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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. Is. 1884 9.3O ami
For the middle Atlantic states, clearing followed
BY fair weather. northerly winds shifting to east
and south on saturday. stationary followed on Sat
followed by falling barometer. The temperature
viii rise slowly 1n the southern states, the Ohio
valley and middle Atlantic states on Saturday with
partly cloudy weather. The Ohio at points below
Cincinnati, the lower Mississippi, Cumberland and
Red rivers will continue TO rise The Tennessee and
upper Ohio rivers viii fall CautiOnary signals
Continue at Section :, EaStport Hatteras Kitty
Hawk. Cape Henry and cautlonary on-shore signals
continue at Sm hv1lle. Wilmington. Macon Norfolk,
Fort Monroe. Baltimore, Chincoteague Breakwater,
Cape Nay, Atlantic City. Barnegat, Sandy Hook,
New YORK, View Haven, New London, Block Island,
Pr judith. Newport, Provincetown, Section 9, Bos-
ton. Sectiona
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Miss ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.

MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
$40 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Makes CORSETS to order every style aud mster1aS
and guarantees perfect hit and comfort
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underclothine. Mer1no CndervsaA
-. and finest Imported Hosiery
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform 0oods
French Corsets and Bustles The Hercules" sun
porting Corset for which Miss II. Is special aren't
and 81 Corset her make. that for tbs IRioO
cannot be surpassed
n B-French German ard Spanish spoken IS
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS and singers find b. II. Douglass
& sons Capocum Cough Drops sure remedy FOR
lOerSeleSS
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DRY GOODS.
Dozrs

1000 Dozrs
FINEST FoUR-PLY LINEN STANDING oo,I,ps
Sizes. IL 12k. Is. 1917. L. ltx Is L.. l7S. Is lsk
ONLY IS CENTS PER DOZEN.
NEGINNISS
febI3-l0t 1902 F street northve<.
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W. W. BURDETTE l. CO.
Hats For Spring of 1SAi.

fulI line OF Gentlemen's and Boys fashionable
SUN and Soft Felt Hats, just received at X. c.
Lewis popular One Price Store" go Tth street,
between and K northwest Established 1868. 9
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SAGE and Roquefort Cheese. John r. Magruder
lSls New York avenue
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AfIKnfIoN Is called to the sale of stocks at auc-
~ oy OuncAnsOn Bros The list embraces some
@ ne bess local stocks which are good investments
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DINE AUsEUM.-The menagefie curiosities and
entertaining performance draw large audiences OF
Doth Old and young every afternoon and evening
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PROF. GREESER AND TIE HARVARD AIrNsI-
The fact that Prof r T. Greener, the colOred
graduate oil Harvard. was not present at the alumni
banquet y wednesday evening has been commented
upon. When asked about II Professor Greener said:
II dldnt go 10 the meeting simply because was
not invited have attended alumni kneetings In
boston. New York, and other cities. but do not
Know Why was LETT out last evening, and TO tell
the truth don't care
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A KITCHEN TRAGEDY.
Homicide This Morning mt the Balti.
more and Potomac Depot.

4 COOK IN THE RESTAURANT KILLED BY A WAITER
THE FATAL RESULT OF A QUARREL OVER AN ORDER
A CUT IN THE ABDOMEN WHICH CAUSES DEATH IN
A FEW MINUTES.
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Mas. SELMA RUPERT.

