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KENOvA NEWS.

Reporter.
a force Of men are at work bal.
lasting the belt limo.
Mr. Durgea is still pushing tho
work on the Union Passenger sta
ton.
Mr.. Hogan, engineer at Tho coal
tipple, IL recovering from his eye
trouble.
Mr.. John Funk, Of Clifton. Ma
son county, visited his brother x.
w Funk this week.
Considerable shipments Of corn
arc being made TO points east over
tho Norfolk q Western.
Kenova has had large number
Of distinguished visitors this week.
Keep your eye on Kenova.
Mrs. A. J. Johnson left for two
weeks visit % her fathers at Col.
umbus, last Wednesday.
Freight shipment BY the river j.
still increasing, which makes bus
iis = iiFeiy ~ the wharyes.
Tho pay car on the y &W Ken.
opa Division. was here 80 fbe 9sfh
and made tho boys smile broadly %
Tho demand c- 1~.fti..
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vacant 6a 80. -
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mark when it comes 10 pushing
work, he is already putting the
roof on tho new -four mill. and
soon No shall have home made
-four.
Hon. jos. 5. Miller has rented
the building formerly occupied bv
the Construction Department of
the y. & W X. X. Mr. Miller
will occupy the building a. an Of
fec, he being Attorney for the y.
& w railroad.
Capt. Bradford is again actively
engaged IN pushing the dredging.
az the coal tipples. preparatory 10
shipping the celebrated Keaova
and PocahoBtas Goals to Logger
cities. II j. thought that ship
ments will b. made IA the near
future.
The Msnu served ~ the Glen
wood, Thanksgiving day Wa very
fine. The cooking was exceii~nf.
We should he pleased 70 pabii.h i
bat scarcity Of spsee fOfbfds. We
venture the assertion. however. that
q cannot be surpassed IN aay q
she bsTger cities.
The Ohio river railroad has ep.
ished iraekiaying 81 fish Street.
The terminus of fheir own rixhl of
way Grading viii soon o. eom-
pleted fo i5tn Street Station when
ve shall have through srasn ser-
vice from kenova 90 Whes ling.
One ~ tbe lsrEest stove compan-
go in Wheeling has rhrstened
one ~ ifs iiue 20 heating stoves
The kenova an iroufou company
has named one of ifs cook sfasss
fhe sarne name. and Cinsinnsii
hrm coulempiafes doing itksuiss.
henora 81 growiug in popniarity.
After tte completion of the d
U k fhere uiii f. thirty passsnrsr
trains leaving ksnova lafly Wat
1iher town including Wheeling
and farkers1urE can hosss a.
muchf When ue consider ite Sne
packet serrIce on the Ohio and
Bis sandy rivers it is nos dif3euit
.o see that ihe travelling frciliies
lre unsurpassed
Large numbers 20 fine poplar
ogs aTe being shipped to this , laea
q late Some ~ Theses are 81 ans
erred to ihe e. SO Railroad e. ta
aksn to tho ioaer mile. This
howe plainly ikat Tho ioa rates on
ne y & W arr sufficient in duce.
nent ta ship over This road rather
han risk the caprices of low sater
md frozen streams.
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"A prophet is not without honor
save in his own country" But
This does not imply that be cannot
be hon0rod q home nor that h6
must seek renOwn in O foreign
land. Many young men have th8
erroneous idea that they must
leave the scenes Of their boyhood
I'm order 10 build up "a reputation.
The plan Is tO 90 sway from home
among strangers and there, Jy
soma mastery effort, become rich
and wise and great and then, re-
turning suddenly spring q sur
prise ou the folks 90 home. often
er, however, fortune Is adverse aud
they bring chagrin and even die
grace 60 their families The idea
of a young man venturing out on
his own resources is ail right. The
boy who fingers around the paron-
tal nest too long viii b. often find
ing himself depending on otLors
when be- should shift for himself.
bat that energy and "snap' that
would prompt him lo ego West
would insure bis success at home.
with desire 90 rise aud the
aid Of sympaihizing friends togeth-
er with Tho necessary industry.
thore ls nothing in his way. Nor
let him think that the little indis-
cfetions of bis boyhood are noces-
sarily in bis path. 1t were far
better III they bad never occurred.
They may be slight obstacle, but
never "a bar his friends VIII Be
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"OUR ITALY"

SO Charles Dudley Warner happ,
ly terms California, and Cos wine
ter resort thar gioriou. state is with.
out peer The dry. pure a.r, so0
and balmy, is a ioy 90 The strong
man and a wonderful strengthcncr
for The weak and suffering The
arrangements for the iall and win
Ger tour. v Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific Systems. are per.
feet, the journey being made with
the greatest ease and comfort
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FOR Isent.
DIR. R.L.P.FARRELLY
DENTIST.
CeyeCJ0, W. va.

