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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
Overripe HAY.

Most of the hay cut is Overripe. Farm
work is pressing at this season, and it
is not always possible to cut either hay
or grain in the best stage. 1t is safe,
however, to say that grass after its
stalk has hardened into woody fibre
has lost much of its punitive value.
The success with feeding ensilage,
which is always cnt green, proves the
advantage of early cutting - Cultiva-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
Two Farms for Sale.

The home farm which now live consisting
of 100 acres Of new good land. situsted two miles
south west Of North Danville- 4 Iso farm stu
ated between North Danvile and the Steam mill.
consisting of $50 acres Of hand, with wood enough
on il to pay for it. Payments made easy.
A. W. HAWKINS.
North Danville vi. tScti
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
PATENTS.
r.. H. E ID d Y

r.. H. E ID d Y,
No. 10 State Street opposite Kilby Street Boston
Secures patents in the United States also i
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by
RENTING dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No agency ia the United States pos
superior fdcilitsS for obtaining Patents or
acertGining the paentdbitity OF Intentions. K. II.
EDDY Solicitor of Patents
TESTIA OSIALS.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy of the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom l have had
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ IA person more trust
worthy ar more capable OF securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent Of
tce.'-EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner o.!
Patents"
Boston, October 10, 1876.
Il. II. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in lS40, my first patent. Since then yOn have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the hest agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but
still give you a mOst the " hole of my business, in
your line aud advise others to employ you
Yours truly GEORG l. DRAPER.
Boston Jan. l. iSS5.-ly
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
Hornes shonld Lie Down.

Many horses have the habit of sleep
ing standing up. Ii is a very injurious
habit and the horse should be broken
of it if possible. The narrow stalls in
which horses are often placed makes
recumbent position very difficult. 1t
is cruelty tn the animal 10 place him IN
such "a stall after doing a hard days
work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
A High-Toned Servant.

Florida is full of surprises, pleasant
and otherwise. The one sprung upon
little lady who OWNS and runs II
hourishing orange grove n few miles
out of the city, might be cited as ex-
cessive. Needing hired help on her
grounds she was induced through the
representations of third party tn en-
ploy a young Englishman who was
seeking an insight into orange culture.
Having arranged what she considered
satisfactory terms, she regularly en-
gagged the young man and charged the
cook to attend to his comforts ut the
kitchen table. her family Directing to
hired help at the family board. Judge
of this good lady's state of mind, when
after three days experience, her
hirehng developed into the sou of an
English nobleman, who accompanied
Mrs. Sartoris on her recent voyage 10
visit her father. and who sinply pro-
posed to employ the interim before her
return to learn something practical of
life i'm Florida. Any servant who
wishes very respectful treatment will
get the same now if employed in this
family, and the kitchen table has one
place to rent Florida Times Union.
The lower branch of the New Hamp-
shire legislature Is considering a whip
ping-post bill, designed for the benefit
of wife heaters. 1t is modelled after
the Delaware statute, and provides
that a man convicted of beating his wife
may be publicly whipped by tile sheriff
or his substitute with from 10 To &C
stripes "well laid on" There is an al
Tentative of six months imprisonment
aud the judge may, if he thinks the
case demands it, infiiet both punish
ments.
There Is a temperance insurance
company III Scotland and by its regu,
latiOBs a total abstaiHer can obtain in
surance at ten per cent less premium
l than a moderate dIinker.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30

from 81 90 mp To $1,000. An kinds of Watches new
and secondhand lowest prices. also chains charms
Pins. Rings bracelets Cuff Buttons Necklaces,
everything the JeWelry line at loves, cash price
\ complete stock of all kinds OF Musical Instru-
meDts BanOs Violins. AceOTdioRs Drums, Flies.
Flutes. TrOinbones. Organetts Harm0nicas, Violin
bows and all kinds Of Violin aud Banjo strings.
Al L; i'll q
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
Nice Calling Cards.

Gilt essed, IN boxes OF eases very neat. Jus
the thing every lady wants. Call and them
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
BABY CARRIAGE
Spy Glasses, Telescopes

II styles and prices of Bird Cages, Good Cage
c. large one 81. HAMMOCKS all prices from 9Oc
81 90 a good Hammock for 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
LOOK OUT
FOR FLIES.
As it is almost fly time you can save lots Of
trouble by buying Screen door and some Window
screens at the
VARIETY STORE
also all parts separate. A fine assortment of
CROOUET

| all prices The best and cheapest. Fine croquet
| mailets Z inch heads Everything in BOYS
| WAGONS all prices from 25c to $500. A nice
large wagon for $I.0O WHEELBARROWS Lap
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
PLAIN & FANCY GROCERIES

The only place in town
where you can get the celebrat-
ed Lilly White" Flour. 1t is
the best. Also, have several
other choice brands at low
prices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-07-30
GIRLS DOLL WAGONS.

