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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

There is a quiet boom for Secretary Fol-
ser IS senator Lapham's successor. Mr..
Folger remembers that something hap
pened last November. but his friends eX-
hibit singular deficiency Of memory.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

Malone is not entitled to any further
CONDENSATION. If there ever was any
necessity for securing his cooperation
that time has passed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

The Rhode Island House of Representa-
tives has passed a bill making the consent
Of a parent or guardian requisite to the
issuing OF a marriage license for a minor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

The total increase in the resources OF
the one hundred and twenty-seyen savings
banks of the state Of New Ork, for the
last three years, Is officially stated at
S236. 30, PSI.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

Congress doesn't look as big TO the COM
portable citizens of New York as il does
10 the frequently shaken-in-the-political-
wind WaShingtonian.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

The press Of Georgia Is warm in praise
ofthe success Of the Sesqui-Centennial,
the patriotism that inspired il. and the
enterprise that forwarded it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

The boldest faro players in Carson City,
New. are women.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

The Albany Journal Rep calls atten-
ton 10 the fact that the first installment of
spring charter and town elections in that
state shows uniform Democratic gains,
and il SAYS: Not only have the Demo-
Gratis Increased their strength in the SUI
pervisOr boards Of the Democratic cOun-
ties. but they have won largely in cOun-
ties which have heretofore been firmly
Republican. The tidal wave of last No
yember has not yet receded when Herki-
mer county, which gave Cleveland l,5OO
majority then. elects a Democratic Board
of Supervisors nOw,'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19
CURRENT COMMENT.
ADebt Paid.

l LNAlAsO AfAtoes
Jay Gould, who is fast getting control
OF the lightning, is bigger man than old
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

A proposal Is before the Rhode Island
LEGISLATURE 10 increase the salary Of the
Railroad Commissioner 70 Slow
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

Eight female clerks are employed in the
Massachusetts Insurance Department at
$40 a year each.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Registered II ,ls Post OEce n SsoaaHdA as
Sse0sd Class Egh Mater.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Is recommended for headache occasioned
b. indigestion, and whenever there is
general feeling Of sluggishness and lack
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

DAILY MORSISG NEWS. one year, $40 %; six
months. S. 90: Eree months, & So one
month. 81 %.
WEEKLY SEws. su- wear. 81 %; six months.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19
UalatrIl aatn.rairs.
SandfOrd'S Radical Cure.

For the immediate relief and permanent cure
of every form Of Catarrh, from Simple Head
Cold or Influenza to the Loss Of Smell, Taste
and Hearing. Cough, Bronchitis and lncipient
Consumption. Relief in five minutes in any
and every case. Nothing like il. Grateful,
fragrant, wholesome. Cuse begins from first
application, and is rapid, radical, permanent,
and never failing.
One bottle Radical Cure. one Box Catarrhal
solvent and Sanford's Inhaler, all in one
package, forming a complete treatment, OF all
druggists for 81. Ask for SASDFORD's RADI-
CAL CURE. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
20 ROstOp
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

Last year Mexico" says the Philadel-
phia Record, exported TO this country
upward Of 100000 pounds of coffee.
Five years ago the importation of Mexican
coffee was ,337, O6S pounds. As coffee is
on the free list, the treaty with Mexico
win not increase the importation Of this
product except by the stimulus that will
be given 70 the reciprocal trade Of the two
countries. The total importation Of coffee
from Brazil in 1872 was 315, 485. 9S5 pounds.
andfron other countries II, DIS, 800 pounds,
making a grand tOta! Of 21S.342 tons for
coffee consumers Of this country. People
OF a statistical turn viii see that that
makes upward Of eight pounds Of coffee
annually consumed by each head Of the
population, 10 say nothing Of the ehiee0ry
and other substances that pass for coffee =
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

