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BIBLE SOCIETY," MEETING.

The third annual meeting of the New
burg Bible Society was held in the M. E.
Church, that place, Jure 2tst.
The meeting was opened by prayer and
scriptural readiDg7 by Rev simirgton az
ter which Rev. Long, State Bible Agent,
discoursed from John SIC, and finished
the discourse with a Bible address. After
this collection was taken Which, with
subsequent contributions, amounted to
s12 g.
C1as T.. Ellis, Treasurer oftbe Society,
tbcn reported debit to books on band.
SO 50 oud credit by value of books
s23 ~, comuissror, II IS, cash n, M
sales oul blloce, St3 10.
The following resolutions we're then
p-esa1,ed and atop,cd
REs0LyEo, that .he present officers b.
requested to coouJue til another annual
election a1d that Inc pas,ors Of the sew
cral Churches 10 Newburg constitute On,
EyecuHv Committee.
RssoteD. that the Depository be au-
'horzd t1 douote books 10 the INDECENT
upon the order 81 either two Of the Tx
ecu'ivo Committee.
RS, LvED, that tho annual meetings b,
held in regular rotation At the thrc,
Churches 10 N,wburg, and that the mex
meeting BIO held in tho M p. Chuoh mex
year ai the ca.l oflac President
iELgrD Chat tbe Secretary prepare
m.ou'e O., tbs meeting for publication it
Two Of The County p esaDdtnalb be- rrr,
two copies 20 Rev, Dr. Mclean, Cor
Sect Of a j Snow York CITY.
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WE arc sorry 60 see our cOnt~m-
porary down street remain Silent IN
regard to the proposition 10 have A
grand reunion OF all the ex-s5ldiers
Of be county some time this fail.
Some time ago ilr. Dawson favored
such proposition, but mis- deathly
silence in reference 10 The matter
At this time must be 30 construed TO
mean hat he is not favorable TO the
movement now. Why ihis Ia thus
he will have TO explain himself, for
we are unable to ely. It may be
hat he bas been absorbed n rail
road busin So hat no time could be
spared to notice the soldiers move
mcnt edIto,ia:ly.
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The Contract Let.

On July 81, the Directors of the
Klngwood and TunDellon Railroad
let the contract of building it to
Barrett & McKeever, Of Pitlsburg.
Pa.
These gentlemen have taken the
contract at very low figures, and IL
is now tbe duty Of all those who wish
to see The road completed TO lend
them All possible AID, and treat them
Ia an upse fish way.
rhere was pregsi.irg opposition
among some Of our people 10 letting
The contract to these men. This
opposition was nurluyed in Che be-
lief Chat hey would employ none
but foreigners in the work upon The
road. This wag only a uheory and
has already been exploded, Mr..
Barrett has said that be will give
employment 30 an our people who
have p desi,e 70 work upon lheroad
The wo.k is 10 be c9mu'eleI by The
6ist day OF January next, and Of
eoorse it viii rrqurea eree force
of woikmen TO accomplish .hsrs.u.l
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TUNNELTON.

