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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-13
ORANGE COUNTY COMMIS
SIONERS. {

SIONERS. 8
The Board of County Commits
,ioners met Oct. LIST, in regular
Present, N. +. Hall. Chair
man; Jno. F. Lyon and D. +. Nor
row. Commissioners.
The following School Committees
N: No: +. Pleasant Grove-J. NJ.
Scarlet, Joseph Whitaker, A. A.
Dickson.
No. 2. St. Mary's-R c. Hill,
Levi Lockhart, James Monk.
No. 3. Grove NJ. H.-H. L.
Woods, Levi S. Walker, Henry
James.
No. 4. Bethel-C. r. Miller, Ma
thaniel Laws, Henry T. Tilley.
No. 5. Caldwelt-Jonathsn Ter.
rell, Abncr J. Tilley, Wm. Mckee
OF Joseph.
No. 6. Little River-Dayid S. AL
lieon, David r. Mckee, Wm. A.
Nichols.
No. 7. Bethany-W. G.. Jackson.
Louis S. Watkins, w. H.. Bacon.
No. 8. Mars If,ll-Wm. j. Free
land, Stephen Taylor, Gilmore Eau.
cette.
No. 9. Oak Grove-T. J. Taylor,
W. L. Smith, w. d. Woods.
No. 10. Walnut Grove-J. W.
Hawkins, John w. Jordan, B. NJ.
Terry.
No. II. Elisha tirsy's-J. G. Muir.
ply, Franklin Compton, Layfayette
Cooper. :
No. ~. Cedar Grove-James Nj.
Scott, H. L. McDade, A. J. Comp
ton.
No. Is. Fairield-Albert Eau
cette, J. J. Taylor, J. Nj. Balm.
No. IA. Ridge NJ. H.-Jas. Pratt
Patterson Riley, Alex. Smith.
No. Is. Hillsboro-Thos. u. Tin
min, Joseph A. Harris, Haywood
Thompson.
No. 16. Harman-J. S. Scarlet
James NJ. Crabtree, Durell Riley.
No. II. Couch's-Wm IN. Carroll
VIM. Couch, VIM. Garden.
No. Is. Cool Spring-Harvey
Clayton, David Strayhorn, Castor
B. Lockhart.
No. 49,. Elm Grove-W.. II. Tur
rentine, Andrew Lloyd, S. u. Black
wood.
No. 20. Woody's Road-Chesle,
:, Andrews, Alfred Carr, Johu Kirk
No. 81. Cane Greek NJ. H.-Wm
II. Montgomery, Addison Andrews
&. =. Cheek.
No. %. Beth Carr's-M. NJ
Brewer, H. w. Lloyd, r.. J. Rob
erson.
No. %. Orange Church-Duncal
Davis, Alex. Maddry, II. Q. Strain
No. "a. Chapel HilI-Geo,ge I
Winston, A. B. Robertson, w. J
No. 25. Mount Carmel-John S
Nevills, w. A. Lloyd, M. A. Nc
Cauley.
No. 26. Ant:och-John @. Lloyd
D. NJ. Durham, J. w. Strowd.
No. q. Clover Garden-Rober
Durham, J. S. Crawford, Jane
Thompson.
; No. %. Cane Creek-Allen J
, Robertson, S. S. Webb, w. G. Stan
ford.
No. 80. TOMS Creek-Elwoo,
J Cheek, J. +. Minor, John Holmes.
No. 80. Gravelly Hill-Geo. w
Tate, A.. w. Cheek, John Sykes.
I No. 81. Rehobe,h-Saml Smith
. Thomas Cheek, John Hodge.
: No. 80. Harmony NJ. H.-Wm
. I. Tate, John McCracken, A. F
I McCadams.
n No. 33. Prospect Hill-Asual No
Dade, r.. w. Anderson, Jas. Porte,
field.
No. 81. Buck Horn-Presley N
NJ. Sykes, Richard Hayes: James v
Jones.
No. 35. Center-Jsmee Nj. Cope
Y land, w. B. Eubanks, Allison Rot
n erson.
No. SO. Bradsher-T. p. Brat
J. sher, Edmond Strowd, A. S. Lloyt
y Various accounts allowed.
e JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-13

