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place, are visiting friends at Grafton.
The Board OF Education met at this
place on Monday.
Will II. Anderson is visiting friends
at West End.
Misses Laura and Lille McWnliams.
accompanied by Miss Emma Taylor and
Mr.. George Allen. OF Grafton, were Wis
iting IN town last week
Miss Helen Bell. of Cumberland, Md.
is visiting Miss Sallie Fream. OF indie
pendence,
Miss Alice II. Golden, Of this place, is
visiting friends at Bedford, Pa.
Miss Bell Menifee. of Eork's Run, was
visiting in town this week.
Mr., Cal Painter and wife, of Thornton.
were visiting Mr.. Albrighrs family one
day stweek
DR.. T.. NJ. West, of Evansville. made
u pleasant call on last Saturday.
Capt Stoy is in town.
Miss Ida Anderson is visiting friends
at Cumberland. Yours,
Danny
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A few Republicans Of this place met
in the Court House Wednesday evening
and organized what they term a Union
League club. The meeting was called to
order and VIM. G.. Worley elected
Temporary chairman, and VIM. Dawson,
of the journal, secretary.
Frank Heermans explained the object
of the club, by saying that it was TO eff
feet a canvass. That they had several
parties 10 combat-one Of which was
their Irregular enemy" the Democratic
party, and that mohey 'OOuld be needed;
therefore he moved that p. X. Smith be
made treasurer.
Mr.. Heermans moved that commit
tee on permanent organization, &C., be
appointed by the chair. Mr.. Worley
appointed the committee, but didn't let
Mr.. heermans In as chairman, which
showed that he hadn't a very high appre-
citation Of the geDtleman's services.
While the committee was out VIM. G
Brown addressed the meeting, speaking
for almost an hour. He endorsed the
national banking system from ono end TO
tho other completely swallowing IL with
all its Inconsistencies and grand impO~
sitions upon doluded people.
The committee on permanent organs
ization reported as officers.
President, VIM. G.. Morley.
LIST Vice Pres, T.. X. Smith.
I'd Vice Pres, Jno. Calvert
Sec'y, Jas. w. White.
Treasurer, =. Lantz.
The object Of tho club was said 90 DO
honest money, honest men and honest
government, but the chairman said it.
was to effect a thorough canvass. They
did not say what they considered honest
money, but We suppose they leave each
man to decide for himself, so that it
will suit any one joining the club
The meeting was held so late In the
week that we are not able ~ give as OK
tended report as we would like.
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Sensible Words from Lyon Dist.
LYON DISTRICT. Sent. .


LYON DISTRICT, Sept, ..
Editor ArgUS:
At this time an attempt is being
made by all the old partisan hacks to
dodge the principal issues, and to deceive
the people, as to the true and important
subjects for their earnest consideration.
and deliberate action in the approaching
canvass.
1t is 10 be hoped, however, that all
such bareiaced efforts on the part of the
bondhClders of Preston county, through
their leaders, Frank Heermans and VIM.
O. Brown, TO manufacture public senti
ment, to serve only personal interest, on
old dead issues of the past can only de-
ceive the extremely simple, as the great
majority of the voters have become wise
in their day and generation because of
having become so often the victims OF
deception and falsekood.
The old established custom of the
chronic office seeker in getting his name
brought before the public, and then
awaiting Din deep, dark, mysterious 81
lence on all political topics) the action OF
"A party. Packed conventions is one,
which, as a voter, L have never approved.
This custom is peculiarly out of place at
the present time, when the services OF
our best and purest men are so greatly
needed Ia the public councils. But these
old party tricks are observed; they cans
not be concealed longer from the pene
trating gaze Of tde vOtcrs. who have felt
hard times, and now know the cause as
well as the only correct means oil obtain
ing relief at the ballot box.
The followers of these hard money
friends, so full of deception and all mans
ner Of wickcdness, will soon DO confined
to the blind party worshipping. Few
the hide. bound zealots-who live in the
past rather than in the future, and who
do not comprehend that nations, like in
dividuals, do not stand still, but either
advance or rstrograde.
The all important question of finance
and currency-are the true issues in this
canvass, and all succeeding ones till ii
nally IN the interest OF the mass OF the
people, for On these questions the opin-
ions of voters cannot he controlled 10y
party lines and party discipline Mems
opinions on these subjects are deiermin-
ed by their occupation and business in
life. The issues are fully made up and
now joined between the people on one
side and tho bondholcors on the other
between labor and capital and it cannot
longer be disguised or kept in he back,
grOunI by all the snecrs and ciap~trap
nonsense now being hawked through the
JO,ondi to fool the umid and unwary.
The Greenback element was created by
mere force of circumstances to execute
the will Of the people, and secure our
country from the great peril in which It
has been placed by the money power
and grasping monopolies, that strike for
empire and fill the land with bribery and
corruption, and would save themselves
at the expense Of the downfall Of the Re-
public. Mark them well, my fellow cit
liens, and let US uuito in praying for
them a. David prayed for his enemies,
in the one hundred and ninth Psalm; for
we shall only be following the example
of the good and the great
I;ACCOoN.
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Mrs. VIM. G.. Brown, of this place,
presented a pair of canary birds for the
benefit ofthe Roman Catholic church at
Housewife. Two young ladies of that
vicinity were candidates for the birds,
and Miss Margae ct A. Cooke was the
successful one, having received the
greater number of votes. The whole
amount of cash realized was $3.50.
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ADVERTISER ENTs.
WHEELING
Female Collie Sc.
llOME-LlkE AND ELESANr IN
ALL lrSSAPpOINrMENrS.

