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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22
sHERlFF'S SALE.

CTArE OF LOUISIANA. Parish Court, par
- ish of Fast Baton Rouge. Emanuel Fcndler
VS. Marie y. Graham. NJ" lisO.
By virtue OF writ OF alias ti"fi fac'as, ,Ss',ee
in the above entitlc, and numbered cause, ana
TO me directed tiOm the Honorable Court a'o,e'
said have seized and will expose to pho!C
sale in front on the Courthouse door Oi sa'd
parish on
Saturday, June 10Th, AID, leoO.
between the hours Of eleven o'clock A. M. and
four o o'clock =. NJ, of said day, all tho right,
| title interest and claim of the defendant in
and to the following described property. tO.wit:
A certain tract Of land In thi. parish, on the
COmjte river, known IA the william Corner
tract, containing about five hundred aud eighty.
seven $50 acres, bombed on the north by
lands of Della. Roche aud Vaughn tn"w belonging
to mort gagor) east by sullivan Montgomery
and Hinson, and south by Macarthur and the
Comitc river being part Of the same property
acquired by Inortgagor ~ the succession sale
of the property belonging to the estate ot ste
plcn Roberts, deceased, together with oil the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the a,n.''nt o' lndg
ment, interest and costs claimed in the above
entitled and humbcred cause. as settled III tlIe
Judgment rendered in the Injunction suit: entl
tied, N. +. Graham aud husband, W.: D. W
Bates, sheriff, ct als.. No. 27l9, late Flfth nov
Sevente. nth Judicial District Court.
Terms OF sale--casb. with the benefit ot ap
praisement. }. W. BAIES' S"er".
May 18th, leo, v2nl7
INLD Daniel lhnnr-A tav"ritc br''n'
9Nr,;,l,,. ~ Invil 4 (,nrV'k
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22
Natchcz Democrat.
THE HOUSTON C.3NNON.

spike that Cannon. Aye Spike il,
Fools and Flunkcys may not like it,
Better let it silent be-,
Than TO lcch hypocrisy.
Once il gave its iocmcn hell
Shattered them with shot and she'll,
And the salute in compliment
That its deep mouthcd welcome" sent
Always uttered what II meant.
Hold that spike! don't disVlacc it,
Keep it silent don't disgracclt
Better il should burst assnnder,
Than to Grant its mocking thunder
pENuMBRA. =
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22
LITTLE SNOW WHITE
An INTERESTING STORY FOX 'ii''"nN'

-
Albert Tschan'ch, German tpa'''ecf'
is The author of u handsome painting
called Little Snow White" or as the
Germans call her, "Schnccwi''ch'h, ~
that once upon time queen sal sew
inc n. her palace window, ;tnd sopk-
inr occasionally at the snow iaii''S
without. The window frame was OF
ebony, and as the snow lay on the siI II
looked SO beautiful that she forgot WHAT
she was doing, and presently prlckco
her finger with the needle, Three drops
of blood fell on the snow, and 1t looH'o
SO charming that the queen said, "Ah'
God that had a child as white as
snow, ~ rcd MS blood and as black rs
ebony" Such child was soon born 10
her, and she died, leaving the little one
to the kings care. Soon, however, ho
married again, and she could not wear
the thought that in all the world there
was one more lovely than She In her
bower was q mirror. to which she would
say
Mirror, mirror on the wall
FARES, am not Of all =
and the mirror would tell her yes, Mean
Will, little Snow White was growing up
aud one day when the queen questioned
her mirror it informed her that Little
Snow White was q thousand fold love
,icr than she. Filled with rage and
anger, she gave the little girl into the
hnnls of q woodsman, with instructions
TO killher. The childs beauty touched
him. and he let her run free i'll the for
est, where one day she found a LITTLE
house, upon entering which she fonnd
small table arranged for seven persons
She tasted the food and, drank httl'
wine. after which she lay down on ont
of the seven little beds, and soon wa
fast asleep. The seven dwar's wh
owned the house, and dclved for tn
precious metals in the earth, soon cam
home. and seeing her beauty, let he
sleep till morning, when she told he
story. They told her she might lv
with them if she would he their house
keeper. She consented, and the dwarf
were very fond of her.
One day the queen consulted her mi
ror and found that Little Snow Whit
was vet alive. She poisoned an app
and sent it to the child, who took on
bite and fell dead. The dwarts nourne
and carried her on n bier for burial, b'
she looked no lovely as she lay ther
her throat 10 white, her checks no lr'
and her hair so black that they made
glass coffin and inscribed on it, "Sl
was Kings daughter" This, with Il
maiden in it, they placed on the mo'
tain, where one day prince saw it. !
wcpt, and at last induced the dwarfs
let him bear it to his palace. Az j
followers were carrying it the jostlil
caused the piece Of the poisoned apr
TO fall out of the Maidens ehroa
whcrcupon she rose as well as ever, al
married the prince. The wicked que
consulted her mirror, and now it to
her that new queen was more love
than she. TO test the matter, she We
to the wedding ball, where she was
tonished to find the new queen to
Little Snow.whtc. They made her '
her feet into the glass-slippcrs heat
till they kowed like fire, and thus
had to dance till she fell dead W
anger, pain, and chagrin. B"t
Prince and Little Snow.whitc--sO
story runs-livcd many happy yea
were blessed with numerous good cl
drcn, and, in short, lived in peace, Il
in Greece, and were buried in cake
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22

