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souaesa4s gieFcias aoses et tos Alrlae
bern. A cb1zssias gisl sa1se tes stor
- al az pss-ag no-1sE. see i soas-
what TOO epeBiY saxllng for foreEn
B4rriage fos heF. uore P4.e eegal u-ak
vslFetiss SIX, vaadyked $50 3 nessse-
lac AZ ehiepa 4na esegat sp siEh knots
- xeLl znd silver metal A goC1 maav
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most G nic Wnen the cioth OF Wnlcn lb -
made exactly matches the costume.
Pingot has brought out pretty little
mantle in Havana wool with medici
collar, revers in black Jets and fasten-
ings of Havana and dark chestnut en-
broideries Many Of the new coats are
OF the three-quarter length. arranged
with pockets on the hips and double
breasted fsstenings. The shorter coats
are often braided down tho middle OF
the back in novel and elaborate pat
terms Velvet petticoats arc much used
with the cloth costumes. One in plum
colorsd cloth has habit bodice fasten-
ing under the arm. The skirt IS
trimmed with braid and draped over a
darker velvet petticoat A novel dress
in a dark apricot shade was finished by
Worth recently. The skirt was edged
with narrow crosswsy foupce bordered
with quaint trimming in = mixture %
black and gold. The bodice also was
novel in design. the fall part being
formed % folds of soft silk edged VITA
black and gold TRAININGS 70 match the
skirt Ornamentstiou.
ELIEN OSBORN
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

It was just an ordinary scrap of
wrapping paper, bat il saved her life.
She was in the last stages OF c0nsump-
ton. told hy physicians that she was
ncuTable and could live only a short
time she weighed less than seventy
pounds ON piece OF wrapping paper
she read Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
and got a sample bottle; it helped her.
She bought a large bottle. it helped her
more, bought another and grew better
fast, continued ITS use aud IS now
strong. healthy. rosy, plump, Weighing
l40 pounds For fuller particulars send
stamp TO ". H. Cole, Druggist. Fort
smith. Trial Bottles of tiii- wonderful
Discovery 10 cents, At Peck Bros. Drug
Store.
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lowered fabrics were noticeable. two OF
which were close 20 ne for some time
in the crush on leaving, were very pret-
~, one in white foulard dotted With
brown carnations with their duh green
spiky foliage, and the other in new
shade OF green sprinkled with white
ehrysGnthemumS A smart little cape,
assumed more on account OF its smart
ness than for any more compelling rea-
son in tho soft and deliciopsly cool at
mosphere OF Geneva evening, was OF
cream-colored cloth lined with blue
silk and trimmed with blue and silver
gallon. A gown Of a quaint green tint was
lined with red wherever IL was possible,
and noticed several pretty mixtures Of
white and pale blue.
The day before leaving Paris for this
brief Swiss vacation | saw an opening
OF evening brocades which promises
great sumptuousness in dress for the
approaching season. Tho designs and
the colors were marvels OF weaving.
Roses and nauve-tinted lilacs strayed
over creamy grounds. which were fur
ther enriched with set patterns woven
OF ko4l anu sllNtT tuEt-QS- All
uncommon brocadc was of a warm corn
color. Roses and morning glories
formed the pattern and at both the
other edges of the material ran wide
borders of mOire. Another maize-tinted
brocade had on il gold and silver wheat
heads tied with silver ribbons There
were blue brocades shot with green.
reds sho. with gold, and white and sill
yer patterns so chaste and yet so rich
that they put the brighter colors quite
10 shame. Autumn dresses como on
with considerable rapidity. Striped
woods are used in two shades of brown
or brown and cream. Some fabrics show
tiny scrolls or infnitessimal checks.
Inch-wide box plaits are again used to
edge skirts, and tho Stuart style OF
sleeve, with its double puffs and per-
pendiculsr bands OF material, is coming
into favor. Shoulder cspes Of all sorts
are still brought out, but these are re-
garded as distinctly less elegant than
tho cloth jacket and this again has
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