The College il beautifully situated and
within easy walking distance OF any part
OF the city. Street ear accommodations
u ncighhoriug towns For healthnl.
moss of situation IL * unsurpassed aud It's
whole Internal arrangements arc of the
highest Ordeu
Terms Moieg ate az al tie Departm Is
For catalogues or other information
address the President.
MISS \, TAYLOR.
RoARp or TRUSrERs.-HonC n Hubs
bard, President; DIR III Logan, Secretary;
II G List. Esq. Treasurer; Thos Horn
brook, X Hubbard, \ w Campbell, III
Il List, Augustus Pollock, BENJAMIN
Davenport, James = Rhodes, samuel Il
llildreth, Sweeney, q X Wheat,
Joseph Bell.
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AEW 1DCERTISEMENTS.
rEAcHERs, ExAMINAT1oNs.

There will be public examinations
held -; the following places. viz:
BrandOuville, Sept. rs; Portland, Sept.
rs; KingwoOd, Sept II Newburg, Sept.
30, 1878.
Examinations will commence at o A.
NJ eaC b day. Tho examinations will be
written, and the candidates will please
use pen and ink. Persons desiring to
teach school ia this county will please
attend at one Of the above named places.
BY order Of the Board Of Examiners.
J.. n. SMITH,
NJ. =. BRYTE,
r.. W. MONROE.
Sep7 1850
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&a-It is surprising strange to think
that an intelligent farmer will use the
old, rusty, east iron plows, when they
can buy one one OF the South Bend Chill
ed plows from w. Il. Liston.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE!

under this head we publish letters o
interest ION any person who wishes TO
write upon subjects which will claim the
attention of intelligent people. Such let
tiers do not always represent the views of
the editor, and are sometimes directly
contrary To his views; but they are Civ
en- to make public the opinions of differ
ent people ON matters which are imports
ant, and which should be understood
EDITOR ARGUsl.
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Letter From Nowburg.
NEwnuRa. Sent. 2. 1875.

NEwBURG Sept 2, 1878.
hti1or ATgts.
VIM. B. Amman. wife and brother,
accompanied by Mrs. Capt Jno. Picks
EFT, daughter aud brother, departed
this A. NJ. on No. ?, FOR Chicago.
Miss Sallie y. Fream, who has been
visiting her sistor near Haney, Md,
returned home a few days ago.
DR.. George 3. Morris is In town for a
few days and is AZ busy as bee. The
geniaI face Of the Or. is always welcome
to our people.
Miss Helen Hanshaw OF Independ-
ence, and Miss Ida. Frazier, Of this
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The new Catholic church, at Howes-
Vile, will be dedicated by Right Rev.
Bishop Kahn, of Wheeling, on Sunday,
Sept. 10, at l0l o'clock \. NJ,
AS usual. on such occasions, collec>
ton will be taken up to cancel the re-
maing Indebtedness on the building.
The'Bishop will lecture in Kingwood
on the following evening.
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We have several local communications
on han0 which we are compelled to omit
this week. We hone that those who have
written will not eHte; tain the idea that
their letters weren't deserving of merit.
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Our local columns are necessarily
neglected now. We have 10 make room
for political matter at the present, but
hope soon to Ice able to give our usual
amount of reading matter in this depart
ment.
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Read this Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted 10 the undersigned will please
call and settle within the next thirty
days, as all unsettled accounts will, az
that time. be handed TO the proper ofh~
GERS for collection.
CHAS f. BROWN
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT,
Happenings Here and HeredOOutS

