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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

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Las Vegas, Oct 2e.--Yes,erdsy vas
convention day In Las Vegas. -Four con.
vcnt,oos In one day ought IN be enough
10 give every one choice. bu, u DID not.
40 We have another to-day. The COO.
ven,ious yesterday, when they met. we're
fully determined 10 make = change In ,b.
management 81 county affairs, and the
only way II could be done was by MAX.
ing q combination ~ all sgsins, the Ro
m~ro. Marines ring. The coni-rcncr
committees, mentioned In your sp.cisl 81
yesterday. found each COMMITTEES willing
Ia sacrifice some 81 thsir interests, as
they considered them, In order 10 make .
fusion t,cks,, and the nam.s Of Miguel
SslsxAr, Lorenzo Lopez, v A Mama.
mares and J. \. Duncan especially prove
that the ticket 10 very strong Each con-
ven,ion remained In sessiou Till all others
hal made their nominations, aud a. fast
~ co,nrnit,.es reported their nominations
they were sdded to the ticket, I'LL each
convention had . full ticket, all alike,
but with separate congressional nomina.
,ions and different head. The rcpubl,.
cans nominated Hon T. u. Cstron with
cheers. the democratic put Antonio Joseph
al the head Of theirs. much to the disgust
" most of the convention. three. fourths
Of whom will vote against him The
populists, Of course, put in Col Mills,
while the Independents len theirs blank
w.. ,h.. Democratic convention 6rsi
met, Mr.. Joseph, who was In town, wen'
into the hall. but no one paid any attsu.
ton " him. Afterwards he won't al
again aud was asked u speak. which h
did, but the applause came from only
four or ave Of the entir. convention.
The union party are holding their con
vention to-day at the court house. Man
u-i G, de Bscs In temporary chairman
Placido SAndovAl and tArlns Martinez
vice presidents; Tranquilino LAbadi
and Carlos GAbaldon, secretAriesj Ru
genio Romero, 1t 10 said, will lie put o.
the ticke, for county commissioner 10 ru
ags,ns, his old opponent, Lorenzo Lopez
and Hilario Romero will be nomipsts'
for sheriff There have been many prom
ises made for the different Offices, and be
fore the session 10 over there will likel
be . great deal Of dissatisfaction an
boiling.
The ars, case against the Doher,y mui
derss at Mora finally secured twelft
Juror this morning. Asos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
sess,us,s. o. CssAs,s.ee.

At = meeting Of q. K. Warren Relief
Corps No. Z, held October l6. the follow
ing resolution wss unanimously adopted I:
The members Of this corps desire TO
express their sympathy 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Harsch uron receiving the cad intslli-
gcnco Of the death Of their beloved
mother, MIRA. Elisabeth Harsch, who died
at Peoria, ILL.,. recently, At the age u 81
years.
Having spent q most useful and long
life, she passed away to her reward
abovsi and this thought suggests the
most soothing and satisfying consolation
that can IN offered.
FRANCES NJ. CusrxRs, See'y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

The Deming Headlight, saysi 1
Tanning Extrac, company has q
ahead for sixteen carloads u the ers
Az ,hi. time d the year some difiiesI
experienced 10 finding the root, 4
leaves are just beginning 10 show I
ground. Manager Allairr has four q,
At work digging. aud will shorsl
storing . carload " roots . day
Hawaiian consul al San Franciso,
autographed for = sample sbipmen, Z
root for the purpose Of esperiw.,
with II on the isla nds."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
new PES, master.