An English Veterinary Surgeon and ehemis.
now travelling In this country. say tnAt 49,
Of the Horee AID Cattle Powders SOLO nett
are worthless Trash. He sayS that Sheridan
Condition Powder are absolutely pure aoc
immensely valuable. Nothing on earth VIII 2
fol TO ! pint food Sold everywhere, or sent o
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-13

The Car Of Russia is again
threatened by the Nihilists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-13
ANTlooTE TO

PFCT not. life i ~w"~pia- III
IC11o 20 AMI ,l..r.. h-:"F' -
die. something mighty anti -u.i.i'
leave beii'nsl - conquer tune. So
wttk IN your " own. Z, "itth' H'
No risk. Everything new. tapiiai ~
required. W.. v i'll ;urni-t. y"a et.i'
thing. MANY are making f~ortuhf- =
dies make 4, mt3cii Il mes aiId b'ts
and girl max great pay. R~ddei' :
You Wait business ~ which you '|'
mike -fsslt Iar all ihr time. "rtf
particulars 10 II. HALLi!I ( Co.. ""E
land, Maine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-13

President Arthur has Jus, ce,e.
brated bis SD birthday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30
Reodsville.
Too warm' did You cay 2

Too warm did you say
John ID. Watson, our blacksmith, and
4. II. Guseman drove over to Mcrgantown
on last Saturday. Mr.. Gusoman, we are
sorry 10 say, il In very bad health.
On last Tuesday evening the beauty and
youth OF our noighborhood assembled at
tho hoeptablo residence of j. Nj. O.. Fair
fax and INDUCED In tripping the light
fantastic toe till the small wee hours of
morn warned them that il was time hon
est people were in bed, and rogues on their
way home. All were delighted with the
evenings entertainment, and report 1t the
most brilliant affair Of the season,
Mrs. jennie Fell, nee Jennie Roby, OF
Uniontown, Pa, is visiting Mrs. Gay Fair,
fax.
All who want to have the best time they
ovor had, or ever will have, we would rec
ommend 10 them the Half Way House >
between Kingwood aud MorgantowD. The
accommodating host and hostess, l.. =,
Lpar and wife, are interchangeable 10 their
| efforts TO furnish omusements, even to
euiL the most fastidious, snd----'we'll
| be thar.
Twelve handsome, jolly boys from
| uowcsville took ia the Dunkard baptisng
at Slabto wn last Sunday. Come again.
boys, tor some Of Jour young ladies were
| badly 'mashod' ON yous
Miss Myrtle Nenear, charming young
lady of KIngwood, is visiting at s.. w.
Smawleys.
Contrary TO 'Penseroses statement In
last weeks Journal, our Sunday School Ia.
a grand success, aud Increases weekly boil,
Ia interest aud in attendance. We have
the misfurtune OF being personally &C
quainted with this Copporhead In human
form, who hideD himself behind the nom
dc plume of 'Ponssrose,' and we will ven.
tufe to say That he has not been In the
Sunday School for two years His malig-
nsnt baldordash reminds us Of the old say
ing, satan reproying sin. Any one that
Is continually running down his own town.
should, Ike Stephen OF old, either be
sto1cL 10 death or Danishod from tho com.
munhy With smallpox labeled on bia
back. X nd, again, we positively deny
copying word from tho Agents Aid or
any other paps5 We respectfully request
'Ponsoroso' to attend ~ his own business.
Bah bah
Ye Cranberry News Man,is it,can il be
possible that we have heard from You for
the last timer The thought strikes us like
a thunderbDlt but if you VIII not heed
our Dcrsuaslors to stay, and are s;ill do
termined to go, wo say May the choicest
blessings Of high heaven attend you 10
your wanderinRs through this vale Of
iears, and when you have fought the
good fight OF lifc,an flushed your race
may you be carried to the highest and pur-
cst heaven on '1)wory beds Of ease, and
sing your song with the angles and arch
angles In pnadise. Amen.
TAO 81 PLUe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