An incident occurred in the Southern
Hotel. st. Louis. recently, which illus
frated the apOthegm that ''Yirtue is its
own reward VIM. Bauerlein, a Mil
waukee drummer. while passing through
the gentiemen's parlor picked up peck
etbook containing $4,000 in cash, GER
tifcates and checks. shortly afterward
aIr. McGillicuddy, the Indian agent at
the Pine Ridge Agency, who has lately
figured before the public in connection
with troubles with Red Cloud, sgshed
into the Office and told the clerk ne had
lost his pOeketbOOk, and wanted a car
rage TO 20 to police headquarters and
offer a reward Of $500 for its recovery.
he was very much excited, his teeth were
chattering and his face was ashy pale.
Mr.. Bauerlein, who was present, turned
over the property, and the generous Nc
Ginicuddy invited him TO take adrink
and call on him if he ever visited the
Pine Ridge Agency, much 70 the disgust
Of the gentlemen present. Considering
fhe ssopportunities'' Of the average Indian
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

Mail subscribers VIII please observe the date
F1s.seus
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

The Montreal Herald thinks that if Sir
Alexander Galt's programme OF British
federation. in which all the British colo
MES should be represented in Parliament,
and part with a portion of their right to
complete self-gOEernment, were adopted,
the result would be a dismembermOnt OF
the empire and the independence of Can
ada. If we may judge from some indiea-
lions that are given, the attachment OF
Canada TO the mother country is cOndi-
tiOned upon the real independence Of the
D0minion-which is not very far from a
DaradOx
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

Ex-Governor SpragUe. according 10
Rhode Island dispatches, is looming up as
the probable nominee of the Democrats
and equal rights men for Governor. 1t is
conceded that his recent victory in court.
with the aid and counsel Of Governor
Butler, has developed a good deal Of SYM
patty, which is rapidly spreading. There
are many people outside of Rhode Island
whose sympathies have followed the ex-
Governor through his financial reverses,
and who would be glad to see him emerge
once more into the sunlight Of prosperity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19
Too.


OsT, one light brown yalise between S..
IL F. & W Rv station and Pa st,aat.'
Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the
Screven Hoyse.
OST, on DraytOn street, near gate to Park
Il extension, Monday night. a black crane
veil, and small gray shawl II left at Mr.. FL
hott's, cornerof Abercorn and Hun, reward
will be given.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19
,lPRIcE an USE RDrucsisfs sen


"Kidney Wort has given immediate relief
in many cases of rheumatism, falling under
my notiee."-Dr. Philip G. Ballou, MOnkton,
Vt.
II never found even relief from rheumatism
and kidney troubles till used Kidney Wort.
NoloL an aceY.A-paYjd NJ. Hutter, Hart
ford Wis ftfffi "-.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19
RATEs OF ADVERTISING.

EN ADVANCE. DELIVERED By cARRIER Oh PIE
pam BT NAIL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19
Eor sale.

TOE SALE, a lot on Bolton street. on the
IL line Of street cars. Price Ss25. A lot on
Anderson street, next 10 the corner Of Haber-
shannon high ground and good neighb0r-
hood. c. II. DORSETT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

ARTS, Feb
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-19

Jour HOUSES FOR SALE.-Two brick.
IL on Joachim street, one door from Ann.
and two frame in the lane, 30xl20. Rent for
kers. - -
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nervousness.

The moment there 10 danger of impair
meDt II thc mi8u from exGessiVe nervous
expauttIou, ot wbeTc here xls,s Tor, bod
ibgs of vii, n deere tore litude, snunhii x
aud .vUidiug JmpsuY, Vertigo and n ~ ur
y, biluy, or wneu Insanity has already
taken place, Prtuna aDJ Maualin sbUui0
De implicitly relied Un. Bo, IL IN never
~eIl ~ walt ~ long before treatment IN
cymmci cd. Inc early sJmp'UmB AR .
of siTeDg D., snftness of the mubC.es, Ctni
or week eIBUl. peculiar tSp'ossIun vi the
ace aud eyee ,cJa,ed tongue. with impan-
ed digestion; Or ~ OJhers, certain powers
only aTe ! nj, "DIo iney are "tne' wise
eIj Jying cDmpnr,uve good health. la ell
,bese PeIuua aud MaUuliD should al U1C,
Ia. Iakpn
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Trnm,,..s ol Itcal H.Intc.

