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ADVERTISER ENTs.
CoMMIssIoNER's NOTICE.

samuel J. Boyd; Henry NJ. Harper.
composing the firm OF Harper 4 Rr,
David GOtmau and Manuel Gutmen
composing the btm OF NJ. Gutmau a Co:
George Il. Wheat, William \. lSott and
John =, N0Nlor, composing the firm of
Wheat. lSctt ~ \aNloT George W. uor>
sew, John &. HorScY and samuel Ration.
composing the firm OF uorScv Bro a
Batten; nariol G. List, BENJAMIN Dnvcn-
port and George II. Parks. CompOSinu
the firm ot List, davenport and Parks:
Alexander LAughliu. samuel IauphIin.
Charles IL. odhVrt. George A. Glc~ner
and Alexander X. Campbell, conpcSiny
The firm ct lHugblm Bros ~ CO.: Alox.
and luughlin, Charles III. Odbcrt ami
Samuel Laughliu, composing tho Hrn a,
laughhu Bros. n Co.; Johu W. Bavd
aud john X. BOtStOtd CompoSinr tbp
firm OF John W, Boyd 4 Co: VIII. >uc
as well on their own behalf, a. ON behalf
otall the other Judgment on lieu credit
ors of Reubou Wartheu. who shallrou,c
IN aud contribute To- the oNpcusc, OF this
suit,
uJumV
kcuhcu WWthou, William g. Wilson.
the Merchants National Rauk OF West
Virginia, az Wheeling, \ J. Clarke,
trustee. aud Elisha Thomas, bdmiuistr,,
oI George Hartman. dccco,cd,
IN EQUITY.
Ky a sccroC rcudcrrd toy the Circuit
Court OF Preston county, tu the above
ulmcd cause on the l"th daN of NntI
lN'N. the ~lud cause was rotCurud t,uup. oi
the Comm iSsiouor> ct the said Court. tu
ascertain aud report what Uuus .h.rr .r.
ON the land ia the bill asked tD Doe ~1ld.
WHO an luNpr of, their amouuI-. tyd ry.
prc.iNc prouucs with uuytuur else
d'pmcd pertinent lay the commission d,
OF requested bNanN "i hcpat,oS.
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three months, so cents.
our terms are cash m advance, there
fore all papers will be stopped at the eN-
piration of the term o. subscription, un
less renewed.
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RoDAMERs, West, Va. Aug. 18th.
E,itoy 1ygUS;
Please permit mo space i'm your val
liable paper To say word i'm behalf cot
the people OF this place. We are all Ia.
boring men and trying 10 support our
families, which is our duty; but il seem,
almost impossible At the present time for
us to bear up under the financial crisi,
and heavy taxation imposed upon us 10y
corrupted parties who aro trying "a
crush down the poor laborlng man, with
the boudholdcrS and. capitalists al their
mead, saying 10 Us poor men, who arc
lIhuring hard for hny cents per dnv.
pay my tax, pay my tax aud / will
buy your produce aud pay you what /
please. We have got you POW, and we
intend TO hold you in Egyptian bondage"
VIII we endure il longer? "No" say the
people at Rodamcr's. We, the mljority
OF thc voters at Rocamors, do intend 10
support the National Grc,uback party.
The party that is in sympathy with az.
May cod speed the day when dclivcrance
will como to the poor people Of America.
ours in sympathy with the laboring.
men.
IAuDUEV
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Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit
Court of Preston county. will ON Mon
day tho 9TH day OF October, 1878, tho
same bciug court day, before the front
door ct the court house, in KiugWoud,
offer for sale the rualty dccrccd ID bee
sold i1 the above cause, consisting of
tho lot aud Zinc dwelling house. i'm King
wood, now occupied by the defendant
asa residence; also the lot aud Mrgo
store house in fIngWood belonging a.
the defendant, where the post office g.,
now kept. al~On tract of land near I[ing~
wood, on the road leading from King
wood to the oak Grove church.
Tlo above dwelling house is q pool
frame dive ling house. lurtc and convu,
nicnt. The lot is q very fine one. The
store house Is large and connections.
well eituttcd, and the lot on which 10 be
erected j., very valuable, beng large
enough Tor Two more business houses
The four acre lot rich and valuable tor
pasture land
The above ~alo viii be for so much
cash in hand as Is sufficient TO pay costs
OI~uI. and expenses OF sale aud the rc-i-
uc upon "A credit OF one and two years,
the purchaser executing iuttrcst bearing
uutc5 with approved security for the dc,
fcTCdinstalmcut, Of purchase money.
j. a. Blows, Commissioner
Aug. -, 1873. lauI7 Sg.5Ol
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&a- Know, all men, and women also,
that W. +. Lston, of Portland, w. Va.
is agent for all and every kind of Agri>
cultural Implements.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

