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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-02-07

Come, ladies all, both great and small'
And buy me; Pm for sale.
For mending holes in old tin pans,
never yet did fail.
And when once I'm hole go
stop there: this is true.
The best of all is that make
Old pans as good as new.
am stick of solder not much bigger than
apin;
I can stop q hole or crack as quick as go in.
II you doubt me for'a minute, just stop at
Hotson's store;
I'll stop them all, both great and small, and
twice as many more.
Pat and Biddy came one day
And brought their pans to town;
The holes stopped like lightning
As soon as they set them down.
"Och, Biddy, "said Pat, 'the jobs soon done."
"Yes," cried Biddy, land just like fun"
Then Biddy held up another black pan,
Saying, "Stop up that 'ere hole, old man,
With solder in hand gave rub or two;
And in less than minute it was good as new.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-02-07
EXCHANGE sMARTNEssEs.

Cincinnati Times-Star: The ground
hog saw his shadow.
New York Journal: Mr.. Sherman's
outrage resolutions have fallen below
zero.
Hartford kilograms: A married man
fixes his tongue cold, by way of va
3riety.
Macon fGa.) Telegraph: The Amer
lean hog should try the moral suasiOn
programme on Bismarck.
Shelbyville (Ky.l Sentinel: The man
who swears at cold weather may final
ly go where it is trifie too hot for
him.
Toledo % Telegram: IT the French
can stand lola and the Bernhardt, we
don't see what they find Objectionable
in the American hog.
Arkansaw Traveller: Chicago is dis
gusted with italian opera. In that
city the hog instead of the monkey
must dance around the organ.
st. Louis Chronicle: Is Mr.. Harrison
trying to save souls or advertise his
hymn book and the morning paper
which puffs him as u revivallst?
Yonkers StatesmaR:
A man is very like a gun
That fact please try to fix;
For if he finds he's charged too much,
Why, that's the time he kicks.
Paducah tKy.) News: "Billy the
Kid" has been killed again in Texas.
This makes about the fortIeth of him
who has been rubbed out" within the
year.
Boston Post: Yes, gushing damsel,
we believe bad small brother can be
influenced BY prayer if the prayer is
backed up by the liberal use of the
horsewhip.
Denver Tribune: Governor Murray
should be investigated at once. There
is not the slightest reason why, but he
ought to be Investigated anyhow. No
body knows what the facts are, but
down with him.
Chicago Herald: Cincinnati and st.
Louis are bidding against each other
for the National Democratic Conven-
ton. Chicago watches them grimly,
and threatens to knock them both out
when the bids are considered.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch: The mud
volcanoes of Iceland and the Yellow
stone Park would have to run at full
blast for long time tn produce the
measureless amount of loblolly that
now covers the streets of St. Louis.
Greenville (Ky.) Echo: In the good
~ city of Cincinnati, whose virtuous
citizens wear long. sanctimoniods faces
and rebuke the South for their reckless
disregard Of human life, for the Janua-
ry term of the criminal court there are
twenty-seven indictments for taking
human life, and fifty-four for rape and
robbery, aud number for shooting,
manning, and other crimes.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-02-07

17N" not, life is sweeping, go and
u HNs dare before you die, some
h,tsAye thing mighty and sublime
leave behind to conquer time.
500 week in your own town. Is out free.
No risk. Everything new. Capital not re-
quired. We will furnish you everything
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make as
much as men, and boys and girls make great
pay. Reader II you want business at which
YOU can make great paw all the time, write
for particulars to II. HALLErT i Co. PORT
land, Maine. n32 II
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-02-07
OUR CL0SING-0UT SALE
STILL CONTINUES.

Meysenberg, and Holbrook; Utica, Cincinna-
ii and Philadelphia makers. Every pair of
these Shoes will be warranted solid leather
insole and counter.
5000 Rolls of fine Wall Paper, Floor Oil
Cloth, and Patent Carpet Sweepers, to be
sold at 30 cents on the dollar.
EXTRA NOTICE.
We will make, as an extra inducement to
our patrons, the following offer:
Those purchasing $40 worth of our Goods
at our Extraordinary Low Prices, will be
presented with one of the BEST CARPET
SwEEPERs IN THE WORLD, worth $3.50!
This will last only 10 days.
We offer this week, 80 pieces of German
Silk-Mi&ed Brocades. These goods are
worth soc yard; we have reduced them to
15c. 100 pieces of American Foulard Prints,
at less than factory prices. 1c0pieces of Silk
Embroidery, inches wide-cost 1925 to i'm
port-at so ayard. "Constantine" ceebra-
ted wire Hair Brushes, at csc. $1,000 worth
of Watches and Jewelry to be closed out.
BONANZA MERCHANDISE Co.,
Jan. %, 1854. Ironton, Mo.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-05

