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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-06
ATTORNEYS and couNsELoRs AT LAW,
KIngwood, ". Va.

Practice in Preston and adioin-
ing counties, in the Supreme Court
Of Appeals, and Federal Courts.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Malloy, Of
Rowlesburg, lost two OF their chill
dren last week with that dreadful
scourge, diphtheria. Il lith. the
three year old daughter, died Mon
dav, and n little son on Wedn csday.
This makes three children that
have died in this family with dIph.
tberia, lately. The bereaved family
have the sympathy Of the entire
community in their affection.
English SPAWN Llniment remove
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Jumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone,
Stiles, Sprains, all swollen Threats,
Coughs, &c. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful BIemish Cure ever known
Sold by DIR. II. IL. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 5-II-01-Iyr
Richard Forman died at his home
near Aurora, Saturday, April 1st,
1898, Of grip and pneumonia. lie
was about "a years of age and leaves
a wife and five children, four boys
and one daughter, all grown and
married. The funeral took place
Monday at Carmel, where the
remains were inferred in the ceme-
terry.
Among the professional cards in
this issue will be found that OF DR..
U. w. Showalter, of Independence.
The Doctor has been located there
for seversl months aud is rapidly
building up a good practice. lie is
an educated and talented gontle-
man and is bound to succeed in his
chosen profession. He is q gradu-
ate Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons Of Baltimore, and has
been IN active practice the past
year. being located at Bolington
before coming TO Independence.
Farmers prepare for spring and
buy your Phosphates OF good
goods and lower prices than any.
where else OF ne. We have made
our goods to order, knowing the
ingredients, and every sack will
give you the return you expect.
Buy reliable and good goods and be
not deceived by runners who sell
the article ut an advance Of 25 or
80 cents per sack to make their
commission, and hold out induce
monts Of long credits.
CHAs. w. MAYER & Son.
TERRA ALTA, January 2, 1898.
RIo ROcUe testimonials, no boz
gus Doctors letters used to sell
HOODS Sarsaparilla. Every one Of
It's advertisements is absolutely true.
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TEN WEEKS
Normal School
KINGWOOD ACADEMY.

This term VIII commence May
Sth. 1893, and continue ten weeks.
The course OF study will'consist spe-
cially efa thorough review of all tho
branches in which an applicant is
examined TO Obtain a No. / certifi-
cate. Glasses will be organized also
IN any of the higher branches IL de-
sired by any one preparing to enter
any higher school. Anumber of new
boarding houses will be opened for
the accommodation of studrnts, first
class boarding costing So. 90 and $40
per month. We hope to mako this
tho most pleasant and profitable
school we have yot taught in King
wood.
We intend to make the cost less
and the advantages equal to or
greater than at any other school of
the kind in The country.
For particulars, address
RUFUS HOLDEN,
KINGwooD, W. VA.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

