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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29

were fought, Williams being terribly pun
ished and the fight was awarded TO Jones.
The police arrived just after the mill was
over and the principals and spectators had
disappeared.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29
A YOUNGSTOWN Prix. FIGHT.

YOUNGSTOWN, July 2s-Jack Williams and
"Di" Jones, two well-known ironworkers,
between whom there has been bad blood e1-
listing for some. time, this evening fought
prize fight according to prize ring rules
near this city Tor 800 side. Fifteen rounds
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29
Tho Gxms We're Beaten.

ALLIANCE July 2s.-The East End Gyms, OF
Pittsburg. were defeated by the Alliance
team here to-day by a score of II to 2. Bat
teries-Gyms. Gumbert and Haller; Alliance,
Wichelm and Allen.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29

ST. y,ouis. 2-Baltimore. L

BALTIMORE, July 2s,-The st. Louis tried a
new pitcher by the name of Hawke who had
achieved a great reputation among amateurs
ana he pitched great ball. Weather clear,
Attendance SIG Score.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29

Have You a Vacant Room

And wish n tenant for 1t? Then do as
hundreds of others have done-advertise it in
the To Let Rooms Ccnta- ord advertising
columns of The Dispatch.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29
THE STATE LEAGUE.
At Danville-

At Danvie-
Wilkesbarre. re..................0 IS
Danyille e.....................0 o.
Hits-Wilkesbarre, IL: Danville. 6. Errors
Wfkesbarre. 2: Danvie, 4. Batteries-Nenafee
and Cote: Rhodes and Fox.
AT Scanton-
Scranton ................2 o.
Altoona .................l ) -
Hits-Scranton, q; Altoona. IL. Errors-Scran-
ton. IL; Altoona. 2. Batteries-Swift and ketrick;
Hodson and Flanagan.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29
DIED..

WALKERS FAMILY SOAP contains no free
alkali, and will not injure your clothes
HWB
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29
LOTS OF MISTAKES,
More Poor Work by Our Slug
gers Gives the Phil
lies a Victory.
THE FIELDING WAS BAD.
Captain Burns Says He Is Still Mana
ger and Will Remain So.
THE REDS DOWN THE CHAMPIONS.
Johnny Wards Team Easily Defeated by
the ClevelandS.
ALL THE BASEBALL NEWS OF INTEREST
THE REDS DOWN THE CHAMPIONS.
ALL THE BASEBALL NEWS OF INTEREST

PHILADELPHIA, July eS-Knell, lat
of she Washington club, pitched his frs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29
Cincinnati, s-Bostop, 2.

Boston, July, 2S-The Cincinnatis won
game from the champion to-day by lucky
hitting, The attendance was light. Score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29

New York, 7-LouisviIIe, o.
NEW YORK, July 2s.-The New York team
played a perfect game to-day, defeating the
Louisville team easily. Weather scorching.
Attendance, l,030. Score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29

7 q.
| Sepecial race. IS. co., Nancy Hanks to beat the
regulation track record. Time. :33!5, l:07H. lao.
2:l3.
Special g. 5OO against the worlds team record
Relle Hamlln and Globe. Time, "a, 1:07, 1:40A,
| 2:3H
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29

Baltimore. o o.
ST. Louis. 90 o. o -
SUMMARY-Two-base hit-Stovey. Stolen bases
-O'kOurke, 2; Crooks, Carroll. Double plays
Crooks ana Werden: IIalligan and Stricken. First
base on bals-Baltlmore 2; st. Louis, 3. Struck
out-By Vickery. 4: Hawke, 4. Time of game
One hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-McQuaid.
Cleveland, 7-Brookiyn, 2.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Clevelands had
an apparently easy time In defeating the
Brooklyns to-day. Attendance, 2,09l Score:
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Lyons hit by batted ball.
Louisville. .......:..........o o o co
SUMMARY-Earned runs-New York. 5; Louis
willie. G. Two-base hits H. Lyons. Doyle,
O'Rourke. Stolen bases - Burke. 2; Doyle, 8.
Double plays-Pfeffer and Whistler: Fuller, Burke
and BoJle. First hAse on balis-Of Rusie. 3; off
Sanders, o. Struck out-By Rusie, 6; by sanders.
.. Passed balls-Grim, .. Time of game One
hour and 35 minutes. Umpire-E. Crane.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29

