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CUNNINGHAM. THE WELI-KNOWN, RE-
= babe HATILR, is PreGared to do all kinds Of work
70 H. line New SILK HATS rtade to order, and old
ones re.nodeed Remember tie number-74O Sth street
northwest maria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04
E'HUAAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE

TWO FINE LIBRARIES
EMBRACING Law, FRENJH. AND
FINE MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF
BOOKS.
To be sold ct my auction roonIs MONDAY, JANUARY
NINTH, al Z. 80 O'CLOCK, and following evenings
Books ready for examirl atom.
la3-Ot THOMAS BOWLING, A;,ctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

LATTER DAY SAINT AND HIS APosTLEs.-Some
years ago Brigham Young built fine, large mod
ern house. 1t has recently been newly furnished.
and President Taylor is to occupy it. He and the
twelve Apostles" received in 1t on New Years
day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04
District Government Affairs.

District Government Affairs.
District Commissioner Dent left the city this
and will be absent two days.
LIQUOR LICENSES
The committee on liquor licenses to-day ap-
proved applications as follows: John N. Bnckiy,
Henry A. Hudson, John Leonard, JasMcLaughiin,
Murphy and Hammersly, John Mayer, Mary
Nolan, Eliza Quill and Redmond Walsh. The fol
Drescher, j. C. EgofT, Frank Foster, A E. kimbail
Patrick McGinneI, Joseph Torrens, Thomas
Walsh and John H. Wright Those reopened
again, by order OF the Commissioners. and again
disapproved are VIM Bergman and F. p. Muloy.
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
EntwiSle, as follows: Andrew Loefher, repair wood
building on 9TH street road, county: $50. j. G..
Blackman, erect two story dwelling. 9th, between
n and streets sw.; $500. ThOs bowling, repair
brick corner Montgomery and Canal streets,
Georgetown; 1900
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE IN PLACES OF PUBLIC
ASSEMBLY.
The commission to examine the theater5 and
public buildings, including the churches and pub
lie school buildings, with view to provide for
their safety In case Of fire or panic from other
causes, continued its duties yesterday afternoon
and went through the new Capital Theater
National Theater, Fords Opera House, Theatel
Comique, Lincoln Hall, Masonic Temple and Tall.
madge Hall, In each place making a searching ex.
animation, especially into the heating apparatus
gas and water fixtures, and to the means at hand
to prevent or check fires in case they occur The
commission propose to extend their searches into
the Government Printing Office this afternoon
This, however, Is by invitation OF Mr.. Defrees the
commission combining their examinations to build
ings owned by the District government and private
individuals and corporations They will make a
report Tomorrow OF the progress made thus far
and such suggestions in the way OF alterations az
they make, 1t is expected will be carried out by
the owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

BALLooNIef IN JAII--At Clinton, Ill, good
deal OF excitement was caused by the arrest and
Incarceration In jail OF Prof Ned Hathaway, a
balloonist, who had just married a young girl OF
Is. He was arrested on the point OF his departure
from Indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04
THE BEST W0OLENS

V'HE BEST WOOLENS
OF FOREIGN MAKES
FINE IMPORTED TRIMMING5
CORRECT STYLE AND CUT AND SUPERIOR
WORKMANSHIP COMBINED MAKE OUR PRO-
pUCTIONS TIE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
SELTZ & MERIT,
TAILORs
11p5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. dl
DEMPSEY. DEMPSEY.
ONE DOLLAR PER 100 FOR
.,NGIISH VISITING CARDS.
Printed from Plate"
Only establishment in the city furnishing that quality
and doing the work perfectly.
A fresh and eeesn Mt assortment also o.
IkNCT STATIONERY,
CHRISTMAS CARDS,
LEATHER GOODS and
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
DEMPSEY,
STATIONER AND ENGRAvER
Old Established House.
nls3n 9l3 Penna. ave., bet. 9Th and 10th streets
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SUIT AGAINST THE CANAL C0MPANY.-The Mary
land Coal Company has filed in the courthouse its
OH OF entotnder against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. asking that the latter be enjoined
from collecting flfty-one cents for canal freights
they claiming that under existing contract be-
tween the Georges Creek and Cumberland Rail-
are compelled to carry coal at forty cents per ton
The Canal Company contends that under the
papers referred to the road was not built accord
that amount OF coal shipped which was to deter
mine or NIX the freight at forty. cents per ton.-
Cumberland Times
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HOLIDAY GOODS AT MY STORES
IL No 81 1fH ST. NV. BET. f AND AND
It's AND "a 7TH ST. BE IWEEN G AND II.

