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TIMECHANGED.

On eccoont oft being the time Of
Circuit Court the time heretofore,
announced, July the Sd 4th and
9Th, IS hereby changed to July 11tb
18th and 10Th, for The holding of
our County Convention. VIII the
Sunday Schools of Preston County
please note this change and sond
their delegates to Kingwood July
18th 18Th and 10Th os named above.
Two delegates from each School
beside t1o Pastor
- j Rohr5ough, Co., Pres
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a EErLy TO cIgRE MARTIN.
GAINESVILLE. June Is. 1891.

GAINESVILLE, June Is, 1894.
Sorry TO sec that the County Clork
takes SO much of The article (writ
ten some time ago) upon himself.
We hope that the shoe did not cause
any corns on his toes
When we mako use OF the expires.
sion, Tho Clerk" we may desig-
nate any one that may be writing
for the county, as the word clerk
means any one writing for another.
IL could not have meant Pullmm.
because the CoWRty Clerk knows
that he cannot write.
As to the expression, owe do not
like to pay for the recording OF
deeds that woro not on file" we
have a man hero who claims to have
had two deeds at the Clerks ONCE
for a season, aud before they were
put on record he ordered them re-
turned. and they were returned for
inspection, and afterwards bill
was sent him for the recording of
tho same. We don't like to be nu
mcrous, get "there is limit where
forbearance coases to be a virtue, "
and If Mr. Martin wishes to know
my name, he can find it by looking
ON the land book and see who paws
taxes on lots SO and % of this town
and he can also look at the records
of lots 26 aud 2S in the Assessor &
and Collectors books and find some
of the plumbers referred to. I'm the
article we simply referred To tn,
careless county officials, as the It'll,
designated, and we only wished {,
Int the mark, and we trust that W,
did, but did not think that MIR
Martin would be the first to sQueal
! SALAMANpER.
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ProG LItne

