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M UAfI0N BY A YOUNG COL
W ored man, recently from Atlanta, Ga.
viii accept any kind OF work to ma ke an hon
est living; vile and two children dependent
on his labor; can give the best OF references
Address Wanted, box 40, Herald. IL IL ii
NJ TANlED-SITUArI0N BY WOMAN WITH
W young chilli; is frst-c ass cook and
housekceper; can take entire charge: country
preferred. Call or address 315la :. Main,
room o. 1t
w ANTED-A GOOD GIRL WISHES TO DO
w housework and cooking i'll small fam
lly; references given. Address b., box 20,
Herald Office. 1t
w TANTEp-YOUNG MAN OF 20 WISHES
W situation of any kind; fair teamster. Ad-
dress J. H. box so, Herald. lila 81
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ANTEp.-AGMNTs.

A GENTS SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE
"a greatest invention of the age. The New
Patent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil Sells on
sight Works like magic Agents are making
from T25 to xl25 per week. For further partic-
ulars write the Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co. 315
La Crosse Wis 10-3l I'm
4 GENTS WANTED-RELIABLE SOLICIT
~ ORS; a soft snap for good canvassers Call
at rooms i and II Workman block between
8 and 10 am. l1-I42t
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THE CLIMATE OF these foothills is famous
for combining all the exeellencies that are
Characteristic of our Italy, and without an! of
the drawbacks that are sometimes found in
less favored locations.
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All dyspeptics should use TUTTa PILLS.

For good table wine, ,order cur Sonoma
Zinfandel at Doc pergsl. y. VAche & Co.,
cor. Commercial and Alameda. Tel. 300.
The herald., 1893-11-14

THE SOIL lis rich loan, mixed with pulver-
lied granitc-the washings OF the adjoining
hills-and it is the best for lemon culture to be
found in the state OF California.
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NOR SALE.

FORTY ACRE improved property in the
Cahuenga foothills, close to Sunset boulevard
and commanding an unrivaled view.
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ONE MOST important factor is that the loca
Won offered is ABSOLUTELY FRosTLEss, accord
ing to experience.
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NOR SALE-BY b. WHITE.

