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Austin.
apeciAl 10 the IIerali.

special 10 the Herald.
AUSTIN, February s.-A quorum Of shcr.
IFS are in attendance at the convention TO.
day, and the convention proceeded TO .usi.
ness. II. +. Jones, of Dallas
In the chair. Nine new mcm.
bers were enrolled. A resolution
was adopted inviting the governor and
heads OF departments TO address the con.
vention. The following committee was an.
pointed TO convey that wish; Cox, Wiser
and Thomas. A committee on
resolutions, composed Of Corwin,
Barber end Raddox. was appointed
The secretary read letter from the sheriff
Of Houston county calling attention 20 the
refusal Of the comptroller 20 allow the
sheriirs fees In felony cases where
service was rendered prior 10 July
|, 1881, suggesting that the sheriff.
file. accounts as claims against the state
and ask the legislature for relief OF
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Acquitted

PETERSBURG, Va, February s.-The jury
n the case Of the Commonwealth VS.. J. W
Saunders, on trial in Greenyille county
court for the murder Of John Davis, rem.
dered verdict Of acquittal shortly after
midnight last night, and the prisoner was
discharged.
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lIhltL
Music 10y Golden Company Band.
.iY- .IttuVfaft,i- tt N,ur.s Af,s I...t DE-. ~

Music 10y Golden Company Band.
Va sic-I Iuurtettc-'N Nearer MyGud 10 Thee"
Afdtc,, boy Grand Warden SullWul Russell.
Musir-Solu.
Address 10y Grand Representative NJ u. Henry
Prayer.
Tie following officers were elected for the
year lSSi; NJ. niCkman, NJ Waxahachir.
grand master; SuIiwell II. Russell, oi
Marghall. deputy grand master; u. $. Lem.
mon, of san Antonio, grand warden j. l..
Wrenn, Of Austin grand secretary: J. VI.
Joseph, of Galveston, grand treasurer;
Charles NJ. Dellcnbaugh, of Austin, grand
messenger VI, u. Herring, OF Waco, grand
representative, j. C. Stafford, of Hous.
ton, grand representative: Thomas
;. IL ShWncr, Of Gonzales, grand
orator Tomorrow the Odd Fellows will
music. e,r.. and piand bnll nj nigbi IT. W
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N'NN'"A w NiiN iitldll.
BRowNwoon, February S.--A hard ran
ana hail storm visited this section lass
night about II O'Clock and lasted about twx,
hours. The creeks were all up. SO no man
could 20 ont this morning. The roads ar,,
III an almost impossible condition. Quitpr
norther blew up after the storm and contis.
ued blowing all day.
Wheat crops are looking fine and fnr h,.i.
ter than anticipated Aa abundant cr,,,,-
has been sown. -''i
Stock Tall kinds are in good condition
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slain

CHATTANOOGA, ,Tess., February s,-A widow
lady named Tankersly, living in Cherokee
county, was murdered and robbed. and her
house burned. Her charred remains we're
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lIillsl,oro.


opeclul 10 INC Herald
HlhLsDoRo, February s.--Brown Il Smith.
at Files Valley, Were closed Monday IN,
attachment by Sanger Bros, of Dallas. nv
claim for 81 80 Their stock will inyoiIS
$1,000 to So, 500.
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San Antonio.

Special TO the Herald.
stN ANTONIO, February s,-The grand
encampmcnt met to-day. The amendment
to merge both branches OF the order was
not approved of, and the representatives of
this grand cncampment TO the Sovering
grand eucampment lodge, were instructed
to vote against it. In the grand lodge of
sorrow the following programme was trans
acted:
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Jackson, Miss, February s.--The Royal
Arch Chapter Of Mississippi after a two
days session, adjourned last night. William
Richards, Of Saltartiar, was elected grand
high priest.
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DALLAS AND WACO

found in tho debris. Parties who discovered
the crime iocnd under the om5ers q box
containing si62 in silver and gold. Tom
ana Baler Moon, nephews o: deceased
have been arrested charged with the crime
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HAEELnrRsr, Miss, February s.-willis
Butler killed John Brooks, his brother.in-
Law, Saturday night by hitting him over the
head with plank.
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BosnAY, February s.-The oomrawuthe
cotton crop is the largest ever recorded.
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By MARCH. FIRST :

