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handkerchief, and all had 10 do was Ia
siafd peri oily still aud avoid nervous
nes-. sd enough confidence in his
sk'll 10 DO OOtn aud We never had the
slightest acciden; Of any kind.
lie also shot potato which held in
my hand, She continued This To me.
was really m re- trying undertaking than
The other, beoaus- my hand would shsk..
though never through fear, can assure
you said the young lady. with pluck
emphasis. Miss Won Behr. wa. [ be
reYe, near relative of NJ Frayne's wifi.
hrs. Frayne died la Chicago three years
ng", lvaYing two children, boy and girl,
ne boy, Freddie, a bright little fellow.
\ been appearing in The drama with his
tatber III can use the rife with surpris-
INK :Npertness. nd | think he, TOO, does
some shooting 10 the course of the drama.
met Mr.. FrAyne about three weeks ago
on the train while travelling through Oaio,
and he told inc that this was the last sea
SOP ne Intended TO spend on the etage.
He said he had made enough money 10 10
le to settle down quietly, and for this
purpose he had purchased u fruit farm in
S.u.h Jersey.
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AT Expensive Gun.

One day last week, says the Pdrkers-
burg State Journal, Slr, Gill Briant went
out hun Jog, and before starting gave his
wife a sack containing some silver about
fifty dollaTs-which was put away by her
unobserved, as she thought. but PAIR q
bright little eyes saw her, and after awhile
the owner of them went out and saw a
play mate by the name of Thnrne, who
had toy gun, and young B:iant pro.
posed 10 buy ii from him, offering whole
bag of money. The bargain WAS made
and Briant went into the house and got
the money and gave it for the gun. As
soon as the discovery was m de, search
was made for the boy aud the sack Of
money, and after a considerable time they
were found, but lbout four or five DOL
lars OF The money was missing. The lit-
tie fellows are hardly to blame in the
matter az they were ignorant Of the tfu
value of money.
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JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursusnt In, and by virtue of decree
81 the Circuit Curt Preston County.
west NHgioi4. rendered In the cause Of
Johu Muller, Jr.. We Samuei ~ L,pscomb
81 al, on the 1871 day OF April. 1ss9
The underaigued special commiss oLtr
viii. on
Monday, November 81. tsss,
Al on" O'Clock p. M, at the I. 90 ,Iu. e
the Court D"usc OF said {. uEty DO k.:p
wood, Fl tor s4ie. To the highr,I btid,r
thr real estate d"creed To- be suld IL, sad
c"un'y, ln-wit . - 1T al ground iu thr
Town ot Ne"burx, Preston County, with
blacksmith shop thereun the same ih-t
Was conveyed by Nm. Wolf to sud
samuel 81 L'pscOmb, aud also puc,I
OF land Containing tWo acres and .IXteen
poles STU ted near the town Of Nrn burg.
!" SAID county, which was also cunV ytd
by saiu Wolf - sdid L'pscUmb, together
WITH Hil the appeitenauc,s thereuutu b..
i"ghiug. Slu parcels Of lsud are " II
situated aud valuable.
Folms-Sald properly will be sold for
cash In hand sufficient 10 pay costs OF
s1!l and proper cuargys for sale, and tue
r sidGe upon ctedit of six. - rlye and
eighitep m 'ntOs. purchaser executing
no'es WI good security bearing inter, 81
therefor.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE.
move Special Com r.
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On Thar ksgiying evening, at the Coliseum
Theatre Cincinnati, in the fourth act of the
play 81 SIocum.' Frank Frayne, iu shoot
ing the apple Of the head Of Lucy slo-
cum persouated by Miss Annie Won
Behreu, missed the apple and shot Miss
Won Behren in the head. She died in 10
minutes. Frsyne WIS Immediately ar
rested
The ourtsin fell and the play was stop
ded. The audience supposed the victim
was only slightly nurt Frayue used a
ride o. % cshbre, ard was executing his
backward shot Tie Catch-stcp OF the
rife was imperfect and slipped lust as the
hammer fell, blowing tie cartridge shell
out backwards.
When the curtain went down after the
fatal shot the excitement behind the scenes
was 90 great ss To cres'e alarm lest a panic
might ensue among the audience of 2. 300
people. Frsyne's ores and Lamentations
were So violent that be was heard before
the curtain. Manager Fenuessy was too
much excited 90 cay any hing, but he seut
friend to the front % say that the rcci
dent wss slight and thst the play would
not proceed further. The audience then
retired 10 order. though one LADY fsiufcl
Manager Feuues-y took cbarg- OF Frayue.
and, though the latter demanded Co Dee
locked up, he gut q friend o. 90 before
judge HIgiey, OF the y ice Coutt and
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Mr. Frayne's FafnI unrasmnp
ship.

