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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
EVENING, APRIL 20. 1880.

more surely. Last year under the in
fiuence of large crops. the influx OF gold
and talk about the increase of business,
some faltered, but l never despaired. L
knew the rally would come, and the reports
show that it has come much sooner than l
expected. There is much inter-
est manifested in our movements.
OF the first speech l made over 3O0. 600
copies have been distributed, and for the
recent one in reply to General Garfield,
inquiries come in by every mail.
who will be nominated at Chicagop'
II can't say now, Hendrick B. Wright,
of Pennsylvania, is looming up considera-
bly, of late 1t will be between Solon
Chase. of Maine. Ben. Butler, OF Massa-
chasetts, and Wright"
"Fnr the second placer"
my present impression Is that Cham
bers, of Texas nominated lately by the
Pomeroy wing, will be chosen candidate
for Vice President"
That rather shuts you out9'
well, we feel this way, that it would be
impolitic to take any man now in Congress
who has a chance for reelection for a place
on the ticket, and we all think we can &c
back with a SMILEY. l have always told
AAAJ tAAS''No ViAoV iOb u CdLuiudbCs
think, besides other reasons, that my pro-
fession as minister would be used against
me were candidate"
Then you will stand again for Con
gress?
"Yes, and shall throw as much vigol
into the canvass as possible, and if no
elected shall go at once upon the rostrun
and fight this thing there. The money
power will not get rid of me, and shal
DO it as much damage there (f not more
than in Congress"
| INDIANAPOLIS, April 29-3 P. Nth,
National Greenbackers State Convention
met this morning at 10 o'cock, Mr.. Fergu
son, of Morgan County, Chairman. Tn
morning session was taken up in speeche
by De La Matyr and others. The afternoon
session opened at 1:30.
The platform adopted was the same a
usual as regards currency; denounces Kear
ney's arrest and is against the importation
OF Chinese. Robert Gregg OF Dearborn
County, is the nominee for Governor, an,
Thps. F. DeBruler, Of Spencer County, TO
Lieutenant Governor. The balance OF tn
ticket is not yet nominated. Everythin
is working harmoniously, and there is nj
excitement. t
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Minnesota Crop Prospects.
National Associated Press to the Star.

ST. PAUL, April 29.-The Pioneer Press
to-day prints a column of dispatches from
all points of the State showing the effect
of tie recent rains on spring seeding,
The general purport is that the progress
of farm work has been delayed every
where and especially in the Southern coun-
ties. Low ground is still too wet to work,
and seeding Is completed in but few locali-
ties. Probably one-fourth of the crop re-
mains to be sown. Early sown grain is up
and looks extremely well. With good
weather all might be finished in few
days. .l
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
CHAIRMAN WOOD ExoNERATED.
lecial to the Star.

CHAIRMAN WOOD EX0NERATEDs
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-The Committee
on Ways and Means to-day passed resolu-
ton exonerating Chairman Wood from any
wrong action or intent in reporting the
Hurd Bill. The Subcommittee unani-
mously testified that he had been instruct
ed by them to report the bill. The same
Committee also adopted and ordered to be
reported to the House fuckers Bill, which
provides for a reduction of the duty on
hoop-iron to 35 per centum ad valoreu.
sPRINaER-MANNINe INVESTIGATION.
H. H. Finley testified before the Com
mittee of Investigation in the Springer
Manning case to-day. Being shown the
anonymous letter he said that he saw it
then for the first time.
General johnson, attorney for Finley,
endeavored to show that his client at the
time the letter was written was of the
opinion that Springer intended to decide
in favor of Donnelly.
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Died Suddenly.

