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that the coming Republican Pr,s4
idential ticket Will be Grant and
Blaine. We believe that a large
majority Of the so-called Repuoh-
can party desire the nomination oil
Grant atd Blaine, and % do we.
No otter nomination would or could
make so square fight az this. II
The people are really hauEeripg
alter "a strong government" Graul
ABOVE all others ytanIC pre-eminent
as tbs man who, if elected, may b.
counted upon with absolute Ger
,ainty TO give them Ell they want
OF 1t. IL the people are tired Of
Democratic Constitutional govern.
mant-tired Of governing Themselves,
they could not possibly DO better
than to dominate and elect Grant
and Blaine Believing frn y as we
do that popular government ia this
country would not survive the cleo
ton OF Giant or auy other so called
Republican Of tue advanced strong
government or impo ialisiic school
We have a. abiding faith first IN az
overriding Providence and n,xt in
the patriotism and good seuse Of the
people TO prevent so great a ca'am-
ity.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Commissioners Sale.

JAMES EVANS, J In the Circuit Court
rs. Of Preston 1,,,,,,t,.
JoHS w. Low, &c. J West Vjr,inis ~
'hc Chaucory side thereof
BY virtue ofp decree rendered at bo
october term. 1879, OF said Court. in said
cause, viii sell az the front door of tho
'ir~house ol I'D county ian kiugvOod
t' tho highest bidder, on
Monday, the s,h Day Of March.
$50, it being the March term. 1850 or
lhr ouuty Court VI said cluutyJ tho
100 ACRES or LAND
COR so mu as shall be uccc,cs s,,.,.,
i' nc 1871, Exhibits and Decree dc-
o.'' SITUATE IN Valley District. in,
Sud county adjoining hc lands OF John
w 'uSriHan and others. ana sDlt .p,t
conveyed Nv tic plaintiff to- the def,nJ.
ant JOnn W. Low
Tho portion of said land sold bv aaid
Low 1" The defendant, Calvin T.. Bitchor
cnutnl' ing
iiflftlfi AND TnRRg rpURrns Acpgs.
viii o st 5e offered and ir il sr,plJ al
70 SNu Tor y sum sufficient 90 satisTv -,;I
pIaIniih debt, interests and costs tl,sU
,he Whoio % said 10 acres OF land viii
be offered for sale.
S'iI land is fertile and situate i'm o
HyYu nciEhbOrhOpd, and desirable
Ih terms Of salo will be orou0b ,,.t,
NO mana 90 pay costs OF suit and cxDepso.
OF safe, and then % credit OfC. ~ ana ~
months Tor so much rs may bo suuiriei,t
I'D Jay tbc sum oi sji7 i6 wish interest
ron. tho 9,h Of October 1870. and fb,
PuIch',e money bn"ds r the defendant
low. duo respectively or TO Ist ali
April, 1890 aud lsi oil Aprl. 1881. o,I
Tor TIE residue iu cqual installnlet,ts IN
nt'pho due rcsp'cuvely on the LAT 81
y pm IsEl 1853 and 1884, king from
tle PHch'"or notes win good sccuritv
with interest '''S
.LAREN o. j.. OLLIE, spccg Conf.
'''. '' '''V fc71tl2 rs
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THE LESSON OF HISTORY.

