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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-10
AUCTION sALEs-rutuse Days.
BY Furman Tupper,
Real Estate Agent ard Auctioneer,
loIs Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ BEAUTIFUB AND vALU ABLE
BUILDING LOTS on CARY AND Z ANAL
STREETS, NEAR FOUSUEE.-By virtue OF
a decree Of the Chancery Court 81 the city
OF Richmond In the suit OF Carter guardian
&C. Bargamin ~ ais. entered on the Z3d day
OF January, IsS6. the undersigned. special
commissioner will sell by pubic auction,
on the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ~, 1856,
at 4:3O O'Clock p. ~, that VACANT LOr
commencing AZ the northwest corner Of
Canal and Foushee streets. fronting one
hundred and thiTty.three feet on the north
side OF Canal street and running back be-
tween parallel lines one hundred aud nity
feet. THIS property Will be sold as "a whoie
or m separate lots. a. II may seem best at
the sale
Also that BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
or cary street. near fouShce ad,oiuing on
the east the residence ~ Mrs. Laura a. bar
gamin No. : west cary rect. fronting <pl
twenty-five feet on the sonth Side oi NAIy
street, and running back between p1th"''
Ines one hundred aud nfty feet.
investors who would tnrn 20 GOOD a,-
count their means VIII find IL 70 ihelr az
vantage TO buy IN this rapid y'No" l ii',
western par Of the city, ana are cotdia"y
invited 20 attend thisssle.
TERMS. One thlrd casn. and tue Oalahce
in SIX and Twelve months, me purchase
giving negotiable notes LOT sauit. ut"iI uS
, no. cent Interest nom oay az sale. ana
fi'ie retained until all the purrnase money
a uaid and deed ordered by Court.
THOMAS y. PAGE.
Special Commits 0ner
FUENAS TUpPEB, Auc1oueer.
CA,trFE GUARDIAN. &C. PLAfNrfFt.
AGAINST BARGAINS AND A.. nEt ENb-
ANT~-IN THE CHAStEkY CVCEr oT IHE
CITY or RICHMOND:
l. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk ~ said court
certify that the bond required o. the spe.
cial com m iSsiOucr by The decree In said
cause OF January 23 isse. Ia, been duly
given,
Given under my hand this 9Th day %,
February. 1876.
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IVAN TED. A POSITION As
w teacher IN family by a lady OF eye
per.euce in teaching the English language.
Terms moderate. References exchanged.
Address. Miss A. b.. Box a., Warwick
lnuIf nnMsn- N. le 10 hNMlf
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COURT ORDERS.

CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE, GoDDIS HALL,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND BANK SIS,
RICHMOND. VA, January 20, 1855. J
- II. HORD, WHO SUES FOR
he himself and all other creditors OF D..
r.. Montgomery, ISc..................p Plaintiffs,
IS.
Joseph W. Carter, administrator Of ID. T..
Montgomery, deceased Cora b. Mont
gomery, widow, aud Willard d., Fannie
H., Clarence g., Blanche, AMI Ira Mont
gomery, infants &c ...-......... Defe ndants,
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ EIAn.
LEAVE RICHMOND

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SOyEMBEB
-. 1855.
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A BARGAIN IN CORNER LOTS

A BARGAIN IN CORNER LOTS
IA IS what most men desire. bat 10
keep from filling a grave in a cemetery
lot ere half your days are numbered.
always keep supply Of Ir. PleTcr'S
Golden Medical Discovery by you. When
the first symptoms Of consumption appear
lose no time in putting yourself under the
treatment OF this Invaluable medicine. II
cures when nothing else will. Possessing.
as II does. ten times the virtue ~ the best
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far the pleasantest TO take. IL purifes and
enriches the blood, strengthens the system.
cures hlotches. pinples. eruptiOns and other
humon hy druggists.
Young and middle.aged men suffering
from nervous debility, premature old age,
loss of memory, and Kindred symptoms
should send 20 cents I'm stamps for large IL
lustTated treatise Suggesting sure means OF
cure. Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, Buffalo, y. y.
work, WORK, WORK"
How many women there are working to-
day in various branches OF industry-to say
nothing Of the thousands of patient house,
wives whose lives are an unceaslng round
OF toil-whO are martyrs to those com
plants TO which the weaker sex is liaoe.
Their task are rendered doubly hard and
iIksome, and their lives shortened. yet
hard necessity compels them 10 keep on.
IOsuch Or. Pierce s " FaVOrite Prescription
offers sure means OF relief For all female
weaknesses IL is certs in cure. All druggists.
lie 7-Su, W(wl&Frl
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~ Leave A.U}e
w. Richmond. IrtenIurg
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RAILROAD LINes.
"a u 80 we sgS

