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Ou last Sat urdsy as irelght
tralu, OF convoy No. SO, was passing
the telegraph Office at thus place two
cars jumped from he track aud be
tore the train could he stopped they
struck the ofhce, raising the roof
severs inches and otherwise lniuring
the ot6ce and signal Mr. Wolcott.
telegraph operator, who was IN the
oth - at the time extrlcated himself
from his psrllous position by making
avery speedy exist from the office
through a window AID climbing q
telegraph pole. For the last piece
OF Information we are indebted to AN
observer OF the occurrence aud how
true 1t is we know not.
We have understood that Messrs
Brown, Gibson and Msuk,us, al,
res deuts OF thus town, intend erect 90
ing steam gust hill oh t,e lot OF
ground lying bet tween Messrs Shat
ser add Boua6sld's store house aud
I'm w Brown foundry Such an
acquisition TO our town ought to be
duly appreciated 10y our citizens.
Mr. Cosuer, s resident of Canaan
wa> IN town last week aud gave ma
quite An interestinr aud clown e
account OF the "iair Causan lane" az
It IL sometimes called.
Our Young friend John Thomas
- still seems deslrous OF learning
the acksmlth trade, at least he is
sad to VISIT the reslience Of our
blacksmith quite often; and Claude,
since his peulous horse. back ride to
Howesvlle some time since, in com
pany with a far one Of Tune ton.
seems incuned to wit Austen, on
business, We presume, with the SEN
Tor partner OF the firm OF Shatfer q
Bons6sld
The ansportatron Of freight over
he ran road, aud the number of y rs
s'uRers, has increased TO some ex-
tent since our last communication TO
on A. ever.
FIDELIs lDEM
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-16
JOHN Johnson
FROM SALT LICK VALLEY

SALT LICK. F. II, 1878,
Editor argus
Will write ieg 10 ais who.
may be interesting TO your may
readers IN this part 0 thu court
Rev. James +, ow gave IA Gu,
discourse at Wesley Chapel on h..
Sunday, from Luke, llth CHI, 1slv
j w. Beatty married and hon b
farm last Fall He 70 now prepor
ing to erect neg frame dive inns
house.
Some Of the people Of his countr,
are preparing to open sugar camps.
the weather is cold and storm
and we are having some snow
Yours, WILLIAM
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Sunday md buried 10 the Tbrssior (
country yesterday.
Considerable excitement has been
caused through the secuon by the
new tRrlf bill which. as you are
aware. reduces the tariff on lrou
about two dollars per ton Wee,
Va. wants prefecture tariff, at least
tor iron and coal. Could not Wssl
Va. get up q demonstration similar
to PIItsburg
Misses Auule And. Maggie May .,
aud Miss Mary King, are VISITING
the parental root which event was
celebrated by grand party at Mr..
Kings, lsst evening. Your CORE
spondsnt DROPPED IN upon them
about nine o'clock aud found dozen
couple enjoying themselves hugely
under the management Of cur young
friend Geo. P. X ug.
We still have an uuusal suoun,
Of talk IN regard to the starting OF
lrontowu furnace aud Austin mInes;
the prospect seems to be iSyorab
Messrs Hurd, aud party, OF Nv
York. owners Of the IronIown ur-
mace. will be IN thus secuou ere TIA,
week is out, aud we m.y ,Oe a6le to
give you something definite in on.
next.
n.,, A W..
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- = = = is not easily earned iu these
- y times, but 10 can boz made boz
three months by any orc 0f either sex.
in any part OF the country who is willing
to work steadily &C the employment chat
we iurmsh. $50 per week boo your own
p"H. D. ou need not be away from hO uc
over night You can give your while
time To- the work, or ouiy vu.,r .rtr.
moments. We have cats viii. .,r,
making over go pcr 0at All nuJ cu
H'to ai once can make money -t n.
the present time mono, cmu.t .c mao.
so easily and rapidly at anv other bust
mes 10 costs nothing tIirv thc Lu-iuc
leI"ls and 81 Outht free. Address at
once, H. UALLErr a. 90. oru .pJ
Maine.
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(1oMMIssIoNER'S NOTICE,

