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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-20

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cieanses the sys-
tenn eAectually, dispcls colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Ct Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in, 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-20
china,ne:, Suspected Murder.

Intense excitement prevails among Los
Angeles. Cal. Spanish Americans over the
murder OF the boy fernando Quijada. son
Of n well-known farmer and property
owner The lads body was discovered In
n ccssnool in Chinatown. The Coroner =
inquest showed death "a; caused by
stranglin,. It is believed the boy Was on
t,ccl by a Chinaman into an opium Joint
and there murdered. Unless the murderer
Is produced visilantes will mako things
uy civ in Ch!nat ow:i.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-20

PATRICK S. GILMORE was to
America what Dan Godfrey was to
England master musician, who
could rule a brass band with a rod of
ron and robe its productions in the
soft touch of velvet.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-20
ST. rAyI.s rRESByrERY DIVIDED.

a Fight of Five Years standing Finally
ErCed'at DuInth.
At the first bns; oess session OF the annual
meeting Of the Minnesota :fate Presbyte-
rian synod. at Duluth. the feature OF the
work was the struggle on the question Of
dividing the Presbytery Of ST. Paul The
debate lasted over two hours and was very
warm. The Minneapolis delegates. how
eyer, won the day. The vote stood IS for
division. "a against The new frcshytcry
created is called theSpresby.ery OF Mnnc-
ap,lis. 1t comprises Hcnnepin. Wright.
Carver, Mcleod and sibley Counties Tho
St. Paul Presbytcry l. now comprised OF
Ramsey. Chicago. Washington. Arok"-
Sherhurne, 1santi, Dakota Scott. Rice ard
Goodhue Counties 7 he fl hit has boon cr
for the last five years.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-20

4 NATURAL suggestion growing out
If the frequency of runaway acct
dents is that there is wisdom in tying
horses, and really less trouble than
in gathering up the debris marking
the wake of an active but wholly ir-
responsible horse, that has taken
mean advantage Of the confidence re-
posed in him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

Is trateiins all over the State organ.
izing it for The benefit of the rich
man. lie has spent weeks in the
ity of Washington coaxing and
begging Stephen B. Elkius. a mil
lionaire. to run for Governor. If
he is such great friend of tic poor
man. why is 1T he is not organizing
tho State for the benefit of some
poor man and 6oa&ing and begging
Him to ruu for Gotefn6f? So When
the Jouradi sheds a few more croco.
dile tears for the poor working men
and farmers just ask it who Editor
DAWSON is Working for now. the
poor man or the rich man. Deeds
speak louder than words.
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LOOK HERE @sa
READ THIS.
1T is SPECIALLY FOR you.

