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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

Manager Blu0n's ever willing ear IL
directed 10 tue following wall from bis
gallery!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17
SALT LAKE CiqY
February DO, 1894.

Dramatic Editor OF ths MeG
navo attended the rheltor a mum.
bUr Of times OF late aud have visited
various paris OF the house, having
been governed on these occasions by
tho contents uf NY pocku -boDE. Mott
OF these visits have been more or lrEl
pltnsaui-aitug have gotten infii0
Tgi taken my scat. The point 1 wish
% draw attention 20 o. the getting uu
tho inside. some yCara ago We hal
access % tho second balcony through
tho rastoTly middle door, and % llst
time 70 wuB quite a family circle.
l1ttufly fur some foau1u brit known o.
the management, tho entrance wlH
changed Co ono on tho UuinldU-thu
same used by those going g. the
thiri balcony. This may have
had tho til,ct OF making the
lrat balcony tho family circle aud
thereby Increasing the rccsipls, ANA DC
may have had the effect Ui ktppln
macy at homo who could not afford
more than SOC. Lot this 0u lH it may,
HAYS been wondering considerably li
late II different ariuuHvu nt than
now exists could not bp made. n wU
who 20 % tho second balcony cannot
have the old entraucr-ths orc moe,
ptcioTfed-why cHnLoi we have one by
0uueiyU1 InUro Hre two Ouisite en-.
frances, why cannot those going 10 the
third balcony 70 up Tho Old wBy, aud
thereby avoid at least part OF the
terrible cruph that u0monu,s ogulrB.
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saw q young man and his wife OF
swcelhratt struggling In tao crowd,
nud the way bhe was Ioftlol about anu
| inmmcd ugHinst the door frame was
/ terrible. no made me feel like loBuinH
/ him malt o. dollar 20 go down below
/ Goodness knows ItH bad enough Tor D
| man, Go cay nothing " lady. BuI
| there are some PEOPLE, 1 SUPPOSE, Whl
cannot Afford more than thu SECOND
balcony price, and 70 different arrange
mrut can be made Tor the haultuuH o.
that circle, that viii be- more 90 thcl
/ comfort and convenience, why mo-
make ,hvm2 ! Hm quite sure ID wOul.
/ be- IA drawing card.
EEguED l1AIr4aE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

Won uulow, the famous pianist, who
died in Cairo Uu Tuesday lut, was
w1gshippar of Wagner aud iu his early
years O. great iupnd of that muster.
Won Eullw WIS "a man % u highly
uafyuusGlsuaHiIi0n aud uuyurEut along
very vrll with anybody, Ir married
Las.'s duurhJug boa 1867 nuI was die
yuTyal in 1860. She thuguuT0u mnl-
tlrI Wagner, and this ended tar warm
personal friendship between tho two
men. Won BlIlw, however, t.ll To-.
uiuad hiH ardent admiration Tor Way.
uug, ana BOO lss2 contributed $4,000
tluarl tLo PARTIAL festival "a.
Eguau,h, Among Won BuIuv's ull
Important compositions age MirwTuI,
uslr 10 shakespeare Julius Gao al
DO, L4ugurs Elugh, VIcr Chr.kg.r
Wurbu Tor OTghaauu, aud n CuTuuyut
ul MURuo. Ito CLIO mnd1 GA Hrrau.r.
meul OF Ile vocal score OF Trislu.
which Wagner characterized o. Gl
achievement. UI lat imu.H.Olo, A. b.
muster thH piano Won Buluw wa
considered later JHye % second uuIE
tg I.rz. lB memory wac 90 IerGg
tl8l uu could llly bis entire roler,Jy
Uy heart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17
Dramatic and 2gpio.

Homo Talent Awakos Agan.-Eidy Coming-Tho Cr.m1o"
Scarf and Tears Idle roars.-Tho Musical Contas.-A
Wall From tho Galiory.-mod looI,a'a Farewell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

CASH CAPITAL. ttoo'n Wy,
CASH SURPLUS, t-Vo'VV"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

