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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

FN rS - syS business now before the pab
- r n lte. Noa can make money
- Ed 'sT s5;,aITs s' rSIs .I.. g, =; c.si,. ,lsI
uot required, We will start Aou. si2 day
and upwards made at home ey the Industrious.
where 10 work tor us. Now is tue time. You
can devote your whole time TO the work, or on.
ly YOUR spare moments, No other easlness
Ni,l pay You nearly as we'll. No oee willing 20
wotk can tail 10 make enormous par by sngag-
ing At once. Costly Outnt and Terms tree, A
great opportunity for mailing money easily
aud honorAely. Address rkOES co, Aus.
9 Maine. Iunsa1, 'sniy
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NmMMnna

.Sund,iys
Few Allentown and Way Stations. 90 %
a. m.
For Reading. Phil,l,lpbia. and Way
Stations, l.46 y. m.
TroiaS for Harrisburg tsare as 5oiiows
Leave New York, via Allentown, S.4h
a. M. .oo AMI 0. S1 p, 10.
Leave New YORK. via ''Bound Brook
Route" aud Philadelphia, 7.ij a. M, DO
and 6.8o r. M, arriving nj harrisburg
30. 500 p. M. aud l2.3j n m,
Leave Philadelphia, $40 - IN. i.0
and ~ p. m.
Leave pousville, 700, o.l0 a. m, and
i.io r m.
Leave Reading, d.5O. g 90. ll.5o q. m. a.
l.3o, 6. 10. aud lo.36 p. N.
Leave Pottsville. via Sobuylkill & SUE
quehanna Branch, $40 y. m.
Leave Allentown, G.95 300 a.m., -. 70
1870, and 900 p. NJ.
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A thorough aud safe remedy is DIR
NErriURS HEADACHE AND.
DYSPEPSIA PILLS. Sold 10y all
Druggists. Price 25 cents.
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Ladies Coats aud Dolmsns selling now
", anl below cost at S. Weiss Selinsgrovc.
Call AMI see, 2y,
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Tamors. crysipcids mercurial diseas
es, scrolula aud general debility cured
by "Br. Lindscy's Blood Soarcher.
old 10y druggists.
Jan. IS. 1881. 4w.
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NXECUTORS' NOTICE.-.Letters
- tcstamontary on the estate Of Adam
WaguSr, late Of west Beaver township.
Snyder County dec'd having been grant.
ell e. tue uuderslgned, all persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 said estate are request
ed TO make Immediate payment, white those
haviny claims wlllpresont them duly authoRti.
Gated for settlement to
ADAM WAGNER, Esq.
Dec :, lHO. Executors.
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Nothing so good rpr Headache and
Dyspepsia rs Or. MErTNTR'S
AEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA
PILLS Price % cents. All Druggists
sell them.
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MARRIAG

=, Guide for both SEXES, for the married and
muse contemplating murrlayC--a brilliant. fisci
mating book. aCounselur for the million on Heath
Disease, and tue Physi' al Lie uf Nan aud Woman:
pare IN language, aud endorsed ny ph,siclana
OLlN, the oldest Specialist in the Northwest
WIN Will pay $500 Tor every case Of private oT
ehrOnic disease ui either sex he undertakes aud
nilr TO cure. Seud two stamps f1r Guide 20
henith. Reliable Female Piiis, So
II Bor. y qliot homo Tor ladies dnriug' con.
nnemcnt. Rubber Coods aud circular OF
important Information, ny express, so ccatD.
Or. &. G. Ciin,
Kentucky Block, COL s. Clark ST, Chicago, III
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STRaYED sR0AT.

