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PRIZE FIGHT In SAN FRANCISCO
A Drawn Battle After Ninety.fOur

SAN FRANCISCO, August 19-The Mcclellan
Donovan hard glove fight for 81 900 came on
at Platts BAN last night. There was a large
crowd IL attendance. Both men were In excel
lent condition and weighed 147 pounds each
McClellan's seconds were Billy Edwards and
Arthur Chambers, and Donovan's were James
Coyie and Billy Riley, with William Barnes as
feferee. The men were brought to the scratch
at 9:25 O'Clock. Up to the 30th round Mcclellan
had decidedly the best OF the hight, which was
very lively, the men closing and fighting each
other; Donovan being thrown almost every
round: In the 34th round Donovan punished
Mcclellan severely in the body, the latter
breaking away and fell winded. Donovan then
forced the fghtfng up to the 5Oth round and
mad much the best Oft. Mcclellan then began
TO get bis second wind, and the rounds became
long and uninteresting. Both men were ma
DGuverlng and sparrtng for wind. In the 72d
round donovan got first blood by blow on Nc
Clellan's left eye. From that time to the Close
cautious tactics prevailed. Mcclellan was an.
Parently improving over Donovan, when. al
the close OF the oath round at ii am. the
referee declared the match q draw. neither
man having any decided advantage. This de-
cislon gave great dissatisfaction, and Donovan.
after going on the stage, returned and took his
POSITION, but was led Off again by his seconds.
Ihere were were several fouls claimed against
donovan for butt1ng Mcclellan when down.
but were not allowed
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Representative MOrrisO.a on the PO.
1tlical Situation,

congressman Morrison, Of Illinois, has but
little to say about the political situation. He
says that out In Illinois the farmers are busy
harvesting bountiful crop; that all the people
are happy, and that politics is the last thing
they think Of On his way to Washington he
stopped in Ohio. Here he found also that the
farmers were getttng in their crops. but there
they did pay more attention to political mat
ters than in his own state. Hts observation
taught him that whether Ewing or Foster ad
dressed political meetings both drew good
crowds, but that neither OF the candidates haG
any idea how the cat was going to jump. Mr
nation, thinks that Tilden has the CALL and tina
II New YORK goes democratic this fall Tildens
chances for the nomination for President viii
be Infinitely better than any other dem mocrati(
a5pirant.
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OFFICE OF III. E. OEElEY.

OFFICE OF HI, E. OFFLEY.
HALL ROOM oF NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
BANK-
Srs 10Th street, Opposite U. 8. Ereas"ry.
BEST RATES ALLOWED
DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES
Issued UNDER Acr OF CONGRESS eF JUNE %.
1879.
CERTIFICATES AND BONDS
Receivable in payment Of spectI Engagement gHe tent
Taxes tand general taxes pTor 70 sS 10. ~ sGS
to the Of the Taxes at sams rates as charged
for the Drawbacks
o.. g. BONDS, DISTRICT SECURITIES, RAIL-
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES SPECIALITY.
FOR SALE AND IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
d. G. 20 and S0year Per Gent. Gold Bonds IS
Bonds guaranteed by q. So. 8. A. Per Cent Bonds
METROPOLITAN and Columbia h b. STOCK, &C, sc
III. E. OFFLEY.
ty241m
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THE PROVIDENCE INvEsTIG ALTON At the
Investigation OF the Providence, r. L., post
Captain Green said the post Office was political
headquarters. w. A. Austin testified that Post.
master BraytOn was very drunk on one occa-
sion and he, Austin, had been threatened II be
testified to that effect. BraytOn had been en
drinking with two women In his private Office.
The investigation closes to-day.
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A MURDERER RECA 'ICkkD.-ASa % niougncon ~,
dieted for the murde, IVA trona iha A. a.
blon N w iafI m rho St, Inst, was recap
tuTed Sunday morning at Gro, Fianu Lolno, Can- u
aca where he had taken refuge ~ t,n te .ha VI
relative. He is now In 1ati aW. NIlng tne &c
tlon OF the American authorized.
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MRS CHARLES FIGHTER, the American wife of
the great actor, has written letter to the edit
tor OF the Dramatic Neus, in which she pathet'-
cally describes Mr. Fechter's last hours She
said he "died In the full belief of Christ ana
prayed to his God for forgiveness
ETHER was thrown into the cell of q refrac-
tory prisoner at Vevay, Switzerland, until he
became harmless He had defed the gendarmss
to take him befor the judges, and the court could
not wait until he was stan we'd into submission
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FEVER FIaURRs.-Thirteen new cases and
seven deaths from yellow fever were reported
at Memphis yesterday. Among those scricken
with the fever yesterday were Gen. John s.
SkiffingtOn, q prominent lawyer, and Thos. Fl.
Cooke, Well-known citizen. One hundred
deaths from yellow fever occurred In Havana
last week, an increase OF seven as compared
with those OF the previous week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-19

