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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
. GOOD-BYE.
Send off and Departure Of our Military
Visitors.

Visitors.
All good things must como 10 nm end md 30
did yesterday tho vat OF our fronda from
Mobile nnd Dann lR"nvlle.
Co0oda battery from the hitter city which Ii
Rit'ery Of tho Regiment Orleans Artillery.
loft yesterday morning Ivy the & o'clock train Of
the Mor.an Railroad, escorted by horcgimentAl
iand md aGenmpatfad by the fold and line
nfJlanra nf the Orleans Artillery among whom
\. witt. IT, aud It"at John J. Pl,tman
The company Appeared highly '"Iigh,ed with
tnrtniued 10y tho o leans Artillery. Tho Four
SonEolls Restaurant had hsen specially chnr-
tered tor y" pnrposN and mnde from Ill reports
delicious haa@Innrtnrs.
THE MOBILE TROOPS.
who have become 40 uopuInr with our citiz"ne
since the mtitun tnt'rehHngo of visits which
have taken pace sine" the lust two years. left
bv n special train yesterday evening ut about
They wa,re escorted to tho depot by tho WASH
lnRton Artillery. vino did the honora of the
CASTOR ty furnishing ihoir splendid military
hnud. md by az arhmonts from tho l., uieinnn
F"d Artillery and Crescent City Battalion.
Lieut.. Baanham. With Il Napoleon gun and n
detachment from battery i. Louisiana Fold
Artillery was In whiting on the l"voe Hnd HI
tho train started of gave tho Mobile troops II
parting salute or thirteen gums
II wn mny Judge from tho floral gifts with
which Tile Mobile Mrtillerlsfs aud mon OK the
infantry w.l" laden: IA ihey passed, We must
think that they carried awny moro pnms thnn
those which ahorn military fame. nDG niiei In
their visit ~ Is poe' enlly said in La Qrande
Duch"sse." Drs fleurs aux palmes de- Ia
gloirrl"
Behind Tire trnin reserved othe Sons Of Mars
were attached several ear for ths accommodate
lion OF the tatr eNcursloni-t4 who accompanied
them here to enjoy their plueking OF Innrels
and cOmpiete the coGuuaat of Now Orleans SO
well begun .y these lovi,l warriors.
To those. perhaps. were not tendsred the
lnnst heartfelt naieus and shaking Of hands. for
II Brightness that vnni4hes lsHves regret and
dnrknnse behind. surely there were eyes fright
enough III those ears to- mako at least tempo
rary night In Now Orleans by their sudden
wh!rling away through the distance behind the
black pumei and reenless steum engine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
ASHES TO ASHES.

too'clock yesterday morning largo con-
grsgniop assembled In 81 Patrick a Church
for tho purpnen of participating In tho funeral
aervieee hold over tho remains Of the ata Fnth er
v G. i'Iomecourf. Tho church was hung In
mourning. md tho body Of tho docensnl lay
upon ~ nn'hfHuua In front Of tho mnin altar.
Al pG'rlock tbs aarvi"as opened with High
MnHa Mt which tho Nav. Father huhllenu ON
ciated. and Fathers Kenny md lInaIin aaelstad
ma tanGun and sub deacon, respectively. There
were In nll twenty two priests preesut. and tho
ceremonies wore Holerpn and Imposing. The
mass sung was tise Grngorlan requiem mnRe
In which several OF tho clergy assisted the
cbatr
Tho funeral Grafton WINS oloauentlpnnd touch
ingy pronounced by Ve,y Ksv. Father Ray
muud the Vlnnr Ganrrni who r. Viewed tho ,,ea-
FIJI ma exemplary Hfo Of Tho tlscenssd, After
the mass tho funeral p-oeaeeian was formed.
md the ,lapeussd conveyol tp his last resting
place In 1T. Louis GemNforY MOI.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
First District Court.

