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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-01
Oregon Volunteers VIII Re- Enlist.

WASHINGTON, July %. -Lieutenant
Colonel Plummer, who is organizing
the Thirty-ffth infantry, telegraphed
the war department that a number of
men from the Second Oregon desired to
enlist in the regiment and return to the
Philippines if they could be granted 80
days furlough. The request was
Granted,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-01
Cable Boat Experiment.

MANILA, July 29.-There is great in
terest in the first attempt of a cable
boat to follow the movements Of the
army. The boat left Tambay, near
Taguig, at the northern end Of Laguna
de Bay, after making connection with
the land wire and successfully laid 10
miles of cable. 1t is expected that the
cable boat will reach Calamba by night.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-01
offered to tho Union Pacific.

TACOMA. Wash, July &C. S. Mel
len, president of the Northern Pacific
railroad, in an interview admitted that
the Union Pacific had been offered a
half interest in the Northern Pacific
from Portland to Tacoma and terminals
in this city at advantageous terms.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-01
Gomez Says All Papers Lie.

HAVANA, July 29.-General Gomez
has declared that the alleged interviews
with him published in the local papers
were entirely without foundation and
that he had decided to write himself
anything he may hereafter have to say
to the press. II believe all papers lie,"
said Gomez
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-01
Severe Hail and Wind storm

CLEAR LAKE, S. d., July 80 "A hail
and wind storm struck this vicinity
about p m. and did considerable.
damage. The storm covered a strip OF
territory four miles wide and ten miles
long, wiping out wheat fields.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-01
Sir Julian's Farewell Banquet.

011 VU1I8ub TBE6"0It 00uQuOts
The HAGUE, July 29.-Sir Julian
Pauncefote, head of the British delega-
ton, gave farewell banquet during
the evening at the Hotel des Indies.
Fifty delegates, including the American
representatives, were present. The
wives of many of the delegates were
also among the guests.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-01
Horses aud Mules for Manila.

: CHATTANOOGA, July 29.-The quarter
master at Chickamauga park has
started shipment Of 4S2 horses and
mules for the army in the Philippines,
via San Francisco, in compliance with
an order from the war department.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-01
How to Preserve Silk.

Silks aud ribbons should never be put
away in white paper, for it contains
chloride of lime, which will discolor
them. Brown paper should be used for
this work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-06
IT WILL RE GREAT EVENT.
Morgantoun Making Extensive Prem.
aratiOns For Chadwick Day.

MorgRutovD, W. Va, June so -
Lieut. II. NJ g Brown has opened I'M
Nn Office as secretary of the Chadwicl,
l'aN exercises, and every indication
points TO one of the greatest events
ever taking place in the State Letters
are pouring into the town from all
over the state endorsing the plan OF
mnNing the affair State event aud
promising all tn" aid needed.
The Monougahcia Iron and steel
Company sent "A check for 800 before
Hoy appeal was sent out, and 5000 more
has been subscribed before IA cent was
asked for 10y the committees
1t is proposed To have couple of the
campanies OF the Tenth regiment.
Pennsylvania volunteers, hors and il
is not thought that there will Toe any
Trouble IA getting them. other noted
military organizations will be induced
10 come, and there will bo brass bands
until there will be no rest.
All Of the uota bles OF tho State will
be present Admiral Sampson has
written n letter heartily endorsing the
movement and assuring the committee
that he will take great pleasure In be
ing with the people OF the State on the
day selected.
The exact day has not vet been hxed
upon, but it will be early in October.
senator EllSins will be present and
President Mckinley will be invited.
Tho President will be in Chicago on
the 9th, and could como here very
easily about that time. The invitation
has not yet been entended, but IL will
be sent TO him and Admiral Dewey
Lieut. Brown is very we'll acquainted
with the latter and feels sure that the
hero OF Manila can be induced to come
TO Morgantown.
Twenty-Five OF the leading citizens
Of the town are hard at work as com
mittee on arrangements and they are
doing IA large amount OF preliminary
work now They held meeting TO.
night and appointed an executive com.
mittee and committees on reception,
decoration and the various othor parts
of the work in hand.
The largest crowd ever in the town
is expected and will undou ubtedly be
| here
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JOKEON TROTTER.
Hns a Black Elephant on His Hands

