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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-27

We are determined TO close ont every
parlor suit within fifteen {. vs., nj actual
cost. SIErHENsuN, lIBBs x STEINER.
OJl5lW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-27

II you want something elegant IN the
way Of silk handkerchiets, cali and See
that new lot Just received by Messrs
Sparks, Mallory y Allen, from A. L.
Stewart X Co. Ui26.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-27

eFwNqe OF LIMITATIONS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
Those Horrible Primary Color..

"Miss L'ghifoot. of Baltimore, says the
Washington Critic, 'tells funny story OF
/ o car Wilde When the &c thetic was in
PRODUCED, she made conversation as she
would Tor any other stranger. He had
mentioned at the club that nc was going
to New Ore ms 20 look up some property
left him by relative, and when she had
exhausted the ordinary larry nothing she
asked: When do you go Sou,b, Mr..
Wilde =
"Souib? SoutbI Why, an, what do
you mean, Miss Ligh,foot, by South p
"Why, you know, Mr.. Wilde, you are
only on the border OF the Southern
States !"
"Ah! What gre the Southern States 2
And then she entered into a little &C
count of the subdivision of the country.
to which he responded so stupidity that at
last che laughed and said:
"You have never studied gee grnpby.
Mr.. Wllde?'
"Oh, mo- was the response; "never,
never, could not, for the colors on the
maps are so discordart, aud they distress
me. l never could bring mys,lf to look
at them!"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
Return Ola stolen watch.

Charles DoveY, commercial traveller,
whose home j. in Puiladclphi1. was ng-ee.
ably surprised on Saturday by receiving
by express "a valuable gold watch which
he had handed to J,sse James in June,
1880, at The laiier's r quest loaded re-
Yulyer being one q the arguments used
10y Mr.. james a. that time Nj. Dewey
had cb.rge OF cosl-miuirg company
flee in Krnlu Ky, ard the uneSpecte5
visit Of jesse james ard his three conled-
crates VS. made on paY-dsy. Il narpen
cd that the money had been delayed on us
way from the bark and i5c robbers got
only a few dollars aud NJ. Du,ys
watch, which has just been returned by
hlrs. James with the fYlJwitg note :
"Kausas Cry, Juno 10. 1882 -Nr
Charles D.yel -0ar Sir: IDclosed ycu
will f-a a watch II it IS yours pea.e
send me 10y return reu % receipt for 'br
came. Y urs repeatedly, Mrs. Jesse
james. Dir. Dov,y irfumea that Ny.
James is making r. l.acrl restoration #
he stolen propJty ',tt hy hcr lam,n'ed
husband, s' Gar as sbc can a,c-rtiu 10
whom f. bloDcs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
Independent Young Ladies.

The Greensboro On. O. Patriot SAY s
there passed through that town recently
gay eud irolics me party OF SIX young
g'rls IN route TO The mountains They
were al robust, goot-lcoking, fun cf lie
and energy, and bent on froljc. DR. S.
ID in uniform style Of walking habit
slightly shorter even than the prevailing
f'sh'ou, made Of excellent aud durable
linen, plain tut pretty hats, easy shoes
with high ankles for dust, they were the
peisonification Of comfort l. ca bore a
F7apsack upon her back, soldier siyle, and
was armed with revolver and a large
bowie knife. The trip takes in nearly all
Inc mountain counties Some nights they
camp out, and others they pass at hotels,
rs humor or convenience m happen
With 70 baggage or equipments except
what each calIies upon her person, this
might be called The charge Of The Light
Brigace. Three of them are M4rylanders
End three Virgiuans.
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4 Discriminating nnr

A Cumberland (MI.) editor has invented
au Ingenious lie about dog that was IN
the habit of gong Every day to the rail
road, and as the train passed the brakeman
threw out Cumberland News, for gen
uemau who lived near by. which the dog
seized In hts teeth and carried to bis mas
ter. One day the dog came back without
newspaper. On Inquiry the brakeman
Insisted That he had acted as usual, but,
upon making search, it was found that a
Cumberland Mail had been thrown out .,
and the dog had positively refused to have
anything TO do with IL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
Men VINO WIN.