From tho TERN Alta oracle.
Born, unto MIR. and Mrs. Farley
DeBerry, on Tuesday, March 2sth,
a daughter.
Thornton White and family have
moved from town TO l.. Z. Whites
farm.
The monograph man was in
town on Monday evening, holding
forth on one of our principal cor.
ners.
Prof. G.. NJ. Ford's spring term
Of school opened on Monday morn
ing, with seventy-flve scholars.
j. w. Rigg, Son & Co.'s wooden
mills begun operations on Tuesday
morning, with full force OF
hands. Moro and better work can
be done by this firm now, as the
improvements, just completed, add
greatly to tho facilities heretofore
employed.
Ground is being broken on the
space between Farley DcBerry's
residence and the X. of Z. Hall,
for the erection Of ware room for
Mr.. w. Il. White. The building
will be Go feet long. and will be put
up in such way that large store
room can be annexed.
Died. on Friday evening. March
"a, 1893, at her home in Nit. Lake
Park, Mrs. Rhoda Strawser, wife of
Henry Strawser. The remains
were brought here on Saturday
mornings accommodation and
taken to Rockville for interment.
by the way, have You noticed
what a handsome residence Mr..
Judson Elliott will have in short
time ? 1t is located in the PROTEST
spot IN Shaw Grove, which Mr..
Elliott purchased recently, and
when completed will he the contest
spot on the outskirts of the town.
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CR EsYEI.LE.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
q. w. Frazec anl Jacob Sanders
are our happiest men. They both
have fine large girl babies.
Ar. Clelland Sanders, Of Blaine,
will locate in our midst during the
coming week. Mr.. Sanders will
resume saw-milIing with his brother
Jacob.
Mr.. Will Riley, Of this place, is
firing the "Swamp angel" on the
Rinard tram road.
Ford WEIGH, Of Albrightsville.
will work for Michael Albright
dunng tho coming summer.
Sugar making at this place is
still going on very successfully.
One of our two legged pigs drank
a quart Of thick syrup on a wager,
and was obliged to pay Doctor
bill 40 the result.
Considerable borrowing and
loaning money was going on at this
place on Saturday. II is reported
that one Of our farmers, SIR. Ed
Albright, has $4,000 in interest
bearing notes.
Our lads~ have organized a base
ball club at this place, and propose
prscticing every Saturday after
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ALanpGur>vur.LE.
Correspondence OF thcArrus