All styles of Yases and Bags Large Valise 81.
Fishing Tackle, tiossamers, Circulars Coats Hats.
Sleeves and Covers. Base Ball goods The cheapest
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Rev Thomas Thomas. OF Fayettc.
vile, Ark, is one hundred and fourteen
years old.
Tho skull OF Douglass. the Ito
Indian var chief is used as paper
weight hy the editor of the Glcnwood
(Col) Echo.
Judge Swan, OF Sulsun. Cal, ro-
Scmhlcs General Grant So strikingly
that the Impression upon stranger is
most startling. san Francisco CdH
An ancestor OF Jay Gould, Major
Nathan Gould 10y name, was the wealth..
est man in PlNinGcld Conn. la 1870
Statistics show him to have bccn worth
$1,000. ~ D. Grdphic.
Mrs Laura Moore. ST. Louis lady.
has not only taken the first prilu mt tho
Paris Conscrvatoirc for her splendid
alto voice, but is being sued by her st.
Louis husband for u divorce. She thus
starts out under most auspicious con.
ditionS for - great lyrical triumph --
chicago inter OcCdR
I'm Schoharlo County n. Y. there
are two women twins. ninety years
of age. Both are described as we'll
preserved active and in full possession
of their mental facu ties. Each was the
mother of seven children, the eldest OF
each family being alive. one nc the ago
OF siNty-liyo, the other siXty-cight years.
Troy Times.
10 is said OF X-Nicc-prcsdont Han
nlbal lIamlin that during his long pub.
lie career the venerable ex-senator has
been from Maine TO Washington and
return one hundred times or more. has
visited every State i'm the Union but
Oregon, and has crossed the Atlantic
and passed some time in Spain, and
yet IN all his travels he never rode on
train OF II boat when an accident oc-
currcd.
kossuth has gone TO tho Alps. and
II now transpiros that ho was driven
there by his poverty For years tho
poor old soldier has been deriving "a
prccnrous support in Turin by teach
ing the English language which ago
and iniirmity now compel him to
abandon, but his sons, who have u
farm in the Alps, have given him
home and will take good care of him. -
Boston J0UrH0k
Mrs. Theodore Tilton, though not
known TO moro than fifty people i'm
town, Tor she never COOS into society, ia
one OF the frequent visitors ut the art
galleries and picturc-shops along Wa
bash avenue, says Il Chicago CORE
spondent She dresses plainly. but very
neatly Her hair is iron gray She
makes her home with her daughter
Alice, who is now the wife of Mr Gar
din, an Englishman, engaged In tho
First National Bank as correspondent.
-Harprr'S B0sdr.
The nnc now living cx-Sonators
who were mombcrs OF the United States
Senate at the beginning Of the war and
who took their seats at the memorable
first session of the Thirty Con-
grcss on July 4, 1861. are Willard Sauls-
bury, of Delaware Lyman Trumbull
OF illinois; James Harlan, of Iowa;
samuel &. Pomcroy OF Kansas; Henry
NJ. Rice and Morton s. Wilkinson, OF
Minnesota; Daniel Clark, OF New Hamu-
shire John sherman, of Ohio and
James Il Doolttlc, of Wisconsin. ~
y. TrtJuRc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20

quality. To pass n dividend~ u not
TO pay it. There are other slang
phrases used In connection with the
business of stock privileges, which Is
not ''rocogniaed by or done publicly
at the Exchange. Privileges To receive
or to deliver securities are bought and
sold outside the institution. Russell
Sage is the king operator in these Pc
cuhar transactions. Stock privileges
are puts and calls or combina-
uonS of both. A put" is the privilege
OF putting or selling 20 the ono who
sells 1t a certain quantity of a specified
stock at designated price within n
hNcd time. A ''call' is the privilege
OF calling for or buying certain stock
st specified price within given time.
The seller OF tn, put must be ready TO
buy, and OF the call TO sell. Whenever
called upon. A "straddle" is the OBJ
ton of either buying or selling; il com
blncs the put aud call in one. and dit
icrs from the spread" in that the
market price at the time of purchase is
filled into the latter, while i'm tho
''straddle' the price may vary from
that OF the market by agreement or
otherwise. The cost OF stock privileges
varies with the length of time they have
TO run. the difference between the prices
named in thom from those current on
the day the privileges are sold the ac-
tvty OF tho market. and other condi-
tons, and is from one per cent. tothrco
per cent of the amount involved. EN-
pertS affirm that they have duplex
character that OF policies of insurance
and that of tickets in lottery. In OK
ccptional cases only are they means of
profit to any but those who issue them.
Even the lattcr-with the exception of
the shrewd operator now so conspicu-
GUS in the business. aud possibly not
even OF him are likely To come 10
grief, as the large majority of their
predecessors have done The gain of
ne holder is dependent, first, on favor
able turns in the market, and next. on
his ability and promptnoss in utilizing
them. Keen intellect, provision. nerve
watchfuness and tigcrish spring at op-
portunity must unite TO prevent the loss
OF what is invested in them. "Don'tH
IS the best advice to- those who seek adj
vice about fooling with them. RI.
IVhedticH ga H0rper'S Nagdeine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20
DWELLING HOUSES.
Sensible style Preferable 10 Gin gor- Brca
Architecture.

