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The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16
Statehood Convention. ROOMS OF STATEHOOD COMMITTEE, |

Statehood Convention.
 ROOMS OF STATEHOOD COMMITTEE.
 PHTSIx, Arizona, Sept. 15. 1893.
 A territorial statehood convention is here by called to assemble in the city of Phoenix on the zfth day Of November. 1898, to adopt such measures as may seem appropriate to secure the admission of Arizona as n state and to select suitable number of delegates to advance such cause before congress
 The convention will consist of seventy members msmpsrs cSpportio1ed as,r as follows; Apache Gila {, Maricopa 10. Mohavs {, Pima 10. Plnal G. Yayapai 2, and Yuma4.
 Each county will select its delegates to such conveption in the manner 1t may deem advis- able. It is earnestly hoped that the vital in- teaest involved will Insure the aceiye co-op- eration Of the entire people of the territory Christy; \. Q. Murphy, Henry E. Kemp, Jerry Niilay, w. T. Smith, Frank Cox, l.. II. Hiller
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Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your
 Life Away

Is tho truthful. startling title of a lit,le book that tells all about No-to-bac. the won derful, harmless guaranteed tobacco haht wants to quit and can't runs no physical or financial risk in using Motto -bac." sold by all druggists. "
 ,,,i Book at store, or by mail free Address, The Sterling Remedy Indiana Mipsrai Springs, Ind. -
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16
Thanksgiving ProcInmat ton.

To THE PEOPLE OF ARIZONA, Greetings:
 In accordance with the proclamation of the prnsid O. the United st ties. |, q sspina Win esta 1lishel custom, 1, ChaI lss NJ. Bruce acting governor of the Territory ul I,rnona. do hereoY eslgnate ard set apart Thursday the thirtieth day of the present month, as a day of general thanksgiving, throughout the territory,
 Joytully recognizing the many blessings we possess as territory and as nation, 1t is appropriate that We set aside this day to offer up praise and thanksgiving to God for the merciful protection He has seen fit to grant us, and to invoke in contrite spirit coDt,u- uance of Ills Divine favor.
 Therefore let us see to 1t that we celebrate an occasion so replete witt patriotic mem- orles and Joyous associ ations. ip a manner be- httinc% !ts lofty charaHtar and our own hum ble sen of srnti Jude to the Supreme will.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sot ny hand and Caused the great seal of the ter rltory to be affixed, V -'.''
 Done at Phoen.x, the capital, thls sixth day ot November Eighteen Hundred and Ninety three. [seALl ohh M. BRUCE. Attest:
 f. B. DEvERrAuK,
 Asst Secretary of Arizona
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16

THE pugnacious element of tho dem- ocratic party is not doing much fight ing at present Their quarters are too ers n,ped
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16

THE next senator from Now Jersey will be repuplican--one of the fruits of the victory in that state last week.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16
Buckien's Arnica SaIvs.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheuln Siever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi- lively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sals by D. J. Brannen.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16
GOOD ADVICE.

Every patriotic citizen should give his personal effort and influence to increase the circulation of hi, home paper which teaches the American policy of protec. ton. It is his duty to aid in thi. respect Tn every way possible. After the home paper is taken care of, why not sub. scribe for the AMERICAN EcoNoMlsr. published by the American Protective Tariff Lcague' One of its eor.espon. dents says: "No true American can get along without it. consider it the greatest and truest political teacher in the United States"
 Send postal card request for free sample copy. Address Wilbur r. Wake. m man, General Secretary. iss West a3d St., New York.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16

TEE new tariff bill, according to the democratic idea, will soon be ready.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16

THE populist stronghold. Kansas was captured by the republicans.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16
$I,OUo REV ARD.

yfsN tNBH UN,
 Asst Secretary of Arizona,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19
ITEMS or INTEREST.
Yours very truly
"GRoyBR CLEVELAND"

From the oakland Republican.
Stewart Hamill, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. $. HamiIl, shot himself in
the hand yesterday afternoon With
a revolver. The ball passed com.
pletely through the mem ber, leaving
a painful though not dangerous
wound.
A dispeusation has been granted
for a new Knights Of Pythias lodge
at Rowlesburg.
Miss Letitia Parks, Of Kingwood
was on a visit 10 Mrs. s. Il. Jones
this week.
Yesterday afternoon as express
train No 4G vas coming east, the
engine struck and instantly killed
the little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Milo Trotter, at Corintb. The
parents live nearly a quarter Of
mile from tho track, and it is sup
posed the little one wandered away
and got on the track before it was
missed,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19

