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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23
Another Democrat FIonned.

There was another bad wreck out on
the road last Sunday, in which the
Democracy OF this county made a
heavy slump. The particulars as near
as we can ascertain were about as fol-
lows Col. w. J Lavelle. of Tunnel
ton. the heavyweight chairman of the
Democratic County Committee. is an
enthusiastic bicyclist. and, having late
ly purchased foe wheel that was the
pride OF his life, started Sunday morn
ing to ride over TO the County Capital
TO cali on friends and try himself and
the wheel All went well till about
two miles out and he had gotten up n
full bead of steam and was coming
down hill like runaway cyclone.
when the front wheel struck n rock
with such force that the collision was
heard over at the Camp Ground aud
the Colonel hit the ground about
twenty feet away, while the jar was
felt at TOWNSVILLE and 1T was thought
the big tres.le on the West Virginia
Northern had fallen in What a fall
was there my countrymen 90 The bike
was a wreck, but the Colonel pulled
himself together and acted as pail
bearer for the remains of the bike.
carrying it over to the Camp Ground
where the Darkey Camp Meeting was
in session. After short services there,
the remains were taken on TO Tunnel
ton for final interment We extend
fraternal sympathy, for we know how
1t is ourself IL viii now be in order
for Col. Thomas Hawker, the celebrat-
ed road man 10 write another article
on Our County Roads and their De-
plorable Condition"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23
Hudson Happenings.
Correspondence Of tho Argus.
Bryan and Sewal

Correspondence Of tho Argus.
Bryan and Sewall
Free silver, 10 tot!
That's what's the matter with Han
ma
Mr.. John A. Wolfe has possessed
himself of n new binder.
Mr.. n. A. Gibson has been working
at Pisgah for n few days.
"Chet." Walls of Pisgah, was here
Saturday and Sunday. ian 24t
Mr.. A. f. Walls and Jesse Gale,
Pisgah. were on our streets Sunday of
Messrs. j. Barton Everly and j. Al
bert Yeast. of Bruceton, were here
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Bowermaster.
of Bruceton, were visiting here Sun
day, the guest of n. III. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Gibson and little
daughter, Jessie, of Palatine, are Wis
iting relatives here aud at Pisgah.
The man who said ut is good TO be
honest and true" has not lived for sew
eral thousand years in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. G. Everly, of
Laurel Run, were visiting Mrs. Everly's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Galloway,
last week.
Our teachers are already Worrying
over the coming examination. Don't DO
discouraged you'll make n number
three probably.
MIR. j. o. Jenkins, of Terra AHA, is
visiting here for few days. MIR.
Jenkins will teach the Pleasant Hill
school the coming winter.
The last detachment of tho Gypsies
passed through here few DAYS ago.
Some OF our people are some poorer
az Il H. a. l.
Our Democrats are unit for bryan
aud free silver. We imagine that the
Democrats who voted at the Republi-
can Primary must now feel their in
significance They ought to go off and
do some hard thinking.
Mr.. Il. G.. Jenkins and daughter and
little son, of White City. Kans.. and
Mr.. Peter Jenkins, of Petroleum, w.
Va, were visiting relative and friends
here recently. Mr.. Scott Jenkins, Of
aans.. is also on his way east.
Mrs. Elizabeth Liston is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. w. &. Gibson here at
the present writing. Mrs. Liston cele-
brated her eighteith birthday on July
3rd and is able 70 read fine print with
out her specs.
We understand that there was quite
an excitement at Pisgah Saturday
night. Some low-lived miserable piece
of humanity will continue this petty
pilfering till they get their hide filled
SO full of buck-shot that IL won't hold
buck-wheat straw.
Rev. v. N. Murphy will FIJI the pull
pit in the Baptist Church July 18th, at
1880 a. m, and Rev Chas T.. Feathers
the Methodist Church, same day at
1900 a. m. This speaks we'll for our
community TO have services at the
same time in two churches
Yours Democratically
PAssfM SCRIBBO.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23
Our camps In the wilderness. "

