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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-23
GLADEsyrr.rE.
Correspondence OF the Argus.


Thinking perhaps few items
from our busy little town might be
Of interest TO some of the readers
of the ARGUs, l WILL try and note o
few.
Weather is fine aud the roads are
in good condition. and our people
are making good use Of them, haul
ing their winters coal and prepar-
ing for winter.
A child of Thomas Turner, aged
about two years, was burned to
death last week. The child was
playing with tho fire and it's clothes
caught fire, and before the ire
could be extinguished the child was
burnt 80 badly that it died in q
short time.
KEGS & Weber expect to move
their saw mill TO another lot of tim
Der in a few days. They report
timber very dull.
Mr.. Lazell, Of Pennsylvania, went
through here last week with fine
drove of cattle. Mr.. Lazell is n
hustler and buys n great many
cattle in this part Of the country.
John Kelley and MISS Ida Trick.
cit have just returned from ten
days visit in Randolph county.
The .Jr. O. u. A. NJ. are going
to raise flag over the school build
ing, and present the school with a
bible on Thanksgiving Day. All
members Of the order are invited to
come and take part in the exercises.
There will be festival here
Thanksgiving evening.
The Sons of Veterans expect to
institute a camp here IN short
time. We wish them success.
There viii be singing school at
the Gorden Chapel next Sunday,
(Nov 2G) from here. They are
good singers. The school at Fair
view, taught by Miss Mintie Martin,
is going to raise flag over their
school house, on Saturday, Dec.
End. We think it would be good
thing if all the schools would fol-
low their example, for, to see the
flag of their country floating over
tho school buildings, will teach the
young to DO patriotic and learn
them to love their country.
J. w. Massio and o. W. Zinn,
our blacksmitbs, have purchased a
fine horse, and are repairing their
sleigh. Look out girls, when the
snow comes, for some OF you are
going to get to 90 sleigh riding.
Our school 70 progressing finely
under the supervision Of Mr.. Cyrus
Snider.
A. w. Brown, ono Of orr genial
young men, is teaching the Gordon
school this winter.
The Republicans are very jubi-
liant over the late election. They
seem TO think they have carried the
world, but let them rejoice while
they have a chance, for they have
been down hearted for so long that
it makes them feel good to crow
little, and We expect this to be their
last chance.
Success to The ARGUS.
If this does not reach ips appro.
pirate place, the waste basket. We
may come again.
1'EcuNsgH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-23

In this Issue we publish the pros.
.pectns OF the Wheeling Iafeniqonccr,
the leading Republican organ OF
the State. aud u paper we'll worth
tho patronage Of the people.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-23

Do You want to leave your
wheat in our mill? II 50, We
will give you p receipt for it,
with tie privilege Of drawing
out the product at your pleas
We.
kINGWOOD MILLING co.
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Coal Delivered.