A DMINlSTRArORS NOTICE
4 y Letters OF tad.ninistration on tho estate of
Louisa a. knight lato of Union twp. SNYDER
GO. "a, decd. have been granted to the under.
signed. Al persons knowing themselves In,lebt.
ei to said estate will please make Immediate
paytncnt while those having claims against said
estate viii present them Tor settlement TO
JOHN W. KNIGHT,
Jan. o, 81. Adml nlstratsr.
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Friday. March Is, Michael Farm I'm.
sell Household Goods.&c.. in Ad-
pliments, Live Stoe' S
ans twp.
Valentine Day approaches
Tho venluo .,sson will soon 0' up
y" . ~ .;,.,k dollar of the daio of 1888 is
wortbsio' ..,. ,,or.o.s ofI
Tsere is perc'p''o'o increase 0'
s.ylight.
for spring work.
u,,o,, Lees the grain fields in
excellent conda daon'
Tho ".pris election" takes place
rno.Ss y SrSruary 18th.
nj. downW lamp chimney anl the
will retaliate by blowing up.
eople who handle money say there
e cou nterfit dimes in circulation.
(wasbington's birthday, 22i of Feb
/ruary, will be the next legal holiday.
His said that thousands of quail
have perished in this State this winter.
The pavemenis are dangerously slip.
per-, anJ, discreet porsons take to the
! street.
A number of the public school pm
nils we're transferred TO higher grades
last week.
OF course the cold weather has ru-
,ned the Delaware peach crop, rs us
ual.
A man died in Millers.own Perry
county last week that had S.oGOO in
surance on is LIE.
Never let your good resolutions lie
! broken by the attempts OF others t"
sidiculc you.
~ 1ss Hattie Stahlnecker, Mi'linb1rg
lion Co., is visiting friends NJ this
ice, her former home.
Nearly every person that wants to do
pan spend his evenings pleasantly
profiIably ut hume.
70. Evans of Thompsontown, Juni,
Co., is visiting the Bowers Mt this
Ie. George louks well
low Ia the time to talk about the
ng election. Do not dclav nomi-
ons until the eleventh hour.
II. J. s. Akc, of Woolhcrry, Blair
hty. last year raised 6,0)o bushels
prn from ffiy-one acres of ground
your potatoes are frozen soak
b you desire tn use in pan Of
water several hours before boiling
lover seed is likely to be unusually
priced next year rs the crop
ms to have been short nearly ev-
where.
ext comes vennor's thaw, which is
>ntinue, with slight interruptions,
February 18th. So get ready for
mud.
Notwithstanding the unusually Sc.
\ winter, old weather prophets as
hat the ice next summer will be
dor than usual.
Misses Ida and Annie Smith
hters Of Jeremiah Smith of Ly-
Dauphin Co., formerly Of this
are visiting friends.
out q million copies Of Webster's
Ing Book continue to be sold an
", II Is said hut no one would
oct II who reads the manuscript
TO newspaper Office.
yer's Pills are the best of all pur-
YES for family use. They are
sant. safe and sure, aud excel all
pr Pills In healing and curative
lities.
The Snyder County Medical soci-
will meet In Regular Quarterly
Ion, on Wednesday. February 2.
alto o'clock. A. M. at Ceutreyillo.
JNO. Y. SHINDgL
secy.
[Asson in ELECTRICITY. By Prof
TyndAll. No. IS OF the hum.
tDr LIBRARY OF POPULAR
NCE Price Is cents. J. Fits-
4 Co., Publishers, las 4th tvc..
York.
puel H. irwin, Of Ute Creek, Eol-
= Now Mexico. says s--H ~
vSuld quit work - she should
n (6l) she would live yest
nent 70 W magic influence
Nv Ipng Ad."-sts IS-s q
q11ee - = sondipe ont priSk
~ IN NJ Iond I've su|.
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Their e'sro few cite, In the Uuitcd
States, or tho Canaiss, which have no,
several we II known resi- dents. who have
been materially benefited by tho use Of
AYEas HAIR viGoR. Tho origi nal youth.
ful color has returned 10 faded and
bleacbci locks bald spots have been re-
covered or hrashy, dry tnl wire hair
has been brought to smooth glossi.
uess
Read the following plain statement,
every word Of which istrue
Mrs. 0LivEu DAvsSPonr. Of Williams.
town, VI. aud 80 years oil. lost her
hair 80 years ago. by disease Of the
scalp, presumably, a. she had no sick
mesa. For 80 years she tried many
"restorors," &C., with no effect. A year
ago last May, coming by chance. in
possession Of part OF q bottle of ayers
HAIR Vigor," she applied 1t aul a downy
growth Of hair began TO cover her head.
She has since used thrco bottles and about
y half. aul at this Time her bair l.
twelve inches in leuelh, hroSn in color.
not al all gray. anil covering her beal J.
with he exception OF q spot on top. and
has a downy growth starring upon g..
which she thinks persistent use Of the
Vigor will bring out in lime liko the
rest.
Oct. %. 1880.
Ths particulars Of this case can he
verified by the Pos,maIcr ana other
promiaent ci'isens : ail,, by the editor
OF the Northfcll, w., NcS-.
ThI HAM N,Gopa PREPARED by pr, }
G. Aver & Co, Lowell. Mass, Aui sold by
druggists in ihi, town.
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s|: J
ike elIlIea. whiot syt~lEAs ti'ax 'he
lnsvsae>6 ses( u proluo'ia~ the sn'es
prIsine psblIshsrs bs~ >sasi tbs year
fsr frss dIstribuisaIr an parts Of the
world. The p<,stos collection Is welt
wsrth prssshns. Dr.. Aver always
treats tho .sebjsc,s Of health and disease
II ssr,5us aai disuiasd MINER. and
afov<s his readers slarss amount Of va.
dAble informstion. His Cherry Pectossl
other popular remedies are considered
standard preparations, as different as
possible from the quick nostrums the
names Of which dis6gurs natural scenery
all over the country.
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Buy yonr Carpets and Oil cloths al
5. Weiss selinsgrove.
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! \ IV1 7! FUHe N s. 0p-
<p.jluer q 9sI|s,rrose. pAys he high
- price for HuskraIs. y aooons. &c. 80.
jan. "a. s..
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Election Notice.

