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SEEK AlD YE SHALL FIND :"
OUR OWN DOCTOR U. L,
CLEMMER HEARD FROM.
WE RECEIVE A POSTAL NOTE
FOR ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS AMI
ARE HAPPY.

This week we received postal
note for one dollar and fifty cents
from the identical DR.. U. l.. Glenn
mer, OF Brownsville, Pa, than whom
no other man in that State is a great.
er egotiet Judging from the very
'sourcastio' letter which-we received
with the postal note, This Is the
way the celebrated physicians letter
commences Editor w Va Argus
p!ese accept postal note for $3.50 as
pay for the Local you published re-
Gently calling me a fraud because /
had not paid you a dollar & So In
the next sentence the Doctor says
L have never seen your account
Now | wish to call The attention OF
the readers of the ARGUS to the two
Quotations taken oerJatim ct Hteya-
tim from Ciemmer's letter. In the
fret place be says that he sends the
one dollar and fifty cents in payment
for the local we gave him calling him
fraud because he had not maid rs
oRe dollar and 80. In the next sen
tence he positively denies ever hav =
ing received our bill. Now if the
| Doctor never received statement OF
his account with us, how in the name
OF anything that is good, bad in =
different, did he know that he was
indebted to us just one do lar aud
fifty cents2 No mention of the ex.
act amount OF his indebtedness was
made when we took occasion to no
tice the matter publicly, and there
is no way in which the Doctor could
have learned the exact amount ne
owed us other than by consulting
the statements we sent him, unless,
perchanoe, be 10 ore Of those inoor-
poreal creatures known as spiritual
lists which walk the earth both
when we wake and when we sleep
1t is hardly to be presumed, howev-
er that the celebrated inventor aud
compounder Of Clemmer's Anti Dye
enteric Cordial ie such being, and
we are led TO conclude, from the Doc.
tor 8 own statements that he receiv-
ed the bills sent him, and that il was
his intention to let the matter pass
by UNDECIDED, and had We not taken
the course we did, the one dollar and
hlty cents would have taken a place
among our losses.
Since the above was in type we
have learned that the Doctor is a
real bone fae spiritualist, aud that
explains all While we were silent
Iy meditating upon ard grievinl
over our looked for lose, the iDvioi-
bic spiiito OF the renowned compound.
er Of Clemmer's Little Pills was, nc
doubt, lowering around about ul
gaining en- exact knowledge Of al
our thoughts. While We, in humble
solitude, turned the leaves Of oui
Day Book until we came TO the one
where appeared the following; DR.
U. l.. Oemmer, pr. To advertise
ing, $l 80, and morniuIIy iDsribed
below he word lost, the onnipreo-
ent eye Of the great Doctor locked
down upon that page and there and
by that means learned that his in
debtedness wss 'one dollar and ff y
cents. The matter is as clear o.
mud now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
DIRECTORY.
couNrY oEF1crRs

Judge Of tie Circuit Coart-Hon. VIM
T. lee.
Commissioner s-CM Bishop CPresi-
emit III. g. Hagans nd Jas. Allender.
Clerk ofthe Circuit COurt-Smith Crane.
Clerk Of the County C0urt-J. Ann Mar>
IN.
Prosecuting ASJ7lcy-Neil j.. ortey
SHERIFF. Elisha Thmoas.
surveyor Ohm a. Dalriple.
ASseSS0rS-West Side, Thos. Fortney;
East Side. Gabriel Pulum.
Commissioner Of Lost Reoords-Wm'
G.. Morley.
Plsysicidn 10 Jai and Poorhot.Se-Dr. Il.
3. l.. Trippett.t
County Super pte1ldent Of Free Schools
3oseph III Hawthorne.
Commissioners OF me Great CbiTt-
Smith Crane. Joseph III. Hawthorne, i.
& Ralphsuyder, z. j. Crogan.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Mdyof-Hon. ]. McGrew
C0NHca-Jas. III. Manown, Jno. :. Muir
Cock, Oliver Dunn, Elisha Thomas and
Charles NJ. Bishop
Rec0rder-W. X Potter.
Sei0ednt-JObn Il. Nell
Justice Of the Pedce-Joseph NJ. Gods
win.
cohStabIe-James Carroll
MINISTER'S.
PresbyteyIdn-Re Samuel Graham.
Methodist EpiScopdl-Rev. a. j LYDIA
BdptiSt-Rev. Patrick Murray.
EUun1elic0L-- j. w. Cation.
Il. NJ. t. CtlGrch-- Rev. Alfred Steptoe
THE NATIONAL BANK OF KINGwooD.
PT'cSident-W G.. Brown.
Vice-IreSidenk-J. q. McGrew.
Cdshter-F. Heermaps,
Assistant Cdstier-J. w. Parks.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRcUIT-TERMs OF
COURT IN PRESTON COUNTY.
April Term, Sth day OF April.
August Term, 18th day of August.
November Term, oath day Of NOvem-
DER.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday in January, first Mon
day in April, second Monday in July
and first Monday in October.
RINGwooD PosToFFICE.
Mails close a7 O'Clock a. m; arrive at
8 O'Clock p. iIl.
Office open at 8 o'clock a. M: closes at
O'Clock pm. j. NJ. GOODWIN. p. NJ.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
TO ALL PERSONS HOLDING L1Er

