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OTHER EVENTS.

An informal evening with Miss
Tree was enjoyed by one or tsc
yong people on Wedatsday.
Mr j I'm Weille has en- greatly
missed ring his enforced retire
ment, and it is pleasant to note that
he rs rapidly recovering from his
recent indlaposition.
NJ So Nlsnsing, one of Galveston's
bellies. is receiving mach social at.
tentlon as the guest of her cousin,
Miss McGregor.
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on me ORGANS of the hodnce on Ii
produced by the hr. inouy Ners
means OF the nerves lG ,1,oa ana COW
li'c ,pouy, thus supplyin@V various 4
Vlthllty necessary to in- 'ne latter
sure their health. TX,
pneumo:astra nerve -. AtT,
shown here, may be saiI ME2tC
10 ne the most imnortant Hfa{t.A Y
or the entire nerve svse 49, q
tenn, as 1t supplies fla ESM&f1S
hcart lungs, stomach kASf13
bowels, etc, with u,n SakSh3I
nerve force necessary I'm ZX}ySs
Keep them active nnd 1870
hea!tily A. will be soon kHNv
~ the cut the lOnS nerve NM
descending from tho AAY|
base Of the brain and MSNAv'
terminating in the bow ES$}ay6
V'S ! the pNeumOEasiric .E.&sglsssyI|
Whtle the numerous In. &T{ASSZI
t.c branches supDlv the RfsssSsssl
hcart, lungs and stom. sSe;SsSt
hrn with necessary vi. Exs.J$J
tAlity. When the brain S5AElAE
becomes in any way dis. ssSsyAs{!E
ordered by irritabilitv EtGSS
or exhaustion. the nerye AgNssSsaS|
force which H. supplies ATy&S3|
IS lesscncd. ana tho or EsssSSlB.
gans receiving tho di- eS26Ssszl
ihiniahod supply are con- kaS,sEES
scliicniiY Weakened NlSQ{2
iys'cilnS generality f.u
the Importance OF Ills no. % II
or-ail Itself instead of The cana 'n., plt I
lilc noted specialist ain1ee Of he
/ J. H.. has gilpn tf,. rr-.'. i"Iiu alilt
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The Human Electrical N
Flow They Control the q.
OF the Body, =

The electrical force ORR
s .n9 nerve iluld may be tern "Saa'a'
c'a'ly attractive Department lea' Is i,
e eSerts so marked an ip,lue,O.o VI sclea
on me organs of The hoo55nce on I'm
produced by the braipnouy Nefys
means of the nerves i@ II and coas.,
tlle body, thus supnlvin,mnv, varlou, 4,
Vitallty necessary ioins 'he latter,
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MISCELLhhEugS.

DETs%DSis.-B oys # YOU love ~
l girls. send ten cents (,iy-n loa7
tern tofrcsp n'iins Club rarson'. kA1
names aad addresses OF eighty lates
corrasuondents. ":
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FOE RENG Cheap, TO responsbl.n
two INF lrnlshei 70 ms, ~
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CLASSIFIED aOyERTJSEN2Y

Advertising Ia tnis column chst,.s
rof ozone cent per word for esss 4.
Oash must accompany the order sys ~
crdered By o regular advertiser
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WANTED Unemployed bwst1
w statesmen, stenogra hers aad AM
string a stu ton. are iuylied to c,nos|
dress The United Business Bursa NJ
Fourth street
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lJ'osS = tlE-A number OF SprinlTl
Il second hani. Apply at Esau's 4
pot. X
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w Apply to j o. Fouk., come, 4 A
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For sAIE-Good Gentle Hois,
apply 10 las Il. Nean "
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HAVE moving wagons lhs! hoh
more than anyone el.e, and an y
call. Orders tor ,nf and gravel hieav]
ly. Telephone No .9q y. n Eah
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WANTED.

