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AUCTION SALE.

At No. 1884 Kimball Block. COM
mencing Thursday, April 9th, and fol-
lowing days Of large stock Of Fancy
Goods, Jewelry, Toilet Articles, Chins
Ware, Vases, Shirts. SILK HaDdkerchiefs,
ETC.. etc.
MRS. HELoIsE FLUeOTHIEI. JR
B. I. HAMPTON, AuctlOner.
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LATEST TEEEGRAMS
COMMERCIAL
PRODUCE

PRODUCE
Chicago, 31.-WheAt regular, lower
574@2s March, 57s april; corn lower
545a cash, 5215 March, 521S@N April
oats easier, 41A cash. 4O1s March
April 432z; rye lower, SIS; barley nominal
75@77; flsxseed lower l45@16; porE
frmer, 1880 March, April; Az May
lard firm, Has March, 80 April.
WHISKY.
Chicago, 81 Whisky, highe~ IT,
Cincinnati. 3I.-W hisky steady, l&
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NOTICE.

GRAND HANDICAP WING
VI shooting match st my place, on
state rosd; FirsipFizetweniy.fve pounds
powder and seVeDty-Ave pounds shot;
second prize. ten dollar order on n. 81.
Liphan; third prize, seven dollars ia
money. On wednesday, April 4th, 1898.
Every body welcome. Match 20 begin Of
noon. Entrance Zee 81.
Hp1 S. ScoTT.
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Contraetor and Builder,

Will contract for building frst-class
stores or dwelling houses, or for re-
modelling houses. or fitting up stores,
guaranteeing work of the latest and mos:
improved style and best quality. work
promptly executed in sill departments o
building. Satisfactory reference given,
Shop, South Temple street, opposite
Valley House. p. D. Box 1l54. T
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EYE AND EAR.

DR.. Ira a. Z. Lyons, profes or OF d.
seases of eye and ear, from the Central
College of Physicians and Surgeons, In
dianspolis. Office four doors west of
Gift House corner.
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WANTED.

Six or eight girls, 1s to II years OF age,
to learn Overall and Underwear making.
Machines run by power. Apply to w.
q, Rowe, Shoe and Clothing Factory.
Emporium Building.
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PROPOSED FIELD TRIAL OF
SULKY PL0WS.

The undersigned claims the WEIR
SULKY Pow is the best cold in Utah.
That it is lightest draft, easiest operated
and will scour in land where all others
fail. We respectfully invite ell Utah
dealers to friendly tfisl during the COM
ing Conference time. Please respond in
time to complete arrangements,
Z. WARN0CK
Office and Yard cerner east Of Theatre +
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WANTED.

A g5od Cook, also Girl for eenersl
Apply TO Mrs. Henry Siegel,
Fifth South street, three doors west from
Main street.
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NOTICE.

You ars invited to call on MRS. BUR
ROWS, for your Millinery; it is the
cheapest house in town. Hats and Bon
nets in all styles and shspes 1858
KIMBALL BLOCK.
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BROOD MARES.

We " Il visit Salt Lake City abou
the 25th instant With forty head of fne
Brood Mares, ClydesdRle and French
for sale.
+ HOLDERMAN s. WEAVER.
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DR.. VIM. A. PICKETT.

Veterinary Surgeon, treats all diseases
OF horses promptly. Address, Salt Lake
Stables, Commercial street. +
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WANTED.

A girl as nurse and for chamber work.
Apply to Mrs. Cohn, Twentieth Ward,
corner Pine and Fruit streets, or enquire
at Cohn Bros dry goods store.
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NOTICE.

Ny wife having taken her departure
for parts. 10 me unknown. all persons
are warned sgsinst Trusting her On my
account. j. B. DARLINGTON.
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WANTED.

Five Hundred Bushels of Potatoes.
Will pay 25c. per bushel in merchan.
disc. john W. Smell, Idaho Store, t
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GIRL WANTED

By Mrs. Fox. Amply at Fox & Sgmons
branch gallery, Main Street,
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HORSES AND MULES

for sale. Apply to a. S. Patterson
1872 Main street.
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E. JACOBS. AUCTIONEER.

Attends to all kinds OF suction sales
with promplness. Office at s. J. Nathzb' 6
clothing store, Isl Main street.
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GIRL WANTED

Wanted, a girl to do general house
work. Apply OF this CfiCe.
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WANTED.

a Girl to do Cooking By Mrs. George
y. Wallace, Fifth East street.
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ORANGES, ORANGES.