A Pennsylvania clergyman, seeing F"
Young man standing in the doorway Of
the church and looking hesitatingly
about, paused in tho midst Of his sermon
and exclaimed, "Go out, young man
she is not hcrcw
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22

Artrnus Ward once commenced
lecture by saying: "Ladics and gen
tlcmcn, ! POSSESS gigantic intellect
hut haven't 1t with me-"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22

A boy of four, taken to church for the
first time, listened to the organ for q
few moments, and then said: "When
will the organ man let the monkey
ont 7"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22

What is the difference between q man
and IL tired dog! Onc wears coat
and the other pants.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22
cuHrxrxoATU.

SANpmrHsT (A,lstralia) March lst ls'..
have been investigating Mrssrs Sander e.
Sons Eucalyptus Extract, and have tO admit that
there H. beside II, no mCtiraMrnt Oi such uni.
vrrsal effect on the human system that know Of.
II checks completely all inta,l,natOIls Of what.
ever kinl-cht.t lung and all throat affections
such as Bronchitis and Diphthrria. 1t cures
rheumatism, Toothaclc, Neuralgia, the most So.
we're Colds, etc. used II with unparalleled sue.
cess in Swrllings Bruises, Sp,,,ins. Burns Wounds
Of the most serious nature in all disorders Of the
Bowels DarrhTa, etc, and gladly acknowledge
,ts merits for the benefit Of the public.
(Signcd] JOHN CRU1CkSHANk. NJ ID.
Dr. Moslcr. Professor at the University "f
G,iciswaldc Germany. reports astonishing cures
of Diptlcritcs, Asthma, (l,crIinrr KlDsohe Wo.
chc,lschriit, Nov. u, 1870, at orr nfficc.)
| The extract effected cures Of Typhoid Fever,
Inflammation Of Breasts and Swelling Of Legs at
| ter confinement, DyMntcry. WhoOplnH Tough,
intlau.t Eyes, etc. DR. CRrICKSnANk.
Epito,ne Of declaration, made before N.COHN,
Esq. j. r., at Sandhmrst. October, ~:
The sOn Of Mr.. Ranlm was hurt wit an aXc III
the knee. After nine weeks medical Treatment
II wus declared necessary by DR.. MargillivIay Il
nu,p,itatc tlIc limb. AZ that jnnrtnlr the FIX
tract wa. applied, and the wound speedily cure,
without anWatatiol.
The daughter Of Mr.. .Junghcin,. suffering from
disease of tn, bone. M pronounced by s.Atkin
sun and loyd, vii" attended the girl without si'
istnrtory result, WAS cured just ~ speedily.
SANpiIi EsI. Australia, Sept. IL, 1s79.
thereby certify that tlm above are the contcnt'
Of an advertisement published ut Sandhmlsf aud
that the named Drs. Margillv'ay Atkinson an:
Boyd are well known medical practitioners rs'
ding at SaiMliutst.
iSiuurdl =. a. WOODW ARD. Mayor.
!. the undersigned, acting Wee Consul Genera
Of tlw United States at Mrla,nrlr. do h.irb!
certify, etc. Isi.ncdI JNO X. SMiIh.
The great sanativrI rInwrroithc Extract 'nn'Igii
under notice NJ Prince Bismarck through th
Consul Of the German Empire ut Mrll"n,1".
All the ,lmuImnts in question may J" insl~r'
cd I'm attcs;,d copic. ut any time ut the office {"
the undersigned agents Of Sander a Sons Enca
lyptus Extract ,,,s
In. Extract i. sold by IN. y. NJ. BROOKS n
nm. ,lo)lar and quarter lnttlc. Each bottle
ac,o,n,nn,.l by direction. for n-c and reports
cures
Wholesale at Z. Il, FlNLAn N'V'
Sole \ gents for the Southern States.
3, Magazine street, Now Orleans.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22
CAUTION.

