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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-26
A BIg Time.

Rowlesburg is preparing for the biggest
Fourth OF July In the county. They have a
program OF attractions that last all day
and they are expecting two or three thous.
and people in town that day First there
IS to be grand parade in the morning.
Then big game Of ball, basket picnic
aud in the afternoon another game OF bail
Kingwood vs.. Rowlesburg Then horse
races. bicycle races. tournament grand
sham battle aad balloon ascention All
in all n very full program As nothing il
going on In Kingwood that day many OF our
people will go 10 Rowlesburg The Wcst
Virginia Northern X. X. will give a rate OF
ono fare for the round trip and arrange
mcnts have been made for No. s. TO stop NJ
ROwlcsburg that evening. so that our peO-
pie can so over on the morning train and
get TO Rowicsburg at 3 10 and have all day
there and get back here atz O'Clock in the
evening. This ought TO insure big crowd
for the trip.
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Laid To Rest

The remains of Adolphds Jackson. who
died in Seattle. Washington. June 10, 1902.
arrived in Kingwood Tuesday night.
Wednesday morning services were held a.
the home of his parents, MIR and MIS-
Joseph Jackson. ON Jackson street, con
Quoted by Rev. Howard, of the NJ +.
Church, after which the burial look place
in the kingwood cemetery. The large con-
course Of people that followed the remains
to their last resting place. attcs,ed the
esteem in which the deceased was held by
the people here and surrounding country, a.
there was large attendance Of friends and
relatives from distance. The pail bearers
were Col X w. Monroe, a. l. Kslso, p.
J. Crogan, VIM. 6. Brown, A. Is. McCram
and WIN. G.. worley.
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NATIONAL
Educational Association, Forty. nrst An.
nuaI Convention. Minneapolis, MIMI,
July Ill, 1901.

70 TEACHERS AND OTHERS or Wrsr
ViRciNiA AND ADJACENT TERRITORY
The coming meeting of the National
Educational Association promises 10 be one
OF the hest in It's history The location Is
exceedingly fine, being in region which
mas a delightful summer climate and sur
rounded 10y many sights of interest.
RATE The rate will be one fare for the
round TIP. plus $500 membership fee.
ms lee entities the one paying il to copy
OF the proceedings which sells for 81 90.
LIMir.--Tickets are limited on the going
passage 10 reach Minneapolis not later than
July D; aud returning, 10 leave Minneapolis
not later than July "a, with the provision
mat tickets may be extended for return a,
any date not later than September ISL, by
deposiIing the same with the Joint Railway
agent at Minneapolis on or before July ~,
and paying deposit fee of twenty five
cents. All tickets. whether deposited or
not, must he validated for return by the
Joint Agent, for which a charge of twenty.
five cents will he made
SIDE TFIPs.-In regard to side trips,
Irwin Shepard, Secretary. Winona. MINI,
writes 81 think tina, you will agree that we
were never able to offer more attractive side
trips The innumerabIe resorts 10 The Lake
Region Of Minnesota should be emphasized
as furnishing opportunities for delightful
rest aud recreation at very reasonable
expense"
The Program Bulletin will he sent TO all
active members and to superintendent aud
principals in each State so FAR as The Secre-
tafy has been able to obtain their addresses.
All persons desiring copy of the Bulledn
can obtain II by addressing Secretary Irwin
Shepard, Winona, MINI or w. H. Ander-
son, State Director, Wheeling, w. Va.
Excursion will leave Wheeling and other
places in the State about July 4,h. For
especial Information address,
w. II. ANDERSON,
Wheeling, w Va
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Is hereby given that the Stockholders Of
tie kowlcsburR and Parsons Railway
Company will hold the first meeting for the
purpose Of organization and such other
proceedings as may be had ~ an annual
meeting aud 10 do and perform ail other
business necessary and proper 10 be done.
under the law. az a Stockholders meeting.
on the 2Ist day 81 July foo2 40 the law
Grafton. in the County ofTayior. state OF
West Virginia. az two clock . NJ
The cOrporators Of sgd railway company
nave opened books Of Subscription for the
purpose ot receiving subscriptions TO The
capital STOCK Of such company. az The Graf.
ton Bank in said town County and State.
under the direction OF Charles r. Durbin.
Esq
MELVILLE ID. Posi-
j. ~ MAYNF
@ r.. A. kuSsr
IonN T.. HECUNRR
~. W. CHAnDrrK.
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Rewlesbnrg
Cerrespondsnce ID rhe Arsns

