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Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

"My DEAR" said a fond wife, "when
we were engaged always slept with
your last letter under my pillow"
"And l." murmured her husband, 81
often went to sleep over your letters"
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

Cicero said there is an eloquence in
silence. Cicero evidently used to
crawl up stairs in his stocking feet
when he came home from the lodge.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

Six months after marriage: Weel,
we'll Sandy, how dye like the little
ladyp "Ah, well, Derry, I'll nay deny
that she ha' fine conversational pow
ers."
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

"Please to give me something, sir2"
says an old woman. 81 had blind
child; he was my only means of sub
sistence; and the poor boy has recov-
cred his sight"
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

ROUGH ON RATS Clears out rats,
mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed-bugs,
skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

SKINNY Man." Wells Health
Remover restores health and vigor,
cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual
Debility.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

Remember to give the pigs little
charcoal occasionally. 1t corrects acid
ity of the stomach and insures healthy
condition.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

An unhappy marriage is like an cleo
trio machine-it makes you dance, but
you can't let 90.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

True love always makes man better,
no matter who the woman is who in
spires it,
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

A christians experience is like rain
bow, made up of drops Of the grief of
earth and beams of the bliss of heaven.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25
A prayer in its simplest definition is
merely wish turned Godwar,l.

True friendship is like sound health;
its value is seldom known until it is
lost.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

BucHUpAIBA." Quick, complete
cure, all annoying Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary Diseases.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

We are no longer happy so soon as
we wish to be happier.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25

There is decided change for the
better-when he loses.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-08-25
ODDS AND ENDS.

Every tramp carries roamin' nose.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-13

up from Bruc Ton on last Friday. They
are stoppisg with w. r. Shafr. They
will 90 to Accident, Md. next week. Lou
says that is good point for taking pic
turcs, We'll we should emile.
John Benson, of Bruceion Mills, and
Mics Lou A. BoweruRster, of B1wermas-
ter Mills, were in GAINESVILLE, Saturday
visiting Mrs. Gale.
Gen. Kelly and wife, Of Cumberland,
Mo, were visiting DR., Fichlner, of this
place, on last Saturday
Master Foster Fichtner,s son OF DR.. 8. a
Fichtner, was accidentally and dangerous.
" cut, fyw days since, with double
bi,ted axe. Ee WAS strucl. ia the face
Just below the eyes, His nose was cut
terribly, but at this writing, we arc glaC
To note, is much better.
Rev. BeerbOwer, OF Brandonyille, was
in his pulpit, here, on last Sunday, bu,
failed'to preach on account of hemCrrgge
Of the lungs. He wac not even able "a
pray, and yet be was willing TO expose
himself TO the Geld and we; Wind so as not
20 disappoint his congregation altogether.
PASsIM SORIBo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-13

are willing 10 tase our chances with the
rest aud stand on our own merits and are
not ashamed for the public 10 koow the
license we get 90 serve them with, and the
teacher who 10 ashamed OF bis ignorance
had best keep close the shore. While
vate property, il Is license 10 serve The
public, and the public hss right to know
IT, Ii any one is ashamed TO have his grade
published and appear before the public he
should never enter the cause as public
School teacher. OF course II would be q
matter OF delicacY, and well enough too, O
p1biieh the names OF those who failed 70
receive certificates and il Is not necessary
t0at that should be done. Our county pa
lspers are always very willing to publish any
thing that viii. interest the general public.
and Institutes, examinations, teachers
grades and wages and al educational items
Of general interest should be sent to the
local papers Tor publication. This is a
matter that the secretaries of the Boards
of Education of tho several districts should
observe, remembering that,the tax payers,
and teachers in particular, are all interest
ed IN the levy aud wages fixed in the diff.
fcrent district. As it is, if teacher wants
to teach in some other distrIc. he may
nave 10 ride ten or twenty. miles TO find
out ne cessary information that could very
easily be given through the paper. Let
Superintendent Frederick either publish 8
list OF the names. Of teachers and their
grades or else come out publicly and
give bis reasons for Withholding them and
il they are sufficient we will excuse him
BY giving this matter prompt attention he
will oblige his patrons and increase ID,
public sentiment in his favor
A TEACHER.
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antee them their undivided attention while
IN RowldshuIg. This should be suficiep,
Involvement for the boys to come.
Souh any Of the Kingwood boys come
with their appetites on the 4ne, am au.
thorized TO say that the scintillaticns OF
humor and alleged wit that will be played
on the hash board by the walters will sut-
fee as az appetiser for them. No pota
Toes or oysters will be left unturned while
frying in the skillet to cult the epicuresn
palate Those who are temperate, aud
present a blue ribbon viii be treated 10
glass OF pure spring wstcr, and those who
believe cold water detrimental 10 the Con
stitution Of the United States will be given
chance TO proveit.
The hill of fare viii be replete with all
the dehc4ciee u the season, such as Irish
potatoes, cabbage, onions, pumpkins, tur-
Hips, tquashes, ana other eatables too
costly 10 mention.
Como oyer on Saturday. IL possible,
boys.
JIM SMITH
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RowLEsBuRG.'


