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AN OLD PREsTONIAN DEAD

From the Tolono. (Illinois J
Weekly Herald of Friday, April 10,
1894, we clip the following as Of
interest to many of our people.
John jenkins, one of our most
highly respected citizens, died in
the home of his son, q. g. jenkins,
in the northeastern part of town at
4 O'Clock last Saturday morning,
after few days illness of pneu {.
monia. Mr.. Jenkins was born in
Valley Point, w. Va, Aug. "A, 1915,
and was the son of Evan and Han.
nah jenkins, the latter being a
soldier in the war of 1912. Deseased
was reared Oh farm under the in
flucDce of Christian parents. lie
was converted at the early age Of
IL and united with the NJ. T..
church, remaining consistent and
worthy member until his death. lie
was married to- Miss Eliza King OH
Dec. 20, 1889, and these two being
one walked together IN loving com.
paniouship for So years. Deceased
was a citizen of one county in West
Virginia for ~ years. He came to
rolono in March, 1892 and had
since made his home with the fam ly
OF his eldest SON, g. q. jenkins.
lie was the father of ten children,
five sons and five daughters, two of
the daughters having preceded him
to the better world. Those Of bis
family who are left TO mourn his
death are his aged and beloved wife,
9. 9. and j. j. jenkins Of Tolono,
George, Of Jomlinson. Clayton Of
Fisher and William, Of Valley Falls,
Kan, and Madams. Martha Pruts-
man Maggie Light and CarrIa
Prince all Of whom reside in Weste
Virginia. Dir. jenkins united with
the Methodist church in Tolono on
July /. 1898, and was we'll known
IN the community as an honorable,
conscientious christian man. The
funeral was held from the NJ. r..
church at 3 O'Clock last Sunday
afternoon and was conducted by
Rev. Thornton Clark. The re,
maius we're laid to rest in Ash
Grove cemetery.
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PlAGAIs.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Garden making and sowing oats
is the order Of the day.
Messrs. John O. Taylor and A.
w. uribble, Of this place, left for
Terra Alta on Monday last, where
they will engage in the business
of drilling wells.
Harry Smith will return TO his
home in Greensburg, Pa, next
week. We regret losing him, as
he IS one Of our most enterprislng
young men.
II. +. Walls left Monday for
Beaver Falls on business.
Walter 0rmond, son of John
0rmond, died at his home Monday
with pneumonia fever.
VIM. II. Rogers has gone to Pitts
burgh TO lay i'll his stock Of Spring
goods.
There was an old fashioned "taffy
party" ut w. w. GribbIe's on last
Tuesday night. "A good time is
reported by all present.
Il. Benton Walls was leasing land
the past week for the Cheat River
Railroad Company.
III. NJ. Rogers children, who
have been very low with dirhtheria
and scarlet fever, are convalescing
slowly.
The Epworth League, organized
at this place March LIST, is PROGRESS
ing nicely. Cabinet consisting of
w. Il. Gribble, President; X. II.
Walls, 1st Vice President; Mrs.
Zura, Walls, End; Miss Annie Or
mond, 3rd; Miss Myrna Gale, 4th.
Mrs. Minnie Walls is on the sick
list.
Success to the ARGUS aud It's
many readers.
ILKA THO.
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HUDSON HAPPENINGS.
Personal Points aud Notes Picked
mp and Penciled Down for
the Argus Readers
HUDSON, April l6, 1894