APEoPos of the crusade begun
against piano playing in Berlin, the
New York Times says: ''The average
German young lady practices four
hours every day, and many German
young men initiate her miserable ex-
ample. Police statistics show that
the number of pianos in Berlin aver
ages two and an eighth for every
house. Thus on every block of a
Berlin street there are from 200 to
740 pianos, according to the charac-
ter of the street and the financial cir
cumstances of the residents. In a
block where there are, say 400 pianos,
each of which is in operation four
hours a day, it is evident that there
cannot be moment between dawn
and midnight when some one is not
practicing scales and exercises, or,
worse still, playing Wagner's music"
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-05

SAMUEL J. TILDEN, who has one
foot in the grave, ought to make the
same arrangement with his family
that William King, rich
old London merchant, made with his
He willed $1,000 to his
with the proviso that the
sum should be doubled every year
that the testator should be kept alive.
The second year the sum became
$4,000, the third year, $4,000; the
fourth, $4,000; the fifth, $4,000; the
sixth, $4,000; the seventh, $4,000;
the eighth, sl2S,000; the ninth, $685.
00G; the tenth, $4,000. Upon the
death of Mr.. King a few weeks ago,
the physician was paid s75O,O0O, be-
tween ten and eleven years having
passed since the agreement.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-05

The sworn statement by himself
that he had hired Miss Hill as his
mistress for five hundred dollars per
month, puts Mr.. Sharon without the
pale of decent society, makes of him a
social outlaw and lecherous social
leper of the worst kind. There has
been nothing so shameless and shame
full in the history Of criminal proceed
ure as this trial has developed. Its
showing up of criminal lewdness by
one of our milhonaires is indeed
shocking and should open the eyes of
all respectable people everywhere
Gazette-Journal.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-05
HOW WE BUILD CITIES
IN THE FAR WEST
And Offer Rare Chances
FOR THE ARTISAN,
TRADESMAN AID SPEGULATOR.
FOR THE ARTISAN,
THE TOWN OF MG6OOK

In Red Willow County, Nebraska, has been surveyed and
lots in the market for just year and has population
of 1000 people This point has been designated by the c. B.
d O. as the DIVISION STATION between the Missouri
RIVER 81 DENVER, where the principal shops, Is stall
round house and other facilities have been located
the Denver Line complete system of water works costing
$4,000 is just being completed giving all the facilities for
comfort possessed Of old cities Lots will in price from
$3.50 to $500 for business lots and $50 to 5000 for residence
lots The history of points like McCook show increase
of than three hundred per cent in from five years.
and this town promises be exceptional chance for invest
ments For further particulars apply to r. o. PHILLIPS,
Or w. f. WALLACE, Secretary, Lincoln, Neb.
NcCook Nebraska
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-05

1T took Massachusetts jury only
ten minutes to convict a Worcester
quack Of manslaughter, he having
bandaged woman in kerosene, thus
causing her death in very short time.
If all the quacks had their just des-
erts, the penitentiaries in this country
would have to be largely increased
in size and number to accommodate
them.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-05

THE humorist of the Norwalk (Cin-
cinnati) Hour, who caused a run on
the Norwalk savings bank by face
tious reference to the failure of sand
bank, now declares his intention to
indemnify the depositors Of the say
ings bank resulting from the panic
created by his joke. This offer, COM
ing from newspaper man, may be
considered another joke.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-05

THOSE who were so hasty to con-
denim Grant & Ward for their pecu-
liar business methods, can now pour
out their denunciations upon the Off
Gals of the Penn bank at Pittsburgh,
who, with capital Of only 100000
to work on, managed to steal more
than 100000. The only thing
found in the bank of any value was
the safe; and that was too heavy to
be carried off.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-05

The state board of equalization has
raised the assessment of the B. & M.
line two thousand dollars mile. The
u. p. assessment is not raised so much.
The returns to the auditors office
show the business of the B. & NJ.
largely in excess of that of the u. p.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-06-05

TIE wife of Robert J. Burdette,
who discovered in the Hawkeye hum
orist his latent talents, and although
herself a hopeless invalid, persisted
in the development of his genius, died
this week. The loss will be irrepar-
able to the afflicted husband.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
ROWIESBURG.

