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AIr. Ross Slime, chief clerk Of the
X. & NJ. railroad, at Charleston,
arrived Monday Tor q short visit to
his mother. Mrs. Virginia Slime, Of
the Hotel Gordon.
PAHNERsDUEG. juno John y.
Putnam, OF Monongalia County.
was brought here last evening on a
charge Of moonshining and impris-
oned to await the action OF the
United States court.
Henry Reed was in town Monday
with wagon load of spring beds,
lie went to dorgautown yesterday
with hack load Of parties from
Reodsyillc Co attend Commence
ment.
Grant Smith. foreman OF the AR
GUS office at Hngwood, made our
Office a very pleasant call on last
Friday. Grant took in the dccora-
ton exercises while here. 49, GRAFTON
Leader.
Mr.. }. NJ. Chidester, OF Brucotou.
was hero Tuesday attending the
meeting Of the Sx-soldiers Reunion
Association. He was accompanied
by his two charming daughters
Misses Lizzie and Grace,
We had call Friday from Jas.
Messenger, Esq, of Terra Alta.
He was in town Friday and Satur-
day on business. Mr.. Messen-
ger is one of the few farmers who
is well posted on the tariff
Mr.. Ben G. Vclorkamp. of Cm-
cinnati, master mechanic Of the
Cincinnati, Portsmouth & George
town narrow gauge railroad, arrived
here last Saturday to negotiate with
the officials Of this road for the pur-
chase of the new engine, which is
found to be unsuitable for this road.
Mr.. l.. j. Cobun, who has been
at Romney since his school closed
Mt Rcodsville, studying law with
Messrs. Daily, returned Saturday
evening and stayed over Sunday in
Kmgwood. He went ON out TO his
home at MGsontown, and VIII re-
main month in the store of his
brother, S. J.. Cobun, who is CEN
sus enumerator for Valley District,
and is busily engaged at that now.
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SUMMER NORMAN SCH00L
AT KINGWO0D, W. Va.
Beginning dune 10, 1889, end Con
timing Ten Weeks.

The object Of this school is TO
qualify teachers Tor their work in
che public schools, and TO prepare
students who wish TO ellcr q Col
lego or University. Especial atton.
zion viii bo glyon Go The common
school branches, including Physiol,
gy and Hygiene, Algebra and The
DRY and Art OF teaching, lf dcsir-
cd, classes VIII loo organized i'm Lat
in, Greek, French. German. Geom-
etry Trigonometry, Surveying,
Physics, Metaphysics, etc, etc.
Tuition Tor the term. 5000 and
$500. For further information.
address, A, J Hare, University of
W, Va, MorgNutown, W. Va, or
Frank Is. rrottor, Roanoke College,
Salem, Va.
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Joe Feather has put up hand
some awning in front of HE beef
shop.
W. 5. roylor's new house on
Price Street, is rapidly nearing
completion.
Orr Bicycle Club is talking OF
having race during the Soldiers
reunion, if they can find suitable
plsce.
The Delta Bass Ball club of the
"River City," one OF the most ia
nous in the state, has entirely dis
banded. 1t won sc percent Of all
the games it played,
OF the 27s conyicts now confined
in the penitentiary. Fayetto has tie
largest delegation. the number be-
ing SO, Wood county %. Mercer 10.
Jefferson 10, Berkeley II. the bal
ance averaging from to s. except
Marshall, which has none.
The J. G. T. Club has taken a
summer vacation and suspended its
meetings till the FIRST Thursday
night in October, rs the weather is
too warm and the nights too short.
We cali attention to the announce
ment of tho committee to be found
on tho fourth. page, of picnic,
dance and big time generally at
llowesyille on the glorious Fourth.
Everybody who goes there will have
n good time as this place is famous
for its Fourth Of July celebrations,
dances, etc, and the committee
who have the matter in charge, are
bound TO make n success of it.
Don't forget that the Summer
Normal begins here next Monday
and the Instructors. Profs. Hare and
Trottcr, are two of the best teach
ers in the state and will come here
fresh from two of the leading educa-
tIonal institutions in the country.
Every young teacher in the county
who is not already attending some
whore else, should come here sure.
y. S. Gutherie, our onteIprising
market man, VIII try the bakery
business while i'm connection with
his market. lie will handle the
product Of the Wheeling Bakery
Company, the best in the state and
everything viii be fresh, baked
,here ut night and clipped here
next morning. A eupply Of bread +,
! rica, cakes, rolls. ginger bread, etc,
viii be kept and sold cheaper than
il can be baked in small quantities.
a lunch counter win likely be es-
tab.ished also.
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A GOOD POSITION.