FAPEK HANtTF.t. MD DEItpKATOR,
Grand display Of FieZ2nt Engrayings Oil PaintinSs
Of Art, &c.
The latest designs in Wall Paper Picture Frames
snd Window tor'ces mate to order. Ill the latest
Novelties IN Velvet and Gilt Frames in stock and
fre-h supplies constantly arriving. Aso large and
varied assortment " CHRISTMAS Cards, japanese Goods
Albums, sc. Prices TO suit the times An examination
Of my stock solicited.
J. T. SPEIIHOUSF. No. 521 7th street northwest
Branch stores Nos CS and ia eth ST bet. and IL.
OUR SIECIALTIES:-Ca Cabinet Size Frames Velvet
35c. up Cart Frames, Velyet IOc up s. Wal
nut Frames from 25e. up. Window Shades and Fix
lures soc. OLSEN,
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COMMITTED FOR THE GRAND JURY.-John Much.
alias John Evans, coloYcd, arrested on the charge
OF engaging in the robbery OF seven watches from
Samson streets, on tie Eth OF last month, was
to-day committed for the action OF the grand jury
In default OF $500 bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

HOW CASHIER BALDWIN LOANED 81, 400, 600 OF THE
NEWARK BANKS MoNEY.-The answer of oscar I.
Baldwin, late cashier OF the Newark N. j., Me-
chanics' Bank, to the application OF the receiver
disposfng Of his property, on the ground that he
had applied bank funds to his own use was filed by
court In Newark yesterday. Baldwin denies that
any part OF the banks money was ever improperly
diverted TO his own use. He tells how he began
work In the bank as messenger rose to be
cashier, and finally, In 1872, was induced by the
representations OF Christopher Nugent, of Nugent
OF credit to the amount of $4,000, He says that
ne concealed this fact from the directors and that
Nugent on learning OF this used 1t to force him to
when they amounted to 400, 600, and that no one
IN the bank except himself had any knowledge OF
was working only to save the bank; never realized
any personal profit from them, and expected to :he
last that Nugent would make good his repeated
promises to return the money he had obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

THE LETTER CARRIERS MOVEMENT FOR INCREASED
auxiliary letter carriers attached to the Washing
ton post Office arrangements were made to re-
ceve delegations OF the carriers from cities where
there Is free delivery, and to unite with them In
urging the passage OF bill regulating and in
creaSing their compensation. NJ. A. Holmes was
elected president and John II. Wehrly secretary OF
the local association, and Messrs. Parker and
Drager were appointed committee 10 receive the
Philadelphia Organization, which was expected to
arrive to-day, but did MOI come.
A SLANDER CASE ENDED.-In the case OF Jerome
Riley and Agnes NJ. Riley agt. T. G. Dorsey and
Sarah Ann Dorsey, for SANDER, In which s. coo was
claimed, plaintiff charged that defendant, Sarah
Ann Dorsey, on July g. 1880, spoke OF plaintiff,
Agnes N. Riley, as an unchaSte woman To this
declaration the defendants deInurred, on the
ground that the words spoken were not action
able &C. The demurrer was sustained and leave
given to amend, and the amendment not having
been made within the time specified, the case was
entered dismissed few days since.
AN INTERESTING LEGAL QUESTION is involved In
the case OF Gordon vs.. Lockwood ct al, pending In
the Circuit Court. Mrs. Gordon sued Mrs Belva
A. Lockwood: attorney, ct al, on q promissofy
note for $500, Mrs Lockwood having, It a al
legged, signed her name to the note to assure Mrs
Gordon that the note was good one. Mrs Lock
wood pleads "c0yerture, }" her husband being alive
when the note was made, and Mrs 0ordOn's attor-
ney flleS replication, denying the validity Of the
plea OF coverture In this case, and asserting that
the note was made by Mrs. Lockwood IN the course
OF her business as An attorney -ataw, and that aS
to business she Is to be treated Is q femme sole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