Oranges BY the box cheap, at Cutler
Bros.
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AsSiguee'S Sale.

The entire stock of Fine Wors
teds, Cassimeres, Tweeds, etc., for
Gents suits, in the establishment of
John Larson, Merchant Tailor, 1850
First South Street, will be closed
out regardless of cost. Those in
debted to the firm will please call
aud settle. JOHN BLoMQUIsT,
Assignee.
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SEED OATS,
WIN. COOK.

At JOHN D. RITTER s. Co.'S
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American bible society.

UU5 D IJHhffhH' oFCIg
funnclton.
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a Bible meeting was held AT The NJ. 7.
O urcb, Newourg, Sunday evening, Apri
8. which was called to order by Rev. Long,
State BiDle Agent, who stated that the
object Of the meeting was the orgAnz .
ton IF a 'Newburg and Vicinity Auxn
ir, Bible Society," Wm. b. Amman was
chos ~ secretary pro ten. Ga motion,
David J. Gibson vas chosen President,
Neal I II ward &c, President. J. Emry
Paul secretary, Cuarles T. ELS Treasur,
ADD ID p,fitary.
The followiog rcsolutiops we're present.
ed aud adopted
Resolved, Tnyt we heartily approve II
the re-c4nvass IL our entire land by g. e
American Bible > ,cieiy, aud that we Will
AID ., az Goo gives us The ability.
Received Fiat the officiating ministers
in the chdrcuts Ut Newuurg. Revs. Glbeft
Rogers, 5 muel Or bam, aud David NJ
5.m nton, cJnsluule Win the President.
Secretary add Treasustr The executive
committee of tbo sDciety
ResOiv o., That 40 application be- made
10 iue n D.. $. 20 Tecoguz as as an AUX
iliary, promising GO ID. pt the cousti ION
Tor auxilia,ies, aud To AID the parent soci
ety sgIceablY thereto
Retolyed, That when we adj urn. IL be
70 meet IN NewbuIg about year hence
~ toe call Of toe President or Secretary.
Resolved, Tbst the S,cretsry furnish u
copy Of the minules Of this meeting Tor
publication 10 The county papers. and that
copy Of each be sent 70 Rcv,A Mclean,
Cor 5ecIy. OF A y. $ New Y ,rk Cty.
Nc. Long preached IN the VI. r. Church
in the morning ~ uniou meeting Of the
citizens OF New burg, and after stating the
purpose Of changing the New burg Bible
Committee 5Ociety into sn auxiliary To- The
A. b. S.. n collection was taken amount
ing u $f7 so. lie preached slso IN the
! Pfesbyeriau Church At 2 p. a., where the
| amount WIS Increased there sui "a. the N
I II CnUrcu suUs. queuuy tO S2J %. Alter
/ ,rsyer by R,v, &. k,agers, anu Dsne,iic-
uuh, society auJJutued.
/ NN -. AMMAN, ID. j. GIpeog
5ccly. pro- ten. Prcst
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the HinGWo"d LibrorS anI lat.
erory Association.
Programmes for Monday evening. April
lGh, 1888;
Rcadipg-Geo. Purcell, W. A. Harsh
5srger. w X. Shsffer, Mics Minnie N.if.
Recit ,tion-Frank NJ Thomas Miss
Millir CLARK, Jas w. Whit, Mrs, J. Il,
Brown, Miss Florence Parks
T. say--Dr Felix Elliott.
Debate--qucstiou: Resolved. That The
right II suffrage should be allowed 60 wo-
men at all school elections. To affirm, W
II. Shahsn (; To deuy, VIM NJ. q. Dawson.
PROGRAMME = n APRIL %
Rsading-U w. Saowslter, |. X Mat
uugly, Miss Matte Parks, Nils. Pc, E.
hOlt.
Recitation Il G M.uowp. Miss Minnie
II IT, Miss Florence Puks. JAS w. White,
E.ssy-Mis, Mingie Heermans.
Oaiion---W. IL ShahAu.
ID bNe--quy Resolved, That the
natural sciences should be taught Ia our
common schools To affirm, Dr. Elliott /;
l. deny, q. Nj Squ,res.
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The following is the list OF deeds edpii-
I'd TO record sluce our las; report;
Thomas Beatty to Felix f Beatty for
si6 acres IN Portland D.strici; admitted
Aprl3.
B'ieo G Brown TO Alcinda Shafer for
acres IN Lyon District; admitted Apr 3.
Guy a. Bishop 10 Jonathsn Gibson for
ls9 sorvs 10 Peasant District; admitted
April 3.
William $ Collins To Edward b. Collins
