davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08
NucVo itineario del vapOr ingIeS
" "ARNO.v
Empezard regir ell 5 de agosto de 1880
pRIMERA OITTNEENA
PRIMERA QUINCENA A

NOTAS. -Cuando el mes anterior traiga
81 dias 81 vapor llegara un dia antes de los
exPr Prcsados, todos los puntos de esth ruta
Con respecto La ruta de la segunda quin-
cena daremOs op0rtuno aviso. 6s
Para pormenores sobre pasajes, hetes y
dennas, diriglrse Alos agentes de La Conapa-
MIA.
jui. 30. Ldtimer a CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08
A los Sres. facultativos.

En- la imprenta del BOLETIN sc yenden
81 ell cientO de cuartiiias con cuadriculas Ito
gratiedas para anOtar las variacioncs de la
temperature, del pulse y de la respiration en-
as observaciones elm cas- Hta. 80 ag.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08

de un m8gnifico coclle. propio para familia.
una buena pareja de cabailos tres iuepos
DO arneses para cabalio del palsy america
no. Todo excesivamente barato, v con na,y
POGO uso. -
Para infornes iirijanse 4 D. Emilio Iba.
hez, residente en- GtlAyBnilla. III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08
LETRAS EN- BLANCO.
AL COMERClO.

En- Ia imprenta del BoLETiN Sc yende
$3.50 ell ciento de magnffcas letras de cambio
tografadas en- Ia casa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08
Salsdo de la Habdaa Ell dia 90 {
zap. MoRTERA 6 MANUELA.

NuxyITAs Sres D. 2 s. Dola Comp.-0IBARA
suOesores de Silva. Rodriguez OQmp,-BARAooA r.
AlaTo Oomp.-oysA; sEes. g. L. Ros Comp
uain Bernedo ~AaUApILIA sres Amell, Julia o.
PUYRTo- Srss IriaTte, Eermano de 0araceua
TOOmp.-SANTHoMAs. Sres. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08
AL PUBLECO.

Con esta feeha he cohferido poder general a
don Jose Mediavila y Image para que me re.
presente en- los nego los, cobros todas lus
gestlones concernientes mi casa de conner, To-
10 que hago pdblico p; IA general conocimiento.
Manati, 2S de jnLo de 1885, Norey "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08
xpiso importaats.

Sc venden, d precio modico. de 900 COG
tn bos de hierro .fundido, de pulEadas de
dlametro 10 pies de longitud proximamen-
una maquina de vapor, semi tja, como de
a caballos de. fuerza, con su nomba cen
trlfuga, apropiadas al regadio de fincas ri >.
ticas.
En- esta im2renta informaran del precio y
condolences. 4--G
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08
SILABaRIO Y LlBRO DE LECTURA DIX SOL VES.

Terminada de imprimir la cuarta edicion CO.
iregida de este aereditado libro de texto para
las escuelas pesar de sn volnmen Sc hace en- eI
una rebaja de preeios al por meyor, vendiendo-
Sc en- esta imprenta:
To gruesa. a...................... $l8
La doeena g.
Ejemplares sueltos. s..,,.,,,,...,,., !, 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08


Tipos reducidos de Fletes.
canoies Sacoe vacios. Pc rfu-
meria, Juguetes. OuchiI eria. COL.
DrogRS.
lucallaria. alambre. cobre. ho- or tonc-
a de ata, clavos. tubos para
gas. .ferreteria, pintura. acel- ada de peso
a iArcia iabon. velas. papel. sol.
muebles, where's Who's leo medtda
res esptrituosos. AS.naS niue
aoainaria (no tenlendo pleas
cue pasen de dos toneladaS de sol. vapor.
Deso) psilaS para azucar -.
"a yidrierla. cervela, ciniento [ 1or
IadrIilos, abonoS. .............. ~"
.erro caderos foGones. ....... 4sI. Ton. de peso.
de 1900 saoos. 6ete eonvenc!o- 4:l. Idem.
nal ..-........---.- 's''..'-''.''j
Todo con oapa de 81. siendo pagadero en- Liver
ool q de l0% siendo pagadero cn Puerto-hic0.
los fietes paGar en- Puerto Rico SO cobraran al
ambio corriente de Giros las fechas de las llega
de los vaporee. ..
No se firrnara conoclmiento per menos de f0.l06.
Las plezas bultos de maQuinara Que pasen de
doa tOneladAs de peso. otr6s mercanClas no men
oIon adas arriba, hete conventional.
lObre embarQueS, por un solo vapor do no m6nos
ana 100 toneladas, para un solo OonsiRnatRrio, Sc
SEonarA la capa pagAndose hete en- LIVERPOOL & la
Snfra0A de los conocimtentoe.
Para pormenores dirigtrse
On Liverpool. =. los sres. White Forman 4 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08
LIN II A
VAPORES- -CORRE0S ESPANOLES,
-entre Liverpoolv Puerto Rico,
lm I,,as. De s,h lIau .al IL, sIgsssta.
Tipos reducidos de Fletes.

