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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10

=. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHING.
~, harch 8. s9l.-seaied proposals will b.,
recedved, TO be opened at O'Clock d. m April
io'I Ior the sale to the United States of suit.
apie property, centrally and conveniently loca
, ou; Ior site for the public building author.
% eu iO oS ac. OF congress, approved December
"a, Isso and March 8, 1891, to be erected in Rock
,sanu, ilnnols. corner lot, approximatino
~ rect front by 100 feet in mensions is pre-
aerred. II not corner lot the property must
spprS6mate 1850 feet by 100 feet in dimensions
tne iSo feet 10 be street frontage. zach pro,
Posal must be made with the understanding
anu agreement that, If ii is accepted, the build
!ngs ana all improvements on the property are
70 De retained, and removed within 30 DAYS
aI an written notice, by the vendor. and that
aI expenses connected with Furnishing evil
uence OF title and deeds of conveyance are to
oe Iald by the vendor. Zach proposal must be
accompanied by a properly drawn diagram.
sm,ns ,ne metes and bounds of the property,
anu showing the streets around the block in
Mnicn tne property is situated; also by a writ
zen statement in regard to the grades, charac-
yer OF ground for foundation. etc. The right
pH od any and all proposals is reserved.
Escn proposal must be sealed, mark ed "Pro-
Posai Tor the sa of property for a site for the
pnonc building in Rock Island, Illinois" and
addressed and mailed to CHARLES FOSTER
SECRETARY OF the Treasury, ashington, ID. e.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
GOOd Men Needed.

The city election is only four weeks
away, and it is therefore high time for the
taxpayers and voters of Rock Island to he
considering and discussing who they de-
sire to fill the various offices for the en-
su ng two years. The greatest import.
ance attaches to the election of MAYOR
and councilmen especially. Rock Island
has entered into a new era within the past
few5ears. The antiqua;ed spirit of fogy-
ism and retsrdation has been discarded.
permanently, we trust, and in its place
has grown a desire for advancement and
progress. This sentiment for expansion
and development is reflected in paved
streets, unriYalled street car equipment
soon to be operated by electricity. iusur,
ing rapid transit, the prospective estab-
ilshment of public building adequate
for the accommodation of federal REQUIRE
ments. the erection of viaiuct over the
railroad tracks on Twenty>fourth street
In the near future, which will
be long stride toward union
depot. the promised adoption of
paid fire department with electric alarm
system and numerous other improvements
of permanent character
This favorable condition of affairs,
with bright prospect ahead for grauder
achievements makes 1t imperative that no
mistake be made in the selection of men
who will be indicted into Office next
month. A live energetic man should be
chosen by the democrats as candidate
for mayor. He should be good business
map, familiar with the wants and grows
ing necessities of the city. The same
character of men should be nominated for
the counci! so that the executive and
legislative branches will not clash. II
good Judgment is displayed in this regard,
there will be no question as to the sue.
cess Of the democratic ticket, while on
the other band indiff .rence and a weak
candidate means defeat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
Dress I,nings Cut Free

at dress cutting school over McCabe's
dry goods store. The Ladies Tailor Co.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
PRESIDENT.


Grievous news was that which a tele-
gram from Spirit Lake. Iowa, received by
Capt. T. j. Robinson last night con-
Veyec. II was 20 the effect that little
Hazel, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. W.
Salisbury, had died in commissions the
result of having swallowed button.
Mrs. j. F. Robinson left last night for
hstherville near Spirit Lake where The
Salisbury family reside. and Mr.. Robinson
starts tonight to be present at the funeral
MRS. Salisbury is neice of Capt. Rob-
inson, and formerly made her home with
his family in this city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10

