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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

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Ia tsae Gospel according - 81 Matthew
we are ia tAAt sAe hirsh - jesus a
3Sshlekszn was hera11&1 ~ The .pES4r~
.ass Of strange ssAr II tie say. Ger
1aaL - so Gnsn II the ks-ss seeaa crst -
have nutteea the sIsF, AID t~lag iua-
pFessea with Tie bshSf thst u ~sS
fsvine omen. they hurried - Jerusalem
- maAs inquiry q TIE reAsnlIAs King
Il : farther related tA&ts - hen tie wise
Iasn fRarneyei on tO~a ard betlslehen.
frem Jerusalem. the star shAeh they
sa4 n tbs East went bSfore tksa, til
Il same and stood over whsFe tbs young
saSld ~a.
Tai. mysterious stellar appearance
his been a fruitful subject of discussion
between the faithful believers Ia the
Scriptures on one hand and tAs material
believers Ia astronOulcal facts On the
other baud says q writer Ia the Phila-
delpAia Tines Astronomers are forced
10 admit, however. that strange stars
have appeared in the heavens and then
disappeared again y mysterioasiy as
tier came. Other stars. well known 10
astronomers. have regular periods II
showing themselves 70 the naked eye,
though they generally remain visible
through the telescope as very faint
stars after the unaided eye fails 10 see
them.
There are hundreds Of taese so-ealled
variable stars. One OF the most remark
able was first noticed about three hun
dred years ago. liz is Mira, the Wonder
fal, and Is ia tho conste llation Cetus. IL
appears at intervals Of little less than
a year. When at its greatest bright
ness IL resembles a star Of the second
magnitude IL thus continues about
two weeks, then its brilliancy gradually
decreases for about three months, when
il becomes entirely invisible. After
disappearance OF about ryc months it
again faintly appears, and begins TO
brighten again.
Perhaps the most wonderful of all the
strange stars, of which we have accu-
rate knowledge, was that of 1872. IL
suddenly appeared as the brightest star
in the armament, outshining even Jupi-
ter and Venus, and for time was visi-
bic at midday. This amazing visitant
was successfully white, yellow, red and
white again, and its position in the
heavens was unchanged during the time
it remained visible. This star was sup
posed by some astronomers to have
regular periods of appearing, at in
teTvals of about three hundred years,
but the supposition has not been gener-
ally accepted.
What causes these seeming eccentric
tiles of stars? The vast multitude of
stars well known To astronomers are as
stable in their positions and as nm
changeable in their appearances as are
the distant planets of the solar system.
| Are we TO infer, then, that the variable
| or temporary stars are hayward mem
bers of the stellar family-black sheep
in a well-behavcd Cook? Several hy-
/ pothoscs have been advanced to ac-
count for the strange freaks, but none
thus far seems entirely satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
The Metal Knu~kic Fad

The hrsssknuckle ring Is the newest
delight Of the delightful young man who
feels that he must 60 armed. ron know,
but can not condescent 70 any thing
quite % low as q pistol or a knife II
is gold band, says the New York
World, fully an inch deep and sppropri-
atcly thick. meant - b. worn instead
Of "knucsSle" on the little finger If the
striking hand and deep-set with several
nnore o. less precious .tones 70 give Il
ance. This weapon is quite effective
VIXEN well laid on. and its heveled
es3ges and corrugated surface are csico-
lated TO leave scars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Tsck-TAoes Var Jsrrasn fel9o~ aaru>-
ING a. husire~s2
Az1y-0h. no-he leads i.--Mun-
ssys Weekly
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
CONCERNING EYES.
Wha. They Are Supposed to Indicate N
to Character and Ability.