for 292. 100. and 81 acres in vall.y Dis
trict admiued April 8
Johu L, Me,heuy Ia Stml Martin for
40 acres in Pleasant District; admitted
April 4
Thomas Il Albright To Jtcob J. Grove,
for o acres IN Portland District: admittr,
April 8.
DAVID DeetS 20 George NJ. Dcets for 100
ocres Ia Portland Dist, admitted April =
). W. BucNlsw To- ,mes NJ. Gooding for
90 acres la PuIIliud Dist; admitted Apr 2
Beui SUGy TO :. NJ Slay for . and A
fraction acres ia Lyon District; Ndmi,ted
April Z.
James X. Smoot 10 BARLEY Rabbeu fir
house aud lot IN Newuurg; admitted
April O.
Nathaniel y, Stevenson 70 Reese Wa
kins for lo: in Nc burg admitted Apr
George IL Smith To- Brice q Brown for
90 acres IN Lyon Dist; admitted April Q.
Annie X Reed to SAINT II. Guseman Tor
44t acres In Valley Dist; aami tied AprA o.
II, w. MoBr,e, trustee. To J.m,s r
smoot for lot in Newburg; admitted Apr0.
VIM. j. McGee To Jemima McGee for
loo acres ia Lyon DIST; admitted April o.
H. Ii Menear To John Shapes fol lot II,
Newburg admitted April0.
Mary L. aud G. w. Bishop TO ] w.
aud VIM. A. Guseman for 1899. acres in
Valley District admitted April o.
Brown & Hagaus to Jesse L. McGinnis
for 1919 acres in Klngwood District; ad-
mite April 8.
u Orr to Kelso Piles for 1O5 and n
fraction acres in Lyon District admitted
April o.
Arthur w Mckinney To- Joseph J
Mckinney for "a acres Ia Valley District
admitted April o
John ID Hall tn John u. Watson for lot
In ReedsVille admitted April o.
CHRISTIAN Feather To Amos q. Feather
for 25s acres in Portland District admit
TED April o.
Michael Albright TO jacob Wolf for 10
acres ia Portland DIST; admitted April 10
Arcnibald Gubb.e's heirs 60 jet rerson +.
Grioble for 10 4cr,s in Giant District ;ad.
m'ttcd April 10
Esorg' A. Evans to Werner Evans Tor
SOt acrrs Ia UIion Dist; admit ed Apr 10.
WIN. S,rawser 10 Henry @ Wotring for
O. acres IA Union DIST; admitted Apr 10
David Bee ghley u Allen 5 Cuppet for
4O2 acres 10 Grant Dist; admitted Apr.1O
John Augustine 10 j. N H. Thomas for
1921 acres In Grant Dist; admitted Abr II
Ffaok r. Gale To Lew Gale for 90 acres
IN kingwood Diet admitted April II.
VIM. + Deakius to J ,hu G.. MAYER for
so acres IN Portland Dist; admitted APRIL
phD Z. Mayer Ia George T. Frcel4nd
for 765 acres Ia Portland District admit
/ ted April II.
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Commissioners Sale
--ur--
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of decree ~ the Circuit
Court of Preston County, w. Va, render
ed IN the case 81 Crofton ana Moses VS..
01rCn o. White, e, NJ. the undersigned
commissioners will on the
Cru DAY OF APRIL. 1888.
{ he same being court day proceed before
Kingwnnd, Preston Opuoty. w, Va, TO
sell rae several tracts of land decreed In
the above case tn he snld to satisfy claims
due from sSiG q. u. White Ia the various
parties therein named.
rnu said land 10 situate In Valley Dis
tliCt aud county aforesaid; One tract con-
laius about 415 ACRES, ON Clcst River,
portion OF II Is improved, aud une
FARMING AND GRAZING LAND.
Another tract of about 1873 acres in two
parcels, adjoining the 475 acre tract, the
ptucip,l part of which is improved and
due farming land And another tract
containing ab Ut 20 W so acres more or
less. adjoining IN, A75 acres and lands of
David Graham and others. a portion of
THE land is Improved aud good productive
farming land.
We are informed tia, the above lands
ART underlaid with COAL, LIMESTONE
snd IRON ORE.
TUE hand will be sold 10 the highest re-
spunsible bidder, for one 9th cash In
band and the RESIDUE ut the purchase
money upon credit of Que, two and
three years; the purchaser executing in
terest bearing notes, with approved secu
rily,for the deferred payments of the pur
chase money.
WIN. q. Bows. JR.,
JAS. ii. CARRpII,
Commissioners
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Circnit Court Proceedings,

