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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
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Iva Formerly ifiPs COms;ock.
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" lf.st opposite BRYANT Park. Clas5 f0r Boys
Principals at home altet sept IL.
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- MISS CHI~HOLN'S School FOR Girls
liam ard Preparatory Class $50. boto Glasses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
Japan CHINA.

Japan CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
e.e,7,ers leave san FIauc rs follows:
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OCEANIC GAELIC. BELGiC,
Suoerbly Acknowledgements Accom- noda,iln
SAN PARLO-Cabm capacity limited
Reservations be made by letter or ieleiraph 10 .a
,bn rap5 seen at 2s7 Broldway New York. or Room t'
RAILROAD Building, Fran CISCO
LELAND STANFORD, President
7 IL GOODMAN General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

y FHR 'oJEfNsrowN AND LIVERPOOL.
INV 90, i.'. n IS ... .~afuIday Jan .. 3 p. II.
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From T0u,n poe foot %. Grand 70. Je,sey CITY tA8Ls
- ,gt $50 and 900 Ept.r-:elate. so. Steer
a., = IRON, New '-ark. so. Prepaid tickets, SIS.
PETER WRIGHT Sons. GEM AGENTS
No D. Broadway. ;. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

N7ISS ]. F. WREAKS: 49,.
%. DfrzG AND DAY SCHOOL toi yOUHG LADA15
AND CHILDREN. ALSO
KIN DERGARTLN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
RELIGIOUS POETRY.

IJIRRARY OF RELIGIOUS POETRY. AColection OF
the Rest Poems of all Ages and Tongues EG1v 1e
by PnIIIP SCHAFF, ID. D., LII d. ana All pUh n
GuWAN. n. A. Royal Svo., PIP xxxl., l'oo+' funA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
For Bows and Young Mon-Country.

NYACK SEMINARY for girls; limited mum
b.r7. thorough training. dcli-Etlul home one boa
rom \ = Addles, Mrs IMOGLN H. BE tlHOLf. PTin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

cood Ordinary ...... Ga Low Midiiay-....... 77s
StI'Ct ,iooi Ordinary. l.lG >nolin-.-.....-..- 80
tres ,er lower IN rouscqUeucc the accumulation Of
a - ~ he Southern 10 t. Induced free selling the
c,se was about STEADY; sales. $4,000 bales
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-10-29

then gave vent to muttered execra,
ton which apparently relieved his
over>wrought feelings After striding
the room for few moments in great
agitation, he suddenly halted in front
of Tom, and cried ia voice of sup-
pressed passion:
You--you Impairment. disrespsct-
full, disobedient rascal! What did you
say about the money!"
ST said every farthring would be
returned to you" replied Tom staring
at his father.
every WE'LL" said the old man, alb
ruptly; and he Immediately sat down
at The writing table and wrote note
with treRulous hand. ''Rsad that, "
he said to his son, when he had finish
ed.
Tom, in his turn amazed and be-
wildered, read as follows:
DEAR LORD LABuRsUN: 1t is very kind of you to
hasten TO inform me, on hearing of my sons re-
turn, that you have other views with regard to
your daughter Florence. / ought, perhaps, to
a Miss Fabian for some moths, and that his
faithfully, JOHN MoLYNEUx
ooh, father. It is awfully good of
you," cried Tom, with tears in his
eyes.
81 expect Lord Laburnun will be
riled," cried old Mr.. MolyDeux, sulki-
ly, as he folded it up. 81 doubt il
should have made f10, 900 By allow
ing you to marry his daughter"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-10-29

Adelaide Kemble, as a singer, was ia
vorably known all over Europe. Al
geron's only brother was older than
he. His name was Greville, and he
was killed by a fall from his horse
only a few months before Alsernon's
marriage. The latter had every aa-
vantage given him for good eauca-
ton ia England and Germany but
never showed any evidence whea in
society of having improved these OPP
portunltles. He has recently under
taken the charge of his fathers estate
Ia the country
Another correspondent writes from
Washington: 1.-The friends of Presi~
dent Grant were very much interested
IN Nellie and very much averse to her
marriage with Sartoris. They discuss
ed the matter, and Senator Matt Car
penter finally consented to breach the
delicate subject to General Grant. He
called at the White House, and in as
delicate manner as possible commenc-
ed relating the current scandal as to-
Sartorls' notorious conduct, VII
General Grant quietly rems
That will do, Senator; nv .dgh
ter is engaged to Mr.. Sartoris and the
wedding will take place Senator
Carpenter, in speaking of the inter-
view, said he never felt SC chagrined
as at the Presidents abrupt closing of
the conversation, and that he would
never again, under any circumstances
attempt to advise about the domestic
affairs of any one. It was well known
that General Grant was opposed to the
alliance, but when his daughters af>
fectioEs were engaged he acquiesced
and would listen To no argument or
suggestion to the contrary. When
Governor Jewell was returning from
his mission at st. Petersburg to accept
a position ia General Grants Cabinet
he stopped day at SOUTHAMPTON, to
call upon the elder Mr. and Mrs. Sar-
toris, the parents of Miss Nellie's
husband. He was cordially received
by them. but in the course of CONVEX
sation Mrs. Sartoris astonished the
ex>Minister to Rdssia by remarking
that she did not see what there was
about Algernon Cher sony to cause the
daughter of the President of the great
United States TO fall in love with and
marry Governor Jewell subsequent-
~ expressed the same establishment
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-10-29
Queer Mistakes OF BridegrOoms.
Philadelphia Record


