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The New York herald., 1878-12-20
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

The Kings County Board of Supervisors held their
regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon. petit
ton signed by about two hundred stonccuttcrs, ask
ing that the stonecutting for tho wing of the
Jail be given TO Brooklyn men, presented by
Supervisor Moran, who offered n resolution that
the contractors furnishing the material and
labor for the structure be compelled
10 give bonds that the work bo done in
Kings county. An amendment that tho OPEN
ing OF the bids be deferred till the next meeting
and that all bidders be allowed to bid again and all
others have opportunity of bidding was offered by
Supervisor Ladlcy. The Chair ruled II ont of order
the ground that the bids not yet before the
Board. The resolution was finally adopted by a vote
of Is to Ia.
The bids for the Jail improvements. of which there
were nineteen, were then opened. The highest was
The New York herald., 1878-12-20
UNABLE TO OBTAIN BAIL.

writ of habcas corpus in the case Of Joseph and
John johnson. who last week assaulted Mr. Clarence
Deaiicd on the Manor Road in the village Of New
Brighton, ). L. made returnable ut the New
Brighton Village Hall, yesterday morning The argu-
ment was heard before County Judge westervelt,
who issued the writ DR.. Alfred Carroll Mr. Della
fields physician. testified that his patient, although
in very low condition, out of danger. Judge
Wcstcrvclt decided to accept bail In $4,000 each
prisoner. District Attorney Croak appeared for tho
people. ana Mr George Gallagher for the prisoners
The prisoners up to Late hour wsre unable to OBJ
tain bail.
The New York herald., 1878-12-20

DEMONSTRATIONS
On Vesey street. in the stores the prices of poultry
ranged little lower than those in the market, but
whether the quality is the is for the buyer to
judge. For instance, chickens were quoted at 10c. a
l2c geese at lOc. 12c domestic ducks ut lOc 12c
lnaard ducks at 75c oc. and roasting pigs at lOc
l2c. The importers of foreign produce say that the
invoices for New Years have all arrived and that the
prices are fixed for some time to come.
1t is stated by firms in Washington Market
that the regular holiday poultry has not begun to
come IN yet and that when 1t does arrive there will
be an enormous surplus supply Others again claim
that the prices are sure to rise, has been usual
during good many years, III proportion Christ
mas draws nearer until the very evening before Tho
more general opinion is, however that there will be
very little variation from the prices given above The
dealers in evergreens say that the price per yard OF
the rope will 90 up to six cents.
FULTON MARKET QUOTATIONS..
In Fulton Market the prices will differ somewhat
from those in Washington Market, as will appear in
the following list, from which excluded all quo
tatons which are identical with those already givcn:
The New York herald., 1878-12-20

The Fulton Market dealers look for rise in the
price of poultry if the weather continues to be cold
as it was yesterday. They say that the stock this
year is generally little finer than it last year.
The prices will begin to when the rush of pur
chasers stronger on Saturday. but on Tuesday
rapid decline is anticipated. The chocer quality OF
poultry and game will not. however. show any con-
siderable variation in value.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-09
G ERMAN SETTLEMENT.

Editor argus:
/ have been thinking for some time
thst / would write you letter, but
then there is Ira" B. and "Hsmp-
ton, and Joe and Nancy Barter"
always writing, and they might
write The same news, that l would
write, only giving it different col
oring, and you might think my letter
wash I just right, or didn't give The
natural truth; but will write At =
venture and let your readers judge
for themselves
/ thought l would give The ma
bogony" (thers got one big word)
OF io1cbase that some others and
ny sslfh'd some time ago. Well
there was my self you know Jake.
Yves, Jerome, old Solemn aud me;
aud the fellow With the long leps.
and John, each wanted to 20 but
didn't
will give you the reason We ook
1t II our heads to 90 you and svry-
Uody else, and rect Oh mankind, know
Old Mr. David Frssland Of Port.4u.
district He isa regular fox hun
ter, you know. He rides foe horse,
and always gets scslps enough to pay
bis taxes. So we, US and company,
concluded We would act on the plan
Of imitation, but We had to foot 10.
The snow was about l6 inches deep
and we started out with full force
with hurrs (Oor wives can chop
wood you know After = run Of
three and q hsIf days we called
halt to divide The proceeds Of The eu.
tsrPrise, resulting 6usly one pleas
ant, one fox 10 the rocks, aud one We
didn't get. slso one blue grey squir.
rel The pheasant Jake swsppej
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DEATH OF MR.. JOHN c. WOT-
RING, OF UNION DISTRICT.
AURORA, w. va. Feb. 4,

