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RccdNVIIIc Notes.

RSEDSylLLS, March We have IA,
some beautiful weather in tue last weel
Or two such warn, moonlight night,
that parties, spelling matches, ~iteraries
and protracted mcotiugs are going on II
the neighborhood somewhere every night.
We have hsd spelling matches at Oak
Flat, Mt. Vernon, S,s6,OSu and the Fair
fax School House since our last writing.
We bad good nights crowded houses and
= good time generally al all of them.
The Dunkards ere holding = pgotracted
meeting at Oak Flat with some SUCCESS.
The singing school. which was held
here every Sunday evening. has been
changed TO prayer meeting, and we new
have prayer meeting every Sunday even
Ing.
Mr.. IL IL. Reed ls clearing of some of
his land adjoining town for town lots, TO
be divided up to suit purchasers.
Some % our farmers have a good deal
OF ground broke already, aud, we under
stand, intend putting out large crops this
season.
Wheat looks unusually well, and prom
Uses a fine crop.
Our farmers will all have enough feed
to last them through aud some left.
Our enterprlsing merchant Daniel Wat
son, OF the tlrm of Watson Bros, and
Squire q. w, Fairfax are over at Nor
gsntown on business.
Our genial young friend Sam linn is
gunerinr from A nainF,t anfc,t,, A., a..
shape of a folon GA his hand.
Miss Mollie Grimes has been suffering
for some time with a bone felon ON her
hand.
The schools throughout this district will
close next week. We ere preparing to
have an entertainment here the last night
of school, which will be Wednesday,
March Is.
Al the last meeting Of the Union Liter
airy Society, of this place. the officers
elected for this term are as follows Ma
son Watson, President; o. p. Summer
field, Vicc-President; Miss Belle Loar,
Secretary; Mrs. Summerield, Treasurer;
Y. q. Hartley, Critic j. s. Brown, Ed
itor; Charles Wheeler, Marshal, and r..
Wheeler, Janitor.
The question for debate at the next
next meeting is, "Resolyed, That
the office of President of the United
States be limited TO one term"
Miss Annie Fairfax was visiting at
Gladesville Sunday.
We are glad to welcome our young
friend win Guseman back among us
/ again. He has been clerking for Shaifer
IL BOnateld at .Tunnelton for the past
month.
There was a soirce at Mr. Hardman's on
last Saturday evening, which was u very
pleasant occasion.
"rrappcr" Wheeler, one Of our young
hoods, who has been away all winter AT.
tending school, is with ~ again, hooking
pOrtIier than ever.
Miss Della Brown, who bGs been al
Webster going to school this winter, is al
home now.
Oliver H.. Martin was down AT Al
brightsville last week, visiting his many
friends and relatives la aud about there.
ia S. -.
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The KIngwoOd Literary and lii
brary Association.


Owing to the fact that Court House
Hall was occupied on last Monday even
ing for religious services, the Association
had no meeting there, but a meeting was
held In the Office of f.. J. Crogap, Esq,
and business transacted IS follows:
The meeting being called 10 order by
the President, the reading OF the journal
was dispensed with, and, on motion, the
literary exercises were postponed until
the next meeting.
The Committee on Books reported
progress aud was continued.
On motion Il was ordered that when the
meeting adjourn it be to meet in Court
House Hall, on Monday evening, March
18Th, provided the Hall was not then be-
ing used for religious services, but II 90 Ia
use then 10 meet At same place on Monday
evening, March 2Oth.
On motion the Association adjourned.
The following programme will be OBJ
served at the next meeting
Select Reading-J. Morris Crane, y. G.
RaYenscraft, Miss Annie Klauser and
Miss Clara Beatty.
RecitstIon-R Q. Stone, W. A. Harsh
barger. Miss Florence Parks, J.. J. Yves
ling and r.. J. Crogan.
Esssy-B. NJ. Bquires and Mrs. Jno.
Barton Payne.
Oration-Peter r. Smith and I. G..
Rhlphsnyder.
Debste-Question Resolved, That
corporal punishment should be abolished
in the public schools" Affirmative.
| George Purcell and Jno. Barton Payne.
negative, p. j. Crogsn and John r. Jack.
son,
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transfer. OF noai Estate.

