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The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-02-01
VIZ. 5-O6.

Louis. ST. Joseph. st. Paul and Fort
Worth. The same methods OF purchos-
ing cattle, sheep and hogs preVall "'
all cities. At Chicago, which Is 'he
largest market, there are 0 l"o
hundred and fifty buyers, representing
packers, local s~laughterers in various
cities, and exporters. OF this NUMBER
less than A score are employed by
Swift & Company.
The farmer ships his live stock 10
Chicago. consigns them to a commls-
sion firm at the Union Stock YARDS
who sees that they are unloaded ana
put in pens. Then the buyers inspect
them, make their offers to the commls-
sion dealer, who accepts or REJECTS as
his Judgment dictates. All buying must
be finished at 3 o'clock each day, and
the buyer must pay.spot cash. Ii the
commission man has no satisfactory
oilers, he can nOlu LIS StoNh oNNi ~
the next day. He gets his commission
from the farmer, and naturally strives
to get the highest possible price for his
client.
wholesale Distributing Houses.
A wholesale distributing house is a
giant refrigerator, but instead OF
shelves there are trolley rails, from
which are suspended hooks to hang the
-carcasses. Some of the houses cost as
much as a hundred thousand dollars te
build and equip. AS a rule they are OF
pressed brick, the insides being lined
floor, walls and ceiling-wlth hlgnly
nolished hardwood. The floors are GOV
cred daily with fresh sawdust and al
are kept spotlessly clean. There ar
over three hundred of these whoiesat'
houses in various cities OF h unltet
States. and the public is always wei
come to visit them.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-02-01

An druggists, SOC. per boy Or BY mai
upon receipt Of price. .staYps aseepted.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-02-01

Purchasing Live Stock.
The principal live stock centers are
Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, St
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-27

Baker took occasion to make inquiries
from prominent politicians and people
quite generally a. to political condi-
tionA
Upon inquiry both IN Lewiston and
from residents Of other cities In the
north he found there was no feeling
against the governor whatever in the
north. There was very general salts
faction with the Gooding administers
tion, and republicans generally were
expecting his denomination and ext
pected to assist in bringing It about.
eorah Has Host o. Friends.
Inquiry ~ to the senatorial situa-
ton resulted in his entire failure to
flnd man during his somewhat ext
tended visit who was opposed to Mr..
Borah's candidacy for the senate. MI.
Borah has q host Of friends In the
north. and DR.. Baker met but one man
who was opposed to the idea OF nom
mating q senatorial candidate at the
state convention.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-27
HARVARD and
YALE TO ROW

New London. Conn.,. June 27-once
again this staid old town has awak.
ened from its slumbers and taken on
an animated appearance in anticipa.
ton OF the great annual boat race be-
tween the crews OF Harvard and Yale.
College men and other visitors are al
ready pouring into town from New
York, Boston and other points, though
the bulk Of those who will witness the
contest will arrive by special trains
tomorrow morning. The crews Of the
two universities INDUCED in their final
trial spins today and both sides Of the
river were thronged with spectators
anxious to form q, final judgment on
the condition and prospects of their
favorites. Though Yale Is the favorite
for the big race the crimson has many
ardent followers and the Yale money
n being taken up AZ rapidly as Of
fered. With favorable weather condi-
tons tomorrow's contests undoubtedly
will BE- among the most interesting
ever palled on on the historic Thames
course.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-27
PERS ONAL.

d. q. Davis. the normal ball twiraer.
left for Nexperce today to take part In
the games there during the celebra-
tion.
samn.on SNYDER ~ = II ~ c,tx
,r.,.v rrcn, ps.r 80 B ss
60. .....
- @.sr.-s' !. ..~..,-. $3.50 4. 80 &. . .s-
-. 1870 8 5 D1.''' = sS'sos - ~
IS s av'. = ~ tne c'ty Hom
aaortiand. ~. Travis = proprietor g
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-27

