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New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
MR.. BAGoPs aTEnPTATIOY.-

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: While thanking you for your notice n
your Issue of December FL last OF my rorthcom-
ing novel Temptation" may correct q state
ment likely to lead to misunderstanding con-
cerning the nature Of that novel? Its plot
scenery and characters not. stated txA
in Inedisval Italy but In the Italy a -
day. am. yours faithfully.
RICHARD BAGoT.
Rome. January II. 1901
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

LIE aia'ry' IN criticisms forcibIe and warm. R,,
,," lhe picture that he draws is drawn in
nsht' without prejudice without vto-
- ne Is one OF the most restful of the
1-df lsls' one Of the most beguling on
joys losing himself by the fresid. IN ,ho -,
ways OF history should find a gift after his own
heart in Mr. DObson's three beautiful volumes
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
BULWER At WORK.
HIS Conscientious Method of Writ-
ting a NOUeI, a Poem. or n pIou

BuiWer Lytton. # appears. had a high opinion
OF the craft TO which he belonged, stoutIy ND
holding the intellectual dignity OF the novelist.s
ana story writer's occupation t h 8. Es-
cort recalls In the current number of Cham
bers's Journal" conversation wherein. at some
length and with much enthusiasm. Bulwer
"dwef upon the clearness and teracity of hra.n
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

that princes happy accession TO the crown he
rewarded his preserver. Malcolm. with the
thanedom OF Cunningham, from which ne and
his pOsterIty have their surname, and took his
figure TO represent the shake fork with which
he for1ed hay straw above the prince. 20 per
petuate the happy detverance their progenitor
had the good fortune to give TO their princa
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Mr.. Crawford is engaged with Professor Gu
seppe Tomassetti in writing History Of Rome
in the Middle Ages" Professor Tomassetti is
the custodian of the remarkable COlOnna Ar
chives The work is said to be based on hitherto
inaccessible material. The first volume is now
on the Macmillan press
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

II is hinted that Mr.. Marion Crawfords forth
coming novel, ''Prima Donna" is to be a sequel
TO his Fair Margaret a story in which the
heroine's adventures were left unfinished in a
most tantalizing manner.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

A book OF caricatures by Gustave Dore has
Just been published IN Paris. They were drawn
from various types Of individuals observed by
him during the winter Of 1871, when he had
sought refuge with some friends at Versailles
from the troubles of the Commune.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

An edition of Mr. H c. Chatfeld Tayior's biog-
raphy OF Moiere is 20 be brought out IN Lon
don. The book has Just for it's author tho
decoration of the Legion OF Honor.
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KILLED BY A BLOW
A Friendly Boxing Bout at Sabraton
Has n Fatal Ending.

James L. Shisler. aged Al, died
al RAGS a. m. Monday, at the home
of his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. j..
Shisler, at Sabraton as a resul, Of
being struck on the Adams apple
during a boxing. bout with Guy
White Sunday about noon.
White is about 10 years of age
and the o of John White Of King
wood. He is working at Sabraton
and he and Shisler were in the habit
of engaging in friendly boxing con
tests. Sunday, while they were
boxing with gloves. Shisler throw
his head up and White struck him
on the throat, knocking HIM partially
unconscious. Shisler was weak for
several minutes, but ate his dinner.
He was taken violently III in the
afternoon and at s p. IN, when a
doctor was called, the young mh
was suffering from convulsiots,
which continued at intervals until
his death.
The funeral was held at the hone
OF his father at p. m. Tuesday,
in the Pleasant Hill GEM
etery.
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IRONDAI.E.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
Rev. w. II. Bayles delivered a
great sermon here last Sunday night.
He will preach again the FIRST Sun
day in May at night. Two more
were received for baptism and
membership IN the Gladesville Bap-
tist church.
We scribe attended Sabbath school
at Fairview last Sunday, where is
the best conducted Sunday school
4 have ever had the pleasure Of at
tending. And, oh, so many pretty
girls. think I'll go again.
Harvey or LETT for Kansas last
week, where he viii engage in bust.
ness.
A.. II. Whitsett, who has been
laid up the past two months with
inlammatory rheumatism, is slowly
recovering.
w. w. orr, one of our eminent
school teachers. contemplates enter
ing into partnership with a Miller.
May success attend his venture and
crown every effort in his branch Of
the business.
II. ii. orr, another OF our promi-
nent school teachers, has decided
to quit teaching and try tailoring.
We surely wish HIM well and hope
that he may turn out Just scores Of
nice and pleasing patterns.
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correspondence of The Argus