TNFORMATJpNa.
A. III. Helbore. hssmult by wilfully shoot
Ing nj.
Webslor Valentino and t. l. 81. Ceran assault
with dangerous wenpon.
Willis rugh. a,ins Niger Willis Goo Wash-
ingtnp. Jouita Clifton, Mrs Thomas gibson
David Banks, Martin Thornns nnd GaHpar
White, larceny.
sENTFNGHD.
Henns Jonaa ohtulfiug money under faae
nreoneeH. ono year hard lnbor In tho State
prison.
SNnns jones. larceny ono year In tho Psni-
tentinrv tha ean.nnce to thks fleet hfter the
aspItnlIun Of tho first pentenea
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday ct the
,fflce OF the Board Of Health:
MAERtAGEH
Frank Horne to Fannie AIN f..
ThoB smitt TO Mrs Harriet Butts.
BlHTHR.
Mrs John Brown, n daughter.
Nj RI. Patrick Ganbrey. a son.
Mrs. Chne. w. Clark. "A eon.
Mrs r. A. fremont. n sop.
MrB. T.. Morhl u son.
Mrs. Chas. Foatner. u daughter.
Mrs John Lam0uraune. Il daughter
MrB. Samuel ]. Chase. u daughter.
BEATns.
Marguerite Gonzales. G3 Yenre.
CementIne Woods. yeafa.
Iatsy BrlRga, 10 years.
Pierre Antoine. 80 years.
Grsen Woods, IS yehr9.
Cornelius Martin. 81 years.
Henry Hchillirg, months.
HsV. Cbaa Y. dHcmeernrt. - years.
Marie +. Evane. months.
VIM. Fosa 81 years.
Bridget Whliace 10 yeBfs.
Gertrude Anderson month";.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
sTIFFENING THEM UP.

The Custom House people did all within their
power yesterday to put back bone into the Ra
publican members Of the Legislature who have
been arraigned for indorsing the reflections on
and charges against the General Assembly con-
tain d In the Kellogg memorials.
Interviews We're had with many of them, and
prayer and threats were freely used TO got
the u TO stand by their signatures, but. sub
sequent procee dinRs before the House showed.
without effect
Filling to get their men to stand by the
memorial. the Custom House eople used the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE
SEN ATE.

Senate bill No. 90 provides that judges shall
ba r1eused If they bs Interested In the case !:
prortied that In all civil and criminal causes In
which the state parishes Or political or re-
liataus corporations are Interested. II shall not
ha Sufficient cause to challenge tho Judge who
may have eogniz tnee of the case to allege that
be is a citizen or inhabitant Ct the parish or
member of said political or religious corpora
ton, or that he pays any State. parish or city
tax.
.. His being related to one OF the parties
within the fourth degree.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

AhhAlaNEp AND PLEADED GUILTY..
Ins, InngW. Il. "n,rA lux II e.tiirunea weapons
for anatsuca.
EtEbDHD NOT t.ufrfY.
Opheli In Davis lutrtlor.
PIT ON THE DEAD poGEMr
Potter Ku.hai Hinb.2Hl, ms,tt
John Hickey, assault and battery
fASER GONTINUtp.
ThoH. Wall. nlihs ltp!"5it Amith grand lar
eanv
Emma Smith stabbnR e.e
NOT GutLfY.
George w. Gfry. forgery: Jury out since FRI
div II L.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
First Recorder'a Court.

Cicero Bfldgna and w. s. WI IT, cnrryIue con.
eenled w"nr"ns: huueror Criminal court !;
bonds 1850 eneh.
Kate MGNnlty, larceny. 1850 nj pearanco bond.
Mary Lnhry. assault hhd hnttt,ty. t2bO az pear-
nncn bond.
Guna. Thomas Insult md abuse. tlD or
tWnnty days.
John johnson, entering In tbs night time:
$3.50 appearance bomb
Fhos. MORN, and Frank Foley cutting and
Wounding Dan GleuHnn: remandei with bail.
Jno Lynch. robbery; 1850 anpehrHpce bond.
VIM. Gallagher violating 1rdnnuGo 5o46; $40
LNnntu In YA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
REV. j. w. FLINN'S LECTURE.

