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RAILROAD MEETINGS.

Public Meetings, TO be addressed by the
gentlemen named, will be held in King
wood District, al the following places and
dates
Snider's School House mo, 81. Mond va
May 10, TO be addressed by q. NJ. Bishop,
j. III. Hawthorne, and others.
No. 1e School House (near Caufeld's),
Monday, May 10, to be addressed by II. j.
Crogan, Neil j. Fortney, and others.
Kingwood, Friday. May 10, to be ad-
dressed by prominent speakers.
Each Of the above meetings will begin
promptly at early lamp-ligh;ing.
The people of the respective neighbor-
hoods are earnestly requested to attend
the meetings, and hear the quetion OF the
proprietyof Kingwood District subscribing
S25, 900 To- the capital stock Of the King
wood Railway Company fully and fairly
discussed.
The good people of each place Of meet
ing are requested TO see that the house il
warmed-lt necessary well lighted.
THE COMMITTEE.
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Transfers OF Real Estatc.

Following is the list of deeds admitted
to record from April 2Sth to May 9Th in.
elusive.
f. A. Goodwin to Mary l.. Jordon for
grantor's interest in lots No. IL and l2 In
Kingwood; admitted May 8.
Bcnoni Jordon to +. A. Goodwin for
grantor's interest in lots No. 10, IA and Is
in Kingwood and for acres adjoining
Kingwood: admitted May 8.
David Shaffer to Emma j. White for
52t acres in Valley District admitted
May 8.
David Shaffer to Martha A. Blaney for
52t acres in Valley District admitted
May 8.
David Shaffer to William A. Shaffer for
100 acres in Valley District admitted
May 8.
David Shaffer to hlpheus F. Shaffer for
100 acres in Valley District; admitted
May s.
William G.. Brown Jr. Com'r TO j. D..
Miller for 30 acres in Portland District :;
admitted Mays
Felix Elliott to Thomas Startzman for
"a, 10 shd 23l acres in Union Distric, ;
admitted Mays
Thomas S,artZman 10 Felix Elliott for
so acres in Union District; admitted May
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VI RRIED.

MAssBY-SNIru-Att the residence Of MIR.
Stephen Poland, by Rev. T. +. Flythe.
April IL, Mr.. Charles g. Massey and
Miss Leila Smith.
LKY-BURcHRNLL-At the residence of
Mr.. N. Miller, May z, by Rev. j. w.
Hsrdesty, MIR. William n. Riley and
Miss Sarsh ID. Burchenal.
FKR-BUCRLRw-At the residence of
Mr.. John q. l.. Shaffer, April 80, by
Rev. George Bucklow, Mr.. George &.
Shaffer and Miss Lydi. A. Bucklew.
NARTIS-DKwITT-At the residence of
Dir. Chauncey j. Martin, April 25. by
Rev. J. b. Feather, Mr.. Henry q. Mar
tin and Miss Lucy A Dewitt.
SLiGRR-Ross-At the residence OF Rev.
4 &. Barnes, May 4, by Rev. i. G.
Barnes, Mr.. Joseph Sliger ard Miss
Cstnsrine &. Ross.
NIooLA-HAYRs-Att the residence 81 the
groom, April 30, by Rev. +. @. Barnes.
Mr.. j. ID. Nicola and Miss Mary A.
Hayes.
WHITR-BURKR-Att the residence of Mr..
George w. Burke, May 4, by Rev. s. A.
Sisler, Dir. Lewis Piudle White to Miss
Mary Ellen Burke.
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TUNNRLTuN, May SWIM IL prove a
paying Investment for Kingwood Distric,
to take stock in the proposed Railroad ?
Let us talk up this matter hlsugh the
press aud otherwise.
In the first place, If the parties who are
advocating The levy go strt ngly, believed
the investment would prove rs paying "a
represented, we would not be asked l.,
take stock II would all be taken hy CT,
italists. who Will undoubtedly grab ct our
! o per cent, bonds il the vote for levy ca,
/ ries, because all the property in the dig
tricI would DC bound for it and the invest
ment would be safe.
We are told that the building OF this
road would open up our mineral wealth.
thereby enhancing the value of orr lands.
Ii this be true, why can tue lands along
the Baltimore Il On!o Railroad be bougls
30 choap9 | venture the assertion that
they can be bought right here 10 the
vicinity of Tunnellon rs low MS in other
parts of the county laying of the road
from the fact that our vast bods of miner
al lay for miles along the said road ur-
called for ard undeveloped.
IL IL will hot pay capitalists to invest
In II along the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, is 1t reasonable that IL would psy
along the proposed road when II would
require extra freights tn market Up
We are told also that tho passenger
traffic and the United States mail would
pay handsomely. Ii this be true, why IL
1t tha, travel from point 10 point will
scarcely pay a two horse hack TO run reg.
ulOrly and No for tue mil, l am told IL
has been carried for number of years
for less than $3.50 per annum. IL Is not
at nil probable that the Government will
pay the road $1,000 for the same work.
There has been n great deal said in re-
gard to MIR. Hermann opposition To tax
ing the District. What Can be made out
OF II. Simply this that, IL the tax bears
heavy on Mr.. H. IL will bear heavier on
the people of the District, az II Is general.
ly conceded that the burden of taxation
reefs heaviest on the middle clase, men
who have some property but no money 30
work for them.
/, appears that tho people of Missouri
Kansas and other Western States have
had their Gil OF voting money to Railroad
corporations. The Government of the
United States likewise has voted millions
OF acres OF land To them, but they are be-
ginning to hear the ihunders of the press
aud people in opposition thereto, and Me
shutting down on II.
Last but rot least II we vote the pro.
posed subscription OF $50 600, we are vot-
ing TO pay S52 00O according TO the order
of the court which Ia the law in this case.
Figure on IL, counting In interest. State
county and district taxes When the ds-
tricte $25 600 and the SEA, 900 subscribed
making 100, 900 Ia expended what then
More money must bc raised, as we are in
formed by those competent To estimate
that IL will require AZ much more TO con-
pleto the road, how IN il To be raised, by
additional taxation, subscription, or mort
gage. Ii by the latter, we will In all
probability share the same fate that Lewis
County did by her investment of SOC, 900
In the Weston and Clarksburg road.
Respectfully,
LEROY SHAW.
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Letter from Colonel james ".
Brown.
To the Editor of The ARGUS {.

