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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-24
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Die aouifiana GtaatsIotterie if bic sinsiae.
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RupferbIe6 unb 96tbe Bel piper &
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Spart @eIb unb 3eit.
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Wir, bic nnter5ei6neten Witslieber
bes Sinans GDmites baben ben 8eri6t
ses Gefretdrs fir bic 6 Monate, tpel9e
am 81. December 1885 enben, fores
fdItig geprift uu6 ri6tig befun0en.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
Nfw putliatioua

THROWS CITY DIRECTORY, 1886.
Centennial Numser)
ready for delivery Tuesday. July 9Th. Prce So.
Also WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Second Edition) revised since May Isl Price. 81 So
For years City Directory has boon pub
lshod continuously.
We PRINT in the preface OF this edition the City Directory
OF 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
Corntrp propertp Wauieo

WANTED. BY family OF three persons 4
w nicely furnished house with stabnT until octope |
within hour OF The city Hudson iIFeF OF Ne"h"''h
~ GFO. RHETT station D., New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

lFor Reviews of New Books. including "The
Cruise of the Bscchante by the Princes of Wales.
India Revisited" by Edwin Arnold. " Romance
and Reyery" by Edgar Fawcett. and number of
Novels, and selections from the July magazines, see
Tenth Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

AOlxN "A will convince you.
n 6TH-AVE- n Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
Qurtion Sales Of Real estate.
DICHARDY. HARNETT g. CO., Auctioneers,
VIII sell 1t auction Thursday, July "a: o,,or
at IL O'clock Real Estate f1change Aucuoh
Room, 90 70 - ~ L6srt{st

wfI sell at auction Thursdsy, JuIy ~ ,nc,,or
atl2 o'clock noon ct Real Estate Exchange Aucuoh
Room, 90 to 20 Libertyst
EXECUTORs SALE
By order OF the New.YorK supreme Conrt
yaInabls store Dwelling and Tenement Property; 80,
Nos a. and az DvfsionsI, brick houses ana ots
with soresj sory and attc adjoining
lot 25x65. 10 feet $500. ,,ot ,,v.,,
NO SO Vandrwaer.t Pearl St, 4story brick dwell
ing house and lot lot 236x57 feet. ~ -. .,n o,,c
brick dwelling house and lot lot l79 feet 'front.' lo rear
about 80. feet deep . 49,. ..s IN,
No Gi Fast Rroadway between Pike and RUTGERS ss 4
story brct tenemenL house and lot: lot 25r75 feet 49,
No l27 Henryst between PIKE and rutgers ss os'"iy
brick dwelling and lot lot 25xluO feet 1900 an,
No ~ near story brick store and
lot 10; 20x7O feet
no 75s 7th.ave between 10th and 5oth SITS . - ,
Ihe Beaufort extra well built 5sory bck sto.e anu
apartment house containing eighteen mats
30 feet o ,-,.o,
FRANKLIN A. PADDOCK. Referee beekmanS 81
s. w a H. w. GAINES, Pl. Atty. Zs4 Pearl-st
Maps at Auctionecrs Office. IL fiberfyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
Cost an0 fonno.

Y OST Bank Book No. 1O3. 357 on Dry Dock
IL Bank. ANY person having claims npon ssn
book are called upon the 20 The bank wt
TIL RTY DAYS or the viii be declared cancelled
ana ex tinguishef issued an lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

S..,SN-AT NOUN HOPE LADIES SEM
~ -1sJO inaIy Music and Art ext ~ or1yrr
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Business 0haures.

A RARE CHANCE.--A rare chance to invest
n $40 600 in Thoroughly established. prosperous and
staple business fullest investigation solicited only per-
sous me aiming business neef apply. Address
JOHN ID. TKEADWELL.
20 Box 343s,
New York City
nor SALE.-Well established hat store /;
small neat prohtable located on best downtown street,
bargain. Address OW NEii Box 81. tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

TOR SALE.-Lady will sell powder horn
IL been through American Revolution of 1888
HORN, Iribuns ptown ONCE l,2SS BroAdwW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
Ciip l1roperip rantso.

ENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH son
" and daughter sister and daught all grown desire 70
ront for the furnished apartments or
private dwelling with than 1--WE bedroom when win
sccommodate ak grown Location fronting ON cen
trail PARK preferred Family going ont OF town or ne sum
responsible tenant who WIN pay 'or me Prt
ege taking charge Of their house while absent Address
wit terms, - - ,.o,,. ~ "
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-12-09
Rig Fare at Isruceton,

BRUCEToN, Dec. 6, 'e6.--The alarm
Of ire was heard ringing through our
streets last Thursday evening about
half past seven; dense cloud Of
smoke was discovered arising from
the roof Of w. 5. Armstrong; resi-
aeHce. Willing hands wer. soon up
Oh the scene to do all that could b.,
done to save the burning building,
but the flames had made such h q i
way that their efforts we're rruitle,-.
They then turned their attention To-
saving the HOUSEHOLD goods and th
re all removed to- a place Of SAT, ty
except a large quantity Of canned
fruit in the cellar which, in the bur
~ and excitement, was forgotten.
OthcT members of the crowd togeth.
CT with lhc ladies, in the mean time
were carrying water and flhting D.
save the other buildings that stood
near. A heavy brcczr was blowing
from the South at the time and had
IL not been for the snow on the root.
Of The Oth"r buildings half the toW n
would have been consumed. The
night vas a bitter cold one, hut q
number NJ persons stool sldverinq
around the ruins until the last EN-.
hers had hickered out
The flames made slow progress,
but shone with such b,iIliancy thai
il was almost as light as day for O
| quarter Of mile around.
The ere is supposed 10 have orig
mated in the third story or garrrt
from a defective nue No one was in
the house at the time the FIRE occur
ed, and the doors were locked. conse
/ quently no one is responsible for the
/ accident,
TIE doors md windows wpr,
nearly All taken out and thou h the
building was large one the loss &,
estimated at about 5000, with no in.
surance.
This Is Brpceton frst Gre sine,
It's Incorporation, and &c IS hoped
will be The last one.
Many thanks are due the goo,
people Of Brapdonyills GoF thei
timely assistance in this our time o
need SPgcrAToR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-12-09
History of the knights TcmpIar.

The graphic story Of the origin,
rise, and growth, and the decline and
fall, Oh this famous military and r..
ligiOus order has hardly It's parallel
in all history. o. modern historians
the auth"r OF ibis sketch, James An
thony troude is.probably better than
any other, qnallh,d to tell it in
manner worthy Of the theme.
This celebrated order was cstab
lisbed in lll7, tor the urpose ol
keeping pen. for Pilgrim, the road
between the scap"rts of Acre and
} rnsilcm. IL cousistci origin il
of nine FIR nch Krigh1s OF nuhI,
hirth, vii" assumed tlu app lIatim,
OF Il b. Poor Broth,r. IN Chrlsi :"
ticy took upon themselves ,ows nl
p"v'r'y AMI of chastity. and 0r ~
questioning ub, Ill, &c, 10 th, Pun.
arch Of Jerusalem and 10 III, knight
whom They should choose as th,ir
Grand Master. rhc Ori,r snon
grew into the most u. pprlant one IN
Christcudun, having 'mmcnsc ro-
sessions IN D. arly every kugdom it,
Eur"p,, even after their hna ,xpui
SION from Paicstin, bJ tue Surac,ns
in $50 Tie strrl OF the lealnus,
Which -prSuu up against III, oar
among tie Eur p,nn soyor,igns-th,
P"pc IL clud, dis told IN sufficient
lciail + rhaps tn most mt, rect.
/ z chapter ~ linsc which tell 81
the arrest and trial ct tm Fr,nch
lempIars 10 307; their coudemnp.
tion. and burning at II, stake. I'm
1914, If } wqu $ te MJrlay, their
last Gennd master.
The h~tor c i * tch above ref r..
ed TO bus recently been published in
a srrlcs Of articles in The Library
Ma azine, at Is now issued in o
very neat clotb.bnund volume AZ the
pric Of PC nt-, both that and The
Library Ma1azinr b ing published
by Joan b. Alden, OF New York
which accounts FOR the low price
issued 10y any other house The cos,
would probably BE- 81 GO or more.
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Married.