Whatever is not sold will be packed away, while it
would pay us better to carry the goods, than
to sacrifice them, prefer to make the sacrifice
we have always made it rule to carry over
from one season to another. Even if you do not
need any goods it will pay you to buy and you may
be assured that you Will never see them again at the
prices which they have been marked down.
About the First of Dec. when we found ourselves
overstocked owing to the very mild season we inaug
urated an immense reduction and marked all heavy
goods in plain figures with red pencil. Goods began to
very fast. The bad weather in January i'm
peded the progress of this sale; hence we have de-
termined to mark down still further
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JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant 10, aud by virtue ola decree
OF tho Ci;cIit Court of Preston County,
West Virginia, rendered. i'm tGc cause oI
Christian Nine, vs. Martin IT, Snahan
Of al, on the l9th day OF April, 1852
The undersigned special commissioner
VIII, on
Monday, August II. 1852,
at one O'Clock p, M. Mt the front door Of
the Courthouse of Preston County, in
King wood, o.lcr for sale To the highest
bidder the real estate decreed in said
cause to be sold, to wit
The first tract contains fifty acres and
is situated in Reno District. Preston
Comfy, on fork OF Biz sandy Creek
adjoining lands Of Christian Nine Sr and
othe~s Said land has crepn good
buildings, is improved, and is valu able
little farm.
The second tract contains vine acros-
less four heretofore sod, and adioins the
other tract. Said parcels OF lard We're
conveyed by Joshua Shahau 10 Martin
Il, Shanan by deed OF record. The title
to the same is good.
TeIms-The said real estate will be
sold for so mUch cash i'm hand as &ilI
pay COSTS Of suit aud proper charges Of
safe, aud the residue upon credit OF
six, twelve and eighteen months, pur-
chaser executing HoteS with good secu
iity, bearing interest for The balance of
purchase money.
JOHr BARTON PAYNE,
Jy2lt4I Special Com'r.
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Order Of Publication

W EST VIRGINIA, S.:
Al Rules heit i'm th' CLERKS office OF
the Circuii Conrt OF Preston County. on
lie fiiSt MonuaY Cf July, 1882.
JOHN WHITES, Administrator
FOuN WHITES hoirs ct al.
IN Equity.
The object @: This suit is to convene
the creditors Ui john White, deceased.
and To subject to sale tic land of which
he died seized, fr the payment Of his
debts.
and il appearing that the defendants
Il heirs OF John White, dcce tsed fun.
known, are not residents OF thi, State
they are, therefore. hereby required Nv
nppe'r l.er0. -, Ruies to be held Tor sujd
Court, On the first Monday ol August
next, and do what is necessary To pro
tect their Interests herein. And. on mo.
ton of The plainiin by his attorney. il is
order q int tire foregoing : @ published
ia rae VEST NlI.ctisIA ARGUS
weekly newspaper published in this
county.
a cOpy-Test:
SMITH CRANE. Clerk;
JL". Barton Payne, ATTORNEY for
PHiulin.
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The reason for Peruna's superior o..
lence in all diseases. and it, nodus opor.
andi, gro fully o@plaincd iu Or. Hart.
mans lecture reported BOO bis book ON tho
Ills Of Life. and How ~ Cure Them
from page j tO pogo %. though tic whole
BOOK shouid be read and studied 90 yet
The iul. YS'ue of this par cxooileu' reiuc-
dy. yfaHe books can 1c had at the druk
store gratis
Peuna is tho brtt immediate Expocio.
r1a- Cough ModiciucJ, that has set been
compounded 1y physician or 6ru0gi.t
mere us nothing boz medical print o. g
ran at adj compare with 30 And mo De-
20 is DO the very best Tonic. SdmuIaUf
Nsrvine. DioureuC. Alternative. Anti
Dyspeptic, Appcti q. HumaGc. Blood
McdicincJ 6c., tiat has ever been com .
ppu dcd ly Doctor or laymau. %
should. therefore, always De- kept on
Iaud for immediate use.
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\ Case that Puzzled The sgHol,
Euruftv

