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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-11
THE CITY.
PERSONALLY EnEa.

@As@08AM AhM1As
Geo. r. Farmer returned from Sioux
Falls.
Miss Halle Motif returned to Madi-
today.
Mrs. Myron dcCredy returned to her
home at jackson to-day.
Mrs. Morris King and family, went TO
visit friends Ut Woonsocket.
Col. Murray was O returning passen-
ger IN the afternoon train.
Mrs. Al. e. Fuller came back from
Sioux Falls on the afternoon train.
MI. and Mrs. G. J. Porter took the
noo train for ST. Paul to visit Mrs.
Porter's parents.
TT Mrs. McCIenon and children returned
from Sioux Falls, the professor having
gone TO Olivet, this state. to conduct d
three weeks institute.
Ben Hoover, the Pierre politician,
spent q day In the county In the inter
ests Of l. G. Leppleman for state treas
urer, departing west by the afternoon
train.
frank Crane, OF Waterfowl, candidate
for state superintendent or schools.
spent q few hours In the city today in
t~sryiewing delegates TO the Yankton
convention. Mr.. Crane has the lead at
present Tor the position and il an active,
well qualified gentleman, besides being
. strong sndorser Of Normal schools
and their work.
Gov Sheldon and Thos. Ehorson, SEQ.
Rotary of state, were eaat bound passen-
gers noon, the former for Sioux Falls
and the latter for Canton. They were
joined here BIZ III. a. q. Clough and
several other prominent politicians who
accompanied them part Of the way.
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WR@@ on exercises Nm tine
Mousea OF worship In the CITY
TO-MoFrovv.
LUTHERAN CHURcH.
Services tomorrow at 10 q. D.. in the
court house. Sunday school will be-
omitted for the present until q regular
place Of worship is obtained.
BRACE CHURCH.
Morning Prayer with sermon at 1890
q. M. Theme, 1.-THE souls cry for O
mediator, /" third in series on STANDING
before Sinai" Wednesday at 8 p. m. the
Litany with meditation on Luke xi:23,
aGiive rs this day our daily bread"
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastor Blackman's morning theme il
s:The mistakes OF Nicodemue, an honest
ecker" (reader, perhaps that is you.)
Sunday school at noon, juniors at 3:30p.
M, young peoples union at 7 p M, fol-
lowed by "A panoramic Of Genesis
n. Z, CHURCH
Clasa meeting ut 9:45 q. m. Sermon
at 1890, subject; Jehovah iireh." Sun
day school at II M, Junior league at $50
y. m, Epworth league mt z p. M, led by
Miss Fannie Stacy; subject, ssThe great
supper: room for ALL Evening sermon
ct Q p. M, subject, aJob." You are e.
pecially invited to worship with Us.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH
Morning worship with sermon upon,
THE chaf1ots Of Cod at 1880 d. %.
Sabbath school at noon. Preaching III
Grow school house at s p. a.. Y.P. 8. @.
p 81 n b. n. led by Miss Edith Favkes.
In The evening VI . ID. the pastor and
choir will conduct . gospel song and
praise service entitled, ssThe great invi-
tation." Comel
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Assignee Of John Hnscksr insoiye,I
Notice Of Application for PROBATE Of WIN.


State OF south Dakota, county OF Lake, 90. In
county court. In the matter OF the estate OF
Meriha R. Butler, deceased. Notice of time ap.
pointed for proving viii. etc. The State OF South
Dakota sends greeting 10 Benjamin r.. Butler.
Il. Clark Butler, II. Clayton Butler, Benjamin E,
kin Of MeFina r. Butler, deceased. Pursuant 90
an order OF eaid court. made on the End day Of
August, Al. ID. 1924, notice IL hereby given, that
Monday, the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1894, att
o'clock, p. m. OF said day, at the court room OF
sAid conrt, ut Madison, In the county OF Lake, q.
D., have been appointed ae the time and place
for proving the Will OF sand Meriha II. Butler,
deceased, and for hearing the application OF
BENJAMIN ,. Butler for the issuance 10 himself
OF letters testamentary, when and where any
same.
Witness the Hon. j. III. Williamson, Judge OF
the county court, and the seal Of safd court, this
End day OF August, "A. ID. 1894. at his once In the
city Of Madison, county Of Lake, state Of South
Dakota.
J.H. WILLIAMSON,
Iud0n az tina C0nntV CnnFk.
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j. ri. WILLIAMSON,
Judge OF the County Court.
Notlce.