Tho fourth Of the aeriea OF free lectures In
tho rooms Of he Young Nen's Christian Asao-
citation wHs delivered last evening tho lncturor
holpg Rev. j. W. Finn. and the subject Some
Mistakes OF Certain Scientists and Theolo-
ginna" Ono great mistake of thnolo9nns tho
lecturer said. wns chasing science with atheism.
IIo argued Tint the proper md conscientious
study of science brought man nearer to God
aud more In hnrmony ard sy patty with His
lnw.
Another mistake of both scientists md the
oloR1Ane. or many Of them. was that thero was
II conflict between science and religion. There
had been many books written to reconcile the
two. but no thought they wero all wrong and
bnsed on error. There could be- no harmony
established between geology md revelations,
because thcre wns COZ fic, The one WIS the
natural and intellectual part ~ God. md the
her was hta henit: tho ono WAS the record ~
his work and the. other tho discovery Of his
law. In no part OF revelations Was there sci
ences II was a smpie staoHent that God had
created the world. why, he made It and tho plan
and when tho work had been done.
HIS Illustrated his idans on thia nOnt by
likennR the world to Il house which God had
built for His children. Revelations WINS tho
law which was TO govsrn the household To
nscertHin how the houee wna hnlt ono would
not 90 to the nw laid down for the guidance Of
tho people within It, but would look to the
stones Of which 1t WIS mnde.
He argued at some length 10 show thnt reva-
tn'ion and science were totally distinct IN their
lying princibie on which they were both bnsed
Troy were teparafo and different and he en-
hellished h!s propositions with many interest
Ing Illustrations.
He was listened to throughout with great at
tentlon and manifest interest.
The best tonic In the world liz MalakoT Bit
ters. Prlzo medal received at the Paris Expo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
A Lady Slightly Wounded in the
Hand

Yesterday morning ut u quarter past o'clock
chimney In tho house No, a3g Ram pnrt atrnef.
oreupied by Mr.. Jaasrh took fire. Mrs. Joaspl.
while removing her clothing from the Hrmoir
Aceid nnlly let fal revolver tn the # or THAI
hnpuaned to bs covered no In the elothes AS
the III 4tol fell one tho chambers, xlIoded md
the ball entered the lady's left hnnd IL dieting u
slight wound
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
THE GERMAN BATTALION.

A, the request NJ thu officers Of tho Germnn
Battalion. II IL stated that there was au error
made In Including Capt. George Muer'5 com
pnny with the list of tine commands of the bat
TALON which plraded on Sunday.
1t will be remembered that Capt Mullar's
company declined ~ enroll as militia. and se-
coded from thu battalion "a is being mustered
into the seFvica or tho Sfata. and now has no
connection With lhat organfza ion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
Second Recordar'a Court.

deputy Recorder Hnmhota pro-. idinel
Affidavit hHs heen mntie n4Hiiat Jnmes Nelson
and Mnt Morgan for carrying concealed
Wnnt,One.
Anldnvits have nlro been made charging
John Spencer md Coco Foieo with assault and
battery
Ars"ns Fohtan6t Wna put under $500 appears
anee bonds to hntWsr Il chm gs Of tres uaps.
cnlptnd fhan hHmnd IIeury Smith was fined
f2h or In 'l"fhhl given thtftg anys IN tho Parish
Irtaon. tnr nasnalt on white man named
Thnrnnl. Enrp VI Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
THE LEVEEs.

Administrator Collins yesterday took trip
over the leyee between Toledano street and
Carrollton. and inspected the gaps reported by
the assistant city Surveyor His trip satisfied
him that there Is no immediate danger and If
the river rises to threatening height the gaps
can be closed within six hours.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
AChDEM Y OF M USIC.