AURORA, W. Va, Feb. 4.
Editor argus:
Another old "land mark" has
fallen. On Saturday morning Feb
I'd 1878, Mr.. John @. Wotring de-
parted this life, in the 81st year OF
his age. Mr.. WOtring was horn in
what is now known az Unien dis
trl:t, Preston Go. w. Va. in the year
1897, and but few months subse-
gueut to the close Of George Wash
ngtons second Presidential term.
He resided for many years prior TO
bis death on the Stsmple Ridge, and
"Y widely knows throughout the
county-particulsrly on the East
side Of Cheat River. He, having
assessed that portion Of the county
several years. He was noted for
strict integrity and honesty Of pur-
poss IN all bis dealings with his lsl-
low men. He was member IN
good standing with the Methodist.
Episcopal Church, for more than
forty years Mr., Wotrlng Was
twice mrirsd. Hls fret vile, three
daughters and q SOD, preceded him
to the spirit world. He was the
father Of ten ohildrsn--seven dauph.
and three soDs, ell by bic fret wife
Mr.. WortEng lived to witness al
unusual trsip Of deosndants. IL IL
known that bis postsfity numbers
10 grand children aud SO great
Grand children, making the grand
totsl Of descsndents l43.
II 10 due to the memory OF the
aged sire, to state that bis posterity
rack among the most respected pto-
pie Of Union district.
Nj Wotring was perhaps, with q
single exception the Oldest person
living IN this district. The de-
ceased had passed four score years.
an age TO which lew can reasonably
expect TO attain, and his death has
cast gloom over the nsighboshood
IN which he lived His remains
we're followed 10 the grave by q
large concourse Of relatives and
friends who mourn, but mot az those
who have no hope Their earthly
loss is bic eternsl gain.
The bereft friends have tie symp pa
Thy Of the entire community in this
affecting dispensstion Of Providebcs.
W.
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LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.
HEALpsBuRs, Jan 10.

hEALDSBUkG, y an. ~.
Edsor Argus:
A still small voice from the Pacific
coast speaks again. The new year has
brought ms the blessed rain" 1t came
on a through train from the Peaceful"
for several days and nights this week
filling rivers and creeks for the first time
this winter Heavens artillery furnish
eel celestial music one night,-ths FIRST
| time for eight months.
There are some peculiarities OF the
weather here; viz; IL seldom rains much
by day; but when night comes, the air
bringing the moist Al mosphere from the
sea, and meeting a cooler one in the
mountains and valleys, causes the night
rains. Also, tho atmosphere always gets
cold before a rain, and warm afterward.
The Spanisrd says, much wind, much
cold; much cold, much rain" Thore is
general rejoicing throughout the State
on account of the rain: even as the Egyp-
tians watch the Nilomotsr, so the Cali
| ifornians the rain gauge.
Salmon fishing is in order. The fish
ascend the streams during high water to
spawn" and many are captured by
means OF guns, spears, and nets. They
weigh from five TO thirty pounds The
"Diggers" (IndiAns) ARE experts at fish
ing.
To give you some idea OF the benefit
INDIAN RESERVATIONS
are, and how the thing is done here, we
will state that there il a reservation for
the Diggers in Mendocino county and
about once year the agents corral"
them, getting as large number as pos
sible, IN order to get large appropria>
ton, and then allow them To patrol CITY
and country a. will, annoying citizens,
while they the agents. are making a
mice thing of it, Potiuone have been
sent To Congress, but il seems the PRAYER
OF people of this coast does not even reach
Washington.
war again st some OF the text books
used in the public schools is being waged
at the Capital, Sacramento. Petitions
signed by hundreds of teachers, request
ing change, arc met BY others from
booksellers, opposing the change. Al.
Bancroft & Co., Publishers, OF San Fran
cisco, offer to furnish the Pacific Coast
Readers, and swap" them book for
book new book for an old one.-for
McGuffey's now in use; but thore is too
much money somewhere east OF the
Rocky Mountains. McGufYey's agents
are here watching the sinking ship
Aonteiths Biographies, and Browns
Grammars, also i'm use, are bitterly OPP
posed 10y teachers, and scholars general
ly. The law does not allow "A change of
books oftener than Onco in three wears.
Music Is spontaneous production
here-the birds by day. and the frogs at
night.
Our "sensibilities" are shocked Al the
orthography Of "Our Dutch Cousins"
Here's our M on wager of"twO bits"
that ons>half the California school bows
can beat III Don't mako fun of Joe"
for he's very sensitive.-Kp
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

