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HARD EARNED MONEY.

An old church IN Belgium de-
cided to repair its properties, and
employed an artist to touch mp a
large painting. Upon presenting
his bills the committee in charge re.
fused payment unless the details
were specified, whcreupon he pre-
scnted the items, as follows
To correcting the ten command
ments, S5.l2; cmbelllshiug Pontius
PLATE and putting new ribbons on
his bonnet, 1902; putting new
tail on the rooster Of St. Peter and
mendmg his comb, 81 20; re plu M
ing and gilaing left wing Of guar.
dian augN, B51S; washing the SER
Want Of the high priest and putting
caIminc ou his checks, SJ.O2; re-
newing heaven, adjusting the stars
and cleaning up the moon, &7.l4;
touching mp purgatory and restor-
ing lost souls, S40G; frightening
up the hmcs Of hell, putting a new
tail on the devil, mendiug hls left
hoof, and doing several odd Jobs
for the damned, $117; re- border
ing the robes Of lIcrod and adjust
ing his wig, $500; taking the spots
Oft the son Of Tobias, Sl3O; clean
ing Balaam' 3 ass, and putting one
shoe on him, sl7O; putting ear
rings in Sarah's ears, $I.7l putting
a new stone in Dayid's sling, en-
iarging the head Of Goliath, and
extending SauPs legs, $G.13; dec
Grating Noah's Ark and putting q
bead on Shcm, $4.3I; mending the
shirt Of the prodigal sou and clean
ing the till, $3.50 Total, sG0.45.
-Christian Observer.
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The Peoples Party !

t''NN 80
This political party was advcr-
tiscd to meet i'm convention at Tun-
melton on Saturday last to nominate
II County Ticket. 1t is the party
that follows where Senator PETER
and Jerry Simpson lead. | was de-
tailed by the ARGUS to meet the
Populists in the hablliment Of the
haysccd and extend to them the
freedom OF the town and let them
romp and play leap-frog, bull-in
the pen, hide and-seek, can't catch
squirrely, or any other innocent
game that would amuse and keep
them OIL the grass. When thoy get
to Charleston and Washington they
will be obliged to keep off the
grass"
The convention arrived OIL SEIZED
ule time, and was organized by the
election Of Mr.. Jacob Gibson as
Chairman and Mr.. w. Scott Garner
as Secretary. Chairman Gibson,
whose whiskers are not as long as
Senator PETERS. opened the con-
vention with rattlIug speech,
which was freely applauded. lie
related his experience in courting
the Goddess Of Reform since he left
the Republican party, when that
party became so corrupt that il was
impossible for an honest man TO
affiliate with the party aud sing.
"Nearer Ny God to Thee :" He
first found the Goddess flirting with
the Greenbhck party, aud he boldly
went forward and embraced her and
tictled her under the chin. When
flirting and sparkling became lost
art IN the Greenback party, the
Goddess olopcd with the Kniehts
Of Labor party that size might shine
as the coquctte Of that party. Feel.
ing a little coquettish himself, he
made an engagement with her, and
for the second time he popped the
question and sealed IT with the
usual oscuIation. But before he
could call her his only own. she
skipped out with another party and
left the gentle zrphyr5 blowing
through bis whIskcrs. But be was
happy once more. lie bad found
his old flame once more. he finds
the Goddess OF Reform i'm clhooi
with the Populist party. lie is still
iu love with her, aud her accumu-
lation Of false teeth and har for
thirty years only adds TO her intun.
sic value. Mr.. Gibson viii impress
anyone with hIs sincerity. He is
thoroughly in earnest iu bis advo-
cucy Of his Popuistic views. You
may differ with him, but he will
command your respect ond adm
ration.
The convention was composed OF
the "hardy handed sons OF toll. %
There were no dudes amongst the
delegates. No one with The tips OF
his moustache waved and hair part.
ed in the middle, to indicate tho
line OF dcmarkatiou between dudom
and brains Some OF them wore q
wealth OF black hair chat never
heard Of thc parting of lho ways
but every barr pointed skyward.
which would indicate that they worc
early risers and did not propose "a
he down until The battle was fought
aud won. There we're no sikns O..
rOlundity about thelr oirfs which ,.
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NEWBURG.
News and Notes and Political Points
From Lyon District.

