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Sinclair News

NcfrtrponocuCc OF the Argus.
A good singing school is in progress
here, Lo. Ridgway. teacher.
Calves are bringing good price uu-
der the free trade system.
Morgan Brooks will teach the No. 5
school the coming winter.
A great deal OF damage has been
done Uy the high waters.
James Wilson is doing a large lob OF
grubbing for G. n. Ridgway.
Hurrah for Bryan and Sewal. free
silver and the Democratic ticket.
Ollie Summers. who has been suffer
ing from a broken Lex, is 50 he can hop
about
The farmers are wearing wry face
this week, seeing their oats and grass
demolished.
A large amount of nice lumber was
carried of for Isaiah Bolyard by the
high waters
Doctor Ridgway of Parsons. Tucker
county. is visiting his father, G. n.
Ridgway of this place.
George Roster had the misfortune of
losing fine horse last week. this be-
ing the second one in three mouths
A large number OF our Democrats at
tended free silver meeting last Sat
urday at Marques MIR. A. c bowman
addressed the audience on free silver.
MIR. Bowman Is a Democrat and "A free
silver man from the top of his head TO
the sole OF his feet.
success TO the ARGUS and It's many
readers JOHNNY.
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Kingwood district levy for teachers
fund, 20 cents; for building fund, zoe
Teachers wages, No. 1, S34; No. 2, s3S;
No 3. SIS.
Valley district levy for teachers
fund, - cents: building fund. 20 cents.
Teachers wages, No. 1, s3s; No. 2.
S2S; No. 8, s25.
Lyon district lew for teachers. 80
cents; building fund. % cents. Teach
er's wages, No. 1, S33; No. 2, SIS; No.
3, SE3
Reno district levy for teachers fund. 65 cents;
for building fund, 30 cents. Teachers wages,
No. /, SS5; No. 9. $50; No. g. S25.
Union districtlevy for teachers fund. so cents;
for building fund, p cents. Teachers wages,
No. l, $50; No g, S27; No. 3, so.
Portland district levy for teachers fund, 20
cents; for building fund, o5oents.
Pleasant district levy for teachers fund. 30
cents; for building fund. 20 cents Teachers
wages. No. /, SO; No. g, $50; No. 3. s22
Grant district levy for teachers fund, -
cents; for building fund, 20 cents. Teachers
wages, No. I, $50; No 2, s28; No. 3, SO.
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IN MRmoRIan.
eoatrIeassa eYa Frisna.

Contributed by Friend.
Sooner or later the somb Der mes.
seugcr, Death. eomes AN unsought
guest to every home. and AT has
spectral bidding some loved one
must acknowledge his sovereign,y
and GO forth with HIM To that far
away home. The sorrow is always
deep enough for those left behind.
but when the mothers chair is
left vacant II is vain TO attempt to
measure the loss 1t has been said
that more seyering of tender cords
aud more wounds that can never be-
heale l., result from tho mot hers
death than from any other event
that can take place in any home.
"A mothers love is indeed the
golden link that binds youth TO
age, the tenderest fetter ever forg
ed, and il this love has always been
tempered with firm, thoughtful
Christian wisdom, the memory of
1t will live on forever in the hearts
OF the mourners making them re-
loIce ever IN their sorrow that Col
had given to them TO live for time
In the presence of one OF His angels.
The Angel of DE ,th was IN our
midst last week aud left his Sc |
upon the brow of one of the beet
mothers it has ever been the writer 8
pleasure to know. On "Wednesday,
July 22nd, Margaret Forquer Me.
Grew. widow of Isaac MeGrew, died
at the home she has occupied ever
since her marriage, period OF more
than fifty.two years.
The deceased was born in Somer.
sct county, Pennsylvania, Septem-
Der 4th. 1918, aud was Mt her death,
aged II years, 10 months aud IS
days. She became member of the
Methodist Episcopal church at the
age of Is and all who know her can
testify to the noble, conscientious
dignity with which she trod i'm the
Masters footsteps. She WAS the
mother OF nine children; elk of
whom are living. and it was the
mother side of her nature that most
deeply impressed the writer during
the years OF acquaintance. Patient
and loving, gentle. yet firm, she
was the ever indictment of Rap
hael's almost divine conception OF
a perfect mother. Her crown must
needs be decked with Jewels rare,
the souls of children, God entrusted
to her care.
During a lingering illness and
weeks OF suffering she exhibited the
same patient spirit that bad char.
acterized her days of health and
through all she breathed an earnest
hope and sincere desire that she
might meet her Savior in full prep.
aration. The hope that she has
realized her desire in this respect ~
a strong consolation to her loved
ones eft to mourn their loss.
Brandonville. w. Va. July 20, '9G.
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A Chance TO Make Money.

