davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-13
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR.sALE-A small cash paym snt an a b.Iance
HoHs sRsth Ny xxi, Wa sqy the neat twoory sRHK
Water and h s an and
FOR RENTAL .Ol 18th. corner Of z It. NV. de.
lehtnl ROOMS, en- suite or separately. Also,
r .wo HALL RooMs- Table Board il desired House
lew. ausl3-N'
HOUSE. cheap or easy teras iois aoG st NV W.
Apply on premises or to P. NJ. KELLY TIA 25d 81.
Nv. ausl32t'
ROOMS, on second door, en- suite or Single;
Also, ROOM on third floor. augl2 st.
FOR REET-seven-rocm Pressed Brick HOUSE;
6ey at 1907 1nquireat grocery, corner of 10Th and
SITS NV auel23t'
FOB RENT ;oTx Three story BRICK HOUSES
son Immediately; rent $40 Apply At go 10Th st.
NV: ausi23ts
FOR REhT-The most desirable HOUSE IN the
house or place of business Inquire at residence.
12os northwest corDer and i2ta SITS. ausi72t:
TOR RENT-Nice sevep-room DWELLING; in
n ns,tn door Apply ): G. MckEEbEN. 81 q
FOB REN1-FURN IsHED ROOMS. at $40 and
Z slG Indians avenue. and at 40: 4th Ct Board
i nER fifteen eol'ars per month SARAH All, FLAG IA
FOR RENT-Frame HOUSE No i0t st. NV
= five rooms. with passage and kitchen; water in
the yard e. Rent moderate to gooa tenant. Inquire
E'OR RENTING story BRICK, rooms, bath
L room, modern conveniences large stable and
re gro R with shrubsery, fruits, &C. corner 9th
.s ali 8 Apply to GHAs. 9. bGkcANsoNs ga
= of wAffR "fa VIE 81 see
T. second floor over MARKRITER'S new store, No
6l6 r ST., one door from 18th st. Apply at the
s.ore. aug7-6tf
EoR PENTHOUSE No s15 9Th st NV, modern
to 12t suit it the times Apply to W. @. JOHNSON us
loth ST. NV aug51m
aas s 0i Hlso, two badns
G. # dEo9 sS ss S It. location very s94
EOR PENTHOUSE No. 70 Defrees street,
T.. rooms gas. water and Latrobe, in COCA condi-
ton GIG month. Key next door. jy25-ln
oRRNkT.Wsl furnished On suite single
c1nxensp 1 70 Patent and Post Offices, central and
HoTSEs, eiisi5Iy located. With ali convenience
H MIhEAILEY BROS, corner 7th st. and Rhode
Island avenue NV 1y24lm
FOR RENT-$2o- August LIST, press brick front.
G3e eorSstoxn TM 3. okME. 81 stodd.sd
kNOR RENT-Three nine-room BRICK HOUSES
T. with all the modern mprovemeDts-Nos. 1877.
1919, 1921 18th st., between Rhode I-land avenue
and st. NV. Apply to JOHN F. GREEN, No. 1870
l4th ST. NV 1y24-lm'
E'OR RENT-Four.story BRIOK, eight rooms No
i SIT 22d st., one square from street cars and
char1ots water anc gas: Rent low. Apply to THOS.
f. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th St, opposite Post office.
iy2l-lms
FOR RENT-Furnished PARLORS and BED.
l. ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for housekeep.
ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 PennsyI.
Vsnla avenue. corner ~ st. &ug1l.1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-13
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

Proposals for Filling and Grading
Grounds south of Executive Mansion.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
Old Building, Navy Department.,
WAsHINGrON, d. O., August 18th, 1879.
pRoPOSA AIS for furnishing earth and soil for I'LL
Il ing and grading grounds south of the Executive
Mansion will be received until AUGUST 21st at IL NJ
and openei Immediately thereafter. Specifications,
blanks, and any further information required, can
be obtained at this office
THO'S LINCOLN CASEY,
Lt.-Ool of EnHr's. U. 8. A.
In charge of Public Buildings and Grounds.
arp!3et
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-13

