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RowI.Esn.tna.


Correspondence OF tho Argus.
Miss Julia Gilmore, the popular
modesto Of this place, has fitted up
a now suite Of rooms on tho corner
OF Railroad and Church Streets.
Miss Ethel Hooton, who has been
visiting friends Mt Pennington
returned home last Saturday.
Miss Genera Munsen, who has
been on &n extended visit TO Mar
guess, Evansville and FellowsyiIIe,
has returned home.
Miss Ella Dunn, who has been
visiting friends at Kewburg, has
returned home.
Mrs. ID. J. Malone, daughter
and brother, Of Pocatello, w yoming,
arc visiting friends here.
Miss Higginbotham and Miss
Shoemaker, Of Grafton, are the
guests OF Miss Bertha Carrico.
Mr.. j. II. @. Hulstino has moved
into his new residence on Church
Street.
We are fixing Tor big time here
on the 4tb. The ''Kallithumpians"
will be out in foil dress parade, &C
companied by tho young Ladies'
Broom Brigade" Mr.. II. u. Gas
sedsy, the Boss Kallithumpiau, has
been drilling them for the past week
A good time is expected.
Owing to the law passed by cur
Legislature prohibiting the dump
ing Of sawdust, shavings and other
kindred trash, a large pile has
accumulated at the mills Of this
place. But by the decision Of
Judge Gon, that law has been MP.
Get and the mill men have resumed
their Defari0us practice Of slaugh-.
tering our FISH once more. Messrs.
Clark Carrico and Thomas Daily
took the contract Of removing a
large pile from the mil Of George
Hays by pneumatic process. After
working three=fourths Of a day
they declared the project nnfcasible
and gave it up as a bad job.
J. NAPIER TANDY.
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Turniey as delegates to County S.
s. Convention at Kiugwood.
Rev. Prince. of the NJ. E. church,
has given mp tho Passionate of this
circuit and moved away. aud is sue
ceeded by Rev. ID. II. smith, who
preached his FIRST sermon last Sab.
bath morning and created very
favorable impression.
DR.. W. NJ. Dent is on the sick
list this week.
The N. o. @. & G. Co. has about
exhausted all its coal on Scotch
Hill, and beginning on last Satur-
day at 6 o'clock z. NJ, the b. & O.
engines ceased to get coal there.
Our citizens now have good deal
OF leisure time and occupy 1t by
discussing the financial and polh-
cal outlook, but, Notwithstanding
all this there is not q Democratic
Postmaster ut our town got.
RUsTIcus.
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CIIANESVILLE.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
The recent rains have revived
things amazingly in this section,
yet little moro would be very
acceptable.
Grain, in general, looks promis-
ing. Grass looks we'll in now
meadows.
A party from Clifton Mills, con
sistiDg OF Nr. James White, Union
Ringer, Jane White and Anna
Ringer, are calling at this place.
Messrs. Cleland and Bert San.
ders, Charles Atkinson, d. w.
Frazeee, N. d. Browning, Charles
Tricket, Sam Strawsor and Josiah
Wolfe we're fishing at the river dur
ing the past week and caught fine
lot Of fish, among which was salmon
trout which measured 10 inchos.
Mr.. Lutte Kelly and wife spent
the past week at Clifton Mills.
Miss Rachel Hartman is still lin
gering in critical condition.
i. q. Albright is doing a good
job on the county roads this season.
The potatoe bug and grasshoppcr
are doing a destructive work in this
section.
Mr.. Samuel Suitor, Of this place,
has begun carponsOring at the Crab
orchard.
Mr.. Zal. White will take charge
Of tho mail routes at this place on
Saturday.
Will Hartman, Of Uniontown, is
giving rs q very pleasant visit. We
fear that he will take one Of our
best girls from rs ere long.
DR.. NJ. l.. Fichtnor, of Aurora.
gave rs visit during the past
week, during which time he was
urged into vast amount Of medi-
cal practice.
The Fourth Of July will not be
celebrated at this place. Most OF
our fellows will 60 to Oakland and
take in the hop at that place.