SI50-Branch bakery and notion store with
two nice living rooms.
$2oo-Fruit store, receipts S15 daily, good
horse, wagon, etc.
S225-Well located restaurant.
S350-Bakerv with oven.
$350-Cigar store, clears $50 monthly.
XS00-Candy factory well located.
$l0O0-Corner cigar store.
$450-Restaurant, receipts $40 daily
$350O-salooIi magnificentiv fitted up with
IA rooms attached; 1rst-class place.
$35O0-Largest milk route and dairy in the
county, 80 head of stock, 4 good wagons clears
over $500 month; 30 days trial allowed.
Lodging house OF 10 rooms elegantly fur
nished only 5000
Country property city property, cheap lots,
to $4,000 Apply to b. WHITE, 221 W. First
street. l1-l2tf
EoR sALE-loo BARGAINS IN LODGING
40 Rooms, $500 80 Rooms, $500.
g sS Rooms RRooms ,dS 1900 i kooms Eoos TsS9
a Rooms, 10000 ! Rooms, $500,
g z. Ro, Rooms, s1s9o 1890 % 5o Rooms, Rooms 300, 300
Cash payments or trade; CALI see list in Of
11-5-tf
L,OR SALE -$4Oo-MANUFACTU BUsI-
i ness easily learned; party retiring on ae-
count of sickness: this business is well estab-
lshed; has got regular customers: will nes
500 per month: good worker can double the
amount monthly; good horse and wagon, etc.
call dt Once ara see ihlS OHSf, }. W AISH IL
CO., 30s1a S. Spring st. I'LL ii
L,oR sAIE-GRoCERIEs, BAKERIES, RES
i tnurants, hotels; butcher shops, cigar, sta
tionery, notion stores, lodging and boarding
houses; many others from 800 to $1,000. IN
FORMATION BCREAU, 3i9ls South spring
ST., Edward Nittinger, manager lis 2n
ceO0n-wANTED, PARTNER IN THE BEST
eTCJU located and best paying cigar store in
the city: this is an opportunity seldom Of
fered ii you are looking for sure, paying bus
iness. J. WALSH Il co, 3031s S, Spring ST.
I'LL If
NOE SALE on EXCHANGE-FOR CITY
J. property, stock OF goods or live stock; Il
small house and good lot in Lakin, Kansas;
win pay cash difference. ROBERT +. JONES,
Bank OF Santa Mouica, Santa Monica Cal.
1910 1mo
NOR SAIE--$50o - CIGAR, CANDY AND
- stationery store; average $l2 per day; rent
SD per month; living rooms furnished. don't
iail TO see this bargain. j. WALSH d CO,
3GSls Spring st, 11-11u
l,HE LOS ANGELES DIRECTORY OFFICE
4 Keeps complete list OF all business for
sale or exchange. Parties desiring to either
buy or sell will consult their best interests by
applying at office, l03 s. Broadway 80
EoR sALE-OR EXCHANGE, FOR GOOD
L improved city or country property, fine
hotel. completely furnished; all modern i'm
provements. Address H., box 80, Herald
Office. lI-1I 2t
NOR SAIE-A GOOD PAYING GROCERY
Il business on Spring st., good location will
sell mt invoice Inquire OF HOWELL s. CRAIG,
134 s. Los Angeles ST. 1l-l1 3t
GOOD PAYING DAIRY BUSINESS. CLOSE
VI to city; clearing 800 month. STSEETER
A. SIIARPLESS.1 10 S. Broadway. 1O-1 tt
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DROF. GEE, MAGNETIC HEALER, TEST
/ and prophetic medium; names of your
dead and living friends Special attention to
all business affairs. Readings daily. 139la
Main st. lila ii
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nor SALE-THIS IS REALLY A BIG SNAP
j House OF four rooms, lot 50X14O, street
graded, near electric cars. First-class locality.
Price, $500; $500 cash, balance in two
wears.
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DEAD THIS CAREHULLY-TWO GOOD
II gypsum mines and one gold mine. want
to sell or exchange for home. Will pay diff
ference ii property is worth it. The gypsum
mine has been analyzed by Prof. Hilgard an6
pronounced as pure as can be found any
where Also gold mine which runs $3.50 Co
the ton Parties having house and lot, who
would entertain the above proposition, should
address at once.
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lMPR0VEMENTS-The is a neat, com
Portable 6-roomed residence, with all the nee
essary outbuildings-lsrge barn, stable; shade
trees and fruit trees of various kinds, giving
more than sufficient supply OF delicious
fruit for table use. The larger part of the
ranch is at present under cultivation for early
vegetables, which are shipped to San Fran
cisco, and afford an excellent, steady income.
WATER. There is an abundant and never
failing water supply from two sources and
storage reservoir of brick and cement just
completed, holding S5, 900 gallons
PRlCE.-Unimprovedl land in the immediate
vicinity has been selling lately at $400 an
acre. but offer this 40 acres. with all i'm
provements, for $l2, 500. viii give time on
part of the purchase money, at interest,", il de-
sired This offer holds good for a few days
only. The property is unincumbered and title
perfect.
This is a chance such as seldom occurs
Think ii over
&. A. DICKINSON,
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INOR SALE-HERE Is SOMETHING GOOD
L in Visala: Several lots, also houses and
lots in the above thriving town. and Il l2-acre
farm near the same place, with good build
ings; will sell at reasonable prices or trade;
would not object to taking live stock (hogs or
cattlej in part payment. ] have some Tulare
county property which will dispose OF on the
same conditions.
The herald., 1893-11-14

r ODGING HOUSE FOR SALE or "a ROOMS
1 4 within 31a blocks of the city hall; house
furnished throughout, with all mod
ern improvements; new fucniture; best loca-
ton in the city; two years lease; low rent;
will sell reasonable; all OF the rooms are
rented; good reason for selling. This is an
excellent buy.
The herald., 1893-11-14

NOR EXCHANGE-sc ACRES UNIMPRovEI
L in kearney county. Kansas, about two
miles from Hartland will trade for Los An
geles county property.
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This is chance such as seldom occurs.
Think ii over.
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DOR sALE-AT SANTA MONICA, "THE
Il Long Branch of the Pacific" neat, new
modern cottage and lot 5ON15U; also several
good lots upon which houses will be built to
suit purchasers
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NWO-STORY BRICK, BUILDING 70x7O
L four stores on ground floor 20 large rooms
all rented to good tenants. This is a splendid
investment
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ID EAL ESTATE SNAPS.
IL
PERUSE THIS LIST OF BARGAINS
THEY CAN'T BE BEAT.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME OR AN
OPP0RTU NIFTY TO Make MONEY?
THEN READ THIS LIST CAREFULLY.
THERE is BIG MONEY IN EVERY ITEM
MENTIONED.