Parks snd Jackson have Just re-
ccived "A new assortment of ladies and
misses s-ocs mems brogans. and boys
and childrcn's shoes. AlSp. "A full assert
ment OF dry GOODS. groceries. DC. Can
and examine goods and prices before
purchasing.
Aug. 10, 1878. IauI7-t2
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What do you think9 They say that
butter made by the Union churn, sold bv
w. I. Liston, is sweetcr and commands
a higher price than any other in the mar
kct
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EVAN SVILLE
w OOleu Factory
1000 Lis. Wool Wantou


'nrdin- al spinning Nnu from II To- 10
cont, p e. lh.
stocking yarn miNCi, Boo per ~.
ta>sim' &C. 5Gc NOR va.
IWoH all wool zoe
Doc >, m Jotus, new style, Doe
flUuu'ls from. oar tua,r
lBlau cts from 81 &, SgGl per nr.
w nave a lot of heavy goods tnot we
sell very low for cash, wool or country
pro""cc. We give the
fo-Ii,Jbcst n0,Gct I17cc tor FooL -oN
We don't hold wool. therefore we can
sell goods lower and pay better pric,
for wool than others.
j. BOWMAN a. son.
Evansville, Preston Coz, w. Va
Mar, 18th, 1879, 1, 20 &C.
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NEU UNDERGRADUATES.
VoTIcE DISSOLUTION.
WEST VIRGINIA. SIS

w EST y VIRGINIA, SIS
In the
Clerks ouicc of The county Court of
Preston county, ON the 3l,t H.tv of July.
1875
M.l(co o~ -.cc Durnd
~ pEUr.
Waite. wuj Woung.
Tho object
u. his suit IT, .' collect debit uc from
the doicnduut- ,. the pl mun.
Nud It appearing tina, the defend mts
Rowan White and James White are not
nee ~iu'u'~ OF this State, they are there's
fore hereby required To appear here 40
Rules To hc held tor tho said Court ON the
last Monday OF August, next, and do
what i necessary To protect thor interests
herein. And IL IL ordered hat tho rorc~
going hc puhliscl in tho West Virginia
Argus a weekly newspaper published
in this county.
\ copy Test.
j, AMI MARTIN, Clc~k
James \. Brown. Atty for pliuun.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

- us than ~ anything else Capital not
required; $50 will start you. slZ per day
10 home made by the Industrious. Men.
women. boys and girls wanted every
whore to wYrk for as. Now BIZ tbe time.
Costly outfit aud terms FREQ Address
IRUE " Co, Augusta Maine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

NTGUN business you can engage
OALo 4 in. s. to 5 % per day made
by any worker OF either sex, right iu
their own localities. Particulars and
samples worth s. free. Improve YOUR
spare timo at this business. Address
rriNsON 81 Co, Portland, Maine.
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CoMMnsSloNEEs nrrIcn.

COMMISSION EU'S OFFICE,
klNOWoop, VAST a.,
August 9tn, IS.
The parties To- the above unmcd suit
are hereby notified that shall. on the 2d
d'N "l Sc mhcr next, at my oticcHtoic,
said, proceed tu execute tho above mems
uouod decree OF rctCrcuco.
SMITH CRANE, .om'r.
JAS. \. blows. Attorney
Aug, 10, - SlIgl.I
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STOVES, GRAIES.

LininV-, Sanders. Stove Lids. &c.. Tim
ware, Roofing and SpouuuG which lee
VIII sell at lower prices thau otcI. IHtu,.
inE tuc public for past iival. uc rc-
7pcctuIly asks continuance oI tbc same.
ru3-feI
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BY the use Of which every family may
give their lincn that brilliant polish pccu-
liar to- fine laundry wofS. Saving time
and labor iu ironing moro than lbs entire
cost sold by gr' GERS or will be sent
postage pdd ou receipt OF 2J cents.
DOBBfNS. BRO. a. CO.,
I3 North Fourth ST.. Phila.
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Office and consultation rooms over
Deut& Sons Drug Store.
re- Every Saturday from Q to 3 p. NJ.
patients who are unable TO pay will he
prescribed for free. 10 such medicine
will be furnished when desired at cost.
Also surgical operations will bee por-
formed at the same time free of charge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31
mays If.

Takes This method to inform the public
that Doe continues t9 keep constantly .n
hand all kinds of Brass ami Copper Kct.
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JANIS a BRowN, C0mr.
IAug. 10 1876 25.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-20
The Sea-Serpent of Nahant.