The Eye Specialist for fitting glass.
es will be at Hotel Gordon June %
and %. Eyes Examined free for
glasses properly adjusted Co SUIT
your Eyes. satisfaction Guarsu-
seed. q
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mel, was hero this week.
Miss Iona Stone is home from
the Seminary at Duckhannon.
W. Posteu s Co., will pay 1sc
for wool.
j. Lloyd Squires, OF Reedsvllle,
was here on business Monday.
w. Ii. McGibbens, of Bruceton,
was here yesterday on business.
J. w. Flynn keeps Fertilizer for
sale at all times.
The protracted meeting down at
Green's Run closed Sunday night.
Miss Lily Elliott has been here
the past week or two visiting rela-
lives.
William Reese and family Of Graf
ton, have been here during the past
week.
Davis Steam Riding Gallery that
was here some time since, il now at
Elkins.
Lloyd Watson, OF Fairmont, was
here this week visiting relatives and
friends.
Buy the Horse Shoe Fertilizer
from j. W. Flynn at II. Il. Depot.
John ii. Garner has moved into
his new dwelling house in East
Kingwood.
Richard W. Waddel, Esq, Of
Branionvlle, was here on business
last Saturday.
Charles y. Rldgway, OF Sinclair,
was here yesterday and gave US a
paying call.
Miss Moilio Mlrdock of Wheel
ing, is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Will Fawcett.
Mrs. JAS l.. Stone returned
Tuesday from a visit with relatives
at Grafton.
Maj. William McGrew and family
of Morgantown, were acre Saturday
and Sunday
Miss Irene Smollcy, who was
quite sick, is now aole to be out
again
Henry Clay Hyde went to Terra
Alta Monday to attend to some legal
business.
Mrs. Felix Elliott, ST., is over at
Carmel visiting her brother, Thos.
Stdrtzman.
Mr. a. G. Clark, of Sbiuston,
was here during the past week at
the Gordon.
Circuit Court begins next Monday
with His Honor, Judge Monroe on
the bench.
Arnold Werner IS writing IN the
County Clerks Office, and assisting
with the records.
James Morgan Orr, Of the Cadet
Corps, returned home from the
University last week.
Less than two weeks till the great
and glorious 4tb Of July. Let the
eagle get ready to scream.
Get your Flour from +. NJ.
Albright. Pillsbury Famous Crown
Talk" and Oily White lower than
before.
Mrs. Amanda Murdoch, Of wheel
ing, is here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. w. Fawcett.
Col. r. w. Monroe arrived fuse.
day night from Romney and is here
ready for Circuit Court.
Mrs. Nora Jackson Lazelle and
blby, Of Morgantown has been here
the past week visiting her parents.
Miss Ella Hoffman, who has been
at Dawsonville, Maryland, for some
time has returned TO her home here.
Ann Beavers, is home again or a
visit, from Cleveland, Ohio, where
he has been working the past year
or two.
Mrs. Thomas West and Mrs.
Ashford Gibson, o Tunuolton.
we're in Kingwood Tuesday calling
on friends.
Rov. Mulianey, OF Terra Alta,
was here and preached in the Bap-
list Church last Sunday morning
and evening,
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a party of young folks from
Tunnelton md townsville drove
out to the Cave last Saturday con.
sisling If the following named
ladies and gentlemen Mr.. Phrip
Rhodes, Miss j. izzic Stewart. NJ.
Harvey Hartman, Miss Adclia
stewart, Mr. Oscar Hartman, Miss
MaIinda Rhodes Mf Arthur Core.
Miss Minnie Castle and Miss lev
Hartman, and general good Time
wqe bad
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ne Lawn tete gwen at the u.
+. Parsonage last night. by the
Ladies Aid Society, was very
pleasant and successful affair. Over
$50 was taken in, which will flush
paying for the new carpet and Sct
the Society out of debt.
Miss LynneWaddell is at her home
in Brandonville, spending her sum-
mer vacation after an absence of
three years attending the Young
Ladies' Seminary at Mt. Carroll,
Illinois. We know that many of
our readers will be glad to hear
that Gypsy" is at home again.
Miss Matte Copeman spent last
week dowu at Braceton, visiting
friends aud with fishing party
down on tho river. They had
tents and supplies aud caught a lot
of FISH and had good time genor-
ally. There were several young
ladies and gentlemen in tho party.
Prof Morton, Of Rockville, Nd,
Is here this week, looking up the
prospect for establishing a perma-
neut school. An academic institu-
tion that would fit young men aud
women for college without having
to take the preparatory course at
the higher institutions.
We desire to call special attention
to the advertisement in this issue
of the Slate Roofing furnished by
Mossrs Hagans & Buckalcw of this
place. They are making a spcci-
ally of furnishing slate and putting
it on, in any part of the county.
1t is the best roof in the world and
by far the cheapest in the end.
Give them a trial.
Officers Of The State militia esti.
mate that the cost per day to tic
taxpayers of the state for the soldi.
ers now in the Boggs Run coal field
amounts to about 81 900, much less
proportionately than the cost in
Ohio. The privates receive eighty
cents per day and it costs about
thirty five cents each for food
Graflon Sonfiaei.
Miss Annnbcl Hoke. daughter Of
Judge Ioke, OF thls place, who has
been at Stuttgart, Germany. the
/ past year. has left there aud gone TO
Switzerland, for her health. She
has heart disease and her physician
advised her 20 go to the celebrated
hoalth resort at Angal de. Bans,
in the French canton Of Switzer-
land, near Lake Geneva.
WooL CARDING.-The wool card
ing machine Mt the old stand at
Green's Run Mill. (GIles' Mild
will be in operation this summer.
Fret class work guaranteed. Pat
ronnge solicited. Small lots at the
usual price. Special Rates on large
lots.
JoBN w. ALBRIGHT.
Mr.. W. f. Clapp, Special Agent
OF the Pension Department, has
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Dent D. McGinnis-22
LYDIA Jane SisIer 10.
Willie j.. Bolyard ~
Viola O Grimes 90
John S. Miller AZ
Charlotte j MeMillcu-2J.
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evening.
Mrs. James Posteu, of Elkins,
and Miss Anna posten, of Mason
town, arrived here Tuesday to visit
merchant WILDER Pos;en.
Uniform Rank Division No. II
of this place has been drilling of
late and getteng ready to so TO
Washington in August.
DR.. Robert McMlllen returned
last Saturday from very pleasant
week spent at Pruntytown and
Buckhanuon.
Zar llagans aud Leroy Buckalcw
were down near Valley Point, last
week, patting slate roof on
Abucr Listens new residence.
Or. Felix Elliott returned Mon
day from Carmel and Aurora, where
he has been the past two weeks,
attending Mrs. Page Il. NcCrum.
viii Startzman, a son Of Thomas
Startzman of Carmel, has been out
West the PAST month prospecting in
Colorado, and is expected home
soon.
Several OF our young people drove
over TO Terra Alta Monday night
to attend the Good Templar Lodge
there and haye good time gener-
ally.
j. MACrane of this place is Gen
eral Fire Insurance agent for this
county and represents several Of
the best companies. Write or call
on him for further particulars.
Miss Belle McMllen drove ont to
Masoutown Saturday to visit friends
and relatives. She was acoompan-
led by Ora and Ruth. the little
daughters of Luther McMillen.
Daniel f. Fawcett Of this place is
now agent for the Freehold Build
ing aud Loan Association Of Pitts
burgn, and is meeting with consid-
cradle success writing up shares.
The first nine Of this place goes
to Masontown, Saturday to play
the club ont there return game
Of base ball. We don't expect the
boys home till after dark that even
ing.
There was a match game Of base
ball down at the Ball Park last
Friday afternoon between the first
and-second nine Of this place. which
resulted in u victory in favor Of thc
second nine.
Richard Lam r has moved to
Watson, small town on the river
about mile above Fairnont. He
has just completed a new residence
there and is going to engage in
market gardening.
There will be a picnic and dance
at the Platform at Howesvlle, July
4lh. Good music and Refreshments
will be served rs usual. Same
Committee as heretofore has charge.
Everybody invited.
The Pittsburgh Daily Posi- has
been reduced from 3 cents to ] cent
a copy and is furnished by mail al
$500 per year, or IS cents for three
months. Eight large pages every
/ day. Send your order at once.
We have no local letter from Al
brghtsville this week and the onl,
news Of importance is that SPUR,
Mason feft for Rowlosburg to attend
district conference, riding a jackasi
/ Ike Balaam OF old.
Some Of the boys Cor glrls)scattor
ed the 5heriG's hay on the Cour
House Square pretty badly the otheI
night. They evidently feared d
would spoil and needed air, 8,
scattered, IL all around town.
States Attorney y. VI. Wotrint
was 10 Wheeling last week on lcga
business. He was admitted to prac-
tice before The Supreme Court an,
argued an important case taken NJ
from this county. lie returned
home Saturday night.
Harrison Sypolt, who was born
and raised IN this county and went
to Iowa thirty years ago, where b,
has been engaged In farming, is nov
here visiting old friends and rela-
tivcs. he is q brother of Mrs. Ma
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-21
THE TROTTING STALLION,
DAUBIGNE PRINCE,