Sensible style Preferable 20 Gin gor- Bread
Architecture.
a few words as To- domestic architect.
ure. Our rural dwellings are, almost
universally throughout tho country, OF
wood. In consequence IL is difficult TO
overcome their box-like appearance
and identify them with the landscape.
An average village. unless so cmbow-
ered as TO conceal its construction, looks
too much like an accumulation of dry.
goods crates. The nearest approach to
harmonlzatiOn with nature Is generally
10 be found jim old, weather beaten
farrnhOuscs, nesting i'm their fields
among the orchards almost as naturally
as the great bOuIdcr- in the pastures.
landscape photograph into which tho
average trim dwelling intrudcs is n
proof Of how trying 10 natural beauty
Is the usual abode Of man in this coun-
try. Wcll-meanin0 effort. hav" been
made 10 remedy this ugliucss 10y the
addition Oi adOrnmcnt which. how
ever being for The most part purpose
loss, and adding 10 the cost withOut any
corresponding benefit only aRgratatcs
the owl. Tho iig-sawod work drops
away the gay paint washes OIL. and u
distressing shabbiucss cusuC4 Even
when such % house is kept in smart re-
pair, the change Of fashion in architect
ural millinery makes 10 look ridiculou-.
like woman with last-ycar's
bonnet Really good architecture,
however. looks as well tity years hence
~ 10 does to-day whatever Che pre- ai-
ing style may be- I'm bu'lliuy 70 house.
Che true way is 90 make its plan a.
conycnicnt possible, and let TO- cH-
terror conform thereto Symmetrical
lines and good proportion give house
Dts artistic character end uD. MS ore
nnmcutaton The best houses are
those which havo little on no ornnmen-
tation Tor OrnamoniatiOu' sake oI-
though useful features, like vor3ndas.
dormcrs, and b8g-w Window may servo
the purposes of OruNmonfat.o0. Tor
wooIcn house nothing more sul.ian-
fol. economical aud pleasing 20 l1e
O. can Dc dnv sod ,han one designed
ln good proportions. without aup 0rna-
mtniotOn whatever, and outrc,y cove
cred with shingles stained. perhaps
in two or three tnts The faiu u
wearing away, will NOT become
shabby Ike paint but Che surfaces
viii assume weather hcn'cu grap-. SOFT
and harmonious. and slightly vmyiug
according 90 Tho original lGo Tie
stain may be renewed whom desired. on
the natural hucs which nature gives al-
lowed io stay. as they have been im
parted Iy hrr kind touch Then. as
vines Chamber over tho walls. and trees
end ehruhbcry grow up r0uudabOuj.
from yea to year abe house will gain
character as q homo and become dcaror
90 the bearts Of ,be dVeler therein
OHjga
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20
LUCKY DAYS.

When May with apple blossoms
tier loVing-Cup Is browning
Mlh beams and dews and winds that get
Inc honey from the violet
win hopes on which the heart Is sct
On, thcn's the time for wOolug,
for wooing. and FOR suing
Dear lad. the time for wooing!
When August calls the locust
To sound tho years undong.
Aud, Ike some altar dressed OF old
In drtpery OF cloth OF gold
High pastures thick with broom unfold
On, thcns the time for woOng
lor wooing, and for suing,
Dear lad, the time for wooingl
When brown October pauscs
The ripencd Woodland viewing.
And al the sunny forests spread
Their fallen leaves. as hearts blood rcd
a carpet NJ for brides to tread
on. then's the time for wooinR
for Nooing, and Tor suing,
Dear lad, the time for woOinRl
oh, listen. happy lover.
Your happy fate pursuing:
Mncn ueids arc green, when woods are Snre
Nhcn storms arc white. when stars arc cleaI
On each sweet day of each sweet wear
on. thens the time for woolng
Tor Wooing. and for suing
Dear lad the time for woOinR
--HHTrtot Prescott SpoGo'd, "a Hdrpers Ba1d,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20