Whas They Are supposed to Indicate MS
to Character and Ability.
Long. almond-shapede eyes, with thick
skinned eyelids that cover half the
pupil, are indicative of genius when
they are found in conjunction with
brow which is full over the eyebrows
and which has one deep, perpendicular
line between the eyebrows. l have
frequently noticed this combination,
SAYS writer in the Boston Post,
in the faces of distinguished literary
men and artists. The almond-shaped
eye, however, even without this peculiar
form of forehead, always means. a sus-
ceptible, impressionable nature. Eyes
which are large, open and very trans
parent, and which sparkle with a rapid
motion under well-defned eyelids, de-
note elegance in taste, somewhat sus-
ceptible temper and great interest in tho
opposite sex. Eyes with weakly-markcd
eyebrows above them. and with thinly-
growing eyelashes which are complete
without any upward curve, denote a
feeble constitution and melancholy
disposition. Dccp-sunken and small
blue eyes under q bcny, almost per-
pendicular forehead, are indicative of
selfish and cold-hearted natures. Eyes
which show not only the whole of the
iris but also some of the white, both
above and below. denote a restless, un-
certain nature. incapable of rcpose or
concentrated thought on any subject.
The eyes of a voluptuary move slowly
under heavy lids. Round-shaped eyes
ure never seen in the face of highly
intellectual person, but they denote
kindly, truthful and innocent nature
Eyes which, when seen in profile, are
SO protuberant as TO run almost parallel
with the profile of the nose show a weak
organization of body and mind. Eyes
of rather close penetration, but close
together, denote cunning and an un-
truthful disposition Eyes rather far
apart show an honest and guilelcss nat
ure. When, however, the eyes are
very far apart they denote stupidity.
Eyes with sharply-defined angles, sink
ing at the corners, show stupidity of
mind; the sharper the angle and the
more Il sinks the greater the delicacy of
perception IL denotes, but when very
much developed IL shows also craftiness
amounting to deceit. well-opened eyes
with smooth eyelids and somewhat fixed
glance, denote sincerity. Lines running
along the cyelids from side To side and
passing out upon the temples denote
hsoitrai laughter cheerful te0pera-
nent, or, at any rate, one in which the
sense of fun Is strong.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
AMERIcAsIsN REVIVED.
Mrs. Cleveland and shs Rsvols
Against AaglomAaia
E1sts@a ID Bxs-ssag azsa fessa sas F.ss
s-sa=sk1<sa siA yAss.sa sas GsasEA.
sss.sa Mss J&zas Ms@as
Neiea's Lsxf2fss-


OsEx Lem - being nsds men10Fabls
a. "a ~ asS calt. noteworthy "a
itsef snd aoabiy noteworthy tss,eeasz II
is lasrodaeer. Ia thess aays that are
called days II AnzsoEnsEla tbs hrst
sisns ~ : revival Il interest Ia Aneri-
cslslsEa are sare - arrest attention. the
u1Dre ~ when il is xnosa ta4t IA the
aasea~ss aHa JET h tie u1os1 Intelligent
a-ad earnest 10y Ars. Cleveland h..s
gagen ths ilapetUs y TIE nloseElent.
May psopAs base e1lled the young
woman ~ho seigslssi - brilliantly IA
tie White House TYPICAL AEaeriean, =
far aId aiming exa2npis Of lie results
Of AmsFtean sdlleasloa AID training
Certain Il Is taat she - Amsrican IA
faith Ia her own country. her prile la
~ and 10y atty ~ u sad her losing Ia
teFesL ia is traditions. Most pcople
who know Mra- Cleveland well arc
s~sre that The American spirit Is
strong la her. AID few q her friends
Will DC SURPRISED 10 know that shs has
personally invited % New York aud
introduced "a New Workers an eloquent
'apostls of AIaericanisna, through whom
she ~ill tu1ueDee her fellow country
women - stL-dy and 20 discuss
Burks's Peeraye and the Almanaeh do
tiotha. bat The insstiinable privileges
they enjoy in being American women,
heirs ~ the glorious Amerie an past,
Ishzrers ia The fruitful American pres- ns
and respousible ia i4rge measure for
the raldllnent of the glad promise of
the American future
Mrs. Clegeland's friend, the preacher
Of what one might call. were il not SO
simply and unobrruaively conducted and
with ~ oomplese an sbsence of wind
instrument, our new American crusade,
l. Miss JAMS Meale WEIGH, who Is al
ready widely known as perhaps the
most promising ~ the Younger delivers
among our annals and archives; they
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DR. l.. G. NESTS NfRvE AND BRAN THAT
MINT. a guaranteed specific for ilN steiia DlLzi-
ness, Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia.
use Of coho, or tobacco, Nakcfuiness. Mental
Depression. Softenng of the Brain Tesu ting
In in:anity and leading % misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age, Ba'renness, Loss
of Power in either sex. lnyoluntary Losses Hn d
SpermatorrhGs caused by over-exertion otfhe
brain. self-abuse or oyerIRdulgence. bach box
contains one months treatment. sl-'r "A box.
or six boxes for 500. sent By mail prepaid on
receipt of price.
WE GU ARANTEE SIX BONES
To cure any case. Win each order received
ly Us for SIX boxes. accompanied by 500 We
will send the purchaser one written guarantee
ic refund the money II tie treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by
WHITE x WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy, sole Agents,
80 Monroe street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17
EVERYBODY LIKES HER.