Chicago. 6-washington, 4.
WASHINGTON, July 2S-Chicago defeated
Washington to-day by better batting while
neither team fielded up to the average.
Attendance S95. Score:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15

In 1887 Gen. Jackson, in ms fare
we'll address, said Congress has
no right under the Constitution to
take money from the people, unless
IL is required to execute some one of
the specific powers intrustcd to the
government; and II they raise more
than IS necessary for such purposes,
IT IS an abuse Of the power Of taxa
tion, and unjust and oppressive.
That sounds very much like .hc
Democratic platform Of to-day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15

This is Inc way Bob Burdette ad-
dresses himself to all but tcetotalers
and Kccly institute graduate. "My
homeless friend with chromatic
nose, Will you are stirring up tie
sugar in ten cent glass Of gin. let
me give you fact to wash dowa
with it, You may have longed for
years for the free independent life
Of the farmer, but have never been
able TO get money enough together
to buy a farm. But that is Just
whore you are mistaken. For some
years you have been drinking n
good improved farm at the rate OF i
hundred square feet nt culp. II
you dYub' This statement figure it
ont yourself Al acre OF land con-
tains 1850 'q1re feet. Estimat-
ing fpr convenience the land at
$l3.jj un lcre, you will see that it
brings the land to just one mill per
sGus"n fp,t; one cent for ten
squire feet. NV pour d ,wu the
i'ry dose. ard i'm ginc YOU a~e
swallowing strawberry p tch.
Cdl in fye Of your fionds aud
hn'c them b lp you gup down that
300 Z OF g.rdcn. Get on pro-
.ougcI spree some dly anil see how
'oug 10 requires 90 swallow pasture
@ud enough 90 feed COW. Put
down tlt g.'ss o. gin; there is
.lwt in it 800 fret or good, rich
trt, worth $3.50 per acre"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15
DIRECTORY.
state omcials.

Goveruor--A. Brooks Fle'aing, Marion County
sscrctary Of State--W. N. Ohley Marion 90
ksditor- Patrick r. Duty, Webster Co.
Freasurer-Whliam L. Thompson. Cahell Co
kstornev General Alfred Caldwell Ohio Co.
fnpt. OF Schools-B. 5. Morgan. Monongalia
|snty.
llu'ant GeIeral--B. n. oxlcy. Kanawha 60.
Pate Librarian -t'hlrle Iitgtn. Marion Co.
r. Narshal-H. =. White. Marshall county
frivlte Scc'y 20 Gov.-Jas. Ewing Ohio county
Thief clerk Auditors Oficc-Wm. \. Cracraft
Ser'y States q hce--B w Taylor
SuDt Schools' " - L. Cork
Treasurer +" r. r .Hcrnduu
Adlt. Gen. = :" Tho. J Grass.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15

There is young man I'm Wash
ingiou county, with n sweetheart
whose parents gave her q good horse
TO quit hun. She quit and got the
horse. After awhile the parents
took a liking to the young man and
gave their daughter another horse
TO rciustaie him. She dil 80 and
has the horse. The result is they
will have % good team TO start with.
Eachougc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15
RHODA RAGLAND.

