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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-31
CARD or THANhr.

The undersigned desires % return the sincere
thanks - the Captain and the crew u the
Italian lark hEkfOlyD LO1TERO tshich was
wrecked recently IN ~. GATHERINGS sound 90
Capt lafhrtt aud owners ~ inc steamer Bet
irFue fDr ~ KINDLY Transporting the shipEFeckfd
seaman and their baggage ~ 5afagnah fires q
fhafse. a. eel a. for other cpuFtstsira
II-ILIL IILIA 81 l-un..l-.r AaarI
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cHARLoTTEs NURDsR TRIAL

Maggie NOtz aud Three % the De.
PENDANTS on tae stand.
CHAEIDEFf. q. a., oct ay-ln tbs Ngtz
cas- to-dsy ihe thres defendants we're
placed upon the sinsss sis1e. Tgs.T tee.
nre8 fEH ore shnf his Maggie Hglx also
wafs bar sfatsmslf, etlei 49, Inasf ral1-
flI M ge'elf. hhe shs DFrfoQue eefffsl
8 mas oaTlHg fhe rerIia.
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Direct FAX C,sims.

ATLANTA, Ga. oct Sion. John I.
Waterman. direct tax agent Il tie state.
submitted his report % the governor to-
day. Blanks will be sent the ordinary ia
each u the five counties edmond Bibb.
Monroe, Chatham and Clark Interested
upon which claims are 10 be returned
There are o 900 claims.
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= Farrel Factory for Wavcross

WAYcRoss, GA, Oct S0.-The Waycross
Barrel Manufacturing Company was or
ganized here to-day. 1t is composed OF
most of the naval stores manufacturers
throughout this section and II. A. Cannon
Of this city. Bylaws were adopted, direct
ors elected aud immediate steps for the
establishment Of the factory viii be taken.
In the meantime Col j. L. Sweat will pro-
coed to procure the charter
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a ,:eqro jailed for kiaasIaughter.

SYLvAsIA. GA. Oct. 30 George L0ystt
teoiored was lodged IN jail here yesterday,
charged With the murder Of another negro
near Millen last week. lie claimed that ths
suO9tiDg Was accidental, bot sufficient eyi-
deuoe sns introduced % the preliminary
trial - Justify his commitment q fhe sBps-
Ti0f court on the charge u murder
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LIsPRNARD's COTTON PICKER.

Successful Exhibition Of the Invention
at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct 30.-A sensation was
created to-day over the working of the
Willis Lipsccmb cotton picker. In large
cotton field near Atlanta the picker was put
to work under the direction Of Mr.. Lispe-
nard, the inventor, and performed its work
TO the satisfaction of hundreds Of planters
who had come 60 Atlanta TO witness the
test. Every body was unanimous in pro-
nouncing the machine a success. bale of
cotton was picked in a few minutes, the
leaves and green pods of the stalk being I'M
injured
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sYLyAHfA. ia. OeL - Miss Akgle
JeffeTs and n ~ sc0tt ven married az no
rCsleucs - Noes u getfert, resr here.
lest nuuaay. Tue bride " DfQninent
q igaE flr.g aa. te-u the lesilng anEer iu
q rln.I
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srLLI1As's REsTATHAAT.


aafhern 400 asa.efu meets. eauio a a.
klnes in seasel, Bloc folaf 0ysfefs aa3 Isff'e
hers aeur lolsfers paft ste'i crets alt t0au.
80 nasssfs ~ rlafg airsmrr
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A Heavy Frost.

heavy frost yesterday morning. There was
also some ice. The weather is quite cool
but still very dry in, this section. Farmers
are making fine Roadway gathering crops in
this county,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On ond after Feb. /. 1890 tie basis NJ meas-
areDee~t Of al advertising IN tbs MoaxrEa
News ista be agate OF ut tke rate Of 81 40 an
FssoA for the FIRST f1tSeTtiOz- No Special Notes
i-asrfeJ for IeSs thon 81 90.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
STOP AND LOOK AT THEE PRICES

