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OTdeT Of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA, IS.

WEST VIRGINIA, SIS.
AZ Rules held ir
the Clerks office OF the Circuit Cont OF
Preston county, on the first Monday of
September, 1880.
MARIAN @. HuwRII) IN RorIrv
VS., The ohi4ct re
THOMAS HOW'LL. J this suit il In oh
tain a divorce NIHcu'O luatrimonii.
AM IL appearing that the defendant
is not resident OF this State, he ~. there
fore, hereby required To appear here. NJ
Rules TO be held for said Court. on the
last Monday of September instant. and do
what is necessary to protect his interests
herein. And, on motion OF the plaintiff
by her counsel, it is ordered that the fore
going be published in the West Virgins
Argus'-A weekly newspaper published in
this county. A copy--T, ct:
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
CRRsAP " Son, Ats for r. IF 1se11 soma
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PLACES OF VOTING
And Commissioners Of Election for
Each Pole.

And Commissioners of Election for
Each Pole.
YINGwooD DISTRICT.
Courthouse, John Potter, IL. II. Potter
and Alfred T. Holt
John j. Cocks, Simeon Msttingly John
J. Cooke and Leroy Shaw.
sRANT DISTRICT.
Fesrer's Store, George A. Fearcr, har-
TisOn BeeTbOwer aud j. j. Mayors.
BrandOnville, Thomas Scott George
Lsub and Alpheus Michael.
PLEAsASr- DisrgIcT.
Corners, Henry f.. Gale, Johu Jenkins
and David Falkenstein.
PORTLAND DISTRICT.
Albrighisvule, ID ID. Bishon WIN. II
King and r.. - Shaw
Gainesville, Motley y. Browning, WIN.
I. Kelley and Henry Albright
Portland. Jonathan Foumou Elias
Lelly and james % Ben-ou..
UNION DISTRICT.
Aurora David Wouing David Stem
Tle and Squire r. Daniels.
EE7o Dr-rfrr
Ronle-burg Win NIIeu.J G. Hoo
ton and Lewis May.
FellowvilIc, John MeuIrer b w.
Royse and John s Perkins
Evansville. Hiram q Larev WIN
Hamilton and y. KcmbIe
LTOE DISTRICT.
Newbure Nathaniel Stevenson. John
Sheets and Nimr0d Bell.
Independence jacob Gibson, WIN
Sharpe a1d John 81 smith
Chdesyille John Irn George
Jackson and james " SaIp.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
Rccdsvllc. j. u Watson. WIN. TH-
Ott and John Wy Gu-cman.
Masoutown lctcr NJ Hartley. faiah
Kirk and VIM. Dcbcrry
j. AMI MhItrIE.
Clerk County Court.
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papers presented Cor record, matters Of
probate. the appointment and qualifica-
tiOu OF personal reprc~cutttlN e., guar
diaus. committees. curaturs auD '.. set
Element of tucir accounts,
matters relating TO apprentice
- Al arti IA, suits uI p.u.. lun.s
UoC embraced n tho a..t preceding
section, pending In "a county count when
this article takes ctlcct together with
the records and papers pertaining thereto
AS we'll ~ all records ami papers rer-
tanning To- sach actions, suits and pro
Cecdiugs rs have already bpou disposed
OF by said courts shall Toe transmitted L.
and fed with tine clerk OF the circuit
coIrt of the county To- which office all
/ process outstanding az the time this arts
Gle Zoos INTO operation shall be returned;
I and sud clerk shall have thcsane power
and shall perform the same duties In re
lation @ such records, papers aud pro-
cecdlngS as were vested iu and required
| of the ,.erk Ofthc county court. on the
! day before this article shall take effect.
/ All such actions, suits and Proceedings
/ SO pending as aforesaid, SHAH be docks
etet, proceode,,iu, tried, heard and de-
| tcrmlnti t all respects by the circuit
court. Js 70 said suits Hul JrD. ooding-
/ h"i originated m SIii court.
-I. lhD voters ul each county shall elect
/ clerk 90 tle county colr,wuueo trrmof
office -nt.I .e ~.N Nc.r-. Iii. dui'o, and
7 compensation, and tao manner 90 hi- re-
. WuNl', snWl lc rr. ribbed hr Jaw, But
/ tHa CLERKS OF -uu courts, uu'V il office
/ shall rcuuiu ih.reIu t.r the term for
, which they haNc boeu elected, unless
/ sooner removes thctcuOul, In tAc mans
! uer prescribed by law.
| p. Each county sinai. he laid Off into
! districts, not less than .hreo nor more
| ten in number, and q, nCuly equal AZ
! may 3c i'm territory and population.
/ There shall DO elected n each district
] HHaaU .H..a.
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JOHN IL. HoIr. AlrN for
TO LoVina u. O'Ncoi :