was the morning after shiloh,
Way down in Tennessee.
was cruisin' round ameng the woods
friend Of mine and the.
When seed a little maiden
Who Sas settiu' on a gun.
That was busted at the nozzle
From the work that IL had done.
She had throw'd a bit of banner
Acrost her golden head
An when / as el her for her name,
She laughed and then she said
MY name Is Rhoda Raglan.
An I'm wLitin' don't you see.
For pap1y dear 20 come back here,
VII sompeu good for me-
I'VE was livin' In the cabin
In the clSriu over thar,
Whar the little oricG wcnt rattlin' by
So splrklin' an 50 clar
But now the waters muddy.
An ir, bloody, an' the banks
l. tramped. au' my posics
i jest ruined by them Yauks.
My pappy was a Shootin'
For the southern side YOU zee.
An its strange that he don't come back hero
with Sumpen good for me.
I'm gettin' jest as hawngry
A. I've hardly ever boon.
An the way my psppy stays away
is mighty nigh sin.
our cabins full OF huIted men.
They groaped the worsteSt way
They was hnr,ed In the battle
with we'uns yesterday
An their arms az legs bleelin',
u was SIGH er awful sight,
ldidu't sleep little wink
The live long night.
SO I've coma good Mr Yaulee,
To wait for pappy here
My mother went away TO Cod
Last winter was a year
An we was Twin all alone
In the cabin over thar
An why lac don't come back 10 ne
think IT., moustruus quar-"
She was a pooty Gve-yelr Old.
with eyes OF deepest blue,
An rosSy cGrls au' dimplcd cheeks,
VITA roses Ia 'em too.
had some little lids at home,
Just Ike TINS battle waig.
Aud now thanSed the Lord above
That they were well and safe.
\ minnie ball hal pierced my arm.
That lay nuw In "a sling
The hurt was iu.i a fe h.cut.
An the pain wa, "a snartish thing,
Bat had got IT fairly
An well enough knew,
The helpless arn would take me home
Within day VI two.
s" ! plead with Rh da Raglan
To 90 along with me,
An maybe We would End her pap
S"newhar in Tennessee
An yet know'I her father
Was away beyo.l lifc'. ,lls,
So tuck her 30 Kentucky
To my home among the hills.
We raj ei Ler jest as good an true,
A. Of she'd been our owu
Blood Of miue and mother,
And bone pf ous bple.
An She, been rs good "A daughter
As any Of the three.
An blessing 20 my homestead,
An Co mother an to me-
She's thirtysix, or iherea5outs.
can't exactly tell
Bui She married iu the ueghburhood
And married mOustrous well;
An she's got q little daughter.
That prdttle. 40 my knee.
An minds Inc heaps of Rhoda
Down at Shiloh don. you zoe.
VIII J.. Nisscher. IN Banner OF Gold.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15
THE EIGHTH ANNUAL REUNION
OF THE N.SOLDiERS OF
PRESTON COUNTY.

CAMP GEouND, Sept lst 1892.
The day was pleasant, which no
doubt caused the comrades to O lther
carrier in the day than is customary.
George III. Thomas Post of Tun.
Melton, was on the Ground by
eight o'clock, a. m, also many
other comrades and visit RS from
other places. The tent holders OF
the Campmocting association re-
maincd OH the grounds. which
added much toward getting an
early start aud gave the veterans to
understand that they were welcome
guests.
At 10 o'clock, a. m, , temporary
organization was perfected by elect
ing Comrade Eugene higgins.
Commander, and Comradc Leroy
shaw, Secretary, and Comrado
Allen Sharp, assistant.
After music on tn, organ by Miss
Polling, Rev. c. Polling, Of the NJ.
l.. church, opened the services with
an eloquent and patriotic prayer
Music by Miss Polling and Prof
Baker.
Address Of welcome by Rev. II
G. Raycnscraft, Vice President
Tuanelton Camp-mcetiug Associa-
tion.
Music by the Thom lp Post Band.
On motion tho Commander
appointed Comrades Cornelius
PyIes and Comrade W. }. Wotring.
Mmshals, to act in concert with the
committee on arrangements, APP
pointed by Thomas Post.
BY request Of the comrades, Prof.
J. NJ. Baker rendered +" Marching
Through Georgia - and " Colum-
bia, " on the organ, assisted by Miss
Polling, and the comrades in the
chorus.
Adjourned to meet at one o'clock
p. IN.
Net pronptly as per adjourn
mcnt.
Comradc EI Stafford was called
for, who responded, making an
earnest talk to the boys.
Music BY the Band.
Rov. Will Scott, Of Rowl,sburg,
being solicited to speak, consented
TO make sholt talk. The speech
was a ringing one.
Music by the band.
ComradeJ B. McGinuis respond
ed TO Che call Of the comrades in q
neat speech, which was indeed full
fanny life.
Comradc WIN. Core g1vc n talk.
The comrade stated that while the
organization Of which Ire was
member did NOT e,c,oo -, borl
fougbt battles within gco,G,oo,l
routine duty ncrrormod v,. s,,h
th,t probtblv tbc mo, n bis roc;
mont were as much broken i'm
health as those who fonobt mo,y
b,t.Ios
Comr,de ! = Erv,n r.vtc,t,r
taincd the c5mradas yi,b 81 rr,,,;
cal talk.
.Jobn Brown - ON fine or,,p no
Prof Baker ioipcd in cloros 10
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Lines on the Death OF ~. D. Adamr

written f.r the ARGUS.
Night falls on noon, "A night like that
Which day brings 10 the blinded bat:
Aud heavens font Of out poured lizht
Seems wore by far. than dcnscst night.
Noon falls ON night, such noon A. shanes
Tue glowing stars to hide their fame
And hetyen's font Of out poured light
Shows day triumphant over night
a. ". FEEDEutcK
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15
EoIse of h.iegaics.

