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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-25
Important Change Of Time

Trains run daily to Yuma, connecting
with steamers for Aubrey, Ehren berg
RADIO about three times per month.
Sleeping cars will be run daily.
Trains will be run by San Francisco
tine.
Il. H. GOODMAN,
ien'l Pass. and Ticket Agt.
A. n. TOWNE, Gen'l Sup't.
T.. +. HEWITT. Asst Sup't.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-25
In the Probate Court,
OF the County of Los Angeles,
State of California.

In the matter of the estate OF Jacob Gray,
deceased.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-25
LEGAL.
Sherif's Sale.

Martha Brown, Plaintiff, VS.. John Han
rahan ct al, Defendants.-Sevent eenth
District Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-25
BY Chas. Lanman,

FROM ORIGINAL AND OFFICIAL SOURCE
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-25

HNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF
~ an execution issued out OF the
District Court of the Seven
tenth Judicial District of the state
Of California, in and for Los Angelo
county, to me directed and delivered, on
the Sd day OF October, A. d. 1877, for u
rendered in said Court on the
18th day of June, A. ID. 1879, in favor OF
q. Piumme Hw and T. I. PIumm er' defend
ants, have levied upon and shall on
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-25
Notice Of Guardians Sale
Of Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursu.
ance of an order OF the Probate Court OF
the county of Los Angeles, State of Cali
fornia. made on the 10Th day of January,
A. ID. 1873, in the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Maria Elvira Francisco
winston, Il nlinor, the undersigned. the
guardian OF the person and estate OF said
minor, will sell at private sale, to the
the United States, and subject to oonir-
nation by said Probate Court, on or after
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-25

"a W. ~ -, WIS
By f. Ii. OWEN, Deputy Clerk. ilStd
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MERRILL.

HANNAH FITzs1MMoNs, a noted
Wheeling buferess, stepped into the
Leader Office on Twelfth street,
Saturday, and imperatively asked
an imp doing duty in the count
ing room, the question, wv here is
that foin looking man, Johnson?
His impship, much terrified at the
Pugllistic gesticu ations of Hannah,
referred her to the editorial sane
tum up stairs. Reaching the hal.
lowed precincts of Mr.. Johnson e
sactuary, she encountered the
handsome Lenkard. "Are you
Johnson was the terse question
put. mo madame, l am not" was
the civil rejoinder. A colloquy
then ensued Of some LENGTH, in which
Mr.. Lenkard satisfied Hannah of his
identity, and further revealed the
fact that she wanted Johnson the
tin man. MIR. l.. Indicated the
probable whereabouts OF johnson,
the tin man, and handed her down
stairs in that truly chivalric style
for which he is noted in waiting on
the fair sex. Hannah's asperity Of
temper, however, was not diminish
ed by this episode, for when she
reached the counting room she went
Tor the boy for "desesving" her in
that manner, and in less time than
1T takes to write it be was Waiting
out into the street. Several attach.
es OF the establishment put in an
appearance on the scene OF action
and attempted to stop the wild ca
reer Of the nov infuriated Hannah.
who, nothing daunted at the increase
OF numbers pitched into them in a
way that did credit to her reputa
ton IN that line. Lenkard hid IN.
der the big press early in the fight,
while the other attaches were last
seen scamperiug in all directions
IKE mice AZ an approaching cat. At
last accounts the redoubtable Mrs.
ii. had sole possession Of the Leader
Office, and her voice was heard on
the opposite side Of The street mem
acingIy enquiring, "Gs there any
more Of Register.
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to believe, and We can say that
Hampton" is about a dead match
Tor the shoemaker in regard to
numbers, and we doubt not bot
IT Hampton, would have not visited
Salt Lick and lost his shirt on the
road towards the widow Mines he
might claim the laurels over our
shoemaker; but we can cay for our
shoemaker that the wider Nine"
has not shot at him, neither has be
lost his shirt IN that direction.
Hampton appears TO possess
spirit Of faultfnding with HE
neigbbors, claiming that it was
put up job between the shoe
maker and his ROW just to got rid Of
keeping the preachers. We will
here call his attention to the fact
that our shoemaker did entertain
two Ministers and one Of their wives
during Conference, aud, call on him
to say how many be entertained.
We answer none, anding
ne lives as ma tie church as our
shoemaker.
lueTe TOO Is Ira h. looking on
with jealous eye aud enjoying our
Shoemaker, on the style OF the new
firm g. Lantz & SOM for the reason
that 1t throws him so far in the
shade that he is nowhere. We will
say for the encouragement of Ira
b, to persevere. and never forget
the old maxim "If at first you don't
succeed, try, try. again"
In conclusion we will say to
Hampton, that in giving the rea-
ders Of your paper the news from
Aurora, please not be 80 charitable
as TO give all to your neighbors, but
reserve a small portion at least for
your self.
OBSERVER
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COUNTY ALLOWANCES.
ROAD ALLOWANCES.