Correspondence of The Argus.
Editor Argus AS we have not seen any
Items In your valuable paper from the
River City Tor some time. We grasp our old
rusty pen TO report the do ns aud happens"
ct oue people.
We too have our JOYS aud sorrows. as
well as Republican prosperity. Our people
are certainly proud OF a few things-pret,y
girls. lofty mountains. and base ball team.
Hemmed in bi mountains as we are. but
not shut out from The world Here the
weary stranger hnds rest aud hospitality
and occasionally glass OF lager beer Il we
happen to have any when he comes this
4 way.
AZ present there is a corps OF engineers
surveying route for the new railroad
fron III. Marion to Parsons aud should the
railroad be 20 this time our town will be
the metropolis OF Preston county. We are
going to pluck the feather from the eagles
tsi'' put on our war pain, and howl Cor the
Court House TO be moved over here even
u we do not stand ghos, Of a show TO
get il.
Mr.. Davis the express agent spent sun.
day al Mt. Lake
Miss Maud Bowman of the Red House.
is visiting relatives in town this week
Mrs. Hate. formerly OF this place. but
now OF Pittsburg is spending the summer
here.
| Capt and Mrs Reese of Belington aud
Capt Wilson are stopping a, the commercial
| Hotel.
For,ney the clothing man seems 10 have
more attraction west at present than he
has in this town.
MIR Frank Menifcc OF Newburg, is a
frequent visitor at the River City Come
often Frank. we are liberal
| Monday was pay day at Buckhorn and
the Dagoes were loaded down with green
backs TO send to SAMMY Italy.
Lee Winters our hustling blacksmith Is
having more work than he can do. MIR.
Winters Is a first class Workman
Childrcn's Day exercises will be observed
In the NJ. p. Church next Sunday evening.
for which some special music is being
prepared.
DR. Mary J. Fanslcr was called to Mt.
Lake Park last week to see some patients.
She was accompanied by Miss Murphy
the milliner
Prois. I, Nuttcr and Roy Hardcsiy took
IN the commencement at Buckhannon last
week. Prof. Nu,tcr says things are com,
mng his way now
Tho game OF ball recently between our
team and the Haywood boys was the best
ever played at Rowlcsburg. and ere this
goes to prin, The second game will oe
played at Kingwood
Miss Myrtle Sinclair Of independence.
Is visiting her brother Frank OF this place.
Miss Sinclair is one OF our wide awake
teachers and the trustees could do no
better than employ her for next winter.
e. V. Hooton aud Harry Hollis boarded
No. "a Sunday evening for an eastern city.
They crossed the bridge to the coal shoots
and came back and we presume the at
traction In this town were greater than in
the last.
WIDEAwAKE
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Mount Zion.

Correspondence OF The Argus
Benton Graham was at Kingwood last
Tuesday.
Miss Matte Graham is working for John
Graham Of Lcpox at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs Abncr Liston Of Valley
Point. were visiting their son Ebon. last
Sunday
Mrs Jonathan Graham and Mrs. Isaac
Forman we're the guests OF Jonathan
Harmed Monday
Some Of our lads attended the freezing
supper At John Lights on last Saturday
evening They report a good time
We noticed in the Toledo Blade that the
King OF Italy had bought great coal field
somewhere In this State. amounting 10
several million dollars. paying $50 per acre
Tor ".
Isaac l.. Wilson and wife have been
visiting their daughters ~ Morgantown and
Mt Morris the past week They returned
Sunday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Wells Of Mofgantown
Last Monday was phosphate day for the
farmers Of Valley Point Rockville. Hudson
and the Craborchafd There were three
cars unloaded az Kingwood. taking ont Of
Preston something like $1,000
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Drug Store Talk