and smoldering from contact with a
cigar he had smoked just before
going to bed. She ran into tho
Kitchen and filled the first dish she
could tlnd with water and had the
firo out at one dash. She had
turned to 40 upstairs, whom there
was n fall aud a great humping and
chattering, and down rolled Mr..
Bowser with his arms tightly clasped
around a soapbox full Of old hats
and shoes which no had pulled out
OF the storcroom at tho back of tho
house.
"Our child y she screamed as
no brought up in tho hall.
"Yes--our child DO hanged |
Policel We shall be burned alivop'
ho yelled as he struggled mp and
flow up the stairway.
She followed minute later to
Ind him galoping around tho upper
hall with q foot bath under one
arm and an old picture frame under
the othcr and he didn't como to n
realizing sense of the situation until
he had raised back window and
hoaved them into the yard. Whom
he had learned what caused the
smoke and that all danger was
passed, ho sat down on chair and
waved his arm enthusiastically and
exclaimed
"Didn't tell you so? Didn't
/ say should be as cool as leo and
make every move according to pro-
gramno? by George, but that was
"a close shave You were perfectly
helpless, and bctweon having to
look out for you and the child and
put tho fire out | had business
enough for any two men -
Mrs. Bowser looked hard at him
and was going to speak, but on
second thought she didn't say u
word. and to this hour Mr.. Bowser
continues to brag OF how he did lust
The right thing at tho right time to
save them all from being cremated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19

1t has been shown by ANALYSIS
that young person weighing l54
pounds is composed of g6 pounds
OF water, 3 pounds of white of ego,
II little less than / pound of pure
glue, 343 pounds of fat, 81 pounds
of phosphate of lime, l pound of
carbonate OF lime, 8 ounces OF
starch and sugar, z ounces OF flour
ide OF calcium, 6 ounces of phos-
phate of magnesia, and little table
salt. Think Of it, young man That
beautiful young lady whom YOU
worship as pillar Of unadulterated
sweetness, docs not contain three
ounces of sugar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19

George w. Samsel's Shanghai
hen has chopped" also. These are
free trade timcs. She now lays two
eggs at once instead OF one, as
heretofore. Come to this office and
see tho novel hcn fruit. Two Of
the specimens the effort OF one
excrtion or the cxertion Of one Of
fort, whichever you choose TO cali
it, are now on exhibition here
one the size OF u sparrOw's egg
the other about as large as par.
fridge egg. Friday she improved
little aud deposited an almost per.
fectly round egg, as large as
bullod walnut. Those warning oggs
are sign Of coming weather. Look
out for snow and frost in December
and January, followed by ground
hog weather in February. Tno
goose bone has been rclcgatod TO
oblivion, and tho hen egg IS or top,
Selah - Post.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19
THE wINNEH.


A late archbishop Of Dublin, no.
ted for his originality and love OF
joke, was ono day walking along
road, whom ho came across three
tramps lying on bank by tho
roadside.
They were thus addressed by his
grace s.
81 would be willing TO give half
a crown to tho lazicst of you,, IL 1
could toll which of you is most en-.
titled to it."
One Of thom Immediately jumped
up and said
"Givc il to me. I haven't done
amy work for six months"
The second caIne forward and
claimed it, saying ho had not work.
cd for year.
While these two were disputing
about the honor OF beng the LATEST,
tho third man, who had not even
moved, sloeplly said:
Come here, guv'nor, and put
it IN my pocket. "-~ED.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19

Missivcs That Go Astray Through ,hu
Sonders' CareleasnosA.

Superintendent Bernard Goodc,
OF tho Dead Letter Office, i'm his
annual report states that tho in-
crease in the number of pieces of
dead mail matter received at his
office during tho year ended June
80, 1898, was 549,Si7, or about D
per cent. or the letters classod az
unmailablo l, 144 contained articles
not transmissablo in tho malls, OIL
s3i wore eithor entirely unpaid or
prepaid less than one full rate,
400,S3s were misdircctcd or only
partially addressed, 35,o1S wore
without any address whatever, and
2.0i0 were classcd as miscellaneous.
There were also s3,2io parcels of
third and fourth class matter re.
ceivcd.
Or tho letters and parcel, opened
and recorded s9,0i7 contained
money amounting to s42,0 3d.
496 contained drafts, notes, money
orders, etc., OF faco value OF $2,.
2oS,6SS; 3,S0i contained postal
notes to tho value Of s5,41s; $40
contained paid notes, receipts, legal
and other papers OF a miscellaneous
character; 37.735 contained photo.
graphs; 160,129 contained postage
stamps; S3, 246 contained articles of
merchandise, books, etc., and g.
964,bsl were without separate in.
closures, and were returned to the
writer's when practicable, otherwise
they were destroyed without record.
There wore restored TO owners
1880 letters containing $20,231,
as were also 2S,5ss containing
drafts. notes, money orders, etc.,
of u face value OF s2,i5G, ,243j 3,4s1
postal note lotters, OF value Of
s4,94s; 1904 containing miscclla-
neous papers; 2S,00S containing
merchandise, ETC., 27,509 contain
ing photographs; 14G,555 contain.
ing postage stamps, and 1850, 900
without separate inclosurcs Of value.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19
A PUNxsuTAwNEY ODE.