FRHELAND's, Jan. l9.-Ata Quarterly
Conference held for Pleasant Hill Cir
cult, horgantown district, West Virgin
10 Conference
A. it has pleased God in his providence
TO remove our beloved brother, Raw.
Hosea Mstbeny.
J.. That In bis death the Church has
last faithful member. his family a kind
husband and father, and the community
an esteeped citizen.
2. That the members Of this cen florence
extend unto the family and friends Of
the deceased our warmest sympathies.
and that We will remember them i'm our
prayers in the hours OF their Affections.
3 That a copy oftheso resolutions be
sent to his family and a copy to the Pres
ton County Journal and West Virginia
ARsUs for publication.
Z, Tint those resolutions pc recorded
Nth Nho MINUTES Of GA, Copfsr.r,s. r.
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FROM SALT LICK VALLEY.

SALT LICK, Feb. 4, 1879,
Editor Argus
Felix L. Beatty was presented by
his wife with fine girl baby on the
18th inst.
Squire James Beatty has been an
invalid about year. He is afflicted
with asthma, most Of the time being
confined to the house. He is now
able to walk about.
The boys have returned from
court and all iO quiet here now.
Lewis G Ford ia making hoop
poles and baskets this winter.
Spencer X Elsey lie hauling saw
logs. We think he is going to build
the cage and then catch the bird.
WILLIAM,
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OF to d. WotrinG aud Co, for a ten
cent plug Of tobacco snd gave the
squirrel IN for good measure. Now.
you know, Mr.. Editor, times are
hard, wages are only from SOC. 75c.
according to quality l sm not
much at hGores, but you can cslcu.
late by the double rule OF three.
how we come out. II that rule
wont work right, try the rule OF loss
and gain.
Nov, Mr.. Editor, the women say you
ATE clever so you may give your
opinion IN little piece Of sditoriEl
aud much obhgea
Fox HUNTER.
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w EST VIRGINIA, IS.

At Rules 'held
in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
OF Preston county, on the first Monday of
February, 1873.
Henry a. Davis, II. b. Davis. and w
X. Davis, partners DC, trading and
doing business under tho firm name
OF Henry G. Davis, ~ Co.
against
Martin A. Scissor and Alexander
Packie, partners &c, trading aud
doing business under tho firm name
ofScissOn & Packie
IN ASSUMPSIT AND AN ATTACH,
MENT RETI RNED DULY LEV~
led ON THE PROPER1 Y OF
TIL T. DEFENDAN TS.
The object OF this suit in to recover tho
sum OF el73o5 with interest on $3.50 par
col thereof from tho day of
1877, for the rent, use and occupation ola
certain quarry Ofrock and ytono, laSsop
to the defendants by the plaintiffs, and
lnioIost on S23 81, residue Of the sum first
aforesaid, with interest thereon from the
lith day OF May, for lumber fur
nishcd by the plaintin TO the defendants.
And IL appearing that the defendants
arc not residon Of this State, thoy are.
therefore, hereby required TO appear here
at Rules TO be held tor said Court, on the
hrst Monday Of March, next, and do what
~ necessary 20 protect their Interests
herein. And 1T is ordered that the fore
going he published in the West virginia
AEdus,-a weekly newspaper published
IN this county.
a copy Test
SMITH Ora NE, Clerk.
Jno. + McGraw, Atty for Pins.
lZ07 SlO75
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THE SUN.