Napoleon Brisonneau, shoemaker,
boarding at No. 145 Elm street, died sud-
denly about half-past IL o'clock. After
going to bed he complained of feeling sick,
and in short time was dead man. Cor
oner Carrick was notified, who ordered a
post mortem examination to be made this
morning. Deceased was employed at Nc
Kensie's shoe store, on Pearl street, He
has wife and four children residing in
Detroit.
4 Coroner Carrick has ordered DR.. Bram-
BILE to make a post mortem examination,
and set aside the inquest for 4 o'clock this
evening.
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Died.

MAGNESS-At the residence of his father, in
Home City, at 1915 a. m. Thursday, Charles R..
Magness, aged 28 years and 2 months.
Funeral services at First Presbyterian Church,
Home City, Saturday at II a. m.
McCUE-Of pneumonia, at his residence. ITS
West Seventh street, Covington, KY, Michael
McCue, in the SD year of his age.
Funeral from h late residence, at 81 o'clock
Saturday morning. Requiem high mass at St.
Patrick Church at O'Clock.
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How it Happened.

The black eye worn by Captain Jack Con-
nelly is the result Of failure to properly
grasp the geographical situation of the
room upon returning home late Monday
night from Lodge. He was anxious not to
annoy the family, and having taken off his
boots, the Captain was quietly making his
way to bed, when he encountered piece
OF furniture that had made the circuit of
the room durin z the dav. This is house
cleaning season, and that is how 1t hap
pened. 9
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
Local Personal.

Mrs Pappenheim, Of West Fourth street,
has sailed for Europe.
' Rev. R. H. Rust, President-elect of the
Wesleyan Female College, is in the city.
The Professor of Surgery in the Miami
Medical College next season will be DR..
Penn cambridge.
Captain Lewis Wilson, starts for Charles
ton, s. c., next SATURDAY., as representa-
tive of the Knights OF Honor at the session
of the Grand Lodge OF the United States.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29

Most Rev. Archbishop Purcell will as
sist at the re-opening Of Holy Trinity
Church, Dayton, on Sunday, May 9th. In
the afternoon he will administer the Sacra-
ment of confirmation. In the evening
Rev. J. F. Callaghan, DID,, will deliver a
lecture. On Monday the Archbishop will
confirm class of boys at st. Mary's Acad.
emv, near DAYTON.
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EXECUTION AT wINNEMUccA.
nal Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN Francisco, April 29.-Charles Wes-
ley Haymers was hanged at Winnemucca
yesterday for the murder of T. K. West at
Paradise about year ago.
GEN. MARTHUR CONVICTED.
CHICAGO, April 29-The jury in the Nc
Arthur case found the defendant guilty
under the first, fourth. fifth and seventh
counts of indictments. His penalty is fine
of not more than double the amount of
embezzlement and imprisonment for not
less than six months nor more than ten
years. The defalcation was fixed at $50, 900.
The Court gave him time to apply for a
pardon and fixing his bail at $50, 900. set
June 1st as the day of sentence.
.g LEARNING TO BE A SAILOR.
CHICAGO, ILL. April 29-The fourteen
year-old son of Capt. Travis, of the schooner
William Jones, learning to be sailor, was
lost overheard off the Kensharo yesterday.
FIRE AT GLENwooD, IOWA.
GLENwooD, Iowa, April ga fire oc-
Cured yesterday morning in Doughty's s
building, and spread to several others, do
ing damage to the amount OF $4,000. In
surance $4,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
Marriage LlosnsaA
Thefollowlng marriage licenses have bee

ThefollOwlng marriage licenses have been
ssued since our last report:
George H. Bacon and Eliza M. Johnston.
Valentine Keller and Eugenia Kunkel.
Henry Weisz and Barbara Werner.
Theo R. Hill and Mary f. Williams.
Louis Schmidgoll and Eliz. Pieper.
Geo. N. Caldwell and Mary e. Gould.
Fred. Wolf and Anna Leipel.
Anthony ]. Hilmer and Theresa Morning.
G. E. Thurman and Sidney A. Munson.
Martin V. B. Hill and Hattie M. Jones.
Michael Gallagher and Ella Grogan.
John Hyland and Mary Reynolds.
A. Kleine and Charlotte w. Wehrmann.
john Walsh and Mary Mcnamara.
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College Of Bishops.