Cos NINTH sTREET OPPOSITE PATENT OFFrcR
Novelties in ART NEEDLEwoRK KENsINaroN
ARASENE and RIBBON EMBRoIDERIEs and ALL
MATERIALS for the same
Complete stock Of ARASENE. CHENILLE FEITS
SATEENS PLUSHES AND wORSTED FRINaEs
STAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED. jAs-sm
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THEArER CONIQUK.-''The Queen Of Love" nd a
st OF nrstcass variety attractions entertain large
AUDIENCES at the COmique this week. On Monday a
better ~
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FoRD'S OPERA HoCsE--The production OF spa
Oence by the Ideals last night was before a large
audience, and great success. Tonight FRA
DiayOlO~ Will be gwen with whitney Stone II
man, and rockingham IN the cast
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IHE GREAT REAL ESTATE SALR.-The sale OF the
valuable property belonging to Col Bell, U. s. A., at
Inc mead OF Connecticut avenue, TO Hon. VIM.
Waiter Fnelps, mentioned In yesterdays STAR, was
mace Dy the real estate firm of ThOs. j. Fisher
20 rms property contains about ~ acres, and the
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CLOSING SALE OF HARsESs.-A closing sale OF the
paishce OF STOCK OF harness will be held at Dowi-
fng'S auction rOCiIs On Monday next al 10 o'clock
AIN, when tine entire lot viii be closed out en-
bracins about rity sets, some OF them Of tlnest
quality.
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PRIME MINISTER GLADSTONE ASSAULTED IN THE
STREET.-Mr. Gladstone was yesterday afternoon
the subject Of an UNPLEASANT experience. He was
his way to the house OF commons Suddenly a man
seized him by the collar and brought him to a
standstil. The prime minister with some difficulty
shook on his ass aant and continued on foot to his
destination 1t is asserted that the man made the
assault on q wager.
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AMENDMENT 70 THE CONSTITUTION.
Joint Ro,olutioa No. 0,

Proposing an amoudmc,.t To- the Con
Stitutiun uf this State
R,SDicci b. the Lcg~ iot,,rc Of Tcp Vn'.
Gi,,i0, br, Gj,dv of al ne WcH6tiA elected
To ctch hDItc u3,cc.UQ MctctJ,
That tho follow INK Rmondm 4ht tn Ar.
uclo fnur OF the Constitution at tnc ~ uu,
he and the same Is hereby prop 80 !, To
wit:
Thft section seven OF \ llcla four, rs II
now i, bo stricken INT, and The following
be inserted IA lieu thoIeoi:
~ The general elections OF STA @ and
coun V officers. aul ot mombCr. OF tho
Legislature. shall he hold on the Tuesday
next M or the first Monday Ia Novom,
Der, uuil Otherwise provided bY law.
The terms of such oilicurS mt electei or
app' la ei Ia titl a vacancy. shall, unless
herein otherwise provide beg n on the
iirst 81 ~ ~ January, and ot the monIbcrs
OF tho Begislutu'o on the FIRST day oi Do-
ccmb"r next succeeding thc'r election.
H. 'ec!ipnS to nh vucu Cios shall be foT the
uncN pirrd term Whom vacancies occur
PRIOR To- any ge lcr,l election, they shall
bp nllcd NV appointment in such m,unpI
- may Ice T. "S ;rih'm horoiu, or hy gen
eral Law. which dpiDintiuo0tS sh II cN-
pirc at ~nch time amor the next
general elections is The person - elected
IT, Iiil sdvh Nn,a'v sh'll he qwriIiuu."
Adopted lbs Il @ Lrsisl lure, ici'runry
-, 1888 lia,.
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We would suggest 10 ,ur musical
young people that they form class here
Tor vocal instruction, under the direction
of Prof. Hall, who will be here for .
month. Such an opportunity to gain
musical instruction is not often sffoarded.
Those who know themselves to be
In atresrS on subscription will please drop
in and settle with us or send the amount
OF subscription TO US. We do not wish
to make personal duns by sending GU,
statements. Attend to this matter a,
once.
1t is generally conceded by every one
who has ever attended 40 Institute here
that Preston county can beat the whole
State Tor good-looking schod teachers.
Our lady teachers are especially spoken
OF as being handsome, a compliment they
justly deserve.
The residence of Rev. Cayton, the
Eyaug, lical minister who resides NJ
Wiley, was burned to the ground with
sll it's contents on Tuesday of last week.
The fi-e originated by spark from the
cook room chimney falling upon the roof.
This is serious loss 10 the Reverend
gentleman, and we are glad to know that
The people of different sections Uf the
county are subscribing literally tpwards
repleDishipg his loss.
The Republican Meeting held at f .;lon
last Saturday week. we hear. was rather
a dry sf .ir' II lacked the two essential
things To make IL success-mImbers
and enthusiasm A report tells u, that
only about thirty persons were present,
including men women and children.
Fortney, one If the speakers, told the m
abou, George Washington aud the little
hstchet, and Hawthorne, the orator of
the day, gave splurge on the bloody
shirt H. is reported to have waved the
old gNmen, turiously.
"A sickening stencil pevades the
western parts OF town, and the Council
ought TO at once have the c.use which
produces IL removed. The cltizens
in that section If town have been
really persecuted this summer. In the
h7st place, by tn" s'ercn arising from the
carcsss of desd horse. and now by that
corning from the flth If hog peus, we
believe. Let the Cuncil look after the
matter at one. 1 is not only..lathesomely
disagreescle 10 the scnses, but 1t is a
fruitful cause Of disease.
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NORMAL INSTITUTE.

