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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
TO THE VOTERS OF PRESTON.

The time has como when it DO.
comes necessary for me to call your
attention to tho fact that taxes for
the year 1898 are now due. do
not do this because 1t ia customary
but TO impress upon you the fact
that there are two things in the his
tory of man that arc inevitable,
viz death and taxes. A timely
preparation in either case is essen
tial. Do not wait until You see the
officers coming. The old moss.
back theory that Sheriffs are obliged
to call upon you before restraining
property for taxes has long since
exploded. Wo are not compelled
by law TO call upon you. but for
your convenience we will advertise
tn meet you at various points in
your respective districts. Let mo
urge upon you to meet tho officers
on those days, even though you may
not be prepared to pay your taxes.
and make satisfactory arrangements
rs to the timo you will be able to
pay.
Quite number Of persons
throughout tho county requested
that notify them Of the time the
delinquent lands were returned to
mo by tho Auditor, so that thew
might have opportunity to redeem
the same before ublication.
In answer to this, | would snv
that find no provision of the law
that would sustain mo in SO doing.
The law provides for the redemption
OF delinquent lands through the
Auditors office up to certain date.
After that time expires they are
forwarded to the shcriifs, who are
instructed to advertise the same
with o complete text OF the costs on
each separate tract, copy of which
is Immediately transmitted to the
Auditor by the sheriifs. After
such advertisement appears in some
newspaper and ia posted by the
sheriff Mt the front door Of the
court house, any and all delin-
quonts can make payment to the
sheriff Of amounts as charged. aud
obtain a receipt from him for tho
same, aud have their lands stricken
from the list.
Very truly yours,
LEROY SHAW,
Sheriff Preston Go.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

The ANGUS extends Its heartiost
congratulations to the Chairman Of
the Democratic Executive Commit-
tee of this county. Last Thursday,
Nov. 2, while the Gates of Heaven
were left si,r. little black-eyed
g ri baby escaped and came to live
with Col. William j. Lavellc and
wife, at Tnnuelton. The Colonel
is just fixed now, with a boy and
girl.
In Shoes and Boots we will guar.
antee YOU better goods. better fit
and better quality for the least
money. Give us q call and be con-
WINGED.
@. w. FAwcETr.
"Nothing succeeds like success, "
and nothing will moro quickly
insure success than true merit.
For fifty years, Ayers Sarsaparilla
has maintained its popularity as
the superior blood purifier. 1t
stands upon it's own merits and
never fails to give satisfaction.
w. W. Schools store at Rowlcs-
burg was robbed again last Friday
night. The thieves failed to secure
much booty, as they were frightened
away and left lot of clothing in
the back yard. 1t seems strange
that the thieves have such u pick at
Mr.. Shock, unless it is because he
keeps such good goods. This Is
the only reason he gives for it,.
This is no advertisement, hut mere
ly an item Of local news, although
it is getting to be quite a chestnut.
GA chemical success and medical
triumph so speaks an eminent
physician in reference to Ayers
Cherry Pectoral and the eulogy
was none too strong. No other
medicine is so safe and efiicacious
in all diseases Of the throat and
lungs.
Mrs. Julia Baylcs, who lives near
Independence, got seriously hurt
last Sunday aweek while returning
home from visiting her folks near
Reedsville. Elsey Sims WAS driving
her home and when they had
almost reached their destination
and were driving pretty fast, the
wheel struck root or stump,
throwing her out of tho cart head
foremost with considerable force,
and rendering her unconscious.
Her head was cnt pretty badly and
bled freely. After getting home
she soon recovered, but it was o
pretty narrow escape.
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ssupsex

