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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-11

lcourt of Belmont county, Ohio, viii offer
for sale, at public auction, on
saturday, January 10th. 1885,
At 10 o'clock forenoon, upon the premises,
the following real estate, situate in the county
of Belmont and state of Ohio, to-wit: Begin
mag for the same at u stone on the east
boundary line of section number 8, township
number 9, range number s, corner Of lands of
VIM. Lee; thence north S14 west 38 is rods
to stone; thence north 40t west 29t rods 10
q stone in the Flushing road where white
oak 22 inches in diameter bears south SO west
80 links distant; thence north 25f east Is. 80
rods 70 stone where a black oak stump 40
inches in diameter bears north 10 west 81
links distant; thence north Get east 29. 80 rods
to stone marked A. M.; thence south 83s
east AZ. 7s rods to stone on the section line;
thence sonth 81. SO rods to the place Of begin-
ming, containing 10 acres, more or less.
Appraised at $1,000.
Terms of Sale.-One-third cas- b; one-third In
one year, and one>third in two years from
the day of sale. with interest; deferred pay
ments TO be secured By mortgage upon the
premises sold.
HENDERSON HAYS,
Admir- of James McNary, decd.
JOhn. Pollock P1ff's Attv l2 11std
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MARRIED..

PASC0 -EBERLE-On the 4th inst.
by the Rev. Robert Alexander. D, d,
Mr.. Wilbur l.. Pasce and Miss Lizzie
N. Ebsrls, both Of Bridgeport.
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For Sale.


My farm lying near the pike. three
miles west of Bridgeport, Belmont Co..
Ohio. containing about ll6 acres suitable
for most purposes, with fair improve-
ments, and undSrlaid with coal. Good
place for dairy-near the city. If not
sold before the first of January. 1885,
said farm will be for rent; terms easy.
Apply on the premises, To
II 27-3tS ID. Y. PARsHALL.
j. F. HUNTER, ESQ. attorney of the
B.. z. & C. road. brought suit against
Peter Dick, If GAINESVILLE. for 500, sub
scription toward building the road. The
case was argued last Thursday, and de.
cision Ia locked for with much interest.
as IL WAS brought as a test case. AZ a large
number who subscribed to the road re.
fused to pay because the road WAS five
weeks later being finished than was sp.c-
ified iu the condition on which the SUBJ
scriptiOns we're made.
PS-Since the above was put in type
the case has been decided in favor Of the
railroad.
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Administrators Sale
REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance of an order of the probate
lcourt of Belmont county, Ohio, l viii offer
for sale, at public auction, on
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vited to call and examine our goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
J.B. HoeE,
12-11 st. Opposite st. Clair Hotel.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by the probate court, for the week
ending Tuesday:
| Walter Holt and Eliza B. Hutton.
| David Ingler and Sarah B. Camp.
Thomas Coen and Josie Weekley.
Benjamin A. Ferrell and Harriet NJ.
NJ Russell.
Linley E. Wilson and Laura McKiri>
han.
Joseph A. Thompson and ALA M.
Houston.
RELIABLE information reached the
Sheriff Oh Monday that company Of 100
men was being organized In Mead and
PultHey townships, for the purpose of
taking "Bub" Borham from the county
ljail, and giving him the benefit of a
I"lamp post execution" on Tuesday night
The Sheriff. in company with Clerk Cash,
who Is brother-in-law of the murdered
Day. went into those townships on Tues.
day, TO ascertain about the proposed raid
1t was learned that there had bsen an
effort made to organize such force,
but that it would likely fail. The Sher>
Iiff. gave some Of the parties In the alleged
movement to understand thst an attem pt
TO rescue prisoners in his charge from
the county Jail. would meet With stub
born resistance, and that such course
would not be advisable. II Is certain
that excitement runs high in the vicinity
where the murdered man lived, and the
demands are Imperative that even hand
ed justice be meted out to the offender.
Our people shoHld remember that the
good name and fame of the county 10
injured by an organized attempt at law
lessness,and that such movements should
be discountenanced. The law is equal to
the occasion. and upon 1t reliance should
be placed,
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| rlgnI person. MRS. NJ. L lNNEf.
| 12 11-2t.
IRA L. NICHOLS. ESQ. formerly of this
place, was elected District Attorney of
Union county, Dakota, at the recent
Ielection. Mr.. Nichols, although stall
wart Republican, ran on an independent
ticket and defeated the regular Republic
can nominee The numerous friends Of
Mr. Nichols In this county will be pleased
to learn of this early recognition in his
new home of his worth and ability.
PROF. l.. Fl. WATERS, Superintendent
| of our schools, of the committee appoint.
ed by the Belmont Co. Teachers Associ-
alton, has sent out the following course
of reading, as that adopted by the asso
citation. First year Pages Theory and
Practice, Ohio School Laws History of
England, Trench on Words, Merchant OF
Venice, EvaDgeline. SECOND year-Ped-
agocis (Hewitt), History of Ancient
People, Hamlet, Essay on Man. Bacon 4
Locke, Andrews U. S. Censt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-23
IUNNELION.