To the Editor OF The ARGUS
/ am not disinterested loUker-on while
the question Of subscribing $26, 900 by the
district 10 the stock OF the Kingwood
Railway Company IL going on.
am not surprised that the proposition
should meet with opposition from the far
pners Of the district Ia my humble
judgment II stands them 10 hand To pom
der we'll over this matter before they vote.
because they will hnd that they will have
the bulk Of this money 10 pay II has
been said by the advocates of this meas-
ure that the Corporation Of KnQwood
would have TO pay tbree-6fths of this
S25, 900. This, upon a thorough investi-
cation, you will find 10 be an error Of the
grossest kind, for KiDgwood will only pay
$50 on the 800 and the farmer will pay
the balance, S6i on the 800, and, In nv
honest opinion, while we pay the larger
part OF this we are the least benefited.
You, my brother farmers, are aware that
Just at this time our State wants TO In
crease it's revenue, and by an act OF our
last Legislature there was passed law TO
reassess our land again In order to raise
more money, and, Vt course, you can un-
derstaud that this means higher taxes. and
we are to-day taxed almost beyond endur-
ance.
A few years ago / was living In the
I
State Of Iowa, when subscribing to stock
/ of railroad companies was ali the rage.
aud IL was but a short time before / saw
/ the day come when the farmers regretted
/ their hasty course, as the taxes which
/ they were told ~ toe time would be but A
| tribe increased upon them 20 the extent
/ that inside 81 four years three fOurtbs oi
! the farmers had mOTjgsged their farms e
/ pay this subscription. After they hAf
] - = IL
company. The srmers lost all they haC
paid, and to-day they have the pleasure O.
submitting 10 whtt tuey cal RAILROAD mo.
nopoly.
write this hssty note 90 q warning !,
my friends Of the district, aud respectful
~ ssk.yOu.t to publish IT,
Your friend,
] JANEs w. BRowv.
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BABY EIepI,anf.
JNo. BARTON PAYEE.

