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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

In 1870, James B. Taylor, New York millionaire, died, leaving an estate valued at three millions. His will was contested, and the estate has been in law ever since, and is now .ll gone-an American Jarndyce us Jarndyce not enough was left by the lawyers to pay the creditors, even. One instance will indicate what became of so much money. A creditor sued the estate for $1 ,000; the case went to referee, who charged $2, 200 for his services, while the lawyer for the estate got $15,OOO.
 The New Britain school committee have de- cided, it appears, to accept Catholic convent school in that place as public school. This raises the question, already much argued in New Haven and other places in the State, whether such school is got as strictly secta- rian as it is possible for school to be. It is taught by Sisters of Mercy approved by the parish priest, and is substantially under Cath ,lic control Such school seems to us not public" in any true sense, but private and de- nominational.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
$500 Will Buy

pound of our best Japanese tea try it) 4 pounds laundry starch 3 " extra soda biscuit 1 golden clipper scythe (best madel papers Dixon's stove polish l31s pounds yellow 0 Sugar
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
St.OO Will Buy
S2.OO Will Buy

l set unhsndled cups and saucers II pounds best ;'in head oat meal 1 washbowl and pitcher
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

where you will find assortment of everything need ed to supply the wants add the heath happiness and prosperity of your family, from penny smoked herring to the most elegant paror .rble topped Bed Room suits See what your money will buy when
 you get there
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Letter from Reodanillo

The weatberin vicinity is very
chaugeable, but no more 80 than the
people, The health Of our quiet
mountain village and surrounding
ueighborbood, is much better at this
time than it has been for several.
months.
Our venerable friend James Reed.
residing near ReedsvIle, who has
for several months been confined tn
bis bed, we are glad to say is now
convslesceut
OnIast Sabbath, Rev. Clark preach.
ed an able sermon, to a arQe and
attentive audience, at this rlace.
The house wac crowded To tie utmost
capacity.
% the second day Of April the
The strength and beauty Of our neigh
borhood we're gathered together. At
f. p. F. FsIriszs, for the express
purpose Of rolling together the tim
Der whish had been lelled by the
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div. The surrounding forest is
made merry with with the chopper e
ak, mingled with the chat and laugh
ter ofnumsrous axmen.
The extensive repairs on the
Frankie are approaching compile
ton. 1t is hough; this furnace will
start bv the first or middle OF May
All the houses are now occupied
At both these plac e., and demsnd
Tor IN ny more.
AT q sdesviI'e there are two fam
lies in most Of the houses.
David G. Hibbs WAS bad ~ hurt on
last Friday 10y the falling of lint
while lie and AIph. Pugh were fell
ing timber. A large limb came with
great speed and force, striking him
a glaucing blow in the breast, knock.
ing him down. He thinks his ribs
on one side are broken loose from
The back bone. He Is badly hunt
but | trust not seriously.
Mr., s. D. o good has been very
sick with rheumatism, but is conva.
Iescent at present.
April 3rd, D. w ROGERS.
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Harmony Grove.

We will again try and give you
few items. Farmers are making
little progress blowing on account
OF the recent wet weather.
Programme for Birds Creek Liter
airy society Apr. 5th. FIRST Class
Select Reading by Miss Lydia Shaft.
er end l.. Q. McGinnis. Second class
- Essay by P. ]. Garfield, aud S. NJ
Shaffer. Third Class Defamation
by Benz F. Conley. Fourth Oiass
Queries. Fifth Class Debate:--
Question, Reso wed, That Religion
Yields greater influence over mau
and nations, than Politics Affirm, B
f. Squires, and Henry Shaffer. Neg
w. w, Beaver and B. Squires. Read.
ing OF the paper by L. B. McGinnis
after which the literary adjourned
sine die
The Youngest daughter of R, A
and Elizabeth Pell, was attacke5
by severe fit, recently, but la
now quite recovered
Rev. P. T. Conway Delivered an
able and efficient sermon at Harmony
on last Sabbath. Also, Rev, D. Cool
preached quite an interesting sermon
at Concord.
Mr.. j. l.. Jones is about to com
pIe!e a job of grubbiug at VIM,
MeGee's.
Mr.. w. M. Riohsrds has returned
from his visit TOLL He seems to be
delighted with the Western country.
Born unto Henry and Elizabeth
Shay, son.
Mr.. L G. Jones has been visiting
friends in this vicinity, Tor the past
week.
Mr.. Elisha Fortney who has had
the Pneumonia fever, for sometime
past has now quito recovered.
Mrs. Hunter Fortney is also i'm
proving slowly.
Mr.. Asa Fortney expects to leave
for Kansas soon.
Wishing the ARGUS success, we
remain yours &c. BRYsoN.
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Hopewell Locals.