DR.. c. Ross Baker. upon his return
to Boise after attending the session
81 the board or regents Or the normal
school In this city last week. was In
terviewed BY the Statesman. part Of
the papers remarks being ~ follows:
The normal school. said Dr, Baker,
has concluded one Of the most sue
csssf9 years III its history. II was the
third tsession under President George
II. Black, and the doctor thought Il
was perhaps the best year that the
institution has had during the six
syears that he has been connected with
the official board.
tional year. IN that The school Wa
lending more and more toward the
development u peofessional training
m the youne teachers n the school.
The fnculty hae bsep pvt On ths basis.
- ssenrds All increases IN salary. Of
Gaying merit asong ~ iine q especial
elcisncy h, profsss1onai lines rscog-
nlae1. The SALARIES q four u thA
teachers who have Displayed sxcep-
tional ability along those lines have
been raised this year. IN slhort. II II =
cass Of ths institution beconing more
and more normal school and les and
lea . mere academy q learning.
In speaking of Lewiston Or. Baker
aaid II continued to grow very rapidly
and he felt that It was destined TO BE-
come = large city. He was very much
pleased with the fAct that already the
city has Get apart and laid ont three
or four city pastA % that no matter
TO what extent IL area covered by the
city may be built Up there win always
be nice resting spots scattered over
the city for the beneft Of the people.
No DisaNse4ien ~Prem ooedins.
During hts VISIT 70 the north DR..
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-27

Miss Cornelia Dyas. music teacher
In the family Of President Roosevelt,
both In New York and washington,
p. G.. has become the bride Of william
Monroe White. Of Philadelphia. at the
homo q her sister. Mr.. etandish, Of
SIS East One Hundred ana seven-
tssnth street.
Mn. White has trained al Of The
Roosevelt Children In music. from
Mira Longworth down.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-27

eUcURD TITLE The Ming q the
findings o. fact ana the conclusionS of
law today Ia the condemnation suits
brought BY the lewiston Sweetwater
Irrigation company clears up the mat
ter Of their obtaining title 70 some
rights Of way and sites for reservoir
that they took into court last term.
The land was appraised and con-
dsmned and title Will now pass to the
company.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
ROWLESBURG
ndence Of The Argus

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Editor Argus
Having not seen ANYTHING in your paper
Tor some time from this place. will drop
you few locals
Mr. William Ayersman meet with an &C.
cident at Mannheim 10 which he got his
left foot mashed. but is better now.
II. II. Grimm made flying trip to oak
land one day last week
Mr., I'd Lawson Of McComber was calling
on some Of the fair sex here last Sunday.
Mrs, r. r. Craig who has been confined
to her room on account OF serious illness
for the past FIVE weeks. is some better.
Mr.. f. NJ Craig who has been contract
ing in brick, mason and concrete work for
the past four years IN Pittsburg. returned
TO his home one day last week and brouRh {
with him bride who was Miss Lizzie r.
McElwee Of that city and prominent In
society They were calling on Mr. and
Mrs. X. f. Craig. a brother Of the groom.
Sunday and Monday
The town officers are doing some very
good work on the streets. putting 90 filing.
grading and getting ready Tor mscadanis
ing having just received small sire stone
crusher that will break the stone by steam
power and we will have better streets now.
a merry. 90. az ound arrived here las,
Thursday. and here is where fools and
their money soon parts
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
GLADESNILLE.
Correspondence OF The Argus.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Your correspondent had the pleasure OF
attending the childreus day service al
"'adesy'lle July Ist. and Notwithstanding
the threatening condition OF the weather.
there was great turn out. many more than
could find. even standing room in the
house. Those who were able to get IN the
house we're pleasantly entertained by well
rendered program.
MISS Kate Shahan OF Function who
was visiting friends aud relatives here dur.
Ing the past. week. returned home on sun.
day.
Jim Sutton and Miss Ethel ShaHer who
are attending school at Kingwood. spent
Sunday under their respective parental
roots. and took in the chidrens day ser.
vices on Sundayaud returned TO Kingwood
on Monday morning.
Mrs. Lizzie Herring Of Kingwood. spent
sunday with her mother Mrs. Deacon
ShaHeT.
The Babtist people in the vicinity Of
Plainview school house organized sun.
day school there last April. with abou, 90
pupu7. bat 'he Board OF Education OF Val
ley District closed the house. and last sun.
day week we understand they were Oh.
Iiged 10 hold their Sunday school IN the
grove. Now We are not interested in this
shaIr any more that we are interested IN
the Sunday school work generally and as
school houses are being used other places
TO hold Sunday schools in we fell conf.
dent that II the matter was properly repre-.
sented TO the b. OF e.. that they will re.
consider tie matter and render a decision
favorable to the Sunday school No ciu.
zen can afford to use his influence against
the Sunday school work m his community.
Just because the denomination OF the sun.
day school does not correspond with his
religious views We are personally ac-
quainted with the members of the B. Off.
as well as the trustees OF that sub-district.
aud while some OF them are not members
OF the church, we belieye that those who
are have Christian integrity enough to ad.
Just this matter favorably to the Sunday
school cause and that Of christianity
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
sao79S1os9 tS
VALLEY DISTRICT SUN
DAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
20 be Held at ReedsviIIe, July 90 1905.

