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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

FRANK LEsL1s's POPULAR MoNTnLY.-The
June number Of this favorite magazine Con-
tains several highly interesting and admirably
illustrated articles. "The Ferry Across the
Atlantic" by w. H. Rideiag, is replete With
vivid descriptions Of . voyage on an ocean
steamer Captain Payne, U.S.A.,in his 'In-
dian Story Land" relates adventures of thrill
ing interest ''Berlin and the Berlinese, )"
Revolutionary "reminiscences, ." The Alpine
Tunnels" are among the other prominent fea-
lures of the number. Eta W. Pierces beau.
tiful story, "Not Guilty." Is completed, and
there are several short stories by r. B. Kim
ball. Amelia Barr, and other popular writer's.
The sketches are of peculiar interest especially
"Rosa Bonheur," ''The First Grenadier of
France, can Antiquary Ghost Story, ETC.,
etc. There are numerous poems of more than
usual merit, We may instance Between Joy
and Sorrow" bv P. 3. Marsten; 1.-THE Stone
less Grave" by Ernest Trevor; Little Queen
Jeanne" "Come Home" etc. The miscella-
ny is abundant, affording delightful, enter
tanning and instructive reading. The present
nunber brilliantly closes Volume TX of this
comprehensive and cheap periodical. Each
number contains 128 quartz pages, about 100
illustrations, and eelored frontispiece. A
single copy is only rs cents; s. year, 81 90
for six and 81 for four months. Address.
Frank Leslie's Publishing House, 50, So, and
81 Park Place, New York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29
THE following is from the Esmeralda Herald

The following is from the Esmeralda Herald
and il probably tho cold truth:
A man in Aurora has spent several months
in training two gophers to prospect for him.
They are 30 we'll taught that they will burrow
in any spot that he designates. When they
have thrown out quantity Of dirt he pans it.,
and thus he believes he will be able to prospect
the whole country At nominal cost, and find
plscers if any exist. He thinks of srming
their noses with diamonds, 30 that they can
work through solid rock. The patentees of
the diamond drill, however, have notified him
that they viii ego fer" him if he don't euro
his inventive genius. at
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

TIE NORTH BONANzA-The follow wing from
the Gold Hill Nears will have bracing effect
upon the Carson stockholders Of North Bon
ANA who got it at s. share. There is yet a
little balm in Gilead:
Generally when ore is found on the Com.
stock the question what to do with it is easily
and readily answered; not so with North Bon.
ANA. Superintendent jackson is troubled
what to do with the base ere he has in the
mine. The formation is some or 8 feet wide
on the 800 level, 3Ofeet wide Oh the 400 level,
and has thousands of tons in it. Here is
wealth for the shareholders and almost within
their grasp. yet are they tantalized by not be-
ing able to seize it, There is show for bet.
ter things north on the GOO level, and that is
being followed up, In the meantime there is
what has already been found, and the perplox-
inc question what to do with it. 1t can be
crushed and concentrated from its $14 aver %
to 500 per ton for the concentrations at .
cost of 81 so per ton; bat the difficulty does
not end there. The concentrations will not
analgamate. There is talk of taking these
concentrations to Salt Lake, and there is
meney in it if freight can be obtained reason
ably. The ores are richer than these Of the
Freeland br the Hukill miRe which only aver
age about IS per ton, yet these mines pay $50
dividends. They have the advantages Of pre-
cesses and facilities for reduction and that
makes the difference That some plan for the
reduction Of the North Bonanza ore will be
hit upon there can be no Doubt but a. yet
Superintendent Jackson is unable to answer
the question s.What will he do with itf' 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

Tn Alameds Grand Jury end that Brit.
ish lion guards the entrance to the Alameds
county Hall of Records instead Of Califer
mia grizzly, and no place is provided whereeA
the American eagle may rest his feet. -.Ex. s
{, That there is any guard at all over the
Rscord Of Alameda county will BE- matter d
astsnishment to people whe have wandered
over its trackless wastes with never 10 nach
a. toll road to Gauss then to suspect the OK
istence of q county government.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

DRUGGIsTs in the East have aroused the ire
of Janauschek, the actress, by using her ad-
vertising basts for the purpose of displaying
electric stomach pads in their show windows
Since the death Of Pcrepa Rosa there is No
public woman whose stomach is better adapted
for liberal display of such paraphsraalia
than Janauschek. Clara Morris and May
Anderson would give worlds to get ruch an
advertisement as that q
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