This is the big campaign year and
every Democrat in Preston countH
should take Wc ARGUSi but theV
don't, not half of thegt: NOW THIS
IS NOT RIGHT. We are doing our
best TO make il better than Ii has
euer been before and WE WANT
Y0YR HELP. We wdgt tie united
and earliest sapp8rt Of the entire
DemtOcracy Of the county. Give US
your encouragement dnd-- the
money dHe us ON your subscription.
When you c6tc 10 Court, conc in and
get dur autograph attached to re-
ceiPt, and also bring as a new sub
Scriber. You can do il easily. Look
round yOu and see ,Wbqt neidhb6r is
not tqkfn6 the ARGUS aYd lien get
him TO try it. Bring his name in
with you, and if he is not prepared
TO pay HOw, we wW send the paper
aHyho'D and let him pay up when
eORUenient. If yOu are not c0mind
10 to,UH, Sefd In by mall. II yoH
haze a feighbOr Or frtetd Tho Is not
takin6 thts paper, tell him to be sure
dnd come in TO see Us the very first
time he comes TO t0Urf. W. Wdht to
see him speciality. II Teed RM cost
mint Anything, and ifH does, wG wiH
OVe him OHe hundred cents M the
dOlEar in return. We waHt ~ male
the ARGUS better and BriggtSr every
week, b4t W6 CgHt do u. H.wtthOm gour
help. Rot6 wiH yOa helP uS2 Send
HS RdpFes of dHyOFe wh0 B0a think
Mould subscribe and We wHl send
them Sawple c0pieS DONT FOR.
GET THAT We Will. EXPECT
you TO BRING Us n NEW SUB,
SCRiBER IF YOU COkE TO TOWN
SOON.
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Hon. VIM. NJ. o. Dawson has an
editorial in recent issue Of the
Kingwood journal IN which he
states that Stephen B. Elkins will
accept the Republican nomination
FOR Governor. This IA authoratite.
Mr. Dawson was the chief mission
ary who Went to Washington to
urge and bctsriadt Mr.. Ekins to
accept the nomination, and the
gentleman agreed, providing the
nomination was rendered him unan-
imously. Thrs Mr.. Dawson and
his assistant missionaries agreed to
60. Bat Mr.. Elkins should romcm-
Der that Bill Dawson; John Mason
nnd Sam Hoot0n tfoftiised HIN the
nomination for Congress at Pied
mont in 1890. This nomination
was to have been unanimoHs; but
the missionaries in 1890 reckoned
without their host, and on the day
Of the convention they failed TO de-
liver TIE Goods and Mt. Elkins had
to take . back seat. II is tue they
defeated Gordon Dayton when the
Dayton men refused to accept Mr..
Elkins by acclanTation; by trohriha.
ting old man Hartman, but that is
no sfgn OF ducks nest that the
refractory element will accept MIR.
Elkins this time on account Of The
spanking they received I'M 1890 at
the hands Of the Bosses.
Mr.. Dawson seems to- be doing
considerable missionary " Work
just now, and we might ada there
is 40 man Who krto@s the poReF Of
Doodle IN politics Gffy better thnn
our heighbor. II @as used with
wonderful effect on the blocks OF
five, and thFs year IL Is thought that
il can be used with equal effect ON
the doubtful SotGf. II MFR. Elkins
can be persuaded to- run it is safe to
guess the Bosses will come out Of
thc Campaign with the pockets Of
their pantaItts decorated with g0ld
HHjDg, which the 5ouyHm prefers to
stlyci.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma.
ncnt cure Of consumption, bronchi.
It's, catarrh, asthma and all throat
and Lung Injections. also Il sbsi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility aud alp Nervous com
plants, after having tested its won.
dcrful curative powers ln thousands
Of cases, has FELT il bis duty to
make it known to his suffering
fellows, Actuatcd by this motive
and q desire to relieve human SUI.
ferlug. ] will send free of charge to
all who desire IT,. this recipe in Cor
man, French or English With full
directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming th'3 paper. W. a..
NON ES. $50 PowEus' Block.
Rochester, 81 y 3-j-'gl 1vr.
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3 PROPHECY.

Snooks--"T The Shakers never
marry, DO they ?"
Philips al Believe not. Why"
Snooks =" Nothing mucR, only
my girl has gwen ne the the shake
and III bot shelf end up just like
The r.st OF en-"
Philips" Well, bta YOU get
some one IN town to get ono Of
Chapman & coz soda fountains.
advertised ~ the RRors. Their
factory is at Madison, lnd.-and
tycu take your grl down aud get y
glass % that delicious soda. She
viii never shake YOU again"
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DIRECTORY.
State oMciaIs.

