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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27

If men would spend in doing good
to others quarter OF the money they spend
in doing harm to themselves, misery would
vanish from the earth.
What an American girl wants is a
"Will" of her own, but young man with
any other name is often Just as acceptable.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27

Horse shoes are made of wrought iron
except when a horse throws one. Then it
is cast.
The one man to whom practice is dear
er than theory, is the lawyer.
When a doctors business is at stand
still he feels terribly out of patients.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27

fb 40 10 a WEEK in your own town ana N.
AhEA capital rlsked. You can give the Inns
qpVU lnessa trial without expense. The
best opportunity ever offered for those
willing to work. You should tIy notlinS else
untll you zee for yourself what you can do a /
Ihe business we oflef. No room to explain here
You can devote all your time or only your snare
time 70 the business. and make great paw for
every hour that you work. Women maEe as
1nuch as men. send for special private terms
anu particulars, which we mail free. s5 Outfit
Tree. Don't complain of hard times while Won
nave such chance. Address II. II a LII EHT
& CO., Portland, Maine, June Tvs
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Thevoltaic ReIt Co, Marshall, IicI,

Will send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon so days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to them without delay.
nov.l2-ly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27

The log cabin in which James Buchan-
an was born now stands on the main street
OF Mercersburg, Pa, four miles from the
Presidents birthplace, the structure having
been moved many years ago.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27

Some watches in jewelers. window at
Westtield, Mass.j are marked: as; warrant
ed worthless" This is retaliation upon a
dry goods merchant who is selling cheap
watches,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27

The thrifty man will always put some
thing away for rainy day, even if it's
nothing but an old borrowed umbrella.
Washington city is fast becoming the
chosen resort where newly welded couples
go to enjoy the honey moon.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27
Miles Patent Safety Pin.

Made from the best brass spriag wire, with
complete and ectprotection for the point,
m the shape OF round shield, formed from
sheet brass, the whole being Nickel Plated and
handsomely finished.
This Pin is a perfect one and the best in the
market.
We also control the sale of COLES PLTEyT
HAT AND COAT HOOK.-These Hooks are made
from the best Swedes Iron Wire, nattened, with
points barbed. They are easily driven and
give excellent satisfaction where they are in
use. We are the exclusive manufacturers of
the above named Pin and Hat and Coat Hook.
Correspondence solicited.
DOUBLE POINTED TACK CO.,
Ios CHAMBERS ST., New Yozk City.
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STOP THAT COUGM.
Warranted to give relief Or money refunde.

BY USING DIR. GERMANS COUGH AND coSsUMr.
T1oN CURE.
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PENSIONS. jury, y0tN even mGSna oy SccGehR GG lR,
or any disease entities n soldier of the l0te war
to pension. A ] pensions by the law OF Janu.
deaCh Of soldier All entitled should apply al
once. Thousands who are now drawing De
SION are entitled to an Incl ease. Soldiers und
widows OF the war of 1872, and NJ IeXican war are
entitled TO PENSIONS Thousands are yet enti-
tied 10 bounty nut don't kLOw IL. Fees in all
cases only 5000. Send TWO STAMPS Tor new
laws blanks and Instructions to NAT. WARD
FITZGERALD, U. s. CLAIM ATTORNEY, Box
5sS, Washington, d. dec 27-tf.
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JUMBLES.