April, Mot hsvin5 seen anything
from this vicinity, in the columns
of your valuable paper, will give
you few items which you can pub.
lish, if worthy Of space.
The cry Of hard times is still echo.
ed IN these parts. Not withstand
ing the hard times; emigration is
still carried on-emigrating from the
state ofcelibacy, to TIA Of matrimony.
The farmers are all busy prepar-
ing their ground for spring crops.
Winter has returned; the rude
wiad Is roaring among the mighty
oaks that cluster upon tho mountain
tops.
The day tor general moving is past.
there we're several families changed
their place Of residence. Isaac G.
CaSsdy moved on Thomas Cssady 3
pace. William beavers moved on
BARLEY Rabbit iarm. Thomas S
Squires followed suit and moved on
the farm vacated by Isaac G Casady
Cornelius Msftio hss made ovsr
one hundred pounds Of sugar, from a
very small camp
Samuel 2. Niece has traded BIZ,
6ne dun colt TO james ]. Peril
Sam says biz colt voted the Green
back ticket last fall
The literary society on Birds
Creek is still 10 progress. We are
sorry to lose w r. Sbsfsr from our
midst, be is going 10 attend Prot
Hawtborn's Normal school, w. r
lost his 3 DE, sows could not per
susde bin to remain longer but we
wish him success.
Hoping your paper will be read by
every man DO the county, vie will
close for the present
RsEGEg
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Morgans Glade Letter.


April 8th.-Items are few and
far between"
Sickness has abated somewhat in
cur community. Rufus and Mrs.
Marshal R1daheaver are GONZALES
eDt.
VIM. Henry Ringer stands one
hundred per. cent in his own esti-
nation than usual. What do you
call that boy Henry?
We noticed an article in the Jour-
nal some two weeks ago head I'd
Bad Teachers" 1t emanated from
this quarter. The writer would
Ike to make the impression that
some bas wroDged him slightly IN
our Own district pleasantly through
friendship and relation, and he An
icus PoPuIl) wanting the position
Mr.. RlGgway secured was defeated
Now as Mr. Ridgway has acted any
tning but the part of a gentleman, it
IS ANGUS Populis" time in thunder
lug tones to whoop up public sym -
patty IN order that annother imped-
iment shall be dispensed with, which
10 more formidable than the pre-
cediog. He has already mirepre-
scented the case will stoop to do any
thing to accomplish bis ends. Drive
Grants choice of the track.) If Mr..
Ridgway did leave D, J. Albright
without paying his Obligations. il
was wrong, the matter is 10 be set
tied by them. At the same time by
the wrong being committed, il did
not warrant an attack on one or
more individuals whohave attended,
their own welfare and did right while
doing 1t. We shall say the commu-
nIcs'ion did rot originate here.
We do not know who the month
piece IT, At any rate he has en-
deayored 10 build bis own reputa-
Iion by destroyina others. As we
said before Mr. R.dgway IS not the
man, but the implement by which
another man is in the wsy. Tbis
man resides in Grant district. and
has been resident teacher there Tor
number Of years. He is talked OF
as probable candidate for County
superintendent II he announces
himself as such We know tho aspir.
alton Of Pleasant will vanish like
MET before the sunshine. to be heard
OF 10 another form. / would like
to ask the gentleman Anxious Pom
uIlI bow long does an eniprant nave
TO reside in our midst before he ia q
citizen Of our Slater Presnming
The friend Of The people" to be
right, no one can claim himsel a
citizen unless be was born, lived 40
long and larfrom "Msson's and Dix.
On line that 10 would be impossi-
bic to regain foot hold there lee,
death hou.d over take bin en- route
Therefore emigrants are nothing
but servants 10 be cared for at VIII
What uext2
We bid Pennsyivsnians to come
10 our midst, for che bas made our
our little county, We ask intelli-
gsnce, DOT ignorance. We ask their
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Clifton Mills.

