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PAPER HANGING
We would urge the 49,

We would urge the neoas.,.
a sanitary point Of view. Of b... n,
walls Of a room thoroughly str;- /.
all old paper and washed and sll
fore laying On a new paper Cl. 2
pers, containing as thev 4, ~ ,
amount of vegetable and sni-,, =
Ter in the form Of size. a-o - e
ened 10y moisture and are tho 2.
to putrefaction and mildcw ~ ~
from which is both unpless---. a1 q
unhealthy. This, however - -. q
that can easily be averted bv -. Il sr
ing a few dollars in stripping srs.
oughly cleaning the wall b5f--- 't
repapering. Inquiry is often - &
the careful housewife as to -l-
paper-hangings will clean an
which is the best method = i
Good hand printed paper will u.
but machine made paper o-.>
the material used in sizing fbo-
as already explained, viii M. Z
following Is the method that M. {
used: Cut into four or siv r.- --
moderate sized loaf Of bread .-- t-.'
two days old-it must be pef.i.---.-
er nor staler. With one oftbass-.--I'
after blowing Off all the drs. -
the paper to be cleaned with -
pair Of bellows, begin at the -
the room, holding with the c-....
the hand and wisping lightly -
ward with the crumb. aborf I.r'
yard at each stroke. till rs -
part Of the hanging is completeIr -.
ed all around. Ihen 90 around -
with a light sweeping stroke ~
ward, and always commencfr- y,
successive course a little Ligbs-
the upper stroke had EXTENDED m
bottom is finished. This onerg,f,-
carefully performed, will fre9r--.
make very old paper look almo5, -
TO new. Great precautiOn mustfa--
not by any means TO rub the r,-
hard, or to attempt cleaning ftiB = f
eral or horizontal wav. The A.
part of the bread, too, must each r
be cut away, and the pieces re7-
as soon as it may become necess-
Cdbiuet-1LdEer.
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To Boil GREEN CONT
all the husks, and put the ear /
the boiling water with a tab.e7ly..- 81
of salt to q dozen ears. II tAe -.-
brisk, tender corn viii be u'-
fifteen minutes, otherwise ID -A-
hour. Lay a napkin on large +
and after draining off the va,s- d, I.
the corn, lay it on, turning u. r.
ers of the napkin over 1t % Ns. p.
warm. Some housekeepers pre-.
steam the ears of corn. or "l"t -
in a linen towel while boiling.
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An ANCIENT ROSE TREE.

