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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
Reedsville.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Clarence Menear OF Morgantown. is
home spending q few days with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Menoar
Misses White and Nbzum, OF Graf
ton are spending several days at J. S.
Loar's
The handsome face OF our County
Commissioner, Jerome Walls OF Glades-
vile, was seen on our streets Saturday.
Mormer and Noble Montgomery,
were the guests OF their uncle, Reason
Swearingen, Sunday.
Rogers Fortney and Frank Roby,
were calling at t. p. Mc0innis's satur.
day evening.
Josephus Fortncy from Creed, Cal
houn County, is visiting his many rela-
tives and friends at this place lie
left this cousty about twenty years
ago. He is az present living on j. A..
T.. MARITIME farm
Nicholas Gross, has purchased a very
fine stove, Home Comfort range,
manufactured by the Wrought Iron
Range Company Of st Louis, Mo.
Filth Riteinire and children OF Pala-
tine, and Letitia Jennings, of Beling.
ton, are visiting their parents. Mr. aud
Mrs. Elias Couley, and other relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs George Loar, OF Hal.
lech, are the guests Of ! S. Loar for a
fow days.
y %. boar, S. u. Cobun and Miss
Jennie Doar wore az Terra Alta, visit
ing at O. w. Ringers last week. and;at-
tended The @ a. r. Day al Mountain
Lake.
Mrs Elisabeth Wheeler. was visit
her brothcr-iu-law Isaac WcltoD, sew
cral days the past week
John Gross ADD James DIN have re-
turseI home from j.. a. r. Martin.
where tncy have been harvesting for
some limo
Tho festival at tho Bothlonam church
was grand aTGr, a1d succcas Goa
every respect There was 20 very large
crowd present aud have heard they
made twelve dollars clear az expense
Ellis Egs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
TWILIGHT

Correspondence Of tho Argus
Frank Chichester has erected a fac
cottage and took possession one day
last week. We welcome Frank TO our
little town, as he is a jolly good fellow
and hustler
There will be two other dwelling
houses erected in tho near future as
Jerome Bradshaw and II. A. Bailey ex-
pect 10 become citizens Of Twilight in
the near future. This little village is
situated on the banks OF Kancs Creek
and ncar y large cave, which has never
bcch fully explored. j. will be- known
in the future as rviliaht Cave
Some OF our young men attended tho
box supper and festival at bethlehem
last Saturday night ana report % good
time
Ray Chidcstcr and Charley Ticket
are busy hauling lumber from here TO
Kiugwood JEyNE MAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
Grinding Out Teachers.

The Examination Mill has been rum
ming this week and grinding out teach
ers OF various grades. Monday and
Tuesday large class Underwent the
ordeal here The examination was
held at the Academy and was con
Quoted by the full Board composed OF
Sup't Whetscll and Messrs. X. H.. Burke
and T.. w. Cobun. There were nearly
one hundred applicants and they filed
MP three rooms and kept all the Exam
liners busy Most OF the questions
were good, practical questions, and
there was no Kicking from tho teach.
ers except on General History and Lit
eraturc These two branches were
considered TOO hard and some OF the
questions not as practical as they
should have been. The Examiners left
Tuesday evening for Terra Alta, where
they he'll An examination yesterday
ana to-day. The class was rot so large
over there. We expect 20 be able to
give the list OF certificates granted
next week Another examination will
be held later on, perhaps about October
LIST, and viii likely be held at Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
RESOLUTIONS
by the Preston County Teachers
Convention.