IIehhlos Inst night ngnin kept lnrao an
dlancn laughing for two solid hours. Tho per
formannh hhs to be Rsen. HE no amount ~ da-
aeriptiol can give an tinH of It's humorous aud
nmuAing character. Hobbies n u hrohd fnrcs
fonaWhnt above tbs average order. ~ fuIl of
fun M any farce can put sibly hn. hnd Ia cd
mirnby nrt"d. j will hold tho bunrds for the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
- .
SHOT.
An Unknown Negro Shoots Man
for Assaulting Him.

Hunday night betwnsn the hours Of 10 md IL
o'clock n well known rough named jus. Downs
WIS shot In tho right sIhoby nm unknown negro
ut tho cornor Of Pnydraa md II man streata
II npp"nrR thnt Downs had boon In Tho hnhl.
81 punching everybody thnt happened to pneR
tho above corn r II ter dNtk.
Sunday night Downs punched tho unknown
Negro. md tho wound thnt uow forces him to
lny In tho Uhnri'y lloapitnl proves enncusiveIy
thnt hS struck the WroN2 man. Tho accused
hnn not aa yet boom arrested.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
BASE BALL.

Tho V. J. Lnmherts Jr. and Frnnk Richards
Base Ball Clubs crossed bnts at tho Ogden Park
on last Sunday evening. and resulted In favor
or the former by IL ecur" nf ~ too.
The Magnolia Bnsa f:Hll Club has been organ
lzed. with the following nine: NJ Curly, D.; w.
lIarnan. e.: r. Egnn, 1pt b.: +. Dntdson al b. .
g. Ferguaon. 81 b.. IInlpn. G. f.. J. Carpenter
l. t.: j. Sherman L. T.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
nv Elk Ill BITION AND A LECTURE

This evening md 10 morrow nr y, y. Ozark
OF New York. tha noted phyRlagnomsf. win
give II lofturn at Minerva HILL IN tho sublerte
of 'Pht sioRnntnY. Natural Mind ind
Beauty" iin will ulao exhibit II number OF pie
tufsB ri noted men md women of modern
ima q In oil crnYnn md Wnt or nnInrR
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
MAJOR CARY Acquitted.
Tho Jury Return II Verdict or Not
Guilty.

Tho mnny frionds Of MsJpr Georgn w Gary
both at homo md abroad. will no doubt he
ulsnaed to hanr Tint hint gentleman who has
had Tho modification Of beIng on tr'Al IN tho
Superior Criminal Court nhargA OF for
gerry, haa henn hanotah acquitted by II Jury Of
his Ganntrymsn.
In this Gass tho jury wera out from O'Clock
Ffiiay evening until quarter To O'Clock last
night. But III fs esaartnd. now thHt tho trlnl IL
over, TINT from the moment tho Jury ont"rsd
the jury room for dellhern'on eleven were for
nrautting tho MAJOR, md only ono STOOD for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
FOOT BALL.

On next Hundny February 80 there will be
ghma Of foot hnll played at Pioneers Green. by
the r. T.. Leo Foot Ball Club. This club con
sats Of forty mambers. A they nre lii good
trim the gnme will be n fine one.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
Unitod Btatoa Diatrict Court,

In tho casa OF tho IIn, Dor Profession Company
VIZ. the atenmsr Hectnuoagn Gnrrsnt judg-
mont hiss bsap rendered In favor of pHtntin3
fnt 1900 salvage fot aorvieae rendered tho ship
white she WAS on IRE on tho morning OK the
thirty first OF january lust,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
THE SPRING FIGHTS OPENED.
Pinchback and Ruby Get UP on Ex.
citement in the Postoffice

