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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15
KINGWOOD, PRESTON COUNTY, w. ~. sATURDAY. ID
se.ne sinsular pclu.ion..

- %A@seA A@ataANs
The police central ofice in this city, as
vel. as the courts and the newspaper
Offices, appears te have its special mono
maniac. as ia the other cases Tie de
ludtd persons is woman, and like the
Others she is poor harmless creature
who txcites pity Notwithstanding the
absuJdtY of her disordered favcles aud
the sincerity and esrnestuess with which
she n8rrates her imagined wrongs Sho
believes herself to be under the espionage
OF 1000 detectives, who follow her in the
interest OF the German consul, who she
thinks has secret offices in police head
quarters s.ui deep q, signs egaius, her
peace and comfort She tells AL this
until she perceyes that she Is not cIeG
tied, aud ,her grows little excited and
becomes NOISY.
Some years ago man with similar
mania infested the station houses and
newspaper oftices. lie imagined that he
was pursued, not by detectives, but by
doctors who wanted his body for dissec-
Uou; and he would uarr8te TO any one
wnO would listen long tales of the
methods they pursued TO captlIe bin.
As proof OF the truth of what he would
relate he would produce an old copy OF
The London Timos, in which was
report Of the trisl Of physician of
London on charge of conspiracy
.ar.ir.gf him llF ha
disclosed that he was ms nc, but this the
poor follow could not recognize. He
disappeared several years ago. His
natural successor seems TO be the uufuI-
luuate creature who appeared at heaL-
quSrters recently. Another unfortunate,
familiar in the newspaper Offices, is an
old man who CLAIMS To know where
Stewarts body rests, but who says that
the executors refuse to take possession OF
II, not TO escape paying the reward he
will tell you w.th great carnestness, but
because one Of them wants the grand
which Mr. Stewart built at
Garden City reserved for himself He
tells his story with such plausIb.lity OF
manner and incident and detail, too, that
one hardly suspects his sanity until ho
reachcs this astounding climtx, when
his mruneg changes instantly 10 Gelc,
ness
Tie little Miss File, OF the court
house aud city hall, is woman Of forty
five or fifty, ana evidently very poor
Sue visits the public buildings oLce
every month and makes icrnal demand
{ f The various officials for her rent for
the ues Of the buildings. Her mania is
That she is the owner # tho public prop
erty Of New York. In her demands for
her money she interrupts proceedings In
the courts and other olilces, hu, she is
never violent, and is easily induced TO 90
away. She accepts anything IN the form
or sLape # u check as payment, but If
refused this tender she threatens writ OF
cjoctmeLt- New York Tribune.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15
The MnrIifnrts 1871.

THg WoNLD for 1881 will hc the best
aud cnespeS, newspaper published in tsc
English tongue on either side Of the At
lsutic.
With new presses surprising any ever
before manufactured by Hoe; with new
and untQuCl,d typographical aud business
facilities OK all sorts, and with a better
organized tclegrsphic correspondence
Throughout the world than that of any
other American journal, TIw World tor
1881 Will sGori i,s readers daily com.
p'ete, condensed and trustworthy record
OF all current events.
La lts Five Minutes with the news OF
the Day TuE WoRtD meets andl kccps
pace with the increasing demands made
hy rapid transit, the telegraph aud The
telephone, ou the timo and attention #
bU-iugss met.
Its dailye.scable letters from London
bring the Old World to tho broaAfau-
tables OF the New.
In its Walt street Gossip aud Eta Items
Tor llyosiors, taken together with It's nc
curate, candid aud, absolutely impartial
Financial Article, Tux WORLD daily or,
esnts an uuryslcd picturesnot only Of the
true condition OF the mulutudiuous enter
prises IN which The adventurous AMI active
people of this country invest their Savings
but also OF all the ilucluating Influences
eNertcd upon those enterprises by tho
speculutious aud the spectators of the
stock Exchange
No man who owns or expects to own an
interest in any corporate property eau at
ford to mics for a single day the inCorma-
tion daily and exclusively gwen in Tux
WoRLu, not only as To the natural aud
legitimate course OF Affairs affecting stock
values, but also as to the plans, schemes
aud combinations which G-o iuccssantIy
making aud uumakiug IN aud cue OF Wall
street 10 affect those values.
IuE WORLD contains also every day the
freshest, fullest and most instructive noti-
ces of everything new and Interesting in
theTealms Of art, Of literature aud OF
social lie.
ltis the accredited organ of The colleges
Of the Union, and the accuracy GuG yiyac-
ity of its sporting columns, covering al
the various forms OK athletic amu,cment
which have multiplied among US of late
years, commend II TO the rising genera
ton throughout the country
As the only metropolitan morning Jour
nal published ia tho Euglga language
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15
jRDAY, JANUARY IS, 1881.

