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The morning times., 1895-11-07
Daily Bargains
Do
you
believe

what you see? We do
not ask you to believe what
we say-all we ask is for
you to come and see for
yourself. We claim to sell
furniture lower than anyone
else in town, and we are
prepared to stand by it.
We also claim that for va
riety and low prices you can
not beat our stock of carpets.
AS to. our upholstery de-
partment, we have the best
uphoisterers in town, who
are always at your service
to recover and re-upholster
your furniture when it gets
shabby.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
WANDERED OFF IN A FIT.
Young Augustus Benz min Was Found
in the Woods

Augustus Benjamin, the fourteen-year-
old culored boy, who disappeared Monday
afternoon from the home of his parents.
1912 North Capitol street, has returned.
For some time young Benjamin has been
subject TO epileptic fits, and while out
playing was suddenly seized with one of
them and wandering off to the woods be-
came lost.
His absence caused his mother consider
able uneasiness and anxiety and all eff
forts to learn his whereabouts proved fruit
less. After roaming around all night he
was finally picked up near Langdon and
sent home.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
A Rain to Talk About.

Once when Japheth was very old man it
rained for several days in succession, and
people began TO speak of the remarkable
weather.
..Oh, dear .me!" said Japheth, s'this is
nothing to the downpour when l was young
when shen, Ham and went into papa's
ark. That"
But he stopped. There was none TO listen.
People always began TO move off when
Japheth began to speak of the flood
Judge.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
DE EAFNESS

and head noises relieved instantly by
using the Wilson Common Sense Ear Drums,
Mr.. George II. Wilson, the inventor, will
13, 8 a. m. to 8 p. IN. Mr.. Wilson's
own deafness brought about the discovery
of this wonderful and yet simple device.
He is now wearing them constantly day
and night. They absolutely Invisible,
and have no wire OF string attachment to
irritate the ears.
Consultation and examination free.
WILSON EAR DRUM CO.,
1122 broadway, New York.
I. nnG = .G10.1l
The morning times., 1895-11-07
Socialist Labor in New York

Socialist Labor in New York.
kilograms received by prominent labor
leaders in Washington yesterday stated that
the socialist labor vote in New York and
Brooklyn had increased over fifty per
cent. 1t was further claimed that these
two cities gave the labor party 10000
votes more than were cast for its candi-
dates in the whole State last year.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
Cbancellor woIcott Resirn-.

Whining ton, Del, Nov. 6.-James L.
wolcott, chancellor of state. has resigned.
to take effect November i6- Gov. Watson
win appoint John r. Nicholson, now at.
torney general, to be chancellor. and Robert
C. White, of Georgetown VIII be made at
tornev general. !.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
Pnfnmnc,s New COACH

The Potomac football team has Sc
cured the services of Capt. Jack Jones
Stewart, formerly of the Martinsburg
baseball team, as their coach. He will
leave the football team as soon as the
Texas baseball season opens, as he Is
engaged to play with the San Antonio
oI.. L,
The morning times., 1895-11-07
vov.ga az the Essex

The training ship Essex, with naval APP
preDtices on board, sailed yesterday frcm
Madeira for st. Thomas, West Indies. She
will proceed under sail and the voyage will
probably take two weeks.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
Wash, B. Williams,
7th and D. SITS. N. W..
Queen
Ann Lotion

is the most dainty prepa-
ration OH the market for the
skin - for c H A P P E d
HANDS - SORE LIPS =
rough skin. It's not a COM
plexion maker, but a sooth-
ing, healing liquid, that is
neither sticky nor unpleas-
ant to -use. PRICE is 25c
You need it this weather,
and ali thro' winter.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
Washington STOCK Exenanse.

Sales-Regular call-Columbia r. r 6s, 8, 900
at Ill: Amer Sec Il Trust IS, 500 at ll2; Capi-
tai Traction, 90 81, 50 al 81, 80 at sOi5; ..
Electric Light, at l55, 10 at l34s4, 10 at l3iis
The morning times., 1895-11-07
Financial and Commercial.

New York Stock Nfarset.
Furnished by Frank Wilson Bro wn. broker.
l39b street.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
FAMILIES ARE IN NEED
Sickness and Distress Among
locked-out AnaCDstia Drivers.
SOME VERY WORTHY CASES

An Investigation of Several Cases
Shows That Destitution and Suf-
fering Are Weakening the Men In
Their Stand for the Rights of La bor.
Appeal To Friends.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
C.S. FAULKNER. Sole Agent.
Time Building, New York City.

