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Mr. Henry T. wartman' VINO mas
spent the winter in Jacksonville Fl0rid"
at the home of his daughter, returned 10
Harrsonburg on Friday week.
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IN which JudgeJ. n, Hendren, = few
weeks since, suffered similar msior-
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News In Brief.

G. j. Robinson, OF no. 100 South
Third ST. Brooklyn, committed suicide
on Wednesday of last week on account
OF excessive grief at the death of his
mother-ln-law a monument to this
man by the much abused mothers in law
will now be i'm order.
At Columbia Tenn. on Friday Of
last week Milton Carter was met by
Henry Holcombs. of that place. who
without warning knocked him down.
Garter drew revolver and shot his an
tagoDist, killing him. Carter is q wild
over and wanted to. marry Mrs, Davis.
a widowed daughter of Hoicomb, who
forbade the match and ordered Carter to
ieave the town or he would kill him.
Cuiley,. a noted highwayman of the
Deadwood region, was FROSTED by two
oihcers, who adta,journey forty miles
70 take him to Jail. An rode on horse
PACK, tho prisoner between his cartors.
The possibility of escape was dis cussed
on the way, CuIley maintaining that he
could put spurs to his horse and get
away, because this beast was the freshes
OF the three, and the officers arguing that
ne could be riddled with bullets before
he got out of range. Suddenly, Curlev
put ms plan into execution, dashng5 Off
at full speed; but the officers theory
proved sound. for they easily killed him
with heir pistols.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA, IS.
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court or
Preston county, on the first monday of
FEBRUARY, 1880.
Samuel F. Conner and Guy A. Bishop
u.s.
Henry Smith,, John II. Neiman, John
Gensler. Joseph Feather, John Zweyer.
and Henry Clay Hagans, surviving
partner Of the late firm of Hagans n
Gibson. which said firm was composed
OF said Hagans and Joseph Ill. Gibson,
deceased.
In EQUITY.
The object Of this suit is to enforce tho
collection Of the unpaid purchase money
against the Stuck Mill property" In the
bill menticne
And 1t appearing that the defendant.
john Gensler, Is not a resident OF this
State, he is, therefore, hereby required TO
appear hoie. at Rules to be held for said
Court, en- the first Monday OF March
next, and 90 what is necessary to pro-
tect his iptorerests herein. And II Is or
dered that Che foregoing be published in
the WEST Virginia Argus-a weekly
newspaper published In this county.
A copy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE, Atty for Prfr.
le1t4SS so
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duced the school here very much. =
We were highly entertained q
lew evenings ago, at spelling match
gwen by Albert NJ. Cobun. Albert
is one OF Valleys best. teachers.
We were glad to learn that the
Tunnelton ladies and gentlemen
were pleased with their visit to this
town, and hore they will enliven us
with their company again soon.
Ell. Hartley has the boss colt OF
this burg; he spends his leisure 10
ments in learning it to rack.
Quite a number Of our farmer,
talk of going to Chicago for cattle
in short time.
Come one, conc all, and oign fol
the ARGUS. 80 KhAur
February f6
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
AUSTEN NOrES.
correspondence of the Argus.

correspondence of the Argus
Two children of William Cord IN
have died within the past week of
diphthera, the third and the only
one. is quite i'll with the same dis.
ease. Diphthsra, when in it's worst
iorlo, seems to defy ali medical
skill. Although its ravages are
conf ned mostly to children, yet, at
no distant day. We predict, IN loss
It's onW .rd march is by sanitary
precautions arrested, it will spare
no age, and admits will be It's vic
time In as great um bers as TO-DAY
ere the little innocents.
a son of Cbas. Jessop is living
dangerously ill with fever ut this
writing.
John Moony, who has been con
hned to his room for over month
from the effects of wound received
while in the army, is now abe to
walk out and see his shadow.
NJ irtin Bioderick has been verv
sick Tor the past two weeks. but
soon will be able to look after the
mule drivers again.
After preaching a good sermo n
here on last Sunday. Rev. Amman
OF the DnnKardo church, baptized
Tom Taylor by immersion.
The prettiest girl in Austen, says
that she intends to take advantage
OF Leap Year privileges.
On last Saturday, shortly after
the arrival Of certain young nan
from function, our town became
suddenly flooded with comic valen.
tines. Young men will bear in
mind that this is not the year for
the to send valentines. The ladies
VIII look after that important mat.
ter. TYRo.
February 10.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA, S.: 4s ,
At Rules held In
the Clerks office Of tho County Court of
Preston County, q the first Monday of
February, 1880.
JOSEPH w. FALKENsTINE, administers
tor Of Lewis Falkenstine, deceased,
Us.
WIN. A. FALKENsTINE.
IN ASSUMPSIT.
TIE object Of this suit Is to collect from
the defendant 1917. 20, due to the estate of
Lewis Falkenstine, deceaS ed and to sub
ject his interest in said estate to the ID "
ment of the said debt.
And it appearing that the defendant.
VIM. A. alkenstine, is not a resident of
this state, he is, therefore, hereby re-
CURED to appear here at Rifles TO be held
for the said Court ON the first Monday of
MFR ia next, and do " hat is necessary to
protect his iptere. Is herein. And il ia
ordered that the foregoing be published
lin the West Virginia Argu s,s-ia,vaekfy
newspaper published in this county.
A copy-Test:
j. AMI MARTIN. Clerk.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE, Atty for Pr.
fe7t4S7 80
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Notice to Take Dispositions

