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lie of Hon. Ietfersen Davis.

Circular Letter from Mrs. Davis
BEAUyoIR, Miss, Feb. /, 1890.
have engaged to prepare a bi-
ography of my late husband, which
will be published at an early date.
In order to make the book as
complete as possible, shall be great
~ obliged if our friends. whose per-
sonal collections of Mr.. Davis would
throw light on any event Of his life
or tend to illustrate his character,
will record thom and forwared them
to me. As ! shall cndeayor, rs far
as possible, to tell the story Of Mr..
Davis's career in his own words,
shall regard it as a real service to
be furnished with copies Of any let
ters from my husband relating to
any public topic that his surviving
friends may have preserved.
My address will continue to be
Mrs. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Bcauyoir,
Harrison Co., Mississippi.
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The undersigned respectfully an
nounces to the citizens Of Preston
County, that nc is engaged exclu-
sively in the fruit business and is
representative Of the WilIowdale
Nursery, Of Chester co., Pa, and
will call on tho people generally
during the season Tie offers the
best Of stock at the lowest prices.
Respectfully.
JAcOB GIBSON.
Ncwourg, Preston Co.. W. Va.
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Notice

will make my regular visits to
Tucker and Preston counties, and
remain six days at each place, as
follows
Kingwood, Monday, March "a.
Newburg, Gordon hotel Apr. 13.
Rowlesburg, April, 20.
Tunnelton, May, 4.
st. George, May, II.
/ will positively extract teeth
without pain, and without the use
Of Chloroform, Ether or Laughing
gas. This can be relied on.
Respectfully,
w s. SmoxroN, Dentist.
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NEW HOTEL.

The undersigned desires to inform
the public that he has bought the
property heretofore known as the
Farmers Home" Hotel, situated
on Main Street. lie has filed up
the house wi j new beds and bed
ding and every effort will be made
for the accommodation OF the pub
lie. People attending court Will
find no better accommodations in
the town. Prices reasonable.
VIM. ~. JENKINS.
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BRANDoNvILLE.

from regular Correspondent.
Winter has come with right good
will.
Mrs. Mansfield Ross will leave for
her home to morrow. She will be
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Frey.
Mr.. II. w. Carrot, of the Feather
Co., went to Kingwood on( prcssing)
business one day last week.
Miss lisa Fike is very i'll at this
writing.
Plenty of drummcrs around last
week.
DR.. Nedrow informed rs last
evening that Mr.. Jacob Deal, who
has been dangerously i'll for como
time, is some better
Miss Walters preached at this
place yesterday at 1890 a. m. and
Z p. M. Our folks are very much
pleased with her.
r. w. Fcarcr moved to lIazelton
last week.
March II, 1890. Gypsy.
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Reduced Rates to Western Points.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
is now selling tickets to points in
Minnesota, The Dakotps, Nebraska,
Kansas and the Tar West, at rates
much below former prices. If you
think Of going West it will pay you
to communicate with the Ticket
Agent Of the B. s. o. before pur-
chasing your tickets.
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win, 30 Cora Frasoe, 9S Minnie
Frankhouser. 90 EHie Frankhous-
er, 9S; Lille FrankhouSer, 9S ;
Nellie Goodpin, 90 s. 5. Frank
houser, 81.
Practical Arithmetic ;--Molhc
Goodwin, 100; Minnie Frankhouser.
e9 Cora Frazee, 90 Lille Frank
houser, % Efic Frankhouser. % /:
Nellie Goodwin, 95 Walter Frazee.
"a; W. S. Goodwin, % SIS Frank
'houser, % j. L. Koon. 93! NJ. T..
Uphold, 50.
Higher Arithmetic II. Il. Fra
zee, 9S W, f. Frankhouscr. 95 /;
IL. z, Meyers. OF; j. IL. Harshbar-
ger, o.,
/ have not the per cent Of
Jacob larshbargerand Jesse Willet.
do not believe there is another
school in the district that has as
many scholars so far advanced in
all the branches as this one has.
JEREMIAH THOMAS, Teacher.
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D. IT Rodchcavcr. of Terra Alta,
is making the carpet business
specially this year About 1000 sd 8
now i'm stock. just received, and he
has the stock Of the lates weavers.
Tho variety and the quality from
the cheapest hemp to brussels, also
a large variety Of imported velvet
rugs lie has the trade. and don't
You forget it, he carries the largest
stock Of furniture and at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
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EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.