A DM!NISTRATORS NOTICE.
"A Letters 0t admlnis'Tltinu on the estate OF
torQ snyder, late oi West Perry tap, snyder
Op Pa., decd, have been granted TO the under
signed All ycrsuns knpNing themselves Ia.
de1ieitn slll estate viii please make imme 3!
ste paymcat while thosc having claims against
said estate viii present them Tor settlement 10
CHRISTIAN SNYDER,
JOSEPH GRAlBlLL,
Dec. q, 1850. AdminIstra.ots.
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''I'm drnwiEg n conclusion remarked
Aminidab ~ he pule the cats ih;l l--Ri
l.. ADAMS : auI "rn boating the ;Icto,'
remarked Ami's wife, as she took dos"
of SlSgs' SYuUp ~ Tan, IrlLD CuiRY
AND lloApuorND fer her Cough. \ -
ceut bottls does tho business - For Sale
by all Druggists.
"0h why should the'spirit Of mtrIal
be Proud o. Wo give il up-hnt wue"
we see a man driyine "Proul Spiriicd'
team We uuheSitalingly reiuark That man
uses NJ. u RnnEgr's Horse PowDEus-25
Gents at all Drug Stores.
II you out, hurn. or bruise yourself
there IN nothing that will so quickly and
ehectually give you relief, as one nppli-
cation Of NJ, d. RoBgnT's EMBRocAriOS
| during the extreme cold weather You
have frozen Your feet or hands, and aft ter
using accoriiug 10 lirecioaS one half
bottle of fENBHocArios-.an are not sat-
ishej that IL is worth ten times what it
cost you, by sending your name and nd.
dcess TO the SlSEs' MIRO Co. Of Pbiladel-
phis they will pay you $l,0O for the
remainder. For Sale by all Druggists,
IS aud 10 Gents.
There is no use talking, no use talking,
'Ts so now every where
To cure your Cough or Cold
Without much trouble or extraordinary
expense,)
You must use siss' SyRuP OF Tar
WILD CnERRY AND HoARHouSD.
Some may be inclined to orilicise our
metre, but the idea we want 10 impress
upon your mind IL, that SISgs' Tan So,
will cure any rhroat aud Lung affection
quicker, than any other Cough remedy,
sold in the Uuited States or Canada,
The otner day, as two friends ere
talking together in the street, a donk ey
began TO bray aud wheeze aud cough ia q
distressing manner. "What u cold that
donkey has - said Que of the men. Sand
by the way, that puts me in mije-how
Is your cough ?" | may not be quite rs
much Of o donkey as you think am-my
cough Is all rlght-and my knowledge
that SisEs' SYRuP OF TAR. WILD CHGRRY
AND lloARHousD. Is the best Cosgh or
Cold Remedy known Is the cause. Il
you had been as wise, you would not
now be widower moral use sIsEs' Tar
&
Mrs. Brown-what are your Eggs a
Dozen
kirs. schemmerhorn---4 Cents, madam
Mrs. Brown-4b Gents Why how Is
that 7
Mira ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ty-- arcity.
Mrs. Brown-Tow Is Il that you bring
in such nice lot Of fresh ones every
day.
Nrs. sohemmerhorn Il give my fowl.
N. b. Ronsar's PouLrRY Powpsas three
times . week.
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BALDWIN, BgRANCEs