A Fatal ELOw.-DurIng difficulty between
two coiored men namcd Henly Young and
Joseph Herbert, at Lconardtown, Md, Friday
night last, the first named was killed by a blow
with stick OF wood. Hertert was arrested
and committed to JAIL Young lived about Six
hours after he received the blow
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with stick OF wood. Hertert was arrested
and committed to JAIL Young lived about Six
hours after he received the blow.
RAILROAD D1scRIMIN ATIoNs IN NEW YORK.
The New York legislative committee tnveStt-
eating railroad Determinations in that State
examined several more witnesses yesterday.
Tfo Farmers Alliance presented an address to
the committee demanding that there be no dis
ordinations IN regard to individuals or loca-
hostility or threat that they avOw their deter
mination to contend for this until it is conceded
or until they enforce 1t by legislation"
WALLACE Ross RACE WITH HANLAN.-Wal-
lace Ross left st. John, NIB, yesterday morn
ing for Halifax, accompanied by DR.. Deveber
and Elijah Ross, his trainers. Before his de-
parture he was interviewed with reference to
Judge Ellictts statements In q New York
paper to the effect that Ross was paid to leave
England. "Why,' remarked Ross, "you know
all ABOUT such reports. You know that In New
York they are down on Hanlan and use all sorts
OF methods to cry him down. / had an inter-
view with Judge Elliott In New York but our
conversation was Just the same that any boat
. Ing men would have on such an occasion.
the Hanlan club, and l am not supposed to
know anything about 1t; but do know that
my races with Hanlan were square, honest
races, and was never paid to lose, nor was
such thing ever hinted to me by any man.
"Were you paid to leave England? - ..No, l
match on with Hanlan." In reply to a ques-
tlon as to the possibility of match between
courtney and Hanlan, Ross said he believed
Coul tney would be accommodated II he put the
stakes up to good figure. Ross expressed his
Willingness to meet Courtney after his race
on his hands he would not be prepared to enter
INTO negotiations.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
shin AS1nOrR.