zttion. Let the ron be called aad see how
many viii respond. Sergeant Shaw is
head ana toe nails Ia favor OF the Sol
dier's Reunion, and thinks much good will
6e accomplished by such reunion. When
/ asked II he thought there was any politi-
Cal significance attached to il, he said he
thought not.
Say, sonny, what do YOU know about
! politics ? said gentleman 20 me, az left
Sergeant Shaw. Nothing. Wac just Try
ing 10 find out something from tho Ser
gesnt about the boss' but he is as dry pc
lticSlly as our old bTludlc COW Is milky
What do you know Unload yourself
and eat your oheese and crackers after
awhile. wei, l beard You ask Len Shaw
IL he thought there was any political sig
nificsucc attached 10 the Soldiers Re
union which is TO be held at Cranberry on
July 4th, anu he told you no, That's it,
you have il pat. Go on well, hap
Pen 70 know something 10 the contrary,
and il came from man who ia not ouly
member of one OF the committees, but he
looked upon as man who
generally knows whereof ne speaks
That cheese won't spoil, so ahead and
tod me what you know To make
long story short, so my informant tells me,
the Soldiers Reunion has got political
Significance. Not only local, but Ma
;ional Significance. Is 1t possible What
do syou mean = Il mean, sir, that the
Soldiers Reunion is gotten up for the pur.
pose OF starting Presidential boom :
'Aprosidvntial boom at Cranberry, Preston
County y That's about the sizo of il,
son who do they want 10 boom Tor
Presidentr According to my informant,
they Will use every effort to get up Pres
idontial boom TO, Rubt. T. Lincoln. You
sec, Col N. w, Fitzgerald, of Washing p
TN, d. O., is the orator for the occasion,
| and being an old soldier himself, he will
very naturally onthuse his fellow com
radoa. II don't make any difference where
Presidential boom IL started, providing
| IL is taken Mt tide. Who knows but that
this Is a pre- arranged thing AL ovJr the
United States. Col. Fitzgerald, will, NO
| doubt, tell them all about our martyr
i = i'0iNNAf AAshNOlAt anu lull'iNco hlNll anvil
minds the necessity of nominating Robt,
| Il. Lincoln, his son, as the most available
candidate for the Presidency. Now, Abe
} Lincoln was my ideal of President, aud
I'm no Republican, either but have al,
avcrsc opinion Of Bob Lincoln. ] believe
he is IN the hands Of the bosses. His faith
or never was. Time will tell whether the
Soldiers Reunion has any political sig
niiiCancc, local OF National / give The
above f,r what Il Is worth, and will add
that IL such is the object OF the Soldiers
Re union, fear it will be a failure. The
men in this neighborhood, irrespective Of
| political preference, have been doing what
they can to help mako il succcss, and j
can hardly believe the managers in
charge will attempt to make political cap.
itsl out of the meeting.
PATSY Doodle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30
Evansvillo nnaeet.
PATSY DOODLE.

Seeing communications from diileren
par Is of the county, and thinking yo'
wOu' like to have letter from this place
take the liberty OF sending few notes
The farmers in this section are bust
engaged in hoeing corn.
The wloGt crop will not be more than
half a Yield this season.
The fruit was damaged 10y the big hal
and rain etort1 on last Monday night
Mr.. j. N. DoIhl has returned home from
Fairmont where ho has been attending
school.
Messrs U. w. Showa1ter, IL. ID. Mar
tin, G.. II. jenkins, and G. M. Armstrong
have returned from KingWood, where
they have been attending school. They
seem well pleased with tho school, and
contemplate attending the autumn ees
sion.
John r. Hardic, Of this place, h as re-
turned home from a visit TO MOrg0ntown
Life insurance agents plentiful. Jet
those who are going 10 die come fOrwAId
and take policies.
DR. u. w. Sho walter had horse trade.
Seems AZ though U. w. learned 70 trade
! while attending the Normal School.
A festival was held In the BaptIst Church
for the benefit Of the Sunday School on
last Friday night Girl5, have pity on
the pocket books.
Mrs, X. w, Monroe, OF Kingwood, Is
! visiting at Mr. Marshal Weaver.
Mrs. Ellen Freeburn, Of Independence,
is visiting at VIM. Hamilton's.
Mrs. fl. f. jenkins, who hos been sick,
is slowly recovering.
DAISY DEAN.
The farmers have oil pl2wcd their corn
/ through the first time.
! Tho whost crop will be about half a
! yield In this section.
The grass 10 the beet It has been for
many years There will be- some frui,
! here
A festival was hcll az the Baptist
Church last FridsY night for the benefit Of
the Sunday School Tie cornet band fur
nishcd very excellent music for the occa
/ sion
Mrs. Ellen FfCeburn snd her daughter,
Mrs. Jennie Fawcet and two children, Of
Iudodcndcncc, arc visiting their friends 10
this place.
M. Daniel Turner, brother Of Mrs. ia.
cob Lewis, Of this place, is here. lie con-
l templates spending the summer here. Mr.
r. has been travelling for thirty years.
Mrs Z. w. WoayCfs health which has
been very poor, bas, We ore glad 30 note.
generally improved.
bliss Lizzie Walter has returned home
from Bucbannon, where fhe was siayine
with her sister, Mrs. J. w. Bowman.
Wo baYo two Sunday schools here--ono
at tho "a. j. Church at0 O'Clock, a. m.
and one At ths Baptist Church 81 p. m.
A new bridge has been erected across
I Hog run al tho west end.
H. T.. Jenkins has put O. now coat Of
paint ON his house, aud looks nobby. Mr.
jenkins has one Of the finest blacksmith
shops in the county, and he keeps a large
stock of material on hand, too.
Mayor Means has two Of the finest thor
oughbred colts IN the county.
I Prof A. 8. jenkins has returned home
after q sojourn in Lynchburg, Va, where
ne was clerkiug. We are glad 10 see Alf
! back and looking 90 well.
There have bo two insurance agents
10 towo the past week, Times are always
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.


