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Gran Hotsl MARINA Ponc.

II o. El que suscribe On vista de que Der algu
nOs SO ha hechO correr la Yoz de que On eu
acreditado ESTABLISHMENTS, va ne se siryen.
conaidas y que 81 mismo SO cerrara de un mo-
mento & otro, pretendiendo asl eausarlo per
juicio, por Ia presente hace saber sus cons
tantes favorecedores, y al pdblco on general
auO not solo son inciertos esos rumores, sin.
aae hoy, como. slempre con todo esmero
s0licitud, procurara dejar satisfechas las asDi
raoiones de sus huespedes y abonados on to
do cuanto SO refera al ramo de Hotel Rest0s..
rant, BGiaOs g CONstdasd d0asiciESO.
~ Nagnidcos bailos frios de duchas ' Ca
liOntes 8 tOdas horas del dia de Ia noche.
!, 4AbonOs, nnanutenci6n por iaeses q pre.
clos cony oncionales.
POne, Mayo 50 de 1891
JUAN BOX.
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Il No .DESN


En- 81 afamado ostableCimion 10 de los Be-
nores 50 BRINO DH LUNA x CO.; % acaba de
recibir por los dltimos vaporss IN gran s1rtidO
lie variCn artfcalos del GRO entro les cualOs 80
c10ntan -ea.a. As 5s 9ssbga9
Kxcolontss JAleNRa AsTBR1AN0s .1
GALLRGOS, cosa ds gusto, 10 msjor cue e
tnpOrta 81 pals. Il 4. ',s...s
Hipas aiOtOs y 1INNpss talaseie bles Ne. E.
SarTa, Ta1depeNGs 3 &@VjGta, sfNs iepsaleeGsFas.
sonRlAsApAs Z E0aTAyAs BH. NA1teBsk.
iCHUTAs DA VALRNC1Ats 89sh5a
Qensarvas alinsntiOiRa - eall0titas - ntz-
soshos fransesea. DUlOes noersS AalSS Aaal4SlsSD 80
Bedaa elAse8. r sr.#-s## rgz*.
Eg eRgttso pg a6We elet6stqeO:. a}1as
Las personaa do buon gusto, los que eee
pan regular 0l paladar, tienon dondo 7escsJsr@
+ Les sras. S0BRLNO DE 1BLRAaH@.e .eu>
s6lO importan 8rAGeulOs de sprihNrs1 caltded.
Yisftese 81 refcride eBt2bleoimien y RortaleEa,
oSQnina 8 Tanca. Be unO de les pTlmeT9B %
sa Olase, fundados On Ia Isla.- Is. ga" #*@
Sc VRNDE MUY .BARATO iii ~+~*"sa
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LUDWIG pUPL1GE, Fstlal &
CoMIsIeNEs EN- GENERAL.
san 8YNSE ED2 RR@s~N1001
V'enteU de oYe1c01sc6as Secas

Venta de hilo para coser de j. yP. Coats Paisley
Id. i'd i'd de GEGk & O. i'd.
Fabrica de licores al yapor. s-Ss~. . .-.---
Agencia de los Vapores Cerreos de las Antillas,
de los 6res. SObTtaeOs de Herrera, de la Habana
Agencla Principal del Vapor costanero en ssta
Isla, de la nsisnsG EnspfesG. ss -a..s9na
Agencia de la Royal Nail Steam PACKET C:Lon
Ageneia dc la Northern ASSt rance o., LOndFeSs
Agencia de la North Br6tisA& Mercantile IN
SWTGNce CT, Londres se.=-e....# ....s
Agencia de la "IrGSGtl69etic0" Compa1Iia dc AsG.
guros contra incendios de Hamburger.
Agenc1a de la "NGrasG" Compafia de SECURES
marftimos de LondreS. l. os2- 3. G|
Agencia dc Lloyd AssdGENs dCadiz.
Agencia de SG1geTerbGHs Aeties AGShtnenTE
bTiE & EisengiesSereS. t,
Sangerhusn, AMENANIA.
Ft6ricG de nsGgainriG de elaboration de GstScGa
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NoTA.-Los viajss al rededor de esta Iala
Ponce, Mayagdoz, Aguadilla Arecibo, vice
versa, respectivamente. - - - T."
OTRA.-Dosde esta fecha cesa la concession
del 20 p.3 rebaja sobrO 81 fets de los embarques
por este vapOr.
PusrtO-Rico, 1: de Agosto de 1891.
LUDWIG DUPLAOH.
:: AGENTH PRINCIPAL.
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. \NNNNeN0N NQNNN
La "RefSrmad6 Esperansa," fonda 9 posGGa.

