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Wire News In Brief.

AdoIph Grafroski, Herman Ciemic and Charles
Dlossn were struck by a Wabash passenger train
IN the yards at Decatur Ill, yeG,erday. Grafroski
was Instantly killed and the others viii die,
Don Pho Pco. the last Mexican Governor OF Cal
liornla died at Los Angeles yesterday, aged
ninety flour
owen Connolly, OF River Point r. l., a mar
ketman was fatally burned by electricity willis
attempting to turn on Incandescent lamp line
which had been crossed with trolley feed wire
William CAN'T, the colored .body servant Of
Gen. Albert sidney Johnston In the Mexican and
civil wars died at lndanOla Miss, Mo Nday The
funeral yesterday was held under the auspices OF
the Confederate Veterans Assoclatio-, and WAA
the largest gathering ever witnessed there.
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Nampa. rail was loosened on the
bridge, which is forty-tve feet high,
but was discovered v" lt!on fore.
man in time to flag the train.
An armed ana lnou..,, N was OBJ
served on a hill near by, making sig
nails. This man afterwards appeared
again and fired twice at the foreman
Deputy United States marshals and o
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STAGE ROBBED IN ARIZONA.
Highwaymen Rob Six Passengers
and Secure $500 in Coin.
Try Associated Press.)

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept, ia stage
was held up seven miles south of Con-
Eress last night by two masked high-
waymen. Six passengers We're in the
coach.
They were relieved of all their valua-
hles, the bandits securing $500 in coin.
Officers are in pursuit of the robbers.
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Real Estate

shrewd investors always buy when times are
Lullest and prices lowest; the unthinking buy
when times are good and prices booming. The
former make fortunes; the latter lose them. At
the sale which the Trustee for the creditors Of
Erastus Wiman made at Rosebank, Staten Island
on July 1e every buyer got bargain II you
doubt It. just try to buy single lot from one Of
them at less than from so to 100 per cent above
what they paid They bought excellent ioti( At
rock-bottom panic prices The Trustee for NJ
wiman creditors is now compelled to make al
,ther sale of more OF these choice lots on Mon
day. Sept. II. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, In
order to pay OF mortgages and prevent fore
closures The settlement OF the tariff question
has caused u reviva! of business and confidence
and stocks and other securities have advanced
in price in consequence. Real estate, always
slower in recovering than other things, will un-
douhtedly greatly advance in value within the
next few months At present, panic prices pre-
vail. The Trustees necessity is your oppor-
tunity TO make a safe and most profitable invest
| ment. The lots which the Trustee Is to sell on
the nth are at Rosebank. Staten Island, only
forty minutes from City Hall. New York The
fare is 10 cents, the trip delightful. They are In
! IN old and we'!-scttled community, with good
churches schools, stores. streets, sewers. gas
electric light and water all near at hand. Three
| hundred houses have been built within 1.6oo feet
of them in the past three years, and 100
houses in the past year. notwithstanding the
| iull times. Free passes and maps appiica-
| ton to
David Bennett King Trustee, ~ Pine st.
D. T. Cornell Auctioneer Clifton, Staten lssne
II. T. Metcalfe & Sons. las Broadway.
Chris Heiser 50 Liberty 81.
| Eugene SOUthNck, 62l Broadway.
| Folsom Brothers, s26 Broadway, cor. 18th =
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CAUGHT ON THE FRONTIER.
Five Cinnamon Tried to Enter This
Country at Ogdensburg.
NV Associated Press.

(ly Associated Press)
OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Sept 12.-Five
Cinnamon were arrested here at 1.3O
this morning by Special Agent Jenkins,
OF the Treasury Department. They
crossed the St. Lawrence in a rowboat
from Prescott, Ontario, and attempted
to land near the steamboat wharf,
and will be examined to-day.
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TRIED TO WRECK A TRAIN.
section Foreman Bahies MiscrenntA
mt Owyo Bridge, Idaho.

BOISE, ldaho, Sept IAN attempt
was made last night to wreck the west
bound train on the oregon Short Line
at owyo Bridge, twenty miles east OF
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Huudsome.t Passenger Train In the Work.

This is the popular verdict on the PennsylvAlli
Limited and one who sees the train aow, in ne
brightness and freshness OF its new equipment
will fully indorse It, The now ears, the coln-
partment car Just introduced and the other ds.
tinctive features make II the mist luIuriou.
train in the world and the only perfectly appontea
limited express. 1t leaves New FORK at INV
A. NJ. every day for Chicago. '''
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INCOMING STEAMERS


MilhRu's CalisRya has the characteristic
tonic and anu malaral virtue Of the trua bark
Shun Substitutes AILHAv. lS3 b way. -
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A SHORTAGE OF $4,000.
w. ID. Pinkston, of Butte, Arrests
as Defauiter.
CPy Associated Press.)

