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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
DsLoHER SILVER INNING

ELCH ER SILVER MINING
ID cOMPANY.-Iocation Of principal place
Of business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of verks. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that st . meeting oi
the Board OF Directors. held on the 9Th day
Of October. 1875. an assessment mo. i6l OF
ore Dollar per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. 70
the secrrtsry. At the once Of the Company.
Room n Cosmopolitan Hotel Building. 20J Bush
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the i2th day Of November.
1875, will he delinquent, and ADVERTISED for
sale at public auction. and unlera payment 10
made bsfore, will bs sold ON TUESDAY, the
ID day of December. ISIS TO pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs OF adver.
Using and sipensss OF sails.
by order oi the Board VI Directors.
JOHN CHI CkErr. SECRETARY.
0face-Room IL sCo-mopolitan Hotel Building.
7os Bush street, ban Francisco. californis.
OclOtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.

H,orror n HrR,B GIVEN rHAr THH
N Dslipq usas List Of Tsles due The Town
q 6oid HIll fOr the aseal year ensins nsy I.
MAJ. hss tbis DAY been PLACED IN my bands
for eoiIec,isn By the MARSHAL and Tar Collector
a. M town, and notice 10 hereby given that
np.u ne expiration OF ten days from he dsts
az this notice suit win b. instituted IN the
propss coaits for The rsoovssy Of sil tsxss stlt
snpsid. tsssthsr with ssa per cent. dslinquency.
,. u. HARRIs,
Cola nm os.ss:s ssi i. hi'iisss.' is q o'e Iii a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
DELINQUENT SALES.
OALEpoxIA .ILy.. nIsIsa

~ cONPANY.-Locatiou q principal place
Iocstion ii works, storey county. hsvnda.
Notios,-Thsrs are dellnQuent upon the fol'
loving deseribed stock. on account o. assess-
ment mo. nj levied on the 18th DAY OF bepsen.
Der. iSIs, the several amounts set oppoelts tns
names Of the respective snAfsno'os"' -
follows: -, A..
Names. 10. Cefuis sns. ~~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01

ReST Bu.inss los can ,as.ss q 9, us,.., n; = ss :;
si,S.f sex, nSss in sS.ir Own icesiisi:s. r.r:
tieulArs and samplee worth . ne; Lnps0vs
your sparS tine q this buApsss. Addrce.
mia sns sfiNDon : On. Portland, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01

Eisi Az, iru.tss... ......issss. ..io.".;s
o.yd;n.r o:y BALDWIN. "a Tiu.ss:. .isiss. ...iS
Gardiner BALDWIN do lbise....lo.....b
0ariot A 81. Trustee. 80. .ii9ss. ...io.....s
aresnsbsam. Heibing Co.
Trustees ........ .s......fsso' ..io.s.'s
oreenebaum, Helb.ng = %.
Trustee ..ltosf.ss.oo.s..Ss
oreenebsum. Hslbing 4 Co. :.
TRUSTEES ........ -. .is7ois... 'o's's.h
0rssLebsum. Helbing Z Co.
Trust 60 .itsio.... ..io.....e
oreensbsum. Hslbing I Co,
ooiiy / Epstein. Trus. bal. .ssit..... 4 2o....
Grave. " ", Trustee ......is.oi ..S....n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
rTIl0yAN MINING COmPANY-
Il Loeatioa q principal place Of busines,

6An Yrznoisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
.Heties 10 hsfsby given. that ct meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the ID day Of
oetobsr, 1879, IN assessment (No. el Of Tvep-
Udys osnts per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, 70
the Secretary. 81 the once Of the COMPANY.
California.
Any stock upsn which this assessment shall
rsnaln unpaid on the eth day Of November,
ISIS, will b delinqusnt. and advertised
% s..s :. pus!se sessicu. ssd unIsss Lcs,p peyy.
the 3eth dag Of November. 1873, 10 pay tho delin-
ousnt asssssmsnt. toxsthsr with costs Of sdveF'
ttatng and expenses of aaIs.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
DAVID WILDER, beeretaZ.
Oncs-s7s Montgomery stfssi, Room q, bsn
franeieco. OsltfnrntA ooa a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
OAsp SILVER Misiso coIPAsi. 10.
cation of pr,ncipsl place Of business, ban Fran.

