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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-07
TONTINE PLAN,

or upon the principle OF aceumulating profits fol
definite periods, which was first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance, and by lead
ing business men, Forty-foar per cent. has beer
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
sit Tontine Life Policies, and forty per cent. on It's
Tontne Endowment Policies. issued within the last
We years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent excusIvely the inter ests of the
Pohcy-holders, andi presenting the Society to no.
tce, they eel that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because OF the strict and conservative
principles by which its various departments ar
governed. In the assets ana in the administration
OF the Society perfect security is given for the flu
ture, wnlcn IS oil great Importance to those depend
ing Upon their insurance policies for the ultimate
upport OF their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such args AN.
mai transactions as the Equitable; none is more
promptand just In its dealings,
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

The only combination of the
true Jamaica Ginger with
choice Anomalies and French
Brandy for Cholera, Cholera
dorbus, Cramps and Pains,
Diarrhea and Dyspepia, Flatu.
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n the stomach and Bowels and
svOiding the dangers of change
,ater, food and climate. Ask tor
,5ANFORD's JAMAICA GINGER.
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new RICH BLOOD!

Parsons Purgative Pills, make New Rich Blood,
and will completely change the blood in the entire
sy stem IN three months. Any person who VIII
take pill each night from l TO IL weeks may be
restored to sound health, If such thing be posi-
BILE. Sent by mail Tor letter stamps. /. 5. JOHN
son Co.. Bangor, Me. julyl1iw
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legal Advertisements.
Order for Meeting of Creditor
under Section jO32.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOX THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
Frspcis Low, Ir., : In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Upon the application of Edmund =. Webb, As
signee of the estate of Francis Low, DR., Bank.
rupt, IT Is ORDERED, That u second general me ct
ing of the Creditors OF said Bankrupt, be held at
the Court House in Augusta, in said District, on
the twenty-thrd Gay of August, A. ID. 1873, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. before John W. May one of the
Registers in Bankruptcy In said Detrlct for the
purposes named in the Section 50f2 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States Title Bankruptcy.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, That the AS
signee give notice OF said meeting by sending
written or printed notices by mail, postpaid of the
time and place of said ting to all known cred
tors of said Bankrupt; and that he also notify the
Bankrupt to be present lhereat and he shall also
publish notice OF the time and place of said meet
ing once week for two successive weeks, in the
newspaper called the kennebec journal, printed
at Augusta, the first publication TO be al least ten
days prior to said meeting.
WITNESS, The Honorable EDWARD Fox, Judge
OF the said Court, and the seal thereof 1T Port
land, in said District, on the tn rtieth day
of July, A. ID. 1875.
PAUL DANA,
Dept Clerk OF District Court, for said District
Issued this Both day Of July. A. II. ls7s by
JOHN W. MAY Register.
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Bankrupt y took!
EXTRA BARGAINS NOW !

We have lately opened a part of BANKRUPT
STOCK oi Fancy Goods, all new, clean goods and
in good order, and we offer for a short time
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The Lives Insured by the Society are caref,. 7,
selected In different parts of North America an
Europe, furnishing, by this broad held of opera
Tons, an additional ard exceptional safety To tAt
POhcy-holders. The assurances are made only or
the Mutual Premiums Principle. Tn Surplus ART
returned amt aliy to the Iasured.i
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-24
LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here and Hered6outs
Measles are in town again.