Benjamin Carr of Piedmont, ,pniel ON
town visit, Sunday last, ~, 10 OK.
Mr.. Howe, of Howesvile, was in towr
last week. 'o' '- ~
IA Conihr who has botn visiting
friends ID PiBdmnir Cor the last iiire.
dayo, returned. home .Ntertsayoi' b, d
Mr.. Dawson and family hsye .rrssec
IRON 2 olSlapd 70 70. fhis Rlac9et,c.. iisR
MIRA ovifen' OF New%burg whe ;hsl
shSea visiting Here, relurhisSdf 66mle accom-
parted by her daughter, stra; Buosner, !.
Ms, WhqHpg,. of Grafton. iis1be guest
Of Mrs. B9wmap.;, ga .naus g.''
Miss annie Whiting Apd DC. s. Hes,h
were out riding, Sunday, and seemed to
! enjoy il immensely .s.
The young fDi&s had a social e gathering
ct Mrs Heath's. Thursday last ~
Born, to. Dir .sn1f Mrsg Ronald. Hootoni,
September 1O,h, aeon, ..,.,. ia Il.
II paseipg the Telegraph ofGee ut the
'ftstles. Sunday eye, we noticed Georq
and Charley absent from their. posts.
Girls let the boys Go their work.
. DIR. E. b, Stone has not yet returned
from Missouri ".5- 9's1- '''
The mills have been idle for some time
on account of low water. The recent rain.
hove r+ffsetf the liver and they are nos
very. lusv,.c r. 90. > -'il'"-''
Mss jonas Atwood, who is staying in
Grafton, paid visit to the parental roof,
last week.
Miss Lottie Loar, Of oakland. who has
been visiting at the residence Of II. Wheel.
or, returned home last Thursday.
Miss Delie Coniff, who has been suffer.
ing from q severe attack Of the sore lhroas.
is now coLvalescent.
Maggie D says, It is SO nice when
George does not work OF Sunday evenings.
) Tag 81 PloG, we attempted Is follDw
your suggestion IN regard to Aho poetry.
but failed miserablY. We aye GOV wait
ing for you 10 give US a sample poem.
Patsy Doodle, please send us your re-
ceipi for Writing hong letters.
SNowDRoPs
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

AFTER this date our subscription
price for The ARGUS will only be
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are a number Of persons in arrears
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Of two weelss, or iflt be impossible
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scriTtion inside the time above de-
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before the Goth, Of this month, one
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hsZz3rds
Those who have paid their sub
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Stephen last Sunday. Wonder where
Nick WASP
Colonel Colebank, OF Pa, is now work
ing f.. Geo. Sinclair.
Miss Rose Hamilton was visiting 10 the
vicinity last week
q. N. RiJgway was at Kingwood last
week, on business.
Two Of our young ladies went over 10
Lewis last week to get peaches, when old
rover found them out, aud made them
scampeT up 10 tho stable till Martha
could come and coax rover away by the
help Of Tie broom. The girls seemed to
be very much Obliged, and offered To- pay
for the peaches then.
Not long sincea young lady, OF near
Sinclair, was counting the number of chin
whiskors on her fellows chin and said they
'ali rnado.a total of seventeen. He got
Offended and began TO pull her ear. 3. q
MrO, Als&ander Jenklns has picked so
gallons Of hucklsherries this year. Howls
lha; for one woman.
George Gays he Will mako Eds cor
smokeaf Levi viii only gi7e' him another
hound pup. He thinks lie can do better
JOB the next time Do it, Levi, III bet on
the hound pup.
Buck Ridgway killed thntynine saRir-
reis last week and was not out ell day.
ALL Mack Mareer, you need not be
afraid now, your panther has come 10 this
section and killed ole of Br. Peter Boil
yards calves last week. 1t cut its throat
and ate nearly half Of II up and then left
and hss not been heard of for two days.
would just say to the Beech Valley
eprrespondent il you have Ha pretty girls
(Which j know you. have not) Just lee me
know and l can tell you a way TO get
them. We have plenty but they all seem
10 be engaged now for few days. Rhen
that turkey is killed want you. to come
mp and you can have rib. BE sure to
bring your old'hoss' fiddle and, 1xSbone
Mrs Mollie Brown, wife of E, r. Brown;
on the first, day of Oetobar. She. wss n
victim Of consumpsIon, for four months
and bore with her severe suferings with
patience. Daring the time of her illness she
protested the religion of Christ and died
with the same. 'sayingI am going 10 live
viii, 4esrs,s W9ep che. became so weak
she could ,not.speak, she would, lay, and
clap her hands Che leaves; q hpsbepd ans
TWO children and many relatives to mourn
her loss. i.'"'
~ !"s -e JoE MoGRuLEN:
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GAINESVILLE.