UNwAsHED, following are the Dele
gates to the Democratic National Convention
E. B. Stonehill, of Virginia; Geo. Gorhan.
Of Phoebe; Matt Canavan, Of Virginia; J. G.
Hagernan, Of Reno; Col. A. G. Ellis, Of
Carson; and r. Sadlsr, Of Eureka. Alter.
mates: F. Hip, Jas. Gregory, Pete Cava-
naugh, j. G. Kaneen, Geo. Storey.
Electors: w. E. F. Deal, of Virginia;
J. H. Dennis, Of Tuscarora; J. O. McTar.
nahan, Of Esmeralda.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

correspondent writing from Leadville
says: In all my experience in mining camps
from Montana to Arizona, l have never struck
aplace like Colorado, and Leadville in partic-
nlar, for restitution and utter want. The Ia
Dor market is overdone to an alarming extent
and where one man is at work twenty five are
idle. Thousands offer their services daily for
grub Money, and even then are unable to find
work ...
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

Ak INSULT RESENTED. RecoAd- Union
in exposing fraudulent account of an Indian
massacre winds up as follows:
The veteran falsifers Of Nevada will have
to hide their diminished heads before this new
avatar of lying talent, and we should think
that tho Sazerac Club would find it worth
while to invite this Arizona artist to settle in
tho silver State. .............-..
The Nevada falsifers hide their diminished
heads At nothing. Our. heads are not dimin-
ished. The manufacture Of bloody Indian
massacre is child's play for Nevada jeurna-
list. Although competing with the whole
United States We have for the past twenty
years maintained our supremacy over all the
world The APPEAL still points with pride to
Dan De guile, the liar par excellence; Arthur
McEwsn, the unspproachable falsiher; Wells
Drury, the inspired prevaricator, and George
Cassidy the sublime 60 as-you- please liar. Pat
Holland, who never told the truth in his life,
and the - modesty forbids the allusion to
ourself which we consider fully deserved. Fred
Hart, once a strong tower of falsehood in Ne
vada, has lost all his exaggerative vitality since
he went to California, which is much to be re-
GREETED. We have some reason to fear that c..
G. Goodwin, after remaining year in Salt
Lake, will also fall by the way side, although
in spite of his surroundings our confidence in
his ability to kick truth inside out is not
shaken to any considerable degree. The Rec
erd- Union or any other newspaper shall not
thus lightly allude to the pride of sagebrush
journalism without receiving the rebuke its
course has merited. The State that gradual
% Mark Twain, helped educate Col. Clarkson
and supports hundred mining experts and
Superintendent is net thus to be trodden
upon. ...-s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

THOMAS C. THyRsroS, Kansas desperate,
fred at . man in Leavenworth the other day
and MORALLY wounded lawyer who net long
before had cleared him in murder trial.
Would that more desperadees would be- IS
handy with their revolvsrs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

Variety is said to be the spice Of life. Act
ing on this theory white widower married q
black widow at Cape Girardeau, Missouri He
had four white children, she had five black
ones, and three yellow ones have been born
to them since. The family presents variety
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

KALLoCK in fighting 80 hard to keep his
back record from exposure shows how thor
oughly he must believe in his own guilt. An
honest nan who is before court il anxious
to present his back record ~ . vindication of
his innocence. Kalleeh acts like burglar
who has served several terms in the Psnitea-
tiary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

TIE wife may open her husbands letter.
whenever an opportunity Offers A Rochester
man had his wife arrested on the charge Of
opening his letters, but the United States
Commissioner promptly discharged her, hold
ing that the husband might make a complaint
against his wife, but he could not testify
against her.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

ABOUT 5000 miners are on q strike in
Leaavills and want - day. The mine
owners refuse to come down. A Molly
Mcguire frsn the oil regions Of Psnsyl-
vania is reported to be at the head of the
movement, -..st e-4.. e.* ~. 81.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

!, JouENAL1sr1c enterprise isnot favorably re-
ceiyed in Russia. The Berg has been sus-
pended for enc week for publishing the SEN
tsncss sf the condemned Nihilists before they
appeared in the Official Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

GEORGE c. GoRHAM, Secretary Of the Ma
tienal Republican Committee, is locked upon
a. the coming chairman of the Chicago Con-
vention. .-.-....-.-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

THR Kallsch impeachment case has been
dismissed and the court has decided that N.
De Young cannst show ap his Kansas record
in court. Verify the Devil protects his own.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

A preliminary survey has been resolved
upon ever the route of the proposed narrow
guags from Stockton to Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

A GERMAN admirer of Tilden says that he
will s'baralize'' the State Convention.
DENNIS KBARNEY has been released from
custody by the Superior Court Of California.