Measles are in town again.
The moon has been about ''half-full'
this week.
Jno. Barton Payne YVES up to Fellows
willie last Saturday.
Gus. J. cresap returned last Monday
from his trip to friends in Maryland.
Rev. +. g. w. Ford preached in The
NJ. +. church last sunday nigh:.
The brick work of MIR. Jas. IL. Carroii's
new house is rapidly approaching COM
pletion.
The work on Mr.. Corbin's new hotel
is progressing rapidly. 1t will be fine
building.
Mr.. smith Crane, who las been very
sick for some time is now abe to rifle to
the Clerks office.
TIE Tuuuel,on campmeo,iu begun
Thursday. Many of Ga. citizens Will
tent there Il ring the meeting.
been crowded out this week; also several
interesting communications, SOM of
wni b will appear in our next.
Flower Queen" concert at the Court
House Hall next Tuesday evening, the
9th inst, by Prof. j. :. Carroll auu
class. Doors open at and conccv, be-
gins at o'clock. Admission - cents.
.Eo-i rkS nd Jackson have jus. re- ,
ceived "A new assortment OF ladIe, ana
misses s-oes. men = utu, ans, and boys
and chiIdreu's shoes. Ais b, a full assert
ment OF dry goods. groceries, dc. Call
and examine goods ana prices before
purchasing.
Aug. 10, 1878. Laul7-t2
Jno. II. and c. L. Brown OF this
place, do business in town and at the
same time do a lille farming. Thi, year
they harvested about four hundred bash
els OF choice wheat. This kind OF farms
ing pays, and We would like To know
whether there are any other farmers in
the county who can beat it.
There was a goodly number in attend
ance at the meeting of the temperance
union last Tuesday evening. The sub
ject OF whiskey being sold i'm town was
pretty thoroughly discussed. 1t is sold
in town, as almost every one knows
from unmistakable evidence, This
whiskey hole, wherever it is, should
be shut up and the vender of the poison
lodged i'm Jail.
Master Fred Blauey, one OF those
boys who ought to go 20 Congress some
of these days, came into our Office last
Friday with y basket of splendid apples.
We always appreciate the kindness of the
boys and hope that they will ever he
treated a. they treat; but if they conlin-
tie showing their Kindness by bringing
us 20 many apples we will have dead
"editor'' to carry out of the Office some
of these days
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and efficiency ofour glorious school svs.
tenn of West Va"
on motion OF Or Trippeit the rcsolu>
ton was adopted.
DIR Pendletoo replied thanking the
audience for the expression Of kindness
and respect shown AIM 10y this vote. and
closed his remarks by expressing his
delight at the appearance OF the ueItueSs
OF our village, aud the sOciabiiity of its
Inhabitants.
On motion, adjourned To meet at S:45
4 NJ,
FRIDAY.
Institute called To order. and after de-
Votional exercises, u III Savage lectured
on Mental Arithmetic, which WAS fol-
lowed bN remarks ..Hm diuercat mem
ber~ ot the Institute.
Lecture on School Economy. by II W
| Monroe.
Lecture on English Grammar low III Ii
| FortncV, and r"marks by Prof Bundy.
Adjourned Till o'clock PM.
.4ficl1ooH -- First exercise on pro-
Vramme. lecture on Algebra, by Prof
BuudN. aud remarks 10y others.
Querv-hoN opened aud questions an
sw"red bv members Of the Institute.
Adjourned "a meet at o'clock.
NJ h.-lnStitute met and minutes of
day read and approved
JuO Barton PAYNE then lectured on
school Architecture which was followed
hv rr'ua Ks from different members OF
the Institute.
Essay 10y Miss venia Potter, on In
StruvtiOn. Discussion ON the topic,
Should tho highc, branches be taught
IN our common schools2" by = II Wiley
on behalf of tho affirmative, and + Elliott
on behalf of the negative.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted.
WHEREAS, Thru'g h the muniticcnce of
our Tree school system, and the pOltt
ness and distinguishing preference OF
our executive school authorities, the
cttizeuS oI iNihswpod aud the county OF
Preston gvncra'lN, have hcen favored
with the privileges, instructions. and
delightful associations of a five days Ses-
sion the Peabody Institute; aud,
WHEREAS. The County Court, nppre-
ciating the value of thiS institution, very
gene rously. and in spirit OF true huspi>
taiitY, rendered the audience room uf
the tourt~hOusC To- said Institute for its
exercises and deliberations; therefore,
Hc,oirci, I, That the thanks ofthis Iu>
stiutc are rendered To said Court, aud
through n. G. the good people of the
Wh'.c county, foe tuo kind favor.
-, That tho hcar y tli'uNS of this mSti>
for tnc able aud riivieLt manner In
which he has presided over. aud conduc-
ted It's exercises, tS we'll - tor his gems
tlcmanlN and Kidd department, and for
the variable Instructions impaired ON the
various subjects connected with our ed
vocational ntort-t~.
3, That the citizens of Kingwood and
Of the county and of surrounding couu-
ties, have our thanks for the interest
they have manifested in our work.
Adjourned.
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Home at Last (!