Most people the moment they enter
a parsonage TO get married become so
embarrassed that they are hardly con-
scious of what they are doing. One
fellow I heard of was drea6fully af-
ficted in this way, and without reas
lizing bis act pulled out cigar from
his pocket and twirled it around IN his
hands. When that portion of the
ceremony was reached In which the
lady and gentleman join hands he
happened to have the cigar in his
right hand. What to do with the
cigar he evidently didn't know. The
Clergyman paused for moment and
then repeated the instruction that they
join hands. By this time the poor
fellows embarrassment.had increased
SO that it was painful to behold. He
gave one agonized look at the minisr
ter and then stuck the cigar IN his
mouth. Before the ceremony could
be concluded the minister had to take
the cigar from between his lips. An
other prospective groom was in the
same dire condition of mind. He was
making great effort to regain his
composure by whirling around on his
outstretched finger a silk hat when
the minister announced his readiness
to begin the service. The fellow
quickly jumped up. For second he
did not know what to do with his hat,
but only for a second, for he solved
the problemn by sticking the castor
between his knees. The clergyman
told me he could hardly refrain from
laughter as he married that man
standing in hatridiculous position he
was forced To take.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-10-29
INDIAN SUMNER.

The waveth royal scepter
Ger valley and glade and wood,
Her tread is the tread of monarch,
Her ranment is purple and gold;
The CLINT of the summer sunset
Is meshed in her fsating hair,
And tunic of mist-wreatsed silver
EncircleS her bosom fair.
A vesture of scarlet splendor
She drops on the naples high.
And clothes the dogwood and sunac
In fabrics of Eastern dye.
She smiles on the woodland asters
Til they burst into purple bloom,
And waves like a royal banner,
The golden rods elbow plume.
She reddens the clingiDg ivy,
And deepenS the corn fields gold;
Bursts open the poddcd milk-weed,
Bids the Trumpet blossoms unfold.
She mellows the autumn vintage;
And puppies the clustered vine,
And with lips like damask roses
She tastes of the ruddy wine.
But the Ianguorous spell of her beauty
Grows fainter and fainter still,
And the print of her sandaled footstep
is passing from vae to hill;
And the mist-wreath that hoated around her
Enshrouding her bosom fair,
Has faded awav with the sunlight.
That gliuted her golden hair
The NAPLES have lost their scarlet,
And the dogwoods their crimson dye,
And the golden-rod's yellow banners
All pald and faded lie.
The glow of the royal purple
Has fed from the mist-wreathed dawn,
And the tropical Queen of the Forest,
The Indian Summer is gone.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-10-29
a Green Delegat tie.
Detroit Free Press.

Several days ago dealer Ia oysters
III this city, received a call from an
Individual who announced that he
had been appointed delegate to come
IN from village about fifteen miles
away and see about getting oysters
for church festival.
How many cans would you want?"
asked the dealer.
We'll, you may give me figures on
twenty cans"
The lowest price was given him and
he took his leave, bat in about tea
uteS he came back and said:
''IYe been thinking it all over. We
shall have at least 300 people to feed,
and you'd better give me figures on
forty cans"
A price was made, and after doing
some figuring on his own account he
OBSERVED:
Come to figure upon the crowd I
think we can count on at least three
hundred. Nobody out our way has
had any oysters yet, and every body
will expect to fill right up to the brim.
Let's figure OF sixty cans"
A price was made on this number,
and he started for home, promising to
send in an order within three or four
days. The order was received yester-
day. 1t read:
II never had nothing to do with
church festival before, and so of
course [ was liable to make mistake.
Enclosed find money to pay for two
cans, which are to be sent by the
stage driver One of the cans is FOR
me and the other for the festival. No
No more at present good by"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-10-29
A Big Speculation.
Kew York Mail and Express.

