davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1882-02-18
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
NOTICE.
NOTICE
Is Hereby Given

That tl,e county eommi5sionerf at their ress-
l..r February term passed Al order giving a
bounty If three cents reach and every squir-
ld scalp delivered to The comfy auditor on
tie f!rSt day If Mach and Arri, and two cents
for each an every scalp 50 delivered on the
fist day Of May. I-1t
". c. PAISTEE, County Auditor.
, 1882-02-18
SKIN DISEASES CURED

By Dr. F.azier's Magic Ointment. Cures
as ii by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
gruhs, Blotches and Ernl tons on the FACE
leaving the skin clear, healthy and beau;l-
ful- Also cures Itch, BARRIERS Itch, Salt
Rheum, Tetter, Ring Worm, Scali Head,
Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips,
, 1882-02-18
SKIN DISEASE.

F. Drake. Esq, Cleveland O., suffered
beyond all description from a skin disease
which app ared on his hands, head AMI face
ana nearly destroyed his eyes. The most
careful dOctoung failed to help him, and
after all had failed be used DIR Frazier :
Magic Ointment ard was cured by few ap-
plications.
HENRY & CO, Sole Proprs.
N.s.-y St Ne,x Nnrl litv
, 1882-02-18
HIDES AND SKINS.

Reported daily by Bradley 4 Doheny
, 1882-02-18
THE CRE.TENGLEsH REMEDY

Is 4 never fail ne cure
for Nervous bebility,
TX hausted Vitality,
) e minal Weakness,
Sper' lat"rrhpa, Lost
Mar Hood, Impoten
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects of
Self-Abuse, youthful
iollies, and excesses
in maturer wears -
, 1882-02-18

VIII SIM YUH. " u ny a!.u upWilu Hl.td-
at hone hy the industrious. Men, women,
boys an girls wanted everyv> here u work tor
uS. Now is the time. You can work in spare
time only or give yonr whole time 10 the lusi-
ness YoI can live 1t home and do the work
y" other business VIII pay you nearly as we'll
No one III f.,ii 10 make enormous pay l'y en
S,.-inS at once. Costly outht and terms free.
Money N dc fast, easily AMI honcrably. Adj
dress TRUE q Co.. Augusta, Maine.
, 1882-02-18
Summons,

TERproEH or WAsHISGToS, ! cc
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLa. 90
Ia TIE District Court ofaEe Territory Of Hush
i.g.o, and for Tie Fast Ja,Iic5R District
Geleef, Holding Terms al HaBd WaHa,
Waiia WGiiG County, ia SId TeTrlforp
Livingstone L. Baker and Robert VI. Hamil-
ton, Plaintiffs, IS. ID. w. kaup and
John II. MoI-uW, Defendants.
, 1882-02-18
Summons.

Walla Walla, January -, lSS2 ) CIV
, 1882-02-18

, g9sbns hess now before TIE
} pubic. You oau makt
!, money faster at work tor
\ Us ihan At anything else.
car,itll not needed, w
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
From Cranberry.

The election is past and Cranberry feels
proud of her record as Democrats. That
honest, glorious, upright standard bearer
w. l.. Wilson received every Democratic
vote that was cas- AT tue polls here, while
his competitor, J. w. Mason, failed to
carry the vote OF his party.
Arc they true Democrats IN Kingwood
District. especially in the capitol OF the
couuty2 No; those votes cast for Hore
were cast by "kickers, the same that
ruined The chances Of their man for the
nomination, and while they were backed
Nbv honest Democrats, will in tho future
see Themselves az Others see them.
/ am not mY brothers keeper, but
HOge was not a candidate, and thepo votes
for him was no compliment but n step
to step of of like the Irish advocate Of
Kiugwood, the Young American Flopper
of NewbuTg, aud TINT promising cion,
whose sire has hcrdlY eyer failed TO be a
candidate for office, and whenever true TO
his party has been successful, should look
for no recognition IN the future.
Republicans here boast that three bar
rols of wbiskey are equal 20 s 500 in car.
rying an election. From the standpoint
they take the next election In this county
will show.which exerts the greatest in
tiuence, for both will be tried again.
GoH goes TO Congress not as the repre-.
sentative of the people but by the mos,
bare faced corruption, and his position
certainly cannot be an enviable one to an
honest man. Good was not assaiIed by
his opponents for any co, rupt schemes;
all acknowledge him an honorable man,
and why his own county, boastful Of her
progress, should oppose him for a com
pettor who WIS backed by fraud and cor
ruption, is pot understood.
Let the future be known 10y the pact.
and let Democrats know who are Demo
Gratis; let the Kckers rest; place no
confidence IN them. and when they boast
fully attack true Democrats for their own
personal ADVANTAGE, be not deceived by
them No nam carries party In his
POCKET, and TGR ARGUs-true 10 every
trust, aad true to the great principles OF
Democracy-should be heartily sustained
by the people. Again say let us act like
tue men and 6ght honorably.
Ohio bias done her work, New YORK
aud Pennsylvania Will follow her. and 90
VIII the Union. ECmo.
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NEWSPAPER LAWS.