Toe Iuu hug 10 dc hs q dc u AdIui,.
VA 90 r,CVid suC, cur last r,puIt:
George W. R"unUnuHn 10 CLncune II De-
daUaugu Tor ~ ntors real aud personal
property III NaI,y D,s,r,c, udm.uou
Foo %
MnlDm pus.cu t. Cath.rin, X Jab,ugn
tor lht D., Ma,ohIo~u adu.I,,u h, %
Grurg W R,d.D .usn ~ Jonu Il "-"-
u usu ior ID aud "a traction ncres Ia Va
10y - suIut admitted F.u. %.
Wan. b JraH s,X'Iv e. Wa Shaw i,r
Ia and n f:oc,lOn acres IN Pouland, DIS
tric, admiu,u # u 2S.
Amos iurney Ia Elra ruruey tor grant
uT's interest III The llcury Iurn,y Lana III
Pleasant D,otItcI uduitIed II b. -.
>. ". Sm iuy 90 Wan. q IS ~ for
lot III hlngV.u Od admuI,d L d %
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-03

KISeNvouD. F,,". "a SO
EDIToR ARGUS Pr So graUt epac"
in 'ur pDrer i"r feNp r"o'1iy """o-
lrs,, remarks. Our sympa Hies go ous '"r
those +" -" 90 fecru,lj have b -tn berrtt ~
Neat and dear friends, yet ~ Il graceful
hearts tor the bies.iogs Ne daily receive.
we would say, .'ISy will, not 'ufs, be
done ID ar readers viii agree VIII Ou
tnat we rbuuld try 10 abate ibis prevA lent
aud dreadful disease. measles, which h as
called 30 many from lime TO eternity, anh
saddeDed 80 many homes. Bat while We
are usIDg every n ut la cur power 20
shun and have our friends shun this dis
ease, let us remember that there Ia anOth-
er disease prevailing 10 almost every house
"a KingwOod which is more contagious,
moro fatal, and far moro Tuinous
thsu measles. How are we az heads If
families and leaders of society trying TO
shun and have our families, and those who
might be governed by our Influence, shun
this lasting disease, liquor drinking, or
will We with shame have TO cnnfers thai
We are feeding. Dourisbing aud spreading
The same by drinking aud usibg our itHu
ence in favor Of drinking. We tear tia
msny are pur1uiDg the latter course, for
we are almost daily called on 10 witnra-
the effects If drinking, which neither
space nor time will permit Ne {, name.
Even since We have Deguu to write, we
bsve been called on 70 wituees and even 10
feel the cdgc.s which result from those
poisonous drsughls We will venture TO
give few resuIts, namely, shamed fscee,
do~Dcast -untenances, stained characters
aud Lore Of interest In that which once
held the interests Of our hearts. Tnese
are but few Of tho many thousand results
Of drinking Ia conclusion ] will eek the
mothers, wives I'D sisters 20 use their
iofaence against aud not ia favor Of drink
log Husb,uds, sons eod brothers. yield
10 the pleading Of The same, Tor 80 We con.
tinue 10 our vices Che eHeots will one CAV
bite like a serpent aud sting like on adGor.
Az CNs0roED SCR.BBLnR.
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shaft we Remain ,u ,n. wood. A.,

