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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-02
Pleasant View.
'eeisl Correspondence of The Argus.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus
Fine weather for this time OF year.
W s. Cupp was calling at Cuzzart Sat
urday.
Norton Guthrie visited NJ. II. Cupp's
Sunday.
John Fike and wife called at M. V.
Cupp's Sunday.
Hugh Kelley returned home from Union
town Saturday.
j. II. Cupp attended the sale at Frank
Mausts Saturday.
II. G. Matlick treated our young folks
10 hop Friday night.
NJ. X. Cupp made business trip 20
Uniontown the past week.
Miss Goldie Frankhouser visited at w
a. WOlie's the past week
G.. A. Nieman was hauling for Zel Au-
gustine one day last week.
Frank Spurgeon was delivering mcdi.
cine for ). y. FTankhouscr last week
We are sorry that the Stony Ranch
letter did not appear for tie last few
weeks
VI. X. Cupp and T. r. Parnell, our gc-
NAL butchers, were butchering Tor J. 6.
Hickey Friday.
One Of the greatest inventions Of the
past week Was the wireless telephone sys-
| tenn near Brandonville.
As taxpayers we appreciate the Gusc-
man letter Of last week in regard 20 the
courthouse. lie has hit the nail on the
head
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TACK the vital organs, causing catarrh Of
the bladder, brick-dust or sediment in
the urine, head ache, back ache, lame
back, dizziness, sleeplessness, nervous.
ness, OF the kidneys themselves break
down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a arrangement of the kidneys and
better health in that organ is obtained
quickest by proper treatment Of the kid
neys. Swamp-Root corrects inability 90
hold urine and scalding pain in passing il ,
and overcomes that unpleasant necessity
OF being compelled TO 90 often through
the day, and TO get up many times during
the night. The mild and immediate effect
OF Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
IS soon realized. II stands the highest be.
cause OF its remarkable health restoring
properties. trial will convince anyone.
Swamp-Root is pleasant 90 take and is
sold by all druggists in ffty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have n
sample bottle and book that tells all
about Il, both sent free by mail. Address,
Or. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N. Y.
When writing mention reading this gen
erous offer III this paper. Don't mike
any mistake, but remember the name.
Swamp-Root, and don't let n dealer sell
you something in place Of Swamp Root
II you do you will be disappointed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-02
ThanksaIvIna In Texas

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Bolyard OF Port
Arthur, Tex, entertained quite mum
Der Of their friends and relatives ON
Thanksgiving Day. Among the guests
were Mr.. Bolyard's brother and sister
ln-law, Mr. aud Mrs. John w. Bolyard,
Messrs. w. q. Gross, II. b. EVERY, and
Will Clark, all of Reedsvillc, w. Va.
Those from Port Arthur were Misses lisa
and Grace Hamilton, Lesley Hancock,
and Nick Francis. There was music and
singing and the table groaned under the
turkey and many other good things to
eat: Tho house and table were decorated
with roses and many of natures other
beautiful flowers, After the refreshments
IN the evening the crowd departed for
their homes, telling Mr.. aud Mrs Bolyard
they had enjoyed themselves and hoped
they would not forget them on next
Thanksgiving Day
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Terra Alta.

Special Correspondence Of Tho Argus
Hon. James Lakin is expected in town
this week
Rev. Berry returned Wednesday from
Staunton, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. George Gall returned from
the eastern cities Saturday evening and
spent few days with their relatives be-
fore returning 10 their future home, Etam.
The new district superintendent, Rev.
w. ID. Reed, conducted his first service
here IN the Nj. IT, church Sunday evening
and was greeted with the usual warm well
come that charactcrizcs the Terra Alta
people. He made most favorable i'm
preston.
The ladies Of the NJ. T.. church will
conduct their annual Christmas bazaar
"Wednesday and Thursday of this week
and VIII serve the usual Square meal'
"Wednesday evening from 3 till & u. IN.
There will be many beautiful and useful
articles to present TO the public, begin
ming Wednesday at ? p. m
Rev. Bone, of the PRESBYTERIAN church.
~ conducting a series Of meetings at pres
ent which are proving very interesting
and helpful. So lar Rev Bone has been
doing the preaching, but hc expects help
soon from different men, among whom
are DR.. McClclland, of ClarKsburg, and
Rev. Pollock, Of Buckhannon.
Our town has just finished the paving
Tor the winter, but in early spring the
work will be resumed and State street
VIII bc paved from the grove 10 Buffers
run. The paving has prompted much
Improvement in our business houses and
all stores and public offices have caught
the spirit Of Improvement and you can
notice new and up-to.datc Improvements
everywhere.
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DECEMBER PLEASANT.
Weather VIII Be Fair and Dry for
Most OF the Month.