Judge Of tAe C0'eua CoWrt-non. VIM
T. CO.
o. mmissione, S-CM Bishop (PreS-
emit IL. Z. Hagans a nd Jas. Allender.
Clerk Of the Circuit COurt-Smjth Crane.
Clerk Of tho C5NRty CoUrt-J. Ann Mars
san.
Prose e,stiTg -Ats7lcy-Neil ]. Fort CIV.
iShe7ig--Elis ma Thmoas.
SiTpeyor- John a. Dalriple.
ASSeSSOTS-We Side, Thos. Fortney;
East Side, Gabrie Pdlum.
o6afslssioHe'' Of Lost Records-wm m
@. Worley-
Pays,cidn 70 Jai and PoOrfouse-Dr. r..
i. l.. Trippett.s
County Super ntcadcalt Of :greo Schools
Joseph IL hawthorne.
Commissioners Of the Circuit Court
Smith Crane, Joseph II. Hawthorne, /.
G Ralphsnydei, p j. Crogsn.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Mdy0r-Hon. J. McGrew
C6uaciL-Jas. III .Manown, Jno. :. Muir
Cock, oliver Dunn, Elisha Thomas and
q harles NJ. Bishop
RecOrder-W. II Potter.
Scrgednt-John II. Neil
Justice Of tie Pedce-J osoph NJ. Gods
oonstGJle-Jsmos Carroll
MINISTER'S.
Presbyterian-Rev. Samuel Graham.
Methodist piScOpGI-Rsv. A. LYDIA
BGpttst-Rev. Patri3k Murray.
EUdnJeticO Rev. j. w. Cation.
Il. ". T.. Obitrch--- Rev. Alfred Steptoe
THE NATIONAL BANK OF KINGwoOD.
PreSidcn,-Wm G.. Brown.
Vice .PreSiten,-J. G. McGrew W.
CdStter-F. Heermdps,
Assistant CdShier-J. w. Parks.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCU IT-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 i'm October.
BINGwOoD PosToFFTCE.
Mails close att O'Clock a. M; arrive at
3 O'Clock p. Ih.
once open at o'clock a. M; closes at
O'Clock pm. j. NJ. GOODWIN. Z. NJ,
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The ladies on High street spend
the evenings in very peculiar aud
eccentric kind Of amusement. they
80 into the front door yards each
evening, and sFend half an hour
10 capturing lightning bugs We
noticed two ladies engaged at the
sport on Monday evening, and they
seemed to be enjoying themselves
immensely. This pasttime, though
10 tie infancy yet, promises, ae the
GUNNER advances, TO become a very
popular amusement.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

