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SANTA CLAUS SPEAKS
IRA b

Dear Girls aud Boys:
l have been so very busy = work
IN making and preparing tbe iuuu-
mersble presents, with which am
expected to fill tue stockings on the
night be ore Christmas, tho, cannot
spare the time to write separate
letter TO each one OF you, but avail
myself Of the small space allotted o.
me by your KIND Editors, ~ then
papers. know you ale all cur'ou
TO learn something soout tuN j'lN
old ell, cal ed Santa Claus. oro
have wondered many times At his
mysterious visits down the cmuueys
With his pack on his back
cannot give you DIS ption o.
myself IN tins letter, tut irtri you
TO the many bo ks ~ which am so
kindly alluded to. The SPECIAL 90
Ject have IN writing You thIs iette,
e TO tell YOU that | lnteni % VISIT
earlier than usual, 40 hat | may 6ud
you out OF youl snug nttle bets, aud
so that you may see me, aud We tom
an acquaintance, even though It hr
very slight
l know that some Of you hav big
brothers aud over CONSCIENTIOUS pa
ents VINO have told you that there il
no really Santa Cause, aud pythape
| may not be admitted To the ncm,s
OF such this Christmas eve but you
will learn from come OF your piay-
mates that they saw me.
shall not be able to bring my
relndeers with me so cary IA We
evening, and of course wa uue IA.
able TO carry my unusual larg' r,cks
of nice things for the sIock,ng. pu
SIMPLY some eugar- plums, ca.a &
and cake To convince you OF my ir,.
lty. You Will OF course hang az.
YOUR stockings MS usual for my 6ter
vat when YOU will be snug Ia y ,r,
beds dreaming of me.
The time of my visit will To- br
tween 6 aud 10 o'clock next M % io,
evening. When you hear IN, itie
bel jingle outside the front Ioor,
come aud admit me ii You wan ne
TO come IN bat # you ds not wan,
see me, and do not open the doc,
for me, | shall 10 away disappointed
hope you wall have the dog red
up IN the barn or wood house, ioI
am afraid oil dogs.
Good bye until see Won.
Your Jolly old friend,
SANTA CLAUS
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There will be- no paper issued from
this office next week. Printers are hu
man beings, and human beings, want at
least one weeks rest In tho course OF a
year; therefore,
BE il Resolved, That the readers of the
ARGUS do not go 10 their respective post
offices next Saturday expecting to re.
ceiYe the ARGUS.
Resolved, 2d, That If the readers of the
ARGUS do g To their Offices expecting the
paper that they'll be disappointed.
Resolved, 81, hat the printers be al
low 0d 70 go black berryin' and flship'.
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Miss Laura R,gg, of Morgan's Glade.
is visiting Mr. Selathiel Posten's, near
this place.
During tho week we have noticed ma
ny Of our Grant district friends in town
attending the Institute.
MARRIED.-Dec. 18th at the residence
of the Brides parents, by Rev. DIR. Pref.
lyman, Mr.. Luther Swearingen and
Miss Lula NJ. Menear.
DIR. T. b. Semans, for some time
past located Mt this place has gone on
trip through Ohio. .he DIR. will not re-
turn to practice hsre.-tClarksburg Tel
eglam.
OY>TEi SUPPEr.-There will be an oys
ter supper at the residence of :. J Posten,
l 3>4 mites North East of n,,wood.
on christmas from four O'clock until late
in the evening, Oysters in every stvle.
Fifty eeut- couple or twenty five cents
each. Go one go all,
Rev j Ber"hart, p. L. Of this
district, at III. Ev.u gehcal Assncia-
ton, VIII preach ia the church At
P'.asan, DAenx Monday evening
at O'clock
We were pleased To meet Prof. j. S
Steele, of Brandon Vile, this week, who
has been attending the County Institute.
Mr.. Steel graduated at the W. Va. Uni
versity last Summer, and W ell may that
institution be proud of him, one of her
sons of 1877.
Capt. Slows concert. given i'm the Court
House Hall. last Tuesday evening, was a
grand and successful success" We are
sorry that we cannot give an extended
notice of tie ,fiah. but any one knowing
Prof. Stoy's ability as musician will
not think 1t necessary for as to say any
thing in order To add to his already Justly
wide reputation as one Of the leading
musicians of the time.
book containing list Of towns in
the U having 5000 pop. and the news
papers n wing largest circulation, All
the religious, agricultural, scientific, and
other special class Journals. Tables of
rates, showing cost of advertising and
even ything which an advertiser would
like TO know. Mailed ON receipt of ten
cents. Address GEO. p. ROWELL d
o.. 10 spruce 81. n. Y Opposite Trib-
une buiiding).
The entertain ment given by the ladies
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety. last Monday night was "a compl tie
success. Refreshments were INDUCED
in. reports read, &c, and Miss Kate
Bunker read an essay entitle "Ripplcs"
which we hear hiY hly oomplimenLad bv
all who heard it.
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FROM OUR DUTCH COUSIN ,
AURoARRY, WESTERN VIRGINY
MONDAY ovenlnp