S.A. Drake writes in Harper's Magazine
for May There is one topic with which
the annals of Nahant are indlssolubly
united that we feel natural ditlidence
in approaching, yet cannot in conscience
ignore, and that ia the sea-serpeut.
Words are inadequate to de>cribe the
widespread CONSERVATION which the APP
partition Of such amonster created among
the hardy population of our New Eng
land sea- board, for he was soon perceived
TO possess none of the attributes of a
spotlcss and harmless fish, but to belong
strickly to the reptile tribe. And what
u reptile The mos: exaggerated reports
of his length prevailed in the fishing
towns of Cape Ann. One skipper swore
that he was rs long as the maiumast OF a
seventy-tour; another would eat him II
the steeple of Gloucester Westinghouse
could hold candle to him for length ;
still another declared upon his "aiiidavy''
that having sighted the shaggy head OF
the snake early in the morning. with a
stiff six knot breeze, and everything full,
he had been halt glass in overhauling
his tail, as he lay motionlcss along the
water.
For time nothing else VAS talked of
but the wonderful sen-snakc which was
repeatedly seen in Gloucester Bay III
August, 1917, and occasionally also in
the waters of Nahant Bay, by hundreds
of curious spectators, who ran to the
beaches or pushed off i'll boats at the
first news of his approach. There was
not Il tish-wife along thirty miles OF
coast who did not shake in her shoes
when &c was reported in the oiling. But
as the time wore on, and the serpents
pacific, even pusllanimous, disposition
became evident, courage revived, and
though the fish was strange one, the
fishermen determined, with character
istic bodncss, on his capture.
Stimulated, also, by the large reward
offered for the serpent, alive or dead,
vessels were fitted out, manned by ex-
pert whaicsmen, which cruised III the
bay. The revenue vessel then on the
station was ordered to keep vigilant
lookout, and her guns double-shotted for
action. Nets were also spread in his
suakeship's accustomed haunts, and one
adventurous fellow who had approached
SO near rs to see the white of his glitter
ing eye, cmptied the contents OF duck
ing gun into the monsters head. But he
bore charmed life, and having easily
e.uded his pursuers, derisively shook the
spray of Nahant Bay from his tail ere he
disappeared in the depths of the ocean.
Si4ce this time the gigantic ophidian has
never revisited Nahant, though tidings
have lately come of him from other
climes. His stuffed skin was never des-
tined to adorn the walls of museum,
and it is doubtful if he will ever know
other pickle than his native brine.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-20
Out of Tuno.

When the tones Of musical instrument
become harsh and dscordant, we say it is
"out of tune" The same may be said OF that
far more wonderful and complicated piece Of
mechanism, the human structure, when it
becomes disordcred. Not only actual disease,
but those far more common causes, overworb,
mental anxiety, and fast living, may impair
its vigor and activity. The best remedy for
partial collapse of the vital energies, from
these as fIom other causes, is Hostetter's
Stomach Bittrrs which is at the same time an
agreeable and mind cheering cordial, and the
best possible invigorant in all cases Of debil-
ity. 1t is an incOmp arabic stomachic and
nti-bilious medicine, eradicatcs fever and
aguc and prevents subsequent attacks. l.
remedies with certainty and thoroughness
bowel and kidney complaints, dyspepsia,
nervousness, rheumatic troubles, and many
other bodily ailments. 1t also eounteracts
influences which predispose TO disease.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-20
II.-kIIIINa THR RABBIT.