LYON DlsrlCr, Feb. 20, 50.
EDITOR AseUs;
What has become of the kingwood
Railway project Surely the iusiiSators
have not allowed the matter to settle down
ss 40 impossible undertaking. The dis
trict of KingwUod did It's duty snd did il
handsomely, by voting the appropriation
asked for by those who were interested
In the success of the road. Still there Is
not backbone enough among all the repu-
ted wealth, Influence aud power OF king
wood To furnish money from their own
pockets or negotiate for " from abroad "a
complete the road The town OF king
wool rs beautifully located, las "A drhgnt
full climate, un.Quslled 10 any par of he
State of West vitginia, and vi other
advantages which make IL a. = At q, 90
sirzblu as home and the most .u.nlr -
tue equity seat OF Preston county ---nri, z
ceutc,hy hcsted-Si,h The single tScrp-
,ion 81 "a mode at iugt,ss aud rguss. ru
cnunIy seat is or ougnt To bc the central
business point of the county. Il uugu,
IN this aye ot the world iO have al ia,
tac,lu's for easy aud cheap travel aun
,rsusp 'rtstiou. Toe inter SITS 81 the c ,un-
~ require ~ The people demand t. M
sane person can fail 60 see that "a r,ilr"au
unuvclin. k,ngwn"d wuh the b II. q
ruai, aud extending nuI,hwNd L. III,
Prpus, ivanm hur, would for all imv G., =
n.eul ,ue off ,reut dls,ricts ut tue County ,
aud heal All leairusis aud pa, dice. tn~,
are utiu1ally Threatening secc-shtn Tu-
p 'rIiuu of cue District wants To be- annex
eel 10 sucu county, aud shat H>rtion oi
an, theT dle,ric, d,s,res go &c de dow
tong il tuis M fe, lang ana ttclntrnten
tinus of tue county Just ~ long rs TIA,
county seat IL Ia me Ords | duvs lnuk
~, II Kmg~n"d keeps the county seat, II
'Ill n'Voc g"t out 81 tue W.. d,. ihI-
Ing u MOI 10 be su. Toe whole cuuuu
ugul u a,sist IN the matter Tue pee
pie If the whole c unty have M iu;ctcst
ia the matter. l. toe buuuiug uf a RAIL
road tO~K ugwoOd AN impossloni ? ],
49,, are Ne tor ali generations To uoni,, g..
,rnn-Nct al our legal bustoes- ana tuc M
puItant II arc ni tue county IN tue back
wp,us : rucse ga. tuuis snuulh be- an
7~ered. rhd az u"co. Sn.ll tue County
-vat u Preston ever bc pointed tu ou IN,
map 49, DsIDg located on a IA lruan2 l. -.
wnvn7 lRssT
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MARRIED..

Bxows-BEHoP. AT the residence OF the
brides parents in this place, o. We'd
nesdsy evening. February IS, 1888. by
Rev. A. ]. LYDIA. ID. d., pastor OF the
NJ. +. Church. assisted by the Rev Sam
uel Graham. pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church, Miss Mary Eugenis Bishop.
eldest daughter of the Hon, ChArlcs NJ.
Bishop, To John H. Brown, Eco.
Al half past seven O'Clock last Wedues-
day eveuiug, the time set for the oereno
ny, the spacious psrlors ot the hsodsome
residence or Hpu. q NJ. Bishop were
comfortably flied by the su sts invited in
honor Of the marriage offs fsvnrite davgh.
ter. The occasion WAS altogether an.x-
ceedingly pleasant ore, there bang ius,
eno1gn aud no, ton much formality Ia
make it enjoyable and put everybody At
tLeir ease. At the h. ur nam-,i the bridal
party entered the p-rlrr attended by VII
John NJ Crane ma Miss FioIeucr NJ rIis.
aud tue ceremony was p'onouu~d 10y
Rev Mr.. LYDIA At the conclusion ut ~nicn,
an appropriate prayer was II red hS v.
NJ. Graham. 10 tue cingra,ula,tnuS M Il
ielicUs'ions which follow q, tue vcucrs
ole VIM G. Bcpwo led n aud tue
drst 10 kiss the bride. ~hn hooked very
charming in dress at French Hrosgran
blue silk, made ,n tram, with SASH nt
hrucaded salIu, and trimmed with cream
Sp ,nisn lace ,nd crushed roses Shswore
rus,s At her throat aud viii e BIWers Ia
her hair Alter tbe CungraIulau ms, the
ruom-, wh' re- was spread sump,u ,us re-
past. The gu sts were The Hon aud
Mrs Wm. G. Brown. the Il v. anu Mrs.
A. Lyd,, thu II V. aud Mrs. Samu,
Graham, Mr.. aud Ms. Smith Crtur, NJ.
aud Mrs 3 N. VI iris, Mr.. AMI Mr. ID
Y Murris, Do and Mrs. II u l. Tup-
pelt, he Hoo. aud M,s. WIN NJ q DIV
.uU, Mrs l. Nj. II Brown, NJ. aud NJ r.
william Cupp. of Cranberry, Me- ia. ir
Z ,rsons, Dr.. :. a Pmu, Mr.. John M.
MorrIs, And Mr.. G. orge Purcell. Although
~ ~ns aun' uuCcd that presents were not
-Kprctrd. the briic WAS II vertheltss The ~
c,rirnt 1T several very haudsom" aud
valuable gifts, among which we're a Ce T.
tidcate If deprsit on the K,ugwuod Ma
u"n.l b nix f.r 81 QUO tr.m her f,tn,r,
AL Il, gait gold walCu aud CO in from her
mother, "A Gu NOR SGT uf furniture iron,
her brother Cnnrlsy,rnd a ser ~ t,lvcI
kuIvcs- q um Mr.. and Mrs. Smun Craze
After the fcs'Iviths aud cor CALCULATIONS
Carriage aud Were driven Ia the Cen.
trail House, where rooms bad been pre-
paced Ia their reception. aud where they
viii reside for the pr, sent.
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The Kina 80 OOd Library and Lit
erury AssociatiOu.