Good screened coal delivered on
80 days tine nc O cents per bushel
from The Miller Bank near King
wood Applp 20
MILLER & Lovers.
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Col. Jake hemple Is at Wheeling
this week.
Scott Felten, of near Amblcrs-
burg, was in town yesterday.
Duncan McRa was out on the b.
& o. on business trip this week.
For Playing Cards Of oil kinds
FROM 10 cents up. ecall..at the ARGUS
Office.
Richard Waddell, OF Brandon
vile, has been here this week on
legal business.
Good States only five cents, and
School Satchels only 10 cents, at
the ARGUS Office. If
Attorney John II. s. Him, of
Grafton, has been here this week on
legal business.
For any and all kinds Of legal
blanks address this office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. II
Misses Vernie and Clara Craig
have been visiting friends here the
past week.
Mrs. Grace ID. Manown left last
week for months visit among
relatives at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The CASH will get the best BAR
GAINS in BOOTS and SHOES at
TAYLoR's, and don't you forget 1t.
The venerable George Maust, of
Grant district, has been here this
week attending to some legal bust
ness.
There are several cases of mumps
IN town aud some Of the young
ladies that have them have had to
quit eating pickles.
And-And-And--It showed.
And-And-You can get the best
BARGAINS in Doors and SHOES at
Tsylor's.
Edward NJ. Heermans is in
Wheeling this week attending the
Grand Lodge session Of Odd Eel
lows.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
IL. buckalew, girl baby, last Fri
day night, Nov. 18th. DR.. s. A.
Pratt was the attending physician.
= And now the election is over, but
the time to buy your Doors and
Shoes at the lowest prices at TAY-
LoR's is not over.
Attorney w. G.. Conley, of Par
sons, was here the past week and
moved his family up there. They
left Monday for their future home.
Money is what talks while timee
are hard. Then buy your winter
Doors and SHOES at Taylor's
lou viii save MONEY.
Col. II. III. Huffman, of Mar
quess, and j. Nelson Baker, of
Evansville, were here on legal bust
ness during the past week.
For Writing Pads, Pen Holders,
Pencils, Paper and Envelopes, Day
Books, Composition Books, Note
Books, ETC., call at the ARGUS
office.
Attorney Thomas j. Peddlcord,
of.0akland was here on legal bust.
ness last week, and thereby hangs
tale, but We won't give it away
now.
The prisoners in the Jail here
made another attempt to escape one
nigA. last week and had dug out
again, BIZ the Sheriff discovered il
in the nick Of time.
MRs. GRACE EBERT MANOWN
Teacher Of
foCAb ana lHSIHUNEETAB M USIC.
For terms, apply at Hotel Cor.
don.
@. /. Greaser, Of TOWNSVILLE,
returned the past week from Nicho-
las county, where no has been
engaged the past summer in the
we'll boring business.
Badness is often preceded or
accompanied by grayness Of the
hair. TIE prevent both badness
and grayness, use Halls Hair Re-
newer, An honest remedy.
Hats for Rich and Poor at O. w.
FAwcETT's new MIllery Store.
You can buy Hats from the cheap.
est to the best. Give us q call and
SEQ our beautiful Stock.
Work has been began on the new
steam Touring mill to be erected by
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-23

hereby certify that tho abayo s. a time and
correct siaicueni Of tlie condition and affairs
~ fhc above anmci Bank ~ n aDrerrs ~,
their books ~ ihis date.
O A. WEyER. state f,snk Rxsrniner.
Tho forefoirc n q CORE . statement. a. shown
~ inc report uado 90 uee on The 90th day ~
september. 1919. BY tho state Bank Examiner
ii-i6-e35t3t75 l. v. JOHNSON. Auditor
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Mrs. o. Y. Bishop has been very
low the past week, and in precar-
ieus condition. She was taken i'll
Saturday night and Sunday night
had one spasm after another all
night. Drs. Pratt and Manown
have been in attendance.
The smallest 'scat boil" is large
enough to show that the blood
needs purifying warning which.
If unheedcd, may result. not in
more boils, but in something very
much worse. Avert the danger in
time by the nse of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. Cured others, will cure you.
At the home Of the bride in Gar
rctt county, Md, on the 18th ist.
Mr.. Edward e. Winters and Miss
Malinda Roth were united in the
bonds of holy wedlock, Rev. s. L..
Keller, of Carmel, West Va, offici-
ating.
s., $40 and $40, Genuine Con.
federate Bills only five cents each
$50 and 800 bills 10 cents each
25c and soc shinplasters 10 cents
each 81 and 50 bills 20 cents each
Sent securely sealed on receipt of
price. Address, CHAs. ID. BAR.
KER, 80 s Forsyth st. Atlanta, Ga
That "Prince OF Good Fellows. y
Howard Eaton, arrived In town
yesterday from Pittsburg. He
came by boat TO Norgantown and
was met there by his brother
Alden, who drove over after him.
Howard is bigger and handsomer
than ever, and is still bachelor.
Many people suffer for years
from troublesome and repulsive
sores, boils, and eruptions, without
ever testing the marvellous curative
properties Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The experiment is, certainly, worth
trying. BE sure you get Ayers
SarsaparilIa and no other.
We have received long comma.
nication from the Whetsell Settle
ment, in regard to the school house
trouble over there, which will
appear next week, as we are crowded
with local matter this week, and
this trouble over thore Is of no
interest to the general public, and
so will have to lay over till we have
room for It..
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
convened in annual session at
Wheeling, Tuesday Of this week.
The attendance is tho largest in the
history Of the order in West Vir.
gnia. There are 123 lodges in the
State, with total membership Of
1866. The eleven lodges in Pres
ton county are represented as fol.
lows
No.1G- Rowlesburg &C. D. Dawson.
" 19--Newburg Eugene Hugoina
" Evansyille-B. r. Wood.
ward.
" 58-TerFa Alta-G. u. Goodwin
" 81 Reedsville-M Mason Watson
" l07-Kingwood--lienry Cope.
man.
" 1l7-Bruceton-Wm M. Wolf
" 124-Austen Henry Wright
1926 --Indepondenco-- Ii. y.
Sqaires.
" Cranosgille-W. A. Wolf
" l43--Mssoutown DR.. J.A.Cox
The report Of the Grand Treas.
urer shows q cash balance on hand
81 % 900 S.
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Buy your Hats and Bonnets at
q. w. fswcctt's new Millinery
Store. where you can got hst
hat VIII become your looks.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-23

