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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-12
Trustees Sale.

RY VIRTUE ola trust deed made To mo
- and recorded in the Office of the Re@,stao
OF Shelby county, Tenn, in Record Book No
IS, page 6S5. | will sell at public outcry. for.
cash, for the purpose Of paying the indebted.
ness secured by said trust deed,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-12
1913 1885,
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

chaneery Court Of Shelby County-John W..
Garter ct al; VS.; Virginia Owen OF al, and
George W. Webb vs.. IL. Irby.
RY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0OUTORY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above causes
on the 10th aay of December, 1876, and re-
newed, ETC., February l, 1878, I will sell. at
public auction, to tho highest bidder, in front
OF the Clerk and Masters Office, court. hOuse,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-12

nEFAULT having been made In the pay
~ ment Of 0 debt secured By a deed Of trust
dated June IS, 1874, registered in Book No.
40, page 328, / will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-12
miseoIIAneouS,


Rather quiet in river circles.
Fair business doing on the levee.
There is considerable corn in
Madrid bends awaiting shipment
South.
The roads in the bottoms con.
tinua in an impossible condition;
hence the light receipts of cotton.
A Goa boat rise at Pittsburg.
The Florence Meyer, Zen route
from Fort Smith to New Orleans,
and the @. X. Peck, er route from
New Orleans to Fort Smith, was
at Little Rock yesterday.
The Golddust leaves ST.. Louis to-
day for New Orleans.
The @. P. Chouteau and John A.
Scudder, en- route from Memphis Ia
New Orleans, passed Vicksburg
yesterday.
Mate Mike Hines and his partner
of the Chouteau quit the boat al
Arkansas City aad returned here
yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-12
NVw YoxE, February y. 1880 a.m.-Spots
weak and lower to self. with futures weak.

NKw ORLEANS, February E,-Cotton Is weak
and irregular. Middling, 1925. Receipts,
$500 beles sales zoo.
NEW YoRK, February II l2:& p.m.-CottOn
irregulur. with futures weak. Sales for future
delivery 600 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-12

Trustees Sale.

RI virtue q 4 a trust deed made to mo BY
airy, 1871. and recorded in the Resister's omss
OF shelby county, Tenn, in Book No. liz.
page S5l, n being requested by The hsnaacSss
airy to foreclose It, / will, on "o "enenca-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-12

LIVERPOOL. February u 1880 p.m.-Cotton
fat and irregular. Middling ~uplanAa. 63-l6d;
Of which 500 were for export and speculation
Futures lied lower.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-12
Local.
lR. 457-264.l
GHARCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Portion Of the GreenIaW Opara House

Portion Of the GreenlaW Opera House
Chancery Court Of Shelby ~ceunty-Sam P.
Walker, Trustee. etc., VS.. d. X. McRae,
Sam Tate ct al. and Q. Wallace ct al. vs..
M. p. Jarnagin OF al.
DY VIRTUE Of an intorlecuto-y decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause on the
10th day Of March, 1875, and renewed, etc.,
March IA, 1877, and December Il, 1871, / will
sell at public auction. to the highest bidder,
in front Of the Greenlaw Opera House build
ing, Second street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, March 2, 1878,
within legal hours, the following described
property. situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
and in the city of Memphis, to-wit:
The south wing Of the Grand Opera House,
with the ground it covers, fronting on Second
street 90 feet. and running back westward
that width between parallel lines 100 feet to a
ten-foot alley.
Terms of ~sale-cash. Equity of redemption
barred.
This February 6, 1873.
e. A. COLE, @. and NJ.
By R. J. BLACK. ID. C. and M.
Jarnagin & Frayser and Messick & McRae,
Attorneys. 1861
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-12

LAkNNH 1AAHHHN aAA
nois. West Wind, George W. Cheek, City
of Vicksburg, Hattie Rowland, Belle Of
Texas.
Condition OF the Rivers
The river here declined 6 inches
in the past "a hours endingat neon,
a Id now stands 10 feet II inches
above the low water mark. At st.
L1uis it rose ? inches, with II feet
8 inches on the gauge; at Cairo it
was stationary, with 20 feet 2 inch
es on the gauge; at Pittsburg it is
rising slowly with 10 feet en- the
gauge; at Cincinnati it declined I
inches, with 20 feet Q inches on the
gauge; at Louisville 4 inches, with
10 feet 0 inches in the canal /; at
Evansville it is rising, with "A feet
4 inches on the gauge. The Cum
berland rose II inches at Nashville,
with IA feet 8 inches on the gauge.
The Arkansas is falling at Little
Rock, with 9 feet on the gauge.
White river is falling with a good
stage Of water from Jacksonport to
the mouth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-12
Trustees Sale.