Court convened last MONDAY, Ills
Honor, VIM. ]. Ice, Judge Of said court.
presiding.
Rule awarded against DR. w G Jamison
for failing to attend a. witness ON be.
half OF the State - James - MicEae.
State vs. James W Turner, felony. De.
PENDANT recognized to appear before the
court ON the FIRST day Il the next term.
Henry Montgomery vs. turner d POO:
motion quashed ON execution motion
docketed and continued.
John Wiles. admr 80 CON RI Co.
tre@pa~s on tho casc. Petition of de-
PENDENT GleI ana bond given for Inoy~
~ OF cnse 10 the Circuit Court OF q
United States Tor tho District Of w Va.
Court taxes time 90 consider as To the
said petition.
State W Michael o D,nnel, liquor De,
PENDANT entered into p rocosnizanro for
his good behavior fr ono year, in penal
ty Of $500, with Henry Clay Holm and
Jonn III PicIf Imam ~ sureties.
Konrad lIuher, a native Of Germany
admitted citezen Of the Uniled States
state vs. Geo Is Icklew, forgery. Pris~
oner found entity as charged in the End
count OF indictment motion in arrest of
Judgment, aud prisoner romanded to
Jail.
Martion & Gilbert vs. g Shaw. sug
gestion by consent Of p' rites cause dis
continued.
State W. Mary Killfoy, liquor jury,
and verdict Of not guilty. aud delt. ac
quilted.
State " Hozekiah Polling. No. 2 and 3.
liquor same order
state W Sanford Moore, tni.d.: alias
process awarded returnable on Mondav
next.
State W John a Cross, hnisd.; Nos 1
aud 0judginent confessed FOR SiU nne and
costs in zach case, and continued as to
Nos. o, 8 and o.
state vs. Michael O'Dmner, inisd., Nos.
3, 10 and II Judgment confessed fined
so and costs in each case
state vs. Henry Massie. carving con.
ceaied weapons verde. d, not guilty.
state vs. Frank NJ Dent, for prAcusing
medicine witboat certificate from State
board mouo1 % qutsa indictment
overru.od jury and verdict NJ guilty,
aud motion boo arrest ofiudgmeut.
State vs. JAS Csrk Michaol, for assau {
with intent 90 Kill prosecution cortin.
n'd 90 def O. cost. bert entered into
reco2nizance Tor his appearance % he
next term Of This court. in The penalt, Of
81 200, with Solomon Walls and George
Maost surf lies jointly and severauy in
Ike sum, and witnesses on boha'f Of
the Stato and def recognized in the pom
atty Of goo each.
Slate W Walter RI Michael and Sllo-
m Walls To- FL ny continued ~ b..
I PENDANTS cost. and d fendant /. clgn,zoi 10
$500 win Geo Msu-t ,boir surety IN lik.
cum.
Stale vs. 70 + Sbu tiewor,h rule for
failing - attend as uiiness. Rule sis
/ chsTgtd.
MsDOsn, 81 81. W Mccain. ot al. Van
XIX will case, rsue b. ,qpity jury em
panncn,d aud cyIIe. CO ou De- part Of the
pialu'if, p.ruy hea d.
ln,s buugs Toe proceedings % To Era
ooy, sud ,te report whl be continued mex,
week,
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY oFFIcERs.