CISCO, Oslifornis.
Location OF works, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Nstiee.-There are delinquent upon the fo,'
lowing described stock. on account OF -
sessment mo. n levied on the 2ist day OF Sep.
trmber, 1873, the several amounts Get opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. ~
follows: . "a.
Names. NO. Oertif' pns. AN u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01

6nc A week In your own town. Is outnt
6OO nee. No risk. Reader. ~ you want
6usiners at which persons OF either sex eau
maie gres, pay all Tho time they work. wriss
for particulars TO
Mhi6ms II. HALLETr . co. Portland. Nc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01
IULIA CONsOLIDATED MINING


JULIA CONhOLlDATED hININo
81 COhPANY.-Locaiion OF principal place
Of business, san Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that at meeting Of
the board OF Directors, held ON the sinth
day Of septemb~r. ISIS. an assessment
tho. o. OF One Dollar Wl per rhare MAS levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation. paya'
BILE Immediately, In United States gold coin,
TO the Secretary. at the once OF the Company,
tl9 California street, Room No. D, ban Francis
90. California.
hny stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the eleventh day OF October.
1878, will be delinquent, and advertised Tor sale
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01

Ran ioiph. HseiintOsh / Co.
Trustees s...:.;...:...;.:::.;.sse ;sssk 20 Io
the Board Of Direcfors. made on the Twenty.
nrst day Of September. i51s. 20 many mares
OF each parcel OF such stock - may b psces-
ssry will be sold at public auction. at The
sAissroom Of OF Q. p. Middlsson, No. $40
Montgomery strest. Fan Francisco, California.
On sAruRpAt. "a. The Ninth a,. a. 81 ssysI1 ss1
day. 70 pay said delinquent assessment thsrsons
together with costs ofadvsItising and sxpsnsss
". n H.LNAN, sservtsy.
s.s os: ss.s::ss EssS ,1.s: L ss p 0sa'''s sss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01

m Csn make money fasssr ~ work for MS than
u = anything slss. Capital nos rsquircd vs
vii start you. si2 per day y homs made ~
vsptsd svsryvhere 70 work for NJ. New 10 the
tina Costly outft and terms frse. Addrsss
MA ens TkuE 3 co.. Augusta. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-01

Uresnebaum. Hsibing 4 10.
Trustees .......... ........III.. .iV''.'W Z.
0reensbaun, Helbing Il 90,
Trustees ..... ...........''I13... .ioo''''0 >
0reensbaum, elbing 4 %.
Tfu.tees ...lIt...lVo....0 I.
Gresnebsum. Heibing Co,
Trustees see. .ioi.... .~s.ss.s Z.
0reeIebaum, Helbing 4 Co,
Trustees -...................l55. 5....io....z Z.
GreensbAum. lielbing Co.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23

Llars operate Ike salt miners they
undermine the truth, bus leave Jas. 90
mneh standing - il accessory 70 support
he edIGce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23

ln one of the courts 10 Sacramento,
there came up to be case tried In which
a Chinaman was the complaining witness
against white man. During the lmpan.
elliDg Of the jury, one oflhe attorneys
questioned closely the men summoned ~
jurors, TO ascertain their views on the
Chinese question. lie asked one OF
them:
Would you believe a Chlnaman under
oath?
The witness responded In the affirmative.
Would you believe a Chinaman as
quickly as you would white manf
Well, hesiiatingly, would believe him
as soon as | would some white men.
That isn't an answer to my question.
now ask you, and desire categorical
answer, would you believe a Cbinaman
as soon as you would me, for instAncei
o, yes, siri certainly
The attorney did not appear TO feel
much better after he found out,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23
RATING rnEm OWN rloua.

