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The New York herald., 1878-11-24
poEs THE woRIn yovps

The Rev. John Jasper of Virginia, DE do
move for in dc morin II shines dis side oh de
whil In de ebenn' dat side oh de hous Now, cf he
don't move. how he dars' notwithstanding Mr..
Jaspers logic yet believe the world moves.
When Mr. Jaspers ideas constituted the popular
belief people thought that 10 die of smallpox or
cholera simply fulfilling of natures laws Now,
through vaccination smallpox Il aycrted while cholera
cholera morbus, d, senery dun aud diairhna readily
cured by the of Dr. PiERcEs C0nporSp EXTRACT OF
NEED Docs such evidences tend prove that
'tho world movessN As external remedy for cuts,
bruises sprans swellings bites aud stngs of in
CoNporxp EXTRACT or SMART wErp has equal veteri.
surgeons have also employed IL with marked
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UNOUIET ITALY.

THANKSGIVING SERVICE FOR HUMBERT's S
SAFETY HELD AT THE AMERICAN CHURCH IN
ROME.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
ROME, Nov. %, 1873.
A thanksgiving service was held to-day
in the American church, on the Via
Nazonalc, at which the Rev. Mr.. Nevins
oficiated There were 700 people present,
including British, Americans, Swedes
and Dutch. The foreign diplomatists
would have been more largely represented
had it not been for the fact that the German
Ambassadors held meeting at the same
hour for the purpose Of drawing up con-
gratulatory address to King Humbert, to be
presented on his return to the capital to-
morrow at three o'clock in the afternoon.
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BANK OFFICERS HELD Fog DErRAUpINa DE-
posrTORs
NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j., Nov. 81.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Nov. 23 1878.
The following named gentlemen were quietly
rested here tonight and bacd IN the of $4,000
each to appear before the Grand Jury and answer to
a complaint Of Alderman John =. Clark representing
the depositors of the dcfunct state Bank Abraham
Voorhees, Joseph Fisher sr., Joseph Fisher Jr,
Frederick stats Sri. and ex-statc Senator Levi u.
Conover. The complaint charges them with wilfny.
inalcio,sly and knowingly defraudng the dcpostors
The above named gentlemen were directors OF
the bank al the time of its suspension
ApriI. 1917 voorhees, being president aud Joseph
Fisher Jr acting cashier Charles w Brooke of New
York will appear counsel for clark and the depos
itors. TN account of the social standing OF the ac
cused their arrest creates profound sensation.
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TRIAL DEFERRED.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NEWPORT. II. L., Nov. %, 1873.
Owing to blunder in the indictment James Dag
2ett who assaulted the captain of the schooner q.
Burnett, in Dutch Island Harbor, with razor ~ re-
ported in the HERALD last week. will remain IN Jail
until March before he can have his trial. The in
dictmcnt Incorrectly charged that the offence was
committed In Newport. Assistant Attorney General
Hopkins. who framed the indictment. to-day asked
a nolle pros upon II.
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EARTH TO EARTH.

BURIAL OF THE VICTIMS OF 4 MINE EXPLOSION.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SULLIVAN Ind. Nov. ~, 1873.
The day has been solemn one here The funeral
of the eight victims took place at two o'clock. at
which time all the church bells in the town
tocd The procession headed by all the brass bands
of sullivan, playing II Adore Thee" was very i'm
posing and over mile in length. So ends of the
most dire disasters that has occurred in Indiana for
wears,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop Quintard, Of Tennessee, and Don NJ. Dickn-
son. of Detroit at the ST. Nicholas. Chin Shu
Yang. Chinese Consul General for the United States
and General L. A. Bee, Chinese Consul at San Fran
cisco. at the Sturtevant. Professor C. " Riley
United States Entomologist. is at the Gilsey. Con-
gressman A. Nj. Waddell, of North Carolina is at the
Union square. Daniel OLcary is at the Mctropoi-
TAM Francis b. Hayes. of Boston. is at the Brevcor
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NAVAL MOVEMENTS At NORFOLK.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK. Va, Noy -. 1878.
Commodore r. W. Shnfeldt who il ordered on
a scentifc and commercial cruise the Coast OF
Africa, arrived here this morning await the arrival
of his ship, the 1icondcroga lie received with
salute OF eleven guns from the frigate Franklin.
Commander Alfred Hopkins reported at the Navy
iard today special aide Commodore Creighton.
The Plymouth put to sea this morning for the
Kittcrv ward.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
jBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NoRroLR, Va. Nov. 3D. 1873.
An unmanageable horse. attached to cart driven
by Mr. A. Benton. wen known farmer Of Norfolk
county ran OF this morning the Princess Anne
turnpike. aud Mr.. Benton thrown ont and in
stany killed He driving home from market at
m
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END OF THE CANAL SEASON.