1t is related by an actor who overheard
the conversation that q few mornings
since Mr.. Barrett left the Players club
earlier than usual to so to the theatre. Mr.
Booth had ensconced himself with a pipe
and newspaper, and looked at his COM
panion in surprise.
"Whither now, Larry" asked the
great tragedian.
ITO rehearse," answered Mr.. Barrett,
as he fastened another button.
''To rehearse? Are you always re-
hearsingg' queried Booth. at seems to
me you are doing more of it than usual
lately"
"Well, you see, we have new piece
on Saturday"
Sand pray, what is the name of it,"
Romeo and Juliet"
"Come now, Larry" laughed Booth,
land what part do you play?"
Mr. Barrett appeared for an instant
dazed What part do you suppose% he
said
s'Pray, how should 1 know" answered
Booth very seriously. SIS it the nurse?"
Barrett left the club in three mighty
strides-The Theatre.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10

DR.. Johnson's Tribute to REYNOLDS
DIR. Johnson's ready wit has become
proverbial. Good morning, Oliver"
quoth he to Goldsmith one morning,
meeting the modest author on the Strand.
Whittier away" ITO Sir Joshua's, ."
replied Goldsmith. "And wherefore, o
modest Noll! do you seek Sir joshua"
queried Samuel ITO have my portrait
painted" Just my luckr' retorted
Johnson, like flash. I've lost my bet"
Have you bet?" said Goldsmith, with
a show of interest. Yes. / bet Gar
rick five bob you would not be immor-
tai; but, by the gods, if Reynolds paints
you I've lost" Goldsmith smiled weak
ly and passed on.
Garrick's Estimate-Garrick, upon be-
ing asked whether or not he thought
Hamlet crazy, replied that he really did
not know, but judged he might be if he
ever saw himself played by Barry.
The value of this witticism is some
what destroyed by the suspicion of its
having been inspired by professional
jealousy.
Dumas and Monte Cristo-"Dumas,"
said Balzac, eff you were writing Monte
Cristo over again would you do it again
as you did it first?" Not exactly. In
the main it would have been the same"
I'm what respect would you have altered
it?" I'm mo respect should have
augmentedit." and how by send
ing the count to the United States senate
for a term. He was rich enough. heaven
knows" 1t was this jest that enabled
Balzac to realize why Dumas was con-
sidered worthy to associate with the i'm
mortals -Puck
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
NO ELECTION YET,
Out Of 102 Votes Cast Palmer Re.
ceives 101.
An Immense Attendance Rut mn
Choice and Adjournment Until
Tomorrow

SPRINGFIELD, March 1O.-1Speciall
An immense gathering occupied the
house chamber today in anticipation of
the election of U. 8. senator. The sick
were escorted in between two men or
carried in on chairs At the roll call "a
senators aud Is representatives answered
10 the ceremony giving Palmer 1O1 out of
the 1O2 votes cast. Adjourned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
CITY CHAT.

