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friends seem to have come to the
conclusion that we do not need any
spiritual advice or counsel, hence the
appointment which belodsed to the
Mesontown circuit has been drop
ped.----Our people ere being shod
by Messrs. Anderson & Son, who do
their work about right. BY the way,
Mr.. Editor, if you have any old
stoves to sell send price and descrip-
ton to the senior Of that FIRM
Mr.. M. l. Shaffer is away on a bust
ness trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
aud New York.----Jay and "Twis-
ter are still on the war path and
you may be startled at almost any
moment by al account OF some of
their depredstions.
More anon, ONCE A WEEK.
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( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

John :, Murdoch, administrator OF
William Il. linn, deceased, who sues as
we'll ON his own behalf. as on behalf nj
all the lien and simple contract creditors
OF William B linn,
against
William Il. Brown, William G.. Brown.
julia &. linn, widow OF said decedent
John A, Ollie, James T.. Stone. James a.
Brown, trustee, John 5. Murdoch, Mar
cellds III. Murdoch, Gustavus tyresap
trustee, David Wheeler, James G. Mo
Grew administrator, with the will annex .
Cd, Of Henry S'artzman, deceased. John
Burkhart, Emma homas and Harvey
THOMAS, her husband, children and
heirs OF Matilda Burk hart, deceased late
Matilda Blapd; Anna Lee Riley. Minnie
Riley, infant children OF Harriet A
kland, children and heirs OF John Bland
deceased; William j. Bland, Edward s.
Bland, Newton Il, Bland, Minerva A.
kdmistOn, late Minerva A. Bland and
Matthew Edm stOn, her husband, \ man.
ia k. BrannOn, late Amanda X Bland
anu john BrannOn, her husband; Mary
J.. Lorentz, ,iate Mary l.. Bland, and ia
COB lsOrebtz, her husband, children and
heirs OF Thomas Bland, deceased: Gin
ton johnson, II w Johnson. EHsabeth
Brown and Ashford Brown, her hus
band children and heirs 40 law Of Cia-
risss johnson, deceased. Permelia
Iinn, JOSEF IN Iiuu, Virginia Zinl and
Elizabeth Iun, wild w.. chiiurcu and
heir. OF reytOn Iinn, decreased; si heirs
of @ q said william Is. Iinu, deceased.
IN EQUITY.
BY decree rendered by tie Circuit
Court of the County Of Preston, in the
above mentioned cause on the 18th day
% october, 1871, the report made bv the
undersigned, Commissioner. was ne
committed TO- him with Instructions to
70 take proof Of the debts other than tho
Judgments enumerated iu said report
and mako report 81 the sumo. The uo.
cessity for taking the said proof grows
out of the fac that, owing t. "a misun-
der@tanding between said Aduiuistrs b.
tor, ana the Court, The most ofsid dents
W re proved before James w. Parks.
bsqv commissioner oi the County
Court Of said county, and whose report
is filed boo the last named Court
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What passed between them is not fol
US to inquire. Before 5 o'clock il
had become evident that he had en- /
tered upon his last hour on earth
He had rested the greater part o
the day in half-lying aud half sit
ting position. AS he grew weak Ell
the supporting pillows were With
drawn, 80 that he lay prone upo1
the bed. A deep silence now per-
vaded the room and remained un-
broken, except 5y an occasional ques
ton to the dying man. Once wher
the Senator exclaimed | am dying.
bis sister-in.law. Mrs. Holloway in.
quirsd-You are not afraid to die
Ohver2 He indicated no by shak-
ing his head Soon after a similar
exc amstion, question and answer
passed between him aud Dr.. Thomp.
son.
At ten minutes past five O'Clock
be exclaimed: Il sm dying, | am
worn out. aud these were his last
words. From this on 1t WAS diff
cult TO discover that life remained
% The doctors announcement, HE
is going, the gaze OF the wife and
sous became fixed on the face of the
husband aud father, with now and
the plteous look of inquiry towards
the doct-r, until his further an
nonncement. 1T is over" the wId
ow clssped her .sons TO her. exclaim
ing, MY darling boys" The friend,
withdrew leaving them for a time
when they were tenderly led from
the room. THIS evening, by the d.
rection OF the Mayor, the city bells
were tolled fifty -four strokes, indica.
ting the dead Senator's age. The
bells will also be tolled each day at
noon until after the funeral. The
family have decided on Monday at
one O'Clock as the time for the tuner.
al services at the Roberts Park M,
Il. Church, and the iutermeDt will
take place at Crown Hill Cemetery.
The services will be conducted by
Rev Prof. S K Hoshour and Mr.. H.
l. Hoshour, Mrs. Mortons former
pastor, and the Senator'S preceptor
assisted by Revs ] B Cleavel, Hen
ny Day and j III Bay ess.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The
intelligence OF the death OF Senator
Morton, received here tonight, pro
duces profound sorrow. On he an
nouncement of his death to the Sen
ate Tomorrow, a committee Will be
appointed to attend the funeral at
Indianapolis, in conjunction with a
similar committee on the part of the
House.
At $50 P. NJ. Prof. Widows, of
the Metropolitan church chimes,
played the Dead March in Saul"
and other dirges, aud tolled minute
bells for one hour in memory OF the
illustrious dead.
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FROW LYON DISTRICT.
JoBN JOHNSON