POiti cally hot
Pul' eIizo the Ring.
DethrOne the Bosses.
Bosses suffering with tic scare.
The party iTsh don seem to whip 'em
nto line.
W ho will 100 tho first TO don Grape for
the Bosses
The Ring is not in sympathy with tho
solder movement
An Office now and then, * relishcd by
the most OF men.
Doh your hats, s'ldi rs, as We p,s, by
BOSSES.
Go 70 the IN ofie hroneniont, 10 l4.es
AZ the votes como iu.-.SOiieJs.
bravo! shouts two thousand honest
voters.
Our occupation is gone helrer.skelter
m'urnfulIy sigls the Lcuchmen.
IL Bill Nye' will lend ~ n helpiup
hand, we promise t. be there when the
gryel train comes 10 with the X, dic.l
corpse,
Green onions, win Tia top cut oil, enc
cent piece.
Farmers, how many onions, 1T one cent
apiece, viii 1t nhotu iay your taxes al
81 55 on the 2 co.?
Twenty yoars Of oesism 90 tbs polite
al grave, -BOsscs.
We have fccd your book and glory IN
your downfall Uou,Sf1O,~s.
The oiiice-scekcr Is around i'm the land
shouting the political cr, Of omce.
Will the Radical Ring convention. i'm
dorso the soldier ucket7
The Bosses would Ike to deny that we
pay 81 5s on tue 500.
Now is the time f,r the Bosses Ia
crown themselves win glory. Let them
iudOrse the Soldier ticket.
The thermometer viii register ITO above
blood-heat whom the Ring ticket gets
900 majority noxt October.
Iftha leaders of The Radical purity have
any yenertuou or sympathy tor has sol.
dicrs, As they claim they hsvo. they will
meet in convention and lpdoi 80 the Sol.
der ticket.
Whlo Wall street is burst. and
Grsut, Ward ana jim KeeDc have zone
down with q cla.b u milht be well Tor
old Preston TO keep her eyes open. and
soc that she don't spccumb To- the 81 IS
on the $40
a memb.rof tho Ring say.s they will
make concessions to The soldiers. Il is
something singular 70 never occurred To-
tic Ring 10 make concessions heretofore
'FraW isa good weapon 10 knork out
concessions.
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OBITUARY..

CRRsAP. AT his residence in this nlace.
on Saturday last, 81 l o'clock, Gustavus
Cressp, in the 18th year Of his sge.
Deceased was born in Allegheny county
Md, Ia 1905, and came To this county at
an early day. He soon built up lucra-
tive law pratice which he enjoyed for many
years. He served as prosecuting attorney
before the county court for a period Of
about twenty-seven years, and portion
of that time was prosecuting attorney in
the circuit court. He made enough mon
eY during his life To have been independ
emily wealthy, but, on account Of his
great generosity, he saved very little Of
this worlds goods, and died comparative
ly poor man. He was social. friendly
man; good and entertaining cnuversa-
tionalist, and was held in the highest es-
TEEN by alhoknew him.
Funeral services were held at the family
residence On Sun ay tir O'clock, af-
ter which the remains were inferred in the
cemetery al this place. The funeral was
largely attended.
The following is from the pen of his
pastor, Rev. A, J. LYDIA
Col Cresap has been an honorcd mem
Der of the NJ. Il church ia Haywood
since Sept. III. 1879.
When health permit ed, he was slwa,,
present to join with the congregation il
the services OF The sanctuary,
During his late illness, b fore 1t was ap
parent that he must die, he said TO hir
pastor my feet are M the rock and | an
growing stronger. | am ready and hsv
no fear / advise all to travel in this way
He said TO each m~mbrr of his family
"Meet me in Heaven"
His sun set in smiles. lie did In poac
aud went home 10 wear his crown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-23
GLAIEoNiLLE