The best salve in tire world for cuts.
hr0 ses, sores. ulcers. sat Thcnm- fever
sores, letter. spped iauas, ca1lo.a.ns.
ccrus aat SO s'-in ergrtans. aad rcs-
ttveiv cares r.les. 0r no pay frIea-
be- IS guaranteed to oe.ve peliect stsf4c-
SON qr money refunded. ie
rer ioF For sase hg 'ecs Bros. drag
elsts Eorner ~ .rrre and IilFs.oH-s
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TREAsuRER's NOTICE.
- -. -. -. }

Grand Rapids Mich. > ept. 3. $50.
Notice IS hereby gwen thai fbe assessment
roll for the construction 81 "A sewer lu ticNehiA
street from Jeunette street 60 Aluiue avenue.
ln the city Of Grand Rapids. is new . riy
hands. and that ! VII. receive payment thefe-
on for tie period 81 twenty days from ths
date at the Once Of The llty lreasqfcr, tity
Han GEoR b r. PERRY.
SEPT Z5 City Treasurer.
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Grntlfrlnr 10 All.

The high position attained ard the
universal cceptance and approval ot
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy. syrup
of flgs. a. the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value OF tne qua
tiles on which us success IS based. and
arc abundantly gratifying 10 the Caa-
fornla zig syrup Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
TnEAsURER,s ONO.
CITY Trsssursr's omrl

CRY TregsUrsr's oMre.
Grand Rapids. NlcA.. sept 8. ist.
Notice is hereby given that tue assessment
roll for the construction ol a seNerln trCmeut
ard Nscpd streets. in the city oi eranf
Rapids Is now "a uiy hands and tAai VIII
receive pavment thereon f0r the period ol
twenty DAYS from this date. AZ tae oiiice - the
GEORGE r. PERRY
sepf . City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

IelrCii eNlrlss esf Hr 20 m has ~ alrfr
paTior and BUFFET car affaehee aUd ever ar
express iraslng 2s5 a m hss paf or gaT af
iachtd. These fr4ra make lfhcl connection
"a Detroit for CD points lssf
tXrres. ieaNnr af Giaa pal has aEnff
s'eepins car 90 lctre,.. arriving IH y troll Cd
- am.
Steamboat express mHkcs direct connection
~ Grand Haven with Steamer Tor 81 luaua ff.
Ihrouga raiiraa f.ektls and erean siean-
Ship fick efs suf slteri.F eal berihs seraHel sf
j.. 81. n. d 81. oflcf. 80 0Droe ST.. ane ~ t.le
depot.
JAS CAMPBELL. Cits Pass. Agent
JOHN ~ LOUD. lraf4c Manager. Detroit.
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TREAsURER,s NOTICE..

city Clerks once
Grand Rapids Mich, sept 8 l,so.
Notice is hereby given tnat tae assessment
roll for the constfurfton @! 4 swer Ia Lincoln
street d the city If Grand haplds, is BOW !n
my hurds and that j VIII receive payment
thereon tor the period OF twenty days from
This dare al the Office Of fse CITY Treasurer,
City Hal. 6kckIt Il. PERRY,
sept - City Treasurer.
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rRKAsunEn's NOTICE.
C.m Treaslrar.sn orc

Grand Rapids. Ailca., Auz. .l. $50.
Notice is hereby glNti tLft t'r asee ssmenf
r8' .0r opcLlus and extension ~ esitlft
avenue .n tur west side 81 oralQ ar. lD
The city 0f Gr2ld Rapids is les l n.s haoea
and tuag ulu receive pEymeat y1Heoa lur
the period ~ twenty days tllm f1is aA.c. al
tie ottce % the CITY n de.ile., -. - itasi
GEORGE ll PERRY.
semi is City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
raE CHICAGo-GnAND RAPIDS SHORT
LINE
The Only Throngh Tts.n service Between
Grand Rapids, Traverse city aud Chl-
caEo j. via she Chicago a West
Iichigen Ey. 20 New Buffalo,
TLence via Michi gan Cent