Correspondents OF the Argus.
Saturday and Sunday wc had a
regular blizzard.
s. s. Galloway. of Brandonvillc.
was visiting at }. NJ. aalloway's.
Sunday.
A. o. Gribb!o and Elmer Chris
topher, Of Pleasant Hill, were in
our midst Sunday.
The meeting at Nebo, conducted
bv Revs. Bennett and Snodgrass.
Is still going on.
D. Mctheny aud Jonathan'Gibson
have returned from the interior Of
the State. looking for hands.
T. W. Gibson and A. X. Jen.
Sins werc at GAINESVILLE Saturday
witnessing game of base ball.
They report it a failure.
We understand that the Trustees
OF Mt. Nebo have no..tcacher. Hero
is chance for some teacher.
j. Robe and Kay Jenkins arc
working for Dewing 4 Go.
g. N. Bayles was in our midst
Sunday. p.
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Positive and Negative.

The Race Question is unsettled
But 1t is settled that Hoods Sarsa-
parilla lsads all remedies.
Diseases marches through all
lands. But good health bIesses all
who take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Dyspepsia is a great foe Of the
human race. But Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla puts it to fight.
Scrofuia is one Of the most terri.
bic Of diseased. Bnt Hoods Sarsa-
parilla expels It from the system.
The people Of this day, like Job,
suffer from boils. But Hoods Sar.
saparilla is sovereign remedy for
them.
Catarrh is one Of tho most DIS
agreeable disorders. But Hood
Sarsaparilla is snre to relieve and
cure u.
Rheumatism racks the system
like q thumb-sorew. But it re-
treats before tho power Of Hood's
Sarsaparilla.
Loss Of appetite leads to melan-
cholia. But Hoods Sarsaparilla
makes the plainest repast tickle the
palate.
Tdfe is short and time is neoting,
but Hoods Sarsaparlls will blcss
hunanity As The ages roll on
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
TROUBLE IN coLonEp CIRCLES,

There has been considerable ex-
element in colored circles here this
week. fassing and alnost fighting
and threatening each other. etc.
There was some domestic infelicity
connected with it, and one man
arrested and fined pretty heavy,
and all coming right at the close
OF the big meeting they have been
holding for several weeks, looked
like the services hadn't done them
much good. 1t seems that the
trouble arose in the family Of James
Terrill, tho colored barber, who
tried to keep his wife from attend
ing the meeting and raised racket
when she persisted in going and got
Into trouble with Rev. Abram
Title, the colored minister, who
had him arrested for carrying a
revolver and threatening him.
Terrill had his trial yesterday after
noon before His Honor Justice
Goodwin, who fined him $25 and
costs. Prosecuting Attorney ID.
NJ. Wotrlng appeared for the State
and p. j.. Crogan for the defen-
dant.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

A Sunday-schooI Concert will be
given in the Kingwood Presbyterian
Chnrh on Friday evening. Novem-
Der 18th, Mt Z o'clock, by the choir
and Sunday-school, which will con-
sist OF instrumental music, rccita-
tons, solos, duets. choruses, songs
by the children, etc. 1t will be
similar to the very excellent concert
given in that church on last Chill
dren's Day. As it is given for the
benefit of the schools library, a
small admission fco will be charged
10 cents for children, and 10 cents
for adults and as much more as any
one may see fit to give.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
hvANsyfl.Lr,.
Correspondence of tho Argus.

Correspondence OF tho Argus.
Mrs. Evans. Rush, Of Chiopylc,
Pa, and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Annie Rush, are visiting friends
andlrclativcs.in town.
VIM. X. Shaffer, of lndepen-
dence, one Of our former tenchers,
visited the Evansville school last
week, and polivored an address.
Quite number Of our young
folks mot at the residence of Mrs.
John Bowman last week, and
report a very pleasant time.
John Costello aud our blacksmith
Will Dennison, arc Edoing the
butchering at this place.
Services arc once moro beng held
regularly in the Baptist church.
The recent rains wcrc badly need :
ed at this place.
Our school is smaller than usual
this winter.
Frank Parker, who has been
away from town for some time, has
returned.
IuS,,,,,
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onANEsvsLLE.
Ipondence Of tho Arrus

