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Decline Of Christianity.

Many Of the religious papers both IN
E1r"pe and America are loudly b3wailiug
the fact that every year Il larger number
Of people ate drifting away from the in
hlcnce OF The Chutch, AID much ipgouu-
ily is displayed in accounting for the fact.
l. is undoubtedly true that there are vast
numb,Is Of meu and women in Christian
lands who arc living practically pagan
lives, and who, il not openly hostile, are
profoundly Indifferent, TO the claims of
Christianity. The Churches become
aware of this fact not only by the decrease
in church attendance, but in many other
ways. Ii is also eaid that 'hc cantribu-
tions for church work and mispinus have
5, rlously fallen off in the past few yeare,
These are some Of the reasons which have
led many to ask in alarm if the Cbrietian
religion is about 10 suffer an eclipse.
But while these facts are serious, IT
cannot be said tnai they indicate the
lailure Of CLris'IsuiY. Wuat they do
indicate is a general and popular distrust
Of the scciarian methods and machinery
by which Christianity is so frequently
propagated. Preachers too of,op spend
all th,ir time aud energy in building up
theological distractions, and splitting the
illogical hairs. The busy and practical
men If the world are couecious of an ur-
reality about mary pulpit u,teranccs that
repeia them. n there is declipe Mt al,
II IS The Churches which are declining.
But even though al the ,cclcsi st;cal o.
gsnizltions should, for these cluses, flil
utterly, Christianity rs potent factor in
mems liyes will sill remain, not as a
preaching or moncy-ccuing machine, bu;
as an al -pervidirg i'll The de
cline Of Cnurch organic ,lions' would
therefore be a better theme for the press
thsn the decline of Christianily"
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Fhe kingwood Library und Lit
CrurY ASsHciafluu


Pursuant to q cril for s9cnial mcslire
"Ihe Krg~cod Library asI L.trray A.
recitation" mc, 90 tbc Court House H,u on
MONDAY ogcniag October 2Id q. z
O'Clock
After '!a u-ual lT,lminaris tIc nam.e
% Messr W. d. shlnsr. J.seo. n.
Hawthorne, q w siawsl,,f add T. 10
ltIe"ay were plo9.s.' for m,u1.-.lir.
aod they vf i.cars member. Sy o.
ua'miuou v.te.
IAl 40 citation snc.o..I laa o.. ia.
e.e.. 81 f s.ItU. fIIauirr ..
rt. e.a ,GIe D. irg ,l.c. o. al,i.p.-
lions President Joseph %. Uaw.harnr
tIca President, Dr. J.. Elliott: u. corli. y
Secretary, George a walls Trearurcr
Fi"ard G. MauoaD LID ariau. George
A " is Corresponding Secretary, g..
NJ. Squire jaime. Westy While was
efcted assistant 'r Mr Walls
The President appointed V r.. slan r
-ef2aanl-at lrms The RECORDING S Gre
'su Treasurer, ard L.irari,n. ucie If.
rcleu ~ make report Of Toe State aa..
condition oi .b Hlr spfcGvs oH...q. DIM.
rg thrir terms %, ,m o. rr4 subrf tba
sumo 'J the Ass caUsn 20 its next meet.
rg. VI ndsy ,yenIog. Ou.brr Oh. Tie
pr oraWme far ths mex, meeting was an
.ourc.a at ioIJH.:
Select Reading Frank Jactaon. T. g.
Narrun 8rI T. j Cugan
d ..t..f Sic. r.... ~ ,, .
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CyeIopehin of Choicc pro.o.

