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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
RAILROAD news.
ITEMS OF INTEREST PERTAINING TO TEL
LOCAL @PIKES."
Trains Delayed By the Cold Weather. Stoek
holders Meeting POstpOnsd--NOteS
and Personals.

The cold weather is delaying almost
all the trains on the B. & o. this week.
All the trains on the Pittsburg division
and on the main line have been several
hours behind time, while on the Trans
Ohio division they were away OF. On
the Pan Handle the trains were delayed
considerably "Wednesday and Thursday
but are all coming in on time now. The
Ohio River trains have also suffered
considerably and were coming IN late
all week.
Mr.. J. G. Ripple, District Passenger
Agent of the Pennsylvania lines west
of Pittsburg, has resigned. lie has
been in the employ of the Pennsylvania
Company for over twenty years. lie
first entered the service OF the Penn
sylvauia Company In 1874, as TICKET
agent at Pitts0urg. In 1873 he was at
Kansas City as Travelling Passenger
Agent, remaining there for one year.
He next held the same position In Den
YER for seven years, and then at Des
Moines for year and half. De was
then transferred TO Columbus, o., as
District Passenger Agent, which posi-
tion he held for six years.
The Baltimore & Ohio has reached an
agreement with the second mort
gage bondholders OF the Valley Railroad
OF Ohio, and With some OF the large
holders of the Valley FIRST mortgage
bonds Under the agreement the Bal
timors g. Ohio will issue new bonds on
the Valley road and will guarantee
them. In this way the company will
retain full possession OF the valley
lines. 1t will extend TO Wheeling ~
Lake Erie and other roads tho right TO
use the Valley line under traffic con-
tracts.
The special meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Company, called for December 22, ad-
iourned TO the third week Ia January.
IL is understood that this action was
taken because of negotiations which are
uendiug in connection with the Valley
Railway, OF Ohie, which may call for
modification OF the original plan OF
financing the company so far as 1t re-
lates to the second mortgage bond
holders.
It's understood that the Plttsburg
and Lake Erie Company will build a
branch from Brownsville up the Monon.
gahela valley through the county OF
that name. 1t will parallel part OF
the Baltimore and 0hio's Farmont,
Morgantown and Pittsburg division.
Surveys are now in progress for the line,
which is q part Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern system.
On December %, work was begun at
the West Virginia end for the project
ed steel bridge TO cross the Ohio River
at East Liverpool. 1t is promised that
the structure will be finished within a
wear. The channel span will be $50 f.,
the bridge will be very high and will be
the finest between Pittsburg and Wheel
Ing.
The Panhandle has been very busy
lately putting in large new siding at
the Top mill and changing the tracks
at the Riverside mill At the latter
place the main track has been changed
until now it IS on the'eXtreme edge Of
the river bank instead Of being next the
mill as formerly.
John Williamson, formerly passen
ger brakeman on the Ohio River rail
road, who was promoted to conductor
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The Council Ticket.
FIRST BRANCH.
First ward-John J. LutZ.
Seeond-A. G. Hadllch.
Third-Charles Brandfass.
Fourth-H. b. Grimm.
Fifth-August Wiedebuseh.
SIXTH. A. Wood.
Seventh-F. G. II. SchwertieRer.
Eighth-JRcOb c. Beck.
SECOND BRANCH.
First ward-Eugene Delters, w, j,
Johnston, Charles Stanke and +. d.
Frederick.
Second-Jobn Dunkle, J, B. CraW'
fora and Louis Saterbach, Jr,
Third-Allen Brock, VIM. Freise, Sr.'
and Paul o. Reymann.
FouIth-Joseph Weisgerber, Peter
Hoe aud Patrick Fitzsimmons.
Fifth-George w. Hannah, John
Waterhouse and Frank Wendell.
Sixth-Henry C, Caldwell, M. B.
Bailey, Thomas w. Killeen, Il. d.
Wilde and Thomas Burke.
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The Vote In Detail.
FIRST WARD.