Governor 4. Brooks Fleming Marion County
Secretary of State-W. II. Ohlcy. Marion Co
Aaliblr-P Patrick = prdy. Webster Co
Recommendation L. Thompson. Cabel Co.
Attorney General--Alfred Caldwell. ohio Go.
Asst Attorney Gen'l--O. ID. Cook, Ohio county.
Supt OF Sehools-B. ;. Morgan, MOnougalia
UNITY.
Allutart Ge1cral-B. II. 0xley. Kama wha 60.
SsVte tihrtri ln--ch lrles Htg4p. VI lrion Co
l.. =. Nlrshtl-I. :. White. Marshall county.
Private Sec'y to GOv - las. Ewing. Ohio county
chief clerk AulitOr's q hce--Wm. A. CraCratt.
" " Sec'y states O.hct-B. w. Taylor.
" Supt schools - II r. Cork.
" " IRE eASnrer's ." n 7 .IlCrudon.
Z" " Aait. Gen.A 4" --Thos. j Grass.
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The Republican lenders are great
ly disappointed at their failure to
get any campaign material out Of
the debate on the Bland fscc coin.
age bill, which they 9aiuly tHcd to
make partisan measure Of.
Members Of both parties were repre-.
scntcd on both sides of the debate,
md it was the same when the vote
was taken. Members voted u.s.
their constituents desired them to
without regard 10 politics.
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No man ever promoted from the
House TO the Senate WAS more
generally or enthusiastically CON
graduated by his colleagues in the
House and hfs colleagues-to-be be in
the Senate. than Senator Mile.
Mr.. Mills Will not sesIgn his seat in
The lieuse until ho hsYs voted for
the free wool bill. Then he will
enjoy the unique distinction Of
voting twice upon each Of the
greatest questions before this Con
gress the tariff and silver-onco in
the House ard once in the Senatc.
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ADAM NEVER WAS 4 Roy.

OF all The men tho world has Sron
Sine Time his rounds began.
There's one pity every day
Earth's first aud foremost man;
And then think what iuu he missed
ny failing 20 eHjuy
The Wild delights of y, ;h.timc, for
lie ne yer was ~ boy.
lie never stubbed his na,;ed too
Against root or stone,
lie never with "A pin-hook 6shod
Along the brook alone.
He never sought THE bumb,s.5eo
Among the daisies coy,
Nor felt its business end, because
lie never was "a boy.
II" never hockey played, NOT tied
The ever ready pail,
Down In the al ey all alone,
TO trusting Fido's tail.
Arid when he home from s~immin' cams,
Ills happiness To cloy
No slipper i'terfered, bccsu.o
lie never vas a boy
lie might refer TO splendid times
'Morg EdSn's bowers, yet,
He never actsl Romeo
TO IA siX-year juliet
He never sent valentine,
Intended 20 annoy
good but maiden aunt, becauss
lie never was u boy
lie never cut kite-string, mo-
Nor hid AN Easter egg
lie never ruined his pantaloous
playing nmnb!e-peg.
He never from the attic stole
coon hunt 10 enjoy.
To find "the old IN m watching, for
lie never was boy
pity Mut. Why should ] nots
rten drop tear.
lie did not know how much he mi ised
He never will, I fear.
And when the scenes OF other days"
My growing mind employ.
J think of him. k.-;; Il = only m-n
Who never was boy.
Texas sitting
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WASHINGTON'S FIRST LOVE.

In the dfawinS. room of DR.. j.
ID. Moncure, (thc Superintendent
of the hunatic Asylum, Situated at
Williamsburg) hangs the portrait
OF Mary Cary, renowned for beauty
and belleship in a family where
beauty is hereditary and pro.
nounccd. Her sister Sally became
the wife of George William Fairfax,
the near ncighbor and intimate
friend of George Washington. The
oft repeated tale that Sally Carry
was the first love Of the father of
his Country is so effectually refuted
by II document courtcously fur
nshcd me by her great grand son,
DR.. MoncUrc, that I make no apol-
ogy for prefcrring his story to my
own
" George WiliiaHi Fairfax, of
Po'voir, Virginia, and r6ulston,
Yorkshire, England, married De
ccmbcr Il, 1913. Sarah, second
daughter OF Colonel Wilson Cary,
of Caleys near Hampton. on James
River. George Fairfax was tn;
companion OF Washington on his
surveying tour for Lord FaiffaS.
at Bclvoi:, near Mount Vernon,
when she was brought home as the
bride Of George William Fairfax,
Miss Mary Cary accompanied her
sister Sarah to Belvoir, ara there
met George Washington. She was
then but fourteen years of age,
Washington was only sixteen. lie
had never visited the Low Coufitry
near Williamsburg. prior 20 this
and therefore could not have met
Sarah Cary until her niatrlagc. II
is sad that he fell in love at sight
with Mary Cary, and went so far on
his first visit to Williamsburg, as to
ask Col. Cary Cor the hand OF his
daughter"
The bIg fawboned lad found
scant favor in the eyes OF the patri-
clan planter. lie was dismissed in
terms so curt that we must bear in
mind paternal pride and other
extenuating circumstances If we
would intact our idea Of a fine old
Virginia gentleman.
"Ifthat is your business hete,
sir, ] Yish you to leave the house |.
My daughter" the swelling empha-
sis rumblcs down the corridor OF
years "has been accustomed TO ride
in her own coach"
Tradition asserts that the cha
grined sultoF took the choleric
parent at his word, and that the
next time lfe looked upon the face
of his caTly love was when Ire passcd
through Williamson on his return
from Yorktown after the surrender
Of CORVALLIS. Ne we stroll Gown
tire spiral street tle window I'M the
cid Cary house is pointed out at
which Mary Cary-now Mrs. Ed
ward &mbler-stood to watch the
parade. Washington looked up,
recognized her, and waved smiling
salute with his sword, whoreat the
lady tainted. a becoming and not
difficult feat at an era when 60
swoor oPpoftuncly and gracefully
wF, a branch Of feminine educa.
LioT e. NartiusbUrg .SfaiesDaH.
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MY LAND.

