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ferred TO Nm. NJ. O. Dawson.
Commissioner.
The cases of the National Bank
OF Fairnont VS.. A. III. Bowman ct
al. aud K. b. Stone ct al, l.. l..
McCrum vs.. Stone. Bowman 4 Co,
Nj. Is. Howe's Admr. VS.. Louis
Stone ct at; Addison Child VS.. ia.
Haggerty, Trustee. etc.; First Ma
tional Bank of Grafton VS.. Stone.
Bowman Il Co. ct al, were trans
forred to tho Circuit Court OF Min
ersl county.
Il. b. l.. Trippett's Admir- VS..
Il. u. l.. Trippett's heirs ct al; de-
cree for sale. John 3. s. Herr, Spe.
cial Commissioner.
John Schrack VS.. Cyrus Shafrer:
on motion OF the defendant, Henry
Clay Hyde was appointed Trustee
in place of III. y. lIagans, decd, in
the deed Of trust executed by Cyrus
Shaffer to said IL. q. Hagans on
March 3. 1890.
A. j.. Bonafield 81 Son VS.. Henry
M. FELTON, ct nj; the plaintiff files
his amended bill aud tho cause re-
manded to rules.
+. T.. dlover ct al vs.. Alfred
Cnpp ct al; referred to Commits.
sioner Dawson, with directions TO
ascertain and report the real estate
owned by the defendants, Albert
and Elma Cupp, and other matters
which he or any of the parties may
deem pertinent.
Gilmore Dumirc's Adm r VS.. Ben
jamin +. Dumire ct al; defendant
Summers McCrum files mis- answer.
The following cases were, on
motion, dismissed Thos Jennings
VS.. Verlinda Jennings, divorce; G.
w. Fairfax's Admir- VS.. j. w.
Brown. General Receiver, Henry
@. Wright VS.. Is. 10. Manning ct al:
j. M. Frankhouser VS.. Browning &
Albright, (satisfied), Smith Cranes
Admir- VS.. Levi Mctheny ct al,
(satisiied), VIM. q. Brown VS.. Geo.
Sinclair ct al, and same against G..
Il A. r. Sinclair ct al, assumpsit;
WITT, Biedler & Co. vs.. W. A.
Watson, assumpsit; VIM. q. Brown
VS.. Bergman 4 Mattingly (satisfied)
The following causes we're con
tinued: Greer g. LANG VS.. l. @.
Ralphsnyder ct al, (st defendants
cost. Stanton g. Davenport vs. !.
o. Ralphsnyder TAT defendants
COST, Edmund Albright VS.. Brown
ing n Albright; Shaffer use Brown
ing VS.. j. A. Lenhart ct al, debt
Cat defendants cost; Elisha Thorn
as vs. the Town OF Kingwood,
Nordcok Bros, appellee, VS.. Fitz-
gerald ct oil, appellants.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY PILLS
ENGLISH BRAND.
ing ang
was "ou' WIN
H. NJ WEBSTER walop
wos sSTs ss sS1s these pills as those
$500 REWARD
eashe hut
ais.
AVON MEDICAL CO.. Box E, Avon, n Y.
AVON MEDICAL CO.. Box E, Avon, n. Y.
EvANsvssLE.
correapondence of the Argus.