COLD IN THE HEAD, Catarrh,
and Headache Immediately relieved by
Capitol Catarrh Cure. 20 cents.
nOI-3mn-eyS
The morning times., 1895-11-07

Chicago Markets.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-12-12
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

In national convention ton
years ago n newspaper reporter
mentioned reGalcitrant mcm ber
as hailing from the "Little Wild
State Of West Virginia." Would
that he true to day?
The State is three times larger
than Massachusetts.
In Wheeling there is the large. {
nail mill in the world. There are
invested IN the industries Of Wheel.
ing alone ten million dollars, with
animal sales aggregating fifty mil.
lions.
In 1880 railroad mileage was 60l
nj cs; in 1892 it was 1700-the sec.
ond State in the Union IN railroad
building.
In 1880 the "Big Injun" sand
had not been touched; 10 day oil
output is 8.400. 900 barrels per wear.
the second oil-producing State.
The rich Gordon and Berea sands
only touched in two places. The
Sistervlllo field is to dav the great
est oil producing field in the
country.
In 1880 we produced 1,4O4. 0OS
tons Of co"l; 1898 produced 10, 700, =
900 tons, making the fourth coal
producing State.
In 1880 we produced 121 .715 tons
OF coke; 1893, ,0G2. 900 tons max.
ing second coke State. New River
coke outseIling Connellsville in
Chicago. The great Pittsbntg
seam scarcely tonched.
We have 1900 square miles of
Goals, making our coal area The
greatest.
In Fat Top region, IN 1880 there
was nothing but wilderness. Last
year the coal output was 3.2b4. 600
tons; the coke more than G54. 900
tons.
We have the largest area Of bard
wood in the Union.
Our taxes arc only 81 mills on
the dollar for State purposes. Oar
school system is excellent. with less
than a million people. we spent Iast
year So. 100000 for education. The
State hos not q dollar Of debt.
We have low taxes, q salubrious
climate, no loonsts. grasshoppers
cyclones. or drongbts.
The State is the gateway between
the West and the North, and is
right 30 the market.
WILLIAM a. MACCOnKLE.
Governor Of ~. Va.
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SONG OF TnR COUNTIES OF WEST
VIRGINIA

FIRST. Ohip, Brooke and Hancock,
With old MARSHALL. here we see.
In group they stani together.
just as snug as they can be,
Making our great Panhandle;
And gay Wheeling here we 5 q.
rhru comes Wetzel. Tyler, Pleasnn;s,
With old Wool and Jackson, too;
llie TO Mason, on TO Cabell.
Then great Wayne is bro't To view.
On the fair Ohio river
AL these count-s are found
Lincoln, Logan, Boone, Wyoming.
And'MoDowell next we spy
With MiuFo, Raleigh ana old Mercer.
In the southwest they lie;
South ot the great Kanawha,
In the southwest they lie.
Pocahoutas aud Green brier.
With young Summers and Monroe.
Pendleton AMI Grant and Hardy,
Mineral and Hampshire, too.
On the southeastern border,
In the mountains they lie.
Berkeley Jefferson and Morgan,
a Panhandle next we spy.
In the east on the Potomac,
These three counties quiet lie.
Making our East Panhandle,
In the east it does lie.
Monongalia, Preston, Tucker,
Marion and Taylor, too.
Dodlridge, Harrison and Harbour
Are the next we bring TO view,
Counties north OF the center
And prosperous counties. too
Ritchie, Lewis, upSbur. Randolph,
Writ, Calhoun and Gilmer spy.
BraNton, Roanc and Clay and Webster,
And old Nicholas close by;
These are our midland counties.
For in midland they lie.
fayette, Putnam and Kanawha,
In IA valley rich and great,
Ends the song OF every county
In our fair and thriving state.
Making ffty-6ve counties
In our fair and thriving state.
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with thc departure Of auotter vear
when review made of tine condition
~ ahaira 70 ie only right that some
thought be given tO the physical body
which enables anyone 10 battle with
lies problem and figure for tneiusclvce
the profit or loss on tile trial balance
sheet Though the btak account may
be- larfe and each ones material vaif.
be great ~ would not tr qurpris.ny II
~ suddenly dawns upon mnnv that
good health has been greatly impover-
ishe1 by the low condition of the blood
~ is in this st9tc that the Tactic acid
iu the vital fluid attqcss She fbrons
tissues. particularly the f1ints. hfllSing
known the local rnan fsetqtions az
rhcunctisn. Thousands Of people
have found in Hoods SarsapariIla Tire
great blood purifier positive and
permanent cure for rhenfuat sm.
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Beware Of ointments for catarrh that
contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering IL
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans' as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly de-
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by f. J. Cheney a. Co.
Toledo, o., contains no mercury. and is
taken Internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system In bying Halls Catarrh Cure. be
sure you get the genuine. II is taken
internally. and made I'm Toledo. Ohio.
by Z. j. Cheney & Co., Testimonials
free.
~ Sold by all druggists, price 75c. per
bottle.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored
70 health by simple means, after su fer
Jog for several years with n severe
lung affection, and that dread disease
CONHuMPT1ON n anxious TO make
known 70 his fellow suffers the means
of cure. To those who desire it he will
c he q Y send free Of charged n
copy Of the prescription used. which
they viii find sure cure for CoNsUwp-
TOY ASTHMA CATARRm BRONCHtrIs
and all throat ana lung MALAprrs
lie hopes that ali sufferers will try his
remedy. rs ~ Is invaluable. Those de
string the prescription. which will cost
them nothing and may prove a bless
inc will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, Brooklyn,
New York.
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THE COUNTRY AND THE TOWN.

