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Vow 30 JItnge n gtnrnc.

The Tufi, Fitll, aud Farm thinks tic
following rules wa Ue found use ul TO al
parties about TO buy "A horse.
L. Never take the -elcrs word. if dis
honest, be will be certain to cheat yor ;
II disposed to be fair, he may have be,
.he dupe of another, and will deceive you
through representations which cannot be
relied upon.
: Never trust 10 horses mouth as a
sure index OF his age
.. Never buy a horse while in motion :;
watch him while he stands at rest, and
wlll discover his weak points. II
sound, he will stand firmly and equareIy
on his limbs, without moving any of them.
feet planted fit upon the ground, with
legs plumb and naturally poised. If one
foot is thrown ferwar. With the Toe point
ing to The ground and tue heel raised, or
II the foot is lifted from the ground and
the weight taken from It, disease of the
navicular bone may be suspected, or at
least tenderness, which is "A precursor OF
disease. If the foot Is thrown out. The
bCrse has suffered from lamntis-founder
or the back siDews have been sprnined
aud he Is of little future value. when
the feet are all drawn together beneath
the horse. if there has been no
disease, there is displacement of the
limbs at least, and 2 weak deposition of
the muscles. Ii the horse stands with
his feet spread apart, or straidles with
he hind legs, there is weakness of the
loins, and the kidneys are disordrred.
When the knees are bent and totter and
tremble, The beast has been ruined bv
heavy pulling, and VIII never bo richt
again, Whatever rest and treatment he
may have Contracted or Informed
hoOfs spenb for themselves.
n v,r "uy "a horse with blush or
milky coat in bis eyes. They indicate "A
constitutional tendency 10 ophlhalmia,
noon blindness, etc
D. Never ave anything 10 90 with a
morse who keeps uis ears thrown back
ward. Ibis Is au iuYaIisblo indication OF
bsd temper
III he horses hind legs are SCARED,
the fact denotes that he is a kicker.
z Ii be knees are blemished, the horse
Is apt to stumble
.. When the SKIN is rough and harsh.
and Gc'4 rot move easily and smoothly
to ~" touch, the horse In a heavy eater
and his digestion is bad.
.. Avoid a horse whose respiratory or
r4ns are At oil impaired. ii the err =.
placed at the side Of the heart aud
Wheeling sound is heard. it is an inuica
tion Of trouble. L., him 60.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-02

No true "oik since the void began was
ever wasted rOtruJ lfe siuce the world
bt gan has ever failed Oh, und1fstsr
those two perverted words. and ntssnrr
them by the ettrnbl, rot by the ear'Lls
standard. Nbat Ire world has 1eg4d.a
ss the bitteTest failure has very often been
in the sight Of heaven the most maguid-
cent success. Whom tie cap, painted
with devils, wbs placed ou the brow Of
John Huss, and be sank dying amid tic
embers Of The ilamC---wss tLat failure
When Francis Xavier died, cold and lone
lY on the bleak and desolaie shore of a
heather land--was that a failure? when
the frail, " om body Of tar agoste Of the
gentiles was dragged by e hook tr,m the
arena and the white send scattered Over
the crimson life blood Of the victim whom
The dense amphiiheaire despi.ed as some
Obscure and n5meless Jew-wes tbat D.
5@lure2
Aad when, after thirty obscure, toll
some, 1nroeorded years in nc shop q the
village carpenter, one came forth 90 De-
pre.sE1.nen,ly TIE Sian Of 5orows, 10
wsn6gr from city 20 city 10 homeless ia
bOTs, end % expire iD lonely agorv up0r
The shameful Creee--uaa that fiiufe ?
Ny, NY brethren, 10 wac the death &C.
bun Who lived that we might follow bic
jrotst, PET was the lifc 10 vac the death
Of % q Son Of God--rF w Fsuar.
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rriDny uoisGAN.
Reporter OF 'l,e Live stock MARKET
Os a. DAILY PuPer.

