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Are You In This?

Some 20 to church on prayer intent,
In quest of soulful consolation
Some TO display their worldly te1t,
Ana fashions late-; DIS ensotiou;
Some lend the knee 20 orr heus.
Aud go to hear tho qn3ytctto choir:
While some bow down tn Morpheus,
Regardless Of prcdestincd FIRE;
Some seek the sanity parsuu young,
Aud g) TO gaze. and. gazing. love;
some. scoursed by Mrs. Gvundy's tongue,
To prove their treasure Is above.
But atteai the hl'lowed shgluo
For better reasons you'il acrca-
My swee.hclrrs pew Is next 70 mine.
And when she prays she niles az me.
-ph.adel yhia Record
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4" OLE LFAEY.O

SO Ch'rIcs Dulley Warmer happily
terms California, and for winter
rcsnrt that glorious state is without
% peer. The dry pnre Dir. soft and
Jalmr, is ioy for the strong man
rd % wonderful strcngjhcucr for
.he wcaS and suffering. The
arrangements for this fsll and
winter tour, via. Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific systems. arc per
fec,. The journey being made with
the greatest case and comfort.
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the unreIentlng foe OF free thought.
1t knows of no liberty Of concience
except the liberty to think as Re
publican bosses dictate.
The Republican party has boou
the unrelenting Zoe of free speech.
1t knows of no liberty Of speech
except the liberty to speak for tho
Republican party.
The Republican party has been
the unrelenting foe of free ballot.
1t has no knowledge OF a free ballot
except the liberty to vote the Re.
publican ticket.
The Republican party has had no
idea OF patriotism except that Of
loyalty to the Republican party.
The Republican party for a
quarter of century has never been
on the right side Of any great polit.
zeal question. 1t has known no
lilnclnleS but spolls.
The Republican party has offered
up on the affairs of lust for Office,
before the shrine OF Bacchus, a mil.
lion and a haif of souls in the last
quarter Of century.
The Republican party has sold
out the poor and the toilcrs OF the
country to the monopolies and the
milIlonajrs in exchange for office.
and robbed the producers Of the
country of untold billions Of their
hard earnings and established a
plutocratic aristocracy more odious
and dcspotic than the aristocracy Of
Europe.
The Republican party had been
so long in power that it had grown
30 believe. that it was the govern
mcmt, that it owned the country
and that a word said against the
"'pu"llcan party was treason to
the nation. aud that no man had
night to live, move or think i'm this
country unless he had special per
nit from the Republican party.
Tho Republican party for a
quarter Of century, IN order that
It might reye! in the possession of
'he Offices. has strlyen to prevent a
true union Of the States and has
been engaged ina reasonable effort
to kccp rent ia sectional differences
the nation for the pcrpriuation Of
which so many hund'ed thousand
good men laid down their lives.
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WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN!

Trades Union.
Who killed Cock Roblni
I said Bill Mac.
With ny tariff PACK,
Killed Cock Robin.
Who Killed Cock Roblnf
], SAID Boss Reil.
By the labOring breed
Iki,.ed COcE Robin.
whi killed Cock Rol!nH
l, ~ail jim Blaine
The people complain
And said Kill Cock Robin.
who Killed Cock RobluY
], sail reel lrOcity,
Mixed with tar,N feroclty--
l killel Geek Robin.
who killed. Cock RybinS
We. answer the masses.
IOu took us for ssEes.
And We Killed Cock Robin.
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Knute Nelson, the new Governor
elect Of Minnesota, was born IN
Norway, and was six years old when
he came 10 this country.
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Sylvester Critchlow, the frst Of
the Homestead strikers tried for
murder, was acquitted by the jury.
The case against him was said TO
have been the strongest the prose
cution expected to present.
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DIRECTORY.
State omeials.