who tho D--l is Bayard Pr
Correspondence Of the Argus.J
1t issald that history repeats it.
SIT. We now have al unusual nun
Der OF eminehs statesmen in the
country, many Of whom are aspir-
ants ioi tie Presidency. The
friends o General Grant have given
him boom that woald seem dis
couraRing to all others. Indeed dur
ing his recent short stay with uq,
1t savored OF msD-worsh'p. Grant
can to-day by tho exercise Of that
generous rnagnsninity which hed.s-
played on the field of Apomatox
cave behind him name unsur-
passed oy any tbet has gone before
NJ n, CT by display OF selfish ambi-
ton be can lose much oil the fame be
has ready woo. Ia 1874 the nam.
es OF Clay, Webster, Cdss, C .lhoun
and Benton, along with others, were
sposen Of in connection with the
Presidential election OF that year
Bot the boom Of Henry Clay was
frat and loudest cf them all and not
unlike that of Graut oil to-day.
Well might he friends a-d admirere
love aud honor him, Tor be was never
surpassed In has devotion
to his friends. The great
body CT our peop.e then as now were
opposed TO mao worship, on the
ground that 1t was dan eerous tc
nbetty. The cooler he ads OF the
country resolved to "hea1 off," #
they could, the wild enthu sissm Of
the friends OF Mr. Clay. For this
purpose they called = Convention at
Nashville, who, ignoring all the as
p Ianls, nominated man unkuownio
lame. James X. Polk, an honest man
ana an emlnsnt and true patriot
When the nominee Of the n shvil,e
Convention was g ven lo The public
many inquired, who - james K
I Dix? HIS name, however, soon
became familiar TO the voters AMI he
was elected 10y large majority.
Ihe wisdom and sasaclty OF the PEG
pie were demons ra.ed by wh4. FOL
lowed. Dnrng hls administration
%uf claim on the Pacific coast was
success July settled, giving us the
present State Of Oregon and the
Territory Of WA3hington the r.
nublic OF Texas was annexed to our
Union as State; whipped Mexico
and made her behave herself. ana
acquired California with trat vast
Territory embracing Nevada and
New Mexico. BY this addition 10
the old States we now ov. ard
have jurisdiction over the most valu-
bic portion Of the New World ens
bling Us with discretion to fulfil
that high destiny decrg, Ell for ard
urom;sed ns by our Fathers. r..
pnolIc2 do not always need captivat-
ing orators or ruccessluI generals for
Their leaders. Rome had her Caesar
and France her Bouaparte. Allthat
gIi3tenS IS not gold. | was remind
ed oi The occurrences Of 1914 bv a
i1en1 cf mine the other day spying
10 me, VINO the d is BaIard
that che people are taking about 70,
Prcsident? PREsTcy
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IIOUSE.

The following bills we're intro
cuced aud referred: Making silver
cert fcates receivable at the u S.
Treasury in redemption of circuia-
ting notes Of the issue Of the Ma
uonal banks, and requir ag Che
Secretary of the Treasury. 10 pay
the current interest on all regists
United States bonds, without res
pect to date Of assignment or trans
fer.
The morning hour having expired,
The Houee went iuto Committee of
tue Whole OF TIE revision of the
rules. Without action the comm.
tee rose.
MIR. Davis, from the Banking and
Currency Committee, reported back
the bill authorizing National Lanks
to make loans on mortgages on real
estate. Ordered printed and re-
committed
Adjourned.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

