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S-----
The Philomathelns hal an interesting
session on Monday night Prof. Fleming
read ar essaYon The Sang Diggors' of
w. Va" The debate was interesting. and
Miscellaneous Debate olicitod quite
number of Speakers Tho question was.
ReSoiUcd, That the present jury system
should be abolished or essentially moh.
fed.
Benz. J. Partlott. 577 w. Lombard St,
Baltimore, saws, 81 have used Kcller's
Roman Linimcnt in my family for Neu
ralgia and have also seen its beneficial
effects when used by one of my neigh~
bOrs for the same complaint. IL has cur
ed promptly in each instance, and is the
best remedy | know Of"
The following is list OF marriage H.
censes, issued by the clerk Of tho county
court, since our last export:
David Il. Uppole and Sovilla G. Buck
low
John Snider and Susanna Glass.
william S, Raymond and Bridget a
Cruise
Abram Hyresmon and Anna Hooton.
We had a surprise this week. ne had
always regarded our friend, Mr. will S
Raymond. as confirmed bachelor. but
upon looking over the list Of marriage
licenses i'm the clerks Office, we were con.
frontcd wi th the following:
William $. Raymond and Bridget 4
Cruise.
At first we could not believe it was tho
Will Raymond we know, but after due
inqniring, we find it was oven SO. and
that the happy couple were married al
Tunnelton on Wednesday morning by
the Rev Father Bovce, and immediately
started East on their wedding touroT
viii and his bride We extend our SINGER,
wishes for their future happiness anc
prosperity
Allou, Ellis e. co. ask an examination
Of their goods and pric q. Their fac liucs
for buying goods are better than many
others, and consequently, they arc able
90 do better by their customers than any
one else. Their large trade is n good ov-
idencc Of the fact.
Tho Mystery Revealed. Tho Penn
Yam Mystery, the initial which appeare,
the week before Christmas, hes ceased 9,
exist. / the number Leon Lewis an
nounced that his deceased wife was still
with him iu spiri, and was interested ir
the enterprise as much as though still
living. and was announced ss his co-cdi.
tor and publisher. The first and ON iy
number Issued contained a story purpor-
ting to have been written by his wife
Harriet Lewis, Ills Introductory articl,
was feeling tribute 90 her Miss julia
Wheelock, n niece Of his deceased wife
had become 70 rivorito OF Leon Lewis. AND
ON the Monday previoIs to Christmas
LOWS and Miss Whcelock started from
Penn Yam with the understood purp $50
Of visiting Rochester lo do some Christ
mas shopping They have not boon seen
iu Penn Yam since 10 is now understood
they took passage ON tho steamship
Scyihia for Europe. Lewis owes $4,000
Hi- property is estimated to be wortl
$4,000. Ttis said ho collected aJout $50
OJ0in subscription To- the Mystery.
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Deed made April. 2l. 1876 by Noah A.
Titchnell to Thomas d. Bower for urdi-
vided 9TH int. i'm 2I2 acres in Pleasant
district, admitted 8.
Deed made April -. &c by John. G
Stone to y. 4. Ttchncll for undivided :.
int. in 2l2 acres in Pleasant district. adj
mited g.
Deed made Dec. l6 rs by r. w. Mon
roe, com, TO John Jenkins for 26l acres i'm
PLEASANT district; admitted IL.
Deed made Dec 26.'7s by Same TO Same
for acres in Pleasant district admitted
IL.
Decd made Jan. H. 20 by VIM. Elliott
Trustee, to I'm c. Brown for iO5 acres
in Valley district; admitted If
Decd made oct. 70 by WIN. G..
Brown. Trustee, To Jas II Lambert for
239S acres in Union District: admit cd
10.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01
STATE NEWS.
M ysterious Death.