Correspondence Of tho Argus.
Mr.. d. @. Feather took his Leave
for Fayettc, Ohio, on Thursday,
whore he will attend writing school
during the winter. He leaves his
best girl in care Of his younger
brother.
Ex-Sheriff Shaw was calling at
this place during the past week.
Mr.. Elisha Hartman called at
this place on Friday.
SIR. Jefferson Frazee, Of Friends s.
vile has purchased a tract OF land
west Of town OF j. w. Feather,
which he will improve and occupy
IN the near future.
The Rev. Potts made his appear
ancc on Sunday morning, but was
a little too late, finding the Rev.
Lewis, a member OF the Dubs fac.
tion, in the pulpit. We anticipate
trouble between the existing parties
at this place.
Our leading merchant has con-
cluded to mcnopolizo the trade nc
this place by prohibiting the z. NJ.
from purchasing any goods on
account Of him numbering prices as
no terms il. AS yet his plans have
been moro than failure.
This would be good place for
the "Man OF Marques" to bring
his turkeys. We will sell him
bacon in exchange at Is cents per
pound, or hay at 800 ton, butter
% cents per pound, eggs Is cents
per dozen, corn S1,15 per barrel.
potatoes 20 cents per bushel; and
VIC will give him good price for
his cattle il he furnishes corn 10
feed them at the same price that IL
sold for four years ago IN the west
10 cts. per bushol or oats at 1G cts.
Messrs. Bill D. Titcbenoll and
Billey Mathews bad a JOINT discus
sion at this place on the subject Of
"rbo Immortality Of man" in which
Mr. Titcbenell got badly left, Mr..
Matthews showing up that Mr. T..
believed sataus report to Eve rather
than tho Creators warning to
Adam. SkLAnANpee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
Old DR.. Drnmmond,

After years of patient study and
experiment, has given to the world
Il pl epnration which is an absolute
and permanent cure for every form,
of Rheumatism. The price is So,
but it is two large bottles--enough
for a months treatment--and will
relieve the worst case from the first
dose. Sent by express to any
address upon receipt Of price, by
the Drummond Medicine Co., AS
Maiden Lane, New York, with full
particulars and testimonials OF won.
derful cures. Agents wanted. q
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
ALL HAIL CHICAGO.
JUNIus.

No city on earth conld do what
Chicago in the year 1892 '93 has
done. No city on earth would
have the courage and vim to- do it.
No other city on earth could have
tried it even with the hope OF sue
ceeding. A prominent Frenchman
recently said "When the last
Paris Exposition was conceived it's
prospectors said-Let France make
an exhibition this time which will
be so grand and comprehensive that
no nation will attempt another in
the next hundred years. Scarcely
bad the echoes Of that colossal and
splendid show died away when a
young city, that had grown mp on
the shores OF an inland sea which
France was already old in civiliza-
ton, said come and see our Fair
and we went and now we are pre-
pared to say that the French Expo
sition.swas but. Jan attractive aide.
show compared to tho gigantic Elk.
position which has delighted the
world on the shores of'Lake Michi-
gam" "And" added he, ono
nation on earth will attempt to out.
do it IN the. next century"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

The following is the list Of newly
elected officers for the Good Tenn
plar Lodge OF this place
Chief Templar--J. Amt Martin.
Vice Templar--James A. Brown.
Chaplain-Msry Craig.
Seoretary-E. M. Williams.
Financial Scc'y--JHlia Mardock.
MISUNDERSTANDING Chiles.
Guard. N. Calvert.
Sentinel-Martin Chilcs.
Z. q. II. Wanzer Dorsey.
Lodge Deputy-R. McMIllen.
Rev. ALB. Robrbungh, of Rowles-
burg, Grand Chief Templar OF the
State, will DO present at the regular
meeting tomorrow night to install
the newly elected officers.
P. A. COniff, tho RowIesburg
lumber merchant, returned Tues
day from two months trip to the
cold Country" lie Travelled
through England, Scotland and
ireland, visiting the leading cities
and main points Of interest. Mr..
Conif enjoyed his trip very much,
and it agreed with him so we'll that
he gained considerable flesh while
he was away. He has been engaged
for several years shipping export
lumber and did quite a lot Of bust
ness in this line on his trip, and
combined business with pleasure.
lie says the PROTEST girls be saw
on the whole trip wcro in Dublin
and talks Of going back next year.
lie came over in Her Majesty's
Ship, the Bucania of the Cunard
Line, which sailed from Liverpool
October 2sth, and broke the record
again coming over.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
A Reward Of as0O

