davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1885-06-10

Riner & johnson have soldiers addl-
tional and other land scrips, which they
are selling cheaper than any firm in the
West Call at sos Carey block, and get
figures.
, 1885-06-10

Swiss lace curtains of beautiful patterns
and wonderfully low pricc; a new impor-
tation is on exhibition at The Il. f. War
rcn Mercantile compalys Grand estab-
lishment
, 1885-06-10

Our tailoring department IS now COM
plete with all the late novelties in fine for
eign and domestic fabrics. b. Hellman.
, 1885-06-10
MIXED MUSIC.

"HENRY NJ. STANLEY is a devout Bap-
fist Thought he was an African re-
former.
, 1885-06-10

A satisfactory glass of soda or mineral
water can be obtained at Pcabodv's for
FIVE cents. Try il.
, 1885-06-10

IDr. Johnson IN Y. N, g a Wafchman.l
The tempting and fascinating nature
of dangerous association, who has not
felt i'll And who that has been a young
man does not know something of his
weaknesses, sympathies, and ardent de-
sires for joy-giving companions.
, 1885-06-10

Pure, delicious ice cream and the finest
soda water with all the various fruit syr-
ups at II. II. Ellis.
, 1885-06-10

T~arpaulins, wagon sheets, oil and rub
Der clothing can be bought cheap at Po-
lacks.
, 1885-06-10

Pure fruit juices and rock candy syrups
used only in Rhodes and Tmxell's soda
water.
, 1885-06-10

A bullet travels a miles in three and
two-tenths seconds
, 1885-06-10

CALICO. d. H., has a dog that is an
expert mail carrier. Every morning he
receives the Bismarck mail and immedi-
ately sets out on his journey to the post
Office at Calico, nearly two miles distant.
Arriving at the office he is relieved of his
burden and becomes his own boss until
time to return with the incoming mall
Turn the rascal out.
, 1885-06-10

The world is looking glass, and gives
back TO every man the reelection OF his
Own face. trown at it, and it will in
turn look surly upon you; laugh at il
and with it, and it is a jolly, kind COM
panion.
, 1885-06-10

AND now there comes a pugilist who
says he will make Sullivan fight or take
water. There is doubt that Sullivan
is much avcrso to fighting a good square
knock down with anyone of his size, but
the chances are that he would rather die
than to take water. The man isn't used
to il.
, 1885-06-10
NotIrn GO Contrnn,nru

Sealed proposals for the construction OF
a system of electric fire alarm for the City
Of Cheyenne, will be received at my Office
until noon Thursday, June 10, 1885.
Said system shall consist of une striker
for a two-thousand pound bell; FIVE ten
inch gorgs with strikers; a battery of suf.
6cient power located at the city hall and
twenty fire alarm boxes located At the fol-
lowing named points.
, 1885-06-10

WELL, this does settle it. A Cleve-
land base ball nine bias been disbanded on
account Of a lack of public interest. The
country is going to what Mr.. Matalini
would call the '.demnition bow.wows.'
, 1885-06-10

An EXCHANGE thinks that "a person
now unknown" will be chosen for United
States senator from New Hampshire.
Please how will they be able to nominate
such a person. Somebody ought to know
him in order to present him to the dis
tinguished consideration of the legislature.
, 1885-06-10

The Tennessee legislature has given
The Hermitage" Gen. Jackson's old
home, to the government for a home for
veteran soldiers. . "Old Hickory will
probably look down from the nmparts
and exclaim, by the Eternal, that's all
rightln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
Sn SflnSett Der Snfffa.