"Hello, Tompkins, my dear fellow.
You'er just the man I've been look
ng for.
''Nol is that 500"
Eyes. Look here. I want to bor-
row SO from you. Must have it.
Very Important. Ii you can let me
have it l will pay you 800 tomorrow
100 per cent. Big spec. Sect"
''Well that does look like good
investment, but, 7 tell you what, I've
got bigger scheme yet"
Whats that?"
''Why, I'll give you my note for 81
and date it ahead one day; then 20
can come round tomorrow and j,
give me back the note and $40. So
you $40. Sees"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-10-29
New York Sun,

About the time that baby is ready
to be presented in society it is custom
airy in polite circles to send baby's
mother congratulathry messages and
souvenirs of flowers. These are often
In the form of cradle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
GAINESVILLE.

'Rah for the plxt County superinten-
dent ! Who shall 1t be We are going
10 vote for Will X. lEsa who Lately seen
shaking hands with his many friends at iris
place.
We have lately come to the conclusion
that Patsy Doodle lie a woman and has
got married since she has been on tic re
tired list, which of course, would haye
burst up her Dsme.
Let ny little. Buster john or you
will burst ny our entire Iis, Of correspon
dents. notice sipce you burst mark
Twain and Bill NYe' there has been but
few letters
A. w Fred rick lately passed through
town on mis- way to Accident where be
expects To teach a Numsl school this fall
Can. Sc WY he does not tesch in Pres
ton
Miss Emma Gusemsn is going to teach
a summer school 3: this place during the
summer. Emma IS an accurate scholar
and we hope she may trach the winter
term too.
CraDesville boasts " having ope,of the
most complete village Dry goods siores in
the county.
AL who desire full supply OF mumps
can be accommodated almost anywhere
in this settlement as there ls at present
about 40 cases.
We do not censure Jennie. Squlbs' for
speaking Of 50 many kisses 10 lis com
muuicatiOD 70 the Journal, for we under
s,euJ lhs bis darling has ven back to
him uis ~sicn, gold ring, and jew,lry.
Tie O.klsnd c.p i've, Of THIS place,
made his app, arence some time ego He
Gays running through the bushes 10 one's
bare feet don't 60 a. Aell a. you m'gbt
tbink; but be s~ears that he Will never
get drunk ,gnn If be lives hundrco
years.
Two weddings 90 report, which took
place, April the 3O.b,--shas Welcb 20
Maggie Eugle sfd Wssily Hartman 70 q
Miss Mayes, II Nicols settlement. BJ:b
weddings we're attended by large mum
Der - gur-ts aud I'll vent ~ merry ss .
MARRIAGE bel. We tx.end our cODgrat-
ulstiOus auu bOpe that their 10 ure msy BIZ
90 them 81 pheasant ~ their wedding day
end that n,uo a0ge.s msy hDser aD,m
their hie10es.
Have you heaId.-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

Runor wants about six mlre weddirgs
in ,his.settl Element durirg the month OF
Nay.
That Mr.. Hartman is going to have an
o'per Wedding dinner to prepare soon.
Tnst Hiram Ringer bias snother boy IA
mis- family
That dIss Dslla White is just life to our
society
That Voter mas gone-m I'd or crazy?
That his eaters are scare ly worth read.
ing2
He had better e. and hide himself In
tue coal house aud never more send his
name To the hogsiy paper. lie warts to
make a shecp-killing dog of himself. hut
he IL ~ much of puppy that the sheep
u terlY whip him TO death. He calls Re
publican stray bill weather and tries To
Kill him by false pretcLce, He furthe.
says that - ,dy eide halls fr Ia Mary
land and has 70 ris't in the trough, and
In the same paragraph calls him hog.
Now, IL am hog, j .urely have free
PASS 20 the trough'and il will take larger
puppy than Voter to drive me away. [
wac raised in this county, and practice
teach NJ Ia the same, aud II must get out
II the trough what kind of an animal viii
1t take TO fll it He calls me grand
poet aud gives us sample OF his own
composition which is grand indeed, Ii is
permanently saturated with the slum OF
nas.:ness. Beware, Voter the frey darts
of our Poe,ical thunder may pierce You at
aoy time.
Go 20 the mire thou filthy cur.
We planly.see you have the rot,
60 make leap in dark despair.
and thcn. tne.pAst. will be forgot
LADY SIDE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
PLEASANT DISTRICT.

