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The Jews.

Vienna, 29.-Although order is re-
stored in Ezergig. Hungary, the scene
Of the late attack upon the Jews, all
chops are still closed, Jewish families
have fed aud trade ia suspended.
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$1,000 ADOBE HOUSE USE OF OF F. Fo GgIs
yOds Of ground, with good variety of fruit
tFees; half block from car line Eleventh Ward
e1e5O RUSTIC HOUSE OBJ FIVE
P4ooo rooms, stable and other outhout Hs
lot 5x1e rods of ground, east front' good
fruits and water on car line and good locality
4oSn0 A sPECULATIoNl AN ADOBE
S0O0O house Of Eve rooms, good cellar,
and faN corner lot, having frontage OF 495
fest Of ground, with large growing shade
trees and about $50 of the choicest kinds Of
fruit trees, all bearing good fruit; this lot can
Be Eubdividsd into seven choice building lots;
Rituated en- the corner of saVenth East snd
Third South streets, one block from car line.
7IoOA ALARGE TWO STORY ADOBE
PtZOe house of eight rooms, modern
style, with bow window, double porches,
etc; nice, large lot in good cultivation,
facing south and west, and affords a grand
view Of the city; water plenty, and close to
BUSINESS, at the head OF Main street. So
4QnO A COY BUILDING LOT, SI6 RODS
%CVV Of ground, on the Jennings block,
Neyth Temple street.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of the County
Of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah.
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For Lame Back, Side OF Chest
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
2se. Sold by z. Q. n. 7. Drug Store.
(kl
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FOR RENT.

Il frSt-cLGss Furnished House Of
mine rooms, complete, together NTH but
5CsIeS, closets, good cellar, bath room,
HYGTdRt i0dteT, etc large lot in LdiS7l
and beautifully shaded, on car Tine,
close to business. Call at my office for
particulars.
Brick house of four rooms, summer
kitchen and cellAr, First South street /;
SIS.
Office Next to Walker House,
MAIN STREET
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A e2O bible Reward.

The publishers OF RutledRe's Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards In their
Monthly for May, among which lie the fol-
loving:
We will give $50 In gold to the person
telling us which Ia the shortest chapter In
the New Testament Scriptures (rot III,
New RsvisioD) by May 10, 1888. Should
two or more correct answers be received,
the reward will be divided. The money
will be forwarded TO the winner May Is,
1888 Persons trying for the reward
mus, send 20 cents in silver (no postage
stamps taken) with their answer, fol-
which they will receive the June Monthly,
In which the name and address of the win.
ner of the reward and the correct answer
will be published, and In which soyera
more valuable rewards will be offered.
Address. Rutledge Publigbiug Company,
R4ston, Ps.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-04-28
Nearly PITr-

What might have proved disastrous
Ere At the Central house last Monday
night, was fortunately pieysntsd by q
timely discovery Of its presence. while
the inmates of the hotel we're wrapped 10
slumber lump Of coal rolled of the
heaped.up crate OF the sitting room, setting
the carpet end floor on hre. The dense,
stifiiug smoke that filed the house luckily
awakened Mrs.. Dixon, vino quietly ARGUS
ID her brother and sis or, and toe Gre was
exungusbed without alarming or dis
turbing any of the guests Of tue house,
who slept on in blissful ignorance Of tDeif
danger The only damage, besides fngbt-
eniug the ladies, was hole of twu or three
feet IN diameter burnt ip the carpet and
fioOr.
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Extraordinary Scene i'm Cburdh.
The Presbyterian congregation Of Da-
wilson College, N. c., on Sunday evening
lsst had their nerves unstrung by a mad
dog rushing into the midst OF the people
while DR.. Lsttimer was in the pulpit. For
several days previous there had been much
excitement about mad dogs, and the one
10 question had been shot at and wounded
outside the church, ens bloody from the
wound, frothiDg at the mouth and bark
ing like Gaad, II bounded 10 among the
unsuspecting congregation. The scene
that followed may be imagined. DIR. Lat.
timer stopped 10 the middle of sentence,
and in second was viewing the scene
from his perch op top Of the pulpit, en-
coursgiDglY, but somewhat excitedly, call
ing upon the congregation to kill II (
kill itp The men and women stood on
top OF the benches, and there was some
pretty loud shouting and screaming. One
Of the Students present, who had evident
ly heeled himself for combat with rad
dogs, pulled out pistol and made the in
terror Of the sanctum echo with the sounds
OF battle. Two shots were nred At the
animal, both uouoding him severely and
disabling bjn1, when the men fell upon
the dog with sticks and quickly despatchs
ed him. The carcass was dragged from
the church, but 1t was some time before
quiet was restored, and DIR. Lstiimer
could resume the interrupted sermon. The
dog did not get chance 10 bite anyone in
the church.
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Braaaouviiie Letter.