The fishing party from here that was
up in the Narrows of Cheat had quite a
time. The party was composed OF Mr..
and Mrs ID. +. Fawcett and daughter
Goldie, MIR. and Mrs c. w. Derring,
Mrs Antoinette Wood, Misses Alice
Thomas and Mary Goodwin and George
W. Marsden. They were gone about
ten days and couldn't get home any
sooner on account of the river being so
high. They camped in the old govern
ment shanty, built and used by the
men blasting out the channel. It is
about half way between here and
Rowlesburg, on the widest part of the
river The channel is very narrow aud
deep and the mountain almost straight
up on each side, so that you can see no.
where there except across the river
and patch of sky above. The first
day out the fishing was good, bnt after
that the river raised and IL rained
nearly every day and spoiled the fun
but they caught about fifty fish in all
and some very fine ones. Mr. Fawcett
captured the boss fish, q salmon that
weighed just five pounds The party
had banjo and guitars and passed the
time with music and dancing, when
they couldn't fish. The most unpleas-
ant feature OF the place was the snakes,
that prowled around and Charlie Der
ring says they killed at least twenty
FIVE and didn't dare go out after dark
without lantern for fear of stepping
on one. One Of the government hands,
working there last year, got up before
daylight and stepped on copper-head
with his bare feet that had crawled in
the house. II bit him in the foot but
he recovered. They took him to
Rowlesburg and the doctors worked
the poison out OF him and saved his
life. Dan says he thinks there is den
of them under the house, as the place
smelt like a cucumber patch of damp
night and IL Is claimed that the smell
Of copper-heads is like that of cucum-
bers. Monday morning the party
cleaned up the last Of their supplies for
breakfast and we're preparing for "a
famine, but luckily the teams came at
ter them and they were saved.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23
ROBBERY Ar PIsGAM.
Bold Attempt TO Break Into 4 store.
The Thief Escapes
Special to Tnr ARous.

Special 10 lttE AR0CS.
PISGAH. July 81 500.
a bold attempt at robbery on last
Saturday night between the hours of
eleven aud twelve o'clock. our little
town of Pisgah was thrown into a
great excitement over a bold attempt
TO rob l.. Benton Wallis store.
crowd OF young folks had gathered
At Jesse Gales TO spend the evening
with friends who were visiting there
from White City, Kansas. and when
the people were enjoying themselves
TO the utmost in singing and playing,
Harry Smith went out TO the well to
get a drink which was at the back OF
the house, when his attention was at
tracted by the sound OF broken glass
falling in the direction of the store
On investigation he found some one
was actually at the store he ran back
and told Abucr Walls to come along
with him aud they would catch some
one in the store. The two proceeded
alone without attracting any attention
from the rest of the company. and
when within twenty-five feet of the
store the gate was suddenly thrown
open and Harry Smith in advance OF
his comrade made rush for the
burglar. who upon hearing the sound
of approaching footsteps, took to his
heels; but finding his pursuers SO
NANac NRtu HAu ne ufOnDCu MS our
den. which consisted of nine pair of
pants, and fired one shot which just
missed Smith. and so stunned him
that he gave up the chase and gath
cred up the stolen property aud ran
back TO the house for help. Walls
gave the william leg-bail for two or
three hundred yards, when he ran in
10 strip of woods and was lost from
view; he was heard going through
the wood by other parties who heard
the shot and started in pursuit lie
was n medium sized man, either wore
mask or was BACKED. lie had bro
ken glass in the window, where a
large amount OF ready made clothing
had been piled late I'm the evening
IL is generally supposed that he in
tended TO go inside the store as soon
ms he could get the clothing away,
and that he was well acquainted
with the place and it's surroundings
is beyond doubt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23
MONEY Made ina Winnie.

