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HARMONY GROVE, LYON DrsrUcT.

APRiL 2l.-Wl will try and give you
a FEW items, although they arc very
scarce.
Our farmers are all busy sowing oats,
and preparing for thoir spring crops
generally.
Died, 81 tbo residence OF James Ford
10. Taylor COZ nty,. on tho 18th inst, Mrs.
Jane cOsadd, in tho ninety fifth year Of
her ago. Tbfs venerable old lady was
the mother @. D. M6pro Of THIS eoun-
~, and, although she bad attained such
n great age, she was unusually stout and
vigorous until withip o week Of Dor
death. ,Ffer repiains we're intsrred in Tho
moEnt Pleasant grave yssd, Taylor Co.,
followed by largo concoirss Of peopie.
Aaysho rest in peace.
The Rev. Morris, pastor In tho ". b.
church, proeche1 an able and attractive
sermon ut Conrad on last Sabbath.
Mr. Nelson A. Ramsey, who has been
working for.J NJ. Houser near Thorton,
Taylor CO.. Is with US again.
Mr.. b. i. oonley, who has been at-
lending school at Portland. - visiting
the parental roof Ron, don't graduate
too soon, short handed diplomas amt
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FRoM AIAFRN.

hrHiL 90. To tho many. Aggravatjng
sentiments, credited TO your Tunnelton
correspondent,..we commend the follow
ing borrowd words, "Polly" you can I
have everything you want in this world.
Life is like blanket that is too short,
ifyou pull u up over the SHOULDERS you
uncover your feet, and il you cover
your feet your shoulders must DO
bare; However, some people manage
to draw their feet UP little and pass
pleasant night, f'.9 g. 70
Many. many thanks "Rosebuds" for
responding 30 promptly. to our query.
You say, you think you are personally
acquainted with us. We regret to have
to say that we do not recollect of ever
having the pleasure Of forming your do.
sired acquaintance. AS We do not de'
sire TO tresspass on tho valuable space
of the ANGUS we will just say, please
favor VA with few lines by mail, and
YOU will receive an immediate answer,
&c.
Major U, N Orr has q large force of
men engaged IN peeling tan bark. The
!. Major pays his men the higest wages
in the county.
Mrs. p. Welch had her right arm Sc
verely scalded on last Saturday.
"Polly q. L." discovered on last Sun
day thst,a bees tongue is about one.
fourth Of an inch in length. It's singer
about a mile long.
The tidal wave " ofgardening struck
our village last week. For several days
the air has been filed with smoke from
the burning debris. Mrs. Shafier Mrs.
Spangler and our fair friend Miss Miiter
are copmepdablc for their model gar
rdans.
The frantic voicoof Austen Ilorsh>
man, Chas. Welch, is heard on the hill
side.
The kind Of stays that glrls like best
about their waists are the ones that stay
Sunday evenings. So wo are told.
Another peculiar Characteristic" is
the large bundle Of ARGUs's distributed
at this Office. A rl:nowiug on" kindly
limited that il is the best paper in the
State. ] digress, deducing that people
pay their money and take their choice
Weddings re too numerous to notice
Hurrah TO- Lucas, Guseman, Hay
mond and ShaGer SELDOM SEEN.
Trouble us,next week, Seldom Seem
with a letter and make them often seen
in our columns hereafter.-ED,l
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/. The following letter, the original OF
which is now in the possession. OF Col.
Jn0. A. f. Martin, near this town, Is in
tho hand writing of General George
Washington, having been found by Cob.
Martin among the papers OF Geu'l. Buck
ner Fairisx, lately deceased. Mr.. john
Fairfax mentioned in the letter. VAS the
fatherDf ,Gen'L Bucknsr, Fsirfax, and
the grand father, OF Col Martin. / This
relic OF tho good old times, will DO care
fully preserved by Col. Msttin and may
be seen at any time by calling on him.
The writing is perfectly plain except
where the letter was folded, at these
places It is torn and nearly obscure, but
with tho help ola magnifyiug glass wo
managed to make IL all out:
"The bearer, Mr.. John Fairfax, is
sent by the subscriber To Boston for a
Jack ass; OF the arrival of Nshich at that
place he Is advised, and where a second
IS also expected on his account from,
Spain. With both of these az the sst6nd
has arrtyed) and their keeper, he Is 10
return to Virginia with a. much dis
patch as the nature OF the case wiif' ad>
nit Hut ~ sickness, accidents or other
unavoidable delays NAV impede tho
journey aud ceuso him To require aid IL
prosecute IL, the. subscriber would esteem
IL as q favor done him by any who shall
render IL, end will thankfully repay hny
advances or expense which may be in