FIRST " AtsDs
First Branch. ]. Lutz, 147.
SecoLd Branch-Eugene Deiters, 1874;
w. ]. Johnston, 112; Charles Stanke,
Ill; T. u. Frederick, IS; DR.. 5. l., 5.
SDragg, 70; +. G. TallmaD, 10; J. w.
Batchelor, Al; Charles Klein, SO.
Executive Committee-William Nc
Garvin, lat.
SECOND WARD.
First Branch-A. G. Hsdlich, Ga; Ed
ward Fender, sc.
Second Branch-John G. McLain. 81;
Samuel Berisiord, As; John Dunkle, 81;
John B. Crawford, IS; Louis Salter-
bach, Jr., 90; Bates Butler, 3S.
Executive Committee-Joshua Buck
ley, 90; Daniel CTymble, 90; William X.
Henke, 81.
THIRD WARD.
First Branch-Charles F. Brandfsss,
70; John Ewing, 80; c. P. Brown, ~
Second Brahch-C. w. Brockunier,
81; William Friese, Sr., %; Allen Brock,
1919; Peter Beck, 80; Michael G.. Warner,
10; Paul o. Reymann, 125; b. Z. Weis-
gerber, 80
Executive Committee-W. I. Eng
lisb, ia; NJ. B. Horkheimer, 26; John
Farrell, 4.
FOURTH WARD,
First Branch-H. b. Grimm, 212.
Second Branch-Joseph Weisgerber,
ITO; Peter Hoe, 173; John Brill, 81; NJ.
j. Brannen. 80; Christian Floto, l3;
Robert Pekari, 10; Patrick Fitzsimmons,
SO; Peter Erb, IA; Joseph Yahn, 20; p.
l.. Kimberly, 90; Henry D. Bayha, 23.
Executive Committee-C. Il. Davis,
pa.
FIFTH WARD.
First Branch-A. II. Wiedebusch,
DIS.
Second Branch-George w. Hannah,
142: August Warneke, 20: John Water
house, 143; Frank Wendell, 1873; Ber-
nard Bach. 100; Julius Lohse, 80.
Executive Committee - George w.
HANNAH, 2S0.
SIXTH WARD.
First Branch-J. A. Woods, $50.
Second Branch-H. c. Caldwell, 1919;
NJ. b. Bailey, $50; f. J. Keyser, 121;
c. w. Krelter, 1913; T.. w. Kileen, 100;
%. H. Wilde, PAS; Robert Clark, "; Lee
Wells, 112; Thomas Burke, 1856; John
Lanahan, 80; DR.. j. A. Manley 81; f.
Walters, 1875; VIM. Frohme, 143.
Executive Committee-W. j. Burke,
400.
sEvENTHswARD.
First Branch-F. c. q. Schwertfeger,
AS; ]. B. Sommerville, ~ Charles
LukenS, Is.
Second Brsnch-Ray B. Naylor, 81
n. d. Rumble, 30; N. W. Pogue, ~; T.
Fl. Wheeler, Jr,, 20; E. B. Bowie, Is; D.
II. Daley, 2; w. j, Lutz. 6; Lee Woods,
10; II. A. Hoge, 10; L. B, Sands, @5i
Joseph Schafer, So.
Executive Committee-J. b. Craw'
ford, IA; J. B. Sheppard, 80: j. w. I'm
hoff, %.
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70 PER CENT 5a: S::s. i: - :: ::
our first hoor. G. MENDEL 81 Co.

Colonel Samuel Moody, OF Cincinnati,
has been appointed Assistant General
Passenger Agent Of the Pennsylvania
lines, with headquarters at Pittsourg.
He will assume the duties OF office on
January /. Colonel Moody is recog-
pized in the West as most experienced
passenger agent.
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70 PER CENI sa: 5::s. j.: :'
our FIRST floor. G.. MENDEL 4 Co.
Watch Meniing.
our first floor.

The customary watch night service
will be held at the Young Meas Chris.
tian Association building on Monday
night. The meeting will be held from
10 to 10 o'clock. There will be change
of topics aud leaders each half hour.
All men will be welcome.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

Mr.. c. L. Williams, general superin-
tepdent of Ohio River, with headquart-
ers at Parkersburg, was in the city
FRIDAY.
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seventh-Roy B. Nsylor, 81. D.
Rumble and Joseph Schaefer.
Eighth-Hermann BentZ, Carl But
Ter, w. j. LantrY and w. d. Thurman.
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he Admits The Truth.

