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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-29

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. = GREAT
II TRUNK LINE AND UNITED Sites MAIL
ROUTE. on and after July s. 1873 trains leave New.
YoIK VIA Desbrosses and Courandt streets Ferries A. FOL
lows: -, ,,,-. . ~,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached A. m, and q 80
daily. -. -. ~
m connecting CORY for Tnsyie Petroleum Centre and
The OH Regions Williamspoft and Lock Haven. a
baltimore Washington and tho south, Limitot Wash
inQton Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sun
day $50 a. M; arrive Washington 4l0 Regular st $40
r. H.. 1, $50 apd D. m. Sunday 0:80 and . p. m -.
Express Philadelphia 80 1.30 $50 u50 Lmitedl
a. M J. a. o, 9, $50 1880 $50 and p. SUNDAY $3.50
and am o. g. $50 79O $3.50 and p. EmIgrant and
ond class. D III. For Cape May p. m.
Boats "BroOkyn Amer connect with All through trains
Jersey City, shotdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Tren
Perth Amboy Flemngton Belydere aud other point
see local schedules at all Ticket Offices 49,
Trains Prom FIttsDurg, O:jO, lO4O q m lOZO
IN. daily; $50 M, 1890 n daily except MONDAY FROM
Washington and Baltimore, 6.OU $40 a. m 4ii bio iulO
D. m Sunday $780, $40 From Philadelphia, $500, 900
h4O, 1890 I1o0 a. m, 2:lO, 4;l0 4i0it sou S;4O
lOiO 1920 Sunday 505. $50 0:EO, 1850, ll5O me-
Ticket ofces 626 and GA Broadway, No Astor House
and Desbrosses aud COurtlandt sta No CoutsL
and brooklyn Depot foot OF fultonsL Brookyn nos
ia and llS Hudsons, HObOken Depot Jersey City
FKANK THOMSON T. T.. FARMER.
General Manager. GEM Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-29
New Publications.

THIRTY EIGHTH YEAR OF REPUBLICATION.
par contains Index for the last Two
fears Published 10y w. A. TOWNSEND, No lS9 broadway
hy all newsdealeTs everywhere
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Preston County Tran ,fers.

D'ei nude July 10. 1878, by Henry
r uJey 5. NJ. Moore. Ter G6 acrs- in
Lyon di-tict; limited oct 7. Deed
male sep, II. 1873, by jas. Mo SCH ger
auI Nif' O. Eiz beth Bmlitm .0r go
rcrD Zoo PDrtl ,ud district; ID nittei oct. 7.
Dco ur,ie } Nv 2. 1873, ny Jo.. Dsr ~
as. VII. ~ IS III y Jc.v fjr ~ ceres ina
Po.umd Di-riI; admitted O,t7.
g.. ed mac o J.,no u 1873, ~ n r..
Reed ip So. ~ Conlcy. 10 one acre in
valley H,rirt; tIinitto I O.t7.
D,ed niIc Oci. 3. I,7S, by Peter Boil
yard and wifi 90 A~, B,iyWd tor 81 ,c,s,,
n Reno district; admitted Ort7
Decd mide Aus 20 1874. by B,trI of
Euclu,u. Purtlanl dis ric,: to sarah
70 rspu lorl acre in Port and district.
admitted OL7.
Decd nude SEP. IS, 17s, bv ". f..
F0uncN Co. s.. s. T. ~ ~ .,r 30 3cre, iu
kmRvnpd i-trirj ldmi. ,I O.Ls
Deed m'e Sep. rs. g. So 1r Huuo g..
C,ir to g. DE rt, 1mi.eI; O..s.
Decd m.du Or', q. lsl.. y1uH a. bile
Trustee. @" VIM j Stone .Dt 1905. lcrcs
iuruipi q ri.'; admWrI o.ts
Deed naic Al|. 5.Iss - n
M1a'- puu wife To- 3.v uo G.-.U
.cre- BOO N"u i-.rcE du. o. .... 81.
Deed made AIy p, 1876 Hy DE-.
Smaller ud wt.ct, Juo W frtuug. .r
L0l,n.re- u L iioa .Hsfr.a admitted oe,
iu.
D.oI maio Jtv2 1873. by Jua.
Friend ta At.rn. rIthn.I nr 5,
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Married.