] have not made less than sixteen
dollars any day while selling Centri-
fugal Ice Cream Freezers. Anyone
shouid make from five 20 eight dollars
day selling ice cream. and from seven
20 ten dollars selling Freezers, as IL is
such a wonder, there is always "A crowd
wanting cream. You can freeze cream
elegantly in one minute and that as
tonisbes people so they all want to
taste it and then many Of them buy
freezers as the cream is as smooth and
perfectly frozen. Every freezer is
guaranteed 70 freeze the cream perfect
~ in one minute. Anyone can sell ice
cream and the freezer sells itself. Ny
sister makes from ten 20 fifteen dollars
a day. j. +. Casey g. Co. ff48 St.
Charles ST., st. Louis. Mo. will mail
you full particulars free. so You can 90
20 work and make lots Of money any
where, as with one freezer Won can
make hundred gallons Of cream a
day, or II you wish they will hire
you on salary LILLE ~.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23
sALAMANDEm
Masontown.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
w II. Holsheld was business caller
at Morgan town last week.
George w. Herring was business
caller In our town last Friday.
Miss Luna Hartley was calling on
friends ut kingwoOd Saturday.
=. Foreman viii teach the Oak
Flat school this coming winter
Miles Cobun and sister, Ada, were Mt
Independence Friday aud Saturday.
Mike johnson, OF Dellslow, was stop
ping in town with his brother last
week.
James ". Snaps has been working
at Morgantown for tho past few
months.
Miss Callie Watson has returned
home after an extended visit with rel,.-
tives 1T Fairnont.
Miss Agnes Cleaver and Miss Allie
Sharps were calling on friends at Nor
gantown last week.
j. :. Radabaugh and Kaily Jenkins
were at Easton last week looking up
contracts for digging wells.
Miss Lettie DeBcrry. one Of King.
woods most intelligent young ladies.
was calling on friends at Herring re-
Gently.
bocJoF iObJen ana family, OF New
burg, and James posten and family. OF
Elkins, were stopping with their father,
Nicholas Posten last week.
PyOr Guseman, who has been in
WILLIAMSBURG, Mo, for the past year.
has returned home. we are glad to
see Pyor in our midst again.
The Children Day services at tho
Pleasant Valley Church on Sunday
night. July 10th were tastefully con-
Quoted by the Supt.. Mrs Fannie Wat
son. The service was largely attended.
The lowest estifnation Of the audiences
was put at three hundred and fifty pep
pie.
On July 10th, Decker's Creek Council
No. l08, Jr. O. u. A. NJ. elected the fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing term
Councillor, w. w. Johnson Vice Couu-
cilor, Charlie Iinn Recording Secre-
tary. a. Y. Cobun Assistant Record
ing Secretary, w. NJ. Welton Finan-
cial Secretary, T. w. Kirk Conductor,
George Duncan ; Inside Sentinel. j. n.
Sharps Outside Sentinel. T. J. De-
Berry Warden. II. r. Foreman Rep
resentative 20 State Council, A. 81.
Cobun Alternate State Council. W
M. WeltOu Trustee w. r. y Graham.
SAME LITTLE Boy.
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Reedsviile.
Of The ArQIIg,

