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Completion 90 Groat work

Tho completion Of tho now Ac,u
edition OF CHAMBERS CYcLorAEnrA or
ENGLIsH LITERATURE will mark AN
epoch in the experince Of many lovers
Of good books Tho inouncomout that
they would publish work OF such
superior excellence, in form so cow
cniout and So entirely becoming 10 ono
OF sucl high merit, at price only mo-
NINA when compared wi,h that OF SINH
Jar books generally. was moro than 20
surprise to reading people. u was aon-
orally supposed To- be au undertaking
impossible OF accomplishment, except
at great loss Of money, and many who
know the oxccllot standing of tho pubIi-
shcrs feared that they bad undertaken
TOO much and would mover be able to
complete the work. But &c seems they
know their ground. they have not only
fulfilled their promise To the public, but
by undertaking and accomplishing some.
thing $50 extraordinary. havo attrs, tod
the attention Jfalmost iho outiro reading
community. 20 themselves and their vac
rious literary enterprises, and hayc soc-
ured % sale ion tho work itself beyond pr.
cccdeuti boo Che history of book.cIIiue.
and SO great chat itis roali " romuncrlt-
i've. This month with "a view 90 oxtcnd
ing Che sale as greatly as possible. they
offer to- send sample volumes lor oztmi-
nation. with privilege OF immediate rot
uru if not wanted, on of PURCHASING. bo
remainder iffouul satisfactory. as thov
uuqucstionall wil. Doe by ain who appr-
eeiato what Us choicest bon literature. PR
ices Of sample volumes, postpaid, 20 pa-
per, 10 cents. cloth, ~ cents. half moro
Geo. gilt top. 8 vol. edition. DO cents. hs-
n morocco, gilt top, : vol edition. 10
cents. They also send free ON request 10
any one, descriptive catalogue Of dis
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Transcars of Real Est.ls.

Deed made May %, 1870, 10y Sarah 4
Harding Co Ioud W. =. Nrmstrong. Con
her undivided half interest i'm lo,uum.
Der five in Bruceton.
Deed made April /, 1879, byJ. Am
Martin To Samuel J. Blayney, ior o..
acres i'm EingwGod District.
Deed made May Ii. 1878, by w. \.
Hanway TO Hersm0u'S heirs, for 2S6acres
in Reno District.
Deed made March -, 1879. by James
\. Wardwel TO =. w. WardwoU for Ger
tain interest in and IN Portland Dis
trict.
Docd made May 70. 1879, bv Joseph
kmmcl to Thomas Fleming, f'r5 acres
rood and 10 pole, and l5l acres adion-
ing Ncwburg.
Decd nude March 30, 1879. by Ioot~
on's Admrs Il Androw }. Iliucuid ror
2ll acres, aud 60 square rods, i'm Lyon
District: and a house and lot i'm Iudc
pendcucc.
Deed made March lg, ISIS, 10y Isaac
Hodcheavor to All,u Rodcboover for
acres i'm plc,,m, Disuic,.
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Negro Desperate Killed.

Special dispatch to the Register.
GRAFTON. W. VA, June 3.
Rec SC Parsons, mulatto and notori
Gus desperate, and for a long time leader
Of large gang Of thieves in Barbour
county, and who fled to this county pur.
sued by an officer with warrant for his
arrest and resisted arrest, was shot this
afternoon and instantly killed by tho Off
iccr noar Knottsyillc, about tmoe miles
from this pla'C. Several OF the gang had
been arrested and some seventy skolo-
ton keys were found ON them.
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ana several hundred other standard
and valuable publications which thoy
sell at prices below usual rates. ANEUI-
CAN Book ENCUAN0E, publishers. s.
BoCkmau street, New, York.
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DIED.

At the residence OF hrr husband, near
kingwood, Wcdr esday, May 2slh, 1879,
the wife Of Mr.. Daniel Fawcett. Tie
deceased has been suffering for sew oral
years with consumption. Sho was a con
sistent member OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church, and died as she had lived,
true christian lady. Her rem ms we're
Inferred in the cemetery at this place.
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NOTICE.