Il is not the men OF great talents often
who DO tue great wo'k of The world. II
is the men who bave trained their work
Jog powe the best. The greatest eugi-
neer Of Englapd was m.n Of only me-
dunn talents; lut he was a giant in prin-
ciple. lie gave himself wholly to il VINE n
q task wys to be done. If mountain
was 10 be pierced and G roadway made
ln'ough its heart imp aclicable and i'm
possible" bridge was to s9an r chasm or
valley, be We uld shut himself up for a
few Gays in his room, and scaicly eat or
sleep while he Iurred the matter ever and
over in his miro. A. the crd be would
come ont smiling. with bis plans all
clearly laid and his hard ready to set to
work ana cary them cut. Those who
wi'h 10 be- arerI m n am womeo, in the
'ruest s,nse, must ica'n 10 be great work
ers, both with brain and baud. The two
must 60 tcgeiher, 'r hey VIII &C. omphsh
nothing of imp rlsnce 10 themselves or
the world. Tain lhe working power to
its utmost capacity il you desire to make
your mark in The age in which you live.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
NOTICE TO
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re.
ceiNeI up to p. IN. of July -, 1881, ior--
l. The Sr duatiDn, trcst!ins and ma.
sonIy OF six miles Of the Kinrw0o,I
n"' tow gauge halfway, beginning at
'eton on Tho Baltimore and Obir
odd. No biz will be received Go,.
''1n one > 'tiOn (pue Milo: >. Tho
VISION OF % tn .cl OF $50 feet moro
-. on section -Four; 3. The furnish.
H. OF 27o,OOO cross ties for narrow gauge
ralhoad, 70 lie delivered at speciseJ
points along the line OF id Railway.
ir"hlC ana specific lions and other in
formation can bc scon aud had an flo
Couipuy's Office in kin.wood. w. Va
on ana a-er july II, lS4 Contractor!
Wi! DC required TO give bond, with rood
security, IN penalty equal TO double
me amount of the bid; and the names
Oh 2, me suretles mus accompany the bid.
Inc right to reject any bid or all of then,
Is eNl reSsly reserved
Az bids should be addressed To the
fcreta y, John Barton Payne. King
wood, Preston County, w. Va.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
&. NJ. BISHOP, Pres't.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE, Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
MD DAY GRRMaNs

are g.veO by Newport hCstessts bee use il
is often Impossible IL stCure an eyeLiug.
Toe style Of dr,ss, II course, ia not co
e'ae'ia'e as in ibe ~ ning, AID here one
beholds an crdless displiy OF vei'ings.
Sttats, L.uisiUee, en- bro.derips and prep-
adines, TO many which not q w satin
but velvet is brought as IN adjunct. Not
20 much The latter as the foImer. because
velvet Is heavy Tor midday wear, but in
Slight touches it appears 90 these coca.
SONS, while curing the afternoon drive.
or later, 1t is often seen 10 a | wish extent.
Some Of tue uew India fOulards, too, are
worn at these Germans. Having a char
acter OF tnur owr. they are easily dis'iu-
gu'snaOle by the quaint red figures stamp
cd on creamy white tuifacc. aud q f.
yorite combination is a. underskirt of
solid red silk made 10 succe ssive plaitinpe.
Cniue silks, too, are ip great favor, and
one OF the preltiest tOilvttes IN this STYLE
was worn 10y Judge HIlton's daughter,
where the rows OF Coma h)wtrs aIerpa
ted with bl ok MORE stupts 1t was
made all ia one and without combination
or accessories, as the material IN itself
show'd Sufficient variety. More has been
successful all the season, a1d though
badly the highest style, will be- worn dur
ing the coming Wiuter.
1t is an open secret here that the new
toilet article, D.. SCOTS electric n sh
brush, is to be found IN The summer Z, tiff
OF many belle. Indeed, am told conf p
denuallY that it is quite the RAGE, and
physicians Preoict great heUtdt from its
use. These brushes are made Of brstles.
aud should not be- mistaken tor the wire
brushes seen in Shops. Three dollars will
purchase one, and that sum OF money
could not be more judiciously expended
LUCY e. pTRR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
REMINDER OF Old DAYS.
Memories Revived 90 thc Times
when EEc Ran for OfIIcc.