ES-Farmers and land owners having
lands for sale, should at once place them
in the hands of w. Il. Liston, Portl and,
as he is driving n good business in the
sale of real estate. Parties from other
counties and States are around looking
for land. Now is your time to sell.
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The undersigned will continue the gem
eral merchandising business at the old
stand. and thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed ~ the late fra So
lioits a continuance Of the same which
he will spare no efforts 10 merit.
J. w, WATSON
Portland, Aug. 10, 1878. laui7-tf
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The September term OF the County
Court begun last Monday; Justices Shaw,
Mitchell and Summers being on the
bench. Full proceedings will be given
mex: week.
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1zS- What do you think? They say that
butter made by the Union churn, sold by
W. Il. Liston, is sweeter and commands
a higher price than any other in the mar
tot
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OoMMIssIoNER,s NoTICE

samuel ]. Boy; Henry NJ. Harper,
com posing tho firm Of Harper a. Bro /:
DN 1 GU'u..u ard Manuel Guuuan,
conn o~irE 2. N.G IN. Gutulau X 10.
Ge'r-c Il. h aeNl, W lillian A, lSc,t 0uJ
John =, MAYO, composing tho firm OF
Wheat. lSctt 81 Naylor, George W. Hol>
sew, John Z. li.r>vN and samuel Baton,
compo>iuy tho nrm of tlorscv Bro Il
Baton: DANIEL {. List. benjamin. naNcn~
port aud George II. Parks, composing
the firm OF List, Davenport and Parks;
Alexander L1Ughliu. Samuel Laughliu,
Charles III. Odncrt, George h. Glcsner
and Alexander Il. Campbell. composing
the firm of l.aughliu Bros. \ Co.; Alex
and Laughlin, Charles IA. Odhert aud
Samuel l4aughliu, composing the firm ui
laughliu Bros. n Co; john W. Boyd
aud John Il. BotStoid. composing tho
firm OF John w. Boyd 4 Co.; who sue
as well on their own behalf ~ on behalf
of all the other Judgment or lien credit
ors OF Reuben Warthou, who shall come
IN and contribute To the expenses of this
suit,
against
Reuben Warthcu, William c. Wilson.
the Merchants National Bank of West
Virginia, at Wheeling, A. y. Clarke,
Trustee, aud Elisha Thomas admiuiStra~
of George Hardmau, deceased.
IN EQUITY.
BY decree rendered by the Circuit
Court of Preston county, in the above
uamed cause on the 18th day OF April,
1873 the said cause was referred To one OF
the Comm issioucrS OF the said Court. toy
ascertain aud report what liens there are
on the land In the hin asked To bo sold,
who in favor Of their amounts, aud res
pechNe priorltics with anything else
doomed pertiuCut by the commission "
or requested 10y amy OF the parties.
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EVANSVILLE
w Oolen Factory.
%, 900 Lbs. Wool Wanted.
GrcauD I:SdMced Prices JOrIIaI,-
uJuch ring wool iH GOOds