El dueHo de este antique acreditadO esta.
blecimiOnto, despues de terminadas las obras On
81 introducidas que le colocan la altura que re-
que reqnisre el 0iglo XIX, ofrece sus seryicios al
pdblieO desde el dia 1c del pr6ximo mes de Sc
Giembre, particularmente los viajeroS de Ia isla
cue visiten Ia Capital, .-s ....s ~ i .4---.
= Tiene 81 establecimientO habitaeiones frescas
ventiladas con toda clase de cOmOdidades,e ls
misme que excelentes salOpes y comedOres. Sa
table 81 dichO establecimiento dOnde Sc serVira
todo precios muy econ6micos. ..- .--.. j. -.
- La REFORMADA ESPERANZA esta situado
en- esta Marina, Gale de la Princesa ntm. z. vi
sitad dicho establecimiento y saldreis eompla-
eidOs! 81. ..>f ....5..: r.. s..t#f...
Puerto-Rico, 20 de Agosto de 1891.
F.. francisco Marcos.
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Servicio de Hotel

Habitaciosnes frente al Norte, ca ..-..--
pacidad para dos personas-per.
soma n ~+e~.~:. sr -.~>. .@ 60 ctVs diaries.
Idem en- Ia casa pequeha id i'd. id. '..a <5s#F
{, id,-persona- s2 go i'd. i'd.
1dem frente Sud ndms II, 12, 10, =.
Ia 15 ibid 80 id. i'd.
Iaem id id id s, 2, 8, y1oid id. 40 i'd. id.
1dem planta PLAZA --..---- i'd. i'd so id. i'd.
Almuerso, comida desayunO y SER a
vicio -----.---- $500 i'd. i'd.
Nihos hasta amos SO centaves De
4a12 amos $1.-En adelante So.
.~.-7 NOTA-Caso que una persona quisiera ocu-
por una habitaCi6n y permita ced6rsela Ia concu-
rrencia, sera preciO conventional.
Jess E. GONZALEZ.
"a Abrl dc 1891 1916
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Ant1doto Tepeyac
MTRoDUCIDo EN- EsTA IsLA
sEEoRA BONA MI0AEEA DALMAU De sAERHRks.

Remedie infalible contra la
VIRUELA q. eSs
La preserya Ia cura radicalMentO en-
eualuuer grado de la enfermedad.
SU COMPOSITION
es puramente vejetal y procede de recinas In
gredientes de la Flora mejicana.
Cada frasco acempana un prospecto indi-
cando el modo de usarlO
Ell ANTID0TO TEPEYAC
PyeciO del J1GScO S 3 ORC GnscricaNO
Sc yende en- todas las principales FaTmacias
bdO la Isla.
Dep0sito principal On la casa do
D. CARLOS B. MELTZ
Ct,.,c De Ia FoftaIesd NttnteYo 2s.--CAP TIA
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ENCLEUS ESTABLISHMENTS CAIb
PARIS

Considerable uns de los apsjores del asusds
Especialidad en- la construction de toda
clase de aparatos para haciendas dc cana,y
trenes de destilaci6n, con priVilegios exclusi-
vos de 1nVenci0u. a-, III a.
Locomotoras material completo de ferrO
carriles fijos = movies. 5. H.. ....r....z - >#
Sc hacen presupuestos y leyantan planes
la orden. s.1.tE.e:. -s.s4e ..fs4..
4 CatalOgoS ilustradoS. o.. .-..a .~...st rs
Agente representante para t0da la Isla,
Jose T. Silva
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VEN .

