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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-28

10 take from three 20 eve bottles Of Heo1s Sara
Psr.llA. because know ~ purinss the blood nnd
thoroughly cleanses ths system Of ali ifnrurfliss
That isnsuld feeling. someslnass called 'srrins
feser.' will never vssi re syatep 'hAt pas Rsss
pforerly cared for By sh6 rtvcf falling rsrnety.S-,
W LswnEScx. Editor Agricultural EpitoHtist
Indianapolis. Ind
floods sarsararilla purified my blood. save ne
strength anc overcarns the headschs and dizsinesa
90 that nov able 10 work aEain"-LurHAs
NAscS 81 Church 81. Lowell. Mass
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

FROM THE Proud PossyssoR OF
BROTHER AT TALE.-'We had a tennis
party az Great harrington on Saturday,
and between you and me IL was quite a
pretty affair. All the young men who
were invited were Yale students and
accordingly we had deep blue awning
the college color spread under a
group Of oaks overlooking the lawn.
Beneath this was the tes table with
scarf Of blue silk running the length az
the cloth. For the central ornament
we had = low antique bowl Of blue china
holding white lilies and occasionally
trailing water lilies with their twisting
stems. Reside each plate were set
small tennis shoes Of white straw filed
with blue chiccorv alternating with
miniature tennis rackets having clusters
of blro bachelors buttons kno,ted upon
them ,-ith blue ribbons. These were
for fsvors, and very pretty they looked
hanging from the girls waists by their
long streamers. All the girls who re-
ceived wore white gowns with blue
sashes and carried lunches Of blBe
flowers The Yale men sang their
college zlees and with them they min
gied songs of the sea and of the country
lanes, every suggestion being of cool
ness. o. sparkle. OF the green grass and
trees Of nidsummer have seen only
one fete this summer tns; vas pret-ier
and thss vas grape p>~ty a. stock
bridge few DAYS before. The wide
versndas u The cottage furnished the
assembling rooms and these were irsped
With green vines which hsaE ike por-
tisres in the doorvs7s Huge white
marble vases stood IN corners filed With
double White hoilyh0cks. Wild carrot
and carswAy blossoms and stalks %
feathery grasses Tea v2s served n
the fr.it garden Under long Trape
sroor The tshfr Vas covered wi-h
eloth 81 7inkish green silk on hroiiered
IN purple fcss rith E-ape clusters In
the middle ~ the table Vss = CRYSTAL
bow piled high With green ard vhita
grapes asf hidden r. thsir ON iesvss
TIE hostess wore raie T-een six
Josephine dress With purple scsrf 40
h~r ~aist snd th= attendants wars
maids n Thlre dresses with vi-a caves
OF their hsir There was harvest
dance - children i-sss-s ss crrids and
nTmphs n Re edge ~ 80 evening
FzoN rsz A0r70N0s ~ Wrr.Dwrvrss ~
Tne ~ hov il re ssass arre-ds-e
- tss ro-7sn who isnxes .znorg 80
rs~s Nfe~eve- v0z oor,e a7rn
camping ps-tT tta ~n--w-- zi-I - she
-li-- hi~r a w~~.7c.s si--a - --~kf-z
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02
.MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Tht NIAGARA FtLls EoUTE
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

skiu fadee1 mAEy % TIE bettea sr5
tzss<led 5z1nsels ~oGl1 be a. less =
called p9a = noak tbe arrow ~ draw
tns STRAY E&oust . .e~ ~ taen e@8
knock over > partridge " = heEon a.
short rarge, tie assign q the @reoer 3
cutrt - nothing mere % iese a. aa~.ss
instances than u jGsrify . pretty snd
convenient woods costume. A typical
sxarple Cr tie b0~maas dress - ~ora
D. Broozlvn g-rl whose party nsFe
been in csmg for month cn cne ~ the
best xro4nas TIE gown = dark
hunters green serge. tie sAirt
81 which is turned gp = hem slsat
or ten inches aide and ~klth falls
only tr ts belo~ tie knsss. WITH
This Il worn > loose sailor bls0st ot TIE
same color and material brier stitched
IN white ana with crimson 10 knotted
under The collar Rubber-soled busklns
without heels cover The feet. and above
thess 2re o-ckleo leggins Of nneresssd
t4~ny leather reaching above the
knees. On her head size places green
serge fore-snd aft cap, and s6eut her
waist l. a belt OF the same ts~ny
leather holding pouch for the arrows
tssssl and spare strings The bow IL
self which ike a mu+ CT = parasol
completes the toilet Is little over
i've feet long between nOcks, and
its strength Is about twenty pounds.
II is fine piece OF ysw, valued az
nearly slo0, and makes pretty appear
Aace with its crimson piush-cOsered
handle To do this Brooklyn girl
justice she practices shooting al a tar
get nearly every MINDLESS day and IS
quite absorbed IN the care OF her turkey
fsathered arrows"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