All parties know
ing themselves TO be
indebted TO the I'M
dcrsigncd, will save
costs by calling at
once and settling,
either by payment
of account or bv
note.
w. IL. Potter.
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here aud Hereaoouts

c. +. Brown, Esq, has our thanks for
late Washington papers.
The hobbies, and cheapest ties for Ie
at VOLTS.
Go to Bishops and get 10 yds of good
cal , for sl,OO.
We are in receipt of an iuyitation TO
he Commencement Celebrate of the
Literary Societies of Macon College.
Jackson & Martin have fine stock o.,
Tobacco ard Cigars.
Quite number Of our town folks
were at the Decoration at Grafton last
week.
All kinds stationery for sale at Jack
son Il Martins.
We neglected to mention last week
that we had a pleasant cal from Pre,i =.
dent Thompson and Maj. w. c. McGrew
Of Morgantown.
Eight pounds of Coffee at Potterrs for
Sl.OO
Go to Bishops for your cheap Boots C
shoes.
My Mother-in law is a walking advert
iSIineni Tor Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup, e
ommnnds = n,.' NJ NcS'eruSy she re
stantIv ON bord n mn r,Do - Ia, COZ
brackc,s 60 lii, l',''ic Us
low figures.
A rocentior T., boro.. oc,,.
Neil j. Fortnev was oiyo, Of n,a
dence Off. Ami Nt,rGn Ne -, ~
dav eyorino W. -, - vi "eS-
very enjoyable affair.
VIM. II. Copeman. E.o Is clorli,o
IN Hon. c. NJ. Bishops store.
MAcl,orol only ovo cents nonno -,
MISS Ina Bishop end Mr.. Joo. G.
the commencement exercises Of The
wheeling Female College. Hon. c. NJ
Bishop will leave on Monday Toe the
same place.
We ackno,ylodo,o Lo o,.
yitatiop from MI. CT. pis, az ~
Seniorclass of whaoI,na EnnsaIe P 60 " INC
to attend The co,nmane.n,on. ooiiese'
OF that institution. Business affairs
however, Keep us from being present.
Two 2 nounde came 90 No.,
Potter,s for Ok cont, "
NoI'A purchased his goods direct from
me manu- actures, and can sell cheaper
and be convinced of the truth of tbi, as
sertion. " ''''' go
Jackson & Martin have uu limo no
drugs, OF So paints.
~,
he nom KY -, t,"9"1l,1 At1,s says
lemonade. '"'y Oo"'' 'INo
How mixed, well with old rye-1o-
P',1.
All
We receiyoda o,.,...
,r,,,,o1.- "iiic''loii from
i"9l week, giving full &C.
count OF the Crescent Comedy Comma.
nys entertainment Alt c,,,o t,,. 1,.,
for nubIicatior a., '''o
......tr ~
refrain from pub isbinoit We boro t.o
writer will nor1o, 49,.
We received q cop,r,,,,,io,,;,., r..
CranesyiIlo ,t,i., -. a.. rom
''i' "eoN TOO "te ior publi-
800 :, VII, "PI"'r next week. The
49, ,'"So io'S Tot inc ARGUS, aud re-
49, '''N i'u''IOeI7' we are unable
- wv, ~ supply p'ck numbers Tor
at p..,..
stoo '''''''l . anu s'' Ids coiiee Tor
According TO previous announcement
froG c. T. Blackburn, gave am elocu-
uonary entertainment in the Cour. house
on Friday night, last. The Prof ia a
''s''''" nc e''leru"hed ms
=, -, -, ~ ~ "l entertainment
"'s"'
Tho Preston, fr,uu,,, f.>,... - ,
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Daily except Sunday. daily. tDon't
stop here, Besides the aLove>namcd
trains there is Way Train with pass
enger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-07
THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US
Is Published every ISdhrdavby
HARRY McCAFFERTY.
KINGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
MISUNDERSTANDING {:

To residents Of ttLs oourty-Oue y ear.
$3.50; six months, 10; four months. so
cents.
To non residents ofthe coiusty-One year.
81 ,65-the Is cents extra beng charged
~ prepay pOstage;- six months, So cents:
thrte months, 90 cents.
Our arms are cash IN Advance there
fore all papers will be stopped at the ex-
piration Of the term OF subscription, un.
less renewed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-07