Monday evening.
Mister Editor OF the Aygus:
This letter, as you see, IL from j De-
Dsrter, not Joseph, but Joe and IL /.
wife Nancy Dsrter, all Of Aurro.r
ry. We Jist thought we void WI.
you few lines for onct. Jist M d.
ly to see how it would look in print
The old woman Nancy spells all q e
hard words and write 'em dow
Maybe we will write aeiu som DIS,
If you will pay as triHe tor GU,
trubble.
How much would you give ~ ia
write you the noos onct or two un 4
mouth, without mi1ln any polly
ticks into ~
Now We haInt no po'Iytishionners
or what you call call II. But there's
Hampton and ira Bee, clever boys
but dreadful Dmocrsts, Now they
write all about pollyticks and sich
things. So the old woman Nancy
aud me jist thought you would like
to GIT oil the late moose from tbs
corner. Then what's the use Of
writln about poliyucks any how
when the whole world has turned
over to the dimoclsts Mister Hayes
turned over, aud some other people.
When there's the Sluate settin a
SADDLE Of the Tense Jist waitin "a
glt histed of on the democrat side.
Mister Editor Of the ARGUS, / don
be ieVe much IA pollyucks anyhow,
but maybe / Il give you my views
some day, but there's Nancy size
used TO was one OF the original r..
publicums, tut she hsint any more,
and III tell you what made hsr
baokslde some day may be.
want 70 tell yOu that I don't
claim TO have as much book leafniu
a. some people, but / read al, the
moose / can GIT, JET TOO keep posted
believe that Dsvy Crockett told
an immortal truth when he said thai
'sn ounce OF good sound horse sells,
was worth three pounds OF book
iearnin any day" lIst believe -.
Mister Crockett did, aud ! tell you
Mister Eiitor oil the ARGUS, tha
| Mister Crockett was mighty smart
man, foI / have read bis lie through
and through, from Alfred so Omegus
lie vac none VI your nigh lOolioOtlt
| uPstarts, without brains. No vi
ebob the old woman Nancy has jlsr
come Tome with some dreadful uoos
She says from what che hesrd, sh,
rally beuevss that Oscar ~ married
l vii JIst say it must be 90 Tor Nan.
cy cant be fooled go slch matters
Nancy can be fooled ~ sch mat.
tsrs Nancy hesrd that Mister Ma.
Jor Stemple hss jist sold boss crit.
ter to Che Post Office department
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Fall of Plevna.
Loveland's Celebrated Axe, with
BIico's handle al for one dollar at
G.. T. BRO WINS.

On THURSDAY night during The session
OF the Institute large part Of the audi
ence kept upa continual noise by calling
for different parties to speak. Mr.. III. G..
Worthington, of Portland. was standing
near the entI ance to the Hall, and. OF
course joined in the call The noise be
ing unpleasant to Mr.. Smith. he made
the remark that he understood the pur-
pose OF the noise that Il was TO freak
up the Institute and that the individuals
did not belong TO Kiugwood, whereupon
Mr. W"rthington, as near as vs. can ro-
member, said, "You didn't sly anything
about that before the erection" i'm voice
that could not be heard distinctly
through ut the whole room. After the
djournmentOfthe se sion a few teachers
went before the may of the defunct cor
poration, and for thest iuonensive W prds
Of Mr.. OrthingtOns. made complaint
that he disturbed the meeting. The
aforesaid mayor had the ,urgcm Or the
deiunct corporation ~ go after Mr.. " or
Ellington and bring his body into the au
gust pres ice of his majesty. Ills honor
the mayor, thinking that Mr.. Worthiug
ton was a fool, gave the officer 40 author
ity to arrest him. Finally his honor is
sued warrant. ora part ola one. and
Mr.. WOrthiugton was usherod into his
angus presence. Mr.. Payne was cDun-
sci Tor the defense and Mr.. Baker. for the
prosecution. a number Of witnesses
were introduced by the prosecution.
whose id nee amounted to less than
zero, and even this seemed {, puzzle the
brain Of his honor one witness, intro
duced by the prosecution, was dismissed
by his cUrptileut Majesty without grant
ing Mr.. Worthingtou. or his counsel, tho
just ana due privilege Of am examination.
The warrant WAS bunglesOme jon. ard
Mr.. " = counsel. with his usual shrewd-
ness noticed the fact, but the mayor wait
cd uD oil ho could Issue another warrant
before he would dismiss the bunglesome
one; this, we thought, was a lean. mean,
unprincipied, Transparent trick.
Not only do we blame the wOuld-be-
head Of this defunct corporation for h.
king the position OF judge, jury aud exc
cutfoner. but We blame a few teachers Tor
nls k.ne fools OF Themselves 10y sending
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there deeapitated at one mighty
stroke OF the axe.
A. TO JohNuy's progress We hav,
cleaned but little, Ms be is exceed
lugly reueent on the subject Ii IL
posiuvsiy certain however, that h,
wa go ally unfortunate IN tue selee-
ton OF his fowls, as be declares that
be wanted tive ROSTERS To crow g.,
Peter Cooper ANYHOW"
Mr. Editor. this letter would no,
have grown 30 long but 'or III,
ptom,se of setting OF English
pheasant eggs.
So eudeth chapter one on "p',-
gresslo9."
IRA b
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A GRAND FESTIVAL.