Volume one OF this excellent work, Just
issued, contains a most remarkable and
brilliant array Of contents, considering us
nomual price 20 cents for cloth, Sl.OO
for the half Russia binding Tho most
important features are: Il CONS Com
plcto E.sIys --In no other writer is
much profound thought TO be found ex
pressed in such splendid eloquerce. The
Letters Of Junius. The most famous and
most mysterious literary product of the
later part OF the eighteenth century.
The Sketches Of Washington Irving
The Incompatible work OF the great mas.
ter OF American prose. The Words Of
ton.-PA;riotism and wisdom,
simplicity and dignity of style, ia combi-
nation not elsewhere Cqualed in all ltera-
ture. Tn Life of Frederick The Great. 49,
Que of the greatest of the warriors and
ST tesmen ct the worlG-lhe real founder
OF Germany \ imperial power and glDry-
sGelch,d by MaCaulGy, a man OF equal
power aud brilliancY ia the field of lettrrs.
These, with other sci, ctions, form a beau
tiiul, well made volume, that il would
seem sirlngc If it did not sell BY The nun
! dred thousand. We hardly need add that
this is one of the results of MIR. Adeu's
Literary Rebellion, )" for where else could
such volume at such price be looked
foI? For catalogues address The Useful
knowledge Publishing Company, New
York.
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4 EsadIycar ror CronRcrs.

The farmer, says the Wheeling Rrgi,-
t'r, has reason TO be happy. The Com
missioner Of Agriculture, in his r.port for
September, says toe corn crop will be inn
mense. The average condition now il 80
against CD 5 rtrmh-r last year; and al
though the total yield will fall below that
u 1879 and of 1880 the production will
be heavier in the South and Southwe7t.
The loss is in NV Eng nd Nag York.
Oaio, ll4 n Michigan, Iuiooiq. Mis-
s'uri and Mnuosota. But gain OF 28 on
the average condition last September is 3
cheerful showing.
The yield Of wheat was much above the
ovcrsga It is pl9ccd al 100, the top of the
scale. Tho sycrcette product is cstimq-
ted al $40 0CO eco bushels, Of which the
Southern States contributed y larger share
than usual, A surplus cf 2JO. COO 600
bushels, Of good quality, is an assurance,
OF prosperity. Il means that the country
is sch snd III md 20 good humlr. r,d
this condition is confined by the la,xe,,
crop Of oats ever reported, & rye crop
above ihc avarage ard 40 estimated ylcll
of $780, 900 900 bushels If pJta'ocs i, H.
q bad year : r croakc.s
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against
WILLIAM ~. KELLEY, ct M.
AND
HARRISON h. SISLER

FRANKLIN %. KELLY, ctaI
tn"rcin pending, 90 slbicc. tha real c.-
tWo ufthcsaid William ~. Kelley. FrarE.
liu -. holloy. William S.. Cq-tecl 1r.
a bert H. Wi burn to Che satisfaction r.
Che iious tEcirDu, YOU ere hereby rcuui..
ct 90 present uil claims held hy YOU au..
cacn OF you against thc -tid William ~
Kelley, IIWkEu -. Kelley. William IS
t3s'coi end Albert T.. Wilhun orJthci
OFF theip. which arc liens OU tboii real as
ttc, or amy part thereof adjudication
tO me, al 200, ONCE Soc "'fhe Town ,
kingwo"d,' iu sai' county, ON or before
the 10TH DAY or OCTOBIER next. at
which time aud place. will also bro
coed to ascertain ihc annual rental vain.
OF thc said real estate.
Givon unlerWy hand This Glh dav OF
-tp.cWH"r 1852 SViTU CrhNE.
FNoi' Commissioner.
Juo, Barton PAYNE piI"- counsel
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We suggest the name Of Mr.. James
Messenger as a candidate from the Esst
Side for the legislature. Mr. Messenger
one of the largest and most prect.ch
farmers in the county, "a man Of untireing
energy, and would make good worker
IN any legislative body. Why not tl,c,
himS Let every citizen of the county
constitute himself committee Of one
(regardless Of politics. on the day Of cleo
ton To vote and work for James Messen-
ger and send good honest yeoman to the
Legislature this Winter.
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The necessity which compelled us 10 is
cue Only half sheet for the st three
weeks No longer exits. snG we shall here
after issue full sheet, edited with the
same care that hes hitherto been distin-
gushing Characteristic Of THg ARGrs
We contemplate making important addi-
lions TO The machinery and material # the
'hice, aud Ia enable rs % DO this and TO
meet our ergagem8nis promptly and 30
move on unhampered aud unembarrsssed.
we Beed every dollar due W. oar patrons
auG Ir'end5 viii therefore greatly 0hlirc
hint
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TO the NOtcrs 90 the Eleventh scna-
tOrinI nisGrics.