Mr. Fray nc'a Edfut uarksmau-
ship.
Miss Ella Hatton, VII, Be- memb. Of
che company playing The Tourist at Ga.
Walnut Street Theatre, says the Pmldl-
puil Times, Na- nj The three Or four dsr
ing women who bsve performed The Dart
ui Lucy 5Ocum and permitted Mr.. Fraype
90 go boz icafs 81 mafk-maosh.r 10 the
rick ~ thl ivss She sald, when aus.
toned 10y reporter: II am eur
pd.ed and shocked o. such an sec
dent should baye occurred. a. Sir Frt,ne
aiiuaugh seemingly reckless, was really a.
very cautions mau iu those ,xHIbit9rs Of
skal played o0e of lbc Diner y.rfa d,
.le piece .og awhile until one day Nrs
Fnyua, who Uas thrn doing Lucy. va
taken III and could n,t sppe.r b.
GEO enough ott1. m4u.s sissdy aud O..
fu. b4bI. IO v,uue iD .omr r,ru
on.p u.m .u 90 n.s liIcmml. srs q
Duau.l O, lIa5 o. for weeks uu.,I 5.
a.fe was able 60 resume Der place. o..
principal feat tls thot msds wi,b t,.
aId of4u.Trsr attached o. ihett.,Loft.
r1 Tine barrel Aas tyeI.d.
gu tn.u. er aUc uis back H4 u
me. he .Dok bis a1lJ Dr. Dob
.D1 sn.urfel au 8ppe uuIcu rt-..
mf A'sc Ny ty,a ser. il.Ld.d VII.
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Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors OF Lawrence Brodorick.
deceased:
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the County Of Preston made i'm
a cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate Of the said Lawrence Broder
lex g. the payment of his debts. ven are
required To- present your claims against
the estate Of tie said Lawrence Broder.
lex, Tor adjudication o. Smith Crane.
commissioner, ut his Office iu the said
county, on or before tho 2lsT DAY OF
OCTOBER next.
Witness, Smith Crane. Clerk of said
Court, this 9th day Of September. 1882.
SMITH CRANE.
OwSl5 CorL
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This said Mr. spoopendy ke, az he
zyd around "a his new acquisition OF
SIX acres this, my dear, Is what l have
always wanted. A farm and fam RS
life are the highways to happiness. Mrs
Spoopendyke, don't ynu think so ?
It's perfectly lovely rcjoned Mrs
Spoopcodyke. Il was born on farm,
aud was always healthy, though had TO
20 a good ways for wster
IN fix that, my dear returned Mr.
SpoopendYke. III bring the water.
Now, where are my agricultural reports Z
I must plant right off il we are going TO
have crops, and when they get ripe well
take them TO market
Il See the report says you must give your
hens chopped turnip once 10 WHILE oaid
Mrs. Spocpeudyke, putting Der thumb on
The paragraph.
ETHER that or cabbage, returned her
husband Il don't know whether we'l
have cabbage enough, he continued mus
ingly.
You might have less buck wheat, sug
gested Mrs. Spoopendyke. Il should
think, though, that two scres would b.
enough for one hen, and If IL isn't you
can buy load now and then from the
neighbors.'
I'll think that over replied Mr.. Spoon
erdyke' Here's one thing certain that
don't understand. 1t says we should test
q few seeds before planting To make sure
that they will terminate, but il don't say
how to do it,
Maybe ii means to boil ,Lem,' suggest
ed Mrs. SpoopendYke or perhaps you
oh, perhaps you think it means to crack
'em with an axe to see if they are hard
l s'pose you've got an idea you stick straws
in EN- to see if they sre done Well you
don't, you put acid on EN-. IN get some
acid and drop 'em in and II It di colors 'em
they're no good, and if it don't they're all
right. l think we ought to have some
weevil for the pig
Il don't Know where you're gnipg TO
plant it, said Mrs SpoopeudY Ike, unless it
will grow with buckwheat or onions. You
can't put it with the cabbage, because the
pig and hen would fight
Don't you know what weevil is p de-
mandod Mr.. Spoopendyke, Rlaung at bis
wife. Got notion IFS some kind of
weed for The pig to smoke, haven't you
Imagine it's glt-edged note paper with
monogram for bin TO write on, don't your
Well, il isn't swallow. tail coat or plug
hat for him to go TO church in, neither
You don't plant weevil, Mrs. Spoopen-
dyke, any more than you do soap, or
clothes pins. or stair rods, You buy il IN
barrels. and III order some.
Il think we ought to have some lace cur
tains, for the front Windows suggested
Mrs. SpoOpendyke, az x.ous to change the
conversation.
yes, and We want folding bedsteed
for tic COW, aud we've got to have a new
armchair tor the pig, and I'm afraid
those cabbages won't DO without a wet
nurse squealed Mr.. Spoopendyke. 4 sup
pose that I've got to hire man to see that
the meadow don't go fishing on Sundays,
and upset your religious notions. o.,
you're farmers wife, you arei IfIhad
time to write an index to you and get some
dodglsled binder To III you up with fly
leaf, you'd make a whole agricultural re-
port!
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To al persons holding lions bv iul,-
Weut ur ptucrw I-c, aXsiust the roll ~
state, on ANY part thereof. of josiah Il.
straw and BeuiuuIu Shaw.
Too pursu aucc Oi a decree ortho Cirori,
court oi Preston bounty made i'm ~
raal estate OF the said Joseph 81 lb.',.
ful BHuJaDuiu SHAW tl tho salts .,,., ~, ",
ino ions thereon, you ar. herebv rl.,,,,r.
.1 .Y present al Claims heId bv Won .,,'.I
each oil YOU ag inst iue said . semi, ,t
shaw aud Is. uuiu Shaw nr either -,
Ih,"J who" are iie"- ou Oh ir relI ca.
ut .lu.o 900 ItUltg..I
anis. Yu ot u."i. GOO Iatu DAY D.
D. IDt.r. I-5z WI
Gwen u"aor my hand Oils i5laatv "a.
..HIu.r. l--t,
1900. Jos. II. HA.ruanvE.
tf7ld Com missioner
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