Gene hither, red potato bug,
And frankly tell to me
What makes you be SO ravenous
And full of energy.
Is your sole purpose here on earth
To eat potatoe tops!
To sit and stuff your little hide,
Aud spoil potato crops
You seem to have no nobler aim,
No other work to do,
Than just to sit aud eat and eat,
All day and all night too.
Now, he who only lives to eat,
And can no reason give
For being on this earth at all,
Is scarcely fit to live.
But there are bigger bugs than you
Whose lives are just rs vain,
And whose existence on this globe
Is harder to explain.
-Iua1Sufawney Shirt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19

Circuit Court, which should have
met last Tuesday, was indefinitely
postponed, on account of the preva-
lence of diphthcria in different
parts of the county. Judge IIoke
was at Beverly, but only transacted
a few chancery cases. Ii was dis
appointment to those having busi-
ness before the court. but the post
ponement was necessary in order to
prevent spread Of the contagion.
1t Is not stated whether the session
viii he called when the disease
abate', or the posiponement viii go
over until next regular session. -
Elkns Mems.
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A GOOD STORY.
From Pittsburgh Times.

From Pittsburgh Times.
The presence in Pittsburgh Of
George U. Stnrgiss, the well known
West Virginia lawyer and politician.
reminded gentleman yesterday of
an experience with the plain and
unaSsuming people up about Nor
gantown. 81 was II years younger
than J am now when | visited
Morgantown with an engineering
corps ho said. "It was only n
narrow guoge road we were laying
out, but VIC had broad guage idea
OF our own Importance. The peo.
pie helped us to it. Very many of
them had never seen railroad
train, and knowing us to be cngi.
ncers, some Of them used to keep
looking over their shoulders when
ever they were out on the line with
us, for foar the engine would run
over them. That road hasn't been
built yet, so far as | know, but it
was very real TO the people along
the line. was there or there
abonts for about u month, and
about the only man saw that wore
whole suit Of clothes. without any
patches on it, was Sturgiss. The
people agreed that bo was big
man and powerful talker, but
some Of them thought he put on
rather too msch style in his clothes.
ellis Office was headquarters for
our corps, and ] will never forget
my experience the first time yis-
tied it, one day ! went there to do
some figuring while the rest Of the
corps we're IN the field. found the
fire low In the private Office, and
hailed middle-aged man, dressed
in an old suit of homespun clothes,
who was reading tho county pnpcr
IN tho outer Office.
"'IIere Please put some more
coal on and tx up good fire in
here Ho dId so, and then added:
"Now II you viii clear away
those ashes, and tidy tho hearth up
il Will mako things look more re-
spectacle.
"lIo did that. too, although
somewhat awk wardly, and just then
in came Mr. Sturgiss, whom had
met at the hotel.
Hello! Making Yourself NJ
home, I sec,' ia his hearty manner.
That's right. You never met my
former partner here, / believe in.
dicating tho man ! had been order.
ing around as q scullion. Let me
introduce you to Judge Berkshire,
Of our Court and / afterward
heard he was connted one Of tho
ablcst jurors in tie State"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19

Bob Warts, Of Timber Ridge,
came in to see as on Wednesday
about what was to be done with
MacCorkle. We mildly inquired,
"W hats the matter with MacCor.
kle" "lIeil r. roared Bob, didn't
you bear il +? Why he's gone and
ordered tax Of seven cents on
every bushel Of coal that comes into
market and it is bound TO ruin the
county, and whenever you ruin the
county you defeat the dimmycrat
party" We wanted 10 know Of
Bob what difference it would make
to him, who was never known to
buy bushel Of coal on earth, but
whe ran pretty lively coal ire 10
the winter, made OF tan bark and
old fashioned fence rails, in which
other peoples coal sometimes cut a
considerable figure. Bob dropped
MacCorklc like a boy drops hot
horse shoe in q blacksmitb shop
and last evening vas trying to hire
q lawyer to sue us for slander. 49,
Wetzel Democrat,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19