One day Bear and Fox dey kctches
Rabbit, an dey says: LESS us burn dis
ole Rabbit up" Kase Rabbit he steal
eberyting dey makes. An so dey light
one big fire, to ;row Rabbit in; an Rab-
you larfin' bout, my Bruddcr Rabbit
An Rabbit be say; "Ksse you allus
gwinc to trow ne in de fire; an | was
born in de fire, me an my nanny too
as dat sol" Fox say. An den Fox an
Bear scratch him head an tink little bit.
An den dey say "Well, of you wuz
bonn in de fire, you an your nanny too,
den We gwine trow you IN de bIier- pstch.
SO den Rabbit no tended like he wuz a.
cryin'; an, arter dey done trow him in
de brer- patch Rabbit he jump up an
say: "Guod-by, Bruddcr Bear. Good
by, Brudder Fox. Dis is my home. Is
YOU cbbcr see anybody borned in de tirel'
So den de Rabbit he broke an run, an
Fox an Bear dey run too. An ole Bear
he ketch Rabbit gittin' ober de fence.
An Rabbi, feel de ole Bear hab hold Of
his leg. so he say "Brudder Bear, you
got hol' de fence Let 90 de fence, an
ke,ch hot oh my lcg!" SO Bear he let go
Rabbits leg, and ketch hol' Oh do fence.
An Rabbit he Jump and run, and arter a
while he come to dc road. So he lay
down side dc road an tended like he
wux dead An bime-by dc old fish. cart
come long, and do old iishman see dead
Rabbit laying by do road; SO he jump
down an trow him in dc cart. 30 den
Rabbit he watch an watch, when dc ole
man lookin' t'odcr way, an lie trow de
fish out in de road. an he keep on trow.
in 'em out. An den he jump ont too,
an pick up all dc fish, till he got one big
basket full, an den he start fur to 30
home. An he meet Fox. An Fox say
"Bruddcr Rabbit, whar did you git all
dem fish," And Rabbit say: "Brudder
Fox, dis wuz do way. | see an ole fish
cart comm. an JUS lies right down
in de road, an hole my troat out fur de
wheel to go ODER An dc ole iishman
when he hear my bones crack, ho trow
out some fish in a basket; an jumps up
An runs home disss.way." SO den ole
Fox 90 long till he come to dc road, an
den he lie right down in de middle of de
track. an hole him troat out for dc wheel
TO 90 obcr, JUS like Rabbit done to!c him.
An sho 'nough, bime-by de ole fsh-cart
come long an Fox he lie right still; an
hil all his bones crack, an ole Fox done
dead.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-20
Intelligence Items.

AN elective course in Chinese is pro-
posed at Harvard.
A COMPULSORY education bill was passed
by the Wisconsin Assembly recently.
The Connecticut Senate has passed a
bin restoring the old system of raising
school money by district tax.
The State of Virginia has at present
no resources with which to make Mr..
McCormick's gift of telescope to her
university available. Ii has been accept.
cd however, with gratitude and a promise
to make, as soon as possible, due provis-
ion for housing and using the instrument.
TIE Union Theological Seminary has
consummated the purchase of the library
of the late Professor Henry B. Smth.
1t consists of 1000 volumes and 1000
pamphlets, and is especially rich in the
departments Of theology and metaphysics.
The Seminary library now numbers 3d.,
! 900 volumes.
AT their National Convention, in Chi
cage, the Womeu's Christian Temperance
| Union resolved to keep their organiza-
ton separate and intact from all others"
that in many places the Women's Unions
were "bcing absorbed by other temper
/ nncc movements, and their special work
| abandoned.
! A HOLLY TREE" Inn has been main
tanned in the city of Wilmington, Del,
since 1872. Recently anew building has
been erected for its accommodation at u
cost of nearly $4,000. On the first floor
is temperance restaurant, 80 feet by
Al; on the second floor lecture hall,
which will seat 800 persons; on the third
! floor are numerous lodging rooms. The
sales have for two years yielded Il profit
over the running expenses.
PROF.. AUSTIN PHELPS sums up the
! Judgment OF the American churches with
regard to card playing thus: an tie
Catholic, Episcopal, and perhaps Lutheran
| Churches, the Innocence of this amusc-
mcnt is not often questioned. In consid-
cradle fragments OF the Presbyterian, the
Reformed and the Congregational
Churches, the practice of it has Of late
years been gazing ground. With these
exceptions, it may be said that the voice
| of the great bulk of the Evangelical
NuulCIltS 10 az IjlCsCHl III tilC neg III It.
A bishop Of the Methodist Church has re.
cestly testified that that branch Of the
Church is almost a unit asains. card
playing"
The Boston School Committee gave
hearing list week to the advocates of in
dustrial education. The apparatus and
tools of one of the industrial schools were
offered to the committee for the purpose
Of enabling them, by practical appllca-
ton, under their own immediate super
vision, of the system of education now
/ pursued there, to determine their decision
as to whether the system shall be incor-
! porated into the course Of instruction in
/ the Public Schools of Boston. In this
particular school, it was stated, the
amount expended in one year in educat
| ing thirty-two boys in practical industry,
was only $3.50. The principal of one of
the grammar schools said among other
/ things that industrial education would
greatly benefit the health Of boys, adding
that in his school he had many nervous
lads, who, he believed, would be benefited
by the relief from mental work afforded
in mechanical pursuits.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-20
New Employment Office.

