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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DEo II, 1895
SOUTH BOUND.

Train 23.-Daily. Leaves Jacksonville eso
a. m, St. Augustine 200 a. m, East Pa
latka l2:O5 p. m. Arrives Palatka 1880 p. m.
leaves .Paiatka - ll;SO a. M, ormond 5:s aS
p. m, Tttusville 4:03 p. m, Cocoa 4:45 p, m,
Rockledge Hotels 500 p. M, Eau Galle 53
p, m. Melbourne $3.50 p. m. Arrives Sebas-
Note.-Connecting at East Palatka daily
except Sunday, with local trains to and from
San Mateo.
Note.-The steamers J. w. Sweeney and
Santa Lucia are appointed TO leave Eau Gal
lie alternately daily except Sunday, on ar.
rival of train %, for Jupiter and intermediate
landings.
Train 35.-Daily. Leaves Jacksonville 2;25
p. m. St. Augustine 3:45 p. m. East Pa
latka $50 p. m. Arrives Palatka $40 p m.
Leaves Palatka AIS p. m, Ormond 6:SS p
M, Daytona 6:5s p. m, New Smyrna 7;S5 p
m, Titusville 8:tS p. m, Cocoa 9:4O p m,
Eockledge hotels 9:55 p. IN. Arrives Eau
Gallie 1850 p. m.
except Sunday, with local trains to and from
San Mateo
Train l5.-Daily. Leaves Jacksonville $50
p. m Arrives st. Augustine 1880 p. M
a. g. w. BRANCH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave New Smyrna $40 a. m and 800 p N.
Arrive Orange City Junction 1910 q. m. ana
sos p m.
NORTH BOUND.
sOs--Jdllys 1tdFSS ~ 1AuAuS'iS~
$50 a. m; arrives Jacksonville $3.50 a. m
Train RS.-Daily' Leaves Eau Gallie GOV
a. m, Roekledge Hotels 7:20 a. m, Cocoa
7:40 a. M, Titusville 1927 a. m, New Smyrns
$3.50 a. M, Daytona 1918 a. m, Ormona
lO;45 a. m. Arrives Palatka 1880 P. M
Leaves Palatka 1890 a. m. East PalatKa
l2:25-p. M, st. Augustine 1880 p. m. Arrives
Jacksonville 2:45 p. m. -
matchmaking at East Falatka dallys
except Sunday, with local trains to- and ITO"
San Mateo.
Train 72-Daily. Leaves Sebastian 7:@ ..
M. Melbourne $3.50 q. M, Eau Gallie s:SS y.
m, Rockledge Hotels 10;25 q. m, Cocoa lU9S
a. m, Titusville 14:47 a. m, New smyrna
1888 p. m, Daytona ;33 p, m, Orrnond l;oo
p. m. Arrives Palatka 4:10 p. m. Leaves
Palatka 3:15 p. m, East Palatka 40 P NJ
St. Augustine 4:50p. m. Arrives Jackson
vile 6:10p p. m. 1t
Note Connecting at East Pslatka daily,
except Sunday, with local trains to and irom
San Mateo.
A. g. w. BRANCH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Orange City Junction 11:oS o. M anu
6:30p. m.
Arrive New Smyrna 1gO5 p. M. and $50 p M
JOSEPH RICHARDSON,
General Passenger Agen@
W. L. CRAWFORD,
General Superintendent
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Fastening Guilt on the nardwen victim

SrRIsGF1ELD, Ill, July H. The chief
Of police has a letter from the sheriff 81
Dallas, Tex making inquiry about
Clay J. Miller, the Negro who was
lynched at Bardwell KY, Friday lie
Is certain that the man was identical
with Commodore Miller, Negro who
was guilty Of rape, robbery arson and
attempted murder in Texas Commodore
Miller had wife whose name was Ber-
tie, who was a bright nulatto and had
an incipient mustachc This description
fits Clay J. Miller'swife exactly 4
picture Of Commodore sent here has
also been identified.
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Her husband wanted g Kin uer.