You have undoubtedly met Disagree
able girls WHO. without doing any thing
especially spiteful OF mean, have inn
pressed you "a yiTls n avoid But have
you ever met the girl that ron as we'll
ss cveryhoiv else h<es7 You are I'M
fortunate II yor have not met her.
She Is he girl who Ia not too bright
and good" 70 be able - find joy and
pleasure all ever The world.
She Is the girl who appreciates The
fact that she can not always have the
FIRST choice Of every thing IN the world
she is the girl who is not argres sive
ard does net Cad JOY in inciting assres-
sive people
She IS the girl who never causes pain
with thoughtless tourre.
She IS he girl vho. whether il ia warm
or cold. clear or ssoruny, finds 10 fault
with the weather
She l. the xirI who. when ron invite
her = any place. c1mPiments yoa BY
hooking her best
She Is ne girl who makes this world
a pleasant place h>canse she Is 50 plsss-
ant herself
And. -the-hv. r-hen ron couae 20
thiax - 4, isnt she tie girl who makes
you feel she likes ron. sgsd therefore
ron like hssr1-f3-ssss, Days
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Send 10 cents stamps for Medical Guide on
Laws Of Health.
OFFICE HOI RS-e 4. m. TO s y. IN.
Corner Bridge aad Canal. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

10 other styles ri prices 60 suft ever
body. II voa can't gct them from ycsr
dealer, vrise ps-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

o. every deScr ptsor, such as Srlues.
Victims, Guitars. Ban5os, Nsnao -
Aatohafrs, etc. Constantly O hand a.
Hsr~sck. Norshesd 4 Nrlsons, > ard
south Tt7vSx0r-sk
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

Starch grows sticky-conaH7on Pow
deTs have a vulgar gar. PozzouIs =
the Only Complexion Powder # for
use
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-17

View syring Saitings Just received at
SksStgck 4 Trovbrsdges - Monroe =.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-26
BRANDoNvlLLE.
orrespondehce OF tho Arsul /.

Correspondence of tho Argus.
Dear old ARGUS - We have neg
lected yoi for so long, but we have
not forgotten you.
There really is so little to writ.
from here now that We thought you
would forgive us.
The protracted meeting conduct
ed here by Reys. Woodruff and
Cain will close soon. Rev. Sharps.
Z. r.. OF Oakland, conducted the
Quarterly Meeting here Saturday
and Sunday. lie preached some
grand sermons. Lust night he
preached to large congregation
on the value Of religion. lie will
be with us tonight yet. The meet
ing will probably close tonight.
Wo were pleased to sec number
OF Bruccton folks present last night
and yesterday.
We have had drummers ny tho
cart load since our last writing.
Yes, drummers tall and drummers
short, drummers handsome and
drummers homely ani dranmors
of every description.
Cyrus Shaffcr took business
trip to Fairchancc, Pa, Saturday
Mrs. o. i. Mckee has Lately
returned from "a visit to her parents
at Listonhlrgh Pr.
L. d. WaddcIl and ". f. Chop
rering we're at Uniontown, Pa,
last week.
Vim. Bccson Of Uniontown was
the guest Of IL. G. Hagans Friday
night.
"Dosh" Durham will move be
low Brucctsn OIL Mrs. Kate Arm
strongs farm.
2-23-'9i.
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ALBRIsHTsYILLE.
c. r.i. oadsnce Of the Anevs.

