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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-11

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and Duy Tor what y131l got ...--- .,...-,o--,-
the mat majority OF the people
spTarato apartments l1r
fand tho enormous passenger business OF THIS Inc
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practice, and 35 years in Cincinnati. Cures Gonor-
rhoea elect, Structure Orchs in few days; Syphilis
all forms, the last veStige eradiCated without mer-
tlrv- Young men. victims OF Self-abuse, Seminal
Weakness. Spermatorrhoea Excuses, etc. That dis
ease the destroyer OF thousands, permanently cured.
old men afflicted with mpotency speed
N restored to manly vigOr by infalible method
When HConvenent to visit the city for treatment Med
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Middle-Aged Men.

rhare are many of tn age of thirty or forty years
-, are troubled with go frequent excavations of
ne bladder, oflon accompanied by slight smart
a.. M burning sensation, and weakening the sys-
-, - in q manner that the patient cannot account
f,-. on examining the urinary deposits, a ropy
ssi'meut will often be found, and sometimes small
Tarricles of albumen will appear, the color will
T.. of a thin or milksh hue, again changing to
5srE and torpid appearance. There are many men
S,6n die Of this difficulty, ignorant of the cause
rLi,b j. the second stage of seminal weakness.
NJ cAfee Will guarantee a perfect cure in all
rrh Csses and healthy restoration of the genito-
urinary organs
OFFICE HOURS-s to 1, . to g. Z to3.
All letters promptly answered and correspond
once confidential. Address Lock Box go, Dsven-
pl-r Iowa.
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The Daily Atgns.
ROCK rsLAND, .1LLrrors
Something New.

Something New.
New York World
As one OF the most prominent young
burglars OF San Francisco was walking out
OF court the other day, Just after having
secured an acquittal regarding his latest
job, by prompt and business like "divvy"
with the powers that be, with the usual
rates, q we'll to-ao, but anxious looking
stranger touched his arm and beckoned
him into doorway.
You are Teddy, the Ferret, aren't
you. asked the gentleman. "the man who
was tried to-day for safe cracking.
We'll. wot of it?" replied the house
breaker.
why, just this-you'll excuse my
speaking so low-bat the fact is I've come
all the way from San Joaquin to look up
party 10 your line of business"
Have, eh2"
"Yes-I-well. I've little proposition
to make to you"
Exactly" said the Ferret calmly.
you're bank cashier down in the foot
hills"
How did you know that?" stammered
the gentleman, much amazed.
And your cash and accounts are to be
gone over by the directors on the lst, and
as you cant realize on your stocks, you
want me to gag you some time next week,
shoot your hat full of holes, and find the
com bination in your breast pocket book,
and go through the safe in the regular
way"
Great heavens, man! how did you find
all that out2"
why, l guessed it. It's the regular
thing, you know. Got three orders to
attend ahead of yours now Lemme see
Can't do anything for you next week. but
might give you Wednesday and Thursday
of the week after. How'll that suit your"
The cashier said he thought he could
make that do, and in less than FIVE min
utes they had struck a bargain and ar
ranged the whole affair. Even New York
isn't much ahead of San Francisco in re-
gard to modern conveniences.
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e-manently located at SIT Perry Street, DAVEN
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Ibe Doctor has practiced medicine twenty years,
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oder treatment may rest assured of recovering
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FENALE COMPLAINTS. in this department
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Which is durable to-day may become incurable IN
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Young Men

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~ mr. indiscretions should avail themselves of
M. the greatest boon ever laid at the alter Of suf
Inc humanity, pr. McAffee will guarantee to
rfsit one Hundred Dollars for every case of semi
r,i weakness or private disease of any kind or
Character which he undertakes and fails to cure.
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MEDICAL.
:JUDGE NOT
DIR, McAFFEE,