The College of Bishops began their meet
ings at St. PauPs Church yesterday after
noon, and will continue to hold meetings
at this place until the adjournment of the
Conference. The Bishops meet in execu.
tive session, but the object OF the meetings
is to prepare memorials to be submitted to
the Conference, and to determine upon
other questions which, in their judgment,
should be brought before the body.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29

Dr. Thad. A. Reamy will lecture at Nc
Lean M. E. Church this evening on the
subject, 1.-THE Skin in Health, and its Dis
cases." The lecture is for the benefit of
the Church.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
GREENBACK GILBERT.
Congressman De La Matyr Gives
His Reasons for the Faith
That is in Him.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 29.-Congressman
Gilbert De La Matyr, now attending the
Greenback Convention, in an interview to-
day, says:
'We are growing stronger every day all
over the country. slowly and conservative
ly without any great show, but all the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
SOCIETY NOTICES.

CINCINNATI COOPERATIVE TRADE SOCI-
I ETY. meets FRIDAY at s p. m, at 278 West
Sixth street. Everybody interested in seeing a
Cooperative Grocery established saving 10 10
per cent. on members purchases, invited to at
tend and join. Shares s.. Present membership
$50. Subscription book open at 189 Central ave-
nue.. Election OF Directors, May a. IT.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29

New Brighton CPa.) Water Cure,
A large and commodious health resort,
amid the enchanting scenery of the Beaver
River, 200 feet above its falls, 2S miles west
of Pittsbure, on the Pittsburg, Fl Wayne
& Chicago Railroad. Send tr DR.. FREAsE
for his 9th annual circular, forparticulars.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
Riot Bribers, Cases Postponed.
Associated Press to the Star. t,..r

PITTsBuRe, Pa, April 29.-The cases Of
Long, Smith, Lesenring, McCune and Shoe
maker, the remaining alleged riot bribers,
have been postponed at Harrisburg.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29

Now Bring on Your Saw.
National Associated Press to the Star.
TORONTO, OKT., April 29-Hanlan leaves
to-day for Washington. He takes three
boats, two wood and one paper. 2
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29

FLEMINGTON, N. Y, April 28-The wife
of Peter Hyler, at Redington, yesterday,
while feeding the chickens, missed her
little four-year-old child, and went to look
for her. To her horror she found the dead
body of her child suspended by the neck
from the door of corn-crib, which is built
in the wagon-house, and which worked up
and down in grooves.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17
Nowburr Notoa

JuLY lA-Dr. +. Nj. Don't, who recently
recovered from severe attack OF cong,s-
ton Of the brain, has been very low with
neuralgia Of the brain, of the optic and
auditory nerves and rheumatism of the
scalp. st THE writing he &c slowly con
yalescing.
The N. ID. s are all kept busy. Scarlc,
fever is raging. They should by this time
DC thoroughly Acquainted with the oaarac
acter OF this disease, as i has boon taking
the rounds for some time. Ncta So 90
william was offered by ouc NJ. d. 70 q
gentleman IL he would gave MIN The mCdi-
cine prescribed TO LIS family by another
doctor.
Mr. John Carr and wife. who have been
IL Tor some time, are now convalosolng.
Mestor Frank aud E.tio Ellis, son and
daughter OF c. Il El.is OK inis place, ase
very low with scarlc, fever.
\ daughter Of VIM. uurchlcr. who wac
low with scarlet fever, is conya,etclnc
also, two children Of August uorchlcr.
having the came disoGsc, arc convsluscins
T. +. Martin paid ovr town visit or
last week
I'M. Wm. G. Morley appears to +, y.ry
anxious 90 know how many persons SCI
whisky 10 NewUurg We are happy 10
inform The gentleman that no has cs.ab
l,shed another dogsyry, with the sisu IN
many places reading, picture Gallery "
ILoY are all Ioul & stamping business.
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PERSONALS