correspondence OF the Argus.
Preaching in both churches last
Sunday.
The protracted meeting con-
Quoted by Row. l.. ID. Starkey, is
still in progress.
Mcclure Mason is in Wheeling
this week, on business.
A. u. Mason was up to the
county capital on official business
last Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Manown Albright,
OF Snyder Settlement, were visiting
relatives in st Joe last Sunday.
A match game Of ball will be
played at the Dale, Friday, by the
Dale club and the "River Rats" OF
this place.
Miss Minnie Bishop is in King
wood this week, the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. n. j. Gibson.
Gilbert Methcny has moved from
st. Joe onto farm near Tsrrs
Alta.
The Democrats in this neck OF
woods are well enough pleased with
President Cleveland's cabinet, but
as rule the want the Republican
rascsls turned out as quick as pos.
sible. Y. Xxx.
From another Correspondent.
DIR. Fogle, of Terra Alta, regis
tered at the River House Tuesday
evening. on his way to see Mrs. Il.
M. Metheney, who is slowly im-
proving in health.
Drummers have been plenty the
past week.
A bear has been seen on the farm
OF A. @. Titchnell, three miles
north OF this place, and has caused
great excitement. Joseph Dewitt
says that he is sure that he placed
fifteen shots from his wine chester or
Wednesday night, but no has
escaped so far.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alison
Snyder, fine boy baby, March "a
Mother and child doing we'll.
A big meeting has been in full
blast for the past two weeks, at the
Crane School House, held by Rev
Parish. There has been eighteen
conversions, with several seekers al
the altar.
Mr.. John o. Whctsell announced
Saturday evening that the Farmers
Alliance of Preston county would
give a general Farmers Rally, il
our town, Saturday, July LIST.
The mill has commenced tc
grind by Growers call. The Post
Masters expect to hear the signal
well done thou good and faithful
servant, step down and hoe corn.
Tho Albrightsville Bass Ball clul
will cross bats with the Pleasant
Dale nine on the 8 inst. with o. A,
Beerbower as captain. Success tc
you boys.
Y. NJ. Feather was in Brucetor
last weok.
Miss BERTHE Wilcox, of King
wood, spent Sunday in town.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. @. IL,
Feather, Of the Craborchard, a fine
boy baby, March 20. Mother and
child doing we'll.
Joseph j.. Sisler, Of Portland
district, contemplates putting up
large summer resort on his farm, in
partnership with pittsburg firm.
LoTUs.
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ness.
Col. J. A. +. Martin retained
last week from trip to Calhoun
county.
Lawyer Thomas Peddicord, Of
Oakland, is in town on business
to day.
Elisha Thomas lost valuable
horse last night, that died with the
collie.
Mrs. NJ .rtin, of Shinnston, is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. II.
G. Hyde.
A little grand-child Of Dolly
Staley was buried in the cemetery
here Monday.
J. w. Robinson. Of Fellowsville,
made US paying call while in
town last Saturday.
Butter is still very scarce in the
Kingwood market and a ready sale
ut any time.
Featon Is. Blaker spent Saturday
and Sunday at Fairmont visiting
relatives.
Dawsey Forman, of Terra Alta,
was here this week on business and
gave us paying call.
III. @. Ravcnscraft has had his
house painted, which adds greatly
TO its appearance.
Miss Titia Parks left Monday for
the East to purchase her Spring
and Summer Millinery goods.
Thomas +. Loar, of Reedsville,
was he-c yesterday with wagon
load Of fine potatoes for sale.
Ashford W. Brown, of Glados
vile, was ih town Tuesday on bust
ness, and gave us a paying call.
John E. Gale, Of Masontown,
made us paying call Monday,
while in town attending court.
Wilbur Poster left Tuesday for
the East to purchase spring goods
for the firm of w. Postcn & Co.
Easter Sunday was beautiful
day and the ladies had a splendid
chance to show their Easter bonnets.
+. W. Westerman moved last
week from Tunnelton to the farm
OF Col. j. ". Brown, near town.
Messrs. Charles N. Finnell and
Vim. G.. Conley, OF Morgantown,
spent the Easter vacation in King
wood.
N. @. Feather Lost inc COW
this week, that died from injuries
received by being hooked by other
cove.
Mcclure Mason, of Albrights-
vile, was in town Monday on his
way to Wheeling, where lie goes on
business.
Attorney Neil j.. Fortney
returned today noon from bust.
ness trip to Wheeling and other
points.
Judge Hoke was called to Keyser
this week by telegram from Hon.
W. III. Flick, on some important
business.
As it's always single girls who
oficiate at weddings, why not
change the old term bridesmaids"
to "ladies in waiting"
Mrs. John w. Baker and Mira.
II. o. Blaker and Herbert Baker
left yesterday morning on the tram
for Davis City.
Our people are making garden
and cleaning up around their prem
ises, and soon the town will come
forth IN oil it's vcrnal beauty.
Dir. james Lenhart has moved
his family here and taken posses
sion Of his handsome property on
Main Street.
David Grant Smith, formerly
employed in this Office and we'll
known here, is now engaged in tho
Office Of the Oakland Republican.
Mrs. Laura Trppott moved this
week from East High Street to the
second floor Of ths Stuck Building,
on Price Street.
faraoa w 49,.
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"Two Hearts That Beat as Ono. y

1.-TWO Hearts That Beat as One
George +. Liyengood-28
Ella NJ. Miller-23.
Thomas NJ. Kenney-26
Annie l.. Lynch-24.
Felix r. Coffmar--33
Rhoda A. Nerrls-25.
George N. Larew-30
Dana Lesse-2l.
Lockard Gordon-2l
Annetta May Fuller-21
Henry Il. Harsh-32.
Mary A. Pilfer-22.
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ALBION.