Dsspachandose uno ol as de cada mos en- Liver
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08

NOTASE
de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-08

Cajetillas lie Is cigamllos gruesos % caje
tilas pOr 81 tomandO de s. en- adelante IS.
Picadura prensada en- paquotes. de lb.
60 centavos.
Id. en- paquetes sin prensar so cts.
II. sueltas del pals a 25.
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PERSONALS.

Jacob Stemple, Esq, of Aurora, was i'm
to see us on Monday, and to pay his sub
scription to the ARGUS. MIR. Stemrle is
a good Democrat.
MIR. III, w. McCanerty, formerly editor
of the Newburg Independent, came homo
last week. Harry thinks there is very
little glory and no profit in the journals
tic field at Newbdrg, and expect TO go to
some city-probably Wheeling-to work
at the printing Grade.
The venerable DR.. NJ. Dent. of GranS
Vile. this cbunty, recently made visit
to his son, DR., VIM. NJ. Dent Of New
burg DOfiini6Ti.' -
Lee Cooper, Esq, of Kingwood, was IN
town last week.-Ibid. IN
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. f.. IaGerty, and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. TAFT, VI Gis lesvillo
were in town this week. 80.
Miss Jennie Cool, of Ncwburg, Is Wis
iting Miss Letitia Parks.
Mr.. Smith Crane is visiting friends at
Portland.
Mr.. Charlee f Vickery, of Portland,
and Mr. John Laughlin, pf he. h'm of
Laughlin Bros, druggists, Wheeling were
in town Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. r q. l. Trippett and lady returned
home from Grafton Saturday. The Doc
tors health is not much improved and
he is so weak he capnot walk without use
ing cane. We understand HE disease is
pronounced TO be rheumatism OF the heart
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and answer as to what amount they Dwell
the defendant on the 18th day o. Nov,
last.
State use Miller vs J, Ii. kVcvly et al.
Motion to correct a Judgment. AZ is or
dered that said Judgment Wnor n,ing, 70
StS.4l with interest be collected from Ev>
erly, Fairfax and Wolf, instead Of EVERY,
Fairfax. Wolf aud Morris.
State vs. V. Il. Eo9le, 'nItSdomeNJJRr>
Plead guilty to two indictments, ans
balance numbering oySS one hu9dret
were dismissed. q =
State vs.. Ami h. Wolf. misdemeSner.
Plead guilty and fined $40 and costs.
Same vs. Is, +. Manear, same. Same
order.
State vs. L. A. Washington, naisde>
meanor. Same order.
Benz. Snidot vs. Frank Uine, tresspsss.
Case dismissed Mt defendants cost
Tut & Feltner vs. Rawloy Simpson.
debit. The defendant failing to appear
plaintiff obtained a Judgment for Sl72.7l.
Ordered THAT John IL. Brown, late re-
coiver of the Court pay the taxes assess>
ed aud now due against tue heirs of David
Wonderly. decd. out OF funds now In
his hands belonging 10 said heirs.
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FROM PORTLAND

