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NICHOLS, SHEPARD y CO.'S NlBRA
TOR TNkISHER$

The career of the Vibrator" has been
one long serial success, I. q hest proof OF
which L. perhaps touUd IN the numerous
im;taturs which have sprung up over the
country claiming 10 cnbpdy the "Nihra-
tor principle. or & ho las good Ms the
Vibrator" MeSsrs. Nichols, Shepard X
Co. baye been esta6h,hcd for more than
thirty years dating fsom 'StS); and Tor
more than twenty years the Vibrator"
has held its position NJ the head of threrh-
era. IL has stood every aud all kinds OF
test. AMI wherever il hss been given fair
triGl has taken the palm aud won c)uh
dvrCc aud trtpJs. The features of sup,
riurity arc SD many ia the vibrator"
that 20 vnumerate them all would he n
t7sk Tor an tNp' rispccd aud practical op-
orator Among them we may notice a
few. The inner parts for separating and
cleaning are much wider than in the ord
nary thresheIs. The separating work is
complete and mostly done at the cylinder.
The threshlng is done clcanly aud perfect
W, and there rs NO grain or seCd lcf, to
remain In the head or carried cut In the
straw. The grain is clean before it touch
IS The sieve; and when the Vibrator
delivers grain II is conditions iii for marx,
et. The simplicity Of construction is AN
important tCAtsre in the TachiLCry OF the
NioTa'' r. The running and wearing
parts ure few. There are no useless parts
To keep in order or "clog," aud the case
of managing IL such that no teacher It.
required; ana those who have used them
longest soy that who can run wheel
barrow can manage n vibrator" 1t
runs lighter than any other. and requires
much less stcampOwcr, IA well ~ less
horse power. Ii is tho most convenient
in cramping, backing, short turning etc
aud viii 30 it's work well despite any con.
ditiOn of wind Dr weather. Repairs cost
but little, and ali the parts are built with
regard 10 durability and wear. No
apron" machine will stand the wear
aud tear Of years as the vibrator will
None but the best of materials aru used In
it's construction, the lumber being en-, ir, e.
~ mr-scesoncd by years of exposure un
der the company's sheds.
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lily i'm favor of hl,ing our schools with
Preston county teachers, ana Will always
favor such rs fsr as he can lrgltimatcly.
anG properly DO so."-Joul9ios.
les funny 60 hear Gcntile preach up
tho hcautioS or jewish ox,.lusivcpcss
A. Ioany to Hcar mau OF broad pc.
"'I" N'ewS who believes In tho Univer-
>'' ni''d States of America with nom.
i.N S''n lines and equal rights tor
"'.''NN ma whites r'S mnoy, IN swear,
wv ''''n" You please to have him
conc ""' 'n pNN"o print and propose
' pat n Chinese wall of ostrdci.m
!" FOUND Preston ''an;y in "fd,r 90 pro.
'''' II 'r'" tho lHeorS'on Of teachers
from i'r'igA SbioS ami coundos, "as Cjy
~ n' ca" ''s'Hha'ely and properly do
II 'N"nN 'hU hc docs no; mako one
''',' exception from Mononsalia county
~ ''\"' oi nuns. ~
since the tcucher is merely nm onlcor,
'"' mo superintendent is an office,
''''''N u s Too 'nnny th't he's In rtVu,
~ NUNS 'ho S'A'o'> with rioSion county
'''' ''f~ Tine upcrintcndoucy with a
''''.'''" ''''" "'n'nS"i'
".'nF 'N' consistency WIS
.-.,,,..,...,. So, ''''' l''N'
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g. asopleAy. Iho deceased ves 80 OH
and highly respected onlz m, and le.v.
large FANNY of children 10 mourn his loss.
Me. Foreman of the lower end of tho
county, near Branionvillc. who has been
stopping al the Ellis hous-. aud under
Treatment Of Or. Wan VI. Dent & SOM
returned to his home, entirely relieved bv
an application.
u rn, unto Nc and Mrs FL Gasl,lc, on
Saturday, the l5jh instant. son.
Mr. VIM. L. Sergeant, of Irnodale. who
has been very IN, is able to be out again.
Mr. Eiitor, we indorsc tho sugg,suons
ot your howosy..l lie correspondent, of laet
week. In reference TO county officers, and
would suggest thorough organization.
aud would namo G. J. Sharrcr, ESQ. OF
Tunnelton, as the right man for sheriff
He is well known To tho voters of
Preston county as a gentlemen, Of fret
class qualifications.
Oar municipal election came OF on Sa.
ur1av, with the following result:
FIR Mayor, H. II. NIu,ar; Recorder.
d. j, >'oson CluociL p. Duas,n1rp.
August IcrcLlcr, Geo Anderson. Ian.
NJ. Frazier, B. ulls1rIucr Mr.. Mlnier.
The mayor elect, was a member OF thc
Council, last year. ana Is well quaiB ID
tor the position. The entire C.uucn Is
cNmposcd Of our most substantial cltizsns.
J3NEa, MuAPuy X co.
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IERhONALS