ecver~r-A. Brooks Fleming, Marion County
essrstary OF State-W. II. Ohley. Marion Co.
Aaditor- Patrick r. Dufy. Webster Co.
frszsursr-Willia'n L. Thompson. Cabcl Co.
Attsrnsv General-Alfred Caldwell. Ohio co.
Asst. Attorney Gen'i--O. ID. Cook, Ohio county.
sspt. of SchoOls-B. 5. Morgan, MOnon salia
unty.
Atjutant Genoral-B. n. Oxley, Kanawha Co.
etate Librarian-Charles Uagln. Marion Co.
y. 3. Narshai-u. ). White. Marshall county.
Private Scc'y TO Gov jas Ewing, Ohio county
oSisf clerk Auditors ONce-Wm. A. Gracratt.
Sec'y states Odice-B w. Taylor.
Supt. schools " -. =. Cork.
Trelsurers R THerudon.
Allt. Gen.'s -ThOsJ Grass
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Mrs. Lillian Emerson, widow Of
Tie late Ralph Waldo Emerson. the
poet philosopher. died last week
and Was buried at Concord, y. H.,
beside her hus band.
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Logan-L. s. Chambers, D.,
Logan p. o.
Marion--John II. Brock. D.,
Glovcr's Gap +; Clarence l.. Smith
D., Fairmout.
Marshall-Gcorgc B. Games. r..
Rosby's Rock Il. p. Bowman, r.,
Welcome.
Mason--J p. Austin. r., Red
Mud II. }. Greer r., Flat Rock.
Mcrccr-II Nj. Shumate, D.,
Concord Church.
Miucral-n. Clay. Shaw, r..
Monougalia-Jamcs NJ. Alder.
son, r., Cross Roads.
Monroe-A. S. johnson, D.,
Union.
Nicholas-F. L. Mc0cc, d.,
Nicholas c. II.
Ohio--I w. ImhoF, D., c. w.
Brockunicr, d., j. B. Wilson, d..
NJ. J O'Kane, D., Wheeling.
Pcndlcton--Petcr Harper, D.,
Harmon p. O., Randolph county.
Plcasants-R. G. lammctt, D..
SaIama.
Pocahontos-J. p. Mooman, D..
Grccnbnnk.
Prcston-C. Hartmeycr, r..
Bruceton Mills; II. A. Hartley,
r., Masontown.
Putnnm-W. ". Thomas. D.,
Winfield.
Ralcrgh-I.C. Prince, D., ,Ralcrgl,
G. II.
Ri,ch,c-J. Nj Mckinney, r.
Blacks Run.
Roanc-W. b. Hon, D., Spencer
Summcrs-B. p. Shumatc, d.,
Pipestown.
T"yIor-s Samuel H. Gramm, r.,
Fcttermnn.
Tylcr-Stcphen @. Pyle, T..
Brarsyillc.
Upshur-A. b. Clark, r., Buck
hannon.
Waync-P III, Wilson, d.. Enic;
". 4. Workman, D., Echo.
Wctzcl--C. J. Iayclle, D.,
Uuiontown.
Nirt--ll G. Trout, D.. Newark.
Woods. i. S,aplctou, r., Par.
kcrshurg James Hunter, r.,
Valley Mills j. G. Kimcs, Il
Oren.
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bherfd-Daniel Z. JACK kson.
Dsruties Julius X Monroe Kingwoad, VALLEY
M Pleasant: I. W. criss, Lyon: J. o. LantZ
Gallon: X. Z. Hanway, Reno; X. K. Cuppett
Grant Dorsey Forman Portland.
Clea'f Circuit oJHrt-Tohn w Watson.
Clerk County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting AttOrney-Neil J. FOrtney
Qonnty survsyor--A. r. McMillen.
Sali. Of Schosls-WTa 81. Conley.
AS-elsor -Rast side Gabriel Pullian.
West side, John 5. Perkins.
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Miss Ella 4. Knowles was elect
ed Attorney General Of Montana at
the late election. This looks like
giving the girls a chance.
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O1nSiahIcs.

Klls rod District, j. l.. stone, Joseph T
Rhojes
VALERA j. De2erry, Emanuel Dixon.
Lyon-I. W. CrisS. william r. TAYLOR.
Reno-Ben r. woodward Srnl W Bowman
Portland-Wrn. A. NcGlnuis. r.. G. Martin.
Union LLOYD G. Shafer, George GelSsnau.
Pieasant-Jaunos p. Fullner,
GfAnt-Eiliiam L d. Miller
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There is some difference Of opln-
ion as to whether Senator Frye's
bill providing for a comprehensive
system Of commercial enmity to
Canadian interests is bluff made
at the request Of the administration
or whether il really cmbodics tho
Senator's sentiments on the subject.
The dPItalion about that old treaty
With England prohibiting var.
ships on the Great Lakes is in the
same category.
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DELEGATE DISTRICTS.

