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or D-Iegste-st-Large.

Captain W. l.. Merry, who was nomi-
mated by the County Committee for dele
gaie-at-large. has declined TO make the
race. The battle will now be between
George a. knight and w. III. l.. Barnes, the
former REPRESENTING Burns and Wilson and
the latter Kelly and Crimmns
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BORN.
BENSON-In

BENSoN-In this city. April lp. 1892. to the wife
OF Gustav henson, SON
FoRD-In this city, April 20. 1892, to the wife of
Alfred Il. Ford a son.
CARR-In this city, April 81, 1892 to the Wife of
William Carr son.
NEAL-In this city, April 20, 1892, to the wife of
Joseph Neal. a SON.
J0SLIN-April l9 1892 to the yffe of TT T ms
lin, daughter.
PAYNE-In Lorin April 81, 1892. to the wife of
w. i. layne a daughter.
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A Woman's Influence,

Mrs. Seymour Howells tells story OF a
woman who hsd husband in deadly fear
Of her. says the Kansas City Times. He
was member of the Legislature. and his
wife had insisted upon his voting for a
woman suffrage bill. He had promised to
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POLICE PRECAUTIONS.

Nine Omcers Stationed at Each Polling
Place.
Chief of Police Crowley made elaborate
arrangements yesterday for police protection
at the primary polling-places to-day. The
whole OF the force Of $50 men will be on
duty at the voting places from o'clock in
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''as the best possible solution of their d9s
nestle difficulties" He pleads, moreover,
that her action is barred because an IN
reasonable lapse of time has interviewed be-
tween the period of the acts set out by her
and the fling of the complaint
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soparated for IA Years.

Mrs. Jane F. Parker's complaint for a
divorce has been answered by e. Fl. Parker
by distinct deniais of her charges Of cruelty.
He declares that they have lived apart for
"A years. having mutually agreed to do so
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BlhTHS- MARRIAGES-DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mali
VII not be inserted. They must be handed In az
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorizeI
10 have the same published
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Not i'm the Trust.

+. Marsicano. president of the American
Salt Company, denies that his company Is
In any way interested in the salt trust
winch controls the manufacture Of the
article on this coast
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A Larpa Attachments

The Sheriff levied an attachment yester-
day on w. S. Chapman and others for
$99. 426 60. Mr.. Chapman is a real estate
and mining Spectator, with Offices at BOG
Pine street. -
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Last Thursday evening there was jubI.
lee service In the Bethel african Nj. e.
Church because the church has been freed
from debt. An event of the service was
the burning of the SLIGO mortgage papers.
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Coming I'm Slow.

The second installment OF taxes is not
coming In as fast as expected, and Tax Col
lsctor OBrien fears a large delinquent list.
Next Monday Is tbs last day Of grace. after
which per cent will be added.
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READY FOR TIE BATTLE.
Lively Times Expected at To.
Days Primaries.
Burns and Wilson and Kelly and Crimmins
Rounding Up Their Heelers-A Hard
Fight in Prospect.

The primaries to-day give promise OF be-
ing the most exciting in the history of the
city. Both factions of the Republican party
have mustered every availab BILE man, and in
every district their heelers will be at work
From Sacramento big contingent has
come to take hand in the fight. and while
they were consigned originally to Martin
Kelly. they have been divided up. and are
now found on either side. Jim Rea. the
Railroad Commissioner. has also sent a
gang from San Jose, and even Vallejo has
furnished her contingent.
The chief battle-ground will be In the
Twenty-eighth District. which is the stamp
ing-gro und OF Martin Kelly, and as husky
a gang of rockrollers as ever stuffed ballot
box or voted tombstone will be on hand
to lend animation to the scene. "Blpker"
Murphy and bum" Donahue will act for
Kelly. while Dan Nagle and ''Big Neck.
Smith will lend helping hand to Billy
Harrington.
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days the Mcneil is expected back with 4
full cargo IF the coal, which will be then
put on the market
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H0N0RS FOR RECLUS.

n Distinguished Man Who Was Con-
demned to Penal Servltude.
The famous geographer, Eisee Reclus.
says the New York sun, has just received
an unusual honor from the Paris Geograph-
ical Society. 1t has long been one IL the
traditions of this society that its gold medal
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Daniel Shea. 63 years old. who tried to kill the
sisier superior al st. Roses Academy. was com.
Mltted 10 the Insane Asylum yesterday.
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COUNTESS TOLsTOI.