Tue prograpme for NJ nday evening,
Msrcn b, 10 as follows;
> let II ,u CIV X. Sh, fir, A. r.
McM,ller, George w liz, Mirs Ella F.~-
colt
r c,tstion--W II slahan, M,sa Pet
Enpl,, g "gf Purcell and Benjamin
M'urps spur.
E.s,y u amrs w White.
OruIou--Dr r nor.
- b,ie--qnesiOo; X solved, That we
sn uuld cciyv u from tnr " tIonal q "
orDm.nI "a help 10 imprpve our school
system. To affirm. o. Rslphsuyd.T !;
10 deny. w. n. SbAhan.
Programme for Monday evening, March
i2tb, 1888;
Select ReadIDg-E. q hanewn. Miss
Trua Park-. GeUrge Purcell, Mis- attic
Parks.
Recitation--A. r. Mem lien, Flank
Yhnm, =, Miss Minnie Neh aud Mes Minnie
II, crmaps.
r.. Wv. II Shahan.
an.pu-I. q. RdCbsuyder.
Drp.r,. ~qu.1t' u: X s,iv d. That cap
It.l puu,shn mi sb q d be abolished in the
Unii, States. Tp,LHnn, Ge"'g Purcell !
T. deny ,Juhge e. "ke.
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY orrlcERS-


Judge Of the Great Cogrt-Hon. VIM
T. les.
COMMISSIONS, NJ Bishop (Presi-
DENT II. c. Hagans, and Jas. AlIender.
Clerk OF TIC CIrctat CoUrt--SmiIh Crane.
Clerk Of the C0tt1lty C0Wrt-J. Ann Mar
tin.
Prosecuting Attorncy-N J. Fortney.
SHERIFF Elisha Thomas.
SGroeVO1'- John A, Dali vmple.
dSSeSSorS-We est side, Thos. Eortney;
East Side. Gabriel Pulliam
Commissioner Of Lost ReoordS-W m
@. Worley
PhySicbIH TO jail and POOrho,lse II.
d. l.. Trippett,
County Superintendent Of Free Schools
Joseph II Hawthorne.
Commissioners Of me Or 'lti Court
Smith Crane. Joseph II. Hawthorne. l.
G II 'lphsuydei JLo. Morris Crane and
Z. j. CroS IN.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Hdyor-Jnn. Blrton Payne.
COHRcH-Jsme~ II. Msunwn. d. Young
Norris. u. &. Hughes, Elisha Thomas
,nd Peter Voltz.
Recorder-John NJ Crane.
Ns, getnt-Johu T. Neil
Justice 81 the ne'cc-J"seph NJ. Cod
yln
,onstHble-Jsm- Carroll
MINISTERS
Presbyterian -itev. Samuel Graham.
Methodist EDiscOpdi a ! Lydia
BGpust R-v. P,tri'k Murray.
huUpysic0t Rev. J W. Cation.
4. W. r. he, ch Kew. Alfred Steptoe
TIE NArt":'AL BANK ~ KINowuop.
teNideitt-Wm e.. Brown.
Iict ircN"ieHt .mi;n rtle.
Cd>hteE-F teorutHus
Ass 81 mt CuNh,cr - ". Parks.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIKCUIT-TE NJ OF
CpUKT IN PRESTON COUNTY.
Apri7 Term, s,h dav at April.
Angus. Term. l3tn dav at AUGUST.
NVven. Der FERN, 2Ith day oi Novs,u
per.
/ COUNTY G tURT.
| tirSt Monday iu January. first Mon
! lay ia Apri, second Monday IN JuN
md first Muud V iu - tpuer.
sINdwnuD = ST JFFiCE
Mails close Az o'cilc> a. IN: arrive a'
| O'clock g.. Iu.
once open al 8 o'clock "a IN closes a,
O'Clock pan. j. NJ. GuuwtN L ST.
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The American Farmer
TIE VEST VI. .4RGUS
- FOR
81 rs PER ANNUM.