We once more grasp our quill in order
that our literatum may be hurled among
the readers Of the ARGUS, along with Tag
and Plug Goody, and Pocahontas. They
write articles that show height and depth
of b,ain power, Oh what pretty names
they have. The wonder with us is to what
gender do they belong.
GAINESVILLE has undergone quite re-
treshing change, lately The rains have
been pouring down in torrents for the last
two weeks. which has been blessing very
acceptable to man and beast. Water had
been very scarce for some time wells had
dried mp that bad never known 10 fail be
fore. Now the miller has resumed work
again, steam saw mills are again whis,Iinp.
tea leaf distllleTs are again distilling the
mountain dew. Disuning mountain tea is
much Of business iU this part Of the NOR.
al vineyard, Tho most noted distipere OF
this community ere Messrs. Bert Savage
and Wiley Sawyer teachers. They
say there IS more money in 10 than In
teaching school.
Our community he's been enwrapped 10
great excitement for some time. The
trouble il tbis Some governmental au-
thorily or railroad enterprise is clearing
1T The highest peaks and erecting high
poles with long, beaulifur flags waving IN
the gentle zsphYrs. The object is not un-
stood, 50 we are left 10 a state of non con-
scientum efcctibus.
Thrcfhing buckwbcat is the prevailing
amusement among our farmers Of present
JcfersOn Cuppett threshed 127 buabels
from ono field, and has still more 20 be
thresbed. We venture % bet dram Of
Millefs best that this section can produce
more bushels Of buckwhoat % the SQUARE
mile than any other epot in America.
During the last few days the wind has
come direct from Vermont, and the ciu-
y Ds have been constrained b. hustle on
90 White Rock, SD, for coal wbicb,only
nets ten cents per bushel. This is rather
q bold price for a poor man 70 pay DO or
der that be may have bic sbiDs tempered.
The school being taught here by w. r.
Shaffer Be- clothed With aattefing success.
Pupils enrolled. 90.
Oar Literary and Musical Society, which
meets weekly, is prospering The society
was entertained on last Saturday by me
cloqucncc and thunder Of Tx County su-
periutcndeni, p. r, Smith, Of Kinewood.
who was 10 this place, on business. from
Friday 10 Sunday, last.
Dire Lewis Gale, wife Of the artist came
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BAsRBALLTowH, w. VA,
OctOhtr 8. 1SR3-


The Delta Base Bal Club appointed me
a committee Of nine 10 write and say TO
the IGiog%ood Base Ball CMb that :hey
feel 60 sloted oyer tbeir tip 10 Kingwood,
and the, kind and gtntlemauly treatment
they received al the hands of the King
wood boys INA. they will be bothered With
the nightmare until they return TIE com
pliment. Such being the case, they are
very anxious for the Kingwood boys to
play them return game, go they can dis
pose of their Nightmares at half price. The
DeltHs are not so sure now, THAT they can
beat the Kingwood club, and for this rea
son, coupled Win others, they wan, lie
Kingwood boys to come. for they are csT-
tain, &hicbcvor olHbS comes off victo-
rious, the people who assemble TO witness
the game wlllnot be disappointed in see
q good game of ball
Now, one word 10 the young lady VINO
made q the remark about,be Eugwood
boys boing the best iookihg. Tho young
lady told the truth when she said that.
But L want 10 impress upon her mind that
it's not the Deltas' good looks that bas
saved thqn{ from p b'gdselor's grave, but
iheiT. wiqniqg ways, :: cah't ray that this
isl'tafesa'nte yorHgg.tady who smiled at me
iwehi2 d4aFent ii.0ss, but could return
'neESa snole, t4r TI,paga passod the sgc Of
srroiing I am Glremied. .es
The RowlesburE YOUNG ladies told me
TO tell the Kingwo9d base hall boys II they
Come over 10 owlesburg they will guar
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. ceMMHEICATfn-

