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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-28

A LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
a conrt Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana in and .ur The county Of
Ih.r-es .,uI and JACOB nre,fls. copsrtners
a. Wei. DreIfas a ca. plaintiffs. VI a.. Harris
iofendpn
shove named defendant
ron ar hereby required - Appesr m an action
lroucif aeain-t ycu hy tho above name plsintlEs
IN mo district court Of the rir.t judicial district
o. he siato ot NontauA. IN aud Tor the county OF
ICN.s AM lAfEa and Co an Wef us complaint
tiled tlorsin. within en- days teNolusivs o the
asy u soryicel Aflor tho service on you o. this
tummuua N served within thia county, o. AZ
served oai 81 thus county bat was IN ti- itstri'l
within twenty daYs. Otherwise within torV Gays q.
On iudguieut - default viii DO taken against yol
1ocording 20 the prayer Of said compliant
400 s-l4 ActiOA ta brought go recover ludgme nj
aeaiuft defendant for the sun q SL2lU with
interest from 3 -ut 4. $50, az the rate % A. per
cent per un. Tor Eoods, wares and msrchHn-
disc sold ana delivered By plaintiffs 10 defend
AMI a. defruda MT special nfAuto aud request
batuaon JuIy 80 and b. u. ,. 1921. y tn value,
At the agfosd prlee sud Tor which defendant
pronliaad tu tal PLAINTIFF therefor the cum Of
M ~ ~ uton which sum there has hsnn paid
he .url Of sN9.s2 that plaintiffs demanded ~
nent n All pumi thzt the dcfsndant has ro-
I'.el I'D uegircted aud still refuse Npd ne.
lsrts TO pav the fame or any part thereof, al
tha.ra pa. dec and demanded that defendant
h.. untesfouatly nnd serstiousiy DELAYED tina
And teu sfo hereby notified that V you fail %
srtrar and an wgr the said Compliant, ~ above
reeuirsd tie said Iiaintiu will faks iuug meat
asrinst .a lor , -lt. win interest thereon from
81 / l-pl a. tho rato o. A. PER cent pr An.
nrir. s.s.i ,...s a q Mt
Gwen under my hand and the seal ~ the dis
tricf court 81 tho fir,t judicial district u the
Htto ~ Montana m and fut tho
A county 81 Lewis and 4 lArke
d rrsl first tins .tIi day ui February. IA the
Jud Inst scar Of utr lord one thoufand
l orrt. ticht hundred and ninety ga d.
N-- JOHN HEAN, Gers
liz a. d, fHusNAs, neuuT lorA
NJ n. Turcoll. ettornal To- ola ntia.
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EVERYBODY IN
ON THIS OFFER

Having practically supplied the Unexpectedly heavy
demand from readers for this best of all cook books
THE INDEPENDENT has made arrangements with the
publishers of the "Home Queen whereby It is enabled
throw the opportunity open 10 everybody, subscriber
or not This 81 so book can be had for $I.2s, cash
with order. This opportunity win only be open a few
days until we dispose of the few copies on hand.
Remember, $I2S now.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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TENNESSEE
CORN CAKES.

One pint corn meal one egg, one spoon cooked hom-
my little SALT half teaspoon Soda add buttermik 10
make rather thin batter, bake in moderate oven
MRS. b. w. BARNWELI,.
Sawanee, Tenn.
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BANANAS IN
CREAM.

Make with boiling water quart ofstrong lemonade,
using only the juice of the lemons soak half box gelatne
hour in small cup of cold water stir it into the boil
ing lemonade and where it will cool but harden;
three bananas lenghwse in halves and lay them in a
mold wet with cold water cover with half the jelly and
mold ice till jelly is set, then slice three and
pour on remainder of Jelly Serve with soft
IHEstard. MRS ELIZA ID. RICHARDS,
Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Butte City, Mont.
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SOME SAMPLES

The above are taken random from the alone
Queen Cook Book the best publication OF the kind ever
put the market and also much the cheapest secured
through the INDEPENDENTS great offer which will remain
open only short time longer the entire edition of the
book being rapidly taken by the women OF the
country.
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READ THIS TO
YOUR WIFE

And tell her is the way your mother used to cook
things. She will probably tell you 90 and get some OF
your mothers cooking But she will try the recipes and
will after bless the day that you brought home The
Worlds Fair Souvenir alone Queen" Cook Book
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I AM !!sx Pulls!