Reporter OF tbc Live stock Market
os " DAILY Puper.
Corr suondence of the b SION Transcript.
One ~ he most str king Grures in the
world of New Noyk j utu6lisp Is that Of
Miss Mary NJ ,rgso, the reporter OF the
1--we. sjocS m.rKe,s Tor the Times, and tet-
ter known ae MILDLY Morgan" She is
tall, plu.D, raw boncd woman, just fifty
years Old, simple In ayr dress, and having
wife. She has had a v.ri,d experience.
She comes OF a good family ard was bonn
IL Ireland. As soon as She could walk she
took to riding on horseback AMI gradually
nc Iured a knowledge OF horsedesh th,t
proved usefu, to her when, rs a member
Of Victor EmsnueGs staff, She was intrus
ted with the duty of buying the horses tor
his army. She is an excellent Italian,
French and German tchol4r, and In many
ways ali accomplished woman. He,
tastes take her among horses and cattle
and she seldom misses race that is worth
seeing in the vicinity of New York
About fifteen gears ago she came TO this
country with letter of introduction L.
Horace Greeley. Sue wanted employ
ment ON the Tribune, ana partly in Jest
she was sent To Saratoga, where the races
hal just begun. Her account of the pro
ceedings was accepted instead of that from
the regular repOrter. She afterwards be
came connected with the Times, and for
ten years pas, has furnished the reports OF
the cattle markets for it's columns. A.
five O'Clock in the morning che may be
seen in her odd stume stalking about
among the droyers at the livestock yards
in Jersey City or in Sixteenth street look
ing AZ the cattle and sheep and hogs that
have come from the west and making vi
her report for the day. She is as good Il
Judge OF steer as can he found cpu
EEL you the weight of horned creature
att glance, ana IL an IXpCIt ~ all matters
relating TO cows, calves, sheep and pigs,
as well as horses. The occu alton may
seem queer one for woman, bur biire
Morgan is highly Tesptced ty al who
know her, and the he's accumulated IA
handsome competency hy her connection
with the Times una Herald, tn both Of
which journals she furnishes reports OF
the live stock marko'.
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The pain iu 800 hi- joints became in
tense. fever, with its dctoriDrauug ef-
focts. Was now added, end he became
rapidly reduced TO INC semblauco ~ q
skeleton. while vitality reached iis lows
CT possible condition. and L,a SUFFERING
wrro %. such iudc. cribabie character
chat those who most loved him aomo-
times th0uLht DO you'd bo bcitcr if bo
wore cJI.el rway. 40 ibis time. pbvsi-
clans. welI-ku.wn lu tLis CITY ipiffa-
burghI, iu formed his parents that he was
iu immilcu, danger of total PARALYSIS.
and directly anfswar1 they announced
q" hi- sorrowia. mother that thoy could
iuucjure csc use Yt Porlu4 was com
rutuc.t, au1 Boo -IE weeks William TJu-
coin Curt- was we'll and st work. Road
pago - ri Dr. Iiatm1n's ellis Of Tifen
Got b. rom your "a rukuist
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PO0R EyCOURAGEMRsr. FOR or
EICE SEEKERS.