The Methodist Church on Oak
street was filed TO repletion on
Wednesday evening, the occasion
being the wedding, heretofore an
nounced in these columns, of Miss
Katie Townshend and Mr.. Marshall
w Crane. A pretty pavilion of
evergreens, decorated with tho pink
and white flowers of the rhododen
dorm, occupied the center of the aisle
Just inside the sanctuary space.
This was lanked on every side by
pretty vaces of bright-hued flowers
lastly arranged. A beautiful we'd
ding march was played upon the or
gan by Miss Susie Hamill as the
bridal party entered and passed
down the aisle Mr.. Chester Crane,
with Miss Mary TOwnshend leading,
the bride and groom following them
TO their allotted position under the
canopy, where the MARI ,ge ceremO.
ny was performed by the Rev. Mr..
Sharps. After prayer by the oflicia
ting minister, the nCwly-made cou-
pie, with their attendants, relatives
and a lost of friends, proceeded to
the residence of the BRIDES parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Towusbend, on
Water street, where congratulations
were shOwered on the happy pair
The party |, # for Terra Alta, the
home OF the groom, on the 0 p. m.
train, followed by the kind wishes of
their mum, rous friends in Oakland,
including the Democrat, for long,
happy and prosperous matrimonial
career -[Oakland Democrat.
The ARGUS joins the Democrat
in wishing the happy pair a "pros.
porous matrimonial career" The
Bible says.
Whose 6ndeth a wife findeth
good thing. and obtaineth favor of
the Lord"
On December 1st, by Elder +. b.
Shaver, David II. Stickley. Esq, Of
Mt. Olive, Va, to Miss Louisa c.
Stone, Of Maurertown, Va, formerly
Of Kipgwood, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-12-09
Personal rlnIGKIrHs.
Notes on the Movements OF Restless
Humanity all Around US.

Notes on the Movements of Restless
Humanity all Around u.
DR. j. II. Msnown and son Ed,
of Weston, have been whiting old
friends in Kiugwood this week.
Mr.. ID. Il. Jackson. of KiDgwood.
is registered at the Stamm House. -
tuesdays Intelligencer.
Mr.. Pyt,r Vollz has been suiT,r
ing considerably this week with q
crippled leg.
Judge Ollie. of Morgantown, who
was here during the late term OF
court returned TO his home on Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. II. Brown are
still in Rowlesburg.
Geo. c. Sturgis, Esq, of Morgan.
town was in town over Tuesday
night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-12-09

How au old man eighty y,ars OF
age, could ride this mare appears to
be a mystery as she is quite spir
tied sniinal. and not without a repu-
tation in her own neigh, ar God
She belongs TO John n, D,A.,a
Luzerne township, and for = lor.
time had the inside track ON the
'boys" whe are considered the bul
lies at collaborating. More than one
young man has mounted her VITA a.
much assurance as Rarvy himself
would have had, and while some
were put OIL quicker than they 90,
on, others have been given time To
say, IL believe | will get off" in u
tone that appeared to mean. | will.
if can, before she puts me Off
Within the lat year, Mr.. Dearth put
her TO all kinds of farm work, finding
her success TO wagon, pillow. drill
etc. After the work was done this
fall, he decided to have her trained
rs driving and saddle horse. Mr..
Alfred knight being an expert
horseman, he put her into his hands
for training Mr.. knight WAS hav-
ing good success, driving AMI riding
her on all occasions, yet he had not
arrived ut the point, where he
thought an old man could ride her,
for when the young men suspected
Gregg had stolen horse, and ex.
amined the tracks. Mr.. Knight said,
1t is not any of my horses tracks,
it looks like Maud SIS, but then tn,
old man could not have gotten away
with her" And the strangest part
of it is, it is not known that Gregg
has had any experience with horses
since a young man.
Allow us 10 digress while we say
few words in regard to M,ssrs.
knight and Crawford not arrestlng
Gregg. They would have been very
foolish, as they were not prepared
TO defend themselves in the manner
that Gregg is said To be alway pre-
par, d, and the man up stairs has all
the advantage; but we meet wi Ii
brave men who tell us how they
would have taken him, or he would
have them. "Talk is cheap on
such an occasion, and the man who
hollows loudest is generally the first
to run, and then they were young
men, and may have thought they
would have To pattern after their
elders in the neighbOrhood. who bad
let him slip, aud possibly they
thought he had slipped so often, and
got so old, that Limitation" had cut
him out Il Unipntown Genius.
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"The West virginia UiiI>."

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Probably FniaI Accident.

Weston, December 4.-Henry
Brannon, Jr., con of Judge Henry
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best.
The past ten days has been very
hard on coal piles.
Use Onion Cough Syrup.
The little house on the Vankirk
lot,used by the stone.cutters, is now
known as the Government Build
ing,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-12-09

Use Onion Cough Syrup,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-12-09
Use DIR. Henry's Worm Syrup.

For forty years, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral has been demonstrated TO
be the most reliable remedy in use,
for colds, coughs, and lung diseases.
Slight colds should not be neglected
The Pectoral will prevent their be
coming chronic.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-12-09

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10 Gathering Golden Grain from
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World One Of The many interest.
ing stories in the last number, "a
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years subscription, SO cents a
year Address w. Scott Garner
TubneItop, w. Va.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-05
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