An operations pertaining 10 the
mouth and teeth attended 20 10 q
scientific manner. Artificial teeth
guaranteed to ft perfectly and look
natural. Gold, Amalgam aud Por-
cclain filings Prices reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed.
FT Oihcc iu new Bank Building
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Bluoheld. W. Va, situated on
the Norfolk & Western Railroad
has increased from one hundred to
five thousand inhabitants. Keno
va will doubtless do as well in the
next four years.
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George Badeely. "a messenger for
The United States Express Com
pany. stole 100000 and hid 10 near
Davenport, 10. lie was arrested
ia Chicago aud went with officials
and gaze up the money.
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President Harrison is engaged
on his message 10 Congress. Contra
ry 90 his usual habit, be is dictat-
iug the message to his stouogra-
pher, instead Of writing it in his
own hand.
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President-elect Cleveland. iriv-
en- almost mad by Office seekers,
has gone on two weeks' duck hunt
TO escape his tormeutors.
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The CeredO Advance.

Senator John +. Keuna is recoy-
ering from a severe attack OF sick
ness.
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l'he Ceredo Advance.

A Republican Newspaper that
haas n large circulation ia the Big
Sandy and Twelve Pole Valleys
--an excellent advertising medi-
sIm
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Tie Chicoq0 Ledgor.

Is twenty year. old and hls circn-
latiou Of 40 600 copies week lt
IS combined story and family pa
per, fully up 90 the times i1 every
particular, and handsomely iiIustr1t-
ed There is Fashion Department.
and also a Young Peoples Depart
ment, either of which alone "a worth
the subscription price OF $2.oo per
year, SI.oo ior SIX months, or go
cents fer three months. Send for
free specimen copies and induce
mcnts for clubs Bows and girls
every where arc masking money sell.
ing the Ledger to regular customers
Write for particular. Address toe
publisher W. ~ Boycc, IIE ffr
and ~ Finh avenue, Chicago
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TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

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health by simple means, after suffering for
several years with severe lung Election,
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REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Brooklyn
New York.
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The oldest marc in the State
died the 2Sth She was the prop
erty of Sheriff Kyle, Of Cabsll
county, and was 3s years old when
she died.
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glad to forgive if ho only will do
all IN his power 10 retrieve hiss
character by leading a more exem-
plary life.
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Circuit Court convened q. Hun.
.ingtou lasi Monday week
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PnbLisked Eeery Weanes1ay.
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StriotLN oash m adgance.

Advertising rates reasonable, and
made knownon application.
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ends for which I write. l do not promise that
the meaning Of it will lie discovered at once,
and therefore will ask your readers to peruse
it more than once. II may be found to con-
tain ruths which cannot be denied and
should the writer himself fall under the con
demnaticn of his own pen, Teritas nanebis
v~eritds
With many til anks for space,
! beg to remain.
Yours faithfully,
j. II. r. BRTSCOE.
18th Novbr. 1892.
, 1892-11-09
To the Editor Of the St. Croir Avis.

TO tNo EUtIVT q We Ot. UTUFI AvEs.
Dear Sir!
There are in sveiy community, GER
tain persons who, from their relation to others
are able to exercise a vast deal of influence
over them.
Each one Of these has, in his or her own
sphere Of action, a Uery important and respon-
sible duty to discharge, and is bound, both By
, 1892-11-09