80 ~
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" wAY.-NoVEMBER rs, 1885.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TAO A. NJ. Through and Local Ma q.
cept sunday. Connects ,~
Lynchburg.
sIs A. NJ. For Newport's News Oh PPM,
Comfort. and Moro xf..'ye
cspt sunday.
AGO p. NJ. FOR Newport's News. ois
Point and NoTlOk. Exreu.
sunday.
400 n. NJ. r., r. and p. Junction accom-
modRtiOn, except sunday.
s.2s T.. NJ. For Louisville aAd rlnr.nlait
Fast Express. with tnroIzi.
Pullman caS. Daily.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s45 A. NJ. From X r. and T.. Junction.
1855 a. NJ. From Norfolk. Oid Point ao1
Newporis News. except sla-
day.
$40 T.. VI. FROM local points aud no
Yves. except sunday.
$50 y. 81. Ftom u.d Point Newporta
N""S. and Norfolk daily eE-
rep' sunday
555 i. VI. From louisville arr C.nc.u.
nat. East express dsJy.
Depot seventeenth and Broad streets.
Tickets AT 1000 Main street aud depot.
~. ". % LiER,
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS g.. WICKHAH, second 700.
President 1azt
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH ~
A-s-ks@szs
NOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP Company.

Appointed 81 ling days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at II ", and every SUNDAY
at , \. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steam
els received till 1880 s. Nj. for sundays
steamer TN p. VI. saturday Freight re-
ceiVed daliy TIL i. NJ.
Fare. 81.
For further Information apply 70
j. W. Nj 'ARICk,
General Passenger Agent. office Rockets.
". +. CLYDE & co.
go General AGENTS.
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YOUNG MEN WISHING TO MAR
Il RY well should dress WE'LL therefore.
examine the great bargains now offered by
me. at cut throat prices. on the insialment
plan. A, SIMON
Merchant Tailor. l6north Ninth street
successor TO Salomonsky & Co.
fe 10 l4l72I 2IN2ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-10

ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, pUTCH GAP. AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF
CHARGED EY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
sFARE TO NORFOLK, sl-NO LtMiI
WAN.LANDlNG FAKES nom 2je. 10 81.
second. lass tickets stu lower.
FARE To WANERil. $3.50.
FARE 10 HlCkSFO I'D, sZ25.
FIRST.CLASs MEALS On EUROPEAN
PLAN.
The elegant rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALL
H. {. CLIFFORD. Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. EDNESDAN. ASD FRIDAY
att \. NJ jSTkEEf.CAkS CON\Ecr IN
FULL TlME) for above named places ar.
irving at Norfolk at ) 4 NJ. Returning. the
steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth. aud
Newports News ON alternate days, arriving
at Richmond about 4 T. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at
CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street. Bag
gage checked through.
STATE-R0OMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-07

For the past year the coal miners
Of the Georges Creek and Elk Gar.
den coal region have been out Of
work from one cause and another,
and the destitution among them has
become such as to csll forth the sub.
stantial sympathy Of oil who are viii.
ling to help those in distress. The
suffering for food and clothing IL
particularly keen among the women
and children, while the sick cannot be
supplied with the most necessary
medicines. A committee Of the mi
ners, Messrs. Charles Boyd and Geo.
w. Roberts. Of Georges Creek and
Elk Garden, respectively, are now
in the city soliciting aid, and it is
hoped they will meet with success in
obtaining funds. Those who cannot
contribute just at this time can for.
ward their donations to Samuel Nc.
Gowan, Esq, or Norman Mcdonald,
at Shaw post Office, Mineral County,
West Virginia, OF to John A. Martin,
Pekin, Allegheny County Md Reg.
lister.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-07

MoRGANrowN, April 80. - The
gold medal presented to the Parthe-
non Literary Society by the Hon. W.
5. Henshaw, of Martinsburg, w. Va,
for the best original Grafton, was con-
tested for in the Chapel hall Ivy three
80 : members, Messrs. Il. a. Arm
suuUs ~ Uushur County, subject
"Nccessu. Of Higher Education for
Young Ladies in West Virgjnia;" ID.
l.. Jamison, of Marion County,
Fame and Votaries;" T j. Rector,
Wood County, "Out of Ruins" Mr..
Armstrong was awarded the prize by
the judges, Hon. c. W. Lynch. Judge
a. b. Fleming and Hon G. l. Smith.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-07
L1UREL MOUNTAIN LoC1Ls.

