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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
TO GUST THE RECEIVER.
Petition Filed in the Morning Mine
Trouble.

Petition Filed in the Morning Mine.
Trouble.
Milwaukee, Sept. 2S-7Judge Austin
today, on the petition of Charles L.
Pfister and on affidavits of Charles
Quarles and John S. George, In the
case of II. August Luedle VS.. the Morn
ing Mining company, granted an order
to show cause Saturday, Sept. 30, why
the appointment Of W. d. Gray as re-
ceiver of the company should not be
vacated and all proceedings discontin-
ued.
Collision in the appointment of
receiver is alleged; also that the re-
ceiver pointed is an unfit person.
TO ISSUE BONDS.
Bernard Goldsmith proposes to issue
bonds to hquidate a claim Of $4,000
against him held by the Marine bank
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MINISTER TAYLOR VERY ILL.

Madrid, Sept. 27.-Hannis Taylor.
American minister to Spain, has re-
turned to this city from San Sebastian,
where he spent his holidays. He was
quite i'll when he returned and is now
confined to his bed with an attack of
pneumonia
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
LAND OFFICES CONSOLIDATED

Washington, Sept. 27.-Replying to
resolution of inquiry concerning the
discontinuance and consolidation o2
land offices in various western states
the secretary of the interior sent to
the senate a statement. Among the
land offices to be consolidated are those
at Wausau and Menasha, Wis.
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RUSSELL RENONIINATED.
Tells Massachusetts Democrats What
Must Be Done.

Boston, Sept. 27.-John E. Russell
was nominated for governor by the
democratic convention today, and
James B. Carroll for lieutenant COVER
nor, both by reclamation. In his speech
OF acceptance Gov. Russell urged the
necessity of retaining the votes secured
from the republicans at the last cleo
ton if the ticket was to be elected.
The ticket was completed as follows:
Secretary of state, J. w. Mcdonald;
attorney general, G. S. Little; auditor,
j. d. Wheelright.
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PASTOR LEAVES EVANSVILLE

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Sept. 27-Rev. w
f. Brown, for thirteen years pastor OF
the Presbyterian church in this city,,
has resigned. He will make his home
in Beloit, where he has large property
interests. He was a graduate of Be-
lott college in 1866.
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CHICAGO BRIDGE FALLS.
Twelve People Fall With It and One
Is Killed

Chicago, Sept. 27..-The temporary
bridge on South Halstead street, near
Fisher avenue, fell into the river this
afternoon, dragging down with it q
dozen people. One man was killed and
the rem. ader were rescued uninjured-
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WONDER OF WONDERS
THE GREAT PARLIAMENT OF RE-
LIGIONS IN CHICAGO.
MOST REM VARIABLE GATHERING
OF IT'S KIND EVER HELD.

A Fin de Steele Gathering in Which
All Faiths Are Representative
pected Intellectual Showing Made
By the Orient-Boom for Tolerance
One Of the Admirable Results.
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PANIC IN THE PIT
TRAGEDY ON THE CHICAGO
BOARD OF TRADE.
THREE PERSONS SHOT BY AN IN
SANE MAN

Charles VI. Belden, a Mid hammered
Man, Manifestly Crazy, Rains Bul-
lets at Crowd of Spectators.
Panic Caused Among the Brokers.
Belden's Strange Story
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VII.

