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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

Foa cur Traer Correspondent.
The past we ok has been noted as prob
ably the dullest week we have ever cx
pericnced in trade, and / can also add in
events.
We have made our first move towards
fighting fire by the procuremement of lac
dcrs and buckets which are centrally
stored in the block between Walnut and
Main Streets on Second; and force pump
is TO be placed in the well. cornerof Main
and Second TO supply water in case of
need. M 4,i
The Black Hills fever has seized some
OF our people. Some having already gone;
Others preparing TO go. e
il. Apl;n, the genial Book-kecper at
the bank Of Brooks 4 Moore. has terAin-
alcd his two gears engagement. He goes
to Chicago
II Klingaman, our worthy marshal has
gone to Washington County, as witness in
case of horse stealing. The thief was
in our caiaboose for time on suspicion.
For week or two reports having betn
current to the effect that the Rlilroad cx
tension would he deferred untilnext year
learn that the report was an error, that
work will be commenced as soon as pos
siblc. The contractor for the grading
was in town ON Thursday.
My, last article has been the subject Of
unfriendly criticism, on the ground that
d friend Of the Town siculd only write N
q lulation. That point is not we'll taken.
Ii errors and short comings we're never
pointed out, corrections would never be
No objections are taken
to the spirit OF the article. Again it is
said am mistaken in saying the Council
was divided as to their duty on an appli-
cation fer d ..cense. They all | am in
formed think they are mere machines to
take the gold and give the parchment. !
must therefore modify my statement. My
failing was on mcrcy's side. ! thought
3 councilman was q reasoning manic act
,r the interest Of the town, and TO judge
between right and wrong on questions Of
pull lie policy-I think SO still. If the
ordinance is against public policy, make
il conform and limit the number of saloons
THERE'S no intelligence respecting Mr..
B. Dickerson His body has not been
foasd, It is supposed he was thrown into
~ Niasissfupi River.
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Original Notice

Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, S.
To Edward Miller, ". W. Wslton, Dauid
RutArauf and Louisa NJ. Prescott
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
i hereby ositied that on or before the
26th day al April. A. D. 1877, there will
will be on ME in the office OF the Clerk
of the Circuit Coult of Tama County,
lswa, petition of Greenwood Ir.scou,
claiming of you and each of you ii .
quietinx OF his title to the South half OF
the North West quarter 0. Section No.
Sven a. in Township No. Eighty.Si {
(S6, North OF Range No. Sixteen 49,
West of the 9Th P. NJ and that you. and
each Of you. be forever barred and estep-
ed from claiming any right or interest in
or 10 said described land adverse TO plain
tiff. Also praying for othcr relief.
And shat unless you appear thereto,
and defend, on or before NOON. OF the
second dag of the next term OF sale. Court
being the MAY termof said Court for the
year A. D. 1877. commencing on the first
Monday of May, A. D. 1877, ut the Court
House, in Toledo, in said County, default
will be enter,d against you, and judy
ment rendered thereon
DAVID D. APPELGATE,
10 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL Notice.

Original Notice.
9' rAn "a co COUNTY N.Y. SIS.
70 Ira A. Raymond and e. I. Ray
MOad.
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU. ARE
L hereby notified that on or before the
goth day of April 1877 there will lie. on
tiIe, in the office of the Clerk of the Cir
ruit Court OF Tama County, Iowa, a Pc
iition OF }. l.. Powers, clsiiling of you
the sunL of Scventy-Fiye dollars with it,
ierest at ten per cent. from the 2l,h day
of March, 1877, on two promissory notes
and he foreclosure of a mortgage given
by you to sad J. l. Powers, ON the North
hall { y of lot Three 80 in block Six t6,)
in The town Of West Irving, Tama County.
Iowa, given to secure the payment OF SAID
notes.
And that unless you a pear thereto,
and defend, ON or before Noon, of the Sec
ond day of the next term of said Court,
being the May tenn Of said Court for TIE
year A. D. 1877, commencing ON the first
Monday of May, A. d. 1877, at the Court
House in Toledo. in said County, default
will be entered against you, and judg-
ment rendered thereon.
GEORGE RAlNEs.
Is Attorney for Plaintiff.
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. 9 9 Q . 9 q q q .