by virtue Of three several DEGREES of
mo circuit COHri OF Preston COUNTY
rendered respectively, at tito October
Term therepi, 1878, and at the October
y. .s.nl lNereoI' 1919, IN the matter OF tie
lhIcc several tracts oG waste and unlDDro-
pirate for cited land, described below
inc Undersigned, Commits sionorOr Schoni
LANDS OF SAID county, will, on
tuesday, the 9th Day Of March.
1851, being the md day Of the Comfy
''urD' proceed to sell the sail tbrre
tracts OF land or the benefit of the school
fund, tp,Eit; o of
FOURTEEN AND ONE HALF ACRES
Lying In Portland district. IN 4, ia conn
w ADJOINING the lands of Lucy 4 foo
'''N ivots. This tract il i'm foyst,
P'~SaDlo soil, and clothed with good rim
Der. u vii. DO sold as waste oud ia
"PPIoprIatod land 4 lsO another tract
cona ming 80
ONk HuNDRaD AID Ninety gIoHr AonRs
Lying i'm Portland district. IN s,io con-,
W Hnu WHICH bcctnc forfeited To tbo
Ht,tc IN inc name Of V. Casstp ord
VIII ne sold as forfeited and T,js
tract Us SAID TO have good soil q. a 80
Hagie umbef and about ~ acres cleared
anu ~ cultivation, Also another trsct or
Two HrNDRgD AND SEVENTY rgo AoRrs
lying in Union district, of said county.
on, tho waters Of Youghegsny river. aud
winch was yrioitod jar tito name OF
h'HAs Codingtun and f. the same
u'ct winch vas conveyed TO said cod
iins'on by Daniel Albright AMI vito ON
nV iV'n d9y oi June, lS72. This is said
70 Do valuable tract OF land.
FERRIS or SALF.--Drc foortb OF H.
purchase money tor each tract Will lie
required iu hand and for tho resi- Tue i'm
e'cn case q credit % twolvs months viii
ne gwen, tho purchaser giving bond
WIZ E"'d porsrnal security for the de-.
t silo1 illsl ,iIinnent The tltlc will 30 re-.
nave been pad
EOBT. W. MONROE.
Coh oi school Lands for Preston 90
N'ns"3oi, W. Va, Feb. Z, 1850.
4tsit.25
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The Staals-Zstung, tho leading
German organ Of New York, in
speaking Of the probable nomination
OF Gen. Grant for thnd term, SAYS.
Those good people who have i'm
aglned that they could disI ute awav
Grants nomination will be rendered
poorer by ore hope less through
Don Cameron success in Penney
Vania.
They will also presently have q
rney light set ~ tor them by Cork
ling 10 New York and Illinois viii
then follow II the footsteps Il !.ese
two States.
Accoid Ugly, and wi. bout cen
siderinR other States which NAV in
suuct Their delegates, Grant is Ger
tam TO enter the Chicago Couyen
ton with 10 delegateg. The con
ventlon consists OF 1855 dsIscstes
and 30 will form the majority
necessary for nomination The
~ votes which Grant viii reoui-e
10 make up tbs majority will ali be
inrnisbed ~ the Southern States
"nich together possess ZIG votes. d"
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February 6.
HOEIS L

Consideration OF tie pending bill
to relieve John Owen, OF Virginia.
Of political disabilities wes resumed
and was opposed by Mr.. Con ger Of
Michigan In violent speech, which
WAS replied to by Mr.. Goode of
Virginia. Alter further discussion
the bill was passed yeas l66; NAYS
46. The oil .emovng the political
d,sabiIaties Of Joseph A. Seawel,
Of Virginia, was then PASSED without
objection. The House went into
Com ult:ee Of the Whole on the pri-
yate &C. sndar, and after agreeing to
5nt two pension oils, rose, AMI the
HouGs adjourned.
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TFIs seems to be good year for
monuments 6o,h IN and out Of
Congress--at least for proposing
them. The bill to erect one to Gen.
Herkimer viii probably become a
law; the 500 900 Yorktown mon
ument il favorably regarded the
Bennington monument ia appealing
to Congress for $4,000, and sever
al others are under consideration.
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A special lug OF the Chamber
OF Commerce of New York will be
held on Saturday afternoon, Febru-
airy 81, to consider a suggestion to
erect monument TO mark the spot
on Wall street now occupied by the
Sub Treasury building where George
Washington took the oath of Office
for the first time on Tuesday April
so, 1899.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
WEST VIRGINIA. SIS.

WEST VIRGINIA, SIS.
At Rules held in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court of
Preston county, on the fist Monday of
February, 1880.
MARY ELLEN BAKER
as. ~ Fo,-trv
JOHN NELSON BAKER.
The o. ject Of this suit Is 10 obtain from
the defendant divorce a ll5snau II tLo,o
aud obtain from the defendant alinonv
aud the possession Of the children in the
bill mentioned.
Ana 1t appearing that the defendant
John Nelson Baker, il not resident OF
this state, he is, therefore, hereby 70
CURED to n poa- hcge. at Rules to Lc
held for sad Court, On the first Monday
Of March uo>t, and do what is nocossa,.v
10 protect his interests herein. And il IS
orderei ina, the foregoing he pu Iished
in thc"Wcst NirLinia Argus. "a weekly
newspaper published in Thu county.
y copy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE, Atty for Pm.
fe7tiS7.25.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.
70 JOHN NELSON BAKER.

