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antelIiaenfe Agenty.
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Intelligence and Collection Agency,
NE. Corner Bull and BrJan streets,
FURNISHES servants and employees OF ali
II kinds. Rents houses lands etc Does
collecting and furnishes information of all sort
Address all communications to
FRANK NJ. READICK.
prorrfetor
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BIsmarck's Internal Policy De-


BERLIN, October Cone of the greatest
Liberal meetings ever held here took place
on Tuesday. Herr Lasker and Herr Richter
strongly condemned Prince Bismarck's in
ternal policy. The meeting was in support
Of Prof. Virchow's candidature for the
Reichstag.
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The French vtsstors.

NEW YORK, October 6.-The French visit
ors to the Yorktown Centennial celebration
visited the United States steamship Tennes-
see this morning, and returned Admiral
WYman's call.
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Espossto in Jautn Holland.

AMSTERDAM, October 6-The steamer P.
Caland, from New York, arrived here to-
day, and the alleged brlgsnd Esposito was
at once handed over to the Dutch police,
and was Professionally conveyed to prison.
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Fatal Mining Accident

ALLENTOWN, Pa, October Ga cave-in
occurred In NJ. j. Pearson's ore mine, near
this city, this afternoon, resulting in the in
slant death of Frank Kramer and the fatal
injury Of Joseph George.
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The Imprisoned Midshipmen Re-
leased.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October The third
class Of cadet midshipmeD, who had been
confined to the Santee since Tuesday for re-
fuslng to make disclosures in regard to the
naval acsdemV, have signed pledge not to
haze, and have been released from the San
tee
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r--rl cut nlv deep. wide -bOsOmed West,
v-f--- uunamed heroes hew the way
r.-- s-arris o. follow, with stern zest-
Whore gra-i-d old naples make array,
r .-.sr--d ir1m Red Men gone TO rest
Where pipes the quail, where squirrels play
-.--u-r tossing trees. with nuts for toy
blv steps forth. G ear eyed and tall,
a Fq-hflI boy. g soulful boy.
Y--e.mely ss the sons Of Saul
s. H1v. all friendless, poor. unknown,
Y-5 heir apparent to a throne
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
A POOR SHOW FOR PLACE HUN.
TIERS.

The President Not TO occupy the
White Heuse Till the Repairs Are
Completed - The First Cabinet
Meeting TO be Held TuesdaV-HIs
Views on Filling the Minor Offices
The Yorktown CelebratiOn-SII-
yer Certificates.
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Tobacco Damaged By Frost.

RALEIGH, October 6-There was frost
here last night, the first Of the season. The
tobacco crop of this section is reported
badly damaged in consequence.
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HOlIdaHtn 81. LnnIs.

ST. LOUIS, October 6-To-day being fair
day of the st. Louis Agricultural and Me-
cnanical Association, business is suspended
in the city, and the markets are closed.
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TerrIhIe I.nn. of LIfe.

Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists, l5c.
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Ca,rgia Press Association.

v.afstersd az the Pest Office In Sa-
--...,-l, us second Glass Matter.
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Policeman Peter Nngent Of No

NEW YORK, October 6 The fund for
Mrs. Garfield now reaches $336, $50 16.
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Heavy Northeast Gale on Charleston
THE GarfieId Fund.

CHARLESTON, October 6 "A heavy north
east blow prevails along this coast, with
high sea.
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MagitnIia BaIm.
For You,
Madam,

Whose complexion betrayS
some humfIiating imperfec-
tiOn, whose mirror tells you
that you are Tanned, Sall0W
and disflgured in COuntenance,
or have EruptiOns, RedneSs,
ROughness or unWhOlesOme
tints of complexion, we say
use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Itisa delicate, harmless and
delightful article, producing
the most natural and entranc.
ing tints, the artificiaIity of
which no observer can detect,
and which soon becomes per-
manent if the Magnolia Balm
is judiciOusly used.
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REJOICE.
By JOAQUIN MILLER.

