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all for several weeks with malarial
fever and aguc, is improving slowly.
Cadet Joseph II. Ellis is home
from the West Virginia University,
visiting his father.
Joseph II. Ellis and wife have
returned home from an extended
visit to the East. Mr.. Ellis is much
improved in health.
Capt. Frank Starhagen is n jury
man ut the Federal Court Mt Mar
tinsburg.
The tramps are moving along the
railroad in blocks Of five, enroute
from Indiana to Virginia.
Oct. %, 1889. s.
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Monday the III daY of Nov., Ieeo,
The Best IN the County.

10 contains 80 acres. IS in n splendid state u
cultivation and iu good repair has n good cOIu-
Portable dwelling house, large new barn and
other Outhuildings, an orchard of over one hun
drod apple trees ~ the best improved fruit,
young trees mostly bearing, also plums, cherries
and other fruits. Thcrc arc fifty acr ts iu splou-
did meadow the whole ~ the farm o. underlaid
with excellent coal. being the Austen vein"
the Ncwburg shaft vein, the four foot vein
and twelve acres u tine famous scotch Hll
vein" The land adioins the lands of the New
burg Orrcl Coal Co, D. convenient To- church and
school and market, with good roads leading
thereto. Water is plentiful, there being n never
falling spring and well ou the farm. no is we'll
adopted o. farming and grazing aud one ~ tho
most desirable farfns in Preston county. There
ere 1900 feet % good lumber seasoned inc'udiug
% bin for "a large dweiidg house. which viii bD
sold ae 90 part ~ the realty.
TEnms Enough cash in hand 60 pay the costs
~ suit and expenses Of sale fab0ut sfi5i and the
residue upon p credit # o, ~ az iS months, tho
purchaser executing for the deferred payments
interest bearing notes with approved security.
The title Co the land is good.
P.J. CgOoAN. Commissioner.
Bond with security as required by law has
been given by the comrissioncr in the above
cause. j. W.. hTsDT. Clerk.
2i2t5. W-A.i
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gerald's quarry, east of town. He
now has several carloads ready for
shipment, as soon as the switch lead
ing to the quarry is completed.
This will require a few days yet on
ly, as the hands are already placing
the ties. The Col. has also impor-
ted some fine graded stock !; such rs
Holstein and Hereford cattle, and
Shropshiredown sheep.
Farmers need have no hesitancy
IN investing in good stock, as they
are more easily fatted and bring lar
ger returns than ordinary stock.
Times.
Rather a novel wedding ACQUIRED
at the b. & o. depotat Moundsville
II day last week. A gentleman
from Littleton advertised for a gov
erness and a Benwood lady answer
ed it. He came in after her and on
the way down took a sudden deter
miantion to get married. When
Moundsville was reached they dis
embarked and sent for a minister,
n 500 their two hearts were made
to beat MS one. A number of the
railroad employees witnessed the
ceremony.-A little daughter of
Frank McNicker was burned to
death at her home q few miles up
the river from this place, Thursday.
In the most horrible manner.
While her mother was out IN the
garden she and another child began
playing with the fire when the little
girls clothing ignited and before
assistance could reach her she burn
en- to a crisp and died almost inn
mediately. She was five yaars old.
"A colored girl attending church
at Coochland Court House, Va,
was overcome by religious excite
ment, and drawing a razor, said she
was going to kill the devil. As
soon as she made this announce
ment every other person in the
church believed himself to be in dan
ger ran away.-EdgIo Sentinel.
Gilbert f. Montgomery, brother
of John w. Montgomery, aged
about 30 years, committed suicide
one day last week on Sandy Creek
II the lower part of this county.
He had been in the asylum at Weston
and had been released as well. He
was visiting his sister at the time
and appeared all right but while
out squirrel hunting shot himself
causing instant dcath.-Jcfcrson
Pldiadealer.
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Kingwood, Oct 81, 1889.
NEWS AND NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Oysters at Mrs. Shaw's Friday
night.
NJ. +. Pell lost a valuable colt
not long since. It's death was caus-
cd by stomach worms.
Best stogies in Kingwood at J, T..
Murdock's.
School will begin in the academy
here next Monday after so long a
time waiting for repairs and gener-
al improvement on the school build
ing.
Fresh fish-dressed-once a week
at Gutherie's. If
H Pleasant Dale is ahead Of King
wood in some respects as they have
already organized a literary society
out there and the classic presincts
of the Dale will now echo and re-
echo with oratorical thunder.
Sell your beef hides, sheep pclts,
pheasants, etc, to Gutherie'
Everybody and his neighbor and
rest of the community in general
are busily engaged laying in a win
ter supply of coal and getting ready
for the cold. The scale bell is
kept ringing at irregular intervals
and the boy that keeps it is kept
Jiming around all the time.
Saleable country produce taken in
exchange for beef at Gutherie's.
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The Social World.