TO JOHN NELSON BAKER:.
Take notice
that shall, on the . day Of MAJ ch, iSst.
AZ the reside zee OF John Walbnr. near
Evansville, Preston county, W. Va.
between the hours of a. ~ ana &. d. mn
OF TINT day, proceed to take the Deposi~
tons OF Frank Jeni ins, Elizabeth Wal
ter aud others. And on the IN div OF
MAJ ch. 1850. ct thc office OF NJ II. Dent
Esq, Grafton, Taylor county. West Va
between the said hour, of 8 n. IN. and 4
p. m, proceed to take the Deposition, of
Dr. A. IL. rhayor and others. to be yeod
rs evidence on my b ,halfin a certain suit
i'm Chaucery pending i'm the Circuit Court
IN the county OF Preston. wherein YOU
are defendant and am plaintiff. And
IL rom any cause the taking of the said
dispositions be not commenced, on said
days respectively, Ur il commenced and
not concluded on the said DAYS, the tax.
ing OF the same viii Ice continued from
day to day, or from time t. time. nj tEo
same places and between The same hCurs
until the same shall be completed.
Respectfully yours.
MARY ELLEN BAKER
By her Counsel, JNo. BARTON PAyTr
hIngwood, w. Va, Jan. 80. -IsSI.
fc1 tISg
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FORTY-sIXTn CONGRESS.
WARRINGTON. February 4.
SENATE.

GEAN y -.
Mr., Hereford introduced a bill
to repeal the act OF January a. 1864
conierng or the Quartermaster-
General, CommIsssry General and
Accounting Ciiicer Of the Treasurv.
authority 10 examine, adiudicate aud
Sc tie the claims accruIuF 20 loyaI
citizens oil the United States Tor
supplies taken by or furuisbei jor
the use Ct and used by the United
States ermies The bill coniers
Jnrsjiclou p sucn cases to United
Statcs Dlstrcl Q .urts, which shall
certify their judgment to Congress.
aud Congress may appropriate mon
~ to Pay suon Judgments IT lsvo
able. Al such claims now pendI 4.
before Congress or the officers above
named are also referred by The tiII
tc The District Courts. Referred
The senate then took up the Ser.
sie bill for the relief OF Edward
Brsdon anil John w. Angus. T.
directs The Secretary OF the Tree.
ny 10 lay Bradeu and Angus 1928.
% tor extra isJgr and material tx-
pended ln the construction oi The
y lartermaster's supply depot al
San Antonio, TexsA
On motion The bin was referred
10 tAs Court OF Claims.
= bi.l suthorHDg tho conversion
oi psilonai gold banks INTO n,tIcnal
osnks passed aud the Ssnate went
INTO executive session.
When the doors we're reopaned
tue senate adjourned.
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this womsu's husband Was 10 h.r.
People who think the eek Of our
government; had better not be twist
ed should do al in their power to
twist the neck Of the Third Term
Grant patty.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Tho personal property Of David Wheel
es; deceased, will be offered at public
sale At Rsedsville, Preston county. "
Va on Thursday, Februu v 70, 1880.
Any perso1 WISHING To rent a farm In
= mon district or at Rockville, for a cash
rent, would do well To apply TO
JOHN w. GUSEMAN
Executor Of David Wheeler. decd.
Reeds lille, Fob. /, 1857, fe7t3
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SENATE.