6ortb gSortb Ser., %. Suli.- Sad
Stepens, ueld)er fruber ais Sutl6er eineS
9olmagen5 fungirte unb Dor etrua ;met !Itoz
uaten ipurlos perldImunoen mar, murbe bier
porgeitern Nbeuo ais @efangener ein9ebra6t.
Der @enannte mirb behulotgt, OIL Der i'm
uergangenen Sebruar ftattgebabten Serans
bung oes Bfan0letber9el4dft BON S. SraH6
oil 0taineitraBe betbetligt gepeien Su letu.
Die 9fduber tparsn oamalS in ben offenen unb
bell erleu6teten 2aben ein9ebrungel1, hatten
oen in bemlelben beftnoli1en @lerf nlebergez
6lagen uub 9efnebelt unb iih bann nit Ell
ner reid)en, ans nertbpollen S6mufIad]en
beitebenoen Seute aus benz Staube genlaft.
9lqe 8emiibungen, Der 3tduber babbaft Ill
peroen, ooer au6 MIR cine Spur BON oenlelz
ben III entoeden, mGren oamalS erfolglo5 gez
blieben, uno Die @eid)i6te mar IfOn DleOer
in Sergeiienbeit geratben. Sor Sursent erz
lf)ieu nun eine 9iegerin, 9tamenS @lilabetb
Bollano, in Sran4's 9eIbgeltaft, nm cine
llbr III perieten. Der @lert erfannte Die ll6r
ols cine Der baulalS ans oem 2aoen gefobles
uen mteoer unb ueranlaBte lofort Die Serhaf-
tung bes 6rauenStmmers. SIN @efGngntB
geitan6 bic Serbaftete ein, baB ile Die llbr
BON elmer 6rau, gtamens Ofiaie, ais oieielbe
auf benz Sootenbette lag, erbalten babe. Die
Sterbenoe babe bierbei erfldrt, Die llbr riibre
bon einem 0tanne ber, ben fie iiber ales in
Der gBelt liebe. Den gamen oeS 8eheffen.
ben babe bic Sterbenbe nid)t genannt, bel III
rem @orten aber anf cine al Der gSanb hGnz
genbe 8boto9rapbie zines Mannes 9ebeutet.
Auf biee Nuslasen bin purben Die na69ez
Iaiienen @heften Der Serftorbeueu, melfe Die
Bouanb oil iif 9enommeu bate, bur9iudt
unb inter benielben cine Photographic uor=
seIunben, peld)e Sad SteoenS oariteute uuo
5u befen Serbaftung fiibrte. Der Serbaftete
itelte lebe getbeili9ung an Dem 9taube in
Ibrebe, lit aber bereits BON Srand's Glert
nit Selfimntbeit als Der aniiibrer Der Sln=
be ibeutifi2irt porSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
6eSesloSc 9uff9ucc.

Sort g8ortb, Serr %. Sult. - Sn
benz 20 Meilen liibli6 BON bier 9elegenen
9orfe Mansfelb berri6en in 6Ol9e Der 6reiz
ipredung bes Or. Steuens, Der BEN Or.
8allace get0btet bat, anardiid)e .3uitanoe.
Die ginmobneridaft 1T in 5wei 6rattioneu
9etbetlt, BON senen Die cine Die S6otun9 bes
Or. gSauace fir geredtfertigt bdlt, tpdbreno
bic ansere bic Shat ais einen nit faltem
8lute periibten Worb branbmarft. Sor Ell
ner @ode wurOe Die gSobnung be8 Saters
bes @tepeus nieber9ebrannt, un0 9eitern friib
tpurben bic SiireauS BON Steuens. einem
Sruber bes get0bteten 4r;tes, in Sranb 9e'
fedt. 9tm Soun:ag ipuroe ein nertboolles
Bferb beS Or. Steneus, beute eiu Or. gSal'
lace gebSrenoeS usrgtftet. Wtan ermartet,
rab es nod gu SlutuergieBen fomnten wtro.
Die 9tuiiibrer beiOer Yarteien itno bis an Die
2Gbne benaffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
Der 9eutf6e Correspondent,
Die SnStatter.

Bt6ita, Sani., %. Suli.--9ie 3ab=
lung Der @bepsuHeu uno aropabOes sebt
nur laneiam Dor fid, oa felt Sabren feline
correfte 3dbluus oorseuorf1uen uorben mar.
Die aropabOss ldeinen germ bereit su iein,
iid sablen su !aNeu, aber bic @hepennen mi
berietteu iid uno es lit smetielbaftt Oh bas
3dbluussreiultat riftis ietn tuiro. Die 9liis
iionarc Yafor g. 9enrp unb 8affor s. 81.
Both sdblen bic aropaboes. 9aS gtilitdrs
Commando bot beidloIien, 100 Snoianer ais
rScouts" nit $50 @ebalt pro Mouat an3u=
fieneu. Dies iit lebislid geidebeu, I'm Die
Subianer 3u begiitigen. @etuebre uno 0fu.
nicition iiub an neue Scout abtbeilungen
pertbeilt worSeu. mas uidt elmer gntpafls
uuns Der StGmme sleidfeht. 9rei Saoals
leue abtbeiluugen fub on peridiebenen
Yuntteu sruii9eu Sort &euc uno Der SreuSe
ffationirt iuorben, nn General Sberioan bel
ieiuer &idreiie OILS 9eibsaroe 3u eienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
GmroD6if1e &abel6ertGte.
9te Gbplera.

