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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-29

The crop reports from Kansas are en-
couraglng. as the copiOus rains have
brought forward the wheat and grass. botl
Of which are looking finely. Corn is pint
ed on a mI,ch larger area than ever, and
there is more acreage of wheat than before
A fessssnillion bushels extra OF corn will
come IN play for the new colored settlers.
who will need joi,nny-cake and pork TO, a
year Or two until they can gel on their
feet. Kansas contains 60.s9i sqIsre miles.
or about 1900 more than all New Eng
land. and with its fertile soil, nearly 81
100000 acres, it is capable OF maintaining n
tast population. II the colored people
kwsrs1 Into Kansas and Nebraska-75.99 5
square iniles-they will soon be lost on the
grand area of 10000 square miles OF as
fertile land rs lies beneath the sun. Add
ing Indian territory-6S.99l square miles
,nore-and anybody can see what vast
area would absorb the tour million OF
blacks. An area equivalent 10 New Eng
land. New York. New Jersey. Delaware.
PENNSYLVANIA, Maryland and Virginia, an
area that now contains l4.429.sO2 inhabi-
tantss So we SEE. there is no danger of
crowding the region named with all the
negroes gathered there and as many whites
rs choose to migrate thithcr.-Erchangc.
The law of suffering Is inseparable from
ha Il. Of existence eFSz@ - tN Il
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court of Bozeman Town hin.
IN The county of Galla:in, Territory Of Mon
tana, before J Diiawick, J. z.
iMES McWlLLIAMS, pl'G,l
Ag1ina
WILL LAM W ATSON def't \
The people # The Territory of Montana send
gree ing to William Watson, dee it,ant
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me. at my Office in 3 'Zen.an, in the County of
Gala in. on he Id day Of June, A. u. l>.5, a
te dO o'cl ok a: M, in an action br ught
against you by said plainiiff. "a answer the com.
p!ai 1t of the ali we named plaintiff.
a'h ac:l"n Is br 'nght to recover Twenty Five
Dollars, moneys aned y.u and grain sold 10
you AZ your sre .iaI Instance and rogue t. on or
about The first days of April, A. d. 1879, r.
Judgment will he taken against you for The said
amount, toge her with costs Of this suit if you
fail TO appear aud answer.
To he Sheriff or any Constable Of -aid Coun.
~, Greeting: Make legal service and due return
here #.
Given under my hand this 18th day of May,
A. ID. 1879.
JACOB DIDAWICK
A Justice of the Peace of said
26-AwJ BOZeman Township.
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Notice Of Final Settl, ment.
In Tho matter Of the E-iae of }
George III Hayerstock, de-
con n

In Tho matter of the E,tae of }
George ii. Hayerstock, de-
cea ell.
To the Creditor aad all er IONS infere sted:
You are hereby notified that he Admin SRA
r of aid + tate will make settlement Of the
anne. and apl ]! ir al oIder of distribution to
he Her thereof a The next REGULAR Term of
he ts,lnl e Court, wi hin and for The County Of
irala'in, Territory of Montana, TO he holden In
Il zeman on The Ia day of July \. ID. 1879
when and where You will APP ear and show
csu-e, If any you have, why such order should
no; he made. JOHN MCCORMICK,
Administrator.
May II, 1879. u
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~ 80 D.Y s'.!;-!; s.! :, !

- 1uiDs AGENTS! WE w>vT
III .AS to sell our Perpe.nal
~ Wick Ituever burr, out: i ma
49, SIN .ke; give, M di,a rreeable q
needs M trimming; breaks no lamn ehip,1
saves all c,ea ing If lamps, and give. !,
eanlinl clear, white Ii lit, sara Zinc o,
very soft ahd plea ant q he eve N,new
hefs heede!. ENclu i've ri his given
sam s,am' Tor cir uiar len cents each; 3 /
v : =. Posa ge al Address, q. " Eos
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INVIGORATES THE SrOMACk
P4ice. 81 Per Bot
Or Six Bottles for 81