Some Of our young folks were
treated TO grand hop at VIM.
BrownIngs during the past week
and report a lively time.
The Post-ofIice fgbt at this place
is quiet at present. One party has
resorted to quiet forgery Of names
10 q petition. SAN.
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Correspondence OF the Argus.
Rev. Gross is at Belington, Bar.
bour county, this week.
Mr. George Walter has returned
from Davis.
The roads in this vicinity have
been recently worked, under tho
management of Clark Hamilton
and Mayor Isaac Means.
There will be but little fruit in
this neighborhood this year.
Will Denison is going to set up
blacksmithing here again the first
OF July.
Charlie jenkins, tho Postmaster
at Independence, was here Sunday
on a short visit.
The Wooden factory was recently
photographed by travelling artist,
and a large framed picture of It
purchased by Mrs. John Bowman.
Rev. Gross, Pastor Of the NJ. Il.
church, is our champion gardner.
His garden is in as good condition
as any we ever saw, and his corn,
potatoes, peas and vegetables arc n
week or two ahead Of any others we
know OF. JUNtUs.
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ME WmURG.
dependence of the Argus.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Since wrote you last the much
needed rain has made It's appear
ance and gladdened the hearts of
many farmers and others, as vegeta-
ton was suffering for want Of IL.
The gardens, grass, oats, wheat and
corn now bid to give abundant
crops, but fruit is generally scarce,
as tho apples, especially, suffered
from a species Of blight and most
Of them fell of after growing to
some size.
A few nights since A. NJ. Daley
visited Newburg in his buggy.
stopped at the barber shop, thence
to j. II. Anderson's store, where
he got out and went TO q. r.. Ellis
& Sons store, then cane back, got
In his buggy and drove homo.
When in the barber shop he had
his pocket book, which by the way,
continued $1,000 in money, papers
etc., and on next day after be was
here he missed II, and on coming
TO town he found his pocket book
in care Of DR.. T.. +. Lanham, it
having been found early in tho
morning by Thomas McGinnis, who
opened it, but found only some
papers in It, tho money being gone.
Mr.. McGinnis not being able TO
read writing took Vt to Mr.. Hay
moHd, who identified It az belong.
ing TO Mr.. Daley, and then took It
TO Or. Danham TO restore It to the
owner. The pocket book was not
found by Mr.. McGiunis on the
route Travelled by Mr.. Daley, bnt
whore IL had been thrown over
cinder bank some distance MP the
railroad.
a freight wreck to-day ut West
End delayed passenger trains 3 and
11G about 2 hours aud 80 minutes.
The Fay Car ON the railroad is
very late this month and not yet
made Ste appearance, but is prom
ised about Wednesday, ! under
stand.
The NJ. r. Sabbath School vas
reorgauized on last Sabbath for the
next official year, with 9. r. Smoot
as superintendent; T. -. Fordyce.
Assistants Miss Smith, Secretaryi
Miss Simpson, Treasurer; and Mrs.
Alice Smoot, Organist. It also
elected Thomas Frazier and Lucy
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Correspondence OF tho Argus.

correspondence OF the Argus.
Children's Day was strictly
observed last Sabbath The Super
intendent, j. q. Crane, was at tho
head OF his little army OF Sunday
School children. Brother Crane
has been Superintendent for num-
Der OF years, and during all these
years no has literally contributed
to tho support of both church and
school. The opening address was
delivered by A. G.. Mason. Then
followed Rev. Sharps. The church
was nicely decorated and Hno music
discoursed by the choir.
Miss Ella Bcerbowor, who is
going to the Normal School at
Terra Alta, was visiting the paren-
tai roof last Saturday and Sunday.
Fenton Blaker, of Davis city, and
Miss Julia Murdoch, of Kingwood,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
q. Mason, last Sunday.
Rev. Il. G. Martin and wife
returned home last Wednesday.
Sherman Mason has accepted a
clerkshIp with the Atlantic Tea
Company in Wheeling.