>e'N~Ns apis ~ AOeks
Well. here We are again after an
absence Of a.couplo weeks from your
columns. We have found out, by
sad experience. that is not half as
easy to sit down and write up a
column or two as person might
Imagine, for it Ia pretty hard to
make something out of nothing.
for we are told that from nothing.
nothing can proceed.
The school at Nebo is progressing
again after few days rect. and so
il appears that we are TO have a
four months school after all. This
is as it should be. Mr.. A. NJ.
Wolfe is finishing the school out.
The Sabbath School at the Har-
mony Grove NJ. Il. Church has
been organized with the following
corps of officers and teachers: Supt..
L. w. Gibson; Asst Supt.. Lizzie
A. Jenkins; Sec'y, l.. j. Galloway;
Asst Sec'y, o. Y. Shaw. Teachers,
j. NJ. Galloway. j. M. Metheny
and Lizzie Galloway. We hope that
the school will be made success
this summer.
The two Mormon preachers, Jos.
eph +. Wilkins, Of Spanish Fork,
Utah, and Lorenzo Durfee, Of
Elmo, Idaho, passed through here
last week. They preached at tho
Gale school house Sunday.
Miss Laura Gibson, who has been
dress making ut Uniontown for
some time, is at home.
Deputy Sheriff j. NJ. Shaw was
calling on the people here last week
for unpaid taxes, aud advertised
that this would be his last round
and that property would be re.
moved for taxes unpaid after tho
18th inst.
Mr.. Il. ID. Mctheny, of Mount
Pleasant, was calling on friends
here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Isa Gibson was visiting rela-
tlyes ut Pisgah, Saturday and Sun.
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Liston Is visiting
friends aud relatives at Pisgah now.
Considerable sickness prevails.
Mrs. Victoria Clark, who is su fer
ing with heart disease, is no better.
DR.. Borgess. attending physician.
Benjamin Hennessey is no better
at this writing.
Quarterly Meeting at Harmony
Grove Al. Il. Church. Saturday and
Sunday, May 9Th and 9th.
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Manear. Joseph jackson, aud s.
Forman Ringer, were appointed
appraisers OF SAID estate, and the
said administrator gave bond in the
penalty of $4,000, with DIR. J. II.
Manown as security.
March 18th. Daniel Soldiers was
appointed administrator of the es-
tate OF Christian Soldiers, deceased. .
and gave bond in the sum of 800
With &. j. Shaffer AS surety.
March 10Th. John A. Il. Martin
was appointed administrator of the
estate of William M. Buckalew, de-
ceased. and gave bond in the sum
of 1900, with |. Parsons Martin as
security, and b. p. Whotsell. Isaiah
Whetsell and 5. w. Messenger were
appointed appraisers of said estate.
March 18th. George w. Walls.
OF Pisgah, was appointed adm,uis,
traitor of the estate of Phihp
Michael, deceased, and gave bond
IN the sum of So, 900, with Joseph
Graham and j. A. Lenhart as
sureties, and Frank II. Speelman.
William Nj. Wolf and Walter Col.
Inns were appointed appraisers of
SAID estate.
March 26th. The last will and
testament of John j. Cooke was
admitted to probate and Catharlne
locke sworn in as executrix, she
having been so named in the will
and no bond required by provision
OF SAID will, aud the subscribing
witnesses to said will, Julius X
Monroe, John w. Watson and Neil
j. Fortaey, having appeared and
testified to it's gcnuineness.
April I'd. The will Of John Sha.
yer was admitted to probate and
the subscribing witnesses, John o.
Edwards and George w. Maier,
having testified that it was genuine
aud the said testator of sound
mind when he signed it in their
presence.
April 18th. James A. Cox, of
Masoutown, was appointed admin
istrator OF the estate of Joseph
Taylor, deceased, and gave bond in
the sum Of $500, with James q.
Taylor as security, and Nicholas
Postcn, N. w. McMillen and II.
NJ. Martin were appointed apprais.
ers Of said estate.
April 10th. John r. Smith was
appointed administrators of the es-
tate of james NJ. Smith, deceased,
and gave bond in sum Of $3.50, with
Maj. U. N. Orr as security.
John j. McDonough WAS appoint
ed administrator of the estate OF
Thomas McDonough, deceased, aud
gave bond IN the sum of $50, with
q. w. Trentlc as surety.
q. w. Treutle was appointed adj
mlnistrator of the estate Of CHARLES
III. Treutle, deceased, and gave
bond IN the sum of $3.50, with w.
Nj. y. Dawson as surety.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding Ilsns BY Judgment, %
otherwise, on the real estate, or any part
thereof, Of A. J. DcBerry.
IN pursuance 81 n decree Of the circuit Court
OF Preston county made In causc therein
pending. 20 subject the real estate Of the sald
a. " D6l}srTy to tho satisfaction Of tho liens
thereon, and you are hereby required 70 present
ail Claims hold ~ you and each of you against
tie said A. j. DeBerry, which are liens on hll
real estate or any part ~ Il, for adjudication TO
me, IT my ONCE ~ kingwoOd, Preston county,
West Va, ON OF before the and day - May ,
D. 1894 Any len holder who fats 70 present
and provo Ills lion on on before said day. shall
pay the costs 81 tho commission IN tS ing proof
thereof and making said report
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April
-, MIL 3. YoRTNEY, Commissioner.
4-f2-O4ft-S47g
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