GAS a, m. Song and praise Service
1900 How the Sunday School NAV hello the
pastor Rev, Mi Hammond.
o:as. How the pastor may help the Sunday
School MIR. a, +. McMillcn.
10 90. Department work
Normal Department Miss Mary linn
Home Department. Mrs 4. T. Cobun.
Good Citizenship, Mrs. g. a. Herring.
Primary Department Mrs. +. Slime
100 m. Round Table our Problems
Queries, Conducted by Rev A. 4 Hess.
II IS, Appointment Of Committees
II:4o. Sunday school Evangelization. war.
rem Hodges
I;Is p m. Devotional Service. Rev d II.
Trembly
80. Reports Of Sunday Schools
400. Paper. B +. Wolf
AIS. Teachers preparation. Prof Hodges
! 20. Scholars preparation, Claude Sp,ker
2;4s. General discussion OF above topics
3 90. Solo Rev. Aubery Hess
3:oS Conventions Are they worth while
Rev w II Bayles
3 20 General discussion
$50. Our county conventional { Fordyc,
, We nv DfhhiAl W WI - wan NtlNlits KEY
a. I. Hess.
AIS. Report Of Committees
20 General suggestions.
| 7:4s p m. Song service.
9 .oo Good citizenship Veser Dunn
3 as. Paper. L. T.. Loar
| Q 40 Music
| 845 Character Building Prof Hodges
| We hope TO have every school in thl
districtrep resente d at the Convention
Each school is entitled to two delegates
| Let every one who is Interested in Sundal
school work be present at the convention
We fell sure that you will get help and in
| spration that will make you better sun
| day school worker than ever before. Don
forget your school reports.
REv. WARREN H. HOpGG,
| MARY V ZfNN
A FEhDER
| Committee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
For Sale.

Two Inserted tooth saws. 90 IN aud so in
used but iittlc Two band wheels. al in
and = in, heavy. ~ I'm. aud "a In. iacc' one
stationery engine ~ p Westinghouse
engine Is h. y. Portable engines Rus.
sell 20 h. ~, single cylinder. out two wears.
"a IA. y. Russell compound, out 4 wears.
Geiser h. .. Traction engines Rus
sell, 10 h. y. nearly new. Geiser. 10 a. %.
I {. y q Cooper. ~ h. p. G Frick Junior.
= y. Al rebuilt and thoroughly repaired
saw MillS-Onc Russell cone and rack
shaft feed Russell. friction aud cable
iced. Geiscr cable aud friction feed all
let hand mills All have new wood work,
- H. carriage and SO H. track two head
blocks, new Internal betting. all rebuilt and
repaired a So in. saw goes with each mill.
All this machinery is practically as good as
new. RuSSC'ls rev thrCshcrs and engines
Tor sale also saw mills. Their Universal
and Road fractions are made Tor hauling
heavy loads ON the roads No engine made
can compete with them We sell hay balers
water drills, grinding machinery. saws and
belung We buy trade aud sell steam ma.
chlncii We await our command.
WM NJ. HINCAiD. Gen Agent.
'@' Cameron, w Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
INDEPENDENTS.