We don't half like the city.
With all It's sounds and sights,
It's rushin'. rattlin' Street cars
And it's bright electric lights
Where mammon's mighty temples
Stand beside the stony ways.
Aud the roar of business echoes
Through all the stormy days.
Where people never stop to talk
Or loiter "a they GO,
And can never spare minute
They always hurry So
When the smoke of myraid chimneys
Dims the glory of the sun.
And you never feel the coming breeze
When your daily work is done.
Where through the livelong day and
night
The mob keeps rushin' on.
Like all were bound for kingdom come
And anxious TO be gone.
For man is only mortal,
And some day he'll have to rest,
And we hope to hear the Master say,
HE did his very best"
And how can any good be done,
is what we'd like TO know,
II people never stop to think,
They always hurry SOP
No, we like the coustry better,
Where the birds sing through the day,
Where the pleasant fountains sparkle
Beside each dusty way.
Where God has written on the earth
In language plain aud clear,
The story of creation,
The hearts of men to cheer.
You can read IL in the dewdrops
AS they sparkle on the leaves,
In the murmur of the zephyrs
And the waving forest trees.
In the sunshine and the RAINFALL;
The message of his love,
And at midnight in the stars that CLEAN
In silence up above.
Why the very joy OF livin'
Will make both heart and brain
Throb with new life and vigor,
Just make you young again.
When God made man to put him
In garden rich and fair,
With birds and flowers and fountains
And prefume laden air.
He didn't build great big house
With towers broad and high,
And set it on a hilltop
Where it almost touched the sky.
And somehow il always seemed TO us
Fate was more apt to frown
Upon the man who dwells within
The busy, bustling town.
We suppose we lack ambition,
That meteor of the mind,
That leads men from the paths of peace
The bubble fame to find.
We take things sorter calm like,
AS we loiter by the way;
And, we reckon well not regret IL
When we reach the judgement day.
For we know we'll all stand equal
Before the great white throne,
When the Master Shepherd counts His
sheep
And comes to claim his own.
M. s Cornweli.
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BICYCLE BOOM IN CHURCH
A Brooklyn Pastor Announces an
Innovation.

