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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-31

Judge Charles Lowis,died at ClarkS,
burg on the 23d, inst, and was bur.
i'd the next day, Resolutions ofRc-
spoct were passedby the Marion Bar,
Judge LOWS used to reside in this
place,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-31
LEHAL PUBLICATIONS.

list OF REAL ESTATE with
in the County OF Mason, sold in the month
Of November, 1877, for the non-payment
of taxes thereon for the years 1873 and
1876, and purchased by individuals, TO-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-31

certainly will obey your order with the
Sreatest pleasure, and will sustain the
pressure Of all calls made Oh me, espe-
ciOlly in my
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-31

THERE'S great excitement among
the workingmon in California, and
serious outbreaks are feared, The
cause is said to be cheap labor among
the Chinese.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-31

Long Nathan, $40 acres, Kanawha back
lands, Is acres, Adam Zurich.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-31

The speech of "Dan" Voorhees, in
the Senate is said to have been ono
of the finest made in that body since
the days of Calhoun Webster and
Clay,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-31

Our English cousins clustered n
good deal about war, but nothing has
come of it. Their tones are peaceful
now.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-31

BE ready, therefore, in your Restaurant
with your Good Oysters, Pigs Feet, Tripe,
Picked Tongue, DC, anu
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-31

Therefore, citizens of Mason county, don't
pass by here; examine my goods-BUY--
and don't get in trouble by getting arrest
ed. Ii we work together, we soon will
have a Iirst-clnsss town OF less than 10000
inhabitants.
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH HEN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-23

PORTLAND, Feb. IS.
Editor Argus
| hope that this letter will not be
80 deisoed as not to be lsgible.
have known the vi,ion of some men
to become obscure, especially when
the great city of Philadelphia had
besn visited Portland has now
an excitement equal to the days Of
the returning boards OF Louisisus-
4 portion of our citizens claim we
have no board at ali. others that the
old board must hold over, aud 9TH
srs that the new board slscto0 il the
legal council. l presume the Judge
Of the Circuit Court will be called
upon to settle the difficulty. At
this writing we will not express an
opinion pro or con, but will say NO
will ever oppose the paying of the
Mayor 3 klngwood board bill cen
trsctsd while trespsss suits are be-
ing Irrigated. We hope the present
beard will not play ground hog-sse
their shadow and crawl into their
hol'.----Tho shooting match at the
White House, in Fsystts county,
Pa, on the ID inst was grand at
IAN; a very large number of the Low.
srs OF shooting mark were present,
and every one tried to do his best
as the championship bslt OF the CO..
was to be shot fol-. Old uncle Bill
Benson, Of Preston county. happen
ed to be present and was prevailed
upon by the Broom6eld boys to take
band; he declined, saying he was
too old, being 90 years Of age. Fl
ntlly the old man went in. and after
the fifth round, Billy winning four,
he was ruled out and awarded the
belt 40 the champion OF Fayette CO.
He is ready to meet any o! Preston e
crack shots Tor the same belt, and
more if they will come to time.
j. D. and Il. b. Benson and w. Co
ban were turkey hunting last week,
and they succoeded IN killing three
OF tho America binds and one wild
cat, +. D. did one thing wrong in
shooting the turkey he found in the
road asleep. This looks cruel to
awake sleeping bird b. piercing it
through with bullet. 1t won't do
for birds to sleep when the Esquire
10 around. j. d. killed the wild cat
and one turkey.--.--Georgo F. Dick,
enc of our best citizens has moved
on farm near Aurora. DARBY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-23
COMMISsIONERs NoTICE.