There will be festival held m
ibe Catholic church near How esvllIe,
Tor he beneli OF the church, the
gath inst. and continue tire or tour
days. Oysters will be served in all
styles. A grand Christmas dlaner
WI be gwen ~ so cents couple.
music and sineIug entertainer {
VIII be gwen. AL are invited to
al end
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The COUNTY INSTITUTE.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
The Te,chers County Institute
convened In the Courthouse. at
Mmg@ooi !, on Tuesday, Dee. Is,
1877, at III o'clock, A. NJ , and was
cal 10 order by the Supeuuteud-
eat, p r. Smith,
PrAye, offered 10y Rev. Samuel
Graham, and the opening address
was delivered by Juo Barton Payne.
Tue UJnnty Superintendent made
the following appointments: E. III
Abraham, Secretary; aud executive
committee. consisting oil S. T. WI ey,
l. w. F ke, T. B. Fortney and J b
For rey: committee on ways and
m-Aus. consisting OF } Ii Feather, j
h DAVID. j ii Hawthorne. l. Steele
.uh J Ii Holt l. + Myers aud l.
w Flke were elected assistant sec
rttarles by tbe Institute.
Here the Secretary kindly far
nI-ued us with the names OF all the
teachers IN attendance, one hundred
IN all, bur time and space forbid
Their pubicatlon
AFTERNOON
Cisss drill on grammar by w S
Bay es; select rsadIi Z, by Miss Hat
ne Jones; Gloss drill IN orthograpby
by J a B,we'; select reading 10y
bliss Laura NJ Grew; claea driil IN
nIs CRY by j h DAVID.
SECOND DAY.
OF-ued with prayer by Rev. Ora
ham. Class drl IN reading by T s
Cunningham; class drili IN mental
arr hmea,c by l. f Myers.
AFTERNOON
Resolution passed inviting the
Mozart Corner Bani 10 play for the
evening session, aud B Payne and
Rev Graham TO tender them the IN
yltatIon; select reading by Miss Flo
IA Bouafie.d; class drill IN orthogra
phy by $ L Wiley; class drill VA
written arithmetic by E II Abraham;
select reading by MISS A beIts Sbaf
Ter; declamations by A f MacM len
and w r Shelter.
EvEEInG
Select reading by Miss Rosa Van
d wort; debate, question, Reso we'd f.,
That oliver Cromweli was guilty Uf
his coUutry's blood -discuesed npon
be part OF he affirmative by j B
Payne. S I Wiley J Z David and
l. II Abraham. aud upon the part
II rhr negative by Wm NJ o Dawson
II O Fl HYDE, G l. Brown aud l. +
Myerr; defamation by w r Shat
ter.
THIRD DAY.
Institute opened with prayer by
Rs' Graham; select reading, by
VI 10 Hatue Jones; lecture on par
ucrpie Nv Chas L Vansickie; decla
nation by A + NJ Mlilen; lecture
30 eiocutlou. with select reading, Uy
l. W + Ike; general criticism.
AFTERNOON.
lie ture on ancient history by The
Rev Dr. Prsttvman; select read NO
by Mss Lucy Mattngly; class drIll
I'D EtoRl HphN Oy M 'iI0tO C0ppett
seIec, reading by Ms + David:
ecfure on intellectual culture by
A ; Bakei; select reading by M ss
+ u Dogg-tt; lecture on grammar
by } l. Stee 2; general criticism.
EVEuInG.
Opened with PRAYER by J Frssm
music by The Mozart Cornet Band
Sc 'dmiuon by Pat Cfogan; essay by
) j Wue,, sur ject, Progress" mu
nc ny the baud; dec smation by w
/ 4 SbsH-r; essay by J l. Steele, sub
jet, Simplicity" defamation by
W A Watson; vote Of thanks ten
drred the teacbers by tue citizens
OF X ngwood al vicinity; music by
the band; defamation by w A Wat.
son; defamation by NJ Nine; "Au-
0tnsr" defamation by w X Sbshsr;
music on the violin; by Capt. Soy;
music BY the band-"K 50 your
aotner, kiss vour darling.
f. II ABRAHAM. Sec'y.
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color, With the oloss and t1,eshaess of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, ail
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured BY its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles arc DESTROYED. or
tho glands atrophied and decayed;
but such rs remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, 20 that a new growth of
hair ia produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with q pasty sediment, L
will keep it clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling eG,
and consequently prevent balances.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation Of dandruff, which 10
often so unoleanly and offensive.
Free from those doleterious sub
stances which make some prepare
lions dangerous, and injurious to tia
hair, tho Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm il. II wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can DO found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, il does net
,oil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich,
glossy lustro, and Il grateful perfume
Prepared by DR.. J, C. Aver & Co.,
Practical ana Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASR.
eeLD NJ ALL pnvoaisx svKRywrIKsc
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'ruNNrLroN, Dec 10.