Miss Harris, who has been visiting at
Hon. =. NJ. Bishops, rctirnol to her
home AT Mouudsville Friday morning of
last week.
Hon. G. NJ. Bishop returned from
Weston Thursday
Mrs. ID. Y Morris, Of Rowlesburg,
Is bore visiting her mother.
VIM Il. Shaifcr, OF this Office, was at
Ncwbdrg Saturday last.
Leroy Stone and John Trowbridgc re-
turned from taxing the anidor family
to Pennsylvania Friday.
Col. II. w. Monroe anl WIN. G.
Brown, Jr., rctIruod from Tucker
county "Wednesday. j ". Barton Payne
did not return until saturday.
squire Murdoch, Mr. Elijah s after
and Jos. IL. Hawthorne (surcyor) were
oyer la Portland district last week Iii
vidiug the Ridauour estate anon. the
heirs. This ostoto embrace nearly 500
acres o: land.
Mrs ELIAS Lanta is visiting a, MIR
Lantz's lIthcr's, near Rowlcsburg.
Harry Potter, tho Jewoler, was ct
lrondale since our last issue.
Miss Susan Holt returned last Thurs
day from Y visit 10 Rcodsville, Preatol
Co.--Nc0 Dom,HfOn
MIR. Jos. Graham. of near Masontown.
called at orr Office SatUaday. joe is farm
ing now on hi, fathers farm. and his
healthy looks rather indicato that the
business agrees with him. joe is u so !
fellow and so arc always glad to have
him call.
DR.. Pratt went to West Union, Dod~
dIidge CO., to visit friends, last ) tuIda
We undcrsraud that the Doctor intends
opening an Office here aud TO commence
prac;icing medicine "a soon as be returns.
lie has rc,id Cd in ms place nearly a
year, and has convince Us that ho is n
perfect gentleman aud a good pbysi-
clan.
Mr. D MEL Albright. OF GAINESVILLE,
was in town Saturday.
Mr. J. NJ. Crane took Mrs. Hyde TO
Blandonviile on Saturday. Mrs. Hyde
was hero to see her brother Smith Crane,
Esq, in his illnss5.
Mr.. Elijah Shsffer is visiting friends at
Oakland.
McCansr;y & Hugbes have just finish
Cd a good and substantial fence around
tie schoOl-building grounds
Jos Hewley Hawthorne, + q went on
business trip to Cumberland Tuesday.
Mr. William Dodge, of Portland die
trict, called in 10 sec US, Monday. He's
taking orders for tombetoEpa and rnonu
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J. :. Bowxn.