Pierce T.. llausford, LLOYD Parsons.
and Ann G. Parsons bis wife. Lloyd
Hansiord, Ruth T.. IIansfUrd, Alice M.
Hansford, Zylla DausfOrd aud Sarah
llanslord, tho i've lattor Of whom arc
infants aud sue by William w Hang.
ford thoir next friend Plaintiffs,
W.
William l.. Tanslor in his own right
and AZ administrators OF jacob lanslor,
deceased, Jacob Eansler, John III Fans =
Ter, stephen l.. Fansler, jacob w.
Flanagan and Elizabeth Flanagan his
vito, Ezra Knots and Sarah Knots
his wife, William O., Daniels and Mary
l.. Daniels his wife, stephen Boner and
cortuin unknown and NOM osident
children ano and heirs at law Of An
drew Fausler, deceased, Ns well as
heirs at law OF jacob Fansler, deceased, ,
-Dclendants.
IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue OF tho provisions OF tho de-
cree rendered on The 9TH day Of Novom-
Der, 1877, by the Circuit Court Of Tucker
county, w. Va, tho above entitled cause
was referred 30 John J. Adams, who is
directed u audit, state and settle the nd =
nlinistraiiOn account Of the said William
j.. Fanslor, Administrator Of the said ia
cob Fausler deceased.
That said Commissioner also ascertain
aud report the real estate Of which the
said docedont died seized, the quantity
ana situation thereof, and whether tho
Same is or not susceptible Of partition
either in whole or i'm part am ong tue said
heirs 90 law.
That 10 enable the Court to bo mo
thoroughly advised ia the PROMISES tho
shid Commissioner is directed TO ascor-
tam ana report tho number of heirs en-
Titled ~ tho real estate of the deccdont
including tho said unknown heirs, and
the fractional share Of the said real estate
10 which each will Dos entitled,
That The said Commissioner also H.
certain and report the udyaucomcuts that
hav" boon mad0 by tho said decCdent
~ tho heirs at law 90 tho amount and
proportion 60 which any Of them have
received sucL advaucemeuts. And the
said Commissioner has leave 30 report
any special matter deemed pertinent by
himself or required by any party hereto,
anu That inc report 81 this court at tho
next term, in order TO % final decree.
The said Commissioner may publish n
notice OF thc time and place Of executing
lhi4 order, Duco week for four cOnscca-
i've weeks BOB tho West Virginia ARGUS,
newspaper published iu Ringwyod,
and such notice 40 published shall DO
equivalent 90 personal service OF the
adnlo, upon the parties or any of them
Notice is Therefore given 60 the parties
That iu obedience tD tho said decree j
VIII, ON Monday The 25,h day Of Fobru-
airy, 1878, at the Clerk s oilic0 Of said
court, in Saint George West va, pro-
coed to execute the said order OF refer-
encc; and if from any cause the Same be
not completed on that day, the Same will
DO continued from day TO day or from
tmo TO time, at the same place, until
completed.
Giy7n under my hand as Commission
er Of said court, this lsth dry Of January
1878.
JOHN J. ADAMS, Con'r.
Dayton, p. n.
Ia ~ n dv s221
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Read this Extraor-
binary Offer!

Any per-on, living IN Preston CO.,
sending us TWO dollars will receive
the ARGUS aud the Wheeling Week
ly ReSister for one year The usual
price Of either paper is 81 80; but
ia order to make the circulation OF
The ARGUS 90 beyond that attained
by any paper ever Published in Pres.
ton county, We make this eItlaordi-
nary otter
Any person owing us on subsorip-
ton can avail themselves Of this offer
by paying TOR the ARGUS at the rate
Of 81 80 per annum for the time
they have been receiving it, and
sending Us two dollars and receive
the ARGUS and the Register for one
year from the date of our receiving
the money. The Register will be
mailed TO subscribers direct from
the Office Of publication. Any per
son not living IN the county wish
ing to accept this offer, must remit
Is cents Extra to prepay postage.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-23
SHORT SKETCH OF A FORMER
PRESTON COUNTY BOY.