MAY 2l--Among many other curl.
GUS things which happened in our town
last week was an UNSUCCESSFUL attempt
Or the part Of some Of our citizens to
crash out Of existence a certain >bus-
ness man of Portland
~ A midnight meeting was held. pc
.titiou drawn up directed to the county
court, to the effect that this certain man
has been the cause Of great deal Of
trouble to them and praying them to
close up his place of business, &c It
was signed by fourteen "Stalwarts," and
one Of their n'upber started to the coun-
~ seat with 1t, while the balance of
them retired TO their couches and
dreamed that "ere the setting of anoth-
or sun" their enemy would be utterly
demolished. but what was their sur
prise and disappointment when their
messenger returned on the following
day with the sad news that the court
refused tn pay any attention to their
pitifUl appeal What is more singular
about the affair is the fact that The ma
jority Of these same gentlemen will at
tend divine services regularly, put on
long ices make lJngcr prayers and
urge upon Others the scri~tural inpu~
nation that Whatsoever ye would that
men should do to you so sc even so to
them Now when .pen who profess
to be christians are caught at midnight
conniying how they can ruin fellow
man, in the name Of Heaven what
nigh! not be expected Of those who
make no profession Of religion at all.
a las for their taIity,
OF christian charity,
One Of these same geptlqWen sven
went 30 faras to make the assertion
that he would not belieaye on oath
any person who would take drink Of
whiskey," and yet he, rs we'll as quite
a number Of his followers, chang out
handsome signs Themselves Theoply
difference we can see between the two
factions is that one comes boldly with
what they do the other does the same
work but snea<s out OF it under cover
Of darkness
20, consistency thou art q jewel"
Pact sgsq certain man was IN tho
lookup last geek Yes he vas. but il
took Fact, Twelve other men, two axo
handles, piece of two inch scanuinQ.
and Two ipch rope 70 get him there
and they only had 70 Hoyo him q few
feet, and yet Pact" ana Yha2py Go
Lucky" boast about the present board
having 70 much nerve
Deputy Sheriff Shaw wac here last
week helping the board that has 30
much nerve 10 preserve order Bop
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matters about tie court Hous,
COUNTY COURT.

| COUNTY COURT.
| County Court commended ON Monday.
May I7th, pres emit J NJ, Straw, President
and Jno. =. Murdoch and Jno. o. Whot-
sell, Justices.
First Dry. G. c. Forman, Asse gsor Of
the End District NJ this county appointed
Jonathan Forman and Charles Forman
his deputies, and said deputies took the
oath required by l1w.
Rev NJ. Balentihe having produced
sufficient proof Of ne being a minister Of
the Evangelical Association, and having
executed legal bond in the penalty Of
$500, he Is therefore authorized to cole,
brate the ties Of marriage In all tho
couDties Of this State.
The last Will and Testament Of John
A. Leyenstine deceased, was produced
by Maj. u. N. Or, the executor therein
named, and offered for probate, AMI it
was ordered that said Will BIO admitted
to probate.
second Ddy.--Lawrence Henry, admir-
Of the POI sOnal estate Of h. = henry
deceased, was authorized 10 have trans.
rred "a his own name any and all stocks
In The city Of Baltimore. Md, which bo-
Ionged 70 said decedent.
The following reports o. settlements
were examined, approve and confirmed
by the court
The first report Of Geo. A. King, admir-
OfThohIas King deceased. Tho report Of
th6 frst settlement Of John DAILY. admir-
OIL DAILY deceased The rsD6f. of{Ec
first se4lomeDt 6f Solomon walls, com
'tnittee Of Benz. Lawson deceased. Tho
report Of tho first settlement Of John
Taylor, guardian of Cornelius y. Tavlor
and owen NJ. Taylor The report " the
first settlement Of Levi r. Miller. admir-
Of the personal es .ato Of Jno. y. Gale de-
ceased. The report Of the ia I'd settle
ment Of Goo. Bucklew, admir- Of Geo. ~.
Bucklew deceased Report Of settles
ment Of Geo. W. Lbckoy. guardian Of q.
W Iack'y. Report and fnal settlement
OF s. McCrum, guardian Of Henry Por-
tor Report Of FIRST settlomont Of y. y.
Meyers and Solomon BuckIcw. adm'rs
of William Glover decd Report of the
debts AMI deptands 81 Rachel Rovse de.
ceased. Report Of the second settlem emf
~ Jacob G.. Wolf admir- Of Alex. %. Guth.
rie deceased.
Stevens, by his next friend, w Abr'm
q 5rdon, case. Motion TO quash warrant
overruIed.
Daniel Wbieheir W Edmund Mossen-
ger, or a suggestion. IN this case an
alias summons was awarded plaintiff re.
turnablo on tho second day ofnext term.
requiring the Board 81 Education of
FOftiand district 70 appear
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PORTLAND TRINA