Cardin9 9id spinning yarn from If to 10
cents pr NJ.
Stocking yarn. mixed, Soc per N.
Cashmere, SIC per yd
Tweec all wool, doc -
Doe 81 IN Jeans, new style, soc "
Flannels from 25c 10 CSC "
Blan cts from g 10 1850 Dor pr.
w have LOT OF heavy goods that we
sell very low for cash, wool or country
prOuuce. We give the
re- itGtest Martet Price Jo, Wooi. ~B&
We don't hold wool, therefore we can
sell goods lower and pay better price
for wool than others.
J. BOWMAN g. son.
Evansville, Preston CO., w. Va
Mar. 18th, 1873. 4, 2O-tC.
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&a-Know, all men, and women also,
that w. II. Liston, of Portland, w. Va.
is agent for all aud every kind of Agri>
cultural Implements.
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Va Post hole diggors, tanning mills.
pumps, farm bells, iced cutters, anu all
manner of things sold by w. Il. Liston.
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J.o~They say that cider. made by one
of the mills sold by w. L. Liston is
sweeter, and makes better apple butter
than any other cider null known.
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Ns-Why blister your hands and skin
your knuckles when you can buy one of
Trims best corn>sbellers from w. Il,
Liston, Portland. [au 81
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,
-
Greer 4 Lang, ct al,
vs..
Joseph NJ. Goodwin.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court of Preston county, will on Mon
day the 9TH day of October, 1873, the
same being court day, before the front
door Oi the court house, I'm Kingwood,
offer for sale the realty decreed to DO
sold il the above cause, consisting Of
the lot and fine dwelling house. In King
wood, now occupied by tho defendant
asa residence; also the lot aud large
store house I'm KlngwOod belonging to
the defendant, whore the post office Is
now kept also tract Of land near King
wood, on the road leading from King
wood to the Oak Grove church.
The above dwelling house Is good
frame dwelling house. large and conves
nient The loi Is a very fine one. The
store house is large aud cOmmodiOus,
well situated, and the lot on which IL is
erected is very valuable being largo
enough for two more business houses.
The four acre lot rich and valuable for
pasture land.
The above sale will be for so much
cash ia hand AZ is sufficient to pay costs
Ofsui. and expenses OF sale and the resi-
que upon "a credit Of one and two years,
the purchaser executing interest bearing
notes with approved security for the de~
ieTcdinstalmcnts Of purchase money.
j. a. BEowN, COmmissiOner.
Aug. -, 1873. laul7-S9 sol
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Rogers administrator
va.
Henry Teets.
IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Coun-
ty Court Ct Preston, the undersign-
ed will, on Monday the q day OF
September, 1873, before the front
door OF the Cou,t House in King
wood, Offer for sale the land decreed
to he sold in the above cause con
sistlng OF 100 "a acres known as \
part OF the Matnck farm situated on
The south side OF LIu'e Sandy creek
and on the east sIie OF Beaver creek.
in Grant district, in the county
aforesaid. Wll be sold for w
much casu D band ss is sufTiciert 10
pay coste OF aulr U exrensesofsale.
and the re-lius a credit of SIX
and lively months the purchase
executing interest bearing bonds
with approved securry Tor the de.
ierred instalments OF purchase mon
ey.
JAMES a. Brown, Com'r.
Aug, 10 1886 25.
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NoTIcE-D IssoLuTIoN.
sep7 1850

The cOpartncrship Of Q. w. Jackson
a. 60. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, G. ". Jackson withdrawing
The books and accounts will be found In
the hands Of G. w. Jackson. All those
indebted TO the iato firm will please make
prompt settlement
g. w. JACKSON,
J. W. WATSON.
Portland, Aug. 10, 1878.
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5zo~ What do you think? They tell US
w, II. Liston sells both right and left
handed hillside plows
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WEST VIRGINIA, S.:

IN tho
Clerks office Of tho County Court Of
Preston county, on the 3Ist day Of July,
1878,
Mckee assignee Darrall
vs. IN DEBT
Whites and WOtring.
Tho object
Of this suit Is to collect debt due from
the defendants 10 the plIintih.
And it appearing that tho defendants
Rowan White and James White are not
residents Of this State, they are. there's
fore hereby required 10 appear here at
Rules To- be held Tor the said Court on the
last Monday Of August, next, aud do
what's necessary 10 protect thcirin
herein. And II Is Ordered.that the fore~
going be publised IN the West Virginia
Argus" a weekly newspaper published
In this county.
A COpy-Tcst;
!, AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
James a. Brown, AtCy for Plaintin.
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS.