Rev. Cortland Myers. pastor Of
the Biptist Temple. BROOKLYN, an
nonnced in q prelude 10 his sermon
sunday that be proposed 20 prepare
place in the church cd fee for the
Keeping of bicycles during services.
"Superstitious healhcns." he
said, "have imagined that the bi g.
cycle is the DEVILS own vehicle. and
many shallow soulcd Americans
have thought they saw his Satanic
Majesty on that same cirrIaue. bnf
IL is their blindness. and not the
FAULT Of The machine. Ut Ia one Of
the greatest inventions and bios.
ings Of Che age Like every other
good thing, abuse turns it's bless.
ings in 90 curse.
"lf the 'cmanoipated woman
hurls her shuckles TO the ground,
cuts OF her skirts and perches her
self ~ tho air, q spectacle TO men
and angels. mostly men, that is no
fault Of The wheel. RI tho rider
uses % 70 dosccrato Gods holy dav.
10 is the man, not the machine, that
is worthy of condemnation.
"fhere is no worse sin in riding
on q bicycle on Sunday than there
rs IN riding on q wagon or walking
on two feet. 10 depends altogether
upon tic purpose and the result d"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-12-12

The STANDARD" Delineator has be.
come some familiar thati hardly seems
necessary TO do more than indicate the
good things Ia be found in it's pages.
II celebrates the New Year by an un-
usually interesting number. The col
ored plates are fne example OF what
can be done in lithographv when di-
rected bv 4 reai artist. Stories abound.
and brightly written pages are devot-
Ell To Dancing. Furs, Fancy Work.
ilcmc- Mixing, and New Year Customs
the world over; chatty editorials amuse
the readers Of Among Ourselves" aad
Horticulture Is, IS usual. treated bv
the master hand Of Mr. Eoen Rexfori.
There are pages Of Fancv-Work for
Little Fingers, and others for big ones.
including further number on Leather
Work Dainty calendars are descr bed
and illustrated and in the pages on
How TO be Beautiful" the hygiene of
the skin is discussed 10 addition there
are some fifty PAGES Of new designs FOR
my lady's wardrobe, and excellent ar
ticles on Millin,rg aHd Cookery.
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Grant
Town ameiafs.


Mavor--William Franris Ianear
Ree1ri er--1anes w. Flynn
T1tncilner -pavi1 n WotHsy lance A.
~ ,ri we, ,1,n., i, d-sS. Madison T. Pow
TOWN sergeant-wiiilan r. wheeler.
Societies
K,,iqbfs Of pvfhias-r.ofee rneefs everv rres.
dlv eveplng % their bah oyer Hard ware store.
81 7:80 O'Clock
Gniepvndent order ~ Odd FeIiows 4ge
meets every Saturday evening At the Knights
of pgtiia4 htil ~ 781 o'clock
Golden Rnie Eacampnent. No. 30. 7. o. q. r
neets FirH arf Thlrd Monday eveninvs ~
e1ch month ~ the odd Fellows ual1. Bishop
HloCk.
The In ieDenient order NJ Good Tsmnlars
Lo1ge meets everv Fridav evening in the T. n
o. r. Hall. 40 T8o O'Clock.
Rf1r Pauip Tribe w. r. rnproved order ~,
Rot Zen meets every "wednesday evening ~
z8l 2,cloot in the knights Of Pythias Hall over
Hard ware Store
gingwoel COUNCIL, No. %. Junior order mi
nesiay oyenin1 ~ 7.99 O'Clock iu the odd Fai.
lows Hall IN the Bishop Biook
Preston Lodge, No. %. A. p and 4. M.-weefs
". IN tic knights Of Pytbias Hall over mard.
ware store
Churches.
NJ r. Church Rev s. r. Crpnmoff pastor.
s9cyices- Pre9ghiug evory sunday NJ f0.80a M.
Meeting =. ~ Young Fofks Waefingaf es0 n
n Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening az
trresbyieriar Church Rev. Jno r usctef,
Lastors PreaChln9 every Sabbath af l0.fs
- NJ. ard z'81 m. praver Meeting
saHh,th eveai0g AZ ss0. Ladies' wissionarv
Society meets every Tuesday of eaoh month
Baofist Church-No paator.
a w charoh REV w wsfsoo pa stor
Pfsaehlng overy fourth sundsy 50 The msuth
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SCHOOL REPORTS.