Judge OF the CircEa coart-Hon. VIM
II. Ice.
Commissione, NJ Bishop tP,esi-
dent III. q. Hagans, aud Jas. Atlender.
Cterk OF he Great Court-Smith Crane.
Clerk Of the County C6urt-J Ann Mar>
Prosecuting Attorney-Nail J. Fortnev
'Sher0- Elisha Thomas.
cnreeJor- John n. Dali ymple.
ASsessoTS-West side, Thos. Fortney;
East Side. Gabriel Pullism.
Co1tntiSS,oRer Of Lost Records-W no.
Physlelon 10 Jaa and P0orhouse-Dr. r..
-. l.. Trippett.
ooanty Superintendent of Free Schools
! Joseph IL Hawthorne.
CORNERSTONE rs Of the Cfrcslu Court
smith Crane. Joseph Ii. Hawthorne, L.
e ki!phsnydet Jlo. Norris Crane and
Il. j. Crogan.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
MdyoI'-Hon. ]. G. Mc4rew .
CoHnct--JaS. ii. Manown, yno. =. Muir
dock, oliver Dunn, Elisha Thomas and
Charles NJ. Bishop
Rcc9fdeT-W. X. Potter
Seygeant-John Il. Neff.
Justice Of The Pedce-JoSoph NJ, Cod
win.
ConstaJIe-Jsmes Carroll.
MINISTER'S.
LTcDytcf1dn-hev. Samuel Graham.
Methodist EpLScopdt-Rev. a. LYDIA
Bdpttst-Rev. Patrick Murray.
H1dn2eticot--Rev.J J. w. Cation.
a. N. r. Church Rev. a fired Steptoe
rHE NATIONAL BANK OF KISowooD.
Prestdent-Wm. q. Brown.
Wee President--Smith Crane
Cdshtcr-F. Heermaps.
Asststdaf Cdshier--J. w. Parks.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRoUIr-rERMs OF
COURT IN PRESTON COUNTY.
April Term, 9th 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
aud first Monday in October.
EINGwooD PosroFPIcE.
Malls close att O'Clock a. m; arrive at
b o'clock p. ih.
Office open at 8 o'clock a. M; closes at
O'Clock pans j. NJ. GOODWIN. Z. NJ.
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The American Farmer
AND
THE VEST vi. Argus
FOR
81 10 PER ANN UNI.

We have perfected arrangements
wi'h the publishers OF the American
Farmer. For Weyne. / d., that ena-
bic us TO offer our aubscribefs \ first
class agricultural magazine ~ the
bare cost Of the white paper on which
u II printed. The American Far
mer IA l6-page monthly magaz ne
winch ~ rapid Y taking rank az one
Of the leading sgr cultural magazines
II the country. Each number will
contain ueeiuI Information for The
farmer, his wife, his SOM, and bis
daughters. AZ y costs YOU almos
nothing. suppose you try II one year
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THIS COMPANY offers for sale the
following described property:
A farm containing $50 Acres, 2 miles
South Of KingwOod, on which there is
GOOD FRA ME- ID WELLING house.
a Good Barn with commodious sheds.
aud all other outbuildiugs; A SPLEEN :.
DID ORCHARD. About 20 acres is i'm o
proved and the remain Ter Well Timber.
ed. Ghe entire farm is undorlaid with
7~foot Vein Of Coal. Convenient To
School, Church aud Mil. Thisis a worry
Desirable Farm and will DO sold IN rea-
sonnble terms. Prioo, g. 900. For any
further Information concerning the above
land call orr or address JAS. l., STONE
a Co., Kingwood, w. Va.
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state of West Virginia, County or Pres
ton, So
/, smith Crino. Clerk OF tho Circuit
Court OF said county. do certify that Jno
Barton Payne, who was by n decree Of
said court. rendered ON tho 9th day of
December. 1882, In tho Equity cause OF
VIM. NJ DENTIST al,vs. R,wlev Evans, ot
al, appointed n Special Commissioned to
mako sale OF the real estate therein de-
creed To- be sold, has this day given bond
and security in said cause NJ required 10y
law.
Given under my hand, this Goth day
of January, 1888. SMITH CRANE.
3 lost Clerk.
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State of West Virginia, County Of Pres
ton, ~;
|. Smrh Crane, Clerk Of the Circuit,
& urt of said county, do certify that VIM.
q Brown, Jr., and James III. Carroll, who
were by n decree IT said court. rendered
on the IA h day of ID icember, 1889 In the
Equity cause of OruftOn aud Mosee Va.
Goren q White. ct al. appointed epecial
commissioners To make sale of the real
estate therein decreed to be aold, have
this day given bond aud security in said
use IA quire 10y law.
Given nader my hand, this 9Th day Of
March. 1888. SMITH CRANE,
1904 Clerk.
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rae Last Cain.

