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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
ADDISON s. VANCE

rs.
George d. Evans BENJAMIN ~ Dorsov
john u. llu:in an, Isla" Srolt: .Fcesc
>: itch, administrator O. Eloch u.
Fitch. deceased; Warren G.. Dorsey
admini TRAITOR of Alpheus G.. Dorseo
deceased; James Evans, PhiIiD Ko.o
crs. Joh2' HdHIce, Evan -. in,le. les
Sc ). fitch, The Merchants ana Mo
ci'dnlc's Bank OF Wheeling; Harvey
SlAggers, administrator OF CnrIstou,,cr
Nicholson, deceased William NJ
zones administration &C Dorcas Pior-
point, deceased; Philip III. EccG. & ark
Br1dn-, ~ liam J.. Lcnertv. Alphe.
US W. Brown, John J. Wyriev. John
81 Brand, late sheriff Of Honongali,
county, and as SUCH. ai,ninistrot5r of
y. q. Marriott, oecc sod James D,r-
sey, George W. Dorsey Jr. The Fair
mont b'Mk, Daniel I.au, William
conway, Tho Frostbuig Bank. wis
liam g. Brown, Joseph 5nider. Phj'in
BaSnctt; ana Samuel Hackney. sheriff
OIL Monon4aIia county, ana as sue. adj,
celscd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20

There are more ways than one to
keep 2 husband home 81 evening"
The vile might put up e cask Of
beer 10 one corner O., the dining
room, Cd, or the floor With sand, and
hire two or three dirty fellows TO
6II The place fl.l Of smoke from vile
cigars. 4 woman with aby aort Of
cact can make home as happy and
cheerful e. a beer saloon @ Tx.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
Notice to Creditors.
To the Creditors Of Buchne,. F,,Dae. d

To the Creditors Of BucLne,' FaiJar, de-
ceaSei
II pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court of the County Of Preston, made in
cause ihcIoln pending, to subject the
real @, tate OF tho sad Bucl,ner Fairfax
to the payment Of his debts, you are re-
CURED to present your claims againstt g
said Buckner Fairfax for adjudication
TO smith Crane, Commissioner, AT his
Office in the said couaty, on or before the
9Th day OF December nc.<t.
Witness, Smith Crano. Clurk of said
court, this ! lih day Of NovembCr. 1880.
SMITH CRANE, CLERK.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE, Counsel. nol3
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20

The campaign is DOW over and
the people OF our country who, a
lew weeks since, thought ot nothing
but politics have come down to the
suberness Of business. Most of the
past bitterness is now forgotten and
we ere again one people with com
nom interests. During the late
campaign we did all we could for
the success OF our party and would
do so again hut as the campaign is
over, we shall lay aside politics, to
a certain degree, and try to make
the ARGUS a more interesting pa
per than it has ever been. To do
this we must have the co operation
of our friends in the way of local
letters, cash patronage, etc. We
cannot publish an interesting local
psper-interesting TO every section
OF the county-unless We can OBJ
tain all the interesting local hap
penings Of every section OF the coun.
ty; nor can we make the ARGUS q
financial success unless we are paid
for it. We have long since found
out that there is one rule, and
good one, strict adherence to which
ls necessary 10 the pecuniary cue
cess OF country newspaper d. e.,
the payment OF subscriptions in ad-
vance. We have determined to
adopt this rule and we hope that
our friends will govern themselves
accordingly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20


WE were fortunate enough, a few
days since, to come into possession
OF ar almost complete file of the
Wheeling Intellgencer published
from 1860 to 1866, inclusive. Had
we been so fortunate few week be.
fore The State election we could
probable have made public tho opin
ION that the present editor OF that
paper once had OF late candidate
for Governor in this State.
The file is certainly valuable
and interesting one, 0nd at some
time in the future will take pleasure
re-pubiishing some articles which
have now become important mat
tiers Of history.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20

LIBBY PREsoN went to the anc-
tion block in Richmond Thurdsy
under a deed OF trust, a ;oLscconist
making the best BID, S6,725. The
auctionoer declared that each brick
could be sold for dollar in the
Northern cities, part of the wall
having been carried away by relic
hunters.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
New York brands TO be Inyos,iga-
ted