those Of whom he has charge to, that achtch
may not only BE- pleasing and acceptable to err
ing man. bat to that Which 0ii bear the scrutiny
OF the Ompiscient Being acho cannot err.
Among the persons thus situated may DO
mentioned Parents and Guardians Of children,
school Masters and Mistresses, and Ministers
Of the Gospel or Spiritual teachers, as these
last are oft en- designated.
l have said that the instruction is to be
given by example and precept, for it il scarce
ly possible to attain any really good result
without the combination of both. For, OF
what use would it be should a parent tell q
child, "Child! you must not take anything
which is not yours without the permission OF
the owner; YOU must not take your mammals
sugar and bread you must not spend q cent
out Of the change to buy marblesQ or sugar cake
and say mamma, it dropped from me in the
way mann" you must be an honest little boy
or girl, = if that parent should make it q prac-
tice. even within the knowledge of the child
to 70 by night into his neighbours ground and
help himself TO grass, canes, wood, or potatoes
that do not belong to him employing his
own children to assist him in carrying OH the
ill-gotten plumber?
Of what use would it be for q school
master to say Boys Be faithful and
diligent in your studies attend in school
hours, to nothing but your lessons, be honest
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The Princeton union., 1892-07-07
THE WICKED WORLD,

GEORGE V. BRE1DNER, at one time head
book-keeper of the firm of Wilse Biedler &
Co., wholesale dry goods merchants of
Baltimore, has been arrested on the charge
OF emhezzling $34, 900 from the house men
toned. .- -.. .,4.:-E -
Mrs. SUMMERS, white lady living near
Woodberry, KY, was assaulted by negro
named Egers. The negro was captured
and locked up. A mob of 5OO led by a
cousin Of the outraged woman took the
negro from Jail and lynched him.
DR.. A. B. Rose, aged eighty, one of the
most prominent business men of Charles
ton, S. c., committed suicide by blowing
out his brains. The deceased was president
of the phosphate miners exchange. No
causeis assigned for the deed.
E. NJ. POLE was arrested at Dennison,
Tex, on suspicion OF being the murderer
of Maude Cramer, one of the three victi ms
ofthe recent tragedy there. The officers
assert they have strong proof against hi M.
AFTER investigation, the full extent of
Treasurer DAMS inroads in the funds of
the National Savings bank at Buffalo, n
Y, has not vet been learned. One of the
bank examiners is quoted as saying tina
the defalcation would largely exceed $780,
600; probably $500, 600.
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

PHILADELPHIA wholesale grocers and the
sugar trnst make a bargain.
A CALL is issued for a meeting of Cath o.
lie archbishops Of America in New York
next October.
REvoLur1oN1sTs are again active along the
Mexican boundary and United States
! troops have been ordered out again.
IT is decided by the Northwestern Far
mers' Protective Elevator association 10
build halfmillion bu shel elevator nt
West superior.
The jury in the case of DR.. John "A. r.
win, charged with performing an illegal
autopsy on the body Of Washington Bishop.
which has been on trial for several DAYS In
New York, has disagreed.
The remains of President James X. Polk
and Mrs. Polk will be removed from their
present resting place in Nashville, Tenn. to
Mount Olivet cemetery. 1t is not vet
known when the removal will take place.
The steamer Miranda sailed from Brook
lyn, having on board the party whose OBJ
ject it is to relieve Lieutenant r. E. petrv
and his party in the Attic region.
DR. HODGE,, head Of the department OF
physicians Of the University Of Wisconsin,
has accepted the appointment Of assistant
professor OF physiology at Clark University,
at Worcester, Mass. 3as 4
# The first exhibit to be taken into the
worlds fair has been, received ut the Gus
tom house in Chicago. It consisted Of thir-
teen enormous, logs, containing 1854 feet
oflumber. They came from Canada.
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07
THENEWSSU.MMARY
The Latest News Of the World Con
densed and Arranged in ConYen-
lent Form.
Washington, Personal, Foreign, Grim :
inal, Casualty and Other
Important News.
THE cAPlTAL:

TEE president has signed the Joint reso,
luton eff congress extending the present ap.
preparation until July Is.
AT the request ofthe French government,
Capt. Borup, military attache of the United
States legation, accused of communicating
information as to the French detenses to
Germany and Italy, is recalled.
A TELEaRAM was received at the navy de-
partment from Capt. Johnson, commanding
the United States steamer Mohican, dated
at sitka, Alaska, announcing the seizure OF
the vessels Kodiack. Lettie and Jennie fol
violation fthe modus vivendi.
JAMES II. OWEN, of Pierre, 8. D., was
awarded the contract at $10,607 to furnish
material for the Rosebud Indian school.
He has also been awarded a contract of ST.,
500 for building school at Standing Rock.
The Fleet lumber Company of Armour has
been awarded contract at $40, 507 for fur
nishing building material at the Yankton
agency.
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07
POLITICAL ECHOES.