Countess Leo Tolstoi wife of the celebrated
Russian author, died vest Iday at the residence
OF her brother, the Russian Minister at Lisbon
Portugal.
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LATEST sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

II.
Colonel Edwin Il. Goodrich died at Boston YES.
terday
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JAMES II. VAUDEVILLE.

James ii. Vaudeville, well-known LAWYER
day.
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FRIDAY. April 70.

FRIDAY, ApTil %.
Bktn Monitor, So hours from HUMBOLDT; lumber
10 ChaS Nelson.
Sailed.
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stmr Noyo. Drisko. Noro.


Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-AFrived ABR 22-Stmr Traye from
Bremen; stmr " erkendam. from Rotterdam: stmr
All anee, from South American and West Indian
ports.
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IN THE TwENTY-NINTH.

Out In the Twenty-nnth and Thirtieth
districts such eminent and respectable gen.
tlemen as "Split-lip" Collins. "Hec" Brodie
and Nike Dunn will battle for supremacy.
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KNGwOoD, W. Va, TnURsDAY MARcH "a 1872

"No, guess WON'T be candi.
date for Sheriff, | am compelled
to support my good friend LLOYD
Shaifcr for Sheriff" said Mr.. Wm.
NJ SchaeiTer. Il will bc a candi-
date for Assessor this time and of
course | will beat the man that is
said to blow his horn on the Judge
meat Day, but it is not necessary
FOR You to publish that" aud MIR.
Schaoffor invited mo up to his
creamery to Kill me with kindness
and buttcr-milk, for my efforts to
restore harmony in the Grand Old
Party. The LoUNGER.
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LOOK HEREi@.Z2EY
READ THIS.
1T is SPECIALLY FOR YOU.

THIS is the big campaign gear and
ererg Democrat in Preston eGuntg
should take the Argus. but thog
don't, not hay Of them. NOW THIS
IS NOT RIGHT We are doing our
best to make it better than il has
cver been bcfore and WE WANT
YOUR HELP. lgc rant the united
and earnest support Of the entire
Democracy Of the county. GiUe us
your encouragement and the
money due us on yoar subscription.
When you come 10 cart, come in and
get or autograph attached to re-
eeipt and also bring us Hew sub
Scriber. You can do 10 eaSily. Look
round gou and see what neigh5or is
not tdhi7g the ARGUS and then act
him to tfg IT, Bring his name In
with g0a and if he is not prepared
TO pay nor, ne wiH send the paper
dayhoy and let him pay up when
eonCcaicat. II you are not coming
TO torn, scnl in By mail. If you
haze a EeigibOr or friend who is not
tahiEg this paper, tell him to be sure
ant come IN TO see Us the very first
time he comes to tom. We waH 10
see him specil'iy II need not cost
him anything, and 0it does, we wiiI
9jce him one hundred cents on the
d0lLar in return. We rant to maize
the Argus batter and brighter eUcry
weeh, but wc can't do u wilh0ut your
heip N0w wiH you help rs 4? Send
rs names Of anyone who Boa UtiRh
wOuM subscribe and wc wW send
them sample copies. DON'T FOR
GET TINT WE Will EXPECT
you TO BRTNG Us n NEW SUE
SCRIBER II you COME TO 70 Nm
SOON.
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A CHALLENGE. BOOK FREE.