thing for a rainy day!" Sissy:
Don't know, Tommy; 'spect
it means borrowing a friends
umbrella and never returning
it."
"A little girl knew a min
lister would hear her read a
composition. The subject was
"The Cow" She weaved in
this complimentary sentence:
1.-THE COW is the most useful
animal in the world, except
religion"
Little Charlie had his hair
"bobbed" the other day, but
did not like the operation of
brushing. "Ma, that barber's
brush made me squawk. !"
Mothea: II did not hear any
noise. Charlie: "But Isquawk-
ed in my thinks"
"A little five-year-old girl
Of Oil City, who is receiving a
kindergarten course in object
lesson, was told by her teacher
that the camel had four stom-
achs. Examining the block
representions of this beast of
the desert a moment, to decide
where he carried them all, the
little one pointed to the hump
and exclaimed: "Oh, mamma,
and there's where he keeps
them! don't he?"
Old Nickelpinch's grand
son called his attention to a
bird the other day. "That,s
no Bird" began the old man.
why, yes it is, grandpa, in
terrupted the boy, "don't yon
see it pick up the crumbs at
the door," "That's no Bird"
Nickelpinch, when
the youngest again yelled, Il
say it is a bird, an I'll leave it
to gran'ma ifit aiu't." "That
snow Bird" calmly remarked
gran dpa, sis thefirst one Il
have seen this season."
-"Oh mamma doesn't allow
me to dance with midshipmen!
was the response Of the
of a high functionary
to a gallant young MILDLY on
one OF queen Nlctorla'S ships,
when he asked for a waltz.
But the young woman-who
has Indian blood in her veins
.relented when she found he
was a nobleman as well as a
and claimed him for a
partner. ooh, mamma does
not allow me to dance with
squaws!" was the boys reply,
as he moved away.
-"My Children" began
Mr., Collyer, as his family
gathered around the breakfast
table at his residence, "we
should remember, as we sit
here surrounded by plenty,
that one hundred and two
years to-day George Birthing-
ton was passing his washday
I mean George Worthing-
ton was washing his birthday
| want to say is, Warge
J Joshington was boshing his
washday." "Hang it," ex-
claimed Mr. Blifkin, excitedly;
81 want you to understand
that the immortal father of
this country, Gorge Goshing-
ton, was starving at Valley
Some months ago, Rev.
Wash. GLADDEN. ofSpringield,
Mass, believing that ifhe
could find out how the active
and prominent men of his own
city spent their boyhood, it
help to solve the
of what is the best
training for boys, sent a circu-
lar letter to So of the most
prominent men in Springfield.
The answers showed that 10
of the SO had been farmers
boys, OR village boys, who
did farm work, and of the
remaining Is most of whom
had been brought up in the
city, only 4 had nothing in
particular to do. The others
worked early and late to earn
their living, some of them
having started as newsboys.
-HVUentU Xraay.s moo - co,,,
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New Advertisements.
No Patent-No Pay.
PATENTS

for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and des.
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to
patentablityy free of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited to send for a copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer to the German American
National Bank, Washington, DC; the Royal
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations,
at Washington; Hon. Jos. Casey, late Chief
Justice U. S. Court of Claims; to the Officials
of the U. S. Patent Office, and TO Senators
an d embers of Congress from every State.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER & CO.. Solici-
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
Building, WASHINGTON, DC. dec22
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27

VIII entitle the member TO q certificate for
one Thousand Dollars to Oe paid Nt his death
TO MS legal heirs or assigns, whenever such
death NAV occur.
The assessment for membership OF TwoThou-
SAND Dollar benefit are double, ana for Three
Thousand Dollars tTlpple the amount given IN
the above table, the assessments aud annual
dues alwai Increasing In the SAINT ratio as the
henett in class increases. A Assessments Will
not increase with the advance OF age OF a meni.
Der.
A member or his heirs, may name a successor;
but u the notice OF the death OF ? member 20
the Secretary rs not accompanied with the
name o. q successor. then the Society VIII put
in a successor and hll Tn vac Incy according
10 the regulations OF the SOciet
should member die before hts four pay
ments of Five Dollars each are made, the re-
naming unpaid part VIII De deducted from the
One thousand Dollars due hls heirs.
A class Is iuli when IL numbers one thousand
memhera
This plan recommends itself to every think.
lng reader for its simplicity, equity, aud advan-
tagea.
Bh0 ie0uid not prOVids for his family at his
deaih when it can be done 30 cheaDly and.Wifh.
out incODgenlenCe or disadvantage.
Males and Females from 10 to O5 years OF age
may become membere.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27

The Bitters invariably remedy yeliOwness Of
the complexion ard whites OF the ewes painS
IN the right side and under the right shoulder
blade, fur, ed TONGUE, high cOlOged M me nau .ea
vertigo. dyspepsia. cOnstipati tion, heayiness of
the head, mental despoEdency, and every other
manifestation or accompaniment of disorder
ed condition of the liver. The stomach. boweis
and kidneys al o experience their regulating
and TONIC influence.
For sale by ali Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally. mar 0 Nv
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27

The Society presents the following plan for
consideration; fhe payment OF EIGHT DOL
LARS ON application, FIN T. DOLLAR ) annu-
ally for four ears, and thereafter TWO DOL
LARS annually during life, with prO-rata MOI.
t6ltY bssessments at the death OF each mem
ber which for Division Is as follows:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-27

los CHAMBERS ST., New YOzk City.
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Married