The great event of the season took
place ON Tuesday evening. Ne refer To
the marriage OF Mr.. Neil J. Tortnoy and
Miss Alice L. Goodwin. AtsiN o'clock
that evening, those invited began 60
gather at the residence oi the brides G,,
ther, Capt. J. NJ. Goodwin. Arer wait
ing short limo, the handsome couple
walked into the room and wcro speedily
made man and wife by Rev. l.. a. Jor>
dan. The ceremony Nosa beautiful one.
and one entirely now to tho people oi
this place. \ paru ,ularly beautiful
feature Wss the recitation ot the I.ord >
Prayer 10y ali present. Aner the con-
gratulaIions, bounuiul refreshments
were served 60 the guests.
The bride was dressed IN black c,sh-
mere, trimmed with white flowers. and
although dltays beautiful, on this oc>
caSIon she was even more than beauti>
tiful.
We suppose there never was n couple
married in this place that the pcopIo
were so hearty in thcir exp c~,ion. OF
good will. Mr.. and Mr.. Fortney have
both gained for themselves an cnvi1hlc
equation for ami'bility, and when we
prophesy that their pathway through
life will be sIrewn with roses. we feel
that we have good cause to SO prophecy.
The guests present were, Mr.. and Mrs
Smith Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Uccr-
mans. Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Ford, Mrs.
Byrue and daughter julia. Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Parks, Miss Orphi Fortney, Miss
Lutte Ncn, Miss Molho Monroe. Miss
Ella Berry, Mis-. Miller. Miss Annie
Monroe, Miss Lon Stone Mrs. Ka,uiah
Holt, Mossrs. W. NJ. O. Dawson, ". q.
Worlcy, ". g. Brown, Jr., Jno. II. llolt,
J. If. Hawthorne, Julius Monroe and
III. ". MoCanctty
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Persons living at such "a distance from
the village as to make 1t convenient to
ride TO church ON Sabbath morning or
ovcniug, will find convenient htchmg
posts in the yard in the rear of the NJ. D..
church for thcir h)tsDsl and teams An
are cordially iuyiled. Drive in llor tho
present. ON the west of the church.
l.. III. JoRDAN, Pastor.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Announcements Of five lines, or
less, under this head. s., CASH INvARIA-
BLY, IN ADVANCE. over five lines, Il
words make line,) IS cents per line;
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nR. J. b. FoGLE.
E1r s. MARTIN, NJ. D.,
NEwBURG, w. VA

WI
q duafo Startling Medical COUcOc,
t. iers his professional service to the
ciuze Of KingwoOd and vicinity. ask
ing tn patronage. Special attention
ri ven TO RGERY and CT KONIC di S.
eases. EF Office and residence 40 tho
re- 'encs o. he late Henry Startzmau,
M ain street. [octl9
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BEFORE
KINGWOOD

You need not go elsewhere, 20
purchase your Groceries. out go at
once TO PgtteI's and be satisfied with
the sugar that Won get Tor 10 c.s. per
10 Coffee for ~ ana l5s per b..
Soda b. por .b.
We cell for cash. and thai is The
reason why W. can sell. ~ iJ- o.
good pruue1 for QUE dollar.
Wc take butcrauI agt too. and ge
is "uy $50 dra Away heIthy, lI u
good humar lo waiting ON customers.
We purchase ou goods o- olr.Y a
any man can buy th.m. auI much
chopper Hm mos. persons cJuI steal
them. consequently wearc roI1r tY d|.
pose Of them at tla lowest possible Hr-
are.
Many win not believe Che. be0
COINS aad see and we VIII make au
effort TO convince tle most skepl,elI
beyond a doubt
Sell Best j ans for five cents ral
.b. good two.hoop Bucket irr ID.
Extra Carpet Broom only soc.
RalHns "a. Toe.
Rabbits Potash 12le.
Good Cheese 1870.
y los Curratf. TOR 1Eo
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table If Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
for the stations named below. which .ook
effect Noy. 18th, ISIS:
Eastward BOUND.
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For COUNTY superintendent.