This THoEoUaH-BRED
PERCHERON NORMAN HORSE,
was imported by BowLEs, HApDEN
IL COMPANY. of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
in the year 1887, and now belongs
TO company known MS the
Improved Live Stock Association
OF Preston county. lie was pur-
chased from RASEIDE BROS.
OF Illinois. This company conf
dentlally believes him to be the
BEST PERCHERON NORMAN
in the State. All persons interested
in fine horses are invited to inspect
this horse.
1t ~ expected that ALBION,
under the experienced management
Of Joseph NJ. Shaw, will visit regu-
larry during the Spring and early
summer, the following points
CRANEsvILLg. TERRA Alta,
AURORA, WHETsELLs MILL,
ALBRIGHTavILLE, RoCKYILLB and
GusEMAS.
MIR. Shaw will be glad to commu-
nicate with anyone desiring further
information. Address
J. M. SHAW,
Guscmans, w. Va.
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The little riot up at Colebank in
Reno, as indicated in last week.
paper, had its sequel in Justice
Godwin's Court here last Thursday.
Deputy Sheriffs Shaw, McAillen
and Ridenour, brought IN their
prisoners the night before, about
midnight, and Thursday they had
a hearing before Squire Goodwin, and
Simon Shaffer, Dennis Kcyser and
Jacob Roster were released, while
Oliver Wolf and Columbus Wolf
were each held under $500 bail to
answer at the next term Of Circuit
Court.
Died, March 31st, 1898, Peter.
Frankbouscr, of near Brandonville,
w. Va. The deceased was known
far and near, and on Sunday morn
ing, April LIST, an immense con-
couse of relatives and friends gath
cred at Mt. Zion Evangelical Luth.
eran Church, o: which he had been
a life long member, to pay their last
tribute Of love and respect. The
funeral services were conducted by
his pastor, Rev. w. II. Berry, at
the conclusion OF which, and while
the grave was being filled, the choir
beautifully rendered that old hymn
"Shed not tear when | am gone
at his own request. lie sweetly
sleeps the sleep that knows no
waking, save the resurrection
morn. May his ashes rest in
peace. Aged 93 years, month
and II days. W. III. b.
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Whom Baby was rick. VIC gave her CastorIa.
When slio was Child. she cricd for castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung TO Castoria.
When sho bad Children. she gao them Ca.sorss
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There are now SIX regular board
ers at the Hotel Dc Jail. who are
liable to spend the summer with
Sheriff Shaw. They are, Allen
Strawser, indicted for murder
George Cook. for rape and house
breaking; Arthur Elbon and John
Shrout, for Bank robbery William
Frances. for carrying dirk knife;
and Will jackson, for housebreak
ing. The insane woman, Mrs.
beavers, from Newburg. was taken
to the Hospital at Weston about
two weeks ago, by female stten-
dant from there.
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James Adolphus Jackson leaves
this evening for Washington, New
York and other Eastern cities, on
business trip.
Born, to Nr. and Mrs. Henry
Clay Hyde. girl baby, last Friday,
March 81, 1898. Mother and child
doing we'll.
The school down at Giles Mill,
taught by Miss Matte Copeman,
closes today with an entertainment
tonight.
A perfect cure ! Mr.. Edward +.
BroughtoH, 40 W. 10Th ST.. New
York city, N. ", says this: al
have used several bottles OF DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup in my family
and find it u perfect cure. l cheer.
fully recommend it."
Rev. Chenowoth, OF Wheeling.
arrived here yesterday and Is look
ing around with view OF rurchas
ing property and locating here.
We hope everyone who owns horse will read
Harness Msnutaciaring Company. OF EiEhart
Indiana. appearing In this paper.
James Morgan Orr returned
Tuesday to Morgantown, to resume
his studies at the University, after
spending the Easter holidays at his
home here.
Mrs. Josie Carroll and daughter
Mary aud son James, returned last
week from Brandonville, where they
spent the winter with Mrs. Mary
Mckee.
Everything in the HARDWARE
line ne tho Big store OF MONROE &
Rev. Robert Samuel Smith, who
has been returned to this charge by
the A. 81. +. Conference, will
preach and hold services on Beverly
Hill next Sunday.
Mr.. Ross Andrews, travelling
salesman for j. g. Addison's paper
house in Washington, ID. g., WAS
in town Saturday, calling on the
newspaper men.
Special DrIves In BOOTS and
SHOES fer Cash at TAYLOR'S Boot
and Shoe Store. Call at once.
Mr.. George Bruce Burke left last
week for Pittsburg, whore he has
accepted position as clerk in the
"Monongahela House," one of the
Oldest and best hotels in tho city.
John Sbarps, who worked here
last summer and is brother OF
Mrs. Milton Fortney, is working at
Walnut, Illinois, carpentoring, and
has been out there since last fall.
MIR. and Mrs. j. g. Feather, OF
the Craborchard, were in town yes.
terday collecting n subscription fol-
the benefit Of John s. Feather, OF
Dorlty, who lost everything by
having his house burned down
recently.
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DOME faii to gee prices from men
hoE WALLS on FAR No