Report of the George" Shaver
School. Reno district. for the month
beginning Jan. %, 1890 and ending
Feb. ~, 1890.
No, of pupils enrolled, %; per
cent of attendance, IS; percent Of
absence, %; those neither absent
nor tardy, Rosa A. Meyrs, Lily j.
NlbS, Flora G, Wibs, Harry S.
Watkins and Pearl Watkins.
Those absent but one day. Thomas
III. Piles and Frank Wibs.
Dora b. BISuoP, Teacher.
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4. Ladyla PERFECT comranion.

Our new hoo.t tJ or. John w. Dye. one Of New
y ors sfnnst sEi.iui physicians shows that pain
is NOT ncce.~afs In .uiidbilth. but results frorn
causes easily understood and overcome IL
clearly prove thgi any woman may become q
mother without suffering any pain whatever. n
oifp tells bow 70 overcome and prevent morning
sickness and the many other evils attending
pregnancy TO Is highly cndursed by physicians
everywhere ga Pee Wiie's true private cOmpau-
ion. Cut ihis oui: 10 viii save Won great pain
and possibly yOur We. Send twO-ceut stamp
Tor descriptive circulars. Testimonials and con-
FEASg gHOIAs 6 Co, Publisher. Baltimore sd
y.-Inl
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CATHOLIC CnvRcu SCHOOL.

EDITOR ARGUS Please allow me
room IN your paper to answer Mr..
Barlow's letter in regard to our
trouble here. He says am not
satisfied with the Board of Educa-
ton. ! thank them for what they
have done fer me. What said.
was. that it was n oue-sided game.
MIR. korte and ! have nothing to
say. MIR. Barlow seems anxious TO
have it published that my neigh
bors would be glad to get rid Of me.
If ] have injured my ncighbors,
would like 60 hear from them. He fur
Their says that he is going to teach
the school again another year and
that the children will have to do
better than they did this year or he
will double the punishment. 1t is
true, | have not sent my children
to school since our little trouble.
and | kept them away to save trou.
Die and if Mr.. Barlow teaches the
same school again according to his
threats, will have TO still keep them
at home, although, | am a heavy
tax payer. If any one wants to
know about this. let him 60 to the
Sheriff and see vino pays the most,
Mr.. Barlow's friends or myself.
As this is the first letter | ever
wrote for publication. land hope it
will be the last, for my education is
in German. and the English gets
away with me, )my readers must ex-
cusc me.
Respectfully,
March II, 1890. +. GUTH.
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news ana NoIeS hero ana LAere.
More snow this week.
Best stogles in Kipgwocd at j. L.
Murdock
Remember, Circuit Court, March
q. County Court, April Z.
People attending court, stop at
the Jenkins House.
A Ballot Reform bill has passed
the Maryland Senate, with only one
dissenting vote.
Try barrel Of the White Daisy
Flour, at Foathcr& Werncr's. cts
daisy"
Miss Mira Watson entertained
few OF her lady friends at supper
Monday evening.
60 If You want job Work Of
any kind, come to this Office. We
are prepared to do all kinds on
short notice.
Monday a. m. was "St. Patr-
icks day in the morning" SC dear
to the hearts of every son Of cola
Ireland and the Emerald Isle so
green.
The Mozart Band will be at the
Elocutionary Entertainment and
render some fine music. Don't fail
to be there and encourage home
talent. 1t Will cost you but triGe.
Get our prices, and you get our
goods. lie viH nat be uadersod.
FEATHER g. WERNER.
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societies:

Knights OF Pythias-Lodse meets every Tues
day evening at their hall over J. W. Bakers
tore CT Z o'clock.
independent order Of odd Fellows-LOdge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall In
Bishops Block az : o'clock
Golden Rule Encampra ent. 40. -, I. O O. +.
meets First aud Third Thursday evenings Of
each month, In the DAD Fellows Hall over ;he
pSstofice.
The independent order OF Good Tenplars-
Lodge meets every Friday evening In the X. OF
n Hall at O'Clock
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To prevent disease of babyhood
from attacking your children, uso
in time DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup, tho
best remedy for children. Price 25
cents. The i'll effect of imprudcnt
eating may atall times be prevented,
and the dyspepsia forestalled by the
timely use of Laxador.
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Report Of the Spurgin school for
fourth month ending March :. 1890.
Enumeration, 30; enrolment.
girls, 10, boys, s, total % ; average
daily attendance, girls, 10. boys, :,
total, II; percent of daily attend
ance, girls, 50, boys, %, average,
30 names of pupils who have been
neither absent nor tardy this month
are Ruth Mitchell, Agatha Deal.
Jennie NJ. Meyers, Laura Deal,
Ethel G.. Spurgin. John NJ. Deal,
Lncian W. and Silas Meyers.
Report of the Spurgin school, for
the term commencing Nov. IL, 80
and closing March :, 90.
Enumeration, 35; enrolment.
girls, -, boys, s, total, % average
daily attendance, girls, IL. boys z,
total Is percent OF daily abundance,
birls, 9S, BOYS, %, average, 90
names Of pupils who have been nci-
thcr absent nor tardy during the
term; Agatha Deal and Ruth
Mitchell. There was some non-mem.
bcrship during the last month, on
account of sickness. | wish to
thank the scholars and patrons of
this school for the kindness with
which have been treated during
the school term.
FRANK III. YEEMBLY, Teacher.
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A Child Knlna.

haother child KILLED by the uso Of opiatcs given
IN the form Ut Soothing syrup. Why mothers
give their children such deadly poison Is surprs-
ing when they can relieve the child 81 IT, peculiar
troubles by using Dr. Acker's Baby Soolher. l
contains no o,ium or morphine. Sold by DR.. /
V. Dent. New6urE, ". Va, Druggist.
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HespcctIuIIy,
March II, 1890. +. GUTIG.

a protractcd meeting begun at
Shutdown last Sunday night con
Quoted by Rev. 4. lIcndrickson.
The school at Pleasant Dale
closes tomorrow, Friday, with u
match game of bass ball in the af-
tcrnoon and literary exercises at
night.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J r. Haw-
ley. Of Shutdown, a fine big boy ba-
by on est. Patrick's Day in the
Morning DR.. McMillcn, attend
ing physician.
Mr. W. T.. Maloney, the day OPP
orator Of the Is. & q. at Tunnclton.
was in town yesterday on business.
Mr.. Maloncy was formerly night
operator there but since MIR. Lavele
has bcsn transferred to Grafton, he
has been promoted TO the day shift.
Mr. Bert Gibson, who taught the
BOnafcld school Of this district. is
now stopping in town and will at
tend school here. also Miss Laura
Parks, who taught down i'm Pleas
ant, is home and attending school
here. Mr. Albert Fortney's school
at Niles closed yesterday.
Mr.. Belmont McBec. who taught
the Forman School, over i'm Port
land district this winter. il now at.
tending school here. lie went to
Fairmont TO attend the Normal
there, but did not like the outlook
and came back TO pursue his studies
under Prof. Showalter at this
place.
To the EDITOH:-Plcaso inform
yourreadcrs that o special reduction
from the price Of our scholarship
will be made TO those teachers who
desire to- obtain IS business education.
and viii enter or arrange for enter
ing, prior To- the first Of May 1890.
They should correspond with us at
once. Wheeling Business College,
Wheeling. Viva.
Mr. j. b Crcssalcr, thc ST.. Joe
mechanical genius has q working
model Of q flying machine. winch
lac has been working on for years 10
perfect and 10 is indeed % wonderful
machine. lie will be- in town next
Monday, March p, the first day Of
court and will have his machine ON
exhibition bon the court house hall.
The email fec OF ten cents admis-
sion will be charged, the proceed
to 20 towards dcfraying expenses of
patentinQ the machine. Every one
should see tins great invention and
I it is well worth the small fee charg-
/ cd. Mr. Crcssalcr will lecture ON
the subject and take pleasure i'm
answering any questions or making
] any explanations necessary.
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Wn Can And IN

