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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-04

How IhG EamoUa natl Robber tan. HsAs
IseapisE the Law.
WGSHISoroN, August S.-YeAfs ago 4
West vlrginian, named Hamilton White
went 10 the Southwest and became 4 mali
robber Of the most daring kind, Away
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-04

NEw YoRK, August 8 3-CdmmiIsionet
Fink has cent out a circular In
which he sAys! IL am request.
ed BY 6ye oil The general mahsseiS
Of Western roads 10 call a neetit & II the
Joint executive committee TO consider the
causes which have led 10 The present
iulhous war Of fatep and what meabs
should be adop;ed 10 The Iuluts 10 main
tain the tariff established from time 10
time by this committee. In CompliAtcs
With This request | call meeting
i,t Wednesday, the l0h II Au.
gust, at ii o'clock, VI the clTice I
ihs Commissioner New York. Will
YOU please let me know whether you Ill
be pretent or represented by an UfiCef
with 'ull authority 10 pCt for yOu,2 PIease
anSWef at once, go that In case q sufficient
number Of companies cannot be repre-.
sented Al that time the meeting can be
postponed and notice can b given 10 that
effect, signsd, ALBRR4 FiSE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-04
ANATATEIiE s0Ne EDC
Kills His PatIsnt WithHn Unpronouac'.
able Machine.


New YoRK. Angus. 8 An officer started
tonight lot Cincinnati to capture, II pos.
sible, Henry Bremen, a cigar mauuiac
turer, charged with causing the death, by
malpractice, Of John Gsichy, a saloon
keeper, OF Hoboken, N. j. Btemer pro.
tested 10 be able to cure .Gs,Chy ttf A
wound lie had received nineteen years
ago, and performed an operation with an
instrument which he called a "Baun
chiedlismus."
Immediately after The operation It began
10 twell, snd ths next day Getchy was
unSble 10 leave his bed. lie sent lnr
Bfelnef, who told him he would he ell
fivhl 10 Ten days, and advised him hot 10
send for q physician. A. the end ut Ten
days Getchy's leg had swollen go badly
that physicians we're summoned The
physicians Q Id the blood had been
poisoned, aud GetChi died the next day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-04

EXECUTIVE mANION, [
WASHINGTON, August 3-7PN I
The President has pAsssd very satis.
factory day. The wound continues TO do
we'll. He takes an adequate quantity Of
nourishmsnt and appears, In all respects,
better than at any time since lie was
injured. The rise Of temperature this
afternoon wRs slight. At present bis
pulse Is l02, temperature 90 4, respiration
TO- D. ". Bliss,
J K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr RIYBURE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-04
Baltimore 10 once more the only city
whore any decrease In the volume Of bust.

Total ............ 81 1877, ,2O2 OsS o. 100, 1875 AiS
OItSde Il New Yorka.l 25LilS7IS 1, q I,SlLb0i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-04

ExEcUflyE MANSION, l2;3Op N.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 12:30P NJ.
The Presidents condition progresses
steadily toward ConvGle1csnce He haa
taken to-day En Increased proportion OF
sOlid food. The wound is doing we'll and
his general coJdlIlon 10 better than yes.
tetdAy. Az present his pnlse ls 100; TEN.
prratute, 9S 4 respiration, 10
t|iynedl D. ". BLISS
F J K, BARNEs,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoB'r REYBvRN,
D. Il, AGNEw,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21
GUITEAU'S DEFENSE.