Tres eDGpOgGdOy0s itsg1ssGs, g1"GNdee 9 q
Osa6y POGO sssO y dos Sdens 1FGsscesNA7, tOdGs es
mug, bNeg eStGOOa
UssG 6OnabG -esstYS1stgG de tTece C0Btt s'Setros.
UNG bOSnbG horizontal de tretstU cesDtA METRES
U1sa CGECEerG tasbEOsG de 1()4 cGbngbO8d fsssrs0
HOrtGs ttbeySGS de cNGgess To sets ceSgt 1tctfeS
lyes getpe ti'sosq cObrs para 5tGCA ycoTGs.
Uss Cd15s 5ad0g para gssEgS y1pOS.
DisiPirse lR fundIeis5n de Rsa bert0
tstahar, talla de Ia lEafish .~sRoaee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17
LITERARY NOTES.

The Eimderqarten Magazine for
December comes out with q beauti-
tul Christmas frontispice, " st.
Anthony and the Child Christ" "
and the sweet story Of the wonder.
ful vision. The papers and serials
af the entire number ring with the
Christmas 4" JOY of the world"
This magazine is strikingly IN
the lead OF the ideal publications OF
America and iu its Christ like doc.
trine Of education it reaches down
to the simplest mother with her
babe OF her knee and mp to the
highest educators Of the land.
It's stories, its Christmas Carols.
it's suggestions for work, play and
study for mother, TEACHER and child
are wonderfully adapted TO the
season. The Christmas circles OF
the Kindergarten the primary
school and the home have their full
programs Ind into tho " Child-Cul-
ture Study Circle" (the mothers
special Department. there's crowded
a rich store Of helpfulness and in
spiration for the home trainer.
The Kindergarten MaqaziHs is
handsomely gotten mp and its
moderate price (sl.5O per year,
brings it within the reach Of every
mother and teacher. Three inonths
on Trial, SOC Address,
KINDERGARTES PUBLisHN0 Co,
277 Madison ST., Chicago.
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oun COUNTRY SCHOOLS.
lYn,, Ylrrlnla sohool Journal

wct virginia school Journal
II is n common complaint among
teachers OF country schools that pat
rons and school officers do not man
fest sufficient interest in their pub
lie schools, and that much OF tho
irregular attendance, abscntees
and non attendance by those who
should bc in school is owing to this
fact. From experience we
must concur in this charge.
The lack of interest shown by somo
parents in tho education OF their
children is deplorable indeed. IL
is our experience and observation
that it is the ignorant and thought;
less parent that keeps his child out
of school without good reason, or
allows it to be tardy or absent for
trifling causes. Without intelligent
public sentiment and co operation
of the people it is practicly impos'
ible to make the public schools
thoroughly efficient, The position
as a teacher in a country school
offers wider opportunities for en-
gaging in enterprises for the inn
provement Of the eceplc Of
-
the community then that OF
teacher III a town or city graded
school. The teacher necessarily be-
comes more intimate with pupils aud
patrons. and II he is influential and
excrts his influence as bo shoald.
tho value OF his good work out
side Of tho school. is simply above
price. The country teacher must
be able to organize and to lead.
There is the literary society, tho
debating society and ether meet
ings that should be organized and,
unlcss the teacher is able to take
charge aud control, these opportuui.
ties for awakening the community
and improving the youth arc thrown
away.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

met Comanchc dragging his weary
limbs over the trail OH which he
had Travelled few days before bear
his brave master.
Tie soldiers took him along to
the place Of the fnal stand, an
when il was found that not n man
remained alive they determined
that the horse should not be again
ridden, but should be cared for in
a way no horse had ever been be.
fore.
Until his death he was the pct Of
tho Seventh. lie had the finest
stall in the stables, and the beat
oats and tho choicest hay. Not a
man dared speak roughly to him,
and when lie died one OF tho regi-
ment could hardly have been more
missed.
Comanche was one of the origi-
nal mount Of the Seventh cavalry
when the regiment was organized at
Fort Riley in 1866 and was in
nearly every skirmish from that
time until 1876. llls first cncoun-
ter was against tho allied tribes of
the central plans in 1868, when
General Sherman commanded in
person. lie received his first
wound in September Of that year at
the bloody battle Of the Sand
Hills.
lie had Spanish blood in his
VEINS and was tractable and intel
ligent. During the past six
months, while IT was seen that he
was failing, every military post is
the country was notified Of his con.
ditiOn, and every soldier who visits
the exposition will want to see the
mounted remains Of the famous
s.eed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17
NEWSPAPER NOTES.