TIVE 81 n m
A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Enquirer says: l met OH the street
to-day Mr.. William j. Florsncs, the
actor. Said l: Have you had an
appointment yet p
mo; and l am afraid | won't get
one now. 1t is my fret experience
IN Office hupt1og." said Florence,
land many things about 1T hurt my
sensibilities. Eve ybody has received
me personally with much kindness,
but 1 don't like the idea OF d:spos-
sessing a man Of place where ne Is
getting lis bread. Eve ywnere !
turn there is some poor fellow to be
discharged it should be appointed.
Yet they say that is the only way to
get an office. Ii IT is, am afraid /
don't like the business. | would not
think OF giving up my profession
permanently. | merely thought /
would like to hold a position under
the Government IN some foreign
country Tor soont a year, that |
mi ght inform myself in public affairs,
get little OF the tone of a diplo-
mstIst, and 10 myself little add
tional credit AZ an American citizen
rather than as an actor. But it is
pretty hard to crafty desire hike
that at the expense OF some fellow
who wants the place much more than
you did
ibid you see the President p !
said.
"Ye., Al found him perfectly
afable. H talked aoouL my APP
pointment generally Nith Interest:
but the tIoubie seems to be TO get
any body out so a. to let me in |
DO not udderstand that there is any
objection to ne, but some body's man
Is everywhere that | inquire about.
The President said to me that lie
had not asked single sp, ointment
from his Owl Administrator on ii @
ground OF uelsonal friendship, AMI
mat the Secretary oil State has
male only one or two appoint menis
from :he list OF bis iriens. Tnls
Senator and that Senator. this STATE
and that State, this section of the
party and that faction, ALI claim
certain share of the Presidents pa
trouage, aud he remarked bat there
were 10000 politicians expecting
Office, and only COCO offices to be-
stow among them all While | was
taking to the Pr sident he said:
Now look at this man comIng. 1t
Is John w. Francis. hacked by the
whole State oi New York Tor ii e
mission TO Austria. Every pohti-
clan or poi,ucaL Influence of the
State supports him and he only gets
the pace OF Char 9e d 'AhaIres IN
Portugal, a sort o. temporary thing,
and is glad to act taat.
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Esmnanrinm Lm.ticc.

They bsvr p primitive way in some
psrls Of Hungary OF proceeding sgsiust
persons eCcuscd OF crime Miksa Tfaills,
U boy q 10, employed 90 servant m the
T. .ighhorhood { Tcmosvar, VAS suspected
a. stealing about 80 from HE master lie
was handed over TO The police, and being
suspended BY his feet, head downward,
from a hook in The ceiling, was tplrbored
Tor two hours with vet rope. The next
morning the nalf dead 10Y was stretched
oD She floor and beaten on the lcgs End
knees wiih cuapei. a few hours ator
"a magistrate ordered him to be suspended
sgan BY the feet, and iD that position be
remained uItI be- was unconscious. In
The evening stiil refusing H. confess, be
was hrld with naked breast and arms
against a red.hDt stove. A brother Of the
lad VINO im plorCd the local notary ~ in
ierCtdo and ru' an emo 10 tne torture.
as thrown Intu prison by order Of that
tulc Ieu4Iy, aaa heavily Uuci On m.
THIRD oHy, ~ order Of higher cfiltc.le.
wnO bad been informed Of 'htfc d,ings.
tne two arotho.a were released. Such &C.
Cuf-cuCcs arc NOT rsrc tm ~ the dtusrIy
ign0iaut country populations Of east Ia
b..
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IN "reminiscences Of Lincoln, lately con
tdbuicd 20 the press by ex-Secreiary
Usher, The assertion Is made that The
Gettysburg speech wss written by Lin
coin in the cars, on the way 10 the cele-
bration, on a piece Of pasteboard. A
member Of the chorus which furnished
music on the occasion, and who sat with
In few feet Of the President, Writes ~ n
Now York journal that LIncolD read from
half sheets Of paper, written in his dis
tnct hand, and that the heading, Execu
tive Mansion, was visible.
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GoLnEN sBUTms.
Character Is the diamond the, scratches
every other stone.