This Institute convened according 10
previous arrangement on Sept LIT. The
forenoon Was occupied in the enroll mout
of members. La the afternoon Prof. Hall
give instruction IN vocal music and Pref.
Little gave some exercises in Elementary
drawing.
TUESDAY.
The morning session WAS taken up hy
Prof. D,GrsG GA the subj CT Methods
Used in Teaching beginners TO Read "He
considers the "Word Method" beet of all
In the afternoon Prof D,Gnf gave a
class drill on the sounds of the letter A
and upon the diacriticsl. marks. Prof.
Painter opened his lecture upon the His
tory of Education" and Prof. Lhtl gave
a drill in Elementary Drawing.
"WEDNESDAY
After sons preliminary business was
attended to Prof ID Graft completed his
talk upon Reading, After lesson In
Drawiug by Prof. Little, Prof. Painter
took up the su9 ct Of the previous day
and dwell: upon ihe ancient educational
interests of oriental Countries.
THURSDAY.
Prof. D,G7aT give Instructions upon
the sentence. and Pr,t. Painter gave a
short talk upon Education. An exercise
was given also in drawing straight, aud
curved lines. II the afternoon d. Graft
reviewed the lesson on Ihs sounds of A
und drilled up IN the sounds of tue letters
AS for as thu tier f. Prof. p ,nter then
took up the subj,ct Of Eiuc ,tion. lie
spoke ~ Montague d France. Milton Of
England aud CJmcuius
FRIDAY.
The morning exercises were opeul BY
a talk by Prof. ID Gran on the teacher q
work, Prof. Lutte G We revie W drill In
Drawing. and Pcrf Painter gave a t,lk
upon the principles Of education found, d
by COmenius. d GrafT spoke upon the
preparatory work Of the teacher in the
afternoon, aud 'r I, Painter concluded
h's lectures on the History Of Education.
After drill Ia ID. wing the Institute ad-
j urned I'LL VI nd,y.
D: course the sb We isav ~ cond nscd
r"p"r Of what was done st week. A
great deal tf ,xcellrut work il accom-
plishrd in aV ry short time, and It would
Inke Volumes 10 hl he report IL We
we're In go iLto detail.
Two lectures WIRE given by Prof
P~iI'er last week, o. Tu,sdsy lyenins
his su C, WIS, ACROSS the A lautic"
aud on Thursday even the sulj ct OF bis
Lecture W NJ 't' ais," he handled both sub.
cts well.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
MASS CONVENTION.

A Mas Convention of the Greenback
Lisbon party will convene at Terra Alta
on Tuesday, Sept. l6.h, AT o'clock p. IN.
TO nominate county ticket To be voted
for at the October tl elton.
All persons who endorse the Platform
adopted at Indianapolis, aud will supper,
she nominee of that Convention. will be
recognized as del,g ties.
BY erder of Committee.
JAo GIBSON, Pres.
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the lbs itutr; aud We further extend our
thanks to the ciliz ms of Terra Alta tor
the lively Interest manifested in the In
s'itute, and for their attendance at the
night sessions.
We ask of our County Superintendent
to use his hflaeuce in securing the sp
pointment by the State superintendent of
Prof Painter, as our Institute instructor
next year.
A copy OF these resolutions be sent to
each OF our couaty papers, and TO the w.
Va. School Journal for publication.
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ADVERTIslSG RATES;