BUTTE. Mon, Sept, 12.-It is ALLEGED
that Wallace d. Pinkston, General Man
ager of the eWstern Iron Works, of thu
city, and one of the best known men
Montana. Is a defaulter to the extent o.
$4,000. He was arrested to-day as he W.
leaving for the Pacihc coast. He turnel
over to the Company $500 in STOCK
which, he said, would cover his shortage
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC For TO-DAY.

Sun rises. g. Sun sets .6lt Moon sets. {: IS
HIGH MATER TO-DAY.
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NE WssIiESG.

Correspondence OF tho Argus
Emory Snidor, OF Mononglh, spent a
few days in town last week.
Mrs r. S. LaRue has returned from
a trip on the ~. Va. Central Railroad.
L. H. Warthen has returned from
Warrington.
$ v Wolf made dying trip to Graf
ton Tuesday.
Mrs DIR. A. w. Shaw is visiting in
Edinsburg, Virginia.
James Daily is attending school at
the University at horgantown.
George Lang and daughter, Miss
Iona, of Monongha, are visiting friends
in town.
Miss Fannie Burness, who has been
visiting in town for som, time past, re-
turned 10 her home in Kcyser.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Dent and grandson, w.
d. r. AMMAN, drove TO Morgantown
Tuesday, where Mr. AMMAN will attend
the University his second year
We were pleased 10 have with us one
day last week c. f. Ems, one OF We {
Virginia's hustling lumber men. Mr.
Ellis informed us that he has a letter
OF recent date from branch Office in
Europe from AHcock & Ellis and a
large bill for more export lumber.
The marriage Of Mr. George Lqc,<ey,
of Garrett, Ind, 20 Miss Mollie Andcr.
son, the eldest daughter of Mr.. G.. r..
Anderson. was cele bratcd in tho NJ. y.
church, Wednesday evening. Rev. G.. II.
Williams performed the ceremony. Mr..
Jas. Anderson gave the bride away.
Mr. Simmercher, Of Garrett, the grooms
man. Miss Ida Lee, the brides maid
Miss Maud Senbower played the wed
ding march. Aessrs r. T. PERIL and
Veron Frazier the ushers. They then
went from the church 90 the residence
Of the brides parents where a bounti-
full feast was prepared for friends and
relatives
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a PRESTON BOY ABROAD.