ss.,SG sosil. .-'t .,d,.'-.- ''''-.'' :. li,c,
Since it Is apparent That The Bosrb OF
Exalniners aIegoibg to Withhold frdn pub.
licaiiQn ar1isA of IheAanaes of teachers ex.e
aIlpinea apd The. grades received, we, IS q
teacher, wish to msko few remalks In
regard t. tho riatt,t, tBst we beIieve but
embody the public, sentiment. and dorras-
pond with TIC yiqwa expressed By everyone
+~7hepi we'bayo heard discuss tue matter.
Iosthe first place, wa Cati conceive Of no
valid reason fpJa withBldlbe t8is tnatter
from the PUBLIC. ILloqlcs Iike,ksepipg the
result OF the examination in the dark, and
as the examination was public tbinr. 90
shppld Tug e%ueEbe.[.1t is a lnaitet that
the public aIs yeEYBuch Interested in,ana
II IS Well that they should be- We, have
talkc5 with several teachers from efficient
parts Of The county with the Editors OF
our county papers sind With, a great many
others who take particular interest in the
no bic cause Of education, and they, one
and all express themselves 'as anxious to
see the matter 10 print, and thnk the
County Superintendent ia wrong IN keeps
ing tho result client. IL has bean custo-
maty fraretofore 20 publish the names and
grades rs soon as the certificates were is
sued, and Tho public hassboeh so uscd 10
looking for them thgt T., as a. matter Of
coarse, Is disappointed in not seeing them
NOW" Oar youtg supctint PENDENT has be-
gun his work 20 well and ttucceedtd so
brilliantly 60 for that we regret to.sco him
withholding from hls patrons what they
have perfect right 10 know and arc so
anxious 90 zee, and thelteachGts ere surely
not ashamed 70 have, THERE gfados made
known ~ The public. If they arc thev
had better retire fr6m the business ard
engage IN something that they arc not
ashamed Qf,because teaching IN our public
schools ID necessarily pubic matter, ana
a public teachers ability and merits ave
bound to bo madU Known. Ole supposi.
zion we have heard on uii IN reeard TO tbis
matter not being mado public, is, that
good many teachers oac requested the su-
peripDn6 ent not 10 publish their grades
and That be bsd therefore concluded not 10
hsve snY IT them pubabtd. This is the
strongest reason we csn think Of, but 10 IA
tOo'week lo-be Effective, Since the teacher
bos enqIih.d bimsataabd prop see 70 serve
The public, ibe public has = perfect righ
70 know his ability 70 serve in the csuse
In which iT6 PROPOSES 10 engage aud for
which the public proposes TO pay and
Desides, a person who engages in the bust
ness can not keep his grade a secret any
how, since tbo'examiners, and The trustees
who employ bipi sud the lizard or educ
ton Of the district in,owhicb ne fcacBcs
vii be bound 10 know bis grade and ali
OF his friends who meet him will enquire
of him about hs certificate and they in
turn viii tell others, 80 that an whom he
would care 70 know what grade he rccoiv
cd will God out in time anyhow. We
have not received No. / certificate and
arc eager 90 htye the grades published In
order that everybody may know &c. We
have not been through tho mdr yet uIs
year. but when We do pass The ordeal, VIC
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SINCLAIR.
PATSY DOODLE,

Business brisk about Sinclair now.
Farmers arc busy cutting corn AMI
sowing wheat.
The early frosts did much damage "a
some crops IN tfbe section.
Rev. Bedford will ststt for CobfsfepcC
next Tuesday and vail return 10 tolls cir
cult next year, we are gland 10 note.
w =. Watson IL doing good busiu,s.
selling goods.
Z W. showal,er seems TO be very popb
lar among tbe iadies Of l6is place, Hc
says no IS able to give Instructions n
advantage to young Beginners in his sci.
ence Of blookiag. ar8
], X. Sinclair seems to be giving specla
Lessons 10 courtlug, here, Of late.
What ~illBoctofdo9 John Gon wenl
down TO Uucle Tomas last Thursday NIGHT
TIL tell you Doctors you get The start OF
John and then keep It.
Jacob Ridgway was the cues, Of whit
auh 0hoWa'lcf last sunday night, and Ella
hadn't her lessons very well on. Monday.
Whaps The cause Of it, Jako2
Our town was aroused last Sunday
night, ny a teribleholloorg, You mk
what 70 was II was a raving Woln. but
ail sub7.dcd in a short time.
J.H kdgway was the guest Of Americas
Wolf iaai SUNDAY night Jef youII never
learn .o DE miller
John Runner was lhe o1cst Of U8cIe
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LOCUST GROVE
JUNIOR.

