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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-31

HowEsvruIz March 25

AANW ny MAlNn 50
Several OF the girls and boys OF thi,
plsce had the plcsurc of attending the
closing exercises IT the AlieRdeS school
taught by : g. Shaw. Too much cen
not be said in commentator Of MIR. shaw
in the way he conducted tho closing per
formauccs 81 his school.
a. NJ Moore hed a spelling school last
wrek, = night or tow before HE school
! closed. Everything went o0 smoothly.
Mr.. Moore will attend school At Pairmoui
this Spring.
The BOYS 0f this place have organized
a base ball club. They met Saturday and
elected the following officers John Mat
tiugly, President; Jno. Cooke, Secretary f;
George Cooke, Captain John A. Cooke,
Assistant Captain. The club will be known
as the Daley Cutters Of Howosville."
John j.. Cooke is having some repairs
done on is store T He expects TO 80
East IN a few days - buy his Spring and
Summer stock OF goods.
6eorge Cooke has returned home from
teaching school.
John Moore, who has been away the
past two months, returned home one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright, of Aus
ten, formlery of this place, was in town on
Sunday and Monday.
j. l.. Mckenzie, of Bloomington, Md,
as up here a few day last week.
Frank Grieser aud Frank Myres were
down to RowlcsbuIg on business Saturday.
We noticed Sheriff Thomas in town on
Friday evening.
Judge Hoke was in our town on Mon
day and Tuesday.
County Surveyor Dalrymplo has been
here for n week, surveying the lands OF
Frank Myers and Thomas Roach. 1t
seems the way the line ia run this time, Mr..
Myers will loose s~eventy-hye acres OF his
land and j. j.. Mckenzie about Eve acres.
II tho railroad should come this way and
land raises in price, there will be n good
deal of trouble about land In this section,
The temperance meeting will be held
on Friday evening, March 81.
1t is rumored tina VIC will have IA wed
ding at this place on Sunday, April ..
3. 9. Shaw, A. NJ. Moore, s. NJ. Shafrer
and Ben Conlcy were in town on Satur-
lay, participating In IA game of base ball.
We are sorry TO note the death Of John
White, who died at his home on March
both. He was SO years OF ago. His re-
mama wpro inferred IN tha Catho1tc Cam
ctery at this place, on Tuesday, March, 81.
Mrs. James Doyle and son, of Grafton,
were here TO attend the funeral of her
father, Mr.. White, IN Tuesday.
The Howosyille Congress has adjourn
ed TIL September 1S n. Bon.
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REgDsytLLR, March 2S,-QUr farmers
arc all anxious lor settled weather so that
hey can hogin heir Spring work in earn.
ct. They &c well up with ihoir work,
however having n great deal of ground
broke already. WCrk h nds are very
scarce and ia good lcmaud. The most of
our fGm hands go to Pennsylvania and
get employment on public works, as they
can get better wages there than our farm.
crs Will pay.
Several Of our citlzcns are getting
ready Tor the moving season, which is
near at hand, aud there are several
changes to be made in our little town.
II. H.. Reed, our most e%nterprising citi
I'm, Is building u new house in town.
Dir. Samuel Field is 10 occupy it until he
gets his house built.
A company of our boys have Organized
to start for the Pennsylvania public works
next Monday, TO seek employment for the
summer, some @here abop, Uuiontown or
Brownsville.
hr. Il. Wheeler was over at Morgan
tow ~ last week on a business trip.
Tn Sunday night praYermectings are
well attended, especially by the young
folks. Mr.. +. W. Elliott aud -. F..
Brown, from Albrightsyille, wcrs rustic
ating In the neighborhood last week.
Ever body is suffering With colds.
Squire G.. w. Fairfax was up at Graf
ton last week, on business.
We noticed Mr.. NJ. i. Martin, from
near A%lbrishtsyille, was in our little town
on Sunday.
bliss Olivia Fairfax was visiting the
parental roof and attending her father, r..
Is. Fairfax, who Is very sick and has been
for the past week.
Mr.. r. f. Loat was up ut Nowburg on
business, last week.
The large, commodious, wei built, well
furnished and almost new Methodist
Church At Masontown was entirely dc
stroYed by fire on last Sunday afternoon.
There was to be preaching 10 il that after
noon, and the sexton built q fire in the
stoves about noon, snG, owing 20 "A dc
fective lue, 1t lie supposed that IL caught
fire soale way, and was under such head
way when II was discovered that the fe-
bic efforts that could be brought against Il
we're Of no avail and the FIRE heud tri-
umphed, leaving a pile OF ashes and black
smoking ruins to mark the place where
once stood their house of worship 10 the
disbeartened members.
A subscription school, conducted by
Miss Belle LOar begins here on n61t Mon
day. The school starts out With Il large
enrolment for a summer school ard a
small place ike this. j. g. B.
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George Huffman, a young man just
grown, vas Killed on Tuesday. the 14th
inst, on the farm Of d. +. Blake, abou,
SIX miles below Red House, under very
distressing circumstances. lie had gone
out short distance from hoWe 10 split
rails. The log which he proposed to
work up did not lie just right, and going
below IL he attempted TO night its position,
when ii rolled onto him, fastening him 10
The ground. His cries for hc!p attracted
the attention Of his aged and indrm
mother, whose strength was insufficient 10
release him from his perilous position.
As she started for help, he sorrowfully
told her he could not live until her return.
which predicament proved true. Parties
who examined the body, say the life was
LITERALLY crushed out OF the young man.
NO bones being broken. He was hIs wild
owed mothers only support, his father,
Noah Huffman, having been dead several
years. = Putnam Democrat.
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shooting ARRAY.