-
Picrco l.. Ianslord Lloyd Parsons.
and Ann G. Parsons his wife, Lloyd
Uansford, Ruth r.. Hansfurd, Alice NJ.
Hansford, leila Hansford and Sarah
Hansiord, the FIVE latter of whom are
infants aud sue Ivy William w. Hans
ford their next fricnd-PlaintiTs,
William l.. Tanslor i'm his own right
and IA administrator ol Jacob Fanslor
deceased, jacob Fauslcr, John III Fans
Ter, stephen l.. FG. sler, jacob w.
Flanagan and Elizabeth Flanagan his
wife, Ezra Knots and Sarah Knots
his wife, William O., Daniels and Mary
l.. Daniels his wife, stephen Boner and
certain unknown and non-i csident
children auo app heirs ~ law Of An
drew Fauscr, deceased, as we'll M
hoirs ~ law of Jacob Fausler, deceased
-Dotcndnnts.
IN CIIANCERy.
by virtue OF tho provisions of tho dee
cree rendered ON the 9TH day of Novom-
Der, 1877, 10y the Circuit Court 81 Tucker
county, w. Va, the ab vc entitled cause
was "rcio-red to John j. Adams, who IL
directed u audit state and scttl0 the ads
ministration account Of the said William
l. Fansler, administrator Of the said Ja-
cob Fansler deceased.
That said Commissioner also ascertain
and report tho real estate Of which the
said decedent died seized, tho quantity
and situation thereof. and whether the
same Is on net susceptible OF PARTITION
either In whole or in part among the said
hoirs at law.
That To enable ..llo Court TO hc more
thoroughly advised i'm the promises, the
said Commissioner Is directed 90 ascer-
tain and report tho number of heirs on
titled To the real estate of tho decodqUt,
including tho said unknown hciri and
tho fractional shntc of the said real estate
To which each will ho entitled
Thnt the said Commissioner also as
certain and report the advanccmcnts that
have been made by the said dccedent
to- the hoirs ~ law In the amount and
proportion To which any of them have
rccciNcd sucl advdncomcnts. And the
SAID commissioners has leave 20 report
any special matter deemed pertinent by
hllnScli or required 10y any party hereto,
ana That ne report to this court at tho
next term, In order To a final decTcG
Inc SAID Commissioner may ma hlish n
notlie OF tho time and place Of executing
TINS order, once a week tor four cons ecu
tive weeks in the West Virginia ANGUS
newspaper published in KingwDod,
and su ia notice so published shall he
| equivalent To personal service of tho
same, upon the parties or any OF them.
Notice ~ therefore given to the parties
that I'm obedience To the said decree. /
VIII, on Monday the 25th day of Fcbru-
AIRY, 1878, at the 'lcrk's ofIico of said
court, IN saint George. West Va, pro
cced To execute the said order OF refer
oncc; and II rom any cause the same bo
not completed on that day, the same will
nc continued from day to day or from
time to time, at the same place, until
completed.
GlV"n under my hand ~ Commissions
eI oI sad court, this 18th day OF January
1878.
JOHN J. ADAMS, Com'r.
Dayton, p. q.
la ID u uv $22l
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STArEoE WEST VIRGINIA: IS

At Rules held in the CLERKS Office Of
the Circuit Court of Tucker county, on
the first Monday in the month Of Janua
~, 1873.
William Ewin, PLAINTIFF,
vs..
SOLOMON w. Cosner and John Dai.
ley, agent &c, defendants.
IN Gil NCERY.
The object of this suit is 10 require the
said defendants to intcrplead, in the mat
ter of AN order, drawn by the defendant
Daley on the plaintiff, in favor OF the
defendant Cosner, GATED March the --
JS76, for tho sum Of 10000, the payment
Of which order being subsequently coul
fernandez by the said Daley, payment
was withheld by the plaintiff, whercup-
ON the PENDANT Cosner brought his
suit at law against the plaintiff.
AMI 10 appearing by Nn affidavit filed,
that the def ndant John Daley, is not a
resident Of this State, he Is therefore,
hereby required To appear here ut Rules
10 bc held for said court, on the first
Monday in February next. and do what
IS necessary 10 protect his interest here.
in. ana that copy Of this order be post
ed and published ~ required by law.
a copy -l'cste
John j. ADAMS, Clerk.
WM. EWJN, pa
nJ9 II So so
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cents.
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FURNITURE.
MATTRESSES, COOKING AND HEA.
TING STOVES or EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
GKACE'S SALVE.