cage is via shc Chicago a West
Michigan Ey. 10 New Buffalo,
TLence via. Michig gan Cent
raj Railroad.
Traverse City and Grand Rapids TO
Chicago:
Leave Traverse City a. m, f6:l5
p. IA.
Leave Grand Rapids-#9.0o q. m,
#l:O0 p. m, Tll:3j p. IA.
Arrive Chlcago-T4:l5 2. M, $3.50 p.
M, fS.05 q. m.
Except Sunday. fDaily.
Except Saturday, tram leaving Ira
verse City 6:l5 p. m, has through
sleeper TO Chicago, connecting n Grand
Rapids with combination sleeping and
chair car, arriving Indianapolis 1890
a. IN.
AT Chicago connections made with
divergiug lines for ail points west,
southwest and northwest; at Grand
Rapids with D., l.. q y. Il. K. for Ian
sing, Detroit and all points east.
Chicago to Grand Rapids and Traverse
City:
Leave Chicago-9;OO a. m, a4;lO ,.
~, fll15 p. m.
Arrive Grand Raplds-#3:55 p. m,
+l0:l5 p. m, $3.50 q. IA.
Arrive Traverse City-*ll:05 p. m,
5000 a. m, Hoo p. N.
Except Sunday. TDaily.
The 4:40 p. III. train has a through
sleeper Chicago to Traverse City, con
Meeting with palace steamers, arriving
Charleyoix 1880 a. m; Petoskey, 1880
p. M; Harbor Springs, 200 p. M;
Mackinac Island, 7:l5 p. m; st. Ignace,
500 p. Ii.
The ll:15 p. m. train has through
sleeper to Grand Rapids, connecting
with train arriving Traverse City 800
y. M. WM. a. GAvETr,
D Acting Gen. Pass Agent.
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gnEasUREn's NOTICE
-. Irsasarars -. J

tiIy Treasurer s once.
Grand Rapids Mtch.. huEust 4. l>.f-
Aotlee +. ~ - gsFel thGt tle a-scs>.ltlf
f0r senrr IA North ionl4 street. irom Aeweel1f
street O. nTl1ge street. in fhH cfN 81
Grand RAPIDS Is uaN iu fnF hands. AID fh-f
sIiI receive I'D neat thereon 8ar tar NrTfel -
twenty dass from IbIs date az the lflcs q tae
GEOkGE q. PERRY.
seDt l6 city Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

UrTRoTT. LANSING a NoBTHEEk-
rfFaEf
FrFrfss f0r faa'nav afd taF CITY am
Waif lrs farstrr bffra.t and faef fn
1eHrfss icf Lansing. Ittfaif ana ifffIi ~ rn
MAJ fof sIna sf Inur snc aEHaN rs il in
rasfer ~ q pm
afFFF
Ma rrrrr gscIrA~ &c nav Cts $685.
.a from Irns Hg Hftro. nfr iasf ~ ri
Ias Trn ffou LanrnG Hfffaff tn.
- F..f fa-rm
Fs4rrss frtrn Laranf ana Ucuef $50 pm
trs fleUpm
fDaHT fftttfr frreff fnarf
Tic ehrftfsf Nnf s. .3ffr1if aar fert We
eanf re-laf fars hffween Hrff are tfa
fr .setefs rrH nfrrreIHe rgffat In.n7
fesrf cHee 8 3srfgeef arc n'7H rfi't
wa gtfrr. A. ue asn. Pies tgt
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lHGlL AlIERTINNG.


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Nrf.ts = -fs-ey sea- tEst So is1 ffNlte>ais
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s.a.eI .aaaE.IseS ~ F4E AelltLs+trt - k+.ii-e
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EuWARo cfkiN
III l IokEA
tHae "A hAket
ATTEST Gn0HI'1 g "a il1toka
Ma a. ssINkukE t-tg larrt. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Heanaa & Earnaf5. faefae A baakf
Us IS fI leGK-rse. a4lie. q Hrf 8. aa-la tsalV
9le tlam llf- cal -Tll1sh hfart aHf
IDS laalAaa hs..aah t.iH 4AS Nl4t|ar
afGiAl sE.r. heTFaa tetH hairftt ttt.
ltsa luteH ahaff1 e. ga ras. t.tf -ei4..f.
l-cHiEau retfffra RAILWAY & - titeA
Metalrf 4bFle<s : \ - $40 ais Asa.
Irr Pa .esAt a 81 -aiakHaE. aFft ara
B. ..lk san Aaaa al - a-r - y. lt, 81 q -
htEa.c cn. E sahrfh e , ck ie5. ar'
IlUlbaI Mary d T. aeal, Ailla,n Nssltr
o. AS. i ..eIa 90 4iSH-
Alu4ga bee ag lafl1al fa-f 80 eseestl.lt -
is ltegf fa ilf ma1e q aaa yea 81 iiat Iat "a
peNse of IAe Aforesaid la froteibe Z, A-
assessment rnil has herN ualr ln lEc lsrtti-
iars anl = an Lle q sfe eirrAs eltf sata s. O.
Wher- L ti.i reila-A q fu fal la Iteisa4 aaih
M9u41N evening. fA De. l-es Wisrl HAa
u1arr geA can aEptAr q tarr re Ns~-l 81
C,ul .ion ssld evening aae show Gauss. EaA,
WHY s,tt asSsssHffHfs s tuia Gof tt W1at aAa
collected -ce0rails 20 lse-
IS A. snINhNaN.
.-6 Nits tlerk
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HEALTH IS wealth