Mrs. Milo Ingram gave tho narno OF
some OF ihe most reputable physicians
Boo thc two cities (Pitisbutg and AIIsghe-
uyJ, 90 whom she b8d paid large sgfos
oi money Tor treatment, but she rapifuv
grew worse Shc was then taken 10 ne
most reputable phys clans and surprout
Boo Now York, but with DO better suc-
cess. They had all pronounced 10 can-
cor, and declared size must die. The
Nesh oi Der breast was oaleu away down
t' The ribs, the breast bono was laid barc
and the disease ms dc its way upwHrds
causing The breast tO become detached
from tbc wall OF The chest. hanpiup loose
from abovo. SEQ page ~. Of DR.. Hart.
mans Ellis of life. how Peruna cured
Der. They are given away by DRUGGISTS
I4.dti4..
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Order of Publication

WEST VIRGINIA. So:
40 Rules hell j. the Clerks Office C.
the Circuit cour Of Preston County. on
thc FIST Monday OF July. 1882.
FAINFAX q MARTIN
GE ROE W. FAIRFAX Of A..
il EQUITY.
Tho object 90 This suit is 10 obtain %
decree oi Goo Circuit Court for the ..tIc OF
tho home farm, in tho bill mentioned
containing about fur hundred acrcg Of
wiicl Elizabeth L. Fairfax died sliced
Tor the ro-On that tho same cannot be DIR.
uuoued among the several distributcp.
without detriment, and This distribution
OF tho proceeds among the heirs of sal
dpctdcut
Mud 1t appearing that the defendants
Bcui1miu +. Fairfax. Charles w Fair
TX, Melissa Arnold, Irwin EsuOld. Ma,
ttfh Morgan Hui -- MORGAN. her inns.
bands BuckuCr -. Fairfax. Anne peIuIs.
James ~. Helms sud Commodore u.
t"iriaN arc no. residents OF This State.
ihey arc, tloi sfn.3, hereby reuWreI 90
appear hCr" at Rules to bo held fr said
Court, ou the FIRST Mour4y rr Angus,
HcNt, and dD what is necessary lo prI.a.i
their interests herein. And. ou motion
oi the plaintiffs hy their attorney. ia is
ordered that the foregoing be published
iu TIE W reT NIEgNfA ARGUS yyeoii.
~ now spaper published bon this county.
a copy Test:
SMITH CRANE. ClcrE.
John bIrtYn Payne, Attorney for
Plaintiffs.
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source of personal gcnu,y.