WoFuS HAhe Uuc,I . ctnts Dot Ilnei
For County superintendent.
care authorized TO announce SAM
UEL 4. WILEY O. Q candidate for
County Superintendent Of Free Schools
OF Preston County.
We are authorised 10 announce WIS
BAYLES. of Bowicsburg, as candidate
for the office OF county Superintendent
of Free Schools OF Preston County.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-07

VoltZ, the meTeh ant tailor has lust re-
ceived fine stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. Call and examining them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-07

Fine White shirts, Collars ofaIl Kin Is
white and colored ties. &c, just received
at Voltz't.
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Noltz always sells cheap, and it will
pay to call and learn his price, boior.
going clsowh We.
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Tho sample copy fond is ot work
again. We daily receive commuuica-
lions requesting sample copy, and mo-
money enclosed to pay cvcu tho posts
age. OF course we don't send them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-07

Roy. Flanagan, of Grafton, prn.hed
In the Presbyterian church ON Sunday
night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-07

Mel ). Forncy and wife are staying
at j. Ami Martins.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-07

Jackson a Martin have just received
"a now stock OF Furniture, which they
will sell very cheap for cash.
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WE WILL SEND TILE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08
McIndoe's Falls.


Thomas Martin, A. M, who has had
charge of the school over the river for
the past year, goes to Newport as
principal of the graded school there.
We are sorry to lose him, but can con-
graduate the patrons of the school
there upon being so fortunate as to
secure his services.
The fall term of the McIndoe's Falls
Academy opens August 25th, with H.
R. Monteith as principal. t4
Fred Stevenson, who has been at
Stratton's Commercial College at Man
chester the past four months, has re-
turned. Mr.. Stevenson is an honest,
industrious young man, and one who is
sure to succeed in whatever he engages.
Mr.. A. FL. Kenerson, formerly teacher
at the academy here has accepted of a
situation in the graded school at Little
ton, N. H.
We hear that DR.. F. E. Henderson,
our popular young physician, has de-
cided to go to Colebrook, N. H.
The case of Henry c. Hooker, VS..
George W. Richardson, was before the
Court at Hosford's Office last Saturday.
The trial resulted in a verdict for DIFF.
for $24.09.
Frank L. Hosford has moved from
North Thettord to the DR.. Weeks house
in this village. He goes to work for
Van Dyke & Merrill in their yard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08

Barnstead, N. H.-The ever Joking
John Kellogg and lady of Peru, ILL.,, are
in town again to spend the summer, as
they have for quite number of sea-
sons. They are the guests of Sanford
Hooker and lady.
Mrs. Bailey's house is full of city
boarders. Alex. Bailey keeps his stage
in order and entertains the guests by
giving them rides around the ponds
and over the hills SO numerous in this
vicinity.
The young people to the number of
about 20, are to camp out for a week at
Peacham pond. Some are just begin
ing to realize that there are places of
interest in our own vicinity which are
comparatively inexpensive.
Ashbel Martin has done a good work
this year in building fences. He has
built great many rods, and his half
between every line new. Good fences
make good neighbors and peaceable
neighborhood. We hope it will become
epidemic, as the farmers are very scarce
that can afford to sustain poor fences.
The hay crop is good this year among
the farmers that farm well but among
those that don't do anything in that,
the grass is rather light; so it is evil
dent that poor farming don't pay.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08

Ida Barnes, one of the young ladies
so severely burned some three weeks
since by a kerosene stove at A. W.
Browns, in Newport, died Monday af-
ternoon. Her age was l8. Her remains
were taken to her home at Sutton Flats,
P. Q. Miss johnson, the other victim
of the accident, is failing and probably
will survive but short time.
NEWPORT, VT, August 5. Maggie
johnson, the remaining victim of the
burning by the kerosene stove, died this
afternoon closely following Miss Barnes.
She was about 19 years old. The ac-
cident which terminated so fatally ec-
Cured three weeks ago tomorrow, and
both girls have suffered all this time
severely.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08
Brunswick Springs.

Not very many of our readers are
aware, we imagine, what delightful
place Brunswick Springs is for little
rest and recreation. 1t is quiet nook,
away from dust and noise, and the
thousand things that grind in ones life ;
the hotel is comfortable and commodi-
GUS; the water is medicinal, and all
the surroundings tend to rest and
healthfulness. 1t is easy of access by
cars from Stratford, N. H. or by car
riage drive up the Connecticut river
from Lancaster-one of the finest drives
in New England.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08