mast experience with travelling quacks, but coz
suit the located Physician, the ceIe-
brated Specialist,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08
JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant to and bv virtue Of a decroo
OF the County Court Of Preston county.
rendered Mt the September term OF said
court, 1872 IN the chancery cause OF II.
.. hagans, ct al. W John Summers ct al
viii, on Monday tho 18th day of
November, 1879, the first day of tho No
Nemhtr term OF ,hC County Court ot
siht county, at the front door of the
CoVrt-houso therefor, otici for sale 10 the
highest BIDDER the land decreed therein
To be sold, as follows, TO wit: Ninetv.t,yo
acres OF land situate ia Grant District in
SAID county, ON the waters OF Big Sandy
creek known rs the "homestead" tract
ON which The said Summers now resides.
Also I'VE acres of land situate IN said
district aud county, on the wat ~ OF
Mill Run, conveyed to the said sum-
mCrS 10y George Cation; also two other
,Small tracts I'm said district and county on
the waters OF Mill Run, part of tho
survey of samuel Martin, aud embraces
ing the mill scat formerly owned 10y him,
said lots containing together one acre,
:ono rod and 30 perch6s.
Terms of sale: Said sale will be mace
for so much cash I'm nand M may bo suf-
hCicnt to pay costs of suit aud proper
charges for sale, md ~ sidue anon a
credit or6, ~ and Is months, purchaser
executing interest. bearing notes with
good security therefor.
JNO BARTON PAYNE,
Special Com'r.
Kipgwood oct. IL, '7o.-Se, sofa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08

Autobiography. Mrs. AlcSus Summer
School OF Philosophy. fun % he
Pisnsfogo. william Winters Trip 10
England
Editors Literary Record. Won Hols, .
Constitutional and Political History OF
the United ates.-Grest SPEECHES and
Orstions Of Daniel Webster MARTINI
Life of the P.1Lce Consort, Vol w.
Hswker's The Vicar OF Morweur,ow.-
Morley's Burke -Borels Count &c
Gasparin. Of Charles ]. Mathews
Life of Charles Lever.-Spencet's The
Data OF Ethics Buck Treatise on lily
giene and Public Heslth.-The Silk Goods
of America.-A Mans a Man for a That.
-Haworihs. James The Gypsy.-Moy
O'Brien.-The Afghsn's Knife Troll
ope's Framely Parsonage. The German
Principe, Part H.
Editors Historical Record Political
Intelligence Disasters. Obituary.
Editors Drawer Tbs wicked Deacon
-Anecdote OF Mexican Buchanan. -Ieav
ing Tracts -"Desprately oYerflowed."-
Sabbath-school Cards, and others.-A
Marriage Notice. "A logical Widow.-A
Colored Preacher on the Trinity. His
own Lawyer. honest old Planter 49,
English Idea of the "Glorious Fourth. -
-Anecdote Of Colonel Samuel Black. A
graf lrishman From Taylor's Wit
aud Mirth. Easier to preach than to
practice. -Anecdote Of Charles Lever
Story of old Father Taylor. ID, fini,ion of
a Statesman. -Anecdoto OF George Trask
Patient aud Doctor.-Another medical
Humor.-A funny Advertisement. Char
scterization OF Mis,r- AneCdote of
Bishop Easlburn. 1t was but Yoster-
day" ILLUSTRATION
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Pleasant Dale Letter.