10 al persons holding liens BIZ Judgment. OF
otherwise, on the rool estate or any uare
thereof, Of William n. JOhnFon.
IN pursuance Of q decree q TIM Cfyerit Court
q Preston county, madO ~ cauxS therein pen
dug 20 subject The real estate Of the said Wm,
" Johnson - the satisfaction Of tho liens
Thereon, ygu are hereby required 20 present eli
claims held b. you and each Of you against the
said VIM, ~. JOimson, which are llens on biz
reai estate ~ any part ~ ~ for adjudication IA,
ne. ~ my ONCE ~ NinRW0Ods Preston county
West Va. ON OF before tho est day "a May III
D. 1901 Any ZEN holder who fails % presosr
and prove hia hou or % before said day. shalt
pay the costs Of tho commission ~ takiur pFOos
thereof and reporting the same.
Given under my hand this iOth day Of April,
a. D., 1874.
NELL, FoRYisEY. Commissioner.
ft20fftetp0
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Cured la Ono Hoffle.

Mr.. Jordan Bakor, Triton, Ga,
bad muscular rheumatism for ten
years. After using bottle Of
Dyummond's Lightning Remedy
for rheumatism, be wrote to the
manufacturers that he was satisfied
DO would be cured by the time the
bottle would DO used up. IF you
want satisfaction, insist on hlyine
Dremmond'0 Lightning Remedy.
Nothing can take It's place. Send
S. TO tho Drnmmond Medicine Co.
48 Maiden Lane, New Work, and
two bottles Of the remedy will be
sent 10 YOnr express address.
Agents Wanted,
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NoTIoETO LIEN HOLDERS.

70 en- persons holding liens BY Judgment. o.
Otherwise. on The real estate, a. anv nzrf
thereof Of George ~ Grimm
10 pursuance % a decree q fiIo Cifoadt CohrC
~ Preston coonty, made ir . canso thorefn nom
ding - subject TIC rcal e,tatc ~ he said Geo,
NJ Grimm 20 the satisfaetiOn ~ no liens
claims heid BY You add each ~ you iealnsf tl,el
said 0eOrg9 ~ Grimm which are iieils on his
real estate on any part - itf fuf atiutifcafI,n',
Wet Va on or before the nth day - Nay a =
d.. sisn. Any lien holder VINO fails n, bfs.enf.
auf prove his lien on OF before said dav shaIf
pay Tie costs ~ The commission Ca taking prlr,f
there0f and reporting the sumo
Given under my hand this ioib dag - Apr3f,
A.. ID 1893.
sgiLJ TORTNEY. Commissions
fe9fN etp9
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PLEASANT BALE
Correspondence Of Tho Argus.

Correspondence Of tho Argus.
Our farmers arc busy sowing oats,
and planting potatoes.
Mrs. A. N. Forman, has been yer,
sick for the past week.
There was preaching at the
church last Wednesday night. Rev.
Berkey, the new minister officiated.
There will also be Quarterly Meet
ing. beginning Friday night. Also
Saturday night, Sunday and Sun.
day night. Rev. Baumgardner, p.
f., viii be present.
Misses Minnie aud Dora Garner,
we're calling at Jacob Bowers last
Sunday,
A very pleasant time was had at
the "Haacai, gwen vt Thomas ID.
Bowers this week.
Mr Riley of GAINESVILLE, has latcly
moved to our ueighborhood. W.R.
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URder The Knife