10 LOVtnd II. O'Ncui
Take notice, that shall
on the second day of October, 1880, nj the
Office of jos. II. Hawthorne, in the town
OF kingwood, Preston county, West Viz
ginla, between the hours Of g A. Nj. and
D L. NJ of that day, proceed To take the
dtpositions of Mrs. Sarah j. Evarts and
others, to be readas evidence la my be-
hall In the aforesaid cause. And if from
any cause the taking of said deposi,ions
is not commenced, OF iC commenced be
not concluded on that day, then tho same
viii be continued from day to day hr-
tween the same hours until the same Stall
be concluded. Resp, cluliy,
ED: Is ONEAL by his Counaal.
JNo. III. Holt Counsel. s,t1-sD,5
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Constitutional Amendments


.'' ''fSpLDfiOG Proposing af
iH... Iinont Tho CONSUMPTION 81 tlp state.
I'',N'r"f ~ me legislature ~ IS est
"g".i, br".mp0S 81 att the members
'tfct'p fp c"ch house agreeing thereto
ih3i Ile lollpMlug bc and the same Is
htrchI proposed as an auclunut O. the
CONSTITUTION ot this state, 10 wit: That
"II'le tlGht OF SAID Constitution ~ 10
40" Us pc stricken out, aud the follows
mig be inserted in lieu therOf.
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800 "'' q" J"N"'S' va '"' ponce
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
, ,r,
nc >tP''ihc c""f1 81 appe'ls shall
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rHE rIrRIorIc DHnocFocr.
where there will De Mass meetings
and Pole EGaiNingS.
AT pRANDoNvILLE

and Pole kai>ingS.
AT BRANDoNvILLE
On Saturday, O.t' 2nd, there will
be grand mass meeting and pole
raising. Gov. Jackson, Judge Uo-e
and Jno. Barton Payne aud Juo. II
Holt, Esqs, are expected to be PREF
snt to address the people ; also, Col.
F. B. Searght, of Pa, one Of the
most eloquent speakers Of the Key
atone State, will be present,
AT NEwBURG
There will be a pole raising and
Democratic mass meeting at New
burg, on Saturday, Oct. =, 1880.
The people will be addressed by
Hone. John Blair Hoge Jacob b.
jackson and VIM. i. wilson. A
grand time is expected.
AT LOUISVILLE.
On Saturday, Oct. 2, there 0ill be
a pole raising at Howevrlle, at /
O'clock P. NJ. Hon. b. +. Martin,
and others, will be present if posi-
BILE. A large meeting and a good
time is expected.
The pole at this place will be 40
feet high.
AT KGNGwooD.
On Monday, the Attn day Of Octo-
Der, Hon. John Blair Hoge and
Hon. D. b. Lucss viii. be present to
deliver addres, es. Hon. +. G era
craft is also expected TO be on hand.
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COUNTY COURTS.