TO THE WORKING CLASS:-We are
now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment at home. the whole
of the year. or for their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons of either sex easily earn from so
cents to IS per evening, and proper
tional sum by deyoling their whole time
TO the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That all who
see this notice may send their address,
ana test the business we make this unpay-
allelcd offre: 70 such as are not well sat
isfied we will send one dollar to pay Tor
the trouble of writing Full particulars,
samples worth several dollars to COM
mence work on, and copy of Hme nd
Fireside, one Of the largest and best illus
trated Publications, all sent free by mail
Reader. if you want permanent. profta
BILE work, address, GEORGE STINsoN s. Co
Portland, Main
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NOTICE! :
u. s. Internal Revenue
Taxes
May |, 1917, TO April 80, 1878.

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she Toilossing, vIx.
pa.,:a.... 1000 m
Recuners. :; 4; !, ....' w ~ ~
D Ds' sesal, n9uG ,; ,1 20 ~
Dca,ers, wnolesm'e liquor; 80 lv " ~
Dea,srs IN maj. ,,qu"rs' wno;esa'e o W ~ ~
p peaisrs 70 .eai &; ao asas h.c .1 20 ~
81 And on sales OF over W. oO,hfty
GEMS lor every uoilar ~ eAcess
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. s 90
manufacturers OF stills. ..:...... o. w
And for each still manufactured 20 90
And for each worm MANUFACTURED 90 90
Manufacturers q TOBACCO. $500. ~ W
Manntacturers o. cigars :.-..:.- ~ W
PeddIers Of tobacco, first-class
! amin, saInal !: b; -, 50 90
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s. E. Hayes has moved her Mlllin
bp into the middle room Of Galley
hstOn's block.
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tery pleasant surprise party took
II the jail. lsst Friday eye=ing for
,arrie Austin.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29
TreesaPlants
FOR SALE!
FOR SPRING. OF 1877.

Ishall offer for sale las soon as the
ground opcnsl this spring q general as
sortment OF Nursery Stock Consisting Of
APPLE, PEAR and CHERRY, trees,
Grape vines, Currants, Raspherries, Black
berries and Strawberry plants. Also a
very fine lot Of Evergreen trees OF the
best varieties for our climate and other
Ornamental trees and Shrubs. Green
house and Folwcrng plants, Sweet Pota-
toes, Cabbage and romatoe plants, and
many other plants too numerous TO men
ton. Prices to suit the times Nursery
8 miles north and ! mile west Of Toledo,
Tama County, Iowa.
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T !. Oysters At City Bakery.

CAmery q Son have = 10-lloe Buckeye
Drill to sell cheap or trade for good
no. se.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

bung son mak,s happy the home Of
ia Mrs Jas. Patterson, Of Howard
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The Iron Trait"

A good fve-ycar-old horse perfectly
sound) for sale, cheap, At Camerys.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

knd Mrs. & A. Bisl,op IN Crystal
Ship, rejoice ID the possession Of =
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Good Prints 2 cts. best 8 cts. good mus
Inns cts, 4 ID good Rye Coffee for 81 .00by
II. Galley. u 81 III RI
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Administrators Notice.
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA.

Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, a.
rAxA COUNTY, s.
To AbraAam Carter, Rebecea Trader and
Ellen j. Nam
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
/ hereby notified that on or before the
18th dey of April, 1877, there will be on
file in the office OF the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court of Tam;s County, a petition of
John K Carter, claiming of you, and
each of you, the partition of the South
East quarter of the North East quarter
snl the North East quarter of the South
East quarter of Section No Twenty-Sev-
en- (a7.l in Township No. Eighty -Four
Ga No. til of Range No. Sixteen Q6,)
West of the 9th P NJ.
And that unless you appear thereto,
and defend, on or before noon, of Il e
Sc ond dav Of the next term of said CourI
being the May term Of said Court for 9
year A. y. 1877, comm, ncing on the frs
Monday of May. A. D. 1877. at the Court
House, in Toledo, in said county, default
will be entered against you, and JUDI
ment rendered thereon.
DAVID D. APPELGATE.
10 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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BE-. s. yaphorn q gentlemen who re-
settled in Carlton Township has
kiilt him 4 new residence.
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and Mrs. Ray, and Miss Ray, Of
b. are visiting with their relatives
Ind Mrs. w. B. Frazell.
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TO the study OF medicine, 10 the Practice
Of which he gave his life. In 1858 he came
to Iowa. then an infant state. located IN
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

ID. Newcomer Of Traer, visited =
Iys in Toledo the early part Of the
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

|iss Jessie Couthoui. of Chicago. gave
Entertainment in the Court House,
hday evening, consisting Of Readings
Recitations, which WAS really fine
Pr. The audience was composed Of Q III
y intelligent and cultivated citizens,
had gone to the Hall expecting 70 en-
o treat. AZ far as we know none were
(ppointed. Miss Coutlioui, though
Fe young. is possessed ofrare elocu-
larry powers; she has . strong. though
Pical voice, and will doubtless
pine widely knewn in the future as.
Of the first readers on the stage.
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BEATTY EIAEo!
Grand. SnIlara 4 unri0hf.