BsAspeSyuLS. April 10. 1888 Times
are little dull since the farmers have ali
gone TO work.
Report says DR.. Fuller 10 going to leave
as and locate In Ebepsburg, Pa. We are
sorry TO see him leave. and wish him sue
cess wherever be may practice.
The school closed "Wednesday evening,
April -, with she usual Literary exercises.
The past session OF school hss boon salts
factorily taught by Mr.. J. q. Arnold The
tipId little boys and the trembling little
girls did themselves, their parents and their
teacher no dlscredit by their perform
snces. although
You would scare expert ones Of their age,
To speak in public on the stage
Miss Dora Hyde and Mr.. Charles Mstlich
acquitted themselves very fairly on selec,
reading. Mr. Oliver scott read medley
which bad User rolling rapidly into nearly
all the fne-cu, dry poetry of Euglsnd and
America. After recess, debate followed
on the question, Resolved, That the sigus
pr the times Indicate a downfall of the
American Republic. M. Il. Bryte, NJ. ID.
bn the affirmative not being present. a.
w. Frederick was drsttaS In his stead.
The negative was ably handled by J. A.
Scott. who lately returned from Grant
county
The Brapdonville brass band discoursed
elegant music. They play like profes
SIGNALS. In fact they can play well enough
to serenade old Gen. Grant, or rather Pres.
ident Arthur, as the former has no ear for
music. and can't tell the difference be-
tween the Devils Dream aud Aud Lang
syne.' The celebration, wanting good
martial music, should give them call.
WHo-WHo.
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Commissioners Sale
REAL ESTATE,

BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court of Preston County, w. Va, render
ed in the case OF Crofton ana Moses vs..
Goreu y. White, ct al. the underslguet
commissioners viii on the
eru DAY OF APRIL. 1855.
(,he same being court day proceed before
the front door of the Coutt House, In
kingwood, Preston County, w, Va, 10
sell the several tracts OF land decreed In
the above case ,o DC sold 10 satisfy claims
due from sai6 a. y. White TO the various
parties therein named.
The said land " sitvste In Valley Dis
trict and county aforesaid; Oae tract CON
taius abon, 475 ACRES, ON Cheat River,
= portion of IL Ia improved, aud hno
FARMING AND GRAZING LAND.
Another tract OF abou, lS3 acres In two
parcels, adjoining the 475 acre tract, the
principsl part of which W improved and
fiue fsruSoE hand. Aud another tract
containing about 20 or SO acres more or
less, adjoining the AIS acres and lands of
Dsvid Graham and others. A portion of
this land is improved and good productiv
farming land.
We are informed that the above lands
are underlaid with COAL, LIMESTONE
and IRON ORE.
The land will be sold 10 the highest re-
spUnslble bidder, for one. fifth cash In
hand and the resicse OF the purchase
money upon credit OF one, Two and
three years; the purchaser executing In
terest bearing notes, with approved secu
rity, for the deferred payments OF the pur
chase money.
WIN. q. BROWN, JR.,
JAS. III. CARROLL.
Commissioners.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

The following lie the list of deeds admit.
ted to record since our last report
r. Bruce Fogle to A Judson Elliott for
lot 90 in Cranberry admitted April 10.
Elizabeth Corbin to John II eeddes for
the Corhin Hotel property In Kipgwood
ADMITTED April %.
Draper Q. Hughes to ]. Ami Martin fol-
l acre adjoining Kingwoodi admitted
April "a.
James A. Brown, trustee. to James @.
McGrew for the Muddy Greek Furnace
property admitted April "a
Neil j. Fortney, com'r, to Ruth Fort
ney for % acres 10 Lyon district admit
ted April "a.
Gustavus Cresap to Francis Heermans
for acre in KiDgwood district; admitted
April 25.
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The American Farmer
-AND-
THE VEST vi. ARGUS
-FOR-
81 rs PER ANNUM.