beautiful person is the natural form
of q beautiful soul. The mind builds its
own house. The soul takes precedence OF
the body, and shapes the body TO it's own
likeness. A vacant mind takes all the
meaning out of the fairest face. SEN
sual deposition deforms the hard somest
features. A cold, selfish heart shriyels
ard distorts the best looks. A mean
Crovelinp 1iri: takes all the dignity out of
the figure aud all tue character cut of tie
C JuU;tnGnce. a cherished hatred trapg-
forms The most beautiful lineamenls in'o
an image of ugline4s. IL is impossible TO
preserve good looks with n brood Of bad
passions fccdir g o. tic blood, o set OF
low lovce tramping through the heart,
and s fish, disdainful spirit onlhroned in
the viii, as 10 preserve the beauty of an
elegant mansion with little of swine IN
The b'sen Mt, tribe of eypsios in the
na''or ard owls and vultur,s in the UPPER
pat. Badness and beauty viii no more
keep company a g'ett while, than p.isou
Will consort with Ieahh, or an elegant
carving survive he furnsce fire. The OK
pertinent of putting them together has
been tried for thousands Of years, but
with the unYdrirg result. There is moth
ing that 30 !cfi es, polieh,s and ennoblcs
face and mein as the constant presence e
great thoughts The man who Ives in
the region of ideas, moonbeams though
they be, becomes idsahz q There are no
arts, no cusmet cs, which eau contribute a
1.-THE SO much Of dignity, tee strength. the
ennobling Of mans looks rs a great pur-
pose, high determination, noble prin
ciple, an NJ quencbable enthusiasm. But
more powerful still than any Of theEe as
besutifier of the person, is the over. mas
tering purpose and prevailing disposition
OF kindness in the heart. Affection is the
organizing force in the Luman consti,u-
ton. Woman is faireT than man because
she has more affection than man. Love
Illness is the outside of love. Kindness.
sweetness, good will, prevailing desire
to make the body a temple Of the HOW
Ghost. The soul that is full of pure, gen
erous affections fashions Tbs ieatures into
its own angelic likeness, as The rose bv ir.
merits impulse grows in grace aud bloc
SONS in TO lOveliuess which no arr can
equal. There is nothing on earth which
80 quickly tran figures a personality, rc-
fines, txalts, irradiates with heavens own
impulse Of loveliness, as a prevadine, pre-
yailing kindness of heart. The angels
are beautiful because they are good, aud
God is beautiful because he "a love FIX
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woMEN Fon MYorrING.
The Kind That Are Not wanted in
yhnt Romantic Region.
lFrom the Beomerang.1

From the BeOmeranC.1
In answer 10 a former article relative TO
the death Of woman be-e, we are nov re.
cevingt two TO FIVE letters per DAY from all
classes and styles OF young, middle.aged
and old women who desire 10 come 70
Wyoming. Some of them would like 10
come here TO work Gnd obtain an honest
likelihood, and some az them desire 10
come here and marry cattle kings.
A recent letter from Michigan written
in lead pencil. and evidently during hours
when the writer should have been learning
her geography lesson, is very enthusiastic
oyer the prospect Of coming out here
where one girl can have lover for every
day in the week. She signs herself Rose
linde. with a small r. and adds in a post
script that she "means business"
Yes, Rosalinde, that's what we a-e
afraid Of. We had a kind Of vague fear
that You meant business, so we did not re-
ply to your letter. WysmiDg already has
women enough who write with a lead
pencil. We are also pretty well provided
with poor spellers, and we do rot desire
to ransack Michigan for Gffec,ionate but
sapheeded girls.
Stay in Michigan, Rosaliude, until
we write TO you. and one OF these DAYS
when you have been mother eight or
nine times, and rs you stand in the gold
en- haze in tho back Yards, hanging out
damp shirts on an uncertain line, whIle
your ripe and dewy mouth is atretched
across a Eastwood clothespin, you will
Thank us Tor this advice
Do not despair, Rosalinde. Some day
man, with Great, warm, manly heart.
and pair of red steers, will see YOU
aud loYe you, and lie will tlke YOU i'm
ais strong arms and protect you from
the Michigan climate, Just as devotedly
as any of our people here can. "We do
not wish to be misunderstood in this
irattcr. 1t is not rs loN er that we have
said so much on the girl question, hut i'm
the domestic al department. and when
We get long letter from young giIl
who ea'I slate pencils ond reads Ouida
behind her atlas, we feel like going over
there TO Michigan with n trunk strip and
dol 8 Il little missionary work.
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VALU Able
REAL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

] offer for sale at reasonable prices. ON
iur conditions ana easy terms. my ou-
Tire property ini and adj icent To-. the
IoWu Oh ktngwood, Preston County.
w. Nar consisting OF my dwelling houso
and grounds, --a very desirable pfouert,
tie brick building iu which the M
uoutl Bank Ut kiugwuoJ and Joscpb
JdCksous store are located ~ acres of
valuable meadow and pasture land. al.
joining tie borough also Manic.
WOOD farm c0utaiuiug 100 sores. up.
derldd with coal, thrco-iourths OF q mile
from town.
For prices. condition and terms ann, v
90 thc uuderiRu &
@ Ho1sfy
Eiug,"cc9 4
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Hor rather TaIkcd too nuch.