East Siic-Dr. NJ <. Brytc, Rruceton.
West Side-Amos H,rtler, MdsoutOwn.
Sherig g-Dan'el II. Jackson.
DoDuties -Iu'ius *. Monroe. EinCwonl valley
nj PiclSnnt !. w. Crisis Lyon !. q. LaufH.
'niun: r.. T. IIalway. Reno; e T.. CupFeU,
rant: DOrscy FOrpan Portland.
Clerk Circuit Court John " Watson.
CLERK County Court. AMI Martin.
Prosecnting Attorney-Neil !. Foginey
County srPveyor--A. r. McNiilen.
s,,5... NJ Sch pOls-W =. -. G)aley.
AsseS Ssor East Siic. Glhr.ei Pnllia'n.
West side, John = Perkins.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15

First District--John o. Pcndleton, Wheeling
|Iio County.
Secon District--Wilian l.. Wilson, Charles
|wn. Jefferson co.
Frhiri Dlstrirt-Iohn ID. Anderson. Nicholas G.
/. Nicholas County.
|Fou; n District--J james Capehart, Point Pleas
ht. Mason county
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15

Will certain Democratic news.
papers p'cas' cease to worry about
one W. 81 . Dawson? Dawson is
% useful man. lie once came near
splitting thc Republican party OF
Preston wide open WeizsI Domo.
cr0f
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15

= "a J. Jack ssn. Pdr'Ser,bury. wood Co
erz i. Y. Moore. Clar<sburg, Harrison O..
=. Di3triut Att'y-3. G. Sturyiss Morgan
town. MOnongalia county.
Ist. Dist. Attorneys 3. c. Burlett Charles
ton, Kan twha county. ana Z. \ Elliott.
kingwood, Preston county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15
THE B0WSERS.
The Famous Husband Buys Gro.
quet Sot And They Play With
The Usual Rs-ult.

"What was in that box which
came mp this afternoon ?" qacwel
Mrs. Bowscr as Mr.. Bows,r came
home the other evening.
"That box? Mrs. Bowser did
you ever hear of game of croquct. ="
" You haven't bought croquyt
sct?"
" lIayon'tI? In about half aa
hour FROM now I'll be proving 60
you that what YOU don't know
about cruquct would make large
book. Mrs. Bowscr. I've got tired
Of your Dragging about how you
used to beat every ono in four
counties"
" But | never Dragged, and you
know we hadn't been married but
eight days whom"
When what? We started in to
play II game of croquct, but You
were SO bound aud determined TO
beat me that walked off. Yes, |
remember all about it, and want
70 giyc vor , l,uIo r,;,,.r ~ .,,,
can't play fair, don't play at all.
Pm sorry You brought the set
home. Couldn't you take it back
.op1 I,,,,,, - r,. Iti..l. -,
".S,rYyl Clo,bosIinc, WI,
on o,rfb i no ,no,,,r w;u u,, :,
l,,s r,t to IN - rr.,, n. - ,
old married nconlo IiI.c r.. o.,,,t ao
ont and knock - rew n,in,,1 l,.n.
around tbo ward wi,bont ou',i,,,
each others lhr,,ts oyer ~ W.,
moy a.t ma1 In, ~
simply want to take somc Of ,ba
brag on. Of Won
1t was with many m;s,iyi,a.,h.t
Mrs. Bowser donnod bcr bst ord
assisted to sct nm ,bo orcbos NJ.
Bowser an tbe co,tr,rv m.s rnm
~ ,I '"a'' anu "n''c'P"''oh'
'", go p'o" oi l'"r couh.'eS,
" W. " so' ''ou' 'nH' II /
~" "''' 70" o"' ol S's"O III inns
s'"'' ~" 80" 80, o'"'' &c" ne" hatS
"BotIfIbc beat Won vonIr.
- D''C you Y'"
'''.''' .No' " "'"' III
nv ,'''' So'' 0' " man as you
''5 ~ "'1" '5 mus me -
,.,'H, , IN ''.'y "'' eve" P'".'' your
I,'i - Wv "''| '',C '',' "'S' S"o''
':'' o'' ''o% VIM are }""
~ -, wa '' 0''' ''on's az once
''' ,,.,
~ W " "2'' to' H'ofY
pay : ''.'"ea '''' ',cNt' u ha can
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15
sa,rsne coar: OF App ais.