Dr. Cabon's Reliable Comp pound for Iadls. are
Sale. PFOupI haeotnAl he oAxinAl and snlT
sealed, AdVios FREE CATION et'kC Co. ksS
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TO TELL GOOD
EGGS.

Put them in water, if the big end up they are
not fresh This is an infaibe rule to distinguish good
egg from bad
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MONTANA
ICE CREAM.

One quart cream seasoned and whipped When
partly frozen add whites of four eggs well beaten.
CLARA L. MEADOW,
Lady Manager Worlds Fair Helena, Mont
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THIS PAPER E IS si * 8, "a =

a. end - Merchants Exchange. rAn Tranclsca
made Tor IL
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II you decide 20 take Hoods sarsaparilla do
not b, induced 10 buy Auy substitute.
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Etats of Montana, IN and Tor the
county Of Lewis and Clarke
zeal Fret \ this 2sth day OF January. in ths
Jud. Dist. year Of our Lord one Thousand
Court. eight hundred aud ninety-fOur
--r- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
By q. q. TRUMAN. Deputy Jerk
Massena Billiard. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ryG. q. iRrrN,s. Drputy JERK.
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pv q. a.. fHEsNAN, neuutT iork
A. n. Iurcoll. attornal To- ola nttn.
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Signature on even bottle 81 he original and genuine
JoHN pUHeAN's sons. NEw VoRK.
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~ q. o. FngEMAs. reputJ clerk.
Edward e.. iusesl. ATTORNEY for plaintiff
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11
Notice TO Lien Holders.

To all persons holding liens by julg-
mcnts, or otherwise, on the real estate
or any part thereof OF A. j. DcBsrry.
In pursuance OF a decree OF the circuit
court OF Preston county made in eau 81
therein pending, TO subject the real cs-
tate Of the said A. j. DcBcrry 10 the
satisfaction of the liens thereon, you
are hereby required 10 present all
claims held by you and each OF you
against the said 4. J. Dclicrry, which
are lens on his real estate or any part
OF IT, for adjudication, TO me atmy "iIicc
in kingwood, Preston county West Va,
on or before the l2th day Of November
a. D., 1894. Any creditor or claimant
who fails 20 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 the same.
Given under my hand this 8th day OF
October A. D., 1894.
NIL FOHrSEY, Commissioner.
1O-i1-gt-tf-Ff ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11

Core pondence Of the Argus.
thought would give the readers OF
The ARGUS some OF the news from our
settlement.
The farmers arc nearly all done sow
ing wheat and threshing buckwhat is
the order Of the day
Emory Gale was over at Bruce ton las,
week to see Miss lisa Copeman, who was
very low with typhoid fever.
Samuel and William Groves. Of near
GAINESVILLE. arc spending few days
with their father, g. w Groves, who Is
poorly at this writing.
George c. Moore is recovering from
his late illness.
a. r. ShafTer was down at Morgan
gantown last Friday.
w. }. Sergent is improving his farm
by the way Of some new board fence.
G. a. Smith is building a new house.
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs James Nc
Clanc, Oct. 3, n dish-washer.
Amos Gale was visiting relatives and
friends in Pleasant and Grant districts
over Sunday.
J. =. Moore tool, flying trip over 20
Eastou last Sunday.
Our merchant, G. W. Rohr, is doing a
good business George is "a good fellow
Our blacksmith, n J. Cross is good
workman.
Elmer Cobun was in this section buy
ing sheep and calves
The two months-old child Of Bud
Halisees died on last Saturday and was
buried in thc Shaffcr cemetery ON sun
day.
Mary Jenkins is down with the diph.
liberia.
John Grcatbouse has bought a horse
and buggy.
The early sown wheat looks well.
Mr. Editor, IL this doesn't find its way
60 the waste basket ! viii write again.
Success G. TuE ARors
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GRANT nls'rHIcr.
Notice TO Lien Holders.