At the resideuco of the brides nothe'
I'm Portland. oct- l6th lSTS. MIR. FRAME
Riley e. Miss Eu iora G. Crane.
This we,liing was an eIeS mt AFFAIR.
b. Ia 81 the parties are q. gH'd family.
and well NnoWn iu this county. The
ceremony took IA ceat2 u'vlocA L. NJ,
Dr. r. Elliott. nf kiugwnod. officiating.
Amer the Deromonv, splendid dinner
WAS served u the guests. Am IA those
present Mere Miss Lilly Elliott. j. Moi,i~
crane ESQ. and Prof. l.. ". FiEc. OF
this place.
The newly we'd lie | couple. accnmptp
led by several ut their friends, lett ou the
o'clock train tor Parkcr,burg, where.
We understand. a reception wnl"e gi>cu
them.
Way all TN, ht?pino - that heart could
wish, he theirs.
AT the residence of Hon. J c. MrGrSw,
in uSwo,d. oct. I7th. ISIS, 10y the Kew.
john X. II nmp>on. President nt the
West Virginia University. Jnn. Barton
Payne, l., To MI. Kate Bunke,.
This wedding Mas one at unusual in
tercSt. Both parties are well connected
aud have "a lar-s. number If friends. Mr..
Payne * one IT the leaiing lawyers at
this bar. and his bride is one oi t"r most
acc n,ldi~hcd anl beautiful ladies ct
NinIwo al. The cerempny pnk ptco at
Il n'rl,ck An Competent Judge> SAY Il
WAS the M, IT impressive they ever wis
messed. rhe gAosts prsSvli' were, MIR.
and Mrs. l.. \. HaSans. OF CnlCts"
Miss Juliet Idgans, o: Cincinnati; n ~.
+. Martin r Pruntytown. .on. ~.
Il. Wiley, Mai. and Mrs. W. &.
McGrew lion. J. NJ lIlg ms and dtl-
terS Mary and LilN. Mr AMI Mrs. Kay
Wiley of Mnrgant"wn; Hon john
Brnnon ct Weston, l.. q. Jcilcr, : Esu.,
of Grafton, Miss Juia Byrn', Nj. ana
Mrs. J. ". Parks. Miss Emma cs
Nh. and MIS-. +. IIceru,n>, Mrs. Pretty
man, ut kingNvot; Miss ta.hv re-. ut
1udnn> he, Geo J. TucNer. $50 ct
-. Grurg"
Mr. and Mrs Pavpe started on "A hi
d"d tour imucdittciy alter the ccrcn, my.
They will visit Wa,hin toI, AMI Pula
a lphm, ANA walt :. esd some lime la
Virginia Visiting MIR r,yuc'~ ri .uvc,.
May their ivturc ii.o .e "uo --u happi
ness.
On the II IA day ct Ocioaer 1873. ia tac
forest near Maryland nae n Portland
bS,rct, 10y tie KEY. &. g., Glenn, IL .i.u,
+. A>hHl 10 E,cn,i.J. on,ncr
com tie Irtn dN root LIS. It the re-
Idoucc 60. .uy,n Aly>,c"- "a, i'or,..n,
b,stuvt, hN tuc ncV.C, o.. Glenn. George
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STATE NEWS



Othyt CDLntIes.
hed.gt Nw,..tlI.d.,. VA.
oug .Itc.uu...
Anc.rruut ut Dlar, Mruri. cd Ord.
tom. Na> u,iIy arJd.I, las. wee, d., a.
-einu- "a u,tof bot rulpc.
Il,l,t,.r,. ,,..,..,,,.., Matthew. ~,
20 few days ago at lac ape 81 almost 80
y,at-.
k,ie F,,.,,b ,,a,x ,I;,,i. MI +
wbo,lip.. % .mui.,,l .,,.,I. Ami,
.u,uy Nm. ~ n,,,li.,...,,.,,..
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t,,r...n..,,,h, .,i.,,
- , n.
'h '''"'''H' no
S''' ," ''N''
49,,
...,..'.'..''', "rP ''''',,'
80 ~ we
III '' W. Or'"''' = 81 N'"''I c'n T.
w. cut "'o ''e'' 10" "'y' 'S ,. o'' OF
~ ~ ~ ! ''''' y ~ '''''''
lines HhSIe'" Ire'IhI COS h'''or on
TIE Vs. " -. u. H. WIS thrown rom e ca
nooS1 "r saturday, 'h' ON inSt.,tnd had'
~ hurt
A ran ntn'I nlln, jInp,I from tn
express train On Thur1lty uiIIt.h Val,
ter tatipm.n.d his leg ,nl shoulder were
broken
Oh hurley Johnson, TIC q litpr nnd prs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19
symptoms Of a DIscascd LIVER