TO ladies' and guntlomcn who desire 20 mako
money rapidly we Offer a splendid opportunity.
We have lnrRe number OF agents making from
four To oiglt dollars per day selling pictures of
Jefferson Davis for which there 81 o great dc.
mand everywhere, ~ yon are already an agent.
mo- matter what you arc selling you should carry
Our pictures. You viii ho surprised to soc how
rnpidly they soll. Our OUTFIT consists OF four
di6erelt styles of pictures, three of Mr.. Davis
and ono ct Horny w. Grady oize LIKE IN. and
soil Cor NIFTY cents each We bayo tho finest
stool engraving Whioh Mira. Davis says Is tho
best likcno's sho has soon OF hor lato larnonted
husband, rizc ifSi8 inches price s3b0. Outfit
complete consists ~ an Tho above mentioned
pictures worth $500 but will be sent TO thosa
only who M can business for 49, This includes
The Nne steel engraving with frame and glass.
We MISC have outfits for 100 but 70 will pny you
10 have the bc't This iso great opportunity 90
mako money gnd you should order al onco or
write for particulars.
Wo pay agents GO per cents commission and
allow them to collect before returning onr mon.
cy Oh regular orders for pictures
ps. Picture If other jefferson Davis or
Henry w Grady ylbum size 4 cents. both seat Ia
any address for names OF 2 agents and silver
dino or postage siompa All questions cheer
fully auawCted
DAVIS MEMORIAL co.
9) MATS sTIurT, DALLAS. TExAs.
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Judicial Sale.
Garrett Conn
Ye. EQUITY.
A. w. linn, ot nj.

Garrett Conn z
N9. Equity.
a. w linn, ct nl
BY virtue % decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Preston county rendered IN the above ntyIod
chanocry cause. on tlle 10th day 81 April 1890,
tho pndersgned Special Commissioner viii on
Tuesday, July Is, 1850,
90 the front door az The Comt.houoo az said
comfy, oHer for sale v public auction tlr fol-
coeding in Hoid causc mentioned and dccroed 20
be sold
A iract ~ 800 oorrs 81 land owaod by ilie de-
i'udpht, Alex ". I.uu, hciDg thc apIrc Will, IA
Ya conveyed ~ MD linn Us ono WIN. b. linn
hy decd dated June TO- 1879
defendant. aud which was conveyed 40 bim by
g1e Phillip Horcar 10y deed datod December %,
Also tract Of ION acres oNnod by the said
one iomc Evans hY deed dated Juao T. 1851
AN9 fta"t of&it uCges NJ ipld OHprd hv fnid
otl"udHut, ~ Which was conveyed TO him by
g4e ygl1fs EroWh eonnis ionar, by deed
fully Gelcf.bed IN s1id doods which aro recorded
lfthg oiiosgi Gao Clerk of fhc county Court OF
sold c0,Npyfn which county sCid land1 are ait-
uafo in ga llt5sdisiFiot
situate in faid ooUiftE 2na owned by Csc doteld
ent George W ZiuH, %, Che wnterH Oh NcldR
Cicck. -
TgEus o. shiS Eoourh cash m f1N1d to nay
costs ni suit nnd eEuonfos Of sale, and t1o-fe4.
purchn or exocutug Zoe mo deferred ptviicuig
interest ooatinE note WITH approved rccurity.
F.i. rgoass grcciol comrs.
BONO Win security Bag been Hivcu by tie above
law IS W. WhTaav.
clerk Circuit Court prcatou County.
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MARR1AaRa