Character Is the diamond that scratches
every other stone.
There is no Genius in life like the Gen
Jus of emery apd Industry.
Circumstances are tho rulers Of the
week; they are bat the Instruments OF
che wise.
Make friends with your creditors If you
csu, bet never make creditor OF your
friend.
Those who have pride in making
their religion very broad, Z, morally get II
amazing thin.
1t is bad sign to see man more ark
ious about bis r,puJali than he is abou,
his character
Eternity has no gray hairs. The fiOwers
iade, the hc,rt wilhers, man grows old
and Dies, but time writes no wrinkle on
eternity. 1t rnity Oh, slupendous
thought, Earth has it's beauti =, bu;
time shruuds them for their graves it,
palaces, theY are but the Pildeu seluchIe
rs pleasures, thcy are bursting bubble.
Not so in the untried bourne. In the
dwelling Of the Almighty Can cone no
footsteps OF decay.
Many people t,,m to believe that the
way Of the transgres or is easy. Both cx-
perience and reason agree with the B.eio
in declaring it To b. hard way. ! iaker
more Effort 10 become successful rogue
than il does 10 become "a successful Cuus-
tian. The rogues are the ones Who suffrr
from poverty; the CHRISTIANS are isr
more prosperous ana ~. seldom seen beg.
gig rGc e.. a., vhato.,T this life Rny
bestow, eternity is surely writing defeat
on the one life anu victory on the other.
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The strategy of a Tramp.

Last Frid V night says the Meadville
pa EDlubhcan, the Chief OF Police
picked mp on Water Street an Old one.
legged um brolia monder, who was dead
drunk, and locked him up in a cell al
the cooler. Saturday morning Boyd
went Gown with the intention of letting
the old fellow out on condition that ne
would leave the city. At the cell door
Inc was confronted by bis prisoner, sober
enough. but divested Of every shred of
his clothing. Boyd asked him what be
had done With his clcthing and lac point.
ed TO pile of rags in one corner oi the
cell and informed him hat he had torn
them to pieces, as they were ragged and
filthy and not fit u wear any more.
When the door was unlocked the pris-
oner gathered up the bun lie OF rags.
coolly walked out TO the stove and stun>
ed them in. burning item up. well.
what are YOU going 10 do now ?" asked
the puzzled officer. "DO? Why 20 To
the Police Court, ! suppose was the
cool rep v, ego ah ad in ready" Here
was dilemma. ana Boyd locke the
prisoner mp ~ in while lie went out TO
get counsel He laid the matter before
the County Commissioners and they con-
cluded that the cheapest way TO vet rid
of the old chap was to buy hnua sui of
clothes aud 80 tick6t out 81 the city. This
was accordingly done. and The dact0rcr
Of umhreli9s departed on MS way yell
satisfied with bis little strategy.
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a scn.ationaI story from Inainnn.

Henry Hil'gcnmcyer and Ellen Wen.
Ming, ono II aud the other 10 years old,
left Indianapolis on sunday to attend q
picnic near Greenwood, Indiana. Instead
Of returning home, they drove into A
piece Of woods AID united in emptying q
bottle Of laudtnum, ~ they were tired Of
life and bad determined 10 die iopetber
They spent The night there. but the poison
failed 10 tnkc effect upJu the girl. who
returned home and reported her c0mpan.
ION 20 bo dead. A search was made foi
The body, but go fsr it has not been found.
causing some doubt as 20 the correctness
q her romantic story.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-02

All hard workers arc subject to billions
attacks which may end in dangerous
illness. PaIkor's Ginger Tonic will keen
the Kidneys and liver active. and by
preventing the attack save much sick.
ness. loss oi time and expense. DELAY
af such times means danger. detroit
Press Sec other column.
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4 Mhietlc Id hc Eacnrd FiftN MiI

L " htstlC TO MT LacaTd FIFTY Miles.
The largest X cam whistle ever made
has just been constructed ia Bridgeport,
Connect ut. 4; is brass whistle, aud
has diameter OF 20 inches The boll *
u inches long, while Ito whole whistle
is TOUR feet and nine inches IN length
and woisl 400 pounds. This monstrous
tOoter, which looked, as il lay in rcpose
in its huge packiug-box more like The
cylinJer oil steam engine than wills.
tie, viii require "A boiler of $50 horse
power. having Il pressure OF $50 pounds
of steam To blow it. When it is once
started its mellow notes may not Doc en-
tirety linked swet tuess, Tut what ~ eet-
ness there is will be long drawn QUITO
- distance OF fifty miles. in fact. This
thing OF brass which v i'll blow so long
and loud, the ma, ers assure The public
of New York and its ,icinity, will not
be place. over their John Street Office 10
call their men to- work in the factory at
Bridgeport, Nervous people hereibouts.
they say, may therefore be calm AMI
cunfne their attention 10 aboiishing
church bells, whose sound il IL mere
tinkliug compared to the blast of their
trump OF doom, as it will. no doubt.
seem To be To many a luck less wight IN
the Canadian pincrics, hither il is go-
ing. For Cnnada-a large part Of it mt
lcast-is to- hear the stentoriun tones of
this braZen throatod monster seN eral
times day. 1t Will sound from the
roof of a saw mill and will wake the echos
of four counties, terrifying women and
children, and clearing the woods OF
wolves, bears and catamounts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-02