We never saw as sweeping a claim
as tho Publishers Of "King's Hand
book Of the United States" make
for that book. They say
"Fmd any other wel-made book
having half the type, one Gflh ;he
illustrations, and any maps Of equal
excellence, 40 tive same price. and
we will give YOU copy free There
isuo trick IN these words we mean
them "a the spirit ID which you
read them
Americas most complete print.
ing concern is the Art Printing
Works of The Matthews Northiup
Co, Of Buffalo, the Publishers Of
this book and u5 they arc rated at
"a quarter Of million, they are able
10 bick up their challenge. The
work contains thousands Of Pict.
urcs. pages or dou lie page maps Of
every State and Territory nearly d
Thousand large octave pages, and
sells for only $3.50. Many hun.
drcds Of prominent educators and
statesmen assisted IN editing or re-
ysing il, aud every word, cut and
map are new and expressly for this
book. II is frat In thc field with
figures from tie new ccusns, and is
The only book which tells Of the
grcHtness and glory Of "Our Coun-
try" as it lsto.dly. a. the Threshold
OF The Worlds Fair We under.
stand HAT 10 is selling wonderfully
whore introduced most people arc
willing to buy when they get great
deal for lttIe money, and this
-" Challenge should make short
work of it va fellow would either
buy it or make mp his mind 10 scraUo
along without it mighty quick. us
circulars are certainly the finest wc
ever cav, and from them we infer
chat, j ~ CLOrsTON. General
Agent for Publishers. Huntington.
West Va. are The general agents
for lh field. We advise our local
canvlescrs TO look thisup. fOrigthe
book is what DO claimed. 90 wii! put
money iu thy purse as Iag) re-
magaed
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From the Sets Dominion.

From the Ss's Dominion.
The Knights o: Pythias have
invited Hon. Black Doycncr, Of
Wheeling. to deliver an address
here on the occ lsion OF their ban.
quet, on the l4tb OF next month,
which will be the fourth anniversary
Of the institution Of the lodge.
A very pleasant reception WAS
given at the residence OF |. g.
Llzzcll on Thursday evening, in
honor OF Miss Winnie Jackson. Of
kinPwood, who is sister and -
guest Of Mrs. Llzzcll Quite n
number were in attendance and the
evening was most enjoyably spent.
October II IS the time set for
hearing the case, in the u. S. Su-
premo Court, TO decide the bSuu-
dary line between West Virginia
aud Maryland. This Is the action
first set on foot by Senator Worley,
81 Kingwood, in the senate Of this
state.
Hon. Joseph Morcland has been
mentioned by other papers than
this in convention with the nation
al convention. lie is the choice Of
a great many for delegate and il is
probable that he will be tho choice
Of a sufficient number to be selected
]. q. Lazzell is said 10 have made
q careful review Of the duties Of
prosecuting attorney. with AN csti-
mate Of the cmoluments Of the
Office, figured on the tariff burdens
Of the primary and the increased
duties levied by the general election.
and concluded to buck against the
Cox Baker combination.
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Commissioner Raum'g own adj
missions in the Pension Office in
vestigation should be sufficient to-
cause his removal. and would bo
with the right sort Of President.
lie admitted without a blush that
he allowed politics 10 influence him
in conducting the business OF the
Pension Office. aud THAT favors
were hab.tual y extended to Re-
publican candidates for Congress
that were dcn,pd 10 Democratic
candidates; that hp hgd borrowed
money from attorneys practicing
before bis office. or what amounts
10 The same thing. ON notes cndor
scd by them; aul hc hen refused
TO answer questions relating 10 the
shady business transactions ho has
been charged with
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sUPERFLUOi's ADVICE.