continued Prom second pagcD
bery2 ], too, have had my dreams OF
the Presidency, but if this ambition $
too lofty, ann l Mt, at least. worthy of
such "A banquet as was giyon TO Dorsey,
with Gen. Grant to preside, aud Boocher
As chaplain, aud President Arthur
mado President by my act to toast tho
"honorod guest and significantly to Jest
at the bullet that mlde him President.
just A., at The Dorsey banquet, he tested
Mt the bribery that made him Vice Press
ideut.
I No, g,ntlomon Of the jury, am no
vulgar assassin actuatcd by personal or
| private malice. h,ve best applied, IN
an extreme case. and within my own
/ Iarty, thu constant teachings of our
/ mos, trusted leaders. In sober truth /
am the!child of the electoral commission
nurtured by tho Dorsey banquet; and
stimulated and fixed FOR my heroic act,
| by tho r1vercnt and daily study or orr
/ great party organs, which hayo ever
/ taught that party success rose superior
to every other con-idorui, u and was
/ TO BE SECURED AT WHATEVER uAzAuD.
and that aud end 80 patriotic and uccos
sary not only sluoiiGed cvry crime: bat
/ brought infinite applau and thick,
ening honors upon the 50 called crimi-
nal.
/ ana the faithful and duufuI pupil on
that pulpit which has ever taught ouI
| moral elevation above our political foes
and that any means we might choose iol
/ their overthrow wcro, by our very
/ choice, made worthy and hone,G thai
has never failed To- applaud any victory,
/ however achieved, or TO thank Heaven
for any triumph, no matter how stained
with corruption, violence and rraud.
am the apt pupil of that press anl
| pulpit which rgoicoi at the overthrow
by armed force, Of civil govcrnm mt and
! FREQ elections in Louisiana and Florida;
which acccptcd'aud approved tho worl,
| OF the electoral commission; which had
/ no word OF condemnation for the Dorsey
| banqurt which is to~day MS consistent
| as eyer in word and acG which has 500
/ cured control Of the United states Son.
/ 40 by bribo TO Malone. and Of Oh,
/ Vice Presidency by p bargain with Da-
/ WIS., and which rs now seeking TO com
/ bine rcpudiators and communists Ia
/ overthrow Democratic mlo ion Virginia
/ ana To- bring that old commonwealth into
/ Republican bonis.
/ 30, gentlemen, do not make mo vic.
tim Of popular prejudice or fury, while
| my teachers ana czemp!ar5 orc 5ask
/ ing iu
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

us see how they dc it in 81. Louis, Gin
ciun''i and Chicsgo. where it is regular
part ei business eDtef,r,sc g. on at
fractions aud ~; 1p ,.;rrlai IA, M. tha'
will Httract 10 a, U. ctuwds OF strang, r..
la Cincinnati IA, y count on 50 600 stral
gers present at the May Musical Fysti.
val Cihree days ~ - spiece, and $50. OOO
visitors during the Industrial Exhibition
Casting scversl weeks az 81 apiece. Chi.
cage estimates 100000 Strangers prcsln,
a, the Knights Tvmpl.r's Encampment In
1880, al - apiece. The -. Louis Fair
last week was visited 10y 1900 strar.
gers at 81 apiece. This is looked uron as
money left IN these cities, which would
not have BEEN received but for the attrac
uons offered. Ca the same basis. we
know that during tue three dave Of the
Oriols Festival there have been probably
loo'OOO strangers in town. II these spent
no more than$5 apiece, the return is
$'5o.OO0. The total extra expenditure
which the festival Involved Cninc-, enths
OF II spent here is inside of 500 600.
Our business men and citizens generally.
therefore, put up So 900 for the support
OF festival which has rc,uruad to them
SO0o 200 in money 600 per cent. This
looks like pretty good speculation for
athreo days "iuru"
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Boone, j, NJ. Gross.
FayetIe. w. Wreston.
Clsy, n. L ton.
QlnnemOL, add Hinton, I. ". ".
son.
chainE Rolls.

On Tuesday evening lss' the marriage
Of Miss Amanda Bishop 10 Mr.. Charles
Stone took place At the residence NJ Mr..
James Carroll, on Tuunelton street The
ceremony was performed by Rev. l.. II.
Jordan, In the presence Of large com
Pany Of guests. Absu, half past eight
the Mozart and the Cali,humrian Bsnds
(the latter only lately orFanizod) assem-
oied at the residence of Mr.. Carroll for
the purpose Of ronadng the newly mar
RED couple, and the only cofusiou OF the
evening that occurred was that there was
not proper understanding between The
leaders Of the two bands. The Gale
thumPhians arrived AZ the scene Inst as
the Mozarts We're commencing 10 play
their second piece, OF course there was a
discord 10 the music Of the two bands. bu,
the Calithumpiaus being the longest
winded, the result was that the
members Ct the Mozarls drew in
their horns and made a bee line Tor town.
The Cslithump,aus paraded abou, half
an hour longer and retired after a mag
nihcent feast OF cake and beer.
REPJErER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21
Tearing noVu inc garfield PA
wilton.