This afternoon siegfrisd 0-unsl
ceived . telegram from his
Ernest Grunsisld, now In Was
City, that ths latter had received
pointment Of postmaster for Albuq
Mr. Grunsfeld 10 . retired M
quite wealthy, and for the PC
months has been on . visit 10
He was endorsed by Delegate Joe
b. FERGUSON and J II. Crist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

The best sAlve In the world ID
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun
sores, letter. chapped hands, CHI
corua. and all skin eruptions, az|
lively cures piles, or no pay requ'
10 guaranteed 70 give perfect satH
OF money rsfundsd. Price % %
boz. For sale by Dr.. Thos. z. b
60o. drussisss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

The people Of Bland are N be congrat-
ulAted on the assured success Of their tun-
mol. which will develop . number Of the
b-s, mines In that vicinity. The company
has made such an excellent showing that
Walter G, HAdlsy will invest largely In
the enterprise, and II is rumorsd will
take the presidency Of the company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

Amer du. consideration have conclud.
ed to withdraw from the rsos for terrific.
rial council on the fusion ticket. desire
To thank my many friends for extending 10
me their suffrage, but hope that they
will consider my wishes aud regard my
withdrawal As hnAl. VIZ McIsrosu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

The democratic county convention. for
BernAiilio' got on quite . quantity Of
Wind. In the shape Of resolutions. The
whole batch 10 ridiculous In the extreme,
d. only 10 have originated from such .
sourcsi bot the acme Of absurdi,y 10
reached when they say,
We show him the republican sand Idass
for conevessl 70 the people, a. daeoins a
Highland ding on the grave Of his own
political offspring.
Why O Highland ains, in.ls.d of q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
lsiverutsy Neses.

Tn. young ladies Of the University have
formed an athletic club, and will have for
two days In the week the use Of the gym
nasium. They met on Friday and elected
two captains, Mise Stagg and Miss Leek-
ley, who are 10 be held responsible 70 Mr.
Gibbons, the captain Of the young mems
athletic ASSOCIATION.
The University foot ball team play
the Indians . practice game to-day. On
Thanksgiving they will play Las Cruces
again.
DR. Yesterday did not lecture ysster-
day. but next Friday he Intends Il do 90
Monday, in the time Of the singing
class. . "Schubcrt hour will be held.
There 10 very interesting program pre-
pAred.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
TINE UNIVERSITY.
It's Present Condition as Re
ported b, Prof. Hadley.
A WORTHY INSTITUTION.


kdi,or. uisea
Having received many inquiries IN re-
gard 10th. present condition 1T the Unit
v-rsiiy. ! avail myself 81 ,h" "fisr "
Tm ciriIss to give few items 81 in.
formation
The pr-sent year openci On September
3, With for'y.nine students present Inc
number has steadily Increased. and the
snrnllmen' has nov r-ach"'i sevrn'y'two'
We have lie lined to accept great num-
b-rd applicants who we're not sntho'en'iy
advanced tor our lowest classes Anh'
even now, We have some VINO c"nih lie
H"r'-d quite az wei IN sch'"is "i lower
grade Indr-d' 81 present we are not
measuring our suc'ese ny numo"rs' W"
arr lsb"r'ng Tor col eye "rganns''"n' col.
lrg- classes ami college spirit 10 toe eno
that the Cniversny may At once tAA" We
proper RANK Al TIE heal 81 tue puo'n "n'
ucA''on of The territory In all OF These
lAfhcniHr attn p'rsScn " say 'ns' our
faculty believe that ~earr making salts
factory pt"gr'es
IA !" college "rgAnEA'i"n' l hnnd' "n
taking charge an "sc"l'rn' faculty. ra"h
one specially n't~d "r the WORK nnh-r
hs charge rhey are All w"rh'hs I'D I~r
feet scc"ri and with unusual enthusiasm
We have ahop'eh a. courses I" s'nhy IN
'"ndei 10 NJ student" Tor the rrrsh'n~h
year 81 real nhiV"rH'y ana e"'-g- WORK.
'h" LH''n' ~c"n''hi anu 'he hhsI'r"
courses recently rrc'inm-nhed Wy TN"
COMMITTEE OF l"n' ~'"S s's@ssmt'S 81
tn" Judgment al loo -min-nt educators
I. f"r ""r'nAn and French, ~ those courses
A.. We have substituted Spanish
. These courses extend through t"n'
, years and the student VII" has com
r pic''Ti these can c"nhden'l! Ask ahm'S'
- Sou !" any respectable college IN the
/, UnIte'i states The normal course IN 'h'
), University is identical win tue hn.iHt
A r"un" during tue nrs' Nv" years NJ"
!. during the last Two professional w"T'
y. takes the place OF a portion 81 the HIS
y tory and English. have no kn"wieds'
y of better normal course anywhere
/. The COMMERCIAL department IL thor
n "ughiy established aud DOING enceiien
4 w"rk Through the unusual ho-rai''y
q our reHhen' phyS'e"ns' ~h" S"iun'A u!
), c"n'r'h"'" courses oi iec'urr"' the seho"
;, fharmscy ~ "k'hs su"e'Sh''a' '"rh
p. ana promises I" tie very pr"'ao'e,
!, IN rrsa" " c"'rse CLASSES anu s'"u
, en" " Ia u" eiAgeefA''"n " ray 'na' 'p
i. unV-rS'y Ia" spienhm nucleus "
j. strong ana g"" men anu women ~n
reflect credit On 'he homes where the!
come ineiudinx the normal d"par'me"
there are about wen'y I" These rnr'
are mostly men AN" Women NJ" BOYS An'
s'r'S iney arr gHs' scholars An" ~""''
10 e'"d' u any INSTITUTION -" Instance
'ur y"""s me" e""l"~e INC c'aS' III P'"'
s"'"e'ry' anu 'our young "ome" s"'
w" young men '"e e'Ass !" s"''
, se""e'ry In All my ~A'","s nav
never seen oe''rr or s'r''s"r e'asses -
tue o"''ers's ~ P'eee"' A'' s'' ''Ae'e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
Arissaa s.sii,lelAsa.