NOR SALE-SI100-HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il Siebod ST.. Brooklyn tract.
S2600-House and lot, rooms, on Jackson
street.
rooms each.
S9oo-Fine lot on Brooklyn Heights, 50x250
feet splendid location,
%6oa-Fine lot in BROOKLYN tract; this is
splendid bargain.
s260O-House and lot, Turner and Vignes
sts. this is q snap.
$500 Corner lot, Turner and Center SITS.
Every one of the aforementioned are good
speculatons. Dent lose any time in seeing
them, for they won't be on the market very
long
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A 2O-FOOT BUSINESS LOT on THE MAIN
N street OF san Jacinto, the business center;
this should be snappedat; just imagine, for the
small sum OF $500. Also several residence lots
in San Jacinto from $50 up Also screage west
of the town from $3.50 an acre; all clear of ill.,
eumbrance.
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EoR SALE-ON MAIN STREET, NEAR
L Fifth street; building and lot; size OF lot
70xl65.
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EOR EXCHANGE-A SMALL HOUSE AND
L lot in Larkin, Kearney county, Kan, which
cost $1,000; will trade for Los Angeles prop
erty or good ranch property worth $500 or
$4,000; will pay cash difference.
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= 10 AND 20 ACRE PIECES IN SAN IACINTO.
- Buildings on some; artesiau wells on all Of
the property; also fenced will be sold on the
most reasonable prices
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EDUCATIONAL.
OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND ENGLISH TRAINING sEII

Girls COLLEGIATE SCHOOL -416 W.
~ Tenth ST.; Miss Parsons and Miss Den
men, principals; collegiate, academic, prepar-
atory and primary departments afternoon
classes for ladies': private instruction given
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NOR SALk-ON HILL ST, NEAR EIGHTH
II ST., house, and lot 60xl6l, house of II
rooms and bath: rooms all papered; hot and
cold water, electric bells, etc. Everything OF
the latest improvements; an elegant home
fine lawn.
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HNELEPHONE 4S9-TO J. A. WILCUT, ELEC-
L trio horse clipper horses called for and
delivered. III Winston street, opposite post
Office. 1l-D I'm
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BUsINEs. OPPoRTUNIrIEs.

$500 rAkTHER w re ESGAGs
to make 800 month. Experience not nec-
essary, as you can quickly learn. This is q
chance seldom offered. J. WALSH & Co, 3OSi2
South Spring ST. lis
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SCHOOL OF DRESSAIAkLNei CUTTING AND
y fitting: patterns cut; French tailor system;
suits made from rs to $40. 3O9 south Broad
way. 10 10 I'm
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MEDIUMS.
MINNIE SIMMONS-THE GREATEST AND
vi most reliable business clairvoyant pa
tronized by the business men and women of
the United States. Past, present and future
told The best alcohol and magnetic rubbing
in the city; both invigorating and beneficial.
2361s $, Spring. j also have the Egyptian
lucky charms, never known to fail. Liz 1t
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NOR HOUSES TO RENT CALL ON
BARNES IL BARNES.
I0-l If 227 W. Second st.
f. SLOPER, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE,
~. l12 Center place. Ills ii
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR Los AN
It geles county property, ten acres at East
Riverside; good land and water; also barn and
small house.
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EoR sALE-$2s5o- $1,000 CASH, BALANCE
L one year at 10 per cent, house rooms
pantry. bath, closets, etc.. lot 5SsNl4o, 10 20
foot alley; on Frst-st cable hue, Boyle
Heights, west OF power houses cement walks,
hedge, flowers, exc; no lawn. il is a new
place; pressed brick mantals gas, hot and
cold water, porcelain bsth tub; plumbing cost
S325; room upstairs TOR large rooms, but not
finished window shades and huoleuai 20 with
house this is the biggest bargain ever offered
in this ely; the above is easily worth $3.50 at
least; it is snap ana should be taken adyant-
age of at once.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-09-07

