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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
'-E iDESyILLE,

Correspondence Of the Argus
Charlie Brown, of Fnirmont, was
Visiting here last week.
Mr.. James V. Jackson, Of this
place, died Wednesday, Dec. 9TH.
His funeral was preached in the
Baptist church. of which he was q
member, thursday 9Th, by d. W.
Rogers.
MIR. Moses Kmkaid, of Monon
gala county, WAS in this vicinity
buying cattle II few days ego.
Mrs. AIph Pagh is very sick,
with but httle hope of her recovery.
Mr.. Marion Rogers. who has
spent the past month visiting rela.
tives and friends, kas returned to
his home III Oxford, Ohio.
Mr.. sam Pugh, of Iowa, is visit
ing here.
MIR. Charlie Rogers and Miss
Annie Wolfe, Of this place. were
married at Kingwoed, Deem Der l.
They were accompanied by Mr.. ID.
). Walls aud Miss Dora Rogers.
they were given reception at the
home Of the bride, Friday 2nd, and
at the home of the groom. Mir. and
Mrs. d. ". Rogers Saturday the
Bird.
Quite number from this place
attended the funeral Of DR.. Brown
at ReedsyiIle.
Mr.. Editor, why can't some poor
mortal of Gainesville be appointed
Depn:y Sheriff?
LATER-Mrs. Pugh died since
the above was written.
BELvIA LOCKWOOD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

On our first page appears An edi-
torial in regard to the many appli-
cants for Deputy Sheriff. who are
out with their petitions for the office.
Since printing that, we learn from
q conversation with the Sheriff elect
that he is not responsible for this
new departure-in fact, he SAYS
that he opposed it and expects to
select his Deputies himself as he
should, without fear or favor of
RnYone.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
FARnEgs' INSTITUTE.
Pogrammc.
&c esDAY, DECEMBER 20.

Tuesday, DECEMBER 20.
l 2. M.-Organizatioa and mis-.
cellaneous business.
2 p. M.-Address by Col. D. D.
johnson, Agriculturalis.. Expert
ment Station at Morgantown, sub
ject, Stock Breeding.
General discussion Of tic subject
and question box.
3P. M.-Address by Or. DcRoode,
Chemist, Experiment Station, Nor.
gantown Subject, Commercial
Fertilizers.
General discussion.
4 F. NJ. Discussion Of the Road
question, opened by VIM. NJ. O..
Dawson.
4.30 p. M.-Practlcal illustration
of the proper manner of pruning
fruit trees and vines, BY f.. NJ .
Pane, llorticulturalist, Experiment
Station, Morwantown.
MONT SESSION.
7:30 p. M,-Essay by J. S.
Brown subject, The Boy on the
Farm.
Select Reading By Duncan McRa.
Lecture By f. w. R,ne subject.
The Importance of Horticulture.
Question Box.
WEDNESDAY,, 21st.
9 A. M.-Discussion 4: subject
Importance of Improved Breeds Of
Stock. opened by \. +. McMilen.
9:30-Address by Col. D. d.
johnson subject, County Foads.
10 A. M.-Meeting of Farmers
Association to hear report Of .he
committee on County FAIR and to
transact other business and elect
officers.
1l-Bee Culture, by ". I.
Burch.
1l;30-Question Box.
: =. M.-Address bv Col. -. ID.
Johnson subject, The Proper
Fertilizer for Corn, as indicated by
lis experiments.
General discussion Of the sub
ject and question Box
3 p. M.-Address by F. NJ. Pane
and DR.. DeRoode.
observation-disclosures Business.
4 p. M.-Adjonrnmeut.
a full attendance is desired. Al
persons are cordially invited. 1t Is
hoped tie Institute will be success.
Future meetings will Depend upon
the interest farmers take in this
one.
JEUU JENKINS, President.
WH. q. MORLEY, Secretary.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