learn that prominent citizen OF Pal
atine named John A. Lloyd, mysteri-
ously disappeared several days ago,
and nothing was heard Of him until
Wednesday at noon, when his body
was found floating in the Mononga-
hela river at Fairmont,
He was under the influence of lia-
uor on the night of hls disappear
snce and having on several occasions
expressed an intention Of destroy
ing his life. it is supposed that he
fulfilled his intention, by drowning
himself. The Coroner's jury retnrn.
the following verdict; 1--WE the jury
find that the deceased come to his
death by drowning in the Monon
gahela river on the night Of the 18th
Of January 1879"
Sergeant j. II. Bokel, the popular
officer in charge Of the Signal Sta
ton at the University has been re-
move. A though he has been herebr t
a few months he has made many warm
friends who will regret his depart
ure. His successor, John J. McOlane
OF Washington, D. c., is here and is
well received generally. lie is a
very aGable gentieman.-Nc,O Do
n1inion.
John w Guseman, OF Preston, has
returned from Chicago with a lot Of
fine young cattle. lie means bust
ness Ind
The Piedmont herald says that
It IS rumored in that place that the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad contem-
plates making another change in the
divisions OF the road, reducing the
four to two, with the termini of both
at Cumberland.
DEATH ON THE Tuesday
night last furnished auothe accident
on the railroad, resulting n death to
Frank Mclaughlin, a we'll known cit.
izen Of this town, and formerly an
employe Of the 3. 81 O. r. r. Co. 1t
occurred near Doe.gulIy tunnel. He
was riding on one of CONVOY of
trains, going to visit a relative, and
stepped off the train from behind.
lie leaves a wife md a large family
Of children -Martinsburg Indepen-
dent.
The Roane County appeal has
been moved to Writ o. II. The Ap-
poalisone OF the spiciest paper in the
State.
The Fairmont IaIex entered upon
its sixth volume last week The
Inder is good local paper and de
serves the patronage Of the people oil
Marion,
The Wheeling papers are discuss
ing the good looks Of the members
Of the Legislature. We don't care
a darn for the look IT 10 good efec
tive work we want Wayne Adyo-
cate.
REV. SAM. CLAwsoE-Tbe many
friends Of this gentleman mot only
IN MonongaIiv county, but elsewhere
throughout the State) who have not
heard Of his whereabouts for some
time, will be glad to lesan that be is
til at work turning sinners to God.
the Buckbannon Deha says OF him
owe learn that Rev, Samuel Claw
son is conducting a series Of revival
meetings at Peel Tree. 1t is said
TO be the greatest and most glorious
revival ever held in that section oil
country. The old gentleman (Mr
Clswsonj seems to be waking the PEG
pie Of Peel Tree and vicinity to a
sense Of their duty They 20 lor-
ward for prayer in droves, resulting
in between thirty and forty CONVEX
sions, with numbers still seeking
The congregation in attendance
on Sunday night last was estimated
to be over 500 pergons. Post.
/. S. NJ. BoAaD.-The Local State
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session of three days, to open at 10 4. N:
ArandoEville. Feb 1879; New burg.
Feb 10 and Portland 20.
u. II. SMITH, Co. SUIT.
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If You should have lame horse and hav
used eve V remedy without success, in
vest 30 cents in a bottle of Keller =
Roman Liniuent, and il that fails YOU
may rest assured that he is gone case
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remedy so near at hand. Use Dr
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ers will soon tiud relief price p cents.
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spaily except sunday. tDailv. tDon't
stop here. Besides the ab0ve>named
trains there Il WY Train with pass
enger car attached. that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
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Reduced Rates in Railroad Tickets
Tickets TO Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling.
Chicago and all points East or West, mt
less than II. r. Compauy's regular II os.
Address, or call ON
B. KAHN,
Clothier, and Ticket Agent,
Brinkman's Opera House, Grafton, w '
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UNO&RwAR1NG.