TuNNELToN, Dec 10
Editor ArqUs
We have teen having hog isce
mp here, and | will send you the
weight OF our porkers. l.. Shaw 8
weighed 40l pounds; Jas. Gbson =
i0i pounds; and NJ @ Gibson g. dS5
pounds net They were between
eighteen aud nineteen mouths old
when but, hered. II any one can
beat them, aye considered, We
want TO hear from them.
Yours truly,
NJ G GIBSON
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FROM UNION DISTRICT.


UNION DIsTRfcT. Dec. IL.
EditoT Argus
We believe ~ firmly in the Laws
Of progression. a. we DO IN the hours
OF eating and sleeping" We be-
ieve u essential 10 the best interest
OF mankind that all Progression,
whether IN the agricultural or other
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TENp THOMAS Il. CABRICK AND NJ
Il CllAliL Garlic Is: You are hero
airy, 1878. NJ the olhce OF Caldwell and
Gale wei, No. 1912 hapline street, In I'll"
city OF Wheeling. ,tute of West Virginia.
the dep lsitiOns OF sundry persons vii
lie taken u be read A. evidence in th
hearing of tho suit i'm cquI.y now PEN
inG ia the Circuit Court of the county 'i
Pre- TN, wherein we arc plaintiffs an
you and othe - afro defendants. And
from any cause the said deposition
should not be t'keu, or being cOmmene-
cd and not comp cted, on said day, the
same will be adjourned rom diy u day
aud rom time 20 time To timo until Ia
ken ana !ntleted.
BLOCH BROS. & OTHERS.
Is. $. & NJ, p. q. 1D5i4
December 3 1877. g.. o.
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LETTER FROM NEW BURG
NEwBuRa D. c II

NEwBURG ID c II.
Editor Argus
The Tva,he Ipsltute met at THE
p sce on last Tuesdey, and passtc
Tour DAYS very pleasantly, and |
toi protitablv.
The Company WIN purchased thp
Franklin Furnace have han|e a.
work cleaning up aud repairing
TO putting on blast ty
The lst OF January,
Our citizens have about flushed
ii hnR hogs--snd | suppose II would
oe ia order to give you the weight
al our largest rorkeis-CApt Pant
X led one weighing 4i6; Thomas
+ eming 400, Wm Golden 800.
Yours.
JOuN JouN ON
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ConMIssIoNER's So LIE.