Jan, /, 1880, az The residence Of Mr..
ThoS. Snidcr, i'm Independence, by Rey.
Sau'l. Graham, Mr. Isaac Wilson and
Miss Mary Scott
Dec. %, 1879, at the sugar Valley
Church, in Pleasant District, by Rev.
Jacob Summers Mr.. jerome Kelly and
Miss Lcadocia Frankhouser.
Nov. 6, 1879, at the residence Of Mr..
John +. Smith, in Pleasant District by
Rev. j. Il, Weaver, Mr.. Dayton NJ
Forquer and,Miss Sarah G. Smith
Dec. 20, 1879, at the Sugar Valley
Church, by Rev. J. G.. Weaver. Mr..
Thos. - Bower and Miss Nancy l..
BurcLincl.
Dec. %, 1879, ut tho residence Of Mr..
james liO~ton. in Reno District, by Rev.
}. NJ. Conway, Mr.. Danl FUNK and
Miss Mary T.. Hooton.
Dec. q, 1879 at the residence Of Mr..
James Braham. in Portland District,
by Boy. j. NJ. Conway, Mr.. VIM.
Frtnkey and Miss Martha a. Braham.
Dec, 70, 1879, at tho residence Of Mrs.
Margaret Keiser, in Reno District, by
Rev. Elias Anvil, Mr.. y. Scott john
con and Miss Auneta A. Keiser
DC. IS, 1879, at The residence Of Mr..
Joseph Hartman, in Pleasant District, by
Rev. Conrad Ringer, Mr. Geo. A. Ring
er and Miss Virginia Il. Hartman.
Soy. Q, 1875 az The residence Of Mr..
David Williams, in Reno District, by Rev.
Marcellus Kooita, Mr.. James II. Knots
ADD Miss Ssrcuia T.. Williams.
oct. ., 1879, at the residence Of Mr.
Henry Smith, in Portland District, by
Rev. ". d. Lee, Mr.. Thos. A Cssleel
and Nice Susan smith.
Dec. 3 1870, at the residence Of Mr..
Conrad Ringer 90 Pleasant District by
Rev Conrad Ringer, Mr.. William u.
Deberry and Bliss Bell Fraukhousor.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Decd made oct. IS 1879. from ID. l..
Fawcett to J. c. Atwood for his undivi-
ded of the McGrow farm. in Kingwood
District
Deed made Aug. &. 1873, from Cresslors
heirs t. Geo w. Bishop for 20 and u
acres land in Portland District.
Decd made Jany. 1878, from VIM. j.
McGee 70 ii. Il. Hartman for l02 acres
land in Lyon District.
Deed made Aug. -, 1879, from Aaron
Fike to Moses Fike for 30 acres land in
Union District.
Decd made Dee .. 1872, from Davi |
Dects To Mariah Grim for p acres land in
Union District.
Deed made Dec. l6 1879 from d. II.
Jackson Il Peter Nollz f1I his interest in
the Stoucbraker land in Kiugwood Dis
trict
Deed made March p, 1870, from II. NJ.
Hayden to Geo. \. Kelley for 40 acres
lsnd i'm Pleasant District.
Decd made NOV. 20, 1879. from y. g..
Browning To Jonas Doberry for 80 acres
and in Pleasant District.
Deed made Dee %, 1879, from John Il.
stone to Board of OVer~eers OF the Poor
for the Poorhouse property in Kingwood
District.
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man he had just past, who returned and
eNtricated him nom his painful and
perilous position. \ Doctor was sent
Tor who set his leg, amer which he was
carried to his home, in which work, on
account OF the roughness Of the road,
sixteen PERSONS were engaged
Sarah, daughter Of Mr.. anG Mr.. J..
NJ. Whetscll, died on sunday nigh last,
at IL o'clock. Of scarlet fcvor, and WAS
buried Oh Monday afternoon at o'clock
in the ccmotry on MI. William MLet-
sci : farm +. urtceu Summers of
sunshine and flowers marked tho sho, I
span IF her bright your- life. Gentle
and patient in sickness, and in the
hour of death resigned to the will OF Him
who says. "Comc unto me all W that
labor and are heavy burdoued ana | will
give YOU rest" our heartfelt sympa>
thieS go out To the stricken and boreavcd
father amt mother. in this their hour of
sore affection. MAY lIc WHO "tomperS
the wind To the shorn lamb" comfort
aud sustain them.
The three remaining daughters Of Mr..
and Mrs. WhCtScll are AT this time ly~
ing in OF tic Same icll lisoasc-Scarlct
foyer, but hopes are entertained OF their
recovery.
Amer preaching saturday evening aud
sunday morning and evening. Rev.
Mr. Ford closed his meeting on account
o. Il 'kuess aud Indictment weather.
IL his shall loo approved 10y thu Ed
tor md readers of the ARaUs, probably
we will write ognin.
MNVdERV fEAruEN
January g. 1850.
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smut down during the holidays, but
IL IN in'l olast AGAIN.
~ IS with pro'onsi pleasure that
we earn OF the marriage o onr
's'ented ir'erd, DR.. +. NJ Dent,
OF NewonrR' We regret that pre-
v'ons engagements prevented cur
attendance AT the weddings never
'he.es'' we Otter onr sincere con
ere'n'anons to u. Frank and bon
'ori.e' ana may their pathway
through lie be stIewn with divers
We notice tue Il. y O. Il, T..
%, nave enclosed the shafts on Tuu
mel hllI with i'nces.
u, } Sh"hrr sud y. j Bonafel@
were at Hnwe'v'ile Saturday MIGHT
TO clean out the Howesvileites
on debate but they didn't "eEGs-
actIY do It,
"Fyro' says they have tho lsz,est
man in the County at Austen: says
he's so lazy that he can spell h,-
own name without first uugiuS
bel to let the people know tAat
he's y living criter Awful,
The social eveut Of the season ws.
he soclsb'e ON "Wednesday er
Dec. 81, at the icsil"uce OF NJ.
i. Wolcott, on Gibson ST
~as made M OF the most elite OF ou
CITY, and we can say tlu,ulu'',
without fear or CoutIa1icifr, iL.t
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the young people, reunion ., OK
sheriff Thomas's on New Ye,rs even
ing was q most pleasant termination Of
an otherwise dull holiday week At an
carly hour the guests began to pour in
and by o'clock the spacious parlors
below ~ VOL as the rooms above were
hAedito oyerilowlug with the happy, joy
Gus throng Of fair young ladies' and gal
liant young gentlemen. In an agreeable
interchange Of greetings, congratulations
and good wishes, in conversation and
music the time was pleasantly employ
ed till 10 O'Clock. at which scgsonable
hour, all withdrew.
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WHEELING WHOLESALE MARKET.


