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San Diego Land Companv

BosToN, Aug. 20.-The contesting
Boards of Directors of the San Diego
Land and Town Company have finally
agreed to leave the question of the con-
troll of the property to the Supreme Court
of California, where a suit will be
brought
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Western Association.

MINNEAPoLIs, Aug. 20.-At meeting
tonight the Western Association direc-
tors decided TO finish the season with
four clubs: Sioux City, Kansas City,
Omaha and Denver. The new schedule
comprises forty-two games. TO be made
mn and the season inaugurated Saturday
by omaha at Sioux City, and Kansas
C;ty nj Denver.
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The Ranger to be Repaired.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Orders will
be issued tomorrow detaching the Off
GERS of the Ranger, and they will be as
signed temporarily to the Independence.
The Ranger will be repaired.
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I'he Parthia,s Iost, T,rin

VANCOUVER (B. c., Aug. 2O.-The
steamer Parthia left this afternoon for
Yokohama and Hongkong, carrying
mail and 800 tons of general cargo. She
takes twenty-five European and fifty-six
Chinese passengers. This is the Parthia's
last trip TO Vancouver
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Mnrderer uanneh.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20.-John Conway,
the steamship fireman convicted of the
murder of the boy whose body was found
floating in a sailors bag in the river, was
hanged this morning. The hanging was
a terrible affair, the mans head being al
most torn from his body by the heavy
fall.
Murder and Suicide by Baron.
IEIPSIC, Aug. 20.-Baron ZedEtz- Neu-
kirch shot his mistress this morning and
then himself. Both are dead
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HURLED TO DEATH.
A Terrible Hurricane Sweeps Over
Martinique Island.
SIXTY PEOPLE KILLED AND LARGE
NUMBERS INJURED

Turkish Brigands Continue to Murder
and Capture and Hold People for
Ransom-An Old Man Confesses to
killing Ten Children of His Own
and Three Grandchildren-Ho
Scene at the Hanging of MUIR
derer.
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The EDITORS and G. A. r.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 20 THE sixth semi
annual convention of the Southern Cali
fornia Editorial Association adjourned
last night, and the members in attend
ance left on the mornings train for home.
This is the last day Of the G.. A. r. en-
campment. which has been in camp at
Coronado for the past ten days. Gov
ernor Markham was in attendance to-day.
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Observation-Disclosures Fire.

DALLAS (Tex.l, Aug. 20.-A fire was
discovered early this evening in four
story building at the corner OF Elm and
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FRIGHTFUL mime ACCIDENT
Two Hundred Pounds Of Powder
Explode With Deadly Effect.
FOUR DEAD BODIES RECOVERED,
AND OTHERS MISSING.

Prisoners at the Washington Peniten-
tiary Plan Desperate Attempt to
Make Their Escape-A Stage Hold
Up by Masked Highwaymen Near
The Dalles, Oregon-A Chrfst1anized
Chfnaman Confesses to Forging a
Revenue Officers Signature.
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Dinner Given the President il
Honor of His Anniversary.
SILENT TOAST IN MEMORY OF
GENERAL GRANT.
Inhabitants of st. Louis Excited Over
Three Distinct Shocks of Earth
quake - Cardinal Gibbons, With
fers tho Pallfum on Archbishop
Katzer of Milwaukee.
Special to the REcoRp.uN1os.

MOUNT MCGREGoR On. ", Aug. 90
On the arrival of the Presidential party
this afternoon, the President proceeded
TO the cottage of w. J. Arkell. In honor
of the President, Arkell had arranged
for pleasant birthday dinner at the
Hotel Balmoral. About 120 guests par
ticipated, including Commander-in-Ch Chief
Palmer, of the G. A. r., Spencer Trask
and John A. Sleicher.
Shortly before 5 o'clock Mr.. Arkell
arose and said: ''The President, on ac-
count of his worn lungs and throat, is
solicitous that this be Quaker meet
ing-one of unspoken eloquence. Let
me say, however, that this being the
fifty-eighth birthday of the President, we
can properly extend to him our heartiest
and most sincere wishes. His admins
tration will be known in the hereafter
not so much as a Republican Administra-
tlon as an American Administration"
lCheerS.
President Harrison, in replying, said:
1t was part Of the covenant that this
feast should be a silent one. Not exactly
Quaker meeting, as Mr.. Arken has
said, because silence there is apt to be
broken by moving of the spirit. That
is not safe for banquet Laughter
We are gathered here in spot which is
historic This mountain has been fixed
in the affectionate and reverent memory
Of all our people, and has been glorified
by the death ON its summit of General
Ulysses S. Grant. Applause. 1t is fit
that the great spirit that had already
lifted its fame to a hight unknown in
American history, should take its flight
from this mountain-top. 1t has been said
that great life went out here, but great
lives, like that of General Grant, do not
go out-they go on. [Cries of Good"
and great applause.
Il will ask you in reverent and affec-
tionate and patriotic remembrance of that
man, who came to recover all failures in
military achievements, and with his great
Eeneralship and indexible purpose, to
carry the flag of the republic to ultimate
triumph, recalling with the reverent
interest of his memory-to drink toast
in silence as pledge that we will ever
keep in mind his great services, and in
doing so perpetuate his great citizenship
and the glory of the nation he fought to
save.''
This evening a literary and musical
entertainment was given the President at
the Hotel Balmoral.
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one More Unrsrtuaatc.
Last FRIDAY Ashford SNYDER. W