BALDWIN BsRANUEs.
Leave Harrisburg for Paxton, Lo-
chiel, and Stccllon daily. except Sunday
b.25, Gio, o As n. M, 2.op p; IN. .: daily
except Saturday aud Sunday. 5.ij p. m
and on Saturday only, AS. clio. g. 30 p m
Returning, leave SteeitOa daily, en-
cept Sunday, &. 20, 100. go a. m, . 90
p N. daily. except Saturday and Sun.
day, 6.lo ?. M, aud on Saturday only,
5lo, ESQ, 800 p. IN.
j. Il. WOOTTEN,
Genl Mauagor.
G. G. HANCOCK,
Gent Pass'r Il Ticket Agt.
Feb b'fi. vii n N.
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Auelonser. George H. Hacksr-
hung. Of Middlocreek, r. O.. would an.
|nounco 70 the people Of Snydet conn.
|ty. that no Will cry psles ior yeal en-
e:';Sss' e sss g :Scss ,Is e IS s. ssi 4
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Berscrlown Pa.

I ICENSIi NOr1CE.--Notice is
sLherehy given that
Jacob q. Smith, Middlehrrr.
David n. kers,etter, Frank.iI,
have n'ed their petitions Tor Tavern license WIN,
the Clerk OF Quarter Hessiousoi snyder cnnn'y /.
and the same Will be presented tor approval uu
Monday. the 2sth day of Feb. next
And now, iauuary lsth, 1877. It IL ordered
that the Clerk of the court INSERT fu tho pubii.
catiun OF Tavern Licenses hereafter notino
tbatali iicenses granted by the Court will be
null aud void, unless tho applicant shall INT
the same within hfteen days amer the samo
shall have been granted, by the production OF a
receipt from the county Treasurer TO the Cierk
paid. PR cUHiAu.
J.CROUSE, CLERK q. =.
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A DMINISTR ATORS' NOTICE
u Letters of admibistratios or the estats OF
llllman i.ehr late OF West Beavertwp.Sryder
cunnty, Pa, deed have been granted 10 the
undersigned.' All persons knowing themselves
indetted 10 said estate will riesse make In.
mediate payment while those having claims
against said estate viii lipresent them for settle
ADAM WAGNER,
Oct' IL, lsso. Administrator.
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--AlI oommunica tions. business let
tess "a. for this Office, TO secure
orosnpt attention should BE- addressed
~ follows: The Posi-, Middleburg,
Suvder Cbunty, Pa. Advertisements,
ann o;nvn,,uications &c. must be handed
ln.by Monday uoon, TO secure user
Ion Ia next issue
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DIED.

Jan. 20, James franklin Thomas, Of
Brsnkiiu Twp. aged 5years, 4 months
aud II days.
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SURtEaus

SuRdays
Leave New York $50 = m. phillade-
phia. 7.i5 p. m.
Leave Reading, 500 am. ani 10, ,35 p m
Leave Allentown nj o. on n m
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

, B. HUTOHiNSO son, Supt.
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LEwIsTowN DIVISION.
srsurnv a LEwlsrowH naIL noAp.

The Paciht Express west can DO tagged q
VI " e,town ate IL am.
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a New Treatment.

sept, o, 80.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-03-12
Lseed.HiIlcLcttcr.
BILL INDIAN.

