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We learn that about three weeks
ago, a Mrs. Polk and Mrs Kimes
residing at the mouth Of Pond-Creek
in Wood county got into . quarrel,
when Mrs. Polk struck Mrs. Kimes
with a rcllipg-pin, from the effects Of
which Mrs. K. died, one day last
week.-Wert County Moniter.
Moral: Beware of Rolliug-pips.
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Buy a trunk Pat?r said 9 dealer.
"And what for should | buy trunkF
replied Pat. "To put your clothes
in" "And 90 nakedi7 exclaimed
Pat. No. bit Of it."
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An obituary notice in New Englan
paper concludes with the information ia t
the deceased "lesvss two infant dsugnters,
both girls,
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GOING WEST

The 500 ?. NJ Express Train from Richmond
and White sulphur connects at Huntington with
the splendid steamers Fleetwood and BOstOna,
arriving at Cincinnati, 6 A. VI. daily.
Passengers leaving Cincinnati az p. " ty
Chesapeake q Ohio Railway Packet Steamers
arrive Ht Huntington 9:30 4. NJ. Taxing the
10 A. " Express Train they have three hours at
Charleston, arriving at 1910 T. NJ and other
Poins in the kanaN ha valley, and return Ia Cin-
ciunati at Ga. N. Portsmouth and lrUutOn mOrn-
ing passengers return same evening.
- on ard after the lst Of June, Pullman
PALACE SLEEPING CARS VIII DE put upon the road
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
VIII be sold M stations for Charleston and Trnt-
ingtOn, at reduced rates, good ONLY on the day
sold. on Accommodation Train.
A. II. PERRY, Gen1 Supt.
EDGAR NLigT, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
May 18th 1873, q.
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An American In London writes that he
hsu spent ten days in the British Muse
um, and has not got beyond the hrst door.
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RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
Trains arrive aAd depart from Hun
tingtou, daily, Sundays excepted.)
Commencing Monday, May 5, 1873.

commencing Monday, May ., 1878
GOING EAST.
1000 A. N. Express Train for White Sulphur
Springs Richmond, all points North
and South, and connecting with
James river steamers Tor Norfolk.
3 30 T. N. Accommodation Train, arriving AZ
Charleston 6:lO z. NJ. and Kanawha
Falls P. NJ
Passengers leaving Huntington on the 10 A. VI.
Express train arrive at White sulphur Springs
Z P. N. and Richmond 4:3O A. NJ.
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SundI.ieS.

Black and Fancy Cashmere Overcoat-
ing Corderoy Kentucky Jeans Sattinett
Deuims and Hickory.
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The Stolen Skiss.

With blue eyes closed, and head thrown back,
Within the easy-chair sat Kitty.
Thought |, IF now a pair Of gloves
may not win twill be pity!"
But as | sRftly reached her side,
The red1ips parted with 1nurm1r;
And oh, what joy my name she breathed:
Within my heart grew hope still tirmcr.
Dost love me, Kitty" whispered l.
Aud soft i'll sleep came back her answer
love thee mott" | stood aghast,
Till love urged, Kiss her while you can,
Sir!"
But ali! the blue eyes swift Enclosed,
And glanced at me with mrth o'crtiowing
Thought I. !" III let her think d while
That I've heard something worth the
knowing"
Then, drawing near, slyly said,
" Fair maid. your dreams have well be-
trayed you
=" For slianlc," she cried, "to steal my
thoughts,
And get my sleeping tongue to aid you -
All penitent, humbly said,
~ But all the secret in my keeping
Has made me sad" She answered low,
One never tells the truth while sleeping -
-IIarpcr's Jfcchly.
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And bears our best loved things away;
And then we call them dead"
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He plncks our fairest sweetest flowers
Transplanted into bliss they now
Adorn immortal bowers
Tho bird-like voice, whose joyous tones
Make glad these scenes Of sin and strife,
Now sings an everlasting song
Around the Tree of Life
Wherever lie sees q smile too bright.
Or heart too pure for faint and vice,
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To dwell i'll Paradise.
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The Ba-ar is edited with a contribution of
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The Ba-ar commcnds itself to every mem
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V'IsE SCIENCE OF HEALTH
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