LYON, Nov 5,.1877
Editor argus:
We are stIll alive and we'll with a
fair prospect fcr good old age, not
wilhstanding the fact that the edit
or Of the Journal looks down from
his exalted position and frowns
upon ns as We pass along in our
RECKLESS career" We do not de-
sire a controversy with bin, on ac-
count Of the following reasons such
controversies never end in any pro6t
or credit to either party concerned
nor to either paper, from the fact
that 1t is not only uninteresting TO
the majority OF readers but also dis
gusung; this we know from what we
have heard said Of controvers,e ~
that have appeared heretofore in our
county papers. Our aim he topIv+
the news IS We gather it rom tby.r
with whom We are associated aua
are not prompted by any ill feeling
on account Of thing that transpiie
during the late campaign, AZ those
wounds OF there were any) have
long since healed. This We shall
continue to do regardless Of the
threats Of any one. .---As we are
having very fine weather farmers
are last crihbing their corn. end
many will hDish ere another week.
The yield IL good, and it. is now SELF
ing ~ AZ ceDts cash. TIE acreage
OF wheat sowu is about double thai
o. sny previous year, and 20 far
looks very 6ne..--- Our old farmers
predict hard winter Nth much
snow. Rev. Hos coumebced a
proiracfed meeting ~ Shay ehooi
bouse yesterday ---As The prosper
ity d the citizens Of Austen has
somewh.t declined on account Of
he closing o the yoke, our cl urch
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Additional Local.
FROM UNION DISTRICT.
UNION DISTRICT Nov. 5.