UNION DIsTPICT - Leonard w
Wotring 8; Thomas Pearce, black
smithing, 7; Isaac Lipscomb 7, JAS
Lipscomb l3 25, w ] Mason l6 25.
j W WOtring II so; P S Fke SOC;
H ] Stemple II %, D f Wotriug
II %, D F Harsh 8 rs, Dan Sell
IL %, Isaac Bolyard l 25, ] j
Lantz Is, Philo WiIes 5, B f Du-
mire 5 %; N ] King, blacksmithing
&c, 8; Joseph Fke, do, so. S K
Wotring 8 u, J T Wotriug 7 so.
A B McGeary II so; L L McCrum
tools 3 10, assignee OF Jochua Lips
comb 3 II, assignee OF Solomon LIN.
comb 90, pillow point 65 cts, f B
L,pscomD l6 %, w l. Fansler 2 %.
Andrew NJ Gof 3 IS, J w Chambers
3, M Moses 8, Solomon Lipscomb
3; j NJ Pew l6 81 c j Roy, build
ing bridge, use D IL Wotrlng a. Go.
3 81. G 5 Deaklns Ga; Nathan
Tanner 20 90, d ID Nine % %. Tho.
Beatty 3, WIN Tanner 3, d $ Wilt
10 81, James Forman 5 %, O T
Shaffer 3, D G otemple 3, II X Wit
l so, D II Wagner 2; j w Shaffsr
hammers 8 20; B G Wotrine 8 so.
Simon Sell 2 80, John Vanverlh
8 80. a Lantz 3, G T Lawton Toe,
5 3 Daniel. scoop, pillow and work
B So VIM Winters 8 20, B F Wot-
ring 3, james Rsmboit 4. @ Henlipe
3, Casper bhmple 5, S G Sell 4. G j
Miller 4 90, w wilt II, John Cal
camp q. Tobias Fike 4 Lewis Bush
., VIM Settlers 4, John Wilt Is, J p
wotrirR 10 WIN wotrlng II so.
McCrum & Son, plow points ] 80.
Peter Knots 80 cents, D Stempe
DR. 2.
Total for Union, S434 %
RENO DIsrR1cr.-A II Bowman
assignee Dan Wi,cs 3. ofDL Me-
!, Of Albert Carrico 8 46, Of Caleb
Carrico 8 30, money paid by order
Of Surveyor % 20, assignee r. Car
rico 10, powder aud fuse Z 10. j a
Watts 2, A watts 2, j Runner 2 3
Artie 2, NJ T Dawson 2, NJ weaver
2, X + Rightmire /, j NJ Hamilton
8, L weaver ! %, B Peaslee Is M
NJ Robinson 5, weaver tools
2 40, II Grim, do 2, G ShaAer 4
Shaiier q Bousfeld nails Z O5. G. W
ShaHeI drill and team 8 70. j N
Pew labor team aud lumber Is 90.
D NJ Wotriug Co, assignee Montoom'
cry . 81 @ $ Deaklus lumber GG.
D j. Nssters heirs, lumber. 8. j Eau.
~ 3 II, j Hoffman 3, Tbos Cool
! 80, James Conn 2 wm NINE ! ia
cob BoIyard ] 90, G Bolyard ] W n
Bolyard IA 80, a Bolyard . Geo.
Miller 2, a Shaban 2, Robert Ste
venson 10 james Bell 8. John Ma
10y ., George Harvey 2, Eli Murrv
j wm Shannon p John Clark 3 80
b X Grimes 8, WIN Lawrence powder
etc 3 10, Shaver Toe. James Con
z, W II Boiysrd SOC, N and N II
Baker, assignee Iohu BolyarI 9 g5
1 FORD 2, WA ForI ! Joseph Black
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Additional Local.
OUR AURORA LITTER.