c, rrsi. cadence oftbe Anovs
OLD Cheat is on a Zig high, aud
has been booming for several days.
The la grippe has got it's grip on
some Of our people. Rev. Faux
ner and Il. @. Martin have been
laid mp the pact week, but are bet
ter.
j. i. Cressaler is out on the 3
& o. x. II. somewhere putting mp \
steam boiler and engine for saw
mill company.
Dee Crane has moved back to his
fathers and will engage in farming.
Gilbert Metheney has moved from
llootcn's Switch to this section,
and will carry the mail No. 1874.
The Sunday Schools Of this place
are running nicely and are we'll at
tended.
nc Baptist Church has been re-
paired and looks very neat and nice
now.
Howard s. Martin will move 20
the mill the first Of the month and
Jesse Johnson will move TO his farm
near Rockville.
Nolcn Gibson came over from
Rywlesburg one day last week in a
hurry to see his family, who have
been here for some time. When he
got here he found new pound
boy just ahead of him.
There is a wedding expected near
WEIGH School-bouse soon. The
boys are anxious for tho serenade.
John Elliott made business
trip to Stoystown, Pa.
II. G. Beerbower Is expected home
from the Davis Railroad. where he
has been the past two months at
work.
Schools are closing out all around
The school here closes next FRIDAY.
and q good time expected.
RNNBLR8r
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
NEMRuRG.


corrss2ordsncs Of TIE Argus.
Mr.. A. NJ. Roby and wife, MRS.
James Deck and five children and
the three Miss Lees are down with
measles.
The town and neighborhood is
fall Of measles, whooping cough
and chicken-pox.
Miss Bertie Groves is very i'll
with inaamitary rheumatism.
Mr.. James Higgins aud Miss
Mary Aun Miller went to Oakland
on last Thursday and were married.
A little babe OF Christian wiltrun
died of whooping cough.
DR.. +. NJ. Dent has been con-
fined to his house by very serious
Illness for the pas: week.
Mr.. Augustine Wolf of Fellows
vile was injured by "a log rolling
oyer him on last Monday, breaking
the right leg near the hip and
MASKING him through the chest.
DIR. Vim. NJ. Dent was called ana
is giving him attention.
Ben Ease.
Feb. 23,-'9l.
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phiIIppI lodge No. q. < or.
REPORTER.

- - -
Tpesasy Of ji.ig aoss vas big
Gay Tor Gao ss4i3 oi5 towh Il Pill
ippi and another boom Tor TIE
Pylhiaaisin ia his sasto. 4 new
lodge OF knights OF pythias was
installed in the Odd Fellows Hail
there that night by g. x. Of r. &
S. Manner jenkins of Pitdmon: as.
sisted by knights from Kiugwood,
Terra Alta. Grafton, Bridgeport,
Clarksburg, West Union and other
places TO the numbc Of about rs.
A spcciul train was run on the g.
& q. Il. r., leaving Grafton at 4
z. NJ. aud retaining left Philipu
at a. NJ. yesterday. The Uni
form Rank Division. went up from
Grafton ~ full dress aud paraded
the town, giving o special drill in
Court House square, to large
crowd Of people who had assembled.
A splendid supper was served at
the hotel and lunch at midnight.
The new lodge starts of with 20
charter members and all first class
material Athens Lodge Of Terra
Alta WIS represented by ". r.
White, @. b. Burke, John Mayor
aud Chris Hartmcyer and Brown
Lodge Of this place by Duncan
Nclia aud J. Slidell Brown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-26

This is the price of extra good
Flour per BbI. at @. +. Ellis & Son
Newburg. This is IL great bargain
orders are rolling in fast and all that
bny itare astonished ut the quality
for the price. If
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Preston Roy Prom oiea.