| hWBUtG, Aug. 10, lS9l.
EDITOR ARGUS AS il is meet
that the public should know the
political as well as the social news.
| will give brief account of the
Mass Meeting of the Republicans of
"Old Lyon District" to select del
egater to the Congressional and Sen.
atorial Conventions.
This question has been talked
about, cuss,d and discussed for
months among the faithful, the
rank and file Of the party being IN
favor of Dayton for Congress and
were anxious to secure delegates
favorable TO him, but Boss Lauham
and Boss Davis had willcd it other
wise, being favorable to one John
Homer Holt, Of the town Of Graf.
ton, because as they said he was
able 20 cope with the Hon. w. l..
Wilson on the stump and so matters
became rather exciting and for some
days before the Dayton men went
to the farmers. etc, IT the country
and informed them to come and
hcl p as against the mighty Bosses.
Lauham apd Davis. Some OF the
farmers remarked that Is was no
use to come, they wall not give us
any show when we do come, how
ever "a goodlY number OF them did
come and the meeting was to be
held in one Of GitsIn's Halls ON the
north side Of the railroad. After
dinner tho counry people and the
town adhorents for Dayton gath
cred about the building where they
undcrs'oon The meeting was to be
held. but saw 40 signs. About ,
O'Clock they saw sigus Of gather
ing in DR.. Lmhlm's Office on the
south side to the railroad and these
people went over and found the
Republican meeting III progress IN
Lanham'0 Office and all ihe delegateS
dpPDHted, aud ready TO adjourn.
! ben there were more cussirg and
discussing and several Repu JlIcans
remarked thnt they would bve "a
crowd there on clrction day hat
could Fl. d exactly where these
bosses were.
The Congressional delegates sro
DR.. A. W. Shaw, Geo. &. Shaw.
L $. Davis and and NJ. J Orr.
DR.. Ltnham told one Of them that
they must 80 to the Congressional
Convention, but it did not matter
whether they went TO the Senatorial
Convention or not, as nc could rep
resent all Of them there himself.
So cndeth the first chapter.
Three waits from the sea Of la
rnanity were landed during the last
few days IN our town, one will board
with W. ii. Shafferman. one with
b. !. Skinner and the latest arrival
Will stay with Worth Smith.
a child Of c. j.. Messenger aged
one year died on last Friday and
was buried Saturday at Union.
learn that man Of this town
secured 81 subscribers in two days
last week for the New York Weekly
/ WOrid. which shows that Democrats
and Republicans rs well, like to
read the news from a Democratic
standpoint
D. >. Gibson has opened up a
new store since ! last wrote and is
doing nice business. and Mr. j..
X. Anderson ia closing out and go
I ing TO quiz Sorry 70 lose him from
the commercial field as be is very
entcrprising and accommodating
gentleman.
Plenty Of rain in this ucghbor.
hood and crops very promising.
HUsTICUs.
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MASS CONVENTION.
A GRAND MASS CONVENTION
OF THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY
Is CALLED 70 ASSEMBLE IN
KIN WOOD,
Saturday, Sept. 9Th, 1894,