CHIRTS!..
y WAMsUTTA MUSLIN ON THE RISE
tie same. AoAaAsAsn
The very finest Shirts made to order for 10 m
SIX Superior Shirts, mace TO order for $500 Q m
Six 6lesant Wsmsutta Shirts, and O0Linen
60, pSsoms made to order, for................ $50
Perfect fit guaranteed WV
The Celebrated Bell Shirt, Wamsutts Musl,,
ard extra fine Linen Boscrns fpished eI
r, ceIt button holes, Only. .............. 7s
The Celebrated Capitol Shirt Fruit OF the
Loom Muslin. and fine Linen Bosoms only GO
One price only; At EDWARD Y. GINN's,
1x12 Est m.sc., Washington, d. a
1yFtr WASHINGTON SHIRT factory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-13

nRAWERE.-DrilIing Drawers only so cepts
~ Double seated Drilling Drawers only so cents
Job Lot GauZe shirts, 3 for 81. '
Just opened lot Fancy Half Hose % cents
Fine Linen Hsndkerchiefs, for so cents
bordered Linen Handkerchiefs, Is cents; worth 40
Bordered Handkerchiefs, for rs cents
Mems SIX lies, IS cents worth so cents
Mems Silk Scarfe, 90 cents; worth 81 25
Six Shirts to order for Sc fit warranted
Six SHIRTS TO order for $3.50, ready to wear at
, THOMPS0N'S SHIRT Factory
5e2S-tr SIG n st. n .tr., opposite Patent One
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-13

/ CP1N'S ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH.
II MERES.
80 PIECES JUST RECEIVED
70 pieces Blue and Jet Blacke - sa car+,
10 pieces Blue and Jet Blacks 49, * cents
~ pieces Blue and Jet Blacks - "a Can't
10 pieces Blue and Jet Backs ~ 6s ce,ts
~ Iiecoe que ana Jet BLACKS. 20 cents
N pieCes 6iue ano Jet BACKS. .......15 cents
~ pieoes Diue ano Jet BLACKS. .......S0 centA
Az pieces Due ana JET Blacks. -......S7 cents
Each number 10 Cts yard cheaper than last aa.-
sons prices. .An iee' sos-
c. M. TOWSON,
iy26tr VsarTS.
I AWNS. 6k and i2lc yard.
~ Madras and Bombay Ginyharns
White Mosquito Net. 90 cents piece
Queen Shirts finished, Soc
Wamsutta Shirts, finished, 7bc
Robs's Double Brisk Coreets
,o JOS. B. BAILEY.
1AS0 Cor. TIA Il II SITS. s.sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-13
LOST AND FOUND.


I OST-On 18th instant, on 18th st., between st.
- circle and 4 St., GOLD CHAIN with B. A. D.
inscribed on Clasp. Finder viii be rewarded by re-.
tuning to 1886 10Th st. eu9I3.3ts
7 OsT.On Saturday evening, about O'Clock, from
~ Az East Ospito. street, gray striped half Nal.
0se KITTEN !; had blue ribbon round neck ra-
ward will be given if returned to above mum.
Der. aupl2Rt
OSI1On Sunday evening last, Russian leather
ACAhD CASE, containipg money, postage stamps
ana possibly visiting cards. The finder viii be
nteralIy rewarded upon leaving the same at the
Riggs House Office aHpI21fs
I OST-On Sunday afternoon, between and Madi-
- sen streets, gold linked CHAIN with round
iotket having pink stone Any one finding the
Rame and leaving 1t at Castle stewart street cir
Gle, will be rewarded. auglIfts
PERSONAL,
mr. CHAS. II. BOWEN has returned.
Office and Residence No. COL Massachusetts ava
jy161m
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to
Hen .u e s ct People with abstracts Of
pm. Always in before and from to s. 1Il8ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-13

uOWSON'D ICE CREAM.
IL Guaranteed to be equa. to any made anywhere
10 cents q Plate; 80 cents . Quart; 81 10 Gallon
Hotels. Boarding Houses and Excursions fur
nished ut 81 Gallon.
Send postal card for trial order 70
TERRACE ICE CREAM DEPOT,
auel33t' Corner 18th and & sts
ITO THE CAREFUL BUYER.
j 5000 yards Canton Flsnneis, at 81, !. lOc, &c.
line Of Caahmeres, =. So 60, 20, and gp: These are
shawls, 55S;, 81 aud Sls0 ~ Black silks. Gros
Bed Spreads, soc, 75c. and 90c Linen Table Cloth,
2tc. Turkey Red do, 60 and 75c.
Goods guaranteed as represented.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
sual3 tr 1O3 Bridge street. GEORGETOwr
pROPOsALs FOR COAL.
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER
WASHINGTON, August 13, 1875
Sealed Propofals will be received until TUESDAY,
August ~, 1872 at 10 O'Clock q m, for furnishing
This Office with sig hundred (Ge6) tons Georges
Creek Cumberland Goal, run of the mine, best ual
ity Proposals will be Endorsed the envelope
Proposals Tor Coal" For particulars inquire ut
this Office, JOHN D. DEFREES
augl33t Public Printer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-13

fSAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
W (ALkAIINE LrTHIA WATFRsD
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W VA
Also Chalybeate Waters rich in iron ana n s,.
White sulphur in the Neishborhooa 1s
Open from June LET 10 December snruarv r,
equalled by any mineral waters in Ar1erica a. -
for the cure OF ACID 6yspepsia, kidney sui veAO
bladder trouhlee. uterine a:lmer Is snpt NJ
diseases OF The skim and catarrh ections N /. AZ
unfailipg solvent Of calcun. These waters have
proved OF great value. In many other dieeases but
can be more confidently relied on TN the above
famed than any other mineral springs in this conn
try. I guarantee a cure II curabie by mineral
waters. The baths-hot, cold and shower-are IN.
exce!led anywhere. The new and elegant swimming
pool 30 by "a feet tbe LARGEST In the Virginia noun
tintl, IN especially attractive. mo safer OF bet
ter place for ladies and children to learn TO swim
he air OF this elevated ies1on is pure and delicious
i, rs here that hay fever patients part with their
onplrs Capon being nearer to ali tho cities north
q the PCtonac than any Of the Sirs springs OK
ute by an average OF hundred and 6fty mtios
aims large patronage on thst score For pleasure
o. Leshh the traveller heed not 40 further Semi for
l. HIh.ets- Direct or call on W. &. THOMPSON
f'S 10th street, WashiEe.p. n G for nam pIets or
wster. NM n SAIL pnon,5atar
Music by weiniDs's 23d n. T. Band. ,y15Iu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-13

| MI oRTANT TO TAX PAYERS
ALL GENERAL TAXES DUE BEFORE July 1sr
iHH, ano all Assessments for Special Improve-
nenfs, can be paid at large discount. through
oo GEO. TRUSDELL,
JyZSLm Cos 18th street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
CHILD. ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

CHILD ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Council Bluff, Ia, June 14-While halt.
ing here last night little year old step.
daughter of q Mr.. Hamilton, an immigrant
en- route from Dakota to Missouriby wagon
was shot in the side by the accidental dis.
charge Of rife carelessly left in the wagon
BY Hamilton's son. Although medical at.
tendance was at once secured, the child
died from the effects early this morning.
DoINas OF A JEAL ous HUSBAND.
Detroit. June 11:.-Mandy Stevens, ir.,
night watohman at. Clarks saw mil al
Hunters station on the Detroit & Bay City
railroad, went home at an early hour this
morning; fn3ing John House there, and
suspectlng him Of criminal intimacy with
bis wife, shot HIM through the head twice
and through the chest three times; shot
his wife through the head once. then sho,
himself through the head and expired i'm
mediately. Stevens wife and House were
alive at latest accounts. but it is thought
they cannot survive long. Stevens had
been married only four months.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
TELEcRAPHlc eREvITIEs.
THE POINT BREEZE FIRE.

Philadslphia, June 15.-The fire at Point
Breeze smouldered all night, but is under
control this morning, though tho ship Hud-
son is still burning in the river. The loss
BY yesterdays fire is about 100000, Of
which $50 900 will fall upon Wooden, Frsv
4 Co, and like amount upon the Atlantic
storage company, although the entire loss
falls eventually on the Standard Oil compa.
ny. The loss BY both fires will approximate
half g million dollara,
ILLINOIS JUDICIAL ELECTION.
Spring seld, June 14.-The Official re.
turns Of the judicial elections we're canvass.
ed BY the state oficers and a list Of iudoes
sent to the associated press last Sunday dc.
clared to be elected.
PARDoNED.
Tho governor has psrdoned Geor-e
Thompson, who WAS convicted Of for zerv
Of the records II the December term. 1878.
Of the Stephenson county circuit court, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for two years.
The pardon ia granted on the recommeuds.
ton Of tho circuit judge, u,os. Of the coun-
y officers and many citizens Of the county
also Cha.. Wilkerson, who a. the February
: term. 1877. Of the Marion county circui,
court vas convicted Of larceny aud sentenced
% The penitentsary for ~ years. The par.
don vas recommended by the Judge. state.
attorney and many others.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
YANKTON. DAKOTA TERRITORY, s
corn, oats, hsx and crops Of every sort are
marching to quick step music.