the people flying for their lives, anu
ABOUT gave myself mp for lost had
been struck by the center of tho c,.
clone and was being borne out into the
country at lightning-cNpre 5 ira N speed
out oelng ON the topo II. eNpcr euccd
no more inconvenience that would
nave felt IN a Pullman sleeper But
at'er awhile | begin To think what
would happen when | stopped. con
less was but poorly prepared for the
trip that was forced upon me. In the
hurry OF my departure had neglected
To take my pocket-book with me, and
as tue cyclone was taking an casterly
direction began TO wonder how /
should return .in case landed some
whore on the Atlantic coast
Then | rccollectcd that the thing
mad no brakes, and ii | stopped at all
II was going to be mighty sudden. and
! bad not made my WI
These things alarmed me somewhat
suddenly | saw some huge object com
ing toward me. IL whirled right under
me and | grabbed it. Ii was Il mat
t'eSs from some poor fellow bod |
was saved,
| gave myself no more uncasiuess.
nut laid right back on that mattress
struck a match. liz. my cigar and pro-
ceeded to enjoy myself rs we'll as posSi-
bic under the circumstances.
After ! had travelled several miles
out into the country | began To think
about my wife and children had left
behind. | concluded the cyclone had
done wrong. in thus tearing me away
from the bosom of my family, anil said
as much - IT,
81 explained to IL how worried my
wife would be because had gone away
without bidding her goodbye, and that
as much rs ! appreciated its refined So-
ciety, would feel extremely oh iged if
II would return me again TO my native
vine and iig-trce.
We'll. boys, never knew cyclone
had such Il tender heart; but that cy-
clone somehow or other took return
swe 'p, and before knew what was
which. ! and my mattress were wing
upon the roof OF my residence and not
hair harmed.
opened the scuttle i'm the roof and
descended to find my .fe nearly dead
from fright at my sudden departure
She said right tn re that we had TO quit
mat town at once, and so I've come up
H'lc 10 stay.
For several minutes "a horribly IN
tense silence reigned in our office. Thon
one OF the boys sad gently
1T must have been pretty stin
breeze. eh, ColonclP"
',Stilf breezel" said the Colonel, i'm
disguised tones. "why, that doesn' {
even attempt TO describe it,"
Then another of the boys recovered
and said:
You say. Colonel. YOU laid right
back on that mattress -"
"Yesn'
While you were tearing along in the
midst Of the tempest"
"Yesm
"And YOU struck a match and lit a
cigar -?''
i"
Then a small cyclone seemed 60
strike the Colonel, and his place on the
railing was vacant - Recb's Sun.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20
Salt Lakes in Afghanistan.

Sir Peter Lumsden's paper on his OK
periences IN Afghanistan. read before
the Royal Geographical Society. I'm
London, contains an account Of the
curious lake upon which the Tckke
lurcomans are dependent for their SUM
plies Of salt T0is lake is six miles
square. is situated at an elevation of
about fourteen hundred feet above the
sea-ievel. and is surrounded on all sides
by a steep precIpitOus descent The
yield of salt De- practically unlimited for
the bed OF the lake is one solid mass Of
level rock ,dlt covered only by an inch
ortwo Of water, the depth of the deposit
being unknown. a second lake fur
ni-hes She Sayks If Pcnid b with salt
This lake is much larger than the one
just described, and the salt iu +. does
not present such q smooth unhrokeo
surface The salt is dug ont in tbe form
O. lake- about four inches I'm thickness.
which are packed into bags and carried
on camels to market without any Kind
OF preparation " j. Post
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20
HUMOROUS.