IL. @. Beorbower has been awar-
ded the contract for carrying tho
mail from Albrightsville to Reeds
vile.
A fishing party from Kingwood
was here last Saturday. We arc
not able to report the number
caught. X. X. X.
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FAIRmONr.


Special Correspondence OF the Argus.
We thought that few lines from
this place might DO of interest TO
your many readers. Fairmont is "a
hustllng little town of 1000 inhabi.
tants and almost every kind of
industries have sprung up here in
the last few years tho Bottle and
Glass works being the most inter
csting to visitors.
The teachers County Institute
was hold kerc last week, and was
more largely attended than in pro.
vious history there being exactly
200 enrolled; 96 ladies and 104
gentlemen. Mossrs. Frank Speel-
man, OF Bruceton, A. l.. Dudley,
Of Terra Alta, II. w. and Ira Glib
son, of Hudson, and Miss Florence
Lanham, of Newburg, arc those
from Preston who attended the
Institute. Professors j. Walter
Barnes, of the State Normal, and
q. w. Evans, Of the Normal, Thos.
G. Miller, Principal OF tho High
School and l.. j. Corbley, Principal
OF tho Clarksburg High School,
wore the instructors. The Institute
was a complete success.
The Davis Steam Riding Gallery
and Palace Of Music, accom- panied
by the Worlds Fair Band, is here
now.
License is now granted in FAIR.
mont, and her sister town, PaIatine,
also, and is one OF the worst evils
tho better class of people have TO
contend with. A person cannot 20
upon tho streets without seeing
somebody drunk.
The examination will be held
here the 10Th and Goth of July.
John Robison's big show exhibits
here to-day. Will get to SEQ ode
elephant"
Wishing the ARGUS success,
remain, x. X. x.
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INDEPENDENCE.

Correspondence of the Argds.
The summer days are come,
The hottest Of the year.
Mr.. Joshua, John and Albert
Breakiron, who have been working
At GAINESVILLE, are home on a short
visit.
Two "Strange Crafts" werc in
town few days ago.
The Secret Organizations of j.
o. U. A. NJ. /. o. o. +. and /. o.
q. Il. are flourlshing.
A Great Big time here the 4th if
it does not rain nor the sun does
not shine too warm.
Some people say tho Sun was
within 100 feet OF the Garth few
days ago. How is it, Peter?
VIM. Larcw is running the
blacksmith shop owned by John
Calvert.
Rev. Smith, Of Buckhannon.
preached very able sermon in the
NJ. X. church last Sunday.
W. L. Sharps is having q woll
bored for the occom mediation of the
public at the depot.
Our old faithful shoemaker, VIM.
Fawcett, is on tho sick list again.
CABEsus.
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GoaDoNs.
Correspondence OF tho Argus.

Correspondence OF tho Argus
Our Childrcn's Day came of on
last Sunday according to arrange
ment, and as usual quite a crowd
was present. There was said to
have been four or five hundren,
Notwithstanding Children's Day
was observed the same day at
ReedsvIlle, only four miles distant.
The grove was filled with horses,
buggies, hacks, spring wagons, etc.
Our children performed their parts
nooly on the organ and otherwise.
The Rotations Of Attic Riggleman,
Laura Richardson and Ella Huddle-
son being called for the second
time.
Tho sumptuous dinners that
were spread upon the green would
tempt the appetite Of the most fas-
tidlous.
The weather has been very dry
and somewhat discouragiug to the
farmers, but to-day we arc having a
fine rain.
Wheat is good; oats, corn and
potatoes are promising meadows
arc rather short; tho fruit crop will
be light, but berries will be plenti-
full. X. Y. u.
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James w. Gaseman, son of j.
W and G. Nj. Guseman, Of Reeds
xille, died at the home Of his
brother, Robert l.. Guseman, near
Williamstown, Missouri, June 10,
1888, of quinsy and blood poison,
aged 20 years 3 months and IL
days.
Judge Hoke returned last Satur-
day from New York City, where he
saw his daughter of for Germany.
