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Order of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA. IS.
At Rules held ice the Clerks onco of
thc Circuit Court ~ Prostop County. On
the first Monday ~ March, 1852.
David FranhIouscr aud Henry Ciav
Hsgaus
W.
George w. Mathews, Moses Brsi,y
Daniel Birklsy and Josiah Bs~kisy
IN EQUITY.
Tho object OF this suit is fo obt,i,
decree for the sale OF tbo land If die do
ioudaut, George w Mathews fn f,c G0I
mentioned, Tor the raymeut of the irdg-
ment and dcod 90 trust lion thereon
And 10 appearing that the dofpnd.ns
Daniel Barclay and Josiah Blrk,.v ~,
not residents Of ibis State. trc. sr.
therefore, hereby required to anne
here, st RULES % Doc held for stid 60,
ON the first Monday Of April nevt e,,,
do what ~ necessary TO protect fhoir II,
tcrcris herein Aud, 0n motion 80 ~.
plaintiffs by their attorney. AZ fs orioa
that the foregoing b. published Il, ~,
WEST NtR0tNIA AR8us- wcetty
newspaper published in This connie
copy -Iost.
SMITH CRANE. Clert
JoNn Barton Payne, Atforpey ,,,
b PlS\ptins p"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17
Notice to Take llepO-
sitiOnS.
TO JEREMIAH HAYS:

TO JEREMIAH HAYS;
Take notice that ! shall. on the ith day
Of April, 1892, at Cranberry. Preston
County, West Virginia, nj tho Office II
Justice Il. ID. Benson, between tho hours
of q u. m. and q p. ~. of that dtv. pro4
ceei To take The Dispositions OF Jacob II.
Sisicr and others 10 bo read as evidence
on my behalf in "a certain suit in Equity
pending in tho Circuit Court i'm the
County Of Preston. wherein you are dos
iondant and ! am plaiuum. Aud " from
any cause thet taking Of the said Deposi,
tons be not commenced on that dav, or
IL commeDccd and not concluded ON that
day, the taking OF the Same will be con>
tinucd from day To day or from time 10
time, at the same place aud between the
samo hours, until the same shall DO COM
pleted.
Respectfully yours,
Mary ANNE HAYS.
BY her Counsel, Jno. Barton Pnyne.
March 8, 1882.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

GALE s0HooL HOUSE,, March 1i.-Our
school. taught by 5. F. Ringer, will close
the 2jth.
We notice some OF our farmers have
been blowing and preparing Tor putting
out tbeir spring crops.
Nj. John johns has been doing a good
business in the lumber buoiDess this win.
ter.
We understand that Mr.. ASS Metbsny,
Of Harmony Grove, is lying very low.
bat We have not bsen informed what wa.
the complaint. JOE uJOxgg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

Oar form Of Teachers Term Reports IL
conceded TO be the best aud mostoenvepien,
sad comprehensive Ia use. We will fur
nish them Eeauy printed on a fne lex
ible bristol card, with name OF school asd
teacher, At The rate Of S1.OO hundred, or
without name Of school and teacher, at
the rate Of as cents a hundred.
Recolleo! that you have in this form =
complete monthly aud term report com
bined' On a fine h'xible bristol board 8x5l
Inches in SIZE.
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Tue patrons If TuB ARGUS will pleate
bear IN mind that CUR expenses are heavy
and certain, and they viii greatly obligs
us 10y promptly paying their subscriptions
and especially tneir bilk for joo work
and advertising. Don't wait to be duo
ned, for we dislike exceedingly either to
dun or be dunned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

Remember that our facilities for doing
job work are The very best, AMI that we
pledge ourselves to duplicate in quality,
character and cost the bills of any othel
printing house At home or abroad.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

Mr.. Isaiah Fortuey, formerly OF this
county, but now of Burning Springs
"irt County, is visiting his many friends
and relatives in ~thisHounty. lie is enga-
ged In h lumber business i'm Writ
County, and reports business fair.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

The Higo schoOl Al Prun,ytown, Tav-
Tor County, was formally opened on Tuee.
day Of last week, under apparently favor.
aOle euspices. Addresses were made by
Hon. Is. i. Martin, Of Grafton, and Pro
fessors hcPheetcrs aud Shahan, the Prn-
cipal and First Assistant Of the school.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WApTEO
"MORMONLSM UNYEILED.n
~ 4 MoRNOy B1snop.