''The May Flowers sends Us spring
Poetry and Local News.
The merry, merry spring has come,
The most pleasant of the year.
The farmers, they are blowing one by one,
For the time of planting corn is near.
The bud. are swelling on the trees.
The BIRDS are singing in the air:
The time is coming for the busy bees,
And the roses. o, how fair
Yes, we are glad spring has come
so that men can work with their
coats of; when :hey do this, and roll
up their sleeves, it looks like bust
ness.
We notice that the majority of the
farmers are done sowing oats, and
some have planted corn; but we are
tfraid it will not do much good, for
it is cold enough at this writing for
snow.
During the past ten days it has
been very dry and hot, and those
who had to contend with the fire in
the woods thought it was hot enough
for them. We think it is very wrong
for persons TO fire the woods; besides,
the many young squirrels, rabbits,
and other game is destroyed, and the
timber is also killed. Many farmers
have had some fence burnt, causing
them to do - lot of unnecessary
work.
Grant Myers and Mrs. L. ii. King
have been visiting friends at Aurora
during the past week.
Mrs, Mary Yoke was visiting her
sister at Terra Alta last week.
VIM. Smith and wife went to
see Mr.. Smiths sick sister on April
10, and during their absence one of
their children took sick and died on
the Oath.
Daniel Ryan has moved on the
place where M. II. King moved from
this spring.
Sabbath school commenced at Lau.
rel Run last Sunday with J II Walls
as superintendent and g. w. Walls,
assistant. The Rev. Roberts preach.
ed very interesting sermon after
the school closed.
The Rev. George Liston held
prOtracted meeting at the Valley
school house lately; it lasted nearly
four weeks and we learn a vast
amount of good was done. This is a
good thing and the place needed it.
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Il = = e .
THE PITTSBURGH
w EEKLY POST.

The only Democratic Paper in
Pittsburgh, at the Low Rate of One
Dollar Year, in Clubs of Five or
over. All the News Of the Week and
a Great Variety of Miscellany. Com.
plete Market Report from all Points
Cattle Markets Specially.
POLITlCAL-Alwsys democratic civ.
ing "A cordial ard candid support To the
National Administration.
Y-Ilustrated talos sketcb-
90 choice miscellany biography and pos
etry.
SHlNGTON-Ample and reliable
correspondence mail and Geographic
Congressional proceedings; the first year
OF the Democratic Administration with a
hostile Senate how they get along.
KETS-Caroful reports OF tho
Pittsburgh Foreign and other markets
live stock quotations; tho wool growers
interests; money and stock markets at
homo and abroad.
CORRESPONDING Interesting and
sprightly letters from special corrospon>
dents in Paris New York Washington
tho South and tho West.
In short in the eight pages and fitysix
columns of The Weekly I'oSt VIII 30 found
that careful variety OF reading that inter
osts tho man OF business tho farmer the
politician the student tho pre>ominontly
tho family and household circle.
Single subscription sl.25 por year post
paid.
In Clubs OF Five or Over 81. per year
post paid.
An extra copy froo Cor every club of 10.
Send for scnipio copies.
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PITTSBUHGH, PA.
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LETTER FROM UNIoSTO WV, RI.
Railroad News--The Pittsburgh q
Preston Co. Road TO be Built.

Preston Co. Road TO be Built.
UNIoNTowN May 3. Business ap.
pears tn be getting brisk here. Messrs.
Vandyke and Wilson. Of Wheeling
and Washington, respectively, began
work few days ago on the Fairmont,
Morgantown e. Pennsylvania r r.
They propose TO work a large force
of hands and push the road through
to Morgantown as soon as possible.
1t lie stated OH good authority that
the Pittsburgh and Preston County
Railroad Company will begin work
at Fairchance in short time and
in passing up the Cheat River they
will cross the b 81 o. at Rowles.
burg
The Columbia Iron and Steel Co.,
of Pittsburgh, announce their inten-
ton of beginning work on the rolling
mills at this place next week. This
will give employment to large mum.
Der Of men A bolt and nut factory
will also be erected here this sum
mer.
Hustead, Semans q Hazard are
erecting mammoth building on
Main street, l45xlOO feet for the
purpose of carrying on general
merchandising business.
j. | Feather, formerly of AL
brights, Preston County, is candi-
date for the sheriGalty Of Fayelte
County. DAN ID. LION
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ON LIBBT PRISoN.
Photograph OF the Famous Rebel
Prison at Richmond.