Following close alter the tabernacle
event will come tue opera OF the Grim.
son Scarf ut tho rhH.,or--a production
which has CauEcd more tAlk Ia local
musical Circles than uythingelncU the
hhmo clever people gave the MikRd0
aud Fatinitza. 10 their number Is now
added that bright and viyaci0us singer
Niles Jennie Winston; she, Mrs. jennie
Huwiey Woodrow, tho inimiluble
S.oucer, the tweut.tOnrd Piper, Mt.
Young, MT. Westoryult aud Mt. CLAW
sou make up UuNtetto Of principals
that our amateur clrcius would have
hard work O. equal. Pro. lNrouBs b.
having tue score oruhestrattd byn new
musician, "a Mr, NaIluu, uul me- viii
make a apUCiai feature Ot his orchestra
on this occG- on; 10 viii be
enlarged aud VIII consist entirely
Of union musicians with Wal.
lard Ntihe us leading violin.
AZ tho opera only plays between an
hour anu a quarter ana an hour aud %
half curtain raiser VIII be
rendered hy tho Home Dramatic
CLUB, with those ay0ulu anna.
teur piGyofs, who have been TOO l1lE
absent rom tho boards, Mr. ~. M.
Well, EuIh ClAWHlu knOwliOu anu
Louie Chrldgu la the principal paris.
Tue piece VA which they ryuppeAr DO
ono Of the L0udUu hlB % the day
called reau, IDLE Tear, and 10 entirely
new 10 salt Lake. The date OF tu.s 40.
tuuuve event Is ihuraIuy NJ fch l8t.
Tue company Will also visit, by special
Invitation, Lrhi, ON the -l.n, Buuuti'
tul ON the 2J.n anu Murray on AlagCI
3Id.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

Aner many hints aud cover, decagG.
tom, Manager HondoIBJn finally AU-
n0uucUs tho title VI this now piece
which VIII DO produced by tine Awrr-
can LEtnyAga "a com amy gt the
ChiUrgo Opera house tuIa summer, gs
the successor OF SiubaI, ~ is an ru.
trtly now version ni the ugAutIIl
story OF Allulin from the Auuiuu
Nights, and De- CuuUuI AIltuu JU;u
Iala OF q Wonderful Lamp, For ,ur
lBtl fifteen mguths, and now Jy might
Ruu by Jay work HHs been pTlcttII x
toward completing tla production, che
entire work being outlined by
Manager Henderson, No have been
ali tho Chicago Opera house tE.
tgavagau2ls. Frederick BlugyTl.ld
aud lurgc corps Of assistants are eos
gagsd on mOuuiH, scenic ARRANGEMENTS
nuu a3rntry, aud the llretlu Will ur
tho work OF j, Chuavur Goodwin, the
author OF Evpngciac, Tho Merry
Monarch, Tho OUia, Wang, paulau.
dtumi ami other successful pieces. W..
IL. haL1uelor Is Writing Tue music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

Safety Deposit vaults, absolutely bur.
glar and uTopl01L Rents - 10 ga p0r
year,
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Wufnrd NTo1dru- '.'. 'V"'
lrcsidcn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
CitANESylt.Li.
T,,l'sl
.pondencc Of tho Argus.

Correspondence of tho Argus.
Our people are not saying very much
about the election and tho stumpers
are not stopping with us.
The two-year-old cattle OF this section
are all gathered up at good price and
the chronic grumbler's disease is in its
second stage.
One OF our foremost protcctiouists al.
lows all r'ch people to gather nuts on
his mountain land, but when two poor
barefooied women were seen to gather
II few, suit of trcsspass was brought
against their husbands
n. :. Tcets, of OaklanlS, Md, was in
our midst during the past week ndvo-
eating the cause of oar VIM. L. Wilson.
Down went Mckinney to the bottom
OF the sea, dressed in his best wooden
clothes II those wooden clothes are
soilcd we can sell him flannel. all wool
and yard wide at - cents, which win
surely please him il he is poor man.
Rowland, the old Eastern cattle buy
or, was in our midst during the past
week. He reports the cattle market MS
very active in the East.
ID. c. Feather, of Mt Lake Park, gave
us business call during the past week.
lie offers very encouraging FREQ trade
prices for produce.
Dash Durham is using the yard stick
for A. c. Browning.
Messrs. Browning, Bishop and AL
bright bought in tons of ohcstnuts on
Friday last and the good work stll
goes on.
Perry Jenkins is on the sick list.
SALAMA NnER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
Notice TO Lien Holders.