We have perfected arrangement Ia
with the publishers of the Ameri can
Farmer, Fort Wayne. Ind. that ens.
bic us to offer our subecribers a first
class agricultural magazine at the
bare cost Of the white paper on which
it is printed. The American Far
mer is l6-page monthly magazine
which 10 rapidly taking rank AZ one
OF the leading ayr cultural magazines
Of the country. Each number will
contain useluI information for + he
farmer, his wife, his sone, and his
daughters. AZ i, costs you almost
nothing, suppose you try it one year
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JUDICIAL SALE.
BALDWIN EX'oR, &c.
w. In CbauceFy
VIZ. T. KELLEY, ct al.
AND
II. l.. SISLER.
W.. In Cbancerv
F.B. KELLEY, OF. al.
In Cbsncery

Pursuant 10 and by virtue OF a decree
rendered In the above styled Causes by
the Circuit Court OF Preston County,
West Virginia. on the 9Th day Of Deeem-
be-, 1882, the undersigned Special Com
missioner. will on TUESDAY, the 10Th
day Of April, 1873, At tho front door Of
the Court House OF said county-the
same being a court day-make public
sale Of the four tracts Of land I'm the bill
and proceedings mentioned. TO wit
First. The tract Of land purchased by
said VIM. II. Kelley from Nesselrod amt
known aa fha
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MARRIED.

WILLIAMS AT the real
dence of the brides father. near King
wood, April Is, by Rev. A. J. Lydia. J,
Frank Reeheayer and Martha J. VIII
liams.
hnIKS-LAIros.. AT the residence OF
Harrison Layton, April rs. by Rev.
Asrcellus Kuotts, John L. Miller and
Annie J. Layton.
BKAvERs-TAsKks AT the residence OF
Will Gshil. April 10, by Rev. John w
Csrrico, William s. Beavers and Agnes
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge OF the Cfresn CoErt-nop. Win
II. Jos.
oomn,tssiones-C NJ Bishop (pres,-
dent II. q. Hagans and Jas. A llspCer
Clerk of he Circlet C0krt-Smith Crane
Clerk Of he County Court J. A mI Mar
tin.
Presenting Attor ney-Neil J. Portray
She1iT- Elisha T homas.
Ssrvsyor- John A. Daliymple.
Assessors-West Side, Thos. Fortney.
East Side. Gabriel Pulliam.
CommisSioEer Of Lost Records-wm.
@. Worley-
Fhyssesan 70 JAIL and Poorhosrss- DR.. r.
y. L. Trippett.
Cosnty Superintendent of Free School,
Joseph III Hawthorne.
Commissions RS Of the Clrcuit Court
emith Crane. Joseph II. Hawthorne, I.
Eiphsnyder Jao. Morris Crane aud
j. Crogsn.
CORPORATION oFPIoKRs.
Hayor-Hon. J. c McGrew
Cohnctt-Jas- III. Manown, Jno. =. Muir.
Geek, Oliver Dunn, L is hs Thomas aud
Charles NJ. Bishop
Reeorder-w. X Potter.
6u0edRf-John Il. Neu
Justice OF the Peace oseph NJ. Gods
ConsIabts-Jsmes Carroll.
Presoyterldn-Rev. Samuel Graham.
4efhodtst EpEscopdL-Rev. A. LYDIA
Bdpttst-Rev. Patrick Murray.
ksd'geticOt--Rev. j. w. Cation,
a. N. Il. Otkrch--- Rev. Alfred Steptoe
THb NATIONAL BANK on KINowooD.
President-Wm. q. Brown.
Wee President-Smith Crane
Cdsher-F. Heermaps,
AssStdnt Cdshier-J. w. Parks.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-TERMg OF
COURT In PRESTON COUNTY.
April Term, 9Th day OF April.
August Term, 18th day of August.
November Term, 24th day of Noyem-
DER.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday In January, first Mon
day Ia April, second Monday in July
and trst Monday in October.
RINGwoop PosroFFIcK
Mails close at7 O'Clock a. IN :; arrive at
B o'clock p. Ih.
Once open at o'clock a. M: closes at
so'eloek pap. j. NJ, GOODWIN. p. NJ.
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ADVERTISING RATES /:

1io1steJa AdfseT'tisemes,tS-$l per inc
for first insertion, and fifty cents for eac
additional insertion.
Advertisements Of more than tw
squares, standing for a longer time thai
months, subject to special rate sched
ule which can be seen by calling at thi
office.
TRANSIENT advertisements must ID
paid for when ordered.
LEGAL notices 20 cents per line for fot|
Insertions.
PERSONAL communications will be n
serted for 80 cents per square
ZEN lines of this type one squars.
LOCAL notices Ten cents per limo
Entered at theSine wood Post Office a
socoDd-class mail matter.
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Followinp the lnatrnolionl avon hr IA