SENATOR Jones looks upon Window as the
dark horse just as Hayes was four years ago
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-29

ONO WEEK. $l2 day at home easily made Costly
Oh Outfit free Address True Z Co., Augusta, Maine
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
TunncIton DoingS.

A, J. Bona6eld has just returned
from the East with fine stock OF
goods.
A. F. Gibson left on Sunday night
for the city OF Baltomors.
Mise Julia Boua6eld, OF Mount
Etns, was visiting at the Bonafeli
House last week also, Miss Laura
Robinson, Of Irontown, Taylor co.
Wilber Posten took little Jsunt
to Masontown on Sunday.
w. S. Raymond, OF West Eud, All
dressed the Hancock and English
club at the Irwin school house, on
Saturday night.
Our genial friend Wash Wilson
has moved his family from Cranberry
to this place. We all welcome
Wash and his family among us.
The Democracy, Of this place, Or
gained a Hancock aud Englis b
club on Friday uight. 81 names
were enrolled. N. Q. Gibson was
made President, aud y. s. Hunt
Secretary aud Treasurer. w, S
Hay mond enlightened us on the Is
sues of the day. l would just like
to ga y to those two. fellows Yho stood
out eide yelling like two dogs
while Mr. H ,ymond was speaking,
to not give us REPETITION Of It again,
Tor If they DO they will find Quito
their sorrow-that there is more
virtue IN acting a gentleman than
cominE in contact with the heel OF n
No. 10 boot, But then. Where ig-
norance IL bliss It's Jolly to be
wise" The Democrats never mo-
lest a Republican meeting, aud when
they do attend such meetings they
act the gentleman. Now, boys, go
aud do likewise, and all will be
well.
Mrs.. Harry z mmerman end son
left on Monday morning for Penn
sylvanie where they will visit friends
aud relatives What is a home
without WIFE 10 the way Harry
sipgs ut
NJ 50 Belle Menafee, OF York Run,
IL circulating among her many
friends at this place. Sac ~ stop
prug with Mr.. and Mrs. Gas J Sha!-
fer Mss Sarah has gone home for
20 iuslIcate for "a few weeks.
POLLY o. l..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
Interesting Notes from our Dcnr
Mrs. Grundy.
LYoN DIsrRIor. 500 2l ~.

LYON DIS1Mor, Sept 2l 1880
On Saturday evening according To-
announcement in the journal, the hon
est, yeomanry of this vicinity, composed
of Republicans Democ rats and Green
hackers, including number of small
boys, in all about thirty, assembled to
hear an address, at the Concord school
house by Neil j. Fortney, Esq Mr.. f.
failing TO come. the honor was divided
among Messrs. Lanham and Stuck OF
Newburg, Shaiier and Squires, of
Kingwood, and Pyles and Sheets of
Concord.
We were reminded how fools rush
where angels fear to tread Doc Ian
ham, IN the course of his remarks, said
that he had cure "for that fell disease
Democracy His remedy was, first of
course the success of the Republican
party this fall, and then whist? Now
hear all ye citizens of foreign birth 10
build wall 1000 It. high around tie
U. 5. so that no more Democrats from
abroad could come in. And yet Sturgiss
says we don't invite foreign immgra-
ton The speaker charged the Green
hackers with being part and parcel Of
the Democratic party.
He denounced some OF the leading
Democrats of the county for their
deception on account of the part they
took in the Greenback cause in '7S.
lie seemed to forget that the gcDtlcman
who was To follow him, w r Shallcr,
was the same person, Who in company
with one OF those deceptive Democrats
in Is MADE q Greenbock spo,ch at
Erwin school Eouse lie forgot TO tel
us of the present candidate for pros.
ocutmg attorney ON the Radical ticket.
and ms deception Ift forgot about
that little bargain of Geo c. Smrgis-'s
with Henry ). Walker.
The Doctor Haunted the bloody shirt
to his hearts content lie was f.llowcd
10y Mr.. Stuck in the same strain. who
challenges any man to argue with him
aud he'll prove that Democrats and
GroepbacIlcrs are the same We would
suggest NJ. Neil J Fortney as his man
At the conclusion of the speech Of the
convert Shatlcr, Lanham rose and
culogizcd him so highly, that the RAIDS
rose in a body, and carried Scatter on
their shoulders in triumph through the
crowd. and when old Mr. Sheets arose
and boosted Of having voted the Know
nothing ticket, the yclls and cheers of
RAIDS were deafcning. And still they
tax OF consistency of moral ideas,
of progression and of equal protec-
ton come among ~ again and disgust
honest fairminded men.
Mrs GRuSDY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
Reno Notos.