We have made special arrange
ments with very brilliant CORES.
pendent IN Washington to send us
= weekly letter on the doiug5 Of
Congress every week this winter, in
order that our readers may keep
posted on the acts of our national
legislators. This will be regular
and special feature of the ARGus
this winter, and we shall publish
these letters every week, when we
are not too crowded.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

DR.. James II. Manown last week
received the appointment to the
vacancy on the Pension Board for
this county. This Is a very worthy
appointment, as the Doctor was a
surgeon in the army during the late
war and is q mem Der OF the G.. A.
r. Post here, and the "powers that
De" couldn't very VOL 90 back on
him. although the Republican TX
eCutive Committee, as stated in last
weeks ARGUS, recommended the
appointment Of Or. Martin. There
are some funny things in connec-
zion with the whole matter, that 70
may make pablo later on.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
D.hO.Chrl.lma. HOLIDAY Rntes.

Tickets good between all station
Of thc Baltimore q Ohio Railroad
Company east OF the OHIO river win
be on slIo 700 tickle. Offices OF that
Company from December 9th to
goth, inclusive, and from December
5lst toJinuary 2nd, inclusive, good
TO return until January 3rd. melu.
Give. For more detailed uforma-
ZION apply to nearest y s. D. ticket
s2ept
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

Congressman John .. Pendleton.
OF Wheeling memb Der from the First
District, has already named his men
FOR postmasters at the larger towns
in his district. Ills idea is to save
hard feelings and bitter contests be.
tween aspirants for the various
Offices, who very often get up fac.
tional disturbances that never quiet
down. The plan saves lots Of bard
work and worry on the part OF the
applicants, Here are some OF the
candidates Mr.. PCndlcton will re-
commend for appointment at some
% The larger places Clarksburg,
COL John g. Vance; Wcst Union,
Slas p. Smith, editor Recori;
Moupdsv.lle, }. G.. Simpson; Sis
teTyilic, Frank o. Meteor: Bethany,
Geo. &. Curtis; Nest Liberty. Col.
McColloch; Weston. a. n. Brown.
We congratulate SANDY" ON lis
re-appolntmcut, az no was Post.
master under Cleveland before and
made % first class oIciu. The q.
Zee at Wheeling The biggest plum
and that is not made public get.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
How West Virginia Voted at rho
November Election.


The total vote Of the State for
President was 10. $40, Of which the
Democratic electors received 4.435.
the Republican electors SO,252, the
Prohibition electors 2,022. and the
Peoples Party electors i.170. Cleve-
lands plurality in the State Is thus
4,163 over Harrison.
For State officers the Democratic
pluralities are ms follows MacCor-
kle, for Governor, over Davis, 3, 9O7;
johnson, for Auditor. over Hycr.
4,0l4, Rowan, for Treasurer, over
Payne. 4,0l4; Lewis, for Supt. Of
Schools, over Miller. $500; Riley,
for Attorney General, over Bullock.
4,ll7; Dent, for Supreme Judge.
over McWhorter, 8,4G7; Holt, for
Supreme Judge, over Miller. 100.
Judge Dent got his large vote from
the fact that he WAS also on the PEG.
pies Party ticket, and the same
thing explains the large vote re.
ceiyed by Miller. Republican, who
was also II fusion candidate.
Following is the vote for Presi-
dent by counties. tie figures repre-.
senting the vote cast for the highest
elector on each ticket. who were
John Mcl.uer (Dem.) and Enoch
Carver (Rep)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

The ARGUS stated last week that
the town was about $500 in debt.
We got the information from n
member OF the present Council, and
without asking for it. and we sup
posed OF course that it was correct.
but the town collector informs us
that the present officials will Gene
ont about even.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

Congress convened Monday Of
last week, but will not do much till
after the holidays. This is the last
half Of the 52nd Congress, which
will end March 4th next. On our
first page will be found an interest
ing letter. giving the most impor-
taht bills that have been intro
duced so far.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