De ivered to any address free from obser.
- asie.i,s' may consult by letter, re,
he anne n. cation rs by calling, by ans
he following questions: =,
Give your name aud post-offics q
th'nty anu ia,e, and your nearest exp
sre?
Your age and sex?
5 Uecu,,a iipn?
Marrisi or singles?
ei-,hi, weight, now and In health!
u NV long have you been sick? :,
nouf complecion, c-,lvr uf hair an
nave you sfooping or erect gait? 4
hea.e with ut reservation al yoN
t.M' ur case. knclese one dollar - \,
.l.n zee. Tour letter will then receiv(f
81" ."'' aa9 we will give yOu the nature.
,ure. ftA oo-~
Competent Physicians attend to cor
All letters should he addressed TO d
ofs' Hi' flibert Street, Philadelphia,
H. T. HEJ.MBOLD.
Druggist and Chs
Philadelp
:
. OH EvERYwRF
ycie-ns1-ly
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The law of suffering Is inseparable from
lhalsSsof eEistenessw sx =
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SUMMONS.

In the Probate Cour. of Galla:in County, In the
Terrific ry of Montana:
JERRY QUICK, plaintiff, } @@
VII LIAM WATSON, deft
The People Of the Territory of Montana send
gree ing 10 William Watson, The above named
de.eidaIt:
You are required to app ear in an action
brJughi against you by he alb We named plain
ia in he Pr,b Court If Gallatin County .
NJ 'nia ierritUry, and fo answer he c m; laiat
fled ihereii, within ten days (exclu.iye of The
ay of servi e., after he service ON yo,, of thi :,
summons, ii served in his 80 my, or IL served
oul Of This Conniy, bat in ihis Julicial pi .trict
then " hin twenty days, Otherwise within for
~ day, or judgment by de.aut will be t-ken
against you, in accordance with the kraser Of
said complaint.
The aid ac, ion il br ought against you to re-
cover The sum Of Two Hundred and Twenty.
We Dollar e 22.g) and Iniere i, alleged to
be due q, set firth in The complaint, aad costs of
suit
And you are hereby notified that if YOU fail TO
appear aud answer q, above required, judgment
vii be taken against YOU as above specified,
and Costs of suit.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Cour, hi, lzih day Of May A. ID 1879.
A. ID. MCPHERSON,
Ex-0flicio Clerk,
VIyIoN 4 PIERCE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff t26-4w
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OynORAls Or the New Postal Law.

The following synopsis of new legisla.
ton continued in the new pos;-o!iirp an
prop,iAien hill just passed and which yoes
into elect Mas !. has been prepared at the
Department for tile information of tie pub
lie: Mail matter t. divided into four classes,
First writtsn matter; second. periodical
publications.: third. miscellaneous printed
matter; foa.fh. all matter not embraced in
the other three classes. which is not IN its
form Or RA&Kre liable to destroy. deEace or
otherwise +samage the contents of the mail
=, bags, or harm the person OF any one en-
gagged in file postal service and is not above
the weight provided by the law which is
declared not to be exceeding four pounds
= for each package thereof. except in case Of
z single books weighing in excess of that
3 amount. Congressional documents and
matter e,nanating from any of the depart
ments of the Government. or from the
Smithsonian institute. VIVA: is known rs
the Comstock hw in regard TO obscure
publications is re-enacteh. and such matter,
as well rs matter relating to lotteries. gift
concerts. anal fraudulent schemes or de-
vices. are declared Ennailabe Printed
matter is defined to he reproduction upon
paper by any process except that of hand
writing ot any forms of letters. characters.
figures or images. O any combination
thereof. not having the character Of actual
and personal correspondence.
Mail matter Of secOnd-lass embraces all
newspapers and other periodical pullira-
tons wliicl, are issued at stated intervals.
and us frequently us four times IA year.
: Publications OF the second class. when ,
sent by the publisher thereof and from the
Office of publication. including sample cop
les. or wien sent from a news agency 10
actual subscribers thereto or To other news
agents, shall be entitled TO transmission
through the mail at the uniform rate OF
two cents "A pound or fraction thereof. such
poeage to be prepaid. rs now pro. id!ed by
law. The free delivery of one copy TO each
actual subscriber residing in the county
merely confined to weekly papers. is ex-
tended TO dailes and "tl.er matter of the
second class. except at Offices Of free de-
livery: when deposited for delivery by its
carriers at such Offices. weeklies are del;y-
cred free. but ,laiies and other publications
af the second class. when delivered by car
fier< at me post offices where published.
nav the same rates ms before. /.
Where letter ia deposited in the post J
Office without being properly stamped. the Z
department forwards the package to its !
destination and collects the postage from a
tise receiver. pr a#
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ADVERTISERS.
Z. Rowe'l g. Co.'S
SELECT LIST
-OF-
NEWSPAPERS