Htnfoftcs Revived cE tkc Times
when Hc Ran for Orticc.
A seedY looking fellow cropped into
the city editors room OF the Louisville
G. uri,n Journal, sud failing to borrow a
h III dollar he begg. TO ueriate his expo
rier Ce. - used 10 be- AN flicer If State,
I did. was Sheriff, and member Of the
Legislature and Constable and Clerk of
g 'urts and Judge and candidate time
and ag ain and had a high cid time. ]
did"
"Idou't believe it, said the city editor
"Why don't you"
because have letter here which
says you are thief and liar, and a
scoundr,l and n villain, aud traduccI
and pe'ju-er, aud a do.rauder and q
plotter, and IA low-down brawler and a
lover of all that is Yilo cue wicked ard
dishonest and abhorrenl to decent people,
and al
AHA stranger, GO on aud read that all
ever again aud read it loud. 1t sounds
like old tiIncs. II brings back the daye
when run fer Office. 1t reads like an
editorial in the opposition peper, and
brings ogaiu TO my memcry that blessed
period when felt that / was somebody
and life was worth living. On, glorious
hours Of my past, will ye ever come back
to me - aud the tears rolled down his
chetk' as the city editor pronounced
aga'n the megic words and then gave him
a quarter 10 sober up on
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
An Unexpected Response.

The Rev. Mr. Darlington, of Charlotte
County, Va, belonged TO Que of the old
families, was an eloquent preacher, and
universally popular. He was carclets
about the management of his larga estate,
while his brother Paul we3 noted for his
thrift and Industry. The preacher usually
bought his supplies Of butter from Poul.
One sunday morning after breakfas, and
Just as the reverend gentleman was start
ing to church, he dispatched his SCI want
over to his brothers house for fresh sup
ply of butter that would be needed at the
Sunday dinner. The negro was told to
hurry back and report the success of his
mission. He arrived at the church and
had meekly stepped in 10 t@ke scat Just
as The Rev. Mr.. Darlington, already cor.
siderably warmed up, said IN numbering
tones: "And what does Paul ssy ?" The
negro, thinking the question addressed to
him, eplied in the hearing OF the whole
conglc cation: 'Marse Paul says you
cant get any more butter till you've paid
fer dat you got las, wCck
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
Anew school of Drcamer..

n somewhat eccentric French savaut.
Nj. Dclaunay, has been iuvestig ting the
subject f dreams, and faucies that be hes
laid the foundations of science Of
dreaming. He finds that he can control
the character Of his dreams by stimulating
certain portions Of the brain by means of
heat. For instance, by veiing his fore
head with a layer Of waddug he obtains
ssre, intelligent, dreams but he also finds
that the p sition Of the body il an jnpor-
iant factor. Thus he finds lying on the
back productive Of seusOrisl luxurious
dreams, while th'se expe' ieuced VIII n ly.
ing on the right sid'-ibe most easy and
natural pcsiucn-lrv full of ex,c 2cration.
absurd, and refer 90 old matters. 90 the
contrary, these exp,riercod when biug
ca the left side ere intelligent aDl reason
atle, and relate to recent mattcrs. Thcse
latter are the dreams in wbi h ore often
speaks. M. Denunay's iuvestigations
have thus far been purely subjective. If
he should @ furlhs. aud found a school
Of dreamors i. would act be the only one
in ,xisterce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
Girls should Not STA C,oss-,.crged


My grandmother, Gays tie Cincinnati
lLquirer, maintains that it is vulgar for a
woman TO cross her knees. She well re-
members a week spent 10 the same nous
with Nine. jerome Bonaparte in Bali
more, than whom she believer no more
lady like person ever lived, aud she recalls
that madame tlwsys sat with her knees
TWO inches apatt- no more ard no less.
She declares that no grl with pretens.ons
20 efficacy should cit cross-legged.
suppose tbs: The s'iCklers will pretty
s"on otj"'t 70 women CT, ssing one foot
over The Other. Even that (, minnie nablt
OF lifting on one foot, 10 the peril Of get
ling 10 c usht in the hustle aud making
the o"nor 20 h' p.sculch on rising, Will
mex be assailtd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
AGENTS WANTED
For
"MORM0NISM UNVEILED