The teachers of the Preston County
Institute adopted the following res
buttons.
I. Resolved, That in our opinion.
uniform examinations would be ben
ehclal 70 the progressive teachers and
TO the educational interests OF the
state.
=. RESOLVED. That the PRIMARY
course Of study should be extended So
as 20 make uniform course for the
high schools OF the state, wherein the
boys and girls OF the state may secure
the elements OF an education and
wherein ample preparation FOR college
or university may be secured.
8. RESOLVED, That we desire the leg.
iSlature OF our state TO anuul the pre-
eedont of granting independent school
districts
4. REsoLNEp, That IN as much rs the
legislature of our Stath has passed n
compulsory school law, that we rs
teachers OF Preston county, will do all
in our power 20 make IL a success aud
benefit to our people.
3. RESOLVED That the hearty thanks
of the institute be given TO Supt. j q.
Ami Martin, OF the W. Va. NE. r.. for
so generously giving the teachers OF
the county free excursion To Noun
tain View, and souvenir card 60 re
member the occasion,
O. RESOLVED. That the cordial thanks
OF this institute be rendered Miss
Finch, Prof. Hodges State Supt. Trot-
ter and County Supt. Whetsell for their
services and for their interest in the
welfare of the educational interests
OF Preston county. Also to J. Slidcu
Brown, j. w. White, Miss lisa Monroe
and all others who have contributed
TO the sucJess OF tho institute.
G. RESOLVED, That we herewith ex-
press our appreciation for the kind con
sideratiou and hospitaNle way In which
the citizens OF Kingwood have wei
coined us to their homes. Although
we have been absent for several years
we feel that their appreciation and
their friendship have not been lessencd
by our absence.
w. b. FREELAND, Chm n
ELEANOR CoPEMAN, Sec.
MARY |. STEMPLE, OREN MoRToN.
NAY DAVIS, j. IL. JENKINS
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TOWNSVILLE.

correspondence OF the Argus
Elias Barlow and wife, who have
been visiting relatives at this place for
some time, returned TO their home in
Grafton Sunday.
Miss lisa Copeman OF Bruceton, was
the guest of Mrs. I. d. Craig for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wesling and
little son Of Pittsburg are visiting his
father Mr.. Philip Wesling OF this place,
Mrs. Patrick Cauiieid and family of
Fairview, returned home aftor IA week
visit among relatives here
Charles zcller and family, Frank Zel-
and wife and Frank Freeland Of Terra
Alta, were the guests Of friends at this
place Sunday last.
Mrs. George Shoulte gave a social
and very pleasant dance to her many
friends at her hospitable home on Fri.
day evening Inst, and those present
declare IT was good 10 have been there.
One OF our most prominent young
men seems 10 be very badly afflicted
with heart trouble (but not the heart
trouble that lulls.)
Mrs Montgomery and family Of In
dependence, are the guests OF her
brother, Reason Swearengen OF this
place. JUSTICE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
BaIlin6sr Family Show

Another show coming 10 town and
On short notice, as il will he here Sat
urday and give two performances one
in the afternoon and ono at night, on
the ground recently occupied by the
Indian Medicine Show Tho Ballinger
Family Show needs no introduction 20
our people, as they were here last year
and gave good performances 20 good
crowds. In fact IL is the Best show for
the money ever in the town. They
don't advertise much but show all they
advertise. The prices OF admission arc
only 10 and 20 cents. Don't forget 70
come saturday afternoon or night,
September 4th 1897 Doors open at /
and o'clock
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
FOR BETTER or WORSE
Cupid eating Capers IN Colored
Circ les.

Another wedding was celebrated in
town yesterday afternoon and colored
circles are all ayos over The event. IL
was the first marriage among tho coli
crca folks for long time, aud Tho aft
fair was celebrated with becoming
eclat Invitations, both written and
. verba! were issued and preparations
have been going on for some time.
! The contracting parties were Henry
Younger and Miss Mary Price and the
ceremony was performed at half past
three yesterday evening, in the colored
church on Beverly Hill, by Rev. y T.
Crummett of the NJ. r.. church, IN the
presence OF u large crowd Of invited
guests, both white and colored. The
latter came from all parts OF the
country and enjoyed tho occasion inn
mensely Three o'clock was the hour
set but the wedding party did not ar
rive till half past. Miss Mabel Mars
den presided at the organ and rendered
Longehrins wedding march as the pt o.
cession swept np the isle, The attend
ants were Samuel Younger and Miss
Lizzie Workman. The house was
handsomely decorated with flowers aud
evergrcens and the bride looked very
nice, attired in white satin and slippers
to match. At FIVE O'Clock reception
was given ut the home OF the groom,
10 large number OF people and il was
very enjoyable affair About the
finest lot Of cake ever served in the
town, was special feature and all in
all The wedding was great event and
we'll celebrated. 1'he bride received
many handsome and valuable presents.
Lots OF good music both Mt the church
and the house enlivened the occasion.
After the ceremony and while the girls
were kissing the bride the organist
played Alabama Coon" and rs the
party marched ont, irreverlently broke
into "Rastus on Parade" while Bob
Smith poured n half pint OF rice down
the back OF the grooms neck
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02