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Mr.. Hoyhed, one Of our outerprisinR mor-
chants here and Miss Rnes Clever, drove over
TO AorgantOwn Tuesday.
Mack heuear, Of Kingwood, spent Friday
evening Ia our village.
Mrs Clara Cobun entertained her mother and
sistef-in law. Of Terra Alta, over Sunday.
IN the electric storm that visited this place
last "wednesday, Wlli Overheldig house was
struck by lightning doing much damage 20 the
house and maimiua the entire family, one 81 the
httie girle being seriously Injured She was
lyinR on The floor by the stove asleep. her head
resting on n feather pillow, when the bolt de-
scended and this probably saved her life.
We're bound 10 win Another Democratic
votcrGl was added 20 DenOCraey's lnalionaDlo
pounds. Dr. McOinuis attending physician
Father. mother and son doing we'll. SIR. and
Mrs. ). l. squirea being the happy parents
Who would refute tho assertion that "a
Humane Society is needed here % prevent cru
city - animals when it f. fact that two u
our Reodsvlllo ladios drove % KingwOOd last
Monday afternoon iu ] hour and 10 minutes.
Then, after taking 10 the town and getting some
dental work done. they made the return drive
tremely warm. But STILL the tender hearted
girls could not bear % bee present 40 the eKecu-
uqn Of mouse Chat had been caught in trap
while they we're gone. bright Jewels Of con
sstonCy you are. girls
ne g. estimated that the people Of this tax
linden, uauperiIod dowu-frOdden. ring ruled .
tfusi-rODbed and oferualiV burstod country will
buy &NpNJ bicycles this year. ~ an average
eysl ~ 81 pikc thus expanding slW00,OO
Tor wheels in n single year.
Now. 'Nebby Nimr0d. " err greeting 20 you.
We feel sure The many readers ~ 1HE Anous
VIII enjoy your communication. and wen
flWiiy limit our writings 20 once in two weeks,
on ea5t KY zee mysteey is cleared away ~ 60
Tur Hrranrurrr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23
GLAD esvilla.
Correspondence Of the Argus.
Waters are high at the prosen
We arc having n great deal O
for tie mat fcuv daun
W. j.. J.

Correspondence Ofthe Argus.
Waters are high at the present time
We arc having great deal OF rain
for the past few days
Ionic Zinn, who has the fever Is no
better Mt this writing. DR.. u. X. SUIT
ton Is attending him.
ID. c. linn has his new store room
under roof.
Archie KccIs, of near Reedsville, was
here last Thursday.
Clyde Hood, who has been here with
his feather reuovator the past three
months moved IL 10 Mount Nebo In
Monongalia county last Thursday.
Freeland Kelley is doing the carpen-
ter work on ID. G. Zinns new store
room.
Rev. -. L. Mercer preached at the
Gordon NJ. T.. Church last Sunday.
N. Rumble is suffering with very
sore foot.
Daniel ID Dixon has had the tin roof
on his residence painted.
Lightning struck tree In Anbamelia
browns yard last Tuesday afternoon,
but none of the family were hurt.
Mrs. william -. Brown. Of Browns Mil. H.
no better AZ the present. DR.. r.. X. sutton Is
attending physician.
Mrs James shahan and three children wero
visiting her brother, Daniel. and Emanuel Dix
on last Saturday and sunday
Roy. J. - Simmons will preach 10 tho Bap-
list Church Sunday. the 18th, AZ 1910 a. M.
A W. Brown, ~ Independence was visiting
his parents NJ Browns Mil. last week.
Corn, oats, grass, potatoes and vegetation
are growing nicely
Tho Baptist Association VIII be held here
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, tho 1T,
End and srd 81 September instead Of the 18Th.
18Th aud i4th.
Morgan Martin who II working for bis Uncle.
Z. N orr, iu KingwOod. and Miss Matte Ma
near. ~ the Same place. woro visiting his pa-
ronts. Mr. aud Mrs. s.. " Martin horo last Sun
day
Messrs. Cell Report and Llgo McRao. Of
Halleck, we're attending preaching at the Cor
don ". v. Church last Sunday
Lightning killed three enc sheep FOR Jake
Koiloy last Wednesday.
Miss Laura Risncr win lead tho Epworth
League 40 tho " r. church next Sunday night
hessrs. u. s. sapp. oscar Vs.. and Edwin G..
linn and Misses Emma Jackson. Minnie "
Iinn and GAZE sapp drove down to Pleasant
Valley Church, near Masont0wn last sunday
night.
TIT AFD TAT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23
DIAMOND rIcK-ups.