MARTINsBURG, w. VA.
Dear Sir and Comrdde:
l have, at considerable expense,
gotten up a large and elegant ~
tograph of "Old Libby Prison" as it
was during the late war, size 9xl1, on
l4x17 mount. They are copied by
our home artist, and warranted TO be
true, taken from the only original
photograph in this section of coun.
try. A Photographic view of this
size cannot be bought from any first.
class Photo. Copying Co. for less
than two dollars at the very lowest.
/ will furnish them to clubs OF FIVE
and over, at the wonderfully low
price of 80 certs each under five, 81.
Having been confined in this no.
ted prison, and on Belle Isle, during
part of my service, can guarantee
them to be true; shd if not satisfac.
tory the money will be refunded.
They make splendid war relic, and
every Comrade of the G.. A, II. and
every ex.Union soldier should have
one. Sample copy sent by express
on receipt of price. Please present
the matter to your Comrades and get
up club
Obliging yours in + G, IL L.,
w Il KEEDY,
O. NJ Lincoln Post. No. /. @. A IL.
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Married.

On Tuesday, May 4, 1886, at the
residence of the brides father, Col.
James w. Brown, near Kingwood,
Mr.. Benz. l.. Brown to Miss Lulu
Brown.
A supply of cake was sent TO this
Office for which the young couple
have our thanks, and we hope their
journey through life may be one OF
unalloyed happiness and prosperity.
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PERSONAL rARAGRAPHS.
Notes ON the Movements OF Restless
Huma nifty all Around

Notes ON the Movements OF Restless
Huma nifty all Around u.
ID. Sherman Gutherie has returned
from his visit to Bloomington and
Keyser.
Lee Kussart and Henry Clay Hyde
were at Brandonville on last Friday
and Saturday.
II w. Huddleson, one of Valley
Districts substantial citizens, was in
town on Wednesday.
Ed. KIldow was over at Oakland
last week working for the success of
prohibition; and prohibition carried.
too.
T. Casort, one of the proprietors of
the Pine Grove Wooden Mills, Union
District, gave us pleasant call on
Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. L Shafer, of Tunnelton.
accompanied by the Rev. b. B. Ev.
ans, of Newburg, was in Kingwood
on Monday.
j II. Hawthorne, Esq, of the firm
of Brown q Hawthorne, Attorneys,
Kingwood, spent last Tuesday in
Grafton. Eagle.
John Cresap, formerly King
wood boy, but now prosperous real
estate dealer, in Cincinnati, is in
town visiting friends.
J.V. Blair, Esq, one of Doddridge
COunty's prominent lawyers, and
lately one of the editors of the West
Union Record, was in town several
days this week.
JAS. G. Feather, of the Craborchard
country, gave US a call on Tuesday.
He and Mrs. Feather were Just on
their return from a visit to friends at
Independence.
Mrs. w. w. Gribble, of near Rock
vile, Preston County, w. Va, spent
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Crow. Greensboro
(Pa.) Graphic.
VIM. g. Worley, Esq, was in
Wheeling last Monday. Morley is a
bachelor and we expedt to see him
come back home all doubled up some
o these fine days.
Mrs. Dora Riley, with her little
daughter, Ada, of West Grafton,
went to Terra Alta last Friday where
she will remain a couple of weeks at
the home of her mother, Mrs Crane.
Iteration Eagle
Frank Lantz left Kingwood last
week for Frankie County, Nebraska.
where he will accept a position on
the Republican Valley Echo. Frank
is an industrious, intelligent and sc.
Der young man, and the best wishes
Of THE ARGUS follow him to his new
home.
Sheriff Shaw. of Preston County,
having in charge Frederick Born,
sentenced at the late term of the cir
cult court of the above named coun.
ty, to one year in the Penitentiary,
took dinner at the New Valley
House on Monday, with his prisoner,
en- route for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eagle.
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Very Sensible Request.