Ed tor argus;
The busy day of the week in on
little village is Tuesday, when Uncle
Sam makes his appearance with the
mail and rejoices our hearts with
news from all parts OF the world.
One Of VIM M. RidenhoLr's little
sons has been very sick with quinsv
but Is now nearly well. DR.. j. T.
Fuller was the attending physician.
Tne Or. has tt eateG and successfully,
every case that has occurred here this
winter. EVER AND ANON.
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honest men not their rogues Come
be citizens, pay your taxes on what
you have, and if you are worthy OF
support you will get it. Years ago
when our stock was driven to Mar
yland, we did not realize near their
value. Pennsylvania dealers came
across the line aud paid the highest
prices and drove the other dealers
from orr midst. 1t was not long
until some OF her emigrants (Pennsy -
yania 81 took IN the position having
" knowiedge OF the deficiency Of the
many old farmers, set about scheme
ard found friend, in the person of
'Am'cus Populi," 10 carry it out
All the cattle in our community
were bought from that class OF cit
'zens easy TO gall, and paid in Mex
ican dollars worth 80 cents on the
Yl.OO. He now comes to the front
to shake hands over the chasm, ask
ing your friendship. II you give it,
should you not look over minor
polnts and when you come 10 voting
DO it consistently? II you do, Ami
Gus Populi viii meet his doom.
We say to Grant, come forward with
your candidate, and Pleasant is
yours.
Anxious Populi," a word to the
wise is sufficient. 6ro.
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Closing exercises of the Hopewen
School, Grant Dist. taught by l..
+. Myers.

SAOoAhS S0CISlbCo vi luC I1OpGWGll
School, Grant Dist. taught by l..
f. Myers.
This school closed March 10 h, the
day being propitious, quite a numbe
were present The exercises of the
forenoon consisted in reviwing diff
erent branchse.
This school IS The largest in Grant
district, there being 62 names en- -
rolled; and in advancement it will
compare iavorably with the other
schools OF the district. This school
has made rapid progress, and the
small classes especially. are well
posted, tor pupils oil taeir age. in
Geography, History, Orthograpby,
Arithmetic and Reading. most Of
which they learned without books.
Afternoon session same as fore
noon, except before Diminishing by
the request of the teacher, Prof. j.
D. West, Geo. Evans, G.. j. Arnold
and others. delivered short address
es which were very entertaining to
the audience aud school; and very
highly priced on the part Of the
teacher. A 'journed till 81 o'clock
Pm.
Between this time and dark very
interesting game of base uall was
played in one of A. S. McNare' 9
fields, near by.
NIGHT sEssIoN.-The hc use called
to order by the teacher and the OBJ
ject OF session stated. First in or
der were declarations by Ernest
Fletcher, Charley Darby, Emma
McNare, Emma Darby, Katy Gun
ningham, Ella Lston, David BEECH
ly, George Duff, Lincon Wiles, j. G.
Arnold and Hosea DARCY. Next ID
order, poetry by Miss Lizzie Evans,
title, THE Old Bachelor" All wLo
know Geo. Evasn know he's a zach
elor; and be and his brother John
raised Miss LIZZIE from 4 child, and
IN consequence OF his splitting Goa,
upon the floor, aud saying that the
cream for his tea was sour &c, this
poetry was composed. Next was,
Essay, by Miss Cornelia Darby, title,
Faith, next was speaking, by
Messrs. T. 8. Cunningham, Mlllred
Cuppet, j. q. Arnold and others
Next, address upon the subject OF
Education, physical moral, and in
tellsctual, by the teacher; next, was
piece OF poetry, by Miss Lizzie
Evans, title The HOpewell, King"
During the day this same lady reel
ted three other pieces of poetry.
All these pieces of poetry ara orig
inal with her, and we must say they
are all very good. She deserves en-
coursgement.
Last Of all were brief closing re-
marks by the teacher He said be
felt very grateful to the patrons Of
the school for the manner in which
they treated him while among them.
TEST Il
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storm OF the past winter. The
youths worked bravely, aud in due
time were seated around the richly
laden table, and edmiring the beau.
ty OF those by whom il had been pre-,
pared. Their Unsuitable sppetitel
were not easily satisfied, and as THEN
host with fearful eyes glanced at the
last disappearing grub" be NUT
tered deliver me from such appetite,
all the days Of my life: but eeeinl
several push back from the table, hit
dropping spirits revived, out to hlt
chagrin and surorise Bunk took hi.
nineteenth biscuit. The last &C
count we had them, Tom ard Bunk
were still eating aad talking twad =
die acrossthe table to the ladies, and
we suspect they are there yet.
The farmers are laying back in
their easy chairs, patiently awaiting
for spring to open, except Uncle
Jonat han"-he lays back in Jail, Un-
Gle in was very careful to keep a
C lose witch over his son "Will" till
ne got him safe home. The very
next evening he was himself lodged
IN jail. His family is troubled, sick
and core, and it is no failing Of the
heart, but Of the pocket, that they
do not bail him out at once.
Since the departure Of a. Z. NJ.
his black-hared girl is almost incon-
solable. She creeps around, with
both ears stuffed full OF cot ton, re-
fusing to hear any words Of comfort,
mournfully crying, "Oh, he's gone
1t came to pass one night of our
Literary, that the worthy Secretary
took somewhat circuitous rout
homeward, About a mile south of
home he deposited his honey" and
IN her stead provided himself with a
good sized Irish cudgel, set his hat
on the hack OF his head, took sec
ond start, whistling his lavorlte
tune
do you love me, jennie darling"
AS he passed by the house under
the hill, this often heard whist 10
caused the family to re ognize him
aud we would say the dog lecognl.
led him too. While his fair one was
lost In the land OF dreams. peaceful
ly doing the hours away, he was
having life and death struggle
with old Ring" Then for the frs,
time i'm his HE, he realized the full
value Of an Irish cudgel; withits ard
be succeeded IN setting Old Ring
to fl ght, but not without the loss OF
the bottom Of one paptaloon leg.
Severa. days after, the Captain said.
My son, why is 1t that you never
Wear your PLAID breaches He
thought; Blame the breeches
The sores and bruises were more N o.
deIibly stamped upon his mind THAI
the loss Of the breeches.
AS this Is not the season for vines
and cucumbers, we hope you vile
bear with US, and when our season
comes. think we will flourish better.
Wish the ARGUS success.
More anon.
VINE & @. CUMBaR,
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Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant to decree OF tho County
Court. rendered ON the 3.h dav OF
March 1873, in the case Of ]. Armstrong
~ Son az inst jacob " Rush ctal.. tho
undersigned commissioner will, ON
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY.
1919, dt being the first day Of the Nav
term OF tho County CourU before the
'front.' door If the art house in King
wood, Preston county. West Virgiyia.
oiior for sale To- the hiL hest biddor The
II ores OF land dccrced i'm This cause
TO be sold. Situate ion Preston County.
w. W, ON the waters Of Little SANDY
and Beaver Greeks. adj ming lands of
Henry Spiker. john Matlick. Jacob
trdukhouser and others. There are
about 10 acres O ibis land cleared, with
dweliug-hOuso, stable and - good or
chard OF app aud peach trees on it.
This Is desirable ;rlct OF land we'll wa
&C. rcd
Tho land will be- sold for sufficient
money DO hand to pay costs of suit and
sale and the residue upon "a credit off
ghtsiNtcon ana twoutyfour months tho
purchaser executing bonds with appro.
we'd security, with interest from ne d3v
OF sale, for the deferred payments Ut tbc
purchase money.
JAM GS ~. CARROLL. Conn.
Apr12G $3.50.
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Bruceton lettings.