Judge G. " wright, Of Ph@uiz. who u
stun ping Aripoaa In the intsrssi u the
r-publIcan ticket, came up from the south
lao, night aud ieh fur winslow on tbs No.
8 passenger train ., II y. IN, xhsrs hs
sidrsssss shs republicans Of that town 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

= McChrrnry. PR, H., ~ the Rio
purrru lirigp' - anu Colonization com
pAny, ar WIN | Nc Mac -r, one 81 the
large. directors IN 10 company. who ar.
ri,s.i III" other day frum the east and
n" city y-r,eriay. DR. NJ. Tygrt and
''m'I, AID Win IL. Livingston. ~ Ruth.
effort, N J arr late arrivals fr'm the
east. and Mr. McCh-rn-y informs THH
CITIZEN that they will locHt. On he Rio
Purrcn. r. l. Bo,,g-r. also ~ New J-r.
--y and father II G. A. ik,tger, II the
Rru,ivAl- colony. has also arrived, Th-se
new arrivals vii iocA,e out on the Rio
Pu-rcn, aud engage In farming and fruit
| raising.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

~ worh rather trust that
than any doctor ] know o." ed
Hattie Mason, Of Chiltoe. Carter
No., In speaking Of Chanberlain's
Cholera and Disrrhos Remedy
by T. H. Burgess q SSn. DruGxisi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
Z Ten pt~ OF Health.

Where vigor, go"t digestion. appetit.
And sound repc~e minister Ia physical
comfort, " tn. bSiily structure which,
however much its foundations have
been capped by III health. has been re-
sior-d-rrbuilt a. II wee--by the great
r~novating tonic, Host.tter's Stomach
Biiers. Nothing infus-s rengtb into .
dsbili,H,ed frame like this saving me,i,-
cine, which, in the vigor and regularity Il
im,'arts ~ the system endows II with the
-ureet defense agsins, dis-as-, and the
b-st guaranty "a long life and bale
old age. Worn out men Of business,
tired mocha MICS. overworked mill hands.
m,n-rs, broken down by hardship and
exposure To- malaria, mariners and tour
ists all declare tina, II 10 the hest safeguard
against the Influences Of fatigue, bodily
or mental. and " climate and tempera
,ur-. InooinparHble for billiousnees,
rheumatic, kidney and nervous troubles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