STOP AND LOOh AT THEE PRICES
2-pound Standard Tomatoes, &c. can.
3-pound Standard Tomatoes, 3 for sc.
-'pound Peaches, DC. eau.
3-pound Peaches 49,. can.
spound Fancy Peaches. 25c can
s-pound Pumpkin Tor Pies, Zoe can.
2-pouBd Pineapple. i0c. aud lJc. can.
l-pOund Salmon, l2j6c. can.
Mlncemeat, best. IJc. pound.
Finest Citron. 25c pound.
Raisins. Zoe, Sc. 20c. pound.
Domestic. Peaches, Prunes. Cheese. ApricOIs
and Figs. Fresh Clipped Beef zoe. pound Zine
Iowa Jelly sc. pound
Mutual Co-oPERATIyE ASSOCIATION.
GEO. 5. VAN HORN. Manager.
Barnard aud State Streets
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NOTICE.

SAUssY, GA, Oct. %, 1891
W. B. ELLINGTON and c. T. PURDOM hav-
ing purchased the interest of NJ. L. HORTON
in the firm of NJ. l. HORTON & PURDoM of
Ssussy, Ga, the same is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent
W. B. ELLINGTON ard C. T. PURDOM will
continue the business under the firm name of
W. B. ELLINGTON Il CO., assuming all
liabilities of the late firm and to whom all dues
must he paid
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II is difficult to give a satisfactory es.i-
mate Of the aggregate loss, but it will
hardly fall short Of S7j, 900.
The depot building was worth at least
SAC, 900. The Richmond and Dauville sys-
tenn carried $4,000 insurance on this,
placed with Ralli Bros, the New York in
sarance representatives OF the road. There
were something over $50 pieces u baggage
destroyed IN the Gre. and already claims on
this score amounting ~ over $1,000 have
been fled.
IL was at first reported that the entire
CleVeland's Ministries outfit had been
burned, but this was a mistake.
A number VI trunks containing military
uniforms were burned and the remains u
several hne swords were found 10 the
ruins
Besides the severe dapaZs % the sleeping
coach Tho sogfhNeslsrn's iuspecaQn car
ana a. old condemned passenger coach were
burned. running the ICES Oh carr % ~ prob
ei1y 300, shlch if fully e9Fel "a ~ IN
fufapce
To- lose in ths ticket oifloe eennof be ar
rived af uuul fifkair sai1 ore fsturno1.
fFefg uekef iu fhe ode. sifh forfeiture
SO elsef taiaSl, uefe fotauy desffQgea,
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supper and the next evening tho
Rev. T. X. Faulkner gave them a
reception. They will 20 to house
keeping about October lat, in their
beautiful house in Albrishtsvillc.
They received many beautiful
presents, the most important ones
were, a check for one hundred dol
lars from the groom's father; q
costly Tea Set from the brides pa.
rents; a silver Water Pitcher from
j. w. Bishop of Martinsburg, w.
Va; silver Spoon Holder from
Mr.. and Mrs Griffen of Fayettc.
Ohio; a Rustic Rocker from NJ.
and Mrs. Rinard; cane seated
Rocker from Mr.. and Mrs. Friuger;
silver sugar bowl and shell from
Miss Ellie Bower; set OF silver
Tea Spoons from Mr.. and Mrs. Lee,
and many other things to numerous
to mention were given the bridal
pair.
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BRANDONvILLE.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Excellent weather for while
past, which makes pleasant smiles
hover around the farmers face.
Mr.. VIM. Harmed has moved 10
town. We gladly welcome such
persons to our town.
Mr.. o. +. Mckee made a quick
trip to Somerfeld this week and re.
turned with new spring wagon.
The young folks of Rrandonyille
were the guests of Miss Dora Gale OF
OF Bruccton, last Saturday evening.
Charley Michael has employed
with his uncle, Alpheus for the
winter.
Died, Monday, September 18th,
at the residence Of VIM. III. Baugh.
the little child of ID. Thomas. The
child was about two years old.
Mr.. Davis, representing The
Vance Shoe Co., Wheeling, W. Va. +,
made his Fall trip through this
vicinity.
Mrs. Virginia T.. Frey and Mrs.
Callie +. Ross, of Ccraopolis, Pa. !,
a
have been in town for the past week,
but left here for Kingwood last
Wednesday.
Miss Thankful Liston left Mon.
day to attend the Institute and
teachers examination at Terra Alta.
Mr.. WIN. Spiker is now visiting
in this county.
Mr.. G. G. Frankhouser is making
preparation to buiid n house this
Fall about milo from town.
Rev. F. NJ. Cain preached his
farewell sermon here Sunday night.
II. -. WaddeI has traded his
grey mare for an English pony.
GoLDESRoD.
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Marriage Bells.
Special Correspondence Of the Argus.