A. NJ. Moore of Independence,
Salesman for the Herb Medicine
Co., has been SO successful as to
receive the appointment of General
Travelling and Advertising Agent.
His territory will now cover several
states and he will travel by rail
only.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-26

Some Of cur people are already
On the move. ID. 5. Gu,horie has
moved into Cranes house on Tun-
melton street. Bonona Jordan in-
70 the noUsc vacated on Main street.
\. ), Bowormastcr into the prop
erty Of j. l.. Stones on Main street.
Mack Mcnear IN the house lately
occupied 10y Bowermaster and Mrs.
Bower into the house vacated by
MenCar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-26
Rnohlen.a Arnisn sal,s.

Tho best sllvo in the > orld for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
RheMm, liever Sures. letter. Chap
ped Hands. Chiihlains. Corns. and
oil Skin Ernptiors. and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. IL
IL guaranteed to give perfect aatis-
fiction, or money refunded. Price
- cents per box. For sale by all
druggists.
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The Mozart Band and number
of the Canton Of this place wont
over to Terra Alta Tuesday to par
ticipate in u parade and help mus
ter in some Odd Fellows of that
place. They were met there by
the division from Rowlesburg and
bad a big time generally.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-26
Great Bargains at Beavers q Fascstt's

In order to reduce our stock Of
Dry Goods. Notions. Fancy Goods,
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes. Clothing,
etc, preparatory to placing our
Spring order for the largest and
most complete line Of General Mer-
cbandise ever brought to Kingwood,
we will, on Monday. February 10th,
and for Thirty Days thereafter,
offer our entire stock Of goods above
named at cost, for Cqsh only. Call
early and secure great bargains.
BEAVERS & FAwcErr.
2-12-3t
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70 ic to Creditors.

10 vHr Cnsnirore er 5ous T. Ero-rr. DEER:
In pursuance os n decree OF the Circuit Court
~ ths CV;inty ~ fre.icn. made IN accuse there
in rcadrx. ~ subject tie real cstete ~ The said
Joha I. hny,ss 10 'Ac payreat Of hss deets, yeu
arc fclrifoi 10 .tVreut your ci.itrs eCoi't>t the
Ion o. n. Clay hyde. C'cmte i-,io,cr, ~ his
on,ce N tSsslia county oa OF bsfore tie 2ist
day 10 rosreasy rc1t.
Mi,re.s, =. " Nsisor. c,e,A Of said Court.
thl~ lesa dry % jaauary, 1901.
:-is-s..-saeS
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English snayin Liniment removss

English SPAWN Eminent removes
al liari. Soft ar Callonsed Lamps
aud nlenl:sh,s from horses. Blood
spawn. Curbs, sweeney. Ring-hcne,
Stiles Spraius and Swoolen Threats.
Coughs. Etc. Save $50 BY use CT
one bottle. Warranted tho most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by DR.. s. a. Pratt Ningwocd.
". Va. 4-Si-9o yr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-26

Peoples services next Sabbath
evening at the Presbyterian Church
Subject; 1.-The Gross of Christ. -
Also Sermon by the pastor 1880
y. m.
The healthy growth OF the baby is
dependent upon its freedom from
the pernicious effects of opium. DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup is the beet rem
edy known for the diseases of early
childhood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-26

Those nc Bed Comforts and 75c
Blankets at the leading cash store
G. E. Ellis and Sons are going like
hot cakes. These arc bargains
aud our $500 Bedstcad, Light Fin
ish Hard wood are big bargains. Lar
gest stock OF Furniture in the coun-
". II
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Enrolment, As; average attend
ancc, 3S; per cent of attendance,
80: neither absent nor tardy, Ad-
die Porter, Jessie Wilt, Merle Ar
nett, Myrta Stcmple. Lloyd Stem
PIE not absent. Lucy and
Ardio McCrum. Eaie ShaTer.
Edith King, Maggie McCroby,
jay Stemp!c, Scott Lantz;-7.
JESSIE TGoTrER, Teacher.
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Mr.. Il. p. Andrews representing
the Century Press Company of
Washington City was in town
during the past week aud gave us a
business call. He is very clever
Young man and a hastler from way
back.
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clrFreN Mills.
corro5rcntrnce oItl.c Argus.