NEW YoRK, November 10 "A meeting
of prominent Democrats was hcu to-
nignt IN 81. James Hotel 70 takc action
ON allrgch frauds la Tue recent election
Col. f. A. Conaiug presided, ana among
those present were General Smith, Gen
ersl NJ. Il. McAlahon, Sheriff Bowie, Gen
ct"l JONES .Ot y j Waterbury, IL was
resolved 10 appoint committees us follows:
On frauds and cO,Icion-to receive nnd
act upon Information IN regard To iiouds
and coercion perpctrated ia this city by
republicans; To Investigate not more than
twelve election districts, in order to thor
Oughly prepare case for consideration by
Congress, and that they include in this
investigation the persecution of coloreJ
Democrats by colored Republicans on
federal iutimidation--to investigate the
doiDgs OF Davenport aud his men; on tae
prevention of frauds in thc future; on
finance. Resolutions were adopted set
ting forth that there is good reason 20
believe that large fraudulent vote was
pollcd in this city by gangs of repeaters
in the pay of Republican,, aud that bri-
berry and coercion were cleo extensively
proctice1, aud tina; such wrongs should be
punished that the several Democratic
organizations of the city ssd country be
requested to Cooperate with the commit
tees to be appointed in carrying ont the
objects for which they ere appointed and
that copies Of these proceedings be trans
mitted to the different country commit;
tees throughout the State, with request
that they similarly orgepize and invcsti-
gate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
90 West.

Oh, yes, this country is a poor
place when compared with the gold
en- West, where you can scoop up
gold and silver by the hatiui, & &.
We saw letter from an old resident
Of Randolph, which ia encouraging.
He says: Not one grain OF Gate,
wheat, barley, ror vegetables Of any
kind was raised in western Kansas
and western Nebraska the past year.
| do not know what the people
will do Thousands Of them are
leaving and Others are not able TO
leave. 1t is tho darkest day OF my
life. He goes on at same length in
the same strain but the above is
enough. You can buy a spIen1 ld
farm for nearly nothing in tue great
West. Apply to Catcbem g. Cheat
ham. at the old plaoe.-Randolph
Enterprise.
Ibis Is the old story over again
Too many people in West Virginia
are taken in with the wonderful sto-
ries that are sent broadcast over our
State about The West as a place
where fortunes can be made in q
short time. And many man has
gat hered bis al and gone West
only to be bitterly dlsap pointed.
Fortunes are not made in a day any
place, and experience clearly shows
that the great majority Of our hrm-
ere, who have gohe West, have only
not gained anything by the change,
but have actually Suffered loss.
Stick 10 your patch aud in the
long Iun, you will be better eff
State E1.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
Commissioners Notice.
BUCKNEB FAIRFAX'S Admir-
as.
BUCKNER FAIRFAX'S heirs ct al
aud
HENRY G. BEATTY, at al
as.
Bl1kNER FAIKFAX's admir- et III



by joinI-d.,ron rendered lv tho ',r.
rl.' lou. o.. Preston ,.ur.. limos. 90
.I H' t.TtH. IH Isr .b,.e mentions
90. .au.c HH '... IIth ..v or se......
ic'J, inr 500" t..i..- w.I. i,.e.I.I i....
one 10 tn. c.uu. si,u,rs .t tic ...
cnur., .u' iir,ct. 90 to aud g., .t.te. -s.-
DO Hf. .,put ifs state aud condition OIL
tie 1"mi' ration acrDuu: .i tuhu 8. T..
Buckucr faiutN, deceased. aIsy to a4ocr.
tiiu the real estate owned .y the said
dcceIeni at tho tune Of his death. and the
state aud condition OF tho titles thereto.
also tp ascertain the liens thereon. the
the character, order and pr rite. of iGe
saide; with directions Co. take proof of
and ascertain aud report aii valid debts
due from said estate; and any other ina.
ter deemed pertinent by tie commits
rioner, or being pertinent that may bo
required by TIC parties, or any Of them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
a Singular Circumstance.