/ correspondence OF The Argus.
Editor OF The A gus 4 see there IS n,
one writing from our town sol viii try 4,
serboie a iew items Tor your paper so poo
pie WIZ know We are stiu living quietly Do
our little town. n this does'n get TO ia,
waste basket may write again
Miss Kettle Philips is visiting friend,
30 Barbour county
I Mr. Thomas Sheets aud wife spent thei,
/ fourth in Fairmon,
Miss Myra Gibson has returned home
from Fairmont where she attended the
marriage Of her neice, Miss Olive Menear.
Mr. 6. L. Shaaer was at Kingwood
Monday
Mt Charlie shay vile and little daush.
ter Olive. were at Evansville sunday.
Mr. Bailey and family spent sunday a.
GIadesyille aud attended Children pa,
services
Mr. viii Thomas OF Oakland was at his
sister. Mrs Joe Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hart were visiting a.,
Thorn as Bayles sunday.
Miss Jessie Edwards who has been visit,
Ing her aunt. Mrs. Roby near GladeSville
has returned home.
Miss jessie Fswcett and brother Dorsey.
who have been visiting their aunt Mrs ID
J. Walls. have returned to their home in
Grafton
The farmers are busy in their harvest.
working between showers
Mr. Geo Foriney died June the sth 1905
age 81 years. months and 4 days,
he leaves a wife and six sons and SIX grand
children brothers and sister to mourn his
death His daughter preceded him TO the
better world about twelve years: he was
converted and joined the Methodist Epis
eopa' church in early lille and lived a con.
sisient christian lite. and was class leader
and trustee at time OF death was loved
aud respected by all who knew him: he
was a true faithful friend and neishbor.
Funeral services were conducted by his
pastor. Rev. L. p ldleman in the NJ +.
church at Independence. interment AT the
Newburg cemetery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
BULLETS IN TnE AIR.
Buffalo Bill In Female Attire Enters
Rcedyille and Creates Panic Among
Some Saw mill Men.

Special Reported For The Argus
Quite a tragic scene was enacted down in
The Bowcry at Recdsyille a few days ago
when Nellie The blonde and fair specimen
~ the Buffalo Bill made her appearance
from the mountains Of Three Fork. She
entered a we'll known business house, grabb-
cd 80 calvcr revolver and with o. defiant
bravado made for a ssw-mill that was near
by Where some men we're working and With
a steady aim commenced "a fusuladc which
caused "a pauic among the men for sh1
time When their fouiiude returned they
proceeded TO build a fortress Of plank Go
shield Them from The deadly missile BOZ The
hands Of this blond mountsmeer. 10 has
been custom with The engineer TO give a
few blasts of The whistle as a signal when
a certain class Of mountaincen made their
appearance iu the Bowery. Their visits arc
becoming more frequent and they have a
certain place to meet Tor certain purpose.
These mill men have become disguised and
are determined TO break mp this public
Nuisance aud outrage on society and 90
oslracise them from this part Of the town
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC
SERVICE CORPORA TION
Has Finally Been Fixed hy the Author
titles.