WnEgLrYa Dec. q
WHEAT \ fsir supply "a coming 10;
! % @Sl.SO IL the ruling pice.
CuRN n .cctpts faic, scllug ri 90.
RYg.-Seles ti.u, but quite amlI; sell
100 ai Coz @ bushel
OAr5-Tnc market firm with moiar
ate dem end aud decreasing supply; good
TO prime 3o@3j;
BAnL&Y-Sclrc5 with q moderate dc.
mand, except for the best qnel ties at Boa,
PRovI.IoEs
COFFaR-Fair 80 good RIO AZ 4Ol5r;
prime l7c; choice Ia; best Wheeling
ronsicd lSc, yellow RIO 49,, Java CSC
Syrup9, common 4O@ij'. prime 48,; Now
Odears mJla7-ea, 3j@tj'i prime new
choice SOC.
SUoAg-Refccl hard cru he'd 11Jc:
puiverised. ~; GRADUATED. 1917;
extra g. 0{n; beat yellow, o. common
yellow Simsfri New Orleans, 7lmSlc.
BUTTER commodity is in good de-.
mand for choice grades with a probable
increase in quantity. We quote choice al
1874 PIC
PorAToRs-A 81 25@L5O rer Dbl;
rwcet potatoes SO 30 per Dbl
HoNEY-New dOmcatic lOm12i;. per
pound.
SALT-Tbc market Is quiet at 3 30 for
the hest quality.
TALLow-ln fair demand Grc steady.
Prime city rendered sells at j@5,c. per
No loose.
GNsgyG- Firm AZ 81 20 per b. for
choice Old, and SOC for green
WooL--QIoted at 42m4j; for choice
washed, aud one-thlrd IN for unwashcd.
NAus-iOl % 81 442J An abale.
ment Of lOcts seq on orders # 200
kegs ~ upva
Al 90
HAY-D sm1ud active. suuply fqual 10
"; old loose on wagons &lS Og02D % per
ton baled at about the same figures. or
true higher 800 some cases We-'c-u
Iowa SlS O01 20 90
MiLLFggD--Iu sma'l demand and holfs
steady middings 5iS per ton; shin stuff
St2 per ton.
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PORTLAND DISTRICT.
AN INTERESTING LETTER FROM MISS MAR
gERY FEATHER