A Western editor, in answer to
a complaint of a patron that he did
not give news enough, advised him.
when news was scarce, to read the
Bible, which, he had no doubt,
would be news to him. TIT Bits.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19


The following, taken from an ex
change, we commend to the readers
Of this paper "a newspaper man
is in some instances like other peo-
pie. lie respects his friends, appre.
clstes Kindness, and is always
willing TO return favor. In an
other respect he resembles his fellow
men. He will not continue to pat
a man OH the back, tell what good
man he is. and how much good he
has done for the town and give him
free business pufT every week
when the man will not, through
personal prejudice or otherwise,
continue to aid in Supporting the
paper. In other words he stands
by the man who stands by him.
That's about the way Of the world
and a newspaper man can't be
expected to be 80 much different
from other people,"
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TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons are notified not 10
hunt or range on any OF my land,
either i1closed OF un-rnclosed,
under penalty OF prosecution. NY
purpose is to keep all reckless and
irresponsible persons from putting
out FIRE and otherwise damaging MY
property, bat all my friends can
obtain q permit for tho season bg
application to me.
Ww. G. BROwN.
Kingwool, w. w,
Seys. 20, 20,
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A closed bank in Arizona has
issued the following notice: "This
bank has not busted it owes the
people $50, 900; tho people owe it
s55. 900; it is the people who are
busted when they pay wen pay"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19

President Cleveland's Views ON tho
Monetary Situation.

Mvheearl SituatlOns
In reply to letter from Govern.
or Northen, of Atlanta, Ga, asking
the President to givc his position
on financial matters, Mr.. Cleveland
sent the following reply:
ExEcUTIvE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. O. {
"Iion. w. j. Northcn
"My Dear Sir-I hardly know
how to reply to your letter of the
10Th inst. 1t seems to me that |
am quite plainly on record con.
corning the financial question. My
letter accepting tho nomination to
the Presidency, when road in con.
nection with the message lately
sent to Congress IN extraordinary
session, appears to me to be very
explicit. | want currency that is
stable and safe in tho hands of our
people. / will not knowingly be
implicated in II condition that will
Justly make me IN the least degree
answcrable to any laborer or farmer
IN the United States for shrink.
age in the purchasing power of the
dollar he has received for good
dollars worth of work, or for a
good dollars worth Of the product
of his toll. l not only want our
currency to be Of such character
that all kinds of dollars will bc of
equal purchasing power at home,
but want it TO be of such charac.
ter as will demonstrate abroad our
wisdom and good faith, thus pac.
ing upon firm foundation our
credit among tho nations of the
earth. / want our financial condi.
tIons and the laws relating to our
currency so safe and reassuring
that those who have money will
spend and invest it in business and
new enterprises instead of hoard
ing it.
lyon cannot cure fright by call.
ing it foolish and unreasonable,
and you cannot prevent the fright
ened man from boarding his
money.
Il want good, sound stable
money, and n condition OF conf.
dence that will keep it in nse.
within the limits Of what |
have written | am friend Of silver.
but believe its proper place in our
currency can only be fixed by re.
adjustment OF our financial legisla-
ton and the Inauguration Of con.
sistent and comprehensive financial
scheme. think such thing can
only be entered upon pro6tably and
hopefully after tho repeal of the law
which is charged with all our linan-
cial woes. In the present state Of
the public mind this law cannot be
built upon or patched in such a
way as to relieve tho situation.
Il am therefore opposed to the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver
by this country alone aud Indepen-
IDENTIFY, and I am IN favor of the
immediate and unconditional re.
peal OF the purchasing clause OF
the so called Sherman law.
81 confess am astonished by
the opposition in the Senate to
such prompt action as would relieve
the present unfortunate situation.
"My daily prayer IS that the de-
lay occasioned by such opposition
may not be the cause Of plunging
the country into deeper depression
than il has yet known, and that
the Democratic party may not be
justly held responsible for such q
catastrophe.
Yours very truly,
HGuovpD Gfvvprter1
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-19
SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

If you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease. write to N. w. FIrzGERALD.
Washington, ID. q. lie is citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State.
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Town OmcIaIs.