correspondence OF The Argus.
We are having some more of p. RI good
winter.
want to tell Uncle Josh that | am still
all right, aud that the Wolf cuts no figure
with me II he did there would be trouble.
MISS Hazel EVERY was visiting her uncle,
NJ A. EVERY. one day last week.
Miss Eta Goodwin Is staying at H.. G..
Benson's.
Foster EVERY has purchased a fine ac
Gordon aud viii furnish some music tor
our Young ladies'.
Victor Groves aud Frank Rogers. OF
iisgah. called on friends In this section
Saturday aud sunday
Mrs Charles Goodwin and children Wis
tied az Albert Woltc's Wednesday.
NJ a EVERY aud ]. g.. Forman are haul.
ing lumber Tor Marshall Collins.
Clinton Graham bought a horse from
Robert FuTmau last week
Miss Mary EVERY aud her aunt Mrs.
Joseph EVERY, were calling at George
Goldcn's Wednesday.
Oakley and Ray Forman visited their
grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs. Iehu Christ
ophcr. OF Plsgah. Sunday and Monday.
Lee Fullmer spent Easter az ID. A.
Ryan's
Miss Zorl Everly. OF Bruceion. visited
friends and relatives IA this section last
week.
Mrs. Mary Goodwin was calling at
George Golden's Tuesday.
Mrs. II G.. Benson spent sunday az l..
W. Everly's
Foster aud William Fverly were calling
at i. w Wolfe's Easter Sunday
Those from here that attended Easter
services at Pisgah were Mcssrs. Thurman
and Albert EvcTly. Lee Fullmcr. Jesse
Wolfe and T. : Golden. Misses Bessie
Golden. and Mary aud Ethel EVERY and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Golden. ISLANDER.
Dr. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Gibson are
spending this week in Pi,tsburg.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Gibson are
spending this week in Pi,tsburg.
Miss Irene Burchinal is visiting
relatives and friends in Terra Alta.
Lacien Sliger, Of Albrightsville.
enroils under THE ARGUS banner
this week.
a. ID. Conway, of Masontown,
remembered the printer by paying
up to 1905.
Col. Thomas Skies. city treasurer
OF Huntington, died of paralysis
Monday.
J. +. Dill, OF R~eedsville, was here
yesterday on business and dropped
in to see US.
Miss Edna Gatewood is confined
to the house from the result of a fall
received las, week.
E. F. Martin & Co.. hardware
merchants. are Offering special bar.
gains for Saturday only.
ID. c. Radabaugh was a welcome
business visitor from Albrightsville
at TIKI ARGUS Office Tuesday.
Old newspapers will save your
carpet. You al get them at this
ONCE for 40 cents a hundred.
]. Wesley Beatty, whose perma.
nent address 10 Moundsville, renewed
his subscription to THE ARGUS this
week.
The Cash Store Co., successors
to E. c. EVERY & Co, this week
sfer bargains IN groceries. See
their ad.
James w. Flynn is in Pruntyto WIN
attending a meeting Of the board OF
directors of the West Virginia Re-
form School.
Those who live in or near King
wood, and wall be pleased to enter.
tain summer school students, will
kindly advise Mr.. Flesher at once.
John Pierce resigned his position
in the Preston Pharmacy last week, |
and returned to his home at Rowles
burg. He was succeeded by Foster
Zeigler.
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Al regular meeting of Coal Cen
ter Lodge, No. ais, /. O. O. T.,
held in their lodge room at Tunnel
ton, w. Va, March s., 1907, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
whereas. While we have been long with
the Affairs OF lie, each to his daily calling.
II has pleased Almighty God In Ills wisdom
and mercy to remove from us our worthy
brother, Ulysses =. Sapp. = Past Noble
Grand and Past Grand Representative OF
Coal Center Lodge No ans, ]. o. o. f. on
March I. 1907. therefore hc II
Resolved, That we bow In humble sub
mission to the Will OF Him. the Grand Ma
ter above. who doeth all things well, be.
lieving that our loss ~ Brother Sapp's gain,
Resolved, That we as members mourn his
departure when we realize the vacant chair
as an Odd Fellow. Brother Sapp was a
good and careful adviser and one who was
true to his obligations, ever remembering
the widows and orphans OF deceased broth.
eTs;, lie was i%aiihiuI, earnest and sincere.
And be IL further
Resolved. That the community AT large
has lost a good and valuable %ctiren.
Resolved. That his family whose sorrow
we share In this bereavement have lot a
kind and aHectionRte husband and father.
and we hereby tender TO them the only poor
Tibute we have to oiIer-our sincere sym.
patty aud coincidence In their amiotion.
Resolved. That n copy Of these resolu.
lions be spread on the minutes OF this lodge
and that the charter OF the lodge DC draped
In mourning Tor thirty days.
Resolved. That n copy OF the foregoing
resolutions be furnished to each OF the
county papers and one TO the family Of our
deceased brother.
FrateFnally submitted in H.. l. and +.
f.. r.. GALE,
w HALBRiTrER,
IHos West, jr..
Committee
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N~E|GHBtRHOOD NEWS.
DOtnsS Of the Week in SurfOundiBg
Towns.
HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST
The Argus Correspondents Tell What Is
Going On in Their
Locality.
TWlIIGHT.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
No. II school closed Saturday.
The straw hat has made its sp
pearance, which is a sign of spring.
Mrs. Charles Eisaman, Of Reeds
vile, visited at ]. +. Hawley's last
week.
Will Mayfeld and sister Sadie, OF
Rohr, called ola friends in this vi
cinlty Sunday.
Jesse M. Johnson, of Miuersport.
has been quite i'll with the grip, but
is now able to be out again.
Several of our people attended the
sale out at the widow Miller's, near
the Catholic church, Saturday.
Miss lisa Lemon, who has been
suffering with infammatory rheuma
tlsm for ONE time. is no better.
Miss Matte Conley, who has
been in Il neighborhood visiting
relatives, left for her home in Pied.
mont last week.
Miss Lottie hawley, who has been
suffering with heart trouble for.
some time, is better.
After a period of eight years
Twilight has been revived. G.. +.
Sidwell has moved his sawmill To
this place and has a dwelling erected
for his family, who Will move here
IN a short time. He informs us
that he will have a grocery store
here, which will be very convenient
for our people.
We took a stroll to the little
village of R~eedsville a few days ogo
and found it town ofImprovement.
b Nj. Squires is placing a fine porch
IN front Of his dwelling. He in
formed MS that S. A. Dunn is going
To build . town hall near the NJ. &
X. depot; also the members of the
NJ. r. church expect TO build a fine
church this summer. This is surely
an age of improvement and the
citizens Of Reedsville are making
use Of II, which speaks well for
their town.
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Rest 10 the great restorer We tire our
muscles BY exercise and then rest to restore
them yet . great many Of US do not stop to
ihfnk how little rest we give to our slom.
sehs A. usual thing no part OF our body
10 so generally oyerworked as our digestive
organs. A tired add ~oyerworked stomach
viii give signs Of distress TO which we pay
20 heed until al last dyspepsia takes hold.
Indigestion Is just a warning and IL we heed
ths warning we can easily avoid further
consequences. Kodel Is a most thorough
stomach relief. IL digests what you eat and
greatly assists In restoring IL to It's normal
activity and usefulness. kodoi is sold on a
guarantee relief plan. II Is sold here by
StTIckIeT'1 druE store; w M. Dent. Newbnr
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X E Do!NGs