THE GUNS WERE Nor LOADED But THE MAN
WAs.-Quite cOmmotion was caused on 7th
street, opposite the Post Office department. about
$50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, by a white man
named Patrick Clancy, who was drunk. and had
carbine in his hand and large Remington re-
volVer stuck in his bosom. He stopped MI. Leonard
Mackall, OF Or ut Place, on whom he threatened
In loud voice To use his dangerous weapons.
Mr. Mackalt st ties that Clancy is perfect stranger
to him, ana he gave hin no provOcatiOn for the
attack. There Was stampede among the ladies
and others who happened TO hear the violent Ian
guage and see the actions and weapons OF Clancey
Onicer Grant was summoned, who took Clancy
ana his formidable Wen onS 10 the n tn precinct
statfon-hoIse. In the Police Court, this morning.
the charge OF carrying dangerous and concealed
weapons WAS not brought, the weapons were
found to have not been loaded. He Was charged
with using loud and bosterous language, and
using Insulting remarks 70 persons I'm their hear
Ing MI Mackall testified that he had just LEFT the
Sixth Au iitors Office when he was attacked by the
defendant who made some threats. Clancy testi-
hcd that he was taking the guns to have them re-
paired, but stopped on the way and got a few
drinks, and the liquor went TO his head. The
court imposed fine or $50. tn default OF which the
defendant was committed to the work house for 30
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

BUILDING AsSOCIaTIONS.-FedPralB Building aSso-
clation, No. . held its ninth regular monthly
meeting last evening, the president, Jas. 5. Ed
wards, in the chair The secretary sold advances
on 81 SHARES at the minimum rate OF premiGm-35
per cent-amounting to $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

PHILIP +. LARNER, Trustee,
$50 + street,
TUOS. FL. CAI.LAN, Trustee,
Az Louisiana ayen ne.
ON PROS Aucts. DIS d&ds
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WATCHES.

WATcHES.
Have orenef to-day new and large stock of Wal
asn WATCHES, all sizes and grades at unusually
6H Ygices,
SAM'L LEWIS SONS,
JEWELERS. AND SILvERSMITHS
ID l2l5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

L. ROSS PERRY, $40 d street northwest,
REGINAI FENDALI., AZ and ID streets,
Administering of the estate Of Thomas L. Hume decd.
WI. P YOUNG, Auctioneer. d24. 81, so, id
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-20

Board by the day, week or month a1d every
attention will begiven to ALL
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CENTRAL HOTEL.

NORTH SIDE OF BRIDGE STREET, OPPOSITE THE
PosToFFIcE,
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Having purchased the City Bakery, will
spare no pains to merit the patronage of tn
public. CHRIS DlEHL
winnemucca May %, 1882. II
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PROBATE NOTICE.

T Ths creditors OF the estate OF q. NJ. Miller.
deceased, will present their bills and claims
mucea, Nevada, before the expiration of ten
months from the date of the first publications.
of this notice. or the anne will be barred
SUSAN MILLER,
EAecutrix of said estates
Sept 1882 4w.
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GENTS:
w. CRANE, BIS Pine street and 10 Leides
dorH street, Room 80, san Francisco.
W. A. CAswELL, Sacramento, California
BF. RuxY Is authorized 70 collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions 20 the SILVER STATE in
Paradise Valley.
He. MAREgR is authorized 70 collect and
receipt for subscriptions 60 the SILVER STATE at
Big Meadows.
A. GRTz i Authorized 70 collect and receipt
,or subscriptions to she SiLyEa STATE in Spring
City.
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RATS OF ADVERTISING:
One Square N nesl frst insertion .....s2 80.
Zach subsequent insertion, per square -. l 90.
liberal reduction TO regular advertisers.
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THE SILVER STATE.
ptrRI IsHED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYs
EXCEPTED) By
J. j. HILL IL co.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

t,ne copy, one year, oy mai - 90.
ono eony' six months by mail ....... 90.
One copy, three months by mail ....... so.
Delivered by Carrier, IS Gents per week.
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L o ID GIN G. 8 :.