Will be paid for any case Of Rheu-
matism which cannot be cured by
DR.. Drummond's Lightning Rem :
edy. This offer is made in good
faith by the proprietors. and there
is no reasonable excuse for any one
to suffer longer. ANY ordinary
case will be cured by one treatment
and 1t is poor economy to suffer
when relief can be secured 80 GER.
tainly. The price Of months
treatment--two bottles---is -, and
that il the cost Of euro. Full
particulars and testimonials Of
wonderful cures sent 10 any I'D.
dress. Drummond Medicine Co.,
48 Maiden Lane, New York
Agents w0nfc3 u
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Gu.ADEsvsLLE.

corrcfpcndcncc ofthe Argus.
Mass Dora Lemons is very Ill Of
consumption.
ID. w. Rogers, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Tho school at this place. taught
by Cyrus Snider, commenced Nov.
9th.
Fairview School, taught by Miss
Mipho Martin, is progressing
nicely.
Rev. Snodgrass, OF tho Baptist
church, is visiting in this vicinity.
Ed Lemons got hurt while log
ging few days ago.
Wheat is looking we'll.
Quito number of cattle buyers
have been here during the past
few days.
Times seem to DO Frightening up
in spite of the Democratic admins
tration.
Will Rowe, Of near Irondalc, is
quite sick Of Typhoid fever, con-
tracted at Fairmont.
Will Stansberry, Of Concord, was
visiting here Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Lucas and Miss Mollie
Armstrong, of Taylor county, were
married at the residence of Rev. ID.
w. Rogers, last Sunday.
Quito anumber from this vicinity
attended the Worlds Fair.
Ida Hibbs, daughter of VIM.
Hibbs, who has been sick for the
past four months is improving.
BELvIA LOCKWOOD.
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ALBasearsv.L.E.


The boys went ducking last Sat-
nrday and brought back moro
empty cartridges than ducks. Guy
Elliott and Wiley Casteel shot two
Wild geese last week. Gerty says
they never were very wild.
Charley Metzler SAYS he thinks
one moro trip will settle the whole
matter when he goes back to King
wood.
Isaac Erwin is convalescent, also
Mrs. Gale and Miss Minnie Bishop.
John SIMPLY Pullium raised 500
bushels Of grain this season and 200
bushels Of potatoes. He spreads on
the limo and thereby proves himself
to be model farmer.
Billy May6cld is furnishing the
people with excellent coal. His
bank is near st. Joe.
Business don't seem to slack up
any since We have got more consta-
bles than sherlffs. Mr.. Editor,
wake up the county officials so they
may be brought to Judgment to
answer for their sins OF omission az
well as commission.
Preaching next sabbath at III A.
H., by the Pastor. YEr.
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puseAu.