We have prayer~meeting every sun
day night.
Re-. f.. Chas. Martin preached an in
toresting sermon in our church yestor-
day forenoon; and on Saturday evening,
Nov, ed, he will commence protrac>
ted meeting at this place. Come and
help us.
our school, TO be taught 10y M. J. NJ.
Nngent, will begin the 10th.
Mr.. II. w. Nine has gone TO his school
which began to-day.
Miss Lizzie Bower returned last Fri.
day from a lengthy visit at Glade Farms,
accompanied by Miss Charity Cuppett.
Of that place.
Miss Georgia King, who has spent the
summer here, returned to her home at
Albrightsvillo, last Friday.
Mr., Dayid b, Bishop, of Sugar Valley.
was visiting nero on Sunday.
Mr.. /. y. Formau, of this place. will
move tomorrow on farm noa. Aurora.
We arc sorry to part. with IKE and
"T:ll%" VENUS.
Nov. Sd 1879.
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thSy Fetircd'f6r he night. PAWN; thSt
they might dream Of some unfortunate
being IN the shape OF man to como and
eive them drink Of water. (and as the
story goes he would bo their husband)
but lo' the young man eometh not, so
! they had T. 40 20 spring close by and
dink to quenoh their burning thirst-to
say nothing OF their madness.
buckeye A J. b. says he had q
brother in the union army; can YOU say
a muchY
Tho partio implicated in tho impcach-
mont trial, were honorably acquitted on
Friday night at literary.
We expected one day last week - see
\. :, Il, and G.. J. =. give their "blood-
ed stock trial OF speed, and thereby
decide which OF tho two were the best
ono. But we We're sadly disappointed
at Jays "nindhiuE." So at the present
time the question Is stll debatablo. with
the chances i'm favor OF Gus.
The genial and joviM editor OF the
ARGUS, Mr.. Goo. Purcell, called 10 500
ms ON Saturday. Mr.. Il. has won host
OF friends i'm our little town since he has
ooen connected with the ARGUS. sue.
cess old boy, and "may old maids drink
vinegar tca,' five lot our girl 20 back
on you.
Madam rumor is never still. Now she
accuses our friend George Brown of bc.
ing hshiHg for housokoeper. At any
rate girls, we say, don't nibblo uu-
less you mean business"
The small Toy" comes to life nj SEQ
ing the snow; so they slid" up 10 tile
residence of MIR. j. w. Brown ON Mon
day eveping and there spent the evening
i'm ~ "komikal" fRudango or something
olso until tho wee sDta hour in tho
morning.
oh where, oh where, Is my twenty
five cents gone can any body toll meP
We cant unless Milford Gibson has #
Co ask him at any rate, Samy, anl i'm
all probability he'll give you a button.
Ve,,i uidi pici -"Buckeyo." Oh. yes
buckeye" we recognize YOU as ono OF
tho "ablest az" men tho world ever pro-
ducod; yea are beyond" a doubt tho
Great AM les missing to see how
Buckeye cousurcs the Democratic par
ty i'm his last communication TO tho
JoU,ndi. The question is, will they
crcr recover from this fearful blow ?
We fear not. Tho gentleman * inmtul-
ted with moonshino amt Golirious of
folly his sole aim and ambition IL TO
skin foa and hang enat. No doubt
lc will become 'iomous" IN THO history
of Preston County, and his dbfunct car
cass will go down into eternity ems
balmed in II skunk shell. Pshnw It's
rank, il smells To heaven.
Miss Ka,' Welsh, ono of our gay and
charming young girls, spent the Sabbath
with Misses Julia a'.d Leuie BonaRcld.
at Mount Etna.
Buckeye we notice yeu have a
new cap. Did you win It on tho Ohio
elcction2 To hear you talk, every ono
in Function, from the whining old
maid to the squalling baby, won some
thing on tho election.
Mrs. Amos Powell is quite sick at this
writing.
POLLY q. l.,
Tunnsdon, Nov. I, 1879.
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Marriages

NEEL-HENLINE- the residence
Of Christian Henline i'm Union District
Sept 25th, 10y Rev. S. A. Fike, Mr.
Washington c. Neel and Miss Emma
Henlino.
MCCARTNEY-KNOTTS- At the res
idence Of Philip s. Knots in Reno Dis.
tIict. Oct. Goth, by Rev. j. f.. WATSON
Mr.. James II, Mccartney ar Miss Mary
T.. Knots.
HENY- HARDESTY - At the
residence OF the brides father ia Ports
land District, oct. 2sth, by Rev. Daniel
Titchenell, Mr.. Jacob Methemy and Miss
Lottie Hardesty.
BLAC WOOD BOLYARD-At the
residence Of Mrs. Shay in Renos Dist let,
Sept. 10th, by R,v. Sepncer King, Mr.
Jno. c. Blackwoot and Miss Mehala J
Bolyard.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES

The undersigned sheriff of the County
of Preston will, on the first day of Nos
vehlb term 1879 OF the County Court OF
said County, at the front door of the
Court house thereof. proceed to sell all
the lahds therein delinquent FOR tho non
payment Of taxes for the years of 1877
and 1873. which landG with the taxes,
interest and damages due on each tract,
are specified in list thereof, posted on
the front door Of the said Court house to
which list special attention is directed.
FRANCIS NJ. FORD,
Sheriff OF Preston County.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08

"a father never thinks his ten-year-
old son is stronger than horse until he
employs him to turn the grndstone to
sharpen an old axe that Is about as sharp
at one end as at the other. Tho old man
bears on until the lads eyes hang ont and
his trousers buckle flies Oft, and just
before he bursts blood vessel his father
encourages him with tie remark, Docs
it-turn-hard % Thousands Of BOYS
have run away from home and become
pirates end grecnbacEors in order to es.
cape = second siege at the grindstone."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08
Elihu Gregg.