The trial OF the Cooley garg Mt
Uniontown, Pa, has been attract
ing considerable attention. Jack
Ramsey has already been proven
guilty on enough counts to send him
to the penitentiary for forty years
and the rest of the cases against
him have been dropped.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
IN VICTORIAN.
Resolutions Adopted by the Il. r,
Sunday School at ROWlesbuTg.

o
Sunday School at ROWlesburg.
WHEREAS, Our Sunday School
having been invaded by the King Of
Terror.and sister Rcbccca Emerson,
one Of our most cherished members.
having been removed from our
midst. and sadly deploriug he loss
Of one whose upright department,
uuspOtted reputation, and cxem-
plary Christian character, won for
her host OF devoted friends, there
fore be it
ResOJred, That while VIC sadly
realize that her class has lost wor.
thy teacher, the school and church
q faithful member; and while we
call to mind and review the many
noble qualities Of her life, vet u
remains for us rs Christians and
her friends TO bow iu humble sub.
m sHon 10 wise Providence "that
dorth al things we'll"
Rcsolrcd, That we tender our
profound symptthy TO the parents
Who have lost o. loving daughter, to
her brothers and sisters vino have
lost an slfcctiouate sister, and 1at
they may find consolation in ,ho
grand truth th1t their loss ha in.
creased ,hc nnmbcr and tho glory
Of heaven
H1soired That the banner Uc
drapcd Tor ,hirty days iu honor OF
the deceased, and copy OF these
resolutions bc presented 90 the be.
roayed family, and one cent % each
Of Tho county p1pcrs for publication.
PETER CoZAp,
NoLLfg PCGH, Com mittee.
FtOHzSCB PCGR,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
ALiBHSGIsTNVsLLE

ALBEbGisrNNELL
Correspondence Of the Argus.
n. J. Gibson spent Sunday at
home.
Rev. Chas. Feather and bride
were entertained at Abraham Feath.
ers' one day last week. The table
was we'll surrounded also by invited
guests. They are now domiciIed in
neat little residence at Deer Park
where the Rev is resident minister
Christmas will be observed in the
churches.
we have never seen SUI h run OF
logs rs there was during the raise
IN the river last week.
Our school is doing good work.
Commercial travellers are plenty
Nonh Mctzler's trade is increased
to such an extent that he has found
IT necessary % employ constant
assistance, and tim, saving mnchi-
merry. Years of hon,st work has
secured to Noah permanent and
increasing custom.
We have no sick to report.
y. Y. X.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
President Uarrison,s

President Harrison's message.
which was given out last week, IS a
very long and tedious document
and we haven't room to publish it.
and don't think enough Of it. If We
had, and orr readers will be just ms
wise. live just as long and die just
as happy without it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
CUR AGENTS.

The following parties are our au-
thori2cd agents ana will receive and
remit to us all money paid on nc
count. Any subscriptions or orders
for printing left with them will lc
promptly sent to ia. The agents
for The ARGUS will give receipts
for all money paid them. if go de
sired, bur it is not necessary, as re.
ceipts will he sent direct from tins
office promptly for all remittance
DISQUALIFICATION Watson.
Herring-George A. Herring.
Newburs-D DR.. VIM. NJ. Dent.
Tunnelton-W. j. Layelle and
j. $. Hunt.
IIowesviIlc-J. y. Cooke.
FellowsviIIe-J. ". Robinson.
Marquoss--C. W. Roster.
Sinclair-W. T.. Keiscr.
Rowlcshurg-P. \. Conf.
White-Gcorgc W. White.
Aurora. o. Lartz.
Carmel-Thomas Startzman.
Terra AIta-P. A. Fox.
Cranesyille-D. w. Frazec.
Guseman-Ervin wilson.
BrnndonyIlle-C.C. Frank houser
Bruccton-W. II. McGibbons.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
STAY HOME AM FREEZE.