SPECIAL Correspondence of The Argus.
Expert fruit men say the peaches
are killed.
Some oats vas sown and potatoes
planted.
The grammar room is in operation
again after two breakdowns.
Several of our booty citizens are
in jail for monkeying with the
whisky business of Uncle Sam
without the necessary papers.
Only one more week of school in
the primary room. Many of the
patrons are wanting Mr.. Gibson
next winter.
Geo. w. Weining has moved up
on the Kingwood pike and will
work for Charley Poole for the next
twelve months and Mr.. Poole will
paint.
We are informed that J. NJ. GIb
son Will work for the Elklns Coal
and Coke Co. after his school
closes, as he is offered a position
with the above company.
The Sarvier school was closed on
account OF no attendance. Many
days only n pupil attended out of
an enumeration of over thirty.
The enumeration of the Dellslow
school two rooms) is I26, from
which we would draw the inference
that another rooni will be needed.
A number of families moved from
here the past tweek, nearly all OF
them strikers. Many went to the
mines at Atlantic in Preston county.
!. NJ. Gibson attended the clos
ing exercises Of Sturgiss school No.
8. taught by Miss Martha c. Glib.
son, of Hudson. The patrons and
pupils were highly pleased with
Miss Gibson as teacher and the
trustees offered her the school next
winter.
Joseph Davis bought the farm OF
the late William Peterson. deceased,
at trustees sale in Morgantown.
He paid salts.
Report says. that Newton May
field will be married next Saturday
to a young lady Of Clarksburg. The
Mayheld family is in the marriage
lottery now, as this is the third one
ia less than a month. KlPPLE.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Smith were