While the commissioners of the election
ct this place were counting the vote on
last Tuesday night, they made rather q
peculiar discovery. This was an election
ticket, with several holes burned in H.. 1t
was among thc ltst taken from the ballot
box and bore part OF the nginrs OF Han
cock and English electors, manit sily be-
ing . Democratic ticket. II vas couuted
although mutilated enough to-, perhaps.
warrant its rejection. Many curious spec
ulations have been made rs TO why anyone
would risk losing bis vote. by depasiting a
ballot partly destroyed. II lie supposed py
many persons, that there was IN attemo
to destroy the ballots cast, about three
hundred IN number. Their theory is that
small piece Of punk, lighted, wa. rolled
up 10 the ballot, found muUs.ed and fb..
same Deposited il tbe buN, ritn hc I..su.
ion ." bum up tlc contents. Go, ballot
ngs scytia ncles ic IL ls slough SOME
tlina hsI burned through Hs rJ.Er Ih.-
8 ems 'ue only Ulsas.b.. .g i1 account
for the ma.t.r. ~ SUCH ,as tue cass Tue
perperAtor OF tnc Outrage. dh nor r.si'z
his hope Of eaei-g the Consideration 90 tn.
election, and othcrs 10 b,hoIo.g .ne de
slrucung II ihc btllo's Il be could haye
= ttep supply of oxygen 10 his incipi,ut
bIaze, he milht hav. rcabz.d hi snort
~ j. WIS he was, Disappointed. -1Rtcbc
Gazette.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20

THE offc.al vote so lar as known
upon the Amendments shows that
Article was ratified by majority
Of l6,642 while the Amendment to
Article 8 was adopted by 8.144.
Ten counties are yet to be heard
from still not much of change lie
anticipated Walking Beam.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20

TIE cid apprenticeship system has
been revived by a manufacture 1T
Springfield, Maps. The boys bind
thsmse yes Tor ak years. sud are to
receive from five cents al hour ~
the beginning TO twelve al tbs end.
la addition, two cent? an bour viii
DO placed to their credit, snd paid
on their disobarge, thus providing
for each about $4JO Tor start on
bis own account. The employ sr
stipulates Tor fty-eilbt hours Of
work week, and nils oil study.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20

REyEEEHcE - frequently made 70
the surplus O. womsp in M1s.,chns-
eta. Tbe last ee1.aa g,yesit TO o.
iu exact Gg-r-s OF the tc,s popu.
.ston Of that State, o58,5-I are
males ard 9-5. 5Cj females. There
are, therefore, GG,O4l more females
than males in Msssaohulstta IJis
10 condition Of society that is not
favorable 10 happiness.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
Co-PartaeyShiD Notice.

hc GO partnership Formerly cxi.ifo
4n"cr lhe name OF Alien. Pills g. a.. 4.
dissolved hv mutual cIuseut Afr ,Nss
~ Diils h's purchased @ bdr iutoro.f Inn
Jhc business, uuf "a NOW co-D. ytre,.,,i,,
FORMED under Che name orAlirnE FIl|s.
Ihe ne" irm having increased C,mH.
Tics. pun u"so doing 20 wholesale and ~
tell business Boo General Mer.hand..o.
and wit spare no pains to mako 10 flo
interest OF al who pltruuiz. tlou.
s.. T.. ALLEN.
tUtS. g.. ELLIS.
Eo.euiu2 to taa above notice. Ie.iro
jo express tIo sincere timts of mo oIl
hrin i' generous public. fortno fbor.I
patronage bestowed Ou them \Vo ,.iIi
tudedyor to make 90 to tho interest OH ..,.l
our old customers. aud tho ruliIe A..
c'nUnuo thrir patronage with ms
we y, arc DESTROYS of having the business nf
lno pld firm soItIod 1s speedily "a. poe.f
hie, VIII coIsidcr DO personal favor h
"il in ANY way indebted TO any of the
o'd h'ms, will sctIo tho- mdctfrdncss
as soon as possible.
N,,,icciiul y. &cr G.. j.. ELLIS.
Newhgre w, Va, OeL o.. 1850.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20

