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LETTER FROM TUNNELToN
TUNNELroN, March 25.

TUNNELroN, March %.
Editor ApgUS:
Business has improved TO somo OK
tont within the last Fortnight.
a. j. Bona6sld has returned from the
East after purchasing worry complete
ana select assortment of Spring and
summer goods which they arc selling
extremely low for cash or marketable
produce.
A. NJ. ShaiIer wounded his hand so
Noroly with a hatchot. lilo also returned
on Friday from visit tn relatives and
friends at Aurora. lilo reports ovory-
thing prosperous in that so,tion.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Shsnor was i'm our town on
Saturday, having just returned from n
visit To friends at Aurora.
NJ. l.. Shatlor - away on business
and pleasure trip to tho eastern portion
OF Preston
Mrs, M. NJ Shaiior and family visited
Austen last week.
Tho Terminus OF tho Bird and 2nd di.
visions OF tho B. & O. II. Il. has boon no.
moved from Keyser to Piedmont and
various other changes have taken place.
Nowburg engines OF tho through run,
Bird division ouginos on tho End division.
Our friend, John T.. Pickett, tho VOL
known lCeal freight conductor on this
division is now dispatcher. of trains at
Cranberry. We congratulate Jonn and
wish him success in tho discharge OF tho
duties devolying upon him in his new
Office.
The stone is being querried and put
in shape for building tho foundation for
tho new mill at this place,
"Onco a Week. for some reason seems
troubled because he cannot discover tho
name Of tho writer OF Upclo Joe and
Aunt Nancy Darter's article i'm Ihe AR.
Gus. Well, Judging from tho similarity
between his ana Unclo Joes writing, /
ann somewhat surprised that he does not
recognize his relation.
Moro anon,
FGDELIs IDEM.
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FROM NEWBURG.
The Rolling Mill Personal Men
ton, &c.
NEwBURG, March 2G.