Geo. Allen, OF Port Byron was in the
city today.
Cbas. Reimers returned from school at
Iowa City this morning.
Harry Blocker is out again after wrest
Inps number Of days with the grip.
Sam Block and Miss Julia Block, of
Muscstine are visiting friends in the city.
Ed Rough, of De Kalb, is nome to at
tend the wedding of his sister which takes
Mace tomorrow.
Mrs. Sol. Levi, of Knoxville, Iowa,
who has been visiting in the city eft for
Chicago this morning.
John Hawthorne arrived home this
morning from Iowa City where he grad,
usted with high honors last night
Fred Shelly and Thomas Mlligan
were each fined So and costs by Magis-
trste Wivill for int oxication.
Don't forget to call at Gus Englins and
examine his S. pants patterns Suits
s25 and up. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Engineer Joe LIE Clsire's engine 81, of
the C, R.I& P, is in the shops in this
city undergoing general over.hauling.
George Wollenhsupt is fsvorably spoken
of as candidate for the democratic nomi-
nation for alderman in the Second ward.
Joseph Rosenfeld and wife gave a re-
ception last evening to number of their
friends from outside the city who are
here 10 attend the Silverman- Rosenfield
wedding this evening.
The ARGUS is again confronted with
the painful duty Of admonishing M. Har-
Iis that as street commissioner, the coudi>
ton of Second avenue and of Twentieth
street should command little of his at
teDtion just now.
10 connection with the other music at
Trinity church on Raster Sunday and the
Sunday following, the occasion Of the
bishops visit, there will be music by
special orchestra On the afternoon of
Easter there will be a Knights Templar
service.
County Judge Adams has fixed March
u as the last day on which to file otjec-
tons to the Ninth street sewer and has
given his consent to the extension Of time
10 the Moline avenue paving project to
the July term of the county court.
The widow and family of the late
George Schmitt desire to express their
gratitude to the Druids and Druid Sing
ing society and TO all friends who rem
dered them kindness and sympathy IN
their late bereavement
Harry Purcell returned this morning
from 8 visi: to Oquakwa and Council
Bluffs At the latter city his brother, J
Il. Purcell, has recently established the
Daily Critic, having sold out weekly
called the Reporter at Dunlap for that
purpose.
very agreeable surprise was given
Allie B-ashar at his home in South R ock
Island las; night. Yesterday being his
twentY-frst birthday about so of his
friends assembled and made merry the
sYent. A sumptuous repsst was served,
and tue evening spent in dancing and
social amusenents.
Samuel Moffet.. of Bowling, had
peculiar experience Sunday. He was
driving away from church when his horse
reared up and fell full force upon hitch
ING post which penetrated its bowels and
it was necessary to shoot the animal to
put it out of its misery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
Speciai Tax Notice.

The law requires the township collector
10 turn his books over 10 the county treas>
urer early in March, and those who have
not yet paid their taxes are respectfully
requested to do SO Immediately, and save
the penalty which the state law imp ses.
DAVID FITZGERALD,
Township Collector.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
Rolls Blood Purifying Medicine.

This medicine has been in use for 46
years in Hamburg and in Europe, and 40
years in New York. This medicine is
made of German roots and herbs. Mrs.
Hollis father taught Mrs. Hollis to make
the medicine In New York, and she is
making it now in Rock Island at No. S25
Twelfth street.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
Pubic Notice.

=. Lerch, the w.li-known paper hang.
ct ana painter, is now located in business
=; a. no. guy: Eighteenth street, where he
rs prepared to do all kinds of painting.
gralning and paper hanging. He sole.
,.s snare OF the work and will guarsn-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
unfriendeC

Remote, unfriended. melancholy,
slow be walked through the busy world.
People believed ne was crossed in love,
but I knew better. He had chronic
cold and nobody had told him to cure it
with Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
The Milan Election.

The Milan village election yesterday
resulted in the triumph of the Peo-
Pies ticket, with the exception OF one
councilman, Henry Wilson being defeated
by Joseph Fitzpatrick. The election re-
turns show:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10

What is more attractive than pretty
face with fresh. bright compexions For
is, use Pozzoni's Powder.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08
GLADESYILLE.
Correspondence OF the ANGUS.

Correspondence OF the ANGUS.
Christmas and New Years pass
ed off quietly. The roads in tins
vicinity have been impossible in
places on account Of the big snow
d fits.
The schools IN this part of the
county are doing fairly well.
Daniel Dixon is at home now.
He has been working for Watsons
at FaIrmont. A wedding occurred
at his house on New Years eve
ning-jamcs Poe and Matte Tur.
ner were the h,ppy couple.
Will Guseman and his best girl
were made one at the residence Of
Rev. d. W. Rogers on New Years
morning.
George b. Sbaffer is having new
house built.
Live stock is looking we'll and the
rough feed is disappearing rapidly.
We believe that the RAIDS are now
learning that the tariff is tax.
Since the election we hear no more
Of indicating Col.
S. N. Rogers is the champion
bnckwheat raiser. lie SOW, d one
bushcl and thrcshed forty five from
it. 1t was Of the japanese variety.
lie also had eight wagon loads Of
pumpkins in his corn field. and If
the editor Of the ARGCs will come
mp VIC will insure him u pumpkin pic.
Judson Zlnn hls just finished
printing the Baptist church at this
place. Jud is good painter.
REPUBLICAN,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08
AhsalaRrStlLE.
90 -...lcacc b lhe Aracs.