We know you know il was glorious
4,h. We sigbfor another. Our sparkling
and pretty refrigerltors held just sixteen
gallons ice cream.
The gal that always danced nigh the
beech tree took our eye. She could hoe
it down in double.shrfTl style, you bet.
There wasn't quite enough Of girls from
Reedsville, consequently as the number
was too Small(e}) to go round, several
Of our boys got left. as Frost" is Sci
dom seen al Bcedsville this time a Jcsr,
one of ;he girls from there gathered up
about one hundred and thirty pounds 10
take back &c a sample. If it don't melt
ere che gets home we know 1t will be "a
curiosity.
Miss Julia Bcnafeld has returned hone
from Delaware, Ohio.
Jimmy Johnson and family have moved
back here from Thomas, Tucker O.. He
occupies the house vacated by NJ, p. Ml-
lony. His daughter, who has been sick
for some time, still very low with slight
hopes Of recovery.
Mrs, A J. BonsheId spent the Oh in
Austen.
Ex Squire G. J. Shaffcr goes limplng
around on aspraned ankle.
It's rumor,d that VIM. J. Lavere Esq H.
coming back to TunncltoD + Hope be
win.-Ed.l
Jimmy Cunningham and his sister, Mis-
Macy, Of Piedmont, are VISITING rela-
tives in town.
IT'S 80; It's true; we saw three opoons
gouging at one plate of ice cream here
the fourth, but dear, it would never 90 to
mention names. On, no never,
The first new potatoes of the season
were delivered here the 3rd by Fra k
Greaser, Of Housewife. They sold at one
dollar per bushel.
Mike Conelly is building himself new
house al West End of the tunnel.
II r. Malloney is off on a visit to Bel
lair, Ohio.
We hear at least dozen remark that
Mrs. Annie McGjnnis was the best dancer
on the platform here the 4.h.
All the cats in town seem to have had
the tooih-ache The past three nigbla.
The Housewife correspondent Of the
Journal cracked bis heels here the 4.b.
Too numerous to menlion-sll the boy
and girls we saw here the 9TH from dis
lance. We loYe you all, aud were pleased
to see you.
Gro, w. Gross, Of this place, is the boss
workman on mill saws. He can take a
buckle out or s. raightcu a saw Tor almost
a- little expense as f. coats to pay freight
20 send them TO the city, aud he has uoye.
failed % give ss'isfectiou.
LAURA.
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The Kingwood ARGUS thought it
bad information that $75 600 oouo-
ierhsit money had been sent rom
New York 10 Preston county. judy
ing from The size Of the republican
majority there last fall. we think the
ARGUS ia laie getting news.-Psr-
kersburg Ssntineh-It was The pure,
unauthorized that vac sent into this
county az the time you reler to,
Bro. Homer.
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The President JIG WORKING di'igsn'.
y to get his affairs in shape 90 Chat
be can spend several weeks away
from Washington during August end
SsptsmDer. Toe latter month is al
wave ths mosi trying one here end
the PrsHieot las b.en repeatedly
told o. tba Geouiisuly of The Wa.h-
rg.oo climate IT. propose 10 fsg,
al, ths Important Offices GIel not
'aleria.a lae crat Of rezs month.
suj ae 500 tsaa 20 90 northern
aoB Yor4 'o- b.s vacation.
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SECRETARY Lamar has made saw
ing TO The Government Of ten ihous-
and dollars 10 the contract for sup
plying the Interior Department with
stationary, as compared with last
year. Among the changes made was
one directing that no more gold pens
be bought, he holding that steel
pens are good enough.
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The Keyser Tribune wants the
the new IosaDe Asylum located in
that town, and is Prodding up the
citizens to a sense OF their duty in
regard to The matter, 1t might
probably be well for our people to
look after this matter also. This
would be as fine a location as could
De found in The State for such an
Institution.
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wEsrERSLETrER

WESTERN LETTER.
As have been awsY from Old Preston
for short time, viii give you short
account Of my trip from Saline County
Neb., to Butte Co., Dakota, in the Black
Hills.
/, in company with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Hamilton aud family aud Mr. Jacob Ridg.
wsy. al from Preston County, left Wes-
tern Heb. on the 28lh Of April. We had
two teams aud 20 head of cows and heif
els 70 drive, hence our progre was slow
We only travelled ab1ut eight miles the
first day and campCd for the night. We
had good tent aud plenty of provisions
to last us through. Uulucky for us in the
beginning OF our trip il raincd the first
, night and second day, hence we had 60
lay over 10 the beginning two days. On
the fourth day we again started on our
north western voyage. We had good luck
fer the next few days I'll we arrived at
Clay Center, Clay Co., Neb. While we
Tere cncrmped there for the night, oar
horses got to fighting and one Of them got
very badly crippled, thus we bad to stop
for few days. After waiting for the
horse 10 get 30 he could traYel we
started on our journey, having stayed
there three days.
We LET Clay Center on Friday, May
9Th. We landed at Lowell in Kesr0ey
County on Sunday evening aud stopped a
few days with an old Prestonian, Isaac
MrIlck Aud let me say here that Mr..
MatIick came west about 10 years ago
with but very little money. Now he is
worth about eleven thousand dollars. Ga
Monday, Mr.. and Mis-. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matlck went over on the Platte
River to visit Messrs. jacob Miller. John
Shahan and families, two more Of Prea
tons citizens who once lived near Eel
townsville, They both appeared TO be
doing well and are well Satisfied with the
wet. The three gentlemen above named
all live within five miles OF each other
They live in nice country, suited to
farming aud grazing.
We started from SGr. Majlick's on We'd
nesday morning. Passing through some
fine country wo landed at Kearnoy, in
Buffalo O.. This is a lively town of
about 1900 inbabitsnls on the Union
Iacfc r. r. We Travelled on tue rail
road from there to Sidney. Cheyenne Co.
We passed through some very lovely
towns while on or near the railroad. The
distance from Ksarney TO Sidney ia 225
miles. We had good luck all the way
from Kearney to Sindoy aud The very best
of roads excepting about FIVE miles that
was in q Nasty piece Of land. Thai part
vas very bad, The wagons cutting in all
lhe time nearly to The axles. We were
near one day going that lye miles. We
landed in Sidney on the 26 b Of May,
having been on the road near one mouth
and but a little more than half way. AS
the caitles feet were very tender we laid
over at Sidney few days. 1t is besu-
tifui little town. There are four com
panios of soldiers stationed there, Ii is
quite sight 20 see them in their uniform
marching and drilling. While we were
enCanped IN Sidney we saw at least ten
thousand head Of cattle and near fifteen
III d
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-10