ALBANY, n. ", Nov. %. 1873.
superintendent Clark announces that navigation on
the Erie, Champlain. Oswcgo and Cnyuga and Seneca
canals will close on Saturday. December I, unless
sooner closed by Ice.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours. in
parison with the corresponding date of last year,
indicated by the thermometer at Hndnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building. No. 21S Broadway
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WHIPPED AND PILLORIED.

NEWCASTLE. Del, Nov. % 1873.
Nine conyicts. six black and three white, pub
cly whipped at the jail here 'to-tay. FIVE of them
being also pilloried.
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WHAT UNBOUNDED ASSURANCE MUST THOSE
parties have who pretend put the miserable limitations
which they make or sell with tsILNss SrLrHuR
Soar the foremost remedy of the day for diseases and
of the cuticlc most sauars clarcr
cnt o the compe xon disinfcctant aud Of
speedy relief in Of rheumatism and gou Sold ly
druggists groccrs and fancy goods dealers.
G. y. N.CRlTIENTON Proprietor, 9th nv.
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EXCITING FOOT RACE.

DENVER, Col. Nov. -. 1879
An exciting foot took place here to-day be-
tween G. II. Williams. Of Denver. and Davis of Cali
forna. for $4,000 q side. The race was won by
williams. Time 81, seconds. Distance, 100 yards.
Thirty thousand dollars changed hands the result.
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If everything in the world half the poetry Of
the word would lie lost and : veneer. Hrv
puREys PARstAS DIAMONDS upon which neither time
wear have effect. coating of diamond precip
taed by ,oaic action crystal base They for
sale only u II. HUMPHREYS Jcwclry Estabii shn ent
sa Broaiway, iath New York Price list
free have agents.
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GENERAL JAMES Triton.

General James Tilton. civil engineer, and formerly
Surveyor General Of Washington Territory died last
night.
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DENIAL OF THE REPORTED ATTACK ON THE
BARRACKS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. %, 1873.
despatch from Rome to the Times denies the re-
port that an attack made the barracks in tho
Pesaro district. with the intention of forcing the
gates, on the night of the 18th inst.
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A.-GENTLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE A FINI
hat ,.,t hat and hat Of magniH proportions
Invited . examine the WINTER Hans manufactured b.,
ESPENSCIIEID liz Nassau 81.
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THE STORM.
DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF IT'S FunY--A MAI:KEr
STEAMER SUNK AND roNTooN CARRIED

DtSIhtCIisL EflEalS ot IFS FUZZY A MAi.hLA
STEAMER SUNK AND poNTooN CARRIED
AWAY.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
QuFuEc Nov 23 1873.
The storm caly this morning was attended with
disastrous results in the region Of Quebec and the
Lower st. Lawrence. From an honr before midnight
till four o'clock the wind blew perfect hurricane,
throwing down old outhouscs in the city. unroofng
buildings and hurting chimney pots and double win
dows madly through tho streets. On the river
two bateaus filed with cordwood were broken
to pieces against the city wharves The furious
waves tore the huge pontoon of the st. Lawrence
Steam Navigation Company from its moorinss and
drove it up the stream instrument CT destruction
to whatever came in its way
VESSEL WRECKED.
1t dashed into the market steamer Dixie, from st.
Nicholas and Lotbncre. which lay with several other
market steamers at Champlain Market wharf filled
with valuable freight Of farm and dairy produce
for the city markets. and belonging TO French
Canadian country farmers. The steamer was broken
to fragments the captain and saving their lives
with extreme difficulty. At daylight nothing but
the overturned hull Of the Dixie and number OF
splintcrs remained to be The freight consist
ing Of potatoes. butter, eggs, meat. &C. is at the
bottom and is being grappcd for. The Dixie j. said
TO De the property OF Mr.. Labellc, anu Is unlnsurcu
FURTHER DAMAGE.
The beams Of the steamer Express badly injured
and other steamers moored AT the place suffered
less. The pontoon sunk half mile further
up the river. the wharf of Allan. kaye Co..
narrowly escaping running into the mail steamship
Sardinian which sailed for Liverpool to-day.
DAMAGE FROM FLOODS IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON, Nov %, 1878.
The high tide this morning caused by the long
tinued eastery storm. submerged the track OF the
Boston. Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad for long
distance and washed away five hundred feet OF
the road bed. preventing the running or trains The
loss to the road will be considerable
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THE ESSEX EN- ROUTE For 81. HELENA.
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