Ugly Miss Plug is mistaken again.
Suowdrops are not Only alive but have on
their war paint.
Thanks to Col. COopor for directing the
attention 70 Patsy Doodle long enough for
us To report the items from River CITY
once more.
1t may not be too late TO mention the
S chble at NJ Il Howc's IL was most
e. jnyable occasion. The guests we're Mrs.
II tia Hpoton. Mira. SsnceTman Misses
Jennie and Joe Halstine, Ella and Lpttle
Wheeler, mia Atwood. Agues Bowman,
Fl.ra Stuck, Carrie HootOn, Ella Daw-
son and Anna Whiting Messrs p. A.
Conif, j, l.. Pierce, T.. b. Stone, J. A
Dodge, W. @. Worlcy, A f. McMillen
and q. j. Brooke.
Miss Anna Welsh. of K"yscr, has been
the guest of Miss ID lila CInin.
Why do McMnlen and Dodge g away
every week 10 see the far ones when th, re-
are 40 many FAIR oNgs here.
Dr. Vankirk, OF Grafton, came TO the
River City on professional business last
week.
TLe'e are many cas)s of scYe s'ckne q
in the city at his writing. Willie Ma
loneY, we are glad to note, has rec yercd
from hrs dangerous attack u quincy.
Mr. Maleite, of Mountain Lake Park,
employed 40 fireman at the factory, died
sujdenly from an attack of paralysis. His
remai g we're removed to Paa,ine for
inlerment.
At Literary Society Saturday night the
performances Of Misses Biddie Gilmore.
Abbie Shoch, Mefsrs Jno. o. Kane and
Marshal Emerson deserve specisl mention
Protracl,d meeting is now in progress at
the NJ. + Church, Rev. leon psslor.
The people NJ n ,wlcsburg agree with
Pasy DO die 10 bic support Of Col Coop
cT
The whiskey vendors are ~ war With
each o'her When r'yes fall out then
bOUost men get their JuDs
From the principal, W. losrn that the
attor dance for the FIRST month Of public
school wa 40 md n i1stcai Of IS ~ pub.
lshed ~ the Journal For third month
The attendance IL 80 and g.
j T. J.. has deserted Stragglcrs Hagen
and has placed himself under The protect
ia Of Mss Della G. and tie guidance
e SNOwDR rs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
INDEPENDENCE.

The inccssent rain which has been tall
ing for several days, has taken away our
beautiful sleighing snow and in its stead
almost uppassiblo.
Tho protractod meeting il still in pro>
gress with Wonderful success. Some fiji
team persons have been converted and
that many more are sooking for the pearl
of great price, May the good work go on
until every one in this community may
he brought to saving knowledge of
Christ
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. viii Holl or Of
this place bouncing baby boy, Get out
ofpap's way now.
Mr., and Mrs John PuRh, ofSandIidgo
arc happy over another her. a girl this
time.
Miss Allie Fawcett, of this place, who
has boon Visiting friends at Kmgwood,
returned last Monday. Judging from
he smile on her face she had pleasant
visit.
We hear that the Irondale Furnace
will shut down in April for general ro
pairs.
our grist mills are very busy at this
time doing grinding. They can't com
plain Of not having water to grind with
We understand we are to have now
Postmaster at this place. Who will il
uo2 W oil, We are sorry OF NJ, }. Froau's
resirging ns he has served so long.
The irondalo Furnace Co., have been
shipping great quantities OF their miner
al water To New York. We understand
they connot ship fast enough to meet the
demands,
As locals arc very scarce, we will not
occupy any more Of your space than pos
sible ana close 10y saying snccos To THE
ARGUS and the cause ii ospouscs.
Mrs. LYDA SCOTT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
COL. COOPERs LECrnREi-

Col Cooper, of Charleston, w. Va,
delivered a course of lectures here last
week which for depth Of thought, purity
Of diction, snd grand, ur Of utlerance. far
exceeded what our cilizens are aCcustom
ed TO listening TO. Ga Monday evening
he delivered bis lecture, "a plea for the
fall-u." This was temperance effort
and WIS highly appreciate by a large and
attentive audience. On Tuesday Wednea.
day, and Thursday evenings, he was greet
cd with fair audi ncca, aud was listene l.,
by all present. with marked attention. For
some reason, which il is difficult 10 under
stand thoroughly, the Court House was
locked Friday, and Sir Cooper WAS not
allowed the privilege Of delivering the
lecture prepared for that evening On
Saturday evening however the hall was
again opened and the CoIcuel was premlt-
ted 70 give the grandcst lecture of he &C.
rics, "The Blue and the Gray We ore
compelled to pronounce Ibis one Of tho
finest efforts We have ever heard. lis
grand production, and It vas delivered
m a mann which could not fail % M k
and leave lasting impression upon the
hearers. At the close Of the lecture The
following resolution wos unanimously
adopted Resolved, that vote of
ihanks be extended to Col Cooper for the
very able, eloquent and gentlemsnly u4u-
ner in which be has entertained u.s." Ar
ter The lecture, the martial band ser-nsd-
cd The Colonel ~ The Exchange Hotel add
ia a shor. address he kindly thanked The
boys for the honor bestowed upon him
Az the conclusion of his remarks the crowd
gave 'three cheers for Col. Cooper abd
soon after dispersed for their respective
homes Col. Cooper Ia undoubtedly one
Of the beet orators that has visited King
wood for some time. Every body who
heard him speak will confirm this asser
tion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
SINCLAIR