One of the most enjoyable social
gatherings of the season was that at
the Gordon House last Friday even
ing given by the Misses Martin.
The large double parlors were filled
to overlooking with the young peo-
pie of the town and ''all went merry
as a marriage bell" till alate hour.
Various games were played !; some
excellent music added to the enjoy
ment of the occasion, both vocal and
instrumental, of which we cannot
refrain from making special mention
of Miss Minnie Neff's performance
ON the guitar and Mrs. j. NJ. Cranes
singing of an old Scottish ballad.
Refreshments were served i'm album
dance and Misses Ida and Flo We'd
with each otherin the entertainment
OF their guests and made every one
feel that it was good to have been
there. The guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Crogan, Mr..
and Mrs. Neil j. Fortney, MIR. and
Mrs. j. Nj. Crane, Mrs. Greedy
Hyde, of Oakland /; Miss Chides-
ter, of Bruccton Misses Millie
Clark, Nora and Winnie Jackson.
Addie Morris, Lu Graham, Ella and
Matte Copeman, Titia Parks,
Mallie Fawcett, Nyra Watson, En-
ma Elliott, Mary Brown, Florence
Nickery, Alice Thomas and
Nora Ravenscraft, and Messrs.
James A. Brown. Frank and viii
Thomas, Frank Murdoch, VIII
Fawcett, John Copeman, j. NJ.
Murdoch, of Lincoln, Neb.; Prof.
G. G.. Showalter, Ed. Heermans.
Felix Elliott, Willie Beavers and j.
Slidell Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Pell had a
very pleasant party at their elegant
home out ut Pleasant Dale last Sat-
urday night, and in spite of the
very bad weather, which prevented
n number of invited guests from
being present, entertained those
that were there quite royalty and
sustained their reputation for old
Virginia hospitality. Music and
dancing We're engaged in till near
midnight, and every one enjoyed
Gripping the light fantastic toe"
immensely. We are very sorry that
the mclement weather prevented us
from being present as there is no
better place in this country to go
for an enjoyable time, and we hope
that Mr.. and Mrs. Pell will give
another ball in the near future and
if we are lucky enough to get
another invitation, we will certain
~ be there If IL does rain.
Miss Cora EVERY gave a Birthday
Party at her home near Albrights
Mill last night. A number of invi-
ted guests were present and had
a merry time playing various games
till a late hour. lcc-cream and cake
were served in abundance and the
young folks all united in declaring
the occasion q very pleasant affair
and wishing Miss Cora many happy
returns of the day. The fair hostess
received many handsome presents
from her friends as mementos Of
the occasion.
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Among Our Exchanges.

Miss Dora Manear, who has been
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Anna
Manear, of South Morgantown for
the past month, and who has made
many pleasant and admiring ac-
quaintances during her visit here,
left for her home in Kingwood to-
day.
Mr.. Thompson and family, Of
Preston county, have located in
Morgantown, and arc temporarily
atthe Temperance Hotel. The Post
cordially welcomes them to our
midst.
Russ. Huston covered the distance
az miles) between here and Mt.
Morris Sunday in seventy minutes
on his bicycle.
Thomas Bayles and son, of near
independence, Preston county, made
a business call at this Office last
Friday. Always glad to welcome
native Monongalians.
b. II. Hite, of this place, has
recently received a patent on q
cornet. Bert is a musical genius,
and has already gained notoriety as
as a musical composer. He is a
very modest and unpretentious
young man, but the POst looks for
him to be heard Of away up on the
musical ladder of fame at an early
day. His many friends congratulate
him on the progress he has already
made.
"Slackwater is a grand thing for
us" remarked Cholly Dudem.
eyes" answered Oldtoper with a
sigh, "but / prefer a little sugar
and mountain dew i'm mine"
""Why is it, daughter, you always
take out the hose and wash off the
pavement about the time the Cadets
come from school? Are You trying
to make q mash ?'' ono mamma.
replied the knowing girl, "that is
not the kind Of hose to mash en-
with" Curtain -NorganfOw nP Past.
Mr.. A. G.. Fraley has resigned
his position as clerk for G. W. May.
or & Son for the purpose Of enter.
ing upon his duty as assistant cash
Ter Of the Garrett County Bank.
The best wishes Of his many friends
60 with him to his new fcld.-G.
Bruce Burke, Of the New Err staff,
has. dotted the editorial gown in
which he was so lately clad, put on
his teachers best, and entered agair
upon the arduous labor Of training
the minds Of the young, in the vi.
cinity Of Elk Garden.-Th,
work Of %quarrying stone for ship
J mont still continues at Colonel Fitz
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NEwHrnn

Oct. %, 80.