Clergy and laity throughout the
world are today asking the pertinent
question. What vii. be the effect
OF the parliament of religion? That
the gathering has been replete with
''race-wide and perpetual significance"
there can be no doubt One effect of
the parliament will doubtless be to
make churchmen everywhere respect
bIefS that through ignorance have
been repugnant to them, and to be
more cOntroversially courteous. An
other effect viii be a more thorough
study Of comparative theology from
the standpoint of history It is not
likely that the parliament will make
many converts to Northumberland.
Buddhism or COnfucianism, because
the great mass of believers care less
for forms of theology than they do for
the spirit of christianity in it's opera
ton upon the needs of their daily
lives. That the parliament will have
a tendency to bring believers in Chris
uanity into closer paths is certain.
Already one practical effect of the
congress along this line has been felt.
The Brotherhood of Christian Unity.
which was recently organized has
had many unite with it during the
past two weeks for the purpose of
"Crystalizing and perpetuating that re-
markable spirit of unity which has
characterized the Worlds Parliament
Of Religions" The formula of the
brotherhood is simplicity itself, as
follows:
For the purpose of uniting with all
who desire to serve God and their
fellow men, under the inspiration of
the life and teachings of Jesus Christ,
l hereby enrol myself as a member
Of the Brotherhood of Christian Unity
The most significant feature of the
parliament of religions is the fact that
only in this western republic could
such q marvellous conference have
been Planned and achieved. That be-
ing true, there is, indeed, hope for
the union of ChrstendOm.
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A deeply significant feature Of the
parliament of religions has been the
prominence therein of representatives
of the Oriental religions. These wise
men of the cas-! simply made their
presence known on the first two days
Of the parliament, but on the third
day completely captured the audience
by able presentations of their doctrines.
The session of Wednesday, Sept. 13,
will ever be a memorable one. The
chief addresses of the day We're those
of F. c. Mozoomdar, of India; Arch
bishop Latas, of Zante, Greece, and
Pung Quang Yu, of the Chinese lega-
ton at Washington.
! Mr. Mozoomdar will clearly rank as
the leading orator of the parliament of
religions. He spoke cleary and con-
vincingly of the Brahmo-Somaj, the
new religion of India This, he de-
clared, was a monotheism based upon
all scriptures-a religious principle las
the natural result of the indwelling of
Gods spirit within our fellow believ-
ers.' The archbishop of Zante gave an
account, fascinating in its interest, OF
the early history of Christianity II
Greece. He spoke in English, using
earnest gestures. In closing, the arch
bishop impressively lifted his hands
and his eyes heavenward to God and
led the vast asSemblage in prayer. The
paper of Pung Quang Yu on "Confu
cianism' was read by another, proceed
ing which an enthusiastic demonstra
ton was given the distinguished Chin
csc diplomat. DR.. Barrows introduced
him as the representative of an empire
toward wihch America had not beer
just, sentiment that was followed b!
applause lasting several minutes, Puns
Quang Yu in the meantime arising ant
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the Moslem faiths, however, there is
this difference, christianity is essen
TALLY progressive. while MOhammed-
aniSm is unprogreSSive and stationary
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SHE or oour.c MI. Pulnhulira rs
pretty. but she d, 50 wrapped W. IA
herself.
lie And why shuJllat She be
with such u lovely wrap Detroit
Fr"o Pres.
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For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectually as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
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wns nj mncn to wn,ao,. /.

was not much 10 wonder m
The dly was agin five and I'll,
i"rnivod lo rotmu to Aha ,rtr,.
tower to 1nish tho sketch : ba5 ~.
cnn lregcholthc rlaaa On 10, ma
set. 'o worl, bpg ottef SON. ,,,i.
i'mo had occa.icn to shift INV. pos,.
non M orler 90 obtain di6tr,,,,
view of my subject. In doinr i, /
me, with va accident An old .rop,
wal on which had mounted e,g,...
blcd bcacg,h ue and ion yioj.nil,.
80 the ground. Whom arose I I.no,y
that my left arn vas brokcns
In great pun made my way b,cl.
70 my lodgings. and accepted md
lan'lalys onc 10 send nj ono, r',
~, doc;pr In answcrto her mnub.J
az go which Of t'io medical mon ii
he town would prefer. named nd
only one ] had ANY knowledge Of !
On imrimcr. who had been such 4
heGu.., 0iHita. next door.
The doctor came quickly and dil
what waa nccdfal Il wan a .irpj
!''ctt'" Ohd tally sgt Dr. I.glii
mcr was cheerful. caatty man u,il
staid fora iiUilu general oonyor.nti5b
after his professional skin had ~
hnu4tcl it3rlf n
By tie way. doetor" said "yoy
have lost your patient ne.t door,
Yes. pcpr u!l 7,li.w. he r,diel
mot before ! e.ppcted though
There wa3 no hope 10y liiin NON a,
in To-"
"Ionr assistant. Mr.. Anlrcws
seemed 90 10 taking every caip OF
him lU-, night, l,a!d
My asisDaGt Mr. Andrews! Lat
night the doctor exclaimed in
mmnaoment "l have no assistant
and what Of igs. ligh.. sire
cNpl9iari how / ,nd been asked
in by iir PiGninYt to wines, IL,
generals wi,iut $50 Ia tine evening
Dr LcYii,Iurdi.N lliie breath
"Ncll, M saidg lsst IL ym ,nw
him sim BIS wiII 20 half past 8 D.,
signed /: withud.al hand. Grnciai
Maitland dicn %, hal past 1 yc.tc'
day afternoon.
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prslNEss t.AILunEs.