The hindoes share largely in tho do.
prsvlif Incident 10 The human race. They
VIII lie aud cheat aud are so cunning,
wrhai, that be must be shrewd mAn
who detects them. An English ofliccr,
was once on a tour Of inspection, aud
pitched bis tent at Tooljapoor, place
ircqnen,cd By pilgrims on recount Of lie
bely associations.
During the day be received many com.
plants from pilgrims aud travellers
against The -four sellers. They not only
gave short weight, but go adulterated tho
-four with sand that The cakes made
could not be eaten As tho native oflIeIah
could not manage The cheats, the officer
determined TO give them lcsson-.how
them the superiority OF English shrcwd.
meas.
Calling some of the most trustworthy
OF bis men, he ordered each ono 10 buy
Hour and note tie shop whore he pur.
chased Il. 1he men brought the officer
their samples, each one of which he tested
and found Il so full Of sand az to be un.
eatable.
Every flour seller 10 the place was
ordered TO appear, with his baskets of
flour, his weights and scales, before tho
officer, On their arrIyallhey were seated
IN row on the grass Ia front OF tho tent.
Each ofyou, said the officer TO the nn.
suspecting -four sellers, are TO weigh out
two pounds OF your flour.
II was done, and one asked, is Il for The
pilgrims7
No, replied the officer, striving 10 keep
his face straight, Il is for you. Each one
must eat his own flour.
Instantly they saw the trap into which
they bad fallen, and offered to pay any
fiue he might impose.
No, mol he answered You have made
many eat your -four, why should you ob.
Ject To eat II yourselves2
Amid the jeers Of tho bystanders some
OF them began to eat, sputterlng out the
balf.moistened -four, which could be
heard cruuching between their teeth.
Pardonl pardon they cried, Glnglug
themselves on their faces.
Swear, cried the officer, swear by the
holy mother In yonder temple, that you
will not ill the mouth OF her worshippers
with dirt You have brought this on
yourselves. Not man Ia the country
but will laugh at the -four sellers who
could not eat their own flour because II
broke their teeth.
They swore, were released, and no
Iurthur complaints of bad flour were
heard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23

! am surprised TO find thai The Puerto
del Sol, the principal place at Madrid, ia
lighted BY electric light 10 9 manner
which, 50 far as The lighting Ia concerned
H most successful. The place is not like
anything in London, bat IL something
Ike the Place Yendome 10 Paris. The
lights arc SIX globes Of opal gIass, in sets
OF three, on two iamp-posts, which are
sboni twice As tail ~ those usually used
for gas. The fret idea that struck me on
entering The place was that there must be
9 fall moon shining. The moon Was.
however, not Jet up, and tbe cause which
made All The shop gAsllghls look ike
poor red flames was very clear. These
six globes were al Of them Of equal bril-.
liAney, and emitted 5 soft, pale, penelrAt.
log Aghi, - steady ~ an srg2nd 1ane
found that 81 about thirty Or forty yards
from ths lights could read snail print
easliyi stiA the liEhla gaxs 10 paInful
glare whntever, bat really formed charm.
Ing objects, which II was dificzlt 10 keep
ones eyes oa.-Coy, London Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23
- . =
DIDN'T KNOW nE WAS LOADED.

You will please observe, said Mr.
LambwelI, as he led us through his scboo
the other day, that the boys are required
to pay the utmost attention to quietnes'
and discipline, aud 10 a short time be.
come even diyested Of that most annoy.
Ing disposition TO tease each other; In
short, they soon settle down into the
gravity Of mature years, under the whole.
some system have named.
We at this moment arrived 10 front OF
several boys who we're standing around 4
bucket Of water, and one had just charged
his mouth with the contents Of tin cup,
while the old gentleman was STOPPING 70
recover his pen from The floor, when sn.
other passing along behlnd, snapped his
Gnger quickly beneslh the drinkers ear,
aud caused him by sudden start 10 eject
the contents of bic mouth over ibe pedA-
gogasis bsld pate. Starting upright, with
bic hair aud face dripping, Tie master
said
Who did ihAtf
The party unanimously called ont: Jim
Gun, sir.
Jim Gan, you rascal, what did you do
lLAl forS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23
saUInE EDaUsDs' DEoIsIoS