New York Republicans will contest the
reapportionment bill passed by the last leg
islature.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN BIDwELL of California
will be the Prohibition candidate for presi
dent.
The republicans of the Seventh Iowa dis
trict have renolninated j. A. L. Hull for
congress.
W. J. CAMPBELL of Illinois is chosen
chairman, and Land Commissioner Carter
secretary of the Republican national CO ~
mittee. :--'E
The joint Democratic caucus at Baton
Rogue, La, has decided to postpone the
election Of United States senator to the ses.
sion of 1894, but will ballot daily to the
close OF the present session.
By vote of 1886 to SOC, the national Pro-
hibition convention pronounces against
free coinage. Gen. Bidwell of California is
nominated for president, and ]. B. Cran6ll
of Texas for vice president.
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07
SPORTING MATTERS.

P1rTsBURG is trying to work deal to Sc
cure Gore. New York's center fielder.
BosToN has released the erstwhile great
stovey, and sorrow and Joy seem equally
distributed.
THERE is talk OF forming another league
for next season. and already Toledo and
Detroit are on the list.
TOLEDO is jubila-t over the decision
allowing games in that city on Sunday,
something that has not been known there
in years. President Gannetts can we'll look
forward now to barrels of shekels. b
Boston has raised rumpus by reducing
salaries, and the inference is drawn that that
team will not win with such extraordinary
ease and steadiness iii the future. The
reduction hit the boys where they live.
Won DER AHE says New York will not
come within $40, 900 Of the gate receipts
they expected of the seasons play. He
says the Eastern magnates are already de-
claring that salaries must be further reduc-
ed next season.
JIM QU1RK, the noted professional sprint
er of Canada has been running in the South
west for the past few months under an as
sumed name. He says that in one race he
made S., 800, ten horses and three ranches
in the next, and So, 600 in another.
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07

eu ueCOIdI!oHs. N. llle SGoCaA Yalue OF the
a DISPATCH to the London Times, from
Buenos Ayres, states that the chamber of
deputies, by vote of 40 to 4, has approved
q decree raising the state of siege that was
declared some time prior to the holding
OF the election for presi dent because OF the
threatened radical revolution.
q HAsTLErT's oil and drug store in Belfast
with eight adjoining houses, including
Clark's auction mart containing number
of rare and valuable pictures and other
works of art, and Moat's stationary ware
house were destroyed by fire. The dam
age Is placed at $500, COO. /.
IT is understood that the Dominion gov
ernment has agreed, rs . basisof settlement
Of the canal tolls dispute, to allow . rebate
OF the tolls on grain transhipped at Ogden
only granted on grain carried in Canadian
bottoms to Montreal.
Robert Burns Hutchinson, the last one of
the male descendants Of Robert Burns.
Scotland's immortal bard, is lying between
life and death at st. Luke's hospital
Chicago. the result cfa dastardly nidnight
the exception of q few hours Immediately v
following the attack, he has been bereft OF
reason. Mr. Hutchinson's mother was the
daughter of Col. James Glencairn Burns,
son of the poet
THERE is heated discussion in Berlin
between the government and the free trade
dailies concerning the proposed exhibition
in Berlin. The pertinacity Of the govern
ment dailies in urging that the Berlin fair
project be dropped for the presentin order
that Germany may bend all her energies
to securing fine exhibit at the Chicago
emperor plans visiting Chicago. ;.
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07
FOREIGN.