AT .he residence Of the brides
parents, Sunday May %, 1890,
Noah Loughri&gc and.G}aY J For.
man were united in the holy bonds
Of wedlock, by Rev. D. A. Friend,
Monday May 20, 1890, at the reg
idoncc Of thc officiating minister,
William G. Wilkins and Jennie
Mccullough were made man and
wife by Rev. j.. G.. W. Ford.
Sunday, May rs, 1890, in C6c
Lutheran Church at Crancsyillo,
William b. Jenkins and Mclissa
Wolfe were united in the bonds of
matrimony by Rev j. W. Smith.
At the homo Of the bride, on
Thursday, May 20, 1890, Rcv. j.
W. Carico united in marriage, Al
bert j. johnson and Martha r..
lIartzcll
In st. Johns Catholic Church,
at Ncwburg, OH Tuesday, May 20.
1890, Owen Graham and Belle S.
Greene we're married by Row. Faith
or Fcrd @. Ilaimaun, Rector Of The
church.
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--.E II -iii---
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
Every Democrat Should Read 1t.
Every Seeker After Political
Truth Should Read It.
CrU-n R.Arae.

We VIII send tho NArfnNAi. DRMOcRAr and
WRIST VIRGINIA ARGUS to any nddrcss with
in the United states Tor Eo "a year. All paid
az suhroriptnus 60 tho ARGUS are entitled To
the benefits of this offer
Tho regular subscription price Of the NATIONAL
DEMOCRAT H. Slb1 pcr your, and n 4 we'll worth
II. 10 ~ published weekly In tho city III WASH
iugion, ana ouch Issue contains eight suven.col-
utnn pages Of reading matter. Scnd To tho oflico
for sample cuplcs.
~ has tho endorsement Of loading Democrats /.
W contains nli the WASHINGTON and National
nCWsi ~ record az Congressional proceodinEY
VIII ho tUil and complete, and it ia IA every way
WORTHY cNppuVM ol sound ncmucgatc Doc.
ullc h4..orlhe now md secure this ntaunoh
organ oi Doc patty OF The pconle
TIE WEST VIRGINIA Angus and tho
NATIONAL hrNocnAe ron 2e,g3 rRn YEAR IN AM
NANtE.
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DoahsDoiugs

Mrs. Margaret Greaser, wife Of
Harmon Grcascr, died ct her home
near lIowcsgillo, last Friday morn
ing about z o'clock, june 9Th 1890.
She had only been sick about q
week and died with inflammation Of
the bowels. Dr. NJ. ~ Powell was
Che attending physician, but the
deceased was about 60 years Of age
and unable to survive the attack.
The intcrment took place Monday
in Che cemetery at the Catholic
Church.
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ChiIdrep.s par.

Last Sunday wss childr5n,s day
at the VI J.. Church aud the scryi-
ces were Of very interesting MI
tuTe. The church was comfortably
full and the Sunday School classes
with their banners and singing and
Rotations, made it all very enter
tanning and instructive. Canarics
were hung in different parts of the
church and flowers hare and there.
The large cross that the banners
hung on and which was ontwincd
with wreathe5, was particularly
handsome. The singing by the
choir WIS excellent and the songs OF
the little ones showed that they had
been carefully trained. The speech
es and rccitations by diiTere { schol-
ar5. were instructive and well deliv-
cred. Altogether che occasion was
n very pleasant one indeed.
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CUPiD's COLUMN.
suEsAID YES.

Albert Johnson, 20; Martha f..
lIartzell, 10.
Themes NJ Lumpkins, %; Ida
Edmunds, 20.
Million r. Windlc, IS; Sarah A..
Wakefield, 20.
Mike Steve, "a; Laura J. Temple,
%.
Henry Clay DoBerry, 30; Mahala
Miller, 25.
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.TrIppInr e. LIgst yantastIe Tae.y

ripping VIC Ligfi fantastic Toe"
Quite q number Of our Young
foiks had a very enjoyable timo,
down at the "Gld stone House"
about TWO miles below town on the
pike, last Friday night. The oo-
casion was - bail, COTTON up by
some OF the young men now while
the big house is empty, as the oc-
cupauts lately moved ont and no
one he's moved I'm as got, though Is
is expected Chat COL y. vs.. Brown
will, as soon as Che ropa.rs ore com
pIeted. lt - @ grand place for 70
dance, az there i5 4 very largo old
fashioned p7rlor, wide halls and
commodious rooms, that have och-
ool 20 merry music and eay dane
ers i'm the past. This time tho
evening was very disagrooablo. as
thc weather behaved very naughty.
brit o large crowd drove down any-
how and trippal the light fantastic
toe, till after midnight. and an re-
port % very pleasant time indeed.
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DE-. W. SIRORTON.
pENTlsI.