May be seen each week at the fol-
lowing places, beginning April
80, 1894
Ar T0NNELroN, on Mondays
FELLowsvILLE, on Tuesdays
NEwBURG, on Wednesdays.
REEDsviLLE, on Thursdays.
KrNGwooD, on Fridays and Sat-
urdays.
This is The celebrated horse that
Travelled this territory last year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-21

Wncn Baby was sick, we gave her Caetorih
When sire was a Child. sine cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. sie chung Co Castoria.
Whom she bad children. she gaze thcu, Castoria
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14
Business women.

In her admirable sketch in Woman g
Progress Miss Lenore d. Montgomery crit
icises some aspects Of tbcorizing upon
business women. She makes a neat dis
tinctiOn when she says "Men are too
prone 10 look upon the successful women
whsm they know rs exceptions. IL is
seldom that the woman IS exceptional; it
isfrequent that her circumstances have
been. When this has passed, and a young
woman can enter any and every employ
ment with the same freedom that a young
man can, IL will help 10 bring about such
a mended condition Of affairs that we shall
rub our eyes and exclaim, why did we
not think Of this befOre3
"All that is now needed Is for women TO
help themselves, and they will find that
business men will gladly help them. There
Is such freedom in thinking for ones self,
acting for ones self, earning for ones self
and spending for ones self that IL il well
worth the hard effort that must first be
made In clearing away the mists that hide
these things from view. No life in this
world ever becomes entirely easy and al
ways pleasant. The most successful life has
unsuccessful days, but growth and pros
perity will attend the steps Of the business
woman If she be honest and earnest in her
work 20
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14

In Russian village there is not even
such ana organization As we possess In this
country in the small volunteer fire compu-
mics In their stead j. "A log stable with
matched roof containing an old fashioned
hand pump and three casks mounted on
wheels, These are kept filled with water,
and each is drawn by single horse. The
horscs are The property Of the commune,
aud they are kept tcthered outside the cab
iu, ready for duty at moments notice.
4 piHco IS MISC SCI apart in the hut for the
mulik who serves ns Waterman, an office
that D. held, turn by turn, by the inhabit-
ants 81 tLe township. The location select
cd Tor this cabin is as near as possible "a
the residence of the pristuv, or the district
captain 90 police, and upon an alarm oi
lire he drives Goo the scene in bis telegn at
the bead ~ the procession ~ carts and
peasants san Francisco Examiner.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14