Ia the past three months have
cleared s660.75 selling Dish Washers.
! did most of the work. my brother
helped some. / expect 20 do better
next month, as every Dish Washer sold
advertises itself, and sells several
more. / don't have 20 leave the house
People hear about the Dish Washers
and send for them, they are SO cheap.
Any lady or gentleman eau make
money In this business. as every fami-
ly wants Dish Washer. Any OF our
readers who have energy enough To
apply for on agency can easily make
from 80 TO clio per day. You can get
full particulars by addressing the
Mound City Dish Washer Co, 81 Louis,
Mo Try it and publish your success
Tor the benefit of others G. a. ID.
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DEATHS DOINGs.

Our people were shocked last
Friday evening, July 81, 1896. by
the sud1en death OF one of King
woods best known citizens. Nj. A.
Is. Manear. He had been in poor
health for several months, with
heart disease and not able TO work
much. but on that evening he
seemed lively and cat very hearty
supper aud came over street aud
went up TO the X oeley Institute,
whore he was employed ahd drop
ped into a chair and Immediately
expired. There WAS no one pres
ent but Mr.. Lee =. Watson OF
Fairmont, who is here summering
at Hotel Gordon. Physicians were
summoned, but nothing could he
done, as his death was swift and
painless. and the spark OF life had
fed ere they arrived. The funeral
took place Sunday afternoon at the
house, and was attended by a very
large crowd OF friends and neigh
bors. as he was we'll known all over
the county. Rev. j. Il. Hackett
conducted the services, after which
the burial took place in the King.
wood Cemetery. Henry CLAY
Hyde was funeral director and
Davey Beavers had charge in
place of Mr.. Flythe. the under
taker, who was sick. The pail
bearers we're DR.. j. II. Manown,
Francis Heermans. Neil j. Fort
ney, Geo. A. WIlliamss 9. NJ. Dish.
op and James w. Flynn. The
funeral was ono OF the largest ever
held in Kingwood.
Andrew Brison Manear, was a
son Of John Maucar, and was born
ont in Valley district, June LIST,
1882, and was therefore in his 55th
year. He was married TO Miss
Martha Jane Orr, sister OF
Major y. N. Orr, in March,
500. She died October 3, 1864,
leaving two children, one is now
the wife Of DR.. NJ. r.. Powell and
the other married to Grove jack
son, both Of Kingwood. On Nov.
o, 1865, Mr.. Menear was again
united IN marriage, his second
wife being Miss Joanna Dull. BY
Der he had eight children, all sur
viye him but one, William H., the
oldest, who died in 1889. The
widow and children have the sym.
pathy Of the entire community in
their loss Of a husband and father.
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Prom another correspondent,