night. He will slsn make spesches Al
Piaxstsf, Prcsco,ta d other twns In Ar.
isona along the A,isn,i. q Psciac.
Hon Prsnk Cor. the Ph9uis sit"rney
for IA. tou bern Pacific road. Who has
h..n ms hing sp--chrs for the democratic
marty out IN northern snd western Ari.
rons. came IN from the wee, Lac, night aud
continued suu,h 10 Tucs,u anil Bowie.
During the brief stop 81 N. g.n,lelnen
In he city, Judge WIN. Burns aud Chas
sange,er showed them cnurissies
Judge Wright advanced the opinion
,ha .he vo," ON d-legat. Ia rongress ~
Arizona will he cln--, hut the sdvAbisge
for the election ~ Hon. Oakrs Mnrphy. the
r-pu blican candidate, 10 decHi-dly the
br'ght.n,. The big circulation ri THr
CirisRS." remarked the judge, "in al
quarters ~ Az Snna 10 DOING gres, good
for the republican party"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
rhe,tse,. wreck.

J. II. lh H. ri, ens in-eri JET. Roberta,
h,rn.An. and W fsrnswor,h. who
were u jur,d IN = wreck on III. Santa f-
rnad nj the Rlncon pump house the other
day, " ere taken NJ to the rHirusd com.
pans hospital al Las Vegas Les, night
In p-,isl csboos- No 70. Eugin--r DE
Hart had his right fn, and leg badly
wren hrd and nprsin-'i Fireman Rob~rts
10 hur, Ahnu, the right ankle, stomach
and back. II II Alrn Thought that he re-.
crivrd internal injuries. The lcf, leg II
MIR Rsruswor,h, who 10 q brother IL Con.
due ~ Frank farnrwmth, IN br,k-n NJ
the thigh. while he received - her injur.
rn slout the b"iy. A d,rcopnectsd
switch-the work 81 soine malicious
-cnun irrl-ihe large, being turned for
the main track. was the caur. " the ac-
cSirnt. III. engine bring di,ck-l. Con-
| iurtnr fHrneworth went up on the No.
train laat nigh, ,n III" Las Vegas hospital
With hlr injured brother.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03

There 10 no medicine % often needed Ia
every home and % admirably adapted "
che purposes for which Il 10 intended ~
Chamberlain Pain Balm. Hardly q
week passes but some member Of the
family has need Of Il.
A tooshachs or headache may be cured
by II. A touch Of rheumatism O. neural.
gis Quoted, The severe pain Of . burn
or sea d promptly reliened and the sort
healed In much less time than when med
icine has TO he sent for A sprsin spay h
promptly treated before inflammation se;s
10, which insurrs cure 10 about one.
third Of the time otherwise required
Cuts and bruises should receive imme.
dists treatment before the pArts become
swollen, which can only bs done wheu
Pain Balm 10 kept 81 hand. A sorv
throat may ba cured before II oomss seri
Gus. A Troublesome corn may be 70
moved by applying II twice day for q
week or two A lame back may bs
cured and several days Of valuabls tim.
saved or . pain In the side or chest 70
lieved without paying . doctor bill. Pro-
cure 30 cent bottle NJ once and you
will never regret Il. Rr sAle by T. II
Burgess 4 Son. Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-03
Ne~ CsrpsrGstsns.

The Albuquerque M-rcI atile company
has fled articles Of incorporation with
the territorial secretary The company
Ia st,ck-d at $l0.0O,I, in shares Of $l0G
each. IN run for dry years The direct
ore are John Flournoy. Of Los Angeles,
and John Conn Flournoy aud Alouxo b
Mcmillan. Of Albuquerque. TIE con-
pany will do . general mercantile bust
ness
Frank T. Bailey, the former agent Of
the Cocbiti Mining a Milling company
has been rucceeded by Mr.. W. c. wyn.
koop. Of Denver. at Allerton, the CON.
psny having given his name To Secretary
Miller as the proper person upon whom
process may he served.
The Philharmonic Band association, oi
sncorro, have dled with Secretary Miller
q certificate Of . change Of name 10 the
Philharmonic Musical association.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.