OfdnOs square y OpIISnt.
Endorsed by the highest musical au-
thorities throughout the World Us THE
BEST.
From D. S. Bodine, Stockton n j., af-,
ter receiving $500 Beatty Piano, says:
mot only myself and family, but every
one who has seen 1t is satisfied in regard
to its superior quality"
From B. Il. Cormonyr Esq, Chambers
burg, Pa:
"Tllc Beatty Piano came To hand OH.
week ago, in good ertfer. IT, has thus far.
given entire Satisfaction"
H Holfzburger, Trvone, P. A., says:
''TIie Piano Came at hand in good order
and proves satisfactory, both in tone and;
finish"
Agents wanted, male or female. Send
for catalogue. Address,
DANIEL r. BEATTY,
WashinQt0n Enw Ieraev " n A
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

A. No. 1. Brown Corn Planters at
Camcrys for $50 Also the Union Plan
ter.
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A0py your letters q
ROSES PER MAIL.

We offer IL, 900 well rooted young Fly.
Pcrp. and Tea Roses, grown from our col
lection Of over 100 varieties.
81 80 per doz. per Mail. $500 per 100
per Express.
Also, 10000 onc-year well established
plants for immediate blooming, grown in
4 and 5 in. pots from our large collection
Of over 500 varieties. Ito, heavy to send
yer mail)
fly Perp and Noisettes, So 90 per doz.
5000 per 10.
Teas and CHINA, 81 50per doz $500
per 100 MILLER & HAYES,
Mt Airy, Philadelphia, Pa.
Catalogues of plants and X, ses sent for
b. postage stamp. 13-lm
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

The largest and best stock of Boots &
Shoes in Tama County, also wall paper
and window paper, by II. Galley.
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DIVORCES

Legally and q.ietly obtained in every
State and Territory, for IdcoDpatibility
and other causes, NO matter where the
party resides. I3years' experience. Zee
after decree All letters confidential.
80, lss Dearoorn-st.s Chi ago, II; I'm
pondcnce with the legal profession invited
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

10000 pounds of Nails, Fence wire. &
Barbed Fence, just received at Camerys,
which will be sold cheap, and for cash
only.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

Ind Mrs. C. c. Written returned
heir Ohio TIP Hast Saturday.
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August Flower,

A three.year-old colt for sale, by D.
Arb fEhfffs.
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T.. W. B. FraZell will have n pm bile
ht the parsonage next Saturday. when
In dispose OF some desirable proper
Guiding an open buggy. secretary,
! carpets. some wood. &c &c.
hit Dexter viii. furnish the mu, ic for
kcc,r;ap
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ladies' OF the NJ E. Church pre-
/ Mrs. W. B. Frazellwith a fine oil.
Ike basket Tuesday evening.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

b..inieiesiing and spicy paper, publish
By Scn,t e. Rice. chis.aga, is the
Ey Fati"nal M.txl Reaorter. As its
|e indicates. it is devoted exclusively
BE- hotel inferrsis of the countrv. II
credit Ia its enterprising publishers.
vell rs 10 the city which is its home.
cents for a specimen cepy.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

Henry Galley returned home from
golast week and now he Il receiving
quantities Of goods Of new and lste
OF popular prices.
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i assortment OF new Carpets. Ready
Clothing, Hats s Caps. lower than
before. m eE

bs L. L. Raines would inform the Ia
bf Toledo andvacinity, that she ex.
TO leave town in short time. and
Jose having hair which they wish to
woven can get 1t done by calling on
by time before April 10Th, 1877.
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BIS PAPER is KEEP, ON file in the Office
F. Booth. General Eastern Agent,
hgo and Northwestern Railway. AIS
|dway, New York CITY. Our friends
i in New York are cordially invited to
hnd read iany time. They will al
be welcome.
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! Lester Amateur Company are now
be- in Sprirgtr's Hall. Their play
Hay evening was 'Strcets Of New
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board Of supervisors viii meet next
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Edore Triton Il she Court House
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The GiIpin Salkey PIow.
The only ingle.lcver-plow made. The
Brown Sulkey Pillow. The Old Re
liable Brown Planter
The Union piantar.