Mr.. Hayes, With his pencil aud note
book, putting congressman through lhe
ridIculous farce Of recommending candi.
dates for positions that be bad filed a
day or two before, recalls little inciden
thsi happened in Indiana years ego, a.
foIIowti Arurai jasliee Of tie peaee, /,
Squire Edmunds, q eonsiu Of The senator
from Vermont, fouFisbed amid the ehllls
and levers 90 The banks Of lhe WAbast
A eAss Of great local interest was being
tried before bin without jury. The
attorney for The plaintiff bad spoken two
boars and sppeAred - II jnhs getting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23

A Milwaukee man who, having been
once married and divorced, should have
known better, became enamored of
pretty widow, who failed utterly 10 70.
ciprocate bis affection. A few days ago
be concluded that without her, life was
burden too heavy to bear, 80 ho bought
some poison and made his will. Before
taking the final shuttle he determined 10
try her steely heart again, so be pur.
chased an antidote and placed Il under
bis pillow, called district telegraph boy,
sent him with message to the cruel
widow summonlng her to his bedside,
and took the deadly dose. She came aud
he renewed his pleadngs, but without
avail; though II killed him, she could
not consent to be his bride. Finding
her so obdurate, the idiot reached under
bis pillow, drew forth aud swallowed tho
antidote. The struggle between Tho poi.
son and the cure came near carrying hIm
of, but the Providence which protects
fool helped him through, aud he is now
slowly recovering. He'll know more
next time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23

George Francis Train has finally been
suppressed Ia Boston. Iie travelled from
Buffalo, n. T., TO deliver bis 10Th lecture
a. the Boylston museum on Sunday even.
Ing. only TO hnd that recent order, for
bidding Sunday evening entertainments
At sny lbeaier without special license,
had edeelually closed The door sgaiBst
him. lie Immediately ale an extra pint
Of peanuts, teiegrsphed crazy dispatch
70 New York about liberty having col
lspsed, truth being suppressed, oommu.
uisn smoUIderiog aad demOBology ui.
amphsni, aud then, shaking the daa of
the city from hls feet. left on the next
train.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23

started ID his exordlam. The defendanr,
counsel With huge roll Of manuscript,
ssi near him taking page on page Of
notes. The court room WAS crowded
As The bands Of The clock pointed TO The
hour OF noon Squire Edmuads arose, mo-
toned to the attorneys and said; when
tbe learned counsel have eooeluded their
able argument, they will dnd my decision
IN this drawer | wrote Il ont las. night
The court Il going to diHner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23

jim, appalled, at The mischief he bad
done, mutIered out that It was not bic
iAul', bnt that Tom Owens bad snapped
him.
This changed The direction Of old
LAmbwelts wrath, aud shaking bis cane
potleutously over Owens head, Askcd
Did yoa snap 6ung
The culprit, trembling with fear, mur.
INJURED.
Yes, slr, ! snapped Gap, ba, | dldn1
know be was loaded.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23
SELLING
THE
ISFALLIABLE FIRE RINDLER

rays pettef than digging Tor Gold.
M agsnis hsEs sazastsmas mA1s a. hsgh ns aSo
IN dAs. Essry fsnlly " soas sEtiFe tsvrs
ttsh, hAvs eoHgtt one IAo1sanas oE TeSsdasa-
50 yeaFs 81 zee, wsit luexsAssnE AnA cvsywhelus.
shE sAsss AFsztt sAnted fet eFeFg ueaceap8sa
ISsH Esd GoaHsg a. tas states 9sa C4nssas-
g8fssisFs gaFing fall pAFiieulKfs ssat % esii.
hlaelsf ssAt g aay ens skshtnR Il lseoeae a.
Ars1t, Ter g oeptt. Aessts reeve tts5g -.
Fstayy Tree.
Asassss 4. 2 6MlTR,
nF2wsr IA, baiAt, Nis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-23