OF the surgeon there is no more
acute eufering than people endure
every day with rheumatism. Dis.
torted and withercd limbs mark It's
rayage everywhere. Dr. Drum
mond's Lightning Remedy for
Rheumatism has remarkable re-
cord Of cure-not only relieving the
pain, but restoring AL the functions
Of tho crippled limbs. Send S. 70
the Drammond Medicine Co., 4s
Maiden Lane, New York, and the
full months treatment Of two large
bottles will be sent to your expires s
address. Agents Wanted.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles +. Pell-22
Ada VI. Shaw-1S.
james w. Whitc-24
Elma A. Maust-2I.
Henry SbafJer--25
Lizzie Sanders--2O.
William Liston-G2
Gertie b. MeMillen-2J.
All the above parties were born
and raised in this county.
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Our paper is prettywell filled up
this week with court proceedings.
most VI 1t Important matter to many
of our readers, but we will give
them a rest on it for awhile.
"rhe Gladness of his Service, :"
is the Epworth League subject for
Sunday evening. The Kingwood
League will be led by Mrs. John
IL. Brown.
MIR. Ross z. Andrews. the genial
and obliging travelling salesman for
j. g. Addison's Wholesale Paper
House of Washington, ID. O., was
here last week on business. He
left here Saturday morning for
Oakland.
NOTICE. Persons having grain
which they desire ground before
our mill is removed to Kingwood,
are requested to bring il in before
May Is. 1894,
Ct KrNGwooD MILLING, Go.
A protracted meeting has been in
progress at the Prettyman Mission
near town since Saturday night.
conducted by Rev. III. &. Ravens.
craft. There has been several at
the altar, and at least one CONVEX
sion, that OF Jim Stonebraker.
For any ard all kinds OF legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. II
In this issue will be found the law
card of Hon. ". VI. o. Dawson
who is now actively engaged in the
practice of the legal profession. Mr..
Dawson is q hard student; is thor
ough and systematic in everything
he undertakes and is bound to sue
coed.
Frank Il. Haeklcy mas the
agency here for the Muskingum
Steam Laundry and Dye Work of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. This is strictly
II first class establishments and salts
faction Is guaranteed. Leave your
order at the Barber Shop and it
will receive prompt attention.
Miss Jennie Crane, of Terra
Alta, died IN the liospitalat Wheel
ing, Tuesday, April 10, 1894, in
her 33rd year. The remains were
brought to Terra Alta, where the
funeral took place last Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. VI. Crane, OF this
place, attended the funeral.
Many rise in the morni ig with u
headache and no inclination I .r
breakfast. This is due to torpidity
of the liver and derangcd condi-
ton OF the stomach. To restore
healthy action to these organs, no h.
ing is so efficacions as an OCCASIONAL
dose of Ayers Pills.
Mrs. Robert Brown, OF this place,
who was taken to the hospital at
Weston. several months ago. is now
in very poor health and cannot live
long, so the physicians have noti-
fed her husband. Her lungs are
affected and she is going down rap
idly, her mind never having i'm
proved any since she was taken
there for treatment.
Henry Murdoch has finally de-
termined to go west again and will
start next week for Walnu Illinois
where he expects to engage in farm
ing. We regret very mucn to lose
Mr.. Murdock and his interesting
family, but be has had the West
ern fever" for the past year and
there seems to be no cure for it here
in the mountains.
II would be worth while for the
ladies to bear in mind that " they
take a gentle course Of Ayers Sar-
saparilla in the spring, they will
have no trouble with "prickIy
heat" "hlvcs," "sties," "boiIs, /"
or "black heads" when summer
comes. Prevention is better than
cure.
Eyes Examined Free.
Prof. Little, the Eye Specia list.
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Eyes Examined Free.