D. There shall be in each county of the
Stale county court. composed Of three
commissioners, and two OF said commits.
~iOncrs shall bg a quorum for TIE trans
action Of business. Ii shall hold & ar
regular sessions i'm each vCai. nt such
times as may be ilNcl upo. and entered
OF record by tho said court. Provisions
may Toe made by law for holding special
sessions Of sal court
%. The commissioners shall be elected
by the voters of the county, and hold
heir Office for the term of six years, ex-
cept that at the first meeting of said com
nissiuners they shall designate. bv lot
or otherwise, in such manner, as they
may determine, one OF their number
who shall hold his office for the term Of
two years, ono for tour years and one for
six years, so that one shall Toe elected
every two wears But no two OF said
con missiOnCTs shall he elected from the
same maRisterial ID ,trict. And it two or
more persons residing i'm the same dis
trict shall receive the greater number of
votes cast at any election, then only the
one Of such persons receiving tho highest
number shall be declared elected, and
the person living in another district. who
shall receive the next highest number of
vot s, shall he declared elected. Said
commissioners shall annually elect one
OF their number As president, and each
shall receive 81 per day for his services
in court, To be paid out OF the county
treasury,
"a. The county courts rough thor
clerks, shall have the custody of all
deeds and Other papers presented for rec
ord IN their counties, and the same Shall
hc preserved therein, or Otherwise dis
posed Of, as now is, or may be prescribed
by law. They shall have jurisdiction IN
all matters OF probate, the appointment
and qualification of personal representa-.
uves, guardians, committees, curuwS.
and the settlement OF their accounts. and
and in a matters re. ting Co upprcni
ces. They shall also. under such rcuu-
latiOns ~ may bee prescribed bv law
have the pcrintendcncc and admins
traitor Of the internal police aud fiscal
affairs Of their counties. iucluU tho
establishment and r'gul elton nT roads.
ways, bridges, public landings. ferries
and mills, with authority tO lHy aud II.
burso ihc county lcViU- Iyptt t4.
That no license Tor tie sdc OF iut.N .rl-
Ting liquors Don any Incorporated ciU,.
town or village. shall be- granted viii
ont thc consent of the municipal guiIDIi
uc~ thereof FIRST bad and Dhraiutl.
They -h'I Iu HI cases OF contest. Judge
Of thc election. nua.Iurau 100 .Uo returns
OF their own Iu.unuis, and 90. $3.50 cuI.f.
and district 1Nr.Is -uNi.rf 4, such rag-
ui7hnn-, IE auH.I o, niu..u..r. .. mlt
hc prescribed NF .aw. rr.u count mHt
exercise such other powers .uI u.I....
such other duties. not .I 3D. ....... bon.
liuf, H- uHN U. prescribed U. I.u.
AuI pr Fl-IHu may hD malD. Uuu.r
such regulations may In -arfUDd
DF l1W, 'Or iH" probate OF Wills. ald lnr
ihn tppIii intent WuI uuaIii. alton Di per.
SOMA. iDUr -nuiaIN0-. guardians. con-.
ni','s and ruH.ur during tlo rlcp--
of thc regular s'- .nu. oi ilo county
ID.
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OTder Of Publication.

WEST VlRGIGIA, IS:
AT Rules held I'm the
Clerks office of the Circuit Court of Pr..s-
ton county, on the first Monday IN Sept.
1850 f'''
EDWARD Is. ONRAL IN EQUITY.
vs.. Inr ,t;.,t of
LovINA E. ONRAL } thls suu is L.
OBTAIN divorce vinculy mulrmoni.
And II appearing that lie defendant ia
not resident 81 this State che is. there
iore, hereby required 10 appear here. m
hnlts 10 be held FIR said Court, on the
last Monday "f September instant. and do
what ~ necessary to protect her interests
htItln ACd, ON motion of the plaintiff
ny ms counsel, II is ordered that the fore
gong, be published IN The West Virginia
Argus "A weekly newspaper published
In this county. a copy-tcst
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
JOHN III. Hour. Atry Tor Pm.
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'ofsr HrsoIUTior proposing aii
Ha.. lIunnt the CONSTITUTION 1I tle State,
A'9icrf bY me Legislature 81 Bcst
} uguitr, bro-thV0s ~ uH the members
IectoJ tD c0ct ByUse 0g5-cciRg Herei1
That ihe following bc and tie same Il.
hereby proposed as an amc lueut o. the
Constitution OF this state, 10 wit: That
article eight OF said Constitution As n
now iS 1e stricken out, aud the follows
ing Do Im,Orlod I'm lion thnrnI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-10-02

Is one Of the most complete Wheeling
price
your orders and
Address all coununcionst
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Of the circuit courts, where from any
cause the shalt failt attend, or, b.
IN attendance. cannot o.. ...t.- preside.
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ARTICLE Wiz
Judicial nnrAnrMENr.