On Wednesday evening F. J.. Kepner
and J.. p. Griffith, and perhaps another
person or two, we're guilty Of misconduct
10 church, and on yesterday Thursday
the Mayor had them before him upon
proper complaint. Kepner, who was
drunk, behaved himself very badly, end
repeatedly assaulted Sergeant Myers.
Myers at length becoming tired Of these
repeated assaults drew = revolver on Kep.
Dor, when friends intcrfered, and IN their
cndeaYors TO obtain possession d the re-
volver it WIS accidentally discharged, the
bell striking Dir. A. B. Parsons IN The leg.
just below the knee, fracturi-g one Of tho
bones.
DIR. Baker was Immediately called and
removed the ball. The paticut is doing az
we'll % could be expected, at the present
writing.
This whole affair is the ouiqrowib o.,
too much bad whiskey. II Tucker Pho
nocr.
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Superintendent Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company's Hotels, Con
ductor on the Baltimore aad Ohio Rail
o a for q years, and previously a Drug
elst,) writes Cumberland, Md, Dec.
~, 1881. have used but one bottle OF
Ieruna between Eyscif and son. He had
D~iphthcfetic Sore Throat. and Is now
well as Tor myself, has entirely relieved
tne guinness il my head, which has been
Malaria. ] never took anything - mg
life that gave rae such great s~atisr ,c,i'sy
My wife Is now taking Il ais % Al
lyour Druggist for the 'fIls Of life o 49,
IbOw to cure thcm-a book
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Transfers OF Real Es,ate.

Following is the list of deeds admitted
TO record from March 22l to 2Sth, inclu-
Give.
William q. Buncutter TO Rino From
hart for 81 acres in Lyon District, admit.
ted March 22d.
Rino Fromhart to Il. +. Lanham for 81
acres in Lyon District; admitted March
22d.
Joseph s. Watson to Ii. IL. Field for 80
acres in Valley District; admitted March
23d.
Levi Lantz to Peter Wotriug Tor "A
acres in Union District; admitted March
25th.
James Feather to Samuel Il. Feather for
II acres in Pleasant District; admitted
March 9th.
Cyrus Wolf TO Andrew a. Wolf for %
acres in Reno District; admitted blarch
27thI
George b. Holmes to James Wallace
for 1913 acres IN Valley District; ADM ted
NaIch 27th.
james Wallace to Jno. Barton Psyn.
for lO3 acres ia Valley District; udnittcd
March eth.
Alex. Sinclair to Al,x. Il. Sinclair for
2@2 acres in Reno Distric, admitted
March 27,h.
james A. Brown, Commissioner. 10
George Sinclair for IS acres in Reno Dis
trict; admitted March 27ih.
George Sinclair to A. II. Sinclair for 81
acres in Reno District; admitted March
9th.
John HanwaY to George and a. II. Sin
clair for 42i acres in Reno District; aL-
mitted March eth.
w. ID. Runner to T. +. Lanhani for 10,
In Newburg; admitted March 9Th.
John Nelson Baker ct al. to Isaac w.
Cflss for lGs acres in Beno Distric'; ad
mitted March 23tb,
w. I. Liston 10 Lucy b. Liston for iOl
acres 10 Valley District; admitted Marcel
29th.
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Every Lotror,s Contents.

