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The Osceola times., 1882-01-07
shooting EdiiOr>.

HELENA, ARK, Dec. 14.-W. r,
Burke, the editor of the Daily World,
and Arnot Harris, editor of the Daily
Yeoman, had shooting ailray on the
street today Burke receiving a wound
in the ear. The cause of the affair
was newspaper controversy be-
tw IN the belligerent editors which
resulted in a street fight last week,
when Burke slapped Harris. To-day
Harris was coming down the street
and Burke coming out of a store.
They met face to face. when Burke
drew a pistol and fired Harris i'm
mediately drew his pistol, and both
parties fred at each other, with the
afore mentioned result. Sheriff Tur-
ner who happened to be close, ar
rested both parties and took them
before a magistrate who released
them on bond to appear tomorrow
for examintion.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

sr- Advertisers by the year Will he restricted
10 their legitimate business.
rpT- Yearly advertisements NAV b, changed o'
reset four times during the year free OF char-e
ssg-Parties contracting for yearly advertise
ments and disseminating from any cause, viii be
CHARGED snort time rates, az per time Inserted
SKE kATE-
Foreign advertisements, sent through
Advertising Agencies. mnsi he paid for in ad-
snuce. or deposit made with some one whom
we lay designate.
sy~' Marriages and deaths not exceeding ten
llnes viii be published rs news, free of chnrge,
ont obituaries tributes Of respect. funeral notic-
ss aud Invitations charged ~ advertisements.
e4r- All personal matter, letters or commune
cations solting forth individual sehemes or In E
t,rpsts to be promoted, eInanating from party
or parties organizations or societies. VIII be
charged for as other advertisements
sC"In all Legitimate demands of the demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or OF the great IN
terest. Of the general public upon our columns,
Nthe TIMEs will not fail fits duty
~ Commsnic stions setting forth facts Of in
terest to the people OF the county, state gene
raj government will he published free of charge.
t~-The name OF the writer OF every commu-
nication must accompany the same, but will not
be published except when no other signature n
given No rejected manuscript returned.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07
BE it remembered that the Demo

BE it remembered that the Demo
cratic party Of Arkansas is not owned
by few self-constituted chiefs at
Little Rock. They may be split,
they may be hopelcssly divided on
the debt question, but when the So
Der rural democracy assemble in con
vention, they will make platform
strong and broad enough to satisfy
the bone and muscle, and none but
sore-heads will slough off.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

-Vick's Illustrated Floral Guide,
with its many beautifully colored
plates, and by far the handsomcst
Flower and Seed Catalogue ever sent
out by that most reliable Seed man
is before US. This work, though
costing but ten cents, is handsome
enough for a Gift Book, or a place
on the parlor table. All lovers of
Flowers and the beautiful in the veg
etablc kingdom, should send at once
TO James Wick, Rochester, y. Y.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

THE Independent Arkansian, one
of the best weekly country papers in
the State, has reached its seventh
wear,
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

The Arkansas Farmer, published
at Little Rock, aud devoted strictly
to the interests of the farmer is on our
table. 1t is ably edited and shonld
receive the support Of the farmers of
the State. 1t advocates the only
System of agriculture adapted to the
State. We are aware that heretofore
what has been known as 'book farm
ing" or "newspaper farmers have
not been popular, but experience has
also demonstrated that the past loose,
or no system plan of our farmers has
been failure in most cases. \
good ably edited agricultural paper
will assist many a man who has not
time to form and mature his own plans
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

GARLAND will be his own success
or, but the devil will be to pay if
ID. B. is not made Governor; 50
thinks the Memphis Appeal.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

THERE are at the present time
one hundred and ten Newspapers
published in Arkansas.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07
County Court.