FHc1Rt.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
As l havo not seen ANYTHING in
your valuable paper from this place
for some time, have boon looking
for you down to sec il VIC were all
dead, and az the weather is getting
bad, | thought would pen you a
few locals for publication and save
You the trip.
Abner Il. Walls has been very
low with typhoid fever, but is mend
ing slowly.
Eli j. Walls cancer is growing
worse.
Il. Benton Walls, our T.. M. and
merchant, is dong "a thriving bust
ness this fall.
w. r. Gribble is rushing his new
house right along, and expects to
move his family into it in a short
time.
Sanford Ryan has his new house
abont ready for occupancy.
A. II. Michael is building o barn,
and he is not getting it before be
needs it.
Il. +. Walls is getting out timber
for the purpose Of rebuilding his
saw and planning mill. Some may
wonder the cause Of him having to
rebuild. That is easy toId--tho
old one fell down.
j. O. Taylor returned homo last
week from Davis, where he has been
operating drilling machine the
past summer.
jesse Gale is the best wild hog
trapper in these parts.
ENTERPRISE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
MAKRIAGE LICENSES.

j. p. Dick--36
Lizzie S. Herndon-22.
ElIazer Gastkill-24
Martha j. Teets--16.
Joseph Herring-2G
Elite May Arthur-20.
Harrison Greedy Tcets-21
Mollio Harned-2t.
+. M. PhIIlIps--45
CathrinO Hartley-3G.
G. A. Squires--25
Kate Emerson-1S.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09
wnETsELL.

Correspondence of tho Argus.
The demand and calls for "owl
hunting" has been 30 great and
"Davy" has been 80 busy, and II is
right in owl season now, or else |
would thrash "Polly Carp" 1
would call him nick names. But
these "pesky" owls, they are bad
critters they are both "carnivo-
rous" and herbiverous. Mr.. Hew-
lit says they even took his oats out
of the field before il was cut, and
he wants me to hunt them for him.
ID. /. Whetsell says they carried off
tho straps Of his horse yoke. He
wants me to hunt that "owl"
butcher ; says he will not be hard
TO kill for he has no mato.
And "by gosh r. Sam jackson
has good job for me too he says
that an owl carried off three tur-
keys for HIM that he had won at o
shooting match he says can fad
that owl about mile north east
Of the gum spring. Sam says the
pesky crltter killed dog for him.
The great trouble is my gun is out
o whack il ia one OF these old flint
locks and it flashes in the pan. If
"Polly Carp would have been quiet
l believe the Board of Education
would have built MS another school
house and | might have got a Job
aud got some money to repair my
old "fusee." "Polly Carp" you
had no business to rip mo up the
back that way. "Polly Carp" you
are crying fraud, your assertions
are unjust. 1t is no fraud, it ia
only mathematical problem
worked ont by algebra, and this ID
the example: "Tadder" and
"Tedder," John, Paul and Hen
all met (; "Tsdder" said, ave
want a school house close to us, but
we only have 10 scholars. Tcdder
says Eve have only nine. for / lost
one Of my scholars sending over
that sickly road last winter. Paul
next took the floor, and he says
"them other felIers' have % schol-
ara and the majority is against as,
and the Board won't move it up
here" John spoke next and says
he, 81 have scheme that Will
work. And says Tedder, "Let ne
have it," And he says, mine we
have, let us borrow from two other
districts siV more and that will give
us the House." "That's the stuff .
says Tcdder. 40 plus 9, minus
equals Is, and them other fellers
have %, and they will all die com
ing mp over that sickly road, SO il
will be 20 minus % and we will not
be troubled about our house.
ladder says, "Will the Board build
us one OF this mathematical hipo-
thesis ?' Eyes," says Hen. IL
will tell thom that ] fought for my
country, ! fought tho battle Of
s'Bull town." shot down Rebels
there until / melted of seven gun
barrels, and sirs, to-day am Grip
pied in my arm and ! am drawing
a pension from It." So they pre-
scntod il to the Board and tho
Board built 'em ono. SO / think.
"Polly Carp" this analysis ought
to convince you that is was done
fair, figures won't lie, especially
when they arc worked by "Algu.
ber." amt got time 70 talk any
moro, for / must 80 owl hunting.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Near Browns Mill, Lyon district,
a small farm of % acres under good
cultivation, good Spring, Dwelling
House, Orchard, and under good
fencing. Price only 5000. In all
1t Is desirable property and well
worth the money.
Apply or write to
III. B. MONTGOMERY.
kingwood, w. Va.
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now 30 rnpa0vE yoUx LOCKS