Following Is the list OF deeds admitted
10 record from March LIST to 3rd, inclu-
sive.
II. w. Monroe for II. NJ. Msssie to
Henry Montgomery for % acres in Lyon
District; admitted kereh 1.
william p. Joliff to II. b. Mentgom-
cry for % acres In Lyon District; admit
ted March 1.
Mary Anne Litzinger TO Dennis A. Lit
Finger for lot in Newburg admitted
March q.
Caleb Conn to Thomas N. Jefferys for
25 acres in Reno District; admitted March
Ord.
Samuel Snider to Margaret f. Craig for
100 acres in Kingwood District; admitted
March Bird.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
tho Circuit COIrt Of Preston County, on
the first Monday Of March, 1882.
JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee,
w.
JOHN COWAN'S heirs OF AZ.
IN EQUITY.
The object OF this suit il % obtain a
decree for the sale Of tho 30 aero tract OF
land in tho bill and proceedings men.
toned, and the distribution between the
parties entitled thereto.
And IL appearing hat the defendant 4.
James w. Harley. w. j. Piper, ST., Eli
ateth McLeyne, 9. G. S%OmerviIe. John
SOmerYille. John g. Psaree, G.. G. Duck.
worth, William Duck worth. Robert
Pearce, Agnes Poarce and James Heron
are net residents Of this State, they are.
therefore. hereby required 20 appear
here. at Rules to be held for said Court.
on The first Monday Of A priI next aud
do what ~ necessary TO protect their in.
terests herein. Aud, ON motion OF the
plaintiffs by their attorney, 10 is ordered
that the foregoing be published i'm TnE
" EsT VIE0GNGA ARGUS weekly
newspaper published in this county.
A copy Test
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Jno. Barton Payne, Attorney for plant
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Dir. T. 81. Jackson has been employed
by the Kingwood Railway Company az
Chief Engineer of the proposed road, and
he will enter upon the work the 21st of
the present month. With the President,
Secretary anu other officers Of the COM
psDy, Mr.. Jackson passed over the pre-.
posed route to Tnnnelton, on Wednes
day last, which he %prouOnnces entirely
practicable. II is also believed that the
grade of the proposed road by this route
will be found favorable to the easy devel
opment OF the famous Austen vein Of
coke coal underlying the whole country
between here aud T]unnelton.
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The Uniontown (Pa Democrat says
that about two weeks ago n little girl re-
siding at the Stewart Lon OJmpsny's
Works, in North Uaion Township, WAS
bitten in the hand by q cat. That even
ing or the next day she went entirely blind,
as it is supposed, from the effects of the
wound. AS this wound began to heal her
sight commenced to improve again and, it
is believed, will soon be eotirely restored
again. This is rather a peculiar circuT-
stance, and ono th't very seldom occurs
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1t is no doubt to be regretted tina PEG
pie will insist on hearing repeated the an
mails Of crime; bat as long as the fatal
fascination prevails, it is better that the
story of criminal deeds should be recited
in the spirit Of history. Whoever will
read such a story should not fail to peruse
"Rldpath's Life and Trial Of Guiteau,r
Just Issued from the press of Jones Broth
era 81 Co., of Cincinnati, Chicago, ard
Kansss City. TAe work without being
needlessly elaborate, embraces everything
of interest connected with the trial OF the
wretch who killed the President. II is in
the authors best vein. The book, in ad-
dition to being published az a separate
work, is also issued "a 8 supplement to
the Life and Work of Garfield" by the
same author. The latter book is thus
swelled to a very handsome illustrated
volume of 800 pages. although the pup
fishers make nc increase in the prices.
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Notice to Take Depo-
sitions.
TO HAYS