Following the instructions given By TEE
ARGUS few weeks ago, Prosecuting At
torney Neil j. Fortney has connected his
Office with his residence. n quarter Of q
mile away, by q homemade telephone
which works admirably. At our request
while 10 bis Office = few days ego, Mrs.
FoTtDey sat in her parlor and played and
sang Annie LSurie, and the words and
air came TO as almost 40 distinctly ~ II We
had been 10 thsssDne room with the singer.
The whole cost Of the line was about one
dollar.
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Thn nude.

what is the dude, papa7 sho said,
With sweet, inqulring eyes.
Aud to the knowledge seeking maid
Her papa thus replies
\ weak mustache, a cigarette.
A thirteen alton vest,
A curlsd rim hat--a minaret-
Two watch chains across the breast.
4 pail Of pants, lazy drawl,
A lack-a-dsisy air
For gossip a. the club or ball,
Some little past affair
Two pointed shoes, twospindle shanks,
Compile the neither charms
And follow htly in the ranks
The tW o bow-legged arms.
An empty he'd, buHoon's sense,
\ posing attitude
BY joveP 'Egad + But sw z I'm
menser
All these make up the dude.
-
POS lER5 printed on sbou notice a
this ofiice.
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State OF West Virginia, County of Pre-,

State OF West Virginia, County Of Pres
ton, &C.;
I, Smith Crane, CLERK OF the circuit
Court of said county, do certify that VIM.
q. Brown, Jr., and James II. Carroll, who
were by decree of said court, rendered
on the 14lh day OF December, 1882, in the
Equity cause of Crofton and Mosep va.
Goren o. White. ct al. appointed special
commissioners to make sale of the real
estate therein decreed Co be sold, have
this day given bond aud security In said
cause rs required by law.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day OF
March, 1888. SMITH CRANE,
$40 At Clerk.
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The following Is the programme of the
Kingwood Musical Society which meets
At Elisha Thomas, Friday evening, May
4, 1883;
Instrumental Solo-Miss Jennie Graham.
Vocal Solo-George Purcell.
Readiug-Miss Mile Clark.
Instrumental Duet Misses Minnie Nefi
and Minnie Heermans.
Vocal Quartet-Nisses Lille Elliott and
Venie LYDIA, and Messrs Frank Shahan
and Will Wright.
Recitation-P. j. Crogan.
Instrumental Solo-Miss Ella Copemau.
Vocal Duet-Miss Ella Fawcett and
Mrs. Dixon.
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state of West Virgins, County of Pres.

State OF West NIrginIs, County OF Pres
ton. ss,:
4, Smith Crane. Clerk OF the Circuit
Barton Payne, who was by a decree OF
said court. rendered On the 9th day OF
December. 1892, in the Equity cause or
VIM, NJ. Dent,,t al,vs. Rswlev Evans, ct
nj, appointed n Special Commissioner To
make sale OF the real estate therein de-
creed To be sold, has this day given bond
and security In said cause as required 10y
law.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day
OF January, 1888. SMITH CRANE,
lost Clerk
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I. Q. Ralphsnyder, Esq. is Off on a
professional iAun, this week to Clarks.
burg and RaveDswood. tie expects to
return by way of Ut. George, and attend
the session of the Circuit Court which be-
giDs there the 9th of May.
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A Farmers Sensible letter.
McooAsos HILL, April 20.

McooAsoS HILL, April 20, 1888
EDITOR ARGUS IL am plain farmer
with several hundred acres Of land mosil,
unde- good state of cultivation aud ad-
Joining several OF the best farms in Pres
ton county, aud believe in eqaal taxa
ton. Everything should be taxed anc
by that means the burden would be equal.
ly distributed and made less upon all class
es, especially the farmers. would rath-
er ell property should be taxed aud the
per centage low, than TO have machinery,
tools, young stock, products, &C., exemp,
and the percentage high and the fewer
ofticers We have TO pay the better.
Why, cir, this proposed county Cour,
system 10 all foolishness. and IL only IA
the interest OF one district In the Who'll,
county. Who ever heard of such a thin,
as the whole county voting for dist lot Of
hcerss IL am not mistaken the statut,
laws of the State strictly forbids citizen
of tue county from voting for district of
hcers outside OF their own district. Il
looks to me like the wisdom Of our Sena
tor exceeds what he charges against oul
Governor.
This new court system is all bosh, and
only put forward throegh fear that tn,
county seat would be removed from King
wood to some accessible place, we'll know
ing they can control the commissioners Il
they are elected by the whole county in
stead OF by the districts. Under the pro-
pressed plan no district could elect the mar
OF Its choice.
Economy, honesty, justice, fair deal
Ing. and tariff for revenue only, are tn,
true principles. j am utterly opposed
TO mythical experiments.
SAhUKI. TRRuaTy
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Good Advice.