On Sabbath morning IA fitung time for
CHI istain's departure for heaven,) July
2S, 1873, at precisely the hour of FIVE
o'cIock, Mrs. Nancy Crane, the W idow
of my father. John Crane, deceased, fell
asleep in Jesus. Ny mother, o that
name TO memory ever dear, is not, for
God has taken her. Not suddenly, not
eXpecte lily, came the summons. Her
life-wOrl< was we'll and patiently per
formed; her years were full of hope; her
faith was unshak en- to the last, and then
calmly she laid the burden down, to re-
ceive i'm its stead an Exceeding and
eternal weight ofgIory." All through the
hours of the previous night, with sleep
less and fearful eyes, we watched by her
side, as the golden sands ebbed slowly
out, until the silver cord was loosenel /,
and the weary wheels of life stood still.
Born on the 10Th day of August 1898,
she had therefore, almost reached her
four score years. ON tn 15tl Of Novem
Der 1853, my father was removed from
her 10y death, leaving her to walk lies
pilgrimage alone, for nearly twenty
years. The death of father, though al
most crushing stroke to mother. size
bore with Christian fortitude often ex
pressing the e. rnest desire. as well rs
the bright am pleasing hope of meeting
him again, ia heaven. That TINS hope
has been fully realized, ! have 10 doubt
They wero 10Th baptized, and united
with the Regular Baptist Church. in the
Summer oflS32. Ofthis church size re-
NAMED a worthy and consistent mems
Der until called TO join the church tri~
umphant i'm heaven. on the afternoon
OF the next day at the Lutheran chur ch
in GAINESVILLE. a funeral discourse Occa~
stoned by her death. was preached to an
attentive and weeping auditory, by the
| lteY. David w. X Jgers, from these words:
| Precious In the sight o. the Lord is the
death Of his saints" AftCI which we
laid her lifeless form by the s,Ie Of faith j..
er'S, TO rest until the resurrection morn
! ing. An incident just occurs to NV mind
| THAT shows how we'll she loved on Bible.
/ a morning or two be ore she died a. /
| took up her BiDle to read, sie asked me
| to read her "a good chapter" / read her,
among others, the 1851 PSALM, in which
\ she expressed great delight. While I
I was eadiug she called my attent m TO
I a blue ribbon in her Biule, remrking
| that she was that far i'm reading it
| through the I'D time. I found the ribbon
~ hpv ~'Lh chdpleI Oh JeIeunllH. Al
/ though my tears have frequently blinded
/ my ey"s, while penDjng these lines, yet
| j have felt that ! owed this tribute Of love
I 70 one OF the kindest aud best OF mothers.
l And now, dear mother. farewell - briei
/ period; in that sunbright cline" beyond
| the swclin9s OF Jordan, where there are
/ no graves, and the eye is never dim
/ with weeping, we expect to meet thee,
\ when all work is done. Nav God grant
I thai TINS may be the happy lot Of all her
| children and friends.
! Kingwood, AuRust22, 1878.
SMITH CRANE.
/ p. S.-This communication has been
/ delayed by reason Of the personal AM Co.
/ ton Of the writer. G..
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Nc PeabodY Institute.

The Peabody Institute met according
10 appointment, on Monday, August u,
and vas called t. order by Prof u. g..
Bundy, Of Wheeling. An enrolment
was made, and the number present was
eighteen. After few remarks by Prof.
Bundy' the programme for Tuesday was
read, ana several ueccssar committees
appointed Prof Davenport, tbe elocu-
ZIONIST, theu entertained the audience
with several selections. aud on motion Of
Mr.. HawthOrne n vote Of THANKS was ten
dered 70 that gentleman by tue members
Of this Institute.
Adjourned 70 meot ~ $40 a. NJ.
TUESDAY.
Institute net pursuant 10 adjournment
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Comprising in all l6 Volumes Large
l6nO. printed Ou fine TTSIED PAPER,
attrictiveiy bound iu Gilt and Black,
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BURNS. BYRON. CAMPBELL.
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g. JBDSMIIu, MRS. HEMANS, ~
HOOD, hILiON, MOORE, OSSIAN,
POPE, WORDSWORTH, SCOTT,
TENN YSON.
cloth. pi0in ci0cs, 81 90; an edgcs. Sf.25.
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The extremely low price Of his edition
aud the popular sty 10 Of binding render
them suitable for school, College, and
Private Libraries Prizes &c, and pre-
sent an opportunity ~ obtain n choice
collection Of STANDARD POETs i'm dura-
ble iOrn at a very small on tlay. EOi
sale by al Book selle's, or sent free
upon receipt Of price.
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WHEELING
F emdIe College.
HOME-LTKE AND ELEGANT IN
ALL IT'S APPOINTMENTS

