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Murder WIN Out.

A postal card addressed to Fitz
hugh d Hunter, Bridgeport, w. Va.
will bring you prices, terms and full
particulars of the best Sewing Ma
chine in the world. The White Sew
ing Machine is perfect and complete
Lightest running, least noise and sim,
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MoLLIE A. DAVIS, Sec.

A CARELESS DENTIsr-How Hi
FILLED TooTH.-For many months
the health of Miss Lizzie Fleming
has been much impaired, at times
causing serious apprehension among
her friends. She suffered much from
what seemed to be. neuralgia and
toothache. A short time ago in hope
of getting some relief she had tooth
extracted by DIR. Geo. B. Morris
when to his surprise he found run
ming through the tooth and imbed
ded in the jaw bone piece of a
sharp dental instrument three fourths
of an inch long. The tooth was filled
by Pittsburgh dentist more than a
year ago, who no doubt broke the
instrument off while gouging in it
and left it to do it's own mischief
DIR. Morris gave it as his opinion
that had not the tooth and instru-
ment been removed debility TO such
an extent as to cause death would
have ensued. That dentist ought to
be we'll patronized. He is a gentle
man p Of principle.
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M0rgantown Graded School.

In order to give the patrons of thu
Morgantown Graded School some ide,
of the regularity with which the pupil
attend, and also to give those pupils
public credit who allow nothing. unless
it he unavoidable, to interfere Will
their work. propose to publish month
ly the names of all pupils who are no
absent a single day. Although regu
lar attendance is not all times sure
test of the pupils progress, still gener-
ally it is an excellent one. The teach
er's roll, other things being equal, is q
fair index to the scholars progress. The
list of names entitled to publication fol
the month ending February 3D.. is as
follows:
Room Miss Mary v. Chadwick
teacher. Matte Campbell, Emma
Coleman, Mamie Hoge, Mary Wade
Anna b. Sturgiss, Frank Chalfant, Rus
sell Houston, Linzy Keener, George
Keener, Arlie Christie, Willie Hoffman
David Hoge; Willie Simpson, Willie
Rider, Milton Hackney, George Good,
win, Alfred Protzman-17.
Room miss L. r. Coil, teacher
Lily Hackney, Allie Boyer, Eva Hayes
Mary Gregg, Fannie Peery, Emma
Wells, Fannie MADEIRA, Emma Wells,
Fannie MADEIRA, Ida Price, Bernie
Morgan, Eddie Shanks, Elmor Jacobs
Charlie Finnell, Harry O'Kelley, Grove
O'Kelly, Theo. Hornor-15.
Room 3-Miss Laura Shisler, teach
err. Nora Crow, Nettie Carraco, Ida
Hite, Lucy johnson, Myrtle Walters,
Nora Hoge, Byron Casselberry, Harry
Hayes, james Hoge, Willie Kitchens,
John Keener, -- Lawhead, Wal>
ter MADEIRA, Harry Pride, Eddie Sni-
der, Frank Wood-17.
Room Mrs. L. R. Google, teach
err. Cora Hoffman. Lottie Taylor
Carrie Nuzum, Allie Vance, Mary
MADEIRA, Eva Marstellar, Bessie NJ ar
stellar, Sallie Wells, Charley Cheno-
weth, Harry Caswell, Orvin Snod-
grass, Clarence St. Clair, Grove Keen
er-14.
Room Miss Annie Campbell,
teacher. Matte Berkshire, Lucy
Chalfant, Lizzie Hite, Ella Keefover,
Sallie Lawhead. Anna Manear, Ray
Bricker, Jesse Bright, John Cassel-
berry, Bonnie MADEIRA, Frank Pride,
Frank Pickenpaugh-l2.
Total in all rooms-61.
The per cent Of attendance for this
month is not less than ninety, which
is very good. 1t is not 80 good every
month. We would cali the attention
of parents to the Importance of reg
ular attendance. There is but little
progress without it,.
b. S. MORGAN, Teacher.
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Circuit Court j Jurors.