LONDON, August I9-ship Edith Troop from
Baltimore to Belfast, which is ashore on rock
smooth water. The weather is fine.
London Stock Exchange % be ClOsoA
The stock exchange viii close for repairs at
3 3o'clock on Friday afternoon, the ed inst, and
remain closed I'LL Monday morning, the 25th.
England's Poor Harvest.
LONDON, August 19.-The Times expresses an
apprehension that IN view OF the bad harvest
prospects much extension Of business here Is
hardly to be expected.
The Death Of Houng Moseley on the
LONDON August 1s.-Regarding the accident
to VIM. 0. Moseley. jr:, a young physician OF
Boston, Mass, whose death while descending
from Zermatt, Switzerland, on the 18th inst,
the Geneva correspondent OF the Times writes
as follows: 'Dr. Moseley had safely accom-
turning, and when near the cabin which fs
used as resting place, he loosened himself
from the rope uniting him to his companions.
step. lost his footing and giided rapidly down
the steep fee slope, making frantic efforts to
stop himself by grasping at projecting rocks.
Inc next moment he disappeared over the pre-
between Hoeznn and the Saint Theodule pass
where the body lies completely stripped OF
clothing SdI ing Sy the rapidity Of its descend The
a projecting ledge OF ice. An expedition for
the recovery OF the body was to start on Satur-
cay morning.
Royal Visit.
MADRID, August 19.-lt is stated that King
Alfonso Will 60 TO Bassin dAreachon Gironde,
France, on Thursday next to visit the Arch.
duchess Maria, OF Austria.
Departure Of Minister Welsh.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-The Times says Hon John
Melsh, z. 8. Minister to England, who leaves
Lonoon to-day, VIII be generally regretted.
French Elections.
PARIS, August l9.-In the elections for the
pureaux OF the councils general the republicans
nave gained four seats and lost one
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
S-@ Used for over 25 years with great slccess by
tie physicians of Paris, New York and Lendon, and
superior to all others for the prompt cure OF al cases
Of diseases, recent o of long Standing.
Prepared by CLIN J. co, Paris. Sold every
where oc29.t 9.t,th&sly
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AN INSANE CLERGYMAN LIVING IN HOUSE OF
iLL-REPUTB.-A New York evening paper says
that the Rev. AthertOn Leigh PowyS, a dtstfn-
guished clergyman of the church OF England,
62 years OF age, and possessing large property,
was adJudged Insane some two years ago and
placed In the Blackwell Island asylum. lie was
dlscnarged about year afterward as cured,
ana look up his residence In this CITY, Seven
months ago he disappeared from his residence.
and since then his sons have been searching all
the principal cities OF the Union In the hope Of
hnclLg him. The case was reported to the
police here, and Detective Reynolds learned
that TALL elderly, gray haired English gentle
man had been living for six months past in q
house OF questionable character at No las
Greene street, Kept by Mrs. King, spending
nc, ming he entered the house, accompanied by
Mr. ! aWys' son, and found the prodigal guest TO
he the rDissing clergy yman. In his Examination
hy nrs , ardy and Jackson Mr.. POwys said that
be Was an nut being married to girl 16 years
Old one Of Of the place who haa
y. csr, s. vman will be removed TO Bloom
incdale asynm +, his relatives.
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w than any Northern Manufacturer, and
our customers have the largest line Of styles -
to select from. We have kept our full force
OF mechanics at work all through the winter. 20
and now have $50 Mantels In stock.
ENGLISH TILE for hearths. vestbules and deco
IAtve work.
,l SOLE !. .AaSSsRsy Of the Celebrated EMPIRE HEAT.
The BURTIS HOT BLAST FURNACE Ia deci.
dedly the best furnace We have ever used,
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
PLUMBERS. TO-,
3l7 9Th %. N.eC.,
teJIstptr Warrington, d. q.
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EIAt Wholesale In Washington by sTOTT 4
CROMWELL, 4S0 Pennsylvania ave. NV. m3l-Sm
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u. g. BONDS, DISTRICT SECURITIES, RAIL
ROAD, INSURANCE. GAS AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
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BEST RATES ALLOWED

DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES
ISSUED UNDER ACr OF CONGRESS CT JUNE ~.
1872
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CURE BY ABSORPTION
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SECRETARY SHERMAN left on the Ia:4H train
this morning for Ohio. He Will speak at Leba-
non, Ohio, on the 26th inst.
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AT THB CABINET MEETING to-day the only
question of importance considered was that re-
lating to the arrears OF pensions due to inmates
OF soldiers homes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-27
ARHYME on TTrETTME.