AT l O'CLOCK, p. NJ,
For the purpose of nominating
candidates for County and District
Offices and such other business as
may come before the Convention.
Candidates to DO nominated for
tho following offices
Two Members of the House Of
Delegates -Eist and West Side Of
the River.
County Superintendent of Free
Schools.
Member of the County Court
from each of the cigh. Districts of
the County.
The President of tho Board of
Education and one Commissioner
for each District.
1t is the earnest desire of the
Executive Committee that every
Democrat in the county be present
and take part in the proceedings.
Let there be full turn out and "A
rousing big Convention.
Eminent Speakers will be present
Further announcement later.
BY order Of the Committee.
w. j. LAyELLE, Chairman.
j. SLlDELL Brown, Sec'y.
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Over in Tucker county local
preacher 40 the close of sing song
sermon on q Sunday not long ago
made the following announcements
from the pulpit: "Ncxt Thursday
night we will have o doin's on the
crick, at which time and place will
have q baptism Of two adults and
three adultsresscs. On The same
night we viii have strawberry fcs.
tiyal and all the sisters who give
milk are requested To- come airly.
We will now close Tho services by
siugiu that beautiful hymn, Little
Drops Of Water, Little Grains of
Sand ' Just then be looked at tho
choir aud, pcJcciying Chat Bro.
Learuey. tho leader. was absent.
said II am sorry to see Mr. l..
absent;will thc beautifuland angelic
ladies Of the choir pleaeo start
Little Drops Of Water"
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NO OPPOSITION TO THE RING
CANDIDATE.

MIR. III. S. Whetsell is announced
rs candidate for county superin-
tendent Of schools i'm this imprcss-
ion. His good qualities as man
and teacher are SO familiar To the
people OF Preston county that il is
useless for us to say II word m his
behalf. III nominated he will mako
"A model uperintondcnt, aud we
have not heard that he has any
opposition.-JourHd|.
or course he has no opposition
1t is simply carrying out the
Ring Program. There is littlo
history connected with MIR. Whct-
sells candidacy which it is neces..
sary to call attention to, since
there are transactions in political
history SO falsitied and misundcr.
stood that the chief difficulty in
dealing with them springs from the
deep rooted prejudices Of tho
reader or II defective memory. 1t
will be remembered that the "Mass
Convention" which was held mt
Rowlesburg to nominate u county
superintendent, WAS for the sole
purpose OF defeating the Hon.
Peter Il. Smith. Mr.. Smith had
been promised the nomination for
county perintcndent to pay a
political debt Of former cam.
paign. Unfortunately for Mr..
Smith, whilo ldboring with his
forecasts, he made the acquaint-
ancc of n few gentlemen who
thumped the Bosses on every oc.
casion. The acquaintance ripeu-
ed into friendship and an advocacy
of his candidacy. This sealed his
doom. The edict was sent forth to
"Defeat smith," Mr.. IL. S. Whct-
sell was selected as the gentleman
to defeat Smith. But howl went
up from the anti-Ringites. The
Bosses weakened and nominated
Mr.. Fortney. OF course Whctsell
felt sore over his defeat. But tho
Bosses said "Never mind, Mr..
Whctsell, we will give you the nom.
ination in 1894" And the Ring
promises is going to be carried out
"Wbetsell is to have no opposition"
so say the Bosses. If they romon.
stra'e at the Bosses Gictating nom.
nations, the Bosses will answer,
"Oh. yes, another Democratic trick
to dcfeaj tho Republican candl-
date" Personally we have no OBJ
jections to Mr.. Whetsell as he is
splendid young man and if elected
will make good superintendent Of
schools. We are simply calling az
tcntion to the bargain made two
years ago.
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Still ON tie war Pnih.

The following item from The
Wheeling NeWg, shows that "Gontlo
Annie" Costello, formerly of this
county, is still having a lively time,
as she goes through life:
"Gentle Annie" Costello was ON
one Of her old.time sprecs at Mar.
tins Ferry and for an hour or more
she made Rome howl. She had cen
Imbibing freely during the nignt
aud at seven O'Clock this morning
she was rather dangerous. She
first went 20 Martin uuuker's place
and cleaned is out Next she went
TO Barney McCann's ou First street
aud after running cvcry body out
she got in the street and threatened
90 break In The windows with stones.
q bout this time Marshal Moore and
Officer Neal arrived and took the
gentle lady to the jail, where she
continued her sport all morning.
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GOOD Effects of the Tariff Bill.