SrRISGFIELb, O., July II Mrs Wm.
Peters has filed an AFFIDAVIT for assault
Eand battery against her husband, who
is Big Four fireman Ii seems that
Peters woke heH mp il the middle 81
the night and asked her how She would
like 70 die. He then told her that he
intended to kill her. Monday, She
says, he attacked her in murder0us
manner saying he was going to MT
his threat into execution. She there
upon had him arrested
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Is the question Of the day Every
body has q desire for some cool drink.
a 7 enjoy both The taste ana effects
when they Partake IF ON Ice Cream
Soda
We use plenty ~ iee, thereby giving
You an ice cold drink. which Il pleas
ant and refreshing, and effectually
sdispels that tired feeling ono has On 4
hoy sultry day. Our syrups ale 81 TIE
best and our tnmbler washer insuras
yot7a well washed glass Is drink II
from. We serve Ice Cream with OH
soda Water, at he regular price, 5c 4
glass, a N Gilbert & Bro.
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". T. Mahoncy, both legs broken,
badly burned; + j. Frank, leg broken
and body burned, may die; Frank Ber.
linbcrg, badly burned and internally
injured, will die; S, Nerdrum, burned
and bruised; Capt. Thos Barry, Of the
Worlds fair fire boat, badly burned.
arm crushed and ampntated, may die:
John Davis, hands and face burned;
VIM Lcnehan, face and head burned
and leg mangled; Martin Kimball Of
st. Paul, Columbian guard, bands and
arms burnedY IL breckenridge, Of Fin.
castle, Va, Columbian guard, face
and hands burned; Marshal James
+. Kenyon, Chief Battalion No.
2. leg badly cut and mangled;
f. II Donahuc, Columbian guard.
slightly burned. NJ Murray; burned
and nearly suffocated W. 6 Fisher,
eyes and face burned w, Lunch, scalp
wound. q $. Hannah, hand scalded
q. B, French, right foot crushed Fred
Goetz, right hip broken.
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A PainfuI Mistake.

PORTSMOUTH, o. July 10 William
Shoemaker. school-teacber Of sink.
Ing springA, Adams coupty. d while
suffering with toothaAhe, ~ mistake
Nook for relief Of the same spirits
of ammonia, instead ofl peppermint
drops. His mouth tongue and throat
We're badly burned and a. hard work
his life was saved.
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Additional trains will leave Harrisburg, day
except sunday at S.2t and i0S5 a. M, and nv
p m. arriving at Carlisle at ,I0a. m, 1i.s0 10
and h09 70, m, stopping at all intermediate ~
nsitleaYeA Harrisburg at 20 p. m. arriving a
Mechanicsbng gas n M, stepping at all MET
mediate stations
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between llag
erstown and New York on Nos. 4 and ~ eas'
and on Nos. and west.
: Daily
I Daily except Sunday.
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RALTrMoRRs ONO TrMETAn4r
e. EFeei sunday. May u. issa