Mn. and Mrs. w. c. Smith we're
a Bruceton Tuesday.
Misses Maud and Frances Guse-
nan were at Brandonvllle aud
Btaeeton Friday.
Walter Sp,ket has been working
at q, kelley's the past week.
NN'Ss blanche Miller, OF near
49, and MiSs bessie Chidester Of
day. """ S"'"''
Gay Guseman was among M,
business callers at Hazelton Fridav.
Mrs. Susan Spiker was visi,inr
Mrs. Mary Strawser Saturday last.
Joe Harshbarger has sold his farm
to Nolen and Albert Chidester.
J. J. Kelley went TO Brandonvilre
Wednesday evening on business and
returned Thursday morning.
Joe Hickey and Miss Rosa Cupp
were calling at f.. X. Miller's Tues
day evening.
Edmond Wolfe was at Kingwood
ON business and bought a horse and
brought 1t home Friday.
Alfred Cupp went down to
triendsvillc Thursday and was, &C.
companied home by his brother.in.
law, Elisha Teets, of that place.
Miss Meta Kelley, of I.euoN, has
been visiting relatives here since
Friday Of last week.
Miss Pearl Turney has been Al,
Selbysport, Md, with her sister,
Mrs, Frank Frazie, the pas, week.
Mrs. Julia Guthrie, Isaac Guse.
man, and Ralph Kelley. who have
been on tho sick list, are improving
in health.
Curtis Nieman and Zoe Hickey
have returned to Uniontown to re-
sumo work.
J. J. Kelley went to Kingwood
Thursday OF last week and returned
Saturday. lie expects to lie there
this week,
Mrs. Elisha Ringer, of Guseman,
and Elijah llvengood, If Morgans
were visiting the formers
mother Mrs. lena Kelley, last Fri.
day.
Wesley {. Smith and son Vernon
were down at Friendsville on busl.
ness last Saturday.
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PLAIN VIEW.