To all persons holding liens 10y judy
mcnt, or otherwise, on the real estate
on any part thereof, OF Snowy Creek
Coal 81 Coke Co.
In pursuance of "a decree Of the circuit
court of Preston county nude i'm cause
therein pending, To subicc, the real cs.
tate of the said Snowy Creek Coal a.
Coke Co. TO the satisfaction of the liens
thereon, Won are hereby required To pre-
sent all claims held by you and each OF
you against the said Snowy Creek Coal
~ Coke Co which are liens ON its real
estate or any part OF H. for adjud lea
ton, 10 me at my Office in Kngwood
Preston county, West Va, ON or before
the Sth day Of November, A. ~, 1894
Any creditor or claimant VINO fails to
present ana Prove His debt or claim ON
or before said day, shall pay the costs
OF the commissioner ia taking proof
thereof and reporting tho same.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
October, a. d.. 1884,
NEIL j. FoKrNEY, Commissioners.
lO-ll-9I-It-Si 80
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ELECTION COMMISSIONERS.

The following are the parties APP
pointed at the last session of the county
court 90 conduct the election in this
county, Tuesday, November 9th 1894
The first named at each place is the
Democratic official and the other two
are Republicans.
KINGwooD DISTRICT
Precinct 80 function. John l..
Gibson, Joseph a. Miller and John
Snider
Precinct No Howesvilic. Simeon
Mattrgly J. r. Rhodes and Henry
Shaffer
Precinct No. &-East Jury Room in
the Court House, John r. NcT, Felix
Elliott, Sr., and Joseph NJ Goodwin.
Precinct No. West Jury Room,
Peter Voltl, Elisha Thomas and g. G..
Craig
VALLEY pfsrmcr
Precinct so. Reedsvilic William
Guscman, John Dil and Daniel g.
Watson.
Precinct No. . Masoutown. John n
Gale i. T. Boby and II. a. Hartley.
Precinct No. Herring. George w
Herring, l. H. Field and j. r.. Torman.
lyon DISTRICT
Precinct SO. -Gladosvillc, Joseph
Gusoman, Bricc G.. Brown and Euycnc
Ianham
Precinct so -Grondalc T.. W. an
drcws, George W. orr and #. j. Conley.
Precinct so Independence Thos.
Holmes. John Calvert ard VIM. Sharps
Precinct No. flown Lock-Up in
Ncwburg John Shaw, Jo-cph r. Eu.
and John g. Ban
Precinct 40 school House. iu New
burg, u T. FofIicc, Eugene Higgins
and a. j. Lyon
Precinct so Austen. benjamin
shutucsworth. j. S mackwooi and
Joseph Whitaker
hEyo DISTRICT
Precinct SO Q GuIdcr's Factory in
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11
NIILs.I3KSpOItE.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
There will bc lecture at No II
Thursday evening at O'Clock by Rev
Robert Smith
w. f.. FELL and Miss Letta Hartman
had the knot tied at the residence OF
Lucian Hartman last Thursday evening
at o'clock by the Rev. George Buck
alcw. The boys again turned out and
gave the young couple serenading on
the two nights following The young
couple must certainly feel battered by
the amount of rough and ready music
rendered them. We extend them our
best wishes.
Our schools begin in few weeks and
we hope all youngsters of school age
will manage TO be ready and attend
regularly from the beginning. No
danger of learning too much.
Plenty Of cattle buyers but they sell
dom get more than a square meal 20
take with them. DEMoCRAT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

10 all c-~ons holding liens by judy
fuent or otherwise on the real estate
Or any part thereof OF f.. VI. Ford.
Ia pursuance ~ decree al tho circ1it
court o. Preston county made In cause
therein pending, 20 SUBJECT the real cs-
tate Of che said D.. ~. For 20 Che salts
faction ~ Che liens thereon. You are
hereby acquired to present an claifus
held ny vou and each Of Won hgainss
the said D. ". Ford, which are liens Of
mis- real estate or u1y part az No. Tor az
iuiication. to nue. at my Office ira kin~
wood. Preston county. West Va, cn or
before the 18th day 81 November a H. /;
1895 ANY creditor or claimant wnd
fliis 60 present and prove bis debt or
claim ON or before said day. shall pny
thc costs Of The commissioned in taking
proof thereof and reporting same.
Given under mv hand this sth day 81
October A. ~ 1921
MIL " ForrSaY Commit vi clfef'
f0f1-gl-it-S ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11