The College is beautifully situated and
within easy walking distance Of any part
Of tho city. street car accommodations
10 noiphbOring towns. For healthful-
ness of situation il Is unsurpassed and ita
whole internal arrangements are Of the
highest order:
Terms Aod0 ate IN all tie Depaytm Is
For catalogues or other information
address fine President
MISS a. TAYLOR.
BOAED or TRUsTEEs.-HOnC r. Hub.
bard, Pre- ilent DR. " Logan, Secretary;
- & List Esq, Treasurer; Thos Horn
brook, J X Hubbard, A w Campbell. ~
list, Augustus Pollock, Benjamin
Davenport, James Rhodes, Samuel f.
Hildreth, J Sweeney, G. X Wheat,
JOicph Bell
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Rogers administrator
We
Henry Teets.
IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Coun-
ty Court Ct Preston, the underslqn-
ed will, on Monday the % day Of
September, 1878, before the front
door Of the Court House in King
wood, offer for sale the land deoreed
to DO sold IN the above cause con
sistIng Of 100 "a acres known "a D
part Of the Matick farm situated on
the south side Of L,ttle Sandy creek
aud on the east side Of Beaver creek
Iu Grant district, "a the county
aforesaid. AZ will b. sold Tor 30
moch cash ia hand as ia Sufficient to
pay costs OF suit and expense so asls.
and the residue on credit X
and twelve months the purchase.
executing interest beaung bond *
with approved security fer tne Jp
fefred instruments Of purchase mon r.
ey.
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FROM UNION DISTRICT.

UNION DISTINCT, Aug. 20.
kdaor I1guG
We have nothing startling to chrou-
icle this week
BUSINESS
is dveadfully MAJ.
There being no money, blacl>berrics Is
"all the currency" and when the supply
becomes exhausted business will go {,
the wall. Our business men have ample
time To exercise at the various amusc-
ments on sit 'cross~lcgged" and road the
news.
REV. \. u. BARNIrZ
of Wheel 'ng is sojouruing with his fam
lily at the Aurora Husise. On Sunday
last we had the very great pleasure oI
hearing him preach To "a crowded house
lie chose for his text the words, And
all thing, whatsoever yo shall ask in
prayer, believing, ye shall receive
His sermon was charming one, re-
p.eto with the most thrilling interest,
Hoaidressed the Sabbath school i'm the
most happy style, Tor which he is ~
justly celebrated.
Aurora has been specially ravored Till,
Summer with visits from distinguished
Lutheran diviucs.
THE GREENBACK
interest has not abatcd since our last
letter to the ARGUS. If the Green back ers
will make iudicious selections Of candi
dntes-prescI only the names of men.
"trie and true" such as are known To
mn
that they viii poll large vote. Tho
poor man. the IabOring man, the bur
doned and oppressed tax payer speak
in thunder tones. and will put the pplit-
ical hucksters and Office seekers in their
little, little beds
10 was our pleasure 10 meet some good
old Republicans recently, who frankly
admitted that they had followed the party
through ''thick and thin" To their entire
satisfaction, and that instead Of times
getting better AZ they had been induced
t. believe, they were growing worse
every day, and that something was sure
~ wrong.
very sensible conclusion. one which
all ehoulu remember on election day and
vote accorlidgly.
We have always had an abiding faith
in ihe ultimate return Of the people OF
Preston 10 the old land marks from
whence SO many strayed.
DEAD SURE THING.
81 has been suggested that some Of our
people coulC make some money by get
ting up party and 20 TO Ohio or some
other state an search for one Elihu
Gregg. HIRE search proves successful
the rev lrd will be secured, il unsuc~
COS ful orr very generous. liberal and
accommodating County court will make
ample allowance, so 10 will bc "dead
sure thing Whom volunteer.
ICE CREAM SUPPER.
We are informed that there will be
an ice cream supper at tho La therau
Church on Saturday evening next.
Ira y.
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STOVES, GRAI