1873. NEW YORK. 1873
As the Time approaches for the renew
al OF subscriptions, THE SUN would
remind it's friends and wolf wi shers ovarv
where. that it is again candidate for
their consideration and support. Upon
it, record for the past ten years IL relics
for continuance Of the hearty .syrupa-
thy and generous cooperation which
have hitherto been extended to 10 from
every quarter Of the Union.
Tho Daily Sun is four BaVp-shoet Of
y columns, price by mail. post paid. 80
cents a month, or 81. 50 per year.
Inc sunday edition Of THE SUN is an
eight page sheet Of IS columns. WhiIo
giving the ncws Of the day, 10 also cor
iHins large amount Of literary aud mis-
ccllancous matter specially prepared for
it. THE SUNDAY SrN has met with great
success Post paid Sl.ZO a year.
TIE WEEKLY sun.
Who docs not know TfE WEEKLY
SrN7 10 cirCuIates throughout the Uni
ted States, tho Canadas. aud beyond
Ninety thousand families greet lbs wcI.
come pages weekly, and regard be- iu the
Ieht OF guido, councillor. and friend
US news, editorial, agricultural. AND lit
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ae-The new Poor House is now ready
for occupancy. The Overseers OF the
Poor, OF the different districts, having
paupers In their charge can find accom-
modations for them at any time.
JNO. J. COOKE, Pres. OF Board.
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B. AND O. r. r.
TRAIN EEME AT FUNNELroN.

TRAIN TfME At TUNNELToN.
EASTWARD BOUND.
No. /, ll;22 p. NJ. noutSto
5, 1918 a NJ Daily.
Z, 40 p. NJ Daily except Sunday
IS, oss7 NJ Way train,
WESTWARD BOUND.
No. :, $40 A. NJ. Don't stop.
:, 3;35 do. Daily
8, 1877 do. Daily except Sunday.
10, 5:l5 Il. NJ. do.
IS, 1917 A. NJ. Way Train,
AIN TINE AT PORTLAND.
ooINo EAST.
nc. /. IL 90 p. NJ. Daily.
s, ii ~ An do
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30, IS A NJ, way train
GOING WEST.
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S, SO do. do.
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10, l6 p NJ Daily.
IS, IS \ NJ way train
The way train east Is always from
i to hours late usually about two.
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ADVERTISING RATES:

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JOB PRINTING.

We take this method 10 inform the pub
lie that we are prepared to do all kinds
of Job Printing at city prices. Wu have
lately added a lot Of new printing mate
rial to our Office. and hnvinga PRACTICAL
PRTNTER TO 30 OUR WORK, our facilities
are not surpassed, IL cqualod, in this part
Of the country.
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WEST VIRGINIA, -.

NJ RulCs hold I'm tho
Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Court Of Pros
ton county, on tho first Monday Of Feb
'ruary, 1878.
Martin l. Shaflsr, assignee OF David
Hinorman,
vs..
John :. Murdoch, administrator of
hezckiah Miller, deceased, and o,hers
lheirs OF said decedenU.
IN EQUITY.
Tho object of this suit il to subject the
realty IN the bill and proceed ings herein
mentioned, To tho payment OF the bal
ance Of the pure haso moiiOy i'm tho bin
mentioned,
Ana II appearing thst tho defendant
James w. Miller is not a resident of this
State, ho IL, therefore, hereby reouired
to appear here at Rules To loo held for
said Court ON the first Monday of March
next, and do what is necessary TO protec I
his interests herein. Ana IL il ordored
that the foregoing he published i'm the
west virginia ARGUS "a weekly news
paper published in this county.
copy lost.
SMITH Ora NE, Clork.
Jno. Barton Payne, Atty for Prf.
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WHISPER YOU'LL BE MN