rich farmer ard his wife living near
walnut Hiii. Illinois, after dwelling To-,
gether in unity ior forty years and be-
coming responsible for no fewer than
thirteen children, suddenly came to the
surprising conclusion that heir tompers
were Incompatible. AID accordingly sop,
araied. The wife then brought suit
for divorce. which came on for trial last
week at Mt. Vernon. The lawyers on
both sides during the dinner recess on
tered into most creditablo agreement
20 reconcile the ed couple. if II were
possible and the Judge cordially offered
to assist them. During the afternoon
session each made conciiatory speech,
Affirming tlat lis client was susceptible
10 those kindly sentiments vs. hich adorn
humanity, and the Judge followed with
pathetic aJuonitiOT. A. this point the
husband Strengthened himself in his
CHAIR and locked toward bis wife: She ia
turn ilrew O iua-nctic glance 81 him
ihcy boin rose, cla-Ied hands, received
tie congratulations of the Court. and i'm
two minutes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 4
Moore were driving toward Walnut mi
at q pace which a-tOuisho1 the family
horse.
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\ Virginia Girl savcsa Mans Life -.

\ virginia Girl saves "a Mans Life {.
Messrs. Payne & Harrston. two com
mercial travellers, one day last week ar
rived at New Ferry, Va, and while wait
ing for the boat t. ferry them across, Mr..
Payne drove the bu-. into the water TO
wesh i off The ho5s- became unman.
sgcahIe and plunged into deep water,
dragging NJ. Payne IN also. Lille Bry-
ant, daughter of the fcrryman, only
fourteen years old, was on the other side
az the river in boat, and she immedi-
ately paidled - the spot and was the
means Of saving his lie. Mr.. Payne, in
his gratitude, desires TO educate and sup
port the child; but Lille u a rompiug
girl, who delights in hshing-rOd and a
canoe more than in dole and dresses, and
Is unwilling, it Is said, IN exchange the
wild freedom Of her mountain life for the
confinement Of a boarding school, and es-
teens the music Of the ripples Of her
loveu river as swecter far than the not es
Of piano.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-02

81 have found 81. Jacobs Oil TO bo a
most excellent remedy for rheumatic
pains" s'ys Mr.. J.. Latham, Harrison
Street, Providence, X. I, -[Boston Her.
old
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-06-02
EIeauty EeSaineI.

The beauty and color OF tie hair may
be safely regaired by using Park er's
Flair Balsam, which is much ads
nred ion its perfume, cleanliness and
dandrufi eradicating properties.
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CoMMISIoNER,s Orr1cr

Kingwood, w. Va. April 81, 1882.
The parties to the above mentioned
cause will take notice that | shall. on
Monday. the 10Th day of May, 1882, at
my office afJr' said. proceed to execute
the above named decree of reference.
j. III. HAWTHORNE,
Commissioner.
John Barton Payne, Attorney for
pllntin.
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Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

The undersiyre has sev ,ral Farms f,r
rent. lie alsp offers to sell hi. unin,
proved lands IN lots to suit purchasers
at low figures An 1 ON liber a credit.
de91 WIN. g. Blows
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Commissioners Notice.