Pho Rev. Slsugbssogh, Mennonite min Z
letter from. Woet Union, -hss been holding
3 PrQlracted meeuOg at the Turner school
honse for the past week.
r The funeral sermon Of Samuel Crane
was preached at the Pleasant Valley
church on'last Sunday by Rev. Friend, to
"a very large sb6ience. e. %.
Dir. and Mrs. Calvin DaBerty, OF Hut
toms, Mo, are vislting at Ars. ,Frsnkhous-
e., Mrs.. Detorry's mother.
WIN Guthrie expects to start for old
Virginy', in a few days, to deliver fruit
trees for the Mosby Bros, OF Richmond,
Va. ..ls.0 s;,:@snz" ."A !;
George spikeF peidyBraneonville fs-
ing visit Saturday, pight.
Omega strauser s.erectipg, sheep house
fotezar'Kally. Omega is boss framer-
5 Spencer Gathffe was entertained on Sun
day night at John Deals. a. 60" ~
4 The'c9mmgnjhn meeting at Mount Zion
wac poftpored ON account of.sbe sickness
OF the preac her, Rev. Reerbogct. rH'''- =
We uhdersland that Mr.. G. w bishop,
Of Sagar Valley, will teach cur ,schooI
this winter,- and j. j. Kelly, of this pisc
thatoqfG ug tn!Valiey. - ''-h
;ay NhnhsL. 4i1cmsp% I'hS Pa:j has been
Working. on tlEe dwelling house, OF B1aIgfn
DeBerry, Tor tho last. Ypek..,ls
The fssheri arc about done cutsihg corn
'std buca. &iisot' In ms 5ecti61. - -
-. 'I"t@ta g ''"''' ,. 'JAoEolE..1i.
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Evansville Budget.
SNowDRoP5.


The iarperg Of this neigbb6rhood arc
all about done cutting corn ana sovpp
wheat. ,........ !
Prot. Lu2adder viii give the folks oI
ibis place Instructions IN music for the
nextt#o ofthree weeks.
Mr. A. D, Hamilton Las purchased an
oreau-thc finest one in this section.
heUs, Alexander Watts s6a @. n. Jep-
kius arc the boss cider makers,C Reno,
Mics Matte Hamilton is visiting At Al.
Hamilton's this week.
Aothef Wheeler. u Piedmont, is visit.
iogat NJ and Mfs. johns. Perhn'e.
John u. Hardio was visiting 1t Rowles-
burg last sunday and BoDday.
Toe y, b. Church, situated on the farm
Of James Hamilto~. is progressing finely.
Mr. Morgan Roster ADD w. p. Garner
worked one daS and got out three Stone
for tho fonndstioa
some Of The Kooum4Ios yoeue mci.
come TO this neighboThood TO get lick Of
salt, last Sunday.
Marques and Simpson hove rep,ifed
their grist mill which adds greatly % their
work
Did you go 20 Richmond 10 The show
Locals scmcs.
DAISY DEAN.
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BRANDONVILLE,

The faaners IN this vicinity are all busy
cutting corn, buckwheat, and digging pc
tatoes.
Some of our professional men spend The
greater part Of their time playing check
ers.
What has become Of our band Has it
died a natural death or has It expired FOR
the want of more enterprisipg young menu
Mrs. +. G. w. Ford is Visiting friends
at Sugar Valley.
G. A. Foutch, OF Scott Hsvep, Pa, IL
here looking for suitable location to go
into the mercantile business.
We are g'ad TO say that new post Of
flee building is,to be erected feoon. Itn
very much nssded.
Ara. Ayegs Nixon, who has been very
III, is better at present.
REV. w, d. Beerbower IL recovering
from his sickness. His CONGREGATION has
kindly given BIN six weeks vocation.
Rev,Flsuagau stayed over night with
Dr. WA: Rtey, while on HIS way to Con
flueIce, Pa. ~. ..,s ~.
y j. Hagens, wife and 4chil1ren arc Wis
ting his brother, Dir; Kenneth X. Ia
game, OF Fayette county, Pa. -
Wenotiee5 G. Fl. odbert, of Wheeling,
and Charles Yfckery. of Terra Alta, OF
our streets. yesterday. ss..
Frank Mckee is extensively engaged in
the stock buying business, this fail,
=" JUNIOR.