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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15

Breckenridge stock is falling. a good
proportion of the men and most of the
women of his district are working for the
d feat of the Kentucky statesman of the
name ; while his Arkansas cousin, Clifton
Breckenridge, has failed to secure re-
nomination as representative.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15

whom we can step without hat or over
coat, down with whom we can sit for a
game of whist, social cigar, or friend
ly or pugnacious chat. As we grow
older we feel the deprivation and pine
for the former regime. Cherish your
neighbors And if they are not what
you would have them, make them so Au
reUoir.
BRAINERD KELLOGG.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

A Republican convention for the county of
Addison will be held ut the town hall in Mid
dlebury on Tuesday, June 49, 1894, mt 10
o'clock a. m, tor the purpose of nominating
candidates Tor county otlicerstO be supported
ut the election to be held ON he first Tuesday
in September next.
In accordance with Il longtime custom each
town Is cntitle to one delegat and an I'D
dtiOnal delegate tor each - votes and trac-
tonal part of p exceeding one half thai were
cast in each town for the Republican can i
date tor governor mt the election last prcccd-
ing the county convention.
The following list is the apportionment OF
delegates to VIII oh the several towns i'll the
county are entitled on the basis above men
toned:
AddisOn........... Monkton............I0
BridpOrt ........... New HaVen........
Bristol .............1G Orwell. .............
Cornwall ........... PantOn.............. 1
FerrisDurgh .....l2 RntOn........ ..... 1
Goshen ............. salisbury ........... q
Granville. ......... ShOrChum ..... ..... 9
Hancock. .........3 StHrkSOOrO ......... I
Lincoln. .........9 9 NergcnneS ...... ...l ii
LeiccstCr........... Waltha )
MidulcDury ........l6 WCybridge. .......... ,
Whiting.
Town committees will give AZ least seven
days public notice OF primary meetings for
the election of delegates, apd the delegates
will provide themselves with proper crelen-
tals, signed by the chairman and secretary
OF the primary meetings, which credentials
shall be presented to the county COMMITTEES
and shall be prma facie evidence OF their ell
ection.
The committee VIII be in session at the
Addison House the evening before an also
the morning OF the convention ut o'clock
Delegates are requested to resent their
credentials as early as possible.
We suggest that mt the primary meetings
suitable persons be named for the appoint
ment of town committees.
THAD VI. CHAPMAN,
REUBEN PARKER,
f. 5. BROOKINs,
JOHN A. JAMES,
r. W. FUTILE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15
OBITUARY..


On Monday morning June 4, Mrs George
{. Chapman entered into the rest OF paradise
from her home in Middlebmy. She was born
ln bfluport ~ years ago and came from one OF
the oldest ana most respected families OF the
state. Her death has cast "A gloom not only
over the town of Middlpbury, but over the
entire community tor miles around. one h td
but to know her sweet and sanity nature for
a little time to feel the awful sadness caused
by the vacancy her death has made in our
mlIst. she was gifted i'm the highest degree
with elevate z and attractive qualities OF
hcari and soul; an intensely thoughtful and
sNnlpui hctc nature, Il charming simplicity
OF character an unsclhsh and cheerful spirit
IN the midst OF all the changes ana chances
OF her mortal lite. Hers was a lite OF cOnse.
GRAFTON; from earliest youth devoted to the
last hour OF it, - Years TO the service oi God
and his holy church. Her best years were
given TO- untiring labor for st. stephens
parish. Her wise counsel wu- always sought
and often given. She was widely known
and loved not only by the lay people, hut the
clergy, and, in many instances, the bishops
OF the church, rs the following quotation
from letter Ot coincidence from the yenera.
ble bishop ot Minnesota will testify "My
heart goes out la deepest sympathy ana love
ana 10 All the bcieaNcd ones. II is no com
mon loss to lose one like Mrs Chanp0n; one
50 lovely in character. II sometimes hap
pens that the history ot n lite seems nlctured
III the lineaments of the face. II was with
her, and OF none can VIC more truly say, 'rhe
noaiN head Is crown of glory when it is
found in the way OF righteousness. For her
30 not greNe. She had gathered mamma for
the journey and WAS ready when the message
came, 'Ihe master calleth tor thee'". None
can appreciate more iully the truth OF this
quotation than her own parish priest, who
although he never knew herin days OF health,
has never in his experience come upon so
perfect model OF firm endurance and Chris
an patience; soul in every sense meet tor
the King Tom OF heaven Yes, in the case of
Mrs. Chapman bright jewel ha> been taken
from its cHskct to shine with brighter lustre
through all the bOundless years of eternity.
In conclusion, may we nnt reVel emily say
with St Paul when writing OF his friend
nj prlls
life. "The Lord grant unto her that she may
find mercy OF The lord in thnt daY": s. B. b.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-06-15

The senate has reached the wool
schedule of the tariff bill, the debate on
which promises to be prolonged.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-07
GtiSANDONVIrLE.
Correspondence of the Argus.