The United States sloop-of-war Essex has sailed
from this port for st. Helena
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE PORTSMOUTH AT MADEIRA.

lBY CABLE TO TIE HERALD.
LONDON. Nov. %, 1873.
The United States ship Portsmouth. Commander
Frederick Y. McNar, route from Hayrc, home, ar
rived AT Madeira ON the 18th of this month
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Magic OF the Mouth Fragrant SozoDoNr renders the
mouth enchanting Composed Of antseptic herbs Il
mparts wilderness the teeth delicious like
breath aud preserves intact from .onth age the
teeth. Druggists keep IT,
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EUROPE.

L,LORIIINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH
What adds fragrance to the breath
As volcts blue
What gives the gums healthy tint,
The teeth pearly hue
What adds to Beanty's peerless gift
Wherever II Is
Why, ";allups' famous Dentifrce,
The "FRAGRANT FLORILINErH
For sale by all druggists in the United States.
GOLDEN IIAIR.-ROBARES AUREOLINE PRO
~ duecs by two three applications the beautiful golden
color much admired. is perfectly harmless To be had
ot all apothecaries and fancy goods dealers Sole agents.
K. HOvENpEN son, London, England,
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Balmy odors from Spice Islands.
Waited by the tropic breeze.
Sozopo>r in healthful fragrance
Cannot u. surpassed by these.
Teeth il whitens, puriiies:
you will use IL IL You're wise.
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UNION ADAMS, No !. .i21 Broadway.
between 25th aud 26th SITS.
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LADIES' KID GLOVES. ALL CoLORs AND SIZES
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.IR DYE.-BACHELOR'S HAIR DYE SOLD BY
,ist. AnnlieL ~ cnlnhlAtcd WIG faclnrN ln Bond u
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THE AGE or vENETS