OF fI snnpae thi list r. he c,mn,. al
quifeE *-Triced new paYers The far, !.
VIVA Me II The "a aisgue sta exact,,
4 rrhfe 49, When he lar,o ave,
in.fifce I'll FACE TYPE 4 in every
printh 81 paper il he lace Whe;,
me SAGE TVS L l. he ONLY raner in
nell IL 'rin'el in r IMAM lie ters il l.
y aterv r. he only "a, er, hui Is rsnai-
Eives the me, netwiih da-idi ~. The II !,
\, ~ pm of ION OF every Town aud he cir.,,.
rs! 1T paper. II Is not ce-oI era, i've
- NE CalH1 y CH AP Ii ST At,he fi,a.
WIS While fssr each S.a;e the imnny. "A,
~ ~ covered BY he III. are en-.
o .,.,,d for HONEST LIST. The rate.
k.llishers' lslng are barely ane-fii,h ~
~. ,pxr weeks | he price for one incS
. les = Of The Rire list Is Strf5. The rern,sr
~ Az e; is6 3. I! me sams space and tins
IS !" n1cn I6s Isl includes go ne wsDaner.
touns !ney ,en ALLY and aO7 WEE,
"a nn =. q IN ss5 different elite, and
Cd pl9p.li sssaiilals. 31s places Of oyes
NJ s s.ss }SES i Re& MI IL.
Hoqee = \.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-29
n .;ice Of Adj Inn illustrators Sa G

NOTICE Is IiEREBY GIVEN that in rursu.
Il zee oi an order Of The i'rIa e Gnur, of Gala II
C 'untv. made IN ,Iar 5ih 1879, in he ma err a
hee~ IF Gur,l"n II. Cam bell decea ed, iht
urier -l.nel will ell al public auc,irn to the
hi he bidder for ca II, and subject TO Tho con
lrna m IF ihe Probate Con- I, on SATURDAY
THE sih DAY OF JUNE, 4. ID. IS79. Al Gallaiin
Gay, NJ. T., The foil wing described real nror-
cry belonging TO said estate:
Lot No south: IL feet front by 40 feet in
!e.'ih in lot NJ. in block r of Akin survey in
the town of Caliaiin. County Of Ga!la'in, Terri
tory 81 Montana, f"ge her vii al i'm ,vemen ,
here IN. bel.ngi - to aid iare Also. I"tNn
q block 1f Akin survey in aid town of Gal
la H. wi hail improvements. Also, one Frame
'ahle, Lear all store bui'ding. known as the
Gurdln " Cam bell table. at GaIia.in civ
aid sale will he between the h pur. of A. m
and p. m. of said dav
.2'-jil FRANK J. DUNBAR. Admir-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-29

lNoTE.-Uni'ed States Courts are held A. y;r-
.giiiia City, Deer Lodge, and Heleaa. ~ Tho
Times the Territorial District Court, are held a
those places.l ' :"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-15

cry fog in this month (Feb we get
frost in May?
Who doesn't believe that "Ember
Days" rule the weather? Every wide
awake person watches them.
What man who owns bees would
think of leaving home on st. Pat
rick's Day Gin the mornnG2O
Then, there are the "sieus" tor do
ing certain kinds of work, such as
making fence, putting on roofs, sow
ing h'x-seed, planting potatoes, &c.
which every successful farmer Oh
serves.
These things are facts, and should
be early taught to children, instead
of the sciences which teach that the
earth is round and turns over, instead
OF the sun going round as every
body kaows it does; and the "ologi,s.
which make people "skeptical' by
telling that the world is millions of
years Old, when we know it is less
than six thousand.
MERCURY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-15
MERCURY.
TOWNSVILLE Letter.