Charleston, w. Va, June 2s A pecu-
liar mistake was made M the prepnra-
tiOn OF the program for the State Edu.
cational Association Acting under
the apprehension that he was white
man, the committee which prepare
the program placed on it for the ad
dress of welcome James =. -. Gardner,
a colored teacher at the White Sulphur
Springs Yesterday the attention OF
stnie superintendent OF Schools j Il .
Trottcr was called 10 the matter.
In the meantime it. had been brought
to the notice OF the people OF Green
Orier county, and it is said that con
siderable dissatisfaction manifested
Itself. No protest was made TO Mr..
Irotter. IL is understood, however,
that in case there IL found TO be any
decided opposition to- Gardner's address.
ing the teachers that he will he re-
quested TO Withdraw from the program.
The committee which prepared Sne
program consisted OF Supt. Trotter and
A. ). Wilkinson, OF Grafton, who are
the president and secretary respcc.
lively OF the association.
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Badly Tangled.

married widow who had stem
daughter;
My father married the Stepdaurhter:
l hat made nay wife the mother-in-lnv
Of her father-in.law.
And made my stepda aughter my stem
mother,
And my father became my stepson.
Then nay stepOother, the ste9daughter
Of MY wife, had a son
The boy vas. OF course, my brother.
Because lac was my fathers son:
But he was also the son Of INV wif.'s
stepiaughter,
And, therefore, her grandson.
That made me grandfather OF nv atep
brother
Then INV wife hal son.
ny moihei.in-law. the stepsister OF my
son is also his gra randmother;
Recnrse he il her stepson's child.
vs. flasher rs the brother-in-ldw of my
child
Bee use his stepsister is his wife.
! am the brother Of my own son.
no Is also the cnild of my step-grand-
mother
am my mothers brother-in law.
My wife is her own child's aunt,
My son is my fathers nephew,
And am my own grandfather.
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CAMP GROUND PICNIC.

There will be grand picnic and fes-
tival a. the Tuuneltou Camp Ground.
Saturday July 18th. 1899. Picnic lasts
an dIY Proceeds for the benefit Of
church.
The Tunuelton Cornet Band has been
enRs R'd 20 furnish the music. which
vii be mp 20 date. Concerts az z.aO
and 800 p. m
The great Emphorium Soloist and
band master Prof WIN j.. Hoskn., Of
Grafton. w. Va. will bo present
There viii also be good speakers in
attendance
There will be a game Of ball played
in Che afternoon
Ail are cordially invited % come an d
spend The day and evening with ms.
louWrrEE
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wiIsonIa- Grant County. w. Va


Correspondence Of the Argus.
DEAR ARGUS Once moro we will
try TO write few lines to your noble
paper.
We are having very heavy rains and
cold nights. II is more like wintor
than summer
II. w. KaYles has gone 90 get job
Of firing on the West Va. Central II
ne does, they will move TO Cum borlund
our blacksmith is kept busy now
from morn Til late at night, as IL Is
shop work in the daY and Of night
shoeing at the upper camp ~ milo
away.
Mira Arthur Cmlds has beon quite
sick FOR the past week or two. She +.
To- go TO Cumberland TO the hospital for
treatment Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cnas Rhodes. OF Rodamers, also hor
brother OF Cumberland, were TO see
her. They have returned home.
Last week there was quite time.
The dam broke out aud they worked
several days 90 stop IL up. but IL kept
IL up. breaking out until there we're
several kinds OF dams in IL. Now there
is a bale or two OF hay in the mess
with sand and pine tops. a. D. SAYS
he don't want no more breaks like
that soon.
As ne ara MP here where there is no
great wonders, the only amusement
there was hoped TO be. was the Orches-
try in our town. under the care of Mr.
Herbert Blakcr, OF Davis, who now is
near New York with about fifty or
sixty dollars more on hic salary than
here. He was grand teacher and
they were all sorry TO sec him 90
There were FIVE in tho Orchestra. A.
follows: r w Kayles and wife ,violin.;
Arthur Childs. violin; Charley Kayles,
bass violin and MRS Arthur Chi d..
organ. They were all doing well only
20 have taken lessons. They could
play two or three pieces very well. Now
they will have 90 get another teacher
n ther keep up their music.
We may come again a FRIEND
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0HIEN. DOW NTAIN
The ENS Secretary of state Stcnls
Narch ON His Friends Quietly
Married At Norfolk, Va