Transient ADVERT sements viii he in
sorted Tor 81 pen inch for tirst inse ton,
and ffty cents per inch for each addition
al insertion.
Personal communications ms erted for
90 cents an inch.
Local notices ceuts per line. ~ 81
Poetry cents per line.
Entered at kingwood Post Onice a.
second class mail matter.
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NOTICE

To nj, whom il may concern. notice I,
hereby given that my wife, Martha Il
Kelley, has left my bod and board with
ont Hdy ! ~ cruise or provuca,iou. All
PERSONS are notified that will not he re-.
sponslhle fnr any deots sho may CON 'r,ct
either in her own uau,o or IN my account.
Given under my hand tins l2,h day
of August 1884.
a, =. KELLY.
Gladosville, w. Va.
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lIutchinsou's Rhdoh, IL miles north Of
Denver Colorado.

Hutchinson HhdGh, IL mica north OF
Denver Colorado.
March 9Th, 1889.
DR. IL, j. KENDALL s. Co.. GehtS ~
For the past three years | have used Ken
dalls spawn Cure. la every case ~
spawn, of which ! have treated five, it
has Killed thomHll. aud entirely removed
lhrco, In case Of splmt i find IL has no
enuhl, ono case | had was of three years
Standing dnd the SPAWN Cuno removed
1t cnttroN. ! had "A COW gel spawned
and 1t entirely cured her. one Voar ago
two huudr6d pound block of Joe fell
out of wagon StTikingmy lo.t ON in-tep
. nj toes, II would be impossible to- mash
= Io,t w' r~e without brCnWips any oonos
! was taken hCue aud carried Into tho
)iod9e- do not think pInpu,atiuD orthc
Lex would cnu~o any moro pain. ! went
Tor N"udHlIS Spawn cure, N " as all 1
used ANA in six DAYS / could walk a.
lrouhd. About thrCo week sHgomY team
hhh away threw me out OF the wagon, tho
Pima wheel struck my knto. Alter APP
plSinE seNoral highly recommended lin
an ents " itliput obtaining auy relief,
Weni i"r koDdalPs SPAWN cure. My leg
was drawn mp aud my kneeswollen bad~
~, IA threu DAYS ! whs able to walk to
tho barn. cOuld 90 IutO details more
iuIIV, ana make his v rs long lottor
buf VIII not weary you.
/ am very rospo fully youIs.
OSCAR T.. HU1CHINsoR -
% Lock Box, 23y2. DO hVCr City, Col a
Sold by all Druppists'
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DUEATio CLAIMS
COUNTY ,Yprcas

Smith Crane 200. Neil J FOriney $50,
Thomas Forlu,y $50 20, J Ami Martio
300. g Pollism use G NJ Bishop 80, q
Pulliam use p II McCrum $50. @ Pulliam
use JAS Il Carroll %. q Pulliam I57 49,
Elisha Thomas 300 Total for County
Ofaeers, o., POI 50.
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Session Begins Mnr.l2 tn, Isl .,
For Catalogues or other iuiormHdOn
address the Chnirm N ar the Faculty,
II & BER< SLEE
MorEntuwn W. Va.


near kiuGwOnd, wants tn card wool int
rolls for the Farmers, lie hHs Complotc!N
renovated hts machinery, and ma lc II as
COOL ~ new. 50 th't lac can give entire
satisfaction In that line. Tho lue i'm
provcmrutS which have made upon nv
Flour and GriSt Mills enable mot. do
the hest OF work | Invite tbs public IN
gonoru To give me "A trial
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NOTICE

To whom IL may concern:
My wi:e Maud Dant, having left nv
ncd ANA board. notice IL hereby given
that VIII not 10 responsible Tor amy
debts she may contract, In my name or
her own.
MARMADugE dent
Newt urg, WA, Aug. 10, 81,
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Financial Statement
--OF-
PRESTON COUNTY w. V,
FOX SCALPS.