]. Tho judicial power Of the state shall
hc vested I'm supreme court % appeals.
ma circuit courts, and the indyes Thereof,
in such inferior tribunals rs herein au-
trOri"cd, and ~ Justice of tho peace.
, 1880-07-26

with Mr.. Garfield, should pass an act
conferring the right of suffrage upon the
Chinese, their votes would control Clat>
sop county and hold the balance OF powe.
between the two parties of the State
Then would the people of Oregon begin
to have some comprehension of the con-
dition of many parishes IN Louisiana
and other Southern States, where plan
tation negroes of less average intelligence
than the Chinese, constitute majorities Of
the legal voters. The only pretext upon
which Mr.. Hayes holds the Office Of Presl
dent of the United States is, that por-
ton of the voters of that class were in
timidated and not allowed to cast their
votes for the Republican candidates. No
one pretends that he was elected by 8
majority Of the white votes.
, 1880-07-26
Social Customs.
enlbers.

All advancement in civilization and
refinement is marked by certain social
customs, trifling in themselves, but essen
tial as indices of the best types OF the
mind and manners of the times. These
customs are most observable and the
most arbitrary in the social habits Of
feasting, which affords the greatest con-
trast between the civilized and the saw
, 1880-07-26

A CHINESE CITY.-The total pepula-
ton of Astoria and Upper Astoria, Ore
gon, according to the recent census, is
5,721, of which number 2,O9S are Chs
nese. Of the male adults, the Chinese
eutnumber the whites more than two to
one. If a Congress agreeing in sentiment
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-05

ToRNADoEs are holding high car
nival in the West and Southwest.
Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas seem
to be particularly afflicted, and Missis-
sippi came in for its share. Several
lives were lost at Macon, in that
State, and large amount of property
was destroyed. If tornadoes must get
loose in Mississippi they would gain
the esteem of the public by devoting
their attentions exclusively to Kemper
and Yazoo counties. In fact, it would
be graceful act on the part of young
and vigorous tornado having nothing
better to do if it would whisk those
two delectable tracts of ground high
into the air and distribute them i'm
partially among the various States of
South America.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-05
Meeting Of Trustees Of Butler M. E
Camp Grounds.

The Board Of Trustees Of the Butler NJ. +.
camp ground convened at Mr.. j. L. Mex Kee's
according 10 arrangement, and decided to COM
Smence as soon as possible to make all necces-
sary preparations for the camp-meeting, which
will commence on Thursday August 10, and
close on Monday night, August 80. The Trus-
tees intend 10 erect a large tabernacle, cover
ing the main auditorium, as to protect the
people who attend the meeting from rain, in
case Of wet weather also making good seating
accommodations for the the comfort Of the peo
pie They are erecting a good hotel on the
ground, with the intention of making it COM
Portable and pleasant for boarding and ladging
1t will be managed by a competent person and
at reasonable rates. There are a great many lots
taken the new ground, as 1t is intended for
a permanent place of worship, and great
many of the lot-hoders Will erect permanent
board cottages. The desire is 10 have uniform
ity in the frontage Of all permanent cottages
erected but not 10 interfere with those who
wish 10 erect canvass or muslin tents.
All are invited to come and bring their fami-
lies and friends. number of prominent min
listers are expected to be present. Every effort
will be made to make the meeting success.
IL is intended 10 have everything comfortable
for all who may come. The expense OF purchas-
ing and fixing up the grounds will be heavy,
and the Trustees will ask the small sum of ten
cents from each adult entering the grounds and
five cents for each horse, the amount thus
raised to be applied to the payment Of the
grounds and improvements. After all debts are
paid no admission fee will be charged. Any
person not able to pay will be admitted free.
The grounds are located three miles west Of
Butler, in a pleasant locality, about eighty rods
from William Martins. on the Butler and
Whitestown road Plenty Of good water and
good road leading to the grounds.
Persons desiring lots should call on j. +.
Mckee, Butler. G. HARPER, Sec'y.
j. p. MCKEE, President
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-05
NOTICE.

In June, 1879, | moved my photo
graph gallery from Jefferson street to
my present location in the new Union
Block, on Main street, where have
one of the finest lights and best ar
ranged galleries in the western part Of
the State. Nothing but first class pic
lures are made by me, and all are fine
ly re-touched and artistically finished
at less prices than the photographers
of the city, from where have quite a
number of patrons in charge, and my
work is better than that Of most of the
city photographers. | warn my pat
rons that the rooms on Jefferson street,
formerly occupied by me are now oc-
cupied by another man, with whom |
have no business connections, and that
any representations of his to the con-
trary are false. JOHN. p. ORR.
April 2Sth, At.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-05
One Way to Economic.