correspondence OF the Argus.
Evansville has new physician
DR.. Doneastef, from Pennsylvania,
having recently located here.
Henry Walter, who has been
away from his former home here
for seven years, returned on the
23d of December.
II. X. Jenkins:has completed an
addition to liis stable.
The Wooden Factory has shut
down for the winter.
Johnnie Rush has gone to Penn
sylyania to spend the winter with
his parents.
Miss Matte Hamilton, who has
been away from home studying
music, has graduated and returned
home. Xxx.
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With its branches running in every
direction, are the arteries and veins
which convey the blood TO every
part OF the system. A cold, sudden
changes or expusufe. may cause
poisonous acids to clog the circula-
ton. and then comes Rheumatism.
Beware il you value life remove
the obstruction with DR.. Drum
mcnd's Lightning Remedy. Send
30 to the Dfummond Medicine Co. j,
48 Maiden Lane, New York, and
they wlll send you two large bottles
by express enough .or months
treatment, with full special direc-
tons. Agents Wanted.
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Just opened out in the Albright
Building, High Street. Kingwood, ,
an elegant line OF Harness, Saddles,
Brides, Collars, HanSes, Fly Ne.s.
Robes, Saddle Blankets Chains,
etc, at Popular Prices. Repairing
Neatly and promptly done. Every
thing new, neat, and warranted TO
give satisfaction. Come and see Us
and get our Prices
GkoyE ! CoopKk5 Manager
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


Notice is hereby given of the
annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Cheat River Railroad Com
pany to be held on Tuesday, the
23d day Of January, 1894, at the
principal Office OF the CORPORATION,
No. 43, Sixth Avenue, Plttsburg,
Pa, at The hour of 10, M, for the
purpose Of electing officers and
transacting any other business Of
the Company that may lawfully be
done or the bylaws require.
W +, Johnson, Secretary.
Dec. 5, 1893. f2z14-93-4t-s2. co
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HOLIDAY BITCHES.


Charles II. Metzler-2l
Lizzie NJ. Parks-23.
Blair Dayis-25
Matha K. Staff ,rd rs.
Squire K. Sypolt-24
Mehala A. Lewis-22.
Ashpel NJ. CoIlins-28
Olive NJ. ffaulkenstine-20.
Sylvester Clark-34
Victoria Jenkins-26.
BENJAMIN Franklin Annan-23
Ella Florence CrIss-20.
Charles N. Boyles--25
Lizzie Gibson-20.
w. @. Titchenell-2G
Ida l. Wilhelm-l6.
Robert Arnold?
Charlotte Hartman?
w. 4. Mayers-29
Susan f. DeBerrY-3f.
J. NJ. 1'homas-2f
Jennie NJ. Herring Ii.
Herchel v. Jobnson-3I
Jennie A. Fortney--32.
Lloyd s. Plum~-23
Emma r. Vanvertb--27.
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When Baby was sick. VIC gave her cast6ria.
When she was Child. she cried for castoriA.
when shc became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When she had Children, she ga-e tbsan Castoria.

With many clergymeh, public
speakers, singers, aud actors. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral is the favorite rem.
edy for hoarseness and all affections
OF the vocal organs, throat, and
lungs. It's anodyne aud exrecto-
rant effects are promptly realized.
Mr.. C. Il. vickery. storekoeper
in the Treasury Department Mt
Washington. came home last week
to spend Christmas. lie went to
Terra Alta Yesterday TO visit day
or two and will then return to
Washington. He was cat Home,
to his friends OIL Christmas day aud
entertained them right royalty, as
he knows how to do.
LosT-On Christmas night, in
klngwood, gold bangle pin. with
a chain attached about four inches
long. The bangle was gold dol.
lar with the letters Up. NJ. o." and
a small &C. engraved on it. Any
one finding 1t will confer a great
favor by leaving same at the Post
Office.
Mr.. Il. E. Spnrgin, who left here
for Texas some time since, returned
this week and went on out to Ma
sontown to visit his mother. He is
a stone cutter ard has good Job
at Proctor, Texas, and It is under
stood that he came back after his
mother, who will return with him
soon as their affairs can be settled
mp, as his father, Geo. -. Spurgin,
IS there also, working at the same
trade.
at regular meeting OF Brown
Lodge, No. 80, K. Of r., held
Tuesday night, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
term Of six months Master OF
Work, Frank NJ. Murdoch Chan
cellor Commander, ID. r. Jackson;
Vice Chancellor, f. Alden Eaton (:
Prelate, }. n. Copeman, Master at
Arms, Robert b. Brown Trustee,
George A. walls. These officers
will be duly installed at the next
meeting. by the Lodge Deputy, W.
M. o. Dawson. The following
members we're appointed an Audit.
ing Committee, TO examine the
books and accounts OF the Lodge
and make the semi-annual report
as required r. NJ. Murdoch, NJ.
@. Feather and Felix Elliott, Or.
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TARMERsI

Do You want TO leave your
wheat in our mill? II SO, we
will give you q receipt for it,
with the privilege Of drawing
out the product OF your pleas
uTe.
KINGWOOD MILLING co.
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Notice to Trespa ssers.