'"'' LYON HiSTElCr.
We are having beautiful farming wealth
or, and ,ur farmers are not falling 10 ian.
prove ii. They arc fnnking preparations
for putting Out large crops Of corn and
OATS as they are stimulated by the fine
prospect Of a good wheat crop, and are
determined to have bundencc of seed
d 'positcd in the Earth that it may bring
t'rih golden haryce; for them.
Our genial mllers, Mcfsfs janice. and
J. II AIlcnGcr are doing IN extensive bn.
5iIcss this spring. j. 81. ~ always rcod,
and awaiting 10 accommodate his patti me
with ore hand 10 the hopper Gnd tic 9TH
or in the beg.
Two OF ,ur gallant young men desiring
to become educators or cxpacia,ors
Ncssrs $ NJ Suffer and 4. II Moore.
l"ft on last Monday for Portland 10 attend
the Normal Seminary, which ia under The
instruction Of Me.srs. Fikc aud Baylc-.
success TO you, boys, education f. what
makes the mule g.; but don't graduate
on 20 short time ~ you dil n; Mason
town. Short-baDdcd diplomas don't
amount 20 much On BiriB Creek.
W. w. beavers Who has been living
on DR.. II. M'Gmniss farm on Birds
creek, has moved h. the GIa1esyils Fur
mace.
Mr. Leroy saGr ~hc has been living
on his father .nllw's farm, WIN. Nc
Ginnis, has moved on ihc farm kuown ~
the "Joe Farm now ownta by u. n.
orr, Of Ncwbure.
The wife of Isaac g. Clsa4jy who has
been 60 dangerously sd fora few woke
p 81, We are .uow glad 30 soy. is much
better aud the prospects are that she will
recover.
Toe happiest man IN ,i lbe land ls S
J.. AlcGce. II is Che second edition and
q boy and 10 !s that that makes sam lie
Politics arc booming 10 this section of
The county and The Republicans are ready
to run James a Brown, Handy Glpeon
(colored), II nry s.. Walker or any good
Republican the convention may nominate.
We would suggest TIE name Of County
superintendent Beylca, Of Nonot gala.
upon the same ticket Tor legislature. and
whilest he is moldirg The minds Of the
Preston tcachcrs. may he spread bis do
main into the legislative dcpar ment and
make clean sweep Of all
We higly cDdor.e the suggestions made
by "Union,' aud desire toe name Of G. j
ShaGer, Of Tlrnel,oD, for the shorfaity.
They are all honest Jacksonian Demo.
crsls and the very men who con lead the
Democracy Of Preston county triumph
anlly over the Radical wave.
LISKLISGTOS.
CoNNERs sCHC0L HOusg-iT's PUSSY TOO.
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Attention is directed 70 the advertise
ment headed "Salo Of school Lands. ."
Col Il. W. Monroe, comr, under the
head Of new advertisements. There are
some three tracts OF this clasr Of lands
offered for sale, a,.d IL is undoubtedly am
opportunity 10 secure good bargains
$50 your attention is directed to the
Judicial Sale" under The same heading
it being desirable. dweili in the town
Of Portland
Also tho "Commissioncr'5 Notice" Of
John ii. Holt, commissi NOR
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rAnDv JUarca TO a wnsr vmoNuv.

NIN0W01U, NpUl n, ISSO.
some time last Summor or Autumn
Mr. /, l.. Cooper, OF Eiugwood, whilo
going East with some horses, became
involved in personal difficulty in Win
chester the circumstance, of which wor.
at the time worry much mi,uudcrst CD
ard exaggerated. Tho difficulty was
purely accidental, aud entirely due To-
Mr.. Cuop'rs unfortunate daame,-
subsequently, Wet Virginia couns,l
attended, MIN - Winchester, amt the
preseutmeut agains, him was promptly
disposed OF in a manner satisfactory AND
creJIable t. al parties.
ONE VINO KNows.
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FROM -ruNNrIroN.

Ann % Every tbinc on;o, on -,
= ,omac and in consequence tLoroar
/ have nothing Of in,or,'., ,o.,,i,,
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tha ta,t,vitb ON. or bo ,.,,o,, .,J
complctost stool, of 90 - uh,t L.,..
seq broupht to ,his ,looo,o,
A crowd of The n nnolion,tc, won,
down TO Nowbpr, T., sea IA. d,,,,,,i,
entertainment and all rro,o,n,,l :,
one of the best owe, ,iyon - ni. o,,n.
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natfers A6om me CoUyt House.

Mqrri00c Lfccascg Crua'ci. Marcellu
Taylor and Mary T.. Fioll.
ltli Reighisman and Ella Rinohort.
Samuel y Shay and VI. Virginia
Knots.
William J.. Gurtkie and Christian
Morgan.
owen NJ. Taylor and Lizzie T.. Tay,
Tor.
TiuaYc,s Rcqi Estic. Tho following
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CANDIDATES ANNOUNCEMENTS.

our terms Tor announcing c1ndidatcs
N6 lines or lcss) Cor political Offices are ~
follows;
For Con sr lsS, so; for state Senate, OF
any state office, $40, for House of Dole,
SU,e., or any county oN,e, 5; Tor l. is,
trict Offices 81.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

With the last issue of the Morgantown
Mem Dominion il entered into Tho nth
year OF it., existence. Itl,a good paper
both locally and editorially ana well
deserves the large amount of patronage
1t is receiving ia IT'S county, We hope
Bro. Fleming will he abIo to induce the
people OF his county to elect "a Democrats
ic ticket next al.
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NEW GOWN !

ca to J. J. Gocko's, Uowcsviuo, for
your now gnois. lie hos just retui uoi
from the E,s; with a full stuck of Dry
Goods, Notions. Roots and shoes. Hats,
Caps, Clothing, Hardware, ouccu>warc,
etc, al OF which will be sold az lowest
rrivos for cash, or Country Pr, dUcc. His
stock Is tho very lest that eau bJ lur-
chased,
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Lottors From Our Correspondents
rRnM rynn. Ar ArarrN.