ADDISON, Webster Co.. w. VA.
Sept 9Th, 1894.
EDIToR ARGUs:-I take pleasure in
sending you few items from this place.
landed here on tho cath of Aug. and
had the pleasure OF drinking OF the re-
nowned sulphur Water" ut p. IN. Of
that day. | found Addison To- bc q town
of about 800 inhabitants, seven hotels,
two churches. one barber, two black
smith shops. 1t is situated on Elk
River, and is principally surrounded by
hills. 1t IS IA miles from here To- Cowan
(the nearest station) and 90 miles 20
Pckcns. Hacks arc run TO both points,
and fare for round trip is $500 Those
who value the Mighty Dollar" most
highly, walk across by Bear Wallow."
Your correspondent stopped at the
Gregory House, and found farm
ers' table" spread with plenty.
The people OF Addison are very clever
and sociab bic; not having forgotten the
commandment given them years ago,
20 love their neiQhbor as themselves
Their is very fine court house under
contract at this place, for sl6, 200, and II
is now building IL seems that there
has been one or two court houses burn
ed down az this place. There arc two
Springs here One is covered and ar
ranged % accommodate visitors. The
other is about 200 yards below in the
bed Of the river, and therefore is not
accessible, when the river is up. The
main we'll was bored by Jno H. Hall
before the war, and is said 90 be $50
feet deep. Some persons we're making
salt here at tho time OF the war, and
tho soldiers broke their kettles, and
spiked the we'll.
These Springs are visited by hun
drcds Of people from far and near dur.
ing the summer season, and ] would
highly recommend them 20 those suffer
ing from dyspepsia, indigestion or liver
AID kidney trouble.
had the pleasure OF meeting the
teachers Of Webster county, as well as
some from adjoining counties here dur
ing their Institute and Examination.
They are trying 20 keep up the stand
ard, aud are bearing Tive burden in the
heat Of the day. But the Wcbstoritcs
like some OF the Prcstonians, fail 81
times understand that there were
10 failed here.
was surprised, and very we'll pleas
ed too when my friend, Mr.. Elbon.
handed me an AEous the other day.
was truly glad TO get the news from
Preston, and 60 know that the good
paper gets here just the same
30, let it circulate say,
10 is welcome guest:
or al the papers ] ever read
think il 10 the bcstr
~ Peter r. will only send MS a good
rain down this way, We will dip "sul-
phur Water FOR him when he comes
w. T. vs.. q.
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lIJ DSON
Correspondence Of the Argus.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Judgment" "Out at first"
Ira Groves, the base ball singer.
passed through here sunday en- route
to Guseman to sing. lie had nothing
to say about the game between P.sgah
VS.. Friendship
Elliott jenkins, OF Masontow was
visiting here n few days ago
4. Benton Forman filed his regular
appointment at Galloway's. Sunday
night We wonder whether Bent has
quit dealing in oats or not? For fur
Their information inquire of h. T. Hen
nessey.
\. /. Gibson left last Thursday for
FOirmont TO attend the State Normal
school at that place.
Marion lIadcn has the fastest trottcr
in the United States. lie SAYS that his
trotter can go from Kingwood to Al
brightsvillc in 400 That is four weeks
aud five days,
Miss LYDIA and Bruce Gibson, OF Pts
gah, were calling on friends here last
Sunday.
Tot Jones has purchased brand
splinter new cart Tot ought to have
some body TO ride with him now.
Louie Louyic turned up here II few
days ago from the United States OF
America somewhere.
Graham & Forman have been thresh-
had 1874 bushels Of wheat and j. Austin
Cress had ll2; J. w. Gibson, 81; r. :
Liston, 81 and 30 OF oats; j. w Gibson
had - of wheat and J. w. Shaw. Go;
and Yes Clark, 30 of wheat. Sowing
wheat is the order of the day.
uJ. H. Walls has secured Graham g.
Forman's engine and is running his
rollers with steam. This fills II long
felt want
y couple OF Uniontowu fishermen
spent few days fishing on Little San
dy and report good success.
Some of our good Democrat Is attended
the Convention Saturday. They re-
port it "out OF sight"
T. w. Gibson has returned from
Oakland
Didn't we say our Republican friends
were laying for G. IIartmeyer with
stuffed club? If you don't believe it,
just read the rcturhs.
PAssIM SCRBBo.
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Correspondence OF the Argus.
Oar farmers have about all finished
threshing, the yield was very gooL
The sick people are improving.
The game OF ball Saturday between
the Masontown and Gladesvllle mines
wasn't what was expected. The GladeS-
Vile pitcher was struck in the eve aud
badly hurt. The umpiriug was un-
satisfactory and the game was called
at the end of the seventh inning. IL is
hoped when the MaSontown team plays
at Gladesville there will be better
game.
The Sunday School Convention ut the
Valley church, Saturday and Sunday
was well attended Quite number
from distance were present
DIR. JAS a. Cox is spending some days
in Pittsburgh.
Melvin Hartley, of Ohio, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs John Miller OF Taylor
county, were visiting Mrs. Millers home
Saturday and Sunday of last week
The Epworth League is still in n
ilourishing condition.
Miss Myrd Cobun, who has been in
Illinois for some months, has returned
home. TopsY.
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CHURCH NOTES.

Sunday night the Kingwood NJ. t.
Church was crowded to hear the fare.
well sermon of Rev NJ. w Rider lie
has been stationed here for five years
and with his family have accomplished
good work in Kingwood. After
the usual Sunday evening sermon his
wife spoke for several minutes feelingly
upon her labor of love here. The fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
WHEREAS, Brother NJ. w. Rider has
this day closed his pastorate OF five
years of earnest work for the Master
IN the NJ. y. Church of this place and is
about 10 depart TO u now field of use
fulucsS; therefore,
Resolved. That we recommend Bro
Rider rs gentleman OF sterling intog-
rity, deep piety, and Christian minis
ter of scholarly attainments, rare
social accompli ,hment., and untiring
devotion TO the interests of his church
and the spiritual welfare of his fellow
man.
Resolved, That we bespeak for him
and his family the lindcst considera-
tion OF those amongst whom he NAV be
called to labor and the hearty, cooper
alton of the church 60 which i'm the
Providence of God he may be called to
minister
The other ministers OF the town Rev.
John T. llackett of the Presby torian
Church and Rev. j. j. Mullaney of the
baptist Church, did not hold services
that night, but with their congrcga-
tions attended the VI. H. Church and
made it "A Union service. Rev Rider
left Monday for Charleston to attend
the regular Annual Conference.
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SPECIAL OFFER.