Even she. our own weird heroine.
Fole Pythoness of ancient Lynn,
slecps calmly where the living laid her;
Aud the vide realm Of sorcery,
Left by iis latest mistress free,
Hath found no gray and skilled invader"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-09

by it's owa scts, would soon come to
an inglorious end; whsrsupon, the
greatest Of living writer's says,
The Editor of the ARGUS was
once member Of tho Republican
party. In those recent DAYS 1t was
glorious. He left 1t. And it's glory
has departed; and, as It's glory has
departed, oil course it must come 10
an inglorious end; that 10 to cay,
when II comes to its end, it's glory
wont be tbsrs-thst IL, AZ the end.
then the said end will be inglorious.
Isn't this plain7 Ask Us hard
one
The above quotation show, bow
c'ossly(D the gentleman s'icks to
the subject. Did our leaving the
once glorious Republican party
have anything to do with the silver
question? Certainly not. Ara YOU
hurt because we eft the Republican
party? Yon seem to be. We would
advise you to briRg up something
Seu-not your old elsctrotyp,d e1-
Pre''ions of ak months ago chow
that you have some iginslity.
When it the Republican party I
comes TO it's end. its glory went be
there--thst 10, At the end"
We give the gentleman credit for
striking the right key once. We
consider him the tail end" OF the
party, and when the party comes to
him we can only repeat the gentle :
man 9 own words) "its glory wont
be there"
"Ask US hard ons."
Why does the once glorious Re-
publican party, to its own discrsdit
in history, select such a hard erd7
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-09
INVEST VIRGINIA, S.:

At Rules held
in the Clerks office Of The Circuit Court
of Preston county, on the first Monday OF
March, 1873.
William b. Zinn's admir-.
v.
David II. Fortney, and tho widow
and heirs of said William b. linn.
IN EQUITY.
The object of this suit is to subject the
land in The Bill mentioned to the pay
mer of the purchase money due there's
on, to the pl intIfT.
And it appearing that the defendants
Theodore Bland, John Bland, Preston
Bland, Patrick Henry Bland, John Burk-
hart, Emma Thomas, Harvey Thomas,
Ammo Lee Riley and Minnie Riley are
not residents of this State, they are,
therefore, hereby required to appear here,
at Rules to be held for said Court. on the
first Monday of April, next, and do what
Is necess ry TO protect their interests
herein. And it is ordered that the fore
going be published i'm tn Vest Virginia
A.rgus,-A weekly newspaper published
in this county.
A copy-Test:
SMIiH CRANE. Clerk.
Jas. a. Brown, Atty for PPn.
INCH 78-SS. 25
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-09
Additional Local.
FROM TUNNELToN,
Interesting Local News Railroad
Accident---What the Democrats
should do, &c.

TUNNELToN, March 5th
Editor Argus:
Business is somewhat dull at the
present time ana the freight traffic
on the B. & o. Railroad is light.
The weather is cool, damp and dis
agreeable and the roads almost i'm
passabls.
A railroad accident occurred near
lrontown last week occurred by the
bursting OF car wheel resulting in
the destruction OF number of
freight cars and the severe ipiuring
OF the conductor, Mr.. Jacob Sheets.
We have understood that the
question of moving the terminus of
the second aad third divisions of the
b. & o. r. R. from Keyser to Pied
mont is not yet permanently deci-
ded upon by the company.
Mr.. A. j. Bonafeld 10 away to
Burning Springs, Writ county, On
a bulsnsss trip.
Mr.. BonsfsId and lady are per
fectiy happy being the recipients OF
a very fine son, which increase the
number of master BIS to three.
Miss Hattie Chidsster ia away to
Allbrightsville and her sister is Wis
ting her parents at this place.
Mr.. G. w. Chidsster is engaged to
build a dwelling bouis during the
ensuing summer for j. Emery Erwin.
Mr.. Cbidestsr is a good carpenter
and we are pleased 20 see him re-
eslve steady employment.
Our town was snlivened on yester-
day by the presence of Messrs J.
Barton Payne and W. M. o. Dawson
of your town; also we note the pres
snce of our friends John +. Stuck oil
New burg, George Hubbard oil
Wheeling, and Miss BERTHE shatfsr
of Austen.
Mr. Claude Jarvis was away Ia
Grafton on last Sabbath for the pur.
pose OF visiting his parents, he
would have us to understand-but
we are encIined to believe other
The school at this place will close
on March 18th.
We note with pleasure the in
proVmsnt In the ARGUS and we hope
that the Democrats, and in fact all
the citizens OF Preston, who wish q
fret class county Newspaper may
encourage you to still greater i'm.
Provment by pas ing in their namS
accompanied by the "Chink."
Once again,
FIDELIs IDEM
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-09
OUR NEWBURG LETTER.
Railroad Accident Personal Mon
tion-Marriages, Births, &c,
NEWBURe. March 9Th