The Deep Hollow and Glade
Meadow schools are still vacant. We
understand. Here's chance, ye
pedagogues.
Mrs. j. w. Gibson and Mrs. j.
NJ. Shaw were visiting at Braddock,
Pa, last week.
MIR. II. l.. Falkcnstine is work
ing at kingwood now.
Mrs. w. @. Gibson was visiting
at Pisgah tho latter part Of last
week.
Two bunco fakirs, Samuel l..
Cover and John 5. Carr. were play
ing on the Incredibly OF the people
In this end of Preston some time
ago. They represented themselves
to be faculty Of the Monongahela
College and authorized to hold fes.
tivals to liquidato its debt. They
gathered in several dollars Of the
peoples change.
The Board OF Education OF Pleas
ant District sold out the re- painting
of eight OF tho school houses at ss5
each. The contract was given to a
member Of the board. We
thought that n member could not
bid off such as that. How is il,
Mr.. Editor
Singing schools are quito numcr.
Gus OF late--two week.
The Ice cream supper and dance
at John Jones Saturday night was
a brilliant affair, MS there were six
red headed girls present.
Tho picnic at Harmony Grove
September o, promises to be a
daisy. The second Sam Jones has
been secured to speak, we ure told
Wouldn't the Alliance like TO hear
Carskadon again {?
PAssIN ScRIBBo.
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Correspondence Of tho Argus.
J. NAIrER TANDY.

Correspondence Of tho Argus.
Nothing strange or startling to
begin with.
Mrs. S. W. Boggess and grand
child, who have been visiting her
son, OF this place, for few weeks
past, returned home Monday morn
ing, via. Kingwood.
Quite a number Of folks from
this country are going to take in
the Fayette County (Pa.) Agricul-
tural Exhibit at Uniontown, this
week. Why cannot Preston county
show her improved and improving
stock Of cattle, horses and sheep,
which have been undergoing such a
change in breed in the last few
years.
Madam Rumor says we are TO be
treated to a wedding ere the snow
fakes warn us Of another winter.
We DO MT deem it proper to expose
any names, but who can't guess
Miss Lille Black burg, Of Johns
town, Pa, IS visiting Rev. II. T..
Friends.
Mr. Chapman, Of Grantsyille,
Md, who has been spending few
months with bis daughter, Mrs.
Woodruff, left for home last week 4,
accompanied by Mr.. Earl Wood
ruff, who will visit friends and rela-
tives for q short time.
Master Joe Rilenour, Of Union
town, recently returned home from
visit to Mrs. Michaols and other
relatives Of near.
We are sorry DR.. Boggcas will
not be able to answer be many calls
this week, as he was unluckily sum-
moned to appear Before Court in
behalf OF tho Commonwealth in the
Stawser case now pending trial.
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correspondence Of tho Argus.

Correspondence Of tho Argus.
September now is in the saddle
the months Of picnics and apple
cuttings.
Mr.. Il. W. Gibson was at Terra
Alta last week on business.
Will Hennesscy is building him.
self a house near here. We vel.
come will to our settlement.
J. II. Walls has just laid in a
fine lot Of fall and winter merchan-
disc.
Walter Cupp has moved to Sugar
Valley.
Mr.. Knots has moved to Rock
vile.
The VI. L. Sabbath School has
had larger attendance this sum-
mer than for several years.
The grist mill At this place is
now on % strike and has been for
several months strike for more
water.
Messrs. Graham and Forman
Bros. hare received their new steam
thresher and Seven Horse Power
engine, and are now knocking the
dust out Of the grain.
Mr. A. l.. Ribson is at Kingwood
this week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. d. 3. Gibson, Of
Palatine, W. Va, are visiting reIa-
tiyes here and at Pisgab.
John Wolfe hasn't got that piece
Of political pie that he has been
looking for. Please hurry up, Mr..
Cleveland.
Charles N. BayIes was at Nor.
gantown tho past week attending
tho Institute. Mr. Baylcs will
teach at Ut. Nebo, 50 we are ln-
formed.
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RUSTIC.