LANCASTER, Pa, August IT,
Schrmdcr's cotton mill, employing
over 800 hands, has given notice
that it will commence running on
full time on Monday. For the past
several months it has been either
closed or running only four days a
week. The Farnum mills, employ
ing over two thousand hands. will
continue running two.thirds time
at least until the Of this month.
when IT. is expected they will run
fun.
SALISBURY, Mp, August IT,
The Jackson Brothers Lum Der Mill.
one Of the largest in the State, en-
ploying hundreds Of men, started
up yesterday
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and good food in plenty, tends TO
make children healthy. lf children
suffer howercr, from Scrofulous.
Skin or scalp DIscascr if their
blood isImpurc and pimples on boils
appear, they should be given The
right medicine. DR.. piercc's Gold
EN- Medical Discovery brings about
the beat bodily condition. lt pun.
fcs The blood and renders the liver
active as well as boilds up health
and strength Puny pale. weak
children get q lasting benefit and
''a good start from Tho use OF Che
Discovery" IL putson lrboles1ae
fesb, aUd does not nauscat and Of
fcnd thc stomach like the various
preparations OF Cod liver oil. Us
gHor0uieed TO cure you, or your
money is returned
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so noticeable in the bloated bond
holder aud monopolist. Not Que
of them was bald to the crown.
From the pictures handed down
to us the delegates looked very
much like tho men who licked
Johnny Bull for adding Protection
TO their tea. If given the oppor-
tunity they would make a record of
the old Mesh Browning, Daniel
Boone and DavY Crockett brand.
The convention was undoubtedly
one of the most harmonious in the
history o. the county. 1t could
not have beeu otherwise ond es-
capped the punishment which long
hair and whiskers inllict upon tie
weaker ones. Most Of the delegates
treated the convention to speech,
giving their reasons for leaving the
two old parties. One delegate,
whose name failed to catch, de-
llvcrod II lecture which it would be
we'll for every candidate for Office to
procure a copy of 1t. 1t was en-
titled, "rhe Art of Storing Hay
seed in your IIair whom You re
Onice seeking" IL was both anus.
ing and instructive. Another dele
gate recited n poem, which he said
was original, entitled, "rhe Woolly
Worm | Ploughed Out of the
Ground. This put the conven-
ton in good humor for nomina-
tlons. Several were put in nomi-
nation for the House OF Delegates.
A ballot being taken the Chair an
nounced that Charles Crawford aud
James Il. Matlick having received
the majority Of the votes cast we're
declared the nominees for the
House of Delegates from the East
and West Side respectively.
The next in order being the
nominations Of n candidate for the
Office of County Superintendent of
Free Schools. w. Scott Garner
arose, and in very pretty and
euloglstic speech, nominated Miss
Matte Cooeman. lie said TINT the
Populists were characterized rs hay.
seeds and non progressive, which
was as unjust as it was untrue.
Their actions would prove to the
world that they were liberal minded
and progressive. lie closed by ask.
ing that Miss Copcmau's nomlna.
ton be made by acclamation. Then
followed scene which begglrs de-
scriptiou. The cheering and ap.
plausc was both contagious and
spontaneous. 1t appeared to the
reporter that every delegate sec.
oHded the nomination Of Miss Mat
tie Copeman. 1T is needless to
record that tho nomination was
made by accIamation. A committee
was appointed by the Char to no.
tify Miss Copeman Of her nomina-
ton aud ascertain if she would
accept. 1t was the general opinion
of all classes Of politicians that
Miss Copcman can be elected if she
makes the race. Thus closed the
first Populist convention in Pres
ton. X.
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No Women In Heaven.

81. Louis Republic.
The Rev. DR.. Matley Of tho Con.
cord Baptist church Of Christ at
Brooklyn, N. Y, is likely to en-
counter a storm OF feminine vituper-
alton on account Of recent sermon
in which he dwelt upon the fact
that the Bible nowhere speaks os n
woman being in heaven. 81 don't
believe there is woman there now,
or ever viii be-" he declared. Ills
theory is that all members OF that
sex "wlll go back into their original
state whence they were taken by tho
Creator" and that when the Savior
said that there were no marriages
in heaven, but that all should DO as
angels, che meant that there were
no sach creatures as women i'm that
world Of blesscdness and song"
This view is not an agreeable one,
to say the least, and it is to be
hoped that DR.. Matley is mistaken.
A heaven without women would
certainly be u mockery to men.
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specially reported for the ARous.
THE P0PULIST PARTY
Meet at Tunnelton and Nominate Il
County Ticket.