Buying goods by mail from Us
gives you Sfs. 900 90 stock OF
Drugs and Sundries to draw from
all at WHOLESALE PRcEs
zSc Tooth Brushes for " cests.
2sc. Ladies' Combs for ~ cents.
foc. Toilet Soap for cents.
age. Toilet Soap Tor " cents.
zSc Mennen's ralcum Powder for 20 cents.
soc Breast Pumps for % cen $.
6oc Family Syringe for 90 cents.
One thousand other Drugs and
Druggists Sundries at Cur PAGES.
Order to day enclosing remittancc) /.
GRAFTON DRUc & CHEMICAL CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Grafton, w. Va.
Owe are after your Mail Orders.
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Prodigal Sons.

orospondenoe OF The Arrus.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
We as small group have been stopping
IN the great city Of Monessen. composed Of
wood -butchcrs. machinests and wire
workers, namely James Galloway. Chas.
" Miller. T.. Musser s. H. Walls, Chas.
Laub r. 4. Walls and Jesse Collins. and
as We sec the names Of our friends in your
valuable paper OF our old homo.steads IL
delights as all
The climate being warm with air cooling
showers seems TO be tho greatest comfort
OF this smoky valley situated on the Mon.
ongahela river a distance Of about 90 miles
from pittsburg
While blowing and corn hoeing suppose
seems 10 be the order Of the day. but we
dfn'i have The pleasure Of seeing such
work unless VIC take a stroll quite little
ways from town
The business here arc wire mills tin plate
mill. foundry box factory. one steel mill
IN operation and smother one being erected
which covers twenty hve acres OF ground
and VIII employ 1900 to 1000 men. aud lots
Of othr work being done. such as new
water aud gas lines aud new buildings in
every direction TO be seen
Thanking you for space in Jour valuable
paper viii close K.R.P
a pREsToNfAS.
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NeMhurg News.


CORES pondencc OF Tho Argus.
Howard Stuck spent sunday at home.
VIII Montgomery OF junction. was here
one day last week.
Charlie AHA OF Terra Alta. was In town
short ,ir,c sunday
Miss Julia Bona6eld is the CUES, OF her
sister. Mrs. John Graham.
John Barnes OF Shinnston. is spending a
few days at his home here.
Mrs. +. +. Lanham OF Grafton, was a
pleasant visitor In town sunday,
MIR and Mrs. Ben Corbin are VISITING
relatives at Grafton aud Fettcrman.
Miss Mollic Reynolds OF Grafton was
the guest OF relatives here Sunday.
Rev w. d. carrco went to Rowlcsburr
Sunday to preach for Rev. Idleman.
Mrs. Maggie Williams of Fcllowsviilc. is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Wilbur Harrington OF McKeesport is
spending few days at his home here.
Mrs Kate Jolllae and baby OF Manning.
ton, are visiting 4. c. Lynch and family.
Mrs Joe Shaacr OF Keyscr. is visiting
her parents. MIR aud Mrs. Jacob Geld.
baugh
Mr. aud Mrs. John Carrlco OF Rowies.
burg. are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs William
Horchlcr
Mrs. Bessie Snyder. who is attending
school at Terra Alta. spent sunday az her
home here,
Mrs. Mary Ayers OF Cumberland. was
here Sunday attending the funeral OF her
father Balsar Hilgar,ner.
Mrs. Reynolds aud Mrs. Kcal,r of
Grafton, were guests OF their brother.
Jacob Gcldbaugh Sunday.
George Wcliman. wife and children of
Cumberland. are visiting Mrs. w. sparcnts
Mr. aud Mrs August Horchlcr on the hill
Mr. and Mrs. George Hllgartner and
daughter, Caretta of Richmond. Va. Jeff
Monday for home. after n two weeks visit
here
Miss Nclia Kennedy aud Mr. Cox OF
Keyser. came out Sunday on the excursion
and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs chas
Beavers.
Mrs. Isaac Jackson and son. Thayer
accompanied her daughter. Mrs. Nora
Duckworth TO her home near Pit,sbure
and will remain ali summer.
Mrs. J r. Ills and son. DAVIS OF
Grafton. were visiting C. T. Ellis and
family from Friday till Tuesday They
went from here to Mt. Lake Park.
Ed Gilbaueh and brother Harry, who
have been away from Newburg for some
time. came home Sunday to attend the
funeral OF their uncle Mr. Balsar Hi.
gartncr.
We were glad to see our old friend
Walter cockreIl OF Wheeling. ON our
streets last week Waller WIS night
operator here for six years aud seems like
one OF us.
Several OF our young, people wen, to
fairmoni and CIarksburg Sunday on the
excursion. Among them were George
foriney, Guy Silcott. Harry Deck Scott
Meredith aud Grover Lang
Mr. Balsar IIlgartnor died a; his home
here Friday night. after an illness OF
several days. The funeral services were
held Sunday at the NJ T. Church. con.
ducfed By Rev. Hopkins OF Grafton. He
leaves six children. all OF whom arc
married except two. The floral offerings
were most beautiful anI we're carried by
six girls and two young men. He was laid
TO rest by the side OF his wife who died
less than year ago. In the Odd Fellows
ccmetry near town. Mr.. Hilgartncr was
grand old man a devoted father and an
every day christian. lie will be greatly
missed from Newbnrg as he has lived here
so long TR,x.
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Notice