We offer for sale, a farm lying on
tSandy creek, two and one half miles
| south west OF Tunnelton, his County,
and containing 80 acres. The farm is
lunderlaid with = vein Of biluminous
coal, and has on 10 limestone i'm album
dance. The land is well watered by
springs which are not affected by
drought; has on IL an apple orchard con-
faiuing 20 trees which bear choice fruit;
p number OF peach, pear, and plum trees
almost old enough to bear fruit; a good
house AMI out Buildings, but not very
good stable. Twenty-Five acres Of tho
bud Is well improved, 10 acres being
ing In meadow land. The whole tract
lays we'll aud contains no " asto land,
Title. good. For fulther information,
a1dr4ss JAMES J.. STONE g. Co.
We also offer for sale a valuable farm,
lying on the ST. George turnpike, two
miles south Of Aurora. About AZ acres
u this track improved; the balance in
timber. The land j. very productive,
aud has on 10 a good orchard. For padic-
uPrs call ON or address Jas. T.. Stone ana
%.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

>To the Creditors of James II. wills 9,
deceased
In pursuance Of deciee OF the Circuit
Court of the County OF Preston, made
in a cause therein pending, TO subject
the real estate OF the said James III. Will
son TO the payment az his debts, YOU arc
required to present your claims against
the estate OF the said James II. Wilson,
for adjudication TO Patrick j. Crogdn
nomn issioner, at his Office i'm said c6un
on or before tho 10th day of July
ext
Witness, SMITH Crane ,Clerk OF said
Court. this Path day OF May, 1888.
G2- ct Smith Crane, Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

ML Lake Park 3. 4. Assembly, or as II
is coming 10 be Known, tho Southern
Claulauqua, has within a few years
assumed proportions which are attracting
national attention. The excellence Of tho
programmes Of past years has made at
tendauts 80 enthusiastic that This year
the problem will be how 10 accommodate
The crowd expectsnt Bishop Andrews,
DR.. Lyman Abbott, Prof Young Of Priu.
ceton, Prof. Harris Of John Hopkins
University (formlY OF Cambridge Unlvcr-
sity, England, DE- &. II Payne, Prof.
CumnOck, Rev. J. y. Young, and DR.. r.
ID. Uuntey arc Special Lecturers A For
NAL Course of ten days will be pursued.
A class 10 Botany aud other attractions
are named. The place Ia as attractive az
thg programme. The Park Is moro than
mile square, picturesque and beautiful.
ON the summit Of the Alogbcnios, almost
1000 icot above the SEA level, where every
breath is a delight, adorned with hand
some cottages, walks aud drives, as char
ming AS an EJon. II is directly on the
main line Of the y. n .. II. r., and
easily reached by our national high ways
OF travel, aud the excursion for the As.
sembly renders the trip one Of the cheap
est that cau DO made for the distance. Ex-
cclicnt hotel aud other accommodations
arc afforded. For particulars, address
w. M. Frysinger, Sec'y n. L. r Assembly
Assn, ia McCulloh st., BaltimoGe, Nj.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

We have been requested TO an
nouncs that the new chu.ch Of the
Evangelical Association at Mason
town, Valley district, will be dedi-
Gated to The worship Of God on Sun
day, July 9Th. Quarterly Confer
ence will convene on Saturday. 7tb,
At 3 o'clock p. M. Rev. Boyle, D.
d., Presiding Elder, and q number
Of other distinguished church digri-
taries will be present on that occs-
sion. All persons are cordially in
vited 10 be present.
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Hartley & Wright will sell you Harvest
WET BnowxsylLLE. Pa, NaY 26. ,7e

West BROwNsYlLLKl IA, HaY 20, 10
To THE PUBLIC Having used several
bottles Of DR.. U. l.. Clemmer's celebrated
Ant-Dysenteuc Cordial in my family,
and found it TO be safe, Pleasant and Of
fective medicine for the cu:e Of dYsentery
and diarrL@t, ] therefore have no hesit-
ancy in recommending it to all who may
be afflicted with dysentery, disrrb ga, or
cholera. as a sure cure II the directions arc
strictly adhered 60.
ROBT. MCKINLEY,
Justice Of the Peace.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

The reports which our corps of To-
cal correspondents give US n refer
ence to the crop prospects in differ
cut sectlons, of the county, are very
altering. The present indications
are, that The wheat and oats will
foot up an average yield in nearly all
the districts OF the county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

Some uuprilcipisd viilai1 or viii
lains have been dong a greet deal Of
mischief st and in the neighborhood
Of, E'kins, Md, lately. They tried
20 cripple fue oolt by cutting the
great leaders in It's had .egs, and The
same parties, IL 10 thought, tried to
assassinate certain Doctor Of that
town a few evenings ago by shoot
ing at him when he was preparing to
retire fox toe night.
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N1RRIE ID.