Last FRIDAY Ashford Snyder, who
lives on the pike 81 miles below
town. came before Justice Goodwin
-snd Swore oat q wsryant charging
allen, younger brother. with be.
ins derangei and dangerous The
warrant was pl.cSd i'm the hands Of
Constable J, l.. Stone. who, with
Joe Rover and s. +. Finger, and
Charlie White ne driver. went down
to take charge OF Snyder and bring
him to Jail. AS he is known to be
very strong and dangerous when
excited. 1t was expected that they
would have some trouble, but Mr.
Stone. who is an old and experienced
officer of the law. managed the At
fair yery successfully, aud brought
him to jail very promptly aud With
but little trouble. lie tried TO run
and get away when they came after
him, hid in the barn at first. bat
the Constable found horc and coax
ed him to the wagon. The others
were over the hill looking for Allen.
who, seeing no one but Mr.. Stone.
tried to escape, but the Constable
hung to him and landed him in
Jail without further trouble. Next
morning Squire Goodwin gave him \
hearing and had Drs. Manown and
Martin to examine him. and il was
decided that he should be sent TO
tile Hospital at Weston. His pa-
pers were made out and sent in.
and he is now committed to the Hos
pital. Ills trouble dates back sew
eral years. and started from injuries
received by falling from cherry
tree and striking on his head. The
Doctors decided that the skull was
pressing on the brain. and that the
only chance for cure WAS to trepan
the brain.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE
kRANnoNY,LLE.
.s,ondeneeottaaA Arcs

CorresHondeuesott TIE Arcss
W y. Teets ami LisHa Filey
spout several days at Terra Ats
ana vicinity.
Camden Deberry was at Somer.
field on business. lie will move to
Pa. soon and Mr.. Sisler will move
iato the house he vscatCs.
Mr.. Tom Brady the popular
drummer was in town last week.
We think it was drummers week
AGAIN. There was Janeway. the
Parkersburg hsrdcaSe. Snider the
Philadelphia notion man, Frank
Stevens the Pittsburgh notion man,
and Rankin ana some other gem
tlemeu, Dan Chestnut & Cos.
man, whose name We did not learn.
The ladies ut the Ilagans House
gave u quilting last Wednesday.
Their guests speak very highly Of
the way they were entertained aud
the grub"
Mrs. III. C. Hsgans is slightly
indisposed AZ this writing
Misses Emma and Benna Mat
lick OF Brownfeld, Pa. are visiting
their grand father, Mr.. John Mat
lick of near town. Mr.. Matlick is
hardly expected to recover from his
illness. lieis getting up in years
and is very much broken down.
Some time ago he was hurt by a
young horse no was taxing care of,
1t struck him him IN play. but that
with his age and inhrmity has laid
him up.
Morley Thomas Of Kingwood +,
was in town last Thursday. He
brought Mrs. Aman Ia Hyde who
has spent several months visiting
friends ut Kingwood and Oakland.
Msssrs. +. j. Augustine and u.
l.. MoCulloh of Addison, Pa, were
IN town for short time Saturday
forenoon.
Harrison Childs OF near Terra
Alta was visitin here lately.
Rev. +. NJ. Cain preached here
Sunday morning. He leaves to-
day for two weeks visit to his sis
ter at Waynesburg, Pa.
Harry Benson lost good work
horse last week. 1t got one Of its
legs broken in the stable.
Borough election held Saturday
afternoon. Give you the results
next week.
Gypsy.
2o9'aI
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TERRA ALTA.
GYPsY,
3-23.'sl.
,ondence OF the Argus.