TO JOHN NELSON BAKER:
that shall. on the I'd day of Mar CHI. 1850.
at the reside zee of John Walter, near
Evansville, Preston county, w. Va.
between the hours of a. IN. and g %. m.
OF that day, proceed to take the Deposi.
tons OF Frank Jenl FMS, Elizabeth Wal
ter and others. And on the 5;h day of
Mach 1880. ct the office OF NJ. II. Don't.
Esq, Grafton, Taylor county, West Va
between the said hours of6 a. IN. end &
p. M, proceed to take the Dispositions of
DIR. A. III. Thayer and others, to be read
as evidence on my behalf in a certain s,iit
in Chancery pending in the Circuit Court.
in the county of Preston. wherein YOU
are defendant and am plaintiff. And
II from any cause the taking of the said
dispositions be not commenced on said
days respectively. or if commenced and
not concluded on the said DAYS, the taxi
ing of the same will be continued from
day to day, or from time to time, at the
same places and between the same hours,
until the same shall be completed.
Respectfully yours.
MARY ELLEN BAKER
by her Counsel, JNo. BARTON PAYNE.
Kingwood, w. Va, Jan. 80. 1881.
fe7t4SS
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular Corresponde ,tl =.

From our regular Corresponds -.
WASHINGTON, February Is.
Fashionable society ct the capital
now takes o recess, after several
%eeks'oi unusual gaity. For a time
the round of parties and receptions
oease, and the devotees OF fashion.
lollie's got a respite from their dis
slpetiops. Lent must bssto them q
most welcome rest. The receptions OF
the White House tnis season have
been more largely attended and
brilliant than any since the fraudu-
lent president took possession Of it.
AT the last public reception on Sat-
urday night there was a rush, and q
good part OF the crowd appeared Ia
have come in from the street on the
way home iromrtheir dai'y labors.
Ii is one Of the forcibie illustrations
OF the spirit OF this government to
see high and low, capitalist and la
oorer alike welcome to struggle G.,
mdSse through the spacious and ele-
CANT parlors occupied by the CHIEF
magistrate Of the land, and grasp
their rulers by the hand.
But the heightened and aristo-
cratic reception occurred on Tuesday
evening, when Mr. and Mrs. Hay es
received the Diplomatic Corps. l,
was really brilliant, not to say
gorgeous affair. The bill introduc-
ed IN the House at the extra session
to make the Com miss oner OF Acri.
culture Cabinet officer, has got a
favorable report from the Commit
tee, but it will never go beyond this.
The proposition has generally been
regarded as one OF LeDuc's crazy
schemes. The tax paying people Of
this country are opposed to any in
crease OF their burdens in the chap
Of additional ofiice.h olders. Then,
from political point Of view, there
is very little probability of the pas
sage CT this bill. A democratic Con.
gress will not be likely to enlarge
the powers and add to the patronage
and influence Of a republican, admin.
istration. This bill will have array :
ed against it all the interests except
that OF agriculture. Whenever it
comes before the House, am end mente
will be offered to create a depart
ment OF commerce. departm ent OF
manufactures, and departments rep
resenting other interests, each to be
presided over by a cabinet officer
with the usual assistants, and secre-
tarles and other accessories. It will
be commended that commerce, for in
stance, is as much entitled to a po-
sltion In the cabinet as agriculture
The opposition to the bill is so strona
that 1T will be defeated, notwith-
standing a favorable report from the
committee.
There are rumors on the street to.
day OF little unpleasantness. be
tween Mr.. Hayes and John Sher-
man. - lie reported that HAYES
took the Secretary to task for using
the Treasury!to forward his presi
DENTAL aspirations and charged that
he had "StultiGed the Administ,a
ton. Report has it that Rutherford
got right up on his ear and informed
Sherman that the Civil Service rules
must not be entirely ignored, at leasl
not so long before election.
Drove
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A MOTHERS UNFORTUNATE Mis-.
TAKE