Herr LeuniS, a well known bOtanist
OF Ilildesheim lHanover), thus describes
a remarkable rose tree Tor rather climber.
for it is supported against the wall of
church) growing in his town. and which
was in existence when Christianity
itself was little more than LOCO years
old and, if tradition is to be believed,
had even then been blooming nearly 800
summers. Herr Leunis says:
The Oldest known rose tree in the world
Is one at present growing against the wall of
the cathedral of this town (IIildesheim). re-
markable alike for its extreme age and for
the Scanty nOurishment with which it has
supported itself for so many centuries 1t
varies but slightly from the common dog rose
(Ai0SG cUHil1G); the leaves are rather more
ovate, the pedicies and lower leaf surfaces
more hairy, and the fruit smaller and more
glObular. The stem is two inches thick at
Its junction with the root, and the whole
plant covers some "a square feet of the wall
Bishop lleZllO, who HOurished between 1854
-io79, took special interest in this rose as
being a remarkable monument Of the past :
and when the cathedral was rebuilt, after
Delng burned down in 1861, he had it once
more trained against the portion of the wall
which had been spared by the fire. Tradi-
ton states that, in the year of grace Sl4, the
Empe: OF Ludwig the Pious, son of Charlie
magne, was staying with his court at ElZe.
Beng deSlTOuS of hunting in the huge forest
where now stands HiideSheim, mass was
said by the imperial chaplain at the place of
rendezvous. BY some mishap, wien the
service was concluded and the party dis
perSed, the vessel containing the sacred ele-
ments was left behind. On returning to the
spot the following day, great was the surprise
OF the chaplain to find the holy vessel over
shadOwed by the tender branchletS of a
lovely rose, which had sprung Jp in the
night, and now filed the air with the per
fume Of its flowers. The emperor shortly
after arrived, and by his command a chapel
was built, with the altar standing on the
spot occupied by the roots Of the rose, that
very rose which is now blooming as freshly
as though single decade, and not a thousand
years, had passed over its head
But, tradition aside, certain it is that
the roots of the existing rose tree are
buried under the altar Of the cathedral
and consequently inside the building
the stem being carried through the wall
to the outer air by a perforatiou made
expressly for it Scientific american.
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FAENEES, READ DTHIs.-Nauyara fg-
nOrant of the fact that there is "a law ia
existence relating 20 the eNtirpatiOn Of
the Canada thistle. This law impera-
lively requires that they shall be cut
down before going to seed. and he who
fails 20 do this can be informed against
and made To pay fine of SO, oue-half
OF which goes to the county treasury and
the other half TO the inforuer making
proof of the fact. Again, any one be-
lieying that his land is about to be en-
dangered by the seed Of a growing this
tie may give iive-ddys notice TO the party
on whose land they are growing to des-
troy them. and If said party does not do
50, he may enter the premises. cut tue
thistles- and collect two dollars day for
his labor. This law is an important one
to farmers.
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A CYCLOPEDIA FOR S1O.O1.-Perhaps the most
remarkable literary enterprise Of the time is the
publication of the Library,Of, niversal knowledge
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for he full set. 1t is reprint entire of the last
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Encyclopedia, Dictionary of Universal knowl-
edge for the People. with very large additions
upon topics of special interest to American read
ers. The amount of matter will somewhat exceed
that Of the CycOpedias of Appleton or johnson,
Volume one is to be ready early in September and
the others will follow at very short intervals.
The remarkably low prices are accounted for by
the method of sale, to the subscribers direct,
ing them the large comm issiOn often so OF 81 per
cent, paid to agents or Dealers also, by the re-
cent great reduction in the cost of making books
and by very large sales. This certainly is work
that millions viii appreciate. Special induce
offered early subscribers and to clubs.
The same publishers have recently Issued edi-
tions of Chambers Cyclopedia of English Litera-
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also Rollins Ancient History. and Josephus'
Works large type edition, for - p and - co. and
Smiths Dictionary, Sl.00.
They also publish, in August and Septembe er,
the Acme Library of Biography, y vols anC the
Acme Library of Modern Classics, vols, the for
at 35 cents and the latter 50 cents per vol
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as Carlysle, Macaulay, GibbOn, Goldsmith, Lam
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To DRY GREEN CoRN.-On -
bright day take a shallow oyl. ,.-
slanting where the sun will sl.-'
upon it. Spread clean cloths -- ~ :
box. Prepare your corn as ~.
and spread it evenly over In' ~. Il.
of the box; then cover NeIl
with a window sash. IEc u.-.
be so great no fly can live. ! ~
will dry in one day and be I
clean.
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How TO C1RcUMvENr THE CURcU

Corn cobs dipped in molasSes and suspend
ed from limbs in the plum trees have saved
many a crop of plums for me. l have done
this for several years with entire success.
The curculio lays its brood in the sweetened
corn instead OF the plums. From six to a
dozen of prepared corn cobs are sufficient
for al ordinary sized tree.
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MUsH FOR FRYING.-Put q e--
water on the fire to boil SUI
of cold milk with one pm -
meal and one teaspOoniul
When the water boils pour , g, - -
ture gradually, stirring all |'-. .,-
er. Let It boil for half an NO., -
ring often to prevent it from OG- I,
1t browns better when MADE
way.
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EBENSB'G WOOLEN FACTORY.
CoUNTRY woRIs 3 spECIAITr.