WANTED kev t, Wentw,tb', M,
w geometry G Od price md s,'
ton's bo)k ttore ~ 90 a
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EGR SIEs,--A 0-Horse Power y
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QUA PAPft>-and hesyj trVn
~ piug paper sultabs for plrilg
carpets for sale at THE Ne 0EA
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E-0s .AaE--A four horse pov3
motor. goods as anew one. at ! evi
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t"istr . isH be, q nr En- sS'is sn @
ply to James f. Egan. or h. W. b 1901
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
HOW Will THE CALAMITY
HOWLERS LIE OUT OF THIS!

1t looks as though the big Penn
sylvania steel Works at Harris
burg might be road out Of tnc Re.
rubIicaupt party for furnishing data
to The enemy, which. from sta.
tisucal point, puts thc calamity
croakcrs in BAD odor. A report
furnished tothc Associated Press
upon the situation there. says
The IRON and Steel mills iu This
locality are enjoying au era OF uu-
rfcccdcuted prosperity At the
Pennsylvania steel Works tho
production Of rails and Bcsscmer
steel last week was the heaviest for
years The rail mill uudc 1000
tons Of rails last week, thc largest
production .u To-, history
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
An OBJECT LESSON.

Democrats, ak Republican why
Henry g. aud Thomas Davis, So
cdlcd Democrats, are opposing the
election of W l.. Wilson. aud they
wiIl tell you brc,usc Wilson voted
for FIRE coal which was az inst the
interest Of the Davis Bros, for the
Davis Bros. want protection on coal
in order to "Protcct the American
labor" Thcn ask tho Republican
to explain why IL is that the Davis
Bros. discharge American coal min.
er5 when they object 10 a reduction
in wages and replace the 10icricaA
miners with the paDDer miner Of
Europe? II he is an honest man
he can make bat one answer, and
that is, Bcc0USe II is in the iBierca
" Me DtciS Broihcrs, Gccuuse il is
molcy in Heir pochcf Now, # your
Republican friend is an honest and
fair man, he viii have TO ackncwl.
edge that the Davis Brothers do
not ask for tariT on coal for the
pur, o3o of Dro/cci,ng Che ImcrJcun
miner. The is "a fair sample Of the
intentions aud workings Of Pro-
tcctiyc Tariff.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

All The lands and cottages at Deer
Park belonging to tx Senator Hen.
ry G.. Davis have been sold TO q
Baltimore syndicate, composed OF
John Gill, ~. G.. Frick aud others.
These gentlemen propose 70 erect
some large and handsome build
iug5 by next season, and have them
ready for occupancy during The
summer months.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

Ilad w +. Wilson, o8 Chpirman
Of TIC Ways aud Means Committee.
voted for an increase of tariff on
the monopoli5tic industries bc could
have retired from Congress q mil
lionalro ten times and every mo-
nopolist in the United states howl
ing for his retGrn 10 Congress. Bat
as an honest man he could not be-
tray The people who scut him there.
Hence tile cause Of monopoly fight.
ing TO defeat him and the people
horoically battling 80 rcturn him.
Columns might be written in com
mcndatidn or culogy Of W. l.. viii
son, but thc above is the correct
statement Of Vie case aud as true as
Holy Writ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
Tie BroMns StlIlAhend.

The people Of Bclington, W VA;
arc proud Of Que OF their citizens,
whose only claim to groatncss is
his enormous beard and mustache.
Ills name Is james Brown. Brown
is six feet and one inch IN height,
but even bis great stature docs not
hinder his chin beard front ttdiling
ON the floor when hc stands erect.
The mustacho is even greater cd :
rioslty than his beard; being ex-
actIy seven feet and four lnches
from zip to tip"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Our weekly Letter from the uomc OF
Uncle SAM"
NASutNGroN, -. c..
Oct. 20, 1894. (