d
MAY q. Scott II, Jones, who has been
visiting relatives and friend i'm Ohio. r.
turned homo SATURDAY evening.
John Johnson, OF Tunnelton, wss iu
town last week, receiving smiles from
the fair sex. The TunnIeltou ladie.
should not alloS this to 60 on. Look to
your interest, girls.
Professor Bayos has started a singing
class, and from what we can learn il got
ting along splopded. lie holds "Serv-
ices' in the School house every Saturday
evening. lie should meet with success
in his enterprise.
,"PollyQ @, L." of Tunnelton, was In
town on Thursday.
New board walk, has boon put down
by Joe Advir along his store, which adds
gratloy to the appearance. Of Il. Now
Joe, build alptstfurm aud SEQ what an
improvement it will mako. II you (and
tho peoplo) don't like II, why they. will
toll you to tear II down.
i Visitors have commenced To arrive at
The summit House. We hope To 500 n
lal go numbre of people spend the sum
mer hero. Good water. good grub and
good air is the making of person, all
of which can be found At Portland.
George ste Hart and James Worthing-
ton were arrested and put in the lock .up
on Monday, for disordorly conduct. AT
ter spending a night i'm there they were
relieved, a, q on Wednesday James was
arrested again Coz The same ofIense. Also
Antony Clark was arrested on the same
day. After paying fine of fivo dollars
each, they were released, after spending
the night I'm the COOLER"
Googe Gptptc has commenced to
keep hotel opposite. &. w. Mayer's
store He has dedicated II as the seen
trail House" IL your eye SAp.d ,lappen
90 gaze on the sign, walk in and We as
sure you of the Fact" Of getting good
square meal.
petition was cotton up. EiGEed by a
number o. persons i'm this place, praying
the license OF a certain druggist be taken
away from him. The petotion was hand
od 10 Judge Shaw, who took no futher
account OF It than &c glance over It and
throw II to one side. Tho cause was a
worthy OF TO he taken under cOpslGera-
ton and which will go to another Judge
who we hope will do 80.
Your paper seems To he read by a
large majority o our citizens, and from
what we can loarn is we'll received. We
hope In time 10 seeit ono of the leading
papers Of West Virginia.
HAPPY Go Lucky,
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MOTIFS FROM LYON,