The leadin" Scientists Of to-day
agree that most diseases are caused by
dlsorderei Xxi lnoys or Liver. II. there
fore, the Kidneys and Liver IRE kept i'm
perfect ord r., perfect health will be the
csult. Ths truth has only been known
short time aud for year people suffers
ed great agony without being able To-
hnd relief. Tho discovery Of Warmers
safe Kidney aud Liver Cure marks
new era in the treatment OF these trOu~
Dies. Made from simple tropical leaf
Il rare value, IL contains just tie cle-
mehtS necessary 10 uourisn and inviIOr
ate both otthcSe great organs aud safely
restore aud keep them in order 1t Is "a
POSITIVE Remedy Tor all the dis
eases that cause pains in tho ! ,wor part
OF tho body-'pr Torpid Iivcr--iIcad
aches Jaundice- Dizziness Gravel -
Fever, Ague-Maarial Fever, and all
difficulties of the kidneys, Liver and
CrincIy Organs.
1t * an excellent and saio remedy for
oil ales during PrcGm ncy IT will con-
fem Me"struration aud il inYal liable for
eucOrrhea or Failing Of the Womb.
As Blood Purifier it i unequaled for
it cures the organs that Nuke the blood.
READ TIE RECORD.
ut saved nay lice. h. Lokcly, Set
mn. 1 i1bamq
at i, The remedy thai will cnro the
,i'l9 NiSe"NeN Iccullir 10 women. w.
Nohc''s NuO0sH.e
IL has passed severe tests and won
endorsements from some Of the highest
medical talent in. tho coartry ,"-Ne,0
York Waid.
NO remedy heretofore discovered can
be held for one moment i'm comparison
WIN it.'-Hc1. q. i. Uarrcy, ID. d.,
Washington, II. {.
This Remedy. which has done such
nntlnIg IL in, A
SIZE BOTTLE OF any medicine upon
the market, and is sold by Druggists
and all dealers at SL25 per bottle. For
Diabetes. enquire for WA RNER'S SAFE
DIABETES CURE. 1t is a positiv,
Rene v.
II. If. WARMER & CO., Rochester, y.
I. OC3U, SO
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
HENRY CLAY HYDE, Edpor.

IT is TO be sincerely hoped that IN
the future the Democracy OF Preston
will have a full ticket in the field
and thus have an opportunity to
vote not only for men but for prin-
ciples.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
Commissioner s N0ticp.

The STATE or Ntsr VIHGINtA.c-S
At Circni, Court ho.d in an, -. ,he
the ,unlv 90 Preston, 90 tine nan ivv
OF October, 1850:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
TI'Sogsoifc6 testimony 20 the Efficacy eF
4 TOT fFGFFis' sem mat EiGsfiGfes. fuf.OlA
II0ISa keftcT'8 Bccclr1d from A'afr0stsE


irfI1r4. Ami l'f|, Perfectly.
BAD t4u.fl. if.-L rc.Enes-. il- q y-art ~.
Chrar0. trg IL. I'D currf arl feel tp
4- yo4rr 10 Iie couHff, - --ff.rr I.ttsr
- -
Nlas,u-l much benefit ~
q ,ur remedies tat 30 nv tlua M arothsr cas.
Mich jan 2 isa a have used % your paskas- or .i,.
send another I1ssib.r. That rHckaFs
FHnp~i az apparent trouble. ba there wsatnsss add
-
Iowa, oct. i0fh. F7si alUst .rpfis.d a Pcs.
f'..s. ltty have worked like a ! sst
u1sh % Wv D. fora bk.r Q 'ts
e.rgr of ts grave. trrrrh auf
but ~ au Doc r,.l hopes ni n
We. ls-'l rr--I=ef medicine. ani
believe has cfri me. r which an view tt-rif'. TO-
closed n.sa" tai -, io- s'rh -,7o srohas 90
tN1 - Tor tu i Zoo DO -o.c r.-s. a.c5
~t.i stni you az --e 9l, ?. J 20.
F'S'o,n q sIiVsi"iTst s-t,ss slst gcH9.
Ns1afi. Jurr f. -T. i's'trf r l-t .r Ha''Nct
t's,.t-t IaH' ia r.. rt.u t.-i .'f n'-t H7 o.
l1 sslr .r -
tirt aI1'nrf will Hrt bum r'l tlri C.
From q lDIISGgisf.
NlElsu', S-u'. .. t-" Last Jsullry ~ CON
''' OF soar rea i.- o our cu,9aert hlf 81 iss
,ff.r,l pl l'l NJ have auOt e customer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
BEST III tie lSIgaln !