Editor ArguS
AS we are chsritsbly disposed
we shall not consume time nor space
to complain OF come bad errors
which appeared in our last letter
The omission Of several words, and
the use Of several wrong letters mad {
us say funny things, as for instance
spelling bull dozed" with an *"
But as We have some events to chron.
icie we leave the errors Tor the read
er to correct, aud will proceed ia
business. ----Since our last letter the
Hymenial business has been bris SIX IN
these "diggins.' No less than three
Utctln1s are recorded .---- Yesterday
wac d memorable day IN the history
OF our modern Daniels Daniel No
married daughter OIL DANIEL No 2
Daniel No. 3 made the twain one,
and Daniel No attended as A
groomsman. This is no snake story
and Oar lei No. l il now supposed to
be happy in the enjoyment of connu.
bal felicity. We have not had the
opportunity to consult with Tan
nsr" Dan. with reference to their
gentalogy, but it is no where recor
ded that these Daniels are descend
ed IN direct line or chronological
order from the Prophet Daniel. Nor.
: bat they were ever cast into Lion
den, but tvs said that old No. 2 Dan
once saw Lion or Mule and Tor
his life he can't tell which il wa.
they look 20 much a like. Well bet
That IT was the same chap hat made
music for the Auroraites and PLAYED
the dUce with the shoe makers eta
bic the other Sunday night. We
are strengt hened in our opinion
from the fact that George b., an OBJ
serving young man, was out on the
same night, and declares that il was
the very same "critter,' Tor be heard
him hollow many a time. ----Sevetal
weeks since IN letter TO the ARGUS
We took occasion 10 speak oil the
commotion IN the bachelor camp. and
gave q ~ our humble opinion that a
stampede wac imminent. Since which
We have been q close observer Of
events, and are more fully convir O.
ed that our opinion wss we'll found
ed.---- Hsppei ing 10 bark orr shia
the other evening on = cook stove 10
D. N. Wotring's warehouse, we were
led 10 inquire tbe owner Of the stove.
when "lo and behold" We we're in.
formed that it was Tor an old Joch
OF course / AN not expected % give
be name 20 the public a. this par
ticu'ar stage Of the programme. but
that ABE smplates ehskine
of single "cussedusss at ~ esf,V
day is apparent Bot having init
mated that I would not give HE
naDe to the public now, I must how
egsf Os allowed to cay that Abe
BE- not his true on rea. name, snd
will telI you how be came hv that
name "Abe' rs be De- sometimes
~ ss sound and true Drmocrzt
ss ever wore sboe leather. or beard
the LAX sine, or, or 'srsTled psI"
IF Jcu please He was tcrn Dem
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-10

The Real Estate Broker, a paper
printed at Parkersburg, Gays that
this is favorable time 20 buy West
Virginia lanAp. Our lands have
reached the minimum price.-There
IL no State 10 the Union where lands
good lands areeo cheap as in this,
especially Nhen the location, ingress
and egress markets and the immense
productions .ars considered. TIE
coal, oil, timber and agricultural in
terest are not equalsd in any other
State. The great necessity is CAPT
tai and labor to develop these
mighty resources"
The same paper says Seven
eightbs Of The land is susceptible Of
cultivation with considerable Of ease
as a large portion Of tue land lies
well. It's very rich, especially the
ridges, The eastern slopes Of the hills
aud the numerous valleys. The rea.
son why theee lsnds are offered 50
cheap arises from the fact that a
large number OF our land holders
purchased large bodies Of ibis land
at an early Jsy at a mere nominal
sun; that they are aware that fifty
acres well cultivated is worth $50
poorly culdvated.--In short, they
own too much land That dining
the OIL excitement in this the oil cen.
ter, large number Of men in West
Virginia became infatuated with be
idea Of smsssing fortunes, ADD con
sequently became involved in debt.
and now in these depressing times
are obliged TO part with a portion II
not eli Of their lands, to eztricate
themselves from this dilemma"
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The follow ng letter seems to have
been ION tramp" as 1t was writ
ten on the 10th ult., and reached us
On the 9th insI.-ED
AURORA, w. VA, Oct. 10.
Editor Argus
Our friend IRA" criticises our
communication of late date, mas
much that we did not give the pro-
portiobstr degenerscy OF the Demo-
cratic party in this once glorious
banner district. We knew your
readers we're intelligent and would
readily comprehend our meaning;
besides this, orr education was al
mcst exclusively in the German Ian
guage; this we give as az apology
Tor any deiects In our communica-
ton. "Irs" lntimates at ignorance
and Office seeking was the great
cause. Correct, IRA" we accept
20 opinion as the true answer to
the question you PROFOUND.
Don, Of Portland, gives your
readers hatieriDg account OF the
agricu Itura products. foots up the
oat crop of f. AZ Stuck, cons sting of
% acres, AT 1858 bushels. We con-
gratulate Mr.. Suck on his success
at farming, when we take into con.
sideratlon that his attention is divi-
ded between the plow aud the
yard stick. By the way OF further
stimulant 10 the farmers of Portland
district, AS wei as others that may
choose TO profit thereby, we will
state that tue oat crop of our neigh
Dor, Mr.. DANIEL Beschy, averaged
64 bushels per acre, this season. and
not a very good year for oats either.
Oats throughout The county seems
abundant, and as an item in laet
week 8 ARGUS informs us that they
are good for calves, We will expert
ment. Weather unusually pleas.
ant. Farmers that do not get thro
with their work under such iavors
bic circumstances should be stricken
off the list. HAMPTON
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DEATH OF SENATOR MORTON.