+l'|'NN'''N W wv htkuNs
Decoration Day was observed at
this place by the G. A. r., forming
in line and marching in parade to
the cemetery where the graves Of
the Nation honored dead were dec
Grated. The ceremonies were large
w attended, after which the crowd
went to Bruceton to witness serv-
ices there in the afternoon.
Rev. f.. +. Idleman has returned
home from visit TO his home at
. Mt. Storm, Grant county. accom-
panied by his brother, John w.
ldlcman, who expects to spend IA
short time IN our town and vicinity.
Charles Wcymer, of Garrett
county, Md, paid his uncle, Hen
ry Il. Friend ashort visit last week.
Miss Sadie Friend also returned
with him from Il visit at MclIenry,
Md.
Henson Liston and wife have
been visiting relatives near Har-
mony Grove for several weeks.
Rev. Il. G.. Woodruff, formerly
Of this pInce but now resident
Of Terra Alta, spent his Decora-
ton here.
Miss Dora Kelly, Of Terra Alta,
has been visiting Miss LIZZIE Riley
for few days.
Born, unto Mrs. and DR.. S. r.
Boggess about the 22nd Of May,
another junior Doctor. Owing to
his large practice, the Doctor has
been unable to enjoy his new pleas.
ure.
Uncle Harry Teets has been i'll
for few days.
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PsSSs All.
Correspondence Of the Argus.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Rev. ldleman preached very
interesting sermon here on last
Sabbath.
Mrs. Florence Smith of Palatine,
is visiting her. numerous friends
and relatives at this place.
Rev. Feather and wife gave us a
call last week.
We noticed the smiling eounte.
nance of Clarence Ollie, of Nor
gantown, IN our midst Monday.
There was young man seen
vending his way homeward Sunday
morning about two hours before
daylight singing "rhe course of
true love never did run straight"
IT being so dark he had gone about
a mile off the right road. We would
like TO know why there is so much
travelling done here on Sunday
morning just before daylight.
Russell Gribble will lead the
League here next Saturday night.
lLKA THEo.
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NEWBIIIsG.

CorrespOndence of the Argus.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Horchler
are visiting their son Henry, in
Newark, Ohio.
Mrs. Harry DcfIinb augh, Of Key.
ser, is visiting friends and relatives
IN town.
ID. J. Gibson is making some i'm
prOvements on his store room.
Miss Ollie Cozsd, Of Rowlesburg,
is in town.
j. r. Smoot has Just finished
putting up new walk on Morgan.
town Avenue which is very much
appreciated by the students aud
citizens.
Miss SalIle Williams, of Rowles-
burg, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ida
Kidwell.
Lyon Post decorated the graves
Of their comrades in the old and
new cemetery's on Decoration Day.
Rev. HOuser and Mr.. Eugene Lam
BAN delivered appropriate addresses.
Miss BERTHE Anderson, Of Graf
ton, is visiting friends and relatives
IN town.
George and Edward Gelabaugh,
Of Keyser, were visiting their par
ents last week.
Mrs. S. J. Posteu is visiting her
parents 10 Cameron, w. Va.
IT, 8. Fordyce, Of Oakland, Nd. ,
was in town over Sunday.
Miss Grace Flynn has returned
home from visit 30 friends i'm
Grafton.
Miss Maggie Cross, ono OF The
Normal students, is visiting friends
IN KuOttsyiile.
n. S. Whetsell and Miss Maggie
HldgaTtuer, Vernon Frazier. Miss
Grace Clayton, Robert Perrill, Miss
Matte HannawaY aud Miss Carrie
Perrill attended the picnic ct Har4
per's Ferry. Quite a good time is
reported,
The first game Of base bali PLAYED
here this season was contested on
the Scotch Hill ball ground Satur.
day between the Red Stars and
Stars which resulted in the follow.
ing score Red Stars, 8 Stars. IL.
Batteries Shaw, Barnes and Nor.
ris for the Red Stars, Ellis, From
hart and Montgomery for the Stars.
RATs,
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Items Of Interest.