Ste OOpteru'
Wabrib, 90. Suli. - Gyn Qaus SpaMen
murotn geitern 2278 meme @rtraufuugen unb
948 3ooesfdlle OIL Der Cholera gemeloet.
Die Srantbeit bat fid auf Salamanca uno
Barcelona Uerbreitet.
7ie 6rnnspien tn stEnam unO Sonetiaa.
8ari8, %. Suli. - @s iin0 @erii9te i'm
llullanf, nad lpelden Die 9fegierung ungitn-
iiiee gtahridten ans 9(nHam unO GongtIHg
empiaugen babeu urO oerbeimli4en ou.
aurse GabeIoepefdlen.
- 6r. @grus gS. 6ielO lieat in 2Onoon
franf oaruieoer augebttdJ IN 6olge BON
lleberarbeitung.
- 9tadridten aus 3encrtiie, auf ben &a=
narienineln, uleloeu, oab if elm GrobebeH
bort creignet bat. gidbere8 lit nod Htdt be-
tannt.
SIN elmer seaern gu &om tuttgefun6enen
8eunion Der 6aroiuale laate Der Bapit; Die
3eit lei gefOmmen, in ipelHer Iidl Die Satbo=
Iiteu attn an pOlitiiaeu 8abIen betbetli9en
miiBten.
- Sn Berlin etr9etroffene 8riefe bon Sa.
mellns befreiten Die 2tngabe, baS Die eor
tieen giugeboreneu burd britii9e Ntiifouare
gum g8iOeritano 9e9en Die 0euti4en uufger
ipie9elt mur0en.
- Gine 8efdtsgung Der gadrift, buf
Der Ntab6i am 29. Suni on beu 8t0tterr
itarb, iol Der britii6en Regerung 5u9egon-
gen iein. Gin in Cairo angetommeuel
S6ett pta bel Der 8eeroi8ung 3nsegen ges
fpeien ieiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
Ser @efSaftdrft.

Nep Derf, %. Sult. = Solgen0es
fno bic SdluBnotiruugen: Selb 0ffnete 5u
l-1I 8roSent unb idloB 5u II Bro5ent.-
Sterling= gSe6iet 4.844-4.84 auf so Gage
uub 4.864-4.864 auf Si6t.-SunbeszSblis
sationen proS. lO34, 4izpros. 1923, 4spros.
1928. &ftieu: aoams' @rpreB 14O, &enz
rulsGacifit S4s, @bei.>SbiO ST, @rie lat,
90. Yrior. 264, Safe @bore 7o5, RS. Gem
trail 464, gtortbs 8efern 101, DO. 8ricr. 1872,
N.s9. Central 97+, 90. Yrior. 1873, Ohio
NiiIi. l84, DO. Brior. 70, Pittsbur9 l41,
&eabiug l9s, 9fod=Ssluub 1884 linton Baci.
fic al 9EpffRrf1zl1llinn Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
8teButdrfte.

@af z2ibertp. Beuui., %. Suli. -
Otinbuieb: 3ufubr 1885, Serienbung 17l0;
Yleie pariirten swii6en $3.50 unS $780,
@d)meine: 3ufubr 23OO, Serienouns 1900;
Yreiie uariirten srpiiden $3.50 unb $3.50
@6aufs: 3ufubr 2SOO, Serienbung 5000;
YreiIe uariirten Spiiben 1926 unb $500.
ct. Qouis, 23. Suli.-Hinouieb: gu,
iubr 1906, Serlenbuns 1900; Yreiie uariirteu
smiIden 1926 unb $6.OO.-S6meine: 3u=
fubr $500, Serienbun9 210Oi Pretie parlirten
smiiden 1915 NIB $4.4O.-Sdaafe: 5nfnhr
$50, SerienOuns 25O; Yreiie uariirten 5wi'
i6en $2.25 uno 1915.
@hicago, %. Sult.-8inbnieb: Su,
fubr 67OO, Serieubuus $500; Yre,le uariirteu
,nild,eu 1926 unb $6.25.-Sdmeine: gu
iubr 19, 900, 8erienOuns $500; Preiie oariir'
ten ,wiiden $500 unb $4.25. - Sdaafe
3ufuhr 1000, Serlenbun9 500; Breiie bari,
irteu ,miIdlen So. 90 un0 $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
Gia nlslid)es SansmIttel.