charleston, w. Va. June "a Wu
liam \. ohlcy, former secretary of
state and MISS Mary Louise Downtaip.
both OF this city, were quietly married
at noon to-day in old st. PaurS cnurch
at Norfolk. Va, m the presence of
only the father of the bride and one or
two intimate friends Tho news OF
the event was received i'm this city
this evening with general surprise. for
though IL was known that il wns To
occur shortly the time and place had
been kept secret among few inti-
mate friends
la addition the event carries with il
pretty uuge of romance. In order
that the ceremony might Toe as uuos-
tentatiOus as possible, Miss nowntnin
LETT here Saturday evening for Wash.
inWtnn, where shn Was joined by her
father, who is connected with the pen
sion bureau at Wash npton, and with
him she went TO Norfolk, whore she
was joined 10y MIR daley, this morn,ug.
The selection OF ~. Pauls church ns
tho place for tho ceremony was in re-
sponse To n fanciful wish of the bride.
DR.. Fucker, rector OF st. Paul's, oilici.
ated. The bride woro n smart tailor.
mado gown Of white broad cloth. open
ing oyer white tucked tnircta waist.
hat of straw, with tucked moussehlino
aud paradise aigretta, and held white
yiolots,
MIR. Ohley was secretary OF state un-
dor Governor Fleming, was chairman
OF the Democratic state organization
committee during the recent campaign,
Is close personal and political friend
OF John r. McGraw, and one OF the
most prominent politicians and bust
ness men in the state
The bride is tho cid est daughter OF
Major j. q. Downtain, ofWinfeld. and
has an acquaintance all oyer the state
by reason OF having been for several
years librarian of the state historical
society. MIR. and Mrs Ohley will
spend "a month on tho Now England
coast and 20 to housekeeping horo ON
their return
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Our New York Letter.
A Swing Around the Commencement
Cycle the Heart Grows Young
Again.
specIaI Correspondence Of rhe Arsus