TI'HE undersigned having recently purchased the
i property known a. the EBENsBURG WooIFN
FACTORY from the Assignee Of A. Y. x Geo. W
Jones, desire TO call the attention of the public to
the fact that they propose putting said Factory in
operation forthwith for the purpose of doing all
kinds of COG GNTRN WORK. such as Gard
Ing Dyefns. Spinning. Weaving. &c.
VIII also Manufacture Blankets EIanneIs.
Cassimcrs and Yarn.
Having secured the services Of an ExPERTENCED
and PRACTICAL man TO manage the business. we
can guarantee entire satisfaction to all who favor
us with their custom. +. II. BARKER.
ALVIN EVANS.
EbcuSburg. May = 1s7g-tE ED. JAMES.
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b. O. Oeschger.
FASHIONABLE CUTTER AND gnsTVMss

EsbG4N SO u 16NT- IA
SHOI in Gurley Building. on High street where
- choice samples of Cloths Cassimercs, Nestfngs
&c nom which selections can be made will at an
times be kept hand. and full suits or single arti
cies OF wearing apparel for either gents OF youths
Will be made to order on the shortest notice in the
latest and best style and at the lowest living price
satisfaction guaranteed in all cases and the best ol
work furnished fully as cheap inferior clothing
can be bought ready made. RS-A trial is earnest
ly solicited Il q OFSCsUCFT
Ebensburg, May p. 1s79.-tr
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4 BIT Of isinglass dissolved i'm gin. OIL
boiled IN spirits Of wine, makes q strong
cement for brOden glass or china.
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BOOT AND SHOE DEPART7EExT.

pair Ncu'- good Ilow Shoes for .gOc.
pair Mems good Buclled Shoes fOr..........S1 Is
pair Mems Fine Boots iUr......-........-.... -
pair Mems best taltsbin Boots fur....-..--.. Op
pair Woucu'- good Shoes fOr...........-.... 90
pair W0mCa'S best shoes f0r................. 30
pair Ladies' Caters Observation-Disclosures. IS
pair Ladies best Gaitcrs ior.............-... 80
Misses Shoes Of All styles and sizes from 90 to %
large stock of Childrcu's Shoes at lowest prices.
\ very lurse stock of Baby Shoes 25c. per pair.
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00 Fancy Cards. Chrome. Snowflake SC. no 2alfl,,
~ with name. los. :. Minkler 8 Co. Nassau. Ny
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~ DEPARTNTENT.

Mon mas low -+lC.
Mems Fine Dress Hats for --.........-....-.Sl 90
Best Hats in the market tur.......Sl 50 up to 90
BOYS Hats as low as 30 cents and mp TO 90 cents.
LADIES IIATS-WC have the largest stock Of
Ladies' Hats 20 he found i'm Northern Cambria. and
will sell them cheaper than any millincr can buy
them in the city. Also large lot Of Misses and
Childreu's Hats at wonderful low prices.
Read and judge for y ourselves.
I'd 5-Pleasc give the above list "a careful cNamina-
tiuu and YOU viii see that I nave reduced every
thing TO the utmost limit. which it only posi-
BILE 60 do by Topping OF all expenses for clerk hire
etc. and attending 20 the entire business myself
Hence IJ Is that ] am able To uuderseI other mcr-
chants who employ clerks Mt large salaries and
qUIrc their customers To- pay for the luxury: and
hence 10 BE- also that defy any to compete with
the above prices. 30 come and see me. everybody.
and rest assured that if can't give YOU good bar
gains no man in the county Is able to do it. At
least those the sentiments of all who have pur-
chased goods ut the "TEorLE's CHEAP NAEIETY
STORE, Kept by
u. J. TEITELRAJM.
EOREyTD. PA
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TERRIBLE ONSLAUGHT
OK The
PEOPLES CHEAP STOREI
LOrettO. PA.
Nj. j. TEITEIBAUM
STILL HOLDING THE FORTi
BETTER HAsEAiNSI BIGGER BUSINESS
THAN EVER BEFORE!
New Goods! New GOGdSl New Goods!
GOOD GOODS, GOOD GOODS, GOOD GOODS.
Cheap GOOdSl Cheap Goods! Cheap Goods!
Goods Unsurpassed and Prices Vaeg:eIai !
THOUGH NOT UNDERsOLD!
COME AND SEEI
COME AND HEAR!
COME AND BUY!
Pause! Ponder! Purchase!
Pause! Ponder! Purchase!
Hero is q partial list Of the kind Of goods we kee
and the wonderful bargains offer:
CIorHING DEPARTMENT.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