A big black and white cat was crouch
ing behind a tree waiting for an opportu-
nifty TO spring upon a flock Of sparrows
that liuttered up and down along the edge
Of the gutter. suddenly she shot through
tie air like a missile from catapult and
landed just where the hardest Of the spar
rows had rested but the moment before.
She eyed the escaped birds as they CHR
ruped nt her from their perches on sur
rounding trees and then slowly crcpt out
Of sight behind the iron railing Of her own
front ward. Pretty soon she emerged again
and seemed specializing on the best method
of coaxiug tho frightened birds back with
in range. suddenly, as though "A bright
idea had struck her. she dived head first
into "a garbage pail and pulled out half a
slice Of bread which she quietly deposited
in the gutter. Then she onsconced herself
in the lee u the pail and awaited results
In two minutes five Of the sparrows were
STUMBLING over the prize. and 80 engrossed
were they with this pleasant occupation
that puss secured the fattest Of the quintet
without much trouble. Was this reason
or only instinct Brooklyn Eagle
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14

Tom Murrey, keeper Of the restaurant Of
the house 81 representatives IN Washing
ton, shows that "A cook can be even moro
than doctor Of rogsts and "a bachelor Of
gravies, as Francois Coppee Says is the
case lie IL able 10 be both literary and
pOetical the while be pursues the science
Of cookery. "Whcn ] get through here. g"
be says, am going 10 write "a book show
ing the effect Of food upon legislation.
have copious notes iu fact "a brary a. di-
aries-showing just what each congress
man ate on the day that be did any remark
able things in bis place as "a representative.
viii show what dish Jed 20 MAGNIFICENT
forensic outLur.t. what the man ate who
cOnvulsed the house with his huInor or
dazzled IL with brilliant fencing ia debate
/ will show what Internal compounds and
combination of dishes Jed up 90 d--n fool
legislation Whoever dreams that "a little
thing like putting charlotte russo on top Of
picked lambs tongues could produce an
idiotic financial measure. or that progress
i've legislation which has immortal izcd
its author followed close upon an artistic.
aesthetic luncheous Yet these are things
that my diaries prove couclu-ively. and
when my book s. publisheI-aftcr many
years more ~ study Of the subIrct-it will
De guide 90 intelligent legislation.
"Aou know, said the ingenious chef
"that ] Inscribed Euglnd's pgi-saucc O,
the habit Ler Legislators have of ncvei
holding session Of parliament until after
they have diued. VIEW YORK sun.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14

Tho teacher Of certain methods IN gym
nasium practice. undertaken for both grace
and health, declares that beauty Of face AZ
well as form IL largely dependent upon
them. Certain IL is that she T. a curious
Advertisement - her notions. She il pain
fully plain In feature, but has a dazzling
complexion and abundance - strong, rich
oolored hair. Both Of these good points
she attributes 90 her peth ods. and IL IL up-
parent that her year, would scarcely war
rant them without some help or other
Yet there they are After this one listens
with respect % her declaration that with
proper care IN woman ~ 90 should be no
older than one ~ 10-a woman ~ 20 than
one OF 80. A golden promise, indeed
New York World
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14

People would hardly think Of giving a
canary bird whisky. bot when bird falls
il and loses it- Nuirr the probability H.
Tint Do has taken cold. Cnuury birds take
cold very easily and huye pneumonia aud
pleuri-} aud consumption just like human
b-iug.. When the bird DROPS. q few drops
Dl whisky and rock candy given at inter
walls Of ana hour will often elect "a complete
cure. Onlya couple az drops can be- given
a. a time. Or the cnnnsy viii become tip
~ and fall about the cage like "a drunken
man, hut the treatment is the best POSI-
bic for a canary with a o0ld.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14
"eEND LOW AND HARK."

Bend low and bark with me, my dear
How the winds sighl
a voice is on them that fear
II brings the bygone days 30 near,
Like souls cry.
Those whom we bury out Of sight,
How still they lie,
Beyond the reaches OF tie light.
Outside the realm OF Cay and night
D0they not dief
Shall we unbar the long closed door
You. dear. or IL
Could love be what 10 was before
II we should coll them back once more.
And they reply?
Would they LIES largess claim Ggalni
They draw TOO nigh.
o winds he still You shall not pain
Ny heart with that long hushed refrain
As You sweep by.
The dead have had their shining day
Why should they try
To listen 10 the words We say.
To breathe their blight upon our May7
Yet the winds SIGH.
Louise Chandler Moulton In Cosmopolitan
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14