There arr .o,ne preparations Of the gum resin
IN the trade witloilt any value N nr'licaln.t.
They may easily l~ dia'elI'eti: az they turn milky,
on account Of their tcrrbinthnrois nature when
mixed with spirits Of wine. W. ar the only
existing manufacturers vi the pure Extract (<s'
~ncct Of the leaves " the Australian gum tree:
Tbc,vtur, ask fOr Sander Il Sons Extract. ab'l
insist Epon getting il. IjaDl1 ~.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22

,l,HE PURE VOLATILE PARTICLES OF
i the leaves of the NJ rnown", Anti.Fcver
Tree THE EUCALYPTUS GLOBtLtS,'
and the only protection against contagion IN ca
scs of yellow. Typhoid and other trvc!w.
DO not whit until that terrible t'N, Yellow Fr.
We, appears in yonr midst. but protect Yourself
and family by using before hand our EXTRACT
w an moiant, and when fever has already vet III
take internally four to Nix drops in sI.Mni!'I oi
water once day and apply II externally freely
to the region Of the lnw.ls. 1t is the only rem
,,ly thnt ran bC relied Oh.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22
PIANO TUNING

pRoF.J. s. LAVEKTY
AND lakes pleasure In an.
nouncing to the people
DID loi Baton Rouge and the
nEI AllVlNV parishes adjoining that
Ihe IN prepared to tune
pianos and put them in the most thorough repair.
Having thu advantage Of a complete educational
and musical course through the Philadelphia
Blind Institute M institution famed for thor.
oghness IN all its branches. h. l. surely entitled
to the public confidence and approval. The fol.
lowing testimonial signed hya number Of 0lu
lwst citizens affords additional evidence Of liH
merits and qualifications.
Baton Rouge, La December 24tl, 1870.
| To th~e whom II may yeOncrrll.-I'Wf.J. >. Law.
crty, IN teachrrOf Music in the Louisiana lnsti.
tuition for tho Blind. Hc IN upright In character
and gcltlrnanly In manner. 1leplOlWses tO stek
employment ut Tuning Pianos. Those qualified
10 fudge, account him skilled Tuner, and his
work bas given satisfaction 10 thos, whom he
l,as served liz in cordially commended to the
kindly consideration Of all those to whom IN the
prosecution Of his purpose hc may present him
arlf +. LANE, Principal In. Institution for the
Blind; W. II. GoOpALE, vicc.l'TsitlPnt La. ~
4titution for the blind Il. W. WApDIII. }. w
McMAIN, members h,artl n Trustees; I'VtcssOl
SgwELl. La. State University. jOsiluA BEAL
Henry JONES, WV. GAHIG, G. X. DAVID.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Of East
- Baton Rouge, David L. Garig Va. s. J.
WestbroOk. NJ. 1919, late Parish Court, now
Sevepteeuth Judicial District Court, parish Of
East Baton lsougc.
the Honorable Court afOresaid and directed tn
the sheriff Of said parish, have seized and vii
EXPOSE tO pablc sale. In front Gf the Court
house door Of said parish, on
Saturday, the 5tl day Of June
next. A. D.. 1880, l,etwesn the hours Of eleven
o clock A. NJ. and ionr o'clock r. M Of said d,y,
all ~ right, title interest and claim Of the
Det. ~ Ut y. =. WestkrOok, in and to the fol-
low :. .ctibed real property, tO-wit:
L. u.c hundred acres Of lend on Sandy
Cr,k oun,lcd on the north by lands Of Samuel
Coo, ,i,l on the south by lands formerly own
ell by j. y. Denham. east BY Sandy Creek and