TIE Republican,, of lid pcnde c.,
had Jacob Frcam, the head e the parry
in that section, rcslgo The p. slmauership
at that pIncc. and in bus stead they have
he tail of the party in the p RS n of jon
ME June.
Hurrah for the sol Tier rnnvrmep'. anc
down with The Court House Rmgl Civ,
us new Zeal, and new men. outside he
Ring, for county 'fic Rs.
OIe Of Lyons d,lg ties to the II .dicaI
convention at NJ riushug returned home
With severe attack of ch ira iufm;um.
He vas 50 ii c,,d IN mind rh4, he dim
know cough syrup from caibo.ic acid.
John Stuck, OF N.wlurg, an old *
soldier, poor man, aud an honest on,
too, is good ,nmg f,r soldiers to vol,
for. We are tor soldiers rph,s, and
agaius, the rTg SoLDlgE Boy.
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ALABASTINE
a Superior Substitute
for Ka1sOmine, etc.

Alabastlne is the first and only preparation
made from calcined gypsum rock for appH-
cation 70 walls with a brush, and Is fully COW
cred by patents and perfected by many years
Of experiments. II Is the only permanent
wall hnish, and admits Of applying as many
coats as desired, one over another, 10 any
bard surface, without danger Of scaling. or
nOiiceably adding TO the thickness OF tho
wall. which 10 strengthened and improved bg
each additional coat, from time % time n
Is The only material for the purpose not do.
pendent upon glue Tor liz adhe8iveue5s
Al lhastine IS hardened on the wall by ace
moisture, etc, while all kalsOmines or whit
enlnL preparations have inert soft chalk5
and glue for their base, which are rendered
soft or scaled Ia a very short time
In addition 70 tho above advantages
Alabastine is less expensive as Il requires
but One-haf the number OF pounds 10 cover
The same amount Of surface with two coats
Ia ready for use by adding water, and easily
applied by any one.
For sale by your Paint Dealer. Ask for
C'rcul0r containing Samples Of ~ tlnts
manufactured only by the ALABAsrfvE Co.
NJ. b. CHURCH, Manager, Grand Rapids. Mich.
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giving the Proceedings, Il ssscrts thu, J d.
w Hill rvs'gu,d snd took no pert in the
meeting. Hill was secretary of the meeting
and helped 10 draft the sub,tiIu,o TO Nj.
Hs,drs,y's resolution, and &. G. Lee mad,
y speech f,voring the resolution ne amend
ed. He didn't ask TO resg in the meet
lug
The fact is tbis The Journal has been
given chance To show it's true calors,
aud IL has done so. All this sympathy of
the Journal for The soldier. has been a
hoax. ~inkins scheme to pu, him under the
guidance and control Of the Ring. And
now is IL possible that the soldiers " iii lc,
the B sSes defeat their drsigus byone blast
through their organ We hope not. T. {
US stand Il rm, and assert ,ur rights II Ia
heavens fall n SOLDIER.
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The lap of sprirg is no, vet empty.

The lap of sprirg is no, yet empty.
The Hnorsble ]. 9. McGrew and
VIII departed hast Monday for lengthy
western visit
DIR. LYDIA preached at the NJ. f
church on Sunday morning and evening
taking for the text of his disc0urses, the
psrible of the rich man aud Lazarus. IL
the morning he referred L. the late tinsn-
cisl crisis in Wall Street. New York.
The Juveniles had May party in
b rown's grove west uf town, lsst Satur
day. They ate their dinner and supper IN
{ e grove and spent he day very plcassn e.
ly in playing crcquet and other socisl
games, They returned TO town late In the
evening highly -delihted with The day
entertainment.
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(Continued Nom Lasf tOeeA)
How Watch Cases are Modo.