Die @ifeRidaft bat in ben Ietten 9eJens
nien iibenai6enbe 6orti6ritte aemaat - be,
lonbers bat bic &6emie tut4ttge 6etlmitteI
iu'S 9ebert 9erufeu-@ @lpcerius &arbolz Sdnre
-Salicpl= 5dure. ghloral-ial5iaures @ocaiH
uno allegrSeugnifie Der leBten Sabre.-0aS
tpi6ttgite @reigniB it jeood bic @infiibrnn9
bes Sanber'i9eu Eucalyptol, elmer fthin9en
GubftunS, Die F1 beiOn6ers uls Elm probaies
5ausmittel betpGbrt bat in 9iphtberttis
uno alien &rten bon Salsleteen, & a.
tarrbsS 9nupfeu, Reuralgie, aud
in Der antuenoung bel granbpuHoen, Ses
i6puIIt uim.-Sebe Slai6e 1T nit ausfiibr.
liden &npeiiungen Derieben, nno Der Treis
$1.-Gs miro in pieleu 5dllen nur tropfen.
fpeiie bertuen6et. gu haben beiaaen &potbe,
fern ooer BET Der 6aupt> agentnr
WfeBer SrotberS G. Comp,
(RNiE-) ct. 2oul5, Wte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
Smnoert,tnofiinf Sabre alt.

ga Salle, Sls., %. Suli. - Butrid
S'8rien, Der dlteife Ginruobner i'm @ountp
Ga Gale, 1T am Sonntag I'M alter BON los
Sabren 9eftorben. gr fam Dor so Sabren
aus Srla1o bier an unb ertnnert it6 nod iol=
der gretgn1iie, mie Der Sdladt BET 28ater=
loo, Die ct inter @elingtoH nlitgemadt; ieit
1S45 nobnte Der 9llte i'm Ga Salle.@ountp
aeitlebens mar S'gren Elm armer Sdluder
unb bic lebten Sabre ieiues 9ebenS uerbra6te
er mitiannt ieiner 95zidbri9eu gbefrau IN
Der @ohlthGtiafeits. Nnftalt bes &ountns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
gLrmnth UNI 2etpeiI.

~nSdbre lang mar i'd non ShulSeu, arrrutb uns
Sntbebrunsen bein9eiudt in Solae elmer franfs CO.
willie uno GROCER D0ttorrehnun0en.
OSaStpa1,s bgEU5 pGrNlet III Elm SeInttteI aes
gen ouerlei Sdmerien, 3abnihmerSen, Sopfihmers
sen, 9Htpep, SeHoenpeb, Rerpenmeb, 8erIfdutuns
Gen, Guetltun9en, 0nideuz, Srun o6tr @leoers
dmersen.
8is Gnpenoun9 6eS ReaS1 ReItsf auf ben EbeiI
oosr Ole Ebeile, no ser Srsr8 ODER oGs seiSer bt
9elpaHrt, loiort ltHSerun9 uHo @rleidJterund.
Ss mar eos critt uro III oaS eintige SdlmerEeu.
1etlmlttei, medeS aui Der Sttle 0ie dud!riSer
M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
ST.. &0SlpaO'S
NcgultreuDe YiQeu.