And we mot them ut Philippi
And we didn't do thing TO them
The rooters monopolized the cheering
and returned home happy.
The Buckhannon boys are gentle-
manly set OF ball players and we wish
them success the next time they play.
"BriclS-top' Knots tried to lose the
ball In the corndeld
Billy Bowmau's two home run drives
We're sky scrapcrs.
The Philippi ladies are both pretty
and fascinating and they captured the
hearts of the Delta boys.
Frank Mauown's Prestonian pride
was one hundred per cent above par.
lie is the genial Frank OF old.
The people are noted for their So
ciability and hospitality and right
royalty did they entertain us while
we were there.
We return our sincere and grateful
thanks
johnson is colored boy. Ho is n
gentleman and star fielder.
Some one characterized Casseday
the Cuban giant" Hubert didn't
mind that He played ball.
DIR. Sivey is one of the most enthu-
sastic base ballist in the country. lie
enjoyed the game hugely.
We met Bro. Polling of the BARBOUR
DEMOCRAT and found him sociable
and genial gentleman. We were sorry
We did not meet Bro. Roger OF tho
JEFFERsoSIAN.
Maybe Bob Hollis and Frank Shoch
weren't happy "after the ball was
over"
The Buckhannon boys declare that
Smallwood's smile haunts them still.
Hooton's bacl-stop work was out OF
sight
We were glad TO meet our old friend
Peck and assure him that there was
no danger Of us being robbed of our
British Gold" this campaign.
W. j. J..
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have berries, grapes and peaches, a
year old, fresh as when picked. / use
the California Cold process, do not heat
or seal the fruit, just put il up cold,
keeps perfectly fresh, and costs almost
nothing can put up u bushel in ten
minutes Last week / sold directions
to over 100 families anyone will pay
dollar for directions when they see
the beautiful samples of fruit. As
there are many people poor like myself,
/ consider it my duty 10 give my ex-
perience to such, and feel confident any
one can make one or two hundred dol
lars round home in few days. / will
mail sample OF fruit and complete di-
lections, TO any of your readers, for
eighteen two-cent stamps, which is only
the actual cost of the samples, postage,
etc, TO me.
1St FRANCIS CASEY St Louis, No.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23
COMINGI

The Jackson Grand Musical Com.
ody Company Will give perform
ance in the Court House, ia King
wood, on Saturday night, July 81.
1896. IF you want to enjoy an
evening foil Of Fun and Merriment
come out and see these Talented
People. Music, Songs. Plavs.
Singers, Dancers and Merry Makers
Generally. Dutcb, Irish and Oar
key Specialties with all the latest
hits Of the day.
Headed by tho Renowned Hu-
morIst and Comic Impersonator.
Andrew Jackson, The leading Fun
Maker in a superb Program Of
Jnrivaled Excellence.
Popular Prices Of Admission.
Don fail 10 come early aud get a
good seat.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers GastoYla.
UP. TO- DATE MACHINERY.

The Russell Compound Traction and
Portable Engines. improved for 1876.
the only one made that stands the test.
Others are trying 90 follow Several
hundred Ia actual use verify every
claim made for So. Saves one-fhird
fuel and water over any engine built
aud develops greater power. Is IL bv
Tar the latest traction made and rs the
best built and bo8t working engine in
the world
Our Low Down Cyclone Thresher has
uo real competitor It il the best
thresher, best cleaner. and best SEM.
ratOr made iu this country. The only
LOw-dOwn Wiud-Stacker- only orr
Won can use iu barns Saw Mills horse
powers, boiler and stationary engines.
automatic. compound and side valve.
made any size. Write us for catniovne
and prices. Agent wanted in uuoc,
pied TERRITORY
WIS.,. w. kfNCArn. State MANAGER
Cameron. Marshall Co. Vs. Va
Moan S. Packs Agent. Mansfield
Bel DoUr County w. Va. an,
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GAINESVILLE.