In buying n silver watch case great caro-
should he taken to secure one that is solid
silver throughout. The cap Of most cheap
silver cases is made Of a composition known
as albata, which is n very poor substitute
for silver, rs it turns black i'm short time.
The backs Of such cases nre made much
thinner than those Of an all silver case,
being robbed in order ~ make the cap
thicker and get in as much as possible Of
the cheap metal. Another important point
In asilver case is the joints or hinges, which
should be made Of gold Those Of most
cheap cases are made OF silver, which IL
not suitable metal for that purpose. in
brief period it warps bends and spreads
apart, allowing the backs 10 become loose
upon the case and admitting the dust and
dirt that accumulate in the pocket. The
Keystone SilyerWatch Gases are only made
with silver caps and gold joints
ST LOuH Mo- Feb H. ia
We cannot but Acknowledge and give that
The Keystone Solid Silver watch Cases arc tho boa
made - COR knowledge Having no goldsriDg thoy 70
b. we're thoy heated Tor soldering, and have more
resisting power against prassurs than any OtaF
In the market hEHhiOD JAoCAHD JEvELRY Co
Sea- ssst stsp Esystoas Tssioriss Phna
dsphs, Pa Tor hsndsos Illustrated Paphist shsrinr ks
lass Boz aaf AsTstohs VISTA Cssos uads.
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MOTHERS BIRTHDAY.
~ A. y. Ec,lcricI..


oh why should gathora budding bou-
quet,
Or regard Beauty's blush that the h,os-
SONS impcarl.
For this first day of May Is my mother
birth day
Aud | fancy | soc her rosy. checked
grill
A dear little girl was my mother |
know
When she fundlcd the dolls in her inno-
cent play.
All some soraph OF spirit then made ho
heart glow
With the love thu trained us in the Mas
ter's meek way.
No longer caro- Tor the rod rose o,
juno,
And the cnlth Of May blossoms no Ion.
yer seek.
For her beautiful life seems passing to
soon
Since the rose has departed from moth
sr's pale cheek.
Let us rise up aud call her blcs, ed to
day
After sixty six ears Of her sol urn ar,
past,
Lot rs crown her to day Mother queen
OF the May
Aud the angels will crown hcr in glory
ut last.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

70 the croii;ors Of Albert J.. win, de-
reased
In pa -ut cc - - dccrcc at TIC circuit
Court ~ TIA" 'untp 81 PRIEST pu. uuauc ,u
% cause therein pcutiIY. To- subject tie
rel estate of tic laid \ bert l.. n ut {,
me pay. out ol his iopir. yrr aTo T. e.
pnlrr.i To present your claims igtiusr
jho estate Ol Tie said AlhcIt l.. wiz. fen
adjudic tim 10 Joseph II. ilnw taorne
C"minissi"ncr, H hi, Nice IN sad coin.
~, on - before tue lSt Gay ~ July next
Witness. SmiIh Crmo. Cle,k Of sui
Court, Ibis l"tI dnY ot Mig, 1854.
8 % d. SMITH CRANE. Clr,k
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ADVERTIslNG RATES:
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

AS our devil was
lifting the local
form off the impos-
ing stone on I hurs-
day morning, he let
it fall, and pied the
whole business. " G
are not out on time
and have not the
usual amount of
rcading matter this
week.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

10 to the creditors II William Sibcrt.
deceased
lu purUiiEc. to 81 decree of the ricuit
court OF the county ~ lr' stou. mad in
q onsc therein pending. To subject the
rcn rstu""i the said William bort II
th" = Niu,Iu oi mis- debts VA aro re-
quiicd To present your onirn. ngiun-;
iI" csia ~ tb" s'.d Riiiidu Sibrri 'Dr
adludi, mi"u ;o P.tIick Cro.tn com.
WI-,lon'r, It his ficciu thesud e. ,uuty.
ca ~ beioir nc lst day Of July next.
witness, mith CImC, Clerk Of said
Cout.. t"is 10 j. day e My 1881.
J-33 o. SMuH CEASE. Ccrl..
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COMMUNICATED.