A Novctable Preparation invented ia
lhe l7th century by Or. William q ace,
surgeon i'm KiLg James army. hro'
IT'S agency he cured thousands OF tne
most serious sores and wounds and WAS
regarded w all who knew him as pub
lic benciaotor Zjca box by mail SOc.
For sale by druggists generally.
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(tOMMIsS1ONElyS SALE or
- HOUSE AND LDT IN
BEUCLTON
Pursuant tO = decree Of the C0uu v
Court OF Preston county. rendered "a the
November term, 1878. boo the LIaucarv
case Of &c rgc Maust vs. John Gibson ~
] viii ON Saturday, the rs day Of March
1878. 30 beiug court day. offer AZ auction
before The front door Of the Court House
OF Pres on county, the house and lot do
creed boo said otse % Je sold: it beinV sit.
uatcd boz Che town Of BrucefOn. Pres.
ton county, W. Va. The house d. ancit
two story frame building neartbe bridge
ana the same that IS now occupied by
said John Gibson.
Icrus OF SUe-The property win be
sold for suniriru 90 sh in hand to nav
costs "I suit aud ie and the residue il1.
ou rrc,Ilt of 9 and H. months. the pur-
chase executing bonds with approved
security. bearing interest from tho day
OF sale for The deferred payments Of pur.
chase money
IFl6 ~ $3.50.
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Is. AND o. r. r.
TRAIN TINE AT TUNNELToN

TRAIN TIME AT TUNNELToN.
EASTWARD BOUND.
No. !, lI:22 p. NJ. cont stop
S, 1913 AN Daily.
Z, 4:2O Z. NJ Daily except Sunda,
50, SAT A NJ Way train,
WESTWARD BOUND.
No. ?, $40 A. NJ. Don't stop.
), S:35 do. Daily
6, llS7 do. Daily except Sunday.
10, 5:i5 Z NJ. do.
SO, 1927 A. NJ. Way Train,
Nm TIME AT PORTLAND.
GOING EAST.
No. /, 10 90, p. NJ. Daily.
5, IL ~ An do
l9P NJ. naily except SUNDAY
SO, 7 IS A NJ, way train
GOING WEST.
No. 2, 10 A If. Dairy
s, 2 So do. do.
g, 10 As DO, Daily except Sunday
10, 4 is p Il Nailv.
30, 4s A NJ way train
The way train east il always from
TO hours late usually about two,
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The object Of this suit Js to subject a
house and small lot Of ground in thc bin
mcnt. Onod, belonging to the defendant.
Aaron y. kcnsbaw, To- the payment OF
the plaintiff claim.
Ana 1t appearing that the defendants.
GcOrg, =. Rcn~haw and Margaret Is. Ron.
shaw, arc not residents Of bis state, thty
are. therefore, hereby required tO appear
Here at Rules 10 bc held for tho said
Court "n the first " Jndiy Of March next.
atC do what BIS necessary 10 protect their
Interests herein. And 10 i~ ordered that
the foregoing boz published in the West
virginia hHGrs,-a weekly newspaper
published 100 ,hi- county.
a copy Test
i. AMI MARTIN. Cfeyh.
u. w. MONROE, dWVJor PpU
S7.OO-2 27s.
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A PROBLEM FOR THE PHILO.
MATH Fans.

What is the matter with the peo-
pie OF Prestou2 IL has long 5esn the
boast OF our people that Preston fur.
nlshed fewer convICts than any 9TH
er county of her population in sither
the old State or the new 1t was
more than thirty years after the for
nation OF the county that she sent
her first representative to the Rich
mond peultenuary. Thirty years
ago prisons were not favorlte board
ing houses; but now our commodious
jail Is frequently filed to overflow
ing, aud We are sending LOTS OF the
uIgher order OF our bosrders TO the
more fashionable hotel at Mounds
vIIIe, Now, Nj. Editor, can you
tell IA the cause oil this change2 IL
1t the introduction oil moral suastou
into the nurseries and schools IN
stead OF Solomon s rod2 II not, what
Is 1t? II YOU can't solve the ques-
ton, please have 1t referred to the
Pmlonathe.n Literary Society an :
rep at The result Enquirer,
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IN ASSUMPSIT AND AN ATTACH
NJ ENr RErI RNED DULY LEN~
ED ON THE PROPER1 Y OF
TnE DICEICN IA NfrS