';oC'ipts for Walking a Ejve Town.
u,A.hasAo oGcrs tie following sous,-
tio advice:
l. S,u)our bGlding lols at reasonable
prices
> tyou can aaurl to DO SO, donate "a
building 10. ioc somo large bulldog enter
pris,, nud thereby enhance tho ysluo OF
town property.
3. Induce husinoss nen TO locate IN
yeur own town.
: pawou,1e Iac business mSn Of your
own town.
D. Always cum up your oxpeuses when
you yssit places outside your own town
10 buy goods.
g. spcaa well of worthy public enter
p,ises
= lt anything loo undertaken that may
bc ot bcog6t TO tae town do not speak m
OF il to others because YOU happen to bo
tju3iccd hgaiust IL.
3 Speak well 20 stIangoro Of your town
and people.
.. Il you have aurplos money DO not in
vest it Ia far OF spuCusuous, hut give
yoltsvli and your town tho boncht of il
by cstabliehiug some profitable factory.
10. Encourage your local newspapers
10y subscribing fur advertising in, and pay
itg for them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15
General Gog:, the New Secretary Of
the Navy.

WA-rmqrog, Janusr, q. Tho nomioa.
ton Of General Nathaniel COT. Of Wss,
Virginia. to be Secretary Of tne NAVY
was o genera ,urprs, AZ the Cepitol TO-
day. II was of course exoeclca tta, come
nomination would be made. bu, General
COTS name had not been even guessed f.,
by those VIII, are snopo.el to hear Of all
such matters in advance. General GoG
il but little oyer forty years OLD aua bis
smooth, Doyish face and cheer, manners
make him look at least ten years Younger,
yet bis experience has been quite cyeolful
Eatcrine the army ON the Uaion eide carly
in the war as colonel Of the Third Vlreinia
Regiment, be soon became brieadicr
general and was captured. While %, Libby
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15
The story Of an Umbrella.

The N0erUchtcll, OF Basle. tells story
which may give the bold purchaser a
hint Of a new method Of protecting bins
self against the fraudulent shopkcoper,.
\ young gentleman bought silk um-
brella from AN umbrella dealer indcf>
nitcly characterized as c.. Tho next
day was rainy the umbrella was put
into use, but the silk tore in six places
during the tiist hour OF its contact with
the rain. The purchaser went straight
TO the shop, exhibited the ruined article
and demanded sound Que in it, stead
C-'s silk umbrellas, however. We're
made TO sell, not 20 endure use; the
dealer smiled politely and Observe & that
purchasers ought to be careful when
they made their selection. The young
man took home his umbrella. painted
around it tho following inscription in
big letters, "'rhis is how an umbrella
looks to-day which was bought at c. =
shop yesterday" aud hired a commis-
aire To walk to and fro before C--'S
shop with The open umbrella for a whole
Gay. This Unusual form OF advertise
ment naturally irritated Herr c., and
could not have been without a de,cuinR
influence upon possible customers.
c. sont for the police, and asked them
10 arrest the bearer Of the umt rella, hut
they could see no legal crime i'm tho COM
miss Tres proceeding aud declined to
take him oil TO Jail. Early the next
morning the imperturbablc um brolla
carrier appeared again and kept sentinel
an this manner IN front Of C-'s shop
for nearly q weolS. At tho end pf this
period the shopkeepor saw that ne must
give way, and. calling the man, asked
him 90 go to his employer and tell him
everything should be settled according
10 his wishes. When the bold inventor
OF the stratagem entered the shop, the
dealer offered MIN sound silk umbrella /
in exchange tor the sickly one. The
purchaser agreed to accept IT, but added
the further demand that the dealer !
shUald pay the commis~;tire "A weeks !
wages, to which suggestion he was also
10 assent,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