btciNk->S fAtttEES.
fur hcRs pIsAsrRors ONES EoTcD-BASKs
GENERALLY
Jan ii-First national bank Of Nuncio, Pa
~ st-F.rst natioaal bank OF Downs. kan:
Jan ss-Bank of Jefferson a, shepheras,own.
Jan eo-ran River eoua,v baas At o,,r,c;..
D.: sjloJo =. An1ler eoonty oanI =, CnioorA.
,F'cb s--;,c-a-nerc,al loan and savings bank Q,
Feb 3-EatloaaI bank OF Slvcr City. and
heb q Marcy; Sser 4 M.cann's baak at
tirst na iioasi bans q Der1ing " NJ
len o-mcs,era ,c kAr'H Mortgage Company at
,fch s. MerShan,s' bank of Moorehead.
F.h sS-Negmasscs IN. ~ SAVINGS bank
Ma l-Lima 10 national hank
Mar :i-Pa,nessiile to) Savings and Loan A.
Ma st-Amcrican national bank of pirnInC.
Apr i5-Inersta,c national bank of New
Arr. 2T-Comme-ciai bank of s. Paul. ninn
Ioy .9-pcoples bank OF Sea Isle CITY. y. !.
=, me f-Piattc Valley bank NJ Ccatral City.
Ilac e5-T,rS, national bank at Eric Kaa-.
NrVha count. losses, sAAo0J.
SOP SOP IN % ,.iSt .o,osi;t Stats bank, at Creio
Sep 2t-Pco2lc's banls at lIoDc Ari.
oct 1.-TWO NcbrasEl state banks, one at
Uct elliot sprsa:s sArisD valley bank fnr,.
vaicl: gS0,COJ
Nov s--coni.neu,al banl, at Kansas City. Mo.
Ecv S1-@tonc City boek. Cf Joliet. 1 1 ana
5ofct Enterprise CO. (baro wlre mAnufactarersl:
be-. c-wholesalo mercantile nrm of wn.
cslnsii 9 fieison 81 Grcenvllc, Mss si0lOJ0
nea is-black Hills national bank ~ Rlpld
lac i3- Lipman Co. juie merchants q,
pr1dcc. scotland, failc for i.s51uOl.
Dec 10 Eat.o1al bank OF Newton. Isaa.
y; noo.cj5
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June so--Bav View Rolling mills IN Mllwau.
down inieiin,,cly. ana mis- AZ Ior,e sis,1 pI'
closed throw.nt roo iD(n cut OF work Ee-
fu,al OF mAnasers 70 siga ti,o sc4lc ,ho cause,
Pittsburgh u'a) district shut down owinr 10
dnercncc Ia rcgard TO wages. aud nearly i5l..
duty 6.In riots rctWccn rcrl,raon and pinhcr.
ton men At tho homestead tlfA.) niiiRos Jarlc.
&C CO, SIX wor@men ant i've PinGcr,ons
July li--In pitched ba,,lo between unioa
Ant n9n'nnioa m.n9r. at thc Gon ana Frisco
mines n the CScSr u'AlCnO region OF Idaho niuo
mon were klicd aad y r.nl ulownpf,.
July is-CMncgin nins ~ t,,mt stead iakcn
gvly l+--Emploscs ia upp, r aud loN ar IA ON
mills " the Carnegie Company in Pttsb9rEh
July i0-wcs, Superior (vyisl Iron & steel