Oct. 90, 1894.
l here S a pcrceptiblc decrease
ic the hustle at the headquarters
OF the Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee. rhc can.
palgn has passed the threcquartcr
post, and Is now on tho nome
stretch. The work OF the COM
mittce reached high water mark
about two weeks ago, aud for a
inc III IRE than million docu-
mcnls day were handled. Since
then the work has been gradually
decreasing, all the documents dc.
sired having been sent out, except
IN near by districts, where docu-
menis continue TO Uo Sent out in
small quantities. On the whole
members "f the committee are fair
" well satisfied with the work of
the campaign, although the mck of
money prevented their carrying out
the entire programme as it was or.
lgInnlly arranged. Chairman
Faulkner has just completed II re-
vised estimate, based upon the
latest Information from the Con
grcssional districts. He doesn't
care to make this estimate public.
further than TO sny that it gives the
Democrats II majority Of 20 in the
next House, at this time, although
he takes pleasure in showing it to
Democrats who call ON him and
explaining to them the foundation
for each estimate. 10 make 1t
pubic might result ih tic loss Of
several districts 10y putting over
confident opponents on their guard.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

For the Iast twenty. years the
Democrats have been preaching and
advocating Tariff Reform, which
was iu the interest Of the many as
against the few. For twenty-five
long years the war has been waged
FOR tariff reduction. Every tariff
reduction measures passed by o.
Democratic Congress during that
time has been opposed by q Re-
publican Senate or President. Still
the campaign Of education went ON
until the people gave the Demo.
cratic party both Houses oil Con.
gress and the Presidency. The issue
between the two great parties was
clearly defined The people uAdcr.
stood what they were voting for.
They voted for reduction Of the
tariff They were heart sore of
"Protcctlon to American ltbor. q"
which wa' % protect 'on to MONOPOLY
instead Of labor. Now what o6icc
ton can Democrats have to the
Wilson Bill; Is 10 not in accord
ance with the doctrine aud priuc,.
pie ot Dcmocracy3 Is 80 not Il stcp
in the right direction for rcduc.
oiIou iu taxation for which tho Dem
crsis bavc Fought ,o uo0Iy and so.
long Certainly 8, Isl.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

~ Beverly Thursday Che Demo.
Gratis bad thc biggest dcmonstra.
ton ever held iu theconuiy. Three
oxen were to- De roasted and the
speaking lasted MI day and part Of
the night Such eminent states
men as Geu. ftzlugb Zee of vir-
guit. Cen. Wiio Hampton OF
South Carolina. llou WIN. T.. Will
SON, EN.Gov p. W. Wilson OF this
stale and John i Davis of Clurks
puIg,'crc Advertised lo be- present..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
M.a2Aw AND N2Lsou At vzwBURa
Special TO the Register.

Special TO the Register.
NEwBCHG, ". Va, Oct. 18.-
The Hon. Fred j. Nelson, Of Mary
Land, and Hon. John #. McGraw.
addressed the largest Democratic
meeting at Aliens Hall last night
that has been held in Preston coun.
ty this campaign. The ball was
packed. The speakers were nitro
duced by Dr. VIM NJ. Dent, "a
member oi the Congressional Com
mittce, in neat and appropriate
speeches. Mr.. Nelson made very
able plea IN favor Of the common
people Of the country aud showed
conclusvely tAat the Wilson bill
would give to them cheaper fuel,
cheaper clothes and Jheapco all the
nccessarics Of lie, and give steady
wages TO the working man. Ills
eulogy Of Hon. ". l.. Wilson was
q grand burst Of cloqucncc.
Mr.. McGruw received quito an
ovation. lie proceeded to Jisscct
the political c,rcer OF Stephen B.
Eikins.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

W. j.. Wilson stood up and fought
manly for the people at Washing
toa, and the people are fighting
earnestly and enthusiastically for
Honest Billy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

The combined Doodle of the mo-
nopolists and the Vicious lies f
the Rel ublican newspapers and
stump speakers cannot defeat Hon.
est Billy wilson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

y little paragraph in the book
OF appropriations made by the last
Congress speaks volumes in favor
of the Democratic party. 1t is
that which shows that tho Dom
ocraiic Congress abolished 923
Offices, the annual cost of which
had been l,235, ,002. That is a
bit of practical economy that every
voter ought TO be able to opprc
ciatc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

Everybody who believes IN gov
ernmcnt Of the people, by the peo.
pie and for the people, should vote
for W. J.. Wilson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
HOTEL CENTRAL.
GRAFTON. ". Va.