The Democratic County Convention
held Al Morgantown ON the 4'h day Of
September nominated me rs their cqnd-
date for State Senate 10 this district
have not sought this nomination, and
IL Is only ia response 10 the wishes uf
many citizens of each Of the counties
comprising the district, that | have con
scented To accept the same These wishCs
have been expressed both in public and
private, and come from all political
parli'f.
Four years ego was candidate for
the same Office, and was confronted with
the same opponent. Although uusucccss-
fol then, received support that was
more complimentary than 10 have been
elected in any other district In the State
A. that time ] issued circular expressing
my views upon several questions of pub
lie policy; hsve since had no cause %
change those views, further than is JUST.
fed by change of circumstances
Labor is the foundation of all wealth.
agriculture is the business that feeds The
human race" In these have, with a
large majority of my fellow-cltizens, II
common interest; a5Y legislation favors-
bic thereto would receive my hearty SUI =
port
No lengthy address full of promises and
pledges is now required, but ] will say
that IT elected, whG ever of humble ability
or Influence may possess shall be cxerted
in behalf Of such measures as in my JUDO
mcnt are best calculated to promote the
prosperity of the district and State.
W. L WAT.oN.
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Nh. VIM. G. Worley left here last
Monday for WAyuesburg, Pennsylvania,
his old home, where he will spend few
days with friends before setting out on an
extended trip through several OF the West
ern States, including Kansas Mr.. Worley
was accompanied from here by Mrs
samuel Graham, who g1es to visit friends
At Washington, Pennsy lyania, her former
home.
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= SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.
A Eormer Citizen of Preston Couu.
IS hiited by "a IInngs yysty IIorse

- hiiied by "A Runaway Horse.
The Grafton papers Of last week an
nOunce The death 81 sIr job Jaco, for
m ct i'm Of this county, under the fol-
lowing distressing circumstances; While
driving young horse attached 10 a spring
wagon, the horse became frightened by a
passing band Of music, and ran away.
Mr.. Jaco was thrown out ana received IN
juries from which be died 10 few tour.
Mr Jaco, who was ~ years OF age, was
born and raised in this C, univ. near Eel
louisville, where he resided AL his life un-
~ he removed TO Grafton some seven OF
eight years ago
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The beautiful system el.cruc frbHny
pe'iec'c. Dy tbe celebrated Edison be
iHE p...y a.'p.sl in tue large c.tss.
tch for private hou and waraaho.e.
Ihe Fights arc enclosed iu pcar-shspci
glass FlD'ulH a. inry hare down
from the bracket or chandelier supporting
them, O. no sdow and throw ont no
heat. AbaYs each light i5 ground glass
shade which can be attached Co The gas
hNtu's in general use, ard at the sane
'iuo add % their appearance ma orpo
menis The system removes entirely the
danger oi h'c from fa.ling fpaTks. be The
HHDi bufi within The glass giobn.rs from
WHICH Zoe air .s exhausted sud there b r,
..a.pe Tor anything except tBo bright
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-06

During 4 recent storm, says the Shep.
herdstown Register, the school house, in
which Miss Ida Flemmiag is teacher, at
Kearneysvilie, was struck by lightning
and very much damaged The most re-
maIkable feature was that The school
house few seconds before was filled
with scholars, who bee me frightened as
the storm Was raging, left the school
house and ran into the hVu9e Of Mr.. w. b.
Miller immediately opposite. They hed
hardly reached his housr, v hen the school
house was struck. I, certainly looked as
though il was the Interference If Provi-
dence that spared The liulc ones. The
school house caught ON fire and but for
the promptne5s Of Mr Frank Homsher
and others wouli have been consumed.
The fl Dor aud seats With The doors were
very much damaged.
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ARctnnrIAnhIr rn.n-