TO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS
by Judgment, or otherwise, on tho real
estate, or any part thereof, OF Sarah A &.
Grimes:
In pursuance OF tho Circuit Court or
PrestOn County. made in "A cause therein
ponding, to subject tho real estate of the
said Sarnh A. Grimes TO the aaiIsctction
NJ the liens thereon, you are hereby ro-
quired to- present ali claims held by you
and each Of you, against tho said Sarah
4. Grimos, which are liens on her real
estato,Or any part of il, f.radiudic ,tlon TO
mo, at my office, ia tho town of King
wood, Peeston county, Wost Virginia, on
or hoioro tho l5th day OF October. next.
GiY0n under MY hand, this 18th day
of September, 1881.
I. G. RALPHSNYDER,
y 22'4t. Commissioner.
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Traussoros Of mea, Estate.

The following is the list Of deeds admit
cd 70 record since our last report:
d. J. Albright N @ g Giles Tor 43 acres
in KingWood district admitted septcm
Der 10.
Jared II. Rodehcavcr 10 Thomas r
Falsner for % acres IN Portland district
admitted September 10.
James Burrows u Michael a. Burrows
zee deed admitted September 10.
ROla Barker 30 David Graham for 81
acres iu Valley district admitted scptcm
Der 10
Same o. P.ckenpqugh and Graham for
$40 acros IN Valley district admitted ssp
TENDER r.
VIM. Wheeler 20 Martha A nm r. kDrnf
for lot in Rcedsvillci admitted seplem-
Der IS.
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The American Farmer
AND
THE VEST Va. .aRGUS
FOR
81 70 PER ANNUM.

We have perfected arrangements
with the publishers Of the Ameri can
Farmer, Fort Wayne. It'd, that ena-
bic as to offer our eubsoribers a first
class agricultural mage zine az the
bare cost Of the white paper on which
II 10 printed. The American Far
mer ~ l6-page month 3 msgsziDe
which Ie rapidly taking rabk ae one
OF the leading sgr cultaraI mag zines
Of the country. Each number will
icontain ueeiul inioi NATION Tor the
aim,r, bis wife, his sons, aud he
daughters. 40 i; costs you slmosf
notbiuR, suppose you try 1t one year
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(CoAfnuedyY6b l1i ps,kD
How Watch Cases are Mdde.