BY R. J; BLACK, D. o. and NJ.
Humes az eOstOn, Attorneys. 1879
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-04-13

We viii shortly purchase for Our Office
a fine new job press and a large quantity
OF the Verylatost STYLES Of lob type. which,
when added TO our present fine facilities
for doing work will enable us TO compete
with sny other Office in the State, the
city offices not excepted both a. to
quality of work aud in regard TO plices.
A fsw nights ago straw stack on the
place of Mr.. Joseph Tricksu, near
Gladosville, was struck bv lightning and
burned TO the ground. \ fence near the
stack also caught fire and burned nearly
up 10 the barn. short distance from tho
stack. when It went out. IL was GER
tainly fortunate that the fire did not
reach the barn. for it was late in the
night anj none knew of the fire until
tho next morning.
Tho following paragraph, handed us a
few days ago, by one OF our most enter
prising, progressive, hArd-wSrking. and
liberal dealing business mon. contains
mine ST truth that deserves and should
receive the thoughtful consideration Of
every ci.izcn OF this place interested i'm
the growth and prosperity of the town
and community. Read it carefully
- sure way to Kill town buy cYery-
thing YOU can away from home, grind
down those with whom YOU deal TO tho
last f,rthinS, Keep those u7U ocs oW Of
n-ir money as tong aspoSa.bir, drop your
old established business mon for every
adventurer who comes along, and decry
your place ncpssanuv. In this way
you will keep everybody from max ing a
living. and soon drive all life and enter
prise out Of the community" In ninety
nine eases out OF every hundred. the
above directions, if carefully and per.
sistcnuy prdcucod Nv the citizens o;
prosperous town or community, will
drive out all life and enterprise and kin
II beyond rosuscitauon. At the present
time, we are sorry TO say, our town is
suffering no little from an application OF
the abovs recipe Er.
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Whca' looks wou, and no.wi,hs.and,
ing the fac, that it was bit by the late
necEo IL is the general impression chat it
was not hur, aud that we viii have q
Zine crop.
The n. y @. r.. II. Company are trying
to $50 arrousc iho running of trains a. O.
dispense with the y ,vhuty helping on.
g'uVS They made a trial trip on trains
No. 10 and q with MogW engines NO.
$50 without helper aud attached to scvcu
cars and although liltlo timo was lost
we 'earu that the experiment is conSij-
cret - success, and thnt upon the new
books The passenger trains will he al
lowod a little moro time ON this division
and ran 10y this class orengiues withou,
helpers. We are sorry to say it. bat ~
fear NowburR is doomed.
Very litus is said about ,ho comm-
elections. Tho only candidate for the
legislature that we have hoard of IS VIM
II. 1itchouell, of Pleasant District. We
learn that our popular aNd esteemed
friend, Juo. Barton Payne, will take the
stump for Ntr, n.
More 1uon,
NNr- NN"r.,tt-
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PORTLAND LETTER.
WILLIAM
PORTLAND, W. VA, April lC

PORTLAND, W. VA, April 10.
Editor ArIUs
Tho immonse stool. of goods received
in Portland within the last two weeks by
Jackson 4 Co, md MAY ers and Son Ger.
;ainly looks as though times arc bottcr.
Never before has so large a stock bcou
shipped 20 this place at one Time.
Mr.. Mavers will move into his now
store room The 10th of May.
The council met Saturday night but
transacted no business.
J.. 4. White, assessor, finished his
work yesterday and reports only twelve
dogs in tho corporation; this seems
strange, Cor most every one now owns o
pup, which Of COURSE is not taxable.
Thoro was a largo delegation front thjs
p acc attending court this woei,, Tie
-1aestcr number ncing summoned before
the grand jury.
Mr.. W. Yates, of Washington CITY is
at the Summit House and will buy a
number IF fine horses. Persons having
that class Of stock would do well 10 call
and SEQ him as he pays tho worry highest
prices.
j. u. Benson had a severe attack OF
vertigo last Saturday but Is now b tier.
Ned O'Donald will record the name OF
Bridget Gno daughter, Monday morn
ing. Ned is Il iue fellow and always on
joys those orcAsio0s. Having "weo
drop OF the crUur' we called to cougrat-
ulatc bin. Danny.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-04-13
FROM LYON DISTRICT.