ROCKVILLE -Tna farmers are done
sowing.oats, apd are preparing their corn
grouGd.
Mrs. II :. Bowermaster was visiting re
latives here last week.
Prof. Tut siugs here ncxt Monday
night.
Robert Wax field had two sheep killed
last week by spIae body's dog or dogs.
Prof. 8. a. Wiley vent horne last Sun
DAY and returned L-ondey morning a. lin
for business in the school room. Nineteen
sluden's are enrolled, ::as follows: Willie
Il. aud George 4. Thornton. Izura l.. Gale
Ora Il lgRins, Willie Bowermaster, Sarah
b. Gale, of Gre1t District, George Jen-
kins, Of Morgans Glide, Sidney Clark, ID.
s Gibson, j hn o. jenkins, j, NJ. Gibson.
Walter Shaw, Able Gibson, Omer Shaw,
Orvis Gibson, Charles Seal, Victoria len
kins, Ella C,le, ]. s. Martin, of Rockville.
rhe Harmony Grove Sunday School was
re organiz last Sunday. Mary A. Seal,
Supt., John n. Metheny, Assistant, ID. =.
Gibson. Sect. snd,ATreas. School open
promptly at O'Clock every Sunday.
John SenhiDs, Rufus L. Falkenstine, Ell
sha Jenkics,.. Elisha Methay, WIliam
Jenkins axe managers.
Rev. Flanagan will preach on the Both
and Sl9t of May At the NJ. f. Church at
Harmony Grove.
Our genial fried, d. S. Gibson, spent
Saturday night and Sunday over at Pisgnh
That -
Mr. John Maust, Of Haz ltOn, was in our
midst last Thursday sud Friday
y. Il SbsffoI, of hopeWell, was In our
settleT ent Friday and Saturday,
Our Liturary Society is in full blast here
Officers re-eiected &C follows;-President
Prof. s. =. Wiley, asst. : y Martin, Sect
James II. GIBSON. Treas, John Wolfe
Programme for ncyt meeting; Esssy.-D,
s. Gibson, Defamation, John o. Jeu .
k.ns, Select Reading. &. iiartin, w.
II. The nton. j arles Il. Gibson Question
tor. 6cba.e. - Resolved, That Fire is more
destructi7e element than water. 70 at
nrn, D. 8 Gibson, C.. T.. Thornton
Iohae;han Gibson, John JENKINS. To
Deny, Johh Eethenp, John s. Martin,
Azde Cle, n Il. Gibson. Ltueary
meets every Friday evening.
We bet our hat we know who the
Rambler Is.
We cav 10 last weeks journal CORE
sponGeEt said that the people are 10 favor
Of Il. VI. squires Cor County supt. WE
say there is not FIVE sqlires' men in this
end If the y strict.
Do you know
That ID. 3. Gibson Is good felloW2
That Rockville need barbara
That w. SCOT; Garnc. is the Rambler ?
Thnt Willie Clark 10 boss jumper
That W. X. Shatfcr will be the next
Co., Supt
That I am a solid Shsffsr man
That Cievrlaod is good President
That Jennie scuibs" tells lie?
/ Tpal =. n. Source viii not get twenty.
Eve votes 70 this District?
That every student 10 Prof. Wiley
Normal scuool is for sbsffsr
That slnirers is beaten? VOTER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
DRESS GOODS

We don't Gaze 10 make any CON-
ments on on: line in the, depsri msut
Tor we know the Ladies are much
better judges Del. We are, thoug1 our
best eudeavors were used to 81 the
L ,teet Styles and the handsomest
u ateIial In lie mssk-C and We left
u thing undone to fin f9r the l. ,dies
OF tbis and the surrounding towns
d iue Of goods Inferior to none to be-
found liz this broad land, aud At pr'-
Gee Tint viii sell all we can hand o
tins year
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

We will not take time TO enu,n-
crate the kind Of Produce we wish
TO buy, Tor everything that hss
market value is OF value to us and
we can handle 1t to good advantage
cons queutly we offer the bis hest
M nket prices for all you can spare
and allow you to select from our New
Spring and Summer Stock 10 OK
charge. Brig your pro ince to us
we Wal pos YOU on prices and # we
cant traie We will 81 you lull Of
MORO uIon that's worth having and
nay proven YOU from throwing your
goods ava,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
BOOTS g. SHOES.