Feb. l0th-The people around
here are juoilant, they almost nag
inc Spring at hand and are calculs-
ting on sowing and planting large
Gro IS this season.
The times in regard TO money mat
ters seems az close as ever here,
But meiltatihg to much upon such
mattere don't make life pass along
smooth and pleasant as it would II
people would only be content and
be more economical the cry of hard
times never would be heard Of and
in other words the people in this
county or state don't know really
what hard times are.
Real estate is advancing gradually
if only cur Legislature would con
slider Few : oinls or, rather lame
places in our la ., they are these,
TO protect the poor man and secure
to him his pay for his toll To make
abor lien on work done by him or
performed by him Tor his pay To
set aslde and abolish this exemption
of two hundred dollars of personal
property 1t would restore the good
credit TO every poor man and cause
Gap latlstJ to come among us and
open up business enterprise. All
honest men claim that ;hls passage
Of law il used by rascaIs to avoid
paying their honest debts and dues,
1t would diminish many law.suts,
while having the honest old farmer
merchants and all the men of any
means are tax d numerically to de-
fray the costs accrued by such men.
How long will the taxpayers car
ny this heavy burden of taxation
which, has II most drained the pock-
cts Of ALL Spent principally in sup
porting the county court, county
Institutes, and road commissioners.
Also another erroneous tax imposed
upon the people 10 the dog tax, to
be appropriated for all sheep found
dead in a mans field we might say;
will some one petition TO the iegisia-
ture to move them TO take steps to-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-15
Tunnelton Letter.

Fen. 12.-On Friday, Fob 9Th, about 6
o'clock =. VI ON SO 10, Mr.. and Mrs. w
s. Raymond returned 10 Tuuuclton ,bav-
ing spent portion Of their honeymoon,
viewing the sights in Baltimore Wash~
iugton, also visiting in Kcyscr. ON sat-
urlay evening their reception took place
at the Bonafcld Hotel, and was tho
grand event of season. Tho mcrry COM
pauy was most Hospitality entertained by
the genial hostand his csumablo wife
and did ample Justice TO the cxcellcui
supper. The brides cake contained three
pieces ofsilvcr. Miss Hannah Brownies
So forum Co. or unfortunate las The case
may Doe os 90 get tho ten cent piece. cons
scqpouuy, She must got have ten
years OF single liie Miss Jennie VOL
colt secured Che five cent, and Miss
Bcruc ShaGor the three. Among the
guests wcIo several from Austen, Mr..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-15
Circuit Court.

George II. King We. Solmon Walls,
SANDER. The jury found or the
plaintiff, one dollar damage aud
costs.
Martin & Herndon vs. @. G Craig,
Assumpsit. Ordered to shO cause
on The fourth day OF next ts rm, why
the suit shall not be dismisse /.
Benjamin Freeland vs. j. w. Wat.
son, Supersedeas, Continued .
Ab'm Williams, adm vs. J. G.
Kemble, Trespass. Continue j.
State vs.. John A. Pet ers ct al
Rules Discharged.
Shafsr & BonaGell vs.. Q. @, Craig
Assumsit Jury found for the de-
PENDANT, $3444. and bis cost g.
@ G. Craig We. Ada;r ant Wick
cry, A-sumslt. Continued.
N. i. Shaifer W. Sarah Mason
heirs ct al, Ejectment. il ldgm9nt
was suspended for sixty days in or
der that the defendants may ton
thu Supreme Court Of Appea Is for q
writ oil Supersleas.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-15

p. ], and Miss NJ. J. Crogau. DR.. Robert
Brown and Miss BERTHE Shafer. The
bride was dressed in drab with approbri-
ate trimming. suffice to say the ladies
were becomingly arrayed, mostly in silks
and cashmere, and We're a. lovely as June
TO ;eS.
Tho Newburg hand spent portion OF
the evening, discoursing sweet music
and adding much To the pleasure OF all.
The groom seemed very happy and en-
lNcncd tho company rs ho always docs
a great variety Of amusing games were
enjoyed until tho hour of twelve, when
the happy company dispersed, wishing
for similar occasions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-15