WHBTsELL- WRLoH AT the residence of
j.. w. HardesiY, June II, 1888, by
Rev. j w. Hardesiy, Andrew j. Whet-
sell and Elizabeth Wclch.
OvATTER-PELL-At the residence OF
ID. X. Fortuey, June II 1883, by Rev.
ID. Il. Fortney, AndrewJ. Hovatter and
Helen NJ. Pell.
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ADVERTIslNG RAVES :

Transient advertisements ,-Sl per incl
for first insertion, and fifty cents for eacl
additional insertion.
Advertisements OF more than two
squares, standing for a longer time than
months. subject TO special rate sched-
ule which can be seen by calling az this
Office.
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
paid for whom ordered.
LEGAL notices 25 cents per line for foul
Insertions.
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Entered at theNino wOodPoSi Onic as
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Sunday afternoon, June II, John
Bond. fourteen year old son OF Ru-
doiph Bond, Of near Morgsntown,
was drowned in Deekers creek while
bathing
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

WEST VIRGINIA, ss.:
Al Rules held In the Clerks Office of
th9 Circuit Court Of Preston County, on
thd first Monday Of June, 1888.
Mariah Vauzandt
W.. In Euuifv
JobEEA. Vanzandcs boirs.
t1ht oi]iect Of This suit is Co convene the
creditors Of John a. Vanzandt. do
ceased, and Co enforce the collection of
plaintiffs judgment and Othor debts.
by a sale Of the real estate in tho bili
mentioned.
And it appearing that the defendant
James n. Vanz8ndt, Is not q resident of
this state, lie is therefore. hereby rcquir-
sd 70 appear here within enc month after
The date OF Tie first publication hereof
aud do what is necessary 10 protect bis
interests herein. And on motion of the
plaihtin by hor counsel 30 is ordered that
the foregoing be published in The NesI
Virginia Argus, "A weekly newspaper
published in This county.
a copy Tests
SMtrH CRANE, CLERK.
Bevuo 6Ncrogtn, Attorneys or Plainun
I'll HH
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Aitentlon. Yonnc Men

We refer you TO the advertisement of
the renowned Commercial Col gc of
Kentucky University, situated IN the beau
tiful, historical and society renowned
city, Lexington, Ky. Write for crcu-
lars TO It's President, w. r. Smith, Lex
ington, Ky.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

No effort, we learn, has yet been
made to have young Mutt, the slayer
Of Dukes, released ON bail. Some
difficulty ~ being experienced in
securing counsel for the prosecution.
Contributions are being received
daily by Mutt to be used in bis de-
tense, aud, It is reported that the
iuuds are gladly accepted, as it is
thought that the ismily is in strait
ered circumstances at this time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

We have read a great deal lately
in regard to daily paper that is to
be published at Parkersburg. Has
The first No been issued YETI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

A case OF infanticide comes up
IRON Berkeley Springs. One day lest
week dead baby was found in q
culvert in that town. The mattel
will be Investigated immedItelY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

There viii be the largest crowd Of
people at Cranberry on the 4'h that
has ever been seen at that place be
fore, Most Of Preston county and
a large pant Of Garrett %. MI, will
be In attendance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

Some f the delegates 10 the tenn
perence convention at Carksburg, we
earn, were not very exceedingly
Hospitality entertained.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

Pbihppi Is rejoicing over the fact
that there is prospect of an Acad
em y being built near that town by
the NJ. E. Church, South.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

a move is now on foot to organize
a milinary and FIRE company at this
place. Twenty-Five or thirty per-
sons have already joined the orgsni
cation, and the Indications are that
the number will be increased 10 fifty
before Saturday night, as ever body
!avors the project.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-30

Although Klugwood is behind
some other towns OF the State in
szs aud 10 business capacities and
relaiions,yet sbe can boast Of one the
best cornet bands in the State.