Guarantee Or ackcr's Blood Elixir. for u has
been fuliy demonstrated 10 the people ~ this
blood di-ca-e'. II Il, positive euro for syphilitc
poisoning, Ulcer-, Eruptious and limples y
puiitcs the whole system md thoroughly builds
10 the constitution. DT. i. 81. Don't, Ecwburs
". Va, Druggist
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CUPID's COLUMN.
sHRsAfp YES.

John +. Fraloy, az. Bebocca
A. Messenger, 81.
Bricc Il. Manning. 80, Rossie L.
b. Riley. L.
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IsLire Worth Liyiprl

WI NAlA ~ Atlt NtlEfN NIHNNt Ut
Ackcr's Dyspepsia TGbiets are a posit'vc cure for
the worst forms 81 Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Flat.
ulency and Constipation. Guaranteed and sold
1t seems that winter has struck
Us wrong end formost and the way
it is rubbing it on to us is a caution
to the early bird ,the"Garden sass"
and the flowers and fruit that were
on the road to meet the golden
summer time.
80 If YOU want Horse bills
printed, come and see samples of
our work and get our prices before
you give your orders toar Y one else.
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Report OF Bonafeld school, King
wood district, beginning Oct. 2S,
$50 and ending March Ii, 30.
Enumeration, ~ enrolled. % ::
average daily attendance, 10 per
cent of attendance, 50. Foster
Hartman was neither absent nor
tardy during the term.
b. II. GIBSON, Teacher.
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Personal Paragraphs.