symptoms OF Il Diseased LIVER
PAIN mthcright side under the edge
9! ;hc lbs, increases on pressure;
somCti mes tho pain is in the lett side
t!"raticn Observation-Disclosures lei:
r;dc; sometimes The pain is fclimdcr
the Shouldcr-bladc, aHd il frequently
extends to- the top or the shoulder and
is sometimes mi,,Ikcn for hcuma-.
tSn inihc arm. The stomach i,allcCt-
ClW,th loss of appetite AMI sickness;
tie bowels IN general arc coSlivc,
sometimes alternative with las; the
Observation-Disclosures pain. acCumnau-
led with dull heavy sensation in Tie
back part. There is generally u con.
siderable loss OF memory, aCcompau-
lottindoNc something which ought To
have been done. y slight, CIV cough
is sometimes au attendant The pa
ten. complains of weariucsS and de-
bli', he is easily startled. his feet are
cold on buruiu".a and IT, complain, OF u
pri,klN sCnsL,,Ouui'lhc shin: his SDir-
is me low and although lie Is salts
feet tnLt cN,'o isc would be beneficial
to him. vet he cam scar,cl, summon
NJ loril!ll,lc enough Ia fact,
he {. Sjiusts every remedy Several ct
the aboNCsvmptUnsallCndthcdiSc disease.
bui cases have occurred where few OF
thcm existed, vet CN m,ual on OF IT,.
odN.altcr death. has shpWuIhc.riVlu
to have been cx;cn>i>cl, dcrmgcd
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19

Tearh'r,' salaries ough; ~ be the veiv
last expenses To- he ca, It ,wn, s,ys Sd ,Jcr>
10 tendcnt Eliot Of Boston. We can gcl
on, he ADDS, with ut 81 bull iings
or materials; we can wait Grr be,t rtil o.
10 fill our Libraries CT our cpi.ecti M; 80
can part forever with drills, exhibitions,
aud festivals, or with a. that is expen q.
sivo about Item; tat We must nave men
and women whom nature ~ wei as tfain-
Ing ha- lnnc ca n ~; ye must have tie
heads and the heart, tn are not found
w.cr'vei we seek them, We must have
the personal ior:c whirn is ueyond All
mher forces. in earth as well as heaven.
! ever thing Else were sold thd we
might have these Treasures they W uli
nj cost to- dJT. Ec,n my beginning
w'lh.tLeni is not economy, but wastelul-
moss"
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ADVERTISING RATES F:

Transient Adve11iScncntS,-sl ger incl
for first insertion, and tifty cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements Of more than two
eouar.. standing for u longer timc than
one month subject TO special rate schel-
u}e 81 hieh can he seen 10y calling 1T this
office.
TRANSIENT advertisements III i he
paid for when ordered.
LEaAd. notices 25 cents per line FOR ftur
insertions.
PERSONAL communications will br In
ser ed for so cents per square.
TEN lines OF this type one square.
LOCAL notices Zen cents per line.
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Vol. oS. Reduced from 81 to -. 4sth year
G0dY'S EddY'S Book