IT, AN persons holding liens by judg~
meni or other wise, the real estate
~ any part thereof Of David s. Steveu~
SON:
100 pursuance Of a decree Of The Circuit
Court Of Preston County made i'm -
cause Iuercin pending, To- subject tho
feh estate OF tho said David S. steven
son to the salts faction Of tbe lion. li,erc.
'n, YOU are horcby required To- present
I claims held by You and each of Won
H"iust INC sail David S. Stevens. n.
winch arc liens on hig real estate. or ,,n,
Pirl 900 Do, I9r adjudication Co mo at INV
lilr' In k'ugwUOi. ON or before the
q iiH bN OH DtlOBEE 1852
Given under nay hand this Iltb dsv of
-eWombcr. iu the year 1882
1"HlO T.. j. CRooAN.
C"umi -siOuor bon Chaurory
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JOHN BARTON PAYNE.
nova 4 Suecl.I C.,n,.

; ate of West Virginia, C5unty Of
PrtstOu, S.:
!, Smitn Cane, Clerk Of he Circuit
Couri II said county, d, certify that Jnu
Baron Piyne. Who was ~ decrcc of
sad cuurt, rendered gu the 13ia d y OF
April, 1882, ia the Equity Cause of John
miller, Jr against Samuel NJ. Lipscomb
.t NJ appointed n Special T. ImmIssuner To-
make sale ut the real estate tnercin de-
creed TO be sold has this day z ven buLd and
security Ia said cause as required by law
Given under my hand, tnls 81 day Of
November, 1882
SMITH CRANE, Clerk,
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FOR SALE
NOlILE 10 Lien HOLDERS

To all persons holding liens by i'm q,
nent or otherwise, ON the real estate
or any part thereof, OF James Shaw;
In pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Preston County, made i'm a
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate OF the said James Shaw. to
the satisfaction OF the liens thereon. Won
are here by required to present ali claims
heId by You and each Of you against the
said James Shaw, which are liens on his
real estste or any part Cf it. for sdiudi~
cation 10 me, no my Office IN KIM wood
IN said county. ON or before the lGrf,
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1882.
Given under my hand this 18th dav of
September in the year 1882
JOS. IL. HAWTHORNE,
4l~z2 Commissioner
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Last of the NIoheRans,