wilbur 5. Royse, who was born July
%, 1861, upon the old Royse farm, la
miles East of Kingwood, was, from his
Infancy, "A remarkable child in many res
poets. He never forgot anything, aud
before lac could read he was really annoy
ing to his parents on account of tho
many questions that his inquiring mind
prompted him TO ask BE was always
obedient 10 the commands Of his father
and mother; he learned TO read before he
was old enough to be admitted to tho
public schools, and from that timo TO the
present he hes been constant reader.
taking no interest i'm light literature, and
giving his attention mostly TO histol v
and other solid matter; hence, at tho ear
~ age Of sixteen he is we'll versed in both
ancient and modern history, possessing
literary sttainments rarely acquired At
the age Of thirty. lie mastered the stud
les taught in the primary schools of In
dianapolis when he was thirteen years
old, and in three years moro had compile
ted his course in the high schools of that
city. Being bent upon journalism a. his
profession he IN de an engagement with
the indianapolis Daily HentincL as collec-
tor. In this position he not OILY made
himself useful i'm collecting money, bat
also in collecting news items of interest
which are Of daily occurrence in city
like indianapolis. So remarkable have
been his developments Of ability in the
work assigned him that i'm less than six
months time no has been placed upon
the regular reporters staff of the Daily
Sentinel.
Onward and Upward" is his motto.
and may other boys emulate his exam
pie. 80
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Church itOm her youth up, and died
a triumphant death.
WILD GEESE
are migrating NOrthwsId. Robin
ned bresst hiss returned hither.
Spring is approaching and the watch
word OF our younG bloods will soon
be "ho' for ;be sugar esmps, the
tatiy and the gals.
JOE BARTER
IN answer to our inquiry informs us
that he consults Nsncy's dictionary
All indeed, why that's the rs-y one
we thought he consulted all the
time.
Ia y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-23
SUNDAY MoRNiNG's FIRE.

Last Sunday morning, about six o.
clock, some Of the people of Kingwood
were awakened by the cry OF "frer and
II was soon discovered that MIR. Lantz's
smoke house, which stood near his resi-
donce, was ablnzo. A good supply of
water was soon on hand and the flames
eHtinguished, but not until after the
building was almost consumed, a lot OF
bacon half-cooked, and quantity Of corn
parched. There were about2 900 pounds
of bacon in the smoke house, belonging
TO Mr.. Lantz, DR.. Manown, Mr.. Frank
Hine and j. w. Parks, which was burn
ed TO such an eXtont that the larger por-
ton of il is only fit foI immediate use
There were many other things stored
away in the building aud the loss is
about two hundred dollars.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from the iron safe (Which contained the
fire placed there 10 smoke the meat get
ting so hot that it fired some dry mate
rial which must have been carried there
by tho rats, a the top of tho safe was
even with the floor and under that il was
surrounded by brio k wall and inflsm-
Unable material could not have touched
the safe in any other way. The noxt
day when the rubbish was torn away it
was discovered that one OF the slespers
next to the brick wall surrounding the
safe was almost burned in two.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-23
Two THOMAS +. CARRICK ANo Mi.

'No THOMAS +. CARRlCk ANp NIL.
"A tHAEI CARRICk: You itre hors-
hN notified that ON tho 20th day OF March
1873, at tho office of Caldwell ard
Caldwell, No, 1912 Nhaplins street. I'm tho
city OF Wheeling, state of West Virginia,
inc dep o~luous Of smdrY persons will
he taken to LC read a. evidence i'm th,
hearing of the suit i'm equity now peud
ing mn the Circuit Court of the county of
preston, Wherein We nrC plaintiffs aud
you and others are defendants. And II
nom any cause tho said dcpositious
should not leo token, cor hoinE commonc-
ed and not completed, ON said dav, the
same will ho adjourned from day to dav
and nom time 10 time TO tiuo until Ia.
ken and completed.
BLOCH BROS. & OTHERS.
Il. :. Il NJ, p. a, Iu5i4
December - 1877. -, 90
teotuNrN 10, -, [2d ms 500
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ADNELLL.LNG RATEs .