Bainum is oyerjoyed with his acques~
tion-tho baby elephant--and declares
100000 could not buy II. He Offers
$52 900 for an iESurance Of the iamnt for
81 weeks. Surely, If he knew the full
value OF Peruna aud Manalin, he would
do no such foolish thing, as they are the
most successful prOtoctIYe medicines
that have ever been introduced to the
human family. No one can take any
disease while taking Peruna before each
meal, and keeping the bowels regulsr
with ManaliD. Ask your Druggist for
the book on tho "IIls OF Life"
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A certain man in this county measured
upa few bushels OF corn on SUNDAY
and started 10 mill. Finding the mill
closed. he went i'm search OF tho miller,
who spent some time i'm trying TO make
him understand it was sunday. He r6-
turned home and found his wife out ia
the yard with kettle preparing
TO make soap, and told her 10 come IN
and rest the balonce of the day.-[Tucker
Democrat.
TT o above, iitrue, indicates either de-
plorable lack Of intellience, or very
low standard of morality. II published
asa joke, we must say that it strikes usas
boi1g but poor one,and not at all likely
TO advance the interests OF Tucker Coun.
ty.
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THEY WANTED \ LICENSE.
a Runaway Couple from West viz
giniH.

j. N. Matthews, fne-looking, well
dressed man, accompanied by Miss Cele
tia Wiree, called at the Clerk Of G iurts
office yesterday at noon and asked for the
Clerk, whereupon Archy Rowand stepped
TO the front and the gent said
81 want TO take out license"
"Well," said Archey, "YDu'Ie little
late, amt you?'
eve came as soon as we could" was
the response. 1--WE just got off the train
about ten minutes ago and we cane here
as soon as the carriage could bring us."
At this Lowry Long stepped up and
whispered 10 RowaD3' "I'll bet you ten
dollars they want to get married"
what kind of license do you want to
get2" said Archy, then addressing the male
visitor.
'Why, license TO get married. We
have just arrived from West Virginia, and
l thought you had to get one here the
same as we do in our State" ard when
told by Mr.. ROwand that they did not re-
quire one the gent seemed sustained anC
said "Well, then, go ahead and marry
u.s. Archy, however, was taken back
but managed to respond: 81 don't know
about that, but will send for some one
who Gao tie the KNOT" and Alderman
Burke was brought 10 and tied them tight
enough to hold IN this State or West Vir
giDia either II was afterwards learned
that the twain were runaway couple
Soon after the ceremony they started OF
the return trip home Pittsburgh Lead
er.
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Notice to Creditors.

To The Creditors of Elizabeth +. Fairfax.
deceased.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circrit
Court ~ Preston County ,madein a cause
therein pending To- subject the real estate
of tho said EunUueti 4. Fairfax, 10 the
payment of her debts, you are required
tO present your claims against tile said
Elizabeth l.. Fairfax for adjudication TO
Joseph ~. Hawthorne. Commissioner at
his office ia tho said County,On or before
tie 29th day Of May. 1882.
Witness Smith Craze, Clerk OF S,t
Court, this Goth day Of April, 1882.
SMITH CRANE, C,1rk
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The kingwosd Literary and Lii

The kingwosd Literary and Lii
brary Association.
Programme for Monday evening, May
18th:
Select Resding-Ed Msnown, Miss Flo
renee Parks, Frank Jackson and Mas Titis
Parks.
Recitation-Jamss w. White, Miss An
mis- Klauser and Roy Q. Stone.
Decentralization, "Resolyed, That Chi
nese emigration into the United States
should be prohibited" Affirmative, Il. j.
Clogan and John ID. Jackson; negative.
w. III. o. Dawson and l. @. Ralphsnyder'
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Cranberry Items.