Special Correspondence Of The Argus
Dear me / feel AS though had
turned into white dress or a lace
edged tlounce. a bunch of fowcrs or a
diploma Round IA merry cycle Of
commencements galore haye swung
during the past week. First OF all,
there Is an airy, fairy little maiden at
st. Vincent's Academy, in Newark. N.
D., IN whom am vitally Interested
Well, she did herself proud" in songs
and fairy dances. together with per
feet army Of other dainty little nus idens
and smart little boys. / can see the
twinkling and hear tho tinkling Of her
pretty feet yet; said iest being clad in
black patent leather slippors lrcora ed
with silver cel.s. She was a
marvel Of India linen and
lace. will! butterfly shoulder rufIi.s.
and was a very line lady indeed.
Aetst, six vears
Next, another member OF my house
hold is an Ital an Professor Of Civil
Engineering, at Manhattan College.
thjs city. Well. his BOYS had a grand
Commencement at Carnegie Han. last
week. Last Tut not least, another
member Of my circle "a bright youuo
student OF Dartmouth College in far
away Hanover N H.. will graduate
next Wednesday feel almost like a
schoolgirl again hearing 50 much talk
about exams. entertainments. and the
lilSc.
Well, the weather is favoring all
these dear young people. June has at
last asserted her rights and holds the
centre of the stage. The valedictorY
Of the proud pupi, is heard in the land
BY the way, Host * Co have put in
some extra busy hours la'ely They
AWAY supply graduation gowns 80 the
very flower OF the land; and many Of
the trim. self-possessed boy graduates
one sees owe the maximum Of their px-
terror success TO these irreproachable
outhtters OF Young people II good
clothes are such a help 10 older
folks, how very necessary they are TO
those who have not yet learned from
life the art Of rising superior 20 ex-
iernal drawbacks Some Of us never
do learn it, There is il more actual
moral support in a pretty frocjs than
in n ton Of philosophy.
The consciousness Of looking comoIv
is wonderful help. too No girl ever
feels quite sure of herself or her young
man II her face is full 81 pimples.
freckIes or snaburu. Lot her ifhandi.
capped by any such detrimentnls. con
suit with Dr Woodbury.. either by
letter or in person lie can always be
found st2j West 23rd street.
Many girl graduates wear necklaces
Of gold wire all a-auiver with corals.
turqu discs, moonstouos or opals.
Tafetas silk parasols may be- cTyc-
lively yelled with black or white
moussoline de sole
some sleeves arc banded with inser
tion from wrist 90 shoulder
Ccrise isa as much favored as ever.
this summer. It combines well with
most neutral tints
Choker collars and wrinI,Ied girdIes
are seen. EVELYN ChHLE
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West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule.

No. leaves Kingwood AZ G.f5 a. m. nnd ar-
rives 40 1unne8en AZ 30. connecting with No.
Q west. and Nu. Gclsf
Returning. leaves Tunrc'ton az s ~ a M. and
ar rriyes at Kingwood AZ p 2Da.m.
No. leaves kiugword at 2.lOp m.. and ar
rives az Tunpeltou at 2sO. connecting with 80.
g and so. " east fast train and nccommoda
tiOu-aud no. west
Returning leave, runucitor 70 60 ald ar
tiycs at EirHwood at b 0Op m.
Trains Il i'y. except sunday.
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How's TbisG

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hair. Caturrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY g. Co. Toledo. q.
We. The undersigned. have known +.
y. Cheney for the last ID years. and be-
lisve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able 20 carry out any obligations made
bv their firm.
WEsr & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O.
WALDiNG. KINxAy & MARVIN, Whole
sale Dru rgists. Toledo ..
Halle Catarrh Cure 10 taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
sent free. Price 7Jc. per
bottle Sold bY au Druggists
HnIs Family Pills are the best.
The following announcement has
been received at this office:
Mr. and Mrs James GrOtius Downtain
have the honor OF uunounciup to-
Mr. J. siidell Brpwn
the marriage 81 their dauX hter
Marie Louise
fp
Mr. William a Oh'ev
on Monday. June the twentv.sixth
eighteen hundred AMI niuetY.Htue
80 saint paurs church.
Norfolk Va
Both the contracting parties arc well
known iu KinVwood and their friends
here nnito With ne in extending the
warme-t congratulations ON the happy
event. a fuli account of tho marriage
wilI be found iu another column Of
this papcr
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Excursion 10 Atlantic city and the
SeashOre. Very Low Rates