IL is fact not generally known that tho
James Boss cold Watch Cases really CEN
tain moro pure 0od than many "solid"
gold cases The demand for these watch
cases has led 10 tho manufacture Of very
poor grade Of solid gold watch cases
low ia quality, and deficient in quantity.
These cases are made from az 20 10 karats,
and q or 6 karat case igoiten sold for 10
or ia karats. 10 is NOT economy to buy a
watch case 20 poor in quality that IL will
soon lose It's color, or one 80 soit that IL viii
lose It's shape and fill % shut ight, thus
letting in dust ond damaging The works, or
ono so Thin that q slight blow will break
the crystal, and perhaps the movement.
It is economy TO buy James Boss colt
Watch Case, in which EoNE Of these things
ever occur. This watch case Is not an expert
mCnt-it has been made nearly hirty years.
HAzLErov, PA, oct a. fssa
sold two james Boss Gold Watch Cases thirty
ycars so. when tloy first cJno out and they arc la
good condition yet ono Of thom h. carried by q
carpenter Dir. l.. W. Drake, Of Hagioton, and only
shows tho wear in ono or two places the other ~
Mr. Bowman, Of Cunningham, Ia. aud T can pro
duoo one or both Of thoso cases AZ any time
agLvEsrEa ESeLE. Jsssisr.
Fcst sisnp % Esysirne watch Cas- Fssta phrs
fephs. Pes 90 hansoue iuirated ranphaf sAeail s-s
t.aes hosf 80 hcfstone mnieh Gases ars aats.
90 b C0nfintedl
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

For the benefit Of those who have
engaged and expect to engage IN
dragging" the river in this county
for fish, and for The further purpose
of correcting the erroneous impress
ion that | would not prosecute in
such Gaze, desire to call attention
to the following extract from the 4tb
Sec. Of Chap, 49,, Acts Of Is82,which
reads as follows
Nor shall it be lawful for any person to
catch or destroy or attempt 70 catch or
destroy any of the fish in the rivers of
this state by means Of drag or other nets
sleging, shooting, seines,or other devices
Except by hook and line), from the first
day of March TO the first day Of November
Of each year.
And following, Section D
ANY person violating the preceding
section shall 10 fined ten dollars for each
offence.
When sufficient evidence is fur
nished me Of violation Of The above
section it is my plain duty to pros
scute, which / shall do regardless
Of any personal view l may take o
the law. aud have never said /
would not.
Neil J, Forinty,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

GoIey's Lady Book for October
comes TO US as the brightest and best
that has ever appeared OF this Mag
sziue. It's steel frontispiece, Our
Daisy is gem, and it's fashion
plates, colored by the French process
are excellent in design and exocut-
ion, while its full size cut paper
pattern OF all mantle, and its color
ed work design are all that the ladies
Gould desire. 1t is rich besi1es in
fashion cuts and descriptions, and
the stories by Christian Ried Emily
Lennon, and X. M. Haven are above
the average msgezlne literature.
The offer TO forward quarter re-.
dueed SIZE copy or the megazine to
all who apply TO the Publishers for
it, will cause the book to Gud its way
to many homes that have not soen
it for years. 1t certainly merits tie
claim viz, the oldest, brightest. aud
cbespest-beipg only $500 per
yeGE.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

| Elisha Thomas, Administrators of Nil
! ohacl Me Aleer, deceased,
! AGAINST
| David NJ. Hart. William II Burch, adj
ambassadors OF James II Blroh, deoeased,
| Mary Burch, widow OF said decoased and
the iolle wing named children and heirs
at law of said deceased, viz; James ID
Burch, William Burch, John Burch,
L Annie Nj Nina late r.. Apnio NJ. Burch
widow of Christian III Niue, deceased,
Emma Smith, latO Emma Rurch,
aud Isaac n smith, ehor husband,
70 Jane Stunklc, late Il Jano Burch
and Charles Stunkle. her husband, Alico
Bur IN, aud Charles Rurch. Lissa ) Hart
amt Thomas Il Wilgus.
EQUITY
AND
Hugh McAloor,
AGAINST
John Mcleod. David NJ Hart. I.issa 8
Hart, Thomas q Wilgus. Mary Burch,
James ID Burch, William 4 Il irch, John
Buroh, II Annie NJ Niuo, Emma smith,
Isaac n Smith. r. Jank Smnkle, Charles
Stunklo, Alice Burch and Ellis a. rLom~
os, administrators OF Michael McAleer,
deceased
ON A PETITION.
AND
David Nj Hart,
AoAlNAT
Hugh MoAloer, Mary Burch, james ID
Burch, William II BuTch, John Burch,
Y AMMO Nj Nine, Emma Smith, Isaac
n Smith, E Jane Stunlxlo, Charles Stun
kle, Blico Burch Charles Burch, aud
Elisha Thomas administrator of Michael
McAleer, deceased.
ON a CROSSBILL.
by n joint dooroo rendered by tho Cir
cult Court OF Preston countx, in tho Sta
OF West Virginia, In tho abSSo mentions
eel causes, on the 10Th day of August,
1883, tho said causes wero referred 10 the
undersigned, ono of tho commissioners
of said court, with directions to state and
sottlo tho administration account of VII,
liam II Burch, administrator OF James n
Burch, deceased ; also 20 ascertain aud
report the lions and charges against tho
estate of the lid James n Burch, de-
ceased, thor character, ordoI ana priOri>
ties, and TO whom owing, togothor with
such other pertinent matter "a no may
Doom proper, or bc required by tho par
ties on any at thom.
CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFIcE,
KfNowo ID, w. VA,
September II, 1888.
The nboyo mentioned parties will
please tOko notice that shsli ,on tho seth
day OF October noNt. Mt my office atOro-
said, proceed to'oNocuto the above men
toned decree of reference.
SMITH CRANE,
IL. Commissioner
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THE NEwBURG ROW.