3ds 9rpBc 2eberz uuS RagcumittcI. 8ols
tCmmen obne Setgeit]maJ, elegant I6eBo9eu init
luEem @umml. gle pur9Irel, reaulireH, rciuigen
uno ItdIfeu.
R8 Nan beobadltc 6ic iOlaenoen Sumptome, fuehe
BON &ruHtbeten Der &crOduunas zSrgane 6crrI6ren:
BeritopiHng, lHncrlidle Ndmorrboioen, Sutanbduz
bremen, QGi6crrujlen gcgeH Ra6runQ, 8olbeit ooer
StUere i'm Q(usen, INure5 aufito6en, 0er,Eopien
uno Slttern, @'eiible uoH 9ecngung unb Gritidsn
BERN sle9en, 3rubun9 Der Sebtrait Bunte ODER GBez
Uebe por oen aUaen, Eleber ln6 0lImpfer SbmerS i'm
SopIe mGH9clgGiter SdlDetB, @etbbeit Der Oaut uno
GugCn, Settenitctlcn. ShmCrj in oer gruit unb ben
@jltebtrn un0 ploBlite NiBe unO brennenoes @eih9i
Guge @uben Uon 6aopaD'S Biueu meroeu BEN
S0rper por allen obgen St0run9en 6efreeu.
BretS 25 GentS bic SdIad)tel.
Yu babeu In Den Mputhcfeu
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Sine Sdrfe,

I'm GHs, pslde on SoIsen bon SusenbIanAen,
neru6ier S6Dade. frtbem 8erfaa, 8eulh bsr RaHS
Hrstraft u. leoen, enbe I'D foStfnfret RsBspt,
mem wliifondr In ghesameritn eutbedt. Shi6t
abrciartes Geupert an Rep. .SolephE, SRman station
%. ReiusB sB0Ts>Gitp, (SgIi6s .toGsAp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
Scr Getratoes tttto StstttaItetts
Warft.

@bicaeo, 2S. Suli. - Rebl ffetis
@ai,eu ,iemlidb lebbaft nnb iAloB ! iibel
BEN aefiriaen 8ateu-Suli 874, aug. sSt.
Gent. 9oS; Winis fin unb idloB ! b0ber
Suli 46t, Gug. Asa; Sept. 454; 5afer 81 ;
Sloaqen IS; &erite 6s; Sadsiaamen 1.26
@6lpeiuefleiid 1890; Sdmali $50; @te,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
2SdCmr"
Sseber=NcrE11rftkttcH.

t fiinf Sabren riieu mid ltierens mo
yerbeldmerben unb 8beumatismus nieOer.
Sett6em fonnte i'd niht msbr berlmgeben.
9te geber purOe hart, iuic 6olf: Die Beine
Idlpollen an uno fitllteu iit) nit gGaier.
Vie befen aerite erfldrten einfimnig mid
Tonne g1tdtS turtren. SD bei6lo6, Sopfenz
btttereH Sn probiren; i9 babe iteben Tlaiten
gebrauat; Die 6drte iit bon meiner Sober,
Die @eifmult aus meinen Seiuen geid,muHs
BEN, unO Der Sittere bat in meinem Sale elm
Bunoer 9etb an; oaf ldge Id ieBt i'm
G5robe.
S. gS. Yt orep, &ufialo, l. Sttober 1891.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24

Wuiuire Define @eiunobeit, iHoem On bill,
liae Qr,ueten fault. Sanfe n9t. Satoe .
Sci. a unb On wirf es nitt bereGeH, oieles
IN betuEntlid oas bette 0iittel 9e9sn aus an
heren Sdmspeu 6iinfjis Gents bic 6las
Ide,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
Warft 1Ns S1rfe.

QiserpooI, %. Suli, 1890 Wittass.
- 8Qumtpolle: Wiitteliorte SberlGnoer 81 !;
Ditto. Wetp>Orleans 9I16.-9ie Seriaufe
betruaen 10000 8allen, SpetulatiOn uuo
ausfiibr 1000, 3ufuhr 5000.
qonbon, 2S. Suli. - Ser. Staateus
Sbliootionen: 4@prn3. 1853, bittO. 4t-pros.
l154, 90. beridngerte 5.pros: lo4f.-attlen:
.=G.=gS. s4i, DO. 2. ST, @rte Ia 90. 2.
614, Nerps sDorfsgentral 9S5, Bennl. :@entral
52j, Sus.<Gentral 1885, 9teabin9 Ii, &ana,
bian. .8aciic 46t, Ierican eSir ct. Banl
Common 83.
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Dars. stanif's sroke Sable
sycbt q. 9bortaatttt & Coup.
Hortfano Gentent - 2SorRs,
gtr. ia. McGIellans 4llep.

