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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-09-06
Exc cutrix's Notice

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECU-
IL trix Of the last will and testament of
William Z. Williams. deceased. all per-
sons indebted to his estate will please
come forward and settle, and those hold
ing claims against the estate are notified
to present them for payment before the
10th day of August, 1884, or this notice
will be plead i'll bar of their payment.
FRANCES WILL A Ms.
S. S. ALsOP. Atty. EXccutrix.
Enfield, n. c.. Aug. l, SO. 10
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Notice..

I HAVE QUALIFIED as administrator
of II. F. Ware. Persons having claims
against him are notified to present them
to me or to my attorneys, Kitchin &
Dunn, by the lst day of September. 1884.
or this notice will be used as a bar to
their recovery. C. W. DUNN,
Aug IA At Admir- II. F. Ware.
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Rain fall for the week ending
Aug. 18th. 1888, 30 inches. Highest
range of thermometer, 92o; lowest range
of thermometer. zoe.
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Notice.

Notice.
T HAVE QUALIFIED as executor of
i P. IL. Whitmore- Persons having
claims against him are notified to present
them to me or my attorneys, Kitchin &
Dunn, on or before Sept. LIST, 1884, or
this notice will be used as bar to recov-
cry. Persons indebted to the estate must
make early payment, or action will be
taken against them. R. H. SMITH. JR.
Executor P. H. Whitmore.
Aug. IA, 1888. At
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NOTICE !!

wishing to buy. sell, lease.
i rent or exchange real estate any
where in this vicinity, will do well to
communicate with us.
n~ Terms moderate.
KITCHIN & DUNN,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Scotland Neck, N. G..
June 10Th. 1882.
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TARM FOR SALE J!

A good farm Of 1873 acres. One-half
cleared, other half well timbered in cy-
press, oak and pine, with three-room
frame house and good we'll of water, in
the healthiest part of Greensville county,
Virginia, Immediately on the Petersburg
T. Weldon Railroad, half way between
Jarrett's and Belfield depots.
This land has enough timber on it to
pay for it. and is we'll adapted to the
growth of cotton and peanuts.
Parties wishing to purchase may write
to the editor of the Biblical Recorder,
Raleigh, n. c.. or call on Mr.. George II.
Bailey, near Belfield (Va) Possession
given 1st January 1884. aug l6-Sw
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GALEM ACADEMY,
SALEM. N. G..

The s0th Annual Session begins Sept.
oh. F or new catalogue containing Re.
ouire,nents for Admission, Courses of
Study in the several departments, Terms
and Expenses, address the Principal.
au61g I'm.
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A NEW INVENTION.

7 PROCURED patent the 9th JAN.
i for my Machine to measure Cotton
Bagging and Carpeting, which the owners
of gins, and retail merchants need to save
labor and do away with the trouble of
rolling the bagging off on the muddy
streets, and the carpets on the dirty
floor. With this machine you can measure
100 yards within five minutes time. A
boy seven years old can execute the work
easily. From the present prospect, mil
lions will be sold South.
Offers have been made for the patent
right, and to give enterprising men an OPP
portunity to purchase, will leave the
sale open for other bidders 80 days. 100
or more testimonials can be given that
the measuring is done accurately. For
particulars, address,
j. C.. WILLIAMS.
Scotland Neck, N. G.
Feb. p, 1883, 26-6m.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements.
P. E. Smith-Gin Sharpening.
Nj. Young, Cut This Out.
Klipper Webster & Co.-Furniture.,
Clarke 4 JONES' cam Refined Candy
J. E. Bell & Co.-Commission Merch.
ants.
Walker & Williams-Druss, Paints &c
NUDGE, Smith 4 Co.-Flour, Grain NC.
Gambrill Mfg. Co.--Patapsco Flor"-
ing Nils.
Cushings & Bailey Publishers and
booksellers.
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Money orders issued from 9 A. NJ. to
5 P. NJ. Office opens promptly at GA.
NJ. closes P. Nj.
Jno. I. Brinkley, Post Master.
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Notice..

HAVE QUALIFIED as administrator
] Of Mary Price. Persons holding claims
against her are requested to present them
to me or to my attorneys, Kitchin &
Dunn, on or before Sept. LIST, 1884, or
this notice will be pleaded as bar to
their recovery. c. w. DUNN.
Aug IA At Admir- Mary Price.
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DUPLIN ROAD
HIGH SCHOOL.