The next now State will be erected out
o. the territory OF Dakota 1his territory
already coIta.rg nearly 10000 inhabii
ante, which is more than tbs required
number under the present spportionment
OF representation. A large and rapidly
increasing immigration is nov boing dire CT.
Cd toward DShota, while no leso than five
RAILROADS are extending their lines across
Z 10 tho Missouri river. With GA area OF
200, coo square milos, tho territory Is too
large for "a single state, and it IL suggested
That line be drawn through il from eat
TO west. thus forming IL s.Gto ont OF the
southern half and lca7rg tho northern
aud less populOus half under territorial
government.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

A scotch printer without penny in his
pocNct arrived in Detroit ono day recently,
after four years journey around the
world. lie sailed from san Frnncisco as
steward on ship bound fer Toxic, uut 10
consequence Of quarrel with the oiiic, r.
was compelled 10 60 Ashore at the Sand
wich Islands. After setting tyre ia tho Of
fee Of the Houoluiu Gal,tte he was
engaged aa hostlor Go help take care OF
stahla of thirty horses that were being
shipped TO Melbourne. lIls stay i'm Aus-
Italia lasted nearly year, during which
he walked through the various provinces
aud Visited the bush, until ia the fall of
1917 ne ehippcd on Il cosstug vos,el al
Hobart Town, -uL ior several mpuths WAS
Knocked about the West lDdics Snip
wrecked, he was picked up by a merchant
man, snd was taken 10 the Bl,z Canal
From Egypt he Travelled as servan, 10 Ea.
gllsh tr-yDlvfs, and, as vugaboud,
through the Holy Land, and ot last
brought up et CoustauliEopie. In this
WY he went up tho Danube, and during
the summer OF 1913 wal sailor before
The mast ON the Baltic Sea. In the fall
ho Travelled ON foot TO q -neva and Rome,
whence be sailed 10 Geuoa, made bio wey
30 Madrid, a1d 80 lsst arrived ia Paris IN
March, 1879. After working rs printer
in job offices several weeks, h9 oarned
enough money TO pay his passage 10 Lon
don, aud in July ssiisl from Liverpool to
Havana aud Chsflesiou, Is. O., whore ho
arrived about year ago. Since that
time be hes trampcd through moot Of the
E-sJern States and 10 now On his way to
San Flannl.cn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

a boy OF twelve, whoto ideas are
shooting in ho vicinity oi Lancaster, Pa,
recently cvincsd his parialily for a
schoolmatc If the opposite scx py diyid-
ing huge turmp aDru,nR school boura.
Another lad, jealous very like. teesel him
10y rolling mis- oycs and muucr,ng Sweet
ON The girl." The lad got suGry and
hurled his eAsro of tho tUrnip at the
oIondcr's heal Tho tcscher saw what
bad been done and directed the boy who
had ,Lrown the turuip To tako h.o pl. ce
NJ The desk R0d 30 stand lhtro until
otherwise ordered Tho girl who had
received ia, ether part OF tho turnip, hot
with Indignation and anxious 10 share
dmsrncc win her admirer, az oRco threw
her portion al the lealous boy. The
teacher ordered her to take her place
beside lhe first cu)pr,--which was pre-
c,ssIy what sho wanted 10 dn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15
A romching Stor..