IRON the Davis Republican.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Lantz on
Saturday--a boy.
Three hundred and fifty tens Of
coal were mined at Coketon Satur-
day.
The Blackwiter mill has for the
past week been running oyer time.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Chrystal were
visiting relatives at Terra Alta last
week.
h. j. Fringer and family left for
their new home in Oikland, Md,
Saturday.
John Kesenmier. Of Cumberland
recently won SIS, 900 in the Louis
lana State lottery.
At printers festival lately, the
following toast was offered. "Wo.
man-second only to the press in
the dissemination of news"
One Of the Beverly mail carriers
was robbed Of s240 Il few nights ago
10y negro. The colored brother
has pulled out for parts unknown.
John Allen, Of Taylor county,
who was born IN 1890, is still living
an active life for one Of his extreme
age. He fought under Wellington
at Waterloo and was also a soldier
IN the war Of the rebellion.
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CHURCH xnTEs.

The services at the NJ. H. Church
last Sunday were very impressive
and we'll attended. 1t was almost
perfect June day and the church
was crowded. The pastor Of the
Baptist Church did not hold scry-
ices in the morning, but came over
with his flock and attended the re-
dedication exercises at the Metho.
dist Chprch. Rev. Dr.. -. ~.
Hutchinson, President Of the Com
ference Seminary at Buck bannon,
preached magnificent sermon, az
ter Which, the Pastor, Rev. Rider
made statement in regard 10 tho
repairs and improvements made on
the church making il look as good
as when 1t was dedicated fifteen
years ago. J. Ami Martin then
read a bill Of the expenses remain
ing unpaid, about S77 and IN n
short time $3.50 was raised. The
Ladies Aid Society had raised mon.
ey and purchased the carpet, cost
ing about $40. In the afternoon
Dr. Hutchinson made a abort and
appropriate address to the Sunday
School and in the evening talked to
the Bpworth League about che
great Annual Convention at Pitts
burgh, last month. At night the
Doctor preached again 10 another
large congregation. he is very
popular in Kingwood and makes
new friends every time he comes.
AZ President of the Church Sem -
mary at Buckhanuon. he is evil
IDENTIFY the right man iu the right
place. Tie left for biz home Non
day morning,
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TEtsRA ALTA.

Correspondence Of tho Argus.
Cashier $. II. Jones, of Oakland,
was in town Monday.
Rev. Keller. of Carmel, was shop
ping in town Tuesday.
Il. +, Loar. ESQ. Of Reedsville.
was IN town Monday. lie had been
rusticating among friends (?) on
Stemple Ridge.
Hon. J. Z. Jones is spending the
latter part Of this week in the State
of Ohio.
Miss Ella Berthy. of Grafton. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. q. A. OFT.
Lawyer p. j. Crogan. of King -
wood. was IN town Monday trying
lawsuit in Squire Hill's Court.
Prof. Ford's Normal has an en-
rollmcnt of thirty-two. and new
students coming in every day.
DR.. w. +. Daley and Charles
Miller spent Sunday in Kingwood.
NJ. w. Robinson and wife were
visiting in Aurora, Sunday.
Sheriff Shaw is calling on the
dear people again to-day. lie is
making rapid progress in collecting
the taxes, Notwithstanding the hard
times.
Miss Nellie Browning, Of Oak
land, spent Saturday and Sunday
here, the guest OF Mrs. IL. ID. Par
sons.
The work of cleaning up our
streets began this week, and already
we can note n decided Improvement
on the looks of our town.
Our hotels are preparing for sum-
mcr guests. We are expecting
more guests this summer than we
have had for several years past.
The young men OF our town are
going To have n glorious Fourth
here this year. Committees have
been appointed and arrangements
being made for all kinds of social
amuscments, and the b. e. O. will
run an excursion on that day. 1t
promises to be the largest day
Terra Alta has ever had.
Charles OFT has been confined to
his room Tor II few days with sick
ness.
A large number OF our Young
folks attended Zen Nights in a
Bar-room" ut Aurora, Saturday
night. They all report Il splendid
time and good entertainment. We
would welcome tins play to Terra
Alta.
The Terra Alta Cornet Band will
give concert here Saturday night.
and ut Oakland Tuesday night,
Rowlesburg Thursday night, and
klngwood Saturday night of next
week. They have added several
new instruments to the Band and
are practicing every night. H..
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PLEASANr DALE.
Correspondence of the Argus.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Plenty OF rain.
The corn has recovered from the
frost and is being cultivated.
There will be preaching at the
church tomorrow (Friday) even.
ing by Rev. Hutchinson.
Services also at the church next
Sunday at 1880 a. 81. and : p. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Kelly and
son, Russell, of the Craborchard.
were visiting at Thomas ID. Bower :
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. IL. Formsu are
visiting at Glade Farms.
Frank Forman, of Long Hollow,
is in our midst for few days.
Frank Carroll is the boss sheen
shearer IN this part of the county.
WHITE ROSE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-07