J. Any person who takes a paper from
the POS'Oflige, whether directed 90 his
name or another, or whether he has su b.
Scribed or not II responsible for the paw.
2. lf a person orders his paper discon-
nnued, he must pay all arrearages. or
che publisher may continue TO send ii
until payment Is made, ana collect the
whole amount, whether IL DO taken from
tho Office or not. There can be 90 legal
discoatiuuanoe until the payment is
made.
3. II tho subscriber orders his paper
60 be stopped az a certain time, and the
publisher continues Co send e, tho su bacri-
Der u bound 90 pay for il. if be takes il
out OF the POYtofiico. The law proceeds
uPOn the ground that man must pay
for what he uses.
4. The Courts have decided that refus-
tng TO take "a newspaper or periodical
rom the PostoGico, or removing and
ieaving them uncalied for. Is Drind 6uciO
evidence of Intentional fraud.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICER :.


Judge Of Le Circuit COart-Hon. VIM
Commissioner S-John p, Jones (Presi-
dent III. g. Hagans, and Jas. Allender
Clerk Of The Circuit COurt-Smith Crane
Clerk Of The County COURT. Ann Mar.
Tin.
Prosecuting .4tto,7ley-Nen J. Fortnev
Sheriff. Elisha Thomas.
SuTDeyor- John 4. Dali ymple.
ASSesSOrs-West Side, Thos. Fortney;
East Side. Gabriel Pulliam.
Commissioner Of Lost Records-W IN
G.. Worley.
Plysieidn to jail and PoorAouse-Dr. r.
j. l.. Trippett.
County Superintendent Of Free schools
Joseph III Hawthorne.
Commissioners Of he Circuit Court
Smith Crane, Joseph III. Hawthorne, /.
q RSlphsnydol Jlo, Morris Crane and
Ps j. Crogan.
Commissioners Of he County Court.
w. Parks, G Ralphsnyder, Joseph ii
hawthorne and Smith Crane.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
lIdyor-Jno. Barton Payne.
C0uncit-James II. Manown, ID. Young
Morris. ID. c. Hughes, Elisha Thomas
Snd Peter Voltz.
RecOrdey-Joh ohm NJ. Crane,
SeIgeant-J dmes IL. Murdoch.
Justice Of Hie Iedce-J oseph NJ. God,
C0Rsta6Ie-Jsmes Carroll.
MINISTERS.
PreSbyteriG1l-R Rev. Samuel Graham
Methodist EpiScopdL-Kov. a Hall.
BGPttst-ltev. Patrick Murray.
EDdRtgeIlc6L--Rev.M NJ. Ballentine.
Il. ~. II. Church, Rev. Alfred SteptOe
THE NATIONAL BANK OF KINGwOoD.
FTeSideRt-W G.. Brown.
Vice -I'residcnt-Smith Crane,
CdShler-F. Heermaps,
ASSiStdRt CdSkieT-J. w. Parks.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-TERMs or
COURT In PRESTON COUNTY.
April Teym, Sth day OF April.
August Term, 18th day Of AUGUST.
November Term, oath day Of Novom-
Der.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday in January, first Mon
day in April, second Monday in July
and first Monday i'm October.
RINGwOoD PosTOFFgCE.
Malls close all O'clock a. m; arrive al
O'Clock p. ih.
Oidce open at 8 o'clock a. m: closes at
S'o'ctQsk pm. j. NJ. GOODWIN. p. NJ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
rte American As,icuI,ur..,.