\ ra7o example OF c0nstaucy, courage
and devotion combined has iust been
furnished by brave yourg peasant
W, man, born aud bred IN - remote hamlet
If the NosCes, Marie Hsgar,, this h,ro-
inc ia humble LIE. bsde adicu 20 her
husband some months since, aud saw him
start for ,he great cNy Of Paris in the
hope of ootsiuing employment there.
But almost upon his arrival la The capitol
he fell ill, and Being without dthcr funds
or friends, wss taken 10 the Hospital
della Pite. Tho news of his illness
reached The hamlet where his wife lived Ia
course If time, and a., latter, listening
only To the prompuugs Of her heart.
determined 10 join her sick husband al
once. She was utterly destitute. To
travel by rail was therefore out OF the
question, 50 she started ON foot with a
baby in her arms, just forty cents in her
pocket, aud a journey of 800 miles before
her. BraWng haIdsAips of every de. Grip
tion, sleeping by the roadside or ia the
fields, and living on what scraps OF food
she could obtain ON the way, she passed
onward, nothing dauuted, for the city
where her husband lay sick. She had
lost her way several tinGa, her clothing
was in rags, her shoes were gone, but her
courage remained undiminished, until "A
few evenings ago, when, fu0tsore and
weary, she found herself at ,lArelin.
when sue sank down in the streets over
come by her suff,rings, exhausted from
want of food eAclaimirg family, "Slou
DiCu, | can go no further" Mother aud
child were conveyed to the police station
revived, warmed, and tended, after which
The poor woman related in few simple
words her touching story, seemingly
sstonished that those who listened To her
should have been moved To express admir-
a;iou for hyr conduct. Kindly persons
offered the young woman che assistance
and shelter acr fcrlorn positoE required,
but her absorbing thought WAS 10 obtain
news Of the man for whom she lad
trnYced 50 far. The police commissary
TO satisfy her ou thIs point, and
a few hours later she learnt that lac whom
she had walked 50 many miles 10 see had
expired in TIC hospital ward twenty-four
hours before her arrival London stand
ri
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

Not many years ago, when a lofty
building was on the pOint Of completion,
the mason was in he habit of whislliug
to tue labo-eT who attended him wheL-
ever he wanted a fresh supply OF lime,
and, AS the scaff0Id on wh..a be s.Gought
was rather small. this occurred very often
during a days job A jincr who was
fitting IN a window Immediately under
meath. noticing Pat answer dudfully to
every call from the mason, thought Of
playing trick ON him by initiating the
whistle, and thus brought niE up with @
hoIiul Of lime when there was no room
for il. The mason told Pat that he had
not whislled, 90 he had no other alieruG
tive than to trujgo back with his load.
This having occurred the third time
during the day, Pat thought he would
watch 10 hear where the whistle came
from.
lie had not waited long with the hod
ON bis shoulder when he heard the
identical whistle directly underneath
whore he stood, and, leaning over, hc saw
the head Of the j)iuer, protrudiug ont OF
the window Immediately below. Pat,
without more ado, emptied the hod right
over the whistlefs head. The joiner yell
ed and sputtel while attempting tD clear
himself from the adhesive mass aud, iu
the midst Of bis confusion, heard Paddy
above shouting at The top Of his voice. -
Whistle when you want some more
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

VIZ desire TO call she attention Of oar
readers 90 tho grand holiday offer Of the
1eudelss1h- Piano Com9aoy, whose sd
yCrussmeEi appesrs elsewhere. This
company, oHrs su ESQ square Grand
Piano, Etduged, 7s oUisyes, 10 hand
some rosewood esse. for only 3245, also
msuy other slyics OF pisaOs and organs at
great bargails Tor tAo holidays, including
sDcel music 8. onc-third prize
These pisuos, including Grsnd, squaio
and Upugat. made Que VI tbc finest dis
p.ays At she Centennial Exhibition, and
were unanimously recommended for Tho
Diploma OF Honor sud Medal Of Merit.
Tho Meudsls0hu Piano Co. srs the fret
Go do gsasrM business with She Durcha
ser direct, saving him more than ont-half
tl.e price charged by other 6rlt class ma
ksTs. This saying u made by dong away
with toe hgencY sys;oas, and giving the
people the piauy5 90 wholesale or agency
prices.
We would recommend any Of our read
crs who have any idea of eyer buying
piano OF organ, To- send fog their Illustrated
aud Descriptive Catalogue, which Will DO
mailed free 70 an.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15
,son,anism in ,hc Unitcd statca.