g Il Bnch use W + Burch 3. jonah
lyard 2. G Urge b lyard so, Geo w
Buck!ew I, A l. Benson 4, i Il Cniles
! 80, Martin l. Crane 1. Lloyd M Crane
80, j Ihn w Cuppetl 90. WIN NJ Chid.
ester l j A Corley L. 5 Cunningham so,
wilson Clarke Dse CLiies er Bros I ID n
IA Dewitt /, L 9 Frankbouser / so. J NJ
Freeland 9 90, Daniel u lton @, John Field
!, S Filkner use II G Hag4us 80, F.ke
use II & Hagsns 3 80, w T Fral z, Da
vid FreelaOd 9 80, Samuel FJrmar 1 so
Aaron Freelaud /. saac + Graham 1. w
I $ Graham 2, + Grimes use Shnffer e.
u th 4, J 7 Gniiis so, Henry Haniine o
II Hill l, + jenkins 1, 8 X lily so,
Msrs1al King 2 u IL Lipscomb use A Fl
B'wman b nj smin Listou Is Liyen
good ]. J NJ Light ID T Moore use Sal
~ IL 10th 2 80. JI.d VI lick /, ID via
M1on 1, y + Miller / J II Matl'ck us
Chldeetor BrOs Il n Piles 6 so. Am 49,
- ~" '"N' . D'iDihDu II sdll J, JoDu
Piles J r Rodcheuvcr 3.S II II .d,heav
er l, j r Rhodes 80, G O Rhodes 8, A M
Rilen"ur use L NJ Albright /, Il Thomas
2, Gcorse Sheets 1, Stephens Z 80. Jas
L zone 1, n SIaban 1, II l. stemple
J Sliger use X B Waddle 2 80, Jacob SIi
ger .. J NJ Shaw 1, + Shift use Sns fer
d X tn 2, 5las Tiichenen 90, joel
Ttchenell use A e TucbntH .. X ,rSuel
Teeis use X u Wsddle 4. J } Wolf s. il
WoTing 80, EB Walls 80, J b Wolf
4 30, W Wbnebair use W Hardesly So
d n w. g1er 30, Alfred Wolf II. l. n
Wolf, jasper Wolf uso Cbidester Bros
AL ckardS. To'al for fox soalps Si74 80.
LUEATIo CLAIMS
q Il Armstro' 0. R"y Arnett S. Ms
Bryte 10, Dent & 500 10 HF O ,odipg 1
- J GibsuD 4 a Jimes Harrington g, A
J Hale 8, W J4Dison 8. Eugene King
! 80, WIN M.llet 3, VIM Mckee 6, JOS N
Painter 3 so, l. Painter. 2sS. w NJ
Paul 30, Monroe Smith as, NJ ,ses Sill
o,agh 2 VIZ VanRirk . HK whO 90.
q u Wheeler O5. Fo'al for lunatics.
$0t q
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