For 20 years the American Acricul,ur
ist' now in its 4Sl year, has been recog-
nized as the leading Agricultural Journal
oil the world. Notwithstanding its past
wonderful career, it now enters upon a
new era, and proposes to excel its past &C.
coniplishme mis- moving forward 10 fresh
conquests.
The October number appears IN New
Cover, New Dress, New Type, New En-
cravings, with New Artists, aud addition
al Editorial WI ers, making altogether
the most superb periodical OF the kind
ever Issued. Price $3.50 year. Single
copies, 10 cents.
The American Agriculturist and TuR
WEST VIRGINIA AEeUS both for $3.50 a
Year.
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ASST stU.tpEng

Mysterious Disappearance ot Dcep
RUo--Supposed 90 Have Been
Killed Tor Bis Money.
Deep Run, four miles above Martins
Ferry, comes to the front with sensa-
ton. Ga last Sunday well-dressed, good.
looking man came To David Gardeners
farm on the run, riding horse, and ask
ca Mr.. Gardener it he would ICED his
horse. Mr.. G.. told him he had nothing
but green corn. The man said he had
been feeding his horse oats all along and
was afraid 10 give him corn, aud rode on.
asking how far Smiths Ferry WAS, mean
ing Martins Ferry. About dark the same
evening the horse returned without the
rider and with the whip under the saddle.
Mr.. Gardener stsrteG in pursuit, and on
following the horse but short distance
met Joseph Henderson, neighboriuS fan
mer, ans the two started after the horse,
overtaking him about half mile distant.
After stablipg the horse the two gentle
men held a consulate n and came 20 the
conclusion that the man had been killed.
robbed and perhaps thrown into the river.
The neighbors were notified and were
greatly startled. Dnigent search was
made but the man could not be found.
nothing could be learned Of him and
search was abandoned and the mans
Whereabouts are still unknown. The
horse is now advertised as strayed prop
,erty and will be given to the owner, he
proving the horse his property and paying
the damages. The mare is dark bay
with bran new seddle, bride and whip.
She is about fourteen years old, is fifteen
hands high aud has white spots rs collar
marks and white spots as saddle marks.
1t is possible tina: the man was a horse
thief. However, the circumstances ap-
pear rather mysterious Wheeling Reg
ster.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
Evansville E,ebiuy.

Times are brisk here, and everything
moving on nicely.
MIR A. ]. Hamilton is building under
contract hne bridge across Sandy Cree k,
thus connecting Preston aud Barbour.
MIR. I. Nj. Summers is foreman of the
work
The whoopinS cough amounts almost 70
an epidemic in this vicinity.
Messrs. L. l.. Denison aud w. Il. Ham.
ilton leave IN few days for Garrel,
County, Maryland, to work ON the new
railroad.
The corn crop in this neighborhood is
only about half crop.
Misses +. V benson aud Rose Hamil-
ton have returned home from a visit
among friends at Webster. ]. d. S.
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Notice 10 qnkee Depoaition.,