Gentle srring, where art thou ?
, a. j, Elliott has been sick.
Snow ballng is the psestime al
present.
Mr.. Barton Fortney lost a valua-
bic cow last week.
Rev. Parriott preached at Reeds
willie last Sunday.
Miss Matte Fairfax, who has been
stopping at j A. f. Martins dur
Jag the winter. returned home last
week. Mics Matte is ore OF b
most pleasant ladies' Of our vicinity.
and we certainly welcome her back.
w. l. Rush. Of Tunnelton. spent
Saturday ami Sunday in the Glades
Will surely is a lively fellow, and
we are always glad to see him.
Our excellent miller, Mr. p
Squires we learn has again trade
his mill property here for the
Hardman mill at Independence, aud
will remove there next week,
Dave you have cur sympathies.
An author is known his writ
lbB5t IOOl ny MS WOTuS, ana ali
persons by their companions and
taking there iacts into consideration
# we we're permitted to Judge
"RessbGd' by her writings, we
would not wonder at the exceeding
smartness Of "Moddlesome Joe" Tor
intercourse with persons Of decided
virtue and excellence is Of great
Importance in the formation OF a
good character and deep intellect
The fact Of the example 10 powerful I;
we are creatures OF limitation, and
by a necessary influence, our ten
pers aud habits are very much form
81 on the model OF those with whom
we have been obliged more or Iess
TO associate. Smart qualities are
catching 60 well az diseases and
The mind il at least as much, If not
great Zeal more liable to infection
thon the body. Go with smart
people and you will naturally become
smart
Success 10 THE ARGUS.
MFDDELEsOBE JoE.
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Laws Relating 10 Newspaper sub
scrtptiOnS and ArrcRrNgcs.

Subscribers who do not give express
notice TO the contrary, are considered
as wishing to continue their subScrip-
tons.
Ifsubscribcrs order the discontinue
ton of their periodicals, the publishers
may contiune to send them until all
arrcarases are paid.
II the subscribers neglect or refuse To-
take their periodics Is nom the office to
which they are directed, they are held
responsible until they have settled their
bills and ordered them discontinued.
Any person who receives newspa-
per aud make use Of il, whether he has
ordered it or not, is held in law 10 be a
subscriber.
If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, and
The papers are sent to the former direc-
tions they are held responsible.
If subscribers pSY in advance, they
are bound to give notice TO the publish
ers at the eud Of thoir timo, il they do not
wish TO continue taking it; otherwise
the publisher is authorized TO send it
ON, and the subscribers will Toe rospousi>
bic until an express notice with pays
ment OF all arrears is sent 10 the publish
or.
The Courts have decided that "reCu-
sing ia take paper or periodical from
the Office, or removing and leaving
them uncalled for, il prima .iacie evil
dence of intentional fraud M
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The following IS respectfully submitted
for the consideration Of The editor Of the
Newburg Enterprise
1. Il IL always proper to 'fndcnt" the
date lines 10 BeWs articles.
2 When you have head over that
part of head known as Changing ia
deniure" always put il In ''caps" Never
use lower caso under such circu Instances.
8 Always indent editorial articles when
such is given as the general style of the
make up Of the paper.
Never have aud engraved head 10
your Column Of correspondence and then
put up "Fellowsvillo Items" in your
body type.
g. Never SPELL Tho word "jarso by be
ginning with the letter "g" unless you
have exhausted your supply OF ~ spd
haven't lime to send to the type foundry
to get one.
r. S.-The above suggestions are mfde
through the hops that the Enterprise vii
either employ some one who knows
something concerning The principles Of
the cart Pres rvatiye OF an Arts or quit
the business
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Commissioners Sale.

by virtuo ola docrcc OF tho Circuit
.ourt OF Preston county rendered nc the
March term 1850, OF said court, in tho
cn7o oi John Hauway's executor against
Horny Itohr tho undersigned special
commissioner will on tho 9th day OF
Apri 1881, OF hoing ia 2ud day OF tho
circuit court before tho front door OF tho
courthouse In Kirgwood Preston coun.
~, West Va, sell To tho highest respon.
able bidder tho following described real
estate, - wit a cortrm traat of land
containing about 20 acres, In Valley
district, Preston unity, w. Va, that
was sold by john pnway's executor
TO said Henry Rohr. /, being part of a
tract known as the Beo Run survey on
Cheat nvcr, adjoining lands of Leonard
brotthouso, George Groves aud others.
This land viii bo sold for sufficient
money In hand TO pay c,Sts of suit and
rale, and tho residue upon a credit or
six, twelve and eighteen months. tho
purchaser execute notes beRriug interest
from. the day OF sale, with good security
for the deferred payments of the pur-
chase money.
JAS. III. CARROLL, Conm'r.
(,Mar4t3lD
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peIayed Ncwburg .LcIicr.