CHENELAND. October Il --workmcn
ho 'n this mru.ug Co tear down the
|nrcld poNai,,. orj arches in the P.rN.
The dais upon which the body l.y m
state III bo preserved in the Weston
Reserve Historical rooms. Relies will
toe preserved i'm the capitol at Columbus,
and in the city hall and m htarv a~n,o>
ric> hero. Most Of Tho floral omblcms
viii be restored and distributed az MIS-.
Gnrield's direction.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

We noticed ex>SheriG f. NJ. Ford.
OF Reno, an Chatles T.. Lavcrty, of
Clad sville, in town this week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

GulrEAu was arragned in Court last
Friday, and pleaded not guilty. The an
prehensioLs which were entertained in
some quarters that he would be lynched DO
not appear to have been well founded. al
though tho inevitable Washington crank
turned mp in the courtroom, and but for
the unfooling conduct of a detective IN
refusing To lend him pistol, might acct
aenlally have shot ore Of the spectators.
he trial of the assassin has been fixed Tor
the 7ih of November, and the statements
OF Mr. SoovILLE confirm the previous
impression that the grounds Of defence
VIII oc insanity on the part OF the prisoner
and malpractice on the part Of Mr.. GAR
FlEDo's physicians. The question of iu-
risdictien ia 10 be argued in the meantime.
There seeTs TO be every reason for be
heying that the trial will be the scene of A
herce contest between leading authorities
III the medical profession, and that after
the experts have all been heard, the Jury
will be in as much doubt about Guiteau's
insanity as at FIRST II is pretty sure to be
all a middle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Rev. l.. Ii Jordan, late Pastor Of the
NJ; e. church here. is removing 70 his
new charge in Wheeling. He will bear
with him the prayers and good wishes of
this entire community.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Draper &. Hughes has tho flame work
of his planning mill up. lie will soon be
ready for work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Samuel DebeTy, Esq, of Portland
District administrator Of tho lato Ellis
Eorman, was in town scvcra! DAYS thi,
week on business.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

We invite attention to the card of the
Exchange Hotel to bo found under tho
head of new al vertsements" in anoth~
er column.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Denny Sheriff Gale is in town making
out tax receipts for his two districts.
Grant and Pleasant.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

For first class Stationery, such az letter.
note, and bin heads, statements Ia, envelopes,
cards &c, &C., Thu ARGUS Office is head
Qnartcrs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

DR.. and Mrs. w. :. Martin and two
children left Wednesday TO yisitreativo.
and friends at Fairmout, Pennington,
Warrington and Pfuutytown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Mr.. J. Frank Manown, who has been
in i'll health for some ,ime, is out again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Mrs. VIM. Peters, OF Ironton, Ohio,
daughter Of John s. Eurdck, Esq, is
homo on a visit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Mrs. AMMO BOsley, sister of J. Ami
Martin, Esq, and vito of DR.. Bosley,
formerly Of this place, but now Of Har~
rison County, is visiting her brother
Ami
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Hon. G. NJ. Bishop and son Charlie re-
turned from a visit to Wheeling this
week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Miss May Bishop and Miss Mahaln
Shay drove over from Fellowsyilio ON
Monday and after visiting among rela-
tives and friends here TIL Wednesday,
returned home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Remember that our facilities for doing
job work are The very best, aud that We
pledge ourselves to duplicate in quality,
character and cost the bills Of any other
printing house az home or abroad.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Miss Lou Graham and Miss Jennie
Thomas were at Fellowsville this week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Mr.. w, II. Smaller VIII teach the
Howosvilo school.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Mr.. Ed. S. Elliott has artic ed to teach
the so Cut school.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Rev, S. Graham and wife and daugh>
ter are visiting at Homecoming, Md.
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Cranes Orchestra will give concert
on the first day OF the November torm OF
Circuit Court. They intended 20 give
ono at Newburg tomorrow night. but
sickness in the { miles OF some of its
members viii prevent.
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RE
Sore shoulders.
Gaits. thuJiHO
dhN Eric
tipu, SW cat,
Hard Work.
Act indopoud~
ent OF Collar,
'ot,, easy, cool.
Unstable To- Att
! az ATttER, un-
tons will out
arc pros
Harness llial<Or
4 Anti Friction
save misery of
'ollRrs. sold bV
IiADE and lIur
SAMPLE CAN
q List. address
MIG Co., Chi
luC2l
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