! Correspondence Of the Argus.
In speaking Of the v.rious indus.
tries Il Preston County in a recent
issue of your valuable paper W
failed 10 see any mention made o.
the Terra Alta Wooden Mills owned
and operated by Col. Jno. ID. Rigg
This is tie largest WOODEN mill in
the State and the goods made here
arc known far and wide as being of
very ine quality. Col Rigg does
an annual business Of about one
hundred thousand dollars. AL.
though running to his full capaci ty
+ he is not at present able to 6l all
orders and was compelled recently
TO decline an order for one thous
and dozen ladies skirts. The
Colonels pslitics are very bad, de.
cidcdly so. otherwise he is genial.
wholesoled gentleman. Hsis grow
ing older and wiser to, We hone J
and we hope he will soon see the
OF his ways and enlist under
the banner Of that grand Democrat,
Grover Cleveland.
The Terra Alta Creamery will
soon be turning out 6rst class, gilt
edged butter again.
TX Sheriff A. Staly Shaw will
build a large brick dwelling house
on his farm the coming Summer.
"Uncle" Dan Albright will b. lid
handsome residence on his farm
recently purchased Of Miss Sallie
Fairfax.
The Terra Alta and Gainesville
railroad is now graded within four
miles Of Terra Alta.
The City Fathers are making
preparations to put the streets in
better repair than they have ever
been.
II. II Mansbach, Esq, Mer.
chant Taylor Of Cumberland, was
in town to-day.
We nominate Ben II Elsey for
County Superintendent Of Free
Schools. We believe he has given
general satisfaction except among
some such sore heads a. Tar
Payer" Perhaps "TaS Payer is
one Of the boys who don't deserve
a No. ! certificate and therefore
didn't getit.
HBLEE BLAzEs.
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Daughter. of Rcbesea.
Monday nisht a new lodge was

Monday night a new lodge was In.
stituted in connection with the Odd
Fellows here by Robert Hollis Of
Rowlcsburg ass,stod hy the fvl!ev
ing parties from thst pl,ce~ PSI
oa~son, "a Moore. Herman Welt,
man, Rev. John W. Hw3,sty.
James Pierce, E. b. Stone, n. j.
Gibson, Arthur Frotfell, Mrs. n.
s. Hollis, Mrs. j. w. Hardesty,
Mr.; killen, Mrs. Martha Iiootsu.
Misses Florence Pugh. Florence
Goff. Myrtle Cornell, Mrs. ID. NJ.
Shafrer and Mrs. l. l.. ShafIer. The
work OF organization and institu-
ton began immediately after the
Entertainment ut the Court house
and lasted till 3 o'clock. The fol-
lowing charter members were taken
m-llenry Copeman, G. Y. Bishop
W. S. Taylor, Grant whitehair.
Hus y. Cresap, ID. ). GutherlO,
George Sheets, c. W. Fswcett and
Walter Bell and Mrs. c. W. FAw.
cett, Mrs. ID. :. Gutherie. Mrs.
Walter Bell. MIS-. G.. Y. Bishop and
Misses Matte Copeman, Alice
Thomas, Mollie Crcsap, Minnie
Allen, Sable Jordan and Mallie
Fawcett. The Lodge will meet
next Monday night for the 6rst reg
ular session and twice month
thereafter in the Odd Fellows Hal
over tho Post Office. This com
plctes oddfellowship here, estab-
fishes the whole business, Subordi-
nate, Encampment, Canton and
Daughters Of Rebecca.
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Sensational Suicide.