Monday OF this week George r. Cab
bert, prominent builder and con
tractor OF Elkins went 20 his room i'm
tho hotel Randolph and shot himself
through the heart with a IS calibre re-
volver which ne had just purchased at
hardware store. lie was aged 81 and
very much enamo,ed with Miss Grace
Riley, "a Young lady OF Elkins, with
whom he was engaged, but her parents
refused TO allow him to see her and
objected to his suit lie was wei, to
do and good enough sop-in-law for
the Rileys, who ne ted the fool about
IL but George acted more foolish in
shooting himself instead Of simply
clipping AMI marrying the Rirl.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02

The people out in tho snyder Settle.
ment were all badly disappointed last
Sunday evening at the failure of wed.
church after Epworth League. The
word had spread far and wide ard a
large crowd had assem- bled TO witness
the browning OF cupid but no bride APP
peared and all went home disappointed.
II was then learned that the wedding
clothes Of the bride were not ready In
time and this had caused the delay
and postponment. However IL will all
come eff next sunday evening II moth
ing else happens TO interfere with the
course Of loves young dream.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02

Albert Weaver, of near Tunnelton.
was brought here and lodged with
sheriff Shairer last Saturday. where he
will remain sixty days al the expense
of the tax payers for getting away"
with some horse collars that were lest
In the big freight wreck on the grade
between Tunnelton and Rowlcsburg
some time since. Weaver says he
found thsm in the river and took Thorn
home TO keep them from spelling, and
a il. * o. detective came around hunt
ing up such things and had him ar
rested, and upon trial before Justice
Miller, of Tunnelton, he was sent up
for sixty days.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02

1t is announced that Miss Fern Fogle.
daughter OF Mrs. ID. r. FoSle, and \
sister Of DR.. Frank NJ Fogle OF this
place, was married on Sunday, Aug.
18th, - Frank Millman OF Cumberland
the ceremony having been kept Sc
eret until the past few days Mr. Mill
man arrived here Monday evening, the
bride having preceded him 10 her home
in this place few days, and on Wodros.
day evening the Young couple were
rendered q big serenade by the youth
OF the town. Mrs. Nillmau has many
the happy pair a prosperous, blissful
and successful journey through life. -
Oracle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
Advertised Letters

ro-r OrEHs KNowooD. Sept s. 1891
Tic following letters remain uu-
claimed God the k.ngwooi Post OGie,
and % not called for 300 thirty days.
will be sent 60 the Dead Lottcr Office
"a Washington
Mrs Lizzie stump Miss Annie shat
fer Mrs Fcrn1n4cs Martin Mrs a u.
Lcichtebcrrer W. B. Hamilton Miss
DORIS Duuhau Mrs S.. o. CrowoU Mrs.
Coper. Crane. j. W. WmTE, j. NJ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02

Casearcts Candy Cathartic the most
wonderful discovery OF the are. pleas
ant and refreshing Go the taste, act
gently and positively ON kidneys liver
and bowels. cleansing The entire evs-
tenn, disDcl colds. Curc headache fever,
habituai constipation and biliousncss.
Please buy and try box 81 g @. O. to-
day; i0. IS, so cents. sold and guaran-
tccd 60 cure U.s. all druggists
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
IL viii Surprise You.