Purson -" Excuse me, Pat. but
I'm prompted to give YOU u timely
blt Of Bcw7ue Of The.
botto!'
Pat" Indade. and OF viii. sor Z
Oi cut me lip baad vance driukm'
out of q defective bottle. and oi'uf
moighty careful since 20 use glass
" ] saw an advertisement in the
ARoUs Of Chapman q Co.'S. Soda
Fountains. made a. Madison. Ind. :.
and axed me friend Baker to se~ g
Tor one and bedat , niver drinks
any thing but soda since: and ~
ralc cut glass - drink IL from too
ser honor 80
prson Yam Yum ls.A
take drink go
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Portland district is raising the
largest crop Of candidates to the
acre Of any district in tn, county,
and in consequence thereof Terra
Alta is called the Political Center
by her cnterprisiug citizens. I re-
celyed sery pressing invitation to
call over and sec the famous and
historic KittIewcIl boardwalks, the
prosperity Of the town and hobnob
with the politicians, who ara noted
for good fellowship They assured
me that the ARGUs's fraternul re-
ference to the Town-of- Many
Names as the newspaper grave
yard Of Preston county" was accept
ed in the past tense and not the
present. So | yenturcd over to see
them, The frat man to extend to
me tho freedom OF tho Political
Center was tho rccclator Of the
sparkling ond yivacious Oracie, Bro.
Boldcn. who, in the most confiden-
tial and fraternal tone impaired TO
me the information that the latch
string hung on the outer wall, and
that a special edition Of the Oracle
would be issued at once announcing
my arrival in town. This will make
the JOHrHal chew poke root and
hunt home markets for the next
week. since It made its bnCs that
the first representative of the ER-
cts caught i'm Terra Alta would be
mobbed. II is not the first time
the JoHrnal has deceived tic people
q Preston county.
The Political Center is the home
Of the politicians, and think am
safe in saying they wicld q great in.
Hucnceiu Shipping the county ticket.
! called on the Hon. John p. Jones.
the man who up until about Elk
( years ago used to hide the Bopubli-
can ticket under a bushc,, and no
one WAS allowed To- sec this ticket.
except Hon. VIM VI. o. Dawson.
Wien the delegates in Convention
assembled Bro. Dawson was direct
cd by Bro. Jones toraisc tho bushcl
and introduce them Co tho ticket.
Some men more courageous and i'm
dependent than Others would object
TO this, but they were quickly
silenccd by calling tlcu 'kckcrs'
and "bolters" Bu. time works
wonderful changes, and 20 day g.
considerable number Of tho BOYS
sass buck 40 tho Bosses.
Aler a hearty shake ot The hand
and the necessary remarks about the
weather, J sgid Co thc Hon. John p
jeno. "Scuafnr, 80 bias btcu sug.
sc...d 1y your friends .ha, you are
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liousekecpcrs who have 20 pay
the increased price for Venezuela
coffee, which the merchants will be
compelled to ask by reason Of Mr..
Harrison proclamation placing a
duty Of three cents pound thereon
because Venezuela has declined
entering into = reciprocity agree
ment with The United States. viii
be able 10 judge from personal
experience Of tho benefits wc are
getting from the reciprocity clan 3
Of The Nchulcy tmIG law
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pleased, and when he showed back
from the table he rubbed his hands
and said
A week ago to-day you paid
out SIX dollars. My expenses for
the day are only sixty.fou cents.
Quite difference, ch? The grocer
and butcher look as if they had
heard something drop"
AT breakfast next morning Mr..
Bowser found somo pancakes and
water ON the table. lIo was about
to break forth when he caught him.
self and observed
Our great fault as nation.
Mrs. Bowscr, is that We eat too
much. We have become race Of
gormands add dyspeptics."
Aud this will cure us, sup.
pose - Sho replied, as she looked
from tho pancakes to the water aud
back.
1t will help to. ! haven't the
least doubt that both of us will feel
better to-day than for week before,
and still! further, we know that we
have not been highway robbed"
That day MIR. Bowscr sent soaP
and potatoes. The next day he
sent coffee and starch. On the
next he sent tea and lluing.
Il" Mrs. Bowser,' he began, as he
sat down to his fourth dinner and
found only coffee and potatoes on
the table, az have now been rum
ming this house for four days"
:" Yes"
al hNvo saved over any four
days Of yours at least 81 in cash.
| told You it could be done and it
has been done shall now turn
the matter over to you again, cx-
pecting you to profit by my teach
ings."
"Hou have dono so well that You
had best contynue she quietly
observed
Having demonstrated to you
that thcre is no need Of your bcing
robbed and swlndled. and being
pressed for timc, shall hereafter
expect you TO do the marketing. I
may have to step in a6 intervals.
but of course any husband will
chcerfully do that. As told
you before, no wife can be blamed
for what she doesn't know. IIav-
ing had the benefit of my cxpc ricnco
if you. allow Yourself to be swlndlcd
again 1t will be your own fault"
Next day at dinner Mrs. Bowscr
had turkey, sweet potatoes, cram
berry sauce and other good things
and Mr.. Bowser looked about hius
and observed :
"Wcil, you deserve credid, Mrs
Bowsor and am glad to accord
it,"
She looked at him inquiringly.
I" | showed you how this house
could be run on the same system as
q bank. aud You were sensible
enough to adopt my suggestions,
and This is the result am consi t.
derabIy encouraged. Mrs. Bowscr
considerably encouraged. III n
year or two more il yotl Will follow
out this l.uej you %il almost bo
competent TO 20 down to the store
with twenty.dollar bill and inyest
10 rs we'll as could -
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DIRECTORY.
State Ohchals