Samuel Brushed, the last descendant in
a direct line of lucas, the chief of the Mo-
hogan Indians, died at Norwich, Conn,
last week. He was 81 years of age, poor,
addicted To- drink, ugly and deformed, but
ne was the only Indian OF royal blood liv-
ing there, and also the only one Of pure
blood, fact upon which he greatly pr-
ded himself. A month sg) he fell from
an apple tree while pruning the limbs,
aud injured his spine 50 that he knew b.
could not live. Norwich town people
near his hut cared for him. He expressed
wish that upon his death the flags Of the
city should be displayed at half-mhsI out
of respect to his high Indian rank. He
leaves a widow, who is the counterpart of
himself in ugliness. BRUSHED has for years
been "a feature at county fairs, where his
remarkable ability to whistle two tunes
clearly at one ana the same time and his
feats OF knocking seven coins out Of split
sticks with srrowa from long distance
have won him many 'shekels.' He was
also dexterous in plating reeds,
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR S,

To the Creditors of Giiz ihe;h l.. Fairfax
deceased
Court OF the County OF Preston made in
cause thorein pending. to subject the
real estate of the said Elizabeth l.. Fair.
lax, to the payment Of his debts, YOU are
required To present your claims against
the estate of the said Elizabeth l. Fair
TAX, for adjudication to Joseph III Hnw-
thoi ne. Commissioner, at his Office in
the sud county, on or before tho I3th
day of November next.
witness, Smith Crane Cle.k of said
Court, this 18th day of October 1882.
SMITH CRANE.
OctOlo Clerk
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NOTICE TO FARMERS,
EvANswlrz va. LIS FAcroEr.

RvANsYILLz No LIS FAcroKr,
EyANsVnLg, n Va MsiCGS1
TX, rot &c tAImtis enc Tho Public,
that ". k.vs urchs-'c sud Il-Ced in our
tvc'"rJ n'w rnd mr. .Neu machinery,
'A,Ge!ric 70 are hpj- - CORY eio with
A,y ;sc'v'T 80 tb, Alts la making
Ho"lc" 4 .vCs w give tbe
Highest T. -Iket Price 70. Wool,
sud 80! go 5s vuy low Wo 90 msEu-
fs.rturI'E - very iS a. rats
Fn,W~,s efvr uR c cal
10 Slff ]. UNIANS SON.
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COMMISSIONER S NOTICE.
Newton B. Wayman andCnss. an
Mayer

va.
Daniel Whitehair, Jno. +. Jones, John
Amber, Joseph Adair, henry Ii ri -sly
Elisha Miller, Henry Q. WorInIngton and
John NJ. Crane
IN EQUITY
BY a decree RENDERED by the Circuit
Court Of Preston County, IN the State of
West Virginia, la the above IN ntioned
cause ON the % day of August 1882 the
said cause Was referred u the uudeIsiSn-
ed, Que of the Commissioners of said
court, with directions To ascertain and 10
port what lands there are owned In this
county by the defendant Dant,l Wnite
hair, the stare aud condition of the title
thereto, the liens thereon. the amount aud
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nent matter required by the parties OF. Au y
Of them
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Creditors Notice.

TO The Creditors Of John White deoeas.
Cd.
Tn pursuauco ~ q decree of the Circuit
Court OF the 'ountY OF Preston. made n
% ctuse therein pending. t1 suLirci IN,
real estate of the said John vs. bite Co TIE
payment OF bis debts, vcu gt0 required
To- present your claims ugsiust illo estate
OF the said John White. for adiucation to
Smith Crane, Comm iesioner, at his Office
is tho said county. ON or Lee orc tho l7th
dav of Ociohor next
Witness suit tru9. Clerk ofsaif
Court. this 9th day O. September. 1852
haiTu tHkEE.
Gw Scpi8 Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-09
W.VA.COLLEGE,

The Collegiate year Of this in.tifution
opens on the 4th OF Septem Der. The
faculty is composed OF progressive, ex>
perienced and thorough teac lers. Two
new professorships have been establish
ei-"nt o. An lent Languages which
will be flied by the hest stin md
creek schomr in the Site. and another
lo'he Modern Languages, which will 10
filled by y lady of many yoarS oxpei-
cnce AS teacher, and who couysrses
hdentIy in both the French and the
Germ d.
Good z neral reference and Depqrt-
mental Libraries.
Good apparatus and appliances I'm
every department
The institution is Unscctarian and
Dnde.'Ii national, but thoroughly
christian.
The location is the most beautiful
heulthlLl, central and accessible. a
moral and Industrious community.