INDIANAPOLIS, November L.
Senator Morton died At 5.3OP. 81.
to-day. The frequent tol.etios oi
to-day render it unnecessaIg 10 re-
count bis suGerings and tne meas
ures employed 70 alleviate hem.
About noon Mrs Morton sud her
cons, by Der request, we're If. alone
With lhe Senator for about 81 hour
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NOTICE no CREDITORS.

TO the creditors Of William y. zinr
deceased
lu pursuance SIS decree off the Cir
cult Court oltre cou tty ~ Preston. made
im q cause therein pending, 10 subject
the real estate of the said William u
Iph, ~ toe payment Of his dcbts. YOU
are required Go present your claims
against ihe said William -. Zinn Tor ad
judicaiion 90 smith Crane. Comm ission
60, 200 lds 0ih 'o iu said county. on on he
Tor. Che sen day ~ Dncou bcr next.
witness, smith Crane. CLERK OF said
court, this 6th day Of Nov smbor, 1877.
SMITH era n p, CIEpK.
NoylJ S850l
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PRIVATE letters from Japan state
that complications have arisen be-
tween England and Japan with re-
gard TO the opening of Corea, and
that Russia sides with Japan. Eng.
land insists on sharing all OF Japan
advantages in Cores, and Japan re-
fuses to comply with the demand
Russia will support this refusal il
JspsF will waive he claim to a
northern port OF entry, and choose
one further south.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-10

In Is said III an article in Harper s
Monthly, by writer who has Lived
ten years in Alaska, that the land
there is worthless, and the seal fish
cries likely to soon become exhaus-
ted. There are, according to this
auth 'rity only one hundred white
persona in the country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-10

Having made arrangements ~ advor-
Use extensively Boo this aud adjoining
states. "h % rsons having real estate ior
see, should learn my Terms and ODr0r.
tuniues FOR Imposing of tho same.
Call upon OF address,
w. r. LfSrON.
Real lelate Agent, Portland. Presto
county, W. va lmJ lGul
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THE latest returns from Tuesda az g
election are that Pennsylv mia has
gone Democratic by large majority;
Mcclellan elected Governor of New
Jersey; a Democratic majority OF
about $4,000 in New York; wiscOn-
sin in doubt, and Maryland and
Virginia as usual"
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SENATOR DAVIS, of West Virginia.
has annual fits OF doubt about the
condition of the Treasury. 1t is he
opinion that there are not less than
fifty discrepancies in the ofici al
statemen Is involving large sums, and
ne insists on knowing why this lie
thus. The Senate does not seem
anxious to know all about it, and yo.
ted down Davis resolution for a
committee OF investigation.- Cinci-
9aGtti Commercial.
The Senate does not seem anx.
ious to know all about it" from the
fact that they know some of their
comrades in crime would land in the
.penitentiary. IF there are no forced
balances why not give Senator De-
Wis ,hIe committee of Investigation ?
1t certainly looks as though discrep-
sncies existed; and if the fair thing
was done Senator Davis would te
granted his committee, and it would
not be long until he would have one
OF the greatest frauds of the century
brought before the eyes of the pso-
pie.
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NEwBURG w. VA NOV.