IraHs.st iHI-if.v cntS.-Sl per incl
for Lr. Insertion. aud hly cents for each
aUHIt 900. insertion.
A.NHI.-ru mis- u. more than two
squarU., standing '.r longer time than
one month ~u.tr, tu -PeCial rate sched-
ule which can tc seen by calling AT this
Office,
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
paid for when ordered
LEGAL notices % cents per line for four
insertions.
Personal communications will be in
serted iOr5O cents per square.
Ten lines of this type one square.
Local notices ZEN cents per line.
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VIRGINIA, ~.

At Rules held I'm the
Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Courtot pr,.-
ton county, on the first Monday OF Fe6.
ruOrV, 1878
Martin l. Shalsr, assignee OF David
hmarmHu,
W.
John =. Murdoch, administrator OF
llezckiah Miller, deceased, and Others
(hclrs of said deCcdouO.
IN EQUITY.
The object OF this suit Is to subject tho
realty In the bill and proceed iugs herein.
mentioned, 10 the payment ot the bal.
ance Of tho purchase money ia the bin
mentioned.
And II appearing that tho defendant
James w. Miller * not n resident of this
State, no is, therefore, hcrohy required
Ia appear here ut Rules to ba held for
said Court, on the first Monday of March
next, and do what is necessary TO protoc {
his interests horoin. And II is ordered
that tho foregoing bo published i'm the
West Virginia AR0US "A weekly news
paper published in this county.
a copy Test
SMITH CRANE, Clork,
yno Barton Payne, Atty for Pm,
2077 ISL
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JOB PRINTING.

We take this method to inform the pub
nc that we are prepared 10 do an Kinds
OF job Printing at city prices. We have
lately added a lot of new printing mate
rial 10 our ohlCe, and haviugR PRACTICAL
PRINTER To 40 ovU WORK, our facilities
are not surpassed, 10 VQualcd, in this part
OF the country.
Address all orders tu
WEST lRGl\lA ARGUS.
kGN0WOOp. WrSr Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-23
STATEoE WEST VIRGINIA, 81

At Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of Tucker county, on
tho first Monday. in tho month OF Janua-
ny, 1873.
William Ewin, Plaintiff,
".
Solomon w. Cosuer, and John Dali
ley, agent &c, defendants.
IN CHANCBRY.
The object of this suit is to require the
said defendants TO intorpload, In the mat
ter of an order, drawn by the defendant
Daley on the plaintiff, in favor or tho
defendant COsner dated March Tho --
1876, for the sum Of 800. 90, the payment
Of which order being subsequently cou n
termanded by tho said Daley, payment
was withheld by tho plaintin, whoroup-
on the defendant Cosnor brought his
suit at law against the plaintiff.
And 1t appearing by an anidavit filed
that the defendant John Daley, is not a
resident Of this state, he is therefore,
hereby required To- appear here ut Rules
70 DO held for said court, on tho FIRST
Monday in February noxt. and do what
iSnecessary to protect his interest here
IN, and that copy Of this order be post
Oh and published as required by law.
copy-peste:
JOHN j. ADAMS, Clork.
WIN. EwiN, pa
1919 II s. 30
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COM MISSIONER'S SALE.
-
Murdoch, ct Als,
W..
Chichester, ct ala.

Pursuant TO. de~
croo OF the Circuit Court of Preston couu-
ty, | viii oiler lor sale before the front
door oftha Court House, i'm I<iugwoud
on the sth day OF April 1873, tho realty
docrccd To- bo sold ia the above caSo.
The said tract oflnud contains one hun
drcd acres, aud is the same tract OF land
conveyed by llcHcliah Miller 10 George
w. Chichester by decd datod tho .2i dnv
Of April, 1874. iti, situated la Kiug,yood
district on tho winters OF Lick Run. aud
rs we'll improved.
1t VIII be sold Tor 30 much cash Ina
hand ~ Is sufficient to pay tho costs Of
suithud cXpcuHcs of sale, aud the residue
upon credit of twelve aud twcutyhlour
months, tho purchaser executing interest
bearing notes with approved security,
money
JAMES a, BROWN, Com'r.
Fob % $500
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-23