WV III NHNH
Mr.. Burr Stevenson sold his
property at public auction ON the
2Gth inst. and will remove with his
family, to Keyser.
Mai. U. N. Orr also had a sale
on the same day and will remove to
Kingwood. They are both good
citizens, and we are sorry to lose
them.
Miss Hauey, Of Tyrconnell, is the
guest Of Miss Eta Ellis.
John A. Clark and family will
remove to Camden City the first Of
November.
Capt. $. p. Lee will occupy the
house vacated by CLARK.
Mr.. NJ. y. Dent, Of Washington,
arrived this morning TO see his
mother. Mrs. DR.. W. VI. Dent, who
is lying very III with neuralgia OF
the heart.
Arthur Frey is spending Sabbath
with his family.
Mr. G.. T.. Ellis, who has beer
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local CORRESPONDENCE.
The News from all Quarters OF Pres
ton County.
REEDSNuLLE.
Ernm Onr rngulnr cnrrnsnnnlnnt

RIRDSvLLE.
From our regular correspondent.
We've had an unusually early
fall, MS Adam remarked to Eve. aa
they sat on II log outside the garden
gate.
Last Friday Orve Watson return
ed from Barbour Co. with three
head of fine young horses, which he
purchased while there.
Star gazers may now see the
planets Mars and Saturn in close con-
junction in the heavens. with Venus
near by. 1t is an unusually beauti-
full combination, and besides fur
ishingastronomers witha fine treat.
it affords sentimental young lovers
with n good excuse for skylarking.
l.. j. Cobun was in town Thurs
day and Friday looking out quarters
for the winter. He is to be generalissi-
mo of the school forces here this
winter.
In our opinion the out look for
the future of the Dakotas' is emf
nently discourageing. Few people
will care to emigrate to n country
which can boast of nothing but
billiards. and Republicans. q.
Misses Anna Zinn and Maud
Brown of Plainview spent a part of
last week here visiting friends near
town. Miss Anna is n champion
croquet player, and carried off the
laurels on several occasions while
here.
Observing farmers say that the
corn husks are thick this year, and
therefore, winter o~vercoats had
better be ditto.
We heard some one tersely re-
mark the other day that if n chad
beginning makes n good ending" the
Harrison administration ought to
go out in a blaze of glory.
Charley Wheeler, the rustling
clerk of NJ. Watson is down with
typhoid fever. We are sorry for
our young friend and hope to see
him out soon.
The combined forces Of the ele-
ments met in battle array last Sun
day, and hurled volley after volley
of angry showers on the earth, the
roads were flooded and church, GO
ers were re-baptised without cere-
mony.
Misses Jennie and Belle Loar we're
the happy recipients last Sat, of n
barrel of large simon pure demo-
cratic apples, a gift from friends at
Aurora.
Tho opening ball Of the season
was held IN the town hall, Tuesday
evening and all Of "'Belglum's capt.
tai was gathered there
Oct. 20, 80. AMELIA.
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BRANDoNVILLE.

Oct. 30, 80,

BtA WILLIE.
From n regular Correspondent.
NJ. +. %Corpenning vas over at
Uniontown last week.
Miss Laura Kemp of Clifton
Mills was visiting at Mr.. r. b. Wad-
dell's one day last week.
r. /. Patterson the genial sales
man for Calvin, Atwell & Co., Of
Pittsburgh was to see our mer-
chants last week.
Miss Ella NJ. Turney passed
through here last week on her way
to Tunnelton.
Mr.. j. IL. O'niel took a fine lot
Of sheep and cattle through town
last week.
Miss Ida Fike will go to Union
town, Pa, on a short visit.
Mrs. VIM. Marks and son Willie
Of Irwin, Pa, arc visiting in town.
Mr.. Duncan McRa is staying in
town at present.
Miss Helen Kimberly returned to
Williamsburg yesterday.
Squire Mckee was very sick last
week but is better now.
Hallow Fen is fast approaching
and woe betide the cabbage that is
left standing in the garden.
GYPSY.
n-H 80 son
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ROCKVILLE