The attention Of all i'm want ofsaddles.
brides, wagon and buggy harness,
whips, horse blankets and lap robes is
specially directed to the card of Mr..
Mack bvicl<, 10 bo iouad under the head
of "new advertisements" in another
column
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

BIaCksviile, w. b. Trevey.
Jollytown, w. j. Sharps.
Arnettsville, G. Martin.
OAKLAND DISTRICT
b. Ison, =. +.
Oakland station, s L Jones.
Deer Park, n J. BAumgardnor.
Granville, ID. Flanagan.
Shelbyport and Johnstown,A A. NJ Chow
lin.
Brandouville, f. CIV. Ford.
Pleasant Hll, J. b. Feather
St George and Aurora, D. Taskcr.
Pleasant Grove, y. Stevens.
Evantvile , ID. Cool.
Nswb l.. +. Leslie.
Ro%lesburg, G. Rogers.
IrontOWD, b. f. Rogers.
Randolph, W. Hunter.
CLABKsRuRG DIsrRlor.
l.. l.. Stewart, p. +.
Claksburg, }. Lee.
West Milford, w G. RhicldafTvr.
Wllsonburg, t. NJ. Wallace.
Caerry Camp, j. f. Suodgrass.
SmithtoD, j. IL. Hess.
Lumberpor;, }. c. ReXroad.
Pruntytown, w. w. Kelly.
Bridgeport, ID. l. Ash.
Warrington, N. NJ. summerv.lle
Fairmont, J l.. Clarke.
Marion. c. H. LnIkin.
Warrington. NJ W R.dor
I.ngansport A l. Loveall
Pine Grove. J. : Foreman
Button. G Nsrodi,h
n,o,.,,.....,. .....
w p W. y -
p.,tt',, I,'V :. : 49, -, :, W.
Daori1- -,',' ,,.',.D'' -, w. 20
~ - Tl '.o1''' . - ''''''''
C,1-.'i', " -, 80
D,.ui.a, MI.
~, iy > - 49, ~ - ,,
- ... - - ', 49, 80 ''7 ''''
Beverly. Z G. Wooamg
Frenchton, w. II. Young aud ID.
Young.
Canaan, ID. Nj. Heaston.
Sutton, X. Weese and f. Cottrille.
Webster, s. Camden.
Mirgo, j. Adamson.
p.pEvpsprao n1sruIc,r
= - vu.,
p..I.-,,.. ,'.'' - =, ~ ~
n',' 90 ,,,a''D"' W, - '''"'s Do
49,, ~ - p oiCD'', ., ". ''''''0''''
~. 49," '-", ~ , - 80 '
" - - 80
- 'I,'' - 'pp'',v'
$3.50, ',o,.'.,' - = - '' C'
Ii1.s'...,,'1 w c,- 80 0'"'
Il,i.. i',',''' "" =, ~ 1s,- -uI'
Ebenb,rouob w Palmer
Sistorsvillo, j. L. WATSON.
Middlebourne. n. 3. johnson.
Ceutrevillc, J.. -. King.
Hughes Run, to be supplied.
West Union, L. j. Price.
cuAprperoS niorp,cr
-
-, r'.s -. '''u - ,'' ~ y, - s.
Cl.-,,.,-- 60 -
'.C,--.,.... ~, -
-. - 'o'''N' -. ~ ""'
49,, 49, ~ - 80,
p'ta, pia.e.u, C,uais.
To,ar,.rtTln, IT r. ~.
Darn,,5 ri,,, r. NJ.
Ma, W Will
Walton. f.. G.. Harbert
Spencer, r. u. Hughes.
Smiihville, j. II. Hess
MIL Creek, @. w. heihsnY.
Ripley W. a. Caevoroum.
Sandy j G Ripley
NcvtiIavcn, j Davis.
GUYASDoIrE DISTRICT
81 H. ID Pickett. T.. r.
Cuvsndot,e station. g. + Mercer.
HUNTINGTON. 3 steele
Rarboursyille and C.redo ! w Red
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Mr.. Jno. c. Murdock left for Ironton,
. Ohio, Monday last.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Judge JOS. NJ. Shaw is moving from
town TO Morgan's Glade.
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SADDLERY AND HARNESS.
ICVICI1 * s;IIIISTIIs