Fir8t-Brooke and Hancock
countics-Snmucl Atkinson, r.,
Brooke county.
Socond.-Tylcr a2d Wctzel-M.
W Burgess, r., Lone 1roc, Tyler
county.
Third Brazton and Cloy-Gcorgr
Good, D., Strange Creek, Braxton
county; Richard Shelton, D.,
Lizomorc, Clay county.
Fourth-Lcwis and Webster
VIM. E. Lively. D., Weston, Levi.
county; Ballard p. Conrad, d., Adj.
olson, Webster county.
FIfth-Randolph and Tucker
6. II. Dmicls. d., Beverly, Ran
doIph county Lloyd II,usford,
ID" Parsons, Fucker county.
Sixrh-Grant aud IIardy-M. W
Gamble, D., MoorcGcId, Hardy
county.
Scycnth--JclTcrsom Berkeley and
Morgan-John W. BrosIus, D.,
Inncock, Maryland ". II. Har.
Ian, D..
Eighth Mcdowell and Wyo.
ming Albert W Cook r.. To,tcn,
McDCwcll county.
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a. 5. Gvaldcn has been appoint
ed gauger Mt the Hlnnasyillc distil-
lery, vice U. S. G. Pi,zcr, resigned.
Mr.. Goulden was formerly an cdi.
tor Of the Nariinsburg HsraR.
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Eoards orRaucatIor.

NJ c Feather. President
... ,,t..,, Capt. J. r. .MurdocE, Sc.
sa'AS"OOa O"''iS'' J DR.. M.TPuweu
NJ. &. Gibson.
RI. F. Cosun, Pres.
DR.. J. A. Cox, Sec.
'NeO j. *. Loar.
Nicholas PostOn.
(T. VI. ClaTton. Pres.
=. ID. J. Gibson. Sec.
spoo Geo. G. Shaw
Isaac Jackson.
(J.N Baker Pres.
A. William Loughridge, Sec
h~S~ W. A. Watson.
w. y. stafford.
(JaoOb 7 gusemar. Pros
-. W. AZ. Shafer Scc'Y.
samuel y. FreeiGnd.
{ e.. &. Lee.
,Julius scherr Pres.
49,. Llovd Shafsr. Sec.
/ Y T. King.
Charles r. Lavvton.
~ J Martin. Pros.
va. ". n. RINGER. Soc.
F'So~~H' VIM G. Ringer.
T. w. Hartman
fJos q. Arnold. Pros.
~. ". Chfoster. 500.
s~~s w. " Wolfe
lAsa X. Frazoo.
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William O'Conuor, champion
oarsmAn Of America. died ut Tor.
onto, Ont, Of typhoid fever.
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Magistrates.

xhnzWosl, Joseph ". Gcdwln. Simeon Mat.
tInRly.
Valley, Pave G. Zinn. John ". Strahin.
Lyon, James NcGse. David J. Gibson,
Reno, H. n. whcoler. T. II. sun ners.
Portlaul J shn w. Hiil, A. q Mason.
Union, Jesse W Sh9nsr. Julius Snherr.
eleasant, Levi r. Miller, d. " Martin.
afAnt, W. X. AcGibbons. Alpha Iagans.
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Courts Convene.

sasext conrt-MarGb p. September !, and
Dsoanber II.
County Court First Monday In January, April,
July aRa October.
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SENATORS ELECTED NOVEMBER
s, 1892.