WIN continue 90 ipaho hla regular visits To
NowbutgBowIosburg. Iuunolton oud lylngwood
Duo rotIcoot bis next Visit to each place vii
Hpponr Ia this paper.
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PNCTt0- ENC.EAviNG.
contamination Surely cuyoo.

To HnT Hpgr0W.-PloaHa inform your readers
That have positive rou,cdy Tor tho Nbove.named
ciaeuao. by its timely use thousands OF hopeless
cases have boon permanently ourcl. shall 10 GLAD
90 0oud two bottles OF my remedy TIRE 90 any OF
Your r"adeiu who have consumption & they win
send mo ,hoir Exprrss and y. u, Rddrcaa. Respect.
aalN. a. A, bl.oQUM, IT. c.. tgt poaEl st. X. Y.
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Personal Paragraphs.
oy Stone is up at Newburg this

John II. Feather. of Brucoton.
was in town Monday.
Mr.. Farley DeBerry Of Terra AL
tn, was in town Friday.
Amos c. Scott OF Independence,
has been granted a pension.
DR.. Pratt has been under the
weather for several days.
James ". Watson, Of Gladesyille
has been granted a pension,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright and children
are visiting at Morgantown.
J. o. Lantz, OF Aurora, was in
town Thursday and yesterday.
Claude Wheeler. Of Fairmont.
was in town Monday and Tuesday
JIM Terrill left Tuesday for
trip to FOirmont and Morgantown.
Mr.. Joseph Jackson returned last
week from an extended trip to the
west.
Squire Simeon Mattingly, of
Howesville, was in town last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Ben Shaw is landlord at the
Z
Exchange Hotel in Mr.. Smiths
absence.
j. w. Blaker, who has been sick
again for the past week or two, is
some better,
Mr. p. }. Crogan and Miss NAL
lie Fawcett drove over to Terra
Alta last Saturday.
Hon. John p. Jones, Of Terra
Alta. was in town last Friday and
Saturday on business.
Peter L. Smith is over in Penn
| sylvania, visiting friends and the
scenes OF AUD lang sine
Mr.. N. f. Poll Of Pleasant Dale
was visiting friends in town Satur-
day and Sunday.
J. Il. Michaclg, Of Grafton, camo
down Saturday to spend Sunday
with friends out at Sniders.
Mrs. Meade and children. Of
Charleston, are stopping at the
Hotel Gordon for the summer.
II. L. sharer has resigned and
T. W. Nine been appointed Post
master at Rodamers this county.
IIu Maxwell has been elected a
member Of the Board Of Examiners
for teachers, Of Tucker County.
Mrs. Emma Wilson and baby, of
Fairmont, are visiting her father,
Newton Morris, down on the river.
James a. jackson is very sick
with The jaundice and biliogs fever.
DR.. Prattie the attending physician.
Miss lisa Monroe. who has been
visiting friends at Austen for sever.
al weeks, returned home yesterday.
Pensions were granted the past
week TO Harrison STEINER, Tunnel
ton, and Solomon Castecl, Terra
Alta.
Judge Hoke and Mr.. Parkburst
returned from Philippi last Friday,
Circuit Court closed there the day
before.
The editor Of tho ARocs left
Tuesday morning to attend com
menccmont at Fairmont and Nor
gantown.
Miss Nyra Watson makes char
ming Deputy Circuit clerk in the
absence Of her father, John W.
Watson.
ID. n. Wotring. Hon. j. G. Nc
Grew and G. r. Vicscry were down
at Brandonvi!c last week attending
liagan's salea
Mrs. j. VI. Crane, who has been
very poorly for some time, is able
to be ont again, and IS improving
very rapidly.
Mr August Brailer a prominent
citizen Of Ne. Savage Nd. and
brother'in-law Of Hiram Croasar
was in town last Saturday,
1ir,W. A. Wolfe, Of Crancsyille.
was in town Monday en- routo TO
Ncwburg to attend the conference
meeting in session there this week.
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Call at Bakers Store and get a