A"N~@~%N
We again tax, the pleasure of
wil.iag mp che locals OF our own
basy towi., Clifton Mills and w.
entity for che many readers OF the
ARGrs. View II venture to say
that this town to its size is not sur.
passed b. any other town in the
county for business, for the people
ut this place do business in bust.
meas like.waY. Our merchants.
James IIarader and W. N. Collier
are having quite trade in the MGR
camille line, here OF late, and our
millers Evans and Burke are kent
very busy in fact, occasionly the
mill is kept running all night, to
accommodate The people. We b.
lieve this mill gives good satisfac-
tion to the public, rs we noticed
some of the people in the section OF
Laurel tun being here at mill Of
late.
Il. j. bieb is our harness and SAD.
die maker. and we'll bet our old
hat that the "Datchman," can PM
mp one OF the finest saddles Of any
man in his profession in the state.
Now let us say to the brc ther aud
sister correspondents OF tho ANUS
send in your letters. aud let US
make our Domocrt pap,r as inter
esting as possible iteseaN hat ihe
scr'bes have al or near r seea
asleep Tor seyerA months.
james Doran, one Of UalantawrS
livs'ymoi WAS AT this place last weco
buying horses.
John Smith has bought his faith
er's farm over IN pleasans Disuict
foa the little sum OF $4,000. .Lehn
10 hustler from away back and is
a nvmbcr one Democrat.
a game of baseball will take
place next s .turdly in the after.
noon, at the Viii es School house.
between The Falkenstne school, aud
the White school. the captains are
ii. r. Sutton aud X. NJ. Koontz.
We are informed the boys OF elf
ton Mill participate in the game.
Our school ut this place will close
on the 3rd. Of March. An exhibi.
tion-will be given TO the public by
the teacher and papils OF the school
the time will be known next week
when it will take place. We are in
formed that owing to an action the
Board of Education has taken to
close the school houses at fouro'-
clock on the last day. the exhibition
will take place on the laet dsy OF
school in the afternoon or il will
be had one night previous TO tho
closing of the school. In our iadg-
ment, it 10 not necessary to have
trustees. in this District, il the
Board Of Education ls going to
transact business which legally !
comes under the datics of The trus-
tees.
Miss Thsnkfal Liston who 10 |
teaching the BrandonviIio school
this winter VIII teach select school |
at that place the coming spring and !
summer, n term OF fourteen wceks. |
the tuition will be six dollars. 1hosc |
wishing to attend a good summer
school sbould take the advantage of |
a good term like this. Miss Liston
is graduate from the State Nor. !
NAL at F4irmont.
REPORTER.
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consumption Surely cureo.

10 TtE EDrrpni- Poaa@ inform yonr rsades
tirt bIyo positive 70 .nly f,r ths shove .nsi,.a
diusaso. ny les Timely . thousands OF hopelaso
cases hsFs been permanently cured aliall be glad
70 soni two bot.ies OK nay robo,ly FRRE 10 any IL
yorr readers WHO have consumption II they win
eeni me thclr Gxpvrss and T.. .. addr,Hs keppaot
tDliy. z. A. BI.OuUa. ~. O.. Isl Pearl 81, n, z.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-26

Another car load of Corn Extra
quality just received at G. f. Ellis
and Son We handle N ore grain and
Feed than any other firm in orr vi
entity special prices by the quaint
ty. - If
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-26

A job that holds good twelve
months in the year is not to be
foune every day. Such position
is offered il tho TAD" "Morc Men
Wanted" Salary and expenses
paid. n.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-26

Ell and Frank Crhg's team ran
away from them while loading lum.
Der at the depot at Taunelton last
Tuesday. The horses ran about
3 miles when shey were caught and
stopped bat no damage was done to
the Wagon or horses.