Miss Annabel SAILED Thursday on
the Normandy of the Hamburg
Line. She accompanied her cousin
Mr.. Eugepe Hartmann, and they
expect to land at Hamburg to-day.
Alta meeting of the town Council
held Monday night, it was ordered
that the levy for corporation pur-
poses for this year be made fifty
cents on the hundred dsllars valua.
ton Of property. This is On in
crease of ten cents over the last few
years, but the work to be done this
year will require it.
The County Sunday School Con-
venticn in session here adjourns
to-day at noon. Quite number
OF delegates are here from different
parts of the county, and they are
having an interesting time. We
will give further proceedings next
week.
At regular meeting Of King
wood Council No. SIS, j. o. U. A.
NJ, held last night the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term Of six months /: Junior Past
Councillor, Leroy Buck alew; Coun-
cilor, j. s. Brown, Vice Coun-
cilor, j. II. Patton Conductor,
Arthur Chiles Warden, Richard
Lamar; Inside Sentinel, Il. L.
Childs Outside Sentinel, M. b.
McGinnis I; Representative, J. Will
Fawcett. These officers will be
duly installed at the next meeting
by District Deputy G. w. Fawcett.
Prof. Aaron William Frederick,
Of North Fork, MADEIRA county,
California, was in town one day
last week, shaking hands with old
friends. He was formerly Princi-
pal OF the Schools here and County
Supt, and well known to our peo-
plc. He looks Younger than when
he was last here, about six years
ago. lie left Friday and started
back for the "Golden Shore" on
Saturday. He Is billed to conduct
the Teachers Institute for Tucker
county, but az his School in Cali
fornis begins July 10th, he could
not remain longer. He started
East 23rd of last month and took
in the Worlds Fair, and from
thence to his old home IN West
moreland county, a Pennsylvania,
where he visited his parents and
other relatives couple Of weeks,
before coming this way. We may
mention parenthetIcalIy, that he is
still bachelor.
KE0 OTHER SarsapariIla has ef-
~ fected such remarkable cures as
HOODS SarsapariIla, of ScrofuIa,
Coit Dho.,r, .nd ~.kAa~ tfo.S .s,..~-
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All persons holding teachers or
building orders in Valley and Pleas
ant Districts, will please forward at
once for payment. If not in by
July 26th payment may be delayed
All persons owing taxes in those
districts ore expected to settle same
promptly to save trouble and cx.
pense. Cannot call again.
JULIUs X. MoNRoE, D. s.,
for Pleasant and Valley Dists.
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4th Of July Rates VIA. go.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company announces that il will
place on sale on July Bird and 4th,
at all ticket offices Of the Company
east Of the Ohio river, excursion.
tickets at greatly reduced rates.
These tickets will be good for re-
turn passage until July 9Th, incIu-
sive.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

] hereby notify the public that
my vile, Mrs. Mary r. Meyers, has
left my bed and board without any
tust cause or proyocation-whoreas
/ will not be responsible or pay any
dcbts made or contracted with my
said wife. Given under my hand
this 3Oth day Of May, 1893.
3t GEORGE w. MOYERs.
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Farmers. Look Hsrnf

Please do not wait until your
grass is ripe to order repairs for
your mowers. Why not order now
and be ready5 II you wish us to
get them, call or write explicitly
now. Special prices in Mowers and
Rakes and Power forks.
MONRoE & Walls.
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II Is stated that as soon as Miss
Lizzie Borden and her sister Emma
can make proper arrangements
they will sail for Europe. This is
considered the best way to escape
unpleasant recollectioDs Of the last
year.
Duncan McRa is now a full.
fedged attorney-at-law and roady
to hang out bis Single. lie passed.
the required legal examination
before Judge }. T. Hoko, Of this
place, Judge }. IA. Hagans, Of
Morgantown, and Judge M. II.
Dent, Of Grafton, aud has been
admllsed to tho bar.
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Give Hearts That Beat as One"
Alonzo Warner-35
Lena y. Roblnson-24.