Prom another correspondent.
Socially We are no, exactly dead. but
sleeping.
We have nothing left since the fiooa.
except about two feet OF mud. n big
pile OF debris on eisher side of the
creek. and our political Boss" but
we are most awful proud of what's
left
Charlie Frazer, Isaac Jackson, WIN.
aud August Horchler. John Sharps aud
L. NJ Barb have treated their dwellings
to a new coat of paint which improves
the appearance OF the town wonder
fully. While at this writing T. Lynch
a Son are painting Gibsons Block. hay
ing completed white Lodge" Mr..
Gibsons private residence. and white
business men say that they can notice
no Improvement In business, there is
also NO slump but n steady trade.
Fred Fromhart and the West End
citizens are worrying Mayor Hawkins
nearly 10 death about building n bridge
at the West End which went down
with the flood. But the poor old sis
ter" can't build n bridge on wind aud
as the town treasurer is. rs usual,
suppose he will have TO build IL next
winter on the les. He put men tn work
and had them TO repair bridge No. on
Water street and had just commenced
to clear tho streets when the treasurer
threw up his hands and said, Busted"
That settled IT. Notwithstanding the
terrible condition of the streets the old
Burg" looks kind % cantankerous
Ed. Geldbough, Tom Frazier, Geo
Lyons, George Geldbough. Frank Mes
senRer, Ed. Shafferman and Walter
Sinclair took In the game OF ball at
Rowlesburg last Saturday. Well, the
game was COOL one. but the wav the
River City boys got swiped struck them
all over In spots.
The popular opinion. that Dentas
pitcher was far ahead of Smallwood.
The 'Thuser's" In general think Dent
of Kingwood the best twirler in the
county. McConkey aud several OF
Fairmonts best players said Dutch"
was easier than Duke. The Fairmont
boys didn't only play good ball. but
they stood up for their rights aud they
got them. CACTUS.
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e. W. Deriug Is now prepared TO do
any and all kinds Of bicycle repairing
and will also keep dne line Of sun
dries consisting Of Bells Bundle Car
riers, Chain Links, Cycle Brushes, Foot
Brakes, Cyclometors Cement for Tires.
Cement for Rubber, Cycle Barnish.
Cycle Enamel. Cork Grips, Bucxsliu
Fibre Grips Spalding's Illuminating
Oil for Bicycle Lamps Chain Graphite
Tire Tape, Lubricating Oil. Perfect
Pocket Oilers. Lamps. Locks. T,amp
Brackets Polishing Cloth. Luggage
Carriers. Double Action Pumps. Toe
Clips, Irouser Guards Red Cross Re-
pair Outhts Repair Plugs, Screw drivers.
Schralder Valves. Wood Rims. Guard
Lacing, Inside Tubes, Chicago Cycle
Horns, Wrenchcs, etc, etc
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Albrightsville.
nee OF the Argu

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Jonn SELLERS spent Saturday In town.
Squire A. u. Mason is still improv-
ing.
Miss Eta Bishop spent Sunday Mt
home
Bruce Casteel is working at Elliott
Cranes.
Frank Pell has left here for his home
at Pleasant Dale
Frank ID. Welch rode his bicycle to
Pttsburg Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannah Rodeheaver are
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Claude Shaw will teach our
school here this winter
Mrs. George Williams, OF Davis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Pell.
The Rev. Cox and family are spend
ing the week at Frieudsville.
Mrs. Mccormick and daughter, Edna,
are visiting Joseph Morgans
Miss Flossie Marsden was the guest of
Lena Brown, at Marsden, last week.
Charles l. Pell and wife are the
guests of NJ. +. Pell, of Pleasant Dale.
Rev. Van Murphy preached an able
sermon in the Baptist Church here
Sunday.
Albert Snyder, our postmaster, car
ried the mail to Kingwood Friday, of
this week.
Rev. Albert Engle preached very
interesting sermon here sunday in the
NJ. T. Church.
Mrs w. A. Beavers. Of Terra Alta,
and Mrs. II. o. Baker. of Davis, spent
Sunday of last week at j. ii. Welch's.
LALLA RooKH.
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The people have long since learned
that the most disagreeable medicines
are not necessarily the best In fact
rs n rule. they are not What is want
ed is something mild and sure such
as ChamOerlain's Collie Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy. That is really
pleasant to take when reduced with
water and sweetened. Then IL Is ac-
knowledged everywhere to be the most
successful remedy in the world for
bowel complaints. Ask any number
of druggists for the best remedy they
have for diarrhoea and fully nine out OF
ten will recommend Cham berlain's
In speaking of this medicine. Mr.. H.
IL. Buffun of Friendsville. Susquehan-
ma Co. Pa. says : 1--WE have used IL In
our family for pain in the stomach,
collie and diarrhoea and found IL to be a
most effective remedy" For sale by j.
A. Lsnhart
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The County Court in session here
now has decided to hold special
meeting the Goth of this month and
issue call to vote on bonding the
county for 100000 for public improve.
ment. As this matter was not speci-
fed for this called meeting IL could
not be acted on but the proposition
will be formulated ut the meeting on
the 10th and submitted to vote No
vember 3rd. The money will he spent
the Rowlesburg bridge aud other iron
bridges in various parts of the county
and macadamizIng the roads and buy
ing and equiping County Farm for the
Dnnr
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Camp Meeting.