II everything in the world real half the poetry Of
the world would be lost and veneer Hru
have any effect coating Of diamond. prccpi.
sd BY =" l. Fl s%a iS
$40 Brcadwa,. corner iah st.. New York PRICE si seat
free. ] have no agents
A-GENTLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE FINE
hat T s, and % "' ,1s e are ire
EsPENscIIEID iis Nassau st.
Waited BY the tropic breeze.
sozopo>r IN hea',hful fragrance
Cannot he surpassed by these.
Teeth IL whtens, purifes
You viii use II u You're wise.
Magic OF the Mouth. Fragrant sozopoxr renders the
mouth enchanting Composed Of ansept,c herbs 1t
imparts whcness the teeth. delicious flower like
to the preserves intact from yonth age
teeth Druggists keepit,
GREAT REDUCTION IN o
I ,ientemrn's aud Ladies' Boots aud Shoes.
ns frsne & ss . and a. IA q s.,. e @ .as double
i.adic. ane Button boots j. So ST. s. So 81 and s.
at BROOKS. 1896 Broadway. corner 10Th st.
A-rIrTY THOUSAND FAMILIES HAVE EN-
dorscd Moopn,s srLrnrRT.a Soar: cures NIL skin dis.
eases; no bad odor
A CoNQrERoR OF RHEUMATISM AN ERAD-
ieaior Of impure blood. however oai-lisArrs Ihsr
TOILET LUXURY ron THE TEETH AND
a5r.
A--sELzER BRuNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
Importer
A--LACE cURTAINs.-BAIANCE STOCK AT
"o""sIsI EE !'fi ESbsGRsR "ra %el s,a "a Duane
c,S WALKING snoss all s'ycs finest hand sewed Gurrns,
-; pssss snots. 81 slirrlss, ~ % STERN, Bare
AMERICAN STYLE or SHOES.
sh,.s and Gater. ~
GEls io7 Nassau st, near Ann.
For Ba,rans go 10 W. H. sANDifER, Diamond Mer.
chant, 'os Broadway, corner s,h 81 Established sai.
ASS FELT HAT, 81 30: SILK HAT. 50 20. WORTH
s.. II New Church It. CUP starrl
A.-UNNATURAI REDNEss or THE NOSE UN-
timely wrinkles 90 the face also dandrnn itching falling
fs.Fs % = s'G % " gSsss r' - 81" daa "
AMERICAN "sTAK' SOFT CAPSULES
Hue wrapper Avoid fancy names. Our Sandalwcod
'ee" E H,isG "pds rETE re- ssc ssi a xeu York
A.-wINTER FASHION GENTLEMEN's BREss
and business liirs ready.
BURKE, 2ii Broadway.
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs MtvsIows Sysrr for children tcethinr
softcns gums reduces allays all main and
cures wind collie and diarrl"a; 2ac BoTfIE.
A------------------- - a,
q BROOKS PATENT CORK SOLE
/ Roots aud shoes
Recommended by all ply sicians.
.isB broadway, corner 2pth st.
DALsAM or HONEY AND ToLU GIVES IMME
diatr relief IN all affections OF the throat and lungs
1ARTNErT \ Pharmacy, Bible House.
BRtDLEE'S ALlCIANA FOR THE COMPLEXION.
For freckles tan. rough skin. Sc. IL has equal The
only article which has chemists Ate nnrtv
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LADIES' FORMS FULLY DEVELOPED; GRAY
hnr 18th ~
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DALsAM OF HONEY AND ToLU GIVES IMME
diatr relief IN all affections of throat aud lungs
HARTNErTs : Pharmacy Bible House
BRADLEE's M1CIANA FOR THE COMPLEXION
For freckles tan. rough skin Sc. has no equal The
only article which has chemists certificate Tor purity IL
constantly improves the skin and leaves beautiful
plexion. For sale l., all druggists
MckEssoN ROBBINS Wholesale Agents
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pyE1NG AND CLEANING AT THE NEW YORK

GRADUATED LUNG PROTECTORS INSURE
sound lungs health sni comfort. sold everywhere.
SINGER manufactures, TOf broadway.
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HOYTS DYSPEPSIA CURE NEVER FAILS. FOR
alr hS all drnggists Gcnerll depot li Nesey y Y
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EXTRAORDINARY ARRESTS.

nond did not come TO Nashville.
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ly Magazine OF % page, sheet mu-
Hc size, containing music beth vocal
aud Instruasntsl. Tue Iustru neu-
tai music is OF different grades. con
sisting OF piano pieces rs we'll as mu.
etc arranged especially tor the Cab
ine, Organ. while the Vocs is Once
Ags,n, Ballad. by AIthut S. Sull
via. Deus Missrsstur, by w.
Hewitt, "a choice piece Tor church
servlceO aud two selections FROM
Song Leader the new Convention
book. The whole costing IN this
plumber not less than 81 so
The Guest is pubnshed monthly at
l 10 a year, postpaid, single copies
25c., one specimen copy Zoe. Those
who appreciate a high standard OF
music, should subscribe for this pop
ular Magazine Address,
W. w. WHITNEY, Publisher,
Toledo o
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Read this Extraor-
binary Offer!

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sending US two dollars Will receive
the ARGUS aud the Wheeling Week
ly Re5iste, Tor one year. Thu usu,
prlce oI either paper 10 81 80, but
IN order TO make the circulation OF
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oy ANY paper ever Published IN Pres
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OUR TUNNELToN LETTER.