During The reign Of Plus ~. thirty
new diDcescs were created iu the United
States. AZ the opening OF This century
there was but ono diocese here; now
there are sixlj -yne, besides seven yicar-
atCs apostolic. The Roman Catholic
population is C,l43.222 ruled by sixty
seven bishops sud archbisupps, aud $3.50
priests, who minister in G,4J7 churches
and cnapels, 1,1"e students were iD
theological scmiuafies last spring, and
4Oj.25i pupils in parocuial schools.
Catholics have also ,53J mission stations
besides their regular churches. GS1 colleges
seminarIes and academies, 2. .257 parochial
schools and 3i3 charitable institutions, oil
indicating harI work and plenty Ofit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15
Bodies for Dlsscction.

We've got to have bodies. When
physician comes upon a rare disease he's
obliged to post himself on a dead body in
order to save 1--we one. The price Of a
body depends upon where you buy il. 10
get cody here costs us about S3j. You
buy them IN New York for 50 piece.
J ne Maine medical assccistiou is taking
steps in the matter aud trying to make a
way TO secure bodies legally, Again.
people don't consider the risks their doc
tcr9 run 10 f,tiDg themselves for their
wUik. Every man who works over
bodies runs the risk Of being poisoned by
tho decayiog flesh. DR.. Garcelon orcc
came near death from this cause. I was
tuco sick six weeks from beirg poisoned
from body, aud an Auburn physician
has suffered in the same way. Bowdoiu
College has paid the price Of three Of It's
professors 10 the cause of medical science.
No less than that number have died from
poisonous oxhalatiJns from Coipses upon
tho operating table. i would rather have
old bodies than new ones Bodies two or
three weeks old are the best for dissection.
LcWistOwu lMe.) journal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

A romantic marriage took place at tho
residence OF Mf. G.. b. Smith last evening
Tne contracting parliea we're Dir, James
Bowen, nov ia tho 71st year of his age,
aud Miss CsssIo Csssoli, in hor O9Lb yoar
Tus marrigge ceremony was performed
by Rev j Tnos. Ward, uoDhsw Of tho
bride. About half century ego the
parties were lsVers, and iof somo reason
taii to be tho otjoCl0n OF to brides
psreats on account of sg,--ihe engage
meni was broken Oh. Nc. Bowen sub
gcquonty married another woman and
raiscd family Ajs. CGss,ll havrg 2
lived single sll tneso years, Mo BJwru,
whose wife died two yesro aince, renewed
mis- alterations and whs Accepted WAIST
lHEt0u star.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

Mr.. q g. Johnson. who established tho
suRdsY Leader, and Who since its Ieorgan-
izaton has furushsd cfncleut aid ss one
of iss assistant editors, severed his connec-
zion Wilh tbis psper last week, end pro
poses - enter wider H.ld Of journalism
~ . correspondent of ths Eastern press.
Tho Leader psIN ahb mr johnson re
sretivly snd wishes MIN all ths success ia
ids aes held u labor that his energy, in-
dustry and ability, eRli,io him to expect.
5ubdsy Leader.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