Many poor man, if required to ac-
count for the manner in which he has
expended his income, would find bills
of his family physicion for medical
services" among the leading items.
In seven cases out of ten, acute disea-
ses are the result of some neglected
chronic disease. Thus, fevers invaria-
bly, results from diseased conditions of
the blood and liver, and a timely use
of Alternative, or blood-purifying, and
cathartic remedies would have averted
the prostrating illness, that often
leaves the system irreparably injured.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medican Discovery
and Pleasant Purgative Pellets are the
best Alternative and cathartic medicines
vet compounded. Full directions are
given for administering them, together
with an accurate description of the
symptoms demanding their use. They
will not cure all human ills Gas some
medicines are advertised to do,) but
they will cure the diseases for which
they are compounded AID recon-
mpn0ed
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-05
Sacramertal Wine.

Speer's Port Grape Wine is pure,
unintoxicating wine, made from the
finest native grown Port Grapes. 1t
is especially adapted to the use of
Christian Churches, and guaranteed to
retain its grateful flavor and essential
qualities unimpaired for any period.
Much used by invalids. The princi-
pal churches in New York and Brook
lyn have adopted its use. For sale by
ID. III. WULLER.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-05
DEATHS.

KELLY-In Butler township, on April 29,
inst, Mr.. Samuel Kelly, aged about so years.
COOPER-April "a, 1880, at Saxon Station,
this county Mrs. Christiana Cooper, wife of
Samuel Cooper and daughter of Mr.. William
Lardin, of Clinton township, aged 40 years and
6 months.
GRAHAM-At his residence, in Jefferson
township, this county, on Tuesday morning,
4th inst, Joseph Graham, Esq, aged So years
and 20 days.
Joseph Graham was among the very oldest
citizens of this county, living in it nearly all his
life. He was a soldier in the war Of 1912, and
has been an active, useful and industrious man
all his life. More than forty years ago he was
elected Commissioner of the county, in which
position he served with integrity and fidelity
to the people. As a neighbor he was kind and
obliging Recently we recorded the death of
younger brother, Daniel Graham, Esq, of
Brady township, and Mr.. Patrick Graham. of
Jefferson township, is now, we believe, the only
brother left of large and much respected fam
lily.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-05
BORO. ORDINANCE.

A. Ordinance relating TO Licensing Hacks
~ and other Conveyances, carrying passen-
gers within the borough of Butler
SECTION /. BE it ordained by the Town
Council Of the borough of Butler, and il is here
by ordained by authority of the same. That
from and after the passage and legal publica-
ton Of this Ordinance, it shall not be lawful
for any person, not permanent resident OF
said borough, owning, driving or in any way
exercising any control over any Hack or Hacks
Omnibus or Omnibuses, Carriage or Carriages,
or any Vehicle or Vehicles of any kind what
soever, to any such conveyance or convey
ances for transportation of passengers for money
from and to points within the borough, or from
a point in said borough to point outside of
said borough, without first procuring license
from the Chief Burgess, or in his absence or IN
ability, from the President of the Town Coun
Gil for which he. she, or they shall pay the
sum Of $40 for each and every day for each ve-
hicle with two more horses or mules, and the
sum of 50 for each vehicle with one horse or
mule.
SEC. 2. Any body offending against this Or
dinance shall be sub ect to fine of S25 for each
day such violation continues, TO be enforced by
arrest, trial and sentence of Chief Burgess or a
Justice of the Peace; and on default 10 pay the
fine imposed, to be committed to the Lookup
for period not exceeding As hours Any per-
son conspirng with or in any way aiding or
abetting non residents to evade the provisions
of this Ordinance, shall be liable to arrest, and
upon conviction, AS in case Of residents,
shall be liable to like fine and punshments as
non-residents.
SEC. 3. The officer arrestng such offender,
and Magistrate shall be entitled TO fees same as
for similar services, TO be collected from the
parties; and such Magistrate shall have power
TO compel attendance Of witnesses by subpoena
or attachment.
SEC. 4. This Ordinance shall not apply To
conyeyances in use for the transportation of the
United States Mail. NJ j. REIBER,
i. NJ. EASTMAN, Clerk. Pres't.
A. l.. REIBER, Chief Burgess.
Approved April 18th, 1880. lmy5:3w
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-05-05

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