TUNEELRoN; Feb. II, 1878.
Eaitor Argus
For the Issr lew days we have ex-
perleuced come very cold aud dls .
greeable weather accompanied b.,
snow, but not 10 sufficient quantity
to satisfy our young gents especial
y those who are lbe po-osssJrs Of
fine sleighs AMI fast mage
Our genial hiend NJ J ms l..
HlR0p 10, after an absenre Of seve, ]
months has returned aud resumed
daty a. t-le rapb operator aud we
are well ed to Welcome him 10
our midst again.
Mr. and Ms John w Bonsfeld
have returned their home 900 Ka-
nawhs.
Mrs A. N. sbsf-r, Of this 90
received visit on go TIE
from Mrs. NJ. l.. and G. j $ If
oil Austen.
Mr.. Henry Dnnkut. B
dealer 10 slaves bas been BOO
for several days look op b.
terests Of the stavc Dnabss.
Msssrs. SbaGer 20 ar. Int-
moving their saw mi.I %. on.
owned b. Messrs W W. aud j e
Williams for the puipos- OF -t.
= large lot Of timber be-. rur O.
the above mentioned parties OWN,
the land.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Jos g.. Corners. Admir-,
vs.
Joab G. Corners heirs ct al
CIRCUIT coURT-tS cUANCERI.
will sell on Monday.
JANUARY 7TH, 1878,
(being court dayl at the front door Of
the Court House,in kingwood, two tracts
OF land lVi lg about five Jules West OF
kiugwood. adj lining each other, aud
containing, together,
FIFTY ACRES,
heirg tho Same tracts conveyed 60 Joab
G.. Conner bN Barton NJ. and David II
Fortney, and Asa II. Squires March 18th
and 2Sth, 1872, resp, ctively. These two
tracts together. constitute n very conve-
Mont and valuable little farm, we'll i'm
proved, we'll watsred. and having there
ON comfortable buildings and good orr
chard.
rEItMS-So much cash I'm hand a.
may ho necessary To pay the costs OF suit
aud expenses of sale, aud for the residue,
upon credit of6, IL. and Is months, the
purchaser executing interest bearing
notes. with good personal secu rity.
This sale will be made 10y virtue OF .
decree of tho Circuit Court OF Preston
county, in the above cause, at tho Ooto-
Dor term, thereof, lS77
h. w. MONROE, Special Com.
kingwood, w. Va, Dec. 4. 1877.
- This sale * postponed till March IL
first day OF county court.
III
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FRON LYON DISTRICT.
LYON, Feb. u, 1878.

Lyon, Feb. u, 1878.
Editor ArguS:
Had | delayed writing much
longer, Tor the sake of appropriate
ness would have been compelled TO
change my co8nomen to "Once a
Month" instead "Once a Week" but
the delay has been Almost unsvo d.
able; / will, however, try 10 AVOID 4
repetition. | have several unusual
events to cbronIcIs this week, some
light and gay, others sad aud sorry
lUl.
Poor JARVIS Cot coon hunting uoto
riety) got INTO trouble since our last,
aud the reason you have not heard
1t ere THE. was pecsus- ne has sue
csedej as we belieys) 10 bull doz-
ing "FIdshs idsm az we'll as Buck
eye OF the JouraaL We sincerely
sympsthIze win C,aud 10 bis troub.
lie, aud will pass TIE matter by. with
the sdmonition tuat IN future when
he carries lady on horse,
whether IT be 10 Huwesyilie TO hear
he Oakley Singing. or elsewhere.
never put the Isdy 10 the ssddle es-
peciaiiy wu-u you have stiff OF on
a teuder-moutbed horse because yon
are apt TO get thrown besides Dc
gives irisnJ Powell great deal Of
tronb,e.
Buckeye Of the JuurnaL. bad mar
row escape on lasi Saturday sveninpI
AZ tram Of NJ SO convoy wss pass
ing Jis Office Ca jumped The track
and threw tbr seco. d one of both
on the side next the Office which
stands wejRe 100 be 8egn the track
aud rocks que car tore away the
Steps, bnrstei the root loose, aud
ore off me corner Of tb. sizing aud
pthvrwise Ijurng the building
"Jui 10 de bus exit through Oh,
window 30 any thing else but grace
/ fol manner.
a sad and distressing aocldenr
occurred IT K-yser on lssl SsturdAy
evening when resulted 10 The destb
Of The vile aud daughter c
NJ Eum McG uuis former,
O. TOYS County, and At prsseu0
IA Conductor 90 the g.,
DIVISION on The 3 10 r r Tnev
were picking up coal on tue track
when train NJ 10 (passenger) sp.
preached when they stepped upor
the other track and we're struck b,
train No 331 and Instantly killed
They we're brought 10 Nswburg Of
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ONCE A WEEK
LETTER FROM NEWBURG
NEwBURG FeO g.