Governor A. Brooss Eie ming. Marion County
kacretary OF Statc--W. II Ohlsy. Ntrion Co
A Asiitor-Patrlck 4. DaIy, webster Co
Treasurer-william I Thongs In, Cahcl Co.
ATTORNEY General-Alfred Cslll well. Ohio Go.
h,st Attorney GenN-O. n. Cook. Ohio county
Supt. of schools--B. 5. Morgan. Monongalia
uutv.
a tlutart Gsneral-B. u. OGley, ka1awha Go.
st Its Iib-4rian --Ch lries II lxNt. Mlriou CO.
Z 3 Narshai-H. :. White, Marshall county
Pr1yate sec'y t. Gov.--gas. Ewing. Ohio county
(,sl..f cierk Autitor's Ofice-win. A. Cracrait.
Scc'y states ONCE X ". Taylor.
Supt schools - } +. Cork.
" a. rreAsurer'< II Il. herndou.
ksiIt Gea's -Thos. j Grass J.
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Ia GRIPPE.

l thought to give
The Grippe
The Sippe.
But, as ! live,
The thing got hold
Of me
You see.
Immediately,
With first "a cold,
And then began
The dread disease
With every brctzc,
snecze
And wheaza,
And almost frcase,
And both my knGnsc,
My! how they ache,
And how they macho
Ne lie awache.
Although | take
Good Medicine.
ache all through,
My back and thighs,
Ny shoulders, arms,
And head and eyes,
My back, my fingers,
Joints and toes,
My knuckles, jaws,
Aud both elboes,
And all my muscles.
They ache through,
My teeth are sore.
Aud sos my tongue,
Ny iivcr's weak,
And SOS my iongac,
My Kidneys tough,
My spine, my heart,
All feel rs though
They'd fall apart.
But these amt half the
His that attcuds-a
Case Of Russian iniluend-i
My friends. before you take tn
grippe.
You are very apt TO laugh
But when the grippe takes holc
OF YOU.
It's not much fun by half.
-EL.
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THE h0UNGBR.

His Visit to the Political Center sd
Preston County.
The Oracle Extends TO HIM the
Freedom Of the Town.
This Will be a Great Dis1ppoint-
ment to the Journal Deceivcrs.
Ser ator Jones is in the Hands OF
His Friends to Toss Oh the Polit.
ical Sea Of Uncertainty.
Thinks Boss Davis Had Better
Save His Fluid Instead Of Stg-
matizing Him and Worley Car
pct-BIggers,
Who are the Original Boomers From
Pennsylvania Which Carried
Them into the West Virginia
State Senate.
General William Henry Glover the
Very Embodiment Of s Typical
Fighter.
lie Refused to Surrender TO Dawson,
Jones, Lauham and Sehcer ut the
Point of the Bayonet.
lie Says the Circus Performance is
Not Half Over if the Animals
arc Gagged.
The General May be Candidate
for State Senator il the Bosses
Dare Ham.
Circumstances will Control the An
nounccmcnt Of Squire Benson for
Sheriff and Votes will Decide 1t.
William NJ Schacifcr's Love for
His Good Friend, Lloyd ShuiTcr,
Prevents Him FROM Running for
Sheriff,
But will Beat the Man fjr assessor
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Csas.aJIeS.