corr. oats, fax and crops Of every sort are
marching to quickstep music.
The Bon Homme Citizen IL getting eau
tious. Hear IL: Hereafter we shall pub
lish as local news nothing that is not attes-
ted BY at least dozen affidavits, and corro.
borated by every conceivable probability
and possibility and when any one brings
% news not in the shape described we will
paint him from head to foot with printers
ink.
Vermillion Republican: Johnny Moony
came down from Finlay Tuesday. He re-
ports everything IS booming on the line Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul rail.
road. From him We learn that the town
site had been located near the crossing on
the west branch of the Vermillion, and that
25 miles of the road.bed west of the Yer
million is ready for the ties.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
the Il NEWS.
Favorable Crop Reports Receiv- :
ed by the Department Of
Agriculture.
The Appropriation Bills Still Linger
in the Hands of Congress.
CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.
Washington, June 14.-The army appro-
priation bill was reported back from the
committee on appropriations with sundry
amendments, and placed on the calendar.
The committee struck out the fifth Sec
tton, which provides that each member of
tho graduating classes of military acadia.
niles Of 1879 and 1880 may elect to receive
$3.50 and mileage to his place of residence,
and thereby become ineligible to appoint-
ment in the army, except in the event war,
until two PEARS after graduation, and q
clsuse ls inserted in the bill BY the COM
mittee to repeal the existing law which pro-
hibits auy promotion in the corps of engi-
neers to fill vacancy above rank of colonel.
The Mississippi improvement commits
sion bill was taken up, but the hour having
expired it went over, and the senate cons.
dered in committee of the whole the sup
plemsntal judicial appropriation bill.
Wallace explained the bill.
HOUSE.
The joint resolution reported from the
committee on commerce passed, authorizing
the secretary of war to convene a board of
ofhcers OF the engineer corps of the army to
inquire whether for railroad purposes De-
troit river can be bridged or tunnelled at or
near Detroit, and the house then resumed
confederation of the bill prohibiting politi-
cal contributions by employees Of the govern
ment
The morning hour was consumed in vo-
ting upon dilatory motions, and the bill
went over without action.
Buckner, chairman of the banking and
currency committee, reported bill re-
quiring the reserve OF national banking as
sociations to be kept in gold and silver coine
Of the United States in lieu of lawful money.
Printed aud recommitted.
The house then resumed consideration of
tn. p!euro pneumonia bill.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
WASHINGTON.
CROP REPORTS.

Washington, June 13.-Rcturns to the
department Of agriculture indicate an in
crease of area planted to cotton OF some
what over two per cent. The average con-
dition Of winter wheat for June is 90.
against 90 last year. The acreage Of spring
wheat and corn is about rer cent. of an
Increase over last spring.
TESTIMONY CLOSED.
Washington, June l4.-The testimony in
the Spotford- Kellogg case closed to-day for
the present.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
to the 4 per cent refunding certificates since
yesterday's report are $33, $40 total to date,
$39,875,620.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
NEW INSURANCE AGENCY.