Capt. Goodwin has secured a pen
sion for Mrs. Ann Harris, (colored)
tho widow OF Tom Harris. She
gets over $500 back pay and SIG
per month hereafter-sS per month
for herself and 50 per month each
for four children, uutil they are
sixteen years of age. The Captain
has been working on it long time
before getting the claim allowed.
Rich, red blood as naturally re.
suits from taking Hoods Sarsap pa
rilla as personal cleanliness results
from free use OF soap and water.
This great purifier thoroughly ex-
pels scrofula, salt rheum and all
other impurities.
Hoods Pills are easy, yet eff
cient.
Fent Blakef and A. l.. Bosley
left yesterday for Davis City.
They drove across the country, TAX
ing a spring wagon and two buggies.
Mr.. Bosley goes to work at his
trade, carpenter, and Fent goes to
locate at Davis. We are sorry to
lose HIM from our town, and don {
zee how the girls will get along at
oil without Fent. But we think he
will be back before long.
wM. O. BROwN. HEuRr CLAY urpu.
BROWN Sc HYDE,
ATTORNEYS and COUNCILLORS At LAW,
KIngwood, ". Va.
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The Republican United States
Senators strain ut a Roach after
they have swallowed a Quay.
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DAUBIGNE PRINCE.

THE CELEBRATED TRoTTING BRED
STALLION. DAUBIGKB PRrNcR.
owned by the Preston County Trot-
ting Horse Breeders Association.
may be seen during the season OF
1898, at the following points
Tunnelton, Monday afternoon OF
each week. beginning April 10th.
Fellowsyille, Tuesday afternoon
of each week, beginning April 18th.
Newbnrg, Wednesday afternoon
Of each week, beginning April 18th.
Rcodsville, Thursday afternoon,
aud Friday forenoon OF each week /,
beginning April 18th.
And continuing at said points till
June Bird, after which the horse will
be in Portland, Union, Grant and
Pleasant Districts. This horse il a
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The wife A. .Jobn Cool. Who lives

The wife Of John Cool, who lives
at Eighty Cut, died Tuesday night,
April Attn, 1898, OF consumption.
She had been sick since last fall
and leaves a husband aud several
children. She was Mary COT
before her marriage, and sister Of
George Goff, Of this place.
The best remedy for rheumatism
that has yet been discovered. Mr..
ID. Ia. Tyler, $50 w. Main ST.,
Galesburg. H., writes: Il have
used good many bottles of Saliva.
ton Oil, and think 1t the best
remedy for rheumatism / ever
used. 80
Mrs. Jennie Potter is in the East
buying her stock OF fine Millinery.
that she always carries, and is
expected to return about the Sth.
Then the ladies will DO delighted,
as she will highly entertain them at
her well arranged rooms in the
Albright block.
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Thoroughbred HamIItOnian

Trottlng Horse, n beautiful bay,
foaled in 1887, and as handsome as
q picture.
IL you want fine farm horse, an
excellent saddle and driving horse,
an unexcelled race horse. or horse
that will bring the very highest
market price, 20 see Prince. You
know good horse when you see
one. Examine for yourself, and
take a drive behind him.
PRESTON County TRoTrING Horse
BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.
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WAY SEE HIS CHILDREN WHEN HE
LIKES.
n. Koru, vhoss win Once Before Took
Tb.u Away, 80 Iaformed by the Court.