Correspondence ~ the Argus
Misses Ida and Berthe Anderson,
Augusta and LYDIA Lee drove over to
the picnic at Gladesyille Saturday.
Mr.. Will DALEY and r. +. PERIL
left for the Worlds Fair Monday
morning. Mr.. DALEY will go from
Chicago to Louisville, where he will
attend lectures.
l.. w. Cobup, Of Grafton, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. DR.. r. +. Ianham and chill
dren returned from Aurora last
Thursday.
Miss Matte Manear, of King.
wood, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. w. W. Raymond and
grandson returned from Oakland
Monday, where they have been yis-
iting.
Misses Belle Plummer and Marie
Morrison were shopping at Grafton
Monday.
Rev. Samuel Graham held sacra.
mental services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maud Plum, Of Grafton, IS
visiting Mrs. James Dulin, Of
Upper st.
Miss Maggie J. Paul, who has
been visiting friends in Pennsylya-
MIA, was called homo on account Of
the illness Of her mother, Mrs. J.
f. Paul.
Messrs. 8. l.. Allen and r. J..
Helm, Master OF Transportation
Of i. & o. n. r. at Grafton, we're
in town last week.
Miss Pet Miller, Of Grafton, is
visiting Miss Ida Albright, Of High
Street.
Miss Mile Clark, Of Kingwood,
was visiting Miss Ida Anderson, on
Market St., last week.
II. NJ. Clayton returned from
Baltimore Friday morning, whore
he and Mrs. Clayton we're called on
account Of the illness Of their son
Virgil, who has been attending
school. Mr.. Clayton reports him
improving.
Rev. McNomar and wife and
Charles Smoot aud wife returned
from the NJ T.. Conference at Wes-
ton last week.
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We had pleasant call Monday
from DIR. s. L. Borgess., of Bran
douyille, who dropped in to sub
scribe for the ARGUS. The Doctor
is a very intelligent gentleman and
is succeeding we'll IN bis profession.
A splendid line of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS office.
Orders by mail viii receive prompt
attention. IL
Religious services were held out
at Valentine Stonebreakers Sunday
afternoon, by Bev. Rider, assisted
by several members Of his church.
There was quite a crowd present
ana the meeting was held under a
big apple tree.
A wedding took place down at
AlbrightsvilIe last Saturday IN the
middle OF the road. That seems TO
be the style now. The contracting
parties were Martin l.. Mayfield
and Iona Martin. The knot was
tied by Rev. Sharps, Of that place.
George A. Herring will receive
car load of Farmers Choice Phos-
phate this week, and il will be for
sale at his store ut Herring. w. Va.
and John III. Browns, Kingwood,
The formula of Ayers Sarsapa.
rilIa is well known to the medical
profession. and universally APP
proved. The reputation of the
firm guarantees excellence and
uniformity in the medicine, und
the worlds experience for nearly
half century has fully demonstra-
ted ITS value.
Ayers $ rsaparlla is one Of the
few remedies which are recommen-
ded by every school of medicine.
Its strength, purity, and efficacy
are too well established to admit of
of doubt as to its superiority over
all other blood -puniers whatever.
Ayers Sarsaparilla leads all.
Bane & Schcrr will open out in
the Manear Building. Septemb Der
10th, q fine stock of Clothing and
Shoes. They will keep everything
in their line, and give special bar
gains in all lines of goods they
carry, especially IN clothing and
shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert jenkins, of
Plttsburg, arrived here Monday to
visit friends and relatives. Miss
Daisy jenkins accompanied them
home. She has been IN the
Smoky City" several months.
MIR. Q. l.. Brink, of that place,
came with them also to spend u
short yacSlion.
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londonco of Do Argus.