Considerable excitement was created In the
Postoffics at about o'clock yesterday by dim
Guilty between Pluchbaek and another eolored
man named Ruby. who Is e'itor aud proprietor
Of a weekly paper known rs the o5sn'usr. and
published tn this city.
During Pinchback's stay In Washington the
Observer had several severe articles and on bis
return Pfnehbnck through the columns OF the
Lo,ns ta1thn denounced Ruby as defnmer
coward. Bte.
Yesterday the two mon met Ia the Postofflce.
Ruby spoke to Pluchbaek In Afrlendly way and
PinrhbAck immediately resented hs familiarity
by striking huby with his C me. Parties inter
isred aud prevented any serious Consequences.
large collection Of really fine aud valuable
,ot,ti,fya on m ba aeon at ~ Camn street Dor't
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

In the of Geo. w. Cary va. David Wall
laes u division of tho asaes OF Wallace II Gary
among tho creditors Of ths firm has been Or
dared. Creditors Rro to hnvethirty days notice
to provo up their cnma
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
Fourth Diatrict Court.

T. L.. hirey 4 90. VS. Okolunn Savings fnHt!fu-
lion. Tho attachment hai Gin iseued Ia dissolved
mud Judgment rendered In favor of 4, Fendnnt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

william Clements charged by 4. A. Voss, o.
Mobile with assault and battery with intent &c
rob yesterday surrendered to Acting Recorder
Samb1la and WaH released on bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
Sixth District Court,
Superior Criminal Court.

Leopold Gtrnot w. Charlea nh Eouchel judg-
ment FOR pial:4tiT for $1,000, with Interest aud
costa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

wires freely Ia mn effort TO offset the effect the
withdrawal OF names md repndntionB OF state
ments would have Ia Wash ngton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
A Serious Charge.

An excellent APPETIZER and regulator oY the
system Is Malakof Btrers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
Raiding a Rowdy.

Arufflan by the name Of Charles Thomas was
run into the Second Precinct Station for stand
ing at the corner al Prytania ana Terpsschore
street amusing himself By insulting ladies.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24
Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic prevenfa malaria
Fl re-.

At o'clock In. night the upper portion d
the two-etory frame building No lgl Laarel
flufnavnd by fire 80 the amount of $50. The IRE
was extinguisned by Fire. Street Baheock
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

Rex instructs his subjects to drink nothing
but Malakof Bitters
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

Why suffer with indigestion whom Mnakofr
Bittara affords certain relief Get u bottle and
try IT,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-24

large collection Of really fine aud valuable
paintings can be- seen at 81 Camp street. Don't
fail to 90 and So them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

town on saturday aud sunday. VIII is
Preston boy, a Sradvsto o. Roanoke
College. Va. aud nov holds a position
in the Grafton public sch'ol
Mr.. r. W. Ziuu, our iovisl y>t as>is-
tant teacher, was en- a trip go Tlnnel,oo
saturday
W. w. Shocl,, Esq, and three chit
drcu. of Row lcshUrS we're in town to-day
We were picss"d 70 see the portlev form
nj Col. Il. ". Monroe on our streets tbi.
week
Friday last about . O'Clock a m. engine
No. 49, ran into 'hc hind end ota troi1ut
train az tine east oud so town. wseck n.
the cab'oso. a passenger car. and two
coal hoppers. TRAINS were delayed for
several hours.
The usua. quiet ofoIg town was great
ly disturbed 10y To, auuonoc, m,n' nj an
early hour this m'Ioirs (N,nda,). that
the cuict Of The Br,ai Ak hai been rob
ted The Office is ON the sc nd floor ot
the Is n o. freight depot building. The
p"rpe'rstor or perpetrators OF the crime
az 'c'rh al entrance Ivy climbing on toe
'.t q smsihT ou'lt!rg 81 'rc r.sr aud
n.fiur 'ua hi-r luNuva Nutuv
P"'..s ws. 'sI. i.,uJir. yn, uk.
yer.- 81 i. t., v.u, % 40. .u.ea
d"iH'-. r.s STOLEN d ca, % tb. ..et
le- 9e-u s,c.r.emll
Soc. the "-a.l u business srt. It.
election at Garfield h,- pe.u -u great Inst
'I.l.u-. 90 .Ue journal hal .., nan. -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