Or. IlAHTMAH-Dear Sir: am inGu
cel by sense of duty To the sutf ring t.
make brief statement Of v,ur remstka
bic cure OF myself was "a most miscra-
bic Sufferer from the various ANNOYING
aud distressing diseases of dcica'e Der
sons, which caused me 10 be curflped to
my bed for long time, being too week to
even hear my weight upon my feet. |
was treated By The most reputable physi
cia. ~ Gu- city, each and all saying th,y
could do nothing for me. had given IN
al hopes Of ever beng wei. Ia This crn.
dition hogan 10 take your Mangun and
Prruna, and, | am most hupDy To say, in
h;ee months ! was perfectly wclI-rn-
urely cured without any appliances or
support OF any kind.
lonrs truly Mrs HENRY ELLIS
No. 900 Scott Street, Milwaukee,, Wis
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90 10 In tlorion Cnnntr.

10 hua Dave, who resides on Bngamon,
IN this County, was visited by sc-callcd
Red Men last Friday night, and rather
severely handled. They ohtaiued an en-
tranc by breaking in The door OF his
home with heavy rail. l, is reported
they biat him with club, bruising bin
up very badly. They were four ID number.
but Mr. Davis failed to recogniz, any Of
them positively. Why they visited him
we DO not know, but presume that in q cir
option he needed moral regulating. We
hope the miscfean's viii be ferroted cut
and thoroughly published. rFairmont r.
d,x.
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MANY CITIZENS.

MIR. james Hcrndon, OF Portland, is a
candidate for constable of Portland Dis
trict. He IS very worthy man, and If
elected will make m excellent officer
lie is poor man, laborer aud man of
excellent judgment, surewd calculator and
good business qualification. Politically
he is Republican tut no p lilician. If
elected will be an officer OF the people
and no party. CITIZEN.
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Mr.. Dudley,o of Corning, New York. appn,
Of the Yale lock company, was here from
Friday evening till Moaday morning last.
during which time he examined and over
hauled the locks of the National B,r, of
this place
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Motto to Creditors.

10 the creditors of Lawrence Broderick,
deceased:
EsIu pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit
Court ot the County Of Preston made i'm
cause therein pending, tr subject the
real estate Of the said Lawrence Brodet.
lex 10 the payment Of his debts. NCu arc
required To present your claims against
the estate of the said Lawrence Broder.
ick, for adjudication To Smith Crane
Commissioner, at his office in the said
county, on or before the 2IsT DAY OF
OCTOBER next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk Of sid
Court, this oh day OF September. Ss2.
SMITH CRANE.
GwSlj Clerk.
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ER HABTJAy s. 90 -Pleosc rcnl me
lot Of your BOOKS on ;hc ais at Lin. b
} cell p great dcd 81 your Ptuga and
III inolin. They ars vgry highly s.ofeu rf
IN This part Of ibe couajry.
j II. EUHuAy =. W..
W-sfcIt, Ia
D.ar -lT Z hye taken half arz %
bottles 81 .ur Petura ar1 Gqd fttta .,..
NE great god. You've truly
jt.-. WYATT.
S'crbev.lIt. J..
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IS robbie medicine that never does
Sny harm and that prevents AMI cures
disease by keeping the stomach i'm orders
the bowels regular and tho kidneys and
Iiyef active such amedicjne is Parker.
Ginger Tonic. 1t relieves every c9sc
mad has cured thousands. SEQ other
column. Tribune
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Il. y SS%ELJES q GU,
IinLliali n,.n- III. ". q 4.
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS,

To all persons holding lions by iudg-
ment or otherwise, against the real e,-
state, or any part thereof, OF Joseph NJ.
shaw and Beuiamin shaw:
In pursuance of a decree Of the Cir"uit
Court Of Preston Bounty, made i'm
cause therein pending, 10 subject the
real estate of the said Joseph NJ. Shaw
and Benjamin Shaw to the satisfaction of
the liens thereon. you are hereby reuuir-
ed TO present all claims held by you and
each Of you against the said Joseph NJ.
shaw and Benjamin Shaw (or either of
thcm) which are liens on their real cs-
tate or any part of IT, for adjudication to
me at NV Office i'm Kingwood IN said
county, on or before the 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1852.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
September, 1882,
JOS. III. HAWTHORNE,
t4S22 Commissioner,
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fT<iRRIED.