A. b. Farquhar, tic head Of the
Pennsylvania Agricultural Works.
one OF the leading manufacturers.
both for the home trade and for
export, Of agricultural implements
and machinery, says
"The fact ls that ouy Drotccliro
laiVs are n m0nstrOus sWiHdie uD0R
the agricHiiUral community. As a
manufacturer | WAS inclined TO say
nothing on the subject, for the rea
son that II was natural 10 suppose
II anybody WIS benefited it. WAS the
manufacturing class, to which / be .
long. But. as / have explained.
the TURNER IL bring desiyOycd. We
ore kiiiiHg the goose for He go1ien
egg. Aud ] honestly believe now
that 10 il to the interest Of tho
manufacturers themselves 10 elimi-
nate the protective feature from our
tariff.
CeriuiH1V MIR m0HU faciUycs 0re
s0H mVch iower abro4d. We couid
oniB Hcsd proicctioH 10 get bcttcr
prjcosfr0m mr. cUsiomors nj home.
We do manufacture and sell I'm
Canada, South America and Europe
many agricultural implements and
machines, and could We have free
raw material and the commercial
advantages whlcn free trade would
give us America would become the
greatest manufacturing emprium Of
the world, and the farmer Of course
would share The prosperity, since
he would have less 20 pay for every
thing and get better prices for all
he sold GO on with your good
work. When me faymcr be0i0s ~
mint aad riec mp 0g0insi His swiH.
dic IL Is d3omcd. Enterprise.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

Tho motto Of the Republicans i'm
this campaign is Patriotism and
Protection" This sounds we'll.
but we notice on all their bills and
posters, that the patriotism" part
Of it, is very m,ll and is entirely
overshadowod by the alluring word
"Protection" printed in letters
large enough to see a hundred yards
away, while the word 'Patriotism"
is 80 small as TO almost require a
ma2nifying glass to sec IT, The
Republicans arc great on patriot.
ism when there are any c0iccs iu
sight and heavy on protecting them
from The hungry Democrats.
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Correspondence of the Argus
The farmers ore now hu-'tuy their
corn which they shy is fairly good
Rev. Chas r. Feather preached love
last Sunday cvcuiu g aweck to large
aud attentive audience.
Mr. and Mrs W.-ley IaU. ~ Whor.
ton. pa, wcrs visiting friends near This
place recently.
The sick folks OF This place are al
better
Walter Cupp and family are visiting
roia Elves near fuis place.
Some ~ otr people attended tuc Dem
ocratic meeting hold at BrandouviIic.
Monday, Oct ~ The meeting was aI-
dressed by Hon D c. Wcstcnhavcr and
j Slidell Brown
EoeAvoNu
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Steve EIkins says that be opposes
Mr.. Wilson because Wilson is try
ing TO puE his hsndsin bis (ElkiusD
pocoets. Oh, no; that's not the
way Of it. Mr. Wilson is trying TO
keep Mr. Elkius' hands out OF 9Th.
or persons pockets.
Laboring men Of This county.
don't you get just as high wages as
You did three years ago> And don @
you get tho goods You buy in the
stores great deal cheaper? Have
you lost anything by Democratic
laws lIave|t YOU gained some
thing = WoplcrdsIowi Rrg,xfer.
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Oar Republican friends arc shout
ing themselves hoar5e for Dayton
aud every gmall boy whose pap i a
Rad. hollers for Dayton at every
opportunity and here in Kingwood
they keep 1T mp night and day and
even on Sunday. Their time is so
short in which to shout "Rah for
Dayton" that they want to make
the best OF it and haYe no time to
lose.
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JAMES d. BUTTS CONES OVER.
He VIII Werk for Congressman vii.
son fill Election Day and Vote
for II i'm.
Special 10 ibc wheeling Rogl-tor