Mr.. Thomas Sueddin, who recent
ly removed from Independence to
Bloomington, Md. was struck by q
westbound freight train and BADLY
hurt while walking on the track
short distance wsst OF this place last
night. He WAS brought to THE
place and Drs. Lquham aud Howell
were summoned who gage him the
proper attention. At tais writing
his condition is very p:ecerlous,
though hopes are entertained OF his
recoN cry. Parties who saw him .
few minutes before he was struck
state that no was under the iufi lence
OF liquor aud It is supposed, in con
sequence thereof, did not notice the
approach oil the train until too late
to get off Of the track.
Our school closed last Thursday.
The past term has been very sue
crssiully taught and it is greatly
regretted that the scholars could not
have had longer term under the
efficient teachers, who have worked
so earnestly Tor their advancement.
A festival for the betft OF tn
Presbyterian Sunday school was
held in Aliens Opera House Tues
day and Wednesday might last
The attendance Was good and quite
4 handsome SUM was Melted.
A protfacted meeting in in pro-
gress IN he Methodist church 10 his
place. Considerable interest is be-
ing manifested, there bsins ssvera
persons at tue altar.
Mr. Thomas Perrill has removed
from this place to his arm on B.rd's
creek.
Mr.. J. Frank Stanhsgen and sis
ter, Miss Emma left on No. 5 this
morning for Washington to attend
the inauguration.
Miss Nora Helms is whiting in
Roweisburg.
CAPT. Jno. +. Pickett was off on 6
flying trip to Piedmont Sunday.
Professors P. J. Croghan and +
W. 4 m were 10 Grafton Thursday
taking tho entertainment by the
Grafton Cornst Band.
Mles Sallie CLARK and Mrs. Hen
oecanP, Of Homecoming, MI, and j.
J. D file, j q, Of Piedmont, spent
Sunday and Monday a, Mr.. j. A.
Clarz's.
Ms4so Maggie Horcbler and
Mary Mitchell, Of Eckhart mines,
Nd, who have been the guests VI
Miss Annie HorchIsr for the past
Two weeks, returned home this
morning The c.erks Oh the corner
Of Railroad street and Morgantown
avenue arc all incons3isblo since
their departure.
Business on the Railroad has
Ioomoi up considerably the past lew
days. JIM
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-03-12
Iseca>yiIlc EtchinxS.
Still more sasw,
BOYS, r.R UP tonr Cnttera.

Still more sasw,
Boys, r;g up sour cutters.
Has "Meddissome Joe" no smbi-
tiou or get-up about him, that he
does not reply to that sarcastic
"RossbuGs2' Perhaps he thinks her
beneath her dignity and has resolv-
Ell to treat her letters quietly. l em
personally acquainted with NEEDLE
some Joe, sud in the first place
would advise Clipper, or Rosebuds,
(tS be more generally KNOWN that
If che won d consult certain rule
IN Harvey's Gaammsr she will find
shat "a pronouu must sRree with it's
satecedent in gender as we'll as per-
son and number.
w. l, Rush made ay ing visit to
Reedsvile on last Saturday. aud
Rosebuds spoke OF Witty. not seem
nG to Rush sny longer. l happen
ed to DO present during his vista
ton, aud from all appearances /
thought she was Rushing pretty
lively. ] think what troubles Rose
buds is, she can neither "Rusb,'
drink Muller" tea, or captivate
Sc dom Seen
We are glad shave no wedding
to chronicle th. week Tor Rosebuds
used our only. suitable congratula-
tions in extending her hand to the
asst nuptAl tie.
BONA Fine