To all persons holding liens by iudg.
ment, or otherwise. on tho real estate
or any part thereof of snowy Creelr
Coal a. Coke Co.
Ia pursuance Of decree OF the circuit
court Of Preston county, made IN a cause
therein pending, 10 subject the real es.
tate OF tho said snowy Creek Coal g.
Coke Co 20 the satisfaction OF the liens
thereon, You are hereby required 20 pre-
sent all claims held by you and each Of
you against the said Snowy Creek Coal
~ Coke Co. which are liens on it's real
estate or any part OF II, for adjuiics.
ton, 20 me at my Office in Kin9wood.
Preston county, West Va, on or before
the SIN day OF November a. d, 1894
Any creditor or claimant Who fails 70
present aud prove his debt or claim on
or before said day, shall pay the costs
OF the commissioner In TAX n2 proof
thereof and reporting the same
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
October. A. D., 1891
MIL J. FoRrsEY, Commissioner.
1O1i-S4.ftsf 50
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
IlI.lEissPOHY.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Our esteemed friend and fellow citi.
zen, Mr. Geo. w. W, seems to bc a
regular visitor 1T the residence of Mr..
F--'s for the friendship of Miss T..
Some Of the patrons of No. 10 seem to
bc scruPulous about supporting the
Democratic candidate for Superintend-
ent of Schools for fear that IL elected,
he will not teach the school. We feel
safe in saying that J. H. s. has better
Democratic training and would not feel
above teaching "a common country
school IL he wero elected president of
the United States. The person elected
for Sup't. next month will not assume
the duties Of the Office till after next
July 80 entertain no fears about this
winter.
The Rev. Robert Smith delivered an
able lecture on education at No. II last
Thursday evening
The general public seems TO be i'm
touch with the five months school
movement, and we trust the Board OF
Education will have the interest Of the
people at least enough TO hayo provis-
ion made 20 let the voters OF our district
determine whether or not there Is to be
five month term. We believe the
voters OF Kingwood district arc intelli.
gent enough TO decide in favor of b
months by a large majority The idea
Of any fair minded person who is sup
posed 20 know enough TO come in when
IL rains, kicking against b months
school simply because IL may raise his
tax five cents, is below the dignity Of
an American. The school tax is usually
put at the highest notch anyway; and
IL teachers are cut little in their sal.
airy, they must make up for il in the
honor Of the work done. To the live
teacher, teaching is not makephift,
but II work IF charity, and noble one,
too. DEMOCRAT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

TO all persons holding liens by judg.
ment, or otherwise, on the real estate
on any part thereof, OF +. NJ. Ford.
In pursuance of decree Of the circuit
court OF Preston county, made in a cause
therein pending To subject the real es-
tate OF the said r. VI. Ford 20 the salts
faction OF tho liens thereon. you nre
hereby required TO present all claims
held ny you and euch Of you against
the said r. NJ. Ford, which arc liens on
his real estate or any part OF it, for nd.
judicatiOn, 10 me 81 my office in King
wood, Preston county, West Va, on or
before the 10Th day Of November. A. d.,
1894 Any creditor or claimant who
fails 10 present and prove his debt or
claim on or before said day, shall pay
the costs of the commissioners in taking
proof thereof and reporting same.
Given under my hand this Sth day of
October. A. D.. 1894
NEIL j. FoETsTY, Commissioner.
10-tt-gf-4tS4 So
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
From another correspondent.

From another correspondent.
We thought few locals from this
place might be OF some interest TO the
many readers of your valuable paper.
Things are quiet along old Cheat and
the health OF our people is generally
pretty good.
Mcclure Mason dropped in on his
folks in ST Joe Saturday night. Nc
Clure looks fine in his usual good
humor, "a smile for everybody he meets.
Sherman Mason spent a couple Of
days in ST Joe last week
Rev. {. +. Martin, OF Bedford Circuit
Pa, is home with chills and fever lie
was confined 90 his bed five days last
week but we are glad 20 say he is up
and about his room again.
Rev. a. q. Mason preached in the NJ.
Il. church here Sunday morning 20 n
large and attentive congregation, also
Sunday afternoon at p m, ne preach
ed at Mount Marian. Reports say he
did remarkably we'll.
Mrs. Berkeley is visiting in Somerset
county, Pa.
Mr.. Sellers. wife and son were call
ing on friends in ST. Joe last Sabbath.
Nolen J. Gibson and J. Staley Martin
were engaged in putting out D. D. Bish-
ops winters coal last week.
II. l. Groves made business trip 20
Rowlesburg last week.
The new parsonage is progressing
nicely
Our merchants have quite run on
buckwboat -four.
Stalcy Martin made his regular
weekly visit 20 Bobtown Sunday night.
Bert Feather has purchased the
Faulkner farm. So reports say that
looks like another Feather will soon
be added TO the wing
II. G. Beerbower and son are going 20
repair their house In the near future,
by raising the old part and putting a
wall under IL and building an l. 10 It,
new weather board il and paint These
repairs are much needed and will add
considerable TO tho appearance OF ST.
Joe.
Some man was down here Saturday
night trying 90 organize y Republican
Club. We learn that Hunk Snidcr
joined, this Of course insurcs success
as he has no vote BErourEN
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18