Q, lNt-.
First Senatorial District-Wm.
II. Tarr, d., Wcllsburg, Brooke
County.
Sccond--J. IL. Furbec, r., Man.
nington, Marion.
Third-Geo. r. Farr, r., West
Union, Doddridgc.
Fourth-lI. G. Henderson, d. .
Wllliamstown, Wood.
Fifth-Sylvester Hardman, D..
Hartman, Roane.
Sixlh-Jamcs II. Stewart, D.,
Raymond CITY, Putnam.
Scvcnth-Wm. u. Mahood. u.
Princeton, Mercer.
Eighth-Wm. Haynes, d. Stocl,
Yards, Summers.
Nnth-John z. Peck, D..
Nicholas c. H.. Nicholas.
Tcnth-Cyrus II. Scott, D. Bcy-
rrIy, Randolph.
Elcyenth-Wll'iam G. Worlcv,
r.. Kingwood, Preston.
Twolflh--John b. Finley, D.,
Parsons, Tucker.
Thrtccnth-Robcrt Earl, d.
Charles Town, Jefferson.
HoLD.oyER SENATORS.
First Senatorial Distuct-N. j..
Whitaker, r., Wheeling.
Second-D. a. Dorsey, D.,
Moundsyillc.
Third-William Morris, D., Mid.
dlcbourne, Tyler.
Fourth-Orlando Hardman, d. =,
Granisyillc, Calhoun.
Ifih-Rankru Wiley, Jr.. d.,
Point Pleasant, Mason.
Sixth-James II. Mmcum, D.,
Huntington, Cahcll.
Scyeuth-John A. Sheppard, d.,
Logan G. II. Logan.
Eighth---J. W. 81. Clair. d. ,
Fayetteville, Faycttc.
Nnth-C. G. Watts, D., Charles
ton, Kanawha.
Tcnth-D. W. Gdl, D., Phil
ippi, Barbour.
Elcycmth-Alphcus Garrison, II.
Peddlcr's Run, MonongIlIa.
TweIflh-Solomon Cunningham,
d., Upper Tract, Pcnd!cton.
Observation-Disclosures Parks,
D., Maitinsburg, Bcrklcy.
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TIE LEGISLATURE.
WuICu EISE ASSEMBLE Al
CHARLES SON EOtE THE
COMING SESSION.
The Democrats viii Rave Twenty.
Seven Majority on Joint Ballot.
A Complete List, with
Members Address.

y summary Of the situation shows
that of the thirteen hold over Sena-
tors the Democrats have eleven and
the Republicans two. OF the Sen.
atcrs-clcct, the Democrats have ten
aud the Republicans three. In the
House the Democrats have forty
ono ana the Republicans thirty
This gives the Democrats sixty.two
members on joint ballot and the
Republicans thirty.fyc, or Demo
cratic majority Of twenty seven.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

JAiss-T. JacEss1. Par<ersburg, Wood c..
elefx Y. Moore. Ciarksburg Harrison Co.
Q. =. Distriet Att'y-G. G. Sturgiss, Morgan
town. Aonongalia county.
Asst. Dist. Attorneys. {. Burdett Charles.
ton, KapIwha county, and L. :. Elliott,
Haywood. Preston county.
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NO TEARS
Will be Shed by Prohihi;ionists Over
Republican Defeat.

party of that State. 1t is q severe
arraignmvnt OF the late, (but not
amented) Republican party. and
We publish 1t foI the benefit Of the
Republican ProhIbitionist in this
county and also as an obituary
notice fer the late deceased 9. o. y. !
There is an old saying that we
should speak only good of the dead
and in general it is doubtless
usually well If We cannot find any
thing good to speak Of the dead to
AZ least keep silence concerning
them.
But when a corpse refuses to lie
still in its colin and allow itself to
be dccently buried. but persists in
rambling around among the com
mumty IN manner offensive TO
/ good taste and detrimental to the
health OK the people, old sayings
will have to stand aside and such
corpscs be referred to in language
that will not be misunderstood
The Republican party is dead
VIC .'''" \ '"''' Is u" uo"o' CON
'e' ''''S ''' ''c'' o"' '"c "'Puo''cHh
yarty refuses to accept graciously
the decree and divides it's time
"'' wy" o'l ,"S I"' sympathy
''''''''"S '"'Sf WA" nave """hc"
''' '''' ''"'"' " ~ !" "''"s aoou'
P'"'' al" nara ''''e' IN 'he com
"""''9 ~,
ne 1''P'o''c'a party waking
''"""" VIZ" us CONN on us BACK
'"'"' ''S 'nce 10 IT'S oiu historic
''.'''9' '"' 'o"'o'','n party ana
,"'S'S ''S VOICE III I"nt"'"''on L"
no" "hy we 40" / SymP''hiz,
"'.m '''
lie h'Puo''i'h party has Tor I"
s'"''"''oU o'eh supported by The
warm a"' l"''"'n' "trc'Ion ot I"
a'',' 'o"''''"'e ol 'hc best men the
! these men oro now woc,iro o,..., i,
coffin and honing boc,n'o of ~,
tremendous klckir, the cor,.c
kceps no that il may vct bo c,i,a
uizud into life agun. These good
/ people whose affections have been
so seriously INSTRUCTED now turn in
surprise and wonder hat the Prohi-
1i'ionists have no sympathy for
them and the defunct Republican
party
90 '"r as we nave been able to
observe froh'N'"onis's are she'd
'"5 Nv ''''' over '"s ''cC"s'o
.r...+ r't w. '"ry - "'.' ''"'e P,,'''5
o,t,or n,oro -, ,,.a has t.. - =,
,bcy f,;l.d >, h, n.L,..a,
.
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North Carolina foots up with an
official plurality of 3z.G05 for
Cleveland over Harrison. Clevc-
land received 1872, ,95l ; Harrison,
l00,34G Weaver, 4I,733, and
Bidwell, 1886.
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Tovu OmelsIs.