Whata strange power IS silence How
many resolutions aro iormod-how
many sublime conIlo-ts objected dur
iug tbo Time when .uo Ups arc .io.o3 aud
the soul soere'eIy iac.s tho $50 OF Lor
Makorup3u hcr, when sJuo of those
cutting. sharp. LIillGu1 words hago
ucau spoken, which sold lha hot. iuI.--
ufnt blood % tHe faco audi bead. ir those
to whom Tho, Io aIdrr- oI kcsu silence
look ou With awu for o. mighty work is
going on within hom, and Tine spirit oI
OWL, or tarir guardian angel. i- vrrv
uoar to thow boo tnst during Ur
pause tnav h1vo made step toward
heaven or holI. and au item has Leou
.c9rod in tlo book wmch the day O.,
Judgment shall 500 opened. Thcy are
the strong ones who know how t1 kocp
silonco when when 90 i- % pain and %
grief lHeu tlose who give Umc ta
thaIr own souls lo wax strong against
temptation. of to,lua powor. olarstu to
stamp upon them taar pa ase. .Em-
.r-Uu.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

GEoEs8 CHALEANr stabbed "Dick"
Winu ope evening last week, inhoIing IA
serious HJsh wound. Winn Is \ good
naturcd, lnoGonsivs follow. Chnlfant
wss under the influence OF liquor al the
time. New Dominion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

We have lot of printed certificates ut
this Office which were printed for the
Portlaad Normal Seminary. II tho indl.
vidual who ordered them will call In por
son At THE ARaUs Office We will let HIM
havs them free OF charge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15
60 aioev, s.eorgo.

Wo advise Geo. C. Shaw, OF Tunnoltop
TO 20 slow IN using ha mighty influence
ogainst TuR AEGUs II he would attend
TO his own legitimate Dueigogs sad lot ours
alone we would bo under obligations TO
the gentleman" and at tho same time he
might bs sbla 10 make an honest liylGS.
Go slow, George, go slow.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

Tile .mmoucs elant.u. Of sawdust and
eboviers thrown into lao Barton and
WWYIghly rivers from asv-mIus arc
Ts,idiy filing u2 lhe southern end of
Lake Menph,mog3g, o bay ot twenty
acres AsHDg D.gu completely dI.j.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

a oIediinr party consisting Of Dir. Cbas
r. Brown and Miss Lille Elliott, Mr.. WIN.
q. Worloy md Mas Emma BrSwn, Hr.
W. q. Brown, Jr and Miss Ella NeH,
vent so Cranberry lsst Saturday evening
aud returDsd 20 tnis place ths night We
are informed by one Of the pauy thsb
they hsd very pleasant tlmo and that
Tho sltdd,Ag wa e1celient
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

Nc j. NJ Allen 10 now travelling
through Valley district selling sub-dislnct
rights TO use Browns pateut gate hinge.
IL is sgood thing and ho hes made quito a
number OK sglos tbroughott the county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

THE Aorg-ntown merchants certainly
do good business. They arc liberal u5
yertisefs and deserve success. .- K .ngwood
Argus.
Correct, Bro. HYDE. Our merchants
are, ss rule, liberal aad successful men.
Tue srade ot the town was, We are told.
never bsllor than at present New Do
miniOa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

Mira. Belle Mayer, OF Portland, nee
Mics Belle Byrer, who had been spending
tho holidays with hcr parents, returned
hopas on Monday - Philippi JciTcrsoniu
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15
4tnnIs pso.s.

Wo have tlsnk deeds for sole Vt !hls Of
fec. The form vas prepared by one of
the leading lawyers OF our bar and has
been pronounced tho best form ever Offer
I'D for fSo In tho county. Ten cents oech;
TJc per dozsn re
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

We arc nnder obligations 20 the pub
lishors OF the Wheeling InicliEencor for a
large and nsatly printed calender 70
1881
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

Mr. J. III. Crane Ia now entering npou
tue .hird wear ~ Recorder for The oorps.
r,uou OF kIESNood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

We are informed that AIRS. q. z. N.cl
y, OF Cranberry, is 30 badly afflicted
With rheumatism that she is helpless.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-01-15

II you want pleia or fancy Job work
give ~ = call. Our facilities arS unSus-
passed outside tho cities.