In order TO prove the great merit OF
Ely's Cream Balm, the most effective
cure for Catarrh and Cold in Head,
yonr druggist will supply generous
10 cent trial size or we will mail for 10
cents. Full size 80 cts
ELY BROS, 30 Warren st, N. Y. City.
Elv's Cream Palm has completely
cured me uf catarrh when everything
else failed. Many acquaintance, hive
u-el L. VITA excellent results. a fred
W. stevens, Caldwell, Ohio.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
DEATHS DOINGS.

BARNES. The denth OF George w
Barnes at New burg last week Wodnes-
day, was n severe stroke to those who
knew him. His death was caused by
apendictus. Mr. Barnes came to New
burg directly after the war. and en-
tered the servicG 81 the D. & g., as
grease wiper. sober industrious and
reliable, he steadily arose in the ser
vice and at the time Of his death was
engineer Of the 1919. He was born i'm
1885. and was consistent mem Der OF
the VI II. church for 90 years. Was a
trustee OF the Newburg " r. church
member OF the BOARD OF Trustees Of
the Newburp schools and mem Der Of
Town Council in politics he was a
Republican. But outside OF being
watchful as TO the welfare Of his town
lac took no interest ia politics. His
funeral was preached 10y Rev UPTON
of the NJ. u. church in the presence Of
an immense concourse Of friends. lie
leaves q devoted wife and Eve children.
TO say the least, New burg has lost one
OF her best and most honorable citizens
in the loss of George W. Barnes.
SHAFFER.-One OF the saddest fu-
nerals in Ringwood for long time
was that of Chester Shaffer, son OF the
late Martin i. Shaffer The young
man has been in tho employ Of the b.
e o. r. r. for several wears with head
quarters az Garrett, Indiana. lie was
freight conductor and very popular
with the employees and officials OF the
road. lie was off on a months vaca-
ton and was here recently visiting
friends and looking as well and hearty
as man could look. lie had gone
back 90 Garrett and was out on a pleas
ure excursion last Saturday on a lake
near there that Is a popular summer
resort, and was on board vessel with
a number OF friends, and in some man
ner fell over board and never Arose and
the body was not recovered till next
day It Is said that nc Had heart dis
case and some think he was suddenly
stricken and died from heart failure
and that this caused him TO fall over
/ board anc not come 90 the surface.
Others that he struck his head on
| something when he fell and was
knocked inGensiblc.
The remains were brought 70 King
wood Tuesday evening and inferred iu
the cemetery here. The funeral was
conducted by the M8sone and Under
the direction ~ the lodge icrc a del
egatiou went Co 1unnelton to meet tic
/ funeral party and the lodge iu body
met them at the depot here and
marched 90 the cemetery where the
I Oppressive ceremony of The Masonic
| ritual was rendered. The funeral wac
I very large one and friends and rel
7 ativos came from far and near. Th,
| floral offerings wcrc magnificent and
I The fUest ever seen in KiugwOOd a
/ number Of MaeOus and railroad men
| accompanied the romans through from
I Garrett a more full and complete
I account Of Tho whole matter viii an
I pear ncNt week, written by friend oil
( Che deceased
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
Life Away.

II you want to quit tobacco using
easily and forever, be made well, strong,
magnetic, full OF new life and vigor,
take No-To- Bac, the wonder worker.
that makes weak men strong. Many
gain ten pounds M ten days. over
40C 600 cured liuv No-To-lbac OF your
druEsist, under guarantee To curr. Doe
or 500 lIOoiSlct and stmpl. mailed
free, Address Sterling T,vmedy Co.,
Chicago and New York.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
= oMMissIoNEWs NOTICE