Notice.
This is TO certify, that we, Charles Kaufman,
whose place Of residence is 500 Prairie avenue
Caicago, State Of Illinois, and III. Nj. Kaufman,
whose place Of residences Id 37th street, Chicago,
Illinois, are cu-partnere, doing Q clothing and
furnishing business 1t the West eide of KRan
avenue. In the city OF Madison. Lake county,
South Dakota. under the hrm name Of Charles
Kaufman " Bros.
Dated. Chicago. Illinois. Aae. 81 a. !. 1854
CHAS. KAUFMAN.
I'll. II. KAUFMAN.
State Of Illinois, -
County or Cook -
Be It remembered, that on this arst day OF An.
gust, ia the year one thousand eight hundred
and nInety.fonr, before me, Zach H~ofheimef, 3
notary public within and for said coanty and
state, personally appeared Charles Kaufman and
Henry Kanfnan, well known TO me 70 be the per-
sons who are described in and who executed the
within aud foregoing Instrument, ard seyefaIly
duly acknowledged to me that they execnted the
aame freely.
IN witnsss whereof 7 have hereunto set nv
hand and Uficisi seal af Chicago, In said ccunsy
and state, the day and year above written.
ZACH HOFHEIMEN.
Notary Public. Cook county. Illinois.
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Alabama Judge impotence.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Aug. 1.-THE
supreme court Of Alabama has handed
down its decision Id the impeachment
case Of Judge John 3. Talley of the
North Alabama circuit court. The
court decides that Judge Talley il
entity of murder and that he ii ordered
impeached and stripped of his Judicial
ermine.
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WIN Eyict Pullman strlker..

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Pullman
company has practically decided To
evict its striking tenants for non-pay-
ment Of rent. Vice President Wickes
ct the company, said that the new en-
ployes must have houses, and as most Of
the Pullman dwellings, are occupied by
strikers, sonne sort of action win be
taken al once.
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afareek n Ca.airmar..

ST.. PAUL, Aug. II.--The Democratic
state central committee met at the
Merchants hotel and elected the follow
ing officers: Hon. Titus Mareck. Mn
neapolis, chairman; Hon. D. j. Thorn
ton, sc. James, vice chairman; THONGS
j. Mullane, st. Paul, secretary.
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Troubles OF Banker smith.

LESuEUR, Mimi, Aug. lie. r.
Smith Of the old Bank Of LIE Sueur has
again been convicted and sentenced to
30 days in Jail. Mr.. Smith took an ap-
peal, and was Immediately arrested
again on complaint OF Truman Glass.
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Notice.

To the Creditors OF, and all Persons Having
Claims Against. John Hutcker, Of Ramons
Lake County, south DAKOTA:
Notice liz hereby given, that on the 2lst day OF
June, 1894, John Hnecker, druggist, OF the I'll.
lage OF Ramona, In Lake county, South Dakota,
made y voluntary assignment 10 the UNDERSIGNED
esence or priority, and which said deed OF 80.
signment was aIed for record, and recorded, In
the office OF the register of deeds within and for
Lake comfy, south Dakota, on the 2ist day of
June, 1894. Now, therefore, all persons are
hereby required to make due and legal proof Of
their claims ard demands against the said John
Huecker and Ale the same with the Undersigned,
at the village of Ramona, IN Lake county, SOuth
Dakota within thirty days after the date Of THE
notice.
Dated June 70, 1894.
SAMUEL BAsT,
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Not wa.er Enough Q sall o..

SALTWATER, Mimi, Aug. 1I.-Nayi-
CATION ON the st. Croix and upper Mis-
sissippi will practically be suspended in
b day o. two unless the water rises.
Boats handling logs are lying at places
along the river.
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IOWA KnIghts "a Pythiaa.

LE MARS. La, Aug. 1.-THE Grand
Lodge Knights OF Pythias and Pythian
Sisters OF Iowa have convened here with
about 400 delegates present.
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1900 - Tahka.