Company closed It's works AMI notiNci its cIa.
ploycg that 10. rnoni ors % tso AniaicamaSed
asS0ctats0n wouldlc rctUgnircl hegcaflCr
AuT. id-M ncrs attIokCl eonvictf stochadc
~ Olsor springs, TSnn., and we're lcpu.scd by
Sew lorl, Ccniril aad thv Bufi..i1, lsocaosler &
Pittsburgh roads ssrrcls At Buffalo.
out entirc national guard OF tho state. and a.OJJ
deputy shcr n. "a Coal Creek TO AID In restoring
Aug. is-Eigat thoasand ot tho national
guard eoneenlrAted IN Buffalo, y. ". TO protect
Aug, l5-ki,cr a two hours battle at Coal
Creek. Tenn, the miners surrendered 10 Con
carn-s eoInnandinI thc national guard,
Minors unton
Aug. 2i-Switchmea's strilso at Buffalo OH.
clallY ucclnrcd OF, after an unsacccssful effort
10 involve other rMlro1i orgAnizltioas.
Aug t'--ONcr 80 men from tho Pittaburgh
NUTS OF The Carncgic Company quit WORT in
sympathy VITA lo,lscd out ncn.,, Not slilsncl
VITA stopplso OF strlko by Grand Master
sweeney, swtchncc on Ia slsawnnnA aud
NICKEL Rlatc roads n yain quit work
Aug -f--.tfVor8 Withdrawn from Buffalo ~
Y, and rallway business rcIunCd
Aug s1--SNitchmcu of a r Limo roAd uuit
work NJ East 81 Louis. because COMPANY rc.
FUSED u aul another mAn 60 Zach crew. lhoir
plAccs ullcl with non -uuionists.
bcp p-Ah hArinctte tNisl laribcr m.iia
sep. i2-lisht thousand coat iaincrss oIr.
plpyes OF river operators IN tho pittlDurgh ais.
trieI struck, wa.goa having been red iCcd
Sep el-lulcpaph operators on BURLINGTON,
Cedar Rapids & Northern rAairoal STRUCK FOR
higher wares.
Nov 7--At Now Orleans u unions o. Aucri.
can Fcderato on q La OF went on strife, bc-
cause employers would not ugrcc 10 employ
union mcn onlf
Nov i)--Amaiyematcd council surrendered
~ New Orleans, hAylay abanlonol the DOMAIN 4
Tor recognition VI tho uaioA
NOV lJ-sl vcr4l rcrJoa seriously injured nj
Homestead. Ia, In ilg!rt between non union col
orCd Norltlcl AMI StriitrrI.
NOV is-atrikc nt Homestead. so far as nj.
icoung nies haaieal aud iaboriug departments.
declared on.
Nov Pl-Grcat strike at Homestead. Pa, dc.
clarcl on
Dec. t--rock Island railway teiegraphcrs
went on strisc
Dec. lo-Au tic 1900 men ia Spring Im col.
lcricS IA Nova Scotia struck because of short
weights and docking
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DIRECTORY.
etste omcials.