REsGDENcE, GRAFTON. w. VA
VIII visit kingw1ol cvory Circuit
Court. Will DO work a- choap a4 of1ar
Donts, and viii warrant 30 10 bo nr-t-
class, or money refunded. q set OF tooth
as low 1s $500.
.OFucE-when I'm KingwooJ -Corbiu
House.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-15
A Few Facts from Justice

To me EdHDr NJ ME trims.
Elihu Gregg'- friends in this County,
or at least some of them, have thought to
< It mp diversion I'm bis favor, by z rowl-
ing about the enormous expense that the
CODttyis being put TO in the attempt TO
secure him, and complaining that Shorin
Ford has shown unnecessary activity i'm
the MATERIAL for the purpose of putting
a dampor on those who are striving to
execute the law. For the benefit Of these
gentlemen who are cry ing before theyare
hurt, allow us TO say, that the whole mat
ter Of Gregg recovery from ,he Penn
sylvania authorities, is, and has been for
some time, in the hands of our Governor
and state authorities, and, Of course rs "a
state matter, the expenses incurred will
have TO be paid by tho State, Mr.. Ford ls
merely the agent Ut the state, appointed
by tho Governor, and has no option, ex.
cept to obey the orders Of GOV. Matthews.
which. it's our ob.n. ON Judging from am
intimate acquaintance with the man. ho
will dosto the letter, Notwithstanding the
howl sent up by the friends Of q notorious
cut-throat and incendiary.
JT2IfCU.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-15
NELSON EUES PATENT
ADJUSTABLE BRACE GATES

The above arc certainly the very bc5t
gates over offered for the consideration of
Ihe farmers of this country. Hundreds
of these g1tc- have been sold % farmers
i'm this county, and I'm every instance
they have given entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Charles c. Craig, of this district.
has bought the right To- sell q ESQ gates iu
Taylor, Marshall, Ohio, Brooke, Hancock
and part Of Preston. lie is thorough
~ reliable man, is % farmer, and viii call
upon tho farmers of tho above named
counties shortly either boo person or by
an agent. County, district, sub~di-trict
and farm rights Cor sale ON reasonable
terms. Every farmer bugs the gaze ON
sight Address Mr. Cruig at kiugwOOd,
Preston county, for terms sc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-15
Republican Consistency -

TO tie editor or The Argus:
l notice that Delegate Holt Of our
county. has introduced till in the
House Delegates(which has been pass
ed by the House and is now in the
Senate)which proposes to give us a
new court system for this county.
hisbill, If mistake not, gives US a
single Judge, who "a the hill pro-
vldes must lie learned in the law, and
receive a salary Of $1,000. per annum.
This would as natural consequence
give us courts more able, and courts
which would be more likely to be
noted for correct legal readings, than
those we have under the present
system. But, it is not my inten-
ton to speak pro or CON as to the
merits Of the proposed system, but as
have gathered few notes by the
wayside l will, with your permis-
sion, drop them into your valuable
paper.
Some OF the Republicans Of our
town are already crying out against
the proposed system and spoke Of
demonstrating with the Senate
against it's passage. We have with
in the last day or two, heard Re
publcaus say that the County Court
system we now have is, just what tley
want az 1t is now beginning to work
all night. Those very same Repub-
leans will remember, that in their
convention at Newburg last August
they rcsolutcd against the present
d4sPisabie Co,mV Com system, and
talked very much about "wlping
out" this system Of courts, and that
their nominees. Cor the party) stood
pledged to do 30. 1t seems to me
that because the said bill was not
introduced by republican that it
is void of merit aud should not be
passed. Or perhaps, they see tn at
we are about to lose our present sys-
TEN, which they have denounced 70
bitterly and necessarily, for the last
six years-and which some OF them
are now acknowledging is not such a
bad thing after ail--and that here
after, during political campaig ns,
they VIII not have it to use asa
club with which to heat the Dem DC -
racy over the head. / have no d oubt
but that these Republicans wiz to
h ld to the old system, not W it'll
standing their former WALL ngs'
against it; and if the present System
underRspublican management sh ould
bankrupt the county these same gen.
tlemen would still hold to it ia or
der to have additional political cap
ital
We hope that our Repub licsu
friends Will act consistently in this
matter and do nothing to prev ent
the bill from coming before the peo-
pie; and as this is a strong Rel ,ub
lican county, we will then zee wi eth.
er they will vote for or against that
system against which they have ex-
hausted their "resoluting ihund ere
COHHELL Us.
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US.
rs Published every Saturday 6y
HARRY McCAFFERTY.
xINGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, ". VA.
Observation-Disclosures :