ShG Is 4 ficll aiid rare land.
oh, she's II fresh and fair land,
She is dear and rare land
This native land of mine.
M men than hers are Drawer
Her woInen's hearts nc'er wa1er;
Ia freely die To save her
Aud think my lot divine.
shes not a dull or cold land
No! she's warm and bold land
oh, She, a true aud old land
This native hand Of mine
Could beauty ever guard her,
Aud virtue still reward her.
NJ foe could CTusS her border,
No friend within It Pine.
oh. shs'S "A fre II ara fd!r land
oh. she, a true and rare land
Yes, shes rare and fair land
This native land Of mInc.
TnoNAs DAVIS
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A PIANO FREE.
A Chance for aa EIterprlfng and
EEtlfe YoIrHY Lady

The Wheeling VeTf gfycs an OPP
portunity TO some cntcrprisine
young lady 20 get " fine Piano Tor
onlY few m0ntl.S Work. and at
the same time pild for her labor.
The Ne0s offers TO tie youdg LADY
living in the State Of West Virginia.
or in the OhTo Valley, who secures
during the Al months from April
10 to Sept. 1, 1892, the greatest
number Of paid.up subscribers to-
the HheeiiHq Weekig Bcws for one
year, magpiGcenG $3.50 piano, IT,
be furnisheG and gYaraptecd by on
~ the leading musical instrument
dealers Of the country. Every con q.
tcstant VIII be paid l5 PER cent oN
the 7aluc Of Che subscribcfs secured.
regardless Of who wins the prize,
HheeliHg Heekly New$ is oHiv 7T
cents per year; the largest, nowsiest'
and cheapest weekly paper pub
hsbUd IN West Nrginia. Send fos
SIMPLE copies anil particulars.
WFEKLY NEWS
Wheeling, W NJ,
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TINTED STATES COURT.

julie = ] Jtc<S4H. Pdr%crsburg. Wood c..
Cisrx-I. Y. Moore. Clark Sburg. Harrison CO
1. y District Att'v-,i. &. Sturgiss, MUrgah
town. VI lnong ala county
Asst Dist Attorncys-S. G. Bprlett, Clarks-
burg. Ktndwh1 county, anl l.. =. Elliott,
kingMl lod. Pre- st0n county.
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TUNNELTON & K9NGWOOD
RAILROAD.

Trainlcaces Kiugwo.id AZ 7.f5 g. MI ard az.
Fives ~ Tunaoltou az s:tf VA: leaves Tunnel
GoT ~ itnO n. M ann arrives ~ KinUw''od AZ 1900
fn Leaves Kingwood nt foO D. M and arrive
AZ ruuurltbu ut 500 %. M; IDHVpe Tuuupifuu az
G.ul r. aud arrives ~ UgNood az 1.OO O. rn
ga4H- iuilY except sunday.
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P$st DiStrict-John o. Pcndletdii, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
Sscon Oistrict-Niliun l.. Wilson, Charles
town. Jefferson CO.
TArd DiStrict--I Iohn ID. Anderson, Nicholas c.
H Nicholas County.
Fourth District lanes Capehar,, Point Pleas
tnt Mason county,
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sa,r .sne cour: of Appeals.