RENo DsrRor Sep'si, 2lt.-Not see
ing at.u from mi. vicinity for some
time, though many have been the iiglr-
les ms to what has become of your hum
bile correspondent, will again pen you
- few lines for publication
Farmers IN this community have com
menced cutting their corn which ~ light
crop.
5 :. Brown (betler known to the reed
ers Of the ARGUS as "DemocIat'D of this
vicinity, is now enjoying the hospitality
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hepry Halbrtter, Of
Keyser, Mineral CO.
ii Iinn j. now running steam saw
mill near Burton r. o, We,z ca.
We presume that the Garfield AID Au-
thur clubs that are being organized by
the Republicans Of this District will soon
be able TO report large numbers of names
enrolled as ON last SUNDAY one Of the
mrmb,ra of The Credit Mobilier and
Custom House Collector club, ut Tunnel.
ton, went to a singing school at the
Union church and succeeded in getting
several names Tor his club. But, some Of
toe b.ys were rather young tao vote
Wuhsui. npt more than yeas #
axe, aud -.m 81 them have already Join
.h at ioa,, two (.nd probably moro diff
f'r,ui cIuJ-, and if aI llc Republicans
iu unc county understand th,ir condden,
tial circular 40 well a- they dc in Ills
dislrci, wc presume it will not be many
weeks until the Journal will report thous-
ands Of names enrolled. The report that
Thomas Matthew's good citizen and
one Of the most influential mob in this
community vote for Garfield, is
false, and was raised only that it might
II Gucrcr others to vote the Republican
ticket. Uncle Matthew is too OLD TO
swallow such men ~ James A. Ga. field
and Geo e. S'urgiss.
DrJ q. Kemblc, Of Evansville, will
deliver AN address on the Constitutional
Amendment, at Union 9c.Do house, Sat
urany September 26th, 4 O'Clock =. NJ.
JOSEY GREEH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
Card OF Acceptance.

The convention Of the National
Greeuback party, Of the county OF
Preston, which lately assembled in
Klngwood. nominated me as a can
didate for the House Of Delegates.
This nomination. was unsought, and
indeed given me without my kuowl-
edge. l DO not feel that l shou, d
refuse to accept the nomination given
me under such cir,ums' au,es. |
therefore accept 1t aud pledge my
self, If elected, TO serve the people
faithfully and honestly
Il. f RIGHTMI2E.
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Commissioners Sale

Pursuant TO decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Preston county, rem
d'rrd at October term. 1879. i'm the chan.
ccrYcasc OF james III. Carol ct al against
John Shaifer at nj, | viii, on
Mend"y, me IM D"y Of O,foJcr 1850,
III beng court day., offer for sale 60 the
highest bidder, before the front door of
the Courthouse % Pr ston county, W.
Va, the
ONE HUNDRED AoREs or LAND
decrced 20 be sold in said cage, situated ON
Dcckards creek, IN Valley district, Preg.
ton ounty, West Virginia, adjoining
lands of w. Loar, II Ilnn and Others il
being the same land that was sold and
conveyed by Henry w. Huddleson and
wife to the defendant, John ShafTcr, by
deed bearing date September the D. 1872 [;
this Is "A productive tract OF land, "A portion
OF which is improved with dwelling house
and other buildingg on it,
TERMS The land viii be sold for suf-
licient cash in hand TO pay costs Of suit
and sale and the residue upon "A credit of
six, twelve ana eighteen months, the puT-
chaser executing bonds with approved go.
curiiy, boaiing interest from day of sale
for the deferred payments Of the purchase
money.
J. II. CARE ILL., Com'r.
Sept. 4. 1880
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