p wards Calico 81 90
il yards Heavy Cfingham fOT.-................ 90
u Yards Appleton 4 Muslin for .............. I 90
20 wards T. uhleached Muslin for.............. OC
Il yards good Blcachcl Muslin 0r......-..... 90
II Yards very best BIelched Muslin for. 90
10 yards Drilling %
All kinds Of Jeans and other goods which viii pos
ETfErlE De- sold cIrg9upr than the chraUCSr
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= II. DECKER. NJ. D..

W NJ. II. SECHLER, AHOrHeg al
w Lar, Ebensburg, Pa Office in Col
onade Row, trecently occupied by VIM. KitteIl.
ESQ., Centre street Gl-2I. .'7b-tf.I
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y A. SHOEMAKER, ATTORNEY
- AT-LAw, Ebensburg. Office on High
street. east end Of residence. Il 2I,'76.-tf1
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.oos,& .SsIoNERs NoT1OE,
ALpUp EEiAA-ot. ALL

Airufo NEAh-ot. ALL
LIr NJ. SruV0tN ct al County Co,,rt.
"Ordcrod that this cause DO
referred tn one Of ;ho Coium. ssioners of
thlN Court, to ascertain and report tho
iond owned by tho defendant. Lot NJ.
Npur,.u, state aiiJ Uonditico Of tho title
ihvloo. the h"nS thCrcou. an a their pri-
r'ti"S, onl any Ohio mnttcr deemed
peri nont hN either of tho parties. and
stNo notice 'thiS procCCG Ings bv publica
ION ,n soino Paper published ia King
wood according 90 law"
Extinct from dccreo.-A copy tes.:
S'gl on ). \. MARTIN, elk
To Aimed kclly, Jane Ringer. Chris
'iu1 Kelly, ,harlotte Ringer, Joseph
authorize, and las, Kelly, Pl'tifs:
,AND
I"t NJ. Npuyy "a. samuel F,kc, Thomas
scott. sanford Il. Scott. Amos Movers.
l"t' o',eh NuthriC,- David Morgan, Mons
roo Nc'~Hn, Goo. \. Fear, John j. Uart>
nan Isaac McGrcw, Nancy Martin 10 n
:. Mitchell, VIM. ~ lNlgor. Joho. N.
tonihCr, George ". Movers Preston
'futni', Robert Aucustocu. William
'urpcu, lohu 4. smith. William G. Rim
ger acd Martha A. Beethoven, Dor.
p.oa>c takn ao,cc that hovo fixed
upon Mo"laN the 2Oih daN OF October.
$50, Ht mN office in Eiupw God, 20 oNc.
.uto tho above orlorot rcf,ucnc1.
ROBERT W. MONROE,
Com'r OF tho 20. Court
JAS, a.. CARROLL. pa
Sypt l7th 1879 -Sl0.'Ll
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WHEELING WHOLESALE MARKET.