To residents Of thiS ool0ay-One year.
$3.50; six months, rs; four months, 81
cents.
To non residents Of the cot,ntV-One year.
tl ,65-the 10 cents extra being charged
tNprepay POSTAGE six months, So cents;
thr, months, go cents.
Our rms are cash va advance, there
fore all pa, Ners will be stopped at the ex-
piration of the term oil subscription, un-
less renewed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-15

AAAA AtNtoiAN -
"a little passage at arms occurred be>
tween Messrs Holt and McCrum. COLI
leag les from Preston, the former a Demo
crat and favorlng the bill. "A bill to os>
tablish county coIrt in Preston codnty)
and the latter Republican and opposing
it,"
From tho Huntington Commercial, we
learn tina; Rev. G c. Shafer is conduct
INK a series OF revival NEE tings i'm the
NJ T.. Church, Of that place with great
success. over thirty, persons have pros
fessed conversion.
An editor in Iowa has been fined $3.50
for hugging a girl in meeting. "Cheap
euooughv says ano:h, o the same fra
ternity; 1--WE once Rugged girl in
meeting, and it has cost us thousand
dollars year ever since"
Mr.. II. J. Stemple. Of Aurora. gave us
very pleasant cali ON Tuesday. We are
always glad TO have calls from ntlemen
as courteous and pleasant as Mr.. Stemplc.
When YOU write locals for this paper,
write and send iu.-PioHcc7'.
Our correspondents will do well To take
unto themselves some Of that advice.
We call the attention of Road Survey
ors to an order of the County Court pub,
lished elsewhere in our columns.
We will publish next week. an account
of the escape OF Elihu Gregg from the
Preston county Jail. We have no doubt
but that it will be interesting to our
readers, We intended to publish it tins
week, but other matter crowded il out.
Miss Athey, lady from the West who
is visiting friends in this county, spent
Monday last in kingwood.
The programme of the Philomathean
Society for next Monday evening Is as
follows: Select Reading, \. Mas ON. Dec
lamatiou, w. NJ. o. ID wson. Debate
question; -"Resolvod, That the princi-
pie OF taxing incomes is correct" An,
Harry McCaficrty aud Junior" Brown;
Neg, III. c. Hyde and j. IL. Hawthorne.
Critic, r. b. l.. Trppett
We have received many words of en-
eo"i"pe'ne"' uurlug inc past TWO weeks
for which we feel very grateful. If the
poonle of Preston win ,i,,o,,s l,oir.,,,
port. wo will uso orr host ondo,,.ors
to mako tbe apars , li,.or,ro.
"RAFroN' W. VA FEB. l2rH 1879.
m'' A"''o''
You will please announce TO vour
readers. that have hoon rosttbis vol.
To BALTIC. Phila. and y. V and rct,rroJ
with an elcuort limo NJ clo,bipy ,,hic,,
will be sold at New Prices cho,,or thon
ever before.
Hats. shirts and rurnisbipo goods CIV.
lish and cbc,n
Yours truIv. u t,oI,,,
hIN"""op W. Va FEB. 10th 1879.
Ed Tor Of the .t5g,S;
Tho report that Sheriff Ford went TO
WaYucsburg after Elihu Gregg, after he
received a telegram from the sheriff of
Green county not 10 como. is uuturc
The telegram did not arrive at this onicc,
until Saturday ut o'clock, Il. NJ. Mr..
Ford having left here. Wednesday night
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