No fair-mlnded man who has
carefully watched the course OF
President Cleveland for the past four
months will osndidly say that this is
not a Reform Administration in the
broadcast SERGE or that every day Of
his life Mr.. OleYeland does not
faithfully live up. to his m'xim of "a
public Office is a public trust.
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SOME persons have not been very
mild in their criticism of our Rail
road Directors. They even went
far enough to say that they did not
believe the Directors wanted the
read bGilt. Now let these peracrs
show thei. promplpees by paving
their subscriptions at once.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-10

The friends OF. Mr.. Foraker, Of
OHIO, aver that his law practice
brings him $4,000 year, and'yet
some Of these same friends propose
to limit h,m'to salary Of only S.
900, but it is due to M. Foraker
to say that a similar attempt two
years ago was unsuccessful,
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To an persons boiling liens by iudg-
ment or Otherwise, on the real estate or
any part thereof of Draper G.. Hughes:
In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Preston County, made in a cause
therein pending, 70 subject he real estate
OF the said Draper G. Hughes 20 the salts
faction of the liens there, YOU are here by
required TO present III clsims held by YOU
aud each OF you against the sad Draper
9 Hughes, which are liens Oh bisteal estate,
or any part Of IT, for adjudication 20 M
~ my flee IN kingwool Preston & unity
West Virginia on or before the 20 day OF
July 1885.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of
june 1885
p j. Or gan
Brown IL Hawthorne Atiys. Comr.
6, 10. 1.
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Subscribers ICjU hear in
mimi That IRE tCiIt char6e
one doU1r and Ej1y cents
TOR the paper IcheH not paid
WUdrj0biy in udU0nce. 1t
IS TO eUery ones udUnnfn6e
to settle ut once and oct
the paper for one d0IInr.
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visiting friends here.

visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ, g. Brown, of West
Grafton, were visiting their parents this
week. and also V. w. Brown, one of the
b 81 .. carpenters, is visiting at his moth.
ers residence.
The Roy. 8. J. CaYton will preach at
Mount Vernon Sunday the 18th at 10
o'clock a, m, and (same day. Rev hester
will preach at o'clock.
Our candidate for matrimony Is win
Guseman. Success to you, Will,
GRACE GREEN WOOD.
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party.

IT becomes our painful duty 10 cav
that the cemetery is in an swlul
condition, Rank weeds and grass
are ws,at high there. The Council
should at once have the place clean q
ed up 80 that it will present hsl
respectable appearance.
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NoWspaper Law.