WnEgmSa oct 9th
FLOUR
Supcthnc.. ......,...................s 3 50IDi o.
Family Whitc........... ...... q 90
Fancy, patent process. ........,. = 90
opTlug Whcat....... .............. ID Goa - -
WHghr-A fair supply ia coming IN;
10 @el.l5 ls the ruling price.
Receipts fair, selling nj dOc.
ItYR-Salcs firm, but quite email sell
iD0 at SOC bushel.
OArs-The market firm with a mOdcr-
ate demand and decreasing supply; good
20 prime 30m3Jc.
BARLEY scarce with a moderate de.
mond, except for the best Dual ties at JJm
81 90
HAY-Demand active; supply equal 20
70; old loose on wagons Si2 0O@11 90 per
ton; balcd At about the same figures, or n
trile higher in some cases. Western
Iowa els OOu20 90.
MuLpEED- Small demand and holds
steady; middiings TlS per ton; ship stuG
Sl2 PEE ton.
Provisions
CorrEE-fair 20 good Rio at 11m1Ga;
prime 17c. choice tsc; best Wheeling
roasted nc, yellow Rio 1SC, Java 2Jc
Syrups, common 3jm1)c prime ACC; Ncw
Orleans mola5scs, 3JmjJc; prime 55si
SUGAr-R. flcd hard crushed 81: gran
1'atcd % powdered 9ic a coffee &C., j.
~ 70. commercial s fugQr o.. commercial
q ne yellow O. golden q a., common
yellow % rGI- New Orleans Sc Rice,
Carolnl Cuolco q r., Louisiana &c.
BrrrRH Tho commodity is ia good de-
mand for choice grades, with probable
increase iu quantity. We quote choice at
1O0l2c
PorArors-At s1.2J@L50 per bbl.
swcet potatoes 81 30 per Dol
HOygY-New domestic 10@t2ic, per
pound.
SALr-The market is quiet q st2O for
the best quality.
TALLow In fair demand and dca3y.
Prime city rendered sells at j4J,c. rcr
iU loose.
aSe-T.m 40 etOj per d. for
choice 0I1 and 2so for green
Wool M3rke. firm, uuw4sheI 2O023c.
washed fe.cs, OHIO, pennsylvania and
M,-t VuG1a IS aal Xxx 4Jo.
Ntrs-iJI iY 90 3d. 30 An obaic-
mont Of i0.t per key ON orders of 200
Kegs or upward
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suEETs-MEEEAB Attic residence
ofMr Fortuey ga Lyon District August
b. by Rev. ID. Cool, VIM. II. Shoots
o1d pbeDo A. Monew.
UJRCuLEE- COMMA N.wburg.
September d.. Geo. IT. Horcllcr add
Mary r. Conn.
GREASER - RUSSELL - At ST.
Joacph's Church, Howesyile, September
6, by Rev. b. VI Hickey, Henry J Grea-
cen and Louisa Russell
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Letter { ON 20 Uaud

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chants paid cash tor chc>tnuts. CONNIE
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.



~ 'y'S h.s,'rF '''',t RON ''' "'s'l'i'
Nrr.C.JP. Crcsor Of roye,,,. r.,.
H''p" ""'''y' was nero ior iow days
We rs,r,, t,,rl.st, Nil. r,l,, >-,o. c,,
nm olc-aut bougoo, ,r choice n,,yor.
c....
,.5,., ,l.,.',.,,,. gus O. '''9'''' ''' ''''" 80
rev, IT, NJ Hickey, os Nowbmg, gave
IA '''"'' H''l' prosecuting
attorney iut Barbour county, was hero
during the dr~r dav, al the present ,rrr,
ofCneut Court, and idgo.e- as with a
call
The pDa.lastcr General. Tuos1,v ~,
der,d that ia ne future tho K,n,,yb,
Court Hou@ vs.. Va, posngice hoo
known as the Charleston W. Va most,
omco.
cured between Cumberland Ma aud
Piedmont. w. Va.,ia bo Cup,l,c,l,rj
and Pennsylvania railroad.
On ,ruo.3,,. ,oo~,.,,. .,.... ,.,..-
r,,.,,,o,.. win, al, TN.
,,..,, .,.,., -, -
,,.,.,..,, b,.,.,.. ~, =, -, l
ir ,,l.,,s,s >fi.so,,,i a,.., >,.,'',ll, '''''''
Oofio"d D,mocot
Miss Tuda Non. Of Kiugwgcd. was IN
town Monday and TUESDAY. She was
accompanied 10y her father Mr.. John y.
Noa.-NeD Donation.
Dr. o.. VI. Dent, of Newburg. John Jon
kins Jr. of BIucctou Mills. Dr. r. b
Fogie. Capt. John Hin, baugn. and II. G.
Wor,hirgton. OF Portland. Jno. J.. cooke
OF Uowosyiilo, and John \. Wolf of
Fellowsville, were i'm town Juring fine
wool; and called 20 SEQ us.
The merchants of Fairmont hoyo
iouncd a union as inst dead beats.
Hereafter the names OF delinquent GUS
toners are to DO posted mp in all the un-
ION stores.
We learn that VIM. Ii. beavers. who
it Will be remembered was thought TO loo
fatally hurt bv falling over the dunn a.
the Gladesvile Furnace, is i'm fair wav
~ recover
For great barraina in stoves. tin wo,,
brass and copper kettles, tc Frank
ii'ne 3.
Tho Grand .ru.v 10 .rc y n;.,.,.,
Court. IL Parl or.Irrg which ,d;o,,.,a.5
last week. found n fndictnorts c.r ,,,
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Tor first mee -iiou and iity .cuts for each
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Advertisements Of moro than two
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TRANSIENT advertisements must be
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a meeting OF Tie citIz Of King.
wood and vicinity will be held DO
the ball Of Che Court House ON Sat-
urday evening, Oct, llth, to receive
the report o. The Committee appoint.
ed at former meeting TO inquire
into tie cost and pIaC.icabiuty OF
erecting te.egI sIh line ~ Tunnel
ton or come other point ON tls b II
O r.. r.. j. ELIlJTr Ohm m
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Died