RgO OTHER sarsaparii.a haa the
= merit to secure the confidence Of
entire communities and hold IL year after
ycar, Ike HOODS sznaparlla.
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STATEMENT

showing the Financial Condition or
the "KlngwOod Bank" KIngwosd,
West Va.
;. 9. Mc0Rgw. PresrDrxr,
FRANCIS HEERAA~ =. CAsmrE.
STATE BANK.
ExaininaHon made May 9Th, isa8 fncorpora-
ted sepionbcr 9th. 1879.
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Containing About 81 Acres.

This "a very desirable tract OF land and has
thereon n suitable dwelling house and 0utbuild-
inEs and would MAKE "A desirable homo.
TRIMS OF SALE .-EnOugh cash in hand 10
pay costs OF this suit and expenses OF sale, and
the pur, haser To execute interest bearing lofc5
with good security, for the deferred payments
OF purchase monoy.
Wan. q. BROWN, special Commissioner.
Bond and security has boon given by tho
above named special conmissioner, IN tho above
styled cause as required 10y law.
Teste: J. W. WATSON. Clerk.
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STATEMENT

STATEMENT
Showing the Financial Condition OF
the Bank Of Terra Alta" Terra
ALA, West Yn.
=. 8. HYDE. pGgApcxr.
l.. =. WHITE. CASHIER.
STATE BANK.
Examination made May Qfth 1903 lueorpos
rated October 2fst, 1891.
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nth DAY or DECEMBER. 1898.

nj the front door OF tho Court House, IN, King
wood, West Va, tho Same being court day.
oner for sale nc pnbiic action, 60 tho highest rc
Hponsible bidder. the land in the blu and pro-
ccedings mentioned, tho same being n tract II
land situated near liorrinR pOsf.ofioc, In Valley
Dlslrlcl. Iroeton county. Wont Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-23