We keep constantly hand full line Of Collins and Caske
will trim to order at the shortest notice.
Orders filled ut all day and night We Gil orders the railroad
10 minutes notice.
Wsroom and Mandatory the Railroad opposite Lsksys
store and the Re lrosd Depot;
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b. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
for the stations named below, which took
effect Nov l7th. ISIS:
EASTWARD ROUND.
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NJ Ell J. FORTNEY
YRS, ToGLEE OFT,
. S. MARTIN, ". D.,

NJ s, MARTYR, VI. D.,
Graduate Startling Medical college,
Tenders his professional services to the
citizcns Of KingwOod and vicinity, ask
ing their patronage Special attention
given to So RGERY and CHRONIC dis
eases. re- Office and residence at the
residence Of tho late Henry Startznan,
Main street lOCtlg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01

Benz. J. Partlott. 81 w. Lombard St.
Baltimore, saws, 81 have used Keller,
Roman Linimcntin my family for Neu
ralgia and have also seen its beneficial
effects when used by one of my neigh,
bors for the same complaint. IL has cur
! ed promptly in each instance. and is tho
best remedy / know Of"
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
4 UcrIoN HOUSE. OF AROH. JOHNSTON.
n 10 81. 2s and Is 18th St.. near University place.
HSHss II }P ASp s1ST s94Y RELIABLE
3sb pSHs SRibay R
T PAY hlsk hosk # n.ss 40 a~s i.e
ss osn qssd
FTSEToS ,as sy D,g.sasa.y ,.y :, o.,
ET1sS ShsR
g sss"s
snS @ ls ss
and wsr5sn,sd I'd s sound VI, & kInd and true
r?k
FHE DSbHHh1 SASGs F;s'y ys.-. old
'sls SoufE :Isis soSsS right
Ffs EIsnT TIstSfiS FsMfEY a aossEs Sec catalogue
FSoksMays fK f6T} FAsTSss z TsSer roc ROAD
and charges, without reserve. SEE CATALOGUE.
4 ucrIox, AUCTION. AUCTION, THIS DAY:-P.
10 East 9Th y; i good Work Horses; also rrciiins
Harness. sh' M be
A CHARLES W. BARKEKs
H. rRoTrhFs. SFfSR SAX Essa.,.r., .:
FAMILY a Business i'm IS, and pd.s Work ,r Horses,
PHAETONS. Carriage, Harness, &c.
.,LEys At ELEyEN e'eIoct.
CITY AyGTISS MsS, ana New Ys.s TSa..srs..
A -sioo-FINE TOP BUGGY, HARNESS AND
and black Bear Robe. very low. los West 18th
10 EMPRESS SsocEsss,S pELyEsy LIVERY WAGONS
form spring WAGONS for baker butcher milk, laundry,
depot &c wagons exeha"sea z~o spring ST.
A CROSS MATCH TEAM. GRAY ASD ROAM. AGE
AS aud O; Work Horse 300 lbs. guaranteed In every
way. No. 10th st. and Boulevard.
A NUMBER OF HORSES FOR SALE cHEAP-ALL
n warranted good workers. leo Companys stable. 5S9
4 --F0E SALE, FOUR H0RsEs; SUIT ANY BUsI.
vats stable, i3i East 18th. near Sd
ROAD TURNOUT AT A GREAT BARGAIN II SOLD
Aat once AS owner has no use for the winter black
driver warranted top Road Wagon iiar.
sS.ap N.Y. T.f sTxs
A $ coNRoy a Co, THE IRON FOUNDERS, HAVE
@s s % rS
Horse together with tho brown Trotine Horse Frank
S%ssS
man. is7 Vest is, Sciwse" GS and 7h avs e0"s'
A CLARENCE, LANDAU. TWO GLASS FRONT
Acoaehes Victoria and Brc't in good order bargains
n .conpc Horse cheap cali to-day a, a. West son.
A -FoR SALE. EIGHT HORSES; sUIr FARMER.
s ea " Of &c. wsS nl
psny. $40 Bowcry. opposite 9th ST., rear.
a --IIAMBLEI OMAN HORSE. i5N HANDS
n years old; sound Kind trots 35 one Morgan bay
Horse 1854 hands years od sound; safe for tho
timJ trots ast to saddle: Brewster (3roomc
side bar top WAGON handsome light extension top Phae
Ton Double single Harness, black bear Robes Blan
kets &C. For particulars Inquire private boarding stable
SU West 3Oth broadway Also hne London Coupe,
for quart ter value; family going abroad
a GENTLEMAN BREAKING UP WILL SELL HIS
n entire stock consisting of bay Team six years. I5
high also bay Horse l1 hands, years fast;
ladies Phaeon Horse all warranted In particu
lar Top Road wsgop r"ny % rsse.on posel. and single
A -ss5--FINE SfDE-BAR TOR BUGGY, COST 1915
n 1.-TWO months ago Boarding stable 80 East 18th st.
A BARGAIN-TwO PONY HORSES; WARRANTED
Agood workers; price, 500 S2o trial given s4z West
18Th 81
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
NEw YORK COMMON PLEAs.-iN THE MXffKR0 01
the assignment of Louis Ellie Meyer H. 0oldschmids