DUPL1N ROAD
HIGH SCHOOL.
This school opens annually on the first
Monday in September, and closes on the
last Friday of May. Tuition $50 per
session. Board, including washing, lights
and fuel. S8 90 per month.
The cheapest male school IN North
Carolina. For further particulars apply
to S. w. CLEMENT,
PRINCIPAL,
Wallace, Duplin county, N. c.
aug IL At
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"OG ClIOs.ERA!

Farmers, save your hogs by using
NORRIS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. This
wonderful remedy was discovered in the
forests of Eastern North Carolina. For
sale by Bryan & Whitehead, Scotland
Neck S. S. Nash & Co., Tarboro ):
Brown & Simmons, Weldon. N. c., and
by all druggists. aug l6 3m
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.QHLIOIIOS HDv.NOdLVd
.1sIno!4Is;d 6IeAo u!
4oe14uoO o. Su!pIooos euop HIoA NV
ON 'AoaN dNvILOoS
'XaUTInH PUG UOLOVULNOO
'SHIIdS'O'c
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RULES AND EQUATIONS
Sc'tland Neck Post Office
TOTAKE EFFECT SEPT. 1st, 1888

Hamilton Mail Gle 80" $1,000 $50 "A. Nj.
Northern Mail closes, "A. M.
Northern Mail opens $500 $50 ?. M.
Hamilton Mail opens $50 +. M.
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Personal.

His Honor, Judge lee. srnved in t,vr
Sunday evening.
Elisha Stone, Of R,wlesburg. was in
town on SATURDAY..
Miss Martha Bower, OF Grafton, is Wis
itine friends at this place,
Mrs r w. Monroe returned me sa,
urisy from her ClNkshuig yisi'.
Squire Gus J. shairer and family, Of
runneltoD, were visiting 10 town sunday.
w. b. Kelly, of 5 60, Onto. is visiting
his father aud other relatives in Giant,
district.
hTs Jane Waite, who has been visiting
a, Craocsviue for severed weeks, returned
home on Monday,
Junior Brown returned home THURSDAY
from an extended trip 90 PittsAurr. Pa.
add other points.
Mss Pet" Elliott has gone TO Terra
Alta where she will remsiu the guest OF
tricpds unin Christmas.
Misses Mary Rigg, Of Missouri, and
Laura Rlgy. OF Morgsus Glade, were the
guests OF Mrs. Perks last Thursday.
George Most, ESQ, Of Braudonvi!le,
gave US pleasant call ON Thursday, He
came up TO town on business, aud returned
TO Brandonvilie the same day.
Hon. Marshall uag,os, Jud,e Berk-
'hir', Hon. Geo, Q S,urgls, Of Morgan
town, Juo, I. McGraw, Hon. Jao. Holt,
of Grafton. are visiting attorneys here.
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Tue hunting season is now u por
us IN earnest, and nearly every boy
and man who can procure a gun is
| in the woods or fields hunting wild
game. These Nmrods should be
very creful how and where they shoot
for there are always more or less
accidents occurring during this season
Of the year.
Last sunday morning week, a
negro was found lying dead near the
B, & o. railroad track, short dis
lance below Uniontown, Pa. HE
head was badly crushed aud one leg
was broken. and it is supposed that
he was struck by freight train. On
his person was found a pass book
with the words mozart Baud. Iine-
wood, w Va, He was identified
as t. w. b. Harris, OF Morgantown
That wonderful musical insiru-
meut, tie Organetta is advertised
IN this iesue. II is the ideal home
instrument. You can dance to it,
you can sing to it, mere child cen
play 1t, it incul ;sles a love Of music
in old aud young, and develops and
cultivates the ear. The music is
perfectly accurate, and the wonder-
!ul Orgauetta will play any tune.
AT the Pnce, $50, it is within the
reach Of all.
Mrs. Luther Swearingen, Of near
Ho8esvilie, met with quite a serious
accident last Monday week. She
was standing with her back to a stove
When her clothes caught fye, aud
before she knew 1t. she was all ab.sze.
Her hl'band who WAS present at the
time, tore her dress from her body.
but in doing 50 got badly burned
about the hands aud arms. Mrs
SwearinReu escaped W thout injury.
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| fhhLl4 ITO NlN J.
EDToH ARGUS II wish to reply TO Mr..
Browns letter. suppose you viii tbiok
strange Of crank saying so much before
lac accompanies his purpose, "a tue fret
history we poor scholars ever bad OF a
! crank was OF the man who took the life
blood Of our president aud threw our ma
iion in mourning
MIR. Brown IN speaking OF Guscman's
property, virtually acknowledges that he
purchased it for $40, per acre ten years
ago, aod says that il is assessed at s., 90
less than one third i,s value. Mr. Brown
Is mistaken. Gusemans farm Is gssessed
at 81 so per acre including buildinge,
higher indeed than any other ia the dis
trict. When Guscman bought bis farm
il wac inclosod with rail fence, consider
able improvement upon il iLciujiug q
frame house with five rooms aud COCO
stable Az for the assertion INIT Guse
mans farm is nclosed with wire fcuce.
Mr. Brown knows thus IL not correct a.
there is not over seventy five rods Of uir
feuce ou it and it is cheaper than plank
f-nce.
In reply TO Mr, Brown f, cond quolat
ion. lie speaks Of the assessment Of 4 o.
the value OF real estate. IN ,hs elaine h,
baa got The J valuation of properly, the
feuciug, The taxes, tho work, ine br.a-e.
! u the crops, The Interest ADD the insu
rance so completely mixed UP tha it
would take Philadelphia lawyer g.
strengthen Il out. &c speaks Of HE Own
house which ia ss-esscd at e. 200 inolrl
log, sc | have been informed, sb,u' %
acres, FOR which, have been creditably
! Informed. NJ. Drnwn has been Offered
$500 per year rent ia advance. Now.
Mr. -. claims that the cash value II bic
property t. 5000. This would b. ten
percent interest 90 his property Gud yet
ne says. by Cad, il is too high yet"
Mr.. Brown ssys be admits for argument
sake that one acre Of land 10 Valley that
would produce % bushels Of corn aud Je
a., q. -, -. = = - o.
,.-,I- 80 ~"
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ApYERT1slNG RATEs