The statements we gave last weeb
in reference to the matter We're Just
what were currently reported on the
street here. Mr.. Paul writes Us
denying the charges. but sends us
no particulars. II he wishes 10 vim
dictate himself, we will gladly tender
him the use Of our columns to do so.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

Cherries W. Finnell, General To-
surspce aud Pension Agent, will be
At The St. james Hotel, this place.
on Monday, October let, the frst
day Of County Court. end remain
one week. Any person desiring in
formation M regard to Pension
CLAIMS, INSURANCE or REAL EsrArf
matters ale requested 10 call and
consult him at that time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

William r. Shafer OF this place
will move his family to Cranesville
next week Mr.. Shaffer bss been en-
ployed TO teach thu CIanesville
school the coming winter term, and
thought it cheaper and more con-
verient to move 20 that place, aud
remain there during the school term,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

Train No 3 which left Grafton on
the night OF the circus, contained
some OF the worst characters that
Newburg aud Rowlesburg ever pro-
duced. They had fight at New
burg station and kicked one off the
train. Score one for Rowlesburg.-
Carton Eagle.
1t was the whiskey that did The
fighting, Miller, and it was nativ,
OF Grafton. Score two for Grafton
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IARBTED.

RrN0EE-BnHoP.-At tho residence Of
Elisha Bishop, September g, 1888, by
Rev. s. }. Cation, Noah Ringer and
Matte ID. B. Bishop.
EvERTrs -JoHysoN AT the residence Of
the brido's patents, September 1G, 1888
BY Rev. ID NJ. 5imOnton, John A. r.
Evere'ts and Florence a. Johnson.
HUNT- SEIDER.-- the residence Of Fred
Richter, September 49, 1888, by A. j.
Lyon, Daniel Hunt and Ann Elizabeth
Smdsr.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TO tho Creditors Of James = Burob, }e

TO the Creditors OF James u Burch, }e-
ceased:
In pursuance Of docreo of tho Circuit
COurt ~ Preston, made in a cause thcro,
in pending, ~ subject tho roal estate Of
tho said James " Baron 90 tho pdymt ut
OF his obts, you are required to present
you claims against the estate Of tho s. id
James II Bur"h, for adjudication TO
smith Crane, Commissioner. AZ his o Ice
In tho said county, on or before tho seth
day of October next
Witness Smith Crane, Clerk Of said
Court, this lD,n day Of September. 1898.
S6IIri CRANE
Q ~ Ct. tllp x
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

Why don't some rejected lover
commit suicide by drowning, hang
ing, or shooting himself2 We would
like to write up something OF this
character. 1t would please our read
ers. rs they would all Assure them
selves OF the fact that the world con-
tanned one fool less.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

We think County Superintendent
Frederick should publish the grade
Of each teacher examined this fall
The school teacher does business for
the public, and it is nothing more
than proper that the people gener-
ely should know his qualification
We cay, by all means, publish the
grades.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
MONTHLY FESTIVALS,