WEST VIRGINIA, S.:
In tho
Clerks Office Of the. County Court Of
Preston county, ON the 3lst day Of July,
1878.
William Mckee
VS. IN EOtffTy
Isaac $. Coughenour
The object Of
this suit is to subject the realty of the de-
PENDANT 90 the payment Of a debt due the
plaintiff.
And IL appearing that the defendant Is
not resident Of This State, he is, there
fore, hereby required To appear here at
Rules u be Leld for the said Court on the
last Monday Of august, next, and do
what Is necessary to protect his interests
herein. And 10 Is ordered that the fore
going be published Ga the West Virgin
Ia Argus weekly newspaper publish>
ed In this county.
A copy--T0st:
J. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
James A. Brown, Airy for Plaintiff.
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US,
Is Published every Saturday by
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KINGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

CoMMIsSIoNER'S OFFICE,
kINowooD, WEST VA,
August 9tn, rs.
The parties to the above named suit
are hereby notified that l shall, on the 2d
day ofSeptember next, ut my office azores
said. proceed To execute the above meu>
toned decree of reference.
SMITH CRANE, Comf
JAS. \. Brown, Attorney.
lAug, 10, 7S-Sl4.25.
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lhls suit Is To enforce ccr,ain judgement
liens against the real estate of George j.
Liob, and to set aside II fraudulent cons
vcyance made by the said Geo. j. Licb to
Geo. w. Liob for "A tract of land contain
ing about % acres.
And IL appearing that the defendants
Geo. w. Lieb and Isaac Armstrong are
not residents of this State, they ARE. thore-
lore, hereby required To appear here at
Rules Tn be held for the said Court on the
last Monday Of August 1873, aud do what
~ necessary To protect their interests
horcn. And il is orderod,that the fore
going be published i'm tho "West virginia
Argus, weekly newspaper published
In this county.
n copy-Tcst;
j. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
Jno. Barton Payne, Atty for Plaihtn.
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wv EST VIRGINIA, SIS:

At Rules held
in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF
Preston county, ON the first Monday of
September. ISIS.
William q. Brown
William II. Hartman, Philip Mar
tin and William Martin.
IN EQUITY.
The object OF this suit is to enforce the
lion OF u Judgment, i'm the bill and pro
ceedtugS mentioned.
And II appearing that the defendant
William IL. Hartman is not a resident O 1
this State, he is, therefore, hereby re-
CURED tn appear here. at Rules TO be
held for said Count, on the last Monday
of September, Instant. and do what is
necessary 10 protect his Interests herein.
Aud on motion OF the plaintiff by his at
tornHN II il ordered that the foregoing be
published in the West Virginia Argus, 60
a weekly newspaper published in this
county. A copy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
VIM. G., Brown, Jr., Atty for Pm.
1sep77 S7.25.l
WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
At Rules held In the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of
Preston county. on the first Monday of
SEPTEMBER, 1873.
john Woods,
Michael Keenan,. Joseph NJ. Rovso.
John Keenan,. Hiram Gains and Hen nv
NJ. Corlcy.
IN EQUITY.
The object ofthiS suit is to enforce the
lien of "A judgment, in the bill and pro.
ceedings mentioned, in favor of the
plaintiff against the defendants, Michael
keenan, ana Joseph NJ. Royse.
And II appearing that the defendant
Joseph Nj. Royse il not a resident OF this
State, no is, therefore, hereby required
To appear here, at Rules To he held for
said Court, on the last Monday OF Sep>
tember instant, and do what is necessary
10 protect his interests here In. And on
motion of the plaintiff by his attorney,
II IL ordered that the foregoing be pub
lished i'm the West Virginia, Argus
weekly newspaper published in, Preston
county. A cOpy-Tes;:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
w. X. ID, Dent, Atty for Prh,
7sopt7S 1915,
WEST VIRGINIA., S.
At Rules held in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of
Preston county. on the first Monday OF
Septcmbor 1873.
Julia A. Basnett, administrators of
Jacob BasnC tt, deceased,
Samuel Snider, ct al.
IN EQUITY.
The object of this suit is TO restrain the
sale Ola certain house and lot I'm King,
wood; and also to subject To sale all tho
real estate of which tho said desedont
died seized, for the payment OF his debts
&c.
And II appearing that the defendants
John Nj. Basnett and Beaux Bashettf
are not residents of this State, they are
therefore, hereby required To appear here
at Rules To be held for sand Court, on the
last MonuOy of September, instant, and
do what Is necessary to protect their in
forests herein. Aud on motion of tie
plaintiff by her attorney It is ordered
that tho foregoing be published i'm the
west Virginia Argus,-a weekly news
paper published in Preston county.
4 cOpy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Jno. Barton Payne, Atty for Pm.
7sep17 SSl