the benefit Of creditors Creditors and all other
persons interested In the estate of the above nstaed
Louis Ellie hereby ordered to show cause before
Of the Judges OF this Court the thereof
ut the Court House In tho city Of New York the 7k
OF Novcmber 1879, 10 NJ. coon thereafter
counsel can be heard; why Meyer H. Goldschmdt as
sgnee above named should TO settle and
compound the action pending In the Superior
the city OF New York wherein he is painti6 simon
Schoss and others. defendants for the
aud conversion OF personal property
In tue petition herein via, 800. aud further
application.
kuaxxAS& yxAxAx, Atsernsys fer Fstionsr as7 Bread
Dated oet 20 is7e
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

SssR Il HS aRHsSg Iii SEE %
AMsUsEMENTsz sEaI GS z2D rAen-4.h. sth and 9Th cos
RILIs5ERsl Rn kfER rs " ETp5 E4GEl4.a 81 %,
BRooRLYS PRofERTY FT " Fol foh SALE OK TO RENT
sgsIShss. sS,ssST!tjslrIEs-llsa sT!j rAer-ssA col.
SLERks AND S1lh sAhEsMaSia1h sfN sAsS FaesAssh col
KIP .s5 ,S col coll.
SxSc!Sa AoAbEMiRsns1n AoA61fR r1Sass Psas@e.A aS eol
DOGS sIsps, siH acAisz fAHnIsss fsss@ s0ii Sd COL
EH BwENs hoJsEs rs IEr AND
EuRofHIN PAfs;s Paess.A COL
ExCHANGE--srH PAcE-6th COL
fiSxSSiSI.il.s f.sa.Ssl sasssia and nd 9Th coils.
F1kNfshED FUR 3I ROOMS aSp 3D. APARTMENTS LET
@ "a s; p.s..s ss
HORSES CARRIAGES SC-isr PAox-sd, 4th and 5th
ssgs e. BUSINESS
INsrRUcTIoN.iirnPA AcK-eth col:
k6sT 1sb M9IlSEslsT
sHITha4TR MAsREE ls0fa'n Pasa-ssh col
EalsN sfsoEEL1SEoGs tAfSsE PAGE
M1scRIL&NEous-2p PAcn-sd COL
MUSICAL--2D PAcE-fth col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-7rH PAcK-6th COL
PERSONAL-lsT PAGE-1st col.
PIANOFOkTES. ORGANS, &C--2D PAGE-4th COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
18TH PAGE-4th col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAcE-1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGED PAGE-lst col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-IsT PAGE-lst col.
REWARDS-Isr PAGH-1st col.
Es IS ;ss 'f
s'S a Ssi pAor.A and
18th coils.
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PAcR-1st. I'd and Sd coils.
SPORTING BOOKMAKING. &C.-lsr PAGE-Sd col
STORAGE-12TH PAGR- 9th col
THE LECTURE SEASONED PAcR-4th col
THE TRADES-11rH PAGE-6th COL
THE TURF-lsr PAcE--3d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAcE-1st COL
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-1sr PAGE-6th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND. APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGE-2d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-9rH PAGE-6th COL
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-9rH PAcE-6th col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C-lOTH PAcR-6th col.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that Is kind ana ue
In harness three days given
%
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A UcrIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL A. KEARNEY
IA llU AND li2 EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4rH Ay.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
EXCURSIONS.

INisHfNa BANKs-oN SUNDAY. NOVEMBER .
steamer SETH LOW, hestcd with steam, leaving Har
rison St n r. IL sth ST. r. 80; pier "a Il. r. as,
pier n. r.. 10 A. NJ Tickets. Use. Plenty porgics,
vembsr 16 or 20. AL FOSTER. Manager.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1.265 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEpTiOS
OF ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALE OF PAPERS:
ADVERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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sPECiAL NOTICEs.