TO Cheat river-ylewers report uu-
favorable to undertaking the pro-
posed construction of tho road
indicated. and report approved and
petition dismissed.
Road at new bridge at Ices mill
| established on the route rs reported
by the Commissioners who super
intended the building Of the bridge
above named, and NJ. Il. Sinclair.
+. NJ. Huffman and J. y. Baker
appointed to have said road con.
structed.
On petition of John ". Whit
tsker and others, J Il. Rhodes.
Simeon Mattingly and j. g. Plum
were appointed viewers to view the
ground for u public road beginning
at point where the camp ground
roaG lntersects the X. Il Il. turn
pike In Tunnelton, thence IN a
westerly course IL poles till it in.
tersocts the Tunnelton and Eel
louisville road at the south east
corner OF A. j. Bouafield's lot and
report to this court.
Road leading from Gainesville to
Independence - change Of road
where said road crosses threefork
to new road on top of hill approved
and former location Of said road.
to the extent of such alteration. Is
discontinued; and same order as to
similar change IN same road through
lands of George Fortney on road
leading from independence to
Hardman's coke ovens. and same
order as to change through Bethel
school house lot, on the road lead.
ing from pike to Maple run.
Road from - bridge TO Tanner
school house. Michael Dunn APP
pearIng in court and VARYING all
damages and conscnting to the es-
Enlistment of the road, and SAID
road is established.
Road from Ices Ferry pike via
Dunn and Fairfax's to near Gross
mill. The following land owners
through which said road passes,
namely, Is. +. Christopher. }. A.
Christopher and A. ID. Field, guar
dian, etc. having waived the no
,ice required and having filed their
written agreement with the court
accepting $40 as in full Of compen-
sation for the land taken for said
road, the same is hereby allowed
them.
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Notice 10 Lien Holders.

To al persons holding liens by judo.
rnents, or otherHise, on the real estate
or any part thereof OF a. j. DcEerry
In pursuance Of decree Of the circuit
court Of Preston county, made in a cause
therein pending % subject the real es.
tate Of the said a. j. DeBorry 20 tho
satisfaction Of the liens thereon. You
are hereby required 20 present al
claims held by Won and each Of YOU
against tho said a. J. Dcberry. which
are l.ens ON mis- real estate OF any part
ri a., for adjudication tome 70 nay Office
Ira kingwOod. Preston county Wcat Va
on or before the 18th day 81 y pvember
A. D., 1894 Any creditor or claimant
vino fails 90 present AMI prove his dob-
or claim on or before sail day. shall paw
the ists Of the commissioned ia taking
proof thereof and reporting the same
Given uudcr my hand this Sth day a
October a. D., 1895
MIL J FoRrNEY, Commissioner
t0-1t-94-4t-gf IS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
PLEASANT BsGLg.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Here we are again. Weather cool
and politics hot
There was services at this place last
Sunday night which was very interest
ing.
Our farmers arc commencing TO husls
their corn which seems TO be right
good.
MIR J. S. Everly is tho boss buck
wheat raiser, Inc having threshed his
crop of which was $50 bushels.
Il. w and Ira Gibson were ON the
streets of Pisgah last week
a. f. Walls one OF our genial mer.
chants was over at SmiLhfeld last
week after goods.
Miss Myrnace Cole had quite sick
spell one night last week.
The Sing at Pleasant Hill last Satur-
day night was quito II success.
II. l.. Smith WAS at Smithfc'd last
week on business
The Epworth League at PisgIh Is
progressing Diccly with fair attendance
an d great interest
w 7. Taylor has gone 10 work on n
well-boring machine for r. +. Walls
Mr. Walls is one OF our sclfmade men
Of business He is also good worker
in the church, and n staunch Democrat
Hoping for better times we close.
T. and r. g.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-18
sNDEPENOENCE.

Correspondence u the Argus.
Fine weather and good crops il what
makes tho farmers happy
Potato digging and buclswheat thrcsl.
ing is about over with nc and both
crops were exceedingly good. Chest
nuts, yes, lots of EN- and the price only
two cents por pound.
w. II Jenkins & Son arc making
quite,an improvement 20 their store by
taking the salt shed for ware.room
and taking the old ware-room for p
clothing hall
W. y. Sharps e. Co have taken down
the old corn crib and intend ~ put Up
a now one, which will add greatly 20
tho appearance Of the surroundings
Dr. T. w showaltcr, while driving
home on last Monday night. the horse
became frightened aud started % run.
The buggy upset and Doc tumbled out,
and as he did so. one foot slipped
through one OF the wheels which held
him, and the horse ran about one hun
dred yards before he could get him 20
stop Doctor was bruised up pretty
badly but no no bones we're broken.
Jasper Fortnoy IS down with typhoid
fever
The great Sunday.school picnic
which has been talked 81 so long came
of here last Saturday with st attend
ance Of about ono hundred and fifty.
The box supper and festival az
Freams's Hall Saturday night was %
success
Two big gums exploded here last
Monday night week The FIRST gun
known as nr r. r. Lanham, Of New.
burg, was simply fzzle and did no
particular damage but the second gun.
known the State over as United States
Davis, the great Republican csnpaZu
bowler. took The 1oor and began q