AS tho Campaign is now open
and the long winter evenings will
soon be here, We are determined to
increase our subscription list, as
there are many Democrats in the
county who are not taking the AR
GUS. In order 10 get new subscri.
bers we make the following very
liberal offer:
We wW send lie ArguS from mar
TIL january Isl for the sm0H sum
of % Cents, or the ANGUS and
Wheeling Register both till after
the election for rs cents. We hope
our agents aud friends will interest
their neighbors in the above offer.
The above rates are cash IN advance.
Address,
THE ARGUS, Kingwood, W. Va.
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PE>ssAII.
dcnce Of the Argus

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Hunting seems to Toe the order OF the
day as our hunting grounds seems TO be
full of hunters.
Rev. Friend preached 20 large and
attentive an Hence Sunday after which
he baptized eight converts and received
twelve p'obat olcrs in full connection
with the NJ. r. church
Mrs. Elizabeth Liston is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Martha Gale. Mrs Lis
ton is quite an old lady, is now in her
seventy-eighth year Yetshc can walk
with the aid of her cane some distance
Hears remarkably well, and reads quite
a good deal.
Miss Murnice Gale, who was on the
sick list last week, is better.
Miss LYDIA Gibson returned To Wash
ington county, Pa, Monday whore She
has been living the past two years. We
arc sorry to lose such an interesting
young lady.
Mrs Elizabeth Walls who has boon
having severe attack of hay fever, we
are sorry to note is no better.
II. c. Christopher wears "A broud smilo
now; its another big boy.
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan
Lewis, fine big boy.
Our base ball club met Saturday af-
ternoon and practiced playing II while.
IrKA THEo.
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A SILVER WEDDING.

The people in tho neighborhood OF
the German Settlement, near Howes-
vile, had very pleasant time at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs George Bar
low last Thursday, Sept. 9th. the occa-
sion being the celebration OF the e5th
anniversary OF the marriage Of Mr. and
Mrs Barlow.
Mass was celebrated at st. Josoph's
Catholic Church at 1880. Miss Maggie
Zeller, of Terra Alta. furnished excel.
lent music After the church services
nearly all the people present repaired
to Mr., Barlow's whore they rpartool< OF
a sumptuous dinner. and spent the day
IN fcasting and mcrriment.
1t is an incident worthy of note that
while large crowd was present, there
was not single Republican there
Some OF the boys turned out ats u. m.
and gave the old couple n good sere-
made. At 10 m. the assembly dis
banded, all admitting having had n
good time. The honorcd couple re-
eeived many beautiful aud costly pres.
ents -every body contributing somo-
thing
Those present fr )m II distance were /:
Mr. W. G. Brown, Mrs Maggie Brown,
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Voltz Of Kingwood.
Miss Ieller, of Terra Alta, Miss Yves.
ling, of Pittsburg and Rev. L. a. Boycc,
of Rowlcsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. BARLOW desires to pub.
icly return thanks To their many
friends for their presence ut their silver
jubilee, rs well as for the good wishes
and beautiful presents bestowed
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When Baby wns sick. we gave her Castoria
When she wns n Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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TERRA AITA.
aforementioned ol 10 Argn..

correspondence al tho Argus.
Miss Olive Daily spent Monday in
town the guest OF her brother.
n. j. Crooks, the bustling drummer
Of Bacrs Sons Grocery Co, was calling
on our merchants Monday.
Miss Nettc Herndon is confined 20
her room with bilious fever
Charles Becrbowcr, who has been
rusticaing among friends here fer the
past few weeks, returned home Tues
day.
-. +. Scott left Tuesday morning for
Morgantown where he will enter school
again.
Reed Crane made flying trip 90
Kingwood Tuesday ON business.
Miss Alice Joyce spent last week at
the State Fair at Wheeling.
Howard p. stcmple. OF Carmel. left
here Tuesday morning for Roanoke,
Va. where he will attend school.
S. u. Shaw has treated his house TO a
new coat Of paint
o. G. Crane, Of the Terra Alta Bank,
returned home Saturday after a two
weeks outing in tho West, and resumed
work again Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Foley. Of Davis.
arc visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Maggie zollcr, who has been
visiting at TOWNSVILLE, returned homo
accompanied by her friend
Miss Vernic Frey, who has been con.
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iined to her room with sickness, is bet
ter at this writing.
Rev. VIM. J. Hardness is attending
Conferences Tho people here are hop
ing he will again return to this circuit
rs he is SO well liked.
The many soldiers who draw pensions
are being made happy this week by re-
ceiving their tri-mouthly checks.
Nathan e. Martin Is attending the
c. \. X. encampment at Pittsburg this
week.
Ora Parsons has accepted a position
in a wholesale store at Pittsburg and
began work Monday.
Mrs w II. Berry and Miss Bessie
Feather, daughters Of j. II. Feather.
arrived here on Monday from Nebraska.
en- route homo 10 tho bedside OF their
father They only got home n few
moments ere he disd
"SANrA Rosa"
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Teachers Examination.