81 r. Powell
Tho above entitled ehaucery cause. by do
cree ~ me Circuit Court Of Preston county.
nbdo therein, ON thc i2ih day ~ July. q. n. .
1921. having hcou referred ~ the undersigned
commissioner ln chancsry With The following
directions; 90 ascertain and report the real
estate owned by the defendant n " Powell.
tho state and condition ~ thr tlt'c Thereto tho
liens and CHARGES thereon. tunir amounts, char
Hctcr. priOritles. Hnd 20 whom owing. and that
he report any other pertinent matter which
may be- deemed qO by himself Or required ~
Tho parties or amy or them
The parties to said cau.c. to wii Horny Clny
hyde and JnseFh Lane storm truttcoz for Col
urpbiau Buil1ipg a Loan Assassination. plaintiffs
and ~ o. Powell. defendant Will. therefore.
take notice. tiHt. cu Voc 3Oth day ~ topfoubpr,
IS. I'D ia1t. ZOO INV OFT ,s 200 KinRwpod Preston
county. Most virginia. 2 shall proceed to- ek
ccufo sold ircfro
gifru IrdCr mg hIud this Goth daV of August
g. ODD ft4 j w. So Nu-ON
't E ft.tI.Jf Commissioned
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02

j. the r.. ice of perfect health Watch
carefully Che first symptoms OF impure
blood Cure bJiis pimpies. hGmors
and scrofula by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parillA Drive away the pairs and
aches OF rheumatism. malaria and stoIG-
ach troubles. steady your nerves and
overcome that tired feeling by taking
thc same great medicine
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
N Office 70 I ZEN HoLDEHs

rs an persons holding Hens fy judgment or
otherwise, ON the real estate. or any part there
Df 81 VI r. Powell
Iu pursuance 81 decree ~ tho circuit Court
Of Preston COunty. made lu a. causs thcreiu
pending. 20 subject tho real estate ~ ih0 said
VI n Powell, to rho sdtsfactlou ~ the liens
thereon yoU arc hereby required 30 present all
claims held by you and each % you against the
said ~. o. Powell, which arc liens on his rcat
estate or any part OF H. fof adjudication, - me-
a. my 10ICe BOO KlngNpod Preston county,
West Nirgnu ON of before the 2Dih day OF,
september, a ID. $3.50.
a. vs. WATSON.
~ eJ-0i a. $500 CbmuHslOucr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02
For Purchase OF Sal.

FOR Purchase OF Sale
ofany kind Of Town or Country Prop
Crty,
Collection 0T Pensions
Or other claims. call on or address ~.
HCGfNvis. Notary and Real Estate
gent. Terra Alta. w. 49,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-02

Hoop PILLS are che best family
c3thlrtic and liver tonic Gentle, re-
liable sure
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short vacation and visiting his father
at TOWNSVILLE,
The remainder Of the blue-stoDe to
complete the walk on High street has
arrived and been placed in position aad
makes a magnificent walk; something
20 be proud Of What pity we can't
nave more of 81 at once. This stone Is
in great demand and quite a mum Der Of
men are kept busy in She quarry at
RowlesburR. getting IL out and send
ing 10 oil over the country
There was an elopcment from New
burg Monday Of this week IN which
! Milton Manear, who works on Charley
Browns Bridge Camp OF the y. q o.
railroad and Miss Alice Gull. the six
teen year old daughter OF the hotel
Keeper at Eewburg. Tho young lady
went down 20 Independence and got
on the train there iu order 90 dodge
her father, who did not find 70 out tin
seven o'clock that evening The happy
couple went 90 Oakland and were made
one for keeFe
J. Wsnzer Dorsey is back at a case
In the Journal Office aud Clyde
Shafier is the new devil up there.
Mrs. J x. Monroe and daughter
Nellie arc ont on the State Line
Survey with Mr. Monroe who is iu
charge Of tho West Virginia side
OF the matter.
Albert a. Dorsey left Monday FOR
a months vacation at The Salt Sui
phur Springs 90 Addison, Webster
county Grant Bowers is holding
down bis place in the Journal Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25
THE RICHMOND D1spArCH-sUNDAY. APRIL IS. 1897.