LYoN, April @, 1873.
| E,Ifgy d,,o,q
/ We win lot dawn rsvy itsus from thi4
quarter.
We have nothing important - r,ri,o
Tho usu,l a,oounf Of rovino bo. boon
! poinu on tb;. s,rino
Perry stewart moved from Auston to
the old wilson pl,oe ou U,c l,ir,,,.ood
and Fellow .yiila nike.
! II TrirIotf pI.vo{ inf, uo t,,,so
vacated b,. SIR. stewart
VIM. II. WOE. or FcJl,y.ylu, mo,ed
ON the coal cn,n,,,v.. nro,or,,, c,r,,,,.t,
occupied bv 4. ~. snatfIeswortb.
w. q. Btpcuuer moved to I.uio,
District.
Al last wr aro allie fo saw n,ot onr
coal mine. ar, at work. IA Icasto,,,. r.;a,,d
Whitaker has "a half dozen mon Ll,sv
cleaning up and g,piirins track. and ex-
u...s to commence mining coal i'm two
Woke.
The ruuuel,.u Iiersrv eoufs,y had
au unusual long and cxatiuy ,,ieat,,g
last ,ycek Row officers were rl,ctsd for
tho ensuing torn, of tbroe months 4
J BprGelJ President ~ J. Hr,dc,
Vic. President. Jas. T.. uig~ins sat
and Treasurer A vote of thanks ygors
rendered the OUTGOING officers c.,r.isG,,
orG.J. sbansr. President. 4. j. Roma
field. Vico President; q. O.. shaw. scot
aud Treasurer for the able. efficient aud
upplrtiaI manner i'm which t,cv had di.-
CHARGED Ono duties Of thoir roepoctiye
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-04-13

The following list OF doeds have been
admitted TO record i'm the Clerks omcc
oc the County Court since Apr, 5th.
Trust, II. l.. Iiveugood 20 Mckee *
LvenEood, tho land on which tho
grantOr resides.
Deed, Edward Jcssop. Trustee, Ten jon
athan Jossop, rs acres and lo5 acres i'm
Portland District
Deed. Uriah \. orr to Thos. CaSSiday,
"a acres in Lyon District.
Deed, James T. Meuaneld 10 VIM. II
Glover, lot No. - and house in Ncw burg
Deed, Andrew y. Myers 10 Reason
Watts, II acres Inv Lyon Dist
Deed. Thomas King Sen'r, to VIM. J..
Emgsbers, os acres i'm Grant Dist.
Desd Nicholas Gross &c Jno. G. Psll
80 acres i'm KinSwooi District.
Decd, Benz, Frcelsud % Samuel Free
land, 20 acres i'm Portland District.
Decd. same 20 same. - acres i'm Port
land District
Deed, Johnson Cuppett to Elisha Hart
man. 10 acres iR Pleasant District
Decd. Jpo. W. Low to Wm. Evort l3
acres I'm Valley District
Decd. Allied Frey to Alexander
Thomas. 80 acres in Grant District
Trust, John Rover Cd Lcvi h., Miller
ON his tract Of land adjoining samuel
and los Danks, al ais., Pleasant District
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-04-13
FROM SALT LICK VALLEY.

SALT LICK NNLEY, April $.
Eitor d5UttV.
Again l will try 90 give YOU row
i,omS from This place
/ was over on forks run a few DAYS
ago ut EUgcpus Wolr-s; 10 told mo that
he raised zoo hushcl. of potatoes last sea-
son ou % acres OF land lle Is now
feeding them 20 his horses and hogs. al
though lac sold great many orthcm last
Fall,
L. " has "A big hog. She would weigh
about live hundred, il fat. she is OF
good stock.
Stcphon Guthrie IS I'm this vicinity
selling fruit trees, and he is doing a good
business. Ho is a reliable man and any
person wishing nruit trees should pa
tronize him.
J. a. Ralrymple, of Rowlcsburg, il up
hero surveying land for =. n. Taylor.
Spectator S. y. Taylor pays out one
dollar aud takes in two. He understands
tho business. lie bought a biz survey
at n wholesale price and is now retailing
it out TO the poor class in quantios 10 suit
purchasers.
Yours, WILLIAM.
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Proceedings of the Circuit Court