On Monday morning last about IL
O'Clock Mrs. William Maxwell, who
fesides Mt the west end of Main street
administered to her babe, nine weeks
old, hall tea spoonful OF laudanum
mistaking 1t for preparation she lad
in the house for Group. Mrs. Maxwell
was not aware OF the fact at the time
that there was any lsudanum I'm the
house. and her mistake was not discov
cred for several hours after the fatal dose
bad been administered. A physician
was called as soon as, the mistake was
discoyered, but all efforts to restore the
little one w,re'unavailing, and by twelve
O'Clock the same evening the poison had
done it's fatal work. Mr.. Maxwell and
ms wlie are peculiarly unfortunate with
their children. Only a few wears AGO q
little son of theirs got hold of a revolver
In the house unknown to his parent,
and while playing with It shot himself
through the body infiicting wsund
from which he died in n few hours
GRAFTON sentinel.
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preparation -oI$l35, 900 for,the sup
port OF certain Ipdian tribes for
the present fiscal year, and it
passed,
Mr.. Frye from the Committee
on the Inter Oceanic Canal, reported
resolution calling on the Secretary
OF the Navy for ali information and
correspondence touching the Inter
National Canal, now IL possession oil
bis department, and not hei ct oiore
published. Adopted.
The bill coming over from last
Friday for the relief Of certain cit-
lzens OF Lynchburg. Va, and re
funding to them taxes irnpro perly
collected on the manufacture Of
tobacco, WAS passed. Yeas ISL
nays SO.
The following nominations were
confirmed. West Virgins, George
Z. Latham, First District; Utah,
John B. Neil, District Of Utah; w
F. Goodspeej. OF Ohio. u. S. Man
shall for the Northern District OF
Ohio; edward s. Wheat, u. S. Mar
shall tor the Middle District of Ten
nessee; Postmaster VIM. Alex lnder
OF Charlton, Iowa.
The following nomina ton OF ST.
rervlsor Of eonsus was rejected; John
5. Sted'ger, Of the Third District Of
Iowa.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA, 49,.
At Rules held in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court of
Preston county, ON the first Monday of
February, 1880.
MARY ELLEN BAKER
Us. IN EoIrITy
JOHN NELSON BAKER.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain from
the defendants divorce n,ensa ct tho,o.
and obtain from the defendant alimonv
and the possession of the children in the
bill mentioned.
And it appearing that the defendant.
John Nelson Baker, Is not resident OF
this State, he is, therefore, hereby re-
CURED to- pear here, at Rules to he
held for said Court, OH the first Monday
OF March next, and do what is necessary
to protect his interests herein. And II &
ordered that the foregoing be pull Iished
In West Virginia a rgus, "a weekly
newspaper published in thi , county.
A copy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE, Atty for Ppf.
fe7t4S7 25 -.
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PINE GROVE PENOILINGs.

Local Correspondence of the A rgus.
Married. on Sunday last Feb. Is
1880, by Rev. Daniel Titcbenell
Mr.. jacob Albright and Miss Ly
dia e. Dodge.
Letitia A, Lewis, about Is years
old, daughter Of John Lewis, deceas.
ed, eloped with Silas Dell, strsn
shaver ircm Bedford county. Pa
last ThuIsdsy.- she left home nm
der the prstence Of visiting a rel
alive in the neighborhood, but went
to Portland, where she was met bv
Dell, and together they took an
eastward bound train, to parts nm
known.
Samuel Albright has moved 10
daoklebarney.
Mr.. Goodina has moved back from
Grant County,
At VIM. G.. Kelley's, it's a boy
this time; and at VIM. Hardesty 8.
Vt IS the first one, AID q girl.
Mira. Goodlng, who has been sick
Tor some time, is convslesiug.
Can
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Commissioners Sale

The undersigned Commissioned an.
pointed by decree of the County Court
Of Preston in the case OF
WILLIAM L. RINGER
pS.
LUNsFoRD i. LUDwIG.
WI sell house and lot of ground in
tee town OF Brandonville, the same that
was conveyed to said Ludwig by Sarah
Harmed. Said lot is said to contain one
acre OF land. Ii is very desirable prop-
erty. Title believed to be good, sale
Court house in Kingwood
ON MONDAY, MARCH 81, $780,.
the first day of the next term of the Cir
cult Court of Preston Co.
TERMS OF SALE-So much cash i'm
hHnd as will pay the costs ofsuit, includ-
ing costs of sale, and the residue ON n
credit of six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving bond and good security for
the sane.
WIN. q. BROWN, JR.. Com'r.
Feb. 10, 1850. fe2lt4s6 so