Elegant and desirable Sleeping Apartments.
have been arranged and are now ready for
occupancy.
MRS. ID. ?. CROOK.
WinnemHcca, February 20, les2. it
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CAPITAL RESTAURANT
BRIDGE STREET, wINNEMUccA, NEVADA.
MRS. D. r. CROOK, PRorRlETREss.

Having newly papered, painted and fur
nished, and fitted up in first-class style the
Capital Restaurant for the accommodation of
the public, | am now ready to receive my
friends, and they may be assured that ny tables :
will always be supplied with
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Doctors Disagree.

Asa reporter fer .he PiU-burg Cons
mercial Gazette sat lycsterday aftor1ocn)
in a chamber 40 SO. 3zl Fodoial street.
Allegheny, listening 10 terrible ta.o ot
suffering 80 fell from the lips ofc pcn-
uo little lady, Mrs. Milo Ingram tlc
daughter OF Capt Hugh McKelvcy. el
this Guy, DO seemed almost too mucn io
believe, 80 tho evidence hsd not banl
nio at nIui tD stUsi.Iii8fo cvVty word.
]. was Hui another cvIlouec n tho cui-
pablo Ignorance ola large ciass OF prac.
uiJucrs OF ueEciuo Who claimod Dr
ix years taai ltr tsuLIo disease wns
cancer. Sho wHe covered WItd llcei-.
Lille" hy Dr Harnu Ask your drug.
.ist f.rprc
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Toe m~ment there i- dargcr Of impair
mcut OF the mind from ,xc,s-iye nervous
exhaustion, or whore there exists fore.
bodiUes Of ovil, desire for solitude.
shuluing ahd avoiding complry, vertigo
and neivous debility, OF wbtn insanity
has already taken place. p-funa and Man
alin should be implicitly relied ou But 30
Is nCvr well 90 wait 90 long before treat
meut i7 commenced the carly .ymu-
toms are loss Of strength, sofncsa OF the
musclcs, dim or weak sight, peculiar ox-
preston Of tuc fee and eyes c,afpd
louaua, with impaired dig suor or 800
others, certain powers only are icy. while
they ave otherwise crjr}rg comparatively
good health. DO au ltc.e pfla. ..0
Nanalin should af once aa taaeu
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TIE iollawiHr ,hr lrt of a..'s at-
mire1 90 record since our laet report
JAS. A. Brown com'r 10 WIN. % Brown
fYr 2l5 acres 10 -uey DEuict; admitted
August ~
Joo. j. Daley 20 Anne D,naNcy for q
and % fraction poles Iu the town 81 Nov
bWgi admitted August a.
Hm,s Wallace to G % y Holmes tor
los acre. 30 Valley DHtuc.; admitted
August o.
Juo. p. Byue' hers Co 600 b. U1loc.
flt ruutJr's interest in l97 acres 300 Val
Icy District; admit,. Angus IA
Joau II.aman To Clark ueIsmtn for
87i acre la Reno Ds'rc. Admitted
August IT,
John foreman 90 En- tbc'h Graham for
H. acre, Ih Reno Dstuots admitted Az
gus II
WIN. Blo..ev 10 Ann B1cklaw for so
acre in Portland District; admitted Au.
gust T.
W. r. Lrcw 90 John z Frad4rd for
part q lIt 40. 60 ln Cranberry admitted
August II
Edward r. King 90 David a. Frcc]auI
for ard fraction Hcr IN Portland DIE
tiC' admitted August u
G.. Cnup, c]m'i 70 Tnomss Hiiary fag
393 acres 200 Portland Dislicti admitted
August ~
Hyashti1a o. JJhn r Lislou for 20
acre, in Portland D.stucli admitted Al-
gust 49,
.. IT, M.u,ar On Jas. e, Mcnrar for 10
acres IN Lyon Districts admitted Au.
gust a.
Benz. T.omgs to Alcjuda / Barnes Tor
40 acres bon Grant District admitted Au-
Gus, IA
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SIR ahu j. Cooke, who ~as appointed
Oycrseer OF the Poor by the County Court
at It's late session, informs us that he visi
ted the Poorh ,use on tn by lss', and
that be touud the numb,r Of INN .tes to be
34-17 males and II females, among
which were q number Of children Mr..
Cooke Toqu.sls as 10 cay that be wifi b.
glad to communicate with any ore So
want OF Child 20 raise or q woman or
girl 10 do house work.
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'i'oc"'"is aud o'sl OF rspr's nIauHu
iN' adoption "l the rep III OF tar Cow-
m.tlJU on l,umanerl examination l,yl r
rl Al. l. S,,U r.,.,,.r.r, ,...,..,
,t p..,y.
'''" 'N"N sian" 's'u PN' u'tVh' SCR
tNiy.
The committee ON bass of representa-
ton reported Us their basis The vote Ca,,
n, the ,I,cii,p of C.tt.ll
'"' '''''"'- 10 '"' 10y DIG 'l '"e COM
mll'vc on resolutions lhR; the Il pub
hcars 81 Preston & uu'y in convention
assembled hereby announce tlo,y untal.
,etug devotion 10 thc principles Of the
Union Republican, Party, and csp,Culy
do ihry reiuJorse the platform of The
National Convention That nomiua,cd tue
marilrcd Garfield at Chicago ia 1880
The following resolutions introduced
by MIR ID j q hs IN Wtry nd uftd.
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General g. Cfook. who married the
daughter of lhc late john Daily, of Oak
land Md and who has been absent from
his wife for more than year, is chi ying
q brief leave Of absence from his com
msnd IN the West, at the Glades Hotel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