WARsAW, JHFFRRsON Co., PA.
The swelling Is oil gone. / am as well
and natural as / ever was before was
enlarged. / am delighted with Peruna
and Nanalin. y. p. SHAPpRR.
My son lie still improving in health.
your Peruna is just the thing for him.
W. BAUER, So. Mary's, Pa.
The large Chronic Ulcers, of IS months
standing, are entirely healed. The swell.
ling, pain and itching have ell subsidized.
the leg Is healed, and I am perfectly well
Peruna is a wonderful remedy.
". NJ. GRrYYITH, Ashland, Ky.
If you desire health aad TO save money.
ask your Druggist for DR.. Hartman's "Illi
Of Life
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8. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

5. No. II No.t5iNo. . No. 70
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Notice to Take Lepo-
sittons.
10

~ y lHlABM All ia -
Dako notice that | shall, ON Tho 9TH day
Of April, 1852. ut Cranberry. Preston
County, Wost Virginia, at the Office cf
Justice t.. ID. Benson, botwcon tho hours
or ga. IN and q p. IA. Of that day, pro-
coed to take the DISPOSITIONS of Jacob III.
Sihler and others To bo read rs evidence
ON my behalf i'm "A certain suit in Equity
pending I'm tho Circuit Court in tho
County Of Preston. wherein you are dos
iondant and I am plaintin. And II from
any cause the taking of the said Doposi,
tons bo not commenced ON that dav, or
If commenced and not concluded on that
day, tho taking of the same will be cons
tinuCd from day to day or FROM time to
time, at tho snino place and between the
same hours, until the same shall DO com-
plctod.
Respectfully yours,
M.RN ANNE HAYS,
BY her Counsel, Jno. Barton Payne,
March 9, 1882.
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narriage Liconscs GRANTED.

The following marriage hccnees were
Issued by County Clerk Martin since OIL
last report
George SKIies and Izurs Belle Guthrie,
George w. Mitcbeli and Mary L Po-
ling.
benjamin 8. Miller end Margaro, e
Craig.
Thornton Z. u4rdesty and E.2ma J
RckelL
Amos TitchenelI and Cassudra McNitc
John w. Jackson aud Sarah T.. Eugle
George w. Keiiz and MGJtLs u Buck
lew.
Matthias BuCklcw aud Lucinda Collier
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George W. Holyhsld, an insane man,
Wss bro1kht 10 toxin from Reno District,
WedaeAdsy. by Justloe T. 81. Summers
and Constable 4. J. Hamilton, and placed
in Jail preparatory 10 being taken 10 the
Insane Asylum al Heston.
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The Bedford pa Gazette says Colo
mel w. w. Stewards corps Of engineers,
Pittsburgh and Atlanta men, arrived in
Bedford ON Monday, and hsve headquarters
AT the Bedford House. They have com
pleted the location OF their line from Ey-
erett to the Willow Grove Hotel, and are
now at work between the last named point
and Bedford. They expect to remain
here for several weeks.
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We arc not at all surprised that the
New Dominion man should have bat y
poor opinion of our little joke. The fact
is, Mutual Admiration Society friends
have so snsfelted themselves and each
other with taffy, that they have no stom
ach left for anything else.
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Some OF cur exchanges have beer uaen-
tianing for some time past persons noted
for their old age. Our county bossts Of
an old lady aged l04 years am enjoying
fair health. She is the mother of Jack
son Spalcing living at the mouth OF Mar
rowbone.-IWsyne Advocate.
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Following are the names of the mem
beers of the new Board of Directors for
the Insane AsSl um at Weston Matthew
Edmiston, Joseph Ii. Clifton and A. 81.
Smith, Lewis Countyi L. G.. Cracraft,
Ohio County Colonel John A. +. Martin,
Preston COunty Colonel Alex, Monroe,
Hampshire County William L.. McNeel,
Pocahontas County; Charles I. Caldwell,
Wood County.
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Order of Publication.