Pron tho whetEol Democrat.
The ". Y Herald is "a remarkable
instance Of great newspaper with
out particle Of political influence.
The ". y. Sun ia great Demo
cratic guide board. Notice what
direction tho Sun's index finger
poin.s and take the other road.
The ". Y. san and HcrGld have.
been yowling in unison at /" Free
Trader" Mills, Ms they call him.
Whenever a proiessed Democratic
newspaper begins yelling free
trader at anybody, johnny get your
gun.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17
CAMg BACK AN OLD MAN.
A Husband Returns TO His Family
After an Absence OF Elgh.
teen Years.

FERGUS FALLS. Miun. "A pc-
culiar and touching story found a
dramatic ending here few days
ago. Eighteen years ago since
James Rheinhoff, man Of IS, had
some words with his wife relative to
his being out Of work, and in his
anger rushed out OF the house.
He failed TO return, and it was
generally believed that he had
abandoned his family, though his
wife refused to accept this explana-
ton Of his continued absence, and
persisted in a belief that some mig
fortune had overtaken him.
A young and attractive woman
she was urged by her relatives to
secure divorce, but remained
faithful to her husband, bringing
up her three children to revere and
love his memory. Last Friday
Mrs. Rheinhoff was called Oh by q
stranger, white-haired man, shah
billy dressed and showing evidence
Of hardshIps. But loves eyes are
keen, and in spite Of his altered ap.
pearence the lady recognized her
husband and gave him joyful and
tender welcome.
Rbeinhof's story, winch has been
proven TO bo true, is that he wan
dcred as far as Fort Mcleod, in
North Athebaska, where a few days
after his arrlyel he WAS struck on
the head in difficulty with a half.
breed Indian. lie was i'll some
weeks and on his recovery was
found 10 have lost his mind, to.
gether with all knowledge Of who be
was aud his home.
For eighteen years he hung
about the fort, living on cbari or
by the doing OF small manuel jobs
ill a newly appointed army surgeou
taking pity on him, made an exam.
ination Of his skull and found that
q broken bit Of 10 resting ON The
brain caused his trouble. This the
surgeon removed. With the result
Of restoring RhcinhoG TO his senses.
lie started AZ once for home, to find
the little children whom he had
left married aud with children oil
thor own and the pretty young wife
be- knew gray-haircd women, bat
his loving, faithful spouse still.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17
PRESTON COUNTY, TO.

The people Of this State do not
exercise enough care 10 the selec.
ton Of members of the Legislature.
In their county conyenti0ns they
allow themselves 10 be forced into
desperate political battles over
sheriff, or some other county Office,
aud TO get the nomination out Of
the way, pick up somebody for the
Legislature who is but little better
qualified 20 represent them than
wooden image. Harrison comfy
has suffered enough by proceedings
OF this kind to open tho eyes Of her
people 10 the Importance Of sending
her ablest mon TO tho Legislature,
and the same is true OF adjoining
counties Nsws.
The above remarks apply 10 this
county also and wc hope "our
friends, the enemy" will take THE
mattor to heart, Ifthe Democratic
party Of the county has to be repre-
sented by Republicans, it has II
right TO insist that good men be
elected
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

Come to think Of it, it is rather
curious that the most frequently
ired-at, blown-up and train
wrecked monarch in Europe should
nave been quietly enjoying the
wenty.ilfth anniversary Of his wed
Ing in the bosom os his family
while poor Dom Pedro, who nevc
lost a friend Or made an encm
should be an exile from the lind IA,
loved.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

As a preventative and cure for
Group, Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy has no rival. It is, in fact, the
only remedy that can always be de-
pended upon and that is pleasant
and safe to take. There is not the
least danger in giving it to children,
As it contains no injurious sub
stance. For sale at 80 cents per
bottle by z. McMillcu and Country
Merchants. tf
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MANTEp