No. 5! yestibuIed IIr,,.-,. 49,,
PistsburE AZ ~ y IS " ~, adssslns iyurg Isl y
connects a iIaneocs 4 Berkeley $50
~ AtstlDnied Tess lsaIfv5H
49, ~, z. ~ Narh osiS; arrives al Ma,t5,,i
Hansea.'E fer rerRsl.s sting. 5 = ssans Il
: so !, Nrstlnhlesi Limited 1la}lv
N"N , lgtA w, :. " h,la iits Balfa AVN
CINCINNATI ~ q 2. 81 I4nis e:sS $50 q
nects e Hancock Tor liei keiey Sprirgs -
sunday. v..,..., tit
N,.vv yarA sssl, 4, Tres li.1 Daily" leave.
Mush li.59 = m arriseat Mar irsl,,rs Y * =
J, ii,''i, p,s.lt,,,p Louis I'll q. m
s,cN fgi ls - ~ : i'iia TIA Isaits
y ASH t.. a :" arf!scs ~ Naffitsbmfg fftr ~
Ai = i1,s 7ssu \, < x - 3 ~ y
vi ~ ~, titstt Asi,i cumberland A e
.unh3t,r aIktttS AZ Msrtinsiurg ssts - ~
befiehl MP a. N si1iNsa at an stafsny nj
eonssets n lnnstck l;cfkeley spritas WV
cell Nbhu.4
n. l.tlilTatra guB Piedmont 49,
naIip8 igitF. rXtSri sunday leaves Iiit
i s'-, " KY tie r. ~ q n. and arfigss Z,
aaItlll.'utR is.,s = ~ and Piedmont n
StHt5s ~ ~ stations ash connects AZ ma, ~
ser p sif' gs ana a. Green sIfine R1s
~ ~ brunswick and Martinsbnrr .,
fpAttalfpH Bnly. ieaFes Erunss siak fsia I ~
a'rlFes - Nafitnshnie f.i0n hi. Siafs y n
stations. NJ
EAST BOUND
fsas ~. ltltlea Limited Daily leat4
4 ~ \, & ,sss{ w 9,5S's Il Maiiinsbug t1s
IL II Y, asltstt.ts Y pa baltimore S4
sl,, Il, ~ s,a5 Nsss ORR 8. H. t,
1880 = A9a5lalssesl A4lifleti FIR FtedrTi6g
30 tsithHlHd ENIffssR@ Daily le4@
Shifagst lp:i9 a lit4 arrives al MaffinshtIrR ].
~ ss,d ~, = , 'i ~ spsalto,y95l2 ~ Pfia
NJ III : ~ ~. ,sa'' {s,..
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a large quantity Of ammonia and other
chemicals. Word was passed from
mouth TO mouth that these would ex-
isplodc in d few minutes a. the fire had
nearly reached the point where they
were stored IL had no effect on the
people They continued 70 crowd
those IN front who were fighting the
people Ia the rear and holding their
hands before their seordhed faces In
front The regular troops on the
grounds were called for, and they came
in double-qufck time, and on their guns
glistened bright bayonets.
Orders were given 10 clear the crowd
back from the building. and 20 use their
bayonets II resistance BE- offered The
effect was magical; the great collection
Of human beings swayed back with
clocklike step. Ropes were brought,
and when the people had been removed
out Of harms way the ropes were hell
by the guards, while the soldiers pa
trolled the front with military tread.
They were joined in minute more by
a company Of French marines armed
with long sal res. Then came company
after company of British redcoats, who
passed within the lines nnarmed. and
went 70 the assistance Of the hundreds
Of firemen who were then assembled on
the ground below.
The city fire department Ave battal.
ions had arrived BY this time and
close behind them were two or three
companies Of veteran policemen. many
Of whom bore scars they received bY
the bursting Of the bombs IL the
IIaymarlct riot The frcmen on
the roof were pouring several
streams into the center ri the build.
ing, where few minutes before stood
the great tower, and from which was
issuing the fire and smoke ~ fierce
flame Of young volcano They never
dreamed Of danger In another minute
The flames had burst from o hundred
windows underneath the c0rnice. They
saw it not and continued to fight the
fire. The smoke began to come through
the roof, followed nv Tongues IF flame.
and then they realized their dam
ger. The signal 10 retreat was given.
and a half hundred tnen attempted
TO go down the single little ladder al
once. The smoke and flames oIer-
came many, and they fell below only
70 be picked MP 81 The guards ana
turned over TO the ambulance corps to
be hurried away 10 the hospital Not
more than half the men got down the
ladder without some injury
Following is a list IL the dead and III
jured, rs far as known ut 10 O'clock.
The work at the burned building was
then being carried on in utterdarkness
owing TO the complete destruction ~
the electric light wires. Six bodies,
all Of them burned beyond rec
ognition, have been taken from The
debris since S o'clock.
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Hamburg cIaims % l.e Clean

HAMBrRG, July ri Tic oAicial II.
ports as 70 the sanitation af This 4jty
show that the health conditions are
good, though the heat Is intense.
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Nonsense.

T. il
r T Barnum once said that .'the
American people were never better
l satisfied than when being humbugged.
Doubtless this is true with circus
and menagerie advertising, but Il
wouldn't work 50 successfully with the
man who has great deal IF competi-
ton. and sells on close profits. Bar
mum virtually lad no competition.
Themerehant Otto day has the sharpest
kind. He must deal square ana hon
estly-he must keep his patronage and
increase it How can he do Il
lst--Adyertisc judiciously,
2nd-Sell 100 cents worth Of Goods
for every dollar.
3rd BE courteous and aeeomodat-
ing
Use the columns Of THE DAILY AND
WEEKLY WoELp literally, and make
known TO the public that You do busi-
ness on this plan, and large results are
sure to follow
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium

The principal 4 similar To that applied
10 iire INSURANCE. the premiums being
regulated hi accordance with the nature
~ the risk. The 8djnsted Rate Plan
avoids also the
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-12
Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance

Ever pff,efqd "a the public, as the rate
charged i directly In proportion 10 the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for all While none bnt those safely ia
stIrable are accepted The
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.Filst-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound Institution that
places all its risks al one rate Nhlly
Ignoring the Importance ~ charging
each policy holder premium e{iuilahls
prppnrtieued 10 the risk assumed This
+ tie.
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SOUTHERN PENS'AR. Il. TRAYS
MOUNT ALTO RAILROAD,

Connections for ALI stations on ili,,sd ~
Valley RAilroa and Pennsylvania ~ lf'"
TEN. MN,
II A RtDnLK W. AZ GAIN, 4 supt
Gen Pass. Agt. Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND cuMBERLAsn
VALLEY RAILROAD

Train arriving at Cherry Run s:45 D. m runs
through to Hancock, arriving $40 p. NJ; AMI
leaves Hancock $40 a. M; arriving at Cherry
Additional train leaves Cherry Run at sstR
M; arriving at llagerstown 5:ss D. m. st0ppFq
at intermediate stations
Leave Rock Ridge for Emmittsburg al I - and
1910 a. M; and 332 and 6:25 d. m
Leaves Emmittsburg for Becky Ridge ii IN
and 1855 a m; and $50 and 5:40 D. M
Leave Brueeyille fer Frederick at lose d M /
and 502 and 7:20 p. m.
!, Leave Brnceville for Taneytown, Littlestaw1
YORK, WrightsFille and Columbia at 9.5sa nj .
and 3:45 n m.
Z. \ X Trains leave Shippensbnfg At IN
ana ll:S a. m, and $3.50 D. M; and arrive az
Sheppensbnrg at 9d5 a. M; 40 and so u M,
daily, except sunday
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Wm Davis, VIM II. Deming, Philip
Breen, q Green, Burton f. Page, i. a.
liarvey John Mcbride, Capt !. F'itz-
patrick, John Cahill- Paul Schroeder,
unidentified iineman, Ljeut John IT,
Freeman.
The following tiremen are missing
and are undoubtedly dead 6. IT,.
iilaildell, N. Dixon, W. A Han, a. u
otto, NJ, =. Ionfeld, w q. 'Sturn..
LIEUT. Moulter ehas. nnrvis, John a.
smith, four Columbian guards, names
not known
Atmidnight the following men are
also missing, and ARE said 10
be lost: A. McQnade, driver en-
CINE 10. 3. Ralph ADrumnond,
electrical engineer 81 storage
building, Howard, II iieuten-
ant Of Engine Company No 3.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TINS
" TABLE-June 4th. 1895

xon sunday will stop on signal or to let ~
passengers.
additional trains will leaAe Carlisle daily 81
eept sunday at 5.55 a. M; 1870 y M 3:4op m$
stopping az all intermediate stations. ari,ingai
harrisburg at $40 a. m, Els p. mand l:ssS p o.
no runs daily between Harrisburg aht
daily
a tDafyexcept sunday
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TtcHalCAllIlES

Which have 50 long worked Injustice to
applicants and agents. aud while Il does
not contemplation any sense the accept
ance9of any applicant not safely insuF.
able, II recognizes he fact that "A large
number IF risks usually declined CAME
safely insured AZ an increased premium!
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National Mutual
Insurance Company.
WORLD BUILDING.
Park Row, \: New York.

Offers life insurance on the m4sf liberal
and progressive terms ami entirely de-
void Of the unnecessary arbitrary rules
aad requirements that are current
among Insurance companies generally
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The Adjusted Rate plan

RI original with tits COMPANY and i an
entirely new feature In life Insurance
ltenailes the Company To- provide Inv
Surance ii persons who are
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DAILY. Mondays only. All Others daily Il
eept sunday
J., VI. HOOD. b. H. GRISWAIU
Gen'l Manager Gen'l Pass Agent
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26