You can, Of course. But n
charming trip over tho Union
Pacific will iu few hours land you
n California. the loycllcst climate
in wiutor for strong men or inval-
ic5 there is II tbs oountry,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
CIRCUIT G0uRT,
Proceedings Of the Deeem Der Tern up
20 Date.

| bIs NcIin u court OtgaN NOh-
day with Hon. c. Wood Daley. OF
Keyser, on the Bench. Judge J.
Il. Hoke is holding special term
at Philippi and secured the services
of Judge Daley for tue regular
term here.
There has been very good attend
ance so far. The Grand Jury made
its report Tuesday evening and was
discharged. The following is the
names Of said Jury for this
term . Thomas Fortney, foreman.
A. w. Albright, II. G, Flythe,
Ebert Boycs, Samuel n. Shay.
John II. Squires, L. n. Orr.
Isaiah Bolyard, Peter S. Fike, John
IL. Beatty, Ralph +. Hoff, Joseph
9. Feather. Abner Liston, Martin
l.. Crane. A. S. McNair and Will
liam b. Smith. Their report was
very light and the smallest mum Der
Of indictments ever brought in, to
our knowledge. But four were
made, two for felony as follows
Charles Smith for stealing watch
Mt Newburg, and Peter Zimmerman
for stealing a horse from l.. II.
Frankhouser at Brandouville.
Two misdemeanors as follows
Daniel Wiles, assault and battery
on John ". Grimes. and George W.
Ashburn for stealing five turkeys
from Mrs. Rebecc. Manear, Of
Rcedsville.
Tuesday, Charles Smith, the col
orcd fellow confined in jail here for
stealing watch Of the value of $50
or over, from W. i. Fromhart, of
Newburg, having been indicted for
felony at this term, came into
Court and plead guilty. lie was
thereupon sentenced to two years in
the penitentlarY.
Clara Il. Wagner vs.. Howard G..
Wagner; bastardy. The defendant
gave tond for keeping Of child and
case was dismissed.
State VS.. William Golf, John FL
Ger and J. 3. Whetsell, indicted for
stealing fifteen gallons of hard cider,
plead gnilty and were sentenced to
ten days in jail and pay cost of the
prosecution. Said parties are now
in jail serving out the sentence.
State vs. George Stevenson.
felony, case continued with +. T..
Reppert az security in the penalty
Of $500.
State VS.. Joseph s. Miller. Henry
Craner, Arley o. Grbble, Lake
Gribbls and Luther NJ. Sheets, die.
continued.
Yesterday evening the case Of
Harvey Massey and Mary Hileman
WAS OH trial before the petit Jury.
The parties are charged with steal
ing $40 from Bennett Weaver.
The Jury found Massey guilty,
but ne has not been sentenced vet.
The penalty is not les than two
years in the penitenti,ry.
The following is the list Of petit
Jurors for this term
II. G.. Benson, j.. S. FELTON,, ".
II. Casteel, j d. NJ. Hamilton. d. G.
linn, d. j. Gibson. Mcclellan
Hartman, S. D. l.. Stafford, |. p.
Martin, II. W. Huddleson, K. G.
Zlnn. b. A. Conner. Ellis Kelly,
Joseph Graham, NJ. N. Taylor, J.
W. Wotring. Dan. G.. Watson,
Rawley Shahan, j II. Graham. G..
A. Bergman, W. f. Fortnev, Cal
vim Roby, Mike Hartman, Samuel
p. Elliott. j Il. Williams, j. NJ.
A. Kelly. Smith +. Kelly, Marshal
Lenhart, A. J. DeBcrry and Calvin
DeBerry. The following parties
were summoned but failed to
appear: S. II. EIannway, j. Wes-
lev Feather, Marcellus Knots and
Dayton Forkcr.
The only attorneys here from
abroad go far this term were II. j.
Peddicord. Of oakland, and VI. IL.
Dent, Of Grafton.
--------s
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