Theatrical ana Cucus Life Is the
name Of new boo, just issued by that
enterprising firm the Sun Publishing Co
St. Louis We call attention 20 advertise
ment elsewhere.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

The Aoz IT Band appeared upon tie
streets Wednesday evening" and rendered 20
number Of pieces in very Cd STYLE. We
are glad 10 note a renewed interest cn the
part of the members of this organization.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

We are agents, and have fu.l stock on
hand, Of OLIVER Chilled PlORs EId sbatts;
also Champion Iowcrs CopJs Best Horse
Rskea and Malta Piows
ma3if SNAPPER g. ECNAFIgLD.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
EyANsvnLe wooLnN FAoronY, }

EyANsvuLE WooLRN Factory,
EVANSVILLE, w. VA, March 81.
Take notice, Farmers and the Public,
mat we have purchased and placed in our
factory new and improved machinery.
therefore, we are able TO compete with
any factory IN the Siatcs in making
wooden goods We give the
Highest Market Price TO. Wool,
and sell goods very low. We DO manu-.
featuring al very low ratca.
Farmers give us n call.
mT3ltf j. BOWMAN d SON.
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Ms Rev W Q Wilson AID daughter.
Miss Birdie, Of Graheu, s.e visiting 81,
Hon. Z, NJ. Bishops.
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Jnst received $50 suits. Garry urg,et
stock in ire C,uclv.
SKATER G BuYtrlsLp.
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Social a, Mr C,cs-p' s,,o,1 mig =.