Dfs. Scott and Foglc, Of Cranberry,
were ia town Tuesday, and gnvo US pleas
Ant Gala
Dlrs. Francis Eoormans. M.ss Minnie
and Mlster Eddie 40 7ioiung friends AZ
Br3ndOhv;llo.
Mr.. r. l.. Butcher, Of Randolph county.
was Tic Cucat Of Jno. Barton Payne. T. o..
lost week.
We had a plcasan, emil lsst Monday
evening from our staunch Democratic
friend Chas. y. VickeTy, Of Cranberry.
Charley is ono Of The many reliable Dem
ocrals and substantial citizens OF Preston.
hr9. John 8. Bf1rdock, Of tbis place.
started 60 Newburg on Thurs lay morning
70 visit their dsughtor, Mrs. r. vi. Ciay.
tor, Of thlt place. Gre Clayious two
children are Dangerously SO wish dIph-
iberia
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17

On last Tuesday Rev Graham wac fl3h-
los in Cheat river with "hand iiLc" and
pole when something bocaG-e attached t.
his hook and gave al extraordinarily hard
K. Mr. Graham Immediately com
menced pulling and when it came to the
surface Of the water il proved TO DO q
pike about four feet long. 1t had swal-
loved the hook entirely, but instead of
the hook becoming fastened 10 the pike IL
caught in perch about ten inches long
which it had swallowed, ana when Mr..
Graham attempted to pull the pike from.
tho water on terra firms the little Il ID
with the hook in il clipped ont of the
large fshs mouth and the pike iomained
In the water. Three persons were with
Mr.. Graham at the time and witnessed
the whole occurrence.
Had this boon anybody else but q
preacher they would have been sufficiently
aggravated 10 have INDUCED IN latte
profanity, especially had it aocen q half
starved printer with several hundred dc
lnqucnt subscribers on his subscription
book Who had been cheated ont OF such q
square meal, but IS 1t was Mr.. Graham
took the matter Ycoy coolly and proceed
ed with bio fishing.
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"Nurpota of Gold -


We have received from the author. Mr..
John Hccrmans, Of Corning, II. y, b
bound volume OF biz lato work entitled
"Nuggcia Of Gold" Aud, in acknowledg
ing iis receipt, wo hardly know what
words to employ ia commcndns The high
anj nobjo sentiments Of is author. The
book is moro than ordinarily VOL written,
and is one which would do our couutry
good If Il was IA the haDda Of every Young
man and boy in Tho land. Its teachings
thoroughly studied, ana conscicntiously
pTacticcd, will lead TO success it, life.
Every young man who thinks anything Of
himself, or mis- future, should be The owner
OF copy. Phco, bound "a cloth, - %
Address j. Hccrmaus, Corning, New
York.
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Wanted 70 Got In.

A, l :,
~ '''''' y ''o'A DItroH policeman
''''0 upon man poun1'ng vigorously
~" "a, "''' CT aNwou'ns mousse and ne
's'''" "n'' rs wanted thcrc. lao FOUNDER
n. - t'N''9 wen SGT up 40 ,S'-hdlH
- - "'"' Si'Sc " 10 INC oiiI'i anu
~. w.. wv III LIS Cal
- - ~ "'' u"u "'"an' 10 G''
.,p.
80, 49,. ~ Wv" TO CAL eu'' osNou
w.
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COMMUNICATED.