COfrespoudeuee Of The Argus.
The farmers are very busy getting ready
20 SOW oats
: NJ. ID. Martin vas at Independence last
Wednesday after q load Of fertilizer.
higssS Audss add Ze%itie'Zinn. OF Reeds
Vile. visited their brother. Lon linn. = few
days last week.
Miss Ots Smith is staying with Mrs. Em.
ma Simms
The Gordon school closed last Friday
9Th z short program in the afternoon aud
= ysry interesting debate A. night.
Misc Agsths Dixon is STAYING al K NJ
ATthUT'S.
merry crowd from Mt. Vernon attended
literary - Gordon last Friday Dight. They
weT6 Aetsrs. Thomas and Russell Costello.
DeIter. Elton aud Ronald Conley add I'd
Born.
Mrs Noble KiEgleman 10 visiting her
daughter. Mrs Lsns KEGS Of ReedsyIlc
VATasT ShdGer cstied 81 W. X Richard.
s?nt one %sveninE last week Didn't he'
urs. Pearl rrickett visited az Richard
Lo4T'a last week.
Mrs. Anne Mckinney and son Prenuss
yiailsl 81 George Rigglemsu's st week.
Dock Born and Charlie Copeman we're in
our community last week buying lambs
hF. COpsman has bought Of the farmers
here Ter = number Of years.
What has bee ONE Of the brilliant CORE.
apondent of,Mt. Vernon His letters were
So verY Interesting. We ask YOU TO come
sesin. Reddie.
There will be = spelling school and oypb
sring match - the Gordon schoolhouse
fDaay night, April ~.
The SgndsJ school Of this place vas re.
| ereanixed March 81 with MIS-. RepheI
DIXON. Superintendent: r.. -. Conley 49,
aistant; hollye Martin. secretary EtheO
RlgEiemap and lisa Smith. Librarians MIS-
b. ~ AaTiin. treasurer. We are having
6fsiclass sunday school md hope ever
one will take an interest In the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riggleman visited
the iatteT's mother. Mrs. LOUISA linn o
Browns Mill last sunday
Lest. stTayed or stOlen-the Plain View
Baptist church committee. There Will bt
. treas reward TO the one who will reStor,
them 20 their proper place. ] hope IN.
COMMITTEES will take the hint and 90 q
work. SIMPLE SIMEON
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CUZZART.

Speeisi Correspondence Of The Argus.
Samuel Feather sold a fine horse a few
days sgO.
J. l.. Rscksrt took charge Of the Chides-
teF store Monday, We wish him success.
Miss Lulu Kelley has been on the sick
lisa che psst few days.
George RooehesVeT Is seriously III.
A.. >. ChidesteT treated his neighbors to
40 oid.fsshioned stone hauling Friday.
W. a, Crane drove 20 the Bruceton mill
With q big load 81 grain to get ground for
stock and fsmlly use. w. 4. keeps fine
cattle and ssyE u pays him big to get his
teed ground ~ the BTuceton mill.
Master Stanley Crane has been visiting
friends over In the ICraborchard. King
VOC and other points the past few weeks.
Jsmes ChtdeSter is moving Into the house
With bis father.
John Smith. Of near this place. has pur.
fhsssd Blind Prince. lie will keep him in
this and sdBoiaing communities.
LITTLE Tom
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SPRING announcement
OF THE
Argus Book Store