Editor Argus:
Mrs. Carrie Ferguson, of Greedy,
Iowa, is visiting Der daughters, Mrs.
@ E Ellis and j. A. Cross, of this
place. The festival in the Metho-
dist church, at Independence, one
night last week, broke up in row,
there being to much benzine on
board among the managers. Finan-
cially 1T was a success, but religious
y 1T WIS disgrace. -- "A difficulty
occurred on Saturday evening, at
Independence, between David Faw-
cett and Bennett Weaver, In which
the former was slightly cut with 4
KNIFE. DR.. Dent was called ana
probed the wound and pronounced il
not dsuSeroos. lit is currently re
por ed that the parties who have
purchased the L ontown and Frank
lD Furnaces will immediate put
them in operation, Ii So Austen
Goa Co, wHl furnish tue coke. ----
Dr.. q NJ West, OF Evansville, was ia
town to day and reports evefyth,rg
1ouUshlng 10 that old town
Joseph Ellie, Esq who has been
quite lll, ~ again able TO we on hie
engine. His fireman, Patrick Moran
IS all smil est Is 4 glri
Yours truly,
JoRN JOHNSON
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1877 1878
"a EST VA. UNIVERSITY
w MORO A NTOWN. w. VA
1878

This institution Of learning. under the
tTesidency OF Rev. J. r. Thompson, A.
NJ. isenlering upon a new era of pros,
perity. During tho Spring Term lust
closed, the attendance Of students was
increased over O. per cont. It has "a large
and scholarly Faculty, beautiful.
healthfui and moral location: ample Sci,
Gntiiic and Philosophical Apparatus; "a
Library onstantly growing; n uorricu
lum Of the most thorouph cboractfr r. O.
standard OF scholarship surpassed bv no
American inst tuition of leaning.
THE EXPENSES ARE LESS than at any
otheT place known 20 afford equal adVan-
taRes. The Fall term begins Sept. 5th;
the winter torn January 2, and Spring
term March 18th. For iulI information,
catal9gues &o., address the President.
July 10, '77.l GEO. G. STURGISS.
Secretary Of RegoL Is,
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-, '|TFUIIIII"f y IIII|
The parties in the above mentioned
cause viii please take notice that shall.
on lnesiay The 1tn day of December
next t nay 0ihce aforesaid, proceed %
execute the nyOvo ndmoI decree Of roll
ofcnce' al which blIu0 ANA place thoy
may attend 81 they see proper.
SAlIH GRAN ~ CONN.
jas. 4. Blows, C0uuso..
nov. 10 $751;
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-10

GREAT preparations are being
made for the Paris Exposition in
1878. 1t is expected to be a grand
affair.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-10

Hon. D. W
VOORHEES, of Indiana, will succeed
Mr. Morton in the United States
Senate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-10

Br Tut -iias been en-
gagged Boo hc practice Of
.trttiicincthirtySesirs and
for tiong tincsvas dcinor .
sfrltor 81 anatomy in the
Medical College Of Gcof.
-iI. hence persons usin.,
irs Pills havethc guaran-
tr- t.atthty are prepared
on s-i,uiihc principics,
ard are free from ali
quiChcrv.
lie has Frccrcded In
combining la thCnu tiir
heretofore artlgouistic
qualities &C n s('sA4Shen.
fHg, fNIgGnvs, aHda bNr.
NyINg f0Hic.
Their first apparent Il.
feet is to increase the ap.
petite by causing the food
tO properly asfifnila ate.
Thus the system is nour
ished, and by their tonic
acton onthc DIGESTIVE or.
gaps, vCguiar AND healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
Persons take on 6eyh.
while under the influence
Of these pills, oil itself in.
dicatcs their ndaptab.lity
TO nourish the body, and
hence thcirciiicaCyin cur
INK nervous dcbiiitvanel.
ancholv, dyspepsia, vast
ing Oi the muscles, slug,
gishncsa of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth To the system. Sold
In ray Street, New York.
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SENATOR Morrow, OF Indiana,
died on the ID inat., and thus has
passed away the giant and leader OF
the Republican party. His last
words were, IL am dying, am worn
out" The Republican party ls now
without leader, without an object,
and almost without an existence, and
soon it will be compelled to repeat
the last words of it's leader, al am
dying. / am worn out"
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