Special 10 thc Wheeling Register
WAsHINGroS, y. g., Oct. % -
VI ljor j. d. Butts, Of llarpcr's Fer
nv. who was The Brpublicln Worlds
Fair Commissioner from West Vir-
gina, has left the Republican party
and will enter the campaign in The
Second Congressional District i'm
support Of the candidacy Of Mr..
Wlton. VI tjor Butts lefs here to
day aud means 90 put in hs time
from this TO the election in doing
what he can to AID the Democratic
cause. Major Butts is M ardent
admirer Of Mr. Wilson, regarding
HIM as one Of the purcst, ablcst and
most jiuntercstcd patriots the coun
try has produced in This generation.
Major Butte conversion to Democ.
racy will not FAIL TO have marked
effect ON The more intelligent Re
OF The Second District. as
be has long been prominent M poll
Tics, and bcs aglin aud agrin been
talked OF as the Republican cndi-
date for the Legislative and Con
gressloual nominations in the Dis.
tricts.
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JOS. G. Brown says If Wilson is
elected he will land in Parsons in
less than IS honrs after the votes
are counted That settles it., Joe
will come. 50 the professionals may
begin TO practice mp on pedro and
be ready for his coming Fl Tucker
Democrat.
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Gle holler5 best who hollcrs
last, as old man "Shako" didn't
remark, once upon time. Our
turn comes after the election. Tho
Ropubllctns are so afraid that they
won get to cheer any for Dayton
then, that they are doing it now
and it's The best time for them too.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

Our advice TO the boys is TO bnr-
rah for Dayton all they can in the
next few days. After next Tuos.
day it will be highly improper 10
disturb the funeral procession by
following at the corpse. The dead
should rest in peace.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

Col. w. j L1yelle and i. Sldell
Brown filled the appointments at
Chidestcrs last Friday night and
Rodamers Saturday night and had
very successful meeting at each
nj 400
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SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

If you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN.
crease, write to n. w. FITzGERALD.
Washington, ID. G.. lie citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State.
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Election next Tuesday, Nov. 9Th.
Remem Der the date and vote early
and avoid the rush.
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While the Republicans are bel
lowing themselves hoarse with their
"IIurrah for Dayton" the Demo
Gratis arc hustling for Wilson.
Next week we will know which will
count the most.
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ToYnOnciais.

Mlvor-tullus x. Monroe.
Rer,r err felix Elliott. Jr.
Cbplsu nsl. -. 4 nj Itrtin, wn. r Wanear
ML'1t q. Fathcr, Will s. Thomas aud !.
r,vl srkatut--C'hlrles ". Dorsey
Societies
Ruights ~ Pvthias-foise se meets every Tines.
day sve1ins 90 their hall over !. W. Bakers
tore at sO) o'clock
tnieps1 lent Orisr NJ old FciIows-I.odpo
meets every saturday evening at their hall i'm
BftI1o's Blpek 20 9.91 o'clock
9ol len V1le E1gampnent, No. 30. T. y. n. r.
et'I oopth. iu the old Fellow e. Hlll. over the
pOsto 10c.
THO IN dependent orlero Of Good Templars
- - g evsrv tsll ~ evening. In the T. n
Rsi I,1 nps's eyerS vcins3F5oSyye i2F5oye9 svogl6 or9er
3 1'elort in tho Knights of Pythias Nall over
Bltter's store.
tei N psrio1p Nsrhl1ics Meets every wed.
n3titv nvs1ilg ~ O'Clock in the Ola Pei
iowt Iill over The rosfofice.
Hrst 1oi thiei Monday in each r5oefb a., slco ',
IN tao Kiithts n Pythas Hall over Bakers
Churches.
". Churcb-Rev. g p. crummett Pastor.
4s-virot -pr9tohilg every gunI tv sf zoo. ~,
AMI p n. sunday school ~ 2 r.. m. class
VI ''u lt1 o. ~ Yp11t FplEe NcetiuRat G80p.
Tao. '''' '''''ns every Thursday evening a.
-Bwtlsi. Church Rev J. y. Mulianoy. Pastor.
services second ard Fourth sunday in each
month. ~ t08D, s. w. and Il r. " pr,Tor
Mefti1g First ani rhird 9uodlys at T.P VI.
IPre7bvfsritp Church 40 Paso-.
tfetennR every sabbath AZ fo&0 o. m.
.eninQ 20 o'clock. Sunday School at 0 9O q M
ffgsN ohurch Pev s. smith pssfor
+eai'E every Fourth sunday in each month.
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Every small boy IN town who
thinks he is a Republican bcciusc
his pup IS, WAS out the other night
growing for Dayton. Next week
the boys will be- eating crow for
DAYTON.
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DIRECTORY.
state Omcials.