III me CoHrmIssionc,s o( EIsctb,p o( Me
SeVerot count c, Of ne state n H'sk ~.
1Bia
WHERFAS. A vacancy exists in the Of
bce 81 JUDGE ~ THE SsfPRENH co tE1
oF APPEALS pf tbis State. Tprtbe term of
said office ending nu the 3l-t day 81 be /.
CeubD, 1889, by reason OF tho reglgitn
ION. Ca take eject on the 80 Il dav OF a.
ceinber, lS5z, ~ the HOH. Alph,us T..
Raymond, one 81 tho Jndges U,er6ur and
incumbent ofraid term
AND WHEREAs. More tL..n two year.
viii clapso ROM he liuie al r,e resiana,
ton 81 tho Hon Alph, " O. Raymond
judge AS ores ~. 90 tho eud 81 tho tstm
iOr wli"h he WAS elected
Am TmEREP0RF. J, .JacDn u. JAck-
sos, Governor at mo : tale of " ,y,t Vfr.
RiuiA, by virtue OF the authority in Inc
vested, hereby command YOU. the said
Commissioners OF Election ~ the name
Of tie State Of West Vir-iuia. 10 c.tu. y
poll to be- opened and an election 10 lao
hold at the several PLAYS Of voting ru
your respective counties. on the StCONu
THURSDAY ~ OCTOBER IN IEgt to
VT. ON tie litn "sy thereof, u icing the
day Oi the next general q erttpD. tnr t,s
purpose 0i rhOrsin9 4 Judge N the "a
prenne nuft OF a ppy,ls. e. az tbs ga.
canGy in said othCc cuusrd by ne rcsis-
halgn ~ iho Hon. Alpheus 3. iIHyibusId.
late Judge as sforesalds co.
H. 1ncss WherclI,I he n
hereuutO set NY hand aud csttse
ed the I o-s Seul Oftno St,t,, IN
s SEAL. be aili1ad ~ the CspifoI st
- Wheeling. this twenty nrsf Ja q
NJ August, A. ~. 1884 aud ~,
the State tho twenty eeocnf
J. b. JACKSON.
BY tho & overn,r.
RANDOLPH STALNAKsR. JR.
. IL a. Secretary AT State.
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ovKRsKkRs CT FOR

IL + GoodinG 10 so. ] J Cooke IS 50. f
NJ Huffmsu % 95, l. II Jenkins 81 so. G
+ Lswton II, r A Rell 80 J 'hp R,de
hesv SS, Jonathan Smiths L M Wa
son 10. Total for Oyerseers Of Poor,
$40 as.
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oorRr NJ usR AND jAns exrxNsss.

Henry Copemsn : es,CC Craig = Borg.
man \ Deaker IS, joseph jackson Is is
A Is Mencar IS, wR Potter use ( Thom
as IL 80, M,rcellss Stone 13 rs. Total
for Court House and jan, $lS4 -.
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Observation-Disclosures:

one dollar per year, invariably la al.
vance. One dollar aud fifty cent. per
year, when not paid In advance. These
instance,
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ADDITIONAL ROAD cLLrMs..

Arthur CTrico use A w Bowman 3 w
Carrioo u'e same, q 80, X lily Carrier use
same 2, Caleb CurIcU 1, w IL Myers usr
same 6O,A NJ Gt n, surveyor 2 80 Geo l.
Deakihs 3, Is A PrAsler, Blrv, yor IS 81.
same use Bowman 9 80.
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ADAMS. y. y, Jan. 30. 1882.
DH II. NESph.I.. * Co., GetIs -
llNthg a cl n good deil ct your Ken
aNs spawn Gmo Win great success, /
thou -ht would let Vou know what AZ
has dose 'for pnc. Two ycarS ago hal
~ speedy \ e IL ~ was cvor raised ian
JrloISnn County. When | was ia eal-
ina nina, lao kh kc1 over tho cross bar
"lld rot fast aud tore ono of his hird le,.s
MI &" pi'c"', | ompiuyed tho hes, far
uorS, bat they an said he was spoiled.
Ito had worry largo thorhugh> pin, and 4
~ Il twp bottles OfyOur kondilrs Snav-
~ Cure, aud II took the bunch ontireI>
oil, and lac sold A. orwrds Tor 81. 500 dbl.
iarSl. have usol IL for bono Spavins
Hhd wind gals, aud 1t has always cured
completely u Il ION the log uoCth.
II ~ splendid medicine for rheunm-
u~m' have recommended IL e. good
many, and thoy all say Il docs tho work.
WAS ~ Withcrington ~ Kueoland's
drug store. in Adams. the otter dty and
saw very hho. picture you sent them,
! MOI Co buy it but could no.; thsy
sad II would write to you that YOU
would send mO'ono wish yoW would,
ana VIII do yOu all the good ,au
Very respectfully,
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rRlNrrNa AND STATIONARY

VIM NJ o Dawson $50 81, A w Fred
erick 40, West Virginia Argus l2O 20,
West Virginia Enterprise so, Total lur
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