AURORA, w, Va. July 30.
LliVor Ar0il7.
] notice an article in your paper
from Hampton, OF this place. in
which be takes great pains to give
the readers Of your paper tbs par
ticulars Of our shoemaker. in Au.
rors. Why some persons have such
a propensity TO magnify, and mis-
represent their neighbors am not
prepared to Say Hampton" states
that Nancy failed TO sppriss Joe OF
the doings at the fesdence Of The
shoemaker, and states that on the
fret day Of The Lulberen Confer.
ence, which took place on the 18th
inst, ten pounds Of responsibility
laid claims to hIs hospitality. a bov
The first brother to four or five sjs.
ters, all We believe, inside Of three
yesrs. We acknowledge the shoe.
maker has been industrious. AZ n d.
three sisters Instead Of four or five
and in Elk years instead Of three a.
Hampton would have The people
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Of a Diseased Liver

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver
PAIN inthc right side. under the edge
c: ;hc ribs, increases on pressure 4;
sometimes the pain is in the left side !;
the ratientisrarclv able to lie onthc lcl.
SIDE; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shouder-bladc, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder. and
IS sometimes mistaken for a ihcuma-
tiSm i'm the arm. The stomach is allcct-
cd with loss Of appetite and sickness {;
the bowels in general arc costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain. accompnn-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally a con
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led with n painful sensation of having
leftundonc something which ought to
have been done. \ Slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant, The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bilitv; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold Orburning, and he complains of a
priclly sensation ofthc skin; his spr.
It's are low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough TO try it. In fact.
he distrusts every remedy Several OF
the abovesymptomsatte disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination of the
body ,aiterdeath, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dir. G. MCLANE's LIVER PnI.s,lN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quininc, arc productive OF
the most happy results no better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quininc. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease 10 give them \ FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimplc purgatVc thcyarcuncqualcd
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. G. MCLAvE
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with tho impression DR.
MCLANE's LIVER Pills
The genuine Ms LANE S Liver PrLts
bear the signatures OF G NJ! Lane
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers
WInsist on your druggist OF store
keeper giving YOU the genuine Dr. G.
Ms LANE's Liver PLLs, prcpmcd
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold by all respectable druggist,
and country storckccpcrs generally
Totho.c wishing 90 give Dp. G. fkNE's Ltvrr
pills tr.... Nc wall mail post pl.d to Any part of
tn United S.tg-, one boz of P.l. ior twenty five
cents FLEMING BROS piusburg "a
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. D G Ann