Resolutions from the L1uisana
Legs azure, declaring that Kellogg
was MOI legelly elected Senator and
that SPoltord was, and should have
a seat were ordered printed aud re-
ierred
Mr.. Wallace introduce a b.ll 70
prohlhlt the arrest OF election cfi,-
ere on election day. Referred.
liter an executive sessioJ. ad-
lourued.
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GIN . 4 I..
The Vice Pre- dent laid before
tue Senate emorial from the
Mayor and Common Council OF
Milwaukee Tor the repeal of the
compnIsory legal tender power OF
the Uoued States notea.
The House Joint resolution appro.
puauog 10000 10 enable The Unit
90 states 20 bC represented NJ the
International Fishery Exhibition at
Berlin next April was passed.
one thousand dollars was appro.
( lialed to transport the body OF
MAJOR General Skies from Texas 10
West PoInl be not having enoroa
property to pay the expense.
Adjourned
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House

Mr. Conger rev ofted back the
bill Tor The relief Of colored emf
grants Passed. IL provdef thar
"I charitable contributions for the
ieiiei Oh co'ored persons vbo have
'trH'e. 'rom 'neIr iomes t5 o,h.
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er States shall be admitted free Of
duty, the act to take effect imme-
iiately AID to remain in force until
Feb. /, 1851.
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IN Wheeling au organization
styling itself the Law aud Order
Society is making war upon the
newspapers Tor an alleged desecra-
tion OF the Sabbath AMI violation Of
the law in employing workmen Oh
Sunday
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The Republican State Convention,
OF Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg
on the 4th, aud rider the manipuIa-
ton OF the Cameron Clan adopted a
resolution instructiDg the delegat es
to the National Convention co vote
as unit for Grant, The very small
majority 6y which this result was
secured, shows the Republicans Of
that State to be about equally di-
vided between Grant and Blaine.
Dat of two hundred and forty <
delegates the majority for instructi. 9
for Grant was ONLY twenty.
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The Washington Post Fublishes au
Interview with Lieutenant Thomas
Garvey OF the U. s. Army, who has
Just led from a visit to his
mother IN Ireland, in which he Coz
firms The reported restitution and
suffering among that unfortunate and
down-trodden people Lieutenant
Qarvey sscribss the want and suf-
fering there to bal weather, short
crops and the Ian llord and tenant
system. the latter Of which, he says,
is gradua lY impoverishing the
Whole country and involving all
classeo in one common ruin. The
Ameri?an people are responding in
generous donation to the cry OF Dis.
tress that comes to them from GA
Ireland
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Mr. Charles Stewart P4roe;l in
not combining bt. attacks to The dead
has Bot himself iutJ bot water. lie
disparaging ference 90 tbe work o.
The Committee Of Relief. Organized
during The famine o. .-7Io Ire-
land, has been pro pity met aud
leiuted by Mr. Jooa,baa Pm. aspr
wing member Of That Committee
Itis not sorpris.ng says The goll
IN view q the prompt and uniform
denis!o with which Mr. PsmsI .
atatemout3 Gre encountered ~ those
whom they effect, that tbe ressrtiop
Of M F1rneIl By the House or Psp.
rssentauge5 Of tie United statss
should be regarded, a. The cable In
forms DC that tits regarded, 10 ths
light Of a mere comedy
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TIE action of Pennsylvania. TIE
attitude Of NeN York AID other
Northern States, and tbe we'll
known sJmpsthy Of The carpet-bsg
End sca'is"az clement 80 be Son..
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HELMBOLD's BUCHU

INyiGoEATEs THE SToMAcH,
And stiuulltes the torpid Liver
BoweIs, and Kidneys to healthy as-
ton, in cleansing the blood OF all
impurities, end impsrting new life
and yigor TO The whole system.
a single trial will lie quite suH-
cient to convince the mos. hesitstipg
OF its valuable remedial qualities.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE,
Oh Six Bo1rLEe For s..
Delivered 70 any address rec from
observation.
Patients may consult by lsltor
roceivln8 the same attention as by
ealing.
Competent Physicians attend to
orre'Poaisot5 All letters should
be adirssssl'to.
II T HELMBOLD,
DRUGGIST AND CHEuIsT,
IHnADsLPHIA, Pa.
CAUTION Z
SEE THAT THE PROPRIETARY sTAY
Is ON EACH BorrLE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.