1bdnsicst AdUertlSeUici ISL per incl
Tor first insertion, and fifty cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements of more than two
squares, standing for u longer time than
months, subject to special rate sched-
ule which can be seen by calling AZ this
Office.
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
paid for when ordered.
IEoAL notices 25 cents per line for foui
Insertions.
pERsoNAr communications will be In
serted for so cents per square
Ten lines of this type one square.
LOCAL notices Ten cents per line
Entered at theSino Post Ofiice as
acCond-class mail matter.
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ussyne', rln,.co@ror,ins TO tho

Thousand die from neglect 90 properly
treat lmpuro Blood. Constipation. Dys.
p"PsA' MalatiA, ApopleXG Liver, Kidney.
Heart Diseases, Drop-y, and Rheumatism.
But To the dcblitated, hurduucd with such
serious sickness, we cHuscieuuousy re
ommeod "SWANNE'S PILLS. which
contain med'oinai properties pussosstd los
no other remedy. sent by mail Tor ~
euts, box Of 80 pn's;J xcs. 81 Gin
stamp'). Address. DIR SWAYNE & SON,
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold 10y Drusgis.s.
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itching rno>-.sYmptoms cure

The symptoms are moisture, like pcrs
pira'ion. miene' itching Increased by
scratching, very distressing, parti,u,arl,
At uight, seems ga IL pin-Sorms were
crawling IN eUd about the rcctum the
private parts arc some times affected. If
allowed to continue very serious results
may follow 'SWANNE's OINTMENT
10 pleasant, sur, cure. Also foe Totler.
Itch, salt Rh,um, So.ld Head, Eyer elss,
BARRIERS Itch, Blolohos rli scgly, crusty
Skin Diseases. Sent by nail Tor 90 cents /,
q boxes, 1925, Gin sIamps). Address.
Or SWAYNE ~ son. Pblladelphia, Pa.
Sold 10y Druggists
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'Oc most N.i,,,se.ut ,ecuatuy ever dis
covered q f., VI * certain In it, Elects aud
does not blister. Read Proof bolN.
Saved him ST, 800.

ADAMS, y. y, Jan. 80. lSS2.
bR II. J kENpALl., Il Co, Gents T.:
Having used n good deal nr vour Ken-
dalIs Spawn Cuto with great success. I
thought would lot You know what A.
has douo for 40, Two yours asen hsd
as speedy colt a. was ever raised IA,
Jottcrsnn County. Whoa was btcnlx-
ing hihi, lao kicked ovci tho cross bnt
dud got fast and tore ono OF his hind lass
All 90 piCce', | cmploVcd the hos, mr~
rierS, but they all said no was spailoa.
'e had very largo thorOuvh~piu. and
us two bottles ofyour keudal's Spav-
in Cure, and IL took the bunch ontirolV
lU, pud lac sold Af erwards for 81 500 dol.
hrSl' 1 have usCd u for bono spavins
ana wind gals, and It has always curcd
com plotely "A q len the leg smooth.
II Is a splendid medicine for rhetnua.
h>n. l have recommended u tn - Aoad
muiy, ana they all SAY 10 docs the work.
WITS IN Nithouugtpn - Kneclnnd's
drug store. iva Albums, tho other dny and
saw e very huo picture Vou sent theu
ilel To- buy u, but could MOI; thov
SAID u / would write TO YOU that YOU
would send mo one. | wish YOU would,
anu win do you all tho good I can.
Very respectfully,
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y'u wuua dod rs here IA our nigh, 81 Oh
es proschlog about the assessment and We
would continue 70 may be ul we wear IA
pstien~e IT nur tricudS and n, "a ogs ,ut
OF come one sRps our jaws, yet We vii
snll claim d is all Tor the good Il Thu
great nation ol GUS.
Respectfully,
AN ON CRANK.
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j. c. HARRINGTON.
Newburg, w Va