WASHINGTON, D. G. Aug. 6.
The furore concerning a third
term Of Genl Grant for the Presj-
1ency is either abating somewhat or
giving place, for the time being. to
more seasonable subjects. A prom.
lnent statesman has lately said that
he did not believe Grant would be
elected in 1880 and that his only
reason for such belief was that no
man vas ever President who was
talked Of so long beforehand. 9th
els opIae that Grants has been
brought toward thus early by per.
sons LuiriendIy to him for the ex-
press purpose Of killing him for a
third term. Genl Butler GAYS IN.
hesitsungly that his advice to Grant
is to ask 10 further favors Of the
Goddess Of Fame. He ays The
General bas reached the highest ell
e7aticn "L.vh an American citizen
can TcssiblY attain, and viii an
eIectio for third term would not
materially add TO bis laurels, defeat
would inevitably detract from his
fame" The suggestion is algo Gepl
ButIers' that as a recognition Of
Genl Grants great military and
civil services the nation aupbt 10
create him Field marshal for lie
st an annual salary of$25,OO0 a. for
himself, Butler declares he ia tired
oipoli;ics and will not sga.l be q
candidate for Congress, where be has
served for ten years. No member
could re more missed than bluff
Ben Will be when lie rehres. He
ls perhaps the most conspicuous Gq-
ure in the House Of Representative.
and no other could G.l bis place in
The picture presented 10 the eve OF
the visitor TO Congress. He is not
at all likely to disappear from pub
lic Ilie aud when he retires from
Congressional Halle The public will
undoubtedly hear Of BIN in some
other scene Of lively action.
The is Wssbingtons season Of
,1cursious and one Of The layorite
.I down The Potomac, Cbes.
Ia, aud up York River to
yorktown and Fortress Monroe
For THE excursion the steamer leaves
Washington at SIX o'clock 2. ".
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and arrives back at elk A. NJ. next
morning but one. Passsbly good
accommodation for sleeping and
eating are furnished on the boat,
music and dancing for those inclined
that way.
Ola Yorktown is well worthy a
visit. One is apt TO think of it be.
fore seeing. as much more of place
than is true OF it., A dozen OF two
OF houses-slmost without exception
OF ancient architecture aud dilapi.
dated--a few negro huts, low
slightly built hotel, the old church
of revolutionary days with its tum-
bie-down church-yard-these con-
stltute Yorktown. The points OF
especial interest to a visitor are the
Old church end yard just mentioned,
the site OF CORVALLIS surrender TO
Washington, the National Cemetry.
and Lord Nelson's house, in which
still live his descendants. The
church is Of brick pastered aud
sanded without, and although in a
comparatively good state of presen-
alton, it's antiquity is noted by the
terms and struggling. vines growing
In the chinks and cracks of the un-
der pinning and walls. The graves
are all marked by square slabs oil
mar BILE, some mounted on brick work,
as high as table and Others laid
flat upon the graves The site OF
the surrender has none but historical
interest The ceuetry is well kept
Ike other National burying grounds
each grave being marked by small
square marble blocks. 1t is enclosed
by red brick wall with iron gates.
Nelson's house is the building of the
town. a large many Widowed
two-story building built of small
red bricks which were brought from
England, with corners of sandstone
tiles. A brick wall also encloses
the front yard, and the flame color
ed blossoms of the Virginia Creeper
shine from the walls and roof. Be
tween two of the upper end win
dows is a rough break where a ball
from British guns struck as their
forces came up the river.
MERRILL.
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The Peabody Institute.

The day exercises will consist Of a
review Of the primary branches and
the most approved methods of teach
ing them, exemplfed by class drill.
An examination will be held within
the term, for State certificates
authorized by the State Supt. con-
Quoted by Prof G. z. Bundy, of
Wheeling.
We earnestly entreat you, fellow
teachers, parents, and friends of ed
ucation, Of this and adjoining coun-
ties, to come and help to make this
Institute successful; and eminently
practical in its work, and profitable
to all interested in its results.
The evening sessions will be de-
voted to lectures, discussions, and
practical experiments in Chemistry.
Other eminent educators will be
present. Prof. Thompson, of the
State University at Morgantown is
carr estIy solicited to be present, and
give us one of those rare intellect
ual treats, which he never fails tel
egraphing to his hearers. The even
ing sessions alone will compensate
all who will favor us with their
presence
P. r SMITH, Co. Snp't.
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HARD times and want of employ
ment haye caused a large emigration
from the oveI-populated cities of the
last to fertile lands of the prairies
oi the West. The sales of lands by
the government, in Dakota alone
last year, was over 100000 acres
Immense numbers Of emf grants have
entered Wisconsin, Nebraska, Min
nesota, Kansas and Colorado. The
government and railroad sales in
these States have been, during the
year, greater than the aggregate for
ten years prior. This is a whole
some fact, and the result will be-
great additions to the wealth OF the
nation, and the comfort and the
prosperity of individuals. There
are millions of acres hat yet want
hands Chicago Inter Ocean.
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WHEELING
+ ale College.
HOME-LIKE AND ELEGANT IN
ALL ITS 'APPOINTMENTS.