Special Correspondence Of the Argus.
CRANE--FgATBERs-One of the
prettiest weddings that has been
witnessed for ages past was that of
y. NJ. Crane OF Albrigtsville and
Mics Iona Feather of GAINESVILLE.
The wedding took place September
10th, at IL o'clock A. b., at the
residence Of The brides parents near
GAINESVILLE. The house was bean.
tifully decorated with flowers and
eyergreens. The ceremony was
solemniscd under wedding bell OF
flowers, which was suspended from
an arch of autumnal flowers. Rev.
q. f.. McCsuley officiating. assisted
by Rev. II. II. Faulkner. The
bride was attired in cream satin.
gown, the bodice OF which was
made with the long sleeves AMI
medicu collar and the whole gown
was beautifully trimmed With EN-.
broidered Chiffon and Marshal
Neil roses. She carried fan and
wore gloves and slippers 10 CORES.
pond. The attendants we're little
maids Of honor, Miss Jessie Fringer
and the brides sister, Mics Pearl.
who were dressed in white dotted
Swiss, each carrying a basket Of
Sweet Peahowers and Mountain
Fern. MISS Militia Feather Of Bruce.
ton, presided at the organ. The
groom was dressed in the conyen
tional black. Tncy both presented
q hne appearance. There was
about ono hundred friends and rel.
atiyes present. After the ceremony
aud congratulations they al retired
to the DINING room where they
we're supplied with al the appetite
could call for. After dinner tho
bridal party left for the groom 3
father where they again met with
q host Of friends and had a splendid
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e p. r. Smith has moved from the
old stand on the corner Of Price
and Main Streets To his newly &C
quired property on Main Street be
tween the Bank and DR.. Manown's.
a large addition is being added for
kitchen, dinning room and bed
fooms above, 50 that the new hotel
will be q very fine property and a
desirable place to stop when You
gone to town. II is said that Ben
gha Jordan will move into the old
tand vacated by Mr. smith aud
open out hotel, so that KinQwood
Ssgill then be we'll supplied with no
tells, making Eve, besides several
parties that keep bOarders.
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REEDsVILLH.
'oTreFpondence Of the Argus.

correspondence Of the Argus.
September in Eden could not
possibly have been more delightful
than September in West Virginia
so far as fine weather is concerned :
and since Summer has woven out
her green web, and Autumn has Ia
ken her place at the years great
loom and is flashing her gorgeous
colors Of gold and crimson, we feel
that II Is "real Joy TO be alive.
The festival in the NJ. T.. Church
Saturday evening was a grand sue.
cess both socially and financially.
The few who were interested in its
success worked yaIiantly, and stood
like Casibianca to his post on the
burning deck; they deserve great
praise for their untiring efforts 10
liquidate the church debt.
Enos Ashburn is building q large
we'll arranged house on his farm
a mile from town.
Mason Watson has had an add
ton built TO his house and an re-.
painted which adds greatly to the
appearance Of that part Of The town.
Messrs Beavers and Morris. from
near kingwood, were here Satur.
day for the festival and rama,ped
over sunday assisting our good
neighbor, Mr. Dill to gather win.
ter apples--so the girls said.
The hunters from Elizabetbtown
Pa, who have been camping near
here and filing our souls with their
charming music, packed their tents
and like the Arab, stole away.
They were royal good fellows and
VIC were sorry to see them leave.
Miss Ida MeDear and little rs,er
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a MINISTRIES nPINIoN