An active energetic man, familiar
with farm work and implements, a.
canvass Preston County and take
orders for q splendid Implement
manufactured by us and needed by
every farmer. We pay good com
mission on orders taken, agent fur
nishing his own horse and wagon
We furnish sample. Every agent
now travelling doiug splcndidly.
.B.F AVERY esOSS. Nsnufacfurog..
% LD9i-vilh Ky.
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f'NN Va wv SUNK ahu uStu up
about eight feet of 1t in darning the
hole. He appeared to be growing
good natured, and she ventured TO
ask
Aren't VIC to 60 to the theater
to night ?"
"If We get through in time we
may"
"Get through with what ?"
+" Mrs. Bowser," he said as he
removed his coat and trrned his
back, "look at tho back of my
vest :"
81 see it but what's wrong ?"
" Wrong wrong! Is there n
buckle there? Put on your glasses
and tell me il you can find buckle
anywhere on the back of my vest. 1"
"No, | don't see one, but this is
the first time you have called my
attention to it,"
Exactly. What was the use |!
That buckle busted off three years
ago last Thanksgiving day. and yet
you haven't noticed il Is there a
spare buckle kicking around the
cellar or hanging up in the garret !?
IL not suppose can heat the
stove poker and bend it up to
answer"
lyon only got that vest three
months ago, MIR. Bowser, and the
tailor never put u buckle on ~ she
exclaimed as she pulled at the
strap.
"And this coat, Mrs. Bowser,"
he went on, regardless OF her pro-
tests "feel in this pocket !
There's hole there large enough
to let a cocoanut through I've
known it for years and years, and
I've been waiting so see il you would
fiI it. Have we got piece of bed
cord and half yard of old brus-
sells carpet lying around ?"
Why didn't you tell me about
it~
"Tell you Must husband be
e.ernally telling his wife about
these things? What's wife for !:
what are her duties ! What should
fond, true wife delight in {? But.
ton off--hole in my sock-no buckle
ON my vest--holc la my pocket
two buttons loose OIL vest--button
holes all torn out Of my shirt
'rhcater Not this evening. Mrs.
Bowser You can go, but ]
haven't time. After dinner I've
got to get the hammer, gas-pincers,
saw, file, brace and drill, package
II rivets, scrcwdriver, gimlet and a
lot Of glue, aud see il can't repair
some Of the damages and get myself
in shape to go to the Office tomor-
row. You can go. and you'll pro-
badly enjoy the play and have a
good time, but shall be unayoida-
bly, detained at home--unavoidably
detained, Mrs Bowser IN QWod
in ". Y. World.
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DIRECTORY.
ststs smeiaIs.

esvcrner--A. Brooks Fleming, Marien County
Secretary Of State-W. ". Ohley, Marion Co.
Asaitor-Patriok r. Dudy, Webster Co.
Treasurer-williafn +. Thompson. Cabell Co.
Attorney General-Alfred Caldwell. Ohio Co.
Asst Attorney Cen1-O. n. Cook, Ohio county.
sapt. Of schools-B. b. Morgan. MonongalIA
County.
Adintant General-B. n Oxley. Kanawha Co.
o. .sJ.ibrarian-Charies 4. Hagan. Marion Co.
Il fharshal-H. =. White, Marshall county.
,te Sec'y 20 0ov.--IRs. Ewing, Ohio county
CLERK Auditors Oahce-Wm. A. Cracraft.
eec'y states Ofice-B. w. Taylor.
supt. schools - y. y. Cork:
Traasurer's --RT.Hsrndon.
Adjt. Geu.'s --Thos.J Grass.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

Theodore Tilton is a resident Of
Paris, and seems 10 have settled
there for good lie has cosy
little home upon the Isle of st.
Louis and spends much of the time
which he can steal from literary
work in working as an amateur car
penter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17
Lon Ra.cs Via. y. & q. n. X. for
Christmas and New Year
Holidays.

For Christmas and New Year
holidays the b. & o. Y. r. will sell
tickets at greatly reduced rates at
al stations cast Of the Ohio River.
Tickets vii be sold from Decem ber
23rd to January lst inclusive, aud
will be valid for return passage
until JsuuWy ilh inclusive. u.
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LOVES LIxIT.