There will be an examination
held in Newburg, w. Va, on the
9th and 18th Of September. Per-
sons desiring TO teach in the county
who have not certificates. should
pass at this time, rs it will probably
be the last for the year.
Respectfully,
LoRAIN FORTNgY, Go. Supt.
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Miss Lynne Waddell, of Brand
onville, has returned to the Young
Ladies' Seminary at Mt. Carroll,
Illinois, to resume her studies there.
She will complete the course this
year and graduate next Commence
ment.
DR.. j. s. Hartley, the dentist, is
here from Ravenswood and holding
forth at the office Of DR.. Pratt. lie
claims to extract teeth without pain
by using the Greham meth cd, and
has been getting considerable work,
although this is his first visit here.
Feed J Fodder ! Look at that
fodder and feed cutter at Monroe's
Hardware Store--a Wonderful Ma
chine. If you have stock you can
hardly do without it. While there
look at the fodder ties.
The degree Of d. NJ. Bachelor of
Music), has been conferred on Miss
Grace Martin Of this place, by the
Virginia College for Young La
dies at Roanoke, Virginia. Miss
Grace Is a graduate Of this College
and taught music there the past
year.
Messrs. George w. Lackely and
w. a. Simermachor Of Garrett, In
diana, we're in Kingwood Tuesday
on legal business connected with
the County Clerks Office. The for
mcr secured q "writ Of attach
ment on ono Of Newburg's fair
daughters.
Stoves You will be bound TO
get new Cook Stove or Heater
soon. why not now? We can fur
nisb you CindereHa, Sunshine, Tri-
umpb, Torch Light, TrOpic, or mn
other kind made, and at very low
prices.
MoNRoR's HARDWARE.
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Leroy S. Buckalew is at Mounds.
Vile this week attending the State
Council of the Junior Order in An
nual session there.
For Fire Insurance of any kind
In several of the best companies.
call on or address, J. NJ. Crane,
hingwood, w. Va.
Prof. William McGlothlin. who
spent part of the summer here at
the Hotel Gordon, has returned to
his home in Philadelphia.
William Nj. Jenkins. ID. Y. Nor
ris and William f. Manear are at
Pittsburgh this week attending the
National G.. A. II. Encampmeut.
p. A. Coniff, the Rowlesburg
lumber merchant, some time since
opened out an office in Baltimore
Tor better management of his export
lumber business.
a splendid line of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS Office.
Orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. If
A Commission has been issued to
Marshal w. Miller as post master at
Guseman, this county, and the office
at Cuzzard ordered removed one and
a half miles east.
Rev. Robert S. Smith will hold
an all day meeting at No. IL School
House Sunday, Sept. 10th, 1894.
All are cordially invited to attend
as it will be big day.
Marshal Ringer, of Morgan's
Glade, was in town last Saturday
and gave us call. We wish there
were more as good Democrats in
tie county as Mr.. Ringer.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Bishop of Albrightsville, Tuesday.
Sept. 11th, 1894, fine big twelve
pound boy baby. DR.. Martin of
this place was the physician.
Next Saturday the Morgantown
Base Ball club will tackle Mason
town at the grounds of the latter
club. a big game is expected and
a crowd of our boys will go out to
see the game.
Stephen w. Poe, of the Grafton
Leader, the new postmaster at that
place, took charge of the office Sept.
LIST, and the retiring postmaster,
James w. Holt, will resume work
on the Grafton Sentinel.
Tinware Utensils We will
have IL splendid new Stock on hand
in a few days at prices that will
suit you. Regular in-shop. make
anu repair everything In that line. |
Fruit Cans
MoNRoE's HARDWARE, Kingwood. !
Rev. Robert Ramsey, formerly |
pastor of the Presbyterian Church |
here, arrived in Kingwood last
Friday, from the far Northwest, |
where he has been the past year.
But one marriage license issued |
this week, that of George w. Lack. |
ey, of Garrett, Indiana, aged ~ |
and Mary A. Anderson of New
burg, this county, aged 81, both |
natives of Preston county.