j. c. HARRINGTON.
Newburg, w. Va.
The next meeting Of the Kiug-
wood Musical Society will be At ]. G..
McGre.'s, Friday evening. Dec. 7th.
Following IS the program Open
ing Chorus, Mas Minnie MI. p:-
anist. lust Solo. Miss Nora Jackson.
Recitation, w. a. Harehbarger.
Vocal Quartet, NJ 'sses Lille Elliott
and Vsnia Lyua and Mgsers Cssae
and Virgil. Lost. Dnet, MIsees NJ
ME Nsf aud Jonuie Gsrham. Vocal
Solo, Mics Ella F4wcett, Read
Miss Minnie Heermans. Inst. 500,
Me-. Jackson. Vocal Solo, Mes
Carrie Brown, Closing CAo.. Mtfa
Lou Graham piaoist.
While at Bruceton last Sunds7
viii Armstrong, Of the G.m Of !
Armstrong & Son showed us about
a thousand tufkeys and chickens
which be had there just ready to
ship 20 the Jounelsville Coaks r gior
Near every stable IN town was ell.
ed with turkeys aDd among the nun
VIZ
L4a3 I A. 49,.
i,lormsd ne chat 10 the cast tvo
mouths De- bas bought and shipped
over 10000 chickens and tuskeys.
Ihs eil1ens OF bflee'on ought 90
o-''1 ''' 'Do', '0"' 20
s.,..,.t 80. 49,,
MAC. oov .s.r
o.4 ,.i
e.,tt ,..,...t 5000. a.. "a -
Guard settlement between to seset
and iar specimens % the gentlsr
EEK The iaa,a, 81 We learn them.
are shout 81 eloss:-A maa boy
the name Of sp,ksr, some ums ago.
rented iarm 10 tbst settlement, of
a ST.. Crane. Dr. Crane Do The
father ole Ms Bamgaraor, vile Of
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm OF Rabbit g. Harrington was
Dissolved on Move nber "a, 1883.
All persona indebted to said firm
will pay the same to the undersigned
who has the boobe anI they wil!
take notice that all acoouute not
paid within specified Zine, must,
by virtue OF agreement, be put out
far collection.
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How Watch Cases are Mqdo.

Most persons have an ambition to carry
a goIdwatch case, and jet wpcoplo know
how a watch case il made, or tho vas. dif.
ference in thoqualityof them. InasoTID
GOLD WArcH CASE, aside from the necos-
sary thickness for engraving and polishing.
a large proportion Of the metal is needed
only TO aifen and hold the engraved por.
lions in place, and supply strength. Tho
surplus is not only needless but undosira-
bio, because gold 10 a sot metal and cannot
furnish the stiffness, strength and elasticity
necessary 70 make the case permanently
strong and close-Gtting. The peJee, watch
case must combine gold with some metal
chat will supply that in which the gold IS
deficient This has been accomplished BY
the James Bos} Goid Waleh Case -, y,g .,,.
which saves the WASTE Of necB- : y
ICES gold aud UcBEAsEs the soLIDrrY and
srRESGrH Of the case, and at the same time
reduces the cost ONE HALF.
Sea- cert ssp Esyrtass ws,h css rss,sri,s, rbns
dsibhia Pa 'r bssfsos Illustrated Paps,t shoviar ho
'auos sos' aai Esy.ioss wstsh C,.,, sss nsas.
(To bs c0ntfnuedl .
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

70 residents Of this couRty-One y ear
Si.00 in advance $3.50 IL not paid for ia
adyaneei six months, 20; four months.
81 sonts.
10 n0H-reside7tts ofthe oossnty-One year,
- 1.-the rs cents extra being charged
"a prepay POSTAGE six months, 70 cents.
stree months, 90 cents.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