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., ,'.,, L., -, ,r,osdar o., ho
~, 50 rh,c, sho had
H., 49,, ,y.,,o,.-, r,o,,h,r for ,a,,r
- NJ Ro,.-o w., = .is,.r 81 Nr,s,s
-, -, -,,ii,nr,n O,io
Spelling Reform.
Joseph Mc1ul, oditor-in-chicr OF tn
Chicnso ~ Hmeonc of the leading Wcs'o
eru papers, was a pioneer in advoya,inan
Change i'm spelling, aud on the i inst. Inc
issued tho following order for the govern
melt of wrI,ors, correspondents and
proc readers iu tho Tribune onico.
Hereafter poll certain words appear
i"g i'm tho i''b""c as follows.
Omit "' IN demagoG' cat'Iog, r'dagoE'
S5nag's' d..IoS decades an" ether words
ending IN IoS"e ana sogu'.
cram.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-11

PRAVr-wlLlIANS- II Eano DIS.
,,ic,, sept, o. hy Raw Mrccrus Knots,
Chas. y. Psatt and JomuR, dane uU-
h-U.G
sutton Sapp-At gainesville, W. va.
Sept. 4. 1879. O., d. T.. pooH,uc, DR. r..
n. sutton uyl N.-e Sarcy.a Sepp ru.,
MAS large attendance upon the occasion
and Ga, bride was made the recipient ot
many proScut, lrNm her friends. \ din.
ucr aul option was givcu tne hsppy
c.0plo ny Deo. n. Jackson, E~q.
y, Ncvrurg, O,,, o w Rev, Spencer
King, James \. Kconcr and Nancy J.
Shay
At Portland Sept. 4, by nv. J. y.
Miller, William 7. CgoYes and Sarah Z.
Nine
Al Portland, Aug. Il, by Rev. G. w.
White, William NJ. Tuokc,t and Ecbccca
T. Browning.
In Pleasant DISTRICT, Aux. %, by Rev
c. W, White, Luther NJ Hanger and
llory A. W,'ch.
la Reno District. Aur 81, 10y Rev. J..
w. Hess, Doctor =. pfcr and Martha
6aLa1.
la Reno District, Aug 81 Ivy Rev.
Spencer K'nc, John :. c. Bell and
IUrot j. shay.
In G-art District, Aug. Ia by Rev.
Solomsn Ba,llew, Noah Ross and Sarah
c. Guthrie.
Ia Valley District, Aug. u, by Rev.
Joseph Clarke, Charles w Conner and
Martha OR.
Died.
Racb, Roysc. GU aged unmarried lady
OF THE place, died on Moudav last. Her
funeral took place on Tuesday from the
Presbyterian church, of which che had
been an exemplary member for many
ycars Miss Royce wss . sIeter of Nosce
Raysc, now residing IN Ohio.