THURSDAYS, JULY l3 & -. AUG. 10 g. %
The Baltimore e Ohio Railroad have
arranged "A series OF popular seashore
eNcur hion>,t TO be run Thursdays.July 10
and 27. August 10 and "a, TO Atlantic
City Cape May. Sea Isle CITY, Ocean
City, y j., and ocean CITY, Md
Tickets will be good Fifteen (15) DAYS,
including day Of sale
stop overs will be allowed on return
trip AZ Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold TO New
Jersey resorts, and NJ Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold TO Ocean
City, Md.
Tickets will be sold on above dates
From Tunnelton, w. Va. for 1900
round trip for trains leaving 1857 a. M.
9. % p. m. and S.43 p. IN.
Gail on or address nearest Ticket
Agent Baltimore g. Ohio H. H. for
tickets and full information.
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clean blood moFrs clean shin. SO beauty
without &C.. cascare'.. candy Cathsr'io e.can
yur blood end keep b. clean. by stirring up
thc lazy liver aud driving si imprrtes from
tne body. Begin today t1 banl-h pimp.cs boiI..
h.otchee biackheads. and fh8t sioky bilious
complexion by taking Cascarets. he uty for
ten cents All drusgists satisfaction guaran-
o Cd. t0c 25c boc.
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a transaction Goo which you cannot lose is
sure thing. Hili1usncss sick rcadarho. frr-
red t"1euc foyer piles and % fnousard otbor
iHF are caused Boy constipation and sluggish
liver C1sclrots Candy Cath1rtir the wou-
derful now liver 80 mu'aDt aud Intestinal tonne
are by alI druggists guaranteed to cure or money
refunded G.. C.c re sure thing Try A
box to day ioc 25c 5oc. sample and bookle g
free
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BULLETIN.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Special
Excursions
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY cmRarrAN
ENDEAvOR

YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY CnRfsrGAN
ENDEAvOR
Convention, Detroit July $40. one
Fare for the round trip From points
east Of the OhiO River, tickets will be-
good going July sd TO 5th, inclusive.
and good returning until July 18th.
with the privilege OF extension until
August l5th, inclusive n ticket is de
posted with Joint Agent at Detroit on
or before July 18TH. aud uDon payment
OF fee of 30 cents. Tickets will also he
Vood going one route and returning
another, al "a higher rate.
BAPTIST YOuNG PEOPLES UNION AssocA-
TION.
Convention, Richmond, Va July Ie-
10. One Fare for the round trip From
points east Of the ohio RIVER, tickets
viii be- good going July IIth 10 18Th.
good returning until July 3ist, incIus.
i've, win privilege Of extension until
August 18Th. inclusive. III ticket is de-
posted with Joint Agent aL Richmond
On or before July 2sth, and upon pay
nent OF fee OF 30 cents.
ErwoHrH LEAGUE.
Convention, indianapolis. July 2o.g3
One Fare for tua round trip From
points east of fhe ohio River tickets
wi.l be Ro'd soirV July 18th and lgtu.
good returujpg until july 18th. inclus.
i've. With .l' privilege of fcvfoneiou uu.
ll Angus Doth. inclusive. 30 ticket s,
dspo It.d rlth Joint Apeutat Indiana
polls DOT later tuau july 2ttu. and up.
on payment OF Zee of 80 cents.
Yorv9 rFortE.s curfsTiAv rvroy or
rSrJED rEEaHYrEWAE cHrRcu
Cpuvrutun. rtts5urg AUGUST 2.7
One Fare for tho round trip From
points eHst of thn ohio RIVER. tickets
"ili hr sold August lst and gI rood
returning leaving pi'tsburg August gIu
with privilege of cxtru-i0u until Au-
Pusi 5I-t Inclusive ii ticket if deposit.
od with Joint Arcut ot Pit. burg ou
9r before August 6th. and upon poy-
ment OF fes of % cents.
NATIovAL EDrctrIovhr ASSOCIATIONS
los Angeles. California. july I-tt.
One Fare for be round trip plu ODD
for mem uershiD fsr Tickets vIlI b.
ON sale from aN point. orr t1c Blt-
more a. ohio E. D. Jure gffb t1 JnIv
1tl. u"oi fnr return to Origiuu. start
ing poiat to aud including September
5th, 1929.
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WEST BOUND