Hugh u. McCrackcn has been
appointed Postmaster at Manning
ton and Lee IL. Vance at Clarks.
burg. The latter is a compromise
candidate, and still the fight is not
settled.
A splendid line Of legal blank.
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS office.
Orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. II
The Razzle Dazzle Base Ball
Club of this place, of which Vernon
Fortney is the Captain, will 60 to
TOWNSVILLE Saturday to play
the Newburg Tigers on neutral
ground. This game will be the rub
and settle the light-weight cham.
pienship, as each club has won a
game heretofore.
When a doctor considers It neces.
sary to prescribe sarsaparills he sim
ply orders bottle Of Ayers, know.
ing full well that be will obtain
thereby a surer and purer prepare
ton than any other which the drug
store can furnish. Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla is the Superior Medicine.
James O'aara, who has been
working with q. w. Fawcctt for
several years, is now located in the
room over the Postoflice, where he
will continue the shoomaking and
mending business. Mr.. Fawcett
has retired and will run his shoe
store after this, and his daughter
will have millinery business in
the same room.
MIR. M. g. Feather has been
appointed Assistant Cashier in the
Bank OF Kingwood, and entered
upon the duties of the Office yester-
day. He was in Chicago visiting
the Worlds Fair when the Directors
selected him. lie was summoned
home and arrived Tuesday. The
appointment is very good one, as
Mr.. Feather is one of our best young
business men. Has had consider
able experience and is o neat and
accurate book-keepcr and is very
accommodating and popular with
his patrons.
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oaANlssvsLt,E.

Correspondence Of the Argus
The Pilgrim Band is in our
midst and will give us lecture at
this place tonight. We trust that
their scenes will be good, yet our
people have been deceived so often
by mere play things in the shape Of
magic lanterns that we fear the
gathering will be very email this
time.
Rev. Daniel Bumgardner preach
cd in the Evangelical Church at
this place Saturday evening and
Sunday. His audiences we're rs
large as could be expected consid4
ering the existing controversy.
Our red winged nine crossed bats
with tho boys of Valley Point on
Saturday and got left. They will
try again at this place on Saturday
next.
T.. G.. Albright and James Mat.
tingly are engaged in making a new
road from Henry to Hoye Run,
which they expect TO complete dur.
ing the coming week.
1t is reported that Will Riley has
killed fourteen wild turkeys, Josiah
Wolf eight, Thos. Mattingly FIVE,
N. D. Browning three, G. W.
Cramer two, since tho bunting soa.
son has been ia progress.
9. w. Frazee and family arc Wis.
itiDg at Clifton Mills.
DR.. NJ. l.. Fichtner, Of Carmel.
is again joking among the funny
folks Of this place.
DR.. Durham spent the past week
at Uniontown, Pa. He reports a
lively time among his chums.
Mars Wilhelm, OF Monroe, Pa. ,
will move to this section daring the
coming week.
A. Il. Albright took his leave for
The sunny South Friday last.
We often wonder why II is that
some men can have $4,000 in in
terest bearing notes. and $4,000
worth Of real estate and at the same
time only pay tax to the amoant Of
about s25, when a poor man (who
values his character higher than bis
money! pays more than equal share.
SALAnhNDER,
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DENTAL NOTICE.

will visit the following places,
as per dates given below
Rowlcsburg, Oct. 30, and remain
six days.
Tunnelton, Nov. 9th, and remain
six days.
Work first class, and prices as
low us first class work can be done.
Also, will positively be prepared
and will extract teeth without the
old terrible agony that formerly
rendered the operation so dreadful.
III you are suffering, or wish your
mouth prepared for artificial teeth,
call on me and | will do the work
without pain.
Il w. s. SINoSToN, Dentist.
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IiEsSEI.l,.


Correspondence OF the Argus.
Farmers are mostly done their
fall work.
Crops in this section are light.
Mrs. Clint Bishop. of noar Deer
Park, Md, is visiting the parental
roof this week.
Mrs. Il. II. FELTON,, of Elkins, 10
visiting her sister-in law Mrs. ID. /.
Whetsoll, this week.
The new school house noar John
Bells is almost done. It's nice
job boys, lot the good work go on.
We had quite treat from the
pen OF Darey Crockett in the last
weeks paper. Davey is q jovial
fellow and a great owl hunter.
Davey Crockett Is known better in
our neighbofhood as tho bearded
Tramp. TRAMP.
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EVANSVILLE.