Ihe valuation vt the property vt ttc
Pahiie ccrporatioDS IN each county u the
state has been fixed 10y the state auditor and
certified 10 the county courts. The courts
mus, have these hgures before fixing tho
levy for 1900.
twill be the duty OF the county courts To
"Pporuon this property 10 the several districts
aud municipalities in which the property is
located.
The taxes f'om the public service eorpor,
atoms ate collected by the state auditor and
distributed 10y him TO the difteren, counties
kanawha county leades as to the amour,
Of such property, the valuation being some.
thing over ten millions. Half dozen
counties are credited with nine millions or
more. The list follows;
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12

Az OnplnANcg


providing for the issuing and selling OF
bonds for the purchase ana Installing OF an
electric lignt plant and for improving the
lighting system Of the Town OF KiugwOOd.
tprcstOn County, west Virginia.
Be II ordained by the common council Of the
Town OF kingwoOd, Preston county, west
Virginia, that bonds Of said town are hereby
authorized 70 be Issued and sold according 10
law, 90 the amOu nt Of even Thousand N7,tUO
Dollars, said bonds 20 be OF the denomination
OF five Hundred $500 Dollars caCh, bearing
Interest az INC rate Of i've 90 per ccntum per
principal as follows. to-wit:
$50 thereof In nyo years aftcr the date
thereof.
500 thereof m SIS years after the date
thereof
900 thereof in seven years after the date
thereof;
thereof
600 thereof 81 nine years after the date
500 thereof 90 tan years after ths date
thereof.
500 thereof ia eleven years after thc date
600 thereof Do twelve years AFTER thc date
thereof
$50 thereof ln thirteen ycan aftcr tho date
thereof
goo thereof ln fourteen years after thc date
thereof
600 thereof in nrcen years after ule date
thereof,
600 thereof So sixteen years after the date
thereof:
600 thereof 90 seventeen years AFTER the date
thcrcOf.
500 thereof ln eighteen years after Toe date
Tho SAID Town or gIngwood reserves fb.
right ,shOulu d. 10 clecD ~ redeem che whole
Issue Of aaid BONDS, or any part thereof alter
| eight years shall haze expired from the date ol
| the Issuing % thc a4id bonds
The proceeds Of said bonds when issued ana
| sold, shall Dc applied 90 the payment OF the
purchase ANA iuatHll1ilO uf an eiCctaic uyuf
| plant 20 De owned oy the said Town Of King
/ OF said town, aud should any amount Oh slid
| NgJ remain pfcI aipr purchasing ana in-
/ sailing SAID electric lgut plant ana Improving
| the lighting 5yslcm Of said town, such amount
/ ,9 tAe.s5 s4'l ~ appIcd, without delay ~
/ existing against s4l1 town
/ There shall De lowed ana collected. acr1rdiue
| tola", d.re.. annual TAX to pay annually enc
| Interest ON ij bonds ana the principal thereof
/ WiiNIu nineteen years from rue date 0f tlf
| issuing ni ttId bonds, which tax shall u.
/ levied uplu roo oi thc taxable property 0f .lid
/ OF general taxation, and the rate % said tlE fo
I sinking tln4 flr sai1 purpose i8 hereby IKE.
/ a' fIANt ~ cents pu C4cu one Hundred Nfu
| Dollars fuu. Df ilc taxable property ln 8tit
! town. which amount iB hereby ordered t0 bt
! ir.l.' ..1 .IIi.cled according % Jaw.
/ $50 questions connected With thc Issuing 0
said bonds shall De- submitted 90 the qualinot
/ voters of -ail town on kingwG0d ln accordance
WIN ii.. s,atlcs o. West Virginia iu such cas'
! Ifls further ordered that .aid bond election
/ shall Dr. held uu saturday. the 2isf DAY Of july
/ ir5, a' iUU court House in stid Town OF King
! Quoted according t0 law.
Inc mayor rs st1 town is hereby suthcr lf.
i7 iss1. hIs proclaim. '.". necofdHEiy
W., 10 WCDASIEi,
81. hsu. EcD..JeI
a IIHlta cory
49, KISo. Recorder
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SAVED FROM rERRrBLEDEAru