Refreshing Milk Shake. -0nly Five
Cents.
Newfoundland is reported as UNI
approachable on account Of ice.
At Browns. New line of Tobacco
and Cigars.
Best stogies in Kingwood at ). +.
Murdock's.
Nice lot of Dry Goods, and No
tons Just received at Browns.
Try a barrel Of the White Daisy
Flour, at Feother& Worner's. "It's
daisy"
Emin Pasha is writing the history
of his life and African discoveries.
Get our prices. and you get our
goods. ne tcW not BE- uRdeTSold.
FEATHER & WERNER.
The Suez Canal profits for the
year were announced by NJ. de Les
seps at S7,Sl2,925 frances.
kingwood viii have big timc dur
ing the Soldiers Reunion, the 3, !
aud 3, and everybody should come.
es~ FREE-To our readers who
pay for the ARGUS in advance, the
PHts5argh Telegraph one year free
gratis for nothing.
At least 1000 people attended the
Decoration Day Services at Grafton
from this county.
Stanley has become q dreadful
crank, they say, and acolds like a
fshwife at the least provocation.
.Sy~ Come TO this Office and see
the PHts5urgl Chronicle 1degrapA
or send for specimen copy.
Next Sunday will be Children s
day at the Presbyterian Church.
sSeryices at 1890 y. m.
y Itch, on human, horse aud all
animals cures in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold By
DIR. S. \, Pratt Kingwood, ". IA.
4-24-90-l yr.
Mr.. Rcppert is commencing the
work of building fine residence on
the OLD Baldwin farm near town.
John Grcaser will deliver coal Of
a superior quality from the Boyle
Mine at six cents per bushel. All
Jumps at seven cents per bashel.
Orders promptly filled.
Several cases Of prosnation are
reported in New York City from
the unusually excessive heat Of early
june.
s-B~ If You want some job Work
done and can't come TO the Office
to see us about il, just write and
let us know what you want and we
viii do the work and forward it to
you and guarantee it TO give salts
faction.
WE have made SPECIAL AHBAHG-
MENTs with the Wheeling Register
to furnish it and the ARGUS for
$500 per year cash in advance.
Send in your subscription to this
Office.
Some of our young folks drove
down to Albrightsville Sunday aft
ernoon to attend Children's day
exercises at the 81. =. Church.
Money.
If Rev. G.. w. APPLICABLE, lately
Of Albrightsville, this county, will
send his present post-ofice address
to Lock Box 256, Kingwood, ".
Va, he will learn something to his
advantage.
Inc first cotton bloom Of the
season, the earliest received in
twenty yoafs, was exhibited az
Greenville, Miss, last week.
Chief Engineer Crittenden and
three Of his men, were mastered by
drunken Indians in Wyoming. be-
cause he refused them whiskey
John II Browns, Head quarters
for Cofces. Java I'm bulk, Java
and Mocha in cans. Lyon end AR
buckle IN packages Elegant piece
Of China ware with each pound Of
the Celebrated Golden Blend.
We venture the assertion that
Junior Brown has the finest piece
Of wheat i'm this county. It was
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Whcn paby weo alex, We gavc her Coatorio,
WHOM She was q Child, Gho cried Tor Castorlo.
Whom shc became Mise, shc obng 20 Cas,o,la,
When s,.a had ChIiirca, Sac gave Thorn Cae,orie,
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Tennis Court arranged in-his beau
tiful yard and the Young people are
having a pleasant time playing lawn
tennis.
We WANT AGENTS at every
post Office IN the county to canvas
for the ANGUS. We will furnish
sample copies, circulars. blank re-
ceipss and all necessary supplies
and pay VERY LIBERAL COM
! MISSION. Write to us for terms
or call AZ orr Office when You come
TO town.
Born unto Ny. and Mrs. A. w.
Chidister, Of Pleasant Dale. a