The HuatingtoL Arg'ts comes to
Ne this geek enlarged and greatly
improved in appearance.
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The National Democi attic Conven-
tion VII probably be held at Wash.
instou.
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Fol. Debility, Loss of Memory, Iudispo.
siiion to Exerton or Business, Shor,ness
OF breath, Troubled with Thoughts Of
disease, Dimness of YIsion, Pain in the
Back Guest and Head, Rush of Blood 10
th1 Head, Pale Couutenance and D,n
Skin.
II these Symptoms re a!Iowedto &c on
very frequently Epileptlc Fits and Con-
sumption follow. When the constitution
becomes affected it requires the aid of a,
invigorating medicine to strengthen AM,
on p the syslem-which &
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NERVOUS COMPLT5.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS

Headache Pain in the Shoulde-s
cough Dizziness. Sour Etoms.ae
bruptions, Bad Taste in the Mouth. PA.
pltation OF the Heart, Pain in tho region
OF The Kidneys, and thousand other
pa'nioi symptoms, are the offsprlngs of
DyspcDsis
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HOUSE.

Mr. Bliss offered resolution Civ
lug toe use Of the new National
Museum,in the Smithsonian CIR unds
Washington, to the National Demo
cratic Convention, Referred.
M. Ryan, from the Com ,jttee m
Public Lands, moved to suspend tho
rnI's and 9aas the bill creating an
additional and District in South
western Agreed to AID
tn assed
r. Thomas On Dsvisio, ~
the Laws, moved to end ,ba
rules and pass the brll reoplsie
practice IN suits brought rrccvs,
damages from inlrugeme nat
eut9. Agreed to, and the p.ss
ed.
Adjourned.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VEST VIRGINIA, IS:
Al h,tlcs held i'm
tho Clerks Office Of the County Court of
Preston County, o. tho first Monday OF
February, 1880.
JOSEPH w. FALFENsTINE, admini4trs,
tor Of Lewis Ealkonstine, deceased,
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WM. y. FALEENsTISE.
IN ASSUN[PSIT.

IN ASSUMPSIT.
TIC object Of this su is TO collect from
the defendant 1917 73 due to the estate of
Lewis ialkenstiue, daren, ed and % sub
ject his interest i'm said estate t. Tie y v
mont of the said debt.
And it appearing that tie defendant.
WIN. y. F"lEenstirt, is not a resident of
this state, he il. therefore. hereby re-
CURED To appear here Vt Rules to be held
tr the said Court on the first Monday OF
Mr. noXt, and do what is necessary to
project his intcre Is herein. And il is
ordered Tint the foregoing DO published
IN the West Virginia ArguS, -aweekly
newspaper published in this county.
copy-Tcst
j. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE, Atty for PR
lcItiS1 %
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county Court commences on the Sth
OIL March and Circuit count on the 22ad.
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H ELM BOLD's

oy the most eminent physicians all
The world, in
RHEUMATISM,
SPERNAfORRHOEA,
NEURALGIA,
NERYG USNES5,
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION.
CONSTIPATION,
ACHES AND PAINS.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
KIDNEY DISEASES
LIVER COMPLAINT,
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
EPILEPSY,
HEAD TROUBLES,
PARALYSIS,
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
SPINAL DISEASES,
SCIATJCA,
DEAFNESS,
LUMBAGO,
CATARKR.
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Mr.. Allen Fawcett intends building a
new house on his farm near Kingwood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

Fresh supply OF oysters just received at
X iauscr'S
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

Col. II. w Monroe went to Fellows
vile Thursday last on professional bust
ness.