Peter X. Smith forecasts the weather for
December as follows:
December will open under the influence
OF the last storm Of November, which will
be in a cold wave. The temperature will
change to much warmer on the 18th or 9Th.
Cloudiness and high winds will he the
advance messengers OF renewal Of a
wave of weather disturbance, which will
b. attended with light rains and some
snow flurries on the 9th and 9TH, touch
ing most parts of the country. Behind
the storm clearing cold weather will show
mp on the sth, 9th, and 10th.
On the 10th or 18th the temperature
will moderate and a storm wave of much
force will center on the 18th. Waves of
disturbance are from 20 to 80 hours earlier
in forming and starting in the west than
they are here. This disturbed wave will
touch most parts Of the country either in
rain, wind, or snow. The period is in the
winter solsticc, which il an exciting fac
tor due TO certain relations of earth aud
gun from the 10th OF the month to its
close. The period in question from the
18th 10 the 18th will embrace severe win
ter storms both on land and sea; also il
will be followed 10y very cold wave,
which will wind up the period about
the 18th.
More stormy weather will center on the
10Th, l7th, and 18th. The disturbing
effect of the winter solsticc will bc mani.
fest in snow flurries at this and all the
following periods OF the month.
storm period ccntcrs on the Odd, 23d,
and 2lth. The deepest SHOWS of the win
ter are most likely 10 fall at the center OF
the period embracing the shortest days
The period will wind up with "A blizzard
from the northwest and cold spell of
weather.
The last period of the month embraces
the 9th, 2Sth, and 10Th. On these days
renewed storms OF rain, sleet, and snow
will pass over most parts OF the country,
and ON the northwestern tangent of the
wave billiards. OF much force will prevail,
which may spread far into central parts.
December is likely TO be above the usual
average OF the month for dry, fair, and
pleasant weather till much Of the month
IL past
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TEACHERS MEETING.
Cheat Valley Round Table Organized
ne Rowlesburo last Week.

Pursuant 10 call from County Super
intendent Carrioo teachers meeting was
held at Rowlcsburg Saturday, November
p, for the purpose Of organizing teach
ems round table. The following teachers
were proscnt w. II. GofT, principal Tun-
melton schools; J, $. Shaver, principal
Rowlcsburg schools; G.. II. Folk, super
Intendcnt kingwood schools; jason Rog-
crs, principal Fcllowsvillc schools; NJ. T..
Martin, principal Aurora schools; A. W.
Carrico, county superintendent, and +.
w. Candy, superintendent Terra Alta
schools.
County Superintendent Carrico was
chosen chairman of the meeting and +.
w. Candy secretary.
After some discussion as 60 name for
the round table il was decided to call il
Tho Cheat Valley Round Table"
II was decided TO take turn in holding
the round table meeting at different places,
the first meeting 10 bc held at Kingwood,
with Terra Alta, Rowlcsburg, Tunnelton,
Newburg, Masontown, and Reodsvillc To
N's'N'"f " ~ SUM- VI AAN AtANN illillNl NlNttN
as may desire the meeting.
The time for the first meeting was set
for January % and %, the forenoon of
the first day TO be spent in observing tho
work done in the Kingwood schools; the
afternoon in departmental round table
work. Special speakers will be secured
for the night session. A morning session
only is TO bc held on the last day and the
meeting 20 adjourn ut noon.
w. II. Gon, q. h. Folk, and +. w.
Candy were appointed committee to
prepare program for the occasion.
Two sections will be provided for, viz. ::
Graded schools and rural schools.
state superintendent Shawkey, j. f..
Marsh, DIR. j. n. Dcahl, and DR.. Wait
man Barbc are some of the prominent
educators expected to bo present and add
To the interest OF the session.
Let all the teachers join in making the
Cheat Valley Round Table n genuine
success. Il. w. CANDY, Secretary.
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Interesting Letters from 4 Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN THE COUNTRY
Bright Bits OF News and co..Ip Abou,
You and Your NsIoheor-rhe
Events OF . Week.
Cuxxart.