PROCEEDINGS of the Circuit Count
Tbo Amin torn, o, r.o tiu,,,u g.,
u,i. 1T. ',.' ~ NV ,'''"' our O.
Hon Iobn R,,nno,, ,,,a.ii,,...
We notice the c,llo,,,,,,
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f,,. ,l,o C,.,,,, ,,, H"''1 J"'|
foreman. ,rI,,,,.. p, fI.,.,',,. ~, ,1'''.''''
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i,,,in " nfcA,Ifa,, ". $3.50 ''y''.
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Tisfop + AIIor ,iilor. - =, r..
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and AI,len. !, si,,,,,',,.
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prIo GRAND ,,,,.. 81 a.. ,t,.
Indictment.
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doys lsuoo,c A yy,.,,.i,.,.
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,.r,i..tio. ,I.i. 1910.
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ouirod I,y au ,f,o,.,,,. aud ,.,.,,..,,l.-
Laws,
rt,,,,, -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-04-13
JOE DARTER
NANCY DARTER.


me Joe Dartor'' letters have BEEN so
well appreciated by the humorous road
er' OF the ANGUS that person. inquire of
"s every day who is Joe Dartor and
what does Joe aud Nancy look like? We
informed Joe OF this fact and lac and
Nancy proceeded Immediately to
the place where the nearest photogra
pher was located had thoir" photo" taken.
sent 1t TO us, and the above is tho result e..
We hope that We will not be questioned
AGAIN. II regard 10 this matter as tie pic.
tnre is an exact representation OF tie
originals, Just notice tho noble and
manly appearance OF old Joe and the
motherly appearance Of Aunt Nam.
Ihey arc most certainly loving ana
happy cd couple, and We hope now that
Joe and Nancy have gone to the trouble
and expense to furnish this pictu re -
" Tho curiosity Of our readers thu,
their lot.crs will Ia appreciated more
than ever.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-04-13
NEWBURG LErTER.

NSWHuUU. w. NA- Arril2pl.
EitDr diUiW
NoV spencer KING hal au ot,1rk oc
Noiugo and had 20 bc carried tohi~ home.
Orwmia is what Dr. Dent pronounced
his disease. lie IS recovering SLOWLY.
Mr. a. =. SummuHcld. OF Tuunoltou.
Inns erected AN awning iu front ot WIN.
NJ. Don't Il Sons drug store on Market
street
John Barton peyuc, Esq. was iu town
last week. lie made us a pleasant call.
Bariloy Rabbit ESq., lost fine COW a
few days ago. No Is, going Wost ran
over Hyr.
DIR. John Binu.. OF Falrmcnt, called to
soc Us ono day lust week. Sorry to say
ho was on his way TO aucad tho runor,
OF his ag'd mother who died on last
Tuesday at her sons, James Binns, ncar
independence.
N. IL. Dent and vito, and diughtcr, Of
Grafton were visiting Dir. VIM. Nj. Dents
family at this p''co last week
VIM. l.. Atwood. Esq, will move his
family Ia Grafton lst OF noNt week.
Born unto MIR. md Mrs. h. Rabbit, a
daughter, ou the 3d instant
Frank Harrington, ESQ, and j. Frank
Gordon. of Counclsvillo, pro visiting
friends at this p|Hce' Goo W. Marshal.
travelling agont Tor John J.. Smith s. co..
Wheeling, was in town this week.
Noah Doolin had ono hundred aud Gr.
~ dollars stolen out of his room ono
night last week.
pr. 4. NJ. West, of Evansville, was in
TO 81. us this week. Tho pr. reports
practice good.
VIM. b. amman hns returned home
from tho E1st with % largo stock of dry
gool- and notions
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs.. David Al
bright, son, ON the och mst
Mai, George Pulsell and David Smp-
son, Esq" of Followsyillc, wcrc in town
! fhi- week,
Our Old ficud 6. Albert Lickol, was
! in town few days upo.
We are looking every day for the roll
ing mill
fresh arrival Of Spring and Summer
| goods at Mcssrs SmoDt 6 Luckoy's. 30
Railroad street.
Nowburg MINISTRIES were out serena
! ding last night
In tho contest or Tho quarterly review
Of tho Scotch Hill Sabbath school, the
prizes were awarded az follows. FIRST
| prize, Miss Lou Graham 1T prize; Miss
cs l.'on Cammcll and Carrie Boil Brown
81 prizes.
Mr.. Chas Sheriff Is boarding at the
! Ellis House ON Market street.
POT John Polls school closed on last
FRIDAY evening, Prof IS y good teacher
and a gonIomm and the pc .plo would
do we'll to get him to tcac4 our school
next winter.
VIM. Evans, Esq. and sistcrln law
Miss Gerta made us pleasant call dis
week.
Miss Sallio Froam is visiting her sis
ter >irs. Clara Shoomakc., near Bali
more.
Miss Alberta ~. ShaTer, Of Auslen.
w. %. Raymond and j. j.. Higsin3 of
Tunnolton, spent Sunday i'm town.
our literary society r. gctiug along
VOL. VIII give Won fun particulars I'm
regard 10 changes OF officers, &C., il our
next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gco.gs Frcam who have
boon viaitus friends nt fndcpondcuco
returned TO their home in Cincinulu last
week.
j. ". Costo'o PASSED through town thi,
a VI. ou bis wav % IS ingwloi.
Hastily yours,
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FROM BRANDoNvILLF.