Il r. j. &. II EsTs NlRrE AEp BRtF. iRFsr-
yESt. p guaranteed Il suee.Gc for hfsttla Dizzi-
ness Commissions. FITS. Nervous Neufalg q.
Ht adacho. Nelvous prosfrstl0H caused ~ thc
use of 8 cob ! ~ tobacco, " Guinness. Mental
Depression. -0fcuing ~ the braiA resulting
iu lnsa1ifY ard leading 90 misery. De- az and
dealt. Premature 0ld Age. barruness. Loss
of Power il either sex. Involuntary Losses aad
rpeTWatouhea eaused bF ovsr-exerton oi The
brain. seif-aause or oTeT-il dplEence- Zach box
contains oac months treatment el.y a box.
o. Six boxes for 500. sent ~ mall prepaid on
receipt 0f price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure ans cssc. N4ru each order received
Nv as frr siK boxes accom- panied rs $50. we
will send tao purchaser ore written guarantee
20 fafuaa tie money u t1e Treatment does not
eject cure tfua rautfes issued 0n y 81
WHITE q WHITE,
Morton llause Pharmacy. eole Agents
90 Monroe-street, Grand Rapids. Mich.
opEN ALL NIGHT
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Personal Paragraphs.

Miss Minnie Allen iSoyerat Terra
Alta visiting.
Major Orr returned last week
from Charleston.
George \. Herring, of Long Hol-
low. was in town Tuesday.
DR.. Robert McMillen was in
Wheeling last Friday and Saturday.
Henry Clay Hyde was down at
Piedmont from Thursday till Mon
day.
Duncan McRa returned Tuesday
evening from Grafton and other
points on the b. and o.
l.. p. White is back at Elk Gar
den running the Cooperative Store
during the sickness of the manager.
Squire A. G.. Mason. of St. Joe.
was in town yesterday on some
pension business. The Squire is
very successful pension agent.
Merchant J. W. Baker has been
sick and confined to his bed for
several days. DIR. Martin is the
attending physician. Mr.. Baker
is some better now and able to be up.
Prof. Crithfield was in town this
week making arrangements for his
show here Saturday night. The Prof.
lost his wife and two children and
every thing he had in the Johns
town Flood.
MIR. C.Y. Bishop has been up at
Newburg and over at Rowlesburg
III the interest of the Patriarch Mill
tant Division of the Odd Fellows.
Several members of the lodges at
the above mentioned places have
joined the division here.
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rapidly as could be expected and
will be able to get out when the
weather gets good.
Font Blaker and Ami Beavers. OF
kingwood were down to tho magic
lantern show Saturday night.
Each went homo down the river
with over hundred pounds Of
Castccl on his arm. but the worst
was that the boys hid Fonts saddle
and he had to ride homo bareback
and come back Monday after it.
Our school closed last Friday with
literary exercises at night. There
was big crowd present and good
time generally. a match game of
base ball was played in the afternoon
between the Pleasant Dale club
and the club here, but the Dale
club put II onto our boys. Ilowev-
or We will try them again out at
their place last day OF the Dale
school. The exercises ut night
consisted of select readings. recita-
tions. essays and II debate. The
question for discussion was Resolved
That war has been moro injurious
to mankind than intemperance.
Among those down from King.
wood we noticed Willie Beavers.
Font Baker Ami Beavers Editor
ARGUS, Lloyd Williams and others.
Mr.. Beethoven has Taught n very
good school and given entire salts
faction.
March ,, 1890. RAMBLER.
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Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. 5. f.
Ringer, Monday, March 3. 1890.
bouncing big boy. first edition. Or.
McMillen attending physician.
Mother and child are doing we'll.
AT n meeting OF tn. counsel Mon
day evening, Squire Joha $. Muir
dock was appointed and sworn in
as member os tho council in place
OF ID. \. Morris. who was elected
but declined TO serve.
We are informed that the mail
sack was Knocked down ana run
over by the fast mail cast. at Tun-
melton last Friday morning. The
arrangement that takes the mail i'm
without the train stopping failed to
connect. and the pouch was cut to
pieces under the wheels, and some
of the mail destroyed, among the
rest several packages OF the ARGUs,
SO that If any of our subscribers
failed to get their paper last week,
they must not blame us for it. We
have u few copies Of last weeks issue
left over, and will send To any one
who will let us know il they failed
to get theirs.
kEcK--Julius Nj. Kcck died mt
his residence near Reodsville Satur
day. March LIST, of consumption
after n lingering illness. We have
received n well written article IN
.hcmoridm, which we will publish
next week.
The festival for the benefit of the
Mozart Band, will Ice tonight, in
stead of tomorrow night. Lots of
refreshments Lave been prepared
and everything arranged for good
time. The band will be present,
and furnish music for the occasion.
j. IL. lantS's sale, of his personal
effects, will be on March &c, instead
OF "a, as announced in our last
issue.
Brose Klauser is wrassling with
the humps this week.
More snow this morning than we
have had this winter, all put to-
gcthcr.
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The Social World.