iniel D. Lucas, Prest, jefferson Co.
vary Branuon. Lewis Co.
w. Eagiish. Mason O..
|oner ". Holt. Grecubrier Co.
). Long. CLERK. Kama awha 90
'fre-l Caldwell. Reporter. Ohio Co.
Pnvepes At chlrleyt sa Second Welues tny In
|atry Wheeling. drst Wednesday in Juue
Fle5town. trSt Weiaesiay In September
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-15
CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings OF the September Term
Continued From Last Week.


were admitted to practice law in
this court.
State vs.. John j. Stewart misde-
meanor, confessed and fined $40
aud costs.
State VS.. Sanford Stewart misde.
meanor. confessed and fucd $40
and costs.
J. NJ. Crane and wife VS.. W. 4.
llazon ct al suggested debtors of
b. l.. Lung. Garnisheers ordered
to pay plaintiff $Gi95 and costs.
State ", Lewis G.. Ford, rule dis
charged.
State VS.. John S. Pulliam felony.
BY consent Of the court confessed
to an assault and fined $50 and
costs.
State vs.. Elijah Kendhick, No.
,; confessed to a fine of s. and
costs, assault and battery.
Mallissa Wilhelm VS.. Sam.
Strawser. bastardy ; dismissed on
motion of plaintiff.
State VS. Sam. Strawser. misde-
''''nor confessed ana hned 80
and costs.
State vs.. Frank Dawson, mlsdc-
.n'l'o'' .' NO i confessed ana hned
sou ana COSTS
0',"e V', s'"'"' NO. confessed
anu "ho" % ana costs
0."'e VS. Me-" Bower NO. !;
con con ''s',e 10 Il" assault ana ined
''o an" COSTS
9'.'e s. Nh'7' Coz' a. confessed
,nu "nco 80 ana costs and con
""eu III county jan X hours.
"'.''' vs. On'"' H. i'areW' m'sd'-
'0 ''''', jury !e'''c'' FIheu 80
''" o"S'S' MS Is ah appear from
"1 I""s,ne"' oi Il justice
D'" 'o.,"" VS. "''mof . H'mill,
'S'"" I''' continued oy consent.
IT. ~ Drown vs. geo sinclair
- a. "S'"''is"' u'"'h oI the
"'i'''u"'i'' suggested
"'"' NF""e vs. 'ohh l. AShhy,
"VSP'sS'
same vs. Onas' ;. "hlte' tres
l"'s' o'"'''lu'" u"''i hcNt term
"'"'' ''. hn9'he "floo''' misde-
'''""o' Il. 'n'S Term ) confessed
anu "heu - ana costs
'oS'P' l'''""y' n'''Ve OF Ger
many 'ooN out naturalization
r-.,;,,, ' So o,0.'''' . ''''N'" % l'''
Tn ,m'.
,;,l 10 '''S "''e "'scon-
... g.. w." I'''""' "'''e
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st,,o n y - ,l' lS'Ol' sumo
O.. ,... 'i'"''' S'"'e'
s,,no C,,t, ,'' ~ N', 49, ,oNa' y o. -
do,,.,,,o. ~ ~ "'
So. -. 1""'0 " ,"' 80
81 -; = %'0'''
u,a '"' 90
Is.hnr, IIa ~ '''I"o
r., ="
f,oa, ,I,, .,,.',p. ~, '''' '''' ''"''
v;o,,a.,,, a,; =,
VI 70 )"
a.. aI.1 '"' 6'''
Iao.i. g..;,l ,,n.
dooroo fan.,Ia " '''"''
p. "o'''""' " sons Vs. DahieI
-" "'i 20 "'', ''scop ''h"eu'
AoI'i'n "ofdeh admr. ys.
h'Iz'octh Gordon ct al. Order
referred TO j. A. Jackson, com.
j. II. Carroll admlx. W. Isaac J .
Wbetsell ct al. Referred In ! \
.J,cl son
Trustees for w.sIoy chanel u
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Conr:s Coayenc.