Lillian spencer has written n novel
After AL" Some women want tho
earth. HcrchaHt TTaUeicr.
Parlor croquet has been succeeded
by baseball at cards i'm the library, and
wo may expect TO hear of Cricket on
the Hearth. ~ IfitsburGh TClegyaDh
A Pennsylvania man who had been
taking medicine five years TO arrest
soncning OF the brain, was taken i'm
last week by lightning rod man. Ho
has about concluded that his case is
hopeless Chicoqo Lcdqer.
Two ways Of looking at it. Artist
(pointing 10 stranded boaD 'Bcoun-
iul effect. with that old boat in the fore
ground W Ole Salt -"Ycs; she's Just
in "a good position 10 give her "a fresh
cont OF paint ~ T. H0H
Fanny Ism it too bad that Clara
Dean is so ugly It's owing to those
horrid frcckles Julia n don't OBJ
iect 10 frccklcs 30. you don'tp"
'No. Not when they are on somo
other girls face. VI Ih7qdephi4 IuN
Thunder" exclaimed stock
broker ON board yacht in the lower
bay yesterday afternoon. where Is the
iaptaiu'' Here I ann said that
gentleman. Wei, ! say Captain. I
forgot 10 leave a very important mo
sage for my partner. lIa.o you got "a
telephone on board? ~ J IuHc.
Prof Bickuorc rises ~ inquire.
How docs ily Ivy Wen. profc sYr.
II Won parted Your hair with towel
you'd know u Gics in circle. aul
always manages % got back iO thr old
stand on 90 bald headed mans bump of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20
DRAWING THE LINE.
New York View of Justice In the "Rou
dy West"


New York View of Justice In the Row
dy West"
II was Nebraska jail, tavern. sa-
loon and real estate agency combined.
The Sheriff came out 20 welcome the
traveller, and he seemed to be a very
nice sort Of n man.
Things isn't just as I'd want 'em.
you know" he apologcticallyo observed.
'but this is a new country, and we
can't have everything at once. Make
yourself right TO home while the old
woman cooks dinner"
While waiting for the promised meal
one of the five or six men lounpin1 o
around the place entered the room and
asked the traveller for chew Of to-
baccO
jim. you mustn't do it-you really
mustn't, said the landlord. IL want
TO do what's right and fair, but must
draw the line somewhere. You iail-
birds must not try to put yourselfs on an
equality with the guests OF my hotel. "
"A iailbird, did you sayP" quoried the
traveller. as Jim Withdrew.
Yes. He's in for two months. All
that crowd ont there are in Jail"
But where's the iail?"
Right here. TaiD't no silver-plated
palace, I'll admit, but its the best the
county can afford
Where do you lock EN- up?"
Nowhere. There isn't a lock on
any door
But what prevents ON from run
ming OfT2''
Nothing in pcrtickler Re .kon
they u all clear out as soon as the grub
gifts poor and ] begin TO water the
whisky
and you won't try to stop 'em?''
'Ob. no. I'm willing 10 be Sheriff
and Jailor, and want to see the county
g,t along, but they mustn't put too
many burdens on me. IN y SIM.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20
a Eeathsr in par,.in.. can

An orang-Outsug. now on exhibition
10 Vienna, recently showed human
trait which may be regarded az fresh
evidence in favor Of Darwinism. lie is
20 tame that be is allowed 10 walk about
freely among the visitors Tho other
day lady suddenly missed her poclfef-
book and accused the ONLY other rer.
son present of having stolen h. TIo
man protested Indignantly but as he
was bcing searched Tho missing article
was suddenly thrown at the ceiling by
the monkey While the lady apolo-
gIed' she found that her handkerchief.
"hch she had used but a moment be-
lore was gone. too. The monkey had
stol'n u while the man wa being
Jarchcd ~ y Sun
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20
EXCHANGE LINGO.
The Meaning 81 Many Terms Used by
New York stock-Brokers.

The Meaning 81 Many Terms Used by
New York stock Broker.
The technology Of the stock Ex.
change is TOO large for full quotation.
Conversions sre the exchanges Of
bonds for equivalent share Of stock.
such bonds being called convert
iblos.' Collaterals' are securities of
any kind pledged for borrowed money
Plodging them is termed 'hypotheca-
ton a good delivery" is Of GER
hhoates of stocks or bonds legally is-
sued, bearing satisfactory power of ot
torney on the back or appended. and
transferred agroeably to t6e laws Of Inc
Exchange a "5ad delivery" is tho
opposite and involves the right OF AN.
peal 70 the Committee on Socurite.
aud thence 90 the Governors differ
enoes are money balances paid where
stock is not transferred which seldom
happens To lend "ilat" means with.
ont interest To water stock is to
Increase its quantity aud impair lts
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20

Condensed timetable OF passenger train,
Tor the stations named below.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20

Vile dr. poys is lookn' at dis
kowmelyah p sncss ] moost scoop some
more ilants somevcros. remarked Bif
mares os Dee sent Tor his atlas and
geography. iHfs,Hlg. ChroHl4e
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20

Besides the above-namcd rains there is a
way Train with assenger car attnche that
goes both East and West daily except Suniay
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-20

WESTWARD.