csvsruor-A. Brooks Fleming. Marion County
o~cretsry OF state--w. N. Ohley, Marion co
Aaaiter Patrick r. Duly. Webster Co.
frsssurer-Nilliam II. Thompson. cabell Co.
Attorney 0eneral--Alfrei Caldwell. Ohio Co.
sxpt. OF Schools--B. ;. MORGAN. Mononsaiia
unty.
Adiltant Oeueral-B. ". Oxiey, Kama wha Co.
etAte eLibrarian--Chtrics Hagan. Marion ca.
y. 5. Nar<hal--H. 9. White. MARSHALL county.
Private sec'y TO Gov.--Ias. Ewing, Ohio county
ohisf clerk Au titor's O uce-Wm. A. Cracraft.
Sec'y states % iice--B W. Taylor.
supt. schools . II. Z. Cork.
Trelsnrer's --R.T Herudon.
AiJt. Gen.'s -Thos.J Grass.
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Sep s-Sinc men killed by collision on Clear.
neld & Cambria branch OF PeaasylvaniA ran.
Sep, iN--Ten persons kilicd IN railroad aesi.
dent acar West CA-nbridgS, MISS.
Sop "A SaltA FS roaJ night express
wrecked ncar osaye city, lSln.. Ellliag nvs
prrsoas. So. Twelve pcrs 5ns killed in y railroad
collision near S'iroyc. O
:. Ser. 2i-Eight persons killed ia railway col.
nsioa Al New Hampton. ia....four ia-n fell
down n shaft in Eureka mlno "a Bess.u uer
iownship. Mich, aad killed.
Sep. Sj-tlovcn c1incrs is1rrisonc1 BY 4 cave
IN IN the Norrie ~ nsAt ironwool, Mica
Oet. s--str. anl Mrs Icarsa.l and o rra,a-
son rerlshel ia 6uraiaa home, at ssaai Lake.
ost s-Ncar Weston. w Va. four men kilicd
In rliiroa1 Vrcci.
erS, Ia South Port Townsend. Wash
O,t- is--S!x miacrs at Port Il syai Pa. died
IRON drlnGtnS bocr froTn n kcS iu whch WAS
found a dead snake :. FOur persons killed al
Kansas CITY by collision OF raiiroai train and
Oct. is-Duriny fireworks exhibition a, Los
Anyclcs, Cal, an oxrlos on killed ~ persons.
OSt -Acoidelt oa Grsat No-tAcrl road
near spokane, WASH: kallcl seven racn 81.
Seven persons killed In railway collision ~
West Manayunl; Pa
Day. Mica, wrccled On I.al.o MiChie N drown.
,,ng s,H mea. -Four lives lost In hrc At Milwaa.
ost si-Three children OF George Cage and
their grandnicthcr perished In burning house
near Dcs moincs, Ia.
Nov i9-In q railway collision 3, uiehlaad
Center, Ia, four persons were burnAd Ia death
Nov. s-Fivo men killed 10y gunpovsdor cx.
plosicn az Mountain View, ARK. =, Five persons
killc by cy cloac at Hlrrisol, Ar.s.
Nov le-Stcamcr R)sl Leo buraci AZ Mem.
pills, Tenn. four persons lo5iny thor lives
Nov. 2t-Six mon a.llcl i'm railway collision
nt Aida, Noo. Prof. G1aiArd. his vifo ana
son and Miss Thompson drowned near Everett 4
wash, by uysettinx OF vAcht
Doe. 6-FOur men Killed IN wrccl. on tho
burnuyton routc near C)rcnN Col
Dec s--Durlng season OF is9, 10 lives were lost
IN navigating tho great la,scs
nRTtuhr1
near summit, MsB....rwO mon !. .llcI al / two
mcrtAilf wounded by boiler OK ploslon al swift 3
rolling mill At n iwpoct, Ky.
Dc. li--At White OAK. o., th-cc- of Tho Brown
fainuy, who pArtooA OF cake ia which rat
poison n VI bsca m xc1, died
Disc. l5--Thrco prrsJaB burned 70 death NJ
Union PARK. A iburb OF ~ paul
Dec IS -Eiiht r1sl killed q al i've Injured IN
MINI.
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nsass OF Bsieya,es.