CRANBERRY, May 9.--Cranberry, the
liveliest, gayest and most business place
of Preston County, was never more pros
looming mp. and already the Democracy
here declare they will make full nomina.
lions this Fall, and defeat the slate made
up already. | refer Ia that leading young
Democrat on the west side and the leading
Republican the east side for the Lpgisla
ture this Fall Tbc slate must he broke.
No compi omise with the enemy. Con
gressmen are talked Of, and Colonel Ben
seems to be the tsvorite. Daniel b. has
many friends. Hoge, Morrow and Judge
Fleming are favorably spoken Of. The
subscription for the Long Line Railroad
is talked of quietly. No excitement and
but little opposition to the subscription.
The host and hostess of the Summit
their marriage the 2nd inst. The guests
were numerous and gay the tinware pre-
sented was simply immense among which
were some very valuable presents, and the
refresbments we're sumpiuous, composed
principally of tropical fruits, nuts, ice
cream, strawberries, cake, etc The
Cranberry Comet Band discoursed some
excellent choice music. All was glee and
joyOusD ess concluding with social dance.
On Wednesday evening the Bird, at the
school house hall were gathered the larg-
est audience that eyer assembled in Gran
berry, TO listen 10 the corps of singers un-
der the training of Miss Hattie Jones
which was grand success IN every par
ticular and the best entertainment ever
given in Cranberry. The number Of
singers we're p score, but arranged on the
stage, all in white with beautiful rosette
worn on the left shoulder and a wreath
Of evergreen and flowers, looked like fairy
land and we're legons. Miss Jones de-
serves the grateful consideration of the
people for the interest che manifests in the
children of this place.
Three weddings will take place here the
coming month unless slip twixt cup
and lip.
]. ID. Benson, the champion wild tur-
key hunter, walked into town Wednesday
morning with noble American bird that
turned the scale at % pounds, and meas
uted feet four inches from tip TO tip and
4 feet inches from beak 10 tail. This
makes 81 wild turkeys killed by j. d.
Benson since October 10Th. II il can be
beat by any one u the county, come gel
the Prize. ER4s1Us.
CRANBERRY, May 9.-Miss BERTHE Shat
fer and sister, of Austen, are visiting the
Misses Jones.
Miss Lille Elliott, who taught ou
school 80 successfully last Winter, is Wis.
iung Miss Jennie Crane.
Mr and Mrs. William Cupp have re
turned from thei. visit East.
MIR. Q. G. Crane is clerking Tor Maye
g. Sor,
Mr.. Charles Trotter, of Aurora, took Il
the entertainment Wednesday evening.
Mr. Dick SKATER was down % Pied
mont on business last week.
Mise Matte Adair has returned from a
extended visit East
Our band Ia improving very rapidly
They expect Captain StO1y to instruc
them before long.
Mr.. Scott Jones has moved into bi
property, bought Of M. II. stanton.
Success TO THE AReUs and railroad.
Johnson.
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Have You Ever

Known aly person to 30 seriously ir
without weak stomach or inactive liver
or kidneys And whom these organs are
in good condition do YOU not nnd tbeir
possessor enjoying good health? ParDer's
Ginger Tonic regulates these important
organs, makes the blood r.cb aud pure.
and strengthens every part Of tho system.
Soc other column,
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Mr.. Zalmon X. Brown, OF Mo yantossn,
drove over to this place ON Tuesday last,
and In com rany with his cousin, Will
liam q. Brown, Jr., gave us a pleasant
call "Wednesday morning. Mr.. Brown re-
turned TO Morgantown Wednesday ac-
companied by his aunt, Mrs. William
q. Brown, who was spmmomd 10y intel>
ligence OF the allarmipg illness of her
sister, Miss Sarah Gay.
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msrriag. Licenses GRANTED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by County Clerk. Martin since our
last report:
Louis =. White and Mary Ellen Burke.
William IL. Riley and Sarah ID. Burch-
enal.
Edolph Quade and Elizabeth Miller.
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Mrs w. II. shsffer is prepared to do all
kinds Of sewing IN either mems, women's
Or chldren's wear, of all kinds and styles.
at reasonable pTlc,s either for cash or pro.
duce. Give her a call before ordering
elsewhere q her residence, east NJ ain
Street.
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II Is stated that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company expect to run
through car daily "from Washington.
sad also haSe weekly excursions from
that city to Luray during the season.
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We are grs,ided TO learn that NJ. IL.
". McCafferty, late of this pace. has
been appointed 10 a lucrative position IN
the employ of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company at Grafton.
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Experience the nest sy,o..

The reason why woman everywhere
use Pmkor's Ginger Tonic is, because
they have learned by experience the
best guide that this excellent fuedicioo
overcDmes dependency. per.odicie head
ache, Indigestion, pain iu tho back aud
Kidneys, aud other troubles OF the sex. y
Home Journal
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Rev. Ii. VancleVe, of The Philadelphia
Conference u lhe III. 2. Church, will
preach here next SundoJ morning and
evening, snd probably lecture a night or
TWO during the week.
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The AppOintmeu

The appointment for railroad meeting
at school house No. z $50 CuD for last v .
nesday evening, was postponed on account
Of Indictment weather until tomorrow sat
urdsy) evening, Msy 18Th. Messrs. Dave
son, Payne AID Hawthorne will address
the meeting. Let there be rousing turn
out.
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JUST ARBIvKD-A new stock OF Fur
nlshing Goods have just been opened
by Mr.. Voliz at his store-A full and
complete assortment OF the latest styles in
this line Of goods, 10 be had At tar
prices. my5A
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-12