Governor william A. MacCorkle. Eanavba
county.
secretary II State-william Z. Chiffon. Ka.
rawha county. "
Aiiitor-isAac V. Johnson Barbour county
Trslsurer-io ohn ". Rowan. Monroe county
Attorney 'eneral-r >. Riley, Ohio county
Asst. Attorney ,ien'i--O. ID. C1ok Ohio county
slpi OF Schoois--Nirgil A. Lewis. Mason Co
A4iutdnt Gsaerdi-Ja.nes A. Holiey. Lincoln
county.
(. - biorlrtau-charles HaQan, Marion Co.
.PrtVato >cc'y TO Gov u ohm B. W hlte Uarnn.
shire county.
Caiei ciera Auditors OGce-Win A. Cracraft
Sec'y state = Ouiue--t; o. Chiffon
SupL. schools '' II j t,rnss
rro lsurer'S " Percy Rowan
Atlt. Gems "
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The appointment at Glado
Farms last Thursday night was
filed by Hon. Melville Peck. Of
Philippi, and Col. W. J. Laycllc,
Of Funnolton. There was good
crowd in attendance and great in.
tcrcst manifested.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

Splendid meetings wcro Lcld by
tho Democracy Of Pisgah ard
Gladcsville last Wednesday night.
william G. Brown, Esq, addressed
the meeting at the former place and
Col. John Martin at The latter.
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c"t n are
o m nd e il m aeon % law. " are Il be
' f
j. W. Clerk
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UNITED sTArrS COURT

Juige-I. JIoN~An, Parkersburg wood Co
Elerf-l. Y. dOoco. ClsrSsDurg Harrison Co
u. : District Att'y-C. c. Watts. Charleston
KanHwha county.
Asst. Dist. Attnrney-Stuart +. Walker Mar
tmsburg. BERKELEY county
Z. ). dtr triha'-S. :. Ninson. Wayne county.
Chief Deputy--A. r. Garden. Ohio county
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cOnstabifS.

wood, Thomas Hawxer ard Geo. r Hon
mlu.
valley, y manuel Dixon anl ! r. Watson
Lyon. I. W. Criss and W b. Taylor.
Reno, r. VI Hubritter and G. " Rideuour.
Union, y. W Myers and Geo. GeisSman
Portland, W. a. dcGinnls and ". r shroyer
Pheasant, j \ Kelly and j. VI shaw.
Grant. =. r. Conner and +. W. Michaels.
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HOTEL CENTRAL.
GRAFTON, w. Va.

LOCATED NEAR ALI DEpoTs.
Obliging and polite porters.
Reasonable rates. Well lighted and
Free sample Room.
4 we'll kept Bar Of fine Wines. Ii.
quors, &c, lately opened.
Fine whisky a specially.
II. J. MCAVAY. Proprictor.
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supreme cour. or Appeals.

W. English President. Mason county.
nsiry BranuDu. Lewis co.
Ho nsr II. Holt, Greenbrier Co.
VI. ". Dent, Taylor 20.
Col. Charles Hslrick. Crar. Kanawha county.
%. :. Long. Clerk, Kama wha co.
i. y Riley, Reporter, Ohio county.
20 iVencs 1T ChtTiestsn second Wednesday IN
January; Wheeling, hrst Wednesday In June
Chariesto~u, rr4t Wednesday, in september
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tir7t District-Jo,in o.. Penlleton. Wheeling
Ohio County.
S3i'1 )iStrict-yillia l.. wilson. Charles.
.own, Jefferson Co
=, rhird District Iohn y. Nder-on. Nicholas c.
H., Nicholas County
Fourth Distriet-Inmes CaDebart Point plnas
Ant, Mason county
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United States senators.


Cht-les J. Faulkner, Martinsburs. Berklc,
ounty.
johnson Y. Camden, pOekersburg wood co
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Conr's convene,

De0e nber n.
Col1tg Cprrt-First Monday in January. April,
July ana october.
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Miris rIiea.