Correspondence OF tho Argus.
Jack Frost passed this way on
Sunday night and done some dam
age to our buckwhoat and gardc
truck.
Quite u number will attend court
from this place during the week,
vet there is but one suit pending
among parties OF this section.
We arc again on favorable
grounds to have a railroad within
four miles of this place. The State
Line Company has surveyed grade
from Fricndsyillo to Oakland. :.
Mr.. A. Il. Frazec is erecting a
dwelling about two miles east OF
this place.
Mr.. j. @. Rockard has purchased
land OF John Wilhelm and will
build dwelling on the sumo this
tall.
Mr.. ID. o. Feather, Of this place,
is using the yard stick at Henry.
Mr.. A. S. Albright Is making
preparations to winter in the sunny
south. lie will go to the fair Mt
Uniontown during this week.
Miss Ida Cramor, Of this place,
was called to the bedside OF her
dying sister, Mrs. b. Dewitt, of
Terra Alta, during the past week.
Quite number of the members
Of the Lutheran church of this
charge, attended council meeting at
Bruceton on Saturday.
Mr.. Clinton Albright removed
his dry goods from this place to
Henry during the past week, and
is doing good business at that
place. This leaves grand opeuing
for two stores at this flaoc.
1t is said that shallow water IS
easily riled, which has proven true
by a few pOstoliice kIckers at this
place, who tried to get mp q petition
in order TO prevent the PostofIice
from being removed to a point
where there is three benefited to
every one that IS disconnected.
One man was so selfish as to offer
ground in his front yard for the
purpose Of the Office, never-tho less
the Office is removed and " they
can sec the wind let them kick ut
that.
The JoUrHdy makes piiiful vail
over q few aged and helpless sol
diers, who, II says, were deprived Of
pensions in this State, seemingly
forgetting that the helpless has no
more right TO fraudulent pension
than any one else. We have old
women here who are helpless, why
don't they advocate q pension for
them How 10 makes her squeal
when she sees lloke Smith sitting
sand through her own sieve, which
she made 80 desunctiYe in 1890
Does she wish Hoke TO poriure him.
self, or what is she smiling At?
SALAMANDER.
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Rowsssnuns.

correspondence OF the Argus.
At half past six on the morning
OF August 80, the wedding bells
resounded within the walls of the
Catholic church at this plac. The
happy contracting parties were NJ.
j. Fleming, popular b. & o. Agent
ut tins place, and Miss Annie Gil.
more. daughter OF the late Timothy
Gilmore, who was the leading boot
and shoe manufacturer Of this place
for thirty years. 1t had been off
ciallY announced that the marriage
was to take place in public, and a
cordial invitation had been cxtcnic
to all. At six A. NJ. the many
friends began to arrive, and half
hour later the seats werc packed to
It's utmost capacity and standing
room was mt premium. The
church was artistically decorated
with all the choice flowers of the
season, and never on similar
occasion did il look prettier. At
the appointed time the prospective
couple were driven to the church,
closely followed by the near rela-
tives. The Sun, which had hid
itself all morning, new burst forth,
MS il to add new lustre to the
already bright and smiling face Of
the bride-elect. She was dressed IN
blue serge Elton suit, made to travel
in, and twas by no means an unbe-
coming garb. She carried large
boquet of white roses, by no means
mn inauspicious emblem. Tho
groom wore neat suit of black
broad-cloth, and If there was one
time more than another he looked
well it was on this OCCASION. The
ceremony was briefly performed by
the Rev. =. A. Boyce. The we'd
ding march, which was "Gunio
March DeMania," was delivered by
L. b. Kenny, of Pied After
the ceremony which lasted an hour,
they were driven to the home of the
bride, where an elaborate breakfast
was awaiting them. After partak-
me of the repast, they repaired to
the depot to take the fast train for
Chicago, where they expect to
attend the remainder Of the Worlds
Fair. Those who attended the
wedding from distance were, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Fleming and
daughter. of Ncwourg, Il. T.. Dunn
and Peter A. Damn, of Pittsburg,
Pa, Miss Mary Kenny and +. f..
Fleming, OF Grafton, and Miss
Maggie Gilmore, Of Piedmont.
The presents were many and expen-
slye, and we would gladly publish
them, bnt as they have not all
arrived we will have to deter it
until some other writing. Among
them was a purse made up by the
railroad men at this Station, and
put in the hands OF a committee to
purchase him suitable present ere
he returns.
j. MATER TANDY.