W 10 ilhblNih a. ~.
At Rules hold i'm the Clerks Office Of
tho Circuit Court % Preston County, on
tho first Monday OF March, 1882.
David Frankhouscr apd Horny CLAY
Hagans
George w. MatbOws, Moses Bqrklav.
Daniel Barklay and Josiah Bavklay.
IN EQUITY.
The object Of this suit is 20 obtain n
decree for the sale of the land Of tic de-
PENDANT. George w. Mathews. i'm tho bill
mentioned, lOr the payment Of tho iudg-
mont and deed Of trust lion thereon.
And 10 appearing that the defendants
Daniel Barclay and Josiah Barclay are
not residents Of this State. thoy arc,
therefore, hereby required 10 appear
hore, At Rules 10 be held for said Court.
on tho first Monday Of April next aud
do what ~ necessary to- protect their in
torcrts herein, And, on molten of tie
plaintiffs by their attorney, IL is ordered
that tho foregoing be published in TmR
WEST NfR0tNIA AR0Us-a weekly
newspaper published On this county.
a copy Test
SMT ri CRANE, C1erh
John Barton Payne, Attorney for
Plaintiffs,
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The municipal election IN Grafton, Mon
dag of last week, resulted In the election
Of a mixed ticket. Samuel Albright. Esq,
the Temperance candidate. was elected
Mayor by a large majority.
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Mothers and daughters should feel
alarmed when WEAKNESS constantly Oh
presses them. III ] am fretful from ex
haustion Of vital powers and the color is
fading from my face, Parker's Ginger
Tonic gives quick relief 10 builds me up
aud drives away pain with wonderful
certainty. Buffalo LADY.
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We desire TO direct the attention Of
farmers and others to the advertisement
Of Messfs. j Bowman s. Son Of Evans.
vile, to be found elsewhere undor The
head Of Notice 10 Farmers"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
EVANSVILLE WO0LES Factory.
EVANSVILLE. w. Va March qt

''|II.f " w MUTEU 0I-I
Take notice, Farmers and the Public.
that we have purchased and placed in our
factory new and improved machinery,
therefore, we arc able TO compete with
any factory in the States In mtki.o
w00len goods. We give the
Highest Market p leo 70. Wool.
and sell goods very low We do mann
featuring AZ very lev rat,s
Farmers give us Q Gull
mi3i1J j. BOWMAN g. son.
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we are agents, and have full stock on
hand, Of Oliver Chilled P.ows and shares.
also Champion Mowers, CDut's Best Horse
Rakes and Malta Flows.
maI3ltf SHAFFKR g. BoNAyrRLp.
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Dr. J. ID. Hall removed his family 10
Colonel John A. r. Martins, iust below
town, Wednesday last, where they will
remain until the Doctors new house at
Aurora 10 ready for their reception.
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Among our callers this week we're Mr.
Charles B. Riley, Of Tunnelton, Mr.. NJ.
NJ Peirce, of independence, and Messrs.
Philip VI. Wolf and Richard and Edward
Kirk, Of FeIowsviiIs.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Tho pullic il h sroby notified that our
next term IL, by order OF Judge leo,
postponed ron Saturday to MONDAY,
(April lOth).
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
March 4, 1882.
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a WORD 10 VI

Mothers should remember II is a most
important DUTY ~ this season to look after
the health OF Their families and cleanse
the malaria aud impurities from their sys-
TENS, anu that nothing Will tone Up toe
sloulLcu and hyeT, regulate the bowels aud
purliJ the Dlood 30 perfectly as PGrkuI's
Ginger Tonic, advertised la our columns.
IlPUst. Zee other column.
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The King wood Literary aud Liz
bTaTY AssOCiatiOls.