Buy your Hats and Bonnets at
=. w. Fawcett's new Millinery
Store, where you can get hat
Chat will become your looks.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

Miss Flo jenkins is in Pittsburgh
on months visit among relatives
in that place.
For any ard all kinds OF legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. II
Mrs. d. Y. Morris went over to
Rowlesburg, Tuesday. TO visit
friends.
Will Startzman. Vt Carmel has
been in town this week visiting
relatives.
(, Luther wotring, OF, near Sell,
over in Union district, was here
this week.
Mrs. Allie Raymond. ..of Fair
mont, arrived here yesterday to
visit Mrs. g. Y. Bishop.
Miss Ella Copoman left last Sat-
urday for Fairnont to attend the
Normal School this winter.
Mrs. Emma Brown has returned
from long visit among friends
and relatives in the west.
y. w. Fawcett & Co. are, closing
out their ENTIRE STOCK of Boots,
Shoes aud Slippers at Cost.
Services were held out at the
Aims House last Sunday afternoon,
for the benefit of the inmates.
Miss Sarah Feathers, Of Bayard,
has been visiting relatives in this
vicinity the past week or two.
John Ccnley, who got hurt at
the Switch back last week, is able
to be oat but not to work yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Herring
OF Herring, were in town Tuesday,
and the former gave us paying
call
For Boots, Shoes and Slippers Of
AL sizes, kinds, quality and Price
PosITiygLy AT CosT, call on j. w.
Fawcctt g. Company.
Senator Morley is out on the
railroad on business and Mrs.
Worley il down at Drandonvillo
visiting her mother.
Benedict Cooke, of Housewife,
is sick with some kind of stomache
trouble. DIR. Powell, of Tunnel
ton, is attending him.
Mus. GRACE EBERT MANOWN
Teacher of
VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL Music.
For terns, apply ut Hotel Cor
don.
Mr. and Mrs. B. It. Gibson. of
Tnnnelton, arrived home yesterday
after an absence of two months on
their wedding tour visiting relatives
in the west.
To restore gray hair to it's natural
color as in youth, cause it to grow
abundant and strong, there is no
better preparation than Halls Hair
Remover.
A splendid line Of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARaUs Office.
Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. If
The protracted meeting held by
the colorcd folks at their church on
the hill closed Last Sunday with
seven conversions aud seven ncccs-
sions to the church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn, wife Of
Larkin Dunn, Of near Ices Ferry,
Monongalia county, died Oct. a..
She was n sister OF Mrs. Hayes and
Miss. Maggie Shaffcr, Of this place.
Hats fer Rich and Poor at @. w.
FAwcETT's new Millerv Store
You can buy Hats from che cheap
est 10 the best. Give us q call and
see our beautiful Stock.
Andrew Collins, an aged and
respected citizen Of Grant district,
living near Bruccton, died Monday,
Nov. 9th Of paralysis and was bur.
led yesterday afternoon. The
deceased was over eighty years Of
age.
Samuel 3. Cummings and Oscar
Q. Ganter, OF Pittsburgh, arrived
in Klngwood, Tuesday to spend a
week or two hunting and having a
good time generally. They we're
out here about a year ago and are
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

When Baby was sick, We i,nye her Cnetorfe.
When shc was q Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss. slio chung to castoria.
When she Lad Children. sho gaze them Castoeia
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-11-09

EEc OTHER Sarsaparilla has ef-
~ fected such remarkable cures az
HOODS SarsapariIla, of ScrofiIa,
Salt Rheum. and other blood diseasea.
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Coal Delivered.

Good screened coal delivered on
30 days time ut cents per bushef
from the Miller Bank near King.
wood. Applp to
MILLER & LoUGIE.