PORTLAND, W. VA, Sept. 20-J
+ Joaes says that any one who
takes a drink Of whi-key If not 90
be believed on oath
How war it when be we foreman
Of tbe G 4oi jury ant b,j D.-
z-ns Of Portland DISTRICT -uu. %
before hlm aud fou. l20 aj3,r
ments against Que m.n? d. be
peIjure himself OF not How was
II when he took the witness stand
at KIngwood and SAID he run the
drug business before r B. Fogle
came here, but that he did not sell
aIcoho ic spirIts? If you think he
did not. ssk our present Druggist
and be vii give you the names Of
parties that bought it Of bim.
He vas President OF the scLoo
board Of Portland distra' sud rob
bed the ,E-payers Of 1921 10 bgld.
iug one schoo. house
john (. J3os, 10 f. the
mao aa ea.I b. Che tot d, oul
county affairs vote g Mu on
the i2.uo. J.l rI cleo. au
ore y.l county comm ars
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25


Brand aI. Job u.mu.
Click u 70 yr aa
borg m. Ham Dbl, rmII
.an ID InI.u.rJ .r.
men lhr. nh,n 900.
Fl. "r.D.od o.. lc.r.. ..
end ah.u .u.y m... .u.u .u.
license they are also ceusc men Ihe
people Of Lyon district without regard
TO party, will vote for no man who
favors the "Worley doqgeries,' instead
of licensed house would have
written this NOE to the Journal but a.
Dawson signed Frank Heermans's petit
ton TO tbe cowt against Iiccn.ding
drug stores, and adj other license { knew
he would in all probability consigu it u
tho waste basket.
Chas n McCaGerty and Joseph Ma
rum are men who are we'll qualified for
the office, and in whom the people Of
Lyon might be justly proud az their
magistrate
A 3arUruoAN
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

v, t, .,.
a. w., TIE I.r.un
land district, bat
VIM A Meouus .t Ja-.Ioeo. ..
Peace, and Marshall Crane for Con-
stable, we appeal to sll, irrespective
OF party, 10 vote for each Of these
gentlemen. They arc The men We
want They CAD R.ye. you false
arrest, m rs Trial and a false iudg-
meut, and ak no extra pay
We appeal 90 D mocsa,s AMI
Greeubackers TO help ua elect these
gentlemen 90 that we can have will
J ing tools without extra pay. We
don't want the OLD officers elected
We can ace them. We have tried
lbem and they will not be too's for
love or money Roll in the votes
Ca our nominees and we will show
you what we can do,
REPUBLICAN VoTERs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table If Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore x Ohio Railroad
for the stations named below, which cook
effect May p, 1850:
EASTWARD BOUND
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

'paily except SUNDAY. tDaily. tDon't
stop here, Besides the above>named
trains there is a w " Train with pass
enger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

Best s"a9s,, make %%S pn5a5s me ! sss &c
work Tor us than at anything
else. Capital not required. We will start
you. Sl2a day aud upwards made ut
home 10y the Industrious. Men, women,
boys and puls wnntcd everyw here TO work
Tor us Now Is the time. You can do
vote your whole time to the work. or only
your spare momcnts. No other businets
Will pay you nearly as we'll No one viii
ling To work can Tail 10 make tnormnus
pay 10y engaging at once. Costly OulGt
aud terms free A grca, opportunity for
making money easily and honorably. Ad-
dress TEuE ~ Co, Augusta, Maine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

The funeral 81 rmon Of Mrs Ro,anna
Jenkins will be preached in the Baptist
church at Albright,yille on sunday oct
10, at II o'clock Jy Rev D w Rog,is
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

nuE q who tFaffef 9th faaragfhnn
IA NlG - Ilgg a ~ =, wtts'l shoai ssad %.
ty Easn rYur desepoa of pc Hsmrfy 80 blowing be- ~.
pHttaat TIE pamphlet b rtuahif 81 10Y itfy n fff.
hrah. bfar fflfrurhIE nraffca
seaiFr,. HAasls sister CO., 81. lsulS. IA.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

a. w Potter, II this place, presented
Us, this week, with two OF The H. .cst ap
pies, we haze seen this season, measuring
respectively thirteen lL- fourteen inches
in circumference.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

Rev. Cool Of Newburg. was 10
to- n Thursday.
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Published every .SahurddD Jy
HENRY CLAY hyde,
Observation-Disclosures:

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9 cents.
90 To residents Oftbe cot0lty-One year,
81 .65-the 10 cents extra beng charged
4, - prepay POSTAGE six months, 50 cents;
tar, . months, 90 cents.
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4 couple of coon hunters were out
one night last week and captured a
coon and several opossums.
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