No.s5 fast train west in the evepl,g v.,li
ston ~ Iunrelton Tor uassenE rs going AS far
as Fairmout ur CLARK shurg
Nos ~ aud are the regular accommodations
E'nR west and top NJ al stations. OtHer
trains DO not stop
Tr1ins marked \. stop regularly. and trains
fo arked +, arc flag stations other trains 4, not
stop. " 'cHHYvrH
Gen. Passe ger Agent
ID. B. MARTIN Manager Passenger traffic
A y. BuNAFtELD, Ag't az Tunnelton.
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Tho Spsciai ol~Acnt Of timeIinese
which characterizeS q Eclectic MaPn-
zine 10 illustrated ia he July number.
wEic' opens with an auimhicd and
interest og description Of WeoS in
the Philippines, by andre Belesort.
translated fron the Bevua des Deux
Moudcs ~ Eel l,r~ort's visit to the
Philippines was during tho Filipino
revolt a1Iln'i he Splniarts, aud the
conditions drscr bed are a once like nd
un iItc those now prevailing. Another
InelN article IL Mrs. Becky's descrip-
tun OF The House iu the Wood" the
p1Iacc nt the Hague, where the Peace
C"nf'rpnce b. now in session. Articles
o. Ladies Clubs and on Women in
Science will be particularly interest
lnF 20 women readers: literIture in
represented by II biOgrap phical and
critical article on stevenson, written
by fri"nd and schoolmate. bv a sum
mary of no writings of the haIf- for
Votten novelist, Miss Ferrier. nud bv a
bright arLiclo from the SATURDAY. Re.
view on the Literature Of Suippots.
stories. poems. sketches Of travel and
rem iScpuce-the most important con.
trinutiOH in the Aforementioned de-
partment being some "reminiscences Of
Me -sOnier by Verestchagin with
some s"asona bic outdoor articles and
Readings from New Books fll out n
very attractive number OF The maga-
zine. The Living Age Co. Boston.
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Take cascarefs candy Cafhtrtic 10o or 2so
Do o. q g. fails Goo cure. druggists refund
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CANDY Cafbartlc cure c.nstipaHon forever
money.
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kcrmOtts Chocolates L1xaUro QuIuiuc for
ID d. tp. held and sore throat Cllldrou
ake them like CdlGg.
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EAST BOUND.

NAIL NAL MAuL
TRAIN IB ~
IA. " a. " ~ pm Ir " ~
Grafton. !2S 10. . pt a.. d. > N 80 20
Newhurg 49' h8#. : 70 O2. s8to.sl1 90
TuuncltuH... ft2 3 Hi' g p, f825 s. 2 a. sli a3
Rowleshurg o.. = OS o. -s12 32S 3 lg u &C
Terra Ata.... - a. 9 43 $3.50 81 - a. 10 &c
Oakland ...... 50 80 al 1928 - y $500 sl2 q
The new FLYER" No. -. ln,ve' Grafton at
$50 y. m a9d Is due 40 Newhurg at al:
lr8ttnn 81! How'e sb1rg 1;tj Terra Alta
a:22 aud OlFltnl t:tt st,ps 40 rmuelton for
"ntl 20 'sGari Z! are The accDmmod ations
and stop az all stations.
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ISAAC EENESCH
81 SONS,
549-557 N. GAY ST.
BALTIMORE. MD.
JULIUS X. MONROE,
Surveyor Of Lands,
KINGWOOD, ". Va.

VIII answer calls for land Surveying from anv
part of the comfy promptly aud { reasonable
rtt"5. Pats. irdtS and calculations neat Y and
accurtte'y IN de fro deeds or field iutes. Lay
! az out tnd grading pixies, country rnIJS an.
tr' IN v tys a'Su laying cut town lots. streets
I '@nd Atom. etc. Core sguudcnce collected.
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Your local dealer could not produoN
the equal of this range for less than
fI5. 1t is made of best pig iron, burns
both coal and wood, and is guaranteed
good Baker and Heater. We also
guarantee its safe delivery.
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nR. J.S.HARTLEY,
RESIDENT DENTIST.
TOWNSVILLE, w. Va.
NUMBER Sc

VIII visit various points regularly and
DO FIRST CLASS WouK guaranteed to
give satisftctiou. Uses the famous
GGEHAM hErHOu for thc
PAINLESS EXTBACJION or TEETH
Due notice Of bis viaits too'hcr places
viii be- given iu this pupcr