We "lcr NO cheap pr mium,, Bot give
,hv best Magazine iuuhu~het.
Gun 'rElkNIS
copy wear s. ~ = vo, .icS ! W 81 So
v"Is,s NEAR . 40 i,o,ivN. . W 8 81
s""pc~, wear, ana .,u oNtrt .',pN Co tho
r"r>m g"tt ~ up lac ClUb. mtNtng SiN
"ouic>. - hO Eignt copies, one wear.
and an extra c'pN T. ia person getting
az iie CluE, uiI lug Ia, c,pic~, Sl4 IS:
tea C'ui"~ one Year. an Hu aNtg, copy
T. thc person gotuug az tho vluh, Sl7 o.:
twenty CIpleS. one Wear. uui au oNtu,
clpN {" the person getting ZAP toe cluh
e3l 80.
&a- Now is hr time L. make up YOU,
Cluu~.
How To RENtr. Get P,~t-utuce
Money Oricr on 4 i,l rlpbiI. or a bran
ga Philadelphia ur New York. / you
csnnnt vet oitter ct these sent Btnk
notes, ana ia the latter C ,~v rcIi Ntcr Nuur
letter
Parties desiring tn get pp clubs send
Tor pvcimcn copy, whicn VIII so sea-.
irv". Nudr.,~,
Cooley = LNDN'S BOOK Publishing
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drc puIt, IA.
AS-Nrnt, with the HoUs one wear for
- 80.
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Or. =. Walkers California tm.
pcar biitpIr5 arc n purely Vegetable
preparation. made tucIs from tho ma
tive herbs iOW' uu tl.o lower ranges ~
tic Sierra NoruOH mountains Of Calilpr-
%, tic medicinal properties of winch
.Ie cttEctod thcicfrOm without the use
ri Alcohol. Tho question i3 almost
dnily ASKED "Whlt is thc cause of tho
.up ''.rrl success NJ FINEGNG BIZ
IalsT' Osr answer liHt DC, rcm,rJ
.uC c.t.,sc OF disease ai.a luc patient rec
covers h8 health. They ore the gre
t.Hui uHl,r 1ud q ,Iio-W giving principle,
prurCt RcnOvatDr and IntigoratOr
of tho system Never before in the
,stmy m f.o world h1s a medicine b,sa
compounded possessing the remark q
guaIIiIrs ol NiEEsNk l.irrKRs iu healing D.
SICK Of evory al rH.e uau b. heir tO. they
are q gentle iHTgttiyt a. wc.i a. a Tonic,
uhCyiug Congestion cor Inflammation oi
tho Liver aud Niscoral Organs in Bilious
D.sC4scs
The properties Of DR. WALKEE's
NiyEGAb lHTIERs aIc Ap"ueut. Dia2horetic,
Clmustyp Nr,dUuus. Laxative 'iurotic,
tsJluve. Counter ant SudoU Nra
I've. sud An ~~i.Ju5,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19

The Wsvne IdU cite SAYS; "A few Of
u,''>, indivi lunl~ whn cn"tend that the
country must return q the si,npl .city If
our i"rcftth, -. h,l better lead the way
bv eating JOHNNY AXE and soaring hind
patches uu their pants
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19

Ing tho name ~ the ncyr, whN W az with
at the ti,na An I who ho 81 iu'd dill the
sll 'otiss WAS taken buck O. tho Jail whore
he now remains. both L1utz aud Eid>
eu we've men ur high character aud "a at
~ c,trvme,i ,n th,t comuluuilv, aud the
excitement incident tn tine murder uf ouv
ANT 'hr " 1uadjnI ct the other. W = uat>
urtlN iuteu e.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19

j. H. Brown h,sSile,l a 81 thing room
iu connection with his store. AMI pr"pos-
g. sell ready made clothing cheaper
IA ~ has ever Keen sold IN kingwond he
E,,r,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19

You can purchase - visiting cards.
with naiIe neslv printed or written. for
- ,cnt, 40 the ARGUS utiico. Call and
seo s.upleS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19

n residents ~ thiS oouHtlJ--ons YEAR.
also; six months, IS; four months, 80
cents.
To non- res dents oftbc countv-One wear.
81 65-'hp Is cents extra bean" charged
to pr spaV poSta q: ak months, - cents:
three months. so cents.
our terms ARE cash n ddr1nce here
fore all papers will Ice stopped sc the eN.
pir,tion of tie term O suLscriptioSa. an
less renew ed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19
LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
sJsPP-HisSs Here s~>f Ueyeob ovt>
Retnurnl nlrn,r.