correspondence OF the Argus.
School commenced at this place
last week, with Mr.. S. Il. Sterling
rs teacher. This will make four
terms MIR. Sterling has taught at
this place.
Our Sunday School at the NJ. f..
Church is progressing finely, with
Mr.. s. E. Sterling as Superinten
dent. Services have also COM
mcnced in tho Baptist Church.
Mrs. Lizzie Gascon, of Irving,
Pa, is visiting relatives here.
VIM. X. Shaffer, assistant p. M.
at independence, was in town last
week.
George N. Walter and family
haved moved from here to Davis.
w. Va.
The WOODEN factory is still run
ming at full blast. Tho low price
of wool and late financial depression
don't seem to have affected the
Wool manufacturing industry.
Our merchants, III. Il. jenkins
and Charles Talbot, arc doing an
extensive BUSINESS.
The Lodges OF /. o. o. +. and
j. GU. A. M. are both Furnishing.
JUNIUs.
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.


State Of West Virginia, County OF
Preston, s. s.:
At County Court held for SAID
county at tho Court House thereof,
on the ID day OF October
On the petition Of T.. o. Gibson,
Elliott jenkins, J s. Moore, Lucy
Barke, James o. Wolf, Sanford
Scott, Lewis J. Cupp, Calvin j..
Groves, Laura Royse, Elizabeth
GratChouse, VIM. u. Taylor,
Asenith A. Groves, John @. Everly,
Mary J. Shaffer, J. 9. McNillen,
f. b. Blaney, J. Il. Gale, John A..
Rodabaugh. Henry Rodabaugh,
Daniel Rodabaugb, i. V. MoMil.
len, Mary Field and a. ID. Field.
it is ordered that section . OF chap.
ter G2 Of tho Code OF West Virginia
be made applicable and effective as
TO all their lands in this county
after this order has been published
and posted as required by law.
7 copy test.
J. AM MARTIN, Clerk.
49-4t-S3.45.
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ALBRIGHT svII.iE.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Preaching last Sabbath by Rev.
W. b. Brooks, the new pastor.
Three new buildings going up
in st. Joe. Lots can DO bought for
$50 on Main street.
q. W. Bisheff has moved to our
town and will occupy tho house va
Gated by ID. ID. Bishoff.
Mrs. j. l.. Sellers, who has been
sick for some time, is convalcscent.
Mrs. Ollie Gale is very low with
typhoid fever. DR.. II. II. Frey is
the attending physician.
Sherman Mason, who has been
with tho Atlantic Tea Company for
some time in Wheeling, has gone
to Cumberland to be manager of
their store at that city.
Thomas Dunn's now barn Is
completed.
David Morgan is on the sick
list.
j. II. Welch has the best pros.
pect for q big lot OF celery than any
other garjnener in town.
Small gram and the grass have
taken fine start since the recent
rains.
. No frosts yet along our valley.
IL. Y II
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LocusT:s.Rovr.

HVStSh scfsOtEs
Zorro p0Adeucs OF the Argus.
Isaac Guseman is at Pittsburg
this week.
Mrs. Martha Smith Is building a
stable.
Henry Spikor and wife. OF Terra
Alta, were visiting at George Il.
Spikor's.
Lee Smith has returned from
Union district, where he has been
at work.
Protractod meeting is now IN
progress at this place, under tho
direction of Rev. Hall.
Prof. McGrew gave his lecture on
"rhe Pilgrims Progress" Mt the
Chichester church, on Thursday
night.
Martha Smith and family will
move on the farm of Iucian Spur.
gin in the near future.
Emma Guseman has been staying
at Bruceton with her sister Annie,
for few days.
Lottio DeBerry is visiting at her
grandfather's at this time.
Crawford Brothers saw.mill
engine has to DO repaired before
work can DO resumed.
w. Ii. Smith was at Uniontown
last week. Xxx.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26

On the road between Kingwood
and the old Paugh Farm this side
OF Terra Alta, Silver, Hunting
case watch, Springfield movement
and stem winder, with chain also.
Liberal reward will be paid for
return of Same to the Postoffice at
Kingwood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Francis NJ. Gibson-25
Lethe u. Sells.
Newton McGee--7
Frances Il. Spurgin-?
Bennett Devers-21
Mary K. Bean-21.
Charles Edward Menear-22
George Purcell-20.
jacob Kees~-44
Martha Ann Rogers-24.
Hosea NJ. Herring--23
Jennie Jorden-17.