County Court was in session thi.
week, Judge f. A. Garlick presiding
But little business of interest to the
public was transacted, the greater
part of the three days session being
taken up with the examination and
allowance Of accounts against the
county.
Claims allowed, s2,3l6,S7.
The County Tax on Whiskey Ii.
cense was raised to $4,000. Some
ten applications for license were
made, from Districts that had not
prohibited the sale of liquors.
Two more prohibitory orders were
made at this term. One prohibiting
the sale of liquors within three miles
of Clear Lake school hopse, and the
other prohibiting the sale of liquors
within three miles of Crooked Lake
school house.
An order was made appointing
Commissioners to lay out a road along
the bank of the Mississippi River in
Hickman Bend.
The petition for a new road from
Barfeld Point to Clear Lake was
continued, because no notice had
been given through the county paper
as the law requires. Parties who
want new roads, should remember
that the County Court cannot grant
an order for a new road TO be laid
out until 30 days notice in the eoun-
ty paper has been given.
The Collector fled his bond in the
sum of s50,0O0,00, which was APP
proved by the Court.
New road Oversecrs were appoint
ed for the 81 Road districts in the
county; the list is too long for Publi-
cation.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that ! will
be at the following places at the
time stated below for the purpose of
collecting the taxes for the year 1881;
Chickasawba- Tisserand's store.
Jan. is, II.
Clear Lake-School house Jan. 1S
Swayne-Rozzell's house, Jan. 10.
Carson's Lake School house, Jan.
23rd.
Frenchman's Bayou,-McBrides
house, Jan. "a and 25.
Pecan-Friend's store, Jan. 81.
Golden Lake-Sexton's store, Jan.
2Sth.
.Troy-Ferguson's store, Jan. 81.
big Lake--Daugherty's store,
February 6 and Z.
East Big Lake e-IIector's house,
Feb. s.
Little Riyer-B + Jackson's res
idence, Feb. l3
Canadian--Swearmgcn's store,
Feb. 90, and at Cars store on 2lst.
Monroe-Court house, Feb. %,
"A and %.
After which time | will be at the
Court house at Osceola for the pur-
pose of collecting said taxes until
the Goth day of April, 1882, after
which time the books will close.
w. B. HASKINS,
Collector of Miss. Co.
Jan. 4, 1882.
All parties wishing TO pay tax will
please bring forward former tax re-
ccipts or deeds. w. b. H.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

THE Western Methodist which has
been issued from Little Rock, for the
last two years will in future be pub
lished at Memphis, Tenn.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

THE Wittsburg Chronicle closed
its third volume on the I'd ult., and
now enters on its fourth year.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07
OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 1882.

in the management of is farming
operation. Send for the Arkansas
Farmer, only 81, 80 year.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07
Professionals.
DR.. w. D. JONES.
Physician ana Surgeon.

srRoiALTrs: D.seases-of Women and Chill
6ren
Oiice, In Bailey house, rear of Times Office,
near the Levee, OSCEOLAi ARK. l2-l0-ly.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

THOMPSON & CARUTH vs.. MCGAvocK.
This is a damaged case,
If not age damned;
And a well managed case,
Ifnot well manned.
Witnesses, three score and ten,
That number, more or less,
Of pure, candid select men,
Opinions did express,
Then the Court instructions gave.
On points that did arise,
On momentous issues grave,
Quite wise or otherwise,
The lawyers then at it went.
And argued to the jury,
And thus was the evening spent,
In humor, wit and fury,
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

EDIroR OscEoLA TIMES; Having
occasion few days ago to examine
a file of papers in the Circuit Clerks
Office, | found the following lines,
which were written by Hon. l., l.,
Mack, the distinguished Judge of our
Circuit, They were written during
the argument of counsel in the case
of Thompson & Caruth, vs., f. Y.
McGavock, which case has been duly
reported in the Times. For genial
wit and kindly humor, do not think
the knes could be excelled by even
a Bret Harte. think your readers
viii enjoy their perusal.
Trul " yours. II II. NJ.
The Osceola times., 1882-01-07

Jan. Z, 1857.
All parties wishing TO pay tax will
please bring forward former tax re-
ccipts or deeds. w. B. II.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

Following ia the list Of deeds admitted
to record from May 3lst to June 9th, in
elusive.
T. NJ Hartley to Masontown Circuit OF
the ~ Il Church for 40 rods IN Valley
District; admitted May 3lst.
Aaron P,srl 10 f Liob for IS acree
in Graut District; admitted May 3lst
William Kemp to Frederick Lcib for
22i acres IN Grant District admitted
VI y 3lst.
Isaac NJ Raymond TO Ami J.fferya for
and fraction acres in Reno D.stTlc: ;
.dmtjed Juue 2I
Martin +. Stuck to John Il. Stuck for
lots IL and 10 IN Cranberry admitted
june ~
John d ,ly TO G.. II. and d. n. Tepny
for lots ia AmLlersburR; admitted June
"a.
John Ringer 10 4 Ringer for 1O4 acres
in Pleasant Distfict; admitted June 2i.
G. Guthrie to J cob Dcberry for and
fraction acr in Pleasant District ad
miited June "a.
james Debefry ct ri. to Jacob Deberry
for 300 aces in Pleasant District adult
ted June 81.
John Shelter ct al. TO Elijah G. Methe-
ny for 80 acres In Pleasant District adj
mittcd Juue %.
William A. Miller TO II. II. Shriver for
80 acres in Portland District; admitted
June 9Th.
Felix Elliott to James l.. Stone for sc
acres in Union District admitted June
9Th.
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a IkIPssinr .