A TTENTIoN-THlRTY YEARs PRUssIAN AND
AAmercan practice spccslties diseases VI con-
suitaton FREQ Dr. JACObf, l0l Blesckef ~
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

1NENTLEMEN'S- DRIVING PAKK,
" FORMERLY FLEETWOOD
Fall Meeting October 20 80 81 and November !. Third
day, Friday, October 3l-The famous Pscsrs will pace
fnile heats, best in in harness nlind Tom. Rowdy
Boy and Lucy: day 2 "a and 2 80 classes the
with and the latter 6 entries Races
at 80 r. NJ prompt Trains leave Grand Cen
tra Depot alf hourly for Park Adm ssion 81 ladies
Free WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, Lessec.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

For NORFOLK PETERSBU RG and RICHMOND. direct
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at3P NJ
For RICHMOND via WEST POM. MONDAY, WE'D.
NEsDAY aud SATURDAY. 3 p. NJ. mo passengcrsl
Steamers for LEwEsi Del. and REHOBOTH BEACH
and connecting railroads MONDAY and THURSDAY at
Up,
All except Delaware freight will be received daily pee
43 River foot of Christopher ST. and PASSENGERS
except Delaware will depart from there.
continue pier 81 foot OF Beach st,
and all steamers will discharge there.
through tickets and bills OF lsding 70 al
points. Insurance. effected AT a per cent
General office. 1917 Greenwich st.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

LNOR SANTIAGO DE CUBA AND CtENFU EGos -TH Il
II new iron steamer SANTIAGO. Captain Phillips, from
pier II East River on Monday, November 8, at3PN
JAMES E WARD d CO.. il3 Wall ~
American citizen., 1879-04-26

ST. LOUIS, April 81, 1872.
BEEvEs-Choice to Fancy, 4.sOd5 Goc'
to Prime, 81 A6.@a;1e; Native Cows $3.4o@4.'1
HoGs-Common to Select, $e00@3s0.
SHEEP-Native, S3.2565.15.
FLOUR-Choice, $5.OO05.15 Xxx, $4.55@4-70.
WHEAT-Red Winter. No.2. s1.o4ss @1.o5; No
. 'CSoRNNNo. = Mixed, ssossXc.
OArs-No. 2. 25@251<c.
TIMOTHY sEED-Pr1me, s1.OO@1.lo.
ToBAcco-Dark Lugs. New, sl.90@2.3o; Me
dunn Dark Leaf, 81 .25@4.75.
HAY-Choice Timothy, $11.00@11 SO.
BUrrER-Choice Dairy, 20021c.
EGGs-Fresh. S6SLc.
PORK-Standard Mess, 50 9o@I0.Ol
WoOL-Tub- washed. Choice. 3lh@ sec; Un
CorToN-Middling, nnc
BEEvEs..Native Steers, ss;75@io75
SHEEP@COmmOn to Choice, $4.25d6.23.
HOGS-Live, $3.60M41O
FLoUR-Good to Choice. $s.95@4.b0.
wHEAT-No. 2 Red, sl.12k k@1.l2x.
OATs-Western Mixed, 3i@32c.
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BEEvEs-Common to Choice. 500 q 800
HoGs-Common to Choice, $3l5G3 %.
SHEEP-CoInmon to Choice. So 40 a 90.
FLoURmWhite Winter, $4.s5 "a 6-6o; Spring
WHEAT-spring. No.2. Regular. s6k0s6Hc:
Spring, No. 3, 74XG75c.
CoRN-Fresh, 33H@ 33xc.
OATs-No. 2, Regular, 23@24c-
RYE-No. 2, 46k 46hc;
NEW ORLEANS.
FLoUR-Choice Family, $5.2505.s2k.
CORN-White, 44@45c.
OArs-St. Louis, 3X035c.
HAY-Choice, $l5.50@ 90.
PORK-New Mess, $lo62l @10.75
BACON-4@5kc.
CorTsN-Middiing. 11,Ic.