ny A hORNON BISHOP.
Bong The only real expose OF he vilo
deeds Of the
DANfTESl
BLOOD ATONEWSl
AVENGING ANGELS!
aud other secret societies. Of Mormopisp.
Full and authentic parti mlars OF me
HORRIBLE BUTCiERY II men. wo
men and children az The Mountain Meads
Massacre and terrible wrongs and
suiferings of Mrs. Brig. Han. pt0n. q
wonderful book fOI Agents. Complote
outfit 70 couJs. Outdt and sample COW
a. ~.
Secure On agency At once, or write for
illustrated circular aud special forn,s =,
SUN PUBLISHES 90.
30 aud III t.uo Street
marlIt4l 81. Louis, Aio.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

Our Corporation authorities have at las,
supplied a long felt want. Elegapt lamp.
posts and lamps have been erected at suit
able points throughout the town, and our
streets at Dight are well lighted. King
wood has literally emerged from natures
darkness and new may be rel down az
one OF the best lighted towns 10 be found.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

Rev. Mr.. Murray hss been preaching
nightly at the Court House Hall through
the week 70 attentive and apprecisnve con
gregations. Mr. Murray informs us that
he expects these meetings to close on Sun-
day next.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17
Marriage Licenses Granted.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by County Clerk Martin since our
last report
W. 5. Kelley aud Sarah L. Feather.
Charles w. Forman and Mahala J.
Smith.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

To q friend here, Hon. Jas. @. McGrew
writes from Cswnpore, India, under date
Of Feb. 9th, that he is in the enjoyment Of
excellent health, and will start for nome
aUou, the lst OF April. He says the
weather Is getting rather warm there for
him. Just think OF living in a climate
where it is uIcOmfortably warm the first of
February
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17
W Eve In recelrt of the Mnloh nnmhe,

We are in receipt of the March number
OF the West Virginia School Journal, and
take the occasion To commend that excel
lent publication 10 & neral favor suo pat
ronage. No young man or young woman
in the State intending TO follow teaching
az u profession, caR afford 10 do without
this ably edited home school monthly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17
CIRCUIT COURT.

fho public is h)roby notified thai our
next term IL, by order OF judge icn.
postponed from Saturday to MONDAY,
(April lOth). '
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
March g. 1882.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17
Mornonisn Unveiled

is The suggestive title OF n work issued by
the Gun Publishing Company of st. Louis,
Mo. IL embraces the life and confession
OIL tue late John ID. Lee, VIII was execu-
tea by the United States Government
Tor participating in the horrible butcher
les OF Mountain Meadows Massacre. II
details the terrible wrongs and sufferipCs
oi Ars. Brig. Hampton, wife of one of
The Mormon leaders. IL i, certainly one
OF The most thrilling and interesting books
ever ieaued by the press 1t the deeds
therein related had been perpelrated in
any other country than this, the people
"euld have risen EN- masse and wiped
'MormODism' from The face OF the earth.
Nc call attention to Advertisement in
another column.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

We learn that Mr. Chas. II. Corbln has
rented bis store room to q gentleman from
h~ouongslia county who intends To occu-
py 1t with ageneral stock Of merchandise.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

a very interesting communication from
hean Ridge Was unavoidably crowded
out of his issue. The matter, however,
will keep.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17
Order of Publication.

STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA.. 50,
At Rules held iu the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of Preston County. on
the first Monday OF March, 1882.
JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee,
".
JOHN COWAN'S heirs ctat.
IN EQUITY.
Tile object of this suit q. % obt,ir
decree for the sale Of tie 90 acre tract Of
laud iu tho bill and proceedings mon.
toned, aud the distribution between tho
parties entitled thereto.
And 10 appearing that tho doloudauf,
James W. Ilarloy. w. j. Piper. ST.. EIiz,
aNcth McLcyuo, g.. a.. Somervile. John
SomorYille. John g. Poarce. g. @. Duck-
worth, William Duckworth, Robert
Pearco, Agnes PoarcO aud James Heron
are not residents of this Stale. thew arr
therefore, hereby required 10 ~aDpeaT
here, ut Rules 10 he hend ior said Court
on tie first Monday 81 April next and
do what is necessary TO protect their in.
teresis hcrcin. Aud. on motion of tho
plSiutius by their attorney. tits 0rdere,
that Tie foregoing be publisher i'm TuE
WEsT Vfe0fNGA ANGUS veeLIv
nowsp Hpor published in this c1unty.
n cJpy-TeSt
SMITH CRANE Clerk
J1o. Birton Payne, Attorney Tor plmrt-
in4.
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Ali nonresidents of this county who
are receiving The ARGUS will please
remit tho amount of their subscription
at once.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

Before ordering school furniture Boavas
OF Education would do well to address +.
Z: Gale or w. II Bcll. Agents. Function.
w. Va, FOR further particulars 1Ian8ft
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