AN INlkRt fIINt LETTER FROM MISS MAR
eERY FEATHER
Dcor renter ofthc Arq,,g:
Instead Of the usual neighborhood
uows and light gossip. IL is my painful
task upon this occasion to spoah cl &C.
cidents. sickness and even death Is
few days ago ~ Mr.. Buckner Wh~sel
was returning TO his home from Port
land, he was thrown from the horse he
was riding and badly hurt On tho
evening Of January LIST, SIR. Samuo
Trembiy mot with very sad accident
While crossing the bridge at ~ mo horse
which he was riding slipped AID foil
on the right leg Of the rider. break ng
both bones just aboyo the ANGLE. Tho
animal in struggling TO regain ,a foot
ing fell a second time upon the broken
leg Of Mr.. Trembly, greatly increasing
his pain and danger. Fortunately he
was enabled to attract the attention Of a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10

The frame oG the nov JOUyndI building
is MP and when completed will present a
very neat and creditablo appearance.
We congratulate our Do'glbor upon tins
substantial evidence Of prosperity, and
take this occasion To say int, apart from
its abominoblc politics tho JoU,Woti is a
fiIstrate local newspaper and deserving
ufa liberal support.
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Advertisements OF moro than two
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LEGAL notices % cents per line FOR fuul
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THE
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Is Published eCcJy Sah8'daV 6y he
ARGUS PRINTING COMPANY.
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We learn il'at steps AFRO Icing taken for
the carly establishment ola public read
ing room in EiugwoOd. We are informs
ed that the movement is meeting with
general favor, and that tile new building
Of Mr., Potor VoI.z. on Main Street, has
been secured for the purpose.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10

ID. Bower ana Nancy 5. Burchinell Mau
rice NJ. best anu Marcills Whitehair: Jc-
rome Kelley and Lesdocia Frankhouser:
Nelson b. Bell and Letitia Il. Squires;
Isaac Wilson and Mary Scott; VIM. ID.
Runner and Elisabeth Ashhu5r; Geo. l..
Deuscnberry and Missouri A Funk: Simon
ID. Snider and Mollie Loar; b. b. Smith
and Msriah c. Carr:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10

MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED.
Licenses have Doe granted bv clerk
Martin TO TIC following named persons
since our last report:
William Frankly and Martha a. Bra
ham;
Jas. A Garlets and Ella Sterling. Geo.
w. Rider and Della b. Stone Doctor
Scott Johnson and Annette A. Keiser.
DAM. Funk AID Mary f. Hooton. Thos.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10

Daily except sunday. tDaily. tDou't
stop here, Besides the above~named
trains therc is "a " ~ Train with pass =
euger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10

We ar. in cceipt of a very hands ON
and noauy printed Cal .ndar for 1880
from the job printing department Of tina
sterling and ably cordu,ted Democratic
new paper the Whccl1,G RegSicr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10

Among our callers this week were
Me-srs. John O'DonnelI, Ed. Messenger
Jonas Dcberry, Adam Wolf, II. NJ
Grimes, Ur Gay Fairfax, Col John -
Rigg, Constable 4 J. Murray and Jus
tice =. NJ. summers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10

Jno. Barton Payne, Esq, was on a
business trip 10 Feuowsville, Nowburg
and Tuuuelton last Saturday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10

Remember the lecture by President
Thompson az the Court House this Sat
urdayl evening.
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains of the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad,
for the stations named below, which cook
effect May. 18th, 1879:
EASTWARD HOUND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10

Although an unusual amount OF spa @
has been surrendered TO dependence
and other local matter this week. we re-
gret that several interesting communion
ii, n, have been unavoidably crowded
OFT, We wish our correspondents would
realize the necessity OF bcjrg more biiet
and G Ecisc iu the statement Of facts.
Comfy Court. President Joseph NJ
Shaw, and associa G Justices Thomas NJ
Summers and John 5. Mitchell, conven-
eel at noon on mo lday and adjourned at
noon on Thursday OF this week. We
will rublis! summary Of its proceed
inCs IL our nc Xt issue.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10
HENEN CLAY HYDE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

EINGwoop. PRESTON COUNTY, ~. va.
,~W an practice in Preston and nd
Joining counties
OruCE- In CNuc's brick luIdng
Court Square. OctIS>'gq
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

At an election held Jany. 1st for mum,
cipal officers the following anti-license
ticket was chosen:
For Mayor,
Hon Jas. G. McGrew.
For Recorder.
John NJ. Crane.
For CounC0men,
ID G Hughes, 5. w. Smalley, DR.. II
b. l.. Trippett, Chss. w Fawoett and
DR.. VIM. r Potter
There were two tickets in the field
both anti license, and upon both the
names ct Messrs. McGrew, Crane and
Hughes appeared for the offices to which
they were respectively elected
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-10
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Tunneiton, Jan. 6, 1880.

Mckenzie, tie Pcdd'cr soils SnksaS
ow rs 81 cents per yard