.s.-- De ont Of the Battle, for LO! I am
S0relg Wounded"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

RREDsvILLE, November 29-Eyery-
thing liyoly and something going on IN
the time-an eloDement, a wedding and
serenadc, several balls, the Shutdown Lit
crazy, a cold snap, a holiday, all In the
last few days.
oar jolly friend 0. n. Brown, who Las
been engaged on the railroad for the rast
two years, is visiting his many friends snd
7 relatives h~ereabouts.
Several Of our boys who have been
down IN Pennsylvania working at fur.
naces and a railroad have returned
home 70 apend the Winter.
Mr.. Milton Forincy celebrated Thanks
giving Day by bringing home a bride.
The boys attempted a feeble serenade. but
the night was too cold, and their cnthusi-
asn happened and then fryzc.
Miss Della Brown, who has been visit
ing in Webster, has returned home.
We notice one Of Kingwooas young
sters, viz: VIII Parks, rusticating in Ii q
neighborhood.
Mr. John Brand nae sold his farm 10
hr, stephen Polling aud moved back 10
Monongalla County.
Singing School here every second Sun
day evening.
n Christmas Tree and q big tire gen
orally for holiday week is talked Of.
MI. and Mrs. Marion Boone. from Col.
orado, are visiting at Mr.. @. w. Hart.
zsIIs Mrs. Boono's father. We under.
stand they intend 90 remain here all Win
ter, IS 1t is too cold for them in Colorado.
BIZ. solomon Cooley killed a foe decr
last Friday while out hunting, near Reeds
vile. lie sold it TO Hessrs. Watson &
Bros" our popular merchants, where "a 81,
on exhibition.
We feel safe in soying that Mr.. r. Zior
hiss the largest hog in tho county Con
petent judges think 90 will weigh inllv
700 pounds.
All the schoolssn this district are no
gres-irg finely, though they are not equal
~ divided, 81 some sre too large on f9m,
arc TOO smalIi for instance. the Mount
Vernon school. taught by Mss Fairfax. ID
too large for ono teacher. there being about
.ix.y scholars bCloD- ing to it. y. s. j.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

TIE utter ruin OF Al occasional bank by
it, dishonest oni ,ials oege,s 10 thu public
mind a want o. conf 'encc in monied IN.
s'itutions generally, notwithstanding the
failures Of b ,nks are very few IA COM
pared with those that are ably and hon
ostly managed. A report of the commit
tee oppOinted TO examine into the gTairs
of The National Bank of K!ngwood,
which is published in another column,
shows it to belong to the latter class, anil
worthy the confidence of busiue's men
who NAV fad il convenient to use a bank
We take pleasure in commencing 1t 10 all
who may wish a place Of absolute safety
wherein to deposit their funds. with the
assurance that they will be forthcoming
whenever wanted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

der, viz: CresSr & B-ovn " JOSEPH
SaTr; Martin y Guoyrt vs. 5 ( shaw
ItHt,i Whitehsir W IA Messenger ID !
Gibson, etc ys Il 3 F,gl : Yam ,y,
vs. Jas CarsSsaor, deceas a.
A L Boom ca VS. Lynch, wiaslow 4
Co. Continued.
State vs. r d Fogle, misdcmoauor.
Fined $50 snd costs.
State We same, Same oG.noo Acqo,,.
tcd.
Thos r Carscsdon VS. J T Pierce, tres.
pass. CONTINUED.
VIM A Loran VS. J l. Browning, s,tsch
ment. Continued.
WV worthingtop VS. Benz Shaw. as
sumsit. Continued.
VIM Authony's heirs vs. Arthur 4 Grit
fifth, eiectment, Continued at plaintiffs
cost.
Shaw assoc, Bishop VS. Simpson, debt.
Continued.
State use Shaw VS. Henry Hardesty, debt.
Continued.
Thos f Watson VS. George w johnson.
assumSit. Continued.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02
BrandonviIIe Notes.

Onr school opened with an increased
attendance owe last year.
n Literary Society was organized g,
Brucetou on Saturday night last that Is Ia
alternate weekly with this place. 1t is
expected when in full blast to embrace
TWO divunOs, four NJ. 3, a beyy OF
teachers, a number Of lite ary Merchants.
etc. The question FOX the drst discussion
Is, "Resolycd, That the civil law is p
greater preventative of evil than the
moral law" Tom Morris is reading
Blackstone, searching sectarisn statistics.
etc, and sage, IL tue G%overnmen, hangs
Gusteau this week ! can darned easy make
tue ciyilla w triumph"
All join in e~xtoling our new and em
Client Postmaster, Mr.. Alpheus Hsgans.
Competent and obliging, he is the RICH,
man In the right place.
Our Sunday School officials have de
cldcd to have a Christmas Tree for the
Juveniles on Christmas eve.
RRPORTKR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02
MRRIEn.