KISGwooD, Nov. 2Stb. 1898.
AL persons are notified not to
Hunt, Trap or Range on any OF
my land. either inclosed or unin-
closed. under penalty of Prosccu-
ton. JAMES W. Brown.
For Playing Cards of all kinds
from 10 cents up. call at the ARGUS
Office.
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Order of Publication,

WgsT VIRGINIA, ss.:
At Rules held ia the Clerks once OF the cir
cult Court of Preston county. on the first Nom
day OF December, 1903.
william d. Brow1J
vs.. In Chancsry.
The object OF this snIt Il 20 enforce a ven.
dOr's lion on the real estate r. Gently occupied
BY the defendant, IN the town Of Terra Alta
Preston county, West Virginia
~ And Y appearing that the defendant. Belle
rreeinDd. Is not resident Of this state. on
motion ~ tho plaintiff, Il II ordered that thu
month after the date Of the 6rst publication
hereof, and do what is necessary 10 protect her
interests, aud that this order be published tx
ne v ks1 Va. Agous, newspaper published III
inns county copy-Test:
Brown a Hyde Counsel for piaintih.
i279 Ct $40
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PORTRAITS Nv CoLoas

! will for short time only give
life sized Portrait in colors Coz s.,
and one dozen Cabinet Photos rec
with each order. guarantee all
Work. Orders filled promptly.
Call at the Ga llery Of
]. i. STALRY,
Hardware Building, Kiogwood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Fortnev. of
Wheeling. are here for the holidays.
For any and all kinds of legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. II
Col. John w. dusedian, OF Reeds
Vile. was in town on business yes
terday.
Good States only FIVE cents, and
School Sstchels only 10 cents, at
the ARGUS Office.
Rev. Felix Elliott preached in
the Baptist church here Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. II. s. Whetsell, Principal of
the Newbnrg Schools. is here
spending the holidays.
The CASH will get the best BAR.
GAINS in BOOTS and SHOES at
TAyLoR's. and don't you forget 1T.
Rev. Frank Armstrong left Mon
day for West Alexandra, Pa, to
spend his holidays ut homo.
George Robinson's little child
pot severely burned last week, by
hpsetting hot coffee-pot in its lap.
And now the election is over. but
the time TO buy your Doors and
SHOES ut the lowest prices ut TAY.
l.oK's Is not over.
Miss Matte Parks arrived yester-
day from indianapolis, where she
has been the past year with rela-
tives.
Hon. j.. G. McGrew and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. heermans. left Tuesday for
Lecsburg. Luke county, Florida,
to remain till spring.
Money is what talks while times
are hard. Then buy your winter
Doors and SHOES at Taylor's
lou will cave MONEY.
There will be festival at the
Bethlehem church, Wednesday
hight. January I'D, 1894, proceeds
to defray expenses in roofing said
church.
knd--And-And-It showed.
And--And-You can get the best
BARGAINS in BooTs and SHOES at
Taylor's.
Rev. e. j. Wilson, President OF
the III. Z. Annual Conference of
West Virginia, will preach at the
bethlehem churth the Let Sunday
In January, at 1890 O'Clock, A. VI.
Messrs. A. g. Ind II. d. Nef,
two young gentlemen from Pinto,
Maryland, have been spending the
holidays in Kingwood, visiting
relatives.
In Shoes and Boots we will guar.
hntce you better goods, better fit
and better quality for the least
money. Give MS call and be con-
WINGED.
g. W. FAwcErT.
Miss Belle Spahr, who is teach
ing at Tnnnelton. and Miss virgie,
who is Teaching the Fairfax school,
near HoedsvilIc, both came home to-
spend Christmas.
LLOYD Watson, who has been en-
gagged st Fsirmont for some time,
arrived here Sunday and spent
Christmas. and went on out to Ma
sontown to visit his feIks.
A splendid line of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARaUs office.
Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. II
James Morgan Orr is here for the
holidays, from the University &C
Morgantown, accompanied by a
school-mate who is spending the
holidays with him.
Misses Grace and Bessie Martin
arrived home last FRIDAY from Roa-
noke, Virginia, whore they have
been attending school. They came
home for TIE holidays,
For Writing Pads, Pen Holders.
Pencils, Paper and Envelopes, Day
Books, Composition Books, Note
Books ETC., call At the ARGUS
office.
Mr.. ". G. Brown and daughter
Jessie. and mother, Mrs. NJ. r.
Brewn, left last week for Tyrone,
Pa, 70 spend their holidays visiting
friends aad relatives.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-12-28