hdllrOad AcC1dent-PorsOna Mon
on-Marriages, Births, &c,
NEwBUEe, March 5tb.
EditoT ArgUs:
In your issue Of the ID inst, I
notice a call fer railroad meeting
at RssdsvilIe, on the 9th inst I
thInk now is the time, if ever the
people OF Preston county expeoL 10
have a North and South r. r. They
They should move in tho matter. We
have the most natural aud practical
route
Married on Sunday March Sd. at
the residence Of brides parents by
toe Rev. Spencer King, Miss ida
Grover to Mr.. Albert MsWillians.
No cards.
A railroad accident occurred near
Iroutown on last Wednesday Whior
Precipitated gx loaded care into
Ihreoiork dsstroyiug large amount
OF sugar and csnnsd fruit and iniur-
lng the conductor seriously. Fast
running the cause.
The following is the program for
our literary society on next Saturday
evening. Singing BY the Eswbure
quInst,e club; select reading, By
Mes Ida Leah Frazier. Esther
Daily and Mrs. r. n Clayton, essay
by Miss Martha Niece, Maggie
Daily and Lizzie Hlnernan; decla-
nation by D. h. Hillgardnsr and
James, Anderson Grafton 7. NJ.
Clayton and John p. Stuck; music
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-09
INVEST VIRGINIA, S.;

AT Rules held
in tho Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of Preston county, on the first Monday
of March, 1873.
William b. Iinn's admir-.
v.
Nancy A. Piles. ana the widow and
heirs OF the said William Is. linn
IN EQTIrY.
The object of this suit is to subject the
land in the bill and proceedings mon
toned, to tho payment of the purchase
money due thereon, to the plaintiff.
And it appearing that tho defendants
Theodore Bland, John Bland, Preston
Bland, Patrick Henry Bland, John
Burkhart, Emma Thomas, Harvey
Thomas, Anne Lee Riley and Minnie
Riley are not residents of this State, thew
arc, therefore, hereby required to appear
here, at Rules held for SAID Court, on the
first Monday of April, next, AMI do what
Is necessary To protect their interests
herein. And it is ordered that the fore
going bepub ished i'm the West Virginia
Argus,-A weekly newspaper published
in this county.
A copy-Test.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Jas. A. Brown, Atty for PPf.
Mich 1882
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-09

IN the peace conditions between
Russia and Turkey. it is provided
that Russia shall get a war indem-
nifty of l,4OO,OOO,OOO Roublss, and
it is rumored that Austria is dissat-
ished. No wonder
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-09
KINGwOOD. MARCH 9 1878

BENZ. f. WADE, for eiphtsen
years member CT the United
States Senate from Ohio, died st
his home in Ashtobula, Ohio, last
Saturday. BE was in his seventy
eighth yeal at the time OF his deats
and was, what is commonly termed
a self-made man. The Register 10
speaking Of his death says che out
lived the party that gave him prom
inence, it having died on the access
ION OF Mr.. Hayes TO the Presidency. -