EDITOR ARGUs If we, ~ solli,rs. *
pecl 10 do anything in this c unity toward
sss' rtirg ouv fig1is, we must vote the
way Ne shot; W. muat stand finn; We vii
hive 10 br united FIR some time pas'.
there, has been IN n ri m4king by the
Journal 60 have the * soldiers Orgtnize
IN all paris ~ .hr clulty Tor tho ostens 3D.
bic purpose Of m ctrg q grand reunion
All The veterans. The Object ~ the
J urual, no doub', WIS 10 90 arrauRc MT
tcrs that This f.u ION e uld d. controlled
by the Ring Bo.srs On the fO,h met the
'X-suliiers NJ PIriland district. iu meet
nc assrmblrd. declared their iuteution of
climinR T. iRnition in the adm Illustration
~ The 1T drs ~ the county nothing
more. What IL the re,ulf The n ~ o..
gan kicks and pa nrns vigor udv. VII p
Because the sl1'e mqdo by tbe Ring. ana
wbicn ignores the .liicr entirely. is in
danger 81 aumhilafiou.
Blu one pau on tbe Rig 5,aic f. an *
liier, and be- 10 given 'pl cs olly on
conditions Thee, c5r6 i.iors 'tic..ift b,y
ca gct rd of one certain cfi 81 mcum-
bent, 'he snldi,rist n BE- g.yeD a-pl Gee Of
The X ng ticket.
Why does the furnaI 'qu'ru b.fore IL
knows WhD II tu br presented on tie col.
dier ticket ID tcs 10 mean to cay that
the soldiers ~ tuIs county bsvI not got
men emo them ovr'ent Co. on tn Of .
fce' ~ lh,c unB We draw this 10
ference fiom D ret week. issue 81 that pa
per, y sides, the Journal basely misyrp
resen's The meeting held At Terrs Alta 10
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Please excuse all
mistakes, and mis-
prilts this week.
SPECIAL NOTICE

= II Ior Suus indebted to ~ on subSchp
ton since April, -, ,Ss3 me s3ttlo M
al once If they desire To save costs An
these In nrrcW~ ri cr April u, 1884. ttlis
present year, must hIiuR or send ~ the
amount OF their ~ description fur this
yea. on ~ OCiuTc tao ION uIncNt month
or we Will cc,t1J.ti0 charge lem Dnc dpt,
hri an my cents fur the PIPER, per year
Tho subscriptions mU,t be paid la ad
vance. LEE ECSSART.
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II" tn" Creditors OF Rich,rd Nugont,
dcc"as"d
la rur,ncc ofa decree OF tho Circuit
f"u' "i 10" county Ell Preston, Ina'e III
- c'tus" Therein pending, To suhicci the
rc'I c~tii" Of tho salt Richard Nu.ont "a
the payment Ut his debts, YOU are rcquir
ed 10 present yuur al inns against tho snid
iticn ri NuScut. Tor adjudication, To
smith Cran', Commissioners, at his ONCE
in . id county. on or be- fOro the lot d,y
90 July next.
Witness, Smith CRIME. Clerk Of said
Court Til 18Th day Of May, 1884.
D - o. SMITH CRANE, clerk.
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Il. S. LYMAN.
kENDlllS SPAWN CURE.
ltchlnNon's Nhdch, II milcs month ~