Fire.
An alarm of fire was sounded at IL 40
Tuesday morning, fire having caught in
the barn connected with the bouse on
Caledonia street owned by Fred. w.
Green of North Danville, and occupied
by VIM. j. Clark, a granite worker.
The Island and the Flanders Hose COM
panles were promptly on the ground,
ana by uniting their hose were able to
reach the fire from the Aqueduct Co.'S
MIGRANT which is near the Grange store
Oh Portland street. This saved the
mouse from burning although the shin
giles on the roof next the barn were
nearly all burned off, and the inside
was damaged some by water. The
barn was wholly destroyed. and the
house would have gone in a few min
utes longer had not the hose compapies
arrived with plenty of water and
hose, the WATERFALL brigade having
Kept the flames confined to the barn
about as long as they could. At one
Time four buildings in the immediate
vicinity of the burning barn, were on
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08
West Concord,

" 0St SOuCOru.
Rev. Messrs. Tabor of West Burke
and Perkins of West Concord will ex-
change pulpit services next Sunday.
Some of the young people of the
Universalist and Methodist churches
gave an entertainment in the town hall
last Thursday evening, consisting OF
select readings, recitations and music,
for the benefit of the two Sunday School
libraries. Mrs. Frank Pierce, organist
of the Leavitt st. church, Chicago,
played the organ. Many of the pieces
were finely rendered, and the affair was
quite a success.
In the death of Mrs. Jennie P. Dow,
wife of DR.. F. E. Dow, this community
as well as her family sustains great
loss. Mrs. Dow was born in Peacham
and educated at Peacham academy
She had resided in this village sever
or eight years, and during that time
had endeared herself to many friends
by her sterling qualities of mind anG
heart. She endured long and weari
some illness with the utmost fortitudt
and patience, and fell sweetly asleep
regretting to die only because her de.
parture must deprive those she loved
of her presence and ministries. Hel
age was "a years.
The young ladies of the M. E. society
are to have necktie and apron festiva
at the M. E. church next week Wednes
day evening.
There will be an entertainment fol
the benefit of the public library OIL
Wednesday evening, Aug. Goth. at tn,
town hall. The entertainment will
consist of the comic drama "One of you
must marry" music and other attrac
tions. Supper will be furnished witt
ice-cream.
Several bears have been seen between
this place and Miles Pond the pas
week, but mo arrests"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08
Peachann,

Peacham.
Mrs. John Benment, of Winchendon.
Mass, is spending few weeks in town
among her relatives.-Mrs. E. Wood
hull and daughter of Wisconsin are at
Mrs. Andrew Whitehill's, who is a sis
ter of Mrs. WOodhull.-Mr.C Charles
Common of Cincinnati is on visit at
Ned. Blanchard's. Conner used to at
tend school at Peacham academy
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bunker arespending
their vacation at their old home in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08
Lyndon.

Lyndon.
We have no doubt that the Fair
Ground Co. believed they were doing
both themselves and the county favor
in sending to Burlington for band to
furnish music for the fair, but we think
they made a mistake in so doing. With
three bands in Caledonia county and
others in adjoining counties, all OF
whom are capable of furnishing music
which would be acceptable to the pat
rons of the fair, it looks to us to be I'M
fair to them to go off to distant part
of the state and pay double the price
that would have to be paid to local
band. All should bear in mind that
local organizations, to be kept alive,
must have local support.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08
PasSurnpsic.

Passumpsic.
Last week Tuesday, Mr.. E. Morgan's
fOur-year-old boy went into the barn
and tried to pull up the scuttle. One
end came up, and when the other end
dropped through, it was too heavy and
pulled him down. He fell thirteen feet
into the pig pen, and was rescued in
due season without much damage. A
new suit of clothes, and close crop of
the hair set him all right.
Rev. Mr.. Frost delivered very good
sermon last Sunday in the Village Hall.
Subject: "The Brazen Serpent" The
North Church choir furnished some
first-class music, which was duly ap-
preciated.
Men have been at work raising the
railroad bridge below the village to
conform to the law of 1872. They are
now at work on the Winslow bridge.
What about the P. & o. railroad
bridges-are they not rather narrow
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-08-08
Willie SWEET Released on Bail.

Willie SWEET, the young clerk in
Fairbanks store, who was arrested for
larceny, and who has laid in Jail in
this place since last fall, was released
on bail yesterday, several business men
in this town and Hardwick who are
friendly to the young man, signing the
bond for his appearance at court when
called for. 1t is hoped and expected
that the sad experience young SWEET
has had will prove a valuable lesson to
him. He is capable of doing well in
life, and he now has another chance.
For the sake of friends now living and
for the memory of those who have gone
hence, we hope he will do it.