TUSHELToN, August 4, 1896.
Pursuant TO call of M. G. Gibson,
chairman of the executive committee
of the Tunnelton Camp Meeting Asso-
citation, the committee met in Browns
Hall in Function, on the 18th day OF
March, 1895 At this meeting the com
mittee fixed the time for holding the
next annual camp meeting, and de-
cided that the meeting commence on
the 21st day of August, 1896, and close
on August 31st, holding over two Sun
days We trust that all tent holders
will move in on the first dav of the
meeting and that all tents will be oc-
cupied. The managers will do all in
their power TO make the meeting a
success and hope to have the hearty
cooperation of all the people. All are
cordially invited.
NJ. c. GIBSON, President.
j. A MILLER, Secretary.
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NewburR,


II: q Wright spent Sunday with his
family.
Miss Nettie Hawkins is visiting near
Gladesville.
Miss Lettie Smith is visiting friends
In Fairmont
Will Smith made "A flying trip to
Grafton Friday.
Miss Lucy TURNKEY was at Grafton
Saturday shopping.
DIR. Frank M. Dent made business
trip TO Grafton Friday.
Mrs. :. J. Posten is visiting friends
and relations at Bannen, w. Va
Mr.. Clarence Howard of Sellnrs. was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Lulu Warthen of West Grafton,
is visiting Misses Ottie and Lee Deck.
John II. Lynch was showing the
paint brush at Rowlesburg last week.
Mrs. Cal Painter OF Thornton, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs ID. j. Gibson.
Walter POsten OF Masontown, was
the guest Of his brother, DIR. j. s.
Posten.
j. w. Maddox returned Saturday
from KIngwoOd, where ne has been for
few days.
Mr.. Henry Horchler spent Sunday
Horchler.
George Gilbaugh of Keyser. is at
home visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Gilbaugh.
Miss Edna d. Fogle of Terra Alta,
Is the guest of Miss Nellie q. Dent of
of Water street.
Misses Hettie Church and Miss Inez
Wilkins of Independence, were In town
Tuesday shopping.
Mr.. s. G. May, representing The Hor-
ner Gaylord Co. of ClarSsburg, was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs Charles r. Smith and daughter.
Maude. returned Saturday from visit
ing friends IN Keyser.
Mr.. Goa LETTERS and Miss BERTHE Jack
son OF Grafton, were the guest of the
Misses Menefee Sunday.
Miss Grace Clayton, who has been at
Warrington for some time, has re-
turned TO her home here.
Miss Grace Mcdonald Of Clarksbur0.
who has been the guest of Mrs +. j.
COughlin, has returned 70 her home.
Miss Maude Berthey left for her
home at Ten Mile. W. Va. after visit
ing her grandfather, Jas X. Smoot
Clarence Evans OF Sycanoredale, w.
Va, was the guest OF DR. and Mrs.
WIN NJ Dent Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. George Weltman Of Keyser. who
has been at Grafton, is now the guest
Of her parents Mr.. and Mira August
Horchler
Born, unto Mr. aud Mrs. John
Holmes Of Gladesvilie, Monday, july
20, a son. DR.. VIM. ". Dent attending
physician.
Mrs. r. r. Fleming Of Fairmont who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mira w. W. Raymond, has returned TO
her home.
Messrs Lloyd Warthen, Byron Blue
Harry Reynolds and Madison letters Of
Grafton, we're the guests OF their friends
here Sunday.
Mrs. George Hn1gartner Of Richmond.
Va, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and MIRA Charles y. Ellis, has re-
turned 70 her home.
l. IT, Ellis has been very IN al his
home. His illness was caused By
drinking too much water while over
heated when working In the harvest
field.
Squire and Mrs Eugene Higgins aud
daughter. Pauline. and Mrs Charles
Frazier left for Parsons % visit Mr..
and Mrs Fran kliuggins, who are loca-
ted there.
Mr.. Charles Frazier, son Truman and
Mrs Lon humphrey and daughter.
Annie, drove over 20 kinQwOOd sunday
TO attend the funeral Of Mr.. Menear Of
that place.
James n. Anderson has returned from
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The New HoOA Spoon Free to All.