LEGAL MAMa@ TahA@.
Chicago. Milwaukee q 81. Pail Railway, which
took effect, Snndny. May %, 1925
TRAINS a0ENG last.
Passenger, He. i. depaFts 1860 z. m.
Frefah4. No 98. depaFts 0s45 q. m
Freight, No. "a, departs 8 1902 m.
TRA1Me aoEA6 wmexs
Passenger, No. q, departs 500 =. "a.
Freight No, ~, depGrssS 100 y. ~.
TaAKNH Wn0m xHM Hast
Passenger, No. 3, nxriyes 800 p. "a.
Freight, No. III. arrives ass o. m.
Freight, No. 80, arrived Q 700 !. N.
TRAxms HR0M n wHex.
Passenger. No. q arrives l1s4b =. D.
Freight. No g. arrives b.i0 p. m
Ali the above trains carry passengers: bnt
frelghss emily when passengers aEe provided with
lckets.
AZ RaMm tor OH pntmk@ munkh. and passenger kTm1n
going west, a& W00mgUchet for eli pnAmto inertia.
MAuxsOm q BmzETuE -xgHK.
Passenger going north. departs a:16p. %.
Passenger from north axFsves, IL 90
yNO.LARKEN. Local Agent.
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Runaway Fatal 70 Two.

CHARLESTON, wv. Va, Aug. n.-At
Evergreen the horse attached to d cart
containing At. g. Martin and his dauQh-
ter, Mrs. Myrtle Melton and her two
children. ran away. Mr.. Martin was
killed instantly and Mrs. Melton re-
ceived h5lIies irora which she soon
died.
Or. Prices CFeam Baking Powder
Worlds Fair highest Award.
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{ have q stock of farm machinery and
. number .of colts TO trade Tor work
horses. nj. W. DAY..
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AMtray Cow

came TO my livery barn August 9th color,
brindle, dehorned. Owner call pay
charges and animal away.
JAMES CRANEY.
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NEWs CONVERSATIONS.

Thirteen persons were killed and 90
wounded by the earthquake at Acireale.
Sicily.
The cash balance i'm the treasury il
e1lS, 200, $50, OF which $52, 257, sos Ia
gold reserve.
Iowa Sixth district Democrats nomi.
mated State Senator Taylor Of Davis
county for congress.
The Coliseum at the Minnesota uni
versity, together with the contents, was
destroyed by fire Thursday night. Loss,
Miss Bernie Mayer and Miss Bainhart,
two members Of q party of resorters,
were drowned in Lake Michigan near
Steyensville, Mich.
Democrats of the Ninth Virginia dis
tr1Ot have nominated Judge H. 8. r..
Morrison to succeed Cyclone Jim
Marshall In congress.
A new postoffice has been established
AZ Mikkelson, Billings county, M. D.,
Elllze T.. Mikkelson postmaster, also one
at Ponca, Gregory county, s. D., Frank
M. Gr1swold postmaster.
Congressman McCleary has secured q
favorable report for his bill authorizing
the Winnebago Indians I'm Blue Earth
county TO sell their lands subject to the
approval OF the secretary Of the interior.
Governor Nelson has appointed Will-
lam "a. Yale OF Winona q member ~
the board of regents of the Minnesota
university, In the place Of Hon. John
Lind, resigned.
Charles +. Horst, who was defeated
by John Wagner On the recount NJ tha
votes cast for the city treasurer az St
Panl, has turned oven his Office to the
latter.
George ]. Gould and the Prince Of
Wales have arranged for a sDeoial
match Tor next Monday between the
Britannia and the Vigilant for e1OO !
New York Democratic committeeman
have succeededsin obtaining Convention
haA at Saratoga for Sept. 35 and %. and
tns state convention will be- called FOR
those dates.
The Consolidated Coal company al
Frostburg, Nd, has notified All miner
VINO stuck TO their posts during the late
strlke That they win each receive nine
months rent and fuel free.
Representative Foreman OF The c.,ro-
mlttee ON agriculture has made 4 favor.
able report ON the bill to make alec.
margarine and all other imitation dairv
products subject to the laws Of the statee
or territory into which they are trans.
ported.
Inc president has approved the act
recently passed by congress requiring
railroads In the territories, running
over right OF way granted by the ooy
ernment, to establish stations at ain
Town sites established by the interior
department.
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Restored Its Rates.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE Virgins
Ferry and Belt Line company, which
reduced its freight ratesS between SIT.
Louis and East st. Louis from i5 and
. cents per hundred to | cent per hun.
dred, has now withdrawn the new rate.
No reason Is given therefore.
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THE CmURCHEs.