The lawyers of the State con-
vened in annual session IN the
Court House at Grafton, Kednes-
day of last week, and had a very
pleasant time. There was far
attendance from different sections
of the State. The local blr ban
quoted their visitors in most ele.
CANT style at the Grafton Hotel
under the personal supervision Of
Captain George w. Hoover, who
has almost a world wide fame for
getting up banquets. The large
dining hall was tastefully decorated
while the tables almost groaned
under their heavy load OF the
choicest fruits and viands the mar
ket affords. Col. joint. McGraw
presided and acquitted himself with
dignity and in q most happy man
ner. Many we're the compliments
he received.
Following were the toasts West
Virginia Bar Association, Hon. J.
d. Ewing; The Virginia Lawyer,
Judge Samuel Woods; The Bar
Association and the Legislature,
Prof. w. r. Wiley; The Supreme
Court, Judge NJ. IL. Dent; The
LAWYER in Politics, Hon. John W.
Mason; The Circuit Judge as a
Circuit Rider, Judge r. p. Jacobs;
The Practicing Lawyer. d. G. Yves
tcnbayer; Oar Absent Mem bers, j
w. Vandervyrt.
John II. Holt, w. r. ID. Dent
and Justice @. p. Guard also made
speeches. They closed with all
standing while they sang "Auld
Lang Syne" aud drank health to
Hon. b. f. Martin. who was unable
TO attend.
The proceedings Thursday we're
Of a routine nature. A resolution
was passed by the Executive Com
mittec to publish a monthly law
journal. The election resulted in
the choice Of Judge T. +. Jacobs.
Of New Martinsyiile, as President.
Vice Presidents ~ follows Isl De.
trict, ThayeF Melvin; 2nd, Judge
Woods; Ord, a. NJ. PSundstopc.
4fh, T. W. Vandervort. Secretary.
y. 9. Westenhayer; Treasurer, VI.
N Miller.
The next session will be held AZ
Charleston the first Tuesday Of
febguary, 1875,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11

The Wilson Tariff Bill is for the
benefit of the masses, hence the
kick from the classes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11
Good Farm for Sale.

Five miles from Rowlesburg. 10.
Gated near Cheat bridge in Reno
District, Preston county. It con
sists Of 100 AcRes-70 acres i'm
proved. Good residence, blrn and
other outbuildings.
The so acres Of woodland is we'll
situated within half mile Of Cheat
River and contains upwards Of Two
Hundred Thousand Feet Of Fine
White Oak Timber.
The whole will be sold at bar
gain, on easy terms.
Apply TO p. A. CoxTPB,
R0wlesburQ. w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11

We have mo desire to torture the
journal, but If it can find time
from its laborious duties of defend
ing monopoly, we would like for it
to explain how the Mckinley Tariff
Bill killed the shook industry.
This is case of pure strangulation
from McKinleyism, and one Which
the Journal never mentions in it's
sermon on Protection ~ 1t will
make mighty interesting reading
Tor the Journal readers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11

Rev. j. f. Chenowets. who has
been merchandising at Rowlesbu re-
the past year, made an assignment
70 j. q. Hoeton and Charles Chen
oweth. The liabilities are about
% 200, and the assets, the remain-
der OF the old stock of goods, which
viii not bring more than four or
five hundred dollars, and perhaps
5000 worth book accounts, SO that
he will not pay over 20 per cent.
e. Nj. Bishop, Of tins place, who
cold him the stock Of goods, will be
cut about a thousand dollars and
will be the heaviest loser.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11

There is a good show now for
gctting branch OF the Kelley In
stltate located in Kingwood. Col.
lie Gage Pratt, OF Wheeling, and
MIR. w. j.. Hough, OF Fairmont.
we're here Monday in the interest Of
the Keeley business. A public
meeting was held at the Court
House that night and the matter
discussed fayorably. The plan is
70 rent or purchase the Gordon
liouse and convert II into a Kelley
Institute, The total stock is to be
5000, with a paid up capital Of
$1,000 for start. Senator Woriey.
lion. Vim. g. brown, ex. Senator
Dawson, d. NJ. Wotring and others
ere interested in the move.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11