The largest, chtpest and nobbiest as
sortment of gentlemen's ties, bows, scarfs,
gloves, suspeDders, collars, cuffs, hose,
aud kerchiefs &c. is just arrivod at
VOLTz's.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-12

Before ordering school furniture Boards
Of Education would do well 10 address r..
z. Gale sr w. II. Bell, Agents, Function,
w. Va, for further particulars ljan6ft
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Kingwood, w. Va. April II, 1882.
The parties 10 the above mentioned
cause will tatc notice that ! shall, on
Monday. tho 10Th day OF May, 1882. ut
my office afJrr sad. proceed to execute
tho abOyo named decree Of reference.
J. II. HAWTHORNE,
Commissioner,
John Barton Payne, Attorney for
plaintiff.
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New SUITs-Mr. Voltz has just opened
his spring aud Summer stock of suitings
OF cassimeree, worsteds &c. and will now
be ready to furnish suits Of any style
desired. my5'4
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Look Out for the Washer.
SARTIN d WHITLEY

of Danvlle, Va, hav ng located ut this
place for II short while, will show to tho
people of this county
The Celebrated Curtico Activ
Washer.
Thoy claim to have the most PERFECT
WASH ER IA has yet been introduced.
No wearing aud tearing OF clothes. Any
child cun use il. They will 10 found mt
tho NoIbin House. [myl2
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SOMETHING Ngw "A variety of gentle
mems walking canes ut VOLTS ut 10 90 25
cents also patent fishing rods at 35 cents.
my5
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We are agents, and have full stock on
hand, OF Oliver Chilled Piows and shares;
also Champion Movers, Cogt's Bes, Horse
Rakes and Malta Plows.
mnSltf SNAPPER 4 BcNAFIRLD.
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The Automatic Self-folding School Seat
is great improvement over old styles.
Perfectly noiseless. Gale IL b III, Agents,
Tunnelton, w. Va. Iian6tf
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Inc Automatic Self-ioldIng School
Sat is model Of strength, neatuess and
durability. Gale 81 Bell, Agents, Tun-
uel,on, w. Va. Cian8,f
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Messrs. Sartin s. Whitley have the
''boss" washer. Csll and see II at the
Corbin House.
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STRAW HATs-TBe incest assortment Of
straw and woolen hats ever brought TO
KingwoOd. at YOllz's. my5t4
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Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

Tho undersig ied has several farms for
rCnt. lilo also offers to- sell his unim>
proved lands In lots To suit purchasers
nj low figures an on liberal credit.
de9tf WIN. g. BRowN.
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Procure one OF the Curtice Washers of
Messrs. Sartin Il Whitley and make your
wives aud daughters happy.
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Miss Lille Elliott is visiting Miss zen.
ME Crane at Cranberry.
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A full and choice assortment IF Grocer
les lowerer than ever, q; John y. Browns.
mY5tf
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We direct attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Sarun IS Whiteley under
IN head of new advertisements
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full and carefully sclected line OF
Boots and Shoesat bOtt m prices just being
received and Opened al John II. Browns
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Mr.. ID. II Jackson is erecting rear ex-
tension to his residence on west Main
Street.
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a full aud choice assJrimtnt Of Con
dictionaries al John III. Browns Imy5if
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John ii. Brown is just receiving and
opening his large and well selected st, OK
of seasOnable gOods. my5tf
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Splendid lines of Ladies Dress Goods
in endless variety, just opening at Hartley
Il HutchinsOn's.
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A SPLENDID line of Clothing just open
ing at John III. Browns. mv5,f
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We are glad to SEE the venerable VIII
liam G Brown, who has been seliously
i'll, again on the street.
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Miss Jennie Fleming, of Faumont, is
visiting Mr.. Mack Menear's.
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Nobby styles of Ladies' Hats. opened
at Hartley and Hutchinson's this week.
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NObby suits IN great variety for men
and boys at John III. Browns. m,6f
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Be sure aud see the custom made shoes
at Hartley & hutchinson =.
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Go 10 Hartley IL Hutchinson's for your
clIthiDg. Prices away below the m ar
ket.
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Dress Goods and Notions in endless
variety just opening at John Ii. Browns.
ny5tf
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Mr.. K NJ. Menear has put new and
handsome hack on the Tunrelton line.
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Go 10 hartley S Hu,chinson's for
Wool, Fur and Straw Hats