Russians become greatly excited over the
spread of cholera
AN outbreak of cholera is feared in the
Russian famine districts.
DELEGATES from chambers of commerce
the Mckinley bill.
The Berlin board Of alderman has passed
resolution calling upon the public to
suppress the sale ofindecent pamphlets.
PREPARATIONS are making in Weimar for
the wooden wedding of the grand duke
and grand duchess ofSaxe- W. eimar on next
October 8.
AN English artisans wife throws piece
of hard gingerbread at Mr.. Gladstone, MAX
ing his nose bleed and injuring one of his
eyes seriously and perhaps permanently.
BUFFALO BILL and company gave per-
formance before Queen Victoria. Her
majesty was greatly pleased with the feats
OF horsemanship.
IHE Russian treasury has allotted 60, 600
roubles for the purpose of preparing the
government exhibit for the Chicago Celum-
bian Exposition. The chief feature will be
the agricultural and mining exhibits.
The London police claim to have infor-
nation that Neill, the prisoner accused of
causing the death of Matilda Glover BY
poisoning her, is indentical with man
who killed woman in Chicago ten or
twelve years ago.
Paris detectives have gone to London to
arrest the anarchist Francois and Meunier.
1t is now proved that these men were the
perpetrators of the explosion at Vary's
restaurant iE Paris on April 25.
THE Premier of New South Wales, has
received a letter threatening him with
death unless the elections bill is with
drawn from parliament. It is rumored
that q plot to murder prominent mem :
bers of the assembly has been discover
ed. s
QUEEN VIcroRlA gave a banquet at
Windsor Castle to celebrate the betrothal
Of Princess Marie Of Edinburg to Crown
Prince Ferdinand of Roumania. King
Charles of Roumania was among those
| present. f. >'83I 4 A.
A clerk was arrested in Paris for convey
ing government documents relating to
French defenses to Germany and italy.
He accuses Capt. Borup, military attache
Of the United States legation, ofcomplicity,
which charge the captain denies.
| DISPATCHES from Brunn say that about
100 strangers are in the city to attend the
festival of the Austrian shooting societies.
The prizes are g. 500 silver medals, 200 gold
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07
CASUALTIES.
Drouth causes a famine in Texas.

Drouth causes famine in Texas.
DAuPHIN, a suburb of chicago. is food
ed and the situation is very serious.
FIFTEEN persons are killed by the rail-
road accident at Harrisburg Pa. A tele-
graph operator confesses responsibility for
the disaster and is arrested. -
AT Scotland, Conn, picnic party COM
posed of fifty ladies We're thrown from a
vehicle by runaway. Not one Of them
escaped injury and three of them may
die.
WILLIAM S. PRAGUE and wife of Mil
waul1ee who were visiting in Williamatic,
Conn.,, were thrown from their carriage by
frightened horses recently and both seri-
ously injured. In Mrs Prague's case seri-
Gus results are feared. s:.r.
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07
PERSONAL,

Prof ]. F. McELRoY Of Lansing, Mich,
inyents system of fighting railway cars by
electricity.
PRINCE PIN of Siam who is studying
naval matters in the Danish navy arrived
at New York incognito on the Hecla. The
prince will 60 to Chicago to arrange for
the Danish naval display at the fair.
SIR WILLIAM A11KEN, professor of
pathology in the medical school at Wet
ley, England, is dead. Sir William was
the author of many medical works. in one
of which he expounded for the first time
in an English text book Of medicine the
use of the thermometer as means of de-
termining the temperature of the body in
cases of fever. 7.-.. -...... I..
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07
THE RAILROADS.

R. BURD1cK has been appointed to. sue
ceed P. w. Conley as passenger and
freight agent of the Santa Fe at Mime
apolis
J. J. ELLIS has been appointed master
mechanic of the Omaha to take effect from
July 1. He will succeed Matthew Ellis,
his brother, who has been compelled to re-
tire through illness.
Drexel, Morgan & Co., haye declined to
undertake the reorganization OF the Rich.
mond Terminal, as they do not find it
practicable to harmonize the various in
terestS involved. "a
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07

THAT is strange species of patriot
ism which CLUES men to the bulletin
boards and makes them forgetful OF
business, family, and even the dinner
hour. And yet there is the excuse OF
excitement. The man as he watches
the returns is like unto the horse in
Job: "He smelleth the battle afar off,
the thunder OF captains, and the
shouting"
The Princeton union., 1892-07-07

A SMALL cabinet containg an alarm
clock, a three candIe-power lamp, a
medical coil and a gaslighter, all oper-
ated by electricity from four cells Of
dry battery, is among the novelties
recently devised. If, in addition to
these little details, it would only rock
the baby, feed the canary and lick
postage stamps, it would have a place
in every Office and home.