngwoad. Joseph NJ. Godwin. Simeon Nat
@--RTy
alley. Dave q. Zlnn. John VI. Sirahin.
LYON. James NcJec, Dlvil J. Gibson.
nenoD, n. IT, WhGeier. T. ". Su miners.
Portland. John W. IIll. A. q. Mason.
tiuion. Jesse W. Shaffer. Julius Scherr.
Pleasant, Levi =. Miller. ID. u. Martin.
lrant, ". II. McGibbOns. Nphn IIagans.
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Town 0mcinis.

Town OmeiaIs.
Nnvor Gus ]. Shafer
Keroriey-,I amos W. White.
Town Sergeant lanes w Fiyrn.
Couneiln0n W \ Martin Jnlius x Monroe
Henry w. MurdOck, Wilbur Posten and George
a Williams.
Societies.
Knights Of PytlIas lodge meets every Tue
IA evening az fhtir hall over ,. w. Blaker's
store NJ 500 o'clock.
independent order OF Old Pcilows-.Indee
meets every Saturday evening at thoir hall IN
Bishops block at 500 O'Clock.
Golden ftule Bncanp-nent, No. 80, I. o. q. r.
nfeets first alri Third Monday evenings of
each month, in tho Odd Fellows Hail. OSer the
fostoffice.
The Independent order Of Good TsmpIars
ccsige meets every Friday evening, In the X. OF
Hall. az 7s3O O'Clock.
King Philip Tribe No. -, improved order of
Fod Non meets every Wedncsday evening ~
8 0clgct IN tho knights of Pythas Hail over
K3ekct's store.
Churches.
VI r. churoh-llev " W Rider. Pastor
Hefvicoa-Prtaching every Sunday at i0s30a.n.
41d 10 p. m. Sunday school 2p, m. Glass
p,n.. Pfayet Meeting every Thursday evening
..pre.byterisn chaSch- Rev. II. r. Mcdonald.
sgrvioes -PreachinR every Sunday NJ fosoa.rn.
npd 40 y. NJ Sunday school af2 b. m. Prayer
Atoting every Wednesday evening.
a. " y. Church-RCv. Bosloy Bbyce Pastor.
boryico5- Preaching, Fourth SuiitiaY n caNh
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-27

Friday Aug. 2Sth tomorrow is
the Anniversary Of the establish
mont Of the Uniform Rank by the
Supreme Lodge Knights OF Pytbias
OF the world. Parkersburg Division
will observe tho occasion with a
parade through the city and a
basket picnic on BlcHnerhassett
Island in which the Sir Knights
and their families Will take part.