| Wr., "a. Samuel Butler, with the buildings
| and imp OvGInentB.
ID Also, fifty acres Of land on Sandy Creek,
bounced on the north by the above one hundred
acres ,as, ly SANDY Creek, south by lands
known II. BaItell tract, west by lands formerly
Owmr,l hy j. q. Denham, on the Baton Rouge
and Lihcr,y Road.
3rd. Hmc hundred acres Of land purchased by
said : j. WestbrOOk from John WestbrOok and
adjoining tile one hundred acres the said >. >.
| NeStDTtUk ShN6 W Sbb'" UNIV" ."
change for the above described fifty acres, SAID
one hundred acres being part Of tract OF
two hundred acres, situated on Little Sandy
| Creek, at about TWENTY-FIVE miles from the City
Of Baton Rouge, in the north end OF section
ftty.nine, township five. south range two east,
and bounded north by II. Tavlor, east hy John
Carmena West by TenEy, and South by lands
Of ". j. WcstlTOok.
Seized 20 pay and satisfy the amount oi jHdg'
R,ent interest and costs claimed III the above
entitled and numbered snit.
Terms of salc--casb, with the benefit OF ap-
pr ,isrmenf. D. W. bA iES' Sher'i'.
MAY ], irs0 y2nl3
TNTHE MATTER or THE SUCCESSION
| j of Eobt IJ Elliott deceased. No. 1868 Pro
botc. Seventeenth Judicial District Court, Par
islI of East Baton Rouge.
Whereas. Mrs. Matte E. Elliott ,a,lninistra'rix
of fine succession Of Robt. J. Elliott late OF said
parish. deceased, La. this day filed in the nfte:
of the undersigned Clerk Of said Court, final
account Of lieI administration Of said sncrcssiGf.
Notice is hereby given To Ill person. interested
to show cause III any they havr) within ten days
from the first publication hereof, why said ap.
plica tion should not ls. granted and said final
account apyIvye,l hOu,ologatcl and made IN"
Judgment 81 said Court
, Given u,ptr my hand and seal oi said Court
this, gsl daAf April y; ~: I.,o;
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22

NLD Daniel BlMnr-A tav"ritc brand
" of Whisky, at David 4 Garigs.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22

PROF.J. s. .LAVEKTY
takes pleasure In an.
nouIlcing to the people
Of Baton Rouge and the
parishes adjoining that
{. ,,,n,,r,,.l tn t,,s,n
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

We have determined 80 sdopt tho CASH.
iu-advance system. and those who know
or have becn notified, That their subscrip~
ton bas expired, will please renew at
once. This BIS tic only plan ~ which a
newspaper can Doe made Goo cresung and
at the game time financial success. We
hope our friends will take the hint Don't
wait uli until you come 20 town To- pay,
but send the money bv mail. Yol can
send one dollar a. time aud whom your
subscription for that amount expires we
viii notify you OF the fact. Paper money
sent us in NslI scaled envelope will very
seldom fail tD reach us. Those who Owe
us ON subscription viii please pay up 20
the present time and also renew 10 they
wish the paper sent them. BY the time
you receive this issue OF the ARo rs YOU
will have received statement OF your
indebtedness. our expenses are heavy
and We must meet them boz advance,
therefore " expect all 90 pay up. Wl
make ao crceDt., ns, and crpecf u cui5yout
zee plan b. gtc Uoy teller.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04
Ersm No. II school SEsuse.