New enterprises of every character, tend
ing to benefit the public, we hail with leas-
ure, and one that strikes us with considerable
force, at the present, is the fitting up OF the
premises, No. G36 Clay street, san Francisco,
next door TO Frank G. Edwards carpet store,
for new, tirst-class llTcnce and kn-
ploymcnt Office by those gentlemen who
have SO long pleased the public in their et-
'orts while in the employ Of Crosctt y Co,
in whose establishment they have been the
leading men for Il number of years, Mr.. Han
sen having charge Of the female, and MIR.
Ever of the male department. They now
prop 'se wing the business on their own ac-
court under the firm name OF {. L Hansen
& Co, and their long experience and practi-
cal knowledge OF the wants of the cummuui-
ty well entitlc them TO "A large share Of pa
tronage. One of the great points Of their
success will be in the fact Of Mr.. Hansen
speaking luently the German, Ftench and
Scandinavian languages, and his large and
extensive acquaintance among those nation.
alites must add greatly to their success
their mode Of doing business must commend
itself to all seeking domestic help The skill
OF the mechanic, the labor Of the artisan, the
farmer, the dairyman, the mills and mines,
the hotels and restaurants, in fact, every
branch Of industry can there find practical
and efficient help. They intend dcyoting
their whole energies in making their office
one Of Il high grade, and lin their vocabulary
there shall be no such word as fall they
intend that every order Shall be filled prompt
ly to the miuutcst detail and no chor, will
be spared to place right employees In the
right place; thus the two great ends will he
accomplished, viz: the employers Will find
themselves surrounded with good and ell
cent help, while the faithful domestic, and all
classes, male sud female, will lind ready as
sistance to obtain good positions in their
various vacations. Their old friends will re
member their exertions in the past, and give
them their patronage in the future; and we
urge upon those seeking a reliable Office and
not thoroughly posted, to call with full con
hdence upon the new Employment Otlice Of
c. Il Hansen < Co, 626 Clay street, san
Francisco S. f. Chronicle
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-20
Some Negro Stories.
1.-THE BIGGEST FOOL.


A traveller he was travellln' along, an
he stop at de iust house he come, an ast
'em to glib him sompin to eat. so dcy
sarnt de olcst gal down in de cellar fur to
cut some bacon; an she stay so long dey
all went down to see what she bin dom.
An dey fin her settin' on de steps, cry.
in; an dey asst her what wuz de matter
wild her. An she say she WIZ tinkin'
bout what she must name her fust son
when she done git married; an she
couldn't tink bout no name, so she
lowed she mus cry some. SO den dey
oil sot down by her an ups and cries too.
So den de traveller he go down too, an
he fin 'em als a cryin': and so lie TUX
his hat, an says: "Go0d-by, folks.
When ] fla some mo folks any bigger
fools dan you alls is, den come back dis
way an marry dat olest GAL So he go
way widout no dinner. An bime- By he
come cross one ole oman had done scrub
her house. An she got ~ wheel-borror
wuz she dom An she say: Use tryin'
for to wheel some . dish exc sunshine
into my ole house, fur to dry de floor, an
obery tins | .ita y big borrer full o sun
it all go way fore gifts in dc shade.
Pears like it amt no count no how, dis
old sunshincln Den de traveller he say
"You ole fool Opon you door an let
de sunshine on YOU foor. Dat de way 10
do"
s. den he went long little furdor,
an he foun man had done have par o.
hrss u, Il 10, fro ,r
o. brecches ebber he have. An he done
tic EN- up in de tree, an wuz tryin' fur
to jump into EN-; and cherry time he
jump he jump 100 high. SO den he feel
mighty bad, an he say "How is gwine
to get into dem brceches 10 howl" An
den he run an jump one mo- time; an
he jump ober dc breechos agn. An dc
traveller he say: "You big fool. Take
dem breeches down an pull EN- ober you
legs dissa-way."
50 dc man tank him, an de traveller
went long little furder, an he fin man
sawin' logs in dc wood. An he asst him
what wuz he dom. An he say: DE
cows done come an sleep roup' my house
las night; an dcy litter up my yard 30
bad | gwinc to saw some logs fur to move
my house away" you big fool say
do traveller. go long home and git Il
shovel an clear up YOU yard, an let de
old house lone" so dat man tank him
an 90 home.
An de traveller he travel long some
mo-; an he come to a nodcr house, dat
have grass CROWN on dc roof. And
dere wul dc ole man an de ole oman
tryin' fur to haul dcy COW up onto de
roof fur to eat de grass. An dey done
tied rope roun' dc ole cows neck, so him
tongue hangin out. And de ole oman
say: "Jes look at dc COW He want dat
or grass so bad him tongue stickln' out"
you ole fools' say dc traveller. "You
chokin' do olo COW to def. Go long on
top de house, an cut do grss, an .row it
down.
So den dey tank him. An he say; a
don travel to de end OBJ de fools. SO now
l gwine back fur to marry dat olest gal"
So he go back, an he fin en- all sittin'
dqr. erwin Wit