LOCATED NEAR ALL DEPoTs.
Obllging and polite portcrs.
Reasonable rates. Well lighted and
Free Samrlc Room.
- well kept Bar Of fine Wines, III.
quors, &c, lately opened.
Fine whisky speciality.
II. j. MCAVAY. Proprietor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

The Chinese minister to CHS
country talks as chccrfully Of The
war in which bis country has up to
nov bccn licked as candidate
With q "cInch' docs OF election
day lie remarked complacontly
To- " member Of Tho diplomatic
corps day or two ago "Do-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

All who believe IN honest gov
crnmcnt cannot oppose the election
Of " l.. Wilson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

spite all that Japan has done, de-
spite all the Ublnamen Killed. We
still have an empire of immense
size aud about i50, 900, 600 rcoplo
lett. We have Resources II which
the world knows nothing. China
has not yet raised her liahd, Whcn
she does she viii let 1t fli hbot
Janan aud crush her as easily as ~!
elephant would crush d rat" To
other people It looks lis though
China were playing tic part of the
rat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25


Democrats. when Republicans do
nounce tho Wilson, Tariff Bill. ask
them why 1t Is That mono Of Tho
Republican newspapers or stump
speakers to-day tell the people that
If they elect a Republican, Congress
they will restore the Mckinley
Tariff Bill! Not one Of them dare
do 1t. They say to tie peoplb, "lf
you elect ii R0publIc,ih Congress wo
promise you there will be no tidRct.
ing with the tariff" Ia 3ther
words, they say, 1--WE will let tho
Wilson Biz alone, for to attempt
to increase the tariff ngnin we arc
afraid you would ask for d greater
reduction IN the tariff !" Tie fact
of the matter IS, that The leaders OF
the Republican, party to day realize
the necessity of tariff redhclion
Themselves, bit they have gone SO
Ir III their advocacy Of "Pfotec-
ton" that they Gnd 1t an uphill
job to cut loose from monopoly.
like tile ''bloody SHIFT" "Protcc-
ton has served It's day. II has
dawncd on them that the people arc
doing their own reading aid think.
ing these days. They have been
voting long enough to enrich the
few at the expense Of the mahy.
When the people do their own
reaiing and thinking, it is safe to
predict that they will vote lnlGlli-
gently aud in the interest Of theft
own pocket book.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

Army officers are plc,scd that
Secretary Lamont has about made
up his mind that they cdn serve
the country better By sticking to
tie military duties for which they
were educated chan by being de-
tailed to act a6 Indian agents, al.
though Sonic other people arc not.
II is not expected that there will
be any sudden or eoncfal change,
Jdl That civilians @ill be gradually
appointed indlah agents in place
Of tie ARMY officers now performing
that duty until ail OF the officers
hpyc been returned 10 tbeir reg.
lmcuts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

Whatever else may be said for or
against Senator German, no as
pcrSions can with truth be cast up.
on his loyalty to the Democratic
party at all times and under all
circumstances. Therefore no sur
prise was ft.t in Washington when
the announcement was made that
Senator German would go to New
York to help elect Senator Hill.
although the personal relations be-
tween the two men have been de
cldcdly unpleasant for some time.
In thus laying aside bis personal
feeling against the head Of the
ticket aud working for the success
Of the party, Senator German has
set nm example that might with
profit TO the party be followed by
every Democrat who IS lukowarm
IN the support Of the ticket because
II happens 10 contain the name Of
some man whom he personally dis
likes, or with whom he is on un
pleasant terms. Ever since The
campaign Of 1881, when as chair
man of the National Democratic
Committee, he carried New York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
rnmnnnclnl.