GAMER -Roor.-At the brides residenc,
near Horse shoe Gun, en- the 9t'h ius,.
bv the Rev. W. y. Cline, Mr.. Gvorge II.
Gamer, OF Carrot; County. Md 10 Miss
Laura L Root, Ct this county.
PuEe-RosE-At the the lrontovu school
house, November -, by Rev Q Nor
ria, MIR CCP Piles and Mss Sarah NJ
Rose
PnEs SroNE-At the residence Of the
brides mother In Lyon District, Ne
ycmher 10 II, 10y Rev Daniel Il Fartuey
Mr. Kdson L Piles and Miss Martha
Stone
hARrlN-SNIDEE-At the residence OF Mr.
William SuiIrr, n vcmbcr 80. by Rev
Joseph Clark, Mr Mucclus - Martin
and Mes Alkaline Snii,r.
FORrSRY- SHNRp5-Al tho rcsijsuce of
Tic brides father, November ID, by Rev
CIV PArriott, Mr. Milton For,uey aud
Miss Mary h Sharps.
TURNER-CosroLp-At the rcsiderca Of
bsrt Reed, November 20, 10y Rev L
FFlythc, Nc T1ouus A Turner and
Miss Susan \ Costello.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

We have lately received four elegant
steel %engravIngs, published by Mcssrs.
George Strson g. Co, Portland, Maine.
and a dozen beautiful chrome flower pan
ef; all are fine works Of art, and do
credit TO The publishers, The steel en-
grpvinRs orc very laTge-size Of each BOX
80 .rcae' Ttn.e elegant e~ngravincs are
entitled Choosing the Wedding Gown
"1he Prayer for Health" Tending
Goats. and "The Highland Hearth"
American homes should be made beat
tiful by refined works Of art, and prices
for really good and meritorious pictures
arc now so low that there can be no ex-
cuse for ihc walls % remain gloomy. an
iN'rI I'd, and cherries. American homes
should be mace beautiful. and the Ten.
dency Of this will be 20 make moro re
fined and beautiful the lives Of oh dwell
ors therein
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

Among the many who called on US dur
ing The week, we recall In, following: II.
VI. Coiisy, 81 Rowlesburg; 3 NJ Crest
house, Of Glad %sville; G, mmissioner Jae.
AllendeI, Of AilerdeTs Mil, J.. A. Miller,
pf TunHei.oui John Ford, Of F.Ilo vs-
vile; Or J. 70 Fople, G A. D,dge and
Samuel Guthrie, Of Craubcrr,; II. II.
Gr55lc, OF Bruceion; Justice William
Mckee, Of Brendonvillc; Joseph N.
Ringer, Of Albughtsvilie; William ID Der
~, Of Mssontown; s. HauzeH, George
p Z'nn and J. S. LDar, Of Rockville; j.
b. Nicho'a, Of Mil Run: Anon Formap.
Of Valley Point; j. S P-rkins, Of Reno;
Deputy Sheriff Gale, Of valley Point;
Marshal Feather, ~ EgloD; DR.. J. G.
Komble and Doc Jenkins, Of Evansville.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02
nird,s Crcrk ninnIn.-

BIRDS CREEK, Nov. GA Literary
Society has just been organized on Birds
Creek, with S. @. Shaw as President. !.
VI. Allendcr us Vice President. A. NJ.
Moore as Secretary, Kclso Pies as Cor
Secretary, and J. Ii. Dink as Treasurer.
The following is the programme Of III,
Birds Creek Literary Society for FRIDAY
evening, Dec. oh:
Select reading, Mise Viola Shaffer. Nile,
Ella Ailcnder, and Mr.. Kelso Plies. Dec
lamation, hessrs. Ell. Doyle, w. Nj. Shat.
fer, VIM. Il. Shaffer, and w. @. SIR Ter.
OF Independence. Essay, Mcssrs. Ez,
A'nn and Frank Slsnharln, Of Newborn.
and Gee. q. Shaw, of TunnrIton. orr.
uons, Messrs. james Allcndcr. X Lac
Pilee, and Henry Sha fer. ID bate: O ic,.
tion-R solved, That Wet Vugiaia shou d
PROHIBIT the manufacture and sale Of ir-
toXicating liquors. To affirm, Nee rs
X. Piles, a. ~ Moore, J. Frean and &.
G. Shaw. To deny, Msssrs. Klcp P3cr,
j. II. A~llcnder, Eugene McGinnis and II.
ShsTc-.
Every thing is in a prosperous condition
in this section of the county.
Thanksgiving day was observed 10y ell
the schools, aud prayer meeting was held
at night in ecnool house No. 10.
We arc sorry TO chronicle the death OF
Lee Jones, n step-3on OF Mr.. Geo. Moo,e.
who died at Irontown, and was buried
yesterday Sunday at 4 O'Clock p. NJ
The schools are al in the best condi
ton.
h'ssrs. Moore and Shaffer are swinging
the birch-Hc. Shaw the girls.
SNOWFIAKE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

Our form Of Teachers Term Reports Is
conceded to be the best sBd.mostconvenieH
aud comprehensive in use. We will fur
nish them neatly printed on a g lener-
ible bristol card, with name Of school AID
teacher, at the rate Of $1.OO a hundred, or
without name Of school and teacher, At
the rate Of 70 cents a hundred.
RecOIlect that you nave in this form a
complete monthly ADD term report com
biued, on a dne flexible bristol board 1854
inches ip slzs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02
TERWIBLE ACCIDENT AT
ROWEESBURG.
One I,ii,CI aud Another
EOtaiIy Hurt.