Impure BI-COrb Soda 81 oS "a
ollsittIy Glrsy white color. - DssY
appear TYhtto, eSaE-src1 p. -
geiI. but a CORgEAE2aSCig SsT'a-g
aS GHSEg & co.'s 90 Z La.E ar3
"a III EES " EEKSAE-c 49,. gnI,v
Iho difference.
SEQ shat vou-y Te-f-s-c> e. r,
white = E'c = 7 gRu'. = 9, 2st0rif.ys.
stFeEEA - SUZHs,s = .sGss; s4.,f 80
49,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-20
CARDS,
PROGRAMMES.

And in fact everything pertaining
30 pririlJg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15
My Cody Wan.
from the Utica Observe

H.
You ask Ire If think godly man
Can be built up Christ ike, on natures plan,
Well, natures plan Is Gods, and so, why not,
knew one once that answered just my thought.
Fe preached II spirits buried in perdiiion;
Good works, good life, and love his admDnitiOn
ExhOrted stomachs gDawed by grim starvation.
Bread. meat, and drink, and 10y his exhOrtation.
he sang tn naked feet, and hands. and limbs
Coats mitten@. shoes and trousers his hyInns
BE guided hearts and brains that achei with child
ing.
Example, truth, and courage were his guiding.
In eouclless homes and empty fuel sheds -
His ritual was wood. and quilts, and beds:
And from the sick, the helpless and distressed,
Responsive health and comfort made him blest.
The prayer he prayed. men pray not over-mu
For Mammon doesn't deiZn to answer such,
De prayed IL III cabin, low and rude, -
Where forms we're hungry, cold, and al nude,
Where silken saints had often been before.
And prayed advice and censure through the door,
But al pious distance, safely wide,
They prayed while passing by on t'Othrr side,
Prayers solemn. wordy, faultless in :heir frame;
Iut shiNerinx orphans shiyered all the same.
In vacant stomachs, hunger's cruel rail
Was still ar fierce as If they d never prayed.
But my saint. On poor shoulders, lean and bare.
Prayed down good. thick, warm, red fan sel
Perhaps such pryers are vulgar Quaint. and wild.
But III the sufferers thanks good Jesus smiled;
when all my Fathers Jewels shall be named
Of such one viii not be ashamed
For. fighting OF the fend Of poverty
FROM one ItoT wretch, be did II unto Me-"
Had he faitl2 Wei. should Judge he had:
Such faith a. eTnpties worlds of all that's bad;
faith that works al forms and rites above,
And not by styles or dogmas, but by love.
This is my cody man. and natures too.
And Coils. sud Christ's so let it be with You.
And me, and ours, and all humanity;
az such Gods king iOm Il, and Is to be.
GEORGE ADAMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15
Flirting on ocean steamers,

The officers OF the ocean steamers. it Is said
can. from their posts OF observation on THE
bridge tell more OF what Is going on among
the passengers-hlrtatlonS aud Opponents
and better Judge OF their character and char
acteristics whether they are fugltives from
justice, commercial travellers, ciergymen. or
grass widows. than the passengers learn be-
low. one OF these observing captains declares
that he knows whether young woman has
lett ner lover at one port or expects TO meet
him AZ the other. The explanation. like the
explanation OF many other amazing things IS
simple enough. II her lover Is behind her, she
cares nothing for wind. rain. or fog but gets
tanned, trcckied. and roughened In highly
heathful and independent fashion. But II her
lover is waiting for her. she takes infinite
trouble with wells and other complexion pre-
SeTyatjyeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15
Two Wen and q Door.

The storm. doors around the Post-Ofice all
oren outWardly. This isn't for fear that fire
Will occur and rush ensue but 1t Is arranged
that way TO make man mad. A man Will go
singing along the street, smiling all over. and
Dragging TO himself how good-natured he u.s.
When he suddenly remembers that he must
mall letter. He is only one man, but the
Otner mentioned In the heading stands around
ogiye advice.
The first man rushes up the steps and gives
the door push. 1t Is as solid as a rock, and
his momentum generally carries his knees AMI
nose against the hard wood.
''PuSht' yellS the extra man.
he other steps back and follows the advice,
Lut with no successful results. BY this time
MS smile has faded, his dyspepsia begins to
Work up, and there is Indigestion In his tones
as he turns and asks:
rs this blasted Old Post Office closed for the
day?n
"Oh: no. sir. l guess you will get In il You
little rusty"
Then the man returns to the charge. As
RUE ne puts his shoulders to the door, his feet
sup oacR and he comes down In grac aful
heap, 10 DE laughed at by all the boys. When
Ae getS up ne feels as If he could lick any seven
t Ineh, pun before he has time to pick a figh5
lhe 0tner advances and says
Mlgnty curious about that door. All,
s s9 doI thls way: You might have pushed
IN. Inc one VINO goes in is too mad to post his
ai rs Tue one who stays out shakes all over
anu Keeps MS eye cut for the next-F.ae press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15
Earrings.