Mir. Jacob Conner, a German
&aptist minister at Rogers Ford.
ontgomery Co., Pa, says 81
Ave used Chamberlain's Collie.
holera and Diarrhea Remedy for
Iarrhea, collie and cramp in the
tomach. / have never used any
medicine with better or more salts
ctory results. l. consider it one
50f the best ever used in our family. &"
For sale by r. McNillen, Druggist,
and country stores.
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Miss Ida Sphar is ut Etam visit.
ing Misses May Davis ond Olive
Daily.
MIS-. Jennie Potter and son John
were visiting at Terra Alta the past
week.
Attorney Grant Lazcll of Nor
gantown, arrived in town Monday.
Editor Ben Sincell of Oakland.
came over Saturday evening to
spend Sunday in Kingwood. He
returned Monday evening.
Charles C. Elliott, who has been
working all summer at DAVIS City,
plastcring. came home last Satur-
day on visit. lie has decided not
to teach this ,wiutcr, but Will work
1T his trade.
Miss Nyra Watson who has b, en-
sick the past week, is now able TO
be out again.
Joseph Cox of Weston, was Wis.
iting friends in this county the
past week.
Miss Emma Elliott, who has been
ut Buckhannon for several weeks.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Draper
Hughes, returned last Saturday.
Attorney Ed. S. Elliott returned
Monday noon from Federal Court.
Mr.. il. o. Blaker and Miss Sadie
Field Of Albrghtsyille, spent SIM
day in town visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Beavers.
DR.. NJ. Il. Powell Of TunncIton.
IS hustler and very successful
practitioner in obstetrics. He had
three cases last Saturday and all
the babies and mothers are doing
we'll.
Deputy Sheriff J. X. Monroe
took young Jacob BlaDey TO the
Reform School last Thursday.
The boy is about twelve years old
and was sent up for FIVE years by
Justice Goodwin, for general cussed.
ness.
L. NJ. Albright left last Sntur.
day for the East to buy his fall
and winter stock Of goods. lie ex-
pected to remain in Washington
over Sunday and visit his brother.
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
viii Bowman.
Lawyer John J. Coni6 o
Wheeling, was IN town Yesterday
and gave us call. lie has been
sick with typhoid fever ut his home
in Rowlesburg for some time and
was just able to be out.
Dir. 4. L. Loar, Of Reedsvillo.
was IN town yesterday on his way
home from the Institute and Exam
ination at Terra Alta.
Sheriff Jackson and DR.. s. A.
Pratt took q couple Of Jail birds to
the " PEN" at M0undsyiile last
Friday. The prisoners we're Frank
Winaus, who gets one year for
burglary and John NJ. Guthrie. for
bigamy. One year also for having
one wife to many that the Court
knows Of. Messrs jackson and
Pratt returned Sunday. The r.
X. 4 y. train was held for No.
Saturday night expecting them. but
hey failed 70 make connections.
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IA Miss Lillian Campbell, of Wheel
5sng, who has been in Kingwood for
some time for her health, was taken
violently III at DIR. Pratt's last Sun
day with heart disease and her life
has been hanging by a thread since
Her people were telegrsphed for
and her mother and sister arrived
Monday night Drs. Pratt, Ma
gown and McMiIlen have been at
ending her.
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j. Wesley Shahan Of Rowles burg,
died Monday night of the fever,
after nm illness of about ten days.
lie was buried Yesterday afternoon
= the cemetery at York Run. The
leased has clerkcd for Hirdesty
Son at Rowlesburg for the past
y years and leaves q wife and two
.yShildren. lie was q son Of Abra.
ham Shahan Of Fellowsville and
about 35 years of age.
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KIND WORDS.