Misses Addic and Lillian Morris
gave a party to their young friends
Tuesday evening. There were q
number of persons who enjoyed
themselves till late hour.
Mr.. Ed IIeerrmans entertained
a number of his young men friends
Tuesday evening. An excellent
supper was served and some fine
music rendered by Miss Persls
llcermans, and altogether the occa-
sion was IA very pleasant one.
The j. G.. II. Club met last
Thursday night at Liberty hall.
There was fine attendance Of the
members some new games were in
PRODUCED and the evening passed
very pleasantly. The club meets
tonight at Squire Nef's and will
be entertained by Miss Minnie.
There was very pleasant sur
prise party at the residence Of
Squire Gus Shaffer last Thursday
night. 1t was one of the most en-
joyable social gatherings we have
had for some time and was gotten
up in honor Of several young ladies
who were visit ing in town. Music
and games Of various kinds were
INDUCED in till late hour. Al
though the party was intended to
he surprise, Squire Shaffcr had
gotten wind Of it and telegraphed
for box Of oranges and bunch
Of bananas, as every thing Of that
kind in town had been used up at
the Red Men banquet the night
before, and so with oranges, bananas,
candies and cake the refreshments
were elegant indeed and enjoyed
very much by everybody. The
merry party broke up at a late
hour and went home feeling that
it was good to have been there.
The guests present from abroad
were, Miss Laura Rigg, Of Terra
Alta, Miss Fannie Poe, Of Grafton,
Miss Lima Mencfee, Of York Run,
and Miss Dora Means and Misses
Ella and Nena Davis Of Evansville.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
SI.ARrONN.


Cures ponden,c NJ the AnaUs
La grippe is losing its grip in
this vicinity.
Mrs. i. +. Rectine, who has been
quito in for some time, is bottcr at
this writing.
\ series Of meetings will begin at
this place Sunday. March l6, con-
Quoted by Rev. A. liendrickson. Of
the L. b, Church.
Things we often see-A widower
entertaining young lady every few
evenings, hanging over tie gate,
breathing sweetness in each others
ears.
We notice George Bucklew in our
neighborhood quite often. There
is some magnetic attraction that
draws him up this way.
James Allen l'reeland has been
working down at Henry Copeman's.
below hlngwood, opening up coal
bank.
We are informed on good author
ity, thrt the y. NJ. G. A. have an
organization in this community, and
admit all ages and classes Of society.
a committee has been appointed
to procure new seats for the Beth
elhem Church. We are glad to
note this spirit of enterprise and
hope they Will give the outside of
the church little more paint. 1t
will not only add to its appearance
but durability also.
The band boys intend purchasing
new instruments this spring. Boys
II you need any aid, call on
SALLIE GRAY,
Sister TO Carl Gray.
Feb. %, 1890.
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VALLEY DISTRICT.
icncc Of the ARGUS.
Feb. 80, 1890.