Elihu Gregg, who has been before
West Niiginia courts Cor years. and has
Lately been sentenced to death for arson,
was, in his younger days, resident %
Capon Bridge, Hampshire county where
he was an esteemed citizen aud married
into respectable family. He is now 20
years Of age and tho probability is he will
die naturl death before the law reaches
his case. There is now an appeal pend>
ing CUU,beriud, nd, Atleganidn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08

Mr.. W. NJ. O. Dawson, OF the Preston
County Journal, was married, at New =
burg, on Thursday last, 20 a handsome
young ldy-Miss Luda NeT, OF King
wood. Bro Dawson, we exteDd you our
congratulations. We feel happy in your
happiness. Since you have locked
your torn" i'm the fond Of your
"choice selection" may there come 10
your household many editions" Of the
Original copy"
We want to hear no more from Morris.
now, in reference TO Col. Bilr Dawson be-
ing tho faith r Of nine children. such
reports, # they should reach Kingwood,
might cause disturbance i'm tho family.
-CroIton Sentinel
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country, one IN the village or West
Point, In this level country can see
one from the other. One of my country
churches cost as much "a tho KiugwCod
Methodist church, and is a very taste
full building, but by no means N easur-
ing up TO the Kirgwood house in value.
The Public School system here is very
admirably managed, and this strengths
ems the earn est desire l have long had
that KingwoOd may look well to her
schools
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08

- 3. ArS~lls1sS -STsss -,
S1.OO
hAY-Demand active; supply equal e.
II; OLD ,oose on wagons Sl2 O0@i4 90 per
ton; oalcd ~ about the same figures, or a
TRUE higher IN some cases. Western
Iowa SIS OOS'S0OO.
MlILFREp-ln small demand and hold.
steady; middlings sis per ton; ship stutl
sic per ton.
PROVISIONS
COFFER-Fair To good Rio al t40thr
prime l7c; choice lee beet Whee,ine
roasted lSc, yellow Rio lSc, Java e5c
SyTups, common 35@4Oc. prime acc. New
Orleans molasses, 30@aOc prime 85c
choice 40c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08
WHEELING WHOLESALE MARKET.
WHEELING Nov 6
Flour


WHEAT "A fair supply is coming IN
/ 2Oc@S125 Is the ruling price.
CORS- kecetp, lair, ceiling G. SOC.
RYg-Sales frm, but quite small; sell.
mo ~ SOC F. bushel
OATs-Tne market firm with n mOder-
Ate demand and decreasing supply; good
10 prime 30M3Jc.
BARLEY-scarce with moderate de-
mand, except for the best qual tics 90 Boa
SUCAR--Rchned hard crushed 9J gran
ulatcd 9}c powdered DC. a coffee &c. p
8 g, commercial a sugar &C. commercial
C73c, yellow g z. golden q ~. common
yellow Gj0Gfc; New Orleans SC. Rice.
Carolina Choice 75C, Louisiana 70.
BUTTER This commodity is In good de-
mand for choice grades, with a probable
increase IN quantity. We quote choice At
f502Oc.
PorAroEs-At sI.25@t.5O Der Dbl.
sweet potatoes 81. 80 per Dbl
HoggY New domestic i0@t2Jc. per
pound
sALr-The market is quiet at sL3J for
the best quality.
THbow In fair demand and steady.
Prime city rendered sells 81 D@53c. per
h loose.
GTsEye-Firm at 31OJ per 10. for
choice old, and 2SC for green.
Woor-Market firm; unwashed 2Oa27c.
washed lleeces, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West VIRGINIA x apd Xxx, Doc.
NAts-i0d % Cd $40. An abate-
ment Of 10cts per keR E0n. orders Of 200
kegs or upward.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08