NarrP Gus j. sh2fer
peoord0T--Ja1ae ". White.
TOwn James W. FLYNN.
Coauailnea--W = Martin. Julius X Monroe
Henry W Nurdock, Wilbur Poston and George
A WillIans.
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f1rst District t-Jc.in o. Peudleton, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
Bstoai District--W william L. Wilson, Charles
town Jefferson Co.
Pslrd Distriut-John D. Anderson. Nicholas c.
H., Nicholas County.
Fourth District i anes Capehart, Poiat P;oas
ami, Mason county,
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uuitej states senators.
Members OfCsngress.

oas-is, J. FaulkAeS, hartiuSburg. Derkley
Johs r. Ksnna, Charleston. Kanawha County
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saprcne Coart or Appeals.

1aa,sl b. Lrcas. PreSt.. Jefferson Co.
Henry Branuon, LOWS Co.
}. W. E2siish. Mason 90.
Homer II Holt, GreeabTier Co.
". S. Long. Clerk, KanAwha co.
ANrei Calt we'll. Reporter. Ohio Co.
co7venss at CIatle.tsn Second Wednesday ia
snnary; Wheeling. drst Wednesday In June :;
chArissto "a, hrst We lnesday In September.
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Representative Allen, or Phi
waite John Allen, of Mississippi, cas-
his friends call kim, enjoys tho
reputation Of being the wItticst
man in Congress. and his summary
of Mr.. IiNrrson's mcssage-"Tho
message sounds like II motion for n
new trial, but | do not think tho
country rs going to grant it," has
detractcd nothing from his rcputa-
ton.
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kneletIra

n " HltAuas
Societies
Epights OF Pvth;as-Tofge meets everv Tues.
aay evening at their hall over J. W Blaker's
store At T:39 o'clock.
Independent order Of Ola Toliowa-Lo1gr
aeets every Saturday ev0aing az their hall iu
bishops Block at $50 O'CLOCK
Golden RuIe Enoa-prnsnf, No. 30. r. y. o. r
meotg first and Third N1n1av svcuiura NJ
each month. 10 the Oid Fellows HAIL oyor tho
P0atonco.
The Tndeaeu lent order ~ Good Te-oolare -
L9dge meets ovsrv vi iav evening, In the T. n
o. y. Hall. at 7:3) O'Clock.
KING Phnip Tribe No Is. Improved order of
Rod Ven meets every Wednesday evening %
3 o'oiock IN the Knights OF Pythas Hall over
Bakers store.
Ringwnoi Council. No. S. Junior Orie- r-ri.
tsi Aporic1n Meeh1nlc t-Ngets cve~y Wei.
Rssdav evening ~ 7.3D O'Clock iu The ola Fc.-
lows Hall over tho POstodico.
Preston Lodge. No o., 4. r. and A. M--Neot g
Fret and third Moniav lu c1ch month 1f f}l % u.
n n the Knights Of Pgthas Hall over Blaker's
store.
Churches.
NE. Church-Rev " W rider. Pastor
SERVICES -Preachin2 every sundlv ~ to81 m.
end 7.11 p. S11 lav SchpOl ~ 10. ln. rIass
Neett1g9 4. ~ YOurg Folks Weofinxat g S. ~.
n. Payer Meeting every Thursday evening at
z Prssbvts-iau Church--No Pastor
asrviooa-- Prayer Meeting every Wcdncgday
evening. sunday school at9 q. ~,
So. r. church Robert Nth Pastor
esrv csy-Prca aehius. Tourth SUNDAY ln each
H0pth
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noass or Delegates.