The foutyear-old daughter Of a well
known divine is Opposed to be dictaiorial
IN a cunning way with her elder brothers
ond sisters. While she was acting the
wee tTrant over her brothers the other
day, her father decided 70 reouko her for
the fret time, and elcquently set forth to
her the HndDces Of her brother and her
duty to be kind in return. When the ex.
hoTaiion bud ended the little auditor.
with fearful eyes and frane trembling
with emotion, struck an attitude, and said
between her fobs "Y-Y3u use too
m-many words" The father vainIy en-
deayored 70 suppress bis laughter as he
went 10 his study and preceded to cut
down bis next Sundays sermon.
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Now that good times are again upon
MS, 1T is worth remembering that no one
can enjoy tho pleasantcst surroundings
f in bad health. There are hundreds Of
miserable people going about 10 dqv with
dso dered stomach liver or Lidupve.
when q bottle Of Parkefs Ginger Tonic
would q" them more good than ADJ tho
medicines they have ever tried.
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NOTICE TO
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be 70
ceiyed mp TO p. IN. of July %, lsSl, ior--
]. The graduation, trestiiug aud mas
sorry OF six mics OF the Kiuuwood
Nar"w gaIgcl Railway, beginning M
suure.ton ou The Baltimore and Ohio
Ia lrOtd. No bid Will be received to-
as than one section tone miie): =. The
excavation OF Il tunnel OF $50 feet. more
~ loss. on Section Four; 3, The furnish
"g @: 2I.CJO cross ties for narrow gauge
railroad. TO lie delivered at ,pcciGeA
points along the line of said Railway.
fr"hle ana specifications and other in
formation can be seen and had 40 the
CoDp.uy's ohlco in Kingwoad. w. Va.
on and h1er July II, 1852 Contractors
Will ~ required % give bond, with good
security. ln penalty equal to double
The amount OF tre bid; and lle names
Of the sureties must accom-, lany the b!d
The right 20 reject any bid or all ol them
IS expressly reserved
Al: hics shhIid bo a9ircs- 60 70 the
S'cretu y, john Barton Payne. Kin.s
wood, Prdst, "a County, " Va.
by ORD o! tie Board OF Directors.
&. NJ. BISHOP. Pr,,.t.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE, Sec'y.
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Monday, Am.u.ttl,ts9s

ut one o'cl1c!i p. H., al the 'front.' roor OF
the Court house of said county la lImg-
wood. offer for sale, To- the hi.ueSt bidder
tie real estate docreed to Toe sol, In sale
county, io-wit; One lot OF ground In the
town of Newhurg. Preston County. with
black smith shop thereon tho same that
was conveyed by VIM. Wolr "a said
Samuel NJ. Lipsc0mb, ami also a parcel
of land containing two acres and sixteen
poles situated near the town of Nrwbur..
in said county, which WIS also convey
ed by said Woii to said Lirscomb. to-
gether with MI tie appeItCuauc,> there's
unto belonging. Said r.rrv.s OF lama
are well situated and tairaho
Terms-Said property viii I've sold for
cash in taud sufficient tu pay costs of
suit and proper charges ten ,aic. am the
residue upon q credit Of SIX, twelve aud
eithteon months, purchaser executing
noes "lth good security Gearing intere
therefor.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE
Jyl1t4l Special COm'r.
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We ore hcaCQuaucrs for Etavcs Lumber
and Ton Bark. Handle eb1ye in Iar,o
quanti'ica and are cpaied % pay highest
market puCcs Boz cash.
cuAFFkh BOHAEELD.
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The Prince OF remedies for rheumatism
is II. jacobs Oil. We have seen It tried,
and great results accoep.ishcd.-rHun
tiDgton Nnd) Democrat.
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JAMES SHAW ct ~.
IN LOIfITX