The College is beautifully situated and
within easy walking distance of any part
OF the city. Street car accommodations
TO neighboring towns. For healthful-
ness OF situation it is unsurpassed and its
whole internal arrangements are of the
hiS hest order:
Terms Mode1 ate IN all tie Departnat Is
For catalogues or other information
address the President,
MISS \. TAYLOR.
BOARD OF TRUsTEEs.-Hon c Il Hubs
bard, President; DR. II Logan, Secretary;
ID List. Esq, Treasurer; Thos Horn
brook, X Hubbard, A w Campbell, III
i List, Augustus Pollock, BENJAMIN
Davenport, James $ Rhodes, Samuel u
Hidreth, A Sweeney, q * Wheat,
Joseph Bell
WEST VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY,
" lS7S-79.
Mo,gmto,on, Vest Va.
Rev.-J. n. TTOITPSON, 4. w. Pyes'L
The University furnishes instructions
i'm the following Depart nents, viz
CLASSICAL,
SCIENTIFIC,
AGRICULTURAL
ENGINEERING.
MILITARY,
LAW,
MEDICINE,
PREPAR IRA TORY.
Textbooks supplied to students mt
cost. The calendar OF yelr arranged to
suit the convenience OF teachers. Fx-
penses for an entire school year need not
exceed Sl75.
Fall term begins September 18th.
For catalogue, and other information,
address the President.
July l, 1873.
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Rev. DR.. FOWLER, OF Chicago,
isn't a monarchist, and he has way
OF giving emphasis to his opinions.
He says: Rather than undertake
to establish throne, it would be
better fcr man to go to sea in a stone
boat with iron oars and leaden sails
with the wrath of God for breeze
and hell for the nearest port"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-10

The Greenbackers Of Marion
county have nominated full ticket
A Fairmont correspondent of the
Register says they only nominated
one man who will get any votes.
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ADVERrIsEMENTs
WEST VIRGINIA, S.:

WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
Clerks Office of the County Court Of
Preston county, on the 3lst day OF July.
Mckee assignee Darrall
vs. ~ pruT
Whites and Wotring.
The object
of this suit is TO collect n debt due from
the defendants to the pluntin.
Ana IT appearing that the defendants
Rowan White and James White are not
residents Of this State, they are. there,
fore, hereby required to appear here at
Rules TO be held for the said Courton the
last Monday Of August, next. and do
what's necessary 20 protect their interests
herein. And it is ordered that the fore ~
going be publiscd i'm the "West Virginia
Argus a weekly newspaper published
in this county.
a copy Test.
j, AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
James a. Brown, Atty for Plaintiff.
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WILL the Christian people Of
Preston county have an infdeI to
represent them in the Legislature Of
their State? 1t would be di grace
to our people.
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- = = = Is not easily earned iu thos-
" times, but 10 can be- made i'm
three months 10y any one Of either Sex
in any part Of the country who is willing
To- work steadily at The employment That
we IuTnlsh' 80 per week In your own
own. You need not be AWAY from homo
over night. You can give your Whole
TIME io the work, or only yOur qp4ro
moments. We have agents who sro
making over so per day. All who enc
gaze at once IN make money fast a.
ihc present time money cannot be made
20 easily and rapidly at any other bust.
nee. IL costs nothing. 70 try the business.
once, n. HALLErr q 60, PORTLAND
Maine.
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PRESTON COUNTY URTs.

The Circuit Courts are held on the
seventh day of April and the. seventh
day of October.
The County Courts ara held on tho
first Monday in January, second Mon
Gay IN March, third Monday Ia May,
first Monday IN July, first Monday ian
September, and third Monday in Noyem-
Der.
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inducements to Subscribers.