The Avery Spiral Knife Stalk Cutter
Moline and Milburn Wagons. FL.
wood Riding Cultivator.
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CRABoRoHARp. sept. -.

Eilt.or 4r0aS
We had quite an entertaining party at
Nj. Adam IL. Feathers last eve. The
party was made by Misses Molhc Broom
hall and Ollie Rodeheaver. We return
our thanks to the ladies and hope they
will hard Us another invitation soon,
Nsurs respectfully,
NoUNo MEN OF CR' RORcH'p.
ALL persons finding an Y opposite
their names, on the paper, are thereby
notified that there is nothing placed tc
their credit on the subscription book OF
the ARGUS, and that we would be pleps
eel 10 have them reach down into tho
iark recesses OF their pocket and take
out $3.50 and send it to us for one years
subscription. We wouldn't object ii
YOU were to 20 to work and get upa Climb
of ten aud send it to as. accompanied by
SIS, and thereby get the paper ore year
free.
70 make the ARGUS success we must
ad lp' thCsCash in advance system, and
therefore. W. will be under the noccSsi -
~ of striking from our list the names OF
ali those who do not pay i'm advance,
PHIOMATUEAN LITERARY SOCIETY. 49,
The following is the programme for next
Monday night Debate Que Stion: Re
Soiroi, That the at passed 10y The Ma
tional Congress, demonetizing silver,
should be repoSled.
Am rmative-Juo. IL Holt ana Neil j
FoltneV.
Negativo-A. I. Holt and DR. w, II.
Potter.
Dec,amation-P. y. Smith.
Essay. w. White.
Roll on HoNoR.-We acknowledge
the receipt OF subscriptions from tho
following parties, since our last issue
Geo. Spiker, Thos. Startzman,
Hon. b. + Martin, j II. Manown, ..
NJ Bishop. James Gibson, l. II John
son, Jas f Hoize. Jno Rodeheayer,
Geo II Trembly, II G Hagaus, Oscar
Gambler, George Williams A S Me =
near, John Propset and l. II Long
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Personal MENTION.
Visitors To ana from Preston
Capital, &c., dc.

tStJOFS 10 ana JIOH FcStOH y
Capital, &C., dc.
Col. a. c. Baber, of Evansville, is in
town attending Court.
Harry Frey, OF Braudonvin, was on
our streets Tuesday.
w. l.. Jacobs and lady, of Monongalia
county, returned home last Monday,
Misses Hattie aud Addie Jones, OF
Portland, were in town.
Jno. Il. Brown, who has been in the
East pure hasing Fall goods returned
home last Sunday.
Messrs. VIM. and II. G. lIagans, of
Brandonville, are attending Federal
Court mt Clarksburg, a witnesses.
Mrs. Bunker and daughter, Miss Kate,
returned To- Kingwood last Tuesday after
short visit 10 friends in Brandouvillc,
We had a pleasant call this week from
Hon b. +. Martin, of Pruntytown. lilo
is here attending Circuit Court, and Will
leave shortly for Washington.
Mrs. \. w. Lorentz aud Misses Susie
Moore and Anna Wis N, of Morgautown,
were visiting Mrs. Byrne'si OF this place.
from Saturday until Monday last
Mis- Matte I<cpner was severely in
jurcd, last week, by being thrown from
a buggy. She is slowly recovering.
oahin'd RcpuChcaH.
VIM. II Brooke mo rcd to Portland,
w. Va, this week, where no will go into
the furniture business Mr.. B.ooko is
An excellent young man, and deserves
| success. OuhLutd Repu5lic0n.
VIM. Mckee, Esq, and son, II. +.
Nick &c, arrived In town Monday. The
Squire was on his way to Clarksburg to
attend Federal Court, and Frank was
| summoned to KiugwOod TO act rs a petit
juror.
DR.. a. NJ. Jarrett, the peoples dentist
was in town from Monday until Friday.
Doc. believes ia the use OF printing ink,
and OF course, meets with success.
John Calvert left Kingwood Wednc--
dag NOR ing for Green county, Po. We
understand Mr.. Calvert went after his
tile girl, who has been living with
ftienus in that county, since the death Of
her mother last spring, rs she is dssatis-
fled aud longs to get back to Kingwood.
We learn from the Morgaltown Post
that the following persons from this
county attended the late Fair at that
place:
Dr. w. G, Jamison, DR.. Jno. ID Hall and
wife, II. a. Hartley, Vim. g. Brown, Jr,
John IL. Brown, Miss AbDie Tate, Miss
Maggie Mcdonald, Daniel Il. Jackson
and wife, Miss Belle Jackson, John
Jackson, James H.. Carroll, Luther
byte, Squire John s. Murdoch, wife
and sOns John AMI Frank, DR.. Trirpctt
Grove Jackson, Albright Bower and sis
ter Miss Lizzie, Henry Cooper, and
many others
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Letter fl.on. Hoccsriiie.
TOWNSVILLE, Oct. s.