Godey's lady's Book for December
closes the year 1879 with flying colors
The publishers have more than fulfilled
their promises made in January, and each
number of the year as IL has succeeded has
exceeded the last In the December mum.
Der we have an exquisite steel plate, from
Darley's original design, suitable 10 the
season, reminding us TO whom we saould
render homage at the cheerful Christmas
gatherings. In addition is a beautiful col
oTed winter scene, and a double page of
dainty trifles for Christmas presents, AT
once beautiful and suggestive. The Nam
moth ColOred Fashion Plate is very fine.
and the costumes of great taste and beau
ty. Besides this, arc several pages OF
fashion patterns of articles TO help a lady
in making tasteful and becoming toilet.
The pages ~ literary matter are very
choice-twO Christmas tales and poems, a
continuation Of the series of "Reprcsenta-
tive Women" and several pages Of the in.
teresting novel, "a Rosebud Garden OF
Girls" The recipes for a Christmas Din
ner make the mouth water, and in every
department is shown the beauty and finish
that charscterizes eYery issue OF Godsy's
Lady's Book. The publishers promise q
still better book for 1880. II IL mystery
how they can make one, but if they cay
so, they will JCJt. We will furnish Go
dey's LadY's Book and the "West Virginia
Argus" for 1880 for 50 on application Al
this office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08

We are In receipt Of letter from Rev.
DR.. Prettyman, so we'll known 10 this
community, written from Lafayette,
Ind. his new field oflabor, and although
not Intended for publication, we trust
he will pardon us for giving the follow
ing extracts:
ss8
1.-TWO regions could hardly be more
dissimilsr than chat around Kiugwood
and my present field Of labor. Here the
Wea Plains, twelve miles long by six
wide, run into the Wea Prairie. and al
most the whole Is one vast corndeld.
have four churches, three iu The
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Harper's Magazine For November
q, 1879.

1870.
Harper's Magazine for November is an
unusually attractive and varied Number
All but TWO Of its contributions arc ill.,
ustrated.
The old National Pike-w. IT. RIDE.
mo.
With Tjecipe Illustrations B/ Pylc.
Early American Arts. q. w. Benja.
min.
With eleven Illustrations.
Rosamond. A Poem. C. p. Cranch.
Upon Julias Clothes Robert Heuick.
with illustration by Abbey.
A Legend Of All Hallow- Eve. a Story.
With Three Illustrations.
The Sparrow War-Prof n. w. FL
lott
With Two Illustrations.
A Night on the Teto Noiro. A Story.
With -Four Illustrations.
The Mlmicry Of Nature. q. Beard
With Fifteen Illustrations by the Author.
The CObler's Catch Robert Herrick.
With Illustrations by Abbey.
The Cattle Ranches Of Colorado. "A.
A. Hayes, Jr.
With Fourteen Illustrations by Rogers.
White Wings, A Yachting Romance.
William Black.
With Two Illustrations.
Young Mrs. Jardiuc a Novel. ID. W.
Craik.
With Two Illustrations.
Mary Anerloy.-A Noyel.-R. ID.
Blackmore.
Editors Easy Chair Letters that
would bewilder Mr.. Warrington. -Auoth.
r Travellers Impression Of Annette
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08

Ayoung woman at Smyrna, N. Y had
a dream, many years ago, of eight men
standing in row before her, with OUT
stretched hands. She interpreted this to
mean that sho would have eight hus-
bands. Her seventh husband died late
iy, and, although she is now 81. she is
confident that tho dream Will be fulfill
ed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-08
JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant to and by virtue Of a decree Of
rendered at the September tom 1879, in
George J. Lcih Ct al, ! will on Monday
the first day OF tho November term,
Court house Of said county, offer for sale
to the highest bidder, the reality decrced
To DO sold in tho said cause as follows, to
wit: Lot no. l3 upon tho pot of the
town of BrAudOnvil!o, whereOn there is
situatoa good twO~stOry frame dwelling
house with adler shop attached, whore
the said George j. Leih now resides and
does business. Also part of lot No IA
upon said plat being .bo west sido OF
said lot, commencing at the southeast
corner of said lot, nor;h 81 feet inches;
west feet 9 inches. The said house aud
lot is situate In the most desirable part of
said town and wO.ld mako n desirable
dwelling and business location. A $50 "A
tract of 2O1 acres Of land very valuable,
and highly improved land. known AZ lot
No. D lyi adjoining the said town
conveyed TO LEe said Leih by T.. NJ
Stugiss.
Terms Of sale-The said sale Will be
made for 80 much cash a. hand a. will
be sufficient 10 pay costs Of suit and
proper charges for sale, and residue upon
a credit Of q, ~ and lS months, purchas-
or giving Understanding notes with
good security therefor.
JEO. BARTON PAYNE,
Special Com'r.
Kingwocd oct, 17,'70-SIO.2jH