The Kiugwood Epworth League
will be led next Sunday evening by
Mrs. May McMillen. She is arraug-
ing for an interesting meeting and
all are expected early as tie services
begin promptly at ESQ.
Joseph Guseman, of Gainesville.
was here Tuesday and gave us Il
call. He has been over the district
considerably of late and says every
place where they are posted, both
Democrats and Republicans con-
cede Wilson's election.
Tinware Utensils We will
have splendid new Stock on hand
in few days ut prices that will
suit you. Regular tin-shop. make
and repair everything IN that line.
Fruit Cans.
MONROE 5 HARDWARE, Kingwood.
Ex-senator Dawson left Monday
evening for Huntington to attend
the Annual Session of the Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias of this
State. Mr.. Dawson rs the repre-
sentative of Brown Lodge, No. 81,
Of this place.
Stoves You will be bound to
get Il new Cook Stove or Heater
soon. why not now? We can fur
nish you Cinderella, Sunshine, Tri
"mpA. Torch Light, Troplc, or am
other kind made, and ut very low
prices.
MoNRoE's HARDWARE.
ID. ). Gutherie has been engaged
for some time in the Office of the
Republican State Committee Mt this
place, assisting Chairman Dawson
with the business of the campaign,
preparing and sending out blanks
and documents Of different kinds.
Mrs. w. S. Taylor, after an Ill
ness Of several weeks at her fathers
near Tunnelton, is so far recovered
rs to be able to return to her home
here Tuesday. Mr.. Taylor went
up Saturday and returned Tuesday
with his wife and baby.
Heaters Don't buy n furnace
or put IN "a lot of expensive CRATES
and hues until you have examined
the " Kelsey Warm Air Furnace
No dust . No smoke Always
comfortuOle-S or 10 Rooms evenly
he ted with pure, warm air, with
but little more fuel and no more
trouble than oHr large stove.
MONROE HARDWARE.
kingwOod. W. Va.
The laying of the corner stone of
the new building of the West Nir
glnla Reform School at Pruntytown
takes place at 2 +. NJ. TO. day, with
elaborate ceremonies. We acknowl
edge the receipt Of an invitation
from the Superintendent to be
present.
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BUCCEVON.
Correspondence VI tha Afsas.


David Wilcs. who hes been lying
very low with typhoid Sever tho
past two months, died at his home
here Saturday morning. October
oh. aud WIS buried October 7th at
o'clock. L. NJ.
Rev. Berry preached his first ser;
mon, since his fcturn home from
Nebraska. at this place Sunday at
/ | clock 4. NJ. lie has been en- !.
gagged by the Lutheran chdrch as
their pastor for the present year.
The Epworth League held devo-
tional services las, Sunday evening;
after which Rev. Feather preached
an instructive sermon.
Miss lisa Copedian, who has been
very low with typhoid fever, is now
improving slowly.
Miss Molho Armstrong. who has
been sick for some time, does not
seem amy better.
There is an apple tree in full
bloom on Stephen Martins farm,
u mile from this place. Although
this may be freak of nature. vet
superstltous people would look
upon II rs an omen Of evil
DIAMOND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11
Lightning Hot Drops
What Funny Name!
Very True, but II Kills All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Dey-
Without Reiief, There is no PAY

julius X. Monroe had to come
home from the boundary survey, to
attend Federal CoHrt at Carks-
burg, being summoned as a witness
in the case from this county Of
Miller VS.. Jenkins. While he is
away the rest of the surveying party
have to lay on their oars and can
do nothing till he returns, as the
surveyor for both States must be
present all the time.
Col. Bill Lavelle Of Tuunelton
was here last Saturday taking a
hand in the base ball. lie IS badly
divided now on base ball anC poll
tics and cant decide which he loves
best. When he takes hand at
either he makes things lively. The
boys say that when he gets fair
lick at the ball, they just get out
another one, and don't waste time
going over IN the next township to
look for it
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11
Bargains In Lots.