The undersigned, in connection with his
real estate business, has added that Of in.
surance, and has received the agency of a
number of frst.class companies. For assur.
snce that all business will be promptly and
faithfully attended to he refers to four years
business acquaintance with the people Of
Dakota.
J. PARKER HAYWARD.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, June 13.
WHEAT-Dull. Buyers favor No. 2,
spring; July $1,042.
RYE-Firm; western 61c@62c.
CoRN-Quiet; western mixed 401c.
BARLEY-Dull.
OArs-Dull. Mixed western, SIC.
PoRK-Firm S10,25.
LARD-Unchanged S6.42}.
WHIsKY-$l.O71.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June IA.
WHEAr-Weak, Sl,05 cash; 9S2c bid
for July; 93c for August
CoRN-Firm and steady; 36}c cash ;
375c bid for July; 3slc. bid for August.
OATs-Heayy, regular, lower, 32c cash /;
35sc for July; 30lc for August.
RYE-Unchanged 52ac.
BARLEY-65@67.
PoRK-steady; 1895 for cash; $685.
bid for August
LARp-Firmer; s6.0G4 for cash s6.064
bid for July S6.323 bid for August.
WH1sKY-Sl.O4.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, June IA.
WHEAr-4@4c lower; hard, S1.O54 :;
No. 2, 1:O1s cash; 994c for July; 94c for
August No. 8, s24c: No. 4, 76c.
CoRN-steady S6s.
OATs-323c.
RYE-54ac.
BARLEY-64c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
FOREIGN.
THE BOAT RACE.

THE BOAT RACE.
London, June 14.-The interest At New
Castle in the boat race ia something extraor.
binary. Canadians never mics an opportun-
ity Of betting odds on Hamlin.
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
a parliamentary committee have report
ed that the electric lighting system is suffi-
ciently developed to allow its being econo-
mically used for public but not for domestic
purposes.
A PRESENT TO THE PRESIDENT.
London, June 14-The artic exploring
ship Resolute which found part of Capt.
Austin's expedition in search of Sir
John franklin in 1850, is to be broken up
At Chatham yards, and piece of furniture
will be made from the best timbers, which
the admiral designs 10 present to the presi-
dent of the United States az a souvenir of
the occasion when the resolute was found
by an American whaler abandoned in the
ice, and the government of the United
States had her repaired and re6tted, and
presented her to the British admiralty
SPORTING ITEMS.
L. F. Playford, of the London rowing
club, intends to try Hanlon's style. He has
ordered Is inch slide and stringing row
locks. Hanlon and Elliott are in splendid
condition for the race on Monday. Even
money was taken on Blower Brown yester-
day in consequence Of q rumor that Rowell
had broken down. Rowell stopped work
Wednesday. His heel was punctured by
pegs and gathered, causing great pain, but
he is now relieved and possibly may start
The others are in good condition. Weston
has been practicing running. Ennis looks
very fit, anu will doubtless SHOW fine per.
fOrmance.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14

MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, June IA.
Money-s@5 per cent.
Governments stocks-Firm.
Rank statement reserve-Increase, $172,.
495.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-29

4 southcrn-c irl. who has seen better
days rs "a member OF one of the first fam
lilies Of Virginia, IS now earning nel hv.
ing by plying an awl az the Shoemakcr's
bench in Petersburg. She served an ap.
premiership Of four years, and il he said
can now turn out as good Shoes as any
man i'm tho business who has not had
more experience.
\ railroad clerk in Southern depot.
who had been annoyed beyond eudu-
rance by inquiries as to whether thai
was right .ime," placed the followin.
picard under the clock: This is "a
clock-it is runniug-it is Cincinnati
Tim It'll is right-it is set ever, dav at
10 o'clock-now keep your id mouth
shut"
Gen, James Harding, Railroad Com.
missioner 81 Missouri, is doing his work
in novel manner. Hci,uoN ON a POO
mile walk over the railroads of nortl =
west Missouri, inspecting the condition
oi the roadbcds, ri.S. te,. and bridges.
The work, lac claims, can't bc properly
done IA pa!'So car OF from car plat
form.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-29
Tho Hunters Paradise.

We clip the following paragraphs from
the last mum Der OF tho Berkeley SPRING
MtEcuY
Seven hundred rabbits have boon trap
ped 10y oul boys this Fall, within miro
OF town, and sill tho woods are alive
with them.
Mr.. Frank Cross killed bear weigh
ing 1919 pounds on CacapOu MouuLin
last Wcduo >dav. lie also informed US
that be has shot no less than ten deer al
ready THIS Fall.
Mr.. Tip Hunter shot hno wild tur>
key lest Saturday just below Stewards
tower i'm sight OF town. There was an
other one close 10y, but he did not sues
coed I'm capturing him.
one day last week Mr. Jas. HoVcrmale
OF this place, went into the country ten
oi twelve miles from town, and returned
ON the following day. bringing with him
wi'd turkeyS aud squirrels. We be-
lieyc THIS 10 Toe the most suCcossfu. hunt
OF the season.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-29
LETTER FROM NtWBURG.
NEwBURG, Nov. %