The Tucker county Democrat
says: "The breach Of promise case
OF Eliza Dumire ag inst Lloyd Hans
ford has at last been tried. After
two days Of brilliant legal fighting
the case was given 80 the jury last
Saturday evening, which, after
scarcely more than II half hour s
retirement, rendered verdict for
the plaintiff, and awarded d.,mages
in the sum Of s2,25O w. u. Max
we'll and G. o. Strictly represented
Miss Dumire, aud G. w. Daley,
A. G.. Dayton and A. G. Bowman
looked after the Iiansford end of
the onse."
Mr. Hansford Is a well known
lawyer and prominent Democrat of
Prisons. lie hrs been recently
elected to the Legislature and stands
high in the community. The case
will b. appealed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

Another West Virginian gets q
fat office for life. President Har-
rison has appointed Capt. G. @.
Cole. Of Parkersburg. Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. It ia n life
position and pays $4,000 per year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
u. & o. Thousand Mile Ticket Good
10 50. Louis.

On and after December 18th.
1892. thousand mile tickets issued
Dy thr Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad
Company will be- bonorcd between
All stations on the Ohio g. Missis-
.IunL RlILwlv.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
TURN THE RASCALs oUT.

The Republican Administration
has so completely demoralized the
u. s. Treasury and knocked the
bottom out Of it generally, that it is
hard to ascertain the exact condi-
ton of our national finances. AT
the end of Cleveland $ Adminlstra-
ton four years ago, il was in very
healthy condition, with over 500,
600, 900 surplus on hand, but the
reckless expenditure of the past four
years, and particularly the tremen-
dous amount for pensions, has
made q deficit larger than the
Democratic surplus. The Repub-
iicans try to deny it and cover 1t up
now until the Democrats get in
power, and then will try to lay it
on to them. Now is the time for u
full Investigation, and Hon. VIM.
l.. Wilson offered the following
resolution in Congress, Wednesday
of last week
"Resoved, That the Committee
on Ways and Menns be authorized
and instructed to inquire and re.
port as to the present condition of
the Treasury and the future probI-
BILE revenues under existing laws;
and to that end the committee is
particularly instructed to ascertain
lbe amount as near ns may be, that
will be required for payment Of pen
SONS prior to June 30, 1894; the
amour of ali unexpcnded appro.
priations and the amount required
TO complete works authorized by
law; the items Of the sums to Tie
credit Of discussing officers. the
amount OF probable revenue between
this date and June 30. 1894, and
The time ut which the same will be
collected by the Treasury. together
with all other facts which may be
useful to show the present and IN
tnre condition Of the Treasury"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

The papers are just now relating
many incidents in the life OF Jaw
Gould, the "Wall Street Wizard"
as he was sometimes called, who
began life with fifty cents in his
pocket and acquired a fortune o.:
500, 900, 600. Everything he touch
ed turned to gold. and the magic
wand OF his power for money max
ing, could make or break the stron-
gest corporation. His death will
recall that ever memorable inyesti-
CATION by Congressional commit
tee of both the man and his meth
DDS. In this inquiry his genius
was transcsndent. and the frank
ness of his replies, did much to
obliterate meaningless prejudice
heretofore existing against him.
In response to one query, he said !:
You can blame no man for taking
advantage OF inadequate laws, but
you must make laws which will pre-.
vent such advantage" To the
phrase inadequate laws" he might
have added "weak and unscrupu.
lous men." In a mastery manner
he directed the attention of the
committee to the innumerable evils
which menaced the peoples welfIre.
The committee sent for MIR. Gould
to investigate him. MIR. Gould
obeyed the summons and investiga-
ted the committee. "Why do You
ask me these things :" he replied to
Chairman Blair, with a show Of
irritation. MAKE your laws to
protect the peoples interest and do
not blame any man if he profit by
the insuficiency Of them az they
stand on your statute books"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15
SOLDIERS Of IVES 7 virginia,