To George w Fairfax Benjamin Il Fairs
fax, John Fairfax, Mary e Coniov,
George Ooniey, Charles W Fairfax, Me-
li~ia Arnold, Erwin Arnold, Marian
MorWNn, ---- MOnsau her husband.
Bucknor Il Fairfax. Auue Helms. J III
Holmes, CpmmOdoro Il Fairfax, James
II Fairfax, Isaac Il Martin. Gregg II
Nickory, Ch1rleS II Yickery, Sarah X
Fairfax. Ann T. Srllt, y NJ Scott. Nor
cellus u Martin, oliver III w Martin,
Andrew j Martin. john \ Corder, A.
bert Corlor. Julia G. Zinu, Alpneus l.
HaNmsnl, Julia a Lesiz and Chales
Lesiz.
Thske n ,tice that we shall, on tho 8Ih
day of NoVombor. 1892, Mt KingwOOd,
Preston county. West Virginia, at the OF
flee at l. j. Crogan, commissioners la
chancery, between the hours ol U y, IN.
aud y. m. OF that day, proceed To take
the DISPOSITIONS OF John A Il Martin,
James w Brown and others, u be read
as evidence ON our behalf I'm certain
suit In chancory, pending In the CirouiI
Court IN tho . ,uty OF Preston, whcfelno
you arc deionduts and we nro plainutrs.
And if from any cause the taking Oi
the sad doposiuDns DO not commenced
on that dav, thepking of tho Same WIN
loo continued fro n day to day, or rom
time To- timc, mt the same place ana DO
twoon tho same hours, until the saiio
shall be completed.
Respectfully Yours,
FAIRFAX Il MARTIN.
BY thoir Counsel, J.BARroN PAYNE.
kmUWOOd Oct. II, 1851
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We have heretofore published notices
referring to the pub .cation Of Green's fs-
NOUS "iHoy oft ibe English People "
which s issued by The Useful knowledge
Pob.shi.9 Company, of New York. BE
slss I'a ss1o ia Eve handsome "Elzevir"
volumes, ani .a ono "Model Octave" vol
ume BE- f.rms portion OF ths Cyclopcdia
oi History, which o. being published by
tlc .amo house. Ibe plan Of the Cyclo-
peiia col History "a ttH &c shall contain.
unabridged, tho great standard works of
sura su.hor ps Green, Macsulcy. Groie.
Carlyle, Dreaay, Schiller, MommseD.
Gaoon, ard o,hefa, with such additions
by ibo editors and special writer's az will
be Necessary o. make tho CYclopodia com.
p.fir end universal ln chsrsc,er, unity
sa1 ,aaveriClee of c1lsuiutlon beito -
cu.li Psi the pubAcauon OF The "WorlFs
iul.2 of kaoe edga io connection via,
n
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Grave Of she AuthO. OF ,,IHon,
sweet HHotuc.-5
A VoTER.

Grave Of she AuthOF OF ,,IHomc.
sweet Home,
Near Carthage, in a loudy spot rarely
visited, sleeps a wandering minstrel of
our own times. whose one Immortal eong
has been heard everywhere the Englieb
language is spoken. Like the rowing
singers Of lovely Provence, many times
ne bad nothing but his harp. John How
ard Payne was ~ gay Bohemian, exirava D..
CANT 10 taste, lavish 10 expenditure; living
much, too much, "'mid pleasures and
palaces" yet with vein Of sadness down
deep in bic heart. He dice while holding
the office OF Consul, and q plain marble
slab, sent out by the Government Of the
United States, marks The grave Of the
homeless man, sixty years q waDderer on
the earth, The suthor Of Home, Sweet
Home
O1c winter he was without money or
credit, and 10 London had not where 10
lay bic head. He tried % quiet the pain
Of hunger and hOmelessuess by looking in
at windows and from the areas ec,uiipg
good cheer. II was Cnriatmas Eve. tho
snow fell fact, the wind was sharp ard
keen. Al one luxurious house the hun
cry man stopped and watched me light.
ing Of the Christmas tree. 1ts candles
streamed brightly on The pavement, and
among the cvcrgfeens De could zee the red
berries of holly, the toys and earlands. and
the pretty heads Of children. They dane.
cd and clapped their hands while the
presents were distributed, and The air rang
with shouts, laughter, and screams Of de
lighL When the merriment had spent
itself a little, one yOnng girl went 20 the
piano and struck up sweet Home. .
while the family Joined 10 e rouung cho-
rus Was ever contrast 20 biitefY
have this from .NJrs Consul General
Heap. Payne told it 10 her long after
those evil days were passedg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY.

The Next Session Begins September
9Th, 1852. 1on Separate schools, inclu l.
ing cnUol OF History aud school OF En>
giish. Hull courses I'm Law and Mrdi>
zine eNtCn iipW throughout tho session
Enlarged facilities nor study OF Physical
Sciences and Scientific Agriculture
completely equipped chemical labrtto ~
Thorough cou rses i'm Ancient and Mod =
oru languages snd literature. Text
books at cost. Necessary expenses not
oyer Sl55. For catalogues and o;hcr
Information address
w. l., WILSON, President,
Moryantowu, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
Notice to Creditors.
To the creditors of Lawrence Broderie,

To the creditors of Lawrence Frederick
deceased:
In pursuance of decree OF the Circuit
Court OF the County of Preston made ia
cause ihorcin pending, tc subject the
real estate of the said Law romeo Broder.
lex 10 tho payment OF his debts, yCu are
required To present your claims against
tue estate OF the said Lawrence Broder-
ick, for adjudication To Smith Crane.
commissioners. at his Office i'm tho said
county, on or before the 2lsT DAY OF
OCTOBER next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk of 3 Id
Court, this 9th day OF September, 1882.
SMITH CRANE.
OwSl5 Clcrk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
county CourtProccedinx,.