Il ION AZ p II IIS Z X
D. 'nrc. IA ~ announce 10 the Iublc
t''t they h,Nour CO... a S0dd .,N 8uu
tuucN> Making shop IN
KINGWOOD, w. VA,
in the building formerly occupied 10y /.
l.. toopu. They havc GA haud a rull
stock ut
YANKEE HARNESS M $50
BUGGY HARNESS, $50 to SO.
SIDE SADDLES. $50 to So.
MEMS SADDLES. s. 90 SO.
BRlpLltS. 81 80 to s..
colt AIRS, $50.
HORSE BLANKETS. S. to $40.
LAP ROPES, - % S..
Work Tut up TO ordev i'm any style do
sired.
An NiudS OF repairing neatly executed
on short notice Ioc2I
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Hon. John =. Jones, OF Cranberry. ac-
compani,d by his two charming daugh-
ters Miss Hattie and Hiss Addie, and
their accomplished aud fascinating
friends, Mrs. Steudy and Miss Jessie
Thomas, OF Pennsylvania, paid King
wood flying visit las. Monday. They
wore the guests OF the Exchange Hotel
while hero.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
or A
VALUABLE FARM

BY virtue Cf a decree of the Circuit
Court of Preston County rendered at the
August torn, 1891, i'm the case OF VIII
liam Harmed against Deborah j. Shaw
add Samuel III. Shaw. tho undersigned
Com missioner will, on
THURSDAY, THE 2iTU DAY OF
NONEM BIER, 1881,
OF being Court pav.) before tho front
door of tho Court House in Kingwood
Preston County, w. Va, oilor for sale Ia
the highest responsible bidder the land
of Deborah j, Shaw, dccreod In tho above
case 10 be sold,
The said land is situitcd i'm Grant Dis
trict, I'm said county, adjoining lands of
Il. FalkcnStino and others, and contains
about
12O IL ACRES.
Which was sold by said HaIned To said
ID j. Shaw. This Is very desirable
tract Of land; about so acres of which is
well improved, with a good orchard.
dwelling house, barn AMI other outbuild
ings on the Same. IL has "A iluo coal ban k
on IT. The said Harmed reserved "A coll
privilege for tho use of his two farms
which lac now owns so long as hc or his
| hCirs remain tho owners OF said farms.
The land will 10 sold for sufficient
cash IN hand To pny costs of sui. aud safe
and tho residue upon credit of sis
| twelve and eighteen months, the pur,
! chaser 81 ing bonds with approved So
curlty. bearing interest from the dav al
snic for the deferred payments Of th,
purch Isc money.
JAS. II. CARROLL, Com'r.
! oc2l-4tI
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KTNGWOOD. NJ. "

fCr Furtilsrs.
VsFffiftcta,
to0ShSi,spi.
tt0ib t'titttl,
, rIlrgSS.
Morse car.
sUti,btss.Ntr0r.
Transport COS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Condensed time table Of P.rssNnCcr
Trains of the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.
for the stations named below, " hich cook
effect May %, Isl:
EASTWARD BOUND.
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by virtue OF the authority vested Don
me, hy decree Of the Circuit Court of
Preston County az The August term
thereof 1881, IN the chancciy cause OF
George Nose at al. ". r.. j. Ruckle @,
M., ] viii, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2lh, 1851.
Doing Tho inst day Of the Circuit Court
for said County, proc ed 90 scll ut nuc.
ton, lciorc the 'front.' door Of the Court
House iu NiugwoO3, tho real estate i'm
ito bin IucutiguoI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

rG~ Whom y0u como ~ tho Show call
ON Joseph Jackson. who bias Just re-
ceived his stock Of Kew Goods. cuhrac-
ing everything usually found iu C0un-
try Store.
his stock Of Clothing is large, nli and
complete.
OvercOat4 $3.50. up.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cops. Eca In-
dies Goats, Cloakiug and Dress Goods.
Trimmings Jon great variety. Hosiery,
Shoes, Sc.
SO advance Zoo prices OF Dry Goods.
Clothing Boots az Shoes. Iac2l 60
our form of Toschers Term Reports is
conceded to be the best AID mos'convcuiebt
and comprehensive in use We will fur
uish them neatly printed ON foe g.x-
IDLE bristol card, with name Of school aag
teacher, OF the rate Of 81 90 ahuudrcd, or
without name Of school and teacher, at
the rate of 10 cents hundred.
Rec0lltct that you have iu this form a
complete monthly eud term report com.
bisod. ON q one flexible bristol board 8x5l
s..t .. .... .-aE
iuNhtt oct A.N.,' s.-.a.. --..--. Ell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-21