Baboo Ram Chardra Bose, the lay dele
gate from the North India conference OF
the NJ. T. church 10 the late general CON
ference az Cincinnati, will he the guest OF
tho Hon. J. c. McGrow tor few days
next week, and will bo present at the
regular evening service OF the Nj. K church
on Thursday, July 81, o, s p. m
IL ia expected that on that occasion de
will deliver . short sddrcH.
Mr.. Bosc ie 4 naiivo of Bengal, Iadia !;
q convert u Christianity and a local
preacher in the NJ + church received
his education at Calcutta aud has taurh,
In the mission schools t.: horadabod. Since
the conference he has delivered lectures
In various cities o. the country, and 10
spoken of by the religious press GA & thor
ough English scholar and fac lecturer.
No admitlaucc fee will be charged
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17

up TO FGllowsyiac on saturday Tho
Governor thinks "bellc is not 50 bad
IN "ioea weather Why should YOU
ask us, Governor. iCthc bell rang whom
YOU had the belle by your side?
Work has been commenced on the
NJ Z church at tho camp ground by
hcssrs. shahcr N Comb.
Now YOU can hear them say, IL don't
know, but kinder spcct Hancock will
bc elected ALI yos, boys that's what
wo spcct ourselt.
Yours 10y lingo,
POILy q L,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17
Tunnolton Amin IIon { From

Tunnelton Again IIoa { From.
Here we come Listen to vs., thy wor-
Thy sire, and be convinced that we arc
among tho living Although we have
been dilapidntcd for months past. We
have been aroused to the sense Of our
duty since the Cincinnati Convention
Now we propose to shoot hot tomatoes
into tho Republican ranks and dcpiyo
them OF thcir oye sight
Nothing going ON here the llh to
make a fellow feel rs though ho had
tong Ices in his head. An The Young
sto.s spent their 9TH at Howcsyillo,
Rowiesburg and NcwJurg
The young men OF this place contom
plate giving grand ball in tn town
hall July Ord All lovers OF spot aro
cordially invited to attend Ice cream
lemonade, &c will b. in abundance
There was n general turnout OF the
Iunnclton folk, TO church at the camp
ground On Sunday Services were con
Quoted by Rcy. johnson, who, wo un-
dcrstand preached an nLlo sermon
both in tho morning and evening
There vos oI-o nrooc}.in, IN uis ,l,n,
ot . o'clock Surd,y oyani,o -, ~,
Barb Of Ncwburg, who ofIiciatcd in
lien Of Rev Rcvro,d N, porh,. .,,1.
Of preaching is earnest and enthusiastic
and has q cool ,rr..,. ,,,, cor,,.,.,,
ton
Dr. " II uorr ,,Io caroc amonr -.
few months mo l., we arc rI.asoJ IN
note. buil,lipp M, a rood m.,c.jcc Uo
f. n worthy ,i,ilrn his viG. i. or al,
bic lady. and no deserves tho ccncroI
enccoss with winch me IS rncoiips
J.L Weayor has rrc,oploJ biu,slf
Will O bran new ton carriage. A. =
Bonafcld viii, SOON be the owner OF O.
new curiagc. also. on. popuIar livery
man will have 10 PVT On Il nc,otiating
look, else hc will fan i'm arrcar, i'm thc
quality Of his carriages.
shnGcr IL Bonafcld arc sill shipping
lumber bark and slaves iu abundance
Tho sound Of tho falling ,nbor the
tcainster's whip, the bun Oh Tic saw aud
n general air OF business is noticeable
near the camp ground on and around
Mr q. j. shancr,s steam sass mill. lie
furnishes employment FOR aboo, fifteen
mcn, and is generous and Kind to biz
employee
Missca Dec and Gusry poack, two
charming and intelligent young bcilc,
Of Wheeling. who are visiting the Miss
shaGr' at Austin worc So ting pt ,hc
residence Of a >. BonaGelJs last week.
also, Misses Maggie and Iooty Shaner
Thos J. Bradcn killed o bagb yos'cr-
day Chat measured four feet two inches
from Gp 70 tip
Misses anna and BoIlo Monoroo and
Mr Wolf Of York Run, spent tho Sab.
bath u Tunnel,on. visiting Dr. and Mrs
o. i shancr.
Mrs y VIII nonafcid Of Eyanqyi.l,
NJ. U'stT.. r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17