The pain In all his joints became in
tense: fever, with IT'S discriminating efs
fects. was now added, end no became
rapidly reduced to the semblanco of q
skeleton, while vitality reached its lows
est possible condition. and his sufTerings
were oi such indescribable character
mat those who most loved him somo~
times thought IL would be better If Inc
were colled Gway. At this time, phygi
clans, well-known In This city pitts
Uurgh), Informed bis parents that he was
In imminent danger Of total Paralysis
and directly afferward they announced
to his sOrrowful mother that they could
give no hopes Of mis- recovery. At this
iuncture the use Of Poruna was com
mencod, and In six weeks William Lin
coin Curtis was we'll and at work. Read
page y Of DR.. Hartman's ellis Of Life.J
Get ], fro your 4 r ug gist,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09
Order Of Publication,

WEST VIRGINIA, IS
~ Rules held In the Clerks Office OF
tho Circuit Court Of Preston County, on
the first Monday Of Juno, lSS2.
EMMA V. ZINN, who sues I'm her own
naipo. aud on behalf OF all the credits
oTS Of the estate of Zcphaniah &. Tu -
nor, deceased,
ELISHA THOMAS, Administrators with
tho will annexed oi said deccdent, ana
others, heirs ut law Of said dcccdeut,
IN EQUITY.
The OBJECT of this suit * 10 convene tho
creditors OF the said docedepi, settle tho
Admin .stration account of said AID MIN
iStrator, aud To subject to sale so much of
tho real estate of which the said decedent
diod seized rs may Ire necessary To satiss
~ his debts aitor tho proper application
OF the personal assets I'm the hands OF hi,
said Administor.
And II appearing that tho defendants
Harriet Nick cnZ,e late Harriet Turner
and --- Mckenzie hor husband, Eliza
both Fordyce, late Elizabeth Turner, and
Thomas Fpydyco her husband arc not
residents OF this state, they are, there
fore. hereby required To- appear hore, at
Rules To be hold for said Court, on Tho
first Monday of July next, and do what
IL necessary tn protect their interests
herein. And. on motion Of tho plaintiff
by her counsel, IL ~ ordered chat tho
VIRGINIA ARops--a weekly new spaper
published I'm this county.
a copy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Robert w. Monroe, Counsel for Plants
ill.,
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Rice is becoming much moro popular
article of food than heretofore IL Ia fire.
queDtly substituted for potatoes 1t the
chief meal OF the day, being more nutri
tious and much more readily dIgested.
At its present coet, It lie relatively cheaper
than potatoes, oatmeal or gram grits Of
any kind. la preparing it only just
enough cold water should be poured on
to prevent the Iice from burning at the
bottom of the pot, which should have a
clOse.fittiDg cover, aud with moderate
fire the rice 10 steamed rather than boiled
until II b nearly done then the cover IL
taken of, the surplus steam and moisture
allowed 10 escape, and the rice turns out
mass Of snow white gernels. each sCpa-
rated from the other, and as much super
Tor 10 the usual sOggy mass. as = fine mca-
| ~ potato Is superior u the water sOked
article. Try IT,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

a dispatch in a st. Louis paper from
Carrclton, Mo. says: MIR. Rufus King,
Of Johnson, brought his ~ .year-old. son
10 this place for tho purpose Of testing
the virtue Of mad stono ia the possess
ion Of tho Wilcoxson brothers. The lit
tie follow was bitten Wy rabid dog
about Eve weeks ago, but Las complain
ed 0f nothing more than a violent and
continuous pain in tho hoad. Three
head Of cattle and horse. bitten ~ the
same time by the Same dog, Developed
woll-definod cases Of hydTOphObia and
died. The stone adhered firmly to tho
wound on the face Of Mr. Kings boy,
aud it Is believed all tito poison was
drawn out.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