Kast side-Or. N. 6. Bryte, Bruceton.
8sst SL1e-A9os Hartley, MasOntoWu.
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The great aud burning question
with about hundred hungry Re.
publican hostlers in lh,s county
now, is who tho new Deputy
ShcriTs viii be. The matter is
entirely IN the hands OF the Sheriff.
elect and ne should make bis
appointments 10 suit himself and
without fear or favor. All this
tomfoolery about petitions Is farce
aHd to have lot Of anxious asp.
rants running around the county
dcylling the people with their end
less petitions is something unhcard
Of heretofore, andcntircIy uucailcl
for. The people bad better elect
the Deputy ShcuGs and be done
with it, bot thcy are responsible
only to the Sheriff ana The latter
to the people and he should select
his own men entirely unbiased by
any ring clique or faction and be
the Sheriff of The county in fact az
vel as jn title
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The names Of number Of gentle
men, including Representatives.
MoNillcn. or Tennessee Brcckip-
ridge, Of Kentucky Wilson. Of
West Virginia ; aud Bvnum, Of
Indiana, have been mentioned as
probable candidates for the Speaker
ship Of the next House, but neither
Of them has announced himself nRa
candidate. speaker Crisp is tho
only candidate yet in .hc Hcld. but
it IS expected that rs soon as 10
shall be positively known hen the
next house will meet there will bo
others.
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state Senator's Eleventh District.

william q. Worley, Einxwood. Preston Co.
Ap.sus Garrison, Mouong ALA Co.
Jadge, Third JV t!clai District
Ivsei-h T. uoke, Kins ~ d. Preston County.
CON sSIoNERs IN CUANCERY.
p. ]. Gro N. D. NJ wotriRg James \
Jackson and ell J. FOrtLey
RECEIVER OF THE COURT.
Col. James ". Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
coSMIssIoSERs COUNTY COURT.
GSagwoo1 LEROY shaw, President
h~pO, Moses r. Sinclair.
Avon, Heassn A. Pell.
Valley. Mason Watson.
Grant Samuel r. Conner,
rfo.sant, Ben A. Conner.
faytlan4, K. ID. Benson.
katon, Page Y. McCrum.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

One OF the boincliest men in
Eingwood has a beautiful little girl
about five years Old. The other
day she was sitting on his lap With
a hand glass before her. She looked
at hcrfather moment. then looked
at herself and turned to her
mother: Mamma" she inquired,
" did God make me 2 " Yes.
daughter" " Did lie make papl,
too ?" " Yes" Then she took
another look III The glass at hersclf
Well" she said. thougbtrully.
He's doing good deal better
work lately. isn't lie :"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

Senator Vest wants to know who
is responsible for the pcrnicious
activity" in behalf of tho Rcpubli-
can party displayed by employees
of the Census bureau during tho
late campaign, and he hns offered
resolution for a little investigation,
and in few remarks thereon ho
stated thot he had been Informed
that the chief Of u Census bureau
division who was arrested and
jlilcd under an assumed name for
trying to work scheme to keen
$50 Democratic voters in the State
Of New York away from the polls,
had, after having his resignation
asked for and given, been rewarded
for his attempted dirty work by
being given u bcttcr place in tho
Government service.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

Republican Senators arc 10 DO
given an opportunity to slow
whether they have been honest IN
their talk against the present silver
law. Senator Hill has introduced
u bill for the repeal Of that law, aud
u similar bill has been introduced
IN the House 10y Representative
Williams, Of Massachusetts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

william a. Worley. Kingwood. Preston Co.
Aylsus Garrison, Nonongalia co.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
CONGRESS IN SESSION.
An Interesting Letter From Our
Capitol Correspondent.
Special correspondence Of the Argus
WASHINGTON, y. c..
December II, 1892.

W hRAa NNANANN - Sss
December II, 1892.
Representative Hooker, Of Miss
issippi, is very sanguine that tho
bill introduced by him changing
tho time for the meeting Of Con-
grcss from December to March will
become law. lie is certain that
II will get through the House, and
has assurances from Senators which
causes him to believe that it will
not be seriously opposed in tho
Senate, and there is reason to
believe that MIR. Harrison would
willingly sign the bill. Should it
become a law the first regular ses-
sion Of the Of the Frty-third Con-
grcss would begin next March
instead Of next December.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

Bills for tho repeal OF The obnox-
Gus laws authorizing the employ
mcnt oi U S. deputy marshals and
election supervisors at the polls
nIvs 1ctH introduced in The House
and senate, although 10 is not
oypee.el thIt The Republican Sem
a'c viii Doe wiling to dcpriyo the
Democratic Congress OF The honor
OF wipiug these laws from Che
Statute books Sill the introduo.
t.ou ~ The bills 20 this time is an
evidence oi Democratic good ntcn.
..oaS .hl, VIII be appr, cia:ed.