Correspondence Of the ARGUS.
Every thing is booming in Bust
ness Hollow.
A series of meetings will com
mence at No. 6 the lG OF March,
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Hen
erickson, of the u. b. Church.
The most unwelcome visitor we
have had for some time, is la grippe.
1t is dealing very roughly with some
Of orr citizens.
The family Of Noah Gross, have
been having serious attack Of the
la grippe; but each member is slow
ly improving.
The backbone OF winter seems to
be badly out Of shape. 1t may not
be broken, but is u bad case OF cur
Nature toward summer.
The No. II school is progressing
nicely, under the good management
Oh >. n. sterling. lie Will give a
grand entertainment the last day
and night Of his school.
There arc several clearings in pro-
gress in this community. They
begin to make the woods ring with
AK, maui and mattock. You hear
them from early morning till late
in the evening.
A hop was given last Thursday
night at tho residence Of Noah
Gross. A delightful time was en-
ioyed by all. 1t was late hour
when the crowd dispersed
at is J. BE not afraid" We
may come again with a longer bud
get Of news.
Feb. %, 1890. BETSY.
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(Rccently arrived VIVA. Repub-
licm voter at the polls in Dakota,
reading his ticket to bystander);
DWELL, / be durn-this is some
sneakin' rebul Dimmycrat trick -
Whats trick-whats the mat
ter with you ?"
"I'his ticket, they said it we're a
Republican ticket"
"Well, so it is"
"Then where's COTS name ?"
"Gof-who's Golf :"
"'Now dammit, sec here, mister
may be one Of yer tcndcrfect, but
I'm not SIGH n internal fool as not
to know that Republican ticket
without Gof's name on it is bogus.
I've voted too many Of 'cm. J."
-jjetzel Democrat.
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NEwBURG
From onr rognlar corresnondcnt.
MILLER.

Mr.. Philip Knisell, of Birds Creek.
is down sick with the IN grippe at
the residence of Mr.. G. Il. Ellis.
DIR. Dent is the attending physi-
elan.
u. j. Gibson and II. NJ. Barb
went to Grafton to-day.
Miss Bell, daughter of DR.. VIM.
+. Vmkirk, is visiting the Misses
Anderson on Market Street.
Col. NJ. $. Frye, Of Slick Run,
spent Sabbath in town. lie was ON
his way to Harrisburg, Virginia, to
attend college.
Mr.. Owen $. Graham, Of Elk
Garden, was visiting friends on
Green Mountain Hill u few days
last week.
Miner Morehead is running Cato
Banks barber shop.
Mrs. George ". Wolf is quite
i'll.
a number Of Grafton bloods were
in town Sunday.
Miss Alice Paul returned home
from Morgantown Saturday, where
she had been visiting her brother,
James.
Our town will soon have street
lamps. Good for our dads.
The Ncwburg Orrcl Coal & Coke
Co.'S. new superintendent, wife and
babe have arrived, and are boarding
at Mrs. Sucks.
Marshal White was in town one
day last week on important business.
Miss Ida Anderson, Ella Coughlin
and Annie Kepler are teaching sub
scriptlon School.
Will higgins is out again after a
long spell Of la grippe.
p. S. S. Lee will start q brand
new butcher shop in the near future
with VIM. Smith Us head clerk.
Barney Ball, who lives on Works
Run, died on Saturday. Of grippe.
Dad Golden, Jr., was up on
Cranberry.
J.. J. Cobun, OF Masontown, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. L. w.
Showalter, on Posten Street.
Lonny Cobun is teaching school
near Terra Alta.
Our Streets are in fine condition
under the good management Of
David W. Kidd, town sergeant
Mrs Chas. ~. Frazier is visiting
friends at Keyser.
Frank Mathews, Of Grafton, was
in town one day this week.
Will S., how about the party
Lots Of winter with us.
March 4. Bloc.
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