R...II.A.. Geiten, unb @artenfpesc, S6fe,
0tWeNttttH aeuer, BierbefdIe unb Basen,
Remtfen &c. aufs Bette uno 1ilisfer Rafe seles
srrfrft tYoden oeIeQt. (Gept11.1Sl
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Sausmtttel, lpelhe fat in ieoem6aushalte
oefunSen perben, fHS Or. &usuit a0uig's
~Samburser 9ropfen" 9e9en Wfagens, eebers
uno Rierenleioen uno Der Srultt9ee" 9e9eH
Grfaltunaeu uno an9etenSe Sruftleioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-24
9ics ,,98aBrnnb SaIib."

Ulon ittde cine SrieImarfe an Or. Raotuaa 81
60, yir. 81, 2Eurenz Str., Hemz goyt.
BB7 luo man Dir0 Auotunit erbalteH, Die Iauleuoe
wcrtb 1T.
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Slrt SaS &ublifttpt.
Ssrm. teIegrapbiIde 9epeIten.

BeraeGt niht, JiOomon's 5u perlaneen, uno dbers
Seu9t Sud, onB Oer giame "9laOUOq" aui Dem ltebt,
mas Sbr fuutt.
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Nr. 1716.

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nH On - ale 6ieie -
O&W Waes rirb Elm 9riiuSs
mt rtQdluetien.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-27

foud of Kingwool district. which
may be uueKpsnded when the pro-
vlsions Of this act take effect, shall
DE divided between tee said King
wood district and Kingwood indie
pendent district, in proportion TO
the amount Of taxable property in
each Of the said dlslricts after the
creation Of the said Kingwood indie
pendeot district The latest avail
able assessment for State aud county
purposes shall be taken az the basis
Of such settlement aud division. It
ehall be the duty Of the board Of ed
ucatiou OF each Of said districts, with.
IN ninety dsYs after The provisions Of
this act are adopted, to make a f.
nano'al ssttemeut provided for in
this section.
The said board Of education Of
Kingw God indep endent district shall
have power to lsy Ievies in the same
manner a. provided in the case of
board Of educst on Of districts but
II, 10 the judgment OF SAID board, it
viii be advantageous to the interest
Of education IN such district 20 do so,
they may apply ali moneys az theii
| disposal, and ehiCh may be levied
by tehm, either entirely to the en-
p,oyment OF teachers, and the Incl
dental exrenses necessary TO carry
ing on and conducting schools, in
cludin & fuel aud other things nee
ess4ry for such schools, or entirely to
building purposes, or parity for
either. There shsll be school
taught for white children in sand
Klngwool independent district for a..
least even months in each year, aud
the board Of education may provide
for longer period without resorting
to vote OF the people residing
therein.
Aud it is hereby expressed that
said school IN said KiDgwood indie
pendent district sh.ll be open, free
of tuition, 20 all the youths o. school
age residents Of Kingwood district
the same az if sUch youths were res-
idents Of said Kingwool independ-
ent districl ; aud this provision shall
never be abrogated unless it fret be
submitted to the voters OF said
Kngwood digtucf.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-27

Our h0KD2 club met ON Friday evening
last and several new members we're en-
rolled the sp-hug ou Frday eyaniog
9as done over a rope. ], created much
Laughter and was 'lo source 81 grea,
sport. The rounds were two minutes IN
length. The 6rs vas employed by Wsl
Ser Parsons ard Wthe Welch. The second
by AUST. Nc0ra.l end ora Pusoos, tbe
thud boy g. q. Hardy ana j. D. Benson.
me fourth by W. b. Deouy and Walter
WIodle. ibe 6na by Willie Welcb and
,'Maud' Kelly, TIE sixth by Woiier and
ora Pw-,Ds add GOO seventh ly Tom
Jo'co and j. a. WarlweU. ybs beet of
ordor prevailed sud 40 t1e members lett
Nc. pleased vh He sport Of tleogerr~
There arpaaif % be-. tend ..cy on .ao
part of como ofoa- auz.ns 90 look upon
thIs as heataaa.sa spa.tAatwe differ with
;asm ou fa,s po.al made g6a sport 10
entirely harmeless and 10 certainly is d
good physical exercise
We,Lpe6t 90 give public sDtedaig-
ment before long 60 which We ibsH in
F''r fYtryh0dY. a MusUER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-27

GAINESVILLE.