pr. Koru. who.s WIZ onee Before Tool
Tbem Away, so Iafcrnet by the Court.
Or. Abraham Korn Of 200 East Seventy
,,obth street. whose wife left him last Friday
,.tine with her their two children, got on
s,d,r from Justice Patterson for the produc-
Nan a, tho children In court In accordance
with the order Mrs k1rn . hST fashSsr mother
s,Iss Ingraham yesterday.
Dr. Rorn has hcen married three years.
~ ,aiI his vito left him the same way she
1 1,s Friday taking hor children with her: hut
hhnumndo IN with hor again. On Friday morn
IT, nc whom he went out che kissed him Rood-by.
Wssen he returned no found his doors open
and his wilo servants, and babies gone.
"guI, s WHO'S brother had taken her and the
u,,Is ones away In q carriage to the home OF
Her parents, the RothGlzs, A. u West ISWh
suon.r n.rson to have charge OF hia family.
pppn,tice irsraham. did not inquire into that
matter yesterday, hut issued an order that the
wheneyer no liked.
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n,p r. Tngrnham Co. foreclosure sale Of plot Of
land 5or437 on opdyko avenue and Fourth street to
plaintiff for $1,000
Nv William Kennedy, partition sa,e. Nos all and 8i3
a,e wes, third street north side. BEGINNING
10 feet west OF Eighth arehae No 81 2bx1oO :.
ala 10 Sln are luVx1OO. r.. with sixstory and bass
msnt brick factory building being 20 feet deep and
ssse &c. so With premises National Cigarette Com
ss.ny SPA no
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Drowuod While bathing.

Otto Marks. 81 years old, was one OF party
a, snk weavcrs who went In bathing at the
loot OF East 135th street at noon yesterday
uo had been swimming about IN deep water
Tor some time. and lay on his back floating
when lie suddonly threw up his hands and
mi searching for him. but fall cd to recover the
Sody' Marks lived at U68 East 1881 street.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS IN RE-
IN GARD TO CLAINS FOR EXEMPTION FROM JURY
ROOM I27, STEWART BUILDING.
NO. $50 BROADWAY. THIRD FLOOR

NEW fDRk, Juno ], lhb3. J
Claims for exemption from Jury duty wall be heard
Those entitled to exemption arc: ClsrEynen. law
yers physicians surgeons surge professors
or teachers In q college. Academy or public school:
editors editorial writers or reporters OF daily news
papers, licensed pharmacsntsts or pharmaotsts, aotu.
ally engaged In their respective piofessions and not
folowin any other calling: miii'iamsn. policemen.
Employed and United States employees; officers Of
vessels making regular trips; lcenied pilots actualy
following that calling; supe.iptendenfs. eonduotors
and engineers OF u railroad company other than a
street railroad company telegraph operators actually
doing duty suob: Grand. sherf1'A and Civil Conrt
Jurors. stationary snginssr.; and persons p6y.ica!y
sickness deafness or other phySical disorder.
Those who havo not answered as TO their liability. or
prove permanent exemption, will receive Jury en-
foment notice." requiring them to appear before m
thB year Whether liable or not snch notices must be
answered Tin person possibel and at this ONCE only
bring proof OF Exemption; IT, liable he must also
swer in person., giving full and correct name resi-
cencs. &c, Ac No attention paid to letters
All good citizens will aid tile course of Justice ana
secure reliable and respectable juries. and equaliEe
their duty by serving promptly when summoned Al
lowing their clerks or subordna'ea to serve reporting
70 me any atemps at bribery OF evasion and suggest
seventy years Of age summer absentses persons TO M
pcrarily ill., and United States jurors are not exempt
Every man must attend tt his own notice. II 10
swer 1t is also punishable by hno or Imprisonment to
receive any present bible directly or Indirect
make any fass statement and every case VIII DO
ROBERT b MOONEY.
Commissioner OF Jurors