oor0'' o:.acacc g, The Arscs
II has been Xmas trec su6 fys'i-
N"l for some time, aud nov ,Ast as
p'ssv0 md websv1 so6 red down to
something mon solemn
fha prO,raoied n ss'iax az d,s SI.
l.. Chiroh, conducted by Rev. {.
r. Faulkner. is in full blast,
Th' festival lasted three nights,
and The proceeds amounted q
So 20 l. WIS the biyg st ,hing
the Kind We >ver nd
Ga Now Years D,y Nr. u org
JeifVrS, who lives near Rigys old
F'ctory. was over Oh the Wet Side
visiting out near Pleasant Dale Il
Uncle Dtvy Martin with his fam
ly. On retariing late in the eve
ming. aud attempting to cross some
b,ck-water on Muddy Greek. about
u mile and h,lf above Ringers
Mill. the sled broke through the ice
and WIS bout to upset and the oc.
cupants al jumped out. Cora. the
oldest daughter, II young lady. was
carried of by getting in the cur
rent and drowned. She WIS found
next day about u mile below where
the sud acciden took place.
Old Uncle Johnny Albright is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. A. q.
Mason. of st. Joe.
Prof. o. A. Beerbnwcr. Principal
of the Rowlesburg schools. rcturaed
t. take chIrge of his school Mond "
fter spending his Holidays at his
hom. in St Joe.
Miss VI title Casteel, who is at.
tending school at Terra Alta this
winter has been spending the IToli
dlyS ~ home hors. She returns 10
'ierra Alta 20 diy.
Miss Ella Beerbower returned to
her school Sandy, She had been
showed ont one week.
The Rev. Liston is assisting Rev,
Faulkner with the rrotracted meet
ing here.
Nathan Watson spent the festive
Sc son mt Rccdsyillc.
New County Court to day. and
some changes will be made satisfAc-
tory 10 all we hope.
We are still II great
Jan. 5, 80. RAMBLER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Holiday Festivities or the
Past Week.

Wednesday evenii & of las, week
merry party gathered NJ fhs Gle
CANT residence of William G. Brown
to watch the old year out and wei
come the advent of the new. The
large parlors were filed with the
elite Of the town and with cards.
dancing and yarious social games.
the time few by all too quickly and
1891 appeared ere the gay company
had time to bid good bye to the de-
parting year. Refreshments were
served ir elegant abundance. The
tables were loaded with all the del
icacies Of the season, fruits, cakes.
ice-cream. coffee etc. and the guests
did ample justice to all. Messrs
John Nj. Crane and l.. G. Manown
furnished music for the dancing
and altogether the old year was en- =.
ded and the new begun very pleas.
antly indeed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08
NEWBURG.
ORE 'pondenco Of the Argus.

Core 'pondenco Of the Argus.
Mrs. Kate Kiger Mansfield. of
Marion county, is visiting Mrs.
Ch,rles =. Ellis.
Mrs. II wife John 4. Hess.
Clerk VI the Circuit Courf Upshur
coanty, is visiting the family " Dr..
VIM. VI Don't
Jomcs Ptnl and Joseph r. Ellis.
Dr., students at he Yves. W.. Uni.
ycrsiiy. retained Monday after
spending their holidays At home.
DR.. g. T. Piummor goes to No
nongth on Monday to 'ake charge
OF the Comprny's drug store and
assist DR.. Stone in the practice.
The dance given ut the Puring
ton house on New Years Eve WIS 70
grand success. TIL, ladies' wer,
Misses Kate and Bridge Miller,
Anna Purington. Fannie Adims. Of
Keyser, Main Costello. Miss Dewitt.
and Mrs. James Higgins. The gen
tlemen present were Thomas Holms.
AL eed, Henry Miller. Jack Carr.
Verne Golden, Dora q indy. James
Higgins, David Higgins. Ode senate.
David White, Frank Watson and
Henry Hess.
Rev. kepler, Of NJ. u. Church.
commenced . Drotracted meeting on
Sabbath evening.
Mr. Frank Garrico and Miss Allie
Ellis, only daughter Of Eaqene
Ellis. were married by Rev. Keple,
at the residence Of G.. Whitman last
evening. SNOW
January 8, 81.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08
BRANDONYILLE.
p l0ndelcs II - IN.