4 train leaYes Granl Rapids for hIleean ~
l;lU = Ia arr. Wing here ~ -
lhrough uckeis sold to principal ponf. IL
The United states. Mckee AND Canada a. 4 aion
llcAet 'lnct- a. i ~Nf1E.
q =. A.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

TIE POPULAR STT AMER. THOs FRItNT.
ls making daily trips Tom pefoskey ~
last Jorcsn AID return
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

yzew A NEvFoHr BrrTFFTrT = --' he
~achtinz zowns are the prettiest things
ha-e. I'D mT blinking The Electra. =
supe~b steam Tscht. $ one * she finest
has In che feet. and clad IN one . toe
-rrst picturesque raser suirs. With
fanntr sailor hsts troops ~ Esy girls
bard the pretty .rsft 20 ENJOY he I'M
p~ouutu dance on the deck or more
~lshorste festivities or Erandsr oocs-
Sons A h-irb t-~7sd Blonde vss charm
f~~ res+eria7 in mixture = ,lue serge
an8 -ed holland. The underdress Vas
o. hlsa. cut round ard plain. 4 -
T'f~ec-a-v fac<st Va slso 81 biue serre.
wi.h sauare 'scxet faps. incroyanie
ra~a-s snf -nfs q rcd sciiand- a.
richly err s-osdered in 1srT and Eoi1
f~.fF re inside vest douhied snd
s,-.r-s-r los. we 60 holland 'airlY
overrun vith ~ ar hroidery lnsre
uas 4 smart iIs-le valkiaT iscVer -
p H. sofa hius-feit hat Ttfn Eoid
c-ei m -he rr-iv bead. and II he srialA
harfs. E'0ved III - suede vss hed
h.s-e~rf-s whistle ~hich hr-T socu1
h.r ~erk r7 = lsnrari A bovtsh- iooS-
f~- r-~rt-e. whom "a -0st ~ efcr- aof
o. -rss 7s charrfa ra-ei rrs srar-
r k fe~ lips .urxrrei in r7ne for
r Left retfrs Ne. her as-ds
trar n rhe no. zets - her -ref-
W arfe- H-~ gown ~ r~ea- Vhi-s
ranrel -e5 l-nz -unio arsperT II
fre-t Showing an urfe~sr~s~ - ~
sane material s-a hrassaraS - aoDzsa-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

FROM A PRETTY NARRAsASsETT
MAID" Here Is the device Of one Mar
ragansett girl. Wearing a pale blue
muslin gown embroidered about the bot
tom in pink and gold tinsel. with pink
and gold scarf about her waist and leg
horn hat on her head. from w1ich
droop garlands Of pink and Yellow
roses, She takes her seat RI the fashion
able driving hour every afternoon, in
what sort of vehicle do you suppose {?
What but a hand cart or push cart, per-
haps you call il, of the same sort as those
used by city costermongers. but minus
the bells over the top, neatly finished in
black and gilt and sunptiously cush-
ioned With a blue gauze parasOl
knotted with pink ribbon to shade her
face and tall footnan in knee breeches
70 propel her, she looks as well content rs
If she had chosen for hcr plessuring any
one Of her dozen or more dog carts or
wagons at her command. This eccen-
trio belle comes from Denver and they
say she has money 20 throw away. She
Is quite pretty and doesn't appear con-
scious that she is doing anything
stra nge.'
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

FROM WELL-kSowS LITERARY
WOMAN WHO HAS BoUGHT 4 VACAgIcN
HORSE FOX HER CHiLDkKE.-'' tried the
stable for while, but the board money
burned In my pocket and before the
drst week was over | was the owner OF
steed. He Is | admit, not thing OF
beauty, though he apparently has been
a horse forever. He is not fortunate In
his color, being . dark shade of white
mottled with kind of crushed straw
berry spots. His gait is little undula-
tory. especially on q down grade, where
ne inds II convenient 20 favor one of his
of legs Tie is not burdened with super
fuous flesh and has served as an object
lesson in anatomy 10 our children, thus
enabling Us TO combine instruction with
pleasure as we Jog along Architec-
turally considered, he would perhaps be
classified as a specimen of the pointed
gothic, would be called BY archeologists
antique, and by the ladies possibly a
moire antique. The name by which he
is known among the people whose
parents he has outlived Is 'Whalebone, >
which gives some clue 70 his character.
The young mem bers OF the family wished
him rechristened, and 10 please both Of
them we added the word, 'Hatty, sub
sequently changed 20 Dick The young
man OF the household, following a taste
we fear vitiated by surreptitious read
ing, added his mite 10 the horses name,
so that at present he is known in the
family which ne adorns as 'Whalebone
Ned; or, the Phantom Of the Plains"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