daughter, last Friday, June 9th.
Dr. McMillen, attending physician.
Mother and child arc doing well.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard. Soft or Calloused humps
and Blemishcs from horses. Blood
Spawn, Cnrbs, sweeney, Ring-bone.
Stiles Spraius and Swoolen Throats,
Coughs, Etc. Save $50 10y use Of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
| Sold by DIR. S. \. Pratt Kingwood,
w. Va. 4-2l-oo l yr.
Matilda Uphold, who lives near
Albrightsville, is sick and under
DR.. NcMillcn's treatment. Lucian
Uphold, her brother and the boy
who was shot in the leg last fall and
who w&s not expected TO live for a
long time, has now entirely recover
ed and his leg is as good Us ever.
J. II. Rodcheayer, Of Terra Alta.
is making the carpet business q
speciality this year. About ? 900 yds
now in stock. just received, and he
has the stock Of the lates wcavers.
The variety and the quality from
the cheapest hemp to brussels, also
q large variety Of imported velvet
rigs. lie has the trade.~and don &
you forget it, he carries the largest
stool, Of furniture and at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Tho sorvioos 81 Conceal r =
Gordon have been accepted by the
N the matter OF organizing the cat
tie men throughout the country
"i'h = view 20 securing great ex-
mint IN the Department Of Animal
Industry.
4 Ladv's Perfee. Comnan;on
CIR now booE ~ DR.. John II. Dye. ore Of new
aot neee sfy b ela6g5 gd "a rs.a iis f5 o@
eearly FoyS. ilai aPy 3o.ssa roa sy ieco.ae .
sio tens ;leg e 800 ai rreySat aoiqlns
preznaqcy Itis highly eeao5od s. piy9eiaass
aad lobby VOW fs soa5 }@55 s's'' .t Haig
Gden.i.5. otter fo9i is sc2led en3sie.e Hddle!s
s-2'-i9t.
There was very severe wind
storm last Thursday evening Chat
did considerable damage in some
parts OF the county, blowing down
fences, etc. Up in tho edle Of
Valley and along the river Hills
'o''0''''''ie I'Dco was D''"n Gown
We have one Of The BEST Sewing
Machines that's made, for sale at
this Office cuEAP. 1t is Just from
The factory and bran new in every
respect. Hag ait he Lqfest aflacl-
mcnfe and warrented TO give co,a-
p1cte soligfacfion. We bought ON an
advertising contract and viii sell
cheap. Come to the ARGUS Office
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At q picnic near Union City.
Mich. sixty persons we're poisoned
by milk from improperly cleaned
cans. All viii recover, however.
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DO YOU DAT ?
Then so 10 Guthcrje's Meat Mar
kct for NJ EATS, FISH, BOLOGNA.
BACON, GREEN GROCERIES,,
BREAD, PIES and CAKES.
AII%YaaJ A "BLl0HS7ll 7"
IL so, buy your pot flowers Of
GuthCrio.

Bread, Pies and Cakes received
daily from tho Wheeling Bakery.
Leave your orders, Special atteu-
ton given to orders for Parties, Pic
mes, etc.
ID. $. GUTIERREZ.
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News az Na.ss 80 ana Thera.
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The present tornado killed twen-
ty persons ut Brad shaw. Neb.. on
Tuesday, wrecked every building iu
The town and scattered freight cars
along the track for miles Iowa
also had a great storm and Dakota
another.
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ranv CiiIdrsn vasa etrerr

n.Nt you tAtuE Nuur ChiiCrcn are trou hlcd
Win worms children are often weak ard pu-
ny from this cause. There g. mo- remedy cqnHi
20 "bOhkMAN'S SN EXT NEftNlFUGE'' Tor re-
moving these pests irom tho system sold by an
Ccalcrs &C - cents. 10 rot be pms or with
Something called Just Gs good. C-l-3rn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-06-12
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