Nomen, with few exceptions. have worn
earnings IN every country and at every period,
In Their ears they have been celebrated by
poets. .sculptorS snd painters OF many times
and places Homer introduces them into the
toilet OF the venerable hero, each conooSed or
three bright mulberry colored brtIUsnrS
I'raxiteles made holes for them In the ears n;
the celebrated Venus, and Sir David Wlkia
has presented US with Charming pair ahont
70 De hHed Tor the first time In the ears OF a lit
Tie country maiden Earrings are not confined
20 the softer sex" The portrait OF Shakes
peare, In the ChandOs edition shows at least
one earring ornamenting that poet There Is
traoitlon that Charles ]. wore fine pearl ear
rings. and The day before his execution took
one out and gave IL TO Juxon, In charge of shis
daughter. the Princess Royal The fate of II,
companion Is not known. AT the present time
earrings are worn habitually by male gypsies
and sailors. From the earliest ages earring =
have been worn by male Asiatics. The Bible
is not without Instances OF The practice. aud
JuyeDal commentaries the ornaments In the
ears which denoted the male born by the
river EuphrateS. Pliny says the ear IS the
only immovaole part or mans body, and on
none Is more money spent By a woman.-7rOg
Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15
English Social Eccentricities.

AN extraordinary cir umstanca ,oo,, ,,,o.
, ..ie uthef DAY in west Midland county
, matt{{iage had been arranged between two
paI ll6s OF good position, and ever, thing was
oanlietely settled, when, on the morning iyeI
iof Inc ceremony, the lady sent to the rsstnr ~
Ing Ing paIlsh TO say that she was very sorrv =,
~ u9t she mad changed her mind The cause
mehts remained mystery for two Gavs anS
IA n sas was married quietly by special license
hear OF peculiarly scandalous e,ona,,or+
from Midland county. The gept,enppn sas
IeiI behind wife and family, while his COM
panlon Is young unmarried lady. Roth are
people OF society" o,N "io
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15
The First Quarrel.

-, HrVIII ItLllysOn's New OIume
know Well what meant ''"A hi'Nou' - "loii
But turned my face from hin, an, bo +,,-,,5 bfs
face an he went. ''' '' III '"hH "'o
anu tne1 he sent me letter: 'T've gotten nv work
any but you: ' ' an ieNer io'eu
she.wrote, "Ai o"iiS Aor villa
Ia SIX I'VE weeks work in Jersey an go tonight by
All ~ ,he wind began to RISE an thought of him on
An felt had l,ea,, r., b,.-,o ,
to ~ AA' io WAS anyways hInu
VAT little. my lass anu sure it'll all come
All d ine O4a went down that night-the boat went
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A dispatch from Seattle, Washington Terri.
Tory, reports that Mount Baker has been In
eruptlon; and that sharp shock OF earthquake
was felt last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15
4 LII THE LATEST NOVELTIES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FE'HE PUBLIC aYkS INtxTEB TO
n CALL AT Our STORE.
AND EXAMINE TIE LARGEST ASSOC INTENT on
HE4 TING BTOVFS
- To BE Found South OF New York OiU
THE RADIANT HOME. -
TER ARGAsD,
SIR WILLIAM. BRIGHTON, A
and others, al nnely finished and first cass
klso !ar.re variety 81 COOK STOYEb, PORT.
Abi,f and BRICK SET RANGES. LAThO3ES
sURNACEa, GRkIEr. &c
w. yENHs q CO.,
sep24 Sl7 7th st a.v
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AMATEUR THEATRICALS

An Oid-Fashioned school Oh the
Stage.
sew York Evening Post
Place the teachers desk before the black.
board al the middle OF the stage; a long table or
de>k at either size.