TOtaiIy Hurt.
Ga EriJaY evening last, between six
aud seven o'clock, as Mrs. Michael Riley
and Miss Riley, a daughter OF Moses Ri
ley, were walking Slong the railroad track
and just rs they were entering Rowlce-
burg from the west, they were struck and
run over by a helper locomotive. The
right arm Of Mrs. Riley wss tern from
the socket, and she was other wise terribly
msngled. She died during the night
Miss Riley had her left leg Gu; III below
this knee and is believed TO have sustained
serious Internal injuries. These is but
little hope Of her recovery. Dss. Dent
and Plummer, of Newburg, rendered oY-
cry possible assistance TO the suG rcrs.
Since the above account was pat in
type WI have received the following dis
patch from Rowleshurg
RowLEsBURG, November %.
On Friday evening last, at the crossing
NJ this place, Mrs. Riley, wife OF Michael
Riley, ana a Miss Martha Riley, daughter
Of Moses Riley OF near 50 Cut, were
struck and run over by helper No. 457
while il was running backward down the
grade. The engine aud tender passed en-.
tirely over both, managing them In fear
ful manner. They were carried TO the
b. Il O. passenger room, where the old
lady soon died. The young woman wa
removed TO the Hunter House, where she
is at present cared for. Drs. Dent and
Plummer were summoned, and at md
night performed the successful operation
of amputating one of her legs just be
low the knee ant removing q part OF the
other foot. Although otherwise consider
ably injured, the doctors think she will
recover.
The old woman wat inferred in the
Catholic cemetery at RodGmer's, on Sun
Jay.
Messrs. Dent & Plummer deserve great
credit for their promptness and for the
success of their professional work.
observer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02
circuit Court Proceeding.

Court convened at / O'Clock Friday, the
25,h, with his Homer Judge VIM. Il. Ice
on the bench.
The following named gentlemen were
.ummoaed and sworn as "A Graud Jury
for This term, viz: John r. Liston Cfore-
mani George W. Hartz H., Irlel Sd fer,
] Icob Feather, Guy A. Bishop, Wan. If.
Meiheny, John IL. Ricklcman, David
%Frankhousc', George IL Trembly, Felix
f Jlners, L.. N. Orr, Jesse w. ShafTer,
Moses 4. Sinclair, Benjamin f. jenkins,
Joseph b. McGinDis aud George d.
Moore, who returned the following pro
sentiments:
John Colebauk, for a felony, q true bill.
Leo. S. G%Arlitz, a felony; a true bill.
James Graham, for q misdemesnor; a
true bill.
Joseph Graham, for a misdemeanor; a
true bill.
BENZ Tcets, for a misdemeanor; a true
bill.
Mary Johnson, Tor a m~isdomesnor; a
true bill.
~. Uoun fr -;.l.,, g..
~
A., VIVA, ;,
acquitted.
The following indictments were oontin o.
~ 49,, g, o..
r'''u ,'I''y' ""'I"'i %
',''"y' ''p'1 TO- 80" Du'oIi'
.D'J' TI y 'o'D1'
~ 90 80
s r,S. s. 80 S''
mI.D nSy ,.'g5' go 80.
-l s'.
~, -, 80,
n ,a, at'I' 9ouu
y D. "issaI, So, 49,
nm m-Is5crc,,a, Ito % w
nh 49,, 60
W.us -,i,Jorosr, &C.. y All
,,..i f.I.,, So, 49,. II.
r-i.1.,o..no,. s,.,, :, NJ ~.
m,sdcrnc.n,r ltr.e c,.es,. 49, 90
E,,,L p,,., ,nist.,,anar 49, ..(
So. go N,ch.,I VII &c.
AIrr.d Cdayon ~ ~ Uh..ua
t,,.a -
s,ate Va Tbomss um on Enio a..
chor,.d
STATE Va. Daniel Albrjgb, m-is5emeo,o,
| Fiped eve doli,rs cd cos,s
State Va. James Worthinrton; contin-
ucd, and Rules issued against w. w.
Worthington, Susan Staley and Daniel J.
HerndOn Tor nOu-appesrance a. witnesses
for defendant.
State VS.. Daniel Dixon OF al. Defend.
ant found guilty.
State We. John IT. Feather, misdemeauor
Acquitted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