A little child OF Samuel Edmunds,
colorsd. of this place, died yesterday
morning from the effects Of the
whooping cough. The funeral will
take place to-day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-23
THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US.
Is Published eVeIy Saturday BY
r. CLAY n. HYDE,
EINGwooD PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :

TO residents Of this couHty-One YEAR
$3.50; six months, IS; four months, SO
cents.
TO non residents oftls cotnty-One year.
Sl,65-the 10 cents extra beng charged
to prepay POSTAGE six months, IS cents;
three months, 90 cents.
Our terms are cash ia ddudnos, there.
fore all papers will be stopped az the ex-
piration of the term o subscription, uu.
less renewed.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


COMMISSIONERS SALE.
&JOao c. Corners. Admir-,
Joab G. Conucrs heir, al.
CiRoUTr COURT -IS CuANCRRY.
] will sell on Monday.
JANUARY 9TH, 1873.
being cour, day. at the front do.r Of
tho Court House, i'm kiugwood, two trActs
Of land lyi1g about five miics West OF
kiugwood, adjoining, zach other, aud
containing. together.
FIFTY ACRES,
boiUg the same tracts couvcvel 20 Joab
q. Conner bN Barton NJ. aud David n.
forncN, and Asa II. Squires, March 18th
and 2sth, 1872. respectively. These two
tracts, together, constitut' very conVs-
Mont aud valuable little farm we'll inn
proved, woll watsred. and having thors
ON comfortable buildings and good or
charl.
lEltMS-So much cash In hand 40
may he necessary To- pay tho costs OF suit
and expenses of sale. and for the residue.
upon credit OF q, II, and Is months. the
purchaser executing interest bearing
notes, With good personal security.
This sale Will be mndo bv virtue OF \
decree OF tho Circuit Court of preatou
county, in the above eau -, at the OotO-
bcv term, thereof lS7T.
r. w. MONROE, Special Com.
ktuEwuod, W Va, Dec q. 1917
-- This sale ~ postponed tiu March IL,
hrst day OF county court,
un5i 800
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4 Negotiable Preparation. iuvouted "a
tne iIth century bv DR.. William Grnce
surgeon ben King James army. Thro'
its agency me cured thousands of the
most serious sores and wounds. and was
regarded by ail who knew him as n pub
llo Denoiactor. 25ca box, by mail GOO
For sale by druggists generally.
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A CARD OF THANKS.

Editor Argus
Permit me, through the columns or
your paper, to tendermy heartfelt thanks
70 my kind neighlOrs aud friends. OF
Kingwood, for the money they contrib
uted 10 make mp the loss sustained by
the burning ofmy granery and smoke
house. May He, who holds all things
in His hands, reward them richly for
their Kindness.
y A NrrI,E
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70 tho creditors OF Ellon Graham.
dccoaSod
I'm pursuance Of decree of tho Circuit
Court of the County OF Preston, m ale in
cause therein pending, to subject tho
roal estate of the snid Ellou Graham to
the payment of her debts. YOU are 10
CURED To present your claims against the
said Ellen Graham for adjudication to
Robort w. Monroe, Commissioner, at
his ONCE In EihWWood, on or before tho
18th day of March next
witness, Smith Cuuo, Clerk of said
Cour,, this 10th day OF February, 1873.
SMI III CRANE, Clerk.
j. A. Brown, Plaintiffs Counsel.
Feb 237S- St70
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INVEST VIRGINIA, IS. ::