List of Jurors drawn on the 19tf
day of January, 1880, to attend be
fore the Circuit Court of Monongads
county, at its March term, 1880:
East Side--Jacob Jacobs, Johr
Adams, VIM. Bennett, Jesse Level
len, John Hastings, VIM. Howell
Riley Satterield, Joseph Guynn, 10
seph Grub, David Stafford, Isaac
Bell, Samuel Henry, E. j. Evans, G
W. Sarver, A., J. Jones, John w
Pixler.
Vest Side-Lindsay C. Moore
Eli Collins, John S. Brown, Alber
Robey, James Eddy, Nicholas Hank
er, Eli Bowers, Cyrus Michael, Olive
J. Sutton, Reason Tenant, L. S
Shriver, w. o. Hcnnen, Henry II
King, Hezekiah Low.
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DEATH OF Miss FANNIE MooHEAD.
The sad intelligence of the death
Of Miss Finnie Moorhead, in Alleghe-
N.Y. Pa, from diphtheria, wasTeeeived
the latter part of last week by her
sister Mrs. l. G. White, of this place.
Miss Moorhead spent several months
here last Summer and was quite a
favorite among the young folks. She
was a handsome, vivacious young
lady. Her sad and untimely demise
is universally regretted and is sub
ject ofmuch remark among her friend,
here.
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Stony Point Items.

Sickness prevails to great ex-
tent in this vicinity at this time.
.Jno. N. Simpkin's two children are
suffering from diphtheria.
Several members of Jno. A. b.
Martins family are down with the
same disease.
Miss Maria Hunt has been suffer
ing for some time with something like
fever.
Mr.. Will Halls two children are
also very sick from diphtheria.
The school at Stony Point is pro-
crossing finely. Miss Rosa Larkin
is a good teacher and is giving
satisfaction to the patrons Of the
school.
We Democrats were very much
pleased with your suggestion given a
few weeks ago to nominate Mr. w.
P. Wiley for Attorney General. Mr..
Wiley is certainly well qualified for
the position. He is true and tried
Democrat and as he was our stand
ard bearer when Democrat had no
chance for election, let us call for
him now when we can elect him. The
Democrats of Monongalia will give
him solid support and we know of
some Republicans who will vote for
him. ia. B. MARTIN
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The following is list of Jurors
drawn on the 18th day Of January,
1880, to attend before the County
Court of Monongalia county, at its
April term, 1880:
East Side-Oliver P. Jollife, joni
Ross Jack Molisee, Larkin Hall,
Jonah McMillen, John F. Chips, L.
c. Beals, HeE-y Austin.
Vest Side-Alexander Trippett,
Uriah Camp, Robert F. Tapp, Corbly
Anderson, Marion Tenant, Joseph
Clark Smith, John Cowell, Alph.
Hood, John P. Keenan,, Marshall
Knox, Mahlon Tenant, Jacob Lem
ley, Simon Mcclure, G. f. Moore,
Remembrance S. Lantz, LEROY Core,
Ely Stewart, John +. Taught, Isaac
Weaver, Evans Waters, Israel Ste
yens, Judson Tough. @
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IcE.-We are gratified to announce
that our ice men have succeeded in
packing their ice houses full, of a
rather good quality Of that luxury.
The ice secured, we are told, was
more than three inches thick. Many
Of our people were apprehensive of an
ice famine next summer, but their
fears may now be set at rest, as we
are assured Of fair crop that will
be supplied t.youf citizens at rcas-
enable price.
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THE following is the programme OF
the Alumni of Cass District, to he
held at Fort Martin, February 21st.,
1880: Music; Prayer; Music. Ora
ton, Otis w. Waters-"True Honor
and Manhood" Music. Grafton,
Simon L. Boyers-"The Effects of
Thought. Essay, Rebecca P. Court
ney-"Words." Music. Grafton,
Geo. w. Sutton-Time the Evolu,
tionizer Of the Worlds Changes and
Events Grafton, VIM. III. Hart
young America" Music. Ora
ton, VIM. Fl. Tucker-'Lincoln. y
Grafton, Eliza Davis-"Changes in
Private and Public Life" Music.
Essay, HELEN Dawson-"The Open
ing of the Future" Grafton, Her
bert w. Fleming-"Rum National
Curse" Music, E. say--Estella v.
South-"Modes of Thought" Ora
ton, Jasper w. Smith--"Motives of
True Government"
OTIs w. WATERS, Pres.
MOIIJr A DAVIS Sec
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County CLERKS OFFIcE.-The fol
lowing transfers were admitted to
record for the week ending February
7th., 1880: Shelby P. Weltner to
Phillip H. Keck, 22S acres, in Union
District, for 100000.
The following marriage license.
were admitted to record up to- Feb
ruary 7th., 1880: Joseph B. Nichol-
+. son and .Sintha Ann Burns, John s.
Lindsey and M. Augusta Dering.
February 7, 1880. Nv. W.
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CLINTON DISTRICT.
WOODLAND, Feb. 9Th, 1880.