Take notice that j shall, on the 9Th day
Of April, 1892, at Cranberry, Preston
County, West Virgins. 1T the Office sf
Justice f.. u, Benson, between the hours
Of 8 =. IN. and q {. m. of that dsv. pro-
coed O. take tho Dispositions Of Jacob n.
SiSler aud others to DO read as evidence
on my behalf boz "a certain suit i'm Equity
pending in the Circuit Court in tho
County Of Preston. Wboreiu you arc de-
PENDANT and / am plsiuuM And 10 from
any cause tho taxing OF the said Deposi-
tons he not commenced on that dav. or
if comms need and not concluded on that
day, the taking OF he same will be- cons
tinued from day to day, or from time fo
time, at tie same place and between tho
same hours, until the same shall DO com.
ploted.
Respectfully yours.
NARY ANNE JAYS.
BY her Counsel, Juo. Barton Psyno.
March o. 1882.
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Our fern Of Tesohers' Term Reports ia
csnceded to be the best kad mostoenyeaieHt
and comprehensive 10 use. We will fur
sish them neatly printed on a foe dex-
ibie bristol card, with name OF school a1d
teacher, At the rate Of $1.00 a hundred, or
without name Of school and teacher, At
the rate Of 20 cents a hundred.
Recolleci that you have 10 this form a
complete monthly aad term report Gem
bined, on a ane flexible bristol board 3x55
inches in SIZE.
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We had the pleasure OF meeting DIR.
Lazure and Lieutenant Sprlgg, of Nor
gantown, ON Wednesday. Lieutenant
Sprigg is the military officer of the Uni
versity, and Is a young gentleman of very
pleasant and courteous address.
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We had a pleasant call from Nr. L. f.
Travis, of Rowlesburg, Wednesday. Mr..
Travis has been spending a few days with
his many friends here, recuperstiag from
a severe attack Of sickness contracted
from rafting logs on tie Cheat River dur
ing the last rise.
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Rev. ID. II. King, Of Lo~usconing, ~,
who has been preaching nightly 4 tfe
Preqby terian Church OF this place dpring
the past week rp 70 Monday night lsE,
left for his nome Tuesday morning.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

The pulIic is hereby notified hat our
next term u.s., by order of Judge Ice.
postponed from Saturday 90 MONDAY,
april 10TH.
SMITH CRANE, Cork.
March 4, 1852.
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THE WRsT VIRGINIA ARGUS aud Tue
P~I1TsBUeGH WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, with
Allison's Webster's Dictionary containing
over 8 $1,000 words and phrases as a pre-
MUM, for So 90 a year. See prospectus
n another column.
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Oder Of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA, So:
At ltGleS hcli ia tho Clerks office OF
the Circuit & Wrt nj Preston County, on
tho ttrSt Monday Of March, lSS2
SARAH re WELLS Admir-
w.
SARAH POW ELLIS heirs It nj.
IN EQUITY.
The object OF this suit is To subject the
real estate mentioned iu tho bi au I 81
whioh said decelent died seized, to tho
payment Of tho debts ct {, q said deco
dent, aud To- con .onc the creditors ot the
said decedent.
And 10 appearing that tse defendQn's
Thomas NJ. Powell. Harli son IA. Powell,
Joel L. Powell, Ruth Fortncy and Eu~
gene Fortnsy. her husband; Nancy Mil
Ter n John Miller, her husband, are
not residents of this State, they pic,
therefore, hereby required to appear
here, at Rules To be held for said Court.
on the FIRST monday 0f April next ~
do what is necessary To protect thoir In
'ereSts horoin, And, on motion OF the
plaintiffs bv their attornsvs, it is ordered
that tho foregoing bs published in
TINS WEST VIRGINIA. ARGUS II weekly
newspaper published in this county.
A copy-Test;
SMITH CRANE, Clork.
.Crogan and Payne, attorneys for
plaintiffs.
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Mothers should remember II il a most
important duty al this season to look after
the health Of their families and cleanse
the malsria and impurities from their sys-
TENS, and that nothing will tone Up toe
stomach and liver, regulate the bowels and
purify the blood 3 % perfectly as Psrker's
Ginger Tonic, advertised 10 our columns.
-rPost. See other column.
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Rev. Mr.. Murray, of the Baptist
Church, assisted by R,v. F. Elliott, has
been conducting a series Of meetings at
Cour House Hall during the week. Mr..
Murray's discourscs are marked by an
earnestuess that cannot fail 10 render
them Impressive and productive Of good.
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The patrons of The ARGUS will please
bear ID mind that our expenses are heavy
aud certain, and they will greatly oblige
us 10y promptly paying their subscriptions
and especially their bills for JOB work
aud advertising. Don't wait to be dun
ned, for we dislike exceedingly either to
dun o. be dunned.
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We see by the Baltimore American, of
Friday last. tina, Mr.. Jesse J. Hall.
brother or DR.. John ID. Hall, or Aurora,
graduated at the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, IN that city, on Thursday
of last week.
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"Tee' NugeDt was arrested yesterday
on complaint of j. A. A. Evarts for steal,
ing twelve plugs of tobacco. Justice
Goodwin held the accusrd in a bond of
$500 To await the sction of the Grand
Jury at the approaching term of the Cir
cuit Court.
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Remember that our facilities for doing
job work are me very best, and that we
pledge ourselves to duplicate in quality,
character and cost the bills Of any Other
printing house AZ home or abroad.
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Messrs. Isaac and George Rslphsnyder
We're mp at Courtney. Saturday last, at
tending TO some professional business in
the Court of Justice Summers.
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Messrs. Jno. Barton Payne and Jrc. e.
Jackson left yesterday morning for Wheel
ing. They expect 10 return the fist Of
the coming week.
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TIE following Esrrlage licenses were
iSsa.i Sy COUNTY Clerk Martin stree our
ist tep6ft
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Wales.
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Our sanctum Was grsced snd heightened
on Saturday last by the presence Of Misses
Lou Graham, Annie Klsuser. Mpllie AIsr-
roe, and Mrs. Emery Paul, of Newburg.
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William O.. Worley Esq, returned last
Wednesday evening from his visit 10 his
old home near Hsynesburg, Pa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-10