cured. &C., l-..
sc. WASHINGTON,
Mount yeraon, In Virginia, October
&c, 1856. 3" ,--'
This favor. II necessary. Is particular.
~ asked OF Col. wadsworth, Hartford
Governor Clinton or General Knox, New
York; Elias Dorditfat,, ESQ, Elizabeth
town: Robert Morris, Esq, Philads phia. >
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meet with the, Sppysbatiop. CO al. pour
yotors and correspondents, as il. did
and ] think that by. sdding the. name
OF John A. I. Martin on the East. side
of the River. for the Legislature. and
that genial cid Democrat. r. w. Nom
roe for judge OF. this. circuit, and y. w.
Jackson on tho East side for, assessor.
we certainly would hayo Q ticket in the
field that no honest, thinking voter
would dare to question, ssau of these
men named, including g. Shaffer, fof
the Shcritaity, are all men of the hi.h
est responsibility. In my Judgment the
voters and tax payers want such men
for their public servants that don't seol,
office.
1t ~ nnny to, thip l. ,thas Worloy and
Billy mus. go rs well ~ Jones. Now
"Mossback." you should not prompt tho
worthy County Superintendent to on4
force his pledge or VOWS; be generous,
man, oh, do, for you might be a little
orphan boy yet
What has become of "Bryson," Tho
Iron Dale correspondent Has no ouib
writing and gone to Wheeling oh2
Our cloverjustice ofthe peace, Eugene
Mcdinnis, is sowing n large crop of cats
this season lio is determined that no
shall not DO, "a oUt-done. bye. his neigh.
Dor Tom" in raising the, largest amount
10 the aero.
Your correspondent bod ~ pleasant
chat with l.. i. McGnnis, an old school
teacher Of This county, now resident
OF Ritchie county. He thinks the party
ties close in his county and that tho
RAIDS are willing to support HENRY $
Walker, in the Srd District, or any olhor
good man. the Gxesnbaskers may nom,
mate T. p is as pure toths OLD sack,
sontsp party as in the days Of gore.
Messrs. George Deaker and +. Il.
Bergman contemplates on removin q
their steam saw mill en- what is
known as the John Daily tract OF lane
In tho vicinity Of Housewife, shortly
they having sawed upwards Of moro
than ono hundred thousand feet Of lum-
Der since last Fall Strict attention tc,
business.boys, and success is sure to
follow, as your reward
Our old bachelor and esteemed friend,
Il, Il. Doyle. did not purchase that iino
Bay colt on Irish Ridge, up in Reno Dis.
tricti he went to see on a couple Of Sun
days last Winter, oh obi old boy we
foupd YOU putthis time. II,
The ARcus's correspondents csartainly
! ought to feel higly complinentcd from
thcSiiattering remarIss in, the last weeks
issue saying they are tho best in tho
State. Here is our aay- Mr.. Editor.
and Democratic victory may be your
reward, is our best wish. UNos,
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Reconsideration silence. OF three
weeks I again endeayor 70 write up the
items Of the village,
Our farmers are all done sowing oats
and preparing to plant corn, the major.
ity of them are tanning extensively this
year,ss plainly ehown by Thomas Rothe
lie has sOWn upwards Of twenty acres
Of oats on his own farm and as many
more Gu the OToole farm all credit
credit to tbo"Oliver Chilled ,Plow," for
Tom believes that he can tgrn firrow
as wide rs corn row Pith tbe"Chilled
Pillow" purchased Of Shader h Bona.
field, at Tunneltqp,
When we mentioned a. portion Of a
ticket in our last letter, three weeks
since, we had no idea that Il would
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ANorHER HRoN rnnrrLror

APRns7-Iam opposed 70 all uonopo-
lies, and consequently shall endeavor 10
braek that Of "PoIly q L." o. news gath
drer for this section.
The Scarlet fever. which has been quite
prevalent here az well a. in other portions
Of the county q gradually dying out ADD
our citizens are again wearing smiling
faces.
Our farmers are preparing for en- it
creased acreage Of osts, corn sc.
Our merchants and manufacturers are
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ADVERTISING RATES :

Transient Advertisement c-Sl per inch
for first insertion, and fifty cents for each
additional insertion.
s1uarss, standing for n longer time than
one Y,aanfth, subject to special rate SEIZED
uie which can be seen by calling at this
O ice. IT
TRANsIKsR advertisements mu>t be
aid for whom ordered.
LEGAL n0tices1o cents per line for foui
Insertions. - - W.
personal congratulations will be In
serted for so centsper square.
TEN lines Of ehiS type one square.
LOCAL notices Ten cents per line.
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Commissioners Notice.