Locals are scarce this week. Mr..
W. G.. Gibson made q business trip
TO Terra Alta last week.
The most OF our farmers are
about done with their fall work,
Buckwhcat is a good crop, Jas. NJ.
Shaw had 204 bushels this season.
Mr. James Gibson and wife who
have been visiting here for the past
two weeks returned to- their home
near TunncitOn, week before last.
Mr.. B. +. lluggins our enter
prisiug merchant has sold out his
store TO Joe. Walls Of Pisgah Now
Joe. will soon weigh you out your
groceries and measure you of the
calicO's. Success to- you Joseph.
Prof. Cover Of Pa, will brush the
Nebo kids the coming winter.
Mr.. John Lambert who has been
working in Pa, the past summer
came home last week.
Messers Wilson and Schuyler
Clark ore working in Maryland ut
present also Orvis Gibson.
Mr.. Jos. q. King of Laurel Rua
was visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Lis
ton last Sunday.
Mr.. D.. S. Gibson spent last week
i'm Md,
$. VI. Metheny, Adam Everly
n. H.. and w. G.. Gibson Of thiI
phase attended the sale Of Geo
Walls of PIsgah last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John EVERY o
GAINESVILLE was visiting i'm this set
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CUPID's COLUMN.
SHE SAID YES.

Samuel S. Teets-21 and Bertha
Metheney-19.
Joseph II. Everly-52 Lucindar-
lila Ringer-50.
John +. Summers-20 and Rheua
Belle Wilhelm-21.
William III. Anderson-27 and
Maggie Peterson-21.
Henry Clay Hyde and Ida Martin.
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We sec by posters printed at this
Office, that j. r.. Michael, who
lives about three miles south Of
town on the Conrod Albright farm
will have a public sale ut his place
of all of his personal property
Tuesday Nov. 18th 80.
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Element last Sunday a week.
Mr.. Costello of Pa, was i'm this
vicinity last week on important
business.
Russell Gribble Of Pisgah was
in this settlement last Saturday and
Sunday. PAssIM SoRIBo.
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It is very difficult to keep our
little ones free from the disorders
Of babyhood, and we advise all
mothers TO keep DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup handy. Indisposition 10 do
anything, want Of grip, drowsiness
and pain in the side, point to liver
complaint. Laxador is the great
liver regulator.
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Odd-Fellows were here last night
from Grafton, Terra Alta, Newburg
and Reedsville, instituting an CEN
campmcnt Degree" in connection
with the Lodge here, we will give
full particulars next week.
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What | know about that standar,

What | know about that standard
remedy-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup /:
| know that a 25 cent bottle cured
me of "A bad cough in ~ hours. 1t
is II fact. Myriads of cases Of rheu-
matism and neuralgia have already
succumbed TO that wonderful reme-
dy Salvation Oil. Price only %
cents a bottle.
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Can't Sleep Nights

lstho complaint Of thousands suffering from
Asthma, Consumption, Coughs, etc. did you
ever try DIR. Acker's English Remedy IL IL tho
best preparation known for all Lung Troubles.
DIR. + NJ. Dent, Newburg, w. Va, Druggist.
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A certain young society gent who
was, here on a visit and sporting a
fine churn hat was at the party the
other night, with said hat and
when he went to leave as he wan
ted to escort a certain fair damsel
home he put on his hat IN q hurry
and found it stuck full Of pins,
which got fast in his curly locks
and made him think like another
great man that he had beeen crown
cd with thorns. lie finally got the
hat Oft and the pins out and now
offers a reward Of five dollars to
find out what girl wanted to pin
her faith to him i'm that way.
Quarterly meeting Services were
held here Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Chenawith, Of Palatine, the
Presiding Elder, preached Saturday
evening and Sunday evening, Sun
day morning, he preached out at
the Snider Church and Rev. Cox
Of Function, preached in his stead
here and preached a very able SER
ikbn. The attendance was good in
spite Of inclement weather.
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We Cnn And DO