NEwBURG, Nov. %.
Editor Argus
1t Is cur painful duty to announce
he death Of Mr. Frs k Henry a
son OF Loury Henry Esq, Of Goa
Hill Young Henry had an attack
OF epilepsy whilst standing by fire
warming bis hands. where some nor.
'Ies were outCherug. and tell into n
and was so badly burned TINT he
me- on Saturday evening and was
followed to the grave Yesterday bv
4 large conoourse OF Borrowing
flaHds.
Born unto Mr.. Jno McCool and
vile son, also to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wut Smith daughter.
LOG killing has commenced. and
most OF the loyal will kl.. hoes al,
usqAI on Thanksgiving.
We had the pleasure of reaiinp
letter few days ago from our Ola
friend, j, M. G slolo, ESQ. Of q
cato Wise Co. Ttxss, whe, be 3
engaged IN a latg mercantile hons.
lie gives glowing account Of the
cou TRY.
Mrs. Dr. VIM. NJ. Dent. who has
been an Invalid all summer. il sulI
in very poor health.
Wal Sh'pley, Esq, mother and
81. Tier a'e Wis ting friends at this
place
There aie several weddires ON dit
Tor the early future.
Mr.. Marshal, commercial traveller
Tor John j. Smith & Co. Wheeling
has been iii for some days at the Ej
l,s Housr. HE'S couv .lesuiug under
Dr.. Dent e. Son.
A Fellow by the name Of Cunning
ham, was carried off the raitosp
.'st hlht, by some Of our citiz.na.
snpposei to have been struck by No
10, and as they thought, ia a diving
condition, and DR.. Deaf was seni for
IA has e. Upon curaorv examina-
uon he WAS found TO be under tA.
10 iluence 0! 't-ngle foot" on.y. H..
Iodsed up and become so unruly th.t
Mayor Clayton provided him with
lodging . he Io.tup.
Our old friend Pickett thirks that
Polly @ l.. is vc'y vcluninous
writer.
R-v Cool, ia holding a rrotracte5
meeting at the NJ. Il church.
Yours,
JENNIE 1rNJr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-29
LETTER FROM AUSTEN.

Edt'r drJu:
DO you ever receive communication
rom our thriving little town? We sci.
dom, fever, SEQ amy published in vour
valuable paper aud yet Austen il q
place OF no mean niport.uce. And
""o'her we be somebody, or nobody
Wc assure you we think ourselves Some.
body. True, wo are most of ma poo,.
n"' "h'i then? We are hopefully wait,
ing lho good tmos coming. when we
snail most OF us, be rich. or courso vpc
know iuIl well uiat only few. if anv
ever VIII be rich; bat then. we Lro,,,
I'D INC chase after wealth. like any ohio,
cha'c, happiness does not cou.ist 40
much IN tho end attained. as i'm tbc
chase after 10. So we are bsprv -,
should bc-in tho chase. II has o0o,
Deen said. and no doubt but what II f.
uHc, that pride and poverty arc an IN
matched pairs and although the most
"I inc Austen citizens arc poor tbo,
h'No reason % be proud. Tho town t.
wen supplied with work: there arc
"enty-eight Oyou- ,rcokc drawn d,u,.
besides ten more now ovens nearly com
pieieI. Ground i- also being prop,red
To- erect twenty moro. We also lave two
saw miIlF in town, which gives ems.
PI"ym'nt % twenty mon
"' nave 0 huo public school bo,o
VIII" an cnro lncut OF about sixty scbol
aiS' INC charming and ACCOMPLISHED
Miss A lIprtl 81 lto
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-29

The Morgautown Post greatly or-e IN
supposing that the good people Of King
wood have been in any sense taken in or
humougged by the so-,Rllod Evangelist
Randall While the most of our people
might wish that Randall and all like ig>
nOrant persons would deSist fr-u. at
tempting To preach regarding the ro-
suits of such attempts as questionable.
Yet, this conmurl " had not enough OF
the Pharisaical ellen ont in It's compost
ton, to induce it to sit in judgement
against tins man and forbid MS preach
ing. And for the same reason, it may
he, we decline 30 join in the hue and cry
again~ him.