WV ttft'"f
Have you all the winter you
want; We ere having grand old
winter here.
Mr.. W. n. Tects returned from
Terra Alta on New Years day. Ic
hid been snow b3u1i thcrc for q
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Knox. the
couple chat went through here to
o 'klHd 10 get m rricd on Xmas
just got back on Saturday.
Weh'vc bid no nail from Fa;r
chance since Christina. ani no
prospect %: any syoL. Mr. Fcl,h, r
makes his tri9 from Somcrfcld
regularly nov.
DR.. Dunhim got home from Ter.
ra Alta last week having stayed
there several days on account Of tbe
snow.
We had the pleasure Of attending
the marriage Of Mr.. G. G. Frank
houser and Mrs. Ermina VI. Pierce
at the residence Of the BRIDES bro.
Their, Mr.. Samuel McGrew Dec. ~.
at 3 p. m. Rev. j. w. Smith per.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08
Town Election.

Wednesday Afternoon Of last
week, a mss meeting Of the citi
zens of the town was helu in Court
House Hall for the purpose Of nnm
ing ticket to vote next day as our
new city dads" Quite good
crowd gathered aud several speeches
we're made and number Of names
suggested and the following ticket
was finally agreed upon. Gus j.
Shaffer-May J. w. White
Recorder, and j. K. Monroe, j. V.
Flynn, DIR. W. S. Martin, Geo. A.
Williams and Henry Murdoch
Councilmen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

The new U. X. X. of Z. Of
this place gave the order for
uniforms to the NJ. G.. Lilly & Co.
OF Columbus OHIO. Mr.. a. +.
Boyd who WIS here representing
them took the measures or the boys
and soon MS the new uniforms AZ
rive arrangements will be made for
the institution of the Division. 1t
will probably not be till some time
in February.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08
bUUhb CURR2Sf 0NnhNJB
ROCKVILLE.
= colaccee O lhe -.

"+NfNa- ' = a. ~fAf-
ocescy copSccec OF the Meas.
Everything p ssea GA quietly her
darius Xmas, AMI cvsrYboiy s,em-
ed to enjoy themselves we'll, \
shooting match in the day time for
the possessorship of eight turkeys
wns we'll attended. and an oyster
supper at night WIS the m tiu en
tertainment, and the way the 0Ys
tiers disappeared WAS clpiinn II.
together, it was. gay time and
everybody went home well pleased
that they had spent one Xmas AT
Rockville pleasantly.
Miss V. o. jenkins. who is teach
ing school at Glade Meadows this
winter, was visiting the parental
roof during Christmas. Miss Vic
toria is teaching successful school.
Mr.. orvis z. Gibson, who has
been canvassing books in Pennsyl.
vania the past summer, has return
cd home.
Several of our farmers were up mt
Terra Alta last week--lmony them
we note Jonathan Gibson. John A.
Wolfe. Dexter L)ngie, Ben Hen.
messy and w. G. Gibson.
We had little snow last week
yes. little bit. The snow wis
about twenty-four inches deep. and
the snow the week before vas only
a twin brother to it :; the rlals were
blocSaded far two or three DAYS
We think ii due to the Republic m
administration.
Mr.. ID $ Gibson mode the "old
folks at home visit Christmas.
omcr Shaw WAS up at Terra
Alta last week on business.
Mr., J. W. Gibson is ne cham
pion hunter. IL has killed uine
wild turkeys this fall IL killed.
three at ono shot anl wounded sev
cr,l more. Who can oeit ;hat?
Mr. IL. d. Strawser and wife. Of
Garrett county. Md, are visiting at
Mrs. Strawser's parents, W. G..
Gibsons.
The tax payers of this community
are becoming thoroughly Disguised
with this mil route. 1t was SO con
structed at the beginning Of the al
ministratioa SO That we did not get
the county papers until Monday.
except a chance time. but now il
seems ~ If the contractor is trying
to defraud Uncle Sam" out of this
mail route. The taxpayers have n
right to demand mail contractor
va - "it' = - = VIC uldit dCtOIuIUR
to the contract. There has been no
time bat what the mail could have
gone through, yet the mail has got.
ten u be a weekly affair or no mail
at all. Ii sickness will excuse Il
man, some other contractor might
have hld the neuralgia, ar some
thing else. We heard al old ar
mer remark thst the contractor
would have the mail route disan-
nuIlej the first thi G the people
would know.
The school at ut. Ncbo is pro.
crossing. This is all we have TO
say on the subject.
Mr.. N. H. Gibson has returned
from FriendVille, where he has been
working. PAssIM ScRIBBo.
Dec. n. 30.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