R.u siae-chrlaiIan Hartnieyer
Wsst aide--Apos Hartley, MasOntown.
sheriff-Ie1sov Shaw.
Denutles-Teno District Chris R.denour:
Union. Georgs Geisenan; Grant, Albert X
Fearer.
<unrs Circait 0oart t--John W. Watson.
: elerx County Gnart--I. Ami Martin.
pro-ecating Attorney-p. VI. wotring.
cous = 3nrssyor-A. +. McAilien.
sass ~ sohoois-Ta. -. Coniey.
Asasss0- -Rtst side Gabriel PVlliaE.
/" west side. Wm =. MlneLr.
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ysrst D.strist-Jo.sn o. Pendleton, Wheeling.
ohio County.
aessat District william L. Wilson, Charles
tsyn, Jefferson Co.
Tslrd Di.trict-John D. Anderson. Nicholas c.
n, Nicholas County.
Fourth Di-trict-ianes cspehart, Point Pleas
CA. Mason county,
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ssoremr Court or Appeals.

PANEL B. La1a.. rrest.. Jefersou Co.
nepry Branuon, Lewis Co.
J. W. Eaglish. Mason Co.
Ne ner n. Holt. Greeabricr Co.
o. 3. Long, Clerk. Kanawha Co.
Alfrsi CALI we'll. Rs porter. Ohio Co.
Csaveass At Casfiestsr secoa Wednesday in
Anzary: Wheeling. fret Wednesday In June
1ssrlsstewn, irt weinssiay In september.
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uultea states senator,
Memhars ofcsnnrrsi.

ohSsss =. Faulkng, Martiusburg. Berkley
JoSn r. Ksnns. Charleston, Kanawha County.
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uNIrgo srArRs COURT.

ynlgs-T. Iaefs.1. Par<ersbary Wood Cv.
0scS-t. Y. Noare Ciarfsburs. Harrison Co.
y. 3. District Atty-3. G. Sturgiss, Morgan
town, Monongalia county.
kast. Dist. Attorneys--s. G. Burdctt Charles
tor. Kanawhs countv. and z. ). Elliott,
GngW0od. Preston county.
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Fovn 0meisis.

Nayo~--ous J. shaTor
naoorisr-Janes ". White.
Tsua Ssrgsant--Iames W. Flynn.
tra.7-gI -aan -. = Martin. Iuiius Morrns
Henry " Murdock. wilbur Posten and Georgc
A Wttilaaua,
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A GLANCE BACKWARD.
Roviow OF tho Many Important
Eappcnin-o OF 1892.

Heavy cusiness Failures, Startling casuai-
ucs and Horrible Crimcs--iodustriai.
foiitlesi aud sporting EveatS. Dls-
astrors Fires OF tho Year. Etc.i
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Courts Conrese.

grs.,. ooart--Nareh ~, September I. and
tsastY court : First Monday in January, April.
SnlY gnd October.
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Magistrates.

Kinswooa pistrict. Joseph ". Godwis and
JoSephA. Miller.
valiet. H " Martin and 4. :. DeBerry.
Lyon, Hagoae Hu sglrs and James McGee.
Reno n. "a. WhHe'er and Lucas For nan.
rniDn, julius Scheer and A ". Berry.
Portland. John w Hil and Albert q Mason.
pisasant Levi r. Miller and d. n. Martin.
Grant, J. II. Feather and J. L. Bird.
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Boards Of Edseation.


M. c Feather. President
-. ,,t...s.. Capt. J. Y. .Murdock, 81.
MN2Se~a D's@'Ss' Or. VI T. Powell
N. G. Gibson.
(B.F Cosun Pres.
-. Or. J. A. Cox, Sec.
VsS " s. Loar.
(Nichsias Poston.
TIN CLAYTON. Pres.
ID. J. Gibson. SEQ.
hFo3 Geo G. shaw
Isaac Jackson.
I'm. Baker. Pres.
- william L0ughrsdge, Sec
A@~e w. A. Watson.
W. Z. Stafford.
fIacob 7 Guse nan Pres
-. ~. ". Shaner Sec'y.
psSsseA0 Samuel y. Freeiand.
g. G. Lee
fJulius scherr. Pres.
- Llovd Shafer. Sec.
gns~a Y. r. King.
Charles Y. Lawton.
(JJ Martia Pres
w. n. Ringsr. See.
SS~e~nst WIN. g. Ringer.
7. W. Hartman
fJo7 q. Arnold. Pres.
7. VI. Chidestcr, SEQ.
SsSNs W. VI. Wolfe
CASA X. Frazse.
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esnsiahics.