Cirenit Curt March y, September !, ana
ccenbcr ~.
coUty Court First Monday iu January, April,
ily aud October.
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CnnS,Aaics.

Kngwoai District, j. l.. stone. Joseph \.
ihodes.
Nalley-A. 7. DeBerrv. r. nIruc' Dixon.
Ivon-T. w. Criss william i}. Tnv'or.
Reno---Ben =. Wool wl~l. Stnl w Bnwnau.
portlan l-W'n. \. McG'nuis, T.. q. Martin.
Union -floyd q. Shlder. George Gcissmuu.
7leaSant-.Tames y. Fullner.
Graut William Z. -. Miller.
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s.ale Nenators -Ele,cnlh Dls.r:et.
iulgc, Thlrl Jp i;claI D,Strict.

William q. worley. KngNvood. Preston co.
hlpieus Garrison, Munongalia Go.
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rnitea states scasiors.
Members ofCongrsss.

hn,le. J. FaulkHer, Martinsburg, Berkley
inty.
ohs Z. Kenna, Charleston. Kanawha County
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Kingwoai, Joseph ". Gcdwln. Simeon Mat.
bnglv.
Valley, Dave q. Zinn. Holm y StrahIn.
LYON James McG.ee ID wi | =. Gibson,
Reno. n, II. Wheeler. r. ". Su-N 1ers.
Pnrtlnnh. y -hn w. HiII, \. q. Mason.
.juion. Je CSC W Shaffsr IuliuJ ScherT
Pleasant Levi Y. Miller. ~. w. Martin.
Jrant, w. u. McGibbons. Alpha Hagans
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"H frts EHtTH ~ ItNtAI UtNNFINIs
poseph r. uoke, KinL 70 d Preston County.
CON SStONERs IN CIANCERY.
y. j. Gro IN. -. ". wotrins James A
lcksou aud ell j. F0rtnay.
REC sivER OF THE COURT.
|Col James W. Brown
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
| CoHHIsstoNEHs CorSry COURT.
t(ingwoOA. LEROY shaw president
Reno. Moses Il. sinclair
! y.von. Reason \ Pcll.
alley. Mason WatSon.
,irant Samuel 4. Conner,
Pheasant. Ben A. Conner.
3 ortanl, r. ID. Benson.
1 nion, Page II McCru,n.
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Town Oiuci1lSs
Mavor-Gus y. shaner
Recorder--James W. White.
TJwl Sergeant James w. Flynn
d,ornciI-u.n-'y g Nrrtfn Jnlius Monroe
Henry w. MurdOck, Wilbur Posten and George
WilliamS.
Societies
Rnights ~ Pvihlas-LoGgc meets every Tuca-
day evening ~ their hall over y. W. Blakcr's
store NJ T:31 O'Clock.
Inieoenfem orlor ~ oid Foilows--Iodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall In
Bishops Block at S.e1 O'Clock.
G1lden iiule Encaq9ne1t No. 30, T. .. ~. r.
meets First aud Thrd Monday evening ~
each month, In the odd Fellows Hall over the
posto1ice.
The Indebonlent orlerof Good Templars
Lotge meet every Frilay evening, iu the I. .
q. p. HUl. ~ 80 o'ciork.
King Phiiip Tribc Np. i1 Irpryyc1 order ~
Rcl Wen meets every wednesday evening af
8, oclec't IN The knights Of Pythas Hail over
Blakos's store.
Churches.
Presbyte,isn Church rev. II. NJ Ramsey,
Pastor
Services Preaching every SUNDAY at f0f7 p
N. and n. u. Payer Ncctiu0 cvrry WCducf.
dty evening. sunday school ~ . o. in,
NJ Y church REV w Rider. Pastor
Services Fre1china every Suniry at i0.31n m.
Msoti1R1 g. N. Young F0it, Nestingat Gi5 p.
n Prayer 1eeting every Thursday evening AZ
VI, r Church Roy H1bort 8 smith Pastor
seryicss-P Preaching Fourth sunday in each
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o'eph T. noke, KIM ec a,Preston County.
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