w HISPER YOU'LL BE MINE,
LcvE.-THE iavoIte Southern
song writer. John T. Rulledge, com
poser OF Save the sweetest kiss for
Me- has in Whisper you II be Mine,
Love gwen us most decidedly the
Prettest Song OF the past ten years.
1t has perfectly bewitching melody
that sings itself right into the hearts
OF music lovers the world over. Pub
hshed IN elegant style with Crimson
and Gold title page. Easy accom-
psnimsnt SdSptsd for either Piano
or Organ. Published also u Aiken 9
Character Notes Ask your nearest
Music Dealer for tor send tho
price Accents. direct to the pub
Usher.
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j. b. Lilly, of Albrightvill., Pres
ton county, was IN town Sunday
and returned home next day, accom-
panied by his mother.in law. Mrs.
Reed widow of the late Henry
Reed - Post
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- Z = = isuOt easily earned % thoae
- Umos but it can Doe uIadr bon
'hfse months Dy any orc OF either sex.
% any part oi the country who is willing
20 work steadily 40 tho omplovmeuG that
we furnish 30 per week Boo your own
Town. You need not bo away from home
over nlEhi. You can give your whole
time tD The work. or o.Iv your snare
moments. We have agents who arc
making over so per day All who en-
gage az once cau mako money fast At
tho present time mOnrs cannot be mndo
20 easily and rapidly at suy other busi-
mes. 10 costs nothing 10 trytbe business.
ierms aud - Outht FREQ. Address at
Maine,
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US.
Is Published evey Saturday by
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KIEGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY. ". VA.
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cents.
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color, 'rtth the gloss aud rfeskaess OF
youth Thin hair is thickened, iAI
ing hair checked, and badness often
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the kAiS
whore the folliclss arc destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decaysd;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that new growth Of
hair 10 produced. Instead Of foulina
the hair with psSty sediment, L
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent tho hair
nom turning gray or falling of,
and Consequently prevent baldnesa
The restoration of vitality il gives
20 the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruG, which is
often SO uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those doleteriOus sub
stances which make some prepara-
tons dangerous, and injurious to the
HAIR, the Nigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely Tor
a HAIR DRESS NG, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain.
ing neither oil nor dye, il does not
'oil white cambria, and yo. lasts
.ong on the hair, giving il rich,
@lo.sy lu,,rs, anI . grateful perfume
''@narod b, Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
r,eh-ri ana analytical Chcsnisth
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uDmi-4io.oo
Tlo TH@MAs y. oANkICK 40 M.

Two THOMAS II. CARRICK AND MI
"A CHAfL CARRTCK; You arc hors-
by notified that or the 5th day of Janu-
airy, 1878, mt the Office OF Caldwell and
Calc well, No. 1919 v'hapline street i'm the
civ OF Wheeling, state OF West Virgins.
the dep 1sitiOns OF sun6ry persons will
be taken to I've read ~ evidence in tlI,
hearing of tho suit ia equity now pond
ing M the Circuit Court Oftho county OF
Preston, wherein we are plaintiffs and
you and others arc defendants And II
rom any cause tho said dispositions
should not bo taken, or being cornmenc-
cd and not completed, on said day, tho
same Will be adjourned from day To day
and from time ~ time 70 time until IN
ken md completed.
BLOCH BROS. & OTHERS.
-. S. 81 NJ, pa. iD5n
December B 1877. TSl Oo
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THE WHEELING WEEKLY KEG.
IST'ER is a large 90 column paper. con
tanning State news Of interest and the
news the country and world. II makes
a specialtV of IL.
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CoMMIssIoNERs SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Joa SC. Corners Admir-.
Joab O.. Corners heirs ot al
CIRCUIT CoUHT-IN CHANCKRY.
will sell on Monday.
JANUARY 7TH, 1879,
being court day. at the front dool OF
tho Court House, i'm Kingwood, two t~ncts
of land lying about five miles West OF
kinRwood, adioiuingl each other, and
tanning, together,
FIFTY ACRES,
berg the same tracts conyevoI To Joab
g. Conner 10y Barton NJ. and David IA.
Forlnoy, and Asa ID. Squiros, March 18th
and 18th. 1872, respectively. These tw,,
tracts, together, Constitut, "A very conyo-
niont aud valuable littlo farm. well inn
proved, VOL watarod, and having there
ON comfortable buildings and good or
chnrd.
TERMS So much cash in hand as
may Ice necessary topHy tho costs of suit
and expenses of sale, and for the residue.
upon credit OfB. ~, and 10 months, tho
purchaser executing Interest bearing
notes, with good personal socu rIty.
This sale viii be made by virtue Of
decree of tho Circuit Court OF Preston
county, IN the above eau 81, ut the Octo-
Der term, thereof, 1877.
X. w. MONROE, Special Com.
kinRwoOd, w va, Dec. g, 1877
This sale IL postponed till March IL.
first day OF county court.
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Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair ios
natural Vitality and Color.

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