Buy your Hats and Bonnets at
y. w. Fswcett's new Millinery
Store, where you can get hat
hat will become yobf looks.
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DO you WANT

FLOUR. MEAL. CHOP, BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR, MILL FEED,
Etc, go to
THE KINGWOOD MILLING COMPANY.
Or hand your orders TO JOSEPH
GRAHAM, Kingwood, and we will
supply you.
Orders from KiBgwood will be-
delivered.
KINGWOOD MILLING co.
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no EvESfY ONES lNTEHEsT.

We have the largest and most
complete Stock of Boots aud Shoes
in the county. and we will give you
better goods for the money thar
any other store 10 the comfy.
Remember that all Boots and Shoes
guaranteed not to rip. II they do
they will be mended free Of charge
II you bring them in
q. W. FkwtETr.
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STATE or ONO,
CRY of TOLEDO,
49,. o.. -. -

IbOho OObNils
Frank j. Cheney makes oath
that be IS the senior partner Of the
firm Of r. j. CHENEY & Co., doing
business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, aud
that said errn will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each aud every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of
Halls CATRRRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and sub
scri6od in my presence, this 9Th day
OF December, A. y. 1886.
SEAL. A. W Eo eSsA sosii.
49,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternalIy and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Send for testimonials.
free. p. ). CHENEY & Co.
Toledo, OHIO.
~ Sold BY Druggists, Toe.
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Mr.. Mack Ferman, who has been
engaged in teaming for the Beaver
Creek Lumber Company of DAVIS
City. came. home to spend his holt
days with his family near Albrights.
vile.
Hats for Rich and Poor at @. w.
FAwcErT's new Millery Store.
You can buy Hats from the cheap
est to the best. Give us call aud
see our beautiful Stock.
Edward Il. Hartman arrived
here last week from Baltimore,
where he has been attending John
Hopkins University. He came
home for the holidays.
Do not wear impermeable and
tight-fitting hats that construct the
blood-vessels of the scalp. Use
Halle Hair Remover occasionally,
and you will not be bald.
The little daughter OF Mr.. Il. L..
Brown Is very low with rheumatism
OF the heart and pneumonia and
her life is despaired Of. Drs. Pratt
and Manown are attending her.
Is, $40 and $50. Genuine Con.
federate Bills only Ave cents each ,
$50 anC 800 bills 10 cents each,
25c and SOC shinplasters 10 cents
each : 81 aud 81 bills 20 cents each
Sent securely sealed on receipt of
price. Address. CHAs. ID. BAR.
kkR, 80 ) Forsyth ST. Atlanta, Ga.
A very pleasant social party was
given last night ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dawson, i'm honor of the
Messrs. Neff who are visiting here.
Quite number of young people
we're present and spent the evening
very pleasantly.
When Baby was sick. VIC gave her castSria.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
when she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she ga-eissan castoria
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MILLING co.
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CHAPTER XXyII.-A TwosoME.