Miss palias Eudora Won Blurky
She didn't know chicken from turkey:
High spanish and Greek she could nu-
oItr 81, ak,
Bat her knowledge OF poultry was muir
Ky.
she could tyl, thc Sr,0t-uucic OF Moses.
Aud the date, %. the Was of tho Roses,
And 'ho REASONS OF things. why She In.
diIuS wore rings
I'm thoirrcd, aboriginal oosos,
Way shah~pcrc was wrong in his gram
mar,
Nnd,tho meaning on Emcrson's "Brah e
ma"
\ I'd sine went chipping rocks with a ut>
ITO bhck box
and q small geolog cal hauuor
5 10 had views upon co-oducauou
And 'uc principal needs OF the nation.
And her lHs~v, were hlac, and tho
number sho knew
on tie stars Iu each high constellation.
Anu Tho wrote ,n handwriting clc,,>,
Anj sac talked with an emphasis in,l,,.
Nv latul.d ,u tiles ian the sweetest
1s.N.,S;
~. s.o Diuu. ol,N chicken from ur,
hey!
NcllcG ,',w Satd,,>'S B,fc,o- Brac. 90
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here ana Herea6Outs

First day OF Circuit Court Friday oct.
Sd.
The annual conference Of the NJ. T..
church will convene at Morguntown. on
Wednesday, oct. LIST.
The ARGUS and the Wheeling Rcg,ac,
for $3.50 a year.
Thci wi be preaching al the Whet-
zol appointment, SUNDAY morning, Oct,
the 9th, 10y Roy. Cha~ L. Martin.
Miss Jennie Crane, of Portland, who
has been hcrc ona visit at her unclc'S
smith Crane ESQ, returned home las
Monday.
Frank Iliue has now stock of cook
ing ana heating stoves, of all kinds.
which he will sell cheaper than over.
Sep. 2otf,
Mossrs. J. w. BonaGcld. Of Burning
Springs, and W. >. Loyoue, of Tunnel
ton, gave US pleasant call last wook.
Frank lIiuc has just receive a largo
lot OF copper and hr s., kettles, holding
from one to twenty gallons, at bottom
prices.
Keep file OF Csc ARoUs, and you will
have aI,,.,,.. r,,,l,, nj b,,.l Tor ,or,,o,,..,
o. co,,nI.,o. ,,,,ri oc .,rro,,, .,..,,.
For anything in his line, go or write To
James d. Benson, Matchmaker and Jew
we arc indebted To Key. i. II. SquircS,
oil Lyon District FOR carly reports OF the
accidents III Hi"desVIlie ond Franklin
Furnaces.
Under the direction and personal SUI
pcrvislor of Mayor McGrow, tho side
walks, streets and crossings arc being
much hnpro ed.
Jno B.rt.p PAYNE 1850 y,. og to
oakland ANA Grafton several DAYS mi.
week. on professional business
Miss AIargnrot -. Wdrdwell, from near
Portland, len here on Tuesday morning
last for Boston. Sho had boon making a
short farewell visit here.
Jro Nfo,.ri. C,oDa ESQ dr,,o aver
IN pc,.,I.. ,,d am ,f,,i,,, .i..t tro.ro,, ,r,.
the oil excitement dominant there.
NJ c,.. =, o;.,o, ,,.,o 40. 10.
vas, ,.,,o,,.,,,. .,,.,,i., ,a., 81.
,rda,, 80. .,,.n,, .,,.,i,.,,,, -, n,o
,bni.s,lc tr,Is ana niece ~. ho,io.
that ,,,.i,,, az, an, ~ mn,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~. I'm Chaprnr,-
LIN NJ. SruRGtN ctall Cnuniy 90,
f"Orderod that this cause d,
cCiorrcd 60 ono cot .hC commissioners al
hiS toukt ta ascertain aud report tho
hud owned Icy tho defendant. Lot NJ
Npurg ~, state and ,ouditicn Of the tiiln
heic'o, Che lions thereon, ara IA their pri-
"ritlt~, and amy other matter deemed
'crt.nt.t 10y cithor OF tho parties. and
s,Nu uQgvJ othts proceedings by publica O.
ION lu ~V,uo paper published in Kings
wood according 20 law
..Nir,cC hon dv>r,..-A copy test.
Sigurdl d. AMI NJ ARfIN, elk
To Alfred Nc'ly, Jauo Ringer. Chris
tina Kelly, hulouo Ringer, Joseph
GuthCrie, and Jas. Kelly, PrtAA;
AND
Lot NJ. Spurgiu, SmuLol Fikc, Thomas
Scott. sanford *. scott, Amos Movers
lcpmiUh Guthrie David MOlgnn, Mons
roe ltycSuu. Geo. \. Fear, John j. IIart~
.uan iS,ur McGrCw, Nancy Martin JOIN
=. Mitchell, VIM. 4. Ringer, John II.
Feather, George W. Movers Preston
.Guthu', Robert Nugustcen. William
.turpou. John II. smith. William G. Kim
ger and Martha \. Beerbowor, Dor
r.oa,e toko notice that have fixed
upon Monday the 10th day of October,
.N,", ut my office in kugW oud, to eNo~
'uio tho above ordorol refer cncC.
ROBERT W. MONROE.
tom'r OF tho Co. Court.
JAS. II. CARROLL, pa,
Nmgw"od, sept 18th ls70-SlO.t4.l
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Rev. y. r, GO way has boon rolaruci
TO The Independence circuit by uhs -. ST.
Conference, aud wo welcome him back
among ue.
a number osour young people hayo
entered tho oiy-iau bowcrs of matHno-
my hand iu haua as loIows.-Dn Tucs-
day, tha 6.h Mr.. 70. VI. Squire. and Miss
Hattie Chidcstcr ON Thursday 'bo istb.
at tho brides residence, Mr.. g.. 70. Burke
and Miss Emma J.. pnta on tho same
day @. One bride. fathers, Mr.. Wilbur
Posteu and Miss Flora y. Bouadcld.
TO those happy pairs we extond our SIM
caro co lgruuHuous.
Miss Minnie Ailendor, OF Birds Crock
is visiting friends lu Grafton.
Dicd William Polling, OF R.cdsgilio
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT
THE FRANKLIN FURNACE.