John A. Il. Martin, Administrstor NJ
Buckner Fairfax, dec, ased. plaintiff
vs..
John w. Guseman AEm illustrator Of the
personal estate of Elizabeth l.. Fairfax.
deceased, George w. Fairfax franklin
Is. +. riax Benjamin L. Fairfax,
John \. Fairfax Marian " Norv,,,
fnd - Morgan her husband. sarah
NJ. Arnold and Erwin Arnold her
husband, Annie l. Helms and James
III. Helms her husband. Mary L.. Con-
ley anu George Conley her husband
Charles Fairfax Buckner b. Fair.
lax aud Commodore Z. Fairfax chill.
dren md heirs at law of " ,IIiau
FAIRFAX deceased James B. Fairfax
Isaac 4. Martin Gregg Il. Vickery aod
Charles T.. Nic&ery her husband Sarah
X. Fairfax Elizabeth T.. Scott and :.
NJ. Scott her husband children and
neirs OF Buckner Fairfax deceased
John \. +. Martin Marcellns Il. Maj
tin oliver III, w. Martin Andrew ].
Martin John A. Coz der and Albert
Ccrder children and heirs of Mary y.
Martin late Mary ID. Fairfax deceased
Juiia Z. Zinn Alpheus +. Raymond
JuIla n. Lacy and Lacy her
husband all heirs at law OF Elizabeth
IL. Fairfax deceased defendants.
IN EQUITY.
BY decree rendered by the Circuit
court OIL Preston County. West Virginia,
IN the above mentioned cause on the 22i
day of April, 1882, it was adiudred,
ordered and decreed that Commissioner
}. II. Hawthorne do further proceed ard
fully execute the order of reference
herein. heretofore partially executed by
SAID Commissioner, and that said order
pe now enlarged so that other leins and
charges on said land, If any, be nscer>
tanned, it Is therefore further adiudged,
ordered and decreed that the creditors
OF the estate of the said L. izabeth l..
Fairfax be convened In this cause, and
that this cause for that purpose he refers
red To said Commissioner III ~ thorne.
who is directed when exccu ing said
orde; OF reference, to ascertain any liens,
debts or other charges OIL said nd, and
take and file proof of the same, and
report the order and priority of the same,
with his report upon the subject OF tho
former reference.
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Nna week 10 your own town. 2
AkA outfit free. No risk Every
We'd. We will furnish Won every
thing. Many are making fortunes Ladies'
make ~ much as men. and boys and Girls
make great pay. Reader, II You want a
business ~ which you can make grca, nav
All the time you work. write for partfcu
lars to VI. HALLETT g. Co, Portland.
Maine
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors of Elizabeth l.. Fairfax.
deceased.
Ia pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court Of Preston County, made in IL cause
therein pending to- subject the real estate
OF the said Elizabeth l.. Fairfax, to The
payment OF her debts, you are required
to present your claims against the said
Elizabeth l.. Fairfax for adjudication to
Joseph III. Hawthorne, Commissioner, at
his office in the said county, on or before
tie 29th day of May. 1882.
Witness Smith Crane, Clerk OF said
Court, this goth day of April, 1882.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk
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''tNi eo1p,lUL %
STATE or WEST VfRGfNtA.
County Of Preston. 81.
7, Francis Hcermans, Cashior OF tho
above. named bank, do solemniv swear
That tho above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
FRANCis HEFRMANs. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to- before me
This 25th day Of May. 1852.
j, AMI MARTIN.
Clerk County Court.
COgrcCt-A test:
j. n. CARROLL,
JOHN s. MURDOCH.
SMITH CRANE,
Directors
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

EVANSVILLE WOODEN FACTORY,
EVANSVILLE, w. VA {, March 81
Take notice, Farmers and the PuOlic,
that we have purchased and placed in our
factory new and improved machinery,
therefore, we are able TO compete with
any factory in the States in making
wooden goods We give the
Highest Market Price 70. Wool,
and sell goods very low. We do manu-
featuring nj very low rates
Farmers give US a call.
mr3lu j. BOWMAN & SON.