Prof \ W. Frederick cs to -.
G org TO hold G unity Il i ute from
the 2i-tto 60 ~ August.
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TitE STATE

Throo able resident Instructors iu the
Conservatory. students can enter sac amy
iiWe. Tuition foes aud alI collegiate cN .
peusos reduced 90 tIo minimum.
The CutIfo cHpcusc for one year need
not exceed siGp, and may be made mucI
lt5,. Tho expenses Wo lower tbuu at
amy othor institution iu tHc State.
FOR fulI information ou all these poiun
scnd iDT jh0 handsome catalogue lately
issued and slcsiJ. c.icaHrs of the dies
pUtmeuts t1
IIoudtD 81. OGDEy.
PIcs,d Dot of Tho College,
tI.miUrIYu "a. Nl.
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Remember

We are headquarters for slaves. Lumber
aud Tan Bark. Handle above .u inrg,
quantities and arc prepared O. pay Il,hrsI
market pIlces iu cash.
SHATFaE e. BuyApirlO.
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:ho lo-t school Toy teachers u the
.ota.e.
as thorough worl, in Aucient i.si.u s,...s
Modern Languages, i4i- Der Ma.h.uM~
ie- and thc studv OF tho English I'm.
pUngc and Literature in The same time.
Tho college m all is departments is
opou io BOTH SEXES
Spcrhl attention i- given 90 the
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VIVA. COLLEGE.

Tho Collegiate yclr ur .h!s Institution
opens ON ne TN OF September. Thc
Moultv is composed Ot progressive, cN~
pouvucud and thorough teachers. Two
NOW protvsSuIship- havo been establish
cd Ono q! Ancient Languages, which
will lc flied by the Ns,I Latin and
Drrok scholar iu the Sttc, and another
40 'ho Modern languages, which NIIl 10
ulloi hy % lady of many Noar, cNpri-
ouco ass q teacher, and Who oouyor-cs
lleuuy Bon boia The trynch uud the
German.
Good moral reference aud Doplrt-
m,utU Libraries.
Good apparatus and appliance in
every departments.
rha institution g. Uu~ccGrWu and
luger'n iuiiomdr but thoroughly
christian.
Tho location is Tho most h,auuul.
humthlu, couuW ard accessible. n
moItl auU luduatIous community.
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Spring Goods! FIst Stock Just r..
ccivod, by SuAFrGR Is BoNAFIrID.
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JOHN WHITES heirs ct al.
IN EQUITY.

The obiorf O: This suit is 20 convono
tho creditors of John White dcroa,nd
and to subject 10 sale the land Of which
BOO died seized, fr the payment of his
debts.
aud 10 appearing that tho defendants
~ o. heirs OF John White, dccctsed tuns
enowrJ ar0 not residents Of this state
ih"F 'r", therefore. hereby required to
1pIolr I'ro. go BuIcs % be held Tor said
Court, ou Che first Monday of August
nrNt and DO what IS necessary 10 pro-
t"ci iHcir Interests hcroiu. Aud, on mos
u"u OF ODE pltiuun BY bis attorney. IN il
oidcrch ihai tae lproloing 10 published
boo THE NE-T ViH0INtA ARGUS
weekly nc"sp1pcr published in this
county
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SMITH CRAEE. Clerk.
'.". Barton Payne, Attorney for
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
JUDICIAL SAIL.


Pursuant TO, and ~ virtue Ola decree
of the Ci lcait Court OF Preston County,
West virginia, rendered i'm the cause of
Christian Nine, vs. Martin H. Shahan
ct al, on tho l0lh day of April. 1892.
The undersigned special commissioners
VIII, on
M0ndnY, August 1852,
$40 ono o'clock p. M, at the front door of
tho Courthouse Of Preston County, In
INiub wood, ouor for sale to the highest
bidder the real estate decroed in said
cause To- loo sold to wit
The first tract contains ifty acres and
IS situated in Rcno District. Preston
County, ON fork OF Big Sandy Crook,
adjoining luds of Christian Nine Sr aid
oncrs Said land has thereon good
buildings Is improved, and Is valuable
Little farm.
The second tract contains nine acros-
less four heretofore sold. aud adipins tho
other tract. Said parcels OF land were
conveyed by Joshua Shaban 10 Martin
l., Shauau by decd OF record. The little
to the game is good.
Terms Yhc said real estate will bc
sold for so much cash in hand "a. will
pay O. sis Of suit aud proper charges of
sJc, aud tho resi- Inc upon "a credit oil
six, twelve and eighteen months, pur-
ch iscr executing notes with good secu-
rity, bearing interest for tho balance of
purchase money.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE.
JNZllII special Com'r.