We are sorry To learn that tho Ironddle
Furnace has not b en- making very mucG
iron daily lately. II vii. be rem, inferred
that this furnace wac stopped shor, time
for repairs, and during that time ii
slightly chilled. We hopo t. hear of the
difficulty being soon overcome, Cor eLoull
they have TO blow out ana clean on; the
the stack it would require 81: lcnGt two
months 10 perform the work, aud over
Two hundred men would be i1lc during
nc time
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17
Notice TO Creditors.

n the Crcdtoy8 ~ Laurence, BrOdcrjck,
dccCUgCd:
In pursuance Of decree OF tho Circuit,
Court Of the county OF Preston, made in
cause theron pending, to subject thi
real catate Of the said Lawrence BrOdcrict
20 The payment Of his dobts, you ere 70
qIircd 20 present your elaine against In,
said Lawrence BrodcriCk tor adjudication
10 Smith Crane, Commissioner, AZ bic
Office In snid county, ou or before the %.
dDy ~ August ucx.
Witness. Bmith. Crane, Clerk Of said
Court, this l5.h day of July, 1880
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Jgo. BARToS PAYNE, Pins Council.
jy1T SOGJ0O
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17

A coal dealer who is well known ~ the
people Of Kiuggooi, came into our holy
Of holes' tho other evening and related
the foliowing which ne sa.t we could use
for publication If 10 was our dcsrs 10 o.
co.
II went TO TIC mines the other day, and
while underneath The ground ] beard
something In the slack. at hrst though,
i might be rats gnawing At The cork of the
powderder can, and thinking the friction
might cause an explosion I instituted q
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17

There VIII bH q meeting of Hancock
mon at tho oNico OF John II Iiol., ESQ
on Saturday evening July ll:k, at g
o'clock for tine purpose OF mokire ar
rangomcnts for the organization OF "a
Hancock and English club Al Han
cock mon arc inyilcd 70 at,cri and
participate CoYwsyEe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17

We arc sorry 10 chronicle tho fact that
the children. OF the Rev. H. G. Blancy,
lately OF this place, now of Eavenswood,
have been seriously IN for some time.
Their little boy, Freddie, has been SO sori-
ously afflicted with tho erysipelss that he
is now entirely helpless. They surely
have the sympathy Of ,hoir many friends
j. this place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17

Tho railroad coEpany have notified the
express and frciRh, agent at Tunucl,on
thoi no goods ahnll leave that depot with
out .bc charges Tor transportation being
prepaid. 1h.s oausea our cltizena a great
deal Of Inconvenience.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17

There will nc grand ball sivon in Tie
town hail, at TunnCltoD, Friday evening.
July 2Srd. Those fellows 1t r.. know
how TO hByo Grst-clan time, and we are
sorry r. say tbal 10 will DO impossible for
us 20 be rrescnt TO enjoy the occ sion, as
rCquestcd.
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CnMMlselnnrn,a Orrlcr

KISowooD, W. Va, July 10, 1880.
lho parties 10 TIC aforementioned
cause will take notice that I shah, on the
29sJ day Of August noxt, at my oElce
Aforesaid, proceed to execute tho shove
mentioned decree 0t rcferonce
SMITH CRANE, Com'r.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE, PPlf3 Counsel
jy17S0-S125O
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We understand that the cam l.-mectlng
committee have refused 10 tllow any
grocery, lunch stand, barber shop or ice
cream stand on their grounds Near Tur
melton ihis year. How this v.r AT .hoso
attending remains 10 bo scon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-07-17

Our cniarprising butcher, Mr. John
Garner, hos been butcherng twice a week
since The commencement Of SUMMER. III
'uTnishos meat 10 tho citizrns Of thi.
place and to tho people e.. Josephine
Furnace