AZ special session Of this body lao,
Monday, besides canvasslpg the vote OF
the county, the following claims were al
lowed:
George L. Shsli,r $50, w. /. Chidester
/, J.. F. Caufeld 175, henry Sbsfrer g.
Samuel Erwin 81 so, john Sheets 40
Emauuel Gross 1850. Henry WRIGHT
$40, b. f. Copley 43 80, N. b. Bell
llG %, a. a Piles ITO %, Kelso p. Piles
1i5 81. David ShafTer G566, Eugene Nc
G,nnis II %. John a. Squirrs 43 Of. ]. G.
Brain Al ~, Caleb Pilos 4 10, r. II. Piles
Cos, A. \ Pen 9Oc., p. H. Cramer 10 o.
y Tired Wolf G,GO, NJ. L. Gamer $50. w.
l.. Kelly 4, John II. Brown II .75.
Odt OF PIctsaat District road luad-H.
l.. RecL art 8, a. s. Albright I.
Out of Lyon District road fund
Charles banks 50.
A. w. Sterling was granted license 10
keep hotel 10 function.
The following Justices snd Constablcs.
elected on the 10 h, qualified and .gsys.
bond Daniel Ii. Martin, Justice, Pleas
ant District; Constebles-Lu'her e.
Swearingen, KingTood District; James
NJ. HcrniJn, Portland District Rawlev
f. Martin, (oppointei), Pleasant District.
Aaron Eree'and qualified as admir- of
the estate OF Clark Hickey bond 5000
ROAD MArrEEs.
The petition 10 open a road on the south
side OF NewbOrg, via. Of Catholic Church.
to the Scotch Hill Road, was abandoned
al the cost of the petitioners.
?. f. Caudeld was granted permission
TO lay tram road on The bridge across
ThIeeforks, at John V. Fortnoy's
Ordered, That land owners on the route
Of the proposed road from Newburg to
Independence, be summoned to appear
next term.
Same order made In he case of the road
from Eugenus VOLTS lane, via Fieegle
and Others, to Tsnnery road, pear the
new school house.
The Court Adjourned 10 meet on The
hr5t Monday 10 January.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judS~
ment or otherwise, on tho rell estate
Or any part thereof Of David $, Stevcn>
son:
In pursuance Of n decree Of tho Circuit
Court of Preston County made In Il
cause therein pending, to subject tho
son to tho salts faction of the lions there.
on, you are horoby required to present
all claims held by you and each of you
against the said David y. Stevenson,
which are liens on his real estate, or any
part of IL, for adjudication To- mo at my
Office I'm K'ngwood on or before the
llTn DAY of OCTOBER, 1882.
Given undor my hand this lth day Of
September, in the year 1882.
4wSl5 Il. j. CRooAN,
Commissioner In Chancery.
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4 DmsIlrdlN Crime.

a Mre. HArtsell, widow OF the late Ezra
NJ. Hartsell, residing in Valley District
near the main road leading from this place
10 Reedsyille, was last Monday afternoon
brutsllY assaulted aud outraged by an uu-
known man. Ooe OF two gentlemen who
happened TO be In the neighborhood of
the scene of the crime WAS arrested hero
on Tuesday morning, but he was fortu-
natelY enabled 10 clear himself of all sus-
piciou, aud was discharged. Ii Is 10 he
hoped that the perpelIator ot this tiendsh
outrage may be speedily identified aud
brought TO Justice
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
The Junior Rase RAN olub.