The third annual convention OF
Preston County Sunday School
Association Will be held 1T King
wood July 3d and 9th, 1894. The
4th will be made Of special interest
to Sunday School workers and all
true patroils The program VIII
be announced in due time. We
expect this to be the best convention
yet heldin Preston county, Lot ell
Sunday School workers take due
notice and govern themselves accor.
dinghy.
s. 3 RoHEBoUGH, President
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Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain nm
claimed in the Kingwood Post Office
and If not called for in THIRTY Days
will be sent to the Dead letter Of-
fCe at Woshingion7
Mr.. Walter 5. Gross
" Werner Fortney
" Moses Weaver
Richard White.
}. SLIDELL Bows, Postmaster.
June LIST 1894.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-07

The Alngwood Epworth League
will be led next Sundsy evening by
Mrs. Lille Stone. The Subject is
The Lord my Shepherd. +" The
services at the League meetings are
very interesting well attended and
old as we'll as young people are in.
vited.
The Wheeling Weekly NerS is
making the most liberal offer ever
rendered the public. You can get
the Weekly Ne'0S, the Farm and
FireSide, the best farmers paper
published, and the Modern Cook
Book. $40 page volume containing
over 1900 recipes. nicely illustrated
and bound all for $l.0O year.
Subscribe at once. Address,
WEEKLY News.
Wheeling VIVA
FAIRMoNT, w. Va. June o.
Queen City Council, Jr. O. u. a. NJ.
today presented a handsome flag and
Bible to the State Normal School
The exercises began at / p. m,
with a procession IN which seven
councils took part also members of
the q. \. r., normal students, fac.
ulty and members of q. u. A. NJ.
The full bands of Plum Run,
Pennington and Fairmont furnish.
ed the music. NJ. l.. Fleming was
chief marshal and addresses were
made by Rev. Shoot, Prof. Barnes
and others.
Hon. j. g. McGrew and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Heermans. arrived here
from Leesburg, Lake county, Flori-
da early last Friday morning.
They arrived at Tunnelton on No.
z about o'clock in the morning
and special train over the T., X.
" f. was run out after them. MIR.
McGrew stood the trip very well
and was glad to get home agmn.
lie was accompanied by Mr.. Thos.
Mcclure professional nurse from
New York City, who has been with
HIM since the accident, taking care
of HIM, and will remain some time
yet.
The NJ. +. Sunday School, of this
place, was organized GS years ago
the goth OF next month and there
is move on foot to observe the
Anniversary IN some way, and we
think it very proper thing to do.
The subject will likely be brought
up and some acton taken i'm the
Sunday School next Sabbath, and
we suggest that a committee be ap.
pointed to collect all facts possible
PERTAINING to the history Of the
School and prepare paper on the
subject. We would be glad to pub
lisn al or part of 1T.
The Morgantown letter to the
Wheeling Sunday Register says that
Prof. J. r. Trotter, Of Clarks-
burg, departed for home yesterday
after visiting friends here.
j. X. Durr, formerly of Morgan
town, but now Of Pittsburg, was
recently married to Miss Jessie
jarrett OF Pittsburg.
A big reception was held at the
new Hotel Peabody on the opening
day, Thursday. A large number Of
the leading citizens dined at the
new hOstelry which Is said to be one
Of the very finest flushed and fur
nlshed houses in the state.
NJ. NJ. Dent, Esq. who is suffer
ing from stroke Of paralysis will
be taken to a PittsburQ hospital for
treatment. Mrs. Dent will visit
brother IN Virginia and Miss Jessie
will spend the summer with her
sister in Charleston. The family
will not keep house any longer.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

j. Lloyd Squires-23
jennie Rigglem1n-22.
Jacob NJ. A. Thomas-45
Ella Burke-27.
John Wesley Shears-23
Daisy b. Shrout-1G.
John I. Tlchlnell-23
Flora i. Martin-22.
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DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist, Grafton