DRo 10 Seeing no article 10 your pa
per from this place for some time, NO con
Guided 20 4 down few items for your
many resders
Cold, freezing cOld-lOwest tempers-
ture - degrees bllow z.ro.
a big poultry day here lsst Wednesday ,
Our merchants. Messrs Cbideslsr & Smith
aId Armstrong 81 Son, shipped to tbo
E.et over four Thousand pounds Of poul-
Try aud over five hundred rGDbiis and
pboassnts.
We had quite hunt here on Thanks
giving Day. but 30 would not be- policy to
give the detsiIs vouIa' Billy Where
ore tlo.e rysier-l
a great msny jsrr spd tuIkiea hive
been killed iD inls vicinity within too last
We week. M-i says 30 IL ~, 20 q
time for scientific buuiere.
Mrs Charles K4ntl"r is N % p visit 60
sommersot county, and vii remain for
some time.
WIN W smith is home on visit from
Broadford, Pa
j. A Jsmi.ou, Of Monongalia county. 70
b re studying medicine with his brother,
DR. ". g., Jamison
The Sabbath school here will have a
Christmas tree on Cbrstmss eve. All are
invited 10 stteud, good time being *
pectcd
We a, an .ricla in The J0urnsl. from
CauD.,f. f.ftg taa' r. ID BsntoD, tae
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

Disc Il - The cold wave struck us yer,
forcoy GA Thursday of last week. tpr
mercury OVgiuuiuy To sink very tssl and
'oa"G"'"s 40 80 eo"o uuih s,X d,STvcs
oe'o" @,'" Wa rescued Sno s'V"d a. tna'
ub"o "n ''""S @''a'"S' Lumoce 40
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may o' "' 'U'e''s' 10 s"'Nr vi your ie"u'fe
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18
Notice TO Take DeDositiQns.


To Ma THOMAS HOWELL:
TAKE notice that shall ,on the 10Th dny
~ December, 1850. AT tho Office or A / oerl
g. Mason In Portland Preston county
West Virginia, between tho hours OF 4
n. M. nud p' ~. ~ that day, proceed To
take the Dispositions Of Joseph Everlv
and others. TO he read AS evidence my
b"n"ii ~ certain sUit ia Equity pend
ins IN the Circuit court n the county
OF Preston wherein YOU are defendant
and MYSELF - plaintin. Aud " from any
cause the taking 81 tho said dispositions
tie not commenced ON that day, tho tax
ing Of the sNmo will he continued from
day ,J day, or from time TO time. 1T tho
same place and between the anne hours
unHi tta samn shall be completed.
Respectfully yours,
AARIAH q HOWELL,
BY hor counsel. O.. CEEsAP ~ SoE.
kiuEwuoi, ". W.. Nov ~. 1880.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

Died, near Function. w. Va, Dec lib.
$780, IN her seventeenth year. Mrs NJ.
Ffaucina Gibson, wife Of John l. Gibson.
aud daughter Of Alfred Spahr
Tier religious life commenchd ia early
life She was baptized May 18th, 1879,
and was received 10 flll membership IN
The Hollywood Methodist = .iscopal church
Sept ~, 1879.
During her Jriet illness, while suffering
intense pain, she placed her trust 90 tIc
SsviO-, and 81 timrs realized the Divine
presence 10 remarkable degree, declaring
thai angel, we're in The room all about Der
and wonder log that others could not zee
tlem.
She has left precious ,mofy. T.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

Country newspapers generally suspend
operations during Christmas week and
everything 10 the Office, from his Satanic
Majesty the devil" down to the editor,
take rect. We have concluded TO take
ours the week previous to Christmas, cor
sequestly, no paper will be issued from
this Office on the 25th-Chrstmas but. on
and after the 1sI day OF January 1891, We
shall appear regularly and, we hope, much
improved.