NEWBURG, March ~.
EiHor Argitg:
Oliver Berry, Esq, of Evansville, was
In town ono day last week. Mr.. Is. is
thinking about buying James Snider's
farm adjoining Newburg.
Mr.. Alex Straw and family OF Iron
dale. were visiting Mrs. Hanshaw of In
dependence on "Wednesday and Tuesday
last.
Mu. Hclon Hanshaw and Carrie Nc
Claskey, OF Grafton, wore in town Tues-
day evening.
our worthy school teacher, Willard S.
Alderman, Esq, closed his school at
Shay Settlement ON last Friday, I'd inst.
Rev. Fathers O'Sullivan, Of Western
Port, anil O'Conusr, OF Clarksburg, woro
tho guests OF Rev. Father Hickey on
Thuriay sycning.
Dr. n. ~ West, Of Evansville was in
town wednesday
Mr. I'll. Alton, or Grafton, Is clork
Jug f1r Alton. Ellis g. Co. on Railroad
street Mr. s. Boards IT tho Ellis
House on Market stree.
Tho audience 100 the Newburg Literary
So eicty last saturday night was OK
ceeiingiy large.
Nsssos. Robert fIanshaw and Carrot
JsGo e.. rGmfton, were visiting friends
at fnd sT rud~rr8 lu last Sabbath.
our population hls beer increased.
lts boy T4iu0A happy.
Hunter Evans, Esq. of Fairmont was
ir town last week.
SIR james Stuck and sistar. Miss Mat
te. ere visiting tbc.r brother. Mr. John
81. stuck ON H gh street.
~ 81. . AIIeu was visiting friends at
Portland Sunday.
h.ss josie IoHnoy, OF Throo Fork.
made us 81 pleasant elI last week.
Cali at g.. D.. sll.k's Office on Railroad
stree. and eco .he "Nsw Homo Sewing
Machine. HIe best ever Invented.
Tho fl.I0a .ug Ii the programme OF tho
hoW1urf Literary Society on next Sat
urlay evsuiug Select reading. ArIsso-
Mary snIder. A. fatmcr. Frazier and
N0u Helms ie.amatI9u. r.. w. Nc.
Canerty. Willie MsfHn end D. Evans
Dent. Esssv. Misses Estlfr Daily. Liz
1o lIneruau aud Bell Daily. debate
Ire .r Featrf That corporal pun.
-lur.t aHII.I Del abolished ito snlrm
John Stuck cpd Prof. @. Dr.. peu.
a.n. Oh 81 D.ss.aa anI ur.T. o.. lam.
HHu ufI. o. .le lufut.He Singer.
.fv.H es.. ssHIIaIf rut rlII. ir
ONO rf rI
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debt. Judgment i'm favor plaintiff FOR
ono cent and legal costs therein.
Louisa Sypolt W Jnq Il Jones; appeal.
Continued
Jehu jenkins, EXT off N. Foreman
decd, made his report which was con
tirmod and approved.
The report of JOS. Graham, admir- OF
Margaret Foreman, was examined and
confirmed.
Tho report of Felix Elliott, admir- de
bonus nom, Of Jacob StNrtzmdn, was OK
audned and confirmed.
The report OF Smith Crane, admir- of
Jno Byrno, was examined aud con-
firmod
The report of tho fourth settlement of
Smith Crane, ox'r of VIM. Il. Crane.
decd was eNami ned by tho court and
confirmed.
The report Of tho second settlement of
Jghn Sheets, admir- OF John Pratt, do
ceased, WAS examined by tho court and
confirmed.
The report Of the second settlement OF
J. w. uardestv, admir- OF John IIardcs-
~, decd. was examined by the court
and confirmed,
The report OF the second settlement OF
John : Mckinney, adm of Luke Me-
Kinney, decd, was examined and APP
proved.
The report OF tho first settlement OF
John jenkins. admir- of Johu II Kolly,
decd, was examined and confirmed.
The report of this second settlement OF
Jno. T., ones, ex'r of Solomon Parsons,
was examined ynd confirmed by tho
court,
Tho report OF tho second settlement
OF Geo. Bucltlow, admir- OF GOO. NJ.
Bucklew, decd, was examined and APP
proved 10y the court
The report of tho first settlement Of
James X. B0lyard, admir- OF Peter, Run
nor, was examined and confirmed by
the court.
Monro, Assignee FrSam, W. Renshaws;
sqrity. Co ntinuod.
Monroe, assignee, &c, w Knots and
Fairfax; equity. Continued.
j. Ami Martin VS. Christian c. Boil
yard and James b. Fairfax; debt. Judg-
mont in favor OF plaintiff for Snl,G2,
State Va Thomas Moran on an indict-
ment for a misdomeanor, No. H. Uapiss
issued.
State w Thos j. Watson, on an in
dictment for mlsdemeaHor. Capias
awarded.
State Va Mary Dondollyi misdemeanor;
Capias awarded.
state vs. Mary Dom oily; party APP
psared in custody OF Sheriff and by at
torney plead not guilty, and on motion
was discharged from custody aud cause
continued until noxt term.
State vs. ~. j. Watson. Same order
State vs. Thos, J Moran. Same order.
Same w Thos Rowan. Defendant an.
poared by counsel and moved to. quNsh
indictment and motion overrIled. Plead
not guilty and cause continued uutil
nOXt term.
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Mills; Mai. d. Stemple, Jr. Aurora; DR..
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burg Isaac =. Martin, Portland; Il. II.
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Indignation Moetingl
PonrLANp DISTRICT. March
March %

PORTLAND DISTRICT, March %.
Editor 4 ygus;
An indignation meeting was held i'm
the Whetscll Settlement, lately, o which
Samuel Trembly was President, and Jno.
q. Whetsoll Secretary. over ono hum
dred voters. or Taxpayers, were in at
tendance. Thoy passed resolution do
claring that they would spend S25l i'm
opposing tho Board of Education before
they would pay chat amount awarded to
ID. a. Freslaud over and above the Ben
son bid Keep tho ball rolling IL the
Board OF Education will not show
"A just reason for making tho good poo-
pie of Portland district pay 1851, let them
pay it themselves.
TAX-PANER
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Enigma.

am composed of nino letters;
My first il i'm msdman bat not in fool;
NV second is in pupil hut not I'm school.
My third is in squirrel hut not in cat.
My fourth Is i'm erminc but not in rat.
My hfth is IL lazy hut not i'm smart.
My sixth is in pitchfork but not in cart.
MY seventh is i'm money but notin stamp.
My eighth il in oil but not in lamp.
Ny ninth is i'm limb but not in trec.
My whole is what you next Monday will
be. A.
March %.
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ADVERTISER ERTs .
INVEST VIRGINIA. s.:

M - = v AANN'AANAAs So
AZ Rules held
I'm the Clerks onico OF \hc Circuit Court
ot Preston county, on the first Monday OF
March. 1878.
William II. Xinn's admir-.
Y.
David III, Fortnoy, and tho widow
aud hoirS of said William Il. linn.
IN EQUITY.
Tho object OF this suit Is 10 subject tho
land i'm the Bin mentioned To the pay
inert Of the purchase money due there's
on, tn the pl4intin.
And u appearing that tho dcfeudants
Iheodoric bland. John Bland, Preston
Bland, Patrick Horny Bland. John BurlS-
bart, Emma Thomas, Harvey Thomas,
Anne Leo Riley and Minnie RilOy are
not residents of this State, they arc.
therefore. hereby required toappear hero.
AT Rules To- hc hold tor said Count, ON tho
first Monday of April, next, and do what
= nocoSs rv To- protect their interests
herein. Aud u II ordorod that tho fore
going loo published i'm the West Virginia
ArgnS,-A weekly newspaper published
in this county.
n Copy--rcst:
SMI al CRANE, C!
JAS. a. Brown, Atty for Prn.
Mich . ~ SS.25
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Grange Meeting at Aibrightsvillo

Edtor Ar0,ss. As 80 entered the neat
and quiet village or AlbughavIiIe on
Saturday evening, just after dusk. We
noticed quite throng or people gather
ing at the school house, and upon inqul-
~ we learned that grange lecture was
10 DO delivered. Wo dismouuted and
after waiting q few moments tho school
house was vol filled with very intel
ligent crowd oflsdies and gentlemen
Col. j. W. Brown was chosen pres.
dent Of the meeting. and in q few wo.I-
timed 70 marks explained iha object ~
the meeting, after which Doe introduced
COL Jno. a. ,, Martin, who delivered "a
. very able and instructive lecture The
speaker drew a very striking contrast
between our ut present loose and rsre-
less mode Of farming with that of kIIIuI
and intelligent farming aud urged upon
farmers the importance ofgreator systam
and study iu their farming. and tIo benz
Gifts TO be derived therofr1m mot o
them alone. but 70 an classes. and show
/ ed very clearly that the Grange move.
rneiit was tho key-wedge By which tb.s
was 70 be brought about. T.
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Virginia and West Virginia.

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PUBLIC will bo hrst issued, for circula-
ton in tho Virginias. which will contain
all the latest political, social and other
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Tho object being ~ mako known tho
wonderful natural wealth II thoso two,
so TO speak, undevolopod states. The
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Gard fromMr. r. Bruce Foglo.

PoRTLANp, March -.
TO 0c Editor OF The Argus:
SEQ an article i'm the Journal OF tho
2lst inst, headed, Portland Agitated
over tho Acts OF an Indignant Vito. -
The article is false from ilrst TO last. and
no part thereofcan he sustained. pro-
nounce every word ofits lie, and say
that IL was gotten up to try to carry out
some dirty scheme OF said informants,
II. Bruce FoaLE.
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NOTICE.

AZ my vito, Maria BuckloW has left
my bed and board without any lust
cause whatever, and has beon Como for
soven years, / n 3reby iorowarn all per-
sons from trading with her. II thoy do
20 they may rest assured that they will
do so on thoir own rcspon sibility, a.
ann detorminen not TO pay or DO accOun-
table for any Of her debts. Whatever.
WILLIAM BUoKLEw.
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WHEN YOU COME TO KING
WOOD, STOP AT THE "OLD
RELIABLE"
UNt0M HOTEL

Having "a ken charge of tbis ultrop
house, have thoroughly rcnoVd itatu
and furnished IL now throughout. and
am now prepared 90 accommodate tho
travelling puJlic Ina Rrst-clnss style. and
WIN spare no pains e. mako my guests
comfortable.
Cornor Main and Price streots, Court
House square.
Charges Moderate. Good stabliny at
tackled. NJ. J, NEFF,
30iO17tfl Per John Il Noff.
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WEsT VIRGINIA, IS:

At Rules held
100 the Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Court
Of Preston county, ON tho first Monday
Of March, 1878.
Harrison T.. Sisler
W.
Franklin -. Kollv 90 aIg.
IN EQUITY.
Tho object ~ tIis suit is tJ enforce eor-
tain Judgment lions, bon favor orthe plain
id against The defendants, Franklin
Kelly aud William r.. Kelly, ion tho bill
mentioned.
And DO appearing that tho defendants
Jonathan flchtuor and Michael
Leo arc not residents Of fhis State
they arc therefore borobv ro
CURED 90 appear here, no Rules 30 be
hold Tor said Court, on tho first Monday
OF April, next. aud do what IS necessary
io protect thoir interests hcroiu. Audit Is
ordered that tho 'orogpiug io published
in t1o West Virginia Nrgu..-A wookIv
uewsl"por published iu this county.
a copy Tests
'IiTH EANF. CLERK.
i'a a. t.oHts ..t.y ..r 4'.E
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WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS
THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US.
Is Published ersyy Saturday by
n. CT AY n. HYDE,
KrN0wOoD PRESTON corNrv w ",
sUBsCRIPTIoN-TERMs

KIEGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
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At Rules held
I'm tho Clerks ollico Of Circuit Court
ot Preston county, on the first Monday OF
March -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-08-22
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
Republican Con rasgS01G1
Convention,

Inc Republican Congressional Convention,
for the Eighth District, Will convene At the
t'ourt House, in the City of Stevens Point,
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TII. ISIS.
1T :. ) clock, F. NJ, for the purpose Ct placing
"a nomination a candidate for Congress for the
Eighth Con ere>s s0nal District, to be supported
at the ensuing November election.
The basis Of representation shall be one del
eg:lte Tor every county, and also one for every
three hundred Republican votes, or a fractional
part thereof exceeding one hundred ana fifty
votes, given at til. gubernbtorial election Of
1877.
aounties) under the resolution adopted at last
convent tom AZ follows
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-08-22
Teac = exs REM emher !

The Institute to begin a the Scheol Heass,
IN Centralia, September 81, at 10, !. A., with
Prof J. =. Thayer. as conductor.
Two weeks Of good solid work cor those who
dcsireto improve.
The Examinations to he held as follows: at
the High School Buildinr in Grand Rapids
sent. 2tth, 18th and 18th, commencing al TO-
\. NJ, Of the 9th; at the School House, in
Atarshtieid, Oct; u AMI 81, commencing at l, 2.
NJ, Of the 81.
persons desiring to teach in wood county the
coming winter wiIladvance their own interests
by attending the Institute and one Of the above
examinations.
Ccntralia, Wood County, Wis, Aug. 20 1873.
GEO. j.. j.. WILLIAMS,
Nnnntv Snn't nf SchnnlsE Z
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TONNECTTONQ

At Milwaukee with Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul, and Western Union Railways, in Union
Depot, Reed street.
Al Plymouth with Sheboygan 4 Fond du Lac
Railway, for Fond du Lac and Sheboygan.
At Forest Junction With Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western Railway.
AtGreen Bay with Green Bay & Minnesota
Northwestern halfway. for points north.
At Amherst Junction with Green Bay 4 Mime
sofa Railway for Grand Rapids, and point
AtJunetion City with Wisconsin yaIIeyRail
way, for Eausau.
AtPortage, wi:6 G. II. & st. Paul B'y for 1Tadi-
son and the West.
or Ports.
Z. \. FINNEY. General Manager.
JAS. BARKER, Asst Gen, I. 4. Mil.
&, BACON Superintendent.
MILWAUKEE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-08-22

TIE AsCENDENcY OF democracy in
the southern states, and the hope that
with the aid Of the northern dough-
faces, the south will be able to control
the government, emboldeus the men in
The south to ayow their intentions
quite freely, and to tell us what they
intend to do. 1t is kind Of them
to forewarn US Of their intentions.
The Southern States, a paper publish
Cd at Okolona. Miss, presents a fair
specimen of this kind OF talk. It's
issue Of the 14th instant comes freight
cd with information o. the plans and
purposes Of the democrats Of the
south, provided Providence shall
scourgo the nation by admitting them
to power 1t tells us what the dem
ocrats will do" provided they have
the opportunity. And what it says is
based upon 4 gathering assurance that
"ia ell humua Likelihood. a democrat
aciU ,euE up TIE White House steps Ii,
1881, and take lis seat in the Presi'd-
eutiuJ. chair" Then it assures Us
;. he will send his first message to
Democratic Senate and House, and
then a quiet bpt irresistible reyolu-
ton will set in "a revolution that will
s,reep from the Constitution and statute
books tic last stain and blemish of
New England ideas.
The fair Interpretation of this lam
guage is that the fruits of the war to
crush out the rebclllon-the amend
mcnts to the Constitution, which de-
clarcs all men to be free and all to be
citizens Of the United States. without
distinction OF class or complexion
the laws Of reconstruction; the guaran
tee Of equal rights to all men before
the law, and, for that matter, ali
marks of free civilization, all New
England ideas Of right and justice
that have beon impressed upon the
su5jugated States by the hand of war
and the power Of the General Gov
crnment--are to be sweeps away by that
hand which sought, but failed, to des-
troy all this through the agency of re-
beliiop.
Hew do those who aided in crush
ing out the rebellion, that the country
might live and that all men should be
free and equal. like the programme the
south is preparing to force down the
people, through the aid Of Northern
Democrats?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-08-22