Big line Of Speech Books suitable
for School Exhibitions. Literary
Societies, Amateur Entertainments,
and all kinds Of public addresses.
Also IS different kinds of Dialogue
Books, only Ioc each. Mailed to
any address for 2 cents extra. Write
for what you want.
600 different kinds of Leather
Postals just received, at sc each.
Birthstone Postals, latest thing out.
Each one contains verse and quota
ton from some standard author on
the different months in the year and
small gem for that month, 10 cents
each. Mailed to any address with
out extra charge.
The largest and best line of Shoe
Polish and Dressing in town. The
proper thing for tan shoes, white
shoes, patent leather shoes, heavy
shoes, Sunday or Monday shoes, or
any old shoes for any day and any
kind OF peop!e, old or young, black
or white.
We have the biggest line Of Sou
venir Postal Cards I o be found ou.-
side Of the large towns and cities.
Sporting Postals, Comics, Flag,
Artists, Leather, Mechanical Pos
tails, Baby Shoes, Novelties, etc,
from one cent to ten.
Newest thing out-Flash Hand
Cleaner, aRtiseptic and beneficial
for the skin. Better than soap and
one box lasts longer than A dozen
cakes. only 10 cents a box.
Gold Pens and Holder 81, Pearl
Handle and Gold Pen $50, Cold
Pen and Slide Handle s2.5o, Cold
Pen and Pencil in a plush case Ga. 60.
Fountain Pens-The williamson
from Srto SO. The Eclipse 81 to
s.. Arlington $3.50 and f..
Beautiful Glass Paper Weights
weigh - ounces and arc 4x7 "a
inches and contain splendid pictures
Of the Soldiers Monument and street
scenes ia kingwood, price 25c.
Sheet Music, 100 different pieces
always on hand 10 select from and
new lot received every month.
Indian Clubs, Dumb Bells, Box
ing Gloves, Punching Bags, Base
Balls, Mits, Bats, Croquet Sets,
Hammocks, etc.
Waste Baskets, Toilet Paper, Dec.
Grated Paper, Crepe Paper, Blot
ing Paper, Manifoiding Paper, Tissue
Paper. For an outing, picnic party
or an informal luncheon Dennison's
Lunch Set-Tsble Cloth, size 4zxzo
inches, ~ napkins and - d,iIes In
q box, all for IS ccm..
Royal Crepe Paper Napkins, all
made from chemically pure and
steul'zcd paper, in many beautiful.
designs, so in = box, assorted foi
IS cents.
Climax Lace Shelf Papet-beauti
fully designed and assorted colors,
10 yards in a piece for only 6 cents.
- tolts in a box for so cents.
Makes handsome appearance on
shelves, mantels, cupboards, etc for
sprirg and ummer
New Books, soc, 7sc snd -. 90.
Mailed 10 any address Tor roc extra
scyessi hundred paper books Jus
seccivcd and placed on sale at roc.
Sell everywhere for IS aud soc. 81,
line Of Sensational Fiction AT { anC
noe. al. the classics, poets anc
standard authors.
Fine assortment Of Card Case,
and Bill Books, an leather. red.
black and flesh colored.
THE ARGUS BOOK STORE,
/ Argus Building, KingwOod, W Va.
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StAts Sunday School Convention.

We have received a copy of the
ofheisl program OF the twenty.htth
annual Sunday school convention
which will be held at Huntington,
April i6. II and I8. The program
Is too lengthy for publication, but
&c are requested to say that those
desiring to attend the convention
will send their names at once to the
county secretary, II. c. Fordyce,
Newburg, w. Va, for credentials and
reduced railroad card orders.
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GO TO MURDOCH.
Freak Weather.

We have experienced all sorts and
conditions OF weather since coming
to King~ood--some snothing more
than ordinary-but Monday noon
The weather man sprung a surprise
IN the shape OF a COCO, lusty fall OF
hail while the sun shone merrily on.
Must have amused Old Sol. After
this we'll not be surprised at any
thing and the Oldest inhabitant can
tell his stories to strangers. We
know
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ILL og TuNNrLron ENcAMrMENr.


I~UHNELTOH. w VA. March "a, 1907.
QInasmuch as God in Ills divine ruling did
on the ISL day Of March. 1907 remove from
the held OF action our esteemed brother.
Ulysses $. Sapp. be IL therefore
Resolved, That we, as mcmbers Of Tun.
melton Encampmcnt. No ~, I. O. o. f.,
bow In submission TO the supreme will OF
God.
Resolved, That il is a just tribute TO the
memory Of a departed brother that we
mourn for one who was worthy OF our re-
CARDS.
Resolved. That we condolc with the be-
reayed family In their sad Affections and
deyouilY commend them TO the Keeping Of
Him who doeth all things well.
Resolved. That the charter be draped in
mourning for a period Of thirty days. and
that the members wear the usual badge for
the same length OF time.
Resolved, That these resolutions be re.
corded In our minutes. printed in the three
county papers published at Kiugwood w.
va. and that a copy be presented TO the
family Of the deceased.
Fraternally submitted in r.. J.. and +.
l. w. HALBRITTER,
IHOs. WEST, IT,,
g. W. BEAVERS.
Commitice.
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