FRoN ATLANTIC CITY There ia ono
thing that occupies women's thoughts
in summer to the exclusion Of the suf-
frage and that is hair What becomes
OF the possessor of tresses in a damp
season? Where IS the use Of spending
hours at ones mirror TO make feathers
lightly blowing about ones temple or
rings that catch the light in their love
curls when ten minutes OF fog or sea
turn will reduce the whole 10 dank. wet
docking strings? Where is the JOY Of
passing ones summer on yachts and
rocks II pretty hair is 70 be impossible
from June TO October ? Here is where
the -lmmer youth has an inco.ltestable
advantage He can SIT down before the
clipping machine and rise up 20 pass
the season in his skull. tie does not
have 70 labor over an artisticallv care
less coifure 70 see Dame Nature lay /
in inartistically careless ruins. Enviable
male - ELIZA PUTNAM NEAToN.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
THESHIFTLESS FARMER.

Are You acquainted with him? Die
you ever see him? He is your neigh
Dor, The editor Of the -vasotol
TEX ~ Tablet gives such full and
accurate description Of one, thai
should you meet him you could
hardly tail " recogniz. him. ;he
editor says the shiftless farmer has u
life long ambition to gain a repnta.
ton for dirty shirt.
He will alarm the neignborhood
by getting up two h"rrs before day
aud then sit around aud not 90 tC
work until after sunrise.
He will ride aroung q week loot
ing for tSo dollar hog.
He will complain Of hard times,
then tear his pants climbing over 6
fence where q gate ought 10 be.
He will pay 50 for a new bride,
and then let the calf chew it tC
pieces before Sunday.
He gets all his neighbprs to helE
in getting q COW out os the bog. then
lets her die for want Of attention.
She will &c: in AMI destroy his croT
at q place In his fence sirt h. kA
been patling off fixing for six months
He will sprain his back 10 show
bow strong heis.
He llgo in his shirt sleeves on &
cold dap to show how much be can
stand and then return home ut night
and occupy two thirds Of the FIRE.
place TIL he'd time.
He will ridicule the mechanics.
Of corn planter. then go out and
smash his thumb mailing board on
the f.nce.
lie will 60 10 town On Saturday
and come home with fifty cents' worth
Of Ifse, PIPER Of pin' aud q dol.
lars worth Of chewing tobacco.
He Il economical; economy 10 biz
forte lie will save Ten cents worth
Of axe grease and ruin the spindle
Of a seventy dollar wagon.
lie wont subscribe fur q news.
paper, bot will borrow il from his
ntighlrr and forget TO return /.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
To the Ealifnr,.

The time Of holding the meeting Of
the North Carolina Press Association
has been changed from July 18th to
july 2lth
This has been deemed bet as the
meeting at that time would c0uaic,
withe State Guard Encampment at
W'ightsville during the eBcAlnp.
ment.
IL view Of this il has been th .ueht
advisable By the Executive Commit.
tee IA po.tpobe the time Of hgldi" 2
The Convention in I.enoir one week
later. July Path
The indications point ~ q good
meeting this year, and = .,eat. IL il
hoped there will be a large attend.
ance If members Of tie Pre- 4. those
who have not here 0tore identified
themselves with the association a.
we'll Sc those Win have Let ~ 20
received aud p'paioJ to make THE
y business meeting, practical in ns
results, a. we'll 4, a season Of fest and
pleasure.
Persons Win wills tU attend the
convention will ,nmunicate with
John b. Sheriff., Secretary. at Con.
cord. TnAD X. MASxlxo
Pie, iitnt.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
A WOMan's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in
this country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
she with .tood its severest tests. but
her vital organs were undermii ed and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought of us a
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and was so much re.
lieVed on taking firt dose that she
slept all night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus
write W. @. Hamrick Il Co, Of Shell
by, N. C.-Get o free trial bottle at
Il Blacknall Il Son Drug Store.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
BLOOD POISON.