BY a MORMON BISHOP.
Beng the only real expose of the vile
dc OF the
DA. JTES!
BLOOD ATONERSl
AN ENGING ANGELS
and other secret societies of MorInonism
Fun and authentic Particulars OF the
HORRIBLE BUTCHERY Of men. wo-
men and children at the Mountain Meals
ows Massacre. and terrible wrongs and
sniiorings OF Mrs. Brig. Han. pton. IL
wonderful book for Agents. Complete
outfit ID cen s. Quilt and ,amnI,. ronv
- %. ~
Secure an agency at once, or write for
Illustrated circulnr and special terms ia
SUN UBLISHING co
2lO and 2l2 Pine Street.
mari 'tI st Lois. Mo.
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Order of Publication

WEST VIRGINIA.. S.:
At Rules held in the Clerks oiIice Of
ne Circuit Court OF Pee ,ton County. ON
tue INST Monday OF July, lSs2.
ALPHEUS MICHAEL 81 al.
W..
WILLIAM A. GUSEMAN ct AL
IN EQUITY.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain a de-
cree Of the Circuit Count for a partition
ceased.
Ana II appearing that Il defendant
George NJ. Guseman, j. not "A resident ol
this state, he h. therefore. hereby rcs,ui-.
ed to appear here, at Rules TO be held for
said Court, On the first Monday of An
CAST neat, and do what is ne, -ssarv To
protect his interest herein. A on mo.
lion OF the plaintitis by their orny. il
- or'ered that the foregoing be publ h.
ed in THE WEST VIRGINIA A'RoUs-a
weekly newspaper published in this
county.
n copy-Test
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
James III Carroll, Atty for plaintiffs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

Sartin & Whitley are still delivering
their washers and will be at every house
where they have sold as soon as possible,
aud request them to be prep red to re-
ceive their machine and TO pay for the
ssme. Aug4tf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
what Everybody wants.

Is reliable medicine that never does
any harm and that prevents and cures
disease by keeping the stomach i'm order
the bowels regular. and the Kidneys and
liver active. Such medicine is Parker's
Ginger Tonic. 1t relieves oveTy case.
and has cured thousands. See other
column.-fTribune.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

Monday, August II, 1882.
AZ one o'clock p. M, at the front door of
me courthouse of Preston County. i'm
wood, offer for sale to the highest
bidder the real estate decreed i'm said
cause to be sold, to wit
Inc hrst tract contains fifty acres and
~ situated in Reno District. Preston
county, ON fork of Big Sandy Creek
adjoining lands of Christian Nine SIR and
0thers said land has thereon good
pundings' is improved, and IS valuable
The second tract contains nine acros-
leSS tour heretofore sold. and ad 'oins the
other tract. Said parcels OF land were
conveyed hv Joshua Shahan to Martin
H. Shanan by deed OF rccoyd. The title
to the same is good.
ISrnls-rhe said real estate will he
soId FOR 80 much cash i'm band as will
pay costs OF suit and proper charges of
sale, aud tue residue upon credit of
SIX Twelve and eighteen months, pur-
en- user executing notes with good secu
rity' tearing interest for the balance Of
purchase money.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE.
JS-i'1I special COmr.
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IscInel,taer

We STE headquarters for Slaves. Lun Der
and Ton Bark. Handle above 10 re
quantities md are prepared 20 pay highest
market plic,s ir cash.
sHarrsE s. BoviFIRID.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

because BE- D., beneficial To- the scalp and
adds to personal beauty by restoring
col'r ant luetro 90 gray or faded hair is
ul0r dressing.
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NAL9J Able
REAL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

| offer Tor s'le at reasonable prices, on
ia'r conditions and ca-y terms, my en-
IRE property iu, and adj cent To-. the
ih.vWn OF klue"ood. Preston County.
w. Va. consisting OF my dwelling, mons,
Wu grounds q very desirable pioprrt,
thc brick buihiug 90 which the M
uUa Bank ut kiugvooJ and Joseph
Jdtksons store are located ~ acres cot
valuable meadow and pasture land. ADJ
J5IhIB TIE borough also Maple
WOOD farm containing 800 ucros. an
deIltid with coal, thrc0-iourths of uHlc
from town.
For prices. con MILTON, and terms app'y
to The uuJor-igur,
j. Q. McGREW.
EiugWood w. Va.
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Order Of Pub ication.