Albert r. Fraley--21
Laura A. Freeland-2O.
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- ""o Va HtN Wy w thc
Buckhorn Wall to do some survey
ing in that vicinity.
HARNESS We are selling
agents for u n. Orr's Saddlery &
Harness. Call 1.-The New Hard
ware" NJ. 4 w.
L. A. Goodwin, son of Capt.
Edward Goodwin, of the Regular
Army. is here from College, spend
ing his vacation and visiting his
grand father, Capt. J. NJ. Goodwin
Fenton Baker has been in town
the past week. He drove through
from Davis City aud will remain
till after the Fourth. 1t looks so
natural to see Fent back with the
girls again.
Duncan McRa returned last Sat-
urday from several weeks absence
at Fairmont, Morgantown and
other points, engaged in organizing
branches OF Building and Loan
ASSOCIATION.
DR.. Robert l.. Brown, of Buck
harmon, has been appointed men,
Der Of the Pension Board at that
place. The doctor was born and
grew up here, and is we'll known to
our people.
Mr.. Will Bowers, who has been
at San Diego, California, for
several years, arrived here last week
to visit his friends and relatives.
He is the youngest son of Rev.
Jacob Bower, of Pleasant Dale.
Several members OF the Odd Fell
low Lodge here went up to Reeds.
Vile last Saturday to take part in
the Memorial Day exercises of the
Lodge there. A large crowd was in
attendance, and Rev. Skidmore, of
Masontown delivered the address.
Impure blood is the cause OF
innumerable maladies. Hence, one
of the greatest benefactions to
humanity was tho discovery of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which, more
than any other medicine. has saved
America from becoming a nation Of
invalids.
In accordance with the provisions
OF the law, the various Boards of
Education of the county will con-
vene next Monday for the purpose
of laying the school levy and fixing
the salary Of the teachers, appoint
ing trustees etc.
The contract for carrying the
mail from Albrightsvilic to Reeds
vile changes hands July Ist.
Henry Clay Beerbower, of st. joe
is the new contractor and gets
80 cents trip for the job, or about
half what it is worth.
DON'T You KNOW to have perfect
health you must have pure blood,
and the best way to have pure blood
is to take Hoods Sarshpaiilla, the
best blood purifier and strength
builder.
HOOPS pills may be had by
mail for 25c of @. J.. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
The NJ. e. Sunday School last
Sunday elected Gus j. Shaffer and
Miss Lillian Morris as the regular
delegates to the Sunday School
Convention IN session here this
week. The Supt. and Pastor were
also included as delegates.
Mrs. Rachel Biggens, OF the
Camp Ground, is very poorly and
hardly expected to live. DR..
Powell, of function, is the attend
ing physician. Her father, Abra-
ham Feathers, of Albrightsville,
and her brother Zaccbcus Feather,
were here Tuesday onroute to her
bedside.
The game Of base ball last Friday
afternoon down at the Stone House
Farm between Kingwood and
Albrightsville, resulted in score
Of 16 to 8 in favor of the former
club. Our boys are anxious to
tackle Gladesville, Terra Alta, or
most any other club now. Let's
hear from some Of them and don't
all speak at once.
] NJ.
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Forha1aria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON B1TTERs
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THE CELEBRATED TROTTIEG BRED
STALLION,
DAUBIGNE PRINCE.

Owned by the Preston County Trot.
ting Horse Breeders Association,
may DO seen at the following
points until the middle Of Julyi
Valley Point, Monday afternoon
Of each week, beginning Jane 10.
Bruceton Mills, Tuesday after.
noon Of each week, beginning Juno
goth.
GAINESVILLE, Wednesday after
noon OF each week, beginning June
21st.
Terra Alta, Thursday afternoon
and Friday forenoon Of each week,
beginning June 22d,
Kingwood, Saturday of each
week.
HUGff CAMERON, MaiiaRer.
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gotten very Cross here lately.