The principal of "a school asked % bright
oyol boy tlc meauiug of Evacuation cas-.
which was hsiug celebrated. Bright rtt..
benmiue With pride at being brought into
notice. urr-r. and called cut. iu OBJ clN.r
tone, 10 is tbe day the doctor. come 90
the school 10 vacciuate the boys
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14

'siI DAYS shalt thou labor" SAYS the
great laVgiver. To do good work man
must be a. his bssL Tbs condition is
attained BY tho use % Ayer's ssrsnparilla.
u oVe'oomss that tired feeling. quioksns
iu' appetite. improves digestion. aud makes
tie weak strong.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14
Ladi.. Annr.cl.an

4 GOOD remedy and there IL not nnyfh a.
on tho ma bet that squalls french Tausv
ableta for the relief and cure % uainfui o.
regular mensos. These tablets remove al
distractions. no matte what the cause
Manufactured BY A. Argebdfe Paris.
Francs. and for sale orl, b. Parchsn
RAchoul Drug Co. Helena. Eout.. soI-
agents. Price (. per boz. sent b. mail
sseuEely sealed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14

Tho beat sa.vs in the worll for Cuts.
Bruises. soree. lice a. salt Kheum Fever
So -, cite ChappeI Hands Chi.blains.
Corus and all skin Efuitioas. AMI Tosi-
tVulv cures riles or no va TsquI 81. IL 10
luaruntsed 10 gave rerfect asusfactlou Or
mo-eY refunded. Price 30 G. nts Per tou
70 sale ~ tho FarcLon DAchsui Drug
company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14
limited STATES CIRCUIT COURT, EAST

L era district Of " isoonsin.
The Farmers' Lean irdat company com
plainant Va Northern Pacific hsilroad COMPANY.
q al de oudantE- Consolidated 0hsa.
Natioa IL hereby given. that on March hth.
isDG al order VA made in the above entitled
cause requiring each creditor % tho = orthern
{ ao no hAllrosd company who has claim
against faid company, OF against TIE trust
tate IN he hAudt - IT, reviewers. which is pre-
ferental m ifa character or t. entitled 10 BE-
pad prior TO. or in preference 90. the mortgage
indsiltsdnass 81 sad Northern Pacific railroad
compnuy. 90 hie. prior O. the nrst Monday -
r,auteta bsr. isgL with Edward kurtE clerk x
the Unl'sd states circuit court. A. Milwauk -.
Wisconsin. al affidavit setting forth III name.
residence. Ani pu-toihce address. the nature.
q pnaiteratloa And am-uut % his clsirn. over
ami anoFs al On ssts. ami the facts upon whif
be hsset his clam 60 a prsiefencs Or priurts,
and each such cretitur Who fails 60 bio such hli-
dATit within the tilns 90 limited is b. sucl order
forever danafret from presenting such q "a m
against the receivers 81 the northern faciha
Railroad company. or against tho property Ia ths
hands - such reosiNors. ant from any part CT
pTtion dividend on - the property Ia tbs
ian L. - tad rucaiNers. aud the ufeteruu isl
charactsr - such claim ia forever rlnsed.
EnNANn kUhiL
clerk OF the United 6tates Iircuit Court Mil
wankra NiscoEsln.
March g. 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14

TIE best way % avoid scalp d.sassss hair
falling uui aud Trsmaturs baldnsss IL Il,
use the best TsVsutive kr1un for fbs,
uurposs-iIaira Hair liensv.r
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-14

a MINUTE WE'LL SPENTN

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The Republican journal., 1894-07-19

SANDY fuINT. Mr. Pote and Wife, MIR.
Emery ard wife and daughter, were ii Mrs
Robert Frenel's for brief stay Mrs.
Chas. Houston and son Of Stonehan We're at
Mrs Enoch Perkins for several weeks
Frank French has gone to Manchester, n
H. where ny has employment. "A. Samuel
French, who has been in Weymouth for a
Weston Doe, who has been in Boston for
severa months, is visiting his mother, Mrs
Robert Doe. Mr., Mansur and family OF
Bangor arrived July It'll and will occupy
their cottage at the Point Miss Mary A
Cousins arrived July It'll from Wrentllan
Mr.. Waldo Richards is at home from
Bangor.
The Republican journal., 1894-07-19

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved III six hours by tile NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CrRE." This new
remedy is great surprise On account Of its
exceeding rromptness III relieving pain in
tie bladder, kidneys, back and every part Of
tiie urinary passages in male ~ female. 1t
relieves retention of water and pain in pas
sing IL almost immediately. III YOU want
quick relief and cure this IL your remedy
Sod by A. a. Howes Co, Druggists, Bel
ast.