ON last saturday morning, stationary
engine used for dry ing ore at the Frank
lin Furnace, in this county, "blow up"
killing one man, fatally isjurng another,
and badly hurting several other.
Tho Kingwood oil and Mining Com.
pany is the name OF new organization
formed in Pu;sburg, which owns nine
thousand acres of land I'm Preston county.
W. Va. Tho company have let the cons
tract for drilling the hrstojl well, to Root
& Thompson, ct the lower oil regions.
ioc the sum orS2, 25o. and they wi, COM
mcnco operations immediately
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deed FROM Richard and Allen Shahau
to b. T. Kcrchcval Tor lot i'm Tcllowsvulc.
Deed from ). Am. Martin TO u. y. Slor-
ris for - acres OF land. i'm Union District.
Decd from Geo. w. Sypolt to Josiah
Bolyard for Is acres of land, i'm Rouo Dis
trict.
Decd from Samuel Knots to Josiah
Bolywd 90. loo acres OF .aud, i'm Reno
District.
Deed from j. Ami Mrrtin to John For
man Tor Us acres of land, in Portland
District.
Deed from }. Ami Martin 70 Mary
shaw tor 20 acres OF land, in Porusud
District.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-27

The l>iuslcy, Kansas Graphic good
humorcdly DISCOURSE on The work of
making d country newspaper: Editing a
country newspaper may be just tho
thing, but wo know by largo majority
that il isn't. In the Grst place your
wealth doe, not accumulate so fast but
that you can bo your own business man
agcr, Hot very many country editors
keep carriage, and those thJt do, hayo
is with tho rcst OF their poporty in their
wiics namo. when youi paper comes
out about one-halr lio people i'm your
town feel kindly towards you for the
position you took in some local matter,
and The other party won't speak 10 YOU
| The party That feels kindly towards you
may set up tue cigars and hopo you are
/ doing well, but tho other sido won't
| even give you a light. About twice a
month you have great difficulty in ex-
planning 10 man rs big again as you
are that you meant jusc tho opposite OF
| what you said aboJt him But an Old
editor can always do this. Young edi
tors sometimes get licked, but old onos
| can talk bull dog out OF countenanco.
The experience and troubles ola coun~
try editor is too big subject for one
/ issue Of country paper but that they
have their share of torment, while hore
! on earth, and that they will finally be
| crowned in glory, wo believe by large
majority.
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Commissioners Sale
-oF VARIABLE
TOWN PROPERTY ~ RQWII.S.
bN re-, PRESTON COZ NTN.