l read in the Christian Standard that
Miss A. Nj. Fritz Station A., St Louis.
Mo, would give an elegant plated
hook spoon TO anyone sending her ten
2-ccnt stamps. l sent for one and
found IL so useful that 1 showed IL TO
my friends, and made $500 In two
hours, taking orders for the spoon.
The hook spoon is a household neccssi-
w. IL cannot slip into the dish or
cooking vessel. The spoon is some
thing that housekeepers have needed
ever since spoons were first invented.
anyone can get sample spoon by
sending ten 2-cent stamps TO Miss
Fritz This is "a splendid way To make
money around home.
lot very truly. JEANETTE =.
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Populist County Convention 4.

A mass convention OF the Peoples
party OF Preston county is hereby call
ed TO meet nj one o'clock, p. IN. on Sat
urday, August Is, 1895, at Kingwood :.
for the purpose of nominating full
county ticket and transacting such
other business rs may come before the
convention All voters who favor re-
form and intend to support the Peoples
party this fall are invited to attend
the convention and take part in the
proceedings
JACOB GIBSON, Chairman.
w. Scorr GARNER, Sec. It
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NOTICE.

To ali whom this may concern /:
I, II. +. Walls, OF the firm of
Walls & Shaw, composed OF r. r.
Walls and Dawcy Shaw, for the
purpose Of drilling wells, do this
day notify all persons that I will
not be responsible for any debts
contracted hereafter against the
said fra Of Nails & Shaw. This
Goth day Of July, 1896
" r. r Walls.
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Notice TO Cred isss.

. the creditors of Nancy and Johu
.erAux. deceased: tH
In pursuance OF decree OF the Cir
cult Cont az the County OF Preston.
made IN cause thereiu pending. to
subject the rcsl estate Of the sxid de-
ccdcuts 90 the payment u their debts.
you are required TO- present vour ella irns
against the estate of the said Nancy
and John Sterling for adjudication ~
w, IL. Parkhurst, commissioner. at IN .
ohi"e IN the said county on or before
the 18th day of October next
Witness. j. w Watson. cleris 81 said
Court. this 81 DIV &c ArvuS, iSha
j. w. WArsoN. Clerk.
r. j. CRooA>. Atty. S-J-0v-Bt 80 20
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TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judy
mont, or otherwisc. or the real esaatc.
or any part thereof Of = w. st~rifp-S.
In pursuance OF n decree OF the eir~
emit court OF Preston crnuty. radc IN
n cause therein pending. to subjccs the
real estate OF the sa q - w. Sterling to
the satisfaction of the liens thereon.
Won are herebv required TO prcscnt Nil
claims held bv you and each OF you
against the said y. w. Sterling. whicr
are liens on his real estate or any paw
Of ~ Tor adjudication. To- me. At my
Office Ia kingwood. Preston county,
West VIRGINIA on or before the ssth
dav Of October. A. ID, tSn6
Given under my hand this 2sth day
of July, A. ~. 1890.
W. H. PARISHURST,
T-30-go- u $500 Commissioners.
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Correspondingly low rates from other
stations.
For more detailed information apply
to nearest y. & o. Agent
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Ripans Tabules.
Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia.
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
RIpans Tabules assist digestion.
Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver.
Ripans TaDules cure nausea.
Rlpans Tabules: at druggists.
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Ripans Tabuies cure biliousness.
Ripans Tabules cure fiatulence.
Ripans Tabules cure constipation.
Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles.
Rlpans Tabules cure indigestion.
Rlpans Tabules: gentle cathartic.
Rlpans Tabules cure bad breath.
Rlpans Tabules cure headache.
Ripans Tabuies: pleasant laxative.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
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ExenrsIon 10 Atlantic CITY.