The object Of this suit rs 10 subject the
Two tracts Of land iu the bill aud oro-
cecdings mentioned tO sale. for tho nav.
mont Of the Judgment and trust liens
thoreip mentioned, ana to set aside so
much Of tho Decd Of Trust executed bv
James Shaw tO Lewis Gale. trustee. ON
Tire llth day OF September 1s7C. ss ro-
cures 20 j.. J.. shaw au ailored debt Of
fifteen hundred dollars, and Singleton
ShrCcK one hundred and seventy. we
dollars.
And 30 appearing that the doreu fauts
Singleton Shrock. l}oriamiu r. Shaw.
and William s.. Mouutain are not rosi,
dents Ji this Stale. they are. therefore
hereby required Co appear hero. at Rules
to bc held for SAID Court. on the FIRST
MOnd5v OF August ucxf. and do what III
necessary Go protect their iutcreste horoin.
And, on notion 81 ilc plaintiffs. bv their
attorney, Isl ordered That fho froyoiu,
be pt- shcd Foo TIuE WEST VfraiNrH
ARoUe-1 weekly newspaper published
lu this county.
a copy--Tcst
SMITH CRANE ClcrL
Jno. Barton Payne, Attorney soi PLANT.
ms,
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just received $50 suits Carry larges,
stock in the cruuty
snhrrER s. Bovhrrrp.
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Order of Publication.

WEST VGRGINIA. S.:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
The Circuit Court OF Pre- .ton County. on
the first Monday OF July, 1852.
ALPlIEUS MICHAEL ct al.
IS.
WILLIAM a. GUSEMAN etsl.
33g Equity.
The object Of tIis suit is To- obtain q de-
cree of the Circuit Court for 81 partition
Of thu real O. tate Of john Michael, de
ceased
And 1t appearing that q defendant
George VI. Guseman, j. NOS resident or
this state, he ls. therefore. hereby rpquir-
ed tn appear 70, ct Rules to he held for
said Court, Cr the first Monday OF Au-
gust pcAt, and DO what is necessary to
protect his interest herein. And, ON mo.
ton Of tho plaintiffs by their auorny. it
is ordered that the foregoing be publ ,h~
ed in The WEST VfR0yNtA ARGUs-a
weekly newspaper published in hi3
county
a Copy-Tcst
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
James II Carroll, Attorney tor Plant
ifs.
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JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant to. and by vir ne of y decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Preston Cou ~,
West Virginia. rendered IN the cause oi
John Miller Jr. vs. Samuel y! Lipscon,b
ct al, on the 18TH day oil April, loS2.
The undersigned special commissioner
will. on
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& CEN rs VAN TED
Fi,it--
Is NORMONLSW UNVEILED 3"

FY 81 KM y EIsHpr
Fem tic pu.A real exp, NJ of he N;lc
lrt lis % ih-
DANIrE~!
BLOOD ArONERS!
ENGING ANGELS
nnd oihci SO. ~ori, Ties - Mormuilisii.
f"l 'n tufhnI,lr ptrl sul4rs oi tns
lllRRI1LE .ItlI.RY ~ men. ~,
men nud 'A.tdrv'i ut hc Mountain Melti..
"w~ Massacre. and tor ih e wttn.s, .ni
snhrring- 90 Mrs. Brig. II.utp t,in. -
Wouicr,d haoN ~ A-cutS. Complets
oniiit 80 cons. Octit lil ,simplr copy
- -.
serirr nn '-cucv ut once, or write for
illustrated circular sn.,.id terms a.,
Sun PUBLtSuING co.
10 ana BIZ Pine Street.
MARI 'ltl II. T." is Mo.
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Order Of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA, S..
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court or Preston County. ON
tho first Monday OF July. 1882.
WILLIAM uAFNED Of al.