II. l.. Troxell young man
about % years of age who succeeded
IL. o. Baker of this place as tray
cling salesman for Michael Reilly
Of Wheeling. started out last week
on his trial trip. lie wrote to the
firm last Monday that he had chill
and was unable to go to Evansville.
lie clme down to Kingwood Mon
day and interviewed the merchants
here but with poor success and
seemed respondent. He left here
and went on cast along the u. & o.
Yesterday he entered T. W. Mines
store at Rodnmers and after speak
irg pleasantly to the inmates drew
a SO calibrr revolver from his pock-
ct and blew out his brains. A dis
patch was sent to the firm in Wheel
ing and John Dcvlin AN employe
was sen; to take charge Of the re.
mans IA ehiii Is usually fol.
lowed will. fever. il IS thought that
he was ;,mp1dlr'y d,liiuns whom
ne committee tho ect His people
live at Paw Paw in Morgan county
bat the dece .sod his lately been
clerking Tor J. Ncill Oliver Of Da
Tis City. He seemed like bright.
cnerRslic young man and started
from Wheeling on his first and last
trip Tuesday OF last week. lie has
brother employed in Weston.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, ,soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishcs from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring. bore,
Stiles Sprains and Swollen Threats,
Coughs, Etc. Save $50 by use Of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blomish Cure ever known
Sold bv DR.. s. A. Pratt Kingwood.
". Va. 4-2i-90 VI.
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Brown Lodge, X. OF p. Of this
place, urder special .dispensation.
conferred the three ranks on w. h.
Parkhurst and made him a full
fledged Knight at the regular meet
ing Tuesday night.
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DEPUTY Sheriff ! K. monroe
left Monday evening for Charleston
TO attend the Great Sun Council
Fire Of the Independent Order of
Red Men Of w. va. lie coca rs the
Representative Of King Philip
Tribe No. Is Of this place and will
probtbiy be gone AL week. Dept
Sheriff j. 0. Lau'z, # Auora, is
fl!ifg lis place during court.
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We had a pleasant aud paying
call from Mr.. J.. w. Matlick. Of
Keyser, Monday. He was sum
moned here AS witness before the
Grand Jury. lie moved from
Newburg to Keyser in 1872. and
has resided there every since, in
the employ Of the Is. & o. r. r.
lie is now conductor.
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PErER Vo1rz.

Mark Neiman has been here this
week selling all kinds of notions at
his bazaar in front Of the court house
He makes his b headquarters at Fair
mont and travels most of the time.
lie came over from Germany eight
years ago.
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II. o. Blaker, who has been ira
Yelling for Michael Riley of Whec-
ling quit the road and has taken
charge OF the mercantile business Of
his father at Albrightsville. winch
has been managed heretofore by
Harry Casteel, who retres from the
business.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

Quarterly meeting sc the 81 T.
Church in KingNooa next Saturday
and sunday Rev J u. Hess viii
preside.
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Sea Foam Flour the pride Of tho
Valley Of Virginia for sale BY,
SHAFFBR Brown g. Co.

DR.. A. II. Thayer accompanied
Martin L. Shaffer, Of Tunnelton, to
Washington City, on Wednesday
evening, where Mr. Sbaffer went to
consult an eminent physician Of
that city ia reference to bis physlc-
al condition Graft0n Sentinel
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Monday was a big day for a slow
old town ike Kingwood. Circuit
Court, the Canton. MorgAntown
Band, Musical Entertainment in
the Court House aud Festival at
night and institution OF the new
lodge. Grand Jury in session, horse
trading, a dutch peddler selling
cheap goods from a stand on the
street IN front OF court house and a
large time generally for this tow .
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

A job that holds good twelve
months in the year is not 20 be
foune every day. Such position
is offered liz the lad " "More Men
Wanted." Salary and expenses
paid ~
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c. E. Ellis & Sons keep the larg-
est stock of Furniture in Preston
County, and are prepared to offer
great inducements to buyers, who
will save money by buying Of
them. At
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Mrs. Watson. wife of j. W. Wat.

Mrs. Watson. wife of j. W. Wat.
son, the Deputy Postmaster Of
Gladesville, died Monday night.
March %, 1891, of hasty consump
ton. The remains were inferred
at Halleck, Aononogala county
Yesterday. She was the daughter
II Elias Jones Of Pleasant Valley
that county.
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Lumber. Slaves. Ties. Tan bark
sc buys You goods as low as the
cash, at
SNAPPER BROWN & Co.
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ItEtxS BLAzEs.

Itch on human and horses and
All animals cured in 30 minutes BY
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
u5yer fails. Sold by s. A. Pratt.
Druggist, Kingwood
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

In my absence all parties know.
ing themselves indebted to me wall
pay the amount to Walter A. Stone
and his receipt will be good for the
same.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

The people are an talking about
the Great Bargains in Clothing At
Ellis Cash Store. Newburg. Lar
gost stock Of Spring and Summer
Clothing ever offered. That %. 90
wakes them al up. Large stock Of
suits for youths Of all ages.
3-19-4t
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THB NEST VA. ARGUS.