Thursday, August 18th. the u. s. o.
will run the third mid-summ er excur-
sion TO Atlantic City.
The tickets will be good twelve days,
and permit stop off at Washington
on the return trip.
We give below a list Of stations IN
this vicinity, showing time of trains
and "a tes OF fnre
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Notice to Teachers

Institute win convene in the Opera
House at Terra Alta August 10, 1896.
and continue Eve days.
The examination will be held in
Terra Alta August Il and is and King
wood August ~ and ~
II. 5. WHETsELI.
81 County Superintendent.
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She Was willing.

Doliiver OFT Bolyard 20. and Harriet
Louisa Zinn Il.
benjamin bowman 10, and Christina
liant 40.
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PUBLIC SALE.
AT my residence in Kingwood, W
Va, on
saturday, August is, 1896,

AT my residence IN hingwood, w.
Va, on
Saturday, August 10, 1896,
will offer for sale personal property
consisting of horse, milch COW, 1
cutter--sleigh, cart, 1 buggy-pole,
about III tons of hay, I cutting-box
l double set of buggy harness, aud
set of single harness, heating stove,
cooking stove, 2 sets of chairs, rock
ing chair, , tables, 1 cupboard, l book
case, pair bedsteads, 1 pair bed
springs, mattress. etc. etc.
Terms.-Sums of IS and less cash;
over 50 six months credit, with note
and approved security.
GB- Sale to commence at l o'clock
p. m. X. MCMILLEN.
p. S.-Any of the above property may
be bought at private sale by calling on
the person above named.
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Petersburg, where he has been for
some time IN the past. de had his
fingers badly mashed by the car door
blowing shut on them.
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Sunshine

down stairs without claspins my nand
over my heart and resting. In fact, Il
would almost take my breath away. I suf-
fered so did not care TO live, yet had
much to live for. There Is no pleasure I'm
life II deprived OF health, for life becomes
. burden. Hoods Ssrssparilla docs far
more than advertised. After taking one
bottle, IL 10 sufficient to recommend
.,self" MRS. J. Il. SMITH, Beloit, Iowa.
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q. = q. n. n,
Trainsieave function station AZ follows
GOING EAST.
NO. 1-fast Train ............-...... b2t n. m.
6-Bhtt irhin .sss ss-sssst ssssssssss 4aJI "
- ia Accommodations. ....T8f "
NO. - fh5t Ifaip.. ....sssss.s..ss.. 400 y. M
acccnmnOdation.. .ss. s...s... 8aN 80
-fiat lralus .ssssssssssssss.s.s. sl1.B "
- W--WaY Freight. ss..ss.ssss...s... S44 "
No. 2 and No 40 are fast trains and do not stop
oOfEa wBsf,
NO I-fast TRAIN ..s..s.ssss. 80. 90. HfB a. m
y-Eaat IRAN ssss ssssf.ssssssssbsiOa n. m s
Accommodations. .... 1915 a. m
4l~-fast Train......s.... ... ss..1f:bf m.
ACCOMMODATION. ............. 7.5s pm
f--Fast Train. .....................1lO7 pm
bl--Way Freight. .s............... 1914 3. m
NO. l,No. " and No ! are fast mall trains
and do not stop AZ TuDuoltOn.
u. d. CAHPBELL.,
General Manager.
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South bound Principal stations Eortbbouud