Kiarwooi District, J. T.. stone. Joseph J..
sShobcs.
yallcv-A T. DsBerrv. Emanuel lttNon.
Iyon--t w triIg Ni'lio'o u. TAYLOR.
Rero -nau f. woodward SAINT W. Bowman.
Portlani-Wtn n Mc(NmiiS.. T.. G. Martin.
Tnion--Lleyl q. Shaher, George GoisSlnan
Pieasani-Iamss T.. Fullmer.
flrAnt-W HIN il II. u. MIller.
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TU&NELTON & KINGWOOD
RAtLROAD.

rtres 1f Tun1sf0n ~ SIS a. m les~c runre'.
t.r " 800 p 8n s arrives no kiur"e0d ~ f2g0
Il fal~ss kinRr10f 80 80 u fnd frr"a
~ r1...s.'~1 sffW r. T 'ee-er f1',,ai+1n ~
= .f D.. .. arI srrir4f1f E.rr '-ul q. ,.n 4. a4
Irsius 'li. cA-o5t s1nlaF
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gnrss Of p.Iegstes.

AO'AF w
Elst Siia-Dr VI. s. Bryte. nruoetou.
West side - AmOa HartieY MasOntown.
StStsri2-Dauiel H. Jackson.
Ifsouties-Iulius X. Nonros. kIngwood, Naucy
nj PIel4aui 7. vs.. Criss, Lyon: j. q, LantZ.
Onion; r. Y. Hnnway, Reno; +. l.. Cuppett,
Crant; Dorsey Fornnn Portland.
:, ts,yrrs, isssrsit Culrt iohn W. Watson.
Ssigrk C9uaty Court J. Ami Martin.
fose,,utiax Att0rney Nsil J. fJrtneT
e'5aaty suryeyor--A. y MrNillen.
s,Ipt Of ssh ,D,s-'YA a. u. Coniey
A.sessor -RtH Side. Gabriel Puiiia'n.
West side. john s. Perkins.
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NSg;s rNes.

Kingwoai. Joseph ". Gcdwn, simeon Mat.
f1nRly. - -.
Valley, Dave c, Iiup. Jol'T v Sttahin.
T.yon. J 4 nes NoCiee, 6tvii J. Gibson
H.Ys II. H Wh0sier. Y. VI. Su Rrncrs.
PorfIand Jshn ". Hiil, \. G.. Mason.
-7,,iSn. Ia Tse w Shffer. Julius Scherr
.'lsa4aat. Levi y. Miller, u. VI. Martin
Irani, W. II. McGibbons, Alpha HSgans
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UNtTkD STATES COURT.

s,lrI Jaets4a. Parxar.hurg. Wool 90.
clerk L Y NO, ,re Clark sburg. Harrison 60
e. y District Atty. &. S:urgiss, Morgan
town. Nbrongalia county.
AsJt Dist AttnrueyS-S. c. BIrlet, Cssrtt.
burg Kan lwhl county. ana +. : Elliott,
kiugwOOd, Preston county.
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sa2r.m. Coarl OF Appeals.

nlalelR Llcas. Preit.. Jefferson 20.
Ue7ry Brannon lie ~i- CO.
! " EaxliSh. NIsou co.
Ho.ner "A. Holt. Ureeabricr Co.
o. j. Long CLERK. kAnawha 90.
Alfrs C.lld yvctl. Reporter, Ohio Co.
CSnveacs at Ch lfle.taR See lnt We Tue ,day IN
'anuary: Wheeling. first Weinesiay ~ JUnc (;
'hlrle Stowa. frat Wednesday in september.