Following is the list of deeds admitted
to record from November 22i, to 30.h,
inclusive.
Jacob Hamilton to Moses Similar for -
acres in Reno District; admitted Nov. %.
Raymond Il Hamilton to same for 81
acres in Reno District admitted Nov. p.
Eugenus Sypolt TO Q T Sypolt for 57b
acres in Portland District admitted No
vemS %
Z Sypolt to L ID Sypolt for 80 acres in
POrtind Dis'r I cdmiited Nov %
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

We hear the speech Of !. c. Rslphsuy-
der, E+q., for the prosecution in the petit
larceny case Of the State VS.. Daniel Dix
on aud others, which came up for trial
last Monday, very highly spoken Of. Al
though this was Mr.. R~slphsnyder's maid
en- effort at the bar, all agree that it wac
worthy of an old practitioner, ard
augurs for him a successful career in the
profession he has chosen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

We notice among the attorneys from
abroad in attendance upon the Circuit
Court now in session here, Hon. George
O.. Sturgiss. Judge r. l. Berkshire, Judge
John A. Ollie, and Hon. Waitman r
Wiley, of hoJgantown; Alfred Gallo
well, Esq Of Wheeling; Hon. B f.
Martin, and J. II Holt and j. r. McGraw,
E'qrs., of Ga!ton; II. Clay Hyde, E,q.,
of Keyser, and John Basel, Esq, OF
ClsEkshurg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

MCc;CN-l0 Aurora November -. 1881,
ht,r % vCs} yl,f illness. Emma SOPHIA
NcC,un, wife oi l. l. McCrum, aged
- years. J months aad - days.
The deceased leaves an ancctiouate
husband aud two little children 10 mourn
their loss she was a member OF the NJ.
+ Church. "Wnst l 30, thou kuowe.t
aot Gov, bu; ,hoc ent,t knoN hereafter. "
W. y. {.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

Published at Boston. An illustrated Meg
aziDe Of Home Arts and Home Culture.
Contains more reading Of Practical De
mestic Worth and Positive Home I~nteres,
b . azy other magazine OF lie price.
Esch number contains Portraits and
Sketches Of Distinguished Men. spDerior
Home Music, Floral Articles, Stories and
Adventures, Choice Poetry. TIE l.,es,
Fashions, the Mothers Chair, The student,
Corner, the Young Folks Window. an
fully illustrated.
Terms, 81 30 a year, 10 advance. pos
eage prepaid.
CLuB RATES.
We are cnsbled 90 make the folloeVino
liberal offer to our readers. To an who
subscribe within three montb1 and nav
g 20 Ia advance, we will send Tpp Az.
Gus and The Cottage Hearth Tor one wear.
This will give you a good psncr and q
choice magazine for q little more than ,bs
price Of either. Please send in your syh
Rchptlons at once.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

The NJ Z Sunday School Of this place
st Its meeting 90 las; Sunday, adopted a
resolution inviting all persons 20 join them
In their Christmas festivities aud present
their gifts to their friends by putting them
on the Christmas tree, which the school
at a former meeting decided TO have.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

The Board Of Elucation Of Pendle,on
County threatened to discharge a teacher
because he Is a Ssventh-day Baptist and
works on Suadsy. The case having been
submitted to State Superintendent Butcher
be decides that the teacher cannot be
discharged for the reason stated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

@-Wher YOU como To- town CAN
ON Joseph Jackson, who has just ro,
reivcd bis stUek of SOW Goods. cnlt,c
Ing everything usually found in \ Conn
try Store.
las stock Of Clothing u.s. large. ruII and
complete.
Oycro13ts $3.50. uD.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. 90. Tn.
dies Coats, CIoaking aud Dress Goo ISL
trimmings boz great variety. Hosiery.
Shoes, Sc.
No advance in prices Of Dry Goods
Clothing. Boots or Shoes. i,c2t IN
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

ID r. Jackson is just receiving = large
stock Of fresh aud reasonable goods, en-
bracing full lines in dry goods, fancy
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, cop
groceries, q~ueensware, &c, &C., which he
will sell for cash or exchange for country
produce at bottom prices. Call and OK
anime goods and get prices before buying
elsc where. TDo1s;f
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-12-02

Az uo%nrosidents OF this county VIII,
arc resolving 1HE ARGUS Will please
reTa.t tho a,nouni o. their subscription
8. once.