The object OF this suit * To recover the
sum of Sl73 SO with interest on Sl0O par>
ccl thoreoS from the day of
1877, for thc rent, use and occupation ofn
certain quarry of rock and ytone. lcascd
To- the defendants 10y tho plaintiffs, and
inieIcst ON S23 So, residue Of the sum fl rat
aforesaid with interest thereon from the
18th day of May, for lumber fur
nishcd 'bv tho plmlun to the defendants.
And IT appe ring thu the dstendants
are not residen x of THIS state, they are,
therefore, hereby required to appear here
Rt Rules To 10" held Tor said Court, on tho
first Monday Of March, next, and do what
- necessary Ia protect their interests
herein. And IL il ordered That the fore
going bc published i'm the West irpinia
ARGUS, a weekly newspaper published
in this county.
A cOpy-Test
SMITH CRANE, Cle.k.
Jno. II McGmw, Atty for pms.
'lZ077 $40 Is
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w EST VIRGINIA. IS. ::

At Rules held
in the Clerks Office of tho Circuit Court
OF Preston county, ON the first Monday of
February, 1878.
Henry g. Davis. +. u. Davis. and w
X. Davis, partners &c, trading aud
doing business under the firm namc
of Henry G. Davis, ~ Co.
against
Martin A, Scissor and Alexander
Packic, partners &c, trading and
doing business under the finn name
of scissor 4 puphic
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GTATE or WEST VIRGINIA, S..

Atrules held in the Clerks office CT The
County Court Of Preston county, on tho
first Monday OF February, 1873.
MONEOE. assoc. Ircam.
rs.
RENsHAW's.
IL CHA AlLRY
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w EST VIRGINIA. ,AnGUS
THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US
I' Published ereyy Saturday by
n. CLAY n. HYDE.
KINGwOoD PRIEST n COUNTY W v,
Observation-Disclosures 4:

KINewooD PREsT COUNTY, " "a
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Pierce L. uanslord Lloyd Parsons.
and Ann &. Parsons his wife, LLOYD
llanstord, Ruth ". hansford, Alice NJ.
Hansford, leila Hausford and Sarah
Hansiord, tho FIVE latter of whom are
infants aud sue hy William W. Hans
ford their next friond--Plaintifrs,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-18
THE OLD MANS FUNERAL.
sr WILLIAM crLLEE BRYANT

saw aged man upon his bier
Els hair was thin aud white, and on his brow
record of the cares of many q year
Cares that were ended and forgotten now
And there was sadness round, and faces bo we'd
And womRns tears fell fast and children walled aloud
Then another hoary man and aaid
In faltsring accents. to that weeping train
Why mourn that our aged friend is dead
Ye are not sad to see the gathered grain,
Nor when their M elbow fruit the orchards cast
Nor when the yellow woods let fall the iipened as
Why weep ye then for him. who, having won
The bound Of mans appointed years. at last,
LIES blessings all enjoyed. HfeG labora done
Serenely TO bis final rest has passed
While the soft memory OF his virtues vet
LiDgers like twilight hues when bright sun 10 set
And am glad that he has lived thus long
And glad that he has gone to his reward
Nor can deem that Nature did him wrong,
Softy to disengaRs the vital chord
For when bic hand grew palsied, and his eye
DArk With the mists of age IL was his time 70 die.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-18
NUMBER %.