NEwBURG. FeO 8.
Editor Argus:
Alter an sbeenee of two weeks ]
will again attempt, to give you the
news Of our town and ne,ghborhood.
Oar old friend Reub Bnb ha,
made his frs quarterly move tor be
year l878,-he now ocuwes tn,
house be lief; IN the tail opposIt,
Allen, EIns & Cos store H. say
he never will st,p moving unul be
gets the head OF hs bead IA prolr
position
Died on the 8lh inst. :, a. IronroNh
Nj. Patrick Gavrn, auer ungrl o.
ing illness
TIE wife and daughter Of DAVID
= Mcgwuis, formerly resident o.
thus place, wsrr run over aud xii d
at Key'er, about 4 O'Clock p tn, Saul
day. Tney were picking coal of
the r. r. track, whilst the trslue
were PASSING west and We're KILLED
by an East bound tram, they no,
hearing ITS approach Mrs. McY,u 4
was daughter OF Adam Gun All Ola
resident OF Preston county, and nas
a large circle oil relatives and friends
~ this community, wno We he
sympathy OF the people IN This sa
bereavement.
Our young merchant, IS mon the
Jew Is doing good bu -ue--, am
from the sleeps eyes he cast D., .
certain direction, he may take
partner.
The removal Of the work shcyp
from Ksyser, back to piedmont, oy
the r. r. Co., is causing :cunder.b.
excitement, the Ptpdmou' use A.,
very much eIared, aud the Krysenr,
dlsgusted. Some few OF our cIuz~,s
invested IN town lots At x
Youls,
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TNo THOMAS F. CARRICK AM MI,

Two THOMAS +. CARRICK AND MI
Il CHAEL CARRICK: You are hnrs-
by notified that on the 2Oth day of March
ISIS, At the office OF Caldwell and
Gale we'll, No. 1912 'haplina street. i'm tho
city OF Wheeling. state OF West Virginia
the dep >Sitions OF Sundry persons will
he taken To be read a. evidence in the
hearing " the suit I'm equity now pend
ing i'm the Circuit Court Of the county OF
Preston, wherein we are plaintiffs aud
YOU and others are defendants. And if
uom any cause tho said dispositions
should not be taken, or being commcnc-
ed and not completed, on said day, the
same Will Toe adjourned from day To- day
and from time tn time 10 time until ia
ken and completed
BLOCH BROS. & OTHERS.
II. =. & NJ, p. q. lD5i4
December 1877. tS5. 90
February Is, rs, T2d ms 81 90
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-16
M EST VIRGINIA, ~.

At Rulcs held I'm tho
Clerks Office oftho Circuit Court of Pres
CON county, on the FIRST Monday OF Feb
ruarN, ISIS.
Martin l. Shaflsr. assignee of David
ninerman,
vs.
John ;. Mgrdock, administrator of
llezekiah MillOr, deceased, and uther,,
(heirs of said dcccdonu.
IN EQUITY.
The object ot this suit is TO subject the
realty in the bill aud proceedings horcin,
mentioned, tn the payment of the bal.
anco OF the purchase money I'm tho bill
mentioned.
And IT appearing thSt tho defendant
James w. Miller * not a resident of this
state, no IL, therefore, hereby required
To appear here AT Rules TO he held for
said Court, ON the first Monday of March
next, and do what is necessary To- protec [
his interests hcroiu. And IL Is ordered
that the foregoing he published i'm the
West Virginia ARGUS IA weekly nows b.
paper published IN this county.
a copy Test
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Jno. Barton Payne, Atty for Pm,
2077 SSl