Meet at Tunnelton and Nominate a
County Ticket.
The Delegates Given the Freedom
of the city aud Allowed to Roll
and Tumble on the Grass.
Uncle Jacob Gibson Relates His
Courtshlp and Filtration With
the Goddess of Reform.
Was GAY and Youthful when He
First Embraced Her and Tickled
Her Under the Chin.
Left the Republican Party Because
1t Was Not Safe to Affiliate With
Them and Sing "Noarer My God
TO Thee"
The Delegates We're of the Hardy
Handed Sons of Toll Type.
No Dudes Amongst Them to Raise
the Question OF Darwinism.
Miss Matte Copeman Nominated
for County Superintendent Of
Free Schools.
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There Is nothing surprising i'm
the fact that the preacher who
opened the recent Republican State
Convention Of Iowa with a prayer
in which he consigned tho Demo
cratic party to Sheol, and assured
the Almighty that prosperity and
virtue were available only through
tbc Republican party, turns out TO
be BLACK mpostor and swindliug
advcnturcr who pIundercd widows
and orphans ia The State of lndi-
ana, where the Democratic officers
of the law made 10 SO hot for bin
that be bad to Zee to a more con
genial cline to preach ADD practice
hIs Rcpubdwuism.
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Another special excursion to
Pittsburgh over The VI r. and y.
& o railroads will be given Sunday,
Aug. goth. Schedule about tho
same AS Che lastonc. Tickets good
to remain in Pittsburgh till next
day. Rates from Fuirmont, Mon
ongah and Morgantown, only 50
for the round trip From Man
niugton, Grafton, Clarksburg, etc,
82.25. Also low rates from all
points on the West Va. & Pittsburg.
Excursion under the personal super
vision Of ID. x Reed OF Clarksburg
and J. Frank Stanaagen and Leroy
Book VI Monongah This viii be
The last Of the season Of these ex-
cUrsons Trains leave Clarksburg
at .. M, Grafton 6, etc. Three
special trains, as a large crowd IS
expected TO go.
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HOTEL CENTRAL.
SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

If you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease. write 20 n w FITzGERALD.
Washington. ID. G.. lie is a citizen
Of West Virginia, ard has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State.
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Town OmciaIs.

Town Ojncials.
Mavor-Julius X Monroe.
Raeorter- FELIX Elliott. Jr.
Cp11eilmsu--T. Ami Martin. WIN r. Manear.
M1rsh1i o. Feather VIII a Thomas and j..
Tswa Sergeant Charles ". Dorsey.
societies
Ruights Of Pythias Lodge meets every Tues
day evcning ~ their hail over j. W. Bakers
tore a. sOl o'clock.
1niepgnlont order Of o1d FeIows-Lodge
meets every Saturday evening az their hall iu
Bishops Block 10 800 o'clock.
Golden Rule EncamDment. no 20. r. q. q. r..
meets first and Third Monday evenings Of
each month. iu the odd Fellows Hail. over che
poet0Mcc.
Tho fn1epenIent order Of Good Tsmplars
- ig5 M 5sfs eve-v Frliav evening, in the /. O
o r.. Hail. at801 O'Clock.
King raiIlp Trlbe No - Is InpTsoyed order oi
2 p'cloct in Tho knights Of Pytlias Hall over
Blazers store.
Kinavo,i Council. SO. So Junior order Uni.
te . s nerio!u Mcch1nics Neets every We'd
n0tlav evening ~ o'clock in the Odd Fel-
lows Vail over the Posto0icc.
Preston Lolre, No a1. a. r and a Weets
N 7 the Knights of Pythias Hall over Bakers
store
NE. Church Hev " W rider Pastor
ss~vfoet e. -pregchiur every Suuiav af fO GOA r1.
and m. n. sunday school at 70. m. class
Wsctiirq Youog Folks MecUn0at 08O r..
N Praysr Mseting every rhursday evening 40
n1otis' churcb gev.J. -. MuIlaney. Pastor.
service second and Fourth sunday ir each
wo.tng. rirst aui THIRD sundays at7.P. VI.
pr,@stariau church Rev T. T Haokoft.
pastor Freachint every SABBATH % losN %. m.
sveoing ~ O'Clock. SUNDAY school 40 88l a IN
81 IL church Pev R smifh Pastor.
Preaching evcry iourth sunday IN each month.
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A splendid line of legal blant
newly printed aud kept constantly
ON hand az the AE0Cs ,rtf.
Orders By mail WI receive -
attention, L.
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DR.. Piorce's Pellets cure consti.
patton headache, Indigestion. dis
pepaa. One % dose. Sold by all
dealers.
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DIRECTORY.
state oFioIais