She was a remarkably sensible
young lady who made the request of
her friends that after her decease she
should not be buried by the side of
brook where babbling lovers would
wake her from her dreame; nor in
any grand cemetery, where sight.
seers, coming over epitaphs, might
distract her, but be laid away To- take
her last sleep under the counter of
some merchant who did not adver.
tise in the newspapers. There, she
said, was to be found peace surpass.
ing all Understandings depth of
quiet slumbor, on which neither the
sound of the buoyant foot of youth,
nor the weary shuttle of old age would
ever intrude
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ONE COLLAR.
KINGWOOD MARK EFT.
Reported Weekly by Hartley & Wrigh

Wheat per bushel -SiOO
Corn - now 600
Oats 400
Potatoes Doc
Apples zoe
Butter per pound 10000
Eggs per dozen Zoe
Country hams per pound 100
sides per pound loo
shoulders per pound SO
Country Lard per pound l0c
BeeswaA per pound 20025c
Genseng poI pound 81 .606pl 80
l. lour per Dbl $500, 6.250g6.75
Buckwbeat Flour por pound &c
Onions per bushel 75c
Beans por bushel $l.25
Timothy Seed per bushel 1916
Glover Seed per bushel $3.50
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Observation-Disclosures
One dollar per year. invariably in adj
vance One dollar and fifty cents per
year. when not paid in advance. These
terms will he strictly adhered TO in every
instance.
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anted.

An experienced teacher wants a
position during the summer months,
Drawing taught if desired. First.
class references. Address,
M. A., ARGUS Office.
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.

electric light.
There is blood on the journals
tic moon at Grafton.
Old newspapers for sale at this
Office for 25 cents per hundred.
John II. Brown has removed to
his farm, about one mile from town.
Mr.. James A. Brown is giving
his handsome residence a coat OF
paint.
What county paper has better
corps Of correspondents than THE
ARGUS.
The Episcopal congregation of
Morgantown will erect q two thou.
sand dollar house of worship.
The reading room of the King
wood Y. M. G. A. should be patron
lied and encouraged by every one.
The new post-office room which
Captain Murdoch has had fitted up
for the accommodation of the people,
is acredit to Kingwoo6.
The Directors "f the X. r. held
a meeting at their Office in Kingwood
on Monday. Work on the road is
being pushed right along.
Read the advertisement, which
appears in this issue, of the select
school to be taught in Kingwood this
summer. Extraordinary advantages
are offered.
The Rev. John r. Thompson
ex President of the West Virginia
University, who is now pastor of the
Madison Square Church, New York
City, is in excellent health.-[Ex.
Work has been resumed on the
extension of the Baltimore 81 Ohio
railroad south of Uniontown. 1t will
probably be completed through to
Morgantown, w, Va.-GGreene Co.
(Pa.) Democrat.
AT the meeting of the Presby.
terry of this State, at Parkersburg last
Friday and Saturday, Rev. F. j
Stanley, of Charleston, was elected
Moderator, and Rev. J. b. Reed, of
Fairmont, and John p. Jones or Ter
ra Alta, were elected delegates to
the General Assembly. L Intelligen.
Ger.
L. S. Hough, Esq, prominent
attorney and citizen of Morgantown.
died of heart disease at his residence
= that place, last Sunday morning at
8 o'clock. His death was unexpect.
ed, and a surprise and shock to the
community as but very few we're
aware of his illness, which was very
brief.
There is great excitement in
that portion of Randolph County
around Point Mountain over the an.
nouncement that several Mormon
missionaries we're on their way to
that section TO make converts. The
people are up in arms, and threaten
to tar and feather the first apostle
that comes TO the front.
Mr.. Keedy's photograph Of Old
Libby Prison is a splendid war relic.
There are many persons in this coun.
ty who we're confined in that place,
and while the picture brings up sad
recollections, it makes II no less val
liable as relic. Read the letter
from Mr.. Keedy, which appears in
this issue. One Of the photographs
can be seen at thi 8 office.
John Long, an old colored man,
who died at Milford, o., last Mon.
day was said to be 100 years old.
He was born, as he claimed, April IL,
1867, on the Brandon Seat planta.
ton, on the James River, Virginia.
He attended the funeral of George
Washington, driving the carriage Of
his master, Major Bird, at which
time he caught a cold that settled in
his breast, and declining to wear a
liver pad, or to take kidney wort, he
died last Monday in great agony.
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The subscription price Of THE Ar
GUS is one dollar per year, If paid in
advance; but il not paid in advance,
the price is one dollar and fifty cents.
There will be no deviation from this
rule.
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All persons arc hereby notified not
TO buy any notes held by John G
Plum against me as the same have
been discharged
THOMAS CURRAN.
Fellowsville, W. Va. 70 Z 3
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aud titv cents por inch for each addition
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Poetry cents per line.
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