COMMISSIONERS 50 lie.
Joap q. Connor's Admir-,
W..
Joab G.. Connors heirs at nj.
CIRCUIT CoURr IN CBANCERY.
| will -cll on Monday,
JANUARY 7IH 1873,
(beiug q court day) nj tho front door o
the count Iouse,iu l<iugwood. two t'nct
of land lNi ~ about five miles West 81
tingwood, adj inIng each other, ano
containing, together
Fifty A RES,
beir the same tracts conveyed tn Joul
g. Conner by Barton NJ. ana David II
Fortucy, ana Asa d. Squircs, VI arch 1870
ami 2sth. 1877, respectively. These tw
tracts together, coustitut very conV,
nient n id valuable little farm, we'll im-
proved, wei whtcrcd, and having there
on comfortable buildings ana good or
churd.
rICRMS-So much cash I'm hand us
may he necessary Ia pay the costs of sui
ana expenses OF sale, and Tor tho r"siduC,
upon - Credit of q. IL and rs months, the
purcha -er executing interest bearing
notes. with i0od personal security.
This sale will bc IN de by virtue Of d
decree ui the Circuit Court OF Preston
county, in the above eau w., ht tho OctO.
Der tom, thereof, 1877.
X. ". Mos ROE, Special Com.
Kingwood, w. VA, Doc. 8, 1877
flDSif-s9.Ot
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She SAYS she hesrd that Hsmptor
has gone aud pned some kind OF :
Khan. she cant tell whether IL IL Shu
* uS OF Changers. but It's some kind
OF "a dreadful secret society SHE'S =
ieerd there gou to be war. N uncy
says shell fnd out more about II
Vt. | tell you Nancy IL dreadful
~keerd. and | must stop wIiun.
Mister + tito" | would pst like TO
,xa little favor. cant you send vs. a
nttle change for this letter The old
WOMAN wsnts TO hang her stockin N
'he christmas tree, aud | want 10
huy a little tetbacker to put INTO a..
l. would y ease her mazeniy.
To- cd woman jt,es me in love t.
IA Ettor OF the ARGUS.
Faithfully aud t,ooly,
JOE DARrER
Amt
NANCY DARTER
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US
Is Published eee,y Saturday by
n. CLAY n. HYDE.
KINowooD. PRIEST" N COUNTY, W VA
MISUNDERSTANDING /:

$3.50; six months, rs; four months, SO
cents.
To ra-residcHts Of the cosnty-One year.
81, 65-ihe Is cents extra benny charged
To pr spay posta. e. six months, IS cents;
three months, 60 cents.
Our terms are cash ia ddrdace, there
fore all papers will he stopped at The ex-
piration of the term o, subscription, uu
less renew ed.
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Eyory year increases the pOpu-
Iarity of this valuable Hair Prop
arat!on, which il due TO .morit
alone. We can assure cur old
patrons That Il IS kept fully Up to
U.s. high standard rrd j, is the os.
rcliablo an perfected rrePara-
roe iOtrct0rinQ EsaT on FAsg9
hatoj.s you.arl color, making
a5f lutror7, SAD r.!kon. The.
ealp, w. So u~c, becomes wlite an.t
ieln j. removes III crupticns and
ndru1, and, by IS tonic proper
prevents Ito hair from falling
y ~ @'mal>tcs and rouriGlcs
Lairgiands. BY 80 uec, thc
grows thicker ard ctrougcy
baldncaa. iIroe;oec8 tAc capillary
anlt 10 tdcir normal vigor, and
10 crcuc 70 new growth, except is
creme oil aeo. j. i5 tho inost
.aomicll UAH-Drzs5:EG vyet
o- 20 ro13.fC4 feTcr applied
and gi,os Tho Lar . aplonesd,
ey Appearance. q. A. Hayes.
u 5lo.c Agsaycr cf hagsachu-
f7 "Ihc constituents aro
sal c-rcf ily sclcoted for OK
sent quality, rad 1 consider is
BE3r PrsrArArtcN Tor its
ended purPo-c1."
ylRDrag5i ,'torf 0.glsys IN 5fsdioias.
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WESTWARD BOUND
No ., 6:lO A. NJ. Don't stop
:, 3:S5 do. Daily
6. 1877 do. Daily except Sunday.
10. 5:i5 Y NJ. do.
So, 1927 A. NJ. Way Train,
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GOING WEST.
No. ?, Il A NJ. Dairy
s, , 36 do. do.
8, 10 A. do. Daily except Sunday
10, is Il NJ rally.
80, A. NJ way train
The way train east l. always from
to hours late usually about two.
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Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once sgeea-
bic, healthy,
and efectusl
for prseerv-
ling the hair.
re coon no
'stores fsdsd
or gray hair
to Us original
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is visiting Mr. Selathiel Posten's, near
this place.
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GOING FAST.
NJ. ], IL 90 p. NJ. Daily.
8, IL II An do
z. 8 10 p NJ. Haily except Sunday
So, 7 IS A NJ, way train
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TRAIN TIME Ar rUNNELToN.

EASTWARD BOUND.
No. 1, lI:22 p. NJ. ont stop
5, 1918 4 NJ Daily.
7. AGO Z. NJ Daily except Sunday
IS, 5:+7 A NJ Way train,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22

I'm TINE AT PORTLAND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22

During tho week we have noticed ma
ny Of our Grant district friends In town
attending the Institute.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22
TIL + BOSS HOGS.

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