Daniel II. Lucas. Prest.. Jefferson Co.
Hesry Brannon. Lewis Co.
j W. EagiiSh. Mason Go.
Homer n. HOLT. GreeHbrlcr Co.
%. =. Long. Clerk. kanawha 90.
Alfre Caldwell. Reporter. Ohio Co
OJnve1es AZ Ch hltle.toa Sscond Wednesday In
january: Wheeling. drst Wednesday in June :;
first WeinS Sday In September.
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Thitcl States SenaiOrS.
Ne nhers orCsngresSI

Chlrles j. Faulkner, Martin nsburg, Btfkley
County.
JOha =. Kenna, Charlie 'tou, Kanawha Cdunty
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70 ia or u iegaieS.

Rlst Sids-Dr. VI. =. Bryte, Bruceton.
Wet Sile-Amos Hartley, Mdsuntown.
Shsriq--O ln'el g. JacSson.
DE luties -Juliu X. Monroe. Kinswoo1, Valley
nlPIelsaui l. ". CrisS. Lyon: y. o. Lantz,
Cnion: n. Y Uanway, Reno; +. r. Cuppett,
GRANT; ~ II sey FIR nan Portland.
tler< Circuit G C,urt-tohn W. Watson.
Clcrx County Cont. nj Martin
PcosecItink NttOrncy Neil j FOrtneY
Cpurty Surveyor +. McMillen
SAT-. of y IA ,Dis--N a. .. CJnley.
A ssetSor 2 lst side. Gabriel Pullinn.
West side. john :. Perkins.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS
CGrrs Convene

BtC6 nber Il. .
C1lity G purt- First Monday In January April,
July and October.
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The above prices for CASH ONLY 1t wifi pay you won't it,
to call at store end examine these goods We will also give
OTHER Great Bargains in Lawns Cotton Dress Goods and every
thing in the Dry Goods Line. GALL TO DAY.
J. w. T aWCett & 60.
KtNGWOOD w, VA. March, 1892
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c D 0 D NJ 0 R N | N c!
HAVE YOU HEARD OF THE MANNER IN WHICH PRICES ARE
HORRIBLY MANGLED f?

Let lis have yor attention for TEN MINUTES and save
you money Dry Goods We selling our entire stock
out at cost but give you here Actual Figures What gbods
selling at the world over, and what WE now selling the
same goods at and will so continue o sell until April Snd Next
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Pfss1vteri1r Church suniavSohooi at am.
Tftj5r 's'intovery We Inc slay evening.
VI Church-Rev " " Rider. Pastor
Servic8s Preaching every Sund 1y at intf M
Hti7.lYp. IN. SIl lay Sob lul AZ p ~. lass
Msst " 3. N. Yod11 Ftlks MectluT NJ bb ~.
m. Pfaysr M5eting every Thursday evening ~
10
Nm r. Clrmcf-rev B1siev Royce Pastor.
services-p Preaching. Fourth sunday in each
month
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TARIFF PICTURES.