LIRB RAYMOND AT the residence of
Daniel Ravmond, Sept II, by Rev.
solomon Eucklew, Frederick j. Lieb
and Martha Raymond.
JOINS roN-lIELMs Al the NJ. T. Church
Newburg, Sept 90, 10y Rev l. u. LIS
ne, James ]. Johnston and LenOra T.
Helms.
SHAyRR-SHAHAN.-At the residence of
the flicating minister, Sent o., nv
Rev Nj. Knots, James Il. Shaver aul
Amanda j. Shahan.
LYNoH-SOHELL-At the residence of the
oiiicnting minister, Aug IL, by Rev.
ID Cool, Il. Clay Lynch and \. Z
Scnel!.
LIPsCoMB Drawers AT the residence
of the bride, Sept. % by Rav John w.
Carrico, David i. Lipscomb and Ellen
$. Beavers.
SMTH-HARTNAN AT the residence Of
Henry Smith, Sept. 81, by II ". joseph
Is. Feather David A Smith and Matte
i. Hartman.
WoTRING - MUASEEE.-O1 Wednesday
morning al > O'Clock Oct 4 1882. at
The residence of Mr.. Henry Copeman,
by the X V. n. Hall, of the Methodist
Church, Sarah McAueer and +. Luther
Wo,ring.
The guests re many, aud the occasion
was a very enjoyable affair.
d. You can get 1G yds. Good Brown Mus.
Ito Cor 81
p yds. Good q ,lic for 81
Zoe. Good Green G Nee for 81.
, lbs. Granula;cd Sugar for 81.
ii lbs. Yellow Sugar tor 81.
6 lbs Good Tea for 81.
AZ Hartley & HutrnnsouE. ocGf
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We learn that the Board If Education
OF Portland District has raised ihe salary
OF teachers a. follows: No. !, S35, No. ..
$50, end No. 3 500 With the excel ton
OF Reno ard Pleasant Districts, the wa
yes are now uniform throughout the
county.
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Creditors Notice

TO The Creditors OF John White deceas~
ed:
In pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF the COdnty OF Preston. made in
real estate OF the said John " bite to the
payment of his debts, YOU arc required
10 present your claims against ihe estate
OF the said John White, for adjucutjon to
Smith Crane, Commissioner, at his office
In the said county on ur be orc tho l7th
day of October next.
Witness. Sriti Crane, Clerk Of said
Court, this 9Th day Of September, 1882.
SMITU CRANE,
6wSeptS Clerk
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we Inadvertently omitted last week To
note the return of Chas. L Brown, ESQ.
10 Cincinnati after visit Of a few weeks
spent among his many friends here and at
MCrgantown.
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VIM Il Watson, the Democratic candi
date Tor State Senate, spent par, OF Mon
day ADD Tuesday here, and ma lie many
friends among those he met.
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lev. Mr.. Hall preached his farewell
sermon here last Surdpy evening. lie lef;
wednesday merning for conference in sec
sion at Clarksburg.
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90 to Hartley ~ Hu'chinson's for
Clothing, Hats, Caps, b lots and Shoes
they can and VIII save You mnnrY nclGlf
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We keep large stock Of clothing and
can SUIT you in boys aud meE's clothing
In styles and prices. Ask 20 see our SS 90
suits, SNAPPER &, BoN,arvtD
S29. TunneltDn. w Va.
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Mr.. Ek' kiel Hanway. Of Kansas, for
mefly Preston County boy, and his
brother, Mr.. r. T. Hsnway. of Fellowe-
.Ylllc, were m town last FrldaY.
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Ftot. Shahan's Normal School. we are
gao TO iearn, rs progressing very sa,isfac-
torIy to both teacher and scholars.
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Oar stock Of goods for Fall and Winter
Trade IL now ON hand, and ready TO be
sold al lowest prices.
SHAFFER e BoNAPrRLD.
S2V Function, w. Va.
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MIR. Jno Barton Payne returned from
his trip to Chicago last Friday evening.
and SO well pleased is he with the great
city OF the West that he has determined to
make 1t his future home. In pursuance
Of this determination he will arrange to
remove from here early in the coming
spring.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
William Harmed, Abner Liston and
Levi Caie, plaintiffs,