4 s,ve~v winter i ore 'lct.'A-
Red .ur new n liver. = 'mnu'S.
M more sun stroSe~ Ibis vc,r
The sweet ciinr ma" ~ around.
Organize your iebatin; snci .tieS.
Chestnut trees out the Morgantowu
pike. are ir hull b'o"in.
The forests are assuming their autumn :
nal tins.
Not so much hnnI shaking as the, e
was.
Reid John II. Browns big advertise,
np'nr.
Washing crystal. f.r SIZE a, the Drug
Store.
Prof Fixes normal school closes I,
morrow.
Hon. b. p. Martin Is in town att, ndiuv
court.
Fire cigar and smoking tobacco Tor
sale at the Drug 81 IRE.
Wcw,1 publish the preachers, appoint
john ~ Holt Esq. i~at Ora ton il.-
wool ,,, i,n.i.,,
II p-, ro,o;,. = r,.,.,.re,,,
from MoIE utrwn, this week.
Carp inter- chalk, all grades, for sale
At the BrUE Store.
lie mh'r m"ni'l market 'n this c"ur
~ ''''" ''''' fu''' active 'ie '"S' month
Ladies' aud gcnt'cmcn's fancy goods
yer! '''e'P " ) H. h'''"".S'
our merchants are receiving their ta'l
goods. Adv rtl~". gentlem" ., advertise!
H.. - \, p;.,. ,,, ,..,..,.,. "a.
Lula. Icn on last Monday for Weston.
- 49,.
ana "a 81, ,rlc,.c,i. - 81, M rr u,e,,. .,,l
10y ''"'"'"S'
The farmers i'm this county are through
seeding. \ large acr, a. e las 10 en- cults
N"''' 'h'S ''i''
The N"rrNtown Vcro1d insists that ne.
imam like- To- hold girl baby in his arms
""''' H''' - - S''rN "'u'
Special attention il now called to the
large stock 81 new goods just received
''''''' va"
"o'' machinery ''' SIC ia our "''''''>'
iauir| nave you seen > a. ~ hr"wnS
MONTH - and o,, - - ,,n,o '''' "
"Whoa Emma" must soon hide bor
diminished II ad. rh, latest slang nbr,.o
l.. "Flip mn. old hoy ainun"
You will find i, 70 vour odv,n,,oo =,
call AMI examine j II. WINS new
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
\ NJ. Shafier is in town This wee, as a
witness ia the case oi' oh w Bros. against
Sh'n'r Bros.
tn PlaS'er"rS have commenced work
on the VI. T.. church. - l.csh"rn. o
Deer PARK has the contract.
The Ladies Mite Society. meets at the
resiIenre ct F. Heer'n'ns. Eq, on Fri
day nigh; al this week.
In :. =. Her tho man that beat
ID Iph Armstrong rr Cork ~ The G. ur's
~ Taylor G. unity. WIS d. town last week
John Baton Payne, I'm IN Thursday
ior fm que o.LItl W. and wII mot
rotu,u u',,I. ..ut.,..I-t ,f N...,,i,.
o ' '"'N N'' '.'' '''''' - : IS
'''''''- ~ 80 80.
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WHEELING
Female ) College.
UONE-LIEE A\D ELES Ant IN
Al. IrS ArpOtNrMEN

The c. llCgc IL hc ~ .inl'> Si'ultcl AMI
Within cts w.ukiur distance 81 any par
ui the city. street v;tr urruutu "A ttisu~
& nclyhh ring tnWuS. RI h,tlth at
HESS Oi ~itutt ou 10 10 unsurpassed and its
whole internal arrangements are ct the
highest urlcw
Trims H",t "ic - 0i' n, B.p tfo, q,
For ctplN uA~ %. oth.r inform tito
address che President.
Miss \. TAYLOR.
BOARD ~ TVU~Tt' = -Anu 4 n IIuh,
bart. pre~i .Cnt; nr n Logan, ~vvrvt.r,;
&C List k~Q, rrrnsurp; rhos Horu-
lar 'oN, J Il tiupUsrtl \ " C,uHpncu. "a
Ia LiI. Augustus pnltuck, BcuE,mtn
Davenport, lDmcs = Rhndrs. Stmucl 4
lllircth, sweeney. 60 II Wheat.
Jo cph ton.
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Marriage Licenses.
Vlsitin Cards.