Just before the Plsslge of the
Mckinley bill there were II
pearl button factories IN the United
States. The Mckinley bill put up
the duty on pearl buttons, and now
the pearl button factories number
-.
n Ezzn
The abo"e tariff picture" is
from the New York Press. Iu the
same line OF argument we offer
little tariff picture also, something
like this;
III 1890, just before the McKin-
ley bill went into effect February
had but q
days. I'm 1877, after abput eighteen
months Of the praCtlcal workings Of
Che Mckinley bill, February had
20
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Town Onciais.
MAYOR -GusJ. Stafer
Record 9r-Jdmos W White.
TJ7vh ssrzsant-Iames w. ynu
C,u1rl ns1 " VI utin. Julius \ NonrUs.
Renrv W. Murdock. Wilbur POsten and George
a Willians.
Societies.
Rnlqhts NJ Pythias Ioffge meets evory Tue
day evening ~ their hail over }. " Bakers
store az s.OO O'Clock
In1epeu lent Order 81 Ofd Follows Lodge
meets bvery saturday evening at their nall 10
Bishops Block ~ $40 o'clock.
Colder Rule Encaponent. No. -. ]. o. ~ v.
rnapts Flrst and THri Monday evening" 81
each month. IN the odd Fellows Hall, over the
posto1ice.
The tnleoen lent order ~ Good TenplaTs
I,oige meets every Fril evening. tn thc J. .
q. r. n tll. at 3s31 o'clock.
Kinz Phiitp Tiso 40. t5. Innrovet order oi
Rot Non meets every WeJuesdty evening ~
2 ocioct w. the knights Of fythas Hat over
Blaker's store.
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COnstaDIeSI

Ki1gN,ol District. J. l.. stone, Joseph 7.
Rhodes.
VMlSv-\ !. De9crry. manuel Dixon.
Iynn-I w Criss. william rs. Taylor.
Rean-Bsn w. WopiSl Slm'l W. Bow nan.
portlan Nv ". \. MEG G'nuis. T. g. Martin.
trninn-Llovi G. Shaffcr George Geissman
Pielsant-Tames p. Fulner.
eyrLnt-Nilla u T. u. Miller.
Mlgis rates.
Kirgwp4I, Joseph VI. G'dwius - neon Mat
fin civ.
Wiley j. ave G. Ziin. John " Strahin.
Iyl1. James Ms'Ise. - tvil !. Glib son,
ROM ". "a. Whce'er r. VI. Su nncrS.
4 ,rtlan l. J N W. IIill. 4. q. Mason.
-Tltnn Je4Sc W. Shlfer. Julius Scherr.
.eiUInt. Levi Y. Miller. ID. n. Martin.
yrant W. II. McGibbons. Alpha Hagans
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state Senator'S Eleventh Dis'r,e;.
JuIIc, ThriJp l:claI D!sfiet

William g. Worley. KingwoOi. Preston Co.
Alpheus G.lrrison, MonOngalia Co.
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To.rsS OfEsueatioH.


(RBT.. Trippctt Pres.
Iingwood District. M n r. r PoSrcW
VI. &. Gibson.
~. r. Cobun Pres.
Salley & ioar
Nicholas Postcn
IT. " Clarion. Pres.
DsJ. Gibson. Sec.
lyon (Sga. e. shaw
Isaac jackson.
a. Baker Pres.
4, william Iuughridge, Sec
memo w. \. Watson.
W. y. stafford.
CIacob j C;gf4C nan. Pres
W VI Shaffer Sec'v.
oruahd samuel B Frecland
6 &. &. Ice
Julius Scherr Pres.
Llovd Shafer. Sec.
Union ". T.. King.
Charles r. iawton.
~ J Martin. Pres.
W n. Ringer. Sec.
feasant WIN G.. Ringer.
7 W Hartman
n r. Hu <gins Pros.
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Grant W w. Wolfe
Asa X. FraZoe.
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Alpheus Garrison, MunOngalia Co.
JuIsc, ThriJU EclaI D.s fici.
5oseph r. uoke. KIM - d. Preston County.
coz tsSIONE3S TX CIANCEnY.
p j. Gro IN. u. VI. Wutring James \.
Jackson and ell j. FOrtney
RgC EVER OF THE COURT:
Col james W. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS
coNMIssIONERs curNrY COURT.
RIngwnnt, LEROY shaw; Pre- sident
Ishu. MoscST. Sinclair.
iIvon, Reason T. Pell.
Nallev. Mason MatsOH.
I Grant ,Sa nuel 4. Conner,
Pleasant Zen A. Conner.
I-ortiaul. r. y. Benson.
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tABIBS, DRpss GOODS.

Alpacas selling ettftwhcrc ut 10 cts. sell at
% % d d - -
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Fine Jet Black Henrietta Cashet6 selling everywhere at
49,. .. l.25 per yard sell ut 81 90
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