I'd swear for her.
I'd tear for her.
The lord knows what I'D bear 70, her,
I'a lie for her,
I'D sigh for her.
IA drink Cheat River dry for hs:
I'd cuss OF her,
I'D fuss for her.
I'd smash an omnibus for her.
I'd weep fer her.
I'D leap for her.
I'D go without my slice D for her.
Ia heht for her,
I'D bite fer her.
ia walk the street all night for her.
Ia plead for her.
I'D bleed for her.
I'd 20 without my feed for her;
I'd shoot for her.
I'd boot for her.
A rival who'd come to sac" for heI;
I'd kneel for her,
ia steal for her.
Such Is the love feel for her;
I'd slide for her,
III glide for her,
I'd swim against the tide for her;
IItry FOR her,
I'd cry for her.
But hang me n Ia die for her.
From the Factory Girl.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

Sir Edwin Arnold loVes his pipe
and rarely sits down to his editorial
work without having his briar root
lit and the fragrant smoke curling
around his head lie pleads guilty
to having inflicted eight thousand
editorials upon a long Offering
world,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

A New Orleans story by NJ. L.
VI. Davis heads the list of Christ
mas tales in the Double Christmas
Number Of the Youths Companion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17
MOTHER.IN.LAW.

A mother-in law, | We heard,
IL seldom mother in love
To the husband her daughter
preferred,
Any more than a hawk is "a
dove.
A. w. FREDERICK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

The Christmas Number Of the
Youths Companion is vo:uminous
and superb.
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Notice to Taxpayers Of
Pleasant and Valley
Districts.

All persons in above, pistricts
owing taxes for the year 1882 ara
hereby notified that same must %
paid 6y December Slst, 1871.
JuLIUs X. MoNRoE, -. s..
for d. X. Jackson, S. 7. G.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

Yuletide Is appropriately recog
nized by the Youths Companion IN
its 2l-pagc Christmas Number.
Its copio ousness and It's brightness
make it noteworthy among tn.
brood Of holiday periodicals.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17
rUNNELTON 4 KINGWOUD
y RAILROAD.

Train isaees KlngwoSd a. y.f5 2 m ana a.
rivos at rnnaaton 81 e1s A. M: leaves Tunrri
tpr a. iio0 q. m. and arrives ~ Rinrwnod AZ ~ NJ
m. Leaves Ningwood a 400 b. ~ and arrive
~ Tunneltop et 500 p. N y, leavcs Tnnneifoo ~
SO n ~ enf arrives AZ klnawood AZ 1Co n -
lttldt daily srtept suadfT
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Prayer Mootlngevsry wednesday evening.
n. E. Church.-Rsv " W Rider. Pastor
Services Preaching every Sunday a. 1870 M
anf1sio p. m. san fay Sch0ol a. y. m. Class
-. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening a.
T3o.
N. y. Church-Rev. nosley Royce. Pastor.
eeryices--Prcaching, Fourth Sunday On each
month.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

SherfQ-pAniel r. Jackson.
DoDuties-Julius X. Monroe, Kingwood, Valley
q nd Pleasant l. W. Criss, Lyon; j o. Lantz
CRlon; r. E. Hauway, Reno; T.. K. Cuppett
at; Dorsey Forman. Portland
sssrk Circuit Court--John W. watson.
{ sfork County ceurt--J. AEni Martin.
Prosecuting AttOrney-Seil J. FsrtHeY
County Surveyor-A r. McMillen.
sa2t Of Soh0ols--wm. O. cenley.
Assessor-Fast side Gabriel Pullian.
West side. John ;. POsE,n3.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

To Make Boots and Shoes DUR
Bile. The durability Of the soles Of
boots and shoes mny be great,
increased BY coating them with gum
copal vanished, which also has the
effect Of making them waterproof.
Four or fve coats should be given.
allowing each coat Of varnish 10 drv
before the succeeding one IS applied.
SoIes thus treated possess twice the
durability, and generally outlast
the best uppers. The leather
uppers Of boots and shoes may be-
rendered soft and waterproof by
rubbing into them, while warm.
before the fire. mixture composed
Of four ounces Of lard and one
ounce OF resin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-17

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