Under iho mead Or "uow adveui-c-
mon,s" viii bo found Che professional
cards OF Mo-sis. r. G.. Ralpbsnyder and
=. y. Crogau, attorneys at. law, and Dr..
S. a. Pratt Those are each and alb gen
uomen OF sterling character and talent,
and are deserving Of unqualified conf
douce and patronage i'm their respective
nrn la..inm.
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rDaily except SUNDAY. fDailv. +Don'I
stop here. BESIDES the abovc>named
trains there is a Way Train with "A pass
enger ear attached. that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
Entered at Kin2wood Post Office as
sccOnd-class mail matter.
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HE ACTETC@.

Is favorable situated has 70 good soil: ha.
on 10 q dwelling End othor buildings,nnd
corsidomDIe other valuable improve
Beuts. 1t is the same land now occupied
by the defendant Rucklo.
JEEMs--So much cash in hand rs viii
be required To- pay the costs OF this suit
and charge fDr sale, and for tho residue
upon credit of six, twelve and ei.htcon
niontLs, the purchaser giving interest
bearing notos with good personal securi~
~.
r. w. MONROE, Con,'r.
October -, 1891. 4t
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HCuS AND LOT

s.. vs.. IONHJE.
Spcci3! Com is-i..
October ~, IeeI. 81
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

n n n n rtnr ranIr
D. q ". n. N, 1--WE ABLE.
Trains of fbe B {'nG Sao'S Ehio sro
for the stations named below, which ;ooE
EASTWARD BOUND.
sT,TIo~s ~ +i-Zr ~, 49, y q,
p. Ma Mp. p n
Independence Il -. t6 co - 30 40 az
P pu,,r'e,S,m 40 J. 81 10 =
Rodamer's - on - a. S5.+iI as
CrauharrN- - y = 81. r, I %,
,,.--------.,..,- -
STATIONS. MOTTO No. Is No. IL. No. IS
Cr,rbor.,. r. " "; a. io N, A. ", A. 20 NJ N
Rodamer's 20 p .a - a S. 10 n
ROwlpShurv a ~ 20 a = 10 IN q
Tunnelton 50s 1907 ; - II o5
Indcoonsii.-,oo o.. % % 80 - - 90 % - -
snaily ovoon, ,,nn,.u +n,,. en-.
stop here. BESIDES the aI6yo>named
and west dali, cvc e'' S,,n ma oo'n east
Entered at kin2wood Post Onice as
- -
Judge JOS. NJ. Shaw is moving from
town to Morgan's Glade.
Mr.. Jno. c. Murdock leo for Irontor
Ohio, Monday last.
f.r.1 ..-sF
ter are visiting at Lonaoonipg Ma
MISS Lou Graham and Miss Jennie
Hon. G. NJ. BIZ hop and son Charlie 70.
turned from visit to Wheelin., this
week.
Mr.. J. Frank Manown, who has been
in i'll health for some ;ime, is out again.
Mr.. Ed. S. Elliott has artic ed to teach
- .-
III "" " 0H'''e' VIII 'e"ch inc
''''o ''''o'''
ogIis Iii, MI, ~ ~, "',N
ro,3.. - -. wan 'o0' 'e
~ W -
Mrs. WIN. Peters of1ro,,or ohio
daughter Of John ( r,rd,L a.. =,
home on visit.
we noticed eN>Sherih f. NJ. Ford,
OF Keno, an CHARLES L. Lavcrty, of
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ESCRIp T1ON .

The said realty consists Of tract OF
land lying in NiuQwpy District. ON The
head waters OF Heather Ran. ucu. tho
comfy road leading from G.. G.. Crug's to
Function, by way Of Tho "CInp.
gTOund.' II contains
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STATIONS. No. u. No.t5.No. y No. 70
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-03
Professional Cards. SC.

ESoCH FOSTER, IR.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
BETHEL Nc