Jno. Barton Payne, Special Commission
er, offers ssme valuable to wn property and
real estate for sale in this issue. See ad-
vr~rtisemeLtg.
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Order of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA, So:
At Rules held in tho Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court 81 Prestoa County. on
tho first Monday Of March, 1882,
David F%rankhouser and Henry Clay
UaganB
George W. Mathews, Moses BarkIav
Daniel BarkIay and Josiah B9rklny. .
~ EQUITY.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain q
decree for tho sale OF the land II tie dc.
PENDANT. George w. Mathews. i'm The bin
mentioned, fer the raymeut Of tho indu-
mcut and deed of trust lien thereon.
And 30 appearing that tho defendants
Daniel Barclay and Josiah Barklay are
not residents n this State. they are.
therefore, hereby required TO appear
hero. 40 Rules % he held for said Court.
ON the first Monday of April noxt and
do what b. necessary to protect their in
tererts herein. Aud, on motion Of tie
plaintiffs by their attorney. 10 is ordered
that the foregoing be published in Tup
WESr NIR0INIA ARGUS wockly
newspaper published in his county.
A copy Test
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
John Barton Payne, Attorney ior
Plaintiff.
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The Automatic Self-fold.pl Scbool
Seat is a model OF strength, nrsipSss and
durability. Gale Il Bell, 4geutS Tpp-
nslton, W. va. IianetE
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Squire Pell, an old and well-known cit
izen OF this district, died last Tuesday.
His funeral took place yesterday.
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OF Education would do we'll TO address +.
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To tho Public.

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February y, 1882. [Mar3tf
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Rev. A. Hall, of the N L. Church, has
heen conducting 3 series of meetings at
the Snider Church during the week.
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Mrs. j. L. Paul and daughter Maggie.
OF Newburg, have been visiting Rev. 5,
Graham's during the pas, week.
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Commissioners Sale
/. l.. Admir-

/. l.. COOPER'S Admir-
".
I. l. COOPER'S heirs a a..
Pursuant to and hy authority Of n de-
crco OF tho Circuit Court of Preston
County. rendered In the above styled
cause at the August term 1881. Of said
Court rho undersigned Special Commits
= o or will, ON
MONDAY THE l0r1t DAY OF
APRIL. tSS1,
NJ The front door oC the Court House or
said county. i'm KingwOod, offer Tor sale
tho
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Address. T.. O.. Box 90,
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B. & O. R. R. TIME TABLE.

No. II No.f5:No o. q No. 70
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-15

he l"'k ;" "'1.m says the r.i;r,s,.l
will take out Of i:u::c .r freight, from,
:l."'' I" S'2.'Nf' OK: day during ;l,., cn-
III" year. This is il pretty large SUM,
an average Of s>,M~ per day or s:.7t,,-
W'a year. The city has bout S.rw i'll
ll'!'i;an:- Ind .;S,N0 per day l.;i.l COR
ircigh,> would !',' 81 per day or ::i1 :,
Yea: Tor each man, woman aud rhild in
the vicinity. Now il w".ld appear to !,
man ct ,ver:;g: intelligence that a city
wi'ic'. can pay S:ai, yer year for c:.c.. i'll
h:I;'i!ah: thereof iOr .rtiyl,tS must i 10
in: :: rushing: business =. business t;,::
II" *I,r"w'! merchant would leave. Vhi.
statement "i the M"i'l~"oi'.n proves
more t.i:n The writer evidently intend
T.; t should. 1t proves too n,.m:.. am!
il Inconsistent with the other statement
ri that journal that tn" raiir,al is an
in airy ~ butte.