Town OTclaIa.
Msyor-Iulius X Monroe.
Reoorfsr-gciIx Elliott. Jr.
CernoIi non--T. Ami Martin. wm. r. Manear.
TO ~n Sergeant Charles w. Dorsey.
Societies
RagQnte OF pythla4-Iolige meets everv Tnes-
DAY eve1ing at their hall over J. W. Bakers
tore at 7.30 O'Clock.
rnssoouAent order Of ODD FeiIows--todge
meets every SATURDAY evening ~ their hall IN
Bishops Bi0ck at 8:3J O'Clock.
Golden rifle EncanDnent. No 70. T. o. o. r..
ms1ts First and Third Monday evenings Of
sash north. In the Odd Fellows' Hall. over tho
postoHoe.
Tho In4opeu lent order Of Good Tempiars
Lsfxs us5ts ovorv Friday evening. IN the T. q
o. y. a,t a. 7.sD o'clock.
yl1y p'nnp T'ribc ~. s. Inprovcd order Of
e'ciooS IN the Knights Of Pythios Hall over
BIater's store.
giszw,,f couacI. NJ, s.. Junior ordor Uni.
n1ttag eye1inV A. 3 o'clock IN Tho Odd Foi-
ioys fIali over the postogice.
nr,t aat tbiri M,niaz in each moatb ~ 40 ..
u. u tho Knights of Pythias Hall over Bakers
Chnrches.
NJ r. Church Rev " W. Rider. Pastor
qsTvice Pro fGhiu1 every sunday AZ i030 n m.
~ -. r. Sani i4v SCHOOL az D N. Glass
m pr,ysr Meeting every Thursday evening AZ
s,,ua circy -gsv. T.. D. starkey, Pastor.
s,foss -sfs5li { AL F,arta Sunday In each
weash. ut tO3J a. NJ, and p Y. NJ. PRAYER
prssbytocl IN Church--Rev. Y. y. ARMSTRONG
Vss',.s g x,a,,.-psavcr Meeting every Wednesday
~ 91 9s,ars{ X ~ isS5srf snlsh Pastor
- -prctchiax, o1rto sunday IN each
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Members ofCsnyrcss.

rrst psstrict-Join o. Pendlcton, wheeling.
ohie County.
towa, Je5crss on Co.
T.rd sistrlct-Joha D. Anderson. Nicholas c.
u i. Nicholas Cosnty.
Fsarth District Jamos C4pehart Point Plcas
ant, Mason county
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United States senators.

Charles J. Faulkner. Hartlnsburg. Berkiey
ssnaty.
Johnson n. Caaden. Parkersburg. wood Co.
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UNTrsp STATES COURT.

yedfe-J.y Jzcxssn. Parkersburg, Wood Co
gIerk-t. 7. Moore. CiArksburg. Harrison Co
anawha cousfy.
Asst. Dist Attorney-Stuart i. Walker. Mar
insbur2, Berkeley county.
Us Narshsi--S. 5. vinson, Wayne county.
CHE, De2uty-A. X. Garden. Ohio county.
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sheriff -LsRJv shaw,
kAE,s:rAffa.

.Nssw,oi. yistrlci. Joseph II. Godwia and
dpsc2hA Miller.
Vaiis,.d e q. Martin ani A. J. DeDcrry
LSsa. rage ie fusgins ali James NcGeo.
Rels. IT, II. Wheeler aud Lucas For nan.
UIiSn, Julius Scheer and A. n. Berry.
Portland. Jshn w. liiil AMI Albert q Mason.
Pleasant. Lsvi r. Miller and ID. II. Martin.
Grant, J. IL. Feather and J. r. Bird.
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COnsigbies.
King~ood, Thomas Hawker and Geo. y Hoff-
maj.
Valley. Enanuei Dixon a,ii J r. watson.
Lyon. l. w. Criss and w -. Taylor.
Rs1o. y. n Halbritter and &. n. Rideuour.
Union, D. W. Myers and Geo. Ge.ssman
Portland, W. A. uoGinuis and w. r. Shroycr.
Pleasant. =. ". Kelly and j. VI shay.
Grant. d. y. Conner and j. W. Mlchaela.
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.uxoAit court-aaroh ~. september !. and
Becs uber II.
County c1urt rirst Monday nJanuary. April.
July anl october.
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DIRECTORY.
State omcIais,

W. English President. MACON county.
Menry Brsnnou. Lewis Co.
Homer n. Holt. Greenbrier Co.
y. II. Dent, Taylor Co.
Gel. Charles iIedrick. Crisr. zanawha county.
.. -. Lsnx. Clerk, Kana~ha CO.
X. 3. RILEY. Reporter. Ohio county.
c,avenss AZ Ch Arlestsn second Wednesday 4,
J eesAry; wheeling, first Wednesday In June
ChArisste 80, arst Wednesday, Ina september.
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Eoiso or Delegates.
East Jide-Chrlstian Hartmeyer, Bruceton.
Gest siie-A nos Hartley, Aasontown.