WOODLAND, Feb. 6th., 1880.
Rev. A. L. Cralle is still carrying
on the protracted meeting at Mt. Cal.
vary. Twenty-Five have professed
conversion, and there are ten seekers
yet. This has been a good meeting.
The members feel very much encour-
aged. There are some prospect OF
others turning to the Lord.
We have fine sleighing snow and
good prospects for more.
The educational meeting ut Gosh
en- did not amount to much, as nearly
everybody went to Church. The
meeting is absorbing the interest of
the people, and the schools, Literary
Societies and everything else has to
stand back.
We are glad to say that our veter-
an blacksmith, Mr.. VIM. Jenkins,
who has been sick nearly a year, is
now slowly recovering.
There is a slip in the Evansville
pike, at the Poor House Hill, causing
great inconvenience to those who
travel that way.
Some Of the farmers above here
have been selling their horses to the
buyers. Mr.. John Jolliffe took two
to town yesterday, sold them both,
and took passage in somebody's sled
for home. ALEXIS,
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New Arran0emeut.

/ have lately taken charge Of the
Mackey Mill and with improved ma
chinery and an excellent miller will
spare no effort to turn out good work.
A pair of new and tried buhrs have
lately been added and everything
about the mill is in excellent order.
L keep constantly on hand all kinds
Of feed, meal, -four &c. Give mo q
call. j. JOSEPH.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-02-14