! very polite communication from the
BOYS Of tins club Informs us that they had
are-union few nights ago, which they
celebrated by bonfire snd other demon
sirauGns of enthusiasm. Among the
members of the club are Chas. Y. Bishop,
Josey Lsntz, Walter Stone, Ell. M. Heer-
mans, Ed. Menea-, Ell. Larlz, Perciyal
Lan'z, Clint Shaw, Will FaNcett. and
others-Sll bright, manly boys.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding lions bv judg-
ment or otherwise, on tho real estate or
any part thereof of Daniel Whitehair,
In pursuance Il a decree of the Circuit
court of Preston County made I'm a
cause therein pending To subject tho real
estate of tho said Daniel Whitchair tn
the satisfaction Of tho liens thereon, you
are hereby required to present all claims
hold by you aud each of you against the
said Daniel Whitohair, which are liens
ON his real estate, or any part thereof tor
adjudication to me at my office in The
Town of Il ingwood, In SAID county, on
or LeioIo the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1882.
Given under my hand this llth day OF
september, 1882. Il, j. CRuaAN,
4wSl5 Comm. in ChanceTy,
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR $.

To the Creditors of elizabeth l.. Fairfax.
deceased:
pursuance OF n decree OF tho Circuit
Court of tho County OF Preston made In
cause therein pending. To subject the
rohl estate of tho said Elizabeth l.. Fair
lax, To the payment Of his debts, YOU arc
required To present your claims against
the estate of tho said Elizabeth l.. Fair
lax, Tor adjudication II Joseph II. Haw>
tholne. Commissioner, at his olllco In
the said county, ON or before tho 18th
day OF Nhvembor next.
Witness. Smith Crane. Cleslx of said
Court, this 18th day OF October 1882.
SMITH CRANE,
OclOiO Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

How 10 SPOii Your Children.
Nike them as much afraid of You as
possible.
Fly into passion vita them several
tim"s day.
Whip them IL they break some trine by
accident.
II they smash it purposely don't pretend
you sec it.
Don'tbo foolish enough to enter into
their sports,
When they ask for information tell
them 20 shut up.
Never take any notice Of their little
childish scrroWs.
GIVE them 10 understand ihat il is pretty
70 say pert things.
Always take their part against teachers
governegses, &c.
Try 20 forget as niue b as possible that
you were cveTyoung yourself.
When they amuse themselves torturine
animals, look on and laugh.
Always tell them 20 hit back when an
noYed by ueighbOriog children.
Tel them all the lies you like, and half
XIII them If they tell you one.
When they tel you they won't DO o.
thing, laugh a. them and let it 90.
When they fall ard burt Themselves.
scold them for their awk wardners.
Give them expensive trGes to play with.
end RAISE Cain if they break one.
Dress them Ga style, that they will be
afraid 60 play for fear Of spelling their
clothes.
Make religion such a long laced, pokcy
thing that they'll hate the name ofuss
long as they I've.
Tell them tits sin to be dishonest, but
they bring you back too much change
from The grocer's, keep it, and tell them
% say nothing about IL.
Threaten 20 tell their father and get them
punished for every blessed tbing they do.
" that by degree they will come 90 the
cor clusion that father Is some sort Of
a whipping machine.
IL you feel a little hand trying 20 nestle
10 yours, or a little arm trying to twine
iscli around your neck. give o growl and
suarl out something about wanting 90 be
lot alone.
-.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To All persons holding lions by iudp-
iuont or otherwise. against tine real o.
tate or any part thereof Of R0lIy
Evans
fu Pursuance ola decree OF tho Circuit
Court Of ~ estOu County, inado i'm "a
cause therein pending, 10 subject the
real estate of the said kOily Evans. fo tne
satisfaction OF The liens thereon. vou arc
hereby required % present all claims
held by you and each of you against the
said k1lly Evans. which are liens on his
real estate, or any pHrt of 3D.. Tor nIfu.I
cation to mo 90 my JUco. in kinvvcod.
in said county. Or or bef0r the 2Oyg
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1852
Given unucr my hand th.a 10Th day of
September, ies-.
a... y. IL. HAwrUORN
9tosz Commissioner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

Total 1921 ,2Gs 90
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
County of Preston, ~ 4;
i, Francis Heermans, CaChier OF tho
aboVe~naned bank, do solemnly swear
That the above statement is truo to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
FRANCIS nEERMANs, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before mo
this 9th day of Oct. 1882.
j. AMI MARTIN,
Clerk County Court
Currect-Attest
G. NJ. Bishop,
JOHN =, MURDOCH,
SMITH CRANE.
Directors.