The Fitzgerald Addition TO Terra
Alta. consisting OF about 200 acres,
has been divided into small tracts.
ranging in size from Half Acre up
TO Ten Acres, and is now on the
market at very low rates. The
location Is very choice one and
there are fifteen new buildings, be
sides the Wooden Mills, the largest
in the State. The prices range
from SO up to $50 per acre owing
to location. \ plat of the new sub.
division can be seen framed and
hanging in the postollice at Terra
Alta. Col. Fitzgerald will be found
on the premises for The Next Two
Weeks. and every one wanting n
bhIghin should call and inspect for
themselves. 2t.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11

We have received the following
handsomely printed invitation
Mr. and Mrs. John WaterhouSe re-
quest the presence Of your company at
the marriage Of their daughter
Charlotte,
TO
Mr.. John J. Conin
on Wednesday morning. October TWEEN
ty-fourth, at half after eight o'clock ut
ST Joseph Cathedral, Wheeling, West
Virginia.
The following announcement nc
companied the invitation:
At Homo
after November the fourteenth. 9@l5
Chapline Street Wheeling. w. Va.
We extend our heartiest congrat.
ulatious in advance of the happy
event.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11
Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONERS OFriCE.
kungwood, w. Va, oct. q,

N'Hk Nbbls w Nu, bCN' ", lStt
Atlas OIL Company
w Euuity
Snowy Creek Coal & Coke c.
The above entitled chnnccrv cause.
10y - decree OF the circuit court of Pres
ton county made therein ON the Sth
day OF September, A. ~, 1894, having
been referred To the undersigned com
missioner In chunccry, with the follow
ing directions: To ascertain and report
the real estate owned 10y the Snowy
Creek Coal & Coke Company, the sta to
and condition OF the title thereto, the
liens an charges thereon, their
amounts, character. prioriticS. and TO
wnum owiuRi aud 10 ascertain and re-
port the several tracts, parcels and
lots into which the real estate in the
plaintiffs bill mentioned has been di-
vidcd, the state and condition OF tho
title TO each OF such. and the nature:
amount and prioritics of tile lians on
each. and To whom owing and that he
report any other pertinent matter
which may be deemed SO by himself, or
required by the parties or any of them:
Tn" parties to said cause, TO wit: At
las oiI Company. plaintiff and The
snowy Creek Coal & Coke Co: The
Garrett County Bank; John T.. Jones,
Trustee; Nm. II. De Berry: w $. Had
dock; w. II Gates and Geo II. Sharp;
and w. u. Gates and Geo H.. Sharp.
prrtncrs in trade under the firm naino
OF Gates ~ Sharp; and Joseph DeI}crry,
defendants, will, therefore, take notice,
that ON the Sth day OF November, a. D.,
1894, at my Office In KinVwOod, Preston
county, West Va, / shall proceed TO
execute said dccrcc Given under my
hand This sth day Of October. A. u 1891
NEIL j. FoRrNEY. Commissioner
brown " Hyde, Attys U0-1I-0l-4t 80
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11

The reception last Saturday night
in the NJ. T.. Sunday School Room,
in honor Of the new Pastor was a
very pleasant and successful affair.
Addresses wero made by Mr.. f..
Heermans on behalf Of the church,
by Capt. Murdoch on behalf Of the
Sunday School and by PROF.. Hol-
den for the Ep@orth League. Rev.
Crummott replied 60 the words Of
Welcome and all in all, 1t was a
pleasant occasion.
Several Of our citizens are at
Clarksburg this week, attending
Federal Court, as witnesses in the
celebrated case Of Joseph S. Miller
the Tunu6lton lumber merchant,
against Squire jenkins for $40. 600
damage. They arc Joseph God
win, Daniel Jackson, julius X.
Monroe, William NJ. jenkins, Peter
r. Smith, WILDER Liston and Neil
J. Fortuey, A. y. Menear, S. +.
Ringer, Will Blaucy, =. j. Crogan
and Mrs. Clara Smith
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Rowlesburg, S R Bowman. John w.