Lining, sanders. stove LiIs.
ware, Roofing and 5pOutiul. wu
viii sell go lower 'riCo7 than ever u
in4 Two punlic for past fvpfs, DO, al.
specially asks o. continuance tlota..
m3--icl
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The undersigned will continue the geu~
cral merchandising business at the old
stand, and thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed to the hate drid So
llcits continuance of the same which
Inc Will spare no efforts to mort.
W. WATSON.
Portland, Aug. 10, 1873. aul7 IT
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Con- MISsIoNER's OFFICE, J
kiNgwOOp, WEST "a,
EVANSVELLE
w OOlcn Factory.
%, 900 LIS. w DOL Wanted.
Greatly ESdHc "a Prices for Man
bUdCb RIM Wool iu GOODS

cents pr M.
stocking yarn. mixed, Soc per H..
CaSsim"vo, 5Bc per Vd.
Tweed all wool lOc -
Doe ~ IN jeans, new style, soc "
Flannpls from pc To 35c -
Blnn cts from - to $500 per Or.
w have a lot of heavy goods that we
sell very low for cash, wool ur country
prouucc. We give the
Eu~ HiJhcst Ndfkot Prize for HDoi NY
We don't hold wool, therefore we can
sell goods lower and pay a better price
for wool than others.
j. BOWMAN AZ SON.
Evansville, Preston co., ". Va
Mar 18th, 1873. 4, 2O--tc
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ApVERTisEM ENTs.
C1oMNIIssIoNERs NorrcE.


samuel J, Boyd; Henry NJ. Harper,
composing the firm of Harper Il Bro
David Gutman aud Manuel Gutmau,
composing the firm OF NJ tutman a ca:
George II. Wheat, William \. lSott and
john =. Naylor, composing ,ho firm Of
Wheat. lSctt 4 MAYOR; George W. lIOr~
sew, John G. Horsey aud samuel Batten,
composing the firm OF HorsoN bro. 4
BattCn; Daniel &. List, Benjamin Daven~
port and GCopyc III. Parks, composing
the firm ot List, Davenport and Parks;
Alexander lHuyhlin. samuel Laughlin,
Charles IL. Odhcrt. George n. Glesnor
and Alexander X. Campbell, composing
the firm or lOughln Bros. & Co.; Alex.
aud l.0uEhuu, Charles n. Colbert md
Samuel lNughliu, composing the hrm OF
l.aughliU Bros n Co.; Johu W. Boyd
aud Johu X. Bot~lnd, composing the
firm OF John W. Boyd & Co; who sue
~ well on their own behalf IA CA behalf
OF all the other Judgment on lien credit.
ors or Reuheu WOrthcu. who shall como
IN aud cC utrihuto to the expenses OF this
suit,
dJrmst
Reuben WarthCu, William &. Wilson,
the Merchants National hank of West
Virginia, at Wheeling, \ j. Clarke,
Trustee, aud Elisha Thomas, administers
OF George llurdmAu. deceased
IN EQUITY.
Ry "a ,Ccr,C rendered hv the Circuit
court OF Preston county, in the above
named cause on the lplh dnv ct April,
1873, thc said cause was rCtCrrcd Co Que nt
the Commissioners cot the said Court. To
ascertain aud report what hCu~ thcro are
on the land la the bill asked to bc sold,
who ia iaNor of, thoir amounts, aud ros r.
pcciVc priorticS with anything else
deemed portuCut lay the commission W
or requested by ANY of the parties.
Com MISSIONIV'S OETIrE
kIN1woop, WEST "a,
August ptn, rs.
The parties to tho abovo uamod suit
are hereby notified that shall, Ou the 2d
day ofSeptembor ucNt. at my Office AZORES
said. proceed TO ONccute the above mons
toned decree OF reference.
SMI I'll CRANE, C0mT.
JAS. \, Blows, Attorney.
lAug, 10, IS Si.-6.l
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JUST PUBLISHED.
FAvORilE POEMS

l6mO Tinted Paper, Gilt and Black
stamp, 40 pages. Plain edge, 81, 90;
CIT euge, 81 70. In uniform style with
our series Of British Poets.
The collection comprises large mum
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lang Uage, giving choice selections from
tho writings OF Chaucer, Spencer, Rud
others Of earlier times, a. well az most of
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including also few GaDslatiOns from tho
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NEW ADpERTIsEMENTs.
NorICE-pIssoLUrIoN

The copartnership Of G. W. Jackson
x TO. il this day dissolved hv mutual
consent. 4. ". Jackson withdrawing.
The books aud accounts will be found in
the hands OF G. W. Jackson. An those
indebted to the iate firm will please p,aNe
prOnpt settlement.
&. ". JACKSON,
J. W. WATSON.
Portland, Aug. lC, 1878.