The family OF Mrs w. T.. B1bbiu %
BarEcrton. Tenn, saw her dying aud were
powcrIcss 60 save her. The most skiiifu
physicians and every remedy used failed
while consumption was slowly but surely
taking her Tile 1n this terrible hour DR..
King 8 New Discover for Consumption
turned despair into jos The first bottle
brought immediate relief and lbs continued
use completely cured her It's the most
certain cure in The world Tor al' throat and
.lgng troubles Guaranteed Bottle soc and
e. 90 Trial Bottles Free.
The Cooke Supply Co.. Of Howcsvillo
j. a. Lenhari OF KingwoodS and I-ona
supply Co Of lfona
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12

You cannot induce a lower animal to cat
heartily when not feeling well. q sick dog
starvcs himself and gets we'll The
stomach. once oyerworkcd must have
rest the same as your feet or eyes You
don have 90 starvc TO rest your stomach
KODOf FOR DYSPEPSIA takes up thr
work for your stomach digests What YOU
at and gives ita rest Puts 10 back in
condition again You can't feel good with
d isord cred stomach. Try odol.
Sold by The Strickler's Drug Store and
Vim. NJ. Dent Ncwburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
OfLenox Lodge no. ., knights Golden
Eagles.
Committee

Resolved That in as much hat it has
been the will Of the immortal chief Of the
Universe 90 call from Our castle our De-
loved brother John x Pcaslee To- a more
exalted and Heavenly castle above lie
has been welcomed by that joyful command
well done thou faithful lie warrior enter
thou into thy jos Of Che Lord
Resolved That i, bchooves us TO box
Boo humble submission TO Him who has tak.
en- our beloved brother from our midst
bot though dead and bis form and face j..
hidden from natural vision. bat Dee set
speakeih Tor che goodness ofhcsu. mani.
virtues, acts Of charity and personal boz
auencos are engravon upon our hearts ard
memories
Resolved This 0c spread upon Oh.
minutes OF tuis castle and a copy sent add
published in each county paper and COPS
presented Go Che bcreaved family
90 j. fiAuGER.
/. s. FEATuER Committee
CLArD FEAruER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
BEWARE or OINIMENTS FOR CAT
ARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.

smell and completely derange the system
when entering 10 through the mucous sur.
except on prescriptions from reputable
physicians as the damage they Will do Is
ten fold 10 the good you can possibly
derive from them HANS Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by p. J Cheney & Co Toledo.
ierualiy. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Iu buying
Hairs Catauh Cure be sure you get the
genuine. 70 is taken internally and made
iu Toledo. Ohio. by q Cheney e co.
Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists Price 75C. per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12
RESOURCES

state VI Wet Nirinia. County OF Preston
J. J. Mckonc, Jr. Cashier 81 tho above named
bank do aolcmnly SWEAR that tho abovv statement
Is true Go the bcst ~ my knowlcdgo and t,'licf
John }. Mckonc. Jr.. Cashier
Subscribed and aworn 20 before mo this 9Th day
OF july leo6 Guy N. Bonaacld. Notary Public
4 Bonnnrld
~. 4. Gibson.
George Miller.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12

Does evil still your whole lie 6U2
Does woe betide'
Your thoughts abide on suicide'
You need pill
Now tor prose and facts DeWit's Little
Early kiscrs are the most pleasant and
reliable pills known today They never
grip.
Sold by Strieklef's Drug Store and VIM.
" Dent Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-12

Mr Robert Largcnl and Miss Virginia
RIDER were united iu mHuage Wednesday,
lo,y Fourth, 100, at Warrington, the
--remany being performed by Tive Rev NJ
W Rdct o. ihc Methodist Episc1pa
ciur.h No L1rgeut is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Large o. Pau Pau. Morgan
county iie isa graduate " tine Univssuy,
and spent the past ysu teaching in Hunting
ton. The bride IS the daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. Morgan w. Rider, Of wadcuown,
Monongalia county. Tie family formerly
lived in Harrison county. this state NJ.
and Mrs Largent have gone 20 his home in
Morgan county TO spend the remainder Of
the summer lie expects TO teach again
next year. Rev. Rider was stationed ia
Kingwood several years and The family have
many friends here.