Special Correspondence Of The Arrus
David Feather Is our mail carrier.
Butchering is the order OF the day.
monia.
Il. $. Livengood made a trip to Terra
Alta last week
Mrs. Mary Ann Spahr's health still
continues poorly.
Newton Ringer and family called at w.
). Cranes Sunday.
Earl Feather, of GAINESVILLE. called on
home folks Sunday.
Miss Zoe Livengood was calling ON
home folks Sunday.
Ii. q. AMMAN did some rcnairing nm
our roads the past week.
Miss Nernie Groves is the champion
rabbit trapper OF Cuzzart.
Charles Groves treated his school to a
spelling bee Friday night.
Rev. Englc preached an eloquent ser.
mon at this place Sunday.
Miss Goldia Frankhouser. of Ear il
visiting Mt w. A. Wolfe's.
&. w. Forman and family attended
church at Chichester Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Reckart is on the sick list
Dr. Deioe Is waiting on her.
Charles Reckart's smiling face * now
seen in Reckart Bros store.
Thelma, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Chichester, is sick.
A. X. Livengood drove 10 Bruceton
Saturday with load of grain.
James Benson, of Terra Alta. WAS call
ing OH our people the past week
w. A. Wolfe erected a fine hen house
Tor Catherine Groves the past week.
Master Joseph Kelley had the misfor-
tune to hurt his leg very badly last week
Constable John Rodeheaver was kent
busy filling the duties of his office the past
week.
Il. ). Livengood and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. w. A. Wolfe, are visiting Col
John w. Guseman near Reedsville.
Some of our farmers have been taking
advantage of the fine weather the past
lew weeks and have done considerable
blowing.
Justice Reckart's court is growing rap.
IDLY; two cases the past week. We be-
lieve Cuzzart to Ike the right place for the
new courthouse.
Jerome Kelley, Of near Crancsyi,le
drove To Bruceton the past week with a
load oil wheat and buckwheat 10 get manu-
featured into flour.
Zel Augustine and John O. Kelley had
very interesting lawsuit before Justice
Reckart Saturday. George A. Kelley and
Charles Rexroad dished out the law i'm a
very eloquent manner. LITTLE Ton.
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cusEMAN FAMILY REUNION.
Children OF the Colonel Gather az tho
Old Home.

Last Sunday at the homo OF Col. John
W. Gnscman, near Rccdsville. was held
grand family reunion. The colonel Is
one OF the prominent men OF this section
and Stanch Democrat, He was born
June 81, lS2S, and his wife March 8. 1887.
Twelve children are living and all attend
cd the reunion. II was the first time i'm
twenty years that all had gathered az
the old place az the same time. The chill
drcn and the dates of their births are as
follows:
Mrs. Virginia Livengood, February 81,
1851.
Mrs. Frances Watson, March %. 1855.
Mrs, Josephine Wolfe, October p, 1854
;: h. Guscman, December Is, 1857.
Mrs. Christine McMillcn, April %, 1850
w. \. Guscman, October 10. 1860.
Mrs. Laura Ashburn, December :, 1862
Robert l.. Guseman, August 3, 1864
Mrs. Ida Smith, February IL, 1860.
a. r. Guseman, October l6, 1869.
I. q. Guscman, April 2l, 1870
Stanley Guseman, July 23, 1856
The sons-in-law present were r.. NJ.
Watson, Elijah Livengood, and Harry
Smith. The daughters-in-law were Mes
DANES Elizabeth, Bertha, Cora, and Grace
Guseman. There We're eighteen grand
children, four other guests, and u band
of twelve pieces.
Five fine turkeys, five dozen punches
OF celery, and two gallons of cranberries,
all products of Col. Guseman's own farm,
formed part of the food consumed nj
the reunion.
Col. Guseman Mt the age of 10 held a
commission IA first lieutenant of Light
Horse from the state of Virginia. He has
living - children, 80 grandchildren. and
great-grandchildren He celebrated his
golden wedding about three years ago.
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PIalnviaw.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus
A large crowd attended services at this
place Sunday
Mrs. Anna Nora Mckinney visited at
i. Rggleman's Sunday.
Jacob Born and family spent Thanks
giving with John Farrell
Mr.. and Mrs Elihu Born spent Sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs Dock Born.
Mrs. james Sharps aud daughter Hazel
called AZ l.. Riggleman's Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Mckinney, Of
Morgantown, are visiting relatives Of
Mount Vernon.
J. w. Trickett, who has been working
at ChestOa, Tenn, the past summer. ne.
turned home last week.
Wash Riggleman and Edward Carroll.
Of Grafton, were in our community a few
days last week visiting friends and rela.
tives
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-02

Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
REEDsvfLLE, Dec. i.--That this section
Of the county is to experience genuine
boom and be one Of the busy commercial
centers in the near future IS reasonable
TO believe. During the past week Cen
eral Manager J. y. O'Ncil, Consulting
Engineer Baton, and some eight or ten
other officials Of the Merchants Coal Co..
accompanied by superintendent r. r..
Barber, Of Function, were here inspect.
ing the company's holdings and, We are
Informed, selected a place for opening a
mine The Merchants Coal Co. possesses
some 5000 acres Of coalin thisimmediate
section. The Morgautown & Kinpwood
Railroad viii BE thc carrier, az there ia
no other outlet unless new road h con.
structed. This Il il not believed will BE-
done.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-02
Barn Rurnnd

The barn Of James Frcclard near Terra
Alta was destroyed 10y fire saturday even
ing, entailing a loss of several thousand
dollars. The stock was gotten out safely,
but the hay and grain burned. Incen-
dlarism was suspected and bloodhounds
followed trail To the home of farmer
IN That section. The Case will probably
be aired at the coming session of court
next week
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PAID THE PRINTER.
Patrons Of The Argus Who Have Our
Sincere Thanks.

The following persons have renew
their subscriptions or became new su
scribcrs since last issue:
RENEWALS.
l.. s. Stemplc, Aurora.
Gland X Rogers, Independence.
I. ID. Craig, Kingwood.
+. G.. Harmed, Hazclton.
l.. T. Stafford, Tunnelton.
Mrs. J.. V. Blaney, Morgantown.
G. T.. Ellis, Newburg.
w. NJ. Dent, Newburg.
James O'Hara, Kingwood.
Edward Tusing, Reedsville.
j. A. f. Evcrts, Kingwood.
w. II Owens, Howesyille.
Isaac Conn, Housewife.
T.. Il. jenkins, Pittsburg.
Philip Schnopp, Hazelton.
NJ. X. Cupp, BrandOnyille.
James $. Cornwell, Marques.
John Copeman, Kingwood.
Henry Myers, Irona.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
George o. Fortney, Brandonville.
Alex Mann, Bethesda, Ohio.
Charles Brown, Kingwood.
Mrs. G.. l.. Watkins, Shinnston.
John Brown, Independence.
Miss Goldie Smith, Reedsville.
VI. G.. Guseman, Uniontown, Pa.
j. b. Luchlitor, COnnellsyille, Pa.
Catharine Dembnie, Grafton.
G.. $. Bishop, Bruceton Mills.
Samuel KEGS, Recdsville.
Ray Martin, Amos.
John Clark, Housewife.
Charles Morris, Housewife.
W. G.. johnson, Kingwood.
Daniel Pyles, Kingwood.
John Turner, Kingwood.
j T. Salisbury, Newburg.
s.. $. McGinnis, Newburg.
l.. NJ Gale, Recdville.
+. V. Squires, Austen.
Howard Ilileman, Brandonville.
James NJ Barnes. Brandonville.
i. w. Maust, Clifton Mills.
William S. Mckinney, Masontown.
Mr.. Sarah Bonafeld, Newburg.
w. VI Cornwell, Thornton.
IT, D Cornwell, Thornton.
J.. ID. G. Simpson, Newburg.
Allen Sinclair, Newburg.
J.. $. Cornwell Marques.
Mrs J. ". Ramsey, Csddcll.
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CLASS IN MINING.
Trspper Boys Have Treat Thanks
giving Day.


giving Day.
SPECIAL Correspondence of The Argus.
TUsNEIroS, Dec. 1T. X. Barber,
superintendent Of the Merchants Coal Co.
has opened class in practical mining
The tuition is free and any miner il
privileged 70 join who may desire TO i'm
prove himself by knowledge Of scienti-
fc as we'll AS practical mining. There
are very few such classes in the state and
this is the first one ever organized in
Tunnelton. The especial object is to
better qualify those who may desire to
take the examination for the positions Of
fire boss and mine foreman II IS Also
intended 10 increase the efficiency Of the
man who picks the black diamond.
The trapper and switch boys employed
in the mines Of the Merchants Coal Co.
were truly made happy Thanksgiving
Day. They were the guests Of Supcrin-
tendent and Mrs. r. II. Barber, who
served the little fellows such a sumptioua
feast that each and every boy hopes il
will become an animal affair.
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Marriage LIeenssa.

Tho following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk T.. G. Everlv.
the parties being from Preston county
unless otherwise stated.
Omer Y Shaw, 80; Dora Wolf, 80 both
Of Bruceton Mills
Asa Fuller Wilhelm, %; Ersie Myrtle
Friend, - both Of Terra Alta.
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West Virginia Argus:
kINcwooo. DECEMBER 2.
m AND ABOUT kIMswoop.