Is hereby given that the Stockholders
OF the Grcenbrier Monougahela and
Piusbuig Railroad Company will hold
the first meeting for the purpose Of organ.
ixatiOn and such other proceedings as NAV
be had az an annual meeting and to do and
perform all other business necessary and
proper TO be done under tho law. AZ 4
Stockholders meeting on the 3fst day Of
July. 1909 al thc law Offices Of Nc(5raw and
Post IN the town Of Grafton in the Count :
% Taylor. State Of West Virginia. at ten
O'Clock a m.
The ccrporators ofsaid railroad company
have opened books Of subscription for the
purpose Of receiving subscriptions 90 the
capital stock Of such company. az the Graf.
ton Bank. IL said town. County and State.
under the direction Of Charles r. Durbin.
Esq.
IONS 4. McGRAw
MELVILLE ID. PoST
CffARLEs X. DURnIN.
A 8. WANDER
OEo. NJ. WHfTFsCARvTR
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Leads Them AL

One Minute Cough Cure beats All other
medicines ever ificd for coughs colds.
Group. throat aud lung troubles" says y
scott cuffin OF Legation. IA. One Minute
Cough Cure IS the only absolutely esfc
cough remedy which acts immediately
Mothers everywhere testify 90 tho good 10
has done their little ones Group Is SO
sudden in It's attacks that the doctor often
arrives too late. u yields ai once 10 One
Minute Cough Cure Pleasant 20 take.
Children Ike g. Sure cure Tor grip bron.
chits. coughs Iuunclton supply Co.
WIN. Dent Newburg kingwood Pharmacy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-26