Nov 20 From appearances this morn
ing there will lie no. lack for slcig
snow.
Tn's is = good place for game, some of
our peighbcrs went out 'posom hunting
snd caught 500
\ protrac,ed meeting will begin Dec.
An az Bethlehem under the supervision
of Rev lsasc Barus. We hope there
may be much good realized as there is
vast room for Improvement.
Mrs Elizabeth Grow, OF .OAklAud,
daughter OF George Everett, 10 visiting
fricuds 10 this place. 1oUrHFuL.
We are not prepared, "typographi-
caily," To publish tho enigma seut us by
Youthful" -EDl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

a movement ia now being made 10 have
the Baltimore and Ohio Express Co.
establish an express Office o, this place
If there is anything needed for the &C
commodstiou of our citizens, Il ia GER
tainly an ezpTefs office. Although the
SCENTS at Tunnelton do All they can for
tue accommodation u tho Kiugwood peo-
pie, il Is not without considerable trouble,
and sometimes very annoying The ct
fort now bsing made deserves 10 be sue
cessiul end We hope tbat we sbsll soon
have on Office in Ktugwood. Should Que
be established, all express goods for this
place would be- sent from Tunnclton by
the daily hack on the day Of their arrival
at the latter place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

The average West Virginia newspaper
will next week show the imprint Of tho
turkey the editor ate tOsday.- IS dyjte
1dUyc1tc NOU' 10Th
Ahcm! We wish our papor was largo
enoug h to show a fun imprint 81 the tur-
key we helped discuss al Esq. Murdock's
on tho 25ti but it isn't,
Judging from tho above quotation We
arc almost led TO believe that the editor
of Tho Adcocatc looks at tho turkey ques-
ton about Lac the fox did At that Of the
grapes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

The Keyscr Eclo says. "On Monday "a
sixteen year old son OF Mr.. VI. l.. Mott,
and = son Of MIR. John ". Delay, aged
about sightren, became iGvoIved in an
alteration at Motifs schOol-house, near
Delays mill, and finally came TO blows.
Ia the struggle that followed Mott was
badly cut in tie let breast with pocket
knife 10y Delay. The wouud.is q worry
dangerous one. about an inch and half
long and very deep. Dr. WolGey, Of
Ridgcville, was summoned, who dressed
the wound, which is not necessarily dan
eerous.'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

Who will be our next Mayor? Hop
j. G. McGrew hes now served in that
capacity tor two years, and we ere in
formed (but not authorltively) that he
will declne-a reelection. He has made
an excellent and Efficient officer, .'and We
should he careful in choosing his success
sor, should be decline to serve another
year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

Navigation In ths river was stoppe at
Bellaire, Tuesday, and passengers from
the Andes wore transferred at Wsgee co
tho BelIairo and Southern Railroad. The
Courier is froze UP at Cressp's and h r
passengers Noro brought up to this point
in wagons. Unless these boats roach
their destination soon, TO discharge their
he.Ny frcighls, they will be in a bad FIX.
N1UtdSrRlc Reporter,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

For cheap goods call on Cbiiester g.
i.h. Bucelou,. " Va. 10 the c0-part-
uership heretofore existing between ITEM
viii. by mutual consent, expire on tho
first day of tpril. 1881. and they propose
Co sell goods choap for cash or produce
up 20 that time. an persons knowing
themselves tu bc indebted to said firm
are hereby requested 60 call and settle
the same. as tno business must bo closed
before The day OF di,sO. utiOn aforesaid.
CUIDEsIEH a. SMITH.
Nov gy 1891
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

II is reported that a man diod in
Ritchio county few days ago who WAS
supposed 10 be ll6 years old. The cause
et Ills death i attributed to the eNces-
sive use OF tobacco for lO4 years and q
cold ne contracted 10y getting wet feet
while attending the funeral of George
Washington. But we shall put the
whole thing down - a campaign ca
nard' unless the G0cctic ssys il is true.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