You will prevent and cure the greater
part of the ills that sffiict mankind 10 tho
OF any section, " you keep your stomahii
liver aud kidneys In perfect working or
der. There Ia no medicine Known that
does this as surely as PafkeT's Ginger Ton.
IL. II wall keep your blood rich and pure,
and give you good health at little cost
See other column.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-04-28

The work of putting up the line Of tel
egrsph from here to Cranberry IL being
pushed along by the officers of the com
psny in charge. and early communication
IL aaatlred
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We are still closing out our glass and
queenswsre at cost, in view OF nos keep
ing it in the future. Call early and secure
bargain 10 this line before II is all gone.
Hartley & Wright. 47tf
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ststo Of west:virgipia, County Of Pres.

state Of west.Yirginia, County Of Pres.
ton, ss.f
], Smith Crane, Clerk Of The Circuit
Court OF said c0unty,dO certify that Jno.
Barton Payne, who WIS BY n docres OF
said court, rendered on the 9th dav !,
December, 1892, Ia the Equity causes of
Baidwin's Egec'r, W. VIM. T.. Relloy.
ct AL, aud u. j.. sislOr. vs.. F.B. Kelley
OF ~, appointed Special Commissioner
to make sale Of the real estate therein
decreed 10 he sold, has this day given
bond and security ip said cause ~ re.
quired by law.
Given u1der my hand. this 18th day Of
January, 1883.
10 ~ SMITH CRANE. Clerk :
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Mr.. Clyde Hutchinson has extended
his prospecting tour to 'the land OF the
Dakotas,' and Mr.. Frank Manown who
left here with him is In Chsrleston.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-04-28

Hartley & Wright are not selling out at
cost. bet 30 uear it you can't tell the diff
ference, We ask an inspection of our en-
tire stock to prove the assertion. Al If.
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3 Dwelling Houses,
aud outbuildings.

TERMS OF SALE Said land wilt
10 sold for so much cash I'm hand an wih
be SUN cient To pay costs OF suit and
proper charges for sale, and the residue
upon n credit cf8 ~ and 10 months, pur-
chaser executing notes with good socur-
ity therefor, bearing interest.
JEO. BARTON PAYNE,
Special Comm'r.
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sRough on Rats,

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed-bugs. skunks, chipmunks, gophers.
15c. Druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-04-28

George BuckIew and Riley Polling. con-
victed at the late term of the Circuit Court
were delivered to the penitenliary au
thorities at houndsyille tbIs week b.
Sheriff Thnmaa
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DIR. O. MCLANE'B
LIVERPIIIS,

These Pills are not recommended
ssaromedy " for all tho ills that Hesb
10 heir 10, but ib affections of the
liver, and in -. Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, eT
diseases Of that character, they stand
without rival.
A6UE AND FEVER.
Eobettor cathartic car DO used pre-.
phratory TO, or after taking Quinine.
As n simple purgative they are M
oqualed,
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Thegenuine are never sugar coated
Each box has rcd wax sonl on the
I'D, with the impression Or. NJ.
LANES Liver Pills. q
Each wrapper bears the signatures
1t g. MPLANE and FLEMING BRos.
Sold by ali respectable druggists
end country storekeepers generally
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We learn that steps are being taken by
the Musical Society TO give q public en-
tertsinment at an early day.
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The farm advertised for sale in The Ar.
ems by Jas. l.. Stone q Co., was sold last
week. Nothing like printers ink.
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We are prepared TO deliver the book en-
titled How Twas Done 10 such Of our
friends as left their names with US for d
cOpY
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Dom, Die In the Uou.,.

Rough on Rate Clears out rats. mice
roahes, 'bed-bugs, flies, ants, mJles CHIP
mucks, gOphers. 15c.
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10 residents Of this couaty-one y ear
u.60: six months, 10; four months, so
cents.
10 Ro1s-rcs,deats vf lse costptsr--One year,
81, 65-the l6 cents extra beng charged
to prepay POSTAGE six mouths, SIS cents.
.hr.e months, 90 cents.
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.Ruchu.Paiba.s

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.