story 90 n Pcnu>Ytvanin .--~
At Is gravity suggested In PhilAdelpbia,
says a Washington dispatch TO the ON
ciunati G"mmerclal, that tx senator ~
mon Cameron may sep 20 The front aud
save his son Sru his sous wing ut the pa,-
~ from further blunderiUg speeches aud
acts. This is almost absnri. non cares
/ 's little e, SiMou.S wishes as FOR those as
the people. lie has always been political
! ly independent ct him since the old man
/ uans,tlr,d 10 him the handle Of The M A.
| chloe. THIS is illustrated Nv tale cur
t,oI here FOR some time. which has Just
! been published ! Tuus thus. The
Convention that nominated uartranft for
The Govornorship was Don Camcron's
Convention, and would have nominated
any man whom Don Cameron might have
named. Don named uariranf,, who was
easily nominated. Immediately after the
Republican leaders became Doubt
tul and dissatsfed, sad few of the
chosen met at the Qirard House In Phila-
delphia for the purpose of taking Hart
and more eminent man in his place. Don
Cameron heard of this meeting whilo In
Hnrispurg. He took The next train for
Philadelphia. Reaching Philsdelphia and
going To the Office of tho hotel he quietly
asked In what room these Republicans
were assembled for consultation. lie WAS
told IN No. AZ. Dou sent up no card, but
went To the door of No. A., and, scarcel,
Knocking, went Ia. General Haru anti
was at that moment on his feet endeavor.
ing To- explain that he thought he wns
nominated at the request of the Republi-
can leaders oi Penney lvania, and was on
the point Of intimating his Willingness TO
retire from the ticket IL he was not nc.
ceptshle. There were then present Simon
Cameron, Don's father (and between this
father and this son all the affoctlonate per.
sonal relations conceivable have ALWAYS
existed and still cx.s). and Wayne Mac
Veagh, Don's bro,h,rin-law. Don Gam
eron appeared at ihio critical time. He
said substantially;
Gentlemen, know what YOU are here
TOT propose to take the floor for three
minutes wlthot Interruption, and TO leave
II without reply. Your purpose 10 to take
this gentleman, Mr.. Hnrtranft, of the
TICKET and put some one else on. tell
you that, by the Eternal, If you take him
of and put this gentleman on Tpuntlng
to his father | will beat him. IL you
take Hartrantt off and put on my brother
In law, by all the gods will beat him. IL
you take HartTanft of and pu; any other
human being on, | swear that, 80 sure as
the day OF election comea, the Democrat
ic candidate shall be elected. Keep Hart
rapft on the ticket, and | will elect him.
Gentlemen, good night. ehal take the
next train for Harrisburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

General William s. Harvey, the eighty
two.year.old veteran OF the Black Hawk.
Seminole, Mexican aud Sioux wars, IA
now looking remarkably well and vigor-
QUE, and his stately form is not yet bowed
10y the weight u advancing years. Mem
Dry aud eyesight, however. are beginning
20 fail. one Of the great Western rail
road companies recently offered him 10.
UJO acres OF land ~ comDensation for tuc
influence Tor peace be- eXcrts over the in.
dian tribes. and 60 induce him Co remain
ia the N0rthwcst, bat he declined % &C
Crpt ". Tie spends his winters ~ hi,
Southern home near Pass Christian. Mis-
sssippi, and hN summers iu ST. L,ufs.
Missouri.
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Lyon 1.OCnIs.

LYON, June 90 wing To the back ward g..
ness of the season the farmers are late
with their spring work, although most of
them are done their corn planting. Not
withstanding the late frosts. the wheat
looks well aud premiseS boun,iful har-
vest.
1t was thought that the fruit was al
killed, but the prospect now is that there
will be plenty.
Once more our neighborhood il iubilant
over the prospect of u railroad The en-
gineers have been through here prospect
lug and report everything favorable.
NIMRon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

Everything requires Time don't hurry
to Speak" said the Italian Count Buonde
lamente, as be stood weeping ana sobbing
by the bedside OF his dying wife, who had
been fading away for more than year.
"But must hasten TO tell my Elm, L."
gasped the wife. II cannot die without
cenfcesing that ! have been unfaubful 10
NY marriage VOW, aud that ] have loved
Count Malvazzi
y know taat well enough" replied the
count, blaudly, land thai ie why I began
tn poison You from the moment he first
entered the house.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

from Constipation. Had swallowed a
hali~bushol of Pills, and drink over a
barrel Of Cathartic and Laxative shops
Had tried every Pstont Medicine recon-
mended in such cases, aud had been
treated by all the very host physicians I'm
philadelphia, and WAS finally told by her
&C insulting physicians that she was now
too work for Caibartic Medicine, or in~
ioctiOns, and that she must die. She
then took Manalin and was cured See
3lsi page Of the Ills Of life" Get the
book from your druggist, or address Or
Hartman, Osborn, Ohio, for one.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09
fhc kingwoed Literary ana Ii
brnry Associatiou