SUSAN JEFFERs Er AL
WIN. Elliott rIET AL.
Extract from the decree Of reference.
Upon consideratiou
whcroof 1t IL adjndged, ordered and ,ie.
r,a tt"st this cause be referred to ono
OF inc commissioners OF this Court wit
instructions to ascertain and report tn
ianu owned by the defendant William
Ellio I, the State aud condition of tL,.
titio thereto, tho liens against, the said
Iahu. the orderand prioriiies OF the Same
ana any other matter deemed pertinent
by himself or, being pertinent. NAV he
required by the parties, roE either of them
puI before executing tubs order, tho com.
missioner executing the same shall mil
lish notice of the time and place 0f ox.
ecptlng ho said. order In some weekly
newspaper .pu buSbed IT, said county. To-,
our weeks, 20 tho said parties NAMING
thop; and such publication go publisbe3
spal be equivalent TO personal service
upon tbopdrtles or either of them"
To William Elliott, Joseph Jackson
ana John L. Jones. composing the firm
OF Joseph Jackson ~ Co. Edgar IT. Wat
son, harles u Brown, WilliaInG Brown
me National Bank or Kin4wOod,' Jacob
feather, James III. Carroll and James n
manoWn, executors Of Hiram, Vanlyirk
deceased; James III Carroll la. his own
IiBnt' brockenDOrough Stone, Hannah
Kodenck, Samuel N. Rogers. Felix II
Jefre5, ThonntOn Pickenpaugh, Georpo
y. linn, Joseph Gusenan, Jac9b J..Guso
man, Isaac Elliott, Susan Jeffars' MAY.
Vile Watson, r., II. Cou rtney, Daniel O. =,
Wntson aud George w. Watson; Won arc
hereby notified pat Irbavo fixed upon
TUEsDAY, sJuEE 1sT, 1880,
at my Office In Kingwood, II roston coun-
", W est NlrRinia, as the timo and place
for executing the foregoing docroo.
Respectfully, DO,
X. w. MONROE,
COmnI'r CIrcnit Court,
JFo. BARTON PAYNE, Pc.
April %, 1880. rnalt4sl3.25.
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RKEpsvlII.x IrENfs.

NAfRIL H.-Much sickn ess still prevails
in this neIShborhood. The scarlet fever
still RACES, soyeral new cassos are repor-
tod. Mr.. Simon Snyder and wife anu a
daughter OF Wesley ,McKinhey's are
very low with this disease. also, two OF
Joseph Mckinney's chidreud NJ. :. u.
Loar has had severe attack OF quiusy,
but is, we arc glad to say, recovering.
Mason Watson, who has boeu. clorking in
DIR, John's store OF this place, had an at
tack of scarlet fever and was Obliged To
return home. We hope Mace will Soon
To- able TO resume tho honorable position
OF smiling on.the ladies.
Our genial and jovial friend. jesse
dIaU, returned 70 MorYantown yesterday
whero no. will reside In tho future,
Jesse was = Gleyey lad and y. we all feel
sorry To lose him.
Our young merchant was down a. Ma
sontown the other day and returnc home
and said to his sister, "Tell you what
Jennie, Alice is piecing fino 9vilt'.
Mr.. A. A. Huntington. OF X iugwood,
was I'm this burg last week peddling sew.
icg machines and hunting vito, No he
said but he did not get along with the
ladies' very well for some unknown
reasons.
The Baptists will organize Sabbath
school Mt Mt. Vernon next SABBATH at o
O'Clock am.
All ePolly,... how could You tai Ms
for married, when AL Mis- time ws were
trying to make an impression on you
and ''Seldem Seem and you never took
tho hint, We'll Well it il too bad
hope you will lot be 40 green next
ame' RosERUDs.
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CANDIDATES. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
a. Ohr torms aor announcing Candidate
(lO lines or less) FOR political Offices are a.
follows:
II, o., -
For Congr ~ $40; for State Senate. or
any State office. $40; for House Of Dele.
gutos' or any county pfilce, .; for. Dis
trict Offices. 81.
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Thirty car loads of emigrants and eight
car loads Of baggage passed through
Tunnelton for the west last week. the ma
jOrity of them were children. Our 10.
fOrmaDt says they were the cleanest set OF
emigrants he has seen yet.
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Diod, near Painters Mill. this 60 unity
on the 2lst INST, John Shaffer, aged 81
years, months and days. A largo
concourse OF relatives and friends follow
Cd his remains to Mt. Carmel Cemetery,
where they wero inferred to await tho
f5stiFrection. Peace 10 his ashes. G.,
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TunneltoD, says Polly q. t., has q
photograph gallery. Now Polly, don't
you set for your picture we viii give
you the benefit Of our expei ience-tbose
cameras often ,busp when pointed at good
looking people. ~
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The letter from Fellowsville was not
received until Wednesday, which was
too late for publication. It will appear
in our next issue, as will also the one
fro IN R0wlesburg
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1t will be noticed ltpis week that we
print all the inside pr our paper in small
Type, We shall continue to do 90 In the
future, as the ARGUS pays we'll enough to
justify IL, thanks to our many friends for
their liberal support.
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EgEight cents for eggs, 9 cents per ID
for chickens 10 the tough, 40 cents for
oate, go cents for corn and 81 25 for
wheat paid by l. VI. Albright, in goods.
Highest market price paid for butter.
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FEW GOODS I