Correspondence OF tho Argus.
Making hay aud discussing politics
seems to be the order OF the day i'm this
section.
Republicans are beginning TO hesitate
little when they call Mckinley Our
next President"
Mr.. Cloyd Crane and wife, of Terra
Alta, were calling ut this place Satur-
day and Sunday.
Our base ball nine crossed bats with
the Henry nine on Saturday evening
and came of victorious
MIR. John q. Winters is In our midst
pnying up the remainder OF our fat
cattle at good free trade price.
Our lads are preparing TO have n
picnic, base ball, tournament and
grand hop Mt this place on August the
10th.
Mrs. Joseph Feather, formerly of
Bruceton, il staying with her son, j.
w. at this place, and is improving In
health.
Mr.. A. j. Sanders is suffering from
the effects OF freezing his feet about 3
years ago. II is feared that the effects
will prove fatal
Our gold bugs say that the silver
standard will drive gold out OF circnla-
tion' The small boys shy there Is none
in circulation.
The army worm Is one OF the agents
that the Devil has nj work In this see
tion. IL has totally destroyed fields
of grain md IL Is feared that the worst
is yet TO follow.
MIR. b. g. Feather, who had the mis-
fortune OF having his store house to
burn down nj Albrights about year
ago, has ceased TO lament and Is having
gay time with his handsome young
wife. He was welded 20 Miss Lille
Garlttz, OF Altamont, on Thursday last.
lie Is erecting a fiue large dwelling on
the site of the ruins OF the famous old
Black House Mt the end OF the Crane
lane. He was treated To- lively sers-
made on his return from Altamont To
this place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23
Rohr Happenings.
of the Argus.

Correspondence of the Argus.
j. l.. Moore and Jacob Gale were at
Morgantown yesterday.
The sick of our community are g. w.
Groves and Frederick Moore.
MIR, and Mrs. Amos Metheny of Mars
den, are visiting Mrs Metheny's
brother, G., w. Groves.
John NJ, Miss Grace and Mrs. l.. III !.
Savage we're visiting relatives and
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Gale are visiting
in Grant and Pleasant districts.
Anna May Moore Is working for ia
cob Rohr. SELDOM SEEN.
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] read in the Christian Standard that
Miss A. NJ. Fritz, Station A.. St Louis,
Mo, would give an elegant plated
hook spoon TO anyone sending her ten
accent stamps. ! sent for one and
found IL SO useful that showed IL TO
my friends, and made e13. 90 ia two
hours, taking orders for the spoon.
The hook spoon is a household neccssi-
". II caunot slip into the dish or
cooking vessel. The spoon is some
thing that housekeepers have needed
ever since spoons were first invented
anyone can get a sample spoon by
sending ten 2-cent stamps to Miss
Fritz This Is a splendid way TO make
money around home
lot very truly. JEANETTE S.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-23

My mother, my wife and myself use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when
ever troubled with cough or cold IL
Is the medicine Of our home. do not
know how we could do without IL. We
feel that H. is an Indispensable article
The people I'm this vicinity too arc be.
ginning 70 learn Of the morits Of this
excellent medicine. i never lose ara
opportunity 10 testify 20 its value for
IL has saved many n doctors bin In NV
family w. S Musser. proprietor Of
the Mussor House. Wilhelm. Pa s"
This remedy is famous for its cures Of
bad colds Try 70 and You will recon-
mend 10 to your friends. Forsale bv n
A Leuhart, Kingwood.
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Albriehtsville.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
ID. ID. Morgan's condition remains
about the same.
Mr. Frank Bishop and lady, Of
Florida, are visiting Mr.. Bishops
father here.
Mrs. Thomas Beatty Of Salt Lick.
visited her brother, n. 9. Beerbower.
over Sunday.
Terra Alta was well represented at
the meetings Sunday, Editor BoIden
and lady were down on their wheels.
The evanRelistic meetings held here
over Sunday by talent from Mountain
Lake Park we're we'll attended and
spiritually a success.
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Travis T.. Chichester &c, Mary A..
Grill n.
Charles =. McGinnis %, Erz-
aboth v. Plum %.
John W. Nef %, Artimis Field
26
w. +. Bolyard 81, Ella Funk
20.