ArRlL l3,-On las, Friday afternoon 81
sad aud painful accident occurred In This
quiet village which clmc worry mean
proving fatal To- the wife OFF. W. Tough
rio liomally Miss BuN V her clothing
taking fro. Just how It happened
seems 10 ho a mystcrv. when She dis
covered herself on Hrc, She ran out or
the house, into the open air, from thcrc
over TO Mrs. Ras. Ashhy's, "a di-Mu, OF
about twenty-five yards. airs. Ashby.
with great presence OF mimi, GRABBED I,p
quilt and suuothorci tho huucs. IN
doing so, however, sho had both her
hands severely 'um'. Mr.. Aslhv de.
serves grea. credit forth heroic uctjnus
as her coplucSS nui bravery is possessed
by few uudor such ,iryuu. unccs prs.
Lanhnm ami lIowon, of Ncwburg, wore
summoned, and did all ia thoir power to
case her pains, About one hird of hcr
"ody is burnt. lIor recovery is worry
doubtful. TYuo.
I'VE understand that Mrs. Iourhiir
has since died, aud was buried ON sun
day last at the Shay cemetery, abo, ,
uatin.- ED
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Thousands Of soldiers and heirs aro
entitled TO Pensions. with payment from
date OF discharge on death, it applied for
before July !. 1850. wound, accidental
injury or disease entities 10 Pension.
Bounty and hack pay collected. Inc,ca4c
of Pensions secured. This firm cstab.
lished i'm 1866. Address. enclosing stainp.
EDISON BROS, II. =. Claim ATTORNEYS.
an q. sire It Washington, ID. G.
sprl7- Il.
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Mr.. Luther Swoarengen and AIR. Ills
Shirer have bought the mail contract
from this place 90 runnclton. of NIr. G.
IL. Corhin. e"d will continue % run a
daily hack between the two places. Tho
express oili"e wlll shortly bc removed
to the Postonice building.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents Of his co,Rfy-One Year.
$3.50; six months, 10; four months, 80
cents.
To residents ofUc cOuGty-Oue year,
81 ,65-the 10 cents extra beng charged
>.prepay Iostage;- six months, S5 cents;
ChrSe months, go cents.
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No. mtvsI. KlNowoap nisrmcr.

The mrmcrs ur this section are buisily
engaged at their spring work.
Tho boys ot 30. Elovm say they arc
going To organize u baso ball cllb.
Nicholas Gross aud Adam Evuts aro
preparing To build now hmns.
success 20 the ARGUS.
Moss BACK.
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OFFICERS.

JNo. BARTON PAYNE, President.
WIN. G. BRowE, JR., Treasurer & Sec'y.
DiRKcroKs. DIR. VIM. NJ Dent. Chss
z. yickery, DIR. j. VI. G.. Fairfsx. John
III. Brown, Peter Znn. Frank No kce, -.
Stemple, Jr., and James ~ Miller.
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The Silver wedding OF Mr and Mrs. J.
r.. Jones at their residence at Portland on
Friday night Of last week, was a very en-.
joyablc affair. About fifty gussis were
present ard The supper, Which wac The
most elegant ever given ia Poruai, was
served at the summit IL use, ~. opp3-
site Mr., Joncss residence. Tie tables
reached around three sides Of The large
dining hall, ali Of which were occupied
The Dride'C Gaze was an elegant affair.
and wa in tire shape Of a pyramid and
crowned with beautiful wax n )wers co
twiocd around a horse shoe made Of pIas.
ter paris, bearing the word "lrtk.S
There we're raised letters in the fcinp.
forming -. = Jones, Hannah Jones.
1855 1880"
The party after supper returned to Mr..
Jones's spacious parl'r and were enter
tanned by vocal and instrumental music
until eleven o'clock.
The presents were handsome and costly.
in all amounting TO probably $500 in val
ne.
The persons @ho attended the wedding
from ttis place were, Mr. aud Mrs. VIM.
NJ. o. Dawson, Dr. and Mrs. j. II. Ma
nOwn and JuO. Barton Payne.
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Tho boiler at the saw-mill at Manning.
ton, belonging 10 u. a. Clayton, explo
ded on Tuesday last AMI instantly Killed
Ed. Cunningham, of Littlcton. The
mil was badly wrecked
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