STATE OF WISCONSIN, WOOD COUNTY
COURT.-IN IROBATE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, WOOD COUNTY
COUBT-IN PROBATE.
In the matter OF the application on
Thomas i. Scott, tAe admins
tlator of the estate
Francis Byron, deceased inte-tate
tor authority to nor t-age, lease
or sell the real estate Of the said
lntestate, for the payment of his
debts
At probate court held at the city of Grand
bapldS, VI isconSin. Present Hon. Henry Hay
den, County Judge of said Wood county, Wis
consln, Now to Wit: Oh the 3Istday Of uIy A
D. 1873.
Qnrcadingand filing theappIicatiopo Of Thomas
Is. Scott, the administrator Of all and singular
the goods and chattclS and credits of Francis
Byron. deceased, late Of the town OF Grand
Rapids, III " God county, Wisconsin, for auth
OF the sali interstate for the payment of his
debts. Is ordered that all persons interest
Ell IN the estate Of said Francis Byron de-
ceased, appear before tie county judge of the
county Of Wood, At 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
Saturday, september the 14th, 1873. at his office
IN the city OF Grand Rapids, in Wood county,
Wisconsin, there and then to show cause shy
authority should not be given to the 81 i'll
Thomas b. Scott, administrator. to mortgage,
lease or sell so much Of the real estate of the
said Francis Byron, deceased, as shall be ne
ccssary to pay his debts.
And it is further ordered that this notice shall
be published in the Wood County ReD0rter 4
weekly newspaper published in said Wood coun-
t.. Tor six successive weeks, once in each week,
before the time liked herein for said hearing. and
thata copy ct the same be served personally
upon each and every person in Eaid Wood
county interested in said estate.
by the Court.
july 81, Is.5.
HENRY HAYDEN.
County Judge Of Wood county, WIS.
WEpn < COCHRAN,
Atl'ys for Adm tor. aug1 CIV
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Republican Iass CCE-
vanfTRy7

Notice is here by given that Mass C0nyen-
yentlon Of the Republicans Of Wood county will
be held at the Court House, on
SATURDAY, AUG. 81, 1878.
OF clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of eIecting
delegates to attend the Congressional C9nYen-
zion TO be held at Stevens Point
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. i, 1873,
and for the pQrpaze Of electng delegates to ct
tend the Assembly District Convention when
called.
Dated, Grand Rapids, Aug l., 1878.
lib. PHILLE0,
B. TARBOX,
JAMES joy.
Committee
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THROUGH SLEEPING CARS
from STEVENS POINT to
milwaukee, Il Chicago

daily, except Sunday, on go p. m. train from
Stevens Point, going Eas and South. arriving
in Utsion Depot, Cor. Madison and Canal Street.
Chicago, a $50 a. m. Passengers for MIIwAU-
KEE may transfer at HiIber without leaving the
train, into Milwaukee sleeper from Green Bay.
and rest undsturbed till morning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-08-22

Hon. CHAs G. WILLIAMS has been
renominatcd for congress in the First
Congressional DiStrict of Wisconsin.
Mr. Williams is deserving of the con
iidence his constituents repose IN him,
and will be elected hy large majority.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-08-22
tH7HIE N,o9&!t,Tl,!!ErEsTERE SURGICAL IN

Fg7HE NOSTIIN WESTERN SURGICAL IN
= ST4TCIh treats all cases Of Surgery.
chrome Diseases, Detornities AMI Paralysis.
tor the accommodation AMI benefit Of our
patients, ana ia response TO repeated calls of the
afflicted, two or more Of the Physicians anh Sur
geons OF the Northwestern Surgical Institute
4 Appleton, will be III Grand Rapids, at the
Rablin House, on Monday, Sept. 9. 1873, for the
purpose of examining and treating ali cases of
DetcrmIty and Chronic Diseases. including dis
eases OF the eye and ear, head, throat, lungs
heart, stomach, livcrand kidneys. Also, Rheu-
mat'sm, Neuralgia, Paralysis and all Blood.
Special and Nervous Diseases. Cancers sue
cesSfully removed without the use eff the knife
Remember he dayand call early as 10 O'Clock,
4. ". Consultation free a223w