Three years age | contracte @
blood poison applied to - physi an
&C once aud his treatment came nea
SiiIing me. | employed an old pa
clan and then went 10 XIV. | tLen
went to n prirgs and remain. d
two months, bu, nothing seemed %
cure me permanently, ALTHOUGH TEN.
porsry relief was given me. Ny cen.
ditlon grew desperate and | applied q
a noted qdack, bnt l lid not improve.
| then used q preparation which WA
prescribed "gratis." but it contsined
too mueh alcohol and aggravated my
suffe in. I then placed myself un-
der the treatment Of nOied Nashville
physician and for time was bcuefiI.
ed, but by fall | returned home a
ruine man physically and finauci-
ally, with but little prospects Of ever
getting we'll. My money being ex-
hausted, | did uot know what ~ do.
10 May, 1885, my mother PERSUADED
me 10 get q bottle Of b. Is. Is. (made
IN Atlantis aud | did so to GRITTY her,
bit 10 my utter astOnIshment | had
lot finished the first bottle before
every ulcer had teen healed.
To the present time | have used five
bottles and have received more benei
than from all the rest, combined: and
| am satisfied that b. b. b. is the
most wonderful blood purifier ever
before known, and urge all afflicted
young men to try one single bottle
and be convinced. | can truly say
I think IL the best medicine in the
world.
Il. Il. HAIIRPToN.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
oXFoCD. N. G.

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPT. 4, 80
The location is unsurpa ssed fol
healthfulness and accessibility. The
corps Of teachers the equal of any in
the land. holding diplomas from such
schoolsa as the University of Virginia,
the Sauveur School Of Languages,
the Patapsco Institute of Maryland,
the Copper Union Art School, of New
York.
The teacher at Piano and 0rgl IN is
a gradu tie OF the Norwich Conserva.
tory, and aiterward studied under
New York Professors.
The teacher of Vocal Music won
both tie Vocal and Instrumental
Madals ut the Richmond Female In.
stitute, and afterwsrd studied three
wears under the best New York Pro
fessors.
CHARGES PER ANNUAL SESSION OF 40
WEEKS.
n, ard. fuel. Iigists, washing. full Lta.
ernry Course. Including I.attn
o. paid one hair in a.i..Ics.......isi. SO
The abaye with Music ........... gao 90
If paid ene-haIT in ndsanee...... 2Ie 90
Ia Apply for catalogue
+. P. IIoBGooD, President
july 10
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
Merit Wins,

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years We have been selling
Or. Kings New Discovery, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arniss
Salve and Electric Bltters. and have
never handled remedies that sell "a
we'll. or that have given such univer.
sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time, and we
'tand ready to refund the purchase
price, If satisfactory re. ults do moi
follow their use. These remedies
have Won their great popularity pure.
ly on their merits. r. Blacknall 4
SIN, Druggist.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

have so many men who have risen
to eminence in this country, and afs
forwards editing newspapers, he
accumulated sufficient capital to en-.
able him to engage in business enter
prises, chiefly banking and railroad
construction. In this way he amassed
large fortune, and in time be.
came a recognized power in business
an ! also in politics.
In lS45 he was first elected to the
United States Senate, and during
the war and until his retirement
from public life he was regarded n
the head and practic lily the dictator
of the Republican patty in Pennsyl.
vania. His party antagonists sought
o cast upon him the reproach Of
corrupting political m thods. but
personally he was held in the highest
esteem and respect by his neighbers,
and was endeared to his friends by
many estimable traits of character.
As politician he was noted for
his outspoken, aggressive utterances
and radical methods. At the break
ing out of the civil war he was an
earnest advocate Of peace, but, on
being appointed Secretary OF War.
he advocated the most rigorous
measures.
1t was characteristic OF him to fol.
low out any line OF policy he had de
cided upon with great tenacity and
vigor, and his csndlr and strcng
common sense probably had much
to do with building up the sentiment
of personal devotion in his party
which always insured him a compact
and loyal following.
He was not OF late years q bitter
partisan Of the Foraker and Chan
dler stripe, and he numbered among
his friends many Southern states
mea.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
HORNER'S SCHOOL.

We call attention to the advertise
ment of Horner's School, Oxford,
Nc. 1t is one of the finest mill
tary schools in the land. Located
in healthy section, equipped with
a fine corps of teachers, it is a most
excellent school for boys. Its sue
cess is such as to cause Prof. Honor
to occupy first ranks in the schools
of America.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
SIMON CAMERON.