Go to ). J. GociSs. Howesville, for
your new goods. He has just returned
from the East with full stock of Dry
Goods, Notions. Boots and shoes, HITS
Caps, Clothing, Hardware, tQueensware.
etc, all OF which will be sold at lowest
prices for cash, or Country Produce. His
stock IL the very Lest that can be pur-
chased.
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worth much, so says "Liuklington."
- The RAIDS OF this section seem TO think,
they will ges g. rant and a thfrd term, but
vain is tho expectation OF man.
"Linklington'' We would like to hosr
hom YOU again. ~ DAYTON.
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small onions were never 90 scarce a.
this spring, and many are complaining
that they cannot get any ct all TO set out.
This being the case onions ought 70 com
mand 3 good price in this neighborbOod
next fall, 80 thereBill be but fsw raised
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III. M. Albright, AlbriEhtsVilIe
hse just received the largest aud Best se.
fected stock of goods ever brouhgtto that
place. For which he paid cash and will
sell cheap for cash, and produce.
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Married, on the 25th inst, at the rosi-
dence of Daniel ,Stemple's, Esqr., In I'm
ION district. by the Rev. w. Y. Cline,
MFR. Eli Rightsman, of Randolph co.,
W. Va, 10 Miss Ella Rbipebart, OF this
county. Randolph papers please copy
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Rsc-Why wear yourself out, and p,ako
farming task to yourself and boys when
you can get'an Oliver Chilled Piow and
rest yourself plowing7 A full stock al
ways on hand at ShafYer d Bonafjeld's.
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Va We thought clothing would be
higher and bought the Ugest stock now
in the county Ia Dec, end can sell To our
customers at wholesale prices.
apr24u SHAFFER & BONAFTEID.
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SwR-Ou stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods arc now OF hands; the largaat afld
best selected stock we ever purchased.
Come and soc. SUAFFER a. BONAFIEI,D
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Benjamin Gilbert, we'll known to all
the people of this county, died suddenly
at Parkersburg on the 10th instant.
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va Contracts wanted for Tan Bark
and highest,Priees paid for Stages, Shook
Lumber and all kinds of country pro
duce at SHAPPER IL BoNAEIELD's
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AS usual, this week we .have large
number Of. letter. from correspondents
which cooteinr plenty Of interesting local
news Ans
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

Rev. Graham returned from attending
the Presbytery at Charleston on Tuesday
We will try and give the proceedings OF
the session in our next issue.
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eTGood Green coffee is cents per ID
and good Green Tea so Genus per ID. q,
L. M. Albright's.
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ts-For good goods. cheap goods
plenty OF goods and all liads Of goods
go to Shaffer ~ BonafieId's.
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coNSER's SCHOOL HoUsx-MUsrc IN ruK AIR
-T'aFUSsY TOO.