Guarantee DIR. Ackcr's Blood Elixir, for it has
boon fully demonstrated to the people OF this
country that it IL superior To all organizations for
blood diseases. Uisa positive cure FOR syphllltic
poisoning, Ulcers, Eruptions and Pimples. It
puruies the whole system and thoroughly builds
up The constitution. DIR. Il. NJ. Don't, Nowburg,
W. Va, Druggist,
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iINhA w wv NOWH VI iNVWifahAIEs
PURSUANT 20 the provision Of "A decree rendered
by the Circuit Court of Preston county, West
Virginia. at the August term, 1850, therefore, "a
the chanoery cause 81 william II. ShallcrOss vs..
3. \. Steam ct al, the undersigned commissioner
specially appointed for the purpose, will offer
for sale az public auction, 20 the highest bidder.
ON Monday, the 18th day Of November, 1880, tho
same being a court day, ~ the front door Of tho
court house Of Preston county, West Virginia,
the certain real estate and mill property IN the
bill and proceedings mentioned, being a lot Of
land IN the town Of ROwlcsburg, on Cheat river,
in said county. There Is a fair twO-stOry frame
dwelling house and good permanent saw mill
building and steam saw mill on said lot Of land.
The mill was operated last spring, and cOmpris-
% engine, boiler, circular saws, carriage, patent
dogs, chr and other fixtures and appliances.
TRIMS or aALE @OnefOurth II the purchase
money cash on the day Of sale, the residue on a
credit 81 six, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser being required to execute notes there
for, with good security, bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
&c ALPHsNYDgR, COm'r.
oct. ~, 1881.
Bond aud security has been given by said
commissioner as roquorcd by law.
Test >. w. WATSON, Clerk.
1874
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B 9 S !

Having purchased f. NJ. Thorn
as stock Of merchandise, we will
continue business at the same stand.
1t shall be our object at all times to
supply our customers with good
goods at the forrest possible prices,
and cordially solicit a share of your
patronage.
In order to make room for fall
and winter goods, we will, for the
next 10 days offer goods regardless
Of cost. Call and be convinced that
you car save money by dealing
with FEATHER s. WERNER. 3t
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A DntY To Ynnrself.

II IL surprising that people will use n common.
ordinary pill when they can secure n valuable
English ono for the same money. DIR. Acker's
English pills are u positive cure for slck.head-
ache and all liver troubles. They are small,
sweet, easily taken, and do not grlpo. DIR. r.
NJ. Dent, Ncwburg, w. Va, Druggist.
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George Cobun of Masontown
vas here Tuesday evening riding
the goat of the Knights Of Pythias.
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A Child Killed

Another child killed by the uso Of opiates given
IN the form of Soothing syrup. Why mothers
give their children sucll deadly poison In surpris.
Ing when they can relieve tho child of It's peculiar
troubles by using DIR. Acker's Baby Soother. IL
contains no opium or morphine. Sold by DIR. H..
NJ. Don't, Nowburg, w. Va, Druggist.
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CHg BR0WNS non BITTERS

Cures Indigestion. Buiousness. Dyspepsia, Maia.
rim. Nervousness, and General Debility. Physi-
clans recommend Il. All dealers sell Il. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on Wrapper.
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Senator III. NJ. Grimes of Reeds
vile was in town yesterday.
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Not VI you 90 through the world q dyspcplic. DR..
Ackcr's Dyspepsia Tablets are p positive euro for
the worst forms of Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Fiat
uirncy and Constipation. Guaranteed and sold
by Dr. r. ~ Dent. NCwburF. W. Va, Druggist.
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Judicial Sale.
VALUABLE EAR1n.

N. 8. Stevenson Admir-.
vs.. Equity.
MS . StevensOn's Heirs,
pY virtue If "a decree ~ tho Circuit Court %
" Preston county. W. Va. rendered in tho
above styled cause. the undersigned special
commissioner VIII Oner Tor public sale 20 tho
highest bidder, 90 the front door u the court
house 81 said county. on
Monday the 26th day Of Nov, 1899,
The tract ~ land heretofore known as "fhc MI
chaci kT0deFigk Farm" situated near scotch
HILL in Lyon district Of said county, being the
same farm that was owned by Nathaniel STE
vcnsOu nt the time ~ his death. This farm is
one pf
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Arc broken down from overwork or hou2ehOld
CARES Browns Iron Bitters
rcbullde the system. aids digestion, remove cE-
Cess OF UlC. end cures malaria. Gctthc genuine
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Squire Dave @. Zinn Of near
Plain View gave us a call Wednes-
day.
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Adyer,ls,ng Rnses:

Transclent Advertisements, S1OO per inch for
arst insertion, and 90 cents per inch for each
subsequent Insertion.
Personal communications, 80 cents per inch.
Local Notices, 5 cents per limo.
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Knights Of P~ythiss-Lodge meets every Tues
day evening a, their hali over J. W. Bakers
store at Z O'Clock.
Independent Order Of odd Fellows-Lodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall In
Bishops Block az : o'clock.
The Independent Order OF Good Templars-
Lodge meets every Friday evening, In the X. Of
p. Hall. at : O'Clock.
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Commissioners Sale

Of a valuable real estate, including n valuable
steam saw mill and dwelling house, on Cheat
river, I'm the town OF HOwlesbnrR.