Shop early.
Last lap for 1909
Football season closed.
Tomorrow is Library Day.
Circuit court next Tuesday.
Congress assemblies next week.
Write your letter to Santa Claus
Butchering time down on the farm.
Did you see the eclipse last Saturday.
Charles F. Dodge, was over from Terra
Alta Friday.
S. s. Galloway, OF Masontown, was
here yesterday.
Read the Kingwood Racket Stores new
ad on fourth page.
j. $. Pulliam. of Albright, was here on
business Yesterday.
c. C.. Pierce returned Monday from a
bosiness trip to Texas.
L. +. Ashburn, ofRccdsville, was here
on business yesterday.
Melvin Rogers, of Rowlcsburg, was a
visitor in town yesterday
+. X. T.. Grimes, of MasontoNn, was
here short time yesterday
G. +. Ellis, the Newburg merchant,
was county seat visitor last week
Mrs. ]. C. Feather, sr., Of near Al
bright. was shopping in town Tuesday.
Arthur Ilalbritter. Function mer-
chant, was here on business a short time
Tuesday.
o. A. Dill, of Rcedsvilc, and Samuel
Montgomery, of Tunnclton, were in town
yesterday.
Miss Minna Flynn returned TO Union
town Monday after weeks visit with
home folks
Miss Henrietta Murdoch returned Tues
day from a weeks visit with friends in
Morsantown
Don Schaciler is back from an extend
ed visit to sunny California and other
western states.
Herbert Beveridge, OF Brett. was
bought to the Stricklcr hospital Monday
suffering with pneumonia.
g. S. Bishop. Of Bruccton Mills, gave
us pleasant call Saturday and had his
name entered on Tmg ARGUS list.
William S. Mckinney, OF Masontown.
was kingwood visitor Tuesday and had
his name placed on THE ARGUS mailing
list.
Mrs. II. 5. Whetscll returned last even
ing from Salem, where she was the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Oscar Wilt, the past
week.
Jaine- w. Parks, who had IN operation
performed OF his eyes in ConnellsvilIc 1,
month ago, is reported greatly improved
lie is expected home today
James Haslip, of Rosemont, spent last
night at his former home here, and left
this morning for business visit in King
wood. Tuesday Grafton Republican.
Ray Martin, Preston county boy liv-
ing near Albright, gave us call Satur-
day and subscribed for TnE ARGUS. He
Is teaching Mt Blacksmith ia Monongalia
county and wants the home news.
Mrs. Emma Duncan, OF Norfolk, Va,
spent Thanksgiving Day and remained
over until Monday with her brother, G..
C.Gilcs, going from here to Connellsvillc,
Pa. her childhood home, to visit other
relatives before returning to Norfolk.
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J. X Mccoy, the popular clerk at the
Stricken drug tore rcturnedIFdday even
ing from q brief vacation but not alone.
During bis absence ho Was married 10
Miss Olive smith, Of Alma. the ceremony
taking place November ~ They are now
housekeeping in thc Rachel Murdoch res
idenco ca High street.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-02

We have a small quantity OF soft
corn at IS cents per busheI (esrs).
Those wishing to avail themselves Of
this offer call at once, al the amount
is limited.
THE KINGWooD SUPPLY CO.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-02

Fiity-two issues Of The ARGUS, one each
week Of the year, makes mighty hand
some Christmas present 10 an absent one.
Just ponder over ii when you begin TO
think on that subject
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SNYDER School.

Report Of the Snyder school, Kingwooc
district, for the first month ending No
vcnbcr 10:
Number OF pupils cnrolled-Boys, IL
girls, 20
Pupils neither tardy nor absent
Robert Beavers Robert Braham
Russell Braham Donald Duff
Dover Daft Dean Moore
ELLA Beavers Pearl Beavers
Madalinc Braham Virgie Craig
ELLA Craig Mabel Craig
Lula Craig Andrew higgins
Anna Squircs Minnie Squires
Fife Wolfe Cecil Wolfe
Della Wolfe
Il. ID. CRAIG, Teacher.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-02

Good eight-room honse in Kingwood
centrally located. Apply 10 John Cope
man, kingwOod, W Va
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tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure OF
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. II
kidney trouble is
allowedtoadvance
neutrality-suspicious.
ed blood will at.
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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths

There is n disease prevailing i'm this
country most dangerous because so decen.
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Shiidrop Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a 8 TO RIA
SCHOOL REPORTS.
Fellowsvlllo School

Fellowsvlllo School.
Report of Fellowsville school for second
month
Number pupils enrolled in the primary
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