Programme for Monday evening, ApIi
30
Select Reading w. White, J. Morris
Crane, Miss Tltia Parks and Mrs. Neil J.
FJrtncy.
Recitation-Wiliam q. Brown, Jr., =.
X. Laniz and Miss Annie V. Klauser
Essay-Dr. Felix Elliott.
Oraiion-B M. Squires.
Debate-Qu. stiOn Resolved, That
we are the architects Of our wi for
tunes" Affirmative, Peter X. Smith and
Nell ). FoItney negative, Or. w. X.
Potter and j. &. Ralphsnyder.
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The Automatic Selffoiding School Seat
is n great improvement OY0r old STYLES
Perfectly n0isoiess. Gale s. Bell. Agents.
TunueltOn, w. Va. ria6Gtf
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bliss Lucia Hall will open a selec,
scaool for boys and girls mex Monday in
the Academy building. We learn that
her school will begin with an enrollmen,
Of about thirty scholara-
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Mr. Robert McCafferty, having disposed
OF his property here 10 Colonel Monroe.
viii remove to Grafton the beginni.g Of
the coming week.
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The meeting Of the Kingwood Library
aud Literary Association last Monday
evening was pretty we'll ATTENDED, consid.
criuq the inclemencY Of the evening. and
the programme was carried out 10 a very
crcdttablc maunor.
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Mr. a. w. Potter r4srnsd home On
Saturday last for a shert time from
hoorsheld, where he has been for some
time clerKihg in Mr. h. X. Wilson's drug
store.
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Mr, A. W.. Frederick left on Wednes.
day for a visit to lis old homC 10 West.
moreland County, Pennsylvania. He *.
poets to be absent about \ month.
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Before ordering school furniture Boards
OF Education would do well to address +
Z; Gale or w. III. Bell, Agents, Function.
w. Va, for further particulars Ijan8ft
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W. are headquarters for slaves, Lumber
and Tan Bark. Handle above in lsrge
qusntities and are prepared to pay highest
market prices in cash.
6hsFFEE 81 BoEAFrRLD.
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Cuief EugiLccr +. 81. Jackson reached
l@e Monday evening last, aud Oh Tues
d1Y entered npon the work Of locating the
Kingwood Railway.
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Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

The un0crsig ei has several farms fer
4 mt. lie also oiiors 90 sell his untm~
proved lands i'm lots 20 suit purchasers,
az low figures am I ON libcrRl credit.
dC9 WIN. =. Brown,
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A. Nj. jarrett, ID. ID. 5. requests us IN
that he will 10 In Kingwood IN
the 10TH OF April, aud remain four davs
maI24fQ
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The Automatic Self folding School
Seat is a model Of strength, neatness and
durability. Gale q Boil, Agents, Tun-
Melton, W. Va. fiaBGtf
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DE-. hemble returned from Evansville
friday last, and went back Monday to
look after some unfinished business mat
tiers in that neighborhood.
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SARAH POWELBS heirs ct al.
IN EQUITY.

The object Of this suit is TO subject the
real estate mentioned I'm Inc bill and Of
which said decedont diod seized, to the
payment Of tho debts OF tho said doca
don't, and to con Jeno tho creditors of tho
said d%ecedent.
And il appearing that tie defendants
Thomas NJ, Powell, Uari isun III. Powell,
Joel +. Powell, Ruth Fortney and Eu~
gone FOrtney, hor husband; Nancy Mil
Tor and John Mill0r. her husband, arc
not residents of this State, they ere,
therefore. hereby required 10 appoar
here, at Rules % be held for said Court.
on the first Monday OF April next and
do what is necessary 10 protect thor In.
terests horein. And, on motion Of the
plaintihs by their attorneys, 10 Is ordered
that the foregoing 10 published I'm
TIE WEST NIRGGNfA AR0Us-a weekly
newspaper published in this county.
4 cOpY-1ost
SMITH CRANE, Clork.
Crogau aud Payne, attorneys for
plaintiffs.
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pr Raymond B%odehesver, the Prince
OIL hing"ood good fellows" gave ia n
pleasant call last week.-rHoroaptoun
Post.
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The NJ T. Church AT Mssontown was
totally destroyed bT fire last Sunday. The
hre resulted from a defective iue.
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MessrF. Morley and Hawthorne went
down to Bcandonyille Tuesday ON profes-
siOLd business.
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The Ml,chell ''boys" passed through
town Thursday with 4 Grove of fine
horses.
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Justice William Mckee, OF Brandon.
vile, was in town from Saturday eyeninp
till Tuesday.
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We received a pleasant call yesterday
from Messrs A. j. Murray aud Isaiah
BOlyard, of Sinclair.
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havo just received fresh animal vac.
GIN virus from Or. Martin & Son. Of
Boston, Mass. All persons dosirinp 10
Do v%accinated should call no Onco at nav
Office. u. NJ. WGsT, NJ. d., Evansville.
foDTuary - I55l. IMar4lI
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AImnra nrfrcahinn-

A delicious odor is impaired by Flores
toR Cologne, which is always refreshing,
no matter how freely used.
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a meeting Of the Directors of the
Alnswood Railway Company next Mon
day evening.
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