w. Posten & Co., will pay lso
for wool.
DR.. James Sapp, the Gladesville
dentist, was in town this week.
J. w. Flynn keeps Fertilizer for
sale ut all times.
Miss Grace Clayton. OF Newburg,
is here this week visiting relatives.
Buy the Horse Shoe Fertilizer
rom j. W. FLYNN at r. r. Depot.
Terra Alta is making big prepare.
lion for n grand 4th Of July cele-
brAtion.
For Playing Cards of all kinds
from 10 cents up, call at the ARGUS
Office
DR.. Geo. 3. lInrdey and Walter
Burke, of Terra Alta, were here last
Sunday.
Get yonr Flour from l.. NJ.
Albright. Plllsbury Famous Town
Talk" and Lily White lower than
before.
Young Beavers followed the cir
Gus off and is with it at Morgautown
SO we are informed.
For any and all kinds Of legal
blanks address this office. Prices
only sc cents per hundred. II
Mr.. Samuel Lazzell, of Monon-
gala county, was here this week
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Allie Raymond of Fairmont,
has been here the past ten days,
with her sister Mrs. Cora Bishop.
Miss Flo jenkins left last Fri
day for Pittsburgh, to remain all
summer with her brother and uncle.
Mr.. f. d. Huntington of Buck
hanOn is here for a months vacation
for his health and stopping at the
Hotel Gordon.
The Base Ball Club here has
accepted challenge from the Ma
soItown boys to play match game
here tomorrow afternoon.
i've great and only Sam Jones
is rs be at Mt. Lake Park again
August 10th and large crowd is
expected to hear him.
For Writing Pads, Pen Holders,
Pencils, Paper and Envelopes. Day
Books, Composition Books, Note
Books, etc., call at the ARGUS
Office.
Rev. Charles Edgar Martin has
been at his bone in St. Joe, the
past week or two, visiting from his
gospel labor over in Bedford county
Penn.
a splendid line OF legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the Angus office.
Orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. If
There will be Baptismal services
m the NJ. e. Church at Albrlghts-
vile next Sunday, conducted by the
Pastor, Rev. Brooks. Services be.
gin at 1890 a. NJ.
Thomas j. Pcddicord the Oak.
land attorney who writes many
interesting articles for the press
above the signature Of "T. Jay"
was here this week on legal bust
ness.
The wife Of Ian Brand of near
town has been in prccarious con
dition the past week. Sunday che
was delivered of still born child.
DR.. Prrtt is the attending physic-
ian.
You can now get Envelopes, Pa
per, Pens, Pencil Tablets, Pen and
Ink Tablets, Muscilage ard Ink etc
ut the Post Office. A small line
hSPg AOl Lhe convenience Of the
public. If
Harry Casteel left Monday morn
ing for Pittsburg to engage in leas.
ing Star Routes for big contractor
that has him employed. lie vii 90
from there to other points and will
be gone for some time.
The "boys" are badly mistaken
If they think they can get drunk
and disturb the peace Of this town
with impunity, The officials will
not allow it and the boys must learn
not to monkey with the band
wagon"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-07

F0r prices on BugpIes. carts, Wag
ous aud ala KINDS 80 Vehicles, call
or .. *. Monroe. King we've, the
Lcodlng IsUrdvu dealer 90 she
femwtvs
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Commissioner Sale.

~ virtue Of decree Of the Circuit couft al
Preston county, entered iu the chaucrry cause.
81 samuel Evans. Executor. W.. John and 90.
lumb.a n Evans, ON tho 18th day ~ December,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-07

When Baby was sick. We gave her Castoria
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gs~o them Castorla
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CONTAINING - NOTES.

yire ucr Evansville prc.fon county on which
there b stuaie "a good Frame Dwelling and
other Improvement. DO D. part OF The samuel
Evans u00v live.
TEitMs OF sALE.-C1Ic fourth cash in hand
nud fho residue uu credit Of %. 10 and fs
months. thf purchaser executing interest bear.
lug notes With approved security for safd de-
lerred paymehts Given under my hand this
18th day OF May. 1924
W.R. % DENT special Commissioner.
Bond with approved security in tho penalty
~ stt00 has boon given by tho aforesaid rrecl.if
cDmml ssi0ucr. q. 81. WATSON CIerk
53fff.ft 500
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