The ladies of tie Baptist congre-
CATION will give an ice cIeam festi-
val in Court House Hall. Friday
evening, Sept. %. Alter that date
they Will give festival OF some
kind every fourth Friday in each
month during the entire winter
The proceeds will be used towards
pay ing for their church lot and
building.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

We offer for sale 210 acres Of tim Der land
in Lacking district, Tucker county. The
land lies one mile Cft the rosd leading fiom
RoWleebuTg TO 81 George. The timber
can easily be gotten to the river, as il is a
down grade fiOm the timber TO the river.
The land lies z miles from st. George, and
adjoins lands If joel Parsons zSa Allen
Cuff. a. j, Wolf will take pleasure ia
showing persons over the land
Telms:-S2 80 per acre, one third of
purchase money Ia hand.
We also ofIer for sale valuable farm,
lying OH the ST. George turnpike, two
miles south of Aurora. About IS acres
OF this track improved; the balance in
timber. The land il very productive,
and has on IL good orchard. For partic-
ulars call on or address Jas. T.. Stone and
Go.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by jude =
mont or otherwise, on tho roal estate.
or any part thereof, of Joshua Layton:
In pursuance ct decree of tho Cir
cult Court of Preston County, made in
cause therein pending, TO subject tho
roal estate OF tho said Joshua Lavtou u
the satisfaction Of tho liens thereon. Won
are hereby required to present all claims
held by YOU and olch Of you against tho
7aid Joshua Layton, which arc lions on
his real estate or any purt OF IT.. for adiu~
dicatiOn to meat my office, ia {ingwood,
Preston County, West Virginia, on or
before tho 10Th day OF October. 1883.
Given under my hnud this 18th day Of
September, 1888.
JOS II. HAWTHORNE,
y " ~. Commission or.
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He'll j. Fortnty,
Proc. Atty.
itching Piios--symptoms aud cure

Itching Piios--symptOms aud Cur p
The symptoms are moisture, ike pcrs
piration. intense itching. Increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
AZ night, seems az IL pin-WOrms were
crawling 10 and about tho rectpm the
private parts are sometimes effected. II
allowed to continue very serious results
may follow. 'sWAYNBS OINTMENT
is a pleasant, sure cure. Also fot letter.
Itch, Salt Rbeum, scald Head, Erysipelas.
Blbers' Itch, Blotches, all scsly crusiy
Skin Diseases. Sent by mail for 80 cents /;
3 boxes, Sl25, Yin stamps). Address,
DIR. sWAYNE g son. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

Some one had better treat his
pedal extremities to an ablution o.!
soap and water before going 10
church. The stencil arising from
stale feet was very disagreeable iu
the back part of the church last Sun
day night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

Married, at the residence Of Jesse
Johnson, near Reedsyille on Sunday
evening last by Rev. Simonton, Mr..
fireman Everetls 10 Miss Florer CO
a. daughter Of Jesse johnson, Esq
At the conclusion oil the ceremony
The company present, consisting Of
10 couples, thronged about tie wed o.
ded pair ADD poured on them show
ers Of con gratulations, after which
al repaired to the dining room and
portook Of a sumptuous supper pre-
pared Tor the occasion. On Monday
morning the happy couple, socom-
panied by those present At the nup-
tpals,went 10 the home Of the groom
Mr.. Adam EyertPs near Howesville
where the entire Day wac spent IN
festivities. TDere we're fity-ons
persons present at Mr. Everett's Oh
Monday besides th5 family. Those
ir, M town in attendance were Dr..
Pratt an MISE Jennie Psrsoug, and
Daniel Fawceit aud Miss Laura
Stone, The printers in this OH zee
return thanks for abundant supply
Of wedding cake which they received,
and wish the Dung couple a long
AID happy Journey through life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

Died.-At the residence of her
parents near Albrightsvlle, on last
Thursday, Susan Snyder, aged about
% years. Miss Snyder was an es-
Unable young lady, and her loss
will not only be morned by her par
ents and near relatives, bat by a
large circle of devoted friends.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.