WOOL WANTED. by W. Pos
TEN & Co., Kingwood. Il
Rupert vickery is home from a
long visit to his father in Washing
ton.
Charley Crawford, the brick layer
from Terra Alta, is here at work
this week.
Screen doors, Screen Wire doors,
adjustiblel "The New Hardware,
MONROE 4 WALLS.
Circuit Clerk John w. Watson
has been sick this week with some
thing like bilious fever.
County Court next Monday a
week, July 10th; the Levy Term
and an important session.
George Henry Trump, Of Kear-
neysville, has been in town the past
week smiling on the fair sex.
HIGuRsT MARKET PRICE Paid
for Wool by w. Posten & Co.,
Kingwood.
Albert Fortpey is home from
Davis City, where ne has been at
work in the insurance business.
Miss Florence b. vIckery is home
after several weeks spent visiting
relatives in Washington City.
Mrs. f. Heermans and daughter,
Miss persis, left Monday for Chi
cago to visit the Worlds Fair.
White Lime, Cement, Rock Salt,
etc, at "The New Hardware"
MONROE & WALLS.
r. NJ. Heermans, N. j. Fortney
and son Vernon were in Baltimore
and Washington the past week.
Mrs. j. Ami Martin and Mrs.
Thomas @. Squires left Tuesday
for Clarksburg to visit friends.
For any and all kinds OF legal
blanks address this office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. IT
Chester Shaffer, who has been at
Garrett. Indiana, for some time,
returned to his home at Tunnelton
last week.
Messrs. Ben Sincell and Charley
Newman. of the Oakland Repu5li.
can, drove over to Kingwood last
Saturday and spent Sunday.
DO You need buggy. spring
wagon, cart or road wagon--call at
The new Hardware"
MONROE g. WALLS.
Miss Margaret Shaffcr is having
dwelling house erected on her lot
in EIst Kingwood, near the resi-
dence Of Wilbur Posten.
Miss NYra Watson returned last
Thursday from Boston, where she
has been the past year attending
the National Conservatory of Music.
Mrs. Mollie Holden left Tuesday
for Weston to visit her old home
and will go from there to the
Springs to temperate her health.
A splendid line Of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS Office.
Orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. If
Rev. J.. d. Starkey, Of Terra
Alta, preached in tho Baptist
church here Sunday, and is attend
ing the s. s. Convention here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. lloyd Brand and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph RigglemaD,
of Valley district, spent Sunday
visiting w. II. Brands, Of this
place.
Mr.. @. Y. Bishop, informs MS
that his wife has been at the Balti-
moro City Hospital and rot at the
Woman's Hospital az We announced
last week.
Premature badness may be pre-.
vonted and the hair made to grow
on heads already bald, by the use
Of lIal's Vegetable sicilian Hair
Remover.
John @. Brown, who clerks for
w. Posten & Co., was confined to
the house last week with slight
attack Of bilious fever, but is able
for duty again.
n.lIor 1,,,c,,,s 4....., II A..
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Special Drives IN BOOTS and
SHOES for cash atTAYLoR's Boot
and Shoe Store. Cali at once.
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GUM-ELAsTIC ROOFING

DdsfTfVELY THE BEsT kND cufkBF91'
u ROOFING ~ USE. $3.50 per 100 g0uars
Feet including Wire Nails. Motel Gaps and
Paint for one coat complete.
GUM-ELASTIC PAINT
for Tin and from Roofs and tops a FREIGHT
Cars 81 vii stop breaks iu metal and offe4
savcs TIC cost ~ new roof. ono galion Paint
aud Tub. $40.
GUN CEMENT,
4 positive cdr6 for Lcaky Roofs. n Z, as
signed expressly Tor repairing breaks OF natl
per 20 10. can
@. W. MENEAH, Agent,
kingwood Preston Ce.s W, w.
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Wien Baby Ras eict. v~o gave fier Cassoria.
When she was Child, si1e cried for Castoria.
When sfo beoame Sfiss, sbe chung 10 Castoria.
When siio had Children, she ss7sthcsn Castoria.
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