Tnis Department YOU will f,d well
stocked with aa excellent line OF
goo IL. in TACT the bert made in the
country. As it is our desire to OFF,
to our patrons nolhlug but what We
can recommend and warrant in every
parhcular, we solicit your trade for
Boots and ShoAs aud assure you thai
\ large and we'll selected stock OF
Msus and BOYS 6ue SHOES loge,oer
with iull iips OF l. dies, NJ sses and
Chpdrens, Fl ,e aud heavy Sh es will
he at your service, a. what We con
Hder ),ow Prices.
We invite your iDsPeoljOn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
FANCY GOODS

Th'a u pAatment the Ladies' will
Fl d very III eSesting az it is well
stocked with AL the Iatsst "a velties
of the Season, consisting of every
b ng that II N W and II .sdeome
ornementai and use al, al prices that
lone can compete with. Dot iail
TO look Through this department.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

A LARGE asse mnlAea OF prominent
Democrats OF tine State visited Wash
iugton last SA; urdsy for the purpose
III urging the disappointment oil
McGrsw 10 be Intelna r venue C1l-
]ec,or. TIE party wac cordially re-
ceived by the Secretary of the Trees.
ufy wuo promised to do al! he could
to make their wishes granted. l
therefore only remAinerh foy US to
say that Samuel must go soon,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
CLOTHING.

We want the male portion Of the
community to dis'ir city understand
lh-I while we we're making our pur-
chases for the spring and summer
trade they were not forgotted and
as most OF our Men .olks are little
lastldIous as to their appearance
they will fully appreciate toe effort
we made to bring our Clothing de-
part ment to it's present standing.
Good Material, well Finished, nicely
Tnmed, perfect fitting G.rmer is is
what We claim aud Oar claim will be
sustained.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
AESOUNCEME STS.

We are authorized TO announce W. Il.
SHARPER candidate for the Office OF
County uperintendent oi-tbe schools OF
Preston county, subject to the will OF
ho pc pie.
We are auth, rizod 10 announce p NJ.
SoUIREs as y candidate To- Superinten>
at the May election.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

The West Virginia delegation Cal
led on tba Prssident Monday ~
Meg. behalf. The President
was noLcOm initial, but there is per-
hsps 40 doubt but Mccormick will
be reAppo nted in few days,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

Subscribers tcjU bear IN
mimi R0t re lCiLJ CHARGE
one dollar ard Nty CENTS
for the PCpcr tcbeR not paid
mvaJiabJu IN ddydnce, n
is to eUeJy ones 0GUaRta6c
to settle at once end get
the paper for one dOl}uv.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

RUSSIA and England are still
pickering over the Afghan question
Tue Russians remain obstiLa g aud
will uoLc ede nothing. War may De
averted at present but it will come
eventually.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

The Roaming Rhyme is a
fluent aud ready aud ct PERTAINING
writer. 1t newspaper could only
secure he services OF about three
such persons to write for il, it would
soon become very popular, not only
In u local way, but III uatinoal
sense.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
BROWN BROS
NOTICE. TO CREDIIoRs.

To the creditors Of 0 bo s Mitchell dc
ceased.
10 pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit
Court If the County Of Presnou, made in
n cause herein pending, 90 subj ct the real
psiaie OF SAID Ohio s. Mitchell tU ibe pay
ment Of bis dcbts, you are ftqucetcd 10
present your claims against tho estate ~
said Ono 3. Mitchell Tor adjuGicaticn t0
g. Ralphsnydtr, Commissioner, ut his
, flee in the said county, Ou or before the
18Th day Of Juue mex,
Witness, smith Crane, Clerk OF said
Court, this 4,n day Of May 1885
$50 Smith Crane. Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

The Republican post master ~
ChlcoBU nas been removed. He is
an u,tra .p+rtIsau who has resorted
10 All sOlta OF pontlcAl chicsnely IN
the past few years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS.
DRY GOODS.

III presenting our claim for your
patronage this S,rlnG we will ask
YOUR attention TO our line Of Dry
Goods, FOi eigu ard Domestic, Wbieh
were Sc scted with view OF pleasing
be people in etYle, Material and
Pnces, and AZ our Stock is very large
we IRE lior nobody will be dis F.
pointed III Epdrng jnst what they
want at ON Store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

The f4nt III the Republican par
ty IN THIS State suli wsXeth hot.
There Is iuu ahead, and we will all
see it about the time Mccormick is
bounced.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15

Knowing The necessity having everything that cool to Nca
Clean and h and greatly
only department still hods
goods
uniotm price W!h nothing allowed
and rapidly ard being ambitions Of are
working just ~ bard today 20 valued
hret time You called We want and guarsBtee
Muk nd
PRICES REMEMBER THAT
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-15
NOTIONS

Everything from hsir-pin 10 a
fine TOOTH comb will be found in our
Notion @ ,se including numel ol4 fam
cy articles that are entirely pew. IL
tact Il is the most lnt-res inc cess in
the houpe aud II yon can fl - what
you want, 'Ass for it Ii's IN The store
III ii WAS ever made IN this o. an7
obasr country. We strive 20 pleass.