/ is considered that one of the Tory 'swhips.s
Sir Hart Dyke, let the cat ont of the bag whan
he said Last week that there would be hot work
in Autumn. He has oontradicted this state-
mont since, but the contradiction 10 not re-
gsrded as worth much. 1t has been made.
doubtless, in obedience to the orders OF Sir
Hart Dykes superiors who are angry st the
premature revelation.
The aged Arohbishop of Tuam is now on hia
annual Confirmation tour and seems to be dir
charging his duties with as much efficiency as
Ee has ever done in the course OF his unex.-
amplsd episcopal career. 1t is Q notable facs
that oil the children confirmed by him answer
in Irish as we'll as the English Cateohism. The
Bishop of Aohonry 10 holding Combinations;
for the Bishop Of Ardagh, Gather Conroy). and
confirmed the other day at Carroll ON. Shsnnon
no less than 800 children. In Clonmei lase
week there was an equal number In Attendauoo.
In addressing bis people In this last IN entionek
town, DR.. Power, the Bishop, said, inter elEe,
that be had been obliged to refose the Saos1-
ment to two children. They had been going to
elocal model school, an institution condemn
- by the Catholic hierarchy. j. o.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-18

FEVER IN MEMPHIs.-Esrly in the week
| several cases were reported and by Thursdsy
the disease had spread through the city
From O'Clock on the 14th to on the 18th
thirty-three new cases and six deaths were
reported. The panic stricken people are
leaving the city in thousands, while all the
towns in the neighborhood have quarantined
against Memphis. 1t is proposed to send the
poor into camp outside the city, and for this
purpose the Government. has been asked to
loan t tae' city 1000 tents.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In New Hampshire the bill allowing women
to vote in school meetings passed the House
of Representatives. 1t bad previously passed
the Senate. This is the first substantial legis-
lative victory won by the women suffrsgists
of New England IN Alabama the Dem.
ocratic State ticket was elected by $4,000 ma.
jority last Monday. Legislature almost en-
tirely Democratic. There was no opposition
State etioket.-Labor troub ubles, strikes, eto,
are beginning to be quite frequent again at
the North. In the oil and coal mining regions
of Pennsy lvania grave fears are entertained.
-The vote in Cincinnati on the 14th on
the question of granting an additiona! 81 ,000,-
600 loan to the trnstses of the Cincinnati
Southern was 26 .6l9, and the msjorty in it's
favor was 5799. This confirms the contract
entered int, bet Teen the trustees and Hous-
ton & Co., at their bid Of 81 672 900 to complete
the road within q year. The city has put
into this enterprise, including the loan, over
$40 900. 900,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-18

ST. MARY's COLLEGE, MARION COUNTY, KY.
Attention is called to the card of Rev David FennesSy
c. R President of tic above sntioned classical and
commercial College. The Institution located one Of
the heathest parts Of the continent and
will the charges very moderate only e225 per
snnum Glasses to be resumed the e rst Monday
in September
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-18

Since the 2Dd Of jane, the date Of the at
tempted assassination Of the Emperor by No
beliug, there have been 563 arrests Of psEsOps
10 Gsrmsny for insulting the Emperor. OF
this number 521 bave been convicted, inelsd-
ing 81 women. TIE aggregate Of sert snceS OF
imprisor msnt imposed is s11 years. Five Of
the accused committed suicide before trial.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-18

Julld In the J.. utiess chambers Of the brain
Our thoughts are iink'd by m any q hidden chain
Awake but one and 10, what myrisda risa
Each stamps Its i'm aga as the other lies.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-18

The closing-Out sale OF eorsets has oOni-
msncea at Adams. s9s MaRszne strest CaIl At o1ea
sad secure q bargain.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-18

Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
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Tho Directors OF he Company ares
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Archbishop Of New Orleans,
President.
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rsrns-sinsls Copy. Cents; By Nail. ss-n Aavaas.s
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Horning Star and Catholic y Nsssszass.

Thx MORNING STAR has bssn stazto&
with the approval Of the eoelssiaaaeani
authority Of the Diocese, TO sapply IN
admitted want In New Orleans, ana q
mainly devoted tn the interests q eb~
Catholic Church. 1t will not intsx1sEs m
politics except wherein they intszzszw
with Catholic rights, but win exDesn
Iiniquity In high places, without rssaR& o.
persons or parties. Next to the sp1yitsa2
rights Of all mon, 1t will especially shazns
pion the temporal rights of the pooz.
ApprovaIeT hs Aost Rsv. ArsAsGsAsD
We approve Of the Aforesaid zn&zza
taking. and commend 1t to the Caahszl1g
of our Diocese.
~. II. ARCHBISHOP OF Nxw OnLaAMGl
Dsetssbssla, 1867.