Our little systems have their days end
then cease to be, We think this to truly
be the case when Wa sec eur hlm old
Democrats brushing up their campaign
hats in order TO go to the inauguration.
We would gladly take some of our old
fogy Republicans with us, but some how
or other they refuse to go.
The weather during this month has
been unusually severe. The snow at this
time iG about 80 inches deep which is
making feed very scarce and is liable to
cause great many of our farmers to re-
sort to feeding grain during the latter
part of the season.
Although, while some dread the winter,
on the other hand our young folks arc
greatly enjoying 1t as il Chords them oc
cssion for many merry sleigh rides.
j. f. Browning and win Leudeart, of
Valley Point, have been s.eighiug friends
among our fair sex during the past week.
We notice DR.. Hardy stopping at DR..
ri. l.. Fichtner's office and doing an ex-
tensive dental work. Mr. Hardy general
" gives satisfaction and We gladly wei
come him in our midst.
notice that Jenny Sqnibs" made an
Attect on the Rev. Mr. Cation which [ um
in part accused tor and will openly DENY
IT,.
Our literary society has been PROCESS
ing lively during the winter and much
excitement is witnessed through The in
strumentality Of II, T. Lawson'a theroret.
CO! performance which re have at the
close of each session.
Mr. Lawson has lately come into our
settlement and opened up q vein Of Goa
which saves cur farmers the trouble Of
hauling their coal from i've to sever
miles
There was a question erose in our liter
ory some time ago as 70 whether dancine
10 right OF wrong. II Caused consIder-
able excitement and as yet is not decide,
although those IN favor of dancing ar,
still in the feld and claim tle battle snc
defy all opposition. hrs. Haigh read ,
/ very eloquent essay on the subjec. Ias
Saturday evening which embraced /.
scriptural points TO favor Of dancing
We would Ike TO meet with opposition
and thoroughly investigate "a to whether
it be right or wrong.
VIII r. shsffsr has contracted TO teach
another echool over ia Grant distinct
Sorry 90 zee him leeye, but hers TO sac
ceesful IS teacher to bo idle. and ~,
only hope that be will return ne7, winter
Sir. shafTsr is life to our society. snc
10 fact We end him beneficial In all bil
pursoils, and would gladly have him nom
mated ior our next Superintendent w,
also believe That the teachers should NEE
On convention and mako the selection Al
they ought TO have the privilege Of select
/ ing lheif own leader. LADY slDE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-27
A Slight Change.

on and after the I'll OF March
we propose to make q change in re-
gard to our subscription rates. TIE
ARGUS 10 dollar paper and will
continue TO be such to all who pay
Us strictly in advance. Those who
do not pay 10 advance and all lhose
10 arrears on subscription at that
time will be charged one dollar and
fifty cents per year for the paper.
We have been, heretofore, charging
one dollar per year if paid any tioo
inside the year. Our profit on the
paper at one dollar is 80 small that
We make very little on it a. that
price, and when we have to wait =
year Tor our money We really do not
make anything. Tdis ID the reason
Of the change.
Those who wish to save a hall
dollar or the pgios Of subscripuon
for yssr will sadily Geo the sd
vantage OF psyiug in advance, and
wall. # they are IN arrears, remit al
once.
Tho rule We propose 10 make i0-
variable haIssNer 10 Do case will
va be Induced TO depart houit.
Remember, the paper wul con
tinus 10 Os one dollar per year when
paid in advance, and Que dollsr and
fifty centHil not paid in advance.
We s6olI furthermore, ressrye the
right TO charge two dollars If not
paid within ,hs year,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-02-27

WE give IN this issue the bill in
lroduced by Senator Dawson 10 re-
gard to our Iudspe ndent School
District. The matter will come be-
fore the people Of THE district for
approval or disapprovsl at the next
election. Il is our opinion that it
will be disapProv0d by an over
whelmihg majority. AZ a future
date we will give the matter further
attenlion.