Editor Arg,ts
Seeing no news from this section
in the columns OF your valuable pa.
paper, l think it would interest your
readers to hear from some us.
Tue farhers are all about through
sowing wheat aud cutting corn. They
are taking the advantage of hard
times by putting in large crops o;
whest-just what they should have
done for some years back; too many
maay OF our farmers have been de-
pending on public works aud let
their farms grow up" and then ia
a few years have 10 clear it again. /
will give you a brief description of
clearing which our fal mers have
been following Tor several years, in
stead of the old style of grubbing:--
they chop all tie small brush and
large timber down IN the month of
August or September, and then in
the following suGl ;ner set II on fire
and 1t Will scarcely leave anything
except the large logs; in this way
they get their land cleared for about
one.half what it used to cost.
Miss Jennie OK, who has been
spending the Summer in Gambler
land is again in our midst. Miss
jennie expects to teach school nsor
Oumbel land the coming winter, aud
we wish her much success.
The young folks are having foe
times at apple cuttings.
Some OF our young ladies are COM
planning of money being scarce. l
think it is matri money they mean.
Come, boys, don't be 30 slow in TAX
ing a hint, the girls are getting
tired waiting for you to GOMEZ
don't blame you, girls, it'd too bad
to see 30 many old maids looking for
a fellow aud can't fud Que when
they are 80 plenty. NEBo.
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FROM NEHBURG
NrwDuRa. w, VA. Oct. o
IiorrA.

NEwBURG. w. VA, Oct. 9.
EditOr Ar9uS
our free school opened on the "a inst
under very favorable circumstance,
with Prof. Pell, of Burning Springs, rs
principal, and Mis- Kate Daily first as
sistant, and Miss Mollio Aude' son sec
ond assistant.
Mrs. Ward, an aged lady, mothcr-iu-
Jaw of Miranda smith, Esq, is lying
very i'll. There are but faint hopes oI
her recovery.
MIR. Joseph Holmes, son of George
Holmes. near Gadesville, is very low
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Henry Moore is visiting DIR. VIM.
NJ Dents.
Miss Ethel Smoot has returned from
Steubenville whore She has been attend
ing school.
Jno. y. Woln, Esq, OF Fellowsvillo,
has bought the printing press of VIM. b.
AMMAN, and we understand he proposes
TO starta paper in the interest OF the won k
iugmon.
Yours truly,
john JOHNSON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-10-13

school 40 Fairmont the coming winter.
We arc sorry that "Prcs" il going 20
leave uS for he j. a gay gallant with the
fair Sex and a jolly Comrado.
ChaS. Jarvis, ESQ, OF g ration, has been
employed by MeSsrs Shatier and Bon
field rs opok keeper. We have not had
the pleasure OF an intimate acQuaint-
aucc with Mr.. Jarvis but We have an
derStocd that Charley il "tip top"
young man I'm every respect; consequent
We most cordially welcome him in our
nudSs and hope he may dud very soon
such an attraction here that he may nos
long aiter tho "ono no has lolt behind
him"
L GIBSON, ofthe firm Of NJ G Gibson
and Bro, has returned from the East
with a lage and taStcmlly selected stock
1T Fall aud Winter goods not even for
getting crib for the boy.
MIR. George Shaw will teach our
school the coming wiIIter aud we autici-
pate having g>od aud woll-taught
school.
Coon hunting is tho rage aud ever aud
0uou we hear the yclps Of the cur, the
howl of the hound, the we'll of the coops
aud the voice of"Jay" crying "sickim'
"rwistcr."
Moro anon,