Programme for Monday evening, June
18th;
Reading-James w. White, Enos X.
Lanlz, Miss Florence Parks, Hiss Annie
klauser, DIR. Elliott, B. NJ. Squires and p.
]. CrOgan.
Recilatlon-E. G. Manown, Roy G..
Stone, Mrs Jn'. Barton Payne and /. G..
Rslphsnyder.
ID, bate-Qucslion Resolved, That a
tariff for revenue only aud not tariff for
protection is the true policy OF the Amer
lcan q vernmont." Affirmative, George
Purcell n ga,ive, Judge j. L. uoke.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

DR.. William +. yankirk. Of Grafton,
has been appointed by the National Board
Of Health as Inspector Of Immigrants,
travelling over The Baltimore & Ohio road
through this State. TAose who are with
out the necessary tickets of health will be
known as 'suspecls,' and 81 once yacciu-
ated by the agent If the discovery Of
any cases Of smallpox is made they Will
be- quaraniiued at tho most convenient
point on the road or on car 60. that pur.
pose.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

Commencement exercises of the West
Virginia High School at PruntYtown will
take place next Friday, the 10th. The
forenoon will be dey Oted to orations and
essays 10 the afternoon addresses will be
delivered by able speakers and at night
the Literary Society st the ochool will be
addressed by Rev. w. A. Shipman, Of
Grafton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09
a RemarknbIe Prcscrvn,ion

heharkhbic preservation.
On Monday morning last while two
children, one n daughter Of Walter ARM
strong, Of Fair Hill, Cecil County, the
other AN attendant, the former three and
the latter six years Of age, were playing
in tho lane near the house, they both by
some means or other got beneath pass
ing hay wagon, and were run over by
one Of the VIII cells of the vehicle. Tho
wagon carried heavy load and the acct.
dent wOuli have caused tho death of both
the children had IL not been that At tho
point where the wheel passed over them
there was 81 deep but narrow depression
running across the road, am falling into
this their bodies were saved from receive
ing tine full weight OF the wheel. AS il
was, the attendant received n broken
arm, and both were badly bruised about
the body. L Baltimore American.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

We received pleasant call from Mr.. S.
&. Shaw on Saturday last. lie informs
NC nat he is engaged in selling mowers
rakes and buggies FOR Ciurk6buIg firm,
and is doing Z, OIL business. He travels
in this ana adjoining counties.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

The second game of base ball for the
championship Of the county between the
BIRDS Creek and Jackson Base Ball
Clubs VIII be played on tho grounds OF
the latter Saturday afternoon. A close
and exciting game is expected.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

Glow can we make home happy ?"
asks an exchange. Why, by procuring
one Of the Curiice Washers of Messrs
Sartin & Whitley. There is always peace
and harmony in the family that owns one
Of these labor and temper saving ma
chimes It's just fan 30 answer couum-
drums like that. May 10
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0EANr
$50 -
MtRRIED.

N-BRERBowRR-At the residence
of Ezra Beerbower. June l, by Rev.
Jacob Summers, Milton w. Robinson
and Lydia Brerbower,
BSNDRR-SLABAuGH-A the residence Of
Joseph Miller, May 30, by Rev. Daniel
Beachy, John Bender and Anne Sla-
bsugh.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

Messrs. Sartin 81 Whitley, agents for
the celebrated Curtice Washer, announce
that they will visit every family in the
county, and will take great pleasure in
doing The weeks washing COX each, IL
gathered up and In readiness when they
call. May 10
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

The first quarterly meeting fog the
conference year, on Pleasant Hill Cir,
cult. u. b. Church, Will be held al tho
Smith School House, Saturday and
Sunday, June 18th ana 18th.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

Among The improvements made by Mr..
Street, has been the addition Of hand
some bay window on the west side. The
work was done by Mr.. ]. NJ. Allen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

] have almost complete files of the
Hera from its commencement 10 the
year 1876, and Of the journal from 1868
10 1875, which / ~iIl sell very cheap.
Address me at Mil Run this county.
2tJunt9 w. ScoTT GAgNEp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

fighters. The singular accuracy Of The
Banners reference To our distinguished
t'wusman, Mr.. MeGrew, leaves 40 ruom
to suppose that 1t could have gotten ia,
'Ncis mixed 10 ,be present instance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

DIR A. c. ConIey, who recently located
here, intends returning to his old home
at Piedmont, and resume the practice of
medici'.e with his former partner, DR..
Gertsell '''
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

Quite number OF ladies and gentlemen
from here were in attendance at the Com
mer cement exercises of the University at
Nor antown during the week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-09

Messrs. Sarlin q Whitley report that
their Washers are going off like hot
cakes. Don't delay, but order one at
once and preserve pence in the family.
They arc still at the CUrtin House.
MAY 10