Governor-william A. MaoCorkle, Kanawha
County. 10
Secretary OF state-wllliam L. Chiffon. Ka.
Auditor-ISaac v johnson. Barbour county.
Ireasurer--Johu NJ. Rowan, Monroe county
Attorney General-r :. Riley, Ohio county
Asst. Attorney Gen'l-O. ID. Cook, Ohio county
supt. of Schools-Nirgil A. Lewis Mason Co
Adlutant General-James A. Holiey Lincoln
county.
state Librarian Charles Hagan. Marion CO
Private Sec'y 10 Gov John b. White
Chief clerk Auditors Ofiice--Wm A. Cracraft
Sec'y States Oalce-G. o. Chiffon
Supt. schools " IT. J. Grass
Treasnrer,s Percy Rowan
4" Adjt. Gems " ----
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First District-JoLn o. Pendleton, Wheeling.
hio County.
Second District-William L. Wilson Charles
vown, Jefferson Co.
Thlrd Dstrict--John d. Anderson. Nicholas C.
u, Nicholas County
Fourth District-James Capehart Point Pleas
ant, Mason county
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UNIrED srArEs CouRr.

Ju1ge-JJ jackson Parkersburg, Wood Co.
clerN-l. Y. Moore, Clarksburg Harrison Co.
anawha county.
Asst. Dist. Attorney-Stuart Il. Walker, Mar
lnsburg. Berkeley county.
u. ). Marshal--S. \. Vinson. Wayne county.
Chief Deputy-A. r. Garden, Ohio county.
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Boards Of EdneltIOn.

BO3Fls OF EdncltlOn.
VI. G Feather. President
St,.,ev,,,d nistrtct J Capt J. y. .Murdock. SCI.
ANS "''N D'''''~'' ! DR.. M.T.Powell
". 9. Gibson.
fB. r. Cobun. Pres
g.tl.v DR.. j. 4. Cox, Sec.
'N"o' y S. LOar.
Nicholas Posten.
TT. N CLAYTON. Pres
80, ! ID. j. Gibson. sec.
~9"h : Geo. G. shaw
Dr. q. W. ShOwalter
~. Y. Baker, Pres
o,o William LOughridge, Sec
W. a. Watson.
DR.. ". IT, PruudfOOt.
CJacob J. Gusemau. Pres
u..ta John w Hin Sccy
'"'''''@" samuel -. Freeland.
&c. &. Lee.
Julius scherr, Pres.
,-t., LLOYD ShaGer, sec.
UNIV" \ r.. r. King.
David s.. Wit.
~. J. Martin. Pres
rst.,rt ~. RI. Ringer. Sec.
iio@'""b WIN. q. Ringer.
!. ". Hartman
CJos q. Arnold Pres.
Grant " itr vic '0o
Asa X. Frazee.
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THE HOLY LAND.

RYA.w FREpKRIcN, A
The Holy Land is rock and sand,
Like othercountries much the same;
lis deeds Of worth cnshrine the
earth
Where glow the sandal prints of
Fame.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-23
Conrfs Cnnrenr.

= Circuit court-Narch p, September /, and
Decs nber n.
County Court First Monday January, April,
July and October.