Mr.. j.. 4. Lenhsrt has beea appointed
postmaster al Valley Point, vice D. J. Al
bright, resigned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

The Automatic Self-foldiug School
= vt is a model OF strength, nestness and
durability. CAFE ~ Bell, Agents, Tun.
Melton, w. Va. CiauGuf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

The Automatic Self-folding School Seat
IS IA great Improvement over old styles
Perfectly Doiseless. Gale & Bell, Agents.
Tunnelton, w. Va. ij.n6.f
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Said Lind is Well Pimbered
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
j. IL. Mpnown, ct al.
"a.
M, IL. and Charles w. Fdwce.t.
IN CIIANCERY

j, II. Mruown, ct al.
M, IL. AMI Charles w. Fdwcest.
IN CHANCERY
Pursuant to a decree of tho Circuit
Court Of Preston County, rendered at IL.
November term, 1891, in tho above
styled charcery cause, tho undersigned
Special Commissioner will sell, Ht public
auction, To- the hiohest bidder, nj the
front door OF tho Court House Of said
county, on
TIE 10Th DAY OF APRIL, 1882. .
the same being \ Court day, tho real o..
tate in the bill and proceedings montion-
cd in tho above styled cause, consulting
of a largo two story frame
Dwelling House and Lot,
situate on tho west silc Of Tunnellon
Street i'm
THE TOWN OF KINGWOOD.
in SAID county, and beng the sime
property I'm which the defendants now
reside.
TERMS.-Said property will be sold
for so much cash IN hand as viii be nec~
es-ary to pay costs OF salt aud proper
charges of sale, the residue upon a credit
Of one, two end three years. the pur-
chaser giving interest boaring bond.
with approved security for the purcl ase
money unpaid.
JNO. n. VOLT, 80
mar3t1l Special Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

Al persons indebted to I. Armstrong
y Son. either Ivy Book Account or Ions
standing Notes, are requestod T. call and
Sottlo tie same ~ once ~ the III books
and notes OF the 0rm muss be settled up
during this mou'h
l. ARMSTRONG n son.
BRUCErON NtLLs. Jan. l. 1850. rtsl2t
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

Charles L. Brown, ESQ. returned
Wednesday from u weeks visit among
friends at Morgantown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

Gus. ]. Cresap, Esq. was over st Gran
berry Friday and Saturday last on pro-
fessi al business
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

We noticed w. Il. Liston, Esq, OF
Cranberry. in town yesterday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-17

Mrs. Bunker returned lest Montsy
from Baltimore where she haS been spend
lag several weeks among friends.
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Ex-senator Waitmau T. Wiley, we are
glad to learn, lie slowly but steadily recov.
ering from .his recent illness.
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Messrs. Payne and Jackson returned
from their trip to Wheeling Monday even
ing.
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AIR. Tom Cooke, of u~owesyIle, was
in town Sunday. visiting friends.
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Our public schools will close the 2as0.
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Order of Publication.

At rules held in tao Clor&'s Office OF
the Circuit Court of Preston County on
tho first Monday Of March, 1882.
MARY ANN HAYS
vs..
JEREMIAH HAYS.
IN EQUITY.
The object Of this suit il 20 obtain n
divorce d U,HciHO mulrfUtO7uL.
and - appearing that the defendant
Jeremiah Hays b, not a resident of tI,ig
State. he b., therefore, hereby required 10
appear hcre, at Rules 10 bo held Tor said
Court, on thc first Monday Of April next
and do what Is necessary to protect bis
interests herein. Aud, ON motion of the
plaintiff by her attorney. IL Is ordered
That tho foregoing bo published in
THE WEsr ViEoINIA AHGUs-a weekly
newspaper published iu this county,
a COPY est
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
John Barton Payne. attorney iDr
Plaintiff.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05

The Eureka Social Club has made AM
pie arrangements for the soiree at the
Opera House tonight in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark NJ. johnson, who are about to
depart for California to take up their resi-
dence there. The party is intended as a
mark OF esteem to Mr.. and Mrs. johnson,
who have held a high social position in To-
cal society since dwelling among us.
The affair should be an ovation, not that
we are pleased to lose such good people
from our midst, but to make them feel
that in leaving us they have parted with
friends who will revere the pleasant inter
course of the past, and who wish their fu-
ture to be cast in q pleasanter and more
genial cline. While Mr.. johnson will re-
turn to US for a time, Mrs. johnson and
the children will become permanent resi-
dents OF the Golden State. The party will
undoubtedly be the social event OF the sea-
aan
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05
Prospect Mountain District.