Pleasant to the taste. surprs-
ingly quick in effect and econom
ical in price--no wonder that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is the leading
preparation of its kind.
"0h J woman. in thy horrs Of
ease, uncertain. coy and hard to
please" With children hurt, long
hours she's spent. Do try SALIVA.
ton Oil, the liniment.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

Will Thomas lost a valuable
horse last Friday night. 1t had
been very sick with lung fever. hut
improved and then fell and hurt
itself and 1t seemed that nothing
could be done for it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

John Greascr hauls to town some
very fine loads of coal from the old
Boyle Mine. He had nearly 70
bushel on the sled the other day.
all Jumps and u good sled load. 1t
went to the Jail for Sheriff Jackson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

G. Y. Bishop. the clever agent
ofthc T. X. & r. has resigned his
place and expects TO go west now
soon on tour Of inspection. He
expects to locate somewhere in the
west AID 20 into business.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

Thursday evening, the New Year
was celebrated by n gay party of
merry-makers who gathered ut the
Gordon House to "trip the light
fantastic toe" to the sound of live.
~ music that seemed to get riga.
under your feet aud make You
"bob up serenely." Tie music
was furnished by Mejsrs John VI.
Crane, +. G. Manown and lIerber,
Blak,r. with violin. piano and cor
onet. 1t was very good aud the
dancing was kept up till a ldte hour.
supper WAS served about ten O.
clock and all in all the New Year,
Evening WAS wilcd away all too
Soon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

G.. w. l.. Marsden was mt
Wheeling the past week negotiating
for the sale of q patent he bas per-
fected on paper bags. Mr.. Mars.
deu is a very ingenious man and we
hope he will make some money out
Of his new invention.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

A most dangerous thing is to allow
catarrh to run on. Use at once
Old Saul's Catarrh Cure and get
we'll. Price only % cents.
The "baby's best friend" is Or.
Bulls Baby Syrup. since it innin
tains the baby's health by keeping
it free from collie. diarrhoe,, etc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08

Report Of the Snowy Creek school
for the first month, ending Dec.
&c, 1890.
Enrolment, 1s; aver &c daily
attendance II; per cent Of daily
attendance, 90. Names Of those
neither absent nor -ardy: J. Cal
win Bolyard, Henry Bolyard, Chas.
G. Chambers, Page Z. Chambers,
Laun Shsffcr, Stingley SbaTer,
Florence Bolyard, clara Belyard i,
Oracle Bolyard, Ellie shaGer. Bes-
sie Shaffer and Myrtle Shaffer. -f2
W. II. CHAMBERS, Teacher.