Rowlesburs, $ r Bowman. John w.
Carrico ami Adam Aycrsmau
Precinct No . school House. Rowlcs-
burg, ID. n, Shafrer, J. c uootou aud
C. q. Dawson.
Precinct No S-Etam, w c. Pctcrs,
Joseph ". Davis ana John NJ Jones.
Precinct No. a Sinclair, George W.
Hosjor, James Gor and i. o. Watts
Precinct No, . Evansville. Elisha
Newcome, ;. 4 Sterling and Isaac
Means.
Precinct No 0-School House, Eel
louisville, James W. Robinson, w L.
Stafford and William Loughrtdge.
Precinct No DIR. Michaels Office.
FcllowSville, H. T. kercheval, j. f..
Michael and George W, Harvey.
Precinct No. S-Bcu Davis. Thomas
Cruise, B. K Davis and Daniel Wilcs
UNION pIsrMCr
Precinct No. 1-School House near
VIM 4. Workings George $ Dcaltius.
A. u. COZ aud VIM. L. Wotring
Precinct No 2-School House near
Thomas Beatty's, John w Messenger,
Daniel Nine and j. w BuclSalcw.
Precinct No, 3-Aurora, d. c. Stem.
pie, ID. 5, Wilt and j T.. Elsey.
Precinct No t-ERlon, H. T. Shairer,
VIM. T. Fortncy and A. Werner.
PORTLAND pIsrRiCr
Precinct No i-Lowor East Room
of School House, Terra Alta, j. IL
Rodcheaver, Elias Kelly and j. j. Gusc.
man.
Precinct No = Lower West Room of
School House, Terra Alta, VIM l..
Ringer Il. {. Jones and :. j. Postcn.
Precinct No 3-Coriuth, Wesley De.
Berry, H. Lowe and Geo. II. sharpe,
Precinct No I-Rodamcr's, John
Burke, X II Hun and T.. j, linrdesty.
Precinct No. 5-Sohool House ON
John u. joncs Land, Joseph II. Trcm-
bly,, IL. NJ Felton, aud VIM H. whetscu
Precinct NO -Nbrightsvillc, James
Il. Mcnifco, u. ID Bishop and Jacob IT,
Elscy
Precinct No. Z Gainesville. william
,leireries, ~ Il. Brown n and j. n. A.
Kelly
PLEASANT DISTRICT
Precinct No. Valley Point, John
~ wolf, Abncr Liston and John r.
Liston
Precinct No. c-Chidcstcr's, George
Al Kelly, Allen Crane aud Joseph NJ.
Shaw.
GRANT DISTRICT.
Precinct No. l--pisRlh. j. r. Gribblc,
Geo. IL. King and Eugene King
Precinct No. 2-Bruccton, An lrcw
McNair, =. 4. Conner and NJ = Bryte
Precinct No. 3--Cliftpn Mills, Daniel
Mosscr, Martin Ridcnour and Samuel
llurradCr.
Precinct Not -Spurgn school House.
John W Cuppett, Ross Cuppctt and
G,orfrc \ Fonror
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Professional Notice.

| will visit Klngwood and other
points in Preston county as fol.
lows : Kingwood, Oct. %. and re
mann SIX days. at Gordon Hotel.
Newburg, Oct. 20, and remain SIX
days, at the Davis Hotel Rowles-
burg. Nov. 8. and remain six days.
Tunnelton, Nov. II. and remain
five days. use the very best local
Anesthetics for extracting teeth
without pain. Call early and make
your arrangements.
". ). SIMONToN, Dentist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-11
SHE SAID YES.

Franklin +. Spiker-21
Mary a. Wolf-l5.
Ulysses G.. Shaver-27
Mary f. Edwards-21.
John Metheney-2S
Dora Il. Westerman-2I.
George f.. Funk-22
Nettle Powell-2l.
Elisha Il. Piles-37
Ella Deavers-20.
William T.. Field-26
Letta +. Hartman--23.
All native Prestonians cxccl
Spiker who was born IN Ohio.