THE new postal law which woat into
effect on and after Wednesday July1st
makes the making Ola newspaper and
the refusal TO pay for the same lhe'ti
and any person guilty Of such action
Is liable TO criminal prooer diogs, the
same as il guilty OF stealing goods to
the amount oil his subscription. The
postmaster OF the letter carrier eau
testify in ali such cases. The Ian
ausge oil the lew is as follows:
Taking Of newspaper and re-
iusol to pay for the same rem lers a
person liable 10 criminal prosecu.
lion as hi.j, and toe person guilty
of The same can be punished as il be
he'd stolen goods o toe amount OF
the subscription Nc,o8.
The law IS in ended to be a pro-
lection 10 country newspaper pub
fishers who are every year swiod led
out Of more or less money by IN
scropulcus scamps who take paper
with no intention OF ever paying foe
it, 1t viii put an end 10 the sched-
uIe rules tesoiled to by some men
when asked to pay their little sub
scripnon bile.
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The President has been notified
by an Arkansas patriot that GOV
jsst born to him has been named
Grover Cleveland, with the further
information that while he is not ap
applicant for Office the post, flee al,
Garner Station would lie acceptable,
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Col NJ Lean, while Acting Com
missioner Of Pensions 10 Gen Back 4
absence, had he attention called TO a
paragraph 10 one OF the Pbilsdel-
phis pspers regarding woman nam
ed Margaret A. Cox. who was ter
ubly burned the day prev Jus. Sde
is The widow Of Union soldier, an
the mother Of large family o. chill.
tren, and has had an application for
widow pension on file Tor several
years. Col. Nc. Lan Immediately
had he claim made special, had The
record 'zamined. aud in less than
one hour the claim had been approx
ed, received the signature of the
Secretary Of the Interior. and the
certificate for over $500 back pay
was on its way to lie womnp's home.
And Col. Mclean is one of those
Democrats too whom the Republicans
spoke OF during The late campa On
as being unfAvorabla 70 tbe penrion-
ing Of Union soldiers or their Wild =
ows.
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Mas Iso johnson was elected
PRECEDENT or The ". G.. y. y. Of this
State, aud that organization prompt.
" declared in favor OF third patty.
This is significant when il is known
that Ike is the leeder Of the third
party.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-10

IN The rsadJustInent Of salasies
among the Prendenlial postcfioes a
general reduction Of from 500 to
800 has been ordered. This comes
from the reduction Of letter postage
from three TO two cents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-10

Hon. A. E. Stenson has been APP
pointed First Assistant Postmaster
General III place Of Hon. Malcom
Hay ,resigrei on account Of i'll health.
Mr.. Stenson is 2 native Of Illinois.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

70 the creditors of Ohio 5. Mitchell De
erased:
10 pursuance Of decree OF the Circui
Court Of the County Of Presnon, made
a cause herein pending, 10 subject the re-.
estate II sand Ohio ). Mitchell To the pay
mtnt Of hi- debts, you are requested 10
present your ca ms against tho estate OF
said Oh" 5. Mitchell Tor sJiutic.tio1 IN
/ = RHlphSnydCr, Commissipner, Al his
thce Ia thr said county, on or before the
l6,h day of june mkt
- Wines, smith Crane, Cl"rk of sai
Court, tins 4tn day ot May 1885.
o. 8. g.. Saith Crane. Cl, rR
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EDITOR Bendincer, OF the Charles.
town Democrat, has now sued the
Wheeling Iateihgcncer for $40 600
DAMAGE. He has two snits on hands
nov, and Will be.allowed $40 600
il he gets all be osks for. This Is
hardly likely however.
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SOLDIERS MEETING

TuSggLroN, July 4, IS.
The members If Post No. q, @. A. r..
and several members of the Committee
appointed last fan at the reunion, me; At
Tuonelton sa,urd y, July 3, 1885, for bo
purpose Of makiugarrangcmcnts for hold.
ing q reunion 'his coming fau.
On mo ion, NJ. @. Gibson was chosen
Chairman and j 10. Stuck, Sec. On
motion il was ordered lbat a Committee
OF Two from aach Diet. on the West Side
oi the river De appointed to confer with
Goo Committee appointed stlast Reunion
DO r.g.r3 to selecting time and place for
,ao reunion 6n GL
The following were appointed as Tho
Committee.
LYoM- Eugene Lanhsm, }. y. Stuck.
-VArtrY IS. A. OH, j. J.. McKinny.
-Rmo-F. AI Hmbruer, r. d. Hot-
ard -KHoworD. n. r Mcncar. Jemiaon
snidcr
The committee is TO meet IN Kiugwood,
Monday July, 18Th S. AZ no one was
/ present from lbo East Side the mcellr g
did not fsol at liberty 70 sopoint a com
mi0eo from Grant Pleasant Portland
aud Union bat requested me cx.soldigfs
of those Dsfric's 20 sctcl committee
go meet ibe above members 40 'bo ume
arI pIeca m.ni1ued. on motion the mrc.
ing adjourned.
VI g. Gms,v, Poo
J J. + srUog, Sec.
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Tom CsrskadOn, OF Keyeer, will be
the Prohibition candidate for Gov
srnor Of West. Virginia in the next
-ace. Ike johnson will have to be
provided for o. lhe'ticket also.
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THE w. 9 T. U, declared in favor
OF distinct third party 10 this State,
This means woman's tights at The
POLLS aud petti-coat government in
office.
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ABOUT thirty Of the naval cadets
at AnnsPolis are being tried fer The
very ser'ous ofeDse oil throwing
kios-s At q hevy Of Baltimore Girls
who visited The naval academy as
Sunday scbool e1oorsouia,s.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-10