I believe It was about tho NTH day. and I
knew Mt least that James. was In ono OF his ilts
OF gloom. when | received three letters. The
first was from Alan, Offering to visit me in
Leyden: the other two were out OF Scotland
and prompted by the came affair. which was
the death Of my uncle an my own complete
accession to my rights. Iankeillor's was. OF
Grants was like herself. u little more witty
than wise. full OF blame to me. for not having
written Though how was ! to write with such
intelligence n and Of ra,lying talk about
Catriona. which il cut me to the quick to read
in her very presence.
For il was of course in my own rooms that /
found them. when l came to dinner. so that l
was surprised ont Of my news In the very first
moment Of reading 1t. This made q welcome
diversion for all three OF us. nor could any
have f%oreseen the i'll consequences that. en-
lettcrs the same day. and TINT gave them into
my hand in the same room with James. More;
and of all the events that flowed from that ac-
cident. and which I might have. prevented IL l
had held my. tongue. the truth is that t.hey
were preordained before Agricola came into
Scotland. or Abraham get out upon his travels.
The frat that | opened was naturally Alan's:
md what more natural than that / should
comment on his design to visit me? but l OBJ
served james to sit up with an air OF immedi-
ate attention.
al is that not Alan Rreck that was suspected
OF the Appin accident 2" he inquired.
/ told him. "Ay,"i It was the same. and he
withheld me some time from my other letters.
asking Of our acquaintance of Alan's manner
OF life in. France. Of which l knew very little.
and further Of his visit as now proposed.
"All we forfeited folk hang a little together"
he explained. land besides | know the gontle-
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The rock. n picture OF which Is here given.
was in the way OF the. railroad track. and was
therefore removed. IL never was a DoImen.
Its fantastic outlines were never fashioned by
human hands; nor was it placed upon the
supporting stones by human agency. At least
,hS q t1ioSlstt Mr. r. unnpnt. who visited the
have. no proof Of the existence among the
people Of the lower Congo or their ancestors
oia state Of civilization that would Justify US
IN attrihu'i Z 20 their hhnaiwork even so rude
anil primitive II monument as u Doimen.
There are IN this y Lrt VI West Africa a num-
her OF cSumrlcs. Oh t~)ttnring rocks like that
shown IN the picture. They are all OF natural
sion. Most oi them have oeen carved by the
elements out Of mica srhists. They contain
veins Of amphibolitic gnetss or quartz much
somo OF tle softer rock above tho hard quartz
veins has been worn away completely sever
Ing the connection between the once united
upper and lower parts OF the mass. and so the
upper portion is left to balance and tester On
{ ,e rock or rocks beneath.
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III s1ffss q M. iriss s"t sSss Va. .ae s,ll s q n e sTs Viii
SoWtSss TN ny 5 i.sSsr. j; James ne MOI More. f = ee me- again:
i MSsia p i: :s;sss tss Il & ,: ;:!s s%a f S%i ! t Riif
ever be your friend in alitbst 1 am able. and il
tnas is not all ths Not ,6s;, Won 4 M,i # be Is r nGf Sc
hut would not have yogthips OF me too harl.
It was true what you said,to me. that / was toe
y ss%es t. sf sasls Just s a ssi an ff2 a9aia T nSt IKE
TO lose yohr friendship. al ali events"
done the Rst bloo d. WAS ssF In p her face ike scarlet. so
that not her words only, but her face and the
Trembling q her very hands: besought tn me to
position: where she had been entrapgoa into
9 m III sweakGess and now stood before
Niles brumpond.. | said. and stuck. and
pns !ss sns s 'sss IS Sis nv se Sass fs s.Ied. . Slsa
would read there that my RESPECT Is nndinin,
m ishsf iner u ssHt w Thi. rsf sas thi ! s .osnIt Of fa hit It
isss said q It moro the better. OF ali Of our
lbs Iils new I would RdapnPlEls s e pf . sHsel , esss io0 pH tss ~
would never think Of II. but it's,a memoirs, that
w w" S Ss s,S ons' h ssSf ts sS R Would An ais 81 io 1rs y 9 Trend
We s sto ssa aKb1Ie y Silent sa and sh nv sorrow for
MY msF io al 10y Po.t d. sna sSa%i to alone g ssd a sn%slf IN s sGs
WELL" said I, I'VE shall be friends always.
that's q certain thing. But this Ia a. kind Of a
farewell, too It's q KIND Of q farewell after A.:
Is q farewell to my Ca~triopa.".
l looked at her:I could hardly say J. saw her.
my eyes; and with fhat1 suppose I must have
lost my hoad. for l called out her name aaain
She shrank back like a person struck. her
face famed: but the blood sprnnR no faster
IN into her own cheeks than what it flowed
back unOn my own heart ut sight OF IL, with
penitence and concern. I found no words to
excuse myself. but bowed before her very deep.
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man OF your condition: either TINT I should
cut your throat or that you should marry my
daughtor." .
You are pleased TO be quite plain at last
said l.
I" And I believe I have been rlaiu from the
beginning" cries he. robustiously. am Q
careful parent. Mr.. Ealfour: but. i thank God.
n patient and deieeberate man. There is many
n father. air. that would have hirsled you se
once either to the altar or tho Held. My es-
TEEN for yoir character-'
MIR Drummond." I interruriei. If. you
have any esteem for mo at nil | will beg OF. you
TO moderate your voice. 1t Is quite needlo19
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l hated him. I think. the worst Of all. And 1t
used to cut me to the quick to see Catriona
so much. concerned for tho old rogue. and
weeping herself to see him weer. when ! was
sure one-half OF his distress flowed from his
last nights drinking In. soma tavern. There
were times when | was tempted to lond him u
round sum. and see tie last OF him for good
hut this would have been. to see the last ot
Catriona. as we'll. for which [ was scarcely MS
prepared: AMI. besides. 1t went against my
conscience to sluander my good money on one
who was so little OF a husband.
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STONES.