Editor Ben Siucell, of the Oak
land Republican, was here this
week. lie had just moved his
printing Office last week into hand.
some now quarters, and hurt hun
self lifting and was temporarily laid
up for repairs.
In Shoes and Boots we will guar.
antee you better goods, better fit
and better quality for the least
money. Give us call and DO con
WINGED.
c. w. FAwcErT.
Married. on Tuesday evening,
November 2lst, 1898. by Rev. W.
K Dean, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents at Tunnelton, Mr..
Wilbur S. Craig to Miss Ollie
Ashby.
Oliver Ollie and Luther Lazelle.
OF Morgontown, were here this
week buying fat cattle. They pur
chased of ". G.. Brown. Col. j w.
Brown and Hon. James A. Brown
and perhaps some OF the other
Browns.
A splendid line Of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS office.
Orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. IL
The Festival at the Academy
Tuesday night, was well attended
and a very successful affair. The
proceeds were over $50 and the
pupils who had charge of tho affair
deserve credit for their work.
The Entertainment at the Pres
byterian church last Saturday night
Was right well attended, aud the
proceeds over sl7. The money is
to be used in purchasing new books
for the Sunday School Library.
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JUDICIAL SALE.
Brown q Hawthorne, Special con'ru,)
vs.. ! Fonlfx
James NJ. carroll. hd"''

Pursuant TO a decree Of tho circuit Conrt of
Preston county, West Virginia, rendered tho
18TH dnyof December, 1891. IN tho above styicd
,,ls lno.r ,viii - ~ '''"'''" 'P~V'"s >oii'-
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Casto-ia.
When she was CsaiId, sho criod for Castoria.
When she became Mis-. she chung TO castoria.
When she had Children. she gayo them Castosio,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Harbored from tho Hurricane.

(Special)
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, Aug. o.
The beauties of Hampton Roads as a
harbor Of refuge were never more clearly
demonstrated than during the hurricane
which passed ND the coast on Wednesday
last. II brought quite a fleet Of sailing
vessels in for harbor. but they all rode out
the storm i'm safety. The high tide and
heavy seas came over the breakwater
and washed away some fifty feet OF the
board walk between the Hygiea Hotel and
the engineer wharf, and also cut away
small section OF the flower garden at the
east end Of the hotel. but with these
exceptions no other damage was done in
this section.
The training ship Constellation, with
the dear mlddies" on board. came In
from her European cruise Sunday after
noon. She had a pleasant run Of thirty
two days from Funchal, Madeira, with all
on board well. Commander Chester con-
cuded to remain here until Tuesday,
giving the young gentlemen a day and
evening ashore with their friends, and II
goes without saying that they made the
most Of the occasion. A large party Of
young ladies came down from Norfolk,
and graced the scene with their presence.
30 there were plenty OF partners for those
who wanted to dance,-and how they
danced. II was Commander Chester's In
tentiOn TO have q number Of hOming
pigeons sent down from Annapolis 10
carry out with him, to be liberated at
different points on the way up, but they
could not be got ready to reach him in
time. The Constellation expects TO reach
Annapolis to-day, when most of the crew
Will be given leave 20 visit their homes
and the Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Not Unexpected.

winchester NeGS.l
The action of the state Democratic con-
ycntion I'm nominating Hon. Charles l.
o'FcrraU for Governor was not uneN-
rcc.sJ Iris result was indicated by the
returns from the counties and cities OF
the state which from time 90 time had
been received. Ills organization was com
poct. his support able and enthusiastic,
and the claim OF his friends that he would
carry of the honors on the first ballot
WIS made good by the convention. III
tho Hon. r. e. Kent. Of Wythe. ana non.
4. TAYLOR Scott. OF Fauquier. the gallant
leader has WORTHY associates. In All
.ss.utial respects it Is a strong ticket
and one worthy the support of all good
citizens.
That these gentlemen w!ll be elected
10 the high Offices for winch they have
been nominated by overwhelming ma
iorlties is q foregone conclusion. The
Iinnr,cedentcl absence Of friction in the
convention warrants this prediction. We
90 no; suppose the defeated aspirants Tor
the first place on the ticket he'd an enemy
I'm the convention. and certainly they ana
their friends exhibited little Of the sore
.ess that usually attends the result OF
nominating convention. IN the case OF
the nominations for the second and third
places OK honor there Rad been no con-
test calculated TO arouse oppOslton or
bitterness.
The platform, tao. gives very general
satisfaction. II Was prepared with great
care. and IS regarded by the party leaders
as a strong paper-ruunciating principles
uron which the virginia Democracy can
stand with full confidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
1p'oFE!N
\oNPAlY
II, -, IS, and II east Broad.
II, -, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND, MONDAY. August 2s. 1898.