Pienty-tnow and mud.
Scarce-gOld silver and green
ba cks.
All the negotiations on Satur
day afternoons.
Our timer ia doing good bust
ness-is gentleman and first class
workman.
Jefferson Wilson, the affabls clerk
Of S. H. Johnson, has removed to
Pennsylvania.
S. II. Johnson one Of our mer-
chants, has closed up business and
removed his stock Of goods to Ma
sontown Pa. JoT.
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Tray Run.

~ LNbAAs
Two of our citizens Of Tray Run, w
D. Burke and Thomas Morgan, we
understand are about to organize 9
Dramatic Society, and in the course
OF a week or ten days are to perform
the play, Ten Nights in a Bar
Room" All friends of the propri-
etors are respectfully invited to at
tend
Mr.. John Flaherty, Of Amblereburg
paid us flying visit on Sunday, aid
Of course escorted the ladies' to
Rowlesburg.
Miss Kate Gallaher Of Rowlesburq
is visiting at Mr.. w. D. Burke's.
Those two ladies' and gentleman
who ran foot race between tn.
TrestIe's cut .squite a figure. Tn,
girls came out aheaJ.
Our friend Lick stll assists tc
keep down the platform at Rowles-
burg and gazes wstfully towards tn,
river No use Dick.
w. ]. Lavelle, Of Tunneltop. !.
using Anti--Fat. Dose light Billy
SELDOM FED
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FINGER RINGS
NOTICE OF POWER OF ATTORNEY