ED, ARGUS Mans" old gandor died
again last night, and / snatcled another
quill out Of bis tail, and here we 90.
Business brisk at Sinclair about this
time Of night
Tic beautiful snow that has given the
young folks about This place so much
amusement and pleasure FOR the last ,hrce
or four weeks has almost disappeared.
much 10 the regret Of them WHO have to
"mud" 10 as they call it.
Messrs Charles, and william r dgway.
pfucar Bcal'ugtOn. Barbour Co, Is visits
ing relatives near sinclair. They report
a x, cd time 40 The OK roast at PhnHppi
The 31st Of January. Whom will King
wood have nor OK roast2
Mossrs Geo. and Bill Holyheld, Of near
Sinclair, were visiting relatives in Bar
bour last week. BIZ says "ho took in a
good share Of that OK al Philippi"
Miss Lou Showaltor. one Of Sinclair's
charming young ladies, who is teaching
nea' Tuunelton, was at home last Satur
day and SUNDAY.
w. a. Watson, one Of the members Of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15

the b, ard of Education Of Reno, was at
tending meeting the Same at Fellows
willie "A few days ago.
JeH Ridgway was the guest of Ameri-
Gus Viola, several nights during the
meeting at Berea.
W. II. Hamilton WAS the guest of c.
n. Ridgway last Sunday night.
Daniel uillor, OK policeman OF Phil
iPpi. gracod our town last week.
Rev. Bedford held series of mootirgs
at Bcrea last week which proved to bo
grand success. Aboutl6 conversions spd
twelve accossions To tho church. lie is
nov holding a series of meetings at Mas
areth.
That tall man know saw his shadow
the End day Of this month, for he got
scared and gave jump and knocked
down the basket OF eggs and broke about
oight or ten dozen. Ho says "he was
glad 1t was done before dinner" Who
pays tor the eggs2 Some say Rev, Bod
ford will havo To foot the bill.
l, Il. Sinclair gave spelling schoo'
last week which WAS we'll attended and
"A general good time was had 10y ALL
"Pocahontas," tho noNt timo you como
10 Sinclair would advise you To go sec
her who lives upon the hill. She says
you never came near to SEQ her when you
wero hero the last time, aud she Is IA
mad as IA wet hon."
Those who wish the best county paper
in the state should subscribe for The
ANGUS. Every issue gets better. 1t on
ly costs dollar per year and one gols SO
worth of reading matter i'm one issue.
POI.LY SNYDER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
NOTICE To CREDITORS

To the Creditors of stephen Bolyard,
Jr,. deceased
In pursuance to n decree of tho Circuit
Court of the County of Preston. made in
cause therein pending, To subject the
real estate of tho said stephen Bolyard
Jr. TO the payment of his debts, you are
requ red to present your claims against
the estate of the said StopEon Bolynrd
Jr. for adjudication To Il. J. Crogan. Com
missioner ut his Office In tho said county,
ON or before tho 26th day of February
next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clork o; saiL
Court this. 18th day of January 1881
lis 81 SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF Thomas u. Harris,
docensed
In pursuance Il \ decree OF tho Circuit
Cour OF the County of Preston, made in
n cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate of tho said Thomas II. llarrls
To tho payment of his debts, You arc ~
CURED 10 proSout your claims apaiust She
estate of the said Thomas Is. Harris Tor
adjudication To Smith Crane, Commits
Sionor, at his office In said county, on or
before tho 10Th day OF February next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk of said
Court, this 18th day of January 1881.
Is 81 SMITH CRANE. Clerk,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ONO
VALLEY SHIPPERS

The ladies of King"cod will give an
Entertainment IN The Court House Hall on
Monday evenir Z Feb. 18Th 1894, for the
purpose of raising funds for the relief Of
the sufferers by the recent floods in the
Ohio Valley. The programme will con-
sist of vocal and instrumental music by
the best talent in town, recitations, da-
logues, psntomimes Sc. Everything new.
After this programme, refreshments will
be- served. A small admission fee will be
charged at door. No effort will be spared
to make it interesting for all. Let every
body come 10 aid our suffering friends.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15