Were you at Court
-Roaue County wants a railros
Why don't you advertise your
business
Why don't you subscribe for
this pspe, ?
-KOOn has the Court House root
completed.
There has been quite crowd
ofpeople in town all week.
Where did you get thst-we
don't like to tell you what.
-Drummers have b,en plentiful
ne past week OF two.
Two or three days last week
ysmiLded as Of sErne.
We wish the Nswbu-g cor
respondent would write oftener.
--ssnd US So So and get the Regis
Ter aud the ARGUS Tor one year.
The hor zon at sunset las,
Thursday was beautiful TO behold.
Attend sthe L terary Society
Monday evening. You will not re-
greet it.
-James T. Pack. tried lset week
e, Char lest,n foi counteIl9iying, was
acquitted
-"rbere's mueio in the gentle
evening zepbyr' it the title Of the
iateet cong.
--Iu one dey more the Taanks-
giving turkey will b. no more. Tbs
is Wednesday.
The last tes9her's examination.
Of THE seaeon will be beld here Sal
urday, Dy2. 9Th.
W. A. Reese has removed bic
barber shop from Vo zs building
Q Court House fqnare.
His High Mrghtinsss, we learn
isro@ frustrating ~ The wrds Of
Richie county.
The editor CT ths Keyaer Ec6o
thinks that changing iss barbsrous
method o. execution"
Every nan ought to read his
county paper. 1t lie, in fact. the only
ure way Of get'i"g to heaven.
New snbscnbers have been roll
ng in like hot c.kes this week, and
i'll We bear Of more 70 follow.
-Buckbsnnou wan%a four Or five
more railroads. We would be con-
eat With one here ct K,Dgwood.
Local editor Whites nustsobe.
hich was jost six weeks Old LAD,
saturday, is nov visible TO the naked
eye.
Soma one has said that wben
man gets mad be Loses bis temper.
He generally loaes what seass he has
TOO.
Several interesting commuu-
cations were crowded out Of our pa
per last week. Taey appear in this
rue.
Two or three communications
we're necessarily crowded oat lhis
week, Tosg ~il,apfsss ia our next
.aus.
The attend ,aco 90 tas Fsirmont
Normal School is larger tbsn j., bs.
ever been e, any previous winter
tsgm.
The scbools o.. che county ere
nsarlv 80 DO operation now. We
ifsru 81 three or four that lave uot
hesa opened yet
wv received ener 'hs week
fem H3eesgll.s signed "Ctzan''
Ft.ch ~ reirsio from publishing
hscsnse 81 30 roe Feepmr panied by tbe
ntme af th- suff or. p r'ans wr'-
ing GU .ur fsrpr mua give ua atmt
fi0uk slta c9nnuoIoutoa.
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Radch, II miles north of
Denver Colorado.

HUTCHINSON = NNNch, IL miles north OF
Denver Colorado.
March 9TH, 1883.
DW. ". j. KFNpALu ~ CO., Gents:
For the past throo Np8r, have used Ken.
dal1s Spawn Cure. in every case OF
sruN i". ot which ! havo treated Eve, IL
Ia NI'i F Thorn all and entirely omoved
tho'. Loose ofsplint | find 70 has no
'lU'., t't' had WIS of thrco years
.adiYc q O.. "!n'.u "a. 70 yrnuVod
n cnt A.. '.t GO e. gtI an. Vined
and IL C..tr, 49, v.r.. ntr O.r d, O. ago
a two iuli~rl p u'l h,c.. .i,.e toll
out of v'..rs ei ...nt .u,t 900 step
md toes 60 geo .'ti' w.. f',t! n...tl,. mash
a tuCt We o. without br,, 'u. 10 mes,
I was tai home and ",tu the
house. o. not think niapuiu,i,l the
lcg wOulC H,u - any en- 80 pa vent
tor Is cut ~ sips Zoe uts So ,'p .
used 90. 90 Sis 1tv- 7 t.,ttt olIk H.
round. About tur,u NcoK. ago my team
RAJ, away threw me out of the wagon, The
hind wheel struck my knee. After ap
plying several hghly recommended Ma s.
iments without Obtaining any Iclioi,
oui for kondall's SPAWN euro NV log
was drawn up aud my lSpeo sw0lion bad
~, I'm thrOo days | was abo To walk to
the barn. / could go Iuto details more
fully, and make ihis very long lo,ter
but Will not weary you.
/ am very respectfully vouls,
OSCAR Il. lIUTCHINsoH.
=. O. Lock Box, 23O2, Donvor City, Col
Sold by all Druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30
,speCthOy,
AN OLD CRANK.

Court proceedings will appear
next week.
Our paper is out early this W EEK
because we want to take thankssiv.
lEg,