Ia The MEssRs- WILLIAMS, whose in
tention to 60 vest we mentioned some
time ago will start from this county
tomorrow Thursday for their new
home near Fort Scott, Kansas. That
is the trouble with slow-going West
Virginia, her more enterprising and
restless young men won't stay here.
They go where there is more life,
more railroads, more business and
more money. While We regret the
departure of these men we wish
them much success in the West. i
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PERSONAL MESrIoN.-Capt. Sam
Sears has been quite unwell fer sew,
eral days, from the effect of severe
cold.
Cur young friend Thos. II. b,
Staggers, of Fairmont, has been in
town several days attending to legal
business and visiting his friends. We
are glad to note the perceptahle meas
ure Of prosperity that he enjoys in
the practice of his profession. We
always knew Tom. would "come OCT
and feel gratified to realize our anti
cipations in his case.
Mr.. T. v. Coleman was in town
Wednesday with shipment of pro-
duce to the East. He and his part
ner, ii. T. Tough, are doing lively
business in the mercantile line at
McCurdysvills Monongalia county.
Both are clever gentlemen and de-
serve to succeed. Fairmost Inder.
We understood that our young
friend DR.. j. M. Mccoy will also
open up an office in this place, in
the room over Comerford's drug store
recently occupied by James Bog
CESS, for the practice of his profess
sion-dentistry. The doctor is de
serving Of large practice, and we
have no doubt he will soon cause the
visits of DIR. Morris to this place to
cease.--Ib.
Miss Ella Vandervort, of Cedar
Valley, is visiting friends in town.
Marcellus Stewart, Esq, of Union
district, paid ye editor a visit on
Monday.
We regret to announce the contin.
ued illness of Mrs. ID. l. B. Ander,
son and her daughter Lizzie.
Miss Mary V. Hagans left on Mon.
day for Pittsburgh, where she will
remain until June in the Pittsburgh
Conservatory of music. Miss Ha-
gans has rare musical talent and O
term at that institution will no doubt
increase her efficiency in musical
science. She will be missed by hel
friends during her absence.
Our old friend Mr.. /. w. Crow
made us his usual call, at this sea.
son, on Tuesday and paid his sub
scription year in advance. Mr.
Crowl is a gentleman of the old
School for whom we have entertain
ed great respect from our boyhood
We were favored with call from
our staunch Democratic friend Maj,
Jno. A. B. Martin, of Grant district
last week. The Major.is sound pc.
litically and thinks Monongalia will
go all right politically at the next
election and he only laughs at the
Observation-Disclosures
back trade.
Mr.. John II. Carlow another OF
our good Democratic friends from
Cass district, dropped in on Monday
and paid up his subscription. Mr..
Carlow is clever intelligent gentle
man. One of those we are always
gratified to meet
Wilbur Dorsey, Esq, of Mt. Nor
ris was among our profitable callers
this week. Wilbur is still lover OF
good horses and keeps that kind.
He is steady farmer.
Mr.. John Bowers, of Cheat Neck,
favored us with n call on Tuesday.
Mr.. b. is one of our staunch friends,
and q most excellent citizen. We
would be gratified to see him often
err.
Sheriff Ford, of Preston county,
was in town on Monday to make his
deposit for the State in the Morgan
town Bank. He called to see us and
to renew his subscription to the New
DOMINION. 1t is not astonishing that
he is popular in Preston county as
he is very pleasant intelligent
gentleman and good business man.
Mrs. j. X. Durr went to Chicago
last week, where she will remain for
several weeks.
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d Nix. JOSEPH MoRELAND, we learn,
has purchased the Gay property, OPP
posite the National Bank, and will
. occupy it in the Spring. All of the
heirs mp to this time have not been
consulted, but we have no doubt the
purchase will. be confirmed in few
days. The property now occupied by
Mr.. Moreland will be for sale or rent.
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The SILVER CLOUD ORCHESTRA
gave its entertainment last Saturday
evening according to announcement.
The attendance was not large, but a
very pleasant evening was spent by
all who attended. The receipts were
not as large as might have been ex-
pected but added something to the
treasury. The boys have about
enough to purchase their instruments,
but will need still more assistance
for instruction. The enterprise bids
fair to be > success We congrat-
ulate the gentlemen on their enter
prise.
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Mr.. LIN. WADE informs us that
he has rented enc of the rooms adj
joining our Office, and will now begin
the practice Of law. We have no
doubt Ledre~ will be good neigh
Dor, and we hope clients may flock
to him,
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Mr.. JAS. +. HOPKINS, the clever
proprietor Of the Franklin House,
gave an entertainment to a number
of his friends on Tuesday evening.
1t was spoken Of as very enjoyable
affair by those who attended.
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WE call especial attention to the
Commissioners tSales found on the
fourth page Of this paper, also to the
Financial Condition of the Morgan
town Bank. ~ t
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MAJOR WV. w. JOHN was in town
on Tuesday, and requested US to say
that the unpaid subscriptions to the
Fair Stock must be settled by March
Court. The amount still unpaid is
nearly $500, and the Company can
not do without it longer.
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CAPT VIM WESTON, the engineer
in charge of Lock No. 8 was in town
on Tuesday. He stated that work
on the cribbing of the lock was pro-
crossing and that all the damage to
the Lock wall would be repaired in a
short time.
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WHEN you want neat cheap job
work call at thisoffice. We have the
best job press that ever was in the
place and we have gained the rep
,utation. of doing the neatest and
cheapest job work ever turned out
in Morgantown
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RELIGroUs NoTEs.--Rev. G.. A. Glib
bons, rector Of the p. E. Church, was
here Sunday, and held meetings in
Academy Hall.
Meetings will be resumed at the
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
evening. Preaching may be expect
ed on that and subsequent evenings.
Services begin at 81 o'clock in the
evening. All are cordially invited.
"We took sweet council together, and
walked unto the house Of God in
company" -
Rev. Cralle, so we are informed,
will commence another Protrscted
meeting at the Academy, As soon as
the meeting he is now holding up in
Clinton district, is over.
The meeting at the NJ E. Church,
under the supervision of its pastor,
Rev. w. G. Snodgrass, is still in pro-
gress, and much good has been and
is being done. We believe there has
been up to the present time between
40 and so conversions.
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NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the Stock
holders of the Monongalia Fair Asso-
citation, held in Morgantown, w. Va,
on Monday, March 1st., 1880, for the
purpose of electing eleven Directors for
the ensuing year.
JOSEPH SNYDER, President.
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The Housekeeper is a neat little
Monthly Magazine, published espe-
cially for housekeepers. 1t is Is cts.
a year. To any lady, or any one else,
who procures us new subscriber
and $3.50, we will send the House
keeper free one year.
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THE Morgantown NEW DOMINION
has discarded it's patent "outside," "
and is very much improved editor
tally and geographically Fdirmont
IndeT. -.
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The divorce suit between S. P.
Weltner and his..wife was lately COM
promised by Mr.. Weltner paying
$3.50, and each party their own costs.
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Eureka Mills.