Tho Teachers insntuf for MonOnealia
county, W Va will be held in Commence
mont Hall Morgantown. week beginning
Monday. Iuly -. Ioo2 az a. M. Exami.
nations will commence Friday noon same
week West Virginia University Summer
Quarter will be in session az this time
There has been scarcity 81 teachers In
this County for two years and teachers
who desire TO teach are cordially inVitcd
90 attend. Wages run from t1s 90 40 sl1 90
per month. Very truly
SrEPHFN MASON,
County Superintendent
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CrAneSYiIle.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Ed Albright has just completed very
commodious stable
IL. w. Clements is calling in our town
and seems 10 he 10 the best of humor.
II. w. White of Clifton Mills, gave us a
call few days ago on his way TO swallow
Falls 10 fish.
William Cation made a ssle OF his wagons.
horses, etc. during the past week an will
discontinue leaning
MIR. Jones. Of llellvernop. Pa. eauch,
over 100 large trout Ia Lake Browning
durin.s the past week
The recent rains have retarded The sowing
of buckwhrat ia This section. lui gain aud
grass look very fayo'aIle
NESTS John Whitaker, d. c. Feather
and Will White all cal'cd ON us Friday
evening. representing grocery houses.
|. a. Durham has been engaged to teach
one department Of our school and there is
still chance fn some one else Come on,
pedagogues.
c. w. C'amc' has returned from Fair
mont TO build barn for A. +. Collins, but
will complete the Building in few days
and 90 To Grafton
Thomas Albright has sold his farm TO
Henry Spindler aud Jacob winda and Mr..
Spindier has sold his farm To- J. /. Sisler
and Mr. Windal 10 +. r. Kelley.
Messrs. T. Mauingley, S. a. Mawt, A..
X. Frazee and Union Ringer, few of our
carpenters, propose coming home from
Morganiown, where they are carpentering, to
spend the Fourth.
IL IS reported that the narrow guage rail-
road To swallow Falls will be changed TO n
wide-guage and there will be summer
resort built there and ono nj Ialsr Browning.
There arc al present q store. boarding house
and several dwellings er,cied at the Falls
aud more 10 follow soon
II has been said that some people will
hug you with one arm, while they pick your
pockets with the other that Madam
Jealousy Is the greatest conspirator in every
town, that the lady who keeps the hes,
company IS usually the ono who is criticized
the most by those who envy her the position
tina; # there were more tIac-hearied people,
there would be less criticism against those
who arc sometimes blamed for kicking over
the traces ;,thai many man would b., more
faithful about home il nc was not accused
before he was guilty tina, Chronic
Crambler usually critieses his betiers that
Miss Nimble-fongue should read the story
IN Tux AscUS about the Dove Colored
Door that some people give themselves
away when they are Ieas, aware Of il that
truth though crushed 10 the g'oood viii rise
again, and the liar shall not 60 roponishcd:
that many people who are possessed Of
devils perform their Gendish tricks vherc
they have NJ cause whatever simply he
cause their evil pracnces have become fhcif
masters. SALiIg MANpEf.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-26

All who use Aiomizers IL treating nasal
catarh will get the best result from Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price, including
spraying tube, Is cts Sold by druggists or
mailed by Fly Bros, So Warren St, NY.
New Orleans, September Z. 1900.
Messs. Ely BRos.:--I sold two bottles
Of your Liquid Cream Balm 60 a customer,
WIN. Iambefion, I4I2 Dclacbaise St, New
Orleans; he has used The Two bottles, giving
him wonderful and most satisfactory &C..
sults. GgO ~. McDUPP. Pharmacies.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-26

y good. strong, willing worker for
hustler 10 store; must he accurate in csicu-
lation and total abstainef from inioxicat-
ing drinks. Position permanent and salary
$40 90 per month. Call on or address, The
Beckett Supply Co, Weaver, w. Va, stat.
ing former occupation and reference. Al.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-26

The State Convention 81 the Society Of
Christian Endeavor will convene at Sisters.
vile, July $40. We have received the
Provisional Pfogram, sent out by The
Secretary. J. w. Yoho of Bethany. this
State, and Is ptomiscs 10 he fine session.
as May speakers II prominence in Eodcavor
work will be present. Every socief, in the
State IS expected TO send one Or more dele
gates 10 the Convention. Fee entertain.
nsnt will be provided For reduced ra,cs
on the railroads. address II D. Borshner.
Ciatksburg. w Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-26