day from visiting at Grafton.
J. b. Crcssaler, of st. Joe, was
in town Monday aud Tuesday.
Sam Il. Crayton, the well known
Wheeling drummer, was in town
last week.
Mrs. Jennie Potter LETT Tuesday
morning for Grafton where she Wis
its friends.
Miss Clara Craig returned Tuesday
from several days visiting friends
at Austen.
Mrs DR.. NJ. T. Powell and chill
dren, of Tunnelton. were visiting
relatives here over Sunday.
Duncan McRa was Mt Grafton
and Newburg the latter part of
last week and first of this.
Squire Dave c. linn and Eman-
uel Dixon, of Valley district, were in
town and gave us a call last week.
We had a pleasant call yesterday
from Solomon Walls, Esq. one Of
the most substantial citizens Of Pis-
gah.
Mr.. Peter Volta was confined to
his bed several days this week on
account of a severe carbuncle on
his leg.
Messrs. j. Ed Kildow, ". II.
Murdoch and j. Slidell Brown re-
turned from Washington City
! Tuesday.
Mr.. Grove G. Jackson will move
his family out to his saw mill next
week. Mr.. Bowcrmaster will move
into Mr.. Jackson's house.
Miss Belle Spahr, who has been
teaching school down in Grant dis
trict this winter, is at home now,
her school having closed.
Mr.. /. NJ Albright is down at
Bruceton this week, invoicing the
stock Of merchandise Of Albright
and Chidcster preparatory for buy
ing new goods.
Mr.. Wilbur Posters children are
still sick. They are just recovering
from the cbickcn-poX and it run
into crysipelos with the baby while
another has the quinsy.
Miss Ella Copcmans school. at
Albrights Mill, closed last Friday
with an entertainment at night.
There was large crowd present in
spite Of the very disegrccable wealth
or.
". c. Gibson, of TunncIton. was
IN town Tuesday making arrange
mcnts for Prof. Will Vests Elocu-
tionary Entertainment at the Court
House Hall, Tuesday night Of next
week.
Mrs Matte Parks arrived home
last Thursday evening from Iudi-
ana. She has been absent five
months and spent the winter very
pleasantly visiting friends in Ohio
and Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Graham
started Saturday for Mongolia Co.,
to visit Mrs. Graham's home. Mr..
Graham came back this week, but
Mrs. Graham will remain about
three weeks.
Mr. g. J. Shaffcr, Of Shaffer,
Brown and company, started for the
eastern cities Monday 60 purchase
spring and summer goods for his
firm. lie was accompanied by Mr..
A. J. Bonaield Of Tunnelton.
Prof. II. u. Harris, NJ. A., Of
the University of Virginia, has been
elected President Of Broadus Col
lege at Clarksburg, to succeed Rev.
J. J.. McCutchcn, who has resigned.
Prof. Il. r. Powell has been elected
Vice President
William Gale and David Graham.
Of Masontown, and Isaac Wilkins,
Of Independence, have been granted
pensions and Andrew S. Sislcr and
james W. Hollis. Of Terra Alta,
have received increases and John
W. Combs, Of Ncwburg, reissue.
On the train Monday night com
ing from Washington City, we met
/ Mr.. Charles Brannon, Of Weston.
who was on his road homo from
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Wanted. Agents 90 solicit orders FOR Our
W choice and hardy nursery stock
steady work for energetic temperate men.
sainfy gnd expense. or commission III prefer
red. Write az once. State age. Address
R. g. Chase & Co. 2 P6 sGsis PsPn Square
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When Baby was sick we gave hor csstoria,
when she wRs a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she becsmo Miss, sho chung 10 CostorIa,
When sho had Children, sho gave thsIn Cnstosla,
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tarsrils.ns Eaiest

Transoien, Advertisements Si.o0 pcr inch FOR
orst insertion. and 20 cents per inch foF each
subsequent Insertion.
Personal communications. - cents per !nch.
Local Notices. cents PER line
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Report of Guthrie school, Sub
District, No. II Of Grant District,
for the term commencing Nov. Is,
1889, and ending March z. 1890.
Enumeration, 80 enrolment, 35 !;
average daily attendance, - per
cent Of daily attendance, % No.
visits by Go. Supt., {; No. visits by
trustees, 8 names Of pupils neither
absent nor tardy, Okey and Wilbur
Frankhouscr, Nellie Goodwin,
Minnie and Ellie Frankhouscr.
The following is the average per
cent Of each pupil in each branch
Of the four written monthly exami-
nations.
History Wilbur Frankhouscr,
30 Joseph II. Harshbarger, % /;
Mollio Goodwin, 100; Minnie
Fraukhouser, 9G.
Reading Hosea =. Meyers, 100 :
Trueman Frazec, 100: Waiter Fra
zee, 1905 W. i. Frankhouscr, 100 /;
WIS. Goodwin, 100; J. II. Harsh
bargcr, 100; J. + Koon. 90; Min
ME Fralkhouscr, 100.
Grammar II T.. Frazec, 81
Walter Frazcc. %; f. Frank
houscr, o.; If. p. Meyer, 97;J.H.
llarshbmgcr, 90; W. S. Goodwin,
% Mollic Goodwin, % Minnie
Frankhouscr, o..
Orthography Hosea =. Meyers.
100; r. II. Frazcc, 100 Walter
Frazcc, % ". T.. Frankhousor.
81; W. S. Goodwin, % S. S.
Frankhouser, IS y. II. llarshbar-
90 j. J.. Koon, 80 Mollic Good
win, 100 Nellie Goodwin. ~ Min
nic Frankhouscr, 100 Lille Frank
houser. 80 EHe Fraukhouscr, o.
Cora Frazec, ~.
Pcnmanship wv. S. Goodwin.
% Walter Frazec, 9S n. j. Moy-
crs, o.; w i. Fraukhouser, 0G
j. IL. ilarshoarger, 90; Minnie
Frankhouscr, % Mollio Goodwin,
7 %.
/ Physiology wv J.. Frankhous-
I or, 100; y. W. Frazce. % II. =.
Meyers, % Mollio Goodwin, o..
Geography ~ II. Harshbarger.
% W. +. Frankhouser, % IT.. p.
Meyers, o.; Il. r. Frazeo, 90
Walter Frazee, 95 w. S. Goodwin,
% 80. f. Koon, 06 NJ. J.. Uphold,
% S. i. Meyers, 80 Monie Good.
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Report of the Pine Grove school,
Union district, for tie month end
ing March :, 1890.
Enrolment, 4G; average daily at
tendance, u ;perccntof attendance,
80. those neither absent nor tardy
during the month, Agnes Bertha,
Belle Bertha, Henry Ford, Ezra
Ford and John Stcnart. Five pu-
pills meritod 100 percent IN deport-
meut. Number of visits by the
trustees during the term, three ::
visits by County Snpt., Elsey, two
and also quite number of the
patrons visited the school. Our
thanks are heartily extended to the
patrons Of the above school for
courtesy and assistance in making
the school a success.
WM. REED CRANE, Teacher.
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- BRoWNS. M0R 8ITTERs