Order or Exercises Em the Different
Mousea Or worship In the CITY
TO.MEOErovv.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-20

Correspondence " the Argus.
Winter IN coming slow brst surn.
The young folks are look ug forward
To grand time Mt the Nuts tree next
Tuesday night.
We notice tho smiling face of Raiph
Christopher in our town after brief
illnesS
Miss Ellie Gribble gave spelling
match last Friday night, which WAS n
grand success. The Friendship school
made their brags, so we hear. that tirey
were going TO beat the Pleasant Hilitcs
spelling, but they missed their mars a
long ways.
Prof Ira T. Groves aud 4. O. Gribblo
made dying trip TO Bruccton this
week.
Miss Mvruace Gale is visiting at Rock
Vile this week. There surely must lie
some attraction down Their for her At
least
Wishing all d merry Nmns. rcmaii
MS ever. IiKN THEo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-20
A GOOD EXAMPLE.

From an old Preston boy, who
has been way up IN British Column
bIa for several years, and is now
employed by the Kootenay Mining
and Smelling Company, Of Pilot
Bay, we have received the following
short but interesting letter under
date Of December 18th:
DEAR BRowN = Enclosed f d
$500, for which please send me
twice-a-week World tN.Y.) one year
and apply balance to su description
to ARGUS. Send papers TO Pilot
Bay, Is. g.
What's the matter with tho conn.
try? The money kings own il and
It looks az If they are going to run
it. regretted to learn Of Wilson e
defeat, as he is both honest and
able and credit to West Virginia.
Thanks for public documents.
Very truly yours,
IRA !. JENKINs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-20
LOCUST GROVE.

Core Spcndencc of the Argus.
The weather is very pleasant
n Guthrie is now recovering very
rapidly from an attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Annie Guseman has returned to
Bruccton, where she has been engaged
Mt millinery.
Harry NJ. Kelly, Of Sun Dale. Ohio.
In visiting relatives here.
John Hilemau. OF Addison, was ia
our midst last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SpilSer are tho
guests of their on-in- law. George T..
Spikcr, here.
Buthena Kelly is now staying at Al
fred Kelly's.
IL is probable that stave-mill will
bc placed on the farm of j. !. Kelly
near here.
Frank and Harry Kelly were visiting
at the era borchard last week.
Quite n number OF our young people
attended protrncted meeting nj Union
Sunday night
Jacob Spiker has commenced moving
To- his farm near Herring. j. X.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-20
A Card OF Thanks

On the evening of December 9th,
about thirty persons, under the
mantle of darkness, found their way
to the parsonage at Sinclair, taking
the parson and his family by com.
plete surprise. When apprised OF
the object Of their coming, we re.
celved them gladly, for they brought
variety OF packages OF different
shapes, sizes and contents. After
socia! season they retired appar-
emily glad, leaving MS to enjoy the
fruits Of their useful and apprc-
ciated visit. All concerned have
our hearty thanks.
Crew j. N. SHARP.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-20
Christmas at independence.

There will be u Christmas tree
and treat for the NJ. II. Sunday.
School of independence IN the NJ.
Il. church on Christman night.
An entertaining program IS being
prepared and arrangements for a
pleasant time are being made.
Persons of the community having
presents for their friends or rel
atives are requested to bring them
to the church and have them dis
tributed on thus occasion. A com
mlttee will be at the church to re-
ceive the presents at all times dur.
ing Christmas day.
Respectfully,
COMMITTEE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-20

Brick Pomeroy can't stand Il any
longer 20 publish a monthly. and i'm or.
der 20 say more and say IL oftener.
harder and hotter, will with the New
year bring his paper out as an eight
page weekly, six columns to tho page
az one dollar year IL will be a hot
advocate ~ the free coinage al silver
into full legal tender money for all
debts. VIII urge the entire cessation
OF all Government honda II will bc
ono Of the liveliest and most interest
ing family newspapers i'm America
One dollar per year. Three copies one
year two dollars Ten copies ono wear
al ten % one pOstoficc, Eve dollars
n you are for silver and against "a ma
tional debt, this Is a paper you want
for fact and for It's facts Send az
once 70 " NJ Pomcroy. Rooms As.
World Building, New York City.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-20

Heaters Don't buy furnace
or put in a lot of expensive CRATES
and flues until you have examined
the Kelsey Warm Air Furnace I"
No dust ! No smokel Always
comfortablp--S or 10 Rooms evenly
heated with pWre, warm air, with
but little more fuel and no more
trouble than one large stove.
MoERoE'R HARDWARE.
kingwood. w. Va.
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License TO Wed.