What Is the use Of telling the rho1 ,'s
that he feels as II his joints we're bcina c.s.
locatcd7
lie knows that his sufierings arc vcsy
much like the tOrturcs Of the rack.
Whof ~ Vunis 70 kn0iO is what will ici-
mnncntiy cure his disease.
That. according to thousands OF gratcfa
testimonials Is
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GREATER MORGANTOMN
IS INDEED A REALITY
Five Thousand

AZ ANO66O n h6AhlJ Y
Five Thousand
New people will come with the new
mines and factories, which are To
guard MoscASrowN's PRosPrR-
Try in future.
Real estate values will increase
hve to ten times present prices.
The advice given our people
three years ago by ]. w. Wiles,
the Investment Banker, proved to
be sound and business-likc.
Many sold their Preston County
homes bciow what they were worth
and stakcd their ALL on WILES'
JUDGMENT. and to-day they wear a
smile. Their aggregate profits
amount to over SIS, 600.
No wonder they swear by the
man. who helped them TO make
more money in two or three wears.
than they had made in all their live,
Great Opportunities
Come 20 ali at least oncc in
lifetime.
Fortune
Is NOW KNOCKING AT youR DOOR.
IL knocks for others.
Ii knocks for you.
MORGANTOWN has landed sew
eral more large factories. and
Others are coming.
PREsToNIANs LIsTENi
Hold your ear close TO mother earth
and you eau almost hear the
Hum or INDUSTRY in the GREAT
DEckrR's CREEK VALLEY, which
is rapidly becoming one huge
mining and industrial camp.
The Industrial clock is about To
Strike The Hour Prices are soon
TO climb TO dizzy heights. The
Handwriting is already on the
wall.
MORO NToWN
LIS Your Opportunity and
w IL T. -
Is Your Man.
Ills Lots are the sign board To
wealth. SO down and small
monthly payments will secure one.
II you can't conc, write for maps
and terms.
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II promptly neutraiizcs the acid In tho
blood on which the disease depends. coia-
pietely eliminates u. and strengthens tho
system against its return. Try Hoods.
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HERRING g BROWN,
The West Va. Argus.

A First class paper. entered as Second.
class matter In a Third class PostoArce
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-26
MoRGANToWN
LIS Your Opportunity and
w liz ~
rs Your Man.

Ills Lots are the sign board To
wealth. SO down and small
monthly payments will secure one.
II you can't conc, write for maps
and terms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-15
The Invaders Of the Roman Empire In
The West.

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-07
The Regular Term Began at the
Court House This Morning.
MUCH BUSINESS 10 TRANSACT

The regular April term of circuit
court convened this morning at the
court house, Judge Husbands presid.
ing.
The sheriff and his deputies were
sworn in and the grand jury impan
eled as follows, with Mr.. Henry Kat
terjohn as foreman: James Hedges
II. @. Hartley, W. T. Pepper, L. X.
Hunt, ]. W, Morrison, Henry All.
cock, J. ID. Bennett, L. +. Green,
II. G. Turner, W. A. Martin, L. f..
Bennett and Henry Kstterjohn.
There were four cases against L. A.
Lagomsrsino for Sabbath violation
and by confession the fines were made
$40 and costs each for the first three
and in the fourth a dismissal was
granted on motion OF the common
wealth's attorney.
o. Rouike, who forfeited his bond
was fined si25 and costs by confession
for malicious cutting.
Yves Wiley, Chas johnson ar,i Will
Wright, of the county, were fined $50
and costs for gaming.
Harden warford was Gned $40 and
costs for gaming
The petit jury will be impaneled to-
morrow morning and the cases already
on the docket taken mp. The grand
jury got down to work this afternoon,
with Jail full of prisoners TO indict.
This is the last term Of criminal court
until September, and all the prisoners
want a trial ut this term.
In the case of Mile Davis againt
Terrell Bros, suit for small debt for
livery stable rent, on motion of the
plaintiff the case was dismissed and
settled.
After the filing Of several motions
and answers in several cases, court
was ordered adjourned until tomorrow
morning.