Mivor-Julius K. Monroe.
Ns.prI Isr-rsIiv Elliott. Jr.
80 tleii zen y. Ami trtiu, Win r. Nnuear.
Ml-'hr q. Feather, viii A. Thomas aud !.
r,vl sergeant Charles W. Dorsey
Societies
Ruights of Pvthias-LoIgc meets every Tues
day evening ~ their ball over J. W. Bakers
tore at S.0l O'Clock.
tuiepeD lent Orler of OH Fsllows-Lodgc
0eefs cvcry SATURDAY evening at their hail iu
Bishops gl,rk at s9l O'Clock.
G,lie1 Rule Encanpnent. No 30. 7. o. q. y.
ruaffs Firt aud Third Monday evenings of
e trt np1th, iit the odd Fellows Hall. over the
pofto rce.
Ths tplepcn lont Orderof Good Tsr1plars
y lte 'tts ev"~v Friday evening, iu the J. q
o. y. utll. ~ 400 o'clock.
<i1x P'dip rribo 50. -. tpproved Ordor of
Rel qel mcets evarv wednesday evening M
8 . 81 rt ir tho knights of Pythias Hail over
Blffrr's stnre.
t"l Np'icln Ne"htuc l-Noois evorv Wod-
p""iGv evening ~ g O'Clock in the odd Fc'
10y Htll ove- the Postodice.
f~t ant tbi~d MONDAY in each month af s01 %"
NJ ~ tho knights of Pytbias iall ovct Bakers
Churches.
s,-virss- -P-,tcIi1e overv sn1dIv ,i f1.301 ",
Nnl Ip.n. Snndav Sohnol ai . %. m. cfass
No't1F i N. foTuT F1lfs Nertfnrnf % 3H %.
TO- prayer N'''''s every Thursday evening at
.ra,,fi,' Church Rev. J.J Molancy. Pastor.
seryic, second and Fourth sunday in each
u,pnfl. at 1890. A. N and T. r. M pravrr
Mcetins. Fir't ana Third sundays at 7.P. VI.
presbvfcriau church No Pngo.
PrcGrlting every sabbath 90 fOan % M
an1 so. IN Pr1ver Meeting every WcInc sday
evening 40 Su'clnck. sundfv school af o sd .f u
" g. church Rev 70. s. smith PASTOR.
Fr3t"Id1s every fourth sunday .u each month.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

The champion OF the people, W
L. WILSON.
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DIR ECTORY.
Stnt. O0irinis

Governor William A. MacCorklc K,,,,h,
county. ~ -"
Secretary of State-wi,liam 4. Chiffon. Ka.
naNha county. -"
\ iditor-i~aac V. Johnson. Barbour county
red'arer-lohn ". rowan Monroe county .
\ ~. Attorney .;en'i--O. ID. Cook. Ohio cnurty
Snpt. oi svhuols-Nirgil 4. Lewis. Mason 90
llutdhl Ho;iordi-J tneS a. HOlley. Lincoln
county.
: ~ Librarian 80 harleS Hagan. Marion CO.
privdt" >ec'y - GOV John B. White u.,tnn.
shire cOUuty.
CtISt c.erN Auditors Ofhce--Wm. \. Cracrutt
Scc'y states OtiCe--ts. q. Chiffon
Supt. schools q" # J. t,ru>s
IRE t~urer'S q" Percy koD.au
- Adit Gems
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

IL W. Watson clerk the o certify the
to M and il Office according ngoIw which
oil rqion
j. W Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

Secretary Carlisle will certainly
make speech at Louisville before
the close of tho campaign; aud IL
Is probable that lie will also mako
one at indianapolis and another at
New York,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

The next session Of the grand
lodge Of X Of +. will be held at
Fairmont. At the session Held at
Huntington last week officers were
elected as follows G. W. nlI;
Charleston, grand chancellor; W.
II Bakcr Farmont, vice grand
chancellor; w T.. Wc5t. Hunting
ton, probate; VI. Il. Smith. Grafton.
masterof c&chcqucr; Paul Pregcr,
Pfkersburg, master at-arms; Man
or Jcpkius, Piedmont, Keeper Of
records and seals; S. a. Posten
Morgantown, inside guard; -;
Baden, Faifmont, outside guard
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