Joy virtue ofa power of attorney exc.
cnled TO- Che undersigned ON tho - dsv
OF NJ rch 1870. by General Buctuor
Fairfax the undersigned aS attorney in
f'ct is fully authorized 90 transact any
nd aI hu-inc of thc said Faumx a.
'NiIy H- Che said Fairfax may have done.
And notice is hereby given To- all pee
sons not jon AMY wise trcspass upon Tho
lands oi town lots of Ono said Fairg,z
nor shall any person rem .vo from the
lands or lots of tho said Fairax any tim
Dor, mineral On othor property. urder
any pro,cztor device Whatever.
joins s.. o.. MARTIN.
Atty in fact for Buck nor rsirax
March 21th. 1870.
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SAVE MONEY.

No one, if he consults his own intor~
ests, WEI buy one dollars worth OF
LIothlng or Geutlcmcu's Furuishinp
Furnishing Goods until he has seen our
stock and learned our prices.
our object is to sellOn our entire Wins
Ter stock of Mems wear before the open
ING OF the Spring trade We warrant
you saving of 20 per coat.i
Is. KAHN, city Gothicr.
Brinkman's Opera House,
Grafton, W. Va.
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Tho firm of Ioar g. Go merchant. a..
bcndsviilo Preston county. w 81.
lhs day dissolved bv mutua, o,o 90.
Ali putic7 hcing indebted 3 sand 49,,
arc requested To- make prompt uavme,,t
w. H. Loan.
,,, >. ~. g., FAIRPAx.
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Order Of Publ cation

WEST VIRGINIA, IS.
At Rules held
in tho Clerks Office Of the County C0urt
oil Preston county, on the first Monday
OF March. 1870.
MARGARET BEEGHELYO
as. IS DE1r
DANIEL BEEGHELY.
Tho object of this suit isto coco
debt of 1927, on six several single bills or
notes executed by defendant to plaintiff.
and AN attachment having issued i'm this
cause against tho property of said defend
ant.
And II appearing that the defendant
Daniel Beeghely is not resident of this
state, he -, therefore, hereby required to
appear at Rule to be held for the said Court
on tho first Monday of April, next. and
90 what is necessary to protect his inter>
est herein. Ard j.. is ordered that the
foregoing be published in Tho Preston
county Argus weekly newspaper
published in this county,
~ copy-Test:
j.. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
II. CARROLL Atry(or PPn.
ma.st4S7.75.
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Preparatory work O starting the
tuTpscj here 10 being pushed On rap.
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STOVES
Commissioners Notice.
GTATE on VEST VIRGINIA,

CSTATE or VEST VIRGINIA.
- COUNTY OF PRESTON. "a.
AZ County Court held tor said Conn
ty at tho Court house thereof on the lgtb
day OF March 1879.
Guy a. BISHOP
George y. Licb. George w. Tfeb FIizo.
beth BDdcr, Emanuel Bcerhlev. Jonas
Jr'ukhou-cr, Clay ilHuans. s. o
lieNnMr, w W trcy, Gustavus Creaap.
trustee; isaac Armstrong and William
IS. Armstrong trading as 7. Armstrong
amt son. /'T NClicy, William Ringer
aul Chariot smith.
EQUITY.
lN'a oIuso rs referred t1 any Of fbo
Master lommi -Ioucr. OF ibis Court with
Ih~.I "oi'Hs to ascertain and report tho
,'hl owned "y The defendant George }
Lien, ihe stIiH Hil condition of the title
li.icl'. nv hai iiuus. il amy. cxist against
ihe ~IN rafIty. The ordcrund pri0ritieq
"i ine sIinu, Hul amy other matter doorn-
cI unrunrni hy him or required by auv
OF ihe parties
Test,
j. AMI III ARTfN, Clerk.
loMussIorf OFFICE.
tI<G1gUOD. ., ie1o.
Ino parties t9 thCaLo mod suitara
htr'ny notified fhHt ! s. ON tho 2Ist
gay "I Apti noEt 8t ms CHIC aforesaid
Ii''c.u lp lhc execution OF tho above
named order OF reference.
N'-''i-elD| j. W. PARKS, Com'r.
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Adv ERTisEasNrs.
DENTISTRY.

DIR. n. Nj. Jarrett
Will be at I&ingwoUd
on the 22d OF March
n nd Bird of October.