MAY 2.-POlitics on the boom. ID
Speaking to some Of tiy9--isads on me
ihird-term, hey will mildpH Scratch. ttsoir
wise and IT Uranium and say, am not
in favor Of a third-term, but anything
before burbonisln.
<tuartley meeting began at the Allen
der School house May the 23rd, ending
on the 24th, e o" ri
Among the meny visitors we noticed
the smiling face Of Mr.. Willie WFiglt, Of
Independence. Willie put us in mind
of what we heard her say "Oh Willie
Wright. father says you can't stay to-
night, but being as you are bound to
leave 80 soon try TO come back nexe week
about room and then 1t may be that the
old man would not be quite so tight and
you could got ~ stay until ten Of night"
Fires very NUMEROUS for tho last few,
days. Quite a large one broke out on
Is. J. FOrtney's farm enc day last week.
No damage done.
Allender 81 Son Ia ve started up stoarn
end now the farmers can get lheir bi
cult 6our home without ba wing ~ Wsdt
80 lnng. -
Now you. can hear John w, Biitton
going around singing, and 'gf you want
toknow tho cause Of ali my joy will
tou you, am the father Of q bop ucing
baby boy" CREsoEET.
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burn 'out to -ec how big me thing 'ook
Ell when she goi throrvh 10 she was
only alive aud could gci hold of Preston
DoNy, and seTv' h ~ she dif that pillow.
l believe itWould 90 my sool god.
And a would save the Oh county 0,.m
a dry rot, Yes Pr,sion ne,,ls q shakiug.
There's gpod feathers in PRESTON " hueyr,
they do ~; a GOOD beating and a shaSs,lr
they turn 90 lively. Nbo'll do tho 90.
Vel propose bot one person this ~ 80
cor starto, and that person h that g,.nd
old patriarch C,.stavus J Cro~ap. be H.
the peoples choice, and the People Will
support him. And when he times
CONES 70, a strike to take Preston out Of
the hands otthc ruling few. he's got the
bruins TO do IL. ana tho will. he's go, me
courage Ia back up bis opinions he'll 30
what lac tbinks; , say he l. a bn o..
THIS lingering life la tho Republican
party OF ~ { county. romind- IA ~ the
ancient anecdote OF Az Irishman who cut
of the head OF turtle. aud Who then
commenced vigorously beat,ug {, a. "a
wobbled around in it, prolonged vitality.
and when told that the animal must "
dead. replied, Eyes, but tho craythur's
not sInsihlo Of IT,"
No'space for locals this week.
SELDOM. SEKN.
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NAY 25.-Right glad am to notice in
your paper letters from different psrte Of
the county, favorable 90 the nomination
of certain gentlemen for the several Off
ces Of the county IT'S but right aud
proper that every Democrat who can
weld tie pen should take part iu efforts
being ma dc 20 choose tho most popular.
tho most Woriby, and tho ones who can
commad the most votes. i hear a good
deal Of talk about the county going 70
tbo doyil because the people amt mofai
enough Co save &C. It's q big mistake,
Tho people are moral enough. il hey
only knew enough, My idea Of Preston
county, just ibis Preston. needs shak-.
ing up.
IT'S ike feather bed that's been laid
OF for years. 10 needs turning Inside
ont Old Grandmother Besbectibility
must he got OF and made 10 sit some B.
where in the corner whlle The bod is bo-
ing made new.
My old grandmotkeT used every
morning % give heather pillow she own.
cd an airing out Of the window and
fine old beating up. Sho would take It
IN hor two hands and:pat and shake 81.
She said the feathers got dogd and weio
not lively. And my two eyes nsed to
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The pay of the Census Enumerators in
Preston county is as follows: cents pc,
name and 15c per each farm, and each
death reported, cents
For establishments of productive indus
try reported manufactured as follows:
For each establishment returned or the
schedules of manufactures. IS cents.
For each establishment eturecd on the
special schedules of manufactures, % cts.
These rates are, of course, SUBJ ect TO the
provision of law that no enumerator shall
receive in excess of four dollars "a 00),
the maximum per diem authorized in any
case east of the Tooth meridian for each
day of actual service.
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Letters From Our Correspondents
FROM "uN1oN" AT BONNEVILLE.