Elder IL. T.. Light, of Mountain
vile, Lancaster Co.. Pa, has good
word to say for Patent Medicine
We will give it in his own words :
"Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh@a Remedy was used in my
family and can say that it done us
good in diarrh@a and cholera NOR
bus. do not hesitate to recon.
mend 1t to all suffering with the
above Diseases" rs and so cent
bottles for sale by II. McMillcn,
kingwood, and country stores.
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The card of DIR. VIM. NJ. De t.,
OF Newburg, will be found in an
other column. lie is one OF the
Oldest and best physicians in the
county and makss a specially Of
Surgery and diseases of women.
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Rev. Henry II. Mcdonald and
ARsnily left Kingwood for Alleghe-
ey CITY, Pa, last Friday where they
will make their future home. We
ale informed that Rev. Mcdonald
|, has accepted passionate there at a
Ag22pd salary. The Presbyterian
furch here is now without a min
Ister.
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This Office returns thanks to
Squire John s. Murdoch for a
basket Of fine apples Of the Porter
Fiety.
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lev. Morgan W. Rider preached
god sermon in the ". L. Church
nst Sunday morning. lie goes
hext week to Parkersburg to attend
Annual Conference.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Itch on human and horses and
All animals cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by DR.. r. r..
Frye, Druggist, Terra Alta.
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writs or Attachment.

Cloyd NJ. Crane-a3
LoHa Fsather-s1.
George Fields-2s
Nancy l. Collins-ie.
Rudolph ". ciArc-sS
Cora A. wotrlng-i5.
samuel Y. Barelay-H
Bertha Stnith-is.
Charles y. TitchneIi-,a
k'nna l.. Falkenstine : -.
john y. Hsoyer-fs
Dora BolyArd--ti.
Lot lIixonbzugh-e5
Ada Miner-iS.
Thomas Is. Sesse 81
Clyda So ;norville-Is.
James A. Kolly-ti
Myrtle O. FraloV-D.
]. Grant LlxIollo u
Nora ! <sbn IA.
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from Kingwood, are here for a
three weeks visit among relatives.
III. III. Reed and Ollie Dill arc
now in Greene County, Pa, on.
gagged in manufacturing aud selling
bed springs.
Miss Jennie Loar and her mother
drove down to Masontown Sunday
and spent the day with Mrs. S. l..
Cobun.
Little Misses Jenny and Nellie
Kern are of for long visit at
Grafton, Fettcrman and Prunty.
town; We hope the little ladies may
have very pleasant visit.
Miss Matte Fairfax returned
Sunday from Independence, after
spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. Julia Bayles.
Quite crowd drove out to tho
cave Sunday and passed the day
comfortably in the shady retreat Of
the cave. AMELIA
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SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA

Ii you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or in
crease, write to N. ". FITZGERALD,
Washington, ID. G. lie is n citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
state. SA1-17
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III LOCALS
PARAGRAPHS

Don't fail to read the big adver-
~sement ON our last page Of the
Chicago Blade and Ledger.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-09-24

Weave your order with w. s.
FIsylor for your winter boots and
skoes.
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liz you want bargain in an
|ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE
address this office.
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z We desire 20 call attention to the
advertisement in another column Of
Public Sale of hprse.. mules and
PONIES ut ~ wburS, Tuesday, DC
t"ber 'tb. the prop. rty of the
Orrel Coal Comp ny.
Go to W. $. TayIor's for your
bpots, shoes and repairing.
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". s. Taylor's is the place to get
yonr winter boots and shOes. Call
early and leave your order before
~ rush begins.
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English SPAWN Linimcnt remove
'all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone,
STILES, Sprains, NIL swollen Threats,
Coughs, &c. Save $50 by uso of
one bottle. Warranted tho most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by DIR. II. II. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 6-14-01-1yr
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Special Commissioners Sale.
j A. Finley. Piainua.