william Harmed, Abner Liston and
Levi Caio, plaintiffs,
W,
James Shaw, Lewis Gale, trustee
Frank Mckee, Madison Gribble, George
III. Armstrong, Singleton Shroch, Marian
Ringer, Waitnan Gibson, y Administrator
of Abraham Lis,on, John r. Graham
The National Bank OF kingwood,"
James Chijcster, W. :. Mountain, Bon>
jtmin T.. Shaw, and Elisha Thomas,
Sheriff, administrators of J ohm Gaze, de-
ccasrd, defendants
IN EQUITY.
BY a decree rendered by the Circuit
Coui of Preston County, West Virginia,
in the above mentioned cause, on the
Is day of August 1882, this cause was re-
iorred to Joseph II. Hawthorne, one of
the Commissioners of said court, with
directions TO ascertain and report the
land owned by the defendant James
Shaw, the annual rental value thereof,
the liens thereon, and the amounts, the
order OF priority OF the same and any
ether pertinent inaitGr required bV the
parties or any of them. And that f. pere
sOnal service could not he had upon all
tho parties, the Commissioner might
pnbli3h notice 10 the parties On inning
them) for four successive weeks in somo
Newspaper pub iShcd in the county,
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The speaking here YESTERDAY was at too
At'e an hour To permit any report of j..
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Ladies' be sure ana see the New Goa. s
ut Hartley ~ Hutchinson's. The --latest
and best styles Oc6t
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Judge llnke, who has be- ab,en, for
lhree ~ !oGs weeks al Baltimore and
i User, returned Wednesday
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ssowuneo of TWO foo~hor.o watts.
a curious story, With nv.r Of rio.
nance % Eiyrz tothc rcis. hae recent
ly tmrsp.roJ a' Jolus'3wn pa. Twenty.
F.N yeats ego Mr sud Mrs. lyeimer. Of
Allegheny cfy did, leaving as wards 90
me com unity three mor'bs,
a.A ftrch.,r aond r many years. Ibe
Children SEPARATED, thc boy having
been 3dorted by 81 tuHyn stcmnor.
aud frhscquc we'd to JUhnstown.
aud Zoe girl by Nlr. and Mrs. Ensnucl
Meycrs Of Somerset County. rd each sg.
sumei the name ST 'hoir adopted ptrcn,e.
OF tender o., iae boy never knew Of the
existence ola sister, aud The girl soon RIOT
bg brolner. Both grew and prospcrcd. Oh.
liv.uus 81 %, sac..t that hung over them.
until % few CSC BE ago mo young man. i,
ihs discharge Of DIS duty. met person
who ~as Acquainted With bic aafoceIents
and disclosed the knJwlcd be had
sister. Tons informed, sou Scmmo,
as le "a known. began 70 search fDriIe
gul and Doe persistent inquiries w.re re-
"Ira0' by nn die ry as 'uc bsr,r,l
wife NJ % r.-p,s Tho c..lu Berlin.
o.uerso'C cr'y Zoe IeaUec Dad n,
dl..uy ia establishing tle.r ia witty "a,
e.c. others east faction.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-06

The New Goods are cheaper than ever
nj Hartley ~ Hu,chinsons. Give them a
call and be convinced on,G'f
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-06

10 Is of no use, Hartley e Hutchinson
nave got tho bargains and will sell goods
Atittlc cheaper than any one IN the husi
hess. nc,C
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-06

tuh ltne of Ladies and Gents Under
wear at Hartley IL Hu'cainson's.