RI Won haze claims against tho
Government for Pensions or IN
crca7e. write to n W. FIrzGERALp,
Washington. J.. g. lie is a citizen
oi West Virginia, and has pHN3ured
Pensions lOr thow5gn&5 fross this
State,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

Tile best ioks ont mat nov il ON
our friend. LEROY shaw sheriff
elect Of this county lie c,ro !,
here Tncsd,y with All hi, be,d,mor
and Deppty Sheriff. f., o,.,isgv a,,r
execute hi. bond boforo fin, Tho
Circuit Court. which b,. notbino
whatever to do with II. tho Con,,v
Court being the propcr trihn,si
IN, ;oLo !, r,o.o o.a..i... ~.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

HOOPS PILLS do not purge. pain grip
but sct promptly, easily and onieienily. 30.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-15

Mr.. Editor. why can't some poor
mortal of GIadcsviIle be appointed
Depn:y Sheriff?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-07-02
THE HAY HARVEST.

The annual hay harvest may now be
said to he Oh. A large number OF
teams and men are employed In the
extensive hay fields OF the Indian terri
tory and the crop is unusually heavy
and fine this year. Already al aver.
aye of ten cars day are being shipped
from this point and during the next
two months this amount will be con-
siderably increased. Last year there
was shipped from this place 1888 car
loads of hay, and it will reach COLI
siderably over 1000 cars this year.
In fact the hay business is getting to
he one of the leading enterprises of
this section. This is due to the fact that
the amount of new prairie land broken
up and put into cultivation each year
ia continually lessening the number OF
acres of prairie grass land until it is
becoming quite valuable for this pur-
pose. Prairie grass is unexcelled as a
feed for horses or cattle and II Is pre-
dicted that in q few years prairie hay
will command better price than the
tame grasses.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-07-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Il. j. Haines and c. L. Sawyer of
Galeua were In our city yesterday.
j. B. Ludlum and Chas. +. Noble
visited Galena Monday evening on
business
-Seigel Archer and family of Fort
Scott were visiting relatives in the
city this week.
e. NJ. Woods was IN town again
Wednesday and took his little family
and departed for Parsons Thursday.
Mrs. w. L. Kcan of TT. Worth,
Tex, will arrive here Monday to
spend the remainder Of the summer In
Baxter.
Mrs. C. S. Mosley, and child, of
Dubuque, Iowa, is visiting relatives
in this city. She Is sister of G. w.
Daniels.
Senator w. S. Norton was in the
city the fore part of this week, but
went to Kansas City Thursday to re-
main few days.
William Martin Of Kansas City,
a nephew OF I. II. Williams, has been
here nearly two weeks under treat
ment of DR.. J. NJ. Duncan for cancer
and expects to return home cured in a
few days.
Mrs. n. J. Van Arnam and her
daughter, Miss Stella, left Thursday
night for Pacific Grove, Cal, where
they will reside in the future. They
leave a host of friends here who say
good bye with much sorrow.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-07-02
Melrose ROsebuds.

The creamery at this place Is doing
the best business of any creamery in
sItheastern Kansas in the making of
cheese.
Geo. w. Bigham is on the sick list
from over work, having sold and put
up more than twenty harvesters in
the past two weeks.
Cap. Erwin of Kselville was severe.
~ bitten by a dog Monday morning
while trying to tie 1t up. DIR. james
was summoned at once and the suffer-
er is at present doing well.
DR.. Jaues paid professional visit
10 Baxter Springs on Monday.
The following quarterly report Of
the Christian Sunday school was
handed TO the reporter: No. of Sum
DAYS school was in session z; total at
tendance 1886; average attendance As;
money collected $22.5l; amount ex-
pended $ll.25; balance In treasury
$l2. NJ. w. Allen, Supt.; Miss Ella
Higgins, Sec. BUDD.