WEST VIRGINIA., IS:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Preston County. on
the first Monday of July, 1882.
WILLIAM HARMED ct al.
US.
JAMES SHAW ct al
IN EQUITY.
The object of this suit is TO subject the
TWO tracts of land i'm the bill and oro~
ceeulngs mentioned to sale, for the paw.
lncht OF the judgment and trust liens
therein mentioned, ana TO set aside so
much Of the Deed of TrIst executed Inv
james Shaw to Lewis Gale. trustee. on
the llth day of September, 1876, as Sc
cures TO IL. f.. Shaw an alleged debt of
hiteen hundred dollars, aud Singleton
Shrcek one hundred and seventh. five
dollars.
And it appearing that the defen Iants
singleton ShrOck, Benjamin Il. Shaw
ana William >. Mountain n. = not resi-,
dents If this State, they are, therefore.
hereby required 10 appear here, at Rules
70 be held for said Court, on the first
Mo- dav OF August next, and do what is
necessary To protect their interests herein
Ana, on motion OfIhe plaintiffs, by cir
attorney, ii is ordered that the tOrog iuv
he pub ished in The WEST VIRGINfA
ARGUS weekly newspaper published
III this county.
4 copy-Test,
SMITH CRANE. Clcrk.
ills,
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MAN I! TyI
Order Of Publication
WEST VIRGINIA. S..
AZ Rules held BOO the clerks Office n
the circuit Court Of Preston County. on
the ilrst Monday Of July. 1882
FAIRFAX d MARTIN
vs.
GEORGE w. FAIRFAX cfal.
~ EQUITY.

Tho object Of this suit is IN obtain f.,
decree Of tnc Circuit Court for the s,le or
tho homo farm, iu Tho bli mentioned
containing Rhout fur hundred ao,ss "a
whicI Elizabeth T. Fairmx died si.z,d
Tor the rc-Ou chat tho same cannot bf.. r,r'
uuuncd among the several di4friIttt,og
without dctriWcut, and This di.fributi,,r
OF The proceeds among tho hci.s of saiI
dcccdCut
Aud be appc ring that tho dofend.pfs
B'i3Wiu j.. Fairfax. Charles w. Fli,.
tax, Mcu-st Arnold, Irwin Arno1 Nj
iiIli Morgan and - MORGAN L,r an.
baud Buckucr y. Fsirrtx. Anne ohm.
JHiuos w.. Helms end Cumn0d,ro ID
F.irIaN arc uoi residents of tbis sal,
they Hr", therefore, hereby r,ouiroI 49,
appor hero. at Rules fo be hold G,r s,il
Court, on the hr, Muuauv of Au.,,,st
rcxt, and do what necessary n, r.r'.,l,.t
incf Interests herein. And. ON man..
OF tho plaintiffs by their attorney /, i1
ordered that tho foregoing br rubi..i
ih Tue WlsT NfHGfNfA ARGUS t,y.lD
iy new paper published Zoo this coul.tv
a copy lost
NNilH CRANE. CI.rL
John Barton P'vuo, Attorney Tor
luuuns.
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JUDICIAL

JUDICIAL SALE.
Pursuant to, and by virtue of decree
OF the Circuit Court of Pleston Coulty,
Wost Virginia, rendered in the cause OF
John Miller Jr vs. Samuel NJ Iipscon,D
et al, on the 18Th day OF April. lss2.
The undersigned special commissioner
VIII, on
Monday, August IL, 1852.
at ons o'cl0ck p. m, at the front ,,oor of
the Court house of said county in I[mg~
wood, offer for sale, 10 the hi1 hest bidDG
the real { tate dccreed To be sold i'm s5 d.,
county, to-wit: one lot Of ground ln he
town OF Newburg, Preston County. with
bIack -Sinith shop thereon the same that
was conveyed by VIM. Wolf to said
Sdmnel NJ. Lipscomh, and also parcel
Oh land containing two acres and sixteen
poles situated near the town of NewBurey
IN sad county, which was also convey
Ell by sid WOlf To said Liusconb. to-
geth"r with all the appertenanccs there~
unto belonging. Said y trce,s of land
are wei situated and valuable.
Terms-Said property will be sold for
cash i'm hand sufficient To pay costs of
SUIT and proper charges tor sale, ami the
residue upon "a credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months, purchaser executing
no'es with good security bearing int rest
therefor.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE,
JNlb4 Spt Cial Comr.
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