Prof. Little, the Eye Specia list.
Of Cumberland, will be in King
wood, April both and May 1st. at
Hotel Gordon. Eyes examined for
glasses. Consultation free.
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The above entitled oiIanccry cause. by de-
cree Of tho Circuit Court OF Preston county
1904. having been referred 20 the under
signed COIglnlsssoDer ~ ChanceTy, with tho
following directions no ascortaid aud re-
port the real estate owned by the de-
PENDANT, A. J. DeBerry, the state and con-
dtion Of the title thereto, the liens and charges
and 10 whom owiDgs the CASH and annual rental
valno thereof aud that hg report any other
pertinent matter which may be deemed 80 by
hirnfelf, OF required by the parties or eitbeT
Of them.
Browa. piaintiH, and A. j. DcHerry, and Grant
Grahan. Trustee, defendants. will. therefore,
take notice, that on tho 23nd day ~ May. A.. D.,
1885, AZ my Office In kiugwood, Preston county,
WcstVa., shall proceed % execute said decreo
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April
A. D., 1895
NEIL J. FoRTnEY, Commissioner.
Brown a Hyde, Pits Atyys ff'f&pfSs S5.s5
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prevent serious
consequences.
Indigestion,
costiveness,
headache. L.u-
sea, bilious
ness. and ver-
tigo Indicate
certain func-
tional dernge-
n,cnts. tho boat
r o m Q dy for
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DO YOU WANT

FLOUR, MEAL. CHOP, BUCK.
WHEAT FLOUR, MILL FEED,
Etc, go TO
THE KIEGWOOD MILLING COMPANY.
Or hand your orders to JOSEPH
GRAHAM, Kingwood, and we viii
supply you.
Orders from Kingwood will be
delivered,
kINGWOOD MILLING co.
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Commissioners Notice.

tOMatH6fOHkNt OrFrCE,
KinRwood, w. Va, April 10, 1894,
y hQuity.
WIN. II. johnson, ct AL
The above entitled yhancery cause. by do
cree OF the Circuit Court ot Preston county,
made therein, on the Gard day OF March. A. d.
1894. having been referred To- the undersigned
Commissioner In Chancery, With the following
directions: TO ASCERTAIN and report the real
estate owned by the defendant. William II.
Johnson the state and condition Of the title
thereto. the Hens and chnrRes thereon. their
amounts, character priorities, and 10 whom
owingt tho actual cash md annual rental yaiuc
thereof and that he report any other pertinent
matter which may be dSamed 80 by himself. or
required by tho parties or euy OF theny
The parties 60 said cause, 20 wit: william q.
Brown, plaintiff. and VIM. II. Johnson, Cnthas
rino Johnson. samuel X. Guscman and VIM. A.
Guaeman, partners In trade under tho arm name
81 0usofnitn Drotberss md Mason Watson aud
ID. q. Watson. partners In trade under the firm
name Of Watson Brutbers; and j. II. hawthorne
Trustee. defendants, will. therefore: take no.
tico, that on the 2ist day of May, A. d., 1884, at
my Offices In Knawood Preston county. Wost
Va. shall proceed 10 execute said decree.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April
NELL. FoRTNEY, Commissioner.
Brown & Hyde, Pins Att'ys l4ieoi4ts0.9o.
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sale ut all times.
Ben Siucell of Oakland spent
Sunday in town us usual.
Dan Fawcett and Robert W.
Bowden were down at Bruceton this
week on business.
Miss Mud Brown gave very
pleasant social party at her home
last night.
Misses Flo Jenkins and May
Spahr were visiting friends at Har-
mony Grove during the past week.
Miss Isa Copeman of Brucston
was visiting Miss Matte Copeman
near town the past week.
Born to Major and Mrs. U. N.
Orr, Thursday April 18th, 1894,
a fine boy baby.
Don't fail to read the big ad of
new goods ut w. Postcn & Co..,
anu give tuem u call.
Homer Ravenscraft left Yesterday
for Oakland, where he goes to work
at painting this summer.
For Playing Cards of all kinds
from 10 cexts up, call ut the ARGUS
Office
The venerable John III arader, OF
Clifton Mills, died last week. lie
WIS over seventy years Of age and
said to be the wealthiest man in
Grant district.
Buy the Horse Shoe Fertilizer
from j. W. Flynn at r. r. Depot.
There was another very pleasant
little social dance at the Hotel Cor
don last Friday night. About
dozen couple were present and had
an enjoyable time.
When the hair begins to fall out
or turn gray, the sc.lp needs doc.
toring, aud we know Of no better
specific than Halls Vegetable Sici-
Ina Hair Remover.
There will be preaching III the
Presbyterian church at Masontown
on Thursday aud Friday ewes of
f~irxt week, April 26th and 27th.
Services will begin at 7:l5.
You Can'f buy Shoes and Slippers
anywhere clse as Cheap rs you can
at Taylor's Shoe Store.
The Terra Alta Cornet Band will
give an oyster and ice cream supper
next Tuesday evening at that place,
the proceeds to purchase new IN
strnments and. music.
John W. Watson has moved into
his handsome and elegantly ar
ranged new residence on J'unnelton
street, aud is now at home to his
friends.
II you want good honest pair of
shoes ut very low price, go TO
TaYlor's, Shoe Store.
T.. l.. Childs moved yesterday
from the Thomas farm, into his
new house, III town and Luther
Swearengen moved from town. out
to the farm vacated bp Uhllds.
l;ttIa I'LL - fohs crf.s..4 -
who lives down on Col. Browns
farm got her leg broke Yesterday
and DIR Pratt was summoned TO re-
dtce the fracture.
Don't get off the truck but 20
straight ahead TO Taylor's Shoe
Store and get the best shoes for the
least money.
Henry Clay Hyde has moved into
the Hotel Gordon and taken charge
as local manager Of the Kelley In
stituts. Mr.. q. w. Martin has
moved here from Monongah, into
the property OF Mr.. Hyde.
Get yo1r Flour from Il. NJ.
Albright. PIlsbury Famous "Town
Talk and ''Lily White" lower than
before.
The net proceeds Of the festival
given by the colored folks at their
church on the bill, last Friday
night, was applied on the Pastors
salary. Rev. Smith was present
from Grafton.
A splendid line Of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS Office.
Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. Il
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w. s. siMoNToM, o. o. g.,