We have just added new Corn Burra
and other improvements to the Eureka
Mills and are now better prepared than
ever for all business in our line. The
best of work guaranteed to all our cus>
toners. We have all the facilities fer
dispstching work promptly.
THOMPSON Il ALLENDER.
Foot Of Walnut St., Morgentown.
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To THE LADrEs,-To any lady who
sends us 81 80 for 2 years subscrip-
tlon, we will send copy of the
Housekseper one year as a premium.
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On next Sunday week, February
18th, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan J. Pitch
er, of near Rivesville, will appropri-
ately celebrate the Goth anniversary
Of their marriage.--Fairmont In
der. ..--.... 4 LIZ.
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Justices Blank Summons for sale
at this Office, cheap.

The Housekeeper win be sent free,
one year, to any lady who win pro-
cure us new subscriber and send
us $3.50.
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"GRAY DAM" the well known pac-
ing horse, that has taken SO many
premiums at our fairs in the past, is
dead.
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For the New Dom,stor.1


For the New DoMIsios.l
Mr.. EDIToR:--I notice in your last
weeks issue nameess effusion, un-
der the heading Of Railway News .
purporting to be editorial, written by
yourself, but which everybody knows,
by its car marks, was not one word,
in fact, written by yourself. Its ego
tism betrays it's paternity, beyond
the possibility of mistake. Like the
Irishman, when asked how he knew
his donkey from others, replied that
he knew it by its "spach." But we
are pleased to see that little light
is penetrating his understanding,
caused, as we suppose, by your sug-
gestions, that it would be we'll to our
people to change their tactics about
speeding railroads, and to donate the
right Of way through their lands rath-
or than to attempt to build the road
by gas, and without money.
This suggestion he now adopts.
but says "some local aid will be ask
ed, by way Of subscription to the
Capital Stock of the Company, but
not more than can easily be raised"
But here again his ear marks betray
him, in his declaration that while
some local aid will be asked, he in
very significant words, chosen from
his own vocabulary, declares that he
will not give any of such local or
private aid, for he says that such
subscriptions will not be paid in gas,
which everybody that knows him,
knows il his chief stock in trade.
And that other remark in the same
connection, and evidently taken from
the same vocabulary, that such SUBJ
scriptions would not be paid in 'daisy
seed" was,as we at first supposed,
another form of declaration of his,
to express the same idea, that he
would not pay any such subscrip-
tions; but upon enquiry we can't
find that he ever owned or paid for
any land that would raise ssdaisy
Seed" SO we don't know what he
meant by that elegant expression, but
must suppose that it was mere slip
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MP your cough in the bud" said
Horace, Greeley, by taking "Dr. Sell
lers' Cough Syrup" Lose no time
in getting bottle. q g eee
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That WAR PRESENTED TO MARION
DURBrSe--A few days since a little
babe was left at the door of Mr.. F.
M. Durbin in Grafton. For q time
it was a mystery where the little
thing came from. The following
from the Grafton Sentinel explains
the matter:
1t turns out that the little babe
left at Mr.. Durbin's front door Thurs
day night of last week belonged to q
young lady who stopped at the Here
ford House some six months ago.
She was quite prepossessing in APP
pearance and very reserved. She
"asked no questions and answered
none" She had plenty of money and
paid all her bills promptly. In De
cember some time she gave birth to
a child, and on the night it was left
at Mr.. Durbin's door she took her
departure on train east. She was
accompanied TO the depot by her land
lady, who says the woman carried a
bundle in her arms which she sup
posed to be the infant. AS to how
it was gotten to Mr.. Durbin's door
is a matter altogether of speculation.
Nothing has since been learned of
the heartless mother who could thus
desert her own babe. The little un-
fortunate has been adopted by Mr..
William Powelrs family. Several
good homes were offered it, and there
was no trouble about finding moth
err for the motherless.
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.- We heres
by warn all persons not to ride or
drive on our land, or let down any
fences, without permission. The law
will be strictly enforced against all who
trespass on orr lands.
T.J. MEEKs.
S. q. CHADWICK.
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.GEsERAL n. Corr has resigned his
position as a member of the Board
of Directors Of the West Virginia
Penitentiary.
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DIED.-On Sunday, February sth.,
Of jaundice, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Anderson, aged
6 days.
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Special OEer fer Next 30 Days.
- On receipt ola cents, in money or
stamps, we will send, postpaid, to
any person, 30 nice, white visiting
cards, with name printed thereon.
This offer is only for the next 80
days.
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Too early yet for snake stories.--
Wayne Adpocote.
O, no; we knew n man who had
snakes in his boots when the snow
was foot deep, and the ice strong
enough to bear Il railroad train.