We shall expect all persons In the couu-
ty indebted TO us, TO pay up during court. .
Don't neglect this matter. friends. Many
OF you have been receiving TuE ARGUS
for year and a half without having paid
US cent. We are neither able or willis
ing to give such credit to anybody, aud
you will neglect this notice at your own
r.sk
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stock HaiseTs and Wool Growers
AsSociaIion

Pursuant 20 q published call the ci,i
zens % Preston county met here on last
Monday in convention aud organized a
stock racing and wool growers pssuci4.
ton, and elected the following cnlccr-;
President, James w. Brown Vice
Presiden,s--one from each district of the
unity Eugene Ltnham "A. S,aley Shaw,
Simeon Matliugly, Jehu jenkins, William
A Dinwiddie, Flank Mckee, j. N Baker,
aud William g. Worley Recording ard
Corresponding Secretary. VIM. G. Wpr
Jay; Treasurer, Jrhu Jenkins.
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QuerY.

A correspondent of THE ARGus reqests
an answer TO the following problem
III hen lays one egg ON every week
day OF a year and two on every Sunday,
how many does che lay?'
hnswer-If We take tie year 1892 which
had 53 Sundays, the hen would have laid
4l8 eggs if We take the year 1888, which
contains 81 Sundays, the number OF eggs
will oe All. The question, as we under.
stand II. limits the time in all respects TO
one year Of 36j days and to argue that
by the wording Of the query the sunday
count is rendered indefinite, and may be
carried on through aDY humber If years
or forever, is only TO bubble.
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Es sELRoD'
tract, containing ma acros.

Second. The tract 81 l2i acres known
~ the 'ELIHU GREGG land.
Tlhri. a tract 0f 2O7 acres, sold and
conveyed To- ,ail va. Kelley by james
aud known. ~ tlJo BALDWIN Land.
Fourth. The tract Of Z72 acres con
veyei 10 said w. T. Kelley by Clement
Engle, and known ~ the ENGLE land.
ali ~ said tracts OF land he contiguous
and are situate boz Portland district Pres.
ton County, Much OF 30 Ia improved.
and has thereon comfortable buildings
aud good improvements.
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William G. HARRISON, E.q, clerk Of the
Circuit Court of l. wis County, was he.e
the latter part of last week noting the ad-
miraoie arrangement and system OF clerk
Cranes Office. We had the pleasure of
meeting aud making the acquaintance Of
Dir. Harrison while here, and had no diff
Ecully in tracing the c,uso of his great
popularity in his own county, to the cour .
'eous urbaniiy and sterling qualities of
the man.
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JUDICIAL SALE.
BALDWIN EXOK, &c.
vs.. la ChAuCery.
VIM. +. KELLEY, ct al.
AND
II. l.. SISLE8.
W. la Cbauc0ry.
r. y. KELLEY, OF. al.
Ia ChanCery.

Pursuant to and by virtue OF q decree
rendered. ia the above styled causes 10y
the Circuit Count Of Preston County,
West Virginia. on tho 9Th day Of Deem
be-, 1892, the undersi med Special Com
mi Toner. will on ~ ESDAY, the 10Th
day OF April 1888, at the front door Of
the Court House Of said c0uuty-the
same beiag cJurt dHy--Da 20 public
sale Of the four tracts oil and in the bill
an6 proceedings mentioned, 30 wit
First. The r,ct Ol Land purch .sed by
said " ~. n. Kelley from NessolrOd ana
hnnMn as Tho
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Tue bridge across the Monongabels
river at MolOng 'hela Cry was DESTROYED
% hre %" "Wednesday. TIE bridge was d.
foe wooden suoc uro rs Of a mile d.
leog,b, aud cost $50 600. f. ass o,,
bridge and "as Qua, tnJ Ogoea by d STOCK
company, ct wstCn "a f,iiOw-,o.tsur,.
Df. Jstnos Il. Aav0wa Nas m,m.r.
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DR.. Jsrre,r's Appointments.

The following attorneys a. IN abroSd
have been in attendance upon the Circuit
Court here during the week. namely:
Jnc. Barton Payne, of Chicago, Judge
John B,annon, of Weston, Mrssre. VI. ii
Dent, John Al. Holt, John L. Nc Graw and
g. I Porter, Of Grafton, Judge II.
l.. Berkshire, Judge Ollie and Hou.J. NJ.
Haeans, OF MorgantowD, and Hon. b. r.
Martin, OF Grafton.