Carpet buying time. The eVlda-
ces of what we've learned about
Carpets during the past twenty
three years are Seeable in our bright
and big showroom reached by Ele-
vator. Experience keeps a dear
school, but she turns out we'll
rounded scholars. You escape
her tuition fees for carpet
knowledge by pinning your faith
to those who, having learned.
can serve you safely. The Carpet
user wants permanent pleasure
from ois purchase. That comes only
from lasting colorS woven to with
stand footballs fearleSsly, and Econ
omy along these lines is onlypoSi'
lively yours, though carpet knowl-
edge such as you freely have at
your service here.
CheapneSs may be real or
may be only apparent. A
BbrusSeIS, for instance, is lower
priced t1an other patterns OF its
grade thro' two cauSeS--bad carpet,
in wear Or color; or, good carpet,
produced at less cost through saving
in the making Of many thousands
of yards from one design; escaping
designers bills and loom charges,
Then, too, there are honest econo-
mics in material which work no
fraud in carpet standards Of wear
and holding color. The first named
class is low priced and called
CHEAP" The latter economies
bring you true cheapneSS. We shun
the first sort Of any price because
we know now, and knowing, act.
The same knowledge guards you in
the exclusive designs and novelties
which many mills are glad to con-
fine to one big dealer in any city.
Carpet buying being made safe
YOU may choose without risk at
these prices here
BRUSSELS made. laid and lined, CT l-2c,
7jc s5c.
BODY BRUSSELS. made, laid and lined,
81. $l19 $l.25.
MOQUETTE. made, laid and lined, 81,
al9. S125.
MOQUETTE. made, laid and lined. 81,
S.2j. Sl37 IL.
ADMINISTER. made, laid and lined,
sl.45.
VELVET. made. laid and lined, 15c or
Wilton Velvet at N.A5.
INGRAM CARPET at 1Sc. Ingram.
made. laid and lined, a, 80, 59c., or all
wool extra super at 75c. Agra, heaviest
weight. Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27

Senator HIS speech.

In his speech in the United States
Senate on Friday last, Senator Hit
came out unequivocally for the repeal of
the SHERMAN law, but rather aligned
himself with the silverites than with the
anti silverites the South, the
West, the Pacific coast, and the Rocky
Mountain region, than with the North
and the East. What he said of Pres
ident CLEVELAND ought to have been
omitted. 1t can accomplish no good
object. But Senator HILL always keeps
a clear head, and never says anything
that he did not intend to say. A man
who never swore an oath, never played
cards, never drank drop Of liquor, nor
did any other act inconsistent with the
highest character for morality. is not
the man to say in his public speeches
things that he afterwards wishes he had
left unsaid. so Senator Hill said moth
ing on Friday that he would recall to-
day, but our commentupon his utterances
is that all good Democrats ought to
support the Administration at the pres
emit crisis. yet, we consider it O good
sign for the Democrats Of the whole
country that Senator Hill has indicated
il to be his purpose to cast his lot in
with the advocates OF bi-metallism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
AFAgmyILIE TRAGEDY.
Henry Hubbard Acoidcniiy Killed by
wiiis GiII.-Personai and Other Notes.
(gpeciaD