coNSER's SCHOOL HoUsx-MUsrc IN ruk AIR
-T'RFUSsY TOO.
eve do not say that Smith miscon-
strrued the law (cesa5d!nG the apnu al ex-
animation Of teachets) In order TO "gun.'
the teachers and To mako q last grab, but
we leaye you TO form your own conclu-
sions. [Bayles's funny card.of August
ffth, published In the interests of the
teachers without regard TO the issuor of
the day"
Teachers should remember that the an
nual examinations will be held before the
next term OF this school cortland Non,
NAL Seminary will open, and that. there
fore, they will have no opportunity OF
preparing themselves for that trying or
deal, If they do not attend the term that
has just opencd--Journal April 18th.
What !, &c the court goin gto reverse IT.
self and decide that the annual examina-
tions shall be held at the regular time
fixed by law, and deprive the TEACHERS of
the benefit they might derive from the
fall sessions of the normal and other train.
ing schools
Meekest Moses what crime II was in
Smith 10 miscOnstrue the law In order 20
| gull the teachers, and to make last grab7
But, o, ye righteous gods what
shrewdness and foresight. IL shows in
Bayles what overmssteriy cunning. ic
reverse so slyly and craftily the decision
of last year
I'LL swear, IL she hadn't reversed her
self, II looked as IL the next Superintend.
ent would have done the examining and
made the "grab" for the year OF 81
leaving Beyles only the examinations Of
this year.
And all this,o course, the interests of
the teachers without regard to The issues
Of the day
o, Helicon, aud Parnassus the teach
ers should see by this time, however mole.
eyed they may be, that they ought TO at.
tend the school at Portland, and embrace
the opportunity Of preparing for that try.
ing ordeal.
%, honest padsgogue, go TO Portland
and prepare TO meet your g-g-gr gre
gfea--greased ordeal at examination. Go,
and study ;I2eadin. 'Eitin ,Iiitpetic, and
6igin, too.
90, and as ye journey sweet'y Sing
"Behold how good thing itis,
And how becoming we'll,
For such as brethren arc
10 unity to dwell"
MOesBaOR.
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If your horses OF. cattle arc sick, go to
II. II. Fogle's and get your horse pow
deIS.
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We call attention to the Commissioner
notice, Col. Il. w. Monroe, Com'r, in
our advertising columnz.
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II you want oranges or lemons, 90 Il
X. Ii. Fogle's, Portland, and get them.
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<rThe- finest stock OF ready-msde
Ciotlnng in town, just received az ID. r.
Jackspn's. Call and hxsmire- nialt3
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MT. Smith Crane has so far recovered
rs 70 be able to walk g little i'm his yard
and ride with his son in buggy.
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!. M. Albright, Albrightsyille. bas
ladies Dress Goods from i2i TO 40 cents
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III you want pure Drugs go to X. b
Fogle, druggist.
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OFFICERS.

Jso.. BARTON PAYNE, President
WV. G. Blows. JR.. Treasurer 81 sec'y.
plREcroHAr VIM NJ; Dent, Ghss,
III. Biowp.gPeeer Zinp, Frank Mckee, ID.
Stsmple, Jr.,, and James A. Miller.
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We 3ay0te the largest portion of the
space on this page this. week to cores
pondepts. -~
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We keep on hand the Champion mower
SHARPER IL BoNAFIEIp.
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West Virginia University.

Nine hepaItpents Of study 80 Text
books i0fnisheH at cost 49, Calendar ar
ranged % suit teachers expenses for
one year from Si15 TO- 1900 Nonssec-
tariau, LIBERAL thorough, Fall E6rm
begins Septelnbey Sra 1870.
For catalogues and other information
apply to the. Rresident, j. II. TuOMP-
SDN, Morgantown, West Va.
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II you want pants OF any kind go Il
u. d. Fogle and get them. apl0
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Loo AIS.
Blotters for sale cheap ut this Office.

Decoration Day (Msy aO comes thi,
year on Sunday.
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r. Is. Fogle keeps. the best coffee
green or Drowned. nor the least money.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {:

SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tc-residents of this cotpty-One ) ear,
si.5O six months, 75;'four months, 90
cents.
To non residents of Ute eoliisty-One year,
81, 65-the Is cents extra "betng charged
:rprspay POSTAGE six months, 80 cents;
three months, 90 cents ."
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We notice among different varieties of
birds that came this spring quite . large
number o. English SpsIrows.
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Blank notes-loose-for sale cheap a
this flee.
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The ARGUS and the Wheeling -Regsatei
for $3.50 a year. -
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S8 III you want LADIES', Misses. or chill
drens hats 90 TO l.. M. Albright.
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