Cures Indigestion, Biiiousnese. Dyspepsia Maia.
ria. Nervousness. aud General Debility Physi-
claus recommend it. Ai' dealers sell &c.. Genuine
hnsifadc mark and crossed rcd liacs euwwpIer
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A Duty TO Yourself.

It's surprising that people VIII use q common
ordinary pin when they can secure q valuable
Engiish pills are positive cure for ckhcad-
ache and g liver troubles. They are small,
II. Dent, Ncw5urs, ". va, Druggist
In the case Of Clifford Jones, who
shot Amanda Toothman, while on
a spree last fall, which has just
been tried in the Circuit Court at
Fairmont, ne was Sentenced to two
months in jail and fined $25 and
cost.
John Grcaser will deliver coal Of
superior quality from the Boyle
Mine at six cents per busbcl All
Jumps at seven cents per bushel.
Orders promptly filed.
Don't fail to 90 and hear Prof.
VIII West and his trained troup Of
children, next Thursday at the
Court House Hall. Doors open at
z p. IN. and performances begin at
1880.
Can't Sleep Nights
is Tho complaint OF thousands suffering from
Asthma, Consumption. Coughs. etc Did you
ever try DR. AckCr's English Remedy It isthc
best preparation known for 80 Lung Troubles.
sofa on positive guarantee 90 9lc aud SIC. hy
Dr " Don't, Newburg. vs. Va. Druggist
Forty women received the degree
Of Medical Doctor Of the thirty
eighth annual commencement Of The
Women's Medical College in Phila-
adelphia last week.
The Police Gazette
Is the only illustrated paper 90 the world con-
tanning all The latest sensational and sporting
eucws. no Saloon Keeper. Barber or Club Room
can AFFORD 90 be- without 90. 10 always makes
friend wherever % goes.
Mailed 90 any address in The United States. So.
curciy wrapped i9 weeks for etO0
send I've cents for sample COPY.
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KIRgwood. March 20. 1880.

News ard Notes Hero ana There.
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FOX DYSPEPSIA
Use Browns IRON Hitters.
fhyscifns recommend it
All G,rier kccpit siol ser to.'o. Genuine
hss trade mor- aud c.oscI .oj iii, On wrarrcr
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It's surprising that people VIII use q common.
ordinary Pill when they can secure u valuable
English one fer the same money. DR.. ACkcr's
Engish pills are a positive cure for sick head
ache and all liver troubles. They are small
sweet, cariiy taken, and do not grippe. Dr. r..
II. Dent Ncw5urs ". Va, Druggist.