We have received from Lieut.. X. NJ
Brown, corresponding Secretary of tho
Now York Branch OF the l.. :. Naval In
su;uto, aniinvitstion to hc present NJ a
special meeting TO be held at the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn, Dec. LIST, During the
meeting Lieut. Schwatka, Of the L. :.
Army, will read aipsper relating 10 his
recent search after the relics Of Sir John
FrsEklin's Spedition.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04
Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors Of Hgckrer Fab6cx, de-
ceased
Ten pursuance ofa decree Of the Circuit
Court or TIE County of Preston. made BOO
cause ihorolu pending. 90 subject The
real estate ~ the said Buckuer Fairfsv
90 the payment 81 his debts. Won are re-
quired TO present your claims against tic
said Buokuef Fairfax Tor adjudication
10 Smith Crane, Commissioner. al bis
office i'm the said county, on or before the
9Th day Of DeceubAr next.
witness. Smith Crane. CIork OF said
court, this lih dav NJ Novsu bor 1880
SMITH CRANE. Clerk
JNo. BARToN PAYNE, Counsel. uoIs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

.nnoL business now before tbe public,
nHAf You can make money faster ~
- ~ work Tor us iban ~ aBylhiug
else Capital not required. We will start
you. S12a day eu0 upwards made at
home by ibo Industrious Men. women,
boys and girls wanted ovoryw hero 90 work
Tor u.s. Now IS the time You cen de-
vote your whole time 20 the work fonly
your sparo moments. No other business
will pay you neatly as well. No one vii
Ing to work can fail 20 make okOrnlN-g
pay Oy engaging at once. Costly Outtt
AID terms iroe. A great opportunity fsg
mskiug mcn~Ysafly ADD huu0rablp Ak
itls rsC y Y. ACytata Mauo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

We are In possession Of a copy of the
Wichita (KAn) City Eagle. The editor
Of the Eagle has been travelling through
this section Of the State and, of course,
writes it up, yet with downward ten
dency.' We have few comments 10
make which We shall give cur readers in
our next issue,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

We learn from the Barbour JcfTer-
sonian that Perry haT,eney, Of Philippi,
e lying at the point of death, at the resi-
Ceuce OF his uncle at that place. We re
member Perry as one of the brightest
students OF West Virginia College and we
are sorry to learn Of his dangerous illncss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

JOSH Billings asks and answers 81 fol-
i"wS: "N hat.is m editpr' A. editors
business is to il,o out editorials. grin :
out poetry, sort manuscript, keep "a
mighty biz waste basket, steal matter,
fight other peoples bAttl0, take Willie
beans and apple sass TOR pay whom hc
can set 1t, work ninc;eeu hours. out OF
twenty four md DO .scolded by every
body.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

The following open lettor is published
In the West Union Record: Dear Late
Candidate; That little rriutor's bin sun
remains unpaid, which fact. probably,
you are aware or a disposition TO pay
the same at an early season, will save
trouble. And don't YOU forget it. ONCE
hours from "a. m. till 9p. m.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

Dear reader, 81 your psper is discontin-
ued, for The non-psyment Of subscupton
ia advance, don't get mad and "cuss' ds.
but just reach down IN that old ru-ty
wallet tbst you bave been stretching for
years and take out . few pieces Of Gin
aud send ihem'rigbt slong 10 the AEeUs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

The b. & O. mail arrangement is very
unsatisfactory one TO the people of this
section. IL our people are to be blessed"
with it until next spring the probabilities
are ihst some persons Will use laugu age
more forcible than polite.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

The feather ronovsting gentleman, who
have been in Kiugwood for several
weeks have Como To- Cranberry. We are
pleased to note tho fact Of their going
there, for we believe Tho place needs o
general Securing up"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

'paily except SUNDAY. tDailv. tDon't
stop here. Besides the above>naned
trains there is W,y Train with pass,
enger car attached, that goes both east
anu west daily, except sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04

We learn that Sheriff elect Thoma
will occupy the Jail building after tho
fret Of January, and that Mr. Charles
Carroll viii move into Mr. Thomass resi-
doncc on Main So.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-04
AnivcIr Tin.e. No neuht.

sleighing party consisting OF Mr.. p.
J. Crogan and Miss Auuie Cruise, Mr. T..
w. Zinn and Miss Icea Frazier, and Mr..
W. J. Lavclle and Miss Mary J. Crogun,
of Iunnelton and Newburg, paid King
wood brief visit'last Saturday aYcning.
They retained 10 Tunnclton that night,
after taking supper a. the. Corbin House.