Report of tho Tunnelton school
for the month endiag Novem Der %.
lS95--W. o. Miller. PnncipaI.
Number of pupils enrolled. cirls.
10; boys, 10; total, 81; per cent.
OF daily attendance, 90: average
daily attendance, %. Those Meth
er absent nor tardy: Laura Guse-
man. Polly West. lrma Ashby.
Myrtle Pyles, Nettic Huffman.
blanche Rogers. JAS. Pyles. Frank
West, William Lavele. Reese Gum
mlngs, Joseph Gibson, Jas. Gibson.
Those who missed one day or less f:
Carmen Ashby, Carrie Miller ana
Orar Ashby.
Pri mary Department. Mary
Stemple, teacher.
Number Of pupils enrolled, BOYS.
~; girls, 2l; total 43; per cen.
OF daily attendance, SO; average
daily attendance. 81. Those Meth
absent nor tardy: Ira Shrout.
Leonard Mankins, Gilbert HUFF
man, Victor Huffman, Arthur Wat.
kins, Bessie Gibson, Lizzie Ashby.
Those absent but one day or less {:
Phil Beavers. Harvey Shrout. Stew
art Bonafield, Gussie Miller, Ollie
Pyles and Lena Rogers.
La order that the school be n
success, the parents should Co
operate with the teachers in their
work and sec to their children be-
lug regular in attendance.
Report OF Painters Mill school
for the first month Belle Stemple.
teacher.
Enrolment, a.; average attend.
ance. 3S; per cent OF attendance. 97.
Neither absent nor tardy: Bertha
and Lester Wilt, Ethel Scott, Clvde
and Clay Stemple, Mollie, John and
David Deets. Arthur. Harry, Nan
ME and Mary Forman, Pearl, Frank
and Fern Sanders. Spencer and
Rena Miller. Hugh and Harley For
man, Charles, Howard and John
Dawson. Ernest. Earl, Nav and
Bessie Calhoun and Edna and En-.
ma Painter.
Report of No. 8 school for the
first week ending November 30
Della Bolyard. teacher.
Pupils enrolled. boys, 18; girls,
ID; total, 81, per cent. Of dnly at.
tendance, boys, 76; girls, rs. Pu.
pills neither absent nor tardv: Roy
and Greenland Bolyard, Walter and
Otis Goff, Wait Nestor, Clara. Susie.
Adeline. Lura and Fanny Bolyard,
Ida and LouIe Ncstor and Nettie
Rldgway. Those only missed one
day. Flora Nestor and Willie Boil
yard.
HNHH
Report Of the Savage school for
the first month ending Novem Der
29th--T. ID. Craig, teacher.
Enrolled, 30; average daily at
tendance, 2l; per cent. Of daily
attendance, boys, 97; girls. o.. Pu.
pills neither absent nor tardy. Mnry
B., Anna Il. and Jennie O. Borg.
man, Mary q. and Cora B. Peters.
Grace and Carrie Savage, Jessie
Stone, Willie Bergman. Joseph G..
Mask, Chas. q. Peters, John VI.
Savage, Bruce and Geo. w. Stone.
BEHH
Report Of Morris school. of King.
wood district, for the first month
beginning Nov. II. and ending
Dec. Martha Copeman, teacher.
Number pupils enrolled. 20: av-
erage daily attendance, Ia; per cent
OF duly attendance o.. Those
neither absent nor tardy: Madgc
Braham, Persis Ilagns. John Bra.
ham aud John Shrout.
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sa,renn rourl or ,,,e.,s

Homer VI. Hol, President GreenbrIer Co
v English Mason county.
Hsncy BrannOn. Lewis Co.
NJ n. Dent, Taylor Co.
Gel. Charles Hedrick. Crier Kanawha countv
+. o. 5. Long, Clerk. Kanawha Co
r. 8. Riley, Reporter. Ohio county
Convenes at Charleston Second "Wednesday In
January Wheeling, first Wednesday In June,
Chariestowu. first Wednesday In September
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RUPTURE CURED Az HOME.

li YOU suffer from runtu~e in ANY ~
Us various forms. and desire go be re-
lieved you can learn how 20 Doe cured
~ n9minQ This paper aud addressing
y. IT, MbRRlCk. Huntington. w. Va.
Tie will send full perticulars free Gm
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DIRECTORY.
state omciaIs.