Klngwood. Thomas Hawkcr and Geo. Hon
man.
Valley. Eranu.l Dixon and J. F. Watson.
Lyon I. w. CrisS and W. ". Taylor.
Reno. r. ~ rIalbrticr and D. 8. Pfer.
Union. -. W. Myers and Geo. Go'ssmnn.
Portland A. !. Beatty and Zack Feeg!e.
PioLsaHt J. 8. Kelly and r. /. Guthrie.
Grant. j. r. Wetner aud ). w. Michael.
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State senators Hlerenth Distinct.


wfittan q. woriey, Kingwood. Preston CO.
Alpheas Garrison, NoponEaiia Co.
Jutge, rh.Fs " iieIai Dls'riet.
Se>ssA T. uoks, Kin. - d. Preston County.
CONT sstoSERs IN cHAScERY
p. ,. Cro-n. D. W. wo,ring James A.
asksoa AMI ell }. Pcrtney
REC cgvKR OF THE COURT.
os,. sasncs W. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
ooas,suosEns corSrr counr.
valley Mason watso-. Presidsnt.
Riag vpoA. J. l.. Mckenzie.
1.von, David !. Walls
Reno, Noses r. Sinclair.
Portland. William A. hcGinnis.
Grant Samuel y. Conner,
Pisasant. Ben A. Conner.
e<nfon. Page ". Mccrum
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Erirhts of Pythias--T.odgo meets everv Tuos.
aay ovenirc ~ theiF hail ov4r j. ". Biaker''
store at 7:51 o'clock.
fs4euanSsut Orfor ~ Ofd Feilows--I vr
aeets every SATURDAY. evening At their hall ~
nishop's Ri0ck st 500 o'clock.
a9ias- 91is Eacaa9ne7t. No. -. T. q. q. p
vss.fs Firgt aaA rhiri M11fav evcniugs o.
saoh month. IN the Oid Fellows Hall. over the
postouce.
The fafessnfent order ~ Good Tenniars b
a. tg9 N nssts avsfy Frliay evening. In the T. n
o. 2. HALL. ~ t7s3) O'Clock.
King philip Tribe 10. rs f-1Drovef order of
Raf Ven meets averv Woircaf4v evening ~
o'cioct in the Knights Of Fythias Hail over
BLAZERS store.
Rinxwoai Coanoi No. =, Iu1ior orie~ rrni.
fsf Ae9~ican Mee1l1irs-Msnts evs-v We'll
sst4tv evening A. 7.31 o'cl0ox In the Old Fci.
lsWs Hall over the Postotfice.
rsestoa f,of1s No ~. a. r. and A. M.--Weets
agst anf third Monfa~ i7 each month A. 7s31 2.
VI Il the knights ~ Pythias Hail over Bakers
stor0.
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wfittan q. worley, Kingwood. Preston Co.
Aiplscas Garrison, NoHonEaiia Co.
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Tenn. f5DG1l
Ian. e5--.icaincs9 bloc, i1 Columbus. o. t1ll-
~. Ccntrh part 81 Beverly. W Va. incill.
ing courthouse
.. t'oh e f.ro p business portion Of Memphis,
leans. e3G0l00
fcb io-f M McCfpin Connary's dry goods
emporium et tlcscau0, o.. t5n0i1
ken. N-lfiro originating in Srfith. GRAY A.
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Churches.

NJ church-Rov. ". " Rider. Pastor
nersicas- ProachfnT cvorv sund ~ ~ f0s50a VI.
sd 7sJ1 .. M. sd1 iav se'ilol A. n. N. Ciass
Mesti1g0 e.. n. YoGnr FOLKS Neefing ~ o. n.
~ Prayer Meeting every Thurseay evening az
rreshvfa~f4n Church--No Pastor.
ncrvioss Prayer Meeting every wednesday
svseing. Sunday School at q. M,
n p Church--Rey. Robert 81 smith Pastor
rcoth.