GCQrgo O.. Campbul)
".
William n. Uooton. fN ,u,>,,,.,,,.
Samuel T.. llu, ton,
ENV utur- ,OC.
BN NirWo &C "a decree OF tho Cirrnii
Count of Fucker county, rendered in nm
9oNNo cause "t ,hc April term thereof
- \" the Undersigned, who was sppoiu.
l'u SpCnal commissioner ior tho'pur
pose, viii Chrr Tor >l,o. go auction. ID, a..
highest bidd,rat Row lc~bur.. 'nr ,,, -tI
uoN OF October, 1879. two .patr,l, nt r,,.
estate, situate Iu the town uf Ito,,I,.Uur,
WIN 'holr oppurtoucv~. 10 N,l,: F.,ctinr-
az Ialt OF lot NO. e, uuutiu,, on tho n a
~ ~ u ON which Is erected "A Hotel N,.
STORY W'me, with Ut urcy~Saly r.pV,,.i 4.
Vu'V> attached, This property is\crv 1r
NltaulH, hotng centrally Siulnf,l ,.,,,.tt.
ul' utpot, uud WAS VpuNrV,.I .b,. 1t...l...,,
MoIU' Go Charles tloutou by d,,i ,.,t,.
-''Il "l JWdrlN, 1869. Also ua,f,,r.,
palt ui Lot No. uu the Anuib .i,,' a.
t'lh NUtcI on which Is crc,trd 81 rp,Y
l''"' ,Wcbiug ltoU>o IN, GOOD I,.rnir
~ anu was conveyed hN Charles y. NJ
i'VN'"n '1 w nue., nuNou, bN ducl dated
H1',"''N 80 ''.N being the rcpl estate ~
~tiEpd. ''''''''' "'N"
Torres ol sale. sufficient c,.l, 81, hmm.
L" l'N costs ct suit and ,vpons +. of s,l,
anu The residue upon u,i, aid otouc. D.
"uu 'hi'c years, taking FROM tho nun.
'h"N'i notes Tor the deferred pnNut,nt
YIN Hv"d security, bearing iutCrr.t lrnn
tho day of sale.
WN. EWIN,
Special Commissioners
sept j, ~. SIL,5H
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The Kingwood Oil and MinInu
Company,

We are informed 10y Mr.. David II.
Chambers the agent Of the King
wood OH and Mining Company, that,
they have commenced operations on
the farm Of Thomas Beatty, on Salt
Lick We also Icaln from Mr..
Chambers that great many persona
have leased their and to parties not
IN any way connected with this com
pauy, under the oppression that
they were making them TO the KIM
wood 0,l aud MlnIog Company Tins
company are leasing land 10 develop
1t, and not for speculative purposes.
All porsou-, therefore. having land
to ease, would 30 well TO encourage
capital and enterprise, and not to
have their land uel up by sgecuIa-
tors who are leus ng land ON the
strength of the work tins company
are doing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-27

A Grand Entertainment viii be given
at the Fair grounds at Farmont on FRS
day, October he l7tS, 1870, including a
sham hatue-a regimentrl dress parade.
and q competitive drll, to be- engaged in
by the military OF West Virginia and q
portion of the Tenth Pennsylvania Ma
tional GuWd-a balloon ascousion-trot-
ting. pacing and running racos-a valk-
ing match Cor 9iog-vo Conclude With a
theatrical entertainment at tho Town
Hall, President Hayes and other noa
bles are expected to Doe present.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-27

died last Tuesday. tho l6,h, OF Cousump-
ton. lie was buried in the Bethel Conn
C.ory, lie leaves wife and two small
children to fight LIES battles a. best they
can.
NJ. James Cauheld who has oc,u ly-
ing at the point OF death since Msrch
last, is no bottor. DoNNoN.