no the ~ @ litors of John A Va .zandt
decoa tel:
In q sunrcg ~ "a decree NJ tho Cir
cut 60 ut a. the Co .ufvof Preston, made
ina cause therein roudipr, ,o snhlcct
tno 20 81 estate of tho said John A Van.
zau.t, ~ tho payment OF his debts. Won
Ere fr qulrcd to- present your cislms
tgnintt 10 estate of The said John A
VWuz n T. 70 adjudication To- Joseph In
tinw horne, Cpmui sDucr, 40 his OGica
iu he aiid O. Iutv, Ou or before the 30th
da oiOHOb 90 next
Witness. -uitn Crane, Clerk o said
Cour q. 9 i9th d1v Of september, 1882.
SMITH CRANE,
. Nv, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

From different sources, we learn
that the effects of the late frost were
more damaging in the northern part
OF this county, that in the immedi-
ate vicinity of this place. We are
Informed that in she neighborhood
OF Brandonviile and Bruceton the
buckwheat crop cannot reach more
then half yield, while The corn was
80 injured that the farmers have little
bores Of more than one third Of an
average yield.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

A tremendous crowd was in at
tendance at the Orole last week.
Eutaw aud Baltimore streets we're 20
crowded with pedestrians that it was
almost Impossible TO make a way Tor
vehIc es.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

There are eighteen prisoners in
the Clprksbur2 Jail. We have al
ways heard that Clarksburg is a
wicked town aud the above fact con-
firms the reports current in regard
TO Its welcomes
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

A very enjoyable party was given
1t the residence OF Hon. J. G
MoGrew on Friday evening last,
Most OF the guests were married peo-
pie, and we learn chat the occasion
was a Very pleasant one, and will
long be rene bered by those who
wers present,
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DID YOU HEAR THE NEws2

Shafer & Bonsfeld have just re-
turned from New York with an irn-
mense stock Of goods. You can buy
good Bingham fer Sc per yard Ligh,
Brown Sugar for 70. Waite Sugar
l0c per round. The very latest
Styles Of Dress Goods fresh from
head quarters for from l0o to 81 per
yard. No room Tor all our goods.
We invite orr friends TO call and
got their Fall Supplies.
SHAFFER & BoHAFIELD,
Tunneltou. w. Va.
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LOST

Somewhere between Tu1uelton
and Kingwood, via Camp Ground
a pocket book belonging to Chas. E
Brown, and containing S25 in money
aud a railroad ticket. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving
it at this office.
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VIC & s. II ASSOCIATION

The q g, r,gu''r meeting ~ 'br' We
grovcrs rs ock Br cders' uss q atipu.
Ut Pr 3D. c,ui ~. wil Doc held 20 Kug
so d 81 CIurt rors ualL Iu MYr1ts,
tLe1 as OBJ o Der 1888, commencing
~ III rs. ln.
PROGRAMME.
Csllel ~ order by The l'r sident.
Calling rOal and reading miuuus
Address by member Of the Asgoct
ton utJ o.: Objects ~ the Ass, c .ti. 81
and beueli ~ prRan'zltiOn.
t1j -. m. Drcussi0n- subj CT. AL.
Va tsgcs If Preston cOG ~ fr stock fai.
me. Opcn'd by }. VI. Il u,r3rie, oN
KugwoOd
i.45 p m. Dscu sion IS su. i.ct
AuKih ~ Orktuz 3 MS. Oycu. q by Mai
WIN A. Du~idll., Of Ugi Ds.nct.
Z15. p. m. QleIies
q. %. m. Dlstusstcnv-9thi g. Sun ri
priJy Of th)rOlgu bred slIg< O5lsl 1y
Eugeus Tunuain, Of Lyon district.
$3.50 p, m. D,sCusbion--S uDi O.. IT.,
stock industry best adapted 10 Preston
county. Opened by JOhu w, auscmtn y,
Valley District,
4. p. m. Miscellaneous husincs.
8: p, M Adj v.nm,nt
A iull attendance is desired. Alrersan,
s7e cordially invited a. bee present.. Lttn,
farm from all paits Of TIC con. Z,
come out and meet together Tor coune
ana mu ual improvement.
JAS. ~, I}R W., r. cs.
WM. q. w mEY, Sc.
Sept 10, 1888.