In this district. formerly known as
Spring Valley Mining District. the old
l~ocators have pretty generally done their
assessment work for the past year, and
many new locations. also, have been made
by prospectors. We have seen some ex-
ceedingly rich rock from new finds during
the past week from this district. The dis
trict affords. a large field for profitable
prospecting Its indications are good, aud
II extends a distance OF ten miles from the
western slope OF Prospect Mountain to the
Fish Greek District. In 1871 there were
more people in Spring Valley District than
In Eureka District. Many OF the very
early ~locators retain their interests there,
doing all the assessment work necessary,
confident that their claims will turn out
rich yet. There are many mines there
about the value OF which there can be no
doubt, notably, for example, the Reeves h
Berry, the Duker, the Five-Twenty, Wood
chopper, and others. George Rose may
be called the father OF the camp. He is
one Of the early ~locators, and sticks to his
claims. He has been at work there for
several months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05
SEVERE


AL. Vance, who was at work On the third
level OF the Windsail mine, n OF the Eu-
reka Con. series, met with a very painful
accident yesterday. He was "tributing F"
with his partner, Jack Watts. He had
put in two blasts. one Of which exploded.
He had gone out and had been away about
10 minutes, talking with some Of HE
chums in an adjoining drift, when on his
return tho second unexploded blast went
of Just as he had placed himself in front
OF the drift. Fortunately he was too far
off to be struck by the powder. He was
cut in the face by the pieces of flying rock,
one of which struck him above the right
eye. His chest also was ~ssndpapered with
particles OF grit. On his right shoulder
he received a pretty severe cut, while his
left was pretty badly cut with pieces OF
rock. The accident occurred about 4
o'clock. Vance has been very unlucky in
the way Of accidents. This ia his third.
He started the New Year of 1881 with q
wound Of a very painful and delicate sort;
he was blown up In the Corliss mine last
Summer, and yesterday he suffered again.
DR.. Bishop, who has charge Of the County
Hospital, TO which Vance was brought for
treatment, says that he will probably not
lose his eye, and that his other wounds,
though painful, are not serious.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05
THE BOWMAN mINE
This Property Showing Up Salts.
factOriIy.

factOriIy.
Yesterday q SENTINEL reporter visited the
Bowman mine, and with the permission
Of Supt. Ben Levy, and in company with
the superintendent and Foreman, Chas.
Mcdonald, visited the GLOVER levels" Of
this valuable property. Although Mr.. Levy
commenced operations at this mine only
seven months ago, a remarkably large
amount OF work has been done, in the way
OF drifting, raising, etc. When the pres
emit management assumed charge, the only
work done IN the property was a shaft
sunk, we believe, about 2l8 feet. Mr.. Levy
commenced to drift IN the 113-foot level
and almost Immediately encountered ore
Ia paying quantities in the north drift.
The ore bodies all dip to the east at an
angle Of between 80 and As degrees, which
makes IL rather difficult to work.. A drift
has been run about 1870 feet in ore nearly
all the way. About 40 feet from the shaft
a crosscut Is now going on, due east, with
very fiatteriag prospects. Above the 49,
foot level the main ore bodies have been
struck. and here are nov several slopes OF
frst-class ore. Enough ore is in sight to
| last for q considerable time, even il NO
more should be found. But this is hardly
probable, as a drift oil the 218-foot level,
now in about 100 feet, looks as though il
were in the vicinity Of the ore running
down tat the angle referred to above) from
the 119-foot level. II this should be the
case land we believe II is) the Bowman il
certainly one Of the best mines In this dis
trict. Mr.. Levy has q large force Of men
working and everything Is carried on in
systematic, business like ann The
new hosting works and machinery lately
erected are q credit to the company's enter
| prise and pluck, and w hope hat they
will abundantly profit by their venture.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-05

sPmrr LAND. Summit Of Prospect
Mountain. BE 1t remembered, That sew
oral remarkable occurrences have taksh
place recently, and prominent parties be-
ing interested, I deem It my duty to not
let those things go unnoticed. In the first
place, the State superintendent has stated
that 1t will not for 100 years again occur,
that on a particular day will be the first Of
the week, the first of the month and the
first of the year. This Is not true, but
still 1t is a good problem for children and
girls TO study upon. 1t is easy II you
know how. am much annoyed at such
. startling proposition. To my mind,
from my present elevation, II is more
startling than the Transit OF Venus" or
the paralax OF the sun, a comet, or any
thing else. ! was so much astonished that
I paused In painful doubt. There are
other subjects which deserve some men-
ton, but / am too full for further utter
anco. NORTON I, ex-Emperor Of America.