A Curious GeoloSic Phnse on tie Bank OF
the Congo.
When the engineers were surveying the
Congo Railroad they found on tho bank OF the
river n curiously shaped stone. SO poised on
several smaller bits that it rocked from one
side to another. The rock bore n striking res
semblance to the remarkable monuments till
found In France and England which were used
as affairs by the Druids about the beginning of
the Christian era. 1t was on such aitars that
the Druids offered their sacrifices. So on the
banks % tho Congo was fonnd a counterpart OF
tho Dolncns Of north Europe.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-21
STEPNEY.

Rev MT Johnson exchanged pulpits with Rev MT Hurlburt, pastor of the First Baptist church of Pawling, N. Y. Next Sunday he will exchange with Rev MT Booth of Shenandoah, N. Y.
 Miss Cornia Slade is visiting relatives in Barkhampstead.
 Misses Ellen and Florence Hayes, who have been spending their vacation at the old home, have returned to New Haven
 Miss Ettie Hull is under the doctors care. She has been engaged to teach the Huntingtown school the ensuing year.
 George Ripley started, Monday, for Michigan to visit his parents. He will be away five weeks. l.. On complaint of Grand Juror o. H. Hull, Edward Bradbury of Stepney De- pot was arrested, Tuesday morning, by before Justice Hayes. He was charged with committing an assault upon Edward k. Hubbell of Trumbull on July 9, and with breach of the peace. He plead guilty to both counts and was fined $2 and costs.
 A. B. Curtiss and his two sons, Royal and Arthur, are attending the Worlds fair.
 Mir and Mrs E. J. Hawley of Bridge port have visited at Burr Hawley's.
 Mrs Ella Bates is having large and comfortable veranda placed on the front of her house. The work is nearly done. When finished she is to have the whole house painted. Painter George Lyon will do the work.
 George H. Lyon is doing rushing business at painting, this summer.