Governor-wiliam A. MacCorkle. KanavSh,
county.
secretary % State-william Z. Chiffon. Ka.
taNha county.
Aliitor-I-aae V Johnson. Barbour county.
rreaSure.-JOaa " Rowan. Monroe county
Attorney telerai--r 3. Riley, Ohio conntx
Asst. ATTY Cen Hcnry endlefon Kanayyha ~,
S1 u. of SchpOis-Virgil A. Lewis Mason Co
AllntAnt Geaeral--Janes A. Holley. Lincoln
county.
state Librarian-E. L. Wood. Kanawha co
'rivtte Sec'y to Gov John Is. White Hatnn.
shire county.
Gale CLERK IA litor's Orice-Wm A. Cracraft
>" Sec'y states q .rce-G o Chiffon
SuDt Schools :" IT ! C,tuSs
Treasnrcr's a. Percy Rowan
Aitt Gems Z" ""
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When The breezy blooming bloom
ers are universally the 90, how will
tailors press creases in them, we
should like to know ? When the
baby's head Is uodding and wants
TO take o nap, how can mamma lull
her darling in Oifurcated Ian ?
How can Bridget shoe the chickens
with 10 skirts 20 Zap and fling.
when the creatures 90 a.grubbing
IN the garden in the spring? But
the question most annoying that
our speculations catch Can she
vie With men and action when she
goes TO strike q match 4?
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Rouse or Delegates

East Side-Wllliam Henry Glover. Terra Alta
west Side-James w White, Kingwood
Sherin-LeRov Shaw.
DEPUTY snERIFFs.
kmgwood District-Luther McMllen,
YHaIiey-None.
Reno-C. ". Ridenour
Union-George Gessman
Portland
Grant-Albert r. Fearer
Pleasant-None.
Clerk Circuit Court-John w Watson.
Clerk County Court. Ami Martin
Prosecuting Attorney-D. VI. Wotring
county Suryeyor-A. r. McMillen
SuDt. OF Schools-H. O. Whetsell
Assessor -East Side. Gabriel Pulliam
West side. WIN +. Manear
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C0nsInhIea.

nan. '"
Valley. Emanuel Dixon and J. r. Watson.
Lyon.I. w. Criss and W. B. Taylor
Reno, r. Halbritter and c. N Rideuour
Union, ID. w. Myers and Geo Geissman
Portland. W A. McGinnis
Pleasant, j. 8. Kelly and j NJ shaw
Grant, s. r. Conner and j. W. Michaels
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Ohio County.
tppl, Barbour Co ' ~
kanawha County
H., Jackson county
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NAQisfrafes.

,Klng,wood District Joseph NJ. Goodwin and
Vallev. n VI. Martin
Lyon, Eugene Higgins and James McGee
Reno. III. III. Wheeler and Lucas Forman
Union, Julius Scheer and A. VI. Berry
Portland, Jshn w. Hill and Albert G. Mason
Pleasant. Levi n; Miller and ID. ". Martin.
Grant, j. 4. Bird and w. III. McGibbons
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UNITEp srATEs cnuRr

Jufge-J.J Jacxssn. Parkersburg Wood co
clerk. Y. Moore, Clarksburg. Harrison Co
=. U. :. District Atty-C. c. Watts Charleston.
kanawha county.
Asst dat. Attorney-stuart f. Walker, Mar.
tlnsburg Berkeley county
U. 5. Marshal-A. ID Garden Wheeling W Va
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Courts Convene.

December H. - ~
County Court-Flrst Monday in January, April,
July and October.
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Joseph t. Hoke, Kingwood. Preston County.
C0MuISSuONERs OF ACCOUNTS.
NJ. Goodwin and ID. ". wotrIng.
COM ssIoNERS IN CHANCERY.
ID; NJ Wotring Neil J. Fortney, and w M.
y. Dawson and w. B. Parkhurst.
REC LIVER OF THE COURT.
James W. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS corNrY COURT
cortland, John P.Jones, President, Terra Alta
Kingwood. Edmund Messenger Kingwood
valley. Edward VI. Hartley, Masontown
Lyon, David J. Walls, Independence
Union, Page II. McCrum Aurora
Reno, Harrison Zinn, Feliowsville
Pleasant, Perry Metheney Valley Point
Grant, X. b. Waddle, Brand on Vile
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state seuators-Rleventh pistrict
Judge. Third JudIeiaI pistrIct.

william g. Woriey. Kingwood. Preston Co.
samuel ii .Gramm, Fetterman, Taylor Co.
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United states seuator
Members ofCongress.

county.
stephen Benton ElkIns. Elkins, Randolph Co.