(SpeciaD
rarmyille Va. Aug. 2S.---IIenry Hub
hard. a coIored boy aged IS years, was
shot and instantly killed yesterday after
noon by Willie ellis. son OF Mr.. j.. w.
CHS OF Farmville, and only 10 years old.
THE awful tragedy occurred near Pros
pect Depot. this county While the two
boys were I'm friendly conversation young
Gills had shotgun and was showing
the negro something about II when II
nrernatureiy discharged. the entire load
nossInr through the boys breast.
An investigation was taken at the house
~ Walter Smith before Thomas w.
t'rov,ley. n Justice, acting coroner or
prince Edward. upon the body and the
verdict of the jury was that Henry HUB
bard came TO his death from the effect OF
= sbot from a gun in the hands of Willie
Gtls accidentally discharged while talk
ing together in n friendly manner
Miss Carrie T. Blanton. OF Cumberland.
who Is quite III at the home OF Mr.. c. w.
Blanton OF this place. is reported as being
no better.
Mr. r. a. Woodson. OF Lynchburg' VINO
has had n slight attack OF fever at the
home Of DR.. Winston in this place Is i'm
proving.
Miss Annie Norris of Charlotte IL visit
ing Miss Lizzie Blanton.
Miss Kate Johnson. OF Richmond, pass
ed through this place Wednesday enroute
10 the Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
\ Card From Mr.. CIaggett Jones.

lIuliSlOl, d. august - 1875.
To the Editor:
My attention has been called 70 the
fact that in your issue of the 18th inst.
YOU have me reported as saying that
never expected to remain in another con-
yention that nominated its candidates be-
for 1t adopted its platform"
/ wish to say that | am very Incorrect
~ reported AS ! was on my way 20 the
depot / saw Major Stubs, who asked me
how l liked the platform l replied that
l had not had the time to read It. He
then asked pe II was not present at its
adoption. | >'eplled that l was not, and
that never expected to remain IN a con-
yention TIL three 60 o'clock In the morn
ing to the adoption Of a platform, when
the candidates had already been nominat-
ed, simply meaning that after the candl-
dates had been nominated l largely lost
interest In the proceedings and that as IA
matter of course the platform would be
made to suit the candidate.
Your report would make It appear that
when my views were not adopted | was
a "kicker" and / wish TO say emphati-
cally that | do not belong to the kick
ing" element in the Democratic party.
Very respectfully, Yours,
CLAGGETT b. JONES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
VIRGINIA COLLEGE FACULTY.
A strong Corps Of Educators for Roam oke's
Literary Institution.
Especially

ROANOKE. VA. AUG. 26Rev. W. a.
Harris. d. D., president and proprietor OF
the Virginia College for Young Ladies'
located here and receiving the finishing
touches. announced the following faculty
Chemistry and physics Prof. VIM. "A.
smith. NJ. D.. University OF Gottingen and
Berlin: English and mathematics Prot q.
I; Carmody. Roanoke College; English MS
tory and mathematics. Miss Lizzie -
Gibson: English language and history
Miss Elizabeth Jones; Latin Professor
Carmody; French. German and Latin.
prof. Lois V. Corprew. -. A.; French ana
German. Nine. Cline Il. Early, OF Paris;
musical director Prof. r. T.. Hennings,
Halle. Germany: piano, guitar harp. man
dolin and and banjo. Adelia !. CorpreW;
piano. Grace Martin; voice culture, CANA
rina \. Ivcson: piano practice Sarah
Hickey: painting and drawing, Mrs }. DE
Long Rice: mineral painting, Madame
Early: ciocution. Cornelia May; calisth"-
MICS Professor Corprew. Other teachers
of distinguished merit have been secured
and their names will be announced later.
department Of book-keepinS steno-
graphy and typewritinE Is being arrans-
81 for. Or. Harris, late president Of
Wesleyan Female Institute at stanton.
erected the Virginia College at cost OF
nearly $1,000.
e. T.. Chandler Of Salem, who recently
completed an apprenticeship Of four years
in the Roanoke Machine Works, has been
APPOINTED professor Of mathematics and
mechanical engineering In Montana State
Cpitoga