who will make the following professional visits
KfNGwooD. APRIL Goth, and remain sx
days Mt Jordan's Hotel.
NEWBURG, MAY 18th. and remain six days.
RowLEsBuRG. MAY 18th. and remain six
days nj Commercial Hotel
TUNNELToN, MAY eth, five days ut West
Virginia Hotel.
Call carly and make your engagements
sI- Careful attention given every operation.
and every operation guaranteed. Teeth ex.
tractod without pain. n
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which Is Ayers pills. Purely ycge-
Table, s,,g'.r-cuated, easy TO take and
quick TO aSsimllate. this Is the ideal
family mcdiclnc--thc most popular.
saio, mid useful aperient I'm phar-
macy. Mrs. NJ. a. BRockwELL.
Harris, Tenn. says:
ayers Catharlic rlils cured me OF sick
headache aud my husband OF neuralgia. wo
think there h
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GUM-ELAsT1C ROOFING

DO5iTrvELT Tfnr BEsT AND CHEAPEST
II HOOFIN0 IN USE $3.50 per 100 Square
Feet. including Wire Nails. Metal Gags and
Paint for one coat complete.
GUM ELASTIC PAINT
For Tin and iron Roofs and tops a. FREIGHT
Cars. ~ will stop breaks in metal. ard Otter
sayee The cost ~ a new roof. One gallon Paint
and TpD. Si.0.
GUN CEMENT,
positive cure for Leaky Roofs. 70 ls De.
signed expressly for repairing breaks or nail
holes in TN metal o. other roofs Price 81 -
per 10 h. can.
G. ". NENEAR, Agent,
kingwood, Preston 20, ". aY
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Attention

In time to any nrcgularity OF the
stomach, Liver, or Bowels may
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Dental Notice.
wnpn.u N NowtNn

The natural teeth are infinitely superior TO
artificial. Have your teeth carefully filled by a
competent Dentist. Further advice free by
consulting