George SIS eT Ca Abaline Messenger
Ra lph 4. Ashhv a. Rchel j. Shsiier.
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PAY UPI

All peTsora knowing themselves % ho
dcPted to- J. v. Fople q 60 n. y Fo.
8 or ID. y. V. Fpulo. in accounts made
8revious to October 1877. must settle
tAaid accounts ~ once. ,r theV vii he yut
tOut Tor coll elton. He me0n business
sqUc yourselves coRtS.
All of sold "a counts must he set
tled with tho UNDERSIGNED.
r. ". FOGIF.
Portland, west Va, July ~, ATS 3m
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19

Prof D'venp'rt rep, a. u. th,t
daslntdiv CA rage " ,prrpyt .,ted u.,.u
him last Ihrr>lty. hvi ugaw v.nai.
Pin PIO cs~rI wns on h, way nom Nor
t.wu; u" met "A MN vino a. presented
himself .'sh arp inter-, on he way to la,
w"rN, ana "sh'd to ride lew miles.
The Professor Brmie tho request, ana
t"c result proved thutute.' iid.ngu hort
'l~unct, u 10 C-3Ur WIS
"rocNcd out or his Lug4y. When
he recovered consciousness, there Aeru
several persons 1t ,nling about, wac had
kindly t,t>on charge oinin, dil tho Pr
,e-- 'r p1nl tn carpenter Ia dep ,rt-
81 wI.l 40 81 hi- IN ,ney and two drafts
pi 500 each. NO.hin. has been head
from the -irruecr since. t tairlnont est
Viz, inian
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19

We learn bv tho Mrrr,ntpwn p,per%
that the MorSautown fair was ATT tie
cess. Too much horse r,eHNx. That's the
trnrhle with most " the county Fairs
They ere mere subterfuges for certain
species uf gumhlinu
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-10-19

" III uHisAt uVA N prlhsel or NIltteil, ih
- ,cnt, 40 the ARGUS ufiice. Call and
sce samples.
J. ~. Brown hiss ile,l 81 thing room
iu connie, .tipu with his store anil propos-
g. 4 sell ready made clothing cheaper
IA n hS~ ever Keen sold IN Kingwopd be-
lore.
The WHvne .idU cite SAYS: "A few Of
'i,u~r ipdivi lunl> Nhn cnHtend that the
country must return q the sinp .cIts uf
our i"rcftth' -. hvl better lead the way
NV eating JOHNNY lake and gearing hind
patches ou their pants"
We learn bv tho MIrttntpwn p,pers
that the MorSautown fair was ATT ,uc-
cess. Too much horse u,eitNx. That's the
trouble with most " the county Fairs
They ere mere sub,eriuges for certain
species "f gambling.
Mr. Bert. Baldwin, or ClrrkShurg. who
has ben attending Prof. Fixes : u.tnal
Schpnl here. len tnr his h,mA In Cl1rkS.
burg on last Monday. We are glad 10
say Bert viii return In time To attend
eur Winter schoor.
'oy Sh TVS are very p pull ir ut Penn
sV'Vinia Fairs. We W n wager our I'D
pipe thar Kingw"od could get up u
"~h "a" tia would Ice them al "holIer''
I'm p iHt of uumhers, but she would have
To Nhibit ~nn" OF the m .auesl looking
ours that ever walked on our logs.
>->.~-
IN 'Nrhmg s'yS; "rhe e is y man
iu our t"wu i'm our Gown who alwa\ = paNs
tr hiS sper i'm advance. lac has never
hven Sic d,y at his 10; never mnI
any corn ~ 80 'thHchc; his pot toes new
er ron; TIA" wrav never eats his wheat;
frost mover ills uiS corn or leans; hi,
hnbi = mov T. cry Ia The nigni; md. most
wonJc IA. OF al, his w,fi never sol X. ."
Ia the rush a. yet ont our paper | ,st
w,ch, We did lot hnve lime to read PROOF
as carefully as we should. aud the cons,-
qucnces We're, hat several eg'eginu, cr-
r'r' crcpt "a our table uf elicit. IA returns.
Tine vote of Wa = N. for 5, motors, AT i',i>
nw~NIiic nd Evansville ,hould r. ud 49,
AMI 30, instead of llstnd % / the van.
of Rcro district, the Fcl.ows>ilc vote
was cre'iitc To Ev,nsvi le .rd Evans
vlllc to Felow->.lc.
! q" grand jury found indi .Jm .i.- a.
gaiuSt ia" toiuwi p r,ois: IL Is o....
one hun'ire Il twenty ,IN c.,,r-. In.
mss MORAN, Anthony 3oyce, Handy
Gibson, JnOT Williams, william Me
lhenN, Mary Ann Daily, Mar,u X DIV.
Amos arr !. Oliver Bucklrw. i.CBt.
kDr, Mr., MaN ii lry. Nbrah ma 10.
and VIM II Glover.
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WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS
THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARfTo
is Published e,e,y .Sft,yctay Or
HARRY McCAFFERlY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :

KIEGwooD PREsroN COUNTY, Va
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Mr. Bert. Baldwin, or ClrrkShurg. who
has been attending Prof Fixes ; "'nal
Schp"l here. len tpr his HON, in Cl1rk~.
burg IN last Monday. We are glad TO
say Bert viii return In time To attend
our Winter schoor.
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Political Notes.

The First Ward Colored Butterworth
Club met last night. Hon. Ben. Butter
worth made very able speech
The Republicans of the First Precinct
Twenty-frst Ward, held large meeting
last night and organizeda Young and Weber
Club.
The Goss Club of the Nineteenth Ward
met at Second and Park streets last night
and was addressed by Ransford Smith and
DR.. Henry Watson.
The Sayler and Johnston Club of the
First Precinct, Eighteenth Ward, will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock in the Democratic
Executive Committee rooms, Grand Hotel.
General VIM. G. Halpin, who has been
nominated for Congress by some of the Ma
tionalists opposed to Col. Jones, wrote a
note yesterday to those gentlemen saying
that he accepts the nomination.
Officers of the Young and Weber Club,
First Precinct, Twenty-frst Ward; John
Henger, President; Joseph Altaman, Vice
President; Charles Nixon, Secretary; L..
Oberding, Treasurer; George Young and
Chris. Kluny, Financial Committee.
The Democracy of the Thirteenth Ward
met last night at JAG. Baumgardner's place,
9S Liberty street, for the temporary organs
ization OF Goss and Johnston Club. The
following gentlemen acted as temporary
officers: President, JAG. Baumgardner;
Secretary, Lawrence Sauer. The following
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18
The Courts.

In the case of the State against William
Blackburn, the jury rendered a verdict of
guilty of shooting at Lieutenant Cody.
John Kinsel, against whom true indict
ment for burglary was found by the Grand
Jury, was released from custody to-day,
there being no points on which he could be
convicted.
The two indictments againstthe notorious
Bill Blackburn for grand larceny were
nollied by the Prosecutor to-day.
Gustav Bauer was appointed admins
traitor of Ferdinand Bauer. Personally
5000.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-J B. Puthoff and Maggie
Thornberger, dismissed; Thomas Kane, S.;
Gustav stratmeyer, So; J. G. Hays and
Chas. McHall, 80 days each.
Disorderly Conduct-Joseph Wing, Cath
arine Wing and Elizabeth Schwable, dis
missed; Theresa Jacobs, continued to Oct.
18th; Henry and Mary Fie, So each; Kate
Hanley, 30 days; Lizzie Stevens, 20 days;
Owen Heale, $40.
Miscellaneous-Chas Harmore and Rams.
Studenberg, burglary continued to Septem-
Der 25th; John Clark, petit larceny, SO
days; Andy Welsh and Allen Combs, same,
S25 each; Rudolph Schnable and Henry
Brehme. assault and battery, SIS each Sam
uel McPeat assault and battery, continued
to September 25th; Ann Schnable,
same, dismissed; John Wilson, carrying
concealed weapons, dismissed; George Eb-
erhardt, embezzlement, 30 days; George
Simlick, contempt of Court, SO; Barney
Flardman failing to keep books, continued
to Sept. 25th; Ned Timlan, vagrancy, 80
days; Philip Mars, committing nuisance,
SIS; Pete Conrad, same, So; Charles Nc
Hale, malicious destruction, dismissed
Daniel Jones and Frank Barnes, lettering,
5000 each.