John Elmer Casteel-21
Mary Alice Thomss-16.
Steven w. Buckalew-37
Joanna Miner-2l.
John Allen Fizer-9I
Minnie l.. Buckalew-2O.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-20

Feed Fodder Look ut that
fodder and feed cutter at Monroe's
Hardware Store---a Wonderful Ma
chime. II you have stock you can
hardly do without it. While there
look at the fodder ties.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-20

Stoves You will be bound to
get IA new Cook Stove or Heater
soon. why not now? We can fur
nish you Cinderella, Sunshine, Trf.
Hmph, Torch Light, Tropic, or any
other kind made, and at very low
prices.
MoNRoE's HARDWARE.
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THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Kingw BOD, December 20. 1894.

Look ont for Nmas Goods at W.
PoSten & Co. S store.
The best Board Of Health we
know Of is three regular meals per
day.
Buy your Candy of
W. PosTEN q Co.
Mr.. Herman Runtan is IN town
again after an absence of several
weeks.
W. Posten Il Co. sell the incest
Tie for the money.
Mrs. Mary Byrne gave a dinner
party Tuesday to few of her
friends.
Neil j. Fortney went to Cum
berland last night and will return
tonight.
A lot Of Boots and Shoes sold at
cost for cash until after Nmas by
W. Posten 81 Co.
Miss Florence Parks will spend
the holiday season at Weston and
Oakland.
About the only men out OF pol
itics are those who have taken the
Keeley cure.
Miss Alice Hayes is home from a
months visit at Newburg and In
dependence.
Now is the time 80 save money
by buying your Boots and Shoes at
Taglor's Shoe Store.
w. b. Parkhurst arrived home
from attending Circuit Court at
PhIIippi, last Saturday.
James T. FLYNN of Austen drop
ped in to see us to-day and sub
scribed for The ARGUS.
Rev. John Y. Hackett next Sun
day at the Presbyterian church,
morning and evening.
Mrs. Margery Squires, who has
been at Grafton some time, has re-
turned to her home here.
Don't fail to come in and take
advantage of our Special Offer, good
only till January LIST.
Deputy Sheriff Albert r.. Fcarer,
of Grant district. has bceu here on
business this week.
Mrs Willis S. TAYLOR and baby
left this morning for visit to rela.
tives near Tunnelton.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cooke, of Moundsylle, Dec. 18th,
1894, "A fine boy baby.
Miss Myra Cobun, of Masontown,
is attending the State Normal
School at Fairmont.
There are some people in this
town who are so busy that they
have no time to dc anything
Don't forget the Holiday Enter
tainment at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow a week Dec. 2Sth.
Charles y Bishop left last Sat
urday for Falrmont and other
points, to be gone some time.
William G. Brown and Daniel
f. Fawcett returned Tuesday from
business trip to Pittsburgh.
DR.. James A. Graham is home
for the holidays from the jefferson
Medical College Of Philadelphia.
Chester i. Walls, OF Plsgah, was
here several days last week visiting
his brothers, George and Charley.
A new political broom may
sweep clean, but none has ever
been found yet that will keep clean.
John Dugan, of Waynesburg, Pa,
was visiting his uncle, Senator
Worloy Of this place, over Sunday.
Let Holl be blotted ont to-day
and there is material enough in
barrel Of bad liquor to start another
one.
So far we have had mild and
open winter, easy on man and beast
and lots Of good days for out door
work.
You say that money is what talks
these hard times, then call at Tav-
lor's Shoe Store and get the worth
OF it.
DR.. j. II. Manown left Yesterday
for RaIffrnoro 10 o,.o,I
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-20

Tinware ! Utensils nc have
n splendid new Stock on hand
at prices that will suit you. Reg
ular tin-shop. make and repair
everything IN that line.
MoNRoB's HARDWARE, Kingwood.