laide Watkins. Miss Louise Wuhams, ~
william A. witt, Miss Willingham.
Alto-Miss T. %. Armistead, Miss bes-
sic Barber. Miss Julia Lee FOX ME-
T.. FitzwIlson. Mrs. A. M. Gwatni'.y.
Miss Charlotte Gwathmey. Miss oa a,,an
Gwathmey, Miss Minnie Gipps. ,,'a
Claire Guilaume Miss Ottie Gariick, sils'
L. NJ. Harvie. Miss Katherine hh"es'
Miss Sarah Hotchkiss. Miss Eva Howaru'
Miss Lou C. Hulst, Mrs j. NJ Jones'
Miss Rea Mcneil Mrs. n. McVeisn, MISS
Louise Meade, Mrs II. T. Meloney' Miss
Fannie Mera, Miss Maude Miller, sls9
Lucy Moseley Miss Josephine MURPHY
Miss Nellie Parker, Mrs. w. {. Preston
Miss Lucy c. Pegram, Miss Marion ny
land. Mrs. Horace slater. Mrs. w. u
Shelhurne. Miss Mary Shelton, MISS Ahn,e
Tatum. Mrs. w. d. Thomas. Miss Luiie
n Walker. Miss F'lossie Walker. MISS
Gertrude Wanser, Miss Sallie NJ worth
am.
Tenor-J. Writ Bowles. c. A. Canepa'
A II. Coulter. j. 7. Dashiell, j. a. Oil
more. Conway II. Gordon, J. NJ. S. Leach
U ~ Meloney. Walter c. Mercer. J.
Y. L. McCreary. G.. w. McCreary, IA
X. McCreary. C. f. McCluer, w. X. Mr-
Ier A. Netherwood. ]. Scott Parrish. sam
uel #. Pulliam. ]. o. Sale, Jr., w. +.
Stubs, w. b. West.
Rass-T. s. Armistead, w. Fl. Bennett
George C. Bidgood, Ben. Brockenbrough'
II. c. Burnett, Jr., l. d. Briggs, Jr., Dr'
Ralph Clements, J. A. Cooke. II. u. Eoel,
r.. V. Farrar, Fairbanks, J. Z. Gooch'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25
A FEAST OF MUSIC.
INCOMPATIBLE PROGRAMME TO
RE HEARD AT MAY FESTIVAL.
EMPHATIC SIGN OF PROGRESS.
The Wednesday Club, oerman-Amer-
lean Choral Society, and the Great
BOSTON Orchestra to he Assisted by
q Galaxy Of sta.s.

Like the sound Of bells at night, break
ing the silence only TO lead the spirit into
deeper peace; like a leaden cloud at
morn rising in gray twilight, to hang
as a golden mist before the furnace OF
the sun; like the dull. deep pain of one
who sits in an empty room, watching the
shadows of the freight, full Of memories;
like the plaInt OF souls that are wasted
with signing: with paeans OF exalted
praise; like sudden songs from the open
gates OF Paradisc--so Is music.
Like one who stands In the midst Of a
hot and terrible battle, drunk with the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25

fiery smoke, and hearing the roar OF
cannon in a trance; like one who sees
the thick fog creep along tho shore. and
gathers his cloak about him as the dank
wind strikes q thin rain upon his face;
like one who finds himself in long ca
thedral aisle, and hears the pealing organ
and sees kneeling crowd smitten with
fringes Of colored light; like one who
from a precpice leaps out upon the warm
midsummer air towards the peaceful val
leys below. and feeling himself buoyed
up with wings, that suddenly fail him,
wakens in great despair from his wild
dream-so is he who can listen and I'M
derstand
No such scenes need be actually present
to the listener. yet the emotions which
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Hats and Shapes
i'm StraWS.

Just received a consigned lot or the
latest shapes i'm straw and Sailors,
which we are Offering at least one
third less than you can buy them
elsewhere.
our customers and the ladies will do
well 10 give us a call If I'm need or
Hats and Sailors. in both plain ana
fancy. -,
Ladies Sailors, White. Blue, ana
Riack IN plain and fancy straw, st 25c.
Better grades at 80. AZ. 75c.. and 81. -,
Children's Straw Sailors, in al
colors. at 10. %, 80. and soc.
BOYS Straw Hats at .. 80, and o0c.
White Duck Tam o Shanters, with
wire frames, at l5c -
Figured Crash Tam O. shanters at