BUNNpoSvlLLE, Aprii =. ISIS.
h,itor AryuS'
Again we will writo YOU short letter.
We have been having son,c cold wealth.
or again, hat it is more pleasant now.
The people are wondering &c the nuit
isn't all Killed. We don, think IL makes
much difference whothor 81 il killed or
not five have plenty of apples, peacheS.
&c.
Mrs. Dsrious waterhousc Is visiting
nor parents near this place.
4 Lutheran minister will move to
town soon. He will occupy The l.uthor>
AN parsonage which was vacated some
,ime ago.
Garden making ana hshiag seem 20 I've
tho ouicvs OF The day.
Locals arc scarce This week.
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A Card from i. j. Miller.


EdUor ArGuS:
The insinuation made in n late issue OF
the journal in regard TO my being on n
spree aRd laying around the drug store
drunk Is false in every particular. Du-
ring the two or three weeks referred to
was only at the drug store three times,
and then on business, with the exception
Of one Saturday when l went into tho
store, remained few minutes and then
went out without conversation with any
one. l.. j. MILLER.
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Mn. 5So. u. kLtU-rr, lato Of Csc firm
oi IhcophIlus g. Klsu-er Job Printers.
Pittsburgh, is now employed iu this Of
Gee and is authorized TO- attend TO all
nusiue-s of Che office during our absence
Parties paving money t0 Mr.. Is LAU4EH
will receive due credit upon our books
and be is authorized t9 receipt Tor tho
same IT, CLAY a. HYDE.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriega licenses have
been granted since March 2Sth:
Thomas b. IIotten and Sarah Ann
Trickett; Frederick Friend and Chris
tia KEN; Jonathan +. Wilhelm and Nc
linda Jane Smith; w. II. Bousell and
Frances Hardy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-04-13

IN laying out . town more atten
ton shouId DC pivsn TO street cor
ners Where two principaI streets
eross each other, there ehou'd be not
ess than ten corners instead o. only
four AZ a. present. Fyu, corners
will not accommodate all The losiers
10 town, without great deal OF
crowding Nor1stoDu Uer0H
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Little Notes on the Actions Of Nov
ing Humanity.

lhB huihdhlty'
We nouce VIVA lagans' ESQ., OF
Bran"'hVi'le IN town TINS week.
Dr. Mccoy. OF rSirmont. has boep "a
town this weok ASSISTING DR. Jarrou
r,os y ,Y,.,u.
this county. was in 70 So. us wsdn.s'
dav.
INDIA Ro,l, .biro md a., local, r,,,.
son were ont -trout.Gsbinc wodnrslan
afternoon. RcsnIt NOT known
tlis comfy is now located ~ 1i.r,,;aa,,
county
MoSSrs' h' - fosIo' T.. ) Miller. Full
ier 'Fahe, - - " hIle ana n. g Worth~
n's'o"' OF I"'liahd' gave "s n call this
WYNN
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US.
Is Published ers,y Saturday by
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KIHGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
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tole all papers will be stopped at the eX-
p.ration Of the term OF subscription, un.
loss renewed.
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A Card from u. Bruce Fogle.

PoETLANn, W. Va, April 8, 1878.
EIHor I5n.,u
notice in tho last issue of tho Jo,ouol
card from some lampoop Of this place.
who. sneakingIy and cowardly. wri,es
over nam dc plume, and denounccs me
as base fsbricator by saying that my
card was shameful unuuth. I lave
evidence which ! can produce Ia show
that was writing the truth; and ! can
only pronounce This individual "Tem
perauce, who skuiks behind fictitious
name, TO spit out the foul venom of his
nature, % low, base calumuiator and one
Of lhc most coueutninoto villains inspired
with life, and ! challenge This base nlsi-
fer to come out over bis own signature
and prove tho charges wf ich omanated
iu his own disorlcred brain carried ip
bis own disordcreJ aud rotten carcass.
r. BRUCE FooLE.