.Kingv,r1 oi'trict. joseph " Godwin and
Joseph \. Miller.
vt0sv, T. Ilrtin and \. J. DeBerrv
LFhn, s1gera Iutc1s AM IA ncs HcGee.
fs1'. 4. l. Vhse s- 9ui Lucas Fbriuan.
u libp, IuildS S"1str an1 \ IT Berry.
p prt.t1l. 7 .hn riu AID Nlbert @ Mason
Plsln1t. Levi =. Miller AMI ID. r. Martin
or llr. i. n HirI
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The BEST SHOES for the mon.
ty at W Postcu 81 Go.
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State sena,ors-Elcyen,h pis;r,e,

'''''' 'V"F'"FN- HIU'tHIF "IN'T'CI
William O. WOrley. HingwOod, Preston Co.
Aipheus Garrison, Mpnongalia Co.
Judge, Fh!r ~ iiciaI District
Joseph r. Hoke, iins 'c d. Preston County.
cow uuTS>toNEvS Of ACCOUNTS.
VI. Goodwin and ID. VI. Wotring.
COW SStONERs IN CHANCERY.
D. VI. Wotrug Neil J. Fortney. and " NJ
y. Dawson.
REC AVER OF THE COURT.
Col James w. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS
COMMISSIONERS cousrY COURT.
Nallev. Mason watson President
kingwOoi, J. l.. Mckenzie.
LV1n, David !. Walls
Reno, dsses 4. sinclair.
Portland, Villa n \. dcGinnis
Grant "A ruel E. Conner,
Pleasant, Ben \. Conner.
Union, Page r. HcCru
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nOrs, or D.le.niNs.

IW n VT IT It .-ffFNs
Eat side ds-Christian uartrnevcr. Brucp;on.
West SdS-Anbs ItrtleF Masontown.
Sharif lie pov shaw
"a DEPUTY sTERIFFs
kiTw 'o biStrict-LItner McNillen,
81 .sEiey-Npne.
Lyon
R.lo--C. v Ridenonr
G~Nt t-ieorge Geiss nan.
Portland
Uttpt-- A.bert z Fearer.
Pleas ant --T =4s III Il N wv
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Clerk Circuit Court-Iohn " Watson.
Clarf County Court. Ami Martin.
Pr)seclting Att9rncv-D. 4 WOtring.
CsIItv Surveyor :. =. McMillcn
S1pt. OF schools -LDrtin rortnev
Assessor Etst Si1s. Gabriel Pullian.
West side. ~ % r. Name ar
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

William q. Worlev. Kingwood, Preston Co.
Alpheus Garrison, Monongalia Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Indianapolis, Ind. July 2s.--Rain in
terfercd,serlously with the second days
meet OF the indianapolis Bicycle club,
The events and the winners were as
follows:
one mlle--zlgzag club, handicap.
Andrew Tribe. $40 yards. won. Time,
217 4-5.
One mile-Handicap. class "B", TWEEN
ty-one starters Il. w. Ballard Of
Chicago, so yards, won. Time, 2.l0 i-b.
One mile. 2:3O class, class "a" sixteen
starters-E. II. Kelser OF Dayton. Time.
2:0S As.
One-quarter mile. open class !"
eleven starters--A +. Brown Of Clve-
land won, II, Mcdonald of New York
second. Time. 80 40.
Two-mlle handicap. class a. fwcn-
ty-six starters-F. a. Thomas OF Dan
vile, $40 yards Time. 4:54.
one mile, open class "B," fourteen
starters--J II. Bliss OF Chicago won,
l.. ID. Cabanne OF st. Louis cond,
T.. j. Titus OF New York third. lime.
2:2e.
One-half mile. open class a. six
teen startcrs-O. =. Bernhard Of
Toledo. Time, 1907 2-5.
Three-milo handicap. class "B." TOUR
teen starters-R j. Leacoek OF ST. ! outs
450 yards. Time 72l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
1891.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this --, 1894.


Notary Public Bell County, Texas"
The American Railway union had
about $50 members at this place and OF
this number about % hive taken with
drawal cards. made the above afii-
davlt and made application for rein
statement to their old positions with
the railway company. OF these TWEEN
ty-nve there have been only three or
four put back TO work.
The American Railway union men
her all say the strike has never been
declared Off and a great many Of them
whom this correspondent has talked
with say they will go to work ON n
farm or take any kind Of situation
before they will do what is required
Of them by the railway company,
Some OF the men are leaving this
palce for various other points in the
state.
OF the eighteen Rangers who have
been kept here since the troubles be-
gan only eight now remain, the others
having left yesterday and last night
There are few instances where sew
eral men left here to secure situations
In other places on the roads but when
they We're asked for references and 1t
was learned they were from Temple
and were American Railway union men
they were refused places.