After niMty years Of a life u
which The greater part va spent in
active political service amid The most
stirring scenes and events Of the
country history, Gen. Simon Cam.
eFon h's passed away al bis country
home, near Lancaster, IA.
Beginning life As q printer. a.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring
lyou satisfactory results, or in.case OF
failure return ofpurchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
adyertisee Druggist a bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. 1t is guaranteed to bring re.
lief in every case, when used for any
affection Of Throat, Lungs or Chest,
such as Consumption. Inflammation
OF Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop
ing Cough, Group, cts. stc. II is
pleasant and agreeable to tast, per.
fectly safe. and car always be 'lepen
dsd upon. r.--,--~--..~- -
Trial bottles free OF r. B acknall &
Son Drugstore.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

Now Mr. Blaine should 81 nj down to
Hsyt: aud have Legitime's and Hip
pol,te heads cracked togetllea. An.
other American vessel has teen
boarded. the stsIs and stri.es trample
upon. ard the ships company su..
iected 10 the crosses insults hy lits
lie monkey ola Hatti admiral. The
United States nlan.of.wsr Ossipee
came aIongside while the fun was 90.
ing on aud the Haytian apologize d Of
eous", but thai doesn't square II. We
need Hayti. she would be useful IS O
receptacle for the overflow from
Oklahoma.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
Hark. tie sound Of lnaay Y oices
JubiIaBt 10 gladsst song,

HaTk tie sDund Of Inany oices
Jublaut 10 gladsst song,
And foil many a heat rel Jtces
AZ the chorus 4 Iats along:
Hail the Favonte Prescription. 81
How the happg voices blend.
Wonderful beyond description
Womsn's best AMI truest friend. g."
Well may IL be called woman's
beet friend, since IL does for her what
10 otbe- remedy has been able 10 do.
II cures all those delicate derange
meBs aud weaknesses peculiar 10
f,mal"s. Cures them, understand.
Other prep ratiOns may afford TEN Z.
potary relief, but DR.. Pierce's Fa.
v1rite Prescription eGects q psrman-
enf cUre IL isOuaTdHteed n do this
Of the money paid fJr il will be
promptly refunded. IL 10 tie great
lcn'dy Of the ago.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

We have had nothing to say in re
gard to the charges preferred against
the Superintendent If tn. Insane
Asylum at Raleigh, by two Of lie
ofieers. The Board Of Directors VI
the Asylum are now eOnsid ring the
charges, and uatil their decision il
reached, our readers must wait. We
do not think much Of the evidence L.
fit matter for the columns Of q news.
paper indeed, that which We would
not spread before our own family We
will not thrust upon GENERALIZATION
News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

5. Liperman, a barber. lately from
Cincinnati, committed suicide at look.
out mountain Hotel, at Chattanooga
Tenn, taking dose morphine and
cbloroform mixed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

A Great cave have been discover
ed in Ohio. If it be as large as they
say it is the State must be hollow.
Now we can understand those re-
verberati"ns when Foraker puts on
his war paint and roars on the
bloody shirt.-Wil. Star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

A large ferry boat has been built
at Hsrper,s Ferry W. Va, to serve
the purpose OF the destr' yed wagon
bridge across the Shenandoah river
at that point.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

Nothing is more beautiful than a
q serene, virtuous happy, old age.
Such an old age belongs to every In.
dividual's life if he only know hows
to build il.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

hog cholera is ravaging the swine
heards in the Big Kanaws Valley w.
Va, and some farmers are losing all
the hogs they have.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10
HORNER SCHOOL
Oxford, N. c.

The Fall Term OF 1889 will be gin the
first Monday in August.
A new In6rmary is now being built
and il will be fitted up with special
reference to comfort ami ,onvenit nee,
q her improvements are being added
W tn the view Il making the equipment
OF the school rs complrt. as possible.
The loc on, the teachers, the text
books, the courses Of study and other
appliances OF the school are all that
parents, seeking for their sons the best
educational advantages, need desire.
For catalogues apply to
j. IA. HORNER
0NF0sB. " q.
o 10 Capt. T. j. DREwRY.
BofkEN. VA.
july 10
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

Tie wont Nasd CatIrrn, no mat.
/ 81 hy" loug andIng, Il psrman
emily cur d by DR.. Sase's Catarh
Remedy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

The FIVE cent sayeing bank of
Greensboro n. c. has been in OPP.
Grafton less than Two years and has
on deposit nearly : $4,000.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

Rayenswood, W Va, claims
population of ! 80.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-10

Mrs. E. ]. Parrish left Monday
to visit her father, Mr.. Elias Bryan,
of Chatham county.