We have perfected rtrHrRempru
>l,h the uuulsurts OF the A mrr3cs,
F,lm,r- F,r, W,yue, It.. ,h-, eu..
nte us tn Dfrr our unsc,lh-Is Il X.
class uSiiGUiluUa, mI.D2.ur 81 ~.
'srr cpst oi the white cap J. on Nuch
D.. Is printed. Tn American +
nel Ia a l6-paPe mouth mayor o.,
winch ~ rapidly taking rark ae ou.
Il the leading asr cn turs m.g,slu,,
In6 country Each numher vi.
contain uttlui ni,Imrtt,p scr ~,
tanner, hls Wlt", ms sous, aud hs
daughters. A.; coats YOU Amos
uoih'uF. -nut %" Won tire ~ One ,rp,.
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NoncE 10 TAKE pErosInoNs.

To WIN. ID. Mason, Julia Smith, and James
Il, Smith
Take notice tina; between the hours ~
q a. M. and 6p nv. On the o h day of
March 1883. AT the W WIN. q. Worlcy.
Commissioners Of Lost Records. In King
wood, Prcston County, West NuginIs,
shalt proceed to take the deposiuoDs of \
q. Mason, smith Crane, Alfred Garner aud
o;hCrs, tn prive contents ot v deed msdc
by Joseph Brown. dec q, In bis lifetime.
and Wan ID. Mason, tn WIN. II Garner
for 100 acres of land lying ON Ashpule
Run. m Portland Dis'rlot In said County.
hiCh deed aud the Record thereof WAS
DIES roy,d by the burning ot : e CLERK =
tticc ~ aid county, un the day at
Nj Tcn 1859 Ard " from any cause tn,
liking ~ sad dep siiiCns be- not com
mvpCvd ON the day above named. or II
commenced and not concluded un thal
day, the laKiug ~ the same Nill he con
tnu-d fro = day to dsy and from time to
I'm. AT the same place aud between tn,
suu" hours
+ h 80 w r. GARNER.
i0-A
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-03
NOTICE 10 TAKEBEPosITloNs

To Sanford Scott, Crawford Bco,t, Mi
Cnaei J.. scott, Marina aud Mathew
HalI, Irene snJ james Le,naro, Euza
and II nry Leonard, and the Unknown
beirs Of Newton scott doc o.
Tskc notic5 That betwetB the hours Of
. a. M. ard o y. N on tne 5.h dsY ~
Marcu 1883. at tne Office Of VIM. q. Ww-
les, COMMISSIONS at Lost KscOrds, ih
KiugHOJd, Preston Cyuuty, West VIZ
giuIa, J. scuai proceed o. sake the d'pysi-
uons Of Il. MyIris and Otuers, tg prove
tLo contents Of deco maoe ~ WIN w.
scott, decd, iu his life time, % myself Tor
100 acres OF land lying in kugwOO0 die
uIct iu ssid. cYunty, which deed and ibs
records thereof was destroyed by the burn.
iDg OF the Clerks office OF said county, on
thc 100 DAY of MarcD 1869. And II from
any cause tBo taking Of said dispositions
be not 0mmenCod on the day above
named, or d., commenced and not conclu-
did on that day. The taking " the same
viii be continued from & 7 " day and
from time 20 slime, Is Q htt ne place aud
betWe th same hOura.
FeD 4. 10 }. "a. HARTMAN.
o.
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arccinI Annomncrmcnt.

We take pleasure ir announcing that
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publishers Of the American Farmer that
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WEsr VIReisIA ARGUs al the very low
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Rev. ID, n Kings physicians recon-
mend that he take recreation Of several
m0nths. His recent severe illness has
greatly eDfeebled him, snd it ia hoped that
a rect from his pastoral duties Will hasten
his recovery. Arrangements are being
made 60 have the pupi, oiled during his
vacation. -- Homecoming (Ad) Review.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-03

As Messrs. b. NJ. Squires and Ju. W.
White