OUR PEOPLE may oDgrstulals lbem.
selves upon tbs fact astue aIIIh.ve
a ral'rosd s.masi al coon. and May
he sooner than orr neisaborag
village, Morgsnto00 30 So 9Th
motive prompts us 10 saying saa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-10

The Grafton Eagle has been en-
l'rged to an eight column paTer.
l; IS rotten, politically, and besmirch-
ed with ces7-pool wallow. Other
wise it is a pretty good paper.
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WE are not troubled With snakes
IN our boots, We are happy to cay
We have a limited quantity Of brains
10 our bead, however. and this is
more than he Crank who edits the
Tucker Pioneer has.
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GEN. Grant has much improved in
health in the rasi few DAYS, He is
now up in the nountSins out Of the
din and heat Of the city.
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HERE are no less than four libel
quits pending in the courts of the
State agrinst newspaper publishers.
TIE local press have been engaged
IA many broils lstely.
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AT last We are to gel out of the
woods by one bold and long stride.
We are happy to state this week that
our railroad will be completed by
the fret day Of January, 1886.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-10

THE Richie county papera are
Taging war on the old Court House
fence, and the Grafton papers fiji
their local columns each week with
abuse Of Wards alley,
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WE dmire Ike John,

We admire Ike JOHNSON in one
respect, He would not allow the
Prohibition party to he used az a
side-sh for the Republican party
in this State.
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THE attention OF be Mayor is re
spectfully called 10 the condition our
cemetery is now in.
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The cholera in Spain is making
ravages more lesrfully great thar it
has ever done in Europe before.
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Talk OF THE TOWN

becsnse the Stocb is 90 varied, inclu-.
Ding al the latest styles Of the rnost
improved makes, and n regard 10 Is
we viii guarantee them equal ifuOt
lnore pe'ioct than any t-iIoripg es-
'abisbmeut 10 this State turns out.
We will convince any body that the
4boye insertions ans true 10 every
rs,ticulAr.
OIL Us we forgot to mention
bon' Irlcee, but thea they are 90.
heap j; is scarcely worth while to
meut or IT, so&re 20 say that we
can, 'Il eos do sell clothing. hs.a
car and Ge"ss iq;ni,hiuR eoOds for
less money than say house in Toy
Tor OF ado ming counti~sa
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The toot OF the locomotive viii
be a common occurrence here after
January lst.
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We warrant our whiskuy all Rye. and
Barley malt. tits taken away proof from
he worm, and reduced with disGnc,
wgter
NoTIcE. L he 'cby certif. that accord
iVgio the Government books, n. NJ. jar
!e.t, 1" ihe dis,ilHtiou 81 Isis Rye Whi4-
mat InuV II. l.Aru.,r
Dept Rev, Col. Dist OF West Vir.ii "a
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V.TISTNE LTrERTg W0Rg EvT.
ANNCUNCEMEMENT
or THE
r RESTON ACADEM
KlNGWOOD w. VA.
EDWARD S. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL.
With necessary Assis' ant Teachers

Summer .erm begins Monday, July
goth 1889. Normal, classical and Acad
einiC Courses OF study, embracing tho
English branches, Higher alternate s,
and the Latin, Creek and German Lam
guages. Primary Department under the
supervision Of an experienced lady
teacher Tuition 81. 90 to s.. rs per mon tn
of four weeks. Primary Department Sl
per month OF four weeks. No deduction
for parts of months. Tuition to be paid
al the beginning of each month, Address
the Principal for circulars. 32t
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TOWN TALK!

Ever since opening our Spring
5 o,k Of Meu's, Boys. and Childrsn'o
Clothing il has been the
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One
80 ord
NEore.

You are aware no doubt that straw
bais vi / be worn tbis RUNNER,
Well we have struck a
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SUBSCRIBE for THz ARGUS. So a
the 0ess local paper in The county.
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HD AC-.N iC

10 that l,ne, b7,bvyipg direct lrom
'nsnu'aciurco, d,reo, whi'e,lbo STOW
WAS en- tbo ground and you toow
how q uan Hill ehcr Gee straw bate
under boro circuastaoccs. Now We
intend 90 We you tao big srd O.
our lu Z o bis line.