From report Of the State Su-
pcrrntendoDt Of Free Schools IT IS
learned that ,he public schools Of
West Virginia have enrolled 5,49t
teachers and ioJ,2o3 pupils. Ot
the teachers rs are colored and OF
the pupils G,55S. There arc $3.50
white male and ,o33 female teach .
crs, 92,52G male aud 9s 4s0 femsi5
pupils. West Virginia spends az
uually one and 70 half million dol
Tart oil her public schools. and hcF
school property valued 80 two ast
ouC-h0lf mllOhs q Iolfsfr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA,

If you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease, write to y w. FITZGERALD.
Washington, ID. G.. lie isa citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
state
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

The latest reports from Chair.
man Wilson'S district. brought by
those who have carefully gone oycf
the ground, is that lie will not only
be Reelected, but that his mia jotity
will exceed Tint given him Ia 02.
Ills presence seems TO huvo aroused
the enthusiasm of his constituents
to an unusual degree.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
MlgIS rates.

Wrgw ~ District, Joseph " Goodwin and
Joseph H. Miller.
Ntlo', I Il. fptin AL \. j. DeBorrv.
Lon, &tssne trgtinS IA James NcGee.
K;p. II. l. Va is'er al LucIs Fnrfntn.
Uubl. lila, Scheer AMI \ VI. Berry
PbrtH1 L. J>hl V. Iill AM Nbsrt g Mason.
Pl"lstli. L,vi 2. Miller snl D. Il. Martin
Gflit, !. T.. Bril-
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Constable.

gvppl. Thomas Htwker arI Geo F Hon
IN an.
Y tlley nanuHl Dixon anil. f.. Watson.
LYON. !. W Criss aud ". Is. Taylor.
Reno. +. VI iIlbritter au c. y tideTour
Union, u. ". Myers and Geo. GeisSman
P'rtit ]. w. y. NcGinnlS and W. r. Snroyer
Pleasant. J \ Kelly and J. VI shaw.
Grant, :. +. Conner tui J W. Michaels.
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Jllss !. tcNSsn. PdrNsrsburg. Wood Go.
Etes -. 4. N' 'rc, Clhr<>Burg. Harrison Go.
,C.S District Att'y-C. g. Watts. Charleston
kanUwhu county
''t. pst \tturney-Stuart r. Walker. Mar
TN Durs. Beer Selcy county
: MarShti-N. :. NiHson. WaVnc county.
Chet Deputy a. Il. Garden Ohio county
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Postmaster General Bissel re-
turned from his vacation this week
and settled down for another long
period of work, which he Away
does with Il rush THAT Is Wonderful [
for Il man OF his size and build.
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supreme Court OF ,poeaIs

W, English President. Mirou county
Horny BrdnDpn. Lewis ca.
Homer III. Holt, Greenbricr Co.
NJ III. Dent, Taylor Co
Col. Charles ilcirick. Crer. Kanawha county.
q. :. Long, Clerk. Kauawh Co
4. = Riley, Reporter. Ohio county
CJtSe1es ~ Ch ~ le Il An SeconI Wednesday 4,
ahu cry; Wheeling. ir>t We lneSday in June
Ch1ricStowa, hrst Wednesday Ia september
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tirst niS'rict-Jcii q. Pentlcton Wheeling.
Ohio Couutv.
.oSu. Jefferson O.
rtirl District lnhn u. Alderson. Nicholas C..
H., N,c'tpla, County.
r" irfh district lanes Clpehart, Point P!ens
ant, dt,Dn county,
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DE"urY sIERIFFS
KiugV ppl OiStrict-Luther McMillen
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Portland
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PIE X tnt J $50 ph VI shaw
Cn-rt Circuit art Tohn W Watson
Clerk CbI1ty 60 lrt--T. Ami Martin
Pr rp'ceItiug Ntprney-D. " Wptring
C'l1tY surveyor \. =. Nc H'ileu
Su 1t. II hIblS-LlrIin FOrtney
Assessor East Si.le. q thriel Puiliam.
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