FROM "UNIoN" AT BONNEVILLE.
MAY 24.-we were visited on last FRI
day evening with delightful rain, and
farmers look jubilant over tho prospect
OF a bountiful wheat harvest also rass.
oats. coru, &c.
Our old friend, Jas. l.. Nick emile. Is in
the huckster business vet, and not rail
reading, as stated by Birds Creek cor
respondent instead OF, the TOWNSVILLE
correspondent.
Now, Long D." you ought TO be
more gentle; You might get gentlemen
on their dignity and they will never pass
you the 'jug around"
Miss Maggie Cooke has returned from
Oakland to- hor homo, where she has
boon living for some time; also, Miss
Lucy Mattingly has returned home from
Cumberl and, Md, where SHE bas been
on an extendedHisit among her many
relatives for some time,
We noticed i'm ono of your issues that
County Superintendent BSy!os got a u,
tie out of humor. We CAN'T see why peo-
pie should criucise MIR. E&glesas anoilicer
for he seems To be very cl aver in procurs
ing schools Cor some of the ladies at |, asst
tried TO do so last Fall in this vicinity /;
or I'm other words get some of the teach
crs to "swop" schools.
We noticed that the Tunnelton Cores
pondent came down heavy on some o
the county Officials for patronizing the
Illicit dram shops at that place On sun
DAY. Oh Shaw, you ought not to be so
out spoken about dignihries. IL is bad
enough for them to have tLeir lrufth
measured by corn cob, and say no more.
.tISose bud" seems Ia have choice of
her own, and offers To meet me half way
in naIhing p ticket for the county clec>
ton. am nc. half way iuan. LII go the
whole hog or none.
Keep the bail rolling,
Discourage not"
There Is victory on the hill top:
There il victory III tho valley
There is victory In iEB' air;
There Is victory every where.
The JoUrdi correspondent OF ISeeds-
willie warts TO Groenbackers IN oa'eo
We want Republicans purely Died and
stamped. SO be Il. We cannot silt
yourselves, old 10Y and take care OF No. r.
What has become or'Polly q. L." His
column has been vacant for some timein
the ARGUS. Rally TO the front, how rs
acceptable. Your correspondent NEAR.
wedding in KingwOod. Well, w.
r., many are the happy wishes. fbsth have
been extended to you, and your fair
bride that you have not heard of. Here
is my va, and may sadness thAugh
life to you beunknOwn.
Politics down to level. Every one
well pleased with the eloquent speeches
n!ads by Hon. Chas, J. Faulkner and
Hon. Dan Is. Lucas, Oh tho nth. !, tsi
.iUSIoN.r
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rnn.f ALnafntl1av1LLr-

MAY 2l,-ThinRs arc pretty lively horo
Tpeoplo have not enough business Of
thcir own 10 keep them busy, they al
ways make IL convenient % attond to
other peoples
Crops look promising since llo rain.
The average boy may De seen with bis
fishing rod iu band looking ~ sober as a
Judge and dgbnng awsy the MOSQUITOES
as they try TO sing sweet songs ~ his
brown bare Sims, and ho VISITS In
breatlboss silence for the nibblo Of tho
chubb.
Rev, Joseph Clarke Delivered an ablo
sermon ia the baptist church Of this
place Sunday morning, which was lis
toned 70 by largo and attentive audi
enco.
We noticed ahslr q dozen tramps pass
through our noighborbood tho other day.
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Grove Jackson has baen painting Mir.
l.. NJ. Alhrighrs house. Grove Is one OF
thoreioly fcuQwS We pSo always glad to
see,
Mr.. = " Nodol,eNyer bas ALMOST COM
pleiod his Now workshop, ana Il adds
grcatlX y the improvement ofovr Vile,
ID. D.J3ish"P~ house II building under
the suPcrvis on o. W. n. Bowman "a
hrsS carpenter. OID STEW JoE.
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Some Of the boys Of this town are get
ting too reckless On Sunday evening
stone was thrown through tue bbpar,
sash Of one OF Mr.. Ilautz'swindows' Ind
had itstruck any one Of the famn3 70
might. have Killed them. Parents sfo.id
'cauu 81 their children about throwing
throwing stones, and should see
that they are not permitted to J5 on the
streets at such late hour. Home is
always the best place for BOYS st night
aid then they VIII not getinto mischief
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

On Thursday evening Of last week
SOME cyl disposed person struck Mr.. A.
o. 'maheaPs COW with stono, breaking
her log near the shoulder. The COW had
broken out OF tfie lot at Mr.. Manear's sta
BILE. tisthe dIfy COW he has. The proba-
bi!ih saro that he Win. lave to shoot her.
1t wa, areery' neaH tick, whoever i'd IL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-29

Thousands OF soldiers ana heirs arc
entitled to Pensions, with payment from
date of discharge or death, il applied for
before July 4, 1850. Wound, accidental
injury or disease entities to q Pension
Bounty end back pay collected. Increase
of Pensions secured. This firm estab-
lished i'm 1866. Address. enclosing stamp
EPSON BROS, u. s. Claim attorneys,
.fIF G.. Street Washington, ID. VC. 90
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