In order to make the circulation reach one Thousand m
make the following unparalleled N' w
Ia uos Five Subscribers 81 in
per ahhu ana an of
WI" asO sehd the ARGUS and the Wheeling
person Vlng Preston county
ue tue county must remit fifteen
W" Will soon be in the midst political osmnaon rd
should IND
county 1t will be alive the not afraid TO defU5
nose o"ta principles which have made the
famous IN American history All persons wishing
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-10

WE are informed that the Green
hackers of Preston will hold a grand
mass convention in Kingwood soon.
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wood l, Poulson Q, A J Hamilton
lumber tools and team 80 55; Fl
Davis 8, II Slappsrd 6 so, @ Nose
2 80, U S Michael 2, B Funk 3 so;
l. l. McCrum assignee Joshua Lips
comb 3 u, WI Fansler 5 %, S C
Glenn 5, John Gof 2, Jerlal MCGEE
"A so; J wolf, assignee W II Sid
well % ~; II Shaw lumber etc,
10 90; a B Dancer 5, J Smith 9 70,
7 r Smith 80. W II Smith 8 ~,
J " Shaw / 25, A Danser 2 so: ] J
wolf assignee wolf l %. G Nc
Gee III %. Il Bolysrd 6, L l. Nutter,
use d L Brown 7 So F jenkins $50,
a Trlckett assignee W II Knots
90, Of A r Knots 8 so, of WIN
Knotts 3 IL, shovels etc, Is, assignee
John Fawley 3; II Ii wolf 2, WIN Ma.
rquess 1 WIN jenkins 7 so; A watts
timber aud labor 3, A r Sinclair o,
J Bolyard 9, Geo Sinclair l o watts
8 30, A watts 6, G Summers
Z rs, q n R'dgway l3 80, II Bol
yard 8 81, WIN Sinclair IS, A
RIdgway II, G Hamilton so. I N
shauan 80 50, S Shahan black
smithing and fuse 68 ass gree +
R SIdwel q 81.
Total for Reno, $738.27
LYON DIsT,-Jos Guseman % 81,
Cornelius Martin 5, Jacob Erwin u.
so, WIN Kelly l 80, G Martin 6, ! V
Fortney 3, Ii rncket 7 so, II Sc6lo-
lohn 3, Roby 3, q w wamsley u;
Crlss, labor etc, 80; A W Moore g.
70; II Bolyavd jr 9, W white 3, i
Philips IL 25. W Philips 10, r Faw-
cett 2, o Shalfer 4 so, ] L ShafFsr
80, W Church 4, W smith 2, W
beavers 2, II Piles 2, l. McGlnnis
II. L A rquires 4, D shsffer IL %,
waters q, E Adams 2 80, L squires
q 80, j Harrington 2 so. j NJ Smith
6, R A Pell 4, N smith, hammer
etc, 70, j M Hartley, powder and
fuse 4 20; smoot and Lackey, as'ee
b F squlres 42c.----
Total Tor Lyon $23257
VALLEY DIsT-J Feather 10, A ]
Feather l, FIELD 3, R Barker | 33,
Z Taylor 5 80. james Graham 7 o.,
NJ @ Feather l, A Stuck l, S Stuck
46 cents, L G stuck 2. W Groves
80 cents, A d squires 5, W Menear
8, h Thomas, balance on settlement
81 68, B Hawley 2 l 2; W II Mlnesr
3, Guy smith 2 so, G E Hartley 65,,
W B Brown 6 80, N N McMillen
2 %, A F McMIIen 4, sanford wat
son %, W Menear 4.
Total for Valley, $3.50 55
Unprovlded for, $3.50
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-10

All persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to j. B. Foglo 81 CO., X. g. Fo-
gle, or DIR. j. b. Fogle, in accounts made
previous to October, 1877, must settle
SAID accounts at once. or they will be put
out for collection. We mean business
SoUc yOUrSciUeS costs.
iU- All of said a counts must be set
tied with the undersigned.
X. b. FOGLE.
Portland, west Va, July ID, 1873 3m