The Lawyer Editor Of the Jour-
mi has surrendered to Sheriff Shaw
very gracefully. which is an ac-
acknowledgement that there is one
man in the Republican party Of
Preston county who cannot be die
iAies 70 and run BY the Ring. More
power 10 your manhood and iDds-
pendence, Sheriff Leroy shaw !
You are the first oaice-seeker and
oGice-holder IN Preston county who
has had the tcmerity and manhood
- defy the Republican Bosses and
administer 10 them a black eye and
= bloody nose. Tbus DO We see
manhood and honesty rewarded by
fhe people and Ringisin and Bossism
hgmiliated and trailed 10 tie dust,
rhere, let rs hope, IS will remain
SyeoVes , Let every cody rc5olcc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11

A terrible tragedy occurred in
the Hospital for the Insane at Yves.
ton, Saturday. December both,
through the criminal carelessness of
II woman who got her throat cut for
her want of sense. The particular
are about as follows: Frank q.
Billingslea, formerly of Marion
county, but lately located Mt Be-
lington, in Barbour county, and in
the ding business, became insane
and was taken to the Hospital,
accompanied by his wife and
Deputy Sheriff. They stopped over
night at Grafton, the lunatic and
his wife rcoming together. He was
very restless through the night aud
got up and shaved himself with
razor his wife had very thought
fully packed in his grip for him.
They arrived at Weston Saturday
noon, and as the patient seemed
mild and harmless, he was assigned
to Ward No. 2, about the beet one
on the male side. After supper his
wife went to bis room to visit him,
and took along the small satchel
containing the razor aud other
things. The attendant left them
alone to bid each other good bye.
The maniac secretly got possession
of the razor, and at parting asked
his wife to kiss him. AS she did
so he cut her throat. She screamed
for help, and Martin Mclaughlin,
an experienced Warden who has
been there for years and is one of
the best men they ever had there,
came to her assistance. The mad
man rushed at him with the razor.
but the Warden grabbed a broom
and fought him of. The frenzied
man then turned on himself and
cut his own throit, severing the
jnglar vein, so that it is almost inn
possible for him to recover. The
physicians are doing all they can
and will probably be able to save
the woman. The latter seems to be to
blame for the whole tragedy, as no
one but her and her crazy husband
knew anything about the razor.
and she ought to have known bet
ter than to take anything Of that
kind along or allow her husband to
do SO. IL the Superintendent or
Warden or any OF the officials there
had known it, the tragedy would
never have happened. 1t occurred
in the room we occupied two or
three years and on the Ward we
had charge OF part of the time while
IN the employ of the Hospital. The
unfortunate man is brother OF
Capt. T.. A. Billagslea, of Fair
mont, Secretary of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows of this State,
and his wife was Miss Lou Morris,
a daughter Of Elliott Morris, of
Fairmont.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11

The municipal election passed
eff last Thursday SO quietly that
only about half the voters were out.
'fhe old ticket was re elected with
out opposition except the Mayor.
-. r. Jackson was brought out and
voted for. the result being 33 to 1s
In favor of j. X. Monroe, the pres
ent Mayor. Felix Elliott, Jr., for
Recorder, and w. +. Manear. j.
Ami Fartin. NJ. G. Feather, Will
A. Thomas and J. Slidell Brown
were reelected Councilmen by 81
votes each.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11

If the Bowman Bros. are engaged
In a political enterprise to furnish
The Journal Protection thunder
made-to-ordsr they should be care
ful and see to It that it bears the
brand of Honesty before they allow
the Journal to spring it on the
public, who are led to believe they
buy an honest article for an honest
price.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-01-11
TO EVBHY ONEs lNFEnEsr.

We have the largest and most
complete Stock of Boots and Shoes
10 the county. aud we will give YOU
better goods for the money than
any other store in the county.
Kemem Der that oil Boots and Shoes
guaranteed not TO rip. II they do
they will be mended free Of charge.
II you bring them in.
&. W. FAwcBTT.