At Rules hold
i'm the Clerks onicc OF the Circuit Court
of Preston county, on the first Monday of
February, 1873.
Horny g. Davis, ~. B. Davis. aud w
IL, Davis partners &c. trading and
doing business undor the firm name
of Henry G.. Davis ~ Co.
against
Martin A. Scissor and Alexander
Inckie, partners &c. trading and
doing business under tho firm name
ofScisson Il Packic.
IN ASSUMPSIT AND AN ATTACKS
MENr RETURNED DULY LEV-
led Oh til l. PROPER1 Y OF
THE DEFEN DANTS.
The object Of this suit * TO recover tho
sum Of Sl73.SJ with interest on $3.50 pars
90 thereof from tho dly of
1871, for tho rent, use and occupation ola
certain quarry of rock and ytone, leased
to the defendants by tho plaintiffs, and
ntoicSt ON S23 81, residue of tho sum first
aforesaid, with interest thereon from tho
18th day of May, for lumber fur
nishod 10y tho plaiutin to tho defendants.
And it appearing that the defendants
are not residents of this state, thov arc
therefore. hereby required TO appear hero
at Rules to bo held Tor said Court, on the
first Monday OF March, next, and do what
IS necessary Ia protect their interests
herein. And IT. Is ordered that the fore
going DO published in tho West Virginia
ARGUS, "a weekly newspaper published
in this county.
a cupy-Tost
SMITH CRANE, Clork.
Jno. Il McGraw, Atty for PRS.
[2077 $40 10
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COMMIssIONEHs SALE
- HOUSE AND LOT IN


- HOUSE AND LOT IN
BBUCETON
Pursuant 10 2 decree OF the Coupfy
Court OF Preston county. rendered af fbe
November term, 1878, iu the Chaucerv
case Of George Maust W John Gibson go.
J viii on Saturday, the lG day of March
1913, 10 being court day, offer az auction
before the front door Of the Court House
Of Preston county, the house and lot do
creed boz said case tO be sold; 90 being sit
uatod iu the town Of BrucetOn. Pres.
ton county, w. Va The house i4aue4t
two story franc building near the bridge
aud tun sumo Chat Is now occupied bv
said John Gibson
Term Di sale Tho property will bg
sold "r sufficient sh Bon hand o rav
costs ri SUIT and r3lo and ihc residue up-
Un redlt Of @ aud " months. tho pure
chase. executing bonds with approved
security bearing interest from tho day
ni -aie ,Or lhc deferred payments Of pur-
chase money
JAS. II, CARROLL, Comm'r.
IFS 70 $3.50.
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WHEN YOU COME TO KING
WOOD, STOP AT THE "OLD
RELIABLE"
UNION HOTEL

Having taken charge OF this ulsro
house, have thoroughly renovd itat8
and furnished 10 new throughout. and
arm now prepared To- a.eYuIuot The
travelling public in Grst-eI4-s style. and
VIII spare mo pains tO.mase my guests
comfortable.
Corner Main ana Price streets, Court
House Square
Charges MoaOQte. Good stsbIiuE at
lacbed. NJ. J, NEFF..
BOJoVtfl Per Joan Il N8A
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The object Of this suit is to subject a
house and small lot Of ground iu the bill
mentioned, belonging TO the defendant.
Aaron %. Renshaw, TO the payment Of
tho plaintiffs claim.
Ana it appearing that the dofondant4.
George >. Ronshaw and Margaret S. Rom
shaw, are not residents of this State. thav
arc, therefore, hereby required 81 appear
horc at Rules 10 bo held for tho said
Court on the first Monday OF March next.
aud do what isuccessary 90 protect tbcir
interests horein. And 10 is ordered that
the foregoing bc published boo tho West
virginia ARGUS, weekly newspaper
published in this county.
a copy Test
j. AMI MARTIN. clerk.
II. w. MONROE, dHyJDr run
ST.OD-227s.
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O. = = is not easily earned i'm these
~ = times, bat IL can bc made in
three months by any one Of either sex
In any part OF the country who is willing
10 work steadily at tho employment that
We furnish. 500 per week in your own
town. You need not be away from home
oyer night You can give your whole
time TO the work, or only your SPARE
moments. We have agents who arc
making over $50 per day. All who On
gage at once can make money fast. At
the present time mOney cannot be made
30 easily and rapidly at any other bust
mes. 1t costs nothing to Try the business.
once, IL. HALLBTT 81 90, Portland.
Nmne.