rgz-s ani vst9s Here ana rhago.
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Died, March 81, 1891, at his
home near runnelton, Michlel Con.
ner. in the 6Sth year of his age.
lie was born near Kingwood. 1923,
and has nearly all his life lived in
this county. June 6. 1851. he en-
listed in TO. c, 3rd w. Va. Infant
ry, and served until August IL.
1864, when he was discharged at
Wheeling. In the fallof 1890. he
received "a pension. In 1868. he
joined Dunkard church and we be-
lleve has ever since lie consistent
Christian lie. just before his
death he said that he WIS prepared
to 90 and longsd To be Vt rest. He
leaves u wife and six children. nearly
all grown aud married, to mourn
his loss. The funeral was preached
ut Camp CHIP on Monday after
noon, by Rev. O. w. Cox, after
which the remains were committed
to the dust in Campground Gene
terry. May he rest ia peace.
W. s. G..
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Col. John W. Guseman. DR.. Gay
Fairfax, George p. Zinn, ii. NJ.
Grimes. Mason Watson and others
from Ree5svills were here this week.
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We are compelled to defer the
continuance Of our Matrimonial
Market Report" till next week,
owing to rush Of other matter this
week and the disability Of two Of
the Office force who have beon ten
porarily Knocked out with the grip.
This and big rush Of job work
prevents rs giving all the local
matter that Wo wanted to this week
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past week and unable for duty.
Lichtenstein the Liquor man OF
Cumberland Was in town this week
Squire John w. Hill, of Terra
Alta. was here this week attending
court.
"Uncie" jacob Smith OF Lsnox
WIS in town today and gave US a
paving call.
Cakes aud Cam d Goods. KEEP
on hand fresh at Browns.
Ex.Sherlff. A. Staley Shaw. Of
Terra Alta, has been attending
court this week.
A Lodge Of the Junior Order Of
American Mechanics was instituted
at P.latine last week
l A party was given the young poo
) pie out at the residence of r.. and
Mrs. Wilson last Thursday night.
P. A. Coniff, OF Rowlesburg, and
w. e. Mlloney. of Tunnelton, were
in to see us Monday.
Mr.. I. K Loar and sister Miss
Jennie were in Klngwoed yestefd,
aud gave us paying call.
Deputy Sheriff J. o. Lants. .
Aaora, vas here this week attend
Ing court ana gave us a business
call.
New Line Of Ladies' and Gents
Shoes, just received at Browns.
Mljor George Purcell, the genial
rnorchsat OF Feilowsvillc, WAS in
town last Friday.
Frsnk Hickey has moved bis
h,rber shop across the street and
npshas very neat, mice, new quarters
in the Bishop Block.
Ne had a pleasant cali Monday
fom Mr.. J. Q. Van Swesringen.
attornei -lt.law, of Uniontown. Pa,
Who WAS here on legal business.
Did you see that l.aiies' 10 But
ton Fine Donool4 Shoe for 81 90 al
the Leading Cash Store. Ellis.
Newburg? A full line of Carlisle
Celebrated Shoes. 1t
Cornslius Mason of White post
ofics. Union district was here ser
ring on the Grand Jury and gave
as call.
A new lodge K. Of p. will be IN
stituted at Harrington Thursday
April Q and number Of the knights
from here will attend.
Some fellow has q patent fence
on exhibition in Court house square
that reminds us Of Rev Geo. Har-
mans political fences, it won't stand
the pressure.
w. G. Conley has accepted the
position as agent for the T. K. &
+. at this place and will enter upon
the duties Of that position April
lat.
We measure tan bark on the wag-
on, IN the pile, on the car, or give
the city inspectors measurement
Get our prices.
SHARRER, BRowN & Ce.
AlpheusMichael, Esq, Of Brand
onville, was n town the latter part
Of last week and gave as . pleasant
call
Christian Hartmcyer, Of Bruceton
has been here this week fixing up
his fences for the Saperintendeney
race.
The wife Of Henry shaher. who
lives on Birds Greek, Lyon distric',
died Of the Ia grippe and pneumo.
MIA, and was bur led yesterday in
the cemetery at Concord church.
Q. +. Ellis q Sons, Of Nowburg,
sell more goods in one day than sev.
eral Of their competitors put togeth.
err New goods arrive daily and sell
Ike magic. The people from far
sd near buy Of them because they
are sure to &c. foil value. At
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II VOW got pain or ache or =
br i5s, Salvation oil will reach the
c se instantly. Price rs cents.
Why suffer sleepess nights when
your baby is not well ? You Gun bny
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup at all drug
stores for quarter Of dollar.
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Buchlen,s Arniea snlts.

The best salvo in the orld for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores. letter, Chap
ped Hands. Cldlhlains, Corns, and
oil Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures FILES, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction. or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by all
druggists.
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She Said Yea

one oAiu res
Thomas y. Hart-24
Louella r. Showalter %.
William r. Wiles-23,
Alice +. Shaw 20.
James l.. Reed 80,
Jennie Ridgway 81
Stephen J. Ridenour-24,
Lille J Halbritb 10.