J SliIcr and son Clark ore visiting
at FaiuuOnt AT this wriiii g.
Sorry 90 coy that zee hocl at this place
under the Instructions Of George Graham,
is rot progressing ss rapidly ~ 70 might.
The Literary 5uCietg az GOrdon's school
house ~ q ,urlshing az this tImo
j W Brown was visiting the old folks
at home last SATURDAY..
Miss DRY x Q re- WAS visiting at Mr..
Samuel X ,dgcr's last week,
WHAT has become Of "June Bug ?" We
dn not see her teLdor Missives any more.
We are glad % chronicle that Mrs. !,
w. Montgomery is cOnvaloscenL
0OODY,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15

NOTICE TO TAKE DEpOsIrIoNs.
SMITH CRANE,
Commissioners.

NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSI TIONS.
To Mary NJ. Wit. Elm a. witt, Ollie
9. wit Anna u. viii, william Mex co
and William Thomas, Executors etc
ana Elisha Thomas, Administrator etc.
Ttko notice that shall, on The 25th
dHY OF February, 1884, ut l<ingwood, ,
Preston county, Wcst Virginia, AZ tho
Office CT Joseph ~ Hawthorne, Commits
sionrr ot the Circuit Court, between the
hours of q a, m. and Up. m. of hat day,
proceed to take Dispositions of WnL Me-
keo and Others la be- read AZ evidence ON
my hch"ll in II q, tain suit In Equity
pending ! the Circuit Court in tho cJuu-
" e Preston wherein YOU are beleud-
ants and nm pl iHun. Aud n from any
cause the taking 90 the said dopusi,ions
he not commenced nn that ia or n
commenced and not cnncindrd on that
day he taking of the = tue Will ho cons
tinued from dny To day ot from time 10
time at tn" same place and ltl vron TIA
same hours until the same shall so COM
plcted.
l.. w. DUNN, Guardian etc,
nv his Counsel,
kingwood, Jan. 30, ~ T.. j CRodAN,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
LEGAL ADS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF Jnhu NJ. Whetsell,
deceased. ur id decricnls estate:
You are h, reby notified that AZ the re-
quest OF Miilim III WhrtsCn, Ad.uiuts-
TRAITOR Ut john NJ. Whot>cil, d,.e cI.
have appointed tho 18th v 90 February
1854, at my office in kirswNod, Preston
county, West Virginia, rs tho ul,r aud
place for r, vciN ing proof n' deh'~ ui lc
m0uds against said dcccdeut Dr his oS-
tate, at which tino aud place Nou ,ro re-
quirod - attend.
Given under my hand this "a day cl
January, 1884.
JoSErH III, HAwTuoRNE,
Com. of Accounts Cor
ILL 6t Preston Co, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
NOTICE. TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To MI porsous'holding lions by pay
mcut or otherwise ON tho roal estate or
any part thereof of John \. Fawcptt:
In pursuance t0 a dc, rec of the Circuit
Court Oi Preston county. nIndo i'm "a causo
therein tending tn sui irct The rcni estate
tf tho id John \. nwcrtt to tho sntis-
faction OF the ii uS thereon Nou are hero
Ivy requested to present all claims held
by YOU and oa"h VI You ngnilSt tho said
John a. FHwcct, which nro lions on his
real estate or any part at IL. for aiudica~
ton io me at my ollicc ia tho town az
kiugwood, in said county. on or before
the ;0.h day of February next
Given undcrny hand this DIST day oi
January, 1881.
SMITH CRANE,
-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-15
ADVERTISING RATES:

Transient AdpeTttSemeatS-Sl per inch
for first insertion, and fifty cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements OF more than two
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months, subject TO special rate sched-
ule which can be seen by calling at this
office.
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
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LEGAL notices % cents per line for foul
Insertions.
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Ten lines of this type one square.
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Entered at theSinRwoo6Post Office as
second-class mail matter.
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A CARD.

take this method OF Informing my
patrons and friends that have no intcn-
ton Of leaving Kingwood and locating
e's5wbere. The report that vas ,ing
TO leave here Is without foundation.
Respectfully,
W. y. MARTIN, III, ID.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents Of this oOunty-One ear
Sl.0O in advance $3.50 if not paid for IL
advance; six months, 20; four months,
DC cents.
To nots-r residents ofthe cottnty-One year,
tl,l5-the l5 cents extra being charged
70 prspay POSTAGE six months, 40 cents
three months, 90 cents.