j. A. FINLEY. Plaintiff.
IN wolf4 Others. r.rs. 10 CAaasery'
Pursuant 20 the asthofity vssssd N A. nv a
entered by n ~ ~ Jaiy susrlai term iegt II
the f''e''N' ""
,FIRsT DAY or rHg pEcEuBgH rgnw 10,
- said Court, ~ ths front door 81 lbs caa.t
hOnse ~ SAID Preston county, 10 public aHotiOn
btu and proceedings ~ sald raii.e gsen9io-st
ana deacrbCd TOT sufficient eashln hand On tte
oay ~ sale ~ 20 The crsfs ~ snt and prnrrr
chafEe9Oi sale mud Tor The residue upon cred
~ o. iH ana ~ months, taking from tbs puf
pufclasor interest hearing NOTES with gf,e.d
fecurity for The deferred insfallments OF pur
purchase money,
SAIL land Is situate In Reno Disfriet IN s,id
b0lyard. Augustine Wolf and others AID h eafd
~ have upon " a larka Improvement ami r. "a
scIged as containing 80 acre, more on less
said y o wolf Nv Phiilp wolf and Via by 'dssJ
dated the tst day III MAY t,e4l mil 800
deed was dolly admitted to record IN aid oon1ts
~ rs SsIp sr ~ ,se ~ az q ssRsem6ss 80
fufthcf description u said land
j. =. SCOTT,
W. Il. MAXWELL.
speciaY Commissioner
srerE ~ Wrsr viasfets.
circuit Court Clerks once ~ Preston coshtg,
30. v. walsou. clsrs o. said coars do ear.
iity that the shove named sneriai r.1fsrsissf,,.s
srs, y 7, Scott and vs.. -, Maxwell. have eivga
s,lin snd socgrity as required BY law and tbs
hefrse enferod ln said cause .Q1.rf
1,sen under my haud THE tho lets day 81
o,...o WATSON, clerk.
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Happy and content Is . home With The 70.
chester lamp with ihe light Of the morning.
- safaisc~s, uyffs Rostssfss Laszb 30 Rsss isrG
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Pittsburgh Female College and Con

ssrvatory Of Music, Pittsburgh.
Pa. Tventy-tbrce Teachers. IN.
surpassed advantages. Superior
home comforts and care. 5sth wear
begins Sept. 10th. Send for cata
logue to A. II. NoRcRoss, D. d.
kesident.
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DR.. W. SIMONTON.
DENTIST.

VIII continue To mako his regular visits 20
Nowbhrg, Rowlesburg, Tunnelton and Kingwood
Due notice Of his next VISIT to each place vii
appear In this paper.
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II d. Carroll, Kingwood, W.
Va, has for sale Pure Bred Poland
4 yhnas Of the very best strains.
Write for prices and pedigrees.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-09-24
KendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

tSspEE, Warren Co, Va, June n, isso.
pear elrs-l wust cay that once trIed a bo,sis
- youf henoalfe SPAWN euro on n three tear ~
I 90 nps 80 al thc bottle IN removing ~ me
" ~ ~ syfn yeafa 90, Sory Sound. ana has
kespcosfaily youEs, = KFVsToE s6assuvax.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-09-24
ksndaII's SPAWN Cure.

b.. y. =. RsrHafa Coz '-''' NHf -
oents-A 10uf three years ago wrote 20 yoa
agos q hoIse owned Who bsd q Spawn. 4 iso1
~ yffltlee % pfs1r hcndoifg SPAWN Cure ARD 81
n,eQg = cur lets Cure have recommended he ~
othegn who hgve ussd q via IKE suocsss.
Mas Asun - KuNAnoz.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-25
JENKS DREAM.
Conyricht.

jerks had q queer dream tho othSr night.
He thought he saw a prize-f1ghters' ring, and
In the middle OF it stood 4 doughty little
champion who met III deliberately knocked
over, one by one, q score or more of bis,
burly-looking- fellows, as they advanced to
tho attack. Giants rs they were in size, the
valiant pigmy proved more than 0~;fnatch for
them. It was all SO funny that jerks woke
up laughing. He accounts for the dream by
sion, after trying nearly every big, drastic
pill on the m-rket, that Pierce's Pleasant
furgative Pellets. or tiny Sugar coated
the big pills hollow! They are the original
and only genuine Little Liver PILE.
Beware Of limitations, which contain Poi
sonous Minerals. Always ask for DIR. Pierce's
Pellets. which are Little Sugar-coated Pills,
or Anti-bilious Granules. Ono a Dose.