"a L. III Albright, Albrightsville
has Just received TIE largest hud best So.
lected stock Of goods ever brouhgt To that
place. For which be paid cash and will
sell cheap 1, T cash and produce.
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Naive thought clothing would loo
higher and bought the largest stock NOW
in the county in Dee, sud can sell To our
customers at wholesale prices.
apr2iU SHATFlsR x RONAFIELD.
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We are always glad u haveour friends
call nj our oAico when ia town. We
hope they viii always do So. especially
IL 'hoy can toll us of auy happenings in
their neighhorhood that will bc of inter.
est to cur many readers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

County Clo,k Martin is hayirg tho
remains of his father and mother re.
moved from The bnrying ground on the
Elliott farm to the cemet,y adjoining
this place.
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vs. Contracts wanted for Tan Bark,
aud hi CHEST prices paid for Stages Shook,
Lumber and all kinds ot country pro.
duCc at SHARPER n BoNAElEI rs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

Alex Wilhelm, Of Portland district,
just above Albrighttville died On last
Monday lIe. leaves wife and several
children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

We have local advertisements nom
several OF tho merchants OF this county.
which we think il viii be profitable 10
read
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We direct the attention of our reader,
to the advertisement Of q. III. Vurchlor
* Co, OF Ncwburg. This is now firm.
having recently purchased the stock
owned by MIR. Geo. w. iackoy. They
have just laid in thoir now sto *, which
~ large and complete. Nc bospcak foi
them a liberal share of patronage.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

AZ previously announced, the Philo-
msthean Literary Society met at the
Academy on last Monday evening and
rcorganizcd. The following officers were
elcctcted, Speaker OF the House, WIN. NJ.
D. Dawson; Secretary, WIN. @. Brown,
jr; Clerk, b. M. Source; Treasurer.
WIN. Copemsn; Sergeant, W. Il. Sbaner.
The question for dcbete next Monday
evening is the tariff question; debaters-
b. VI. squirca and A w. Frederick, af-
flrm9tiye, aud VIM. G.. Brown IT,, and
w. X Shafer negative. We hope TO sec
this society kept up during the Summer
and always well attended.
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We have ON our table Paper ON the
Uhiiet states Steamer Alarm, given
before The L. :. Naval Institute at New
York 10y Lieut.. Il. NJ. q. Brown, u. :.
n, which, like everything else written
by Mr.. Brown, is a very ahlo document.
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We desire to call attention to Ellis
Shirer's advertisement in another col
ann. MIR. Shirer is an industrious
young man and good workman.
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WANTED.

y girl or woman 90 do general house,
work. ,ooling and ironing spccialiicg.
Family small; wages $3.50 per wook. Adj
dress +. o boE o., Niu9wOod, w. va.
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County Court ,hc 18th of May. We
vii! be glad TO see the smiling counto-
nances ola few of our Delinquent sub
scribors coming into our office aud pay
ing thoir Subscription. AMI then we Will
smile too-pot take ono as we once heard
Of an editor doing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

For good goods. cheap goods
plenty Of goods and all iuds Of goods
80 TO ShaEcr d Bonafields.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

We tLiI k that if our hotels mako "A
proper effort, they can secure
several boardors rom the cities for the
coming season. The hotels can furnish
good accommodations, tho climate is
heal thy and pleasant, good fishing and
hunting. md a daily hack runs to the
railIoAd
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

We are authorized to announce that Rev.
Clarke will preach in the Presbyterian
church OF this place on next Sabbath eve
ming, and once every month thereafter
during The Summer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

We are informed that d. y. Morris.
Of Rowleshurg, will shortly move To- this
town in 'hc house now occupied by Afr
a. b. Mcncor. Having purchased that
property from sir, Crane
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

Some Of tho merchants Of this place
paid as high "a twenty-five cents a pound
for butter last we *.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

r45- NJ. Albright, Alhrighisvil.e. has
Ladies Dress Goods !-om 125 to 40 cents
per yard.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

Cherry and peach trees are in bloom,
and apple trees look as though they
wanted to be.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

2 We sec hat Robinson's Circus is al
ready.exhib:ting i'm this state. We sup
pose he has given us the gO-bv.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

Rev. johnson has oeeD conducting a
protracted meeting ct Long Hollow, this
county, for the past two weeks, which.
we understand, promises 10 he very sue
cessful. Mr.. johnson is &C, uiring quite
a reputation ~ a rcvivalist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

We have some Of those blank doe,,s
len. u is 'ho best form In the county.
Price DO cents each, or Is cents por dozen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

NRwBUEG FACT3
Died, al his home near Independence,
on lhe 18Th lost. Iawiey Wilkins, Il o.,