llutchinSou's Raduh, ~ miles north Of
Denver Colorado.
March 9th, 1883.
DIR. Is, j. KENDALL ~ CO., Gents
For tho past three v ears | have used Ee
ialts spawn Cure. In cvory cas-. =
spawn, at which have treated five a,
has killed thomal and entirely ienoveJ
three. In case of splut | find il has ~
equal, one case | had was of three yea,s
standing and the SPAWN euro removal
II o"urey y. had a cow yet spawned
aud II entirely cured her. ono yo,r avn
two huudrol pound block OF leo fe
out pl II wagon striking my Ia on In ,tnr
'md toes, u would hc impossible To IN ia
u h 1 w rSc without bTra,Sinx Hiv louos
] WAS taken h"mc and carried into tho
hou~". do not think rInpuIntion ortIIc
leg Wonld cius" my mare pain. ! went
Tor N"udail'S SPAWN ,.uro. il was IN
used "ni in six DAYS | could walk "a
rrpuhd. About three week sugoutv team
MAI away threw nc nut Of the wagou. the
PIMA wheel struck my knee. Aitcr up.
pINing several highly recommended lin,
inentS without obtaining any relief |
N"hi tor koudtli's SPAWN cure NV lru
VA drawn up aud my kaccsw llol bid~
~. Ia three days was able To walk Ia
The barn. ! cuul - MIC details more
lully. nih image mis- V ny long letter
but VIII not weary Won.
am very rcsrc fully yonIs,
OSCAR T.. liU1CHINsON.
. Lock Box, 23O2, Denver City. col.
Sold ~ -
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GB-Go to Nohz's for your ,uspenders,
Three lgal ads THE week ResN
ttnm.
Wanted 1000 pounds of Gin S ng at
6 cks.
"A dog delights 10 bark Ind So docs,a
GOSSIP.
GS- If you want nockware call al
Yolzs
Winter, or his rcprcs, NATIVE, still
lirRers.
e1-Buy your clothing from nArn.y &
Wight.
Pay up your subscription, and be
happy man.
-WLec, Oh where, is The county base
ball l,oed,?
ey- Call aud ,x,mire Vlzs Spring
ST, OK Of suiuugs
1t wcnld b. *. if it should hap
qcu 10 SHOW.
cS- Yolz has full line If hosiery
O. Ii and ,xum!uc.
-Nnnnrgton il coon &C. haye a telc
Ih"nc txcusr &c.
<s-Y"u Cat CT Light Brown Sugar for
cue. Al Go,ks,
Trerc is nothing in the report that
F>lmnler 10 here.
Arthur, it seems, has the Solid S nth
at communal this year.
GD'Buy yuur carpets and oil cloths from
Hartley 81 Wright
Potatoes ere only twenty cents pc
tushel, in Unioutown, Pc.
sgIf you want fine lap robe VOLTS is
TIC place 10 buy it.
sSH & W. arc hea( quartcrs for wall
paper aud stationary.
Frank Stanhagen, of Nswburg, was
in town On business, Wedue,day
-Jno. Peters, the grocer, Of Terra
Alta, lie doing an excellent business.
Mrs. Dorsey and family, Of Aurora,
are visiting friends in and near town.
M j, OR, who drank the Culbolc &C
id at Nlwbarg last week, is recovering.
Hart, Of the Moundsvlle Hersld has
a pet frog which be IS training for exhi-
bilion.
-Ttchnell has never yet agreed to meet
Messenger on the stu mp. The reason is
apparent
-Overcosts and furs were In demand
on Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday Of
last week.
"A social hop was INDUCED in at the
residence OF John Allen CoDley on Fndsd
evening last
The estern approach tothe Albrighl
vile bridge is bcirg repaired aDd tho
bridge has been gwen a coat Of paint
The ice cream season will soon be upon
"a, and the small boy with On extra
ten cent piece will then be happy.
Geo. l,lder has torn down the old
kitchen, which was attached to his house,
and coutemplatcs building new one
An exsct enumeration proves that
there are just twenty weight times az many
rats IN town ~ there aredogs and cafe.
We have been having fine, scasoDable
weather during the past week, snd ali
kints Of vegetation ~ growing rapidly.
Who will be the fret to give ms the
points out Of which we can manufacture a
readable and entertaining snake storyp
Mise Pet Elliott has returned home
from 81 George, where che has been stay
4pg for two months past tescbiDg music.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-23
Saved him 81. 800.

ADAMS, y. a.. Jan. 20. 1890.
u" u kLNnNi.L. 4 Co.. Gonts -.
ll1vi, q u,"la good deal of your Ken-
ddl \ SPA, ia tuio with great success, 1
THOUGHT / wuuii 'ot Won know what IL
ha~ done tor "v. Two years ago had
a. speedy o. a a., Mas ever lru~ed I'm
Jou,i~ou County. when I was breaks
ing hhn, hc kukci over the cross l,r
dud got tl~, ami tore .ur.ot his hind leyS
all t0 piece d. ! em"'ov'd the best LAT =
IirrS, bat TIA" all said ho WAS spii.cd.
l'c hnd "A very large thu lugh~piu aud
~ Il twu Hotties OF your Kendall = SpaVs
la cure, aud 1t took the bunch entire
OH, and he sold AZ erwlrils ipr 81 500 "a :
lW~). | have usnd II for bone spawn 4
| onl vii gals. aud 1t has alw ,vs cured
| completely II 1t lon the leg X ao.th.
IL Isn splendid medicine for rheuma-
| tiNm. | have recommended 1t e. a good
many aud they all say II does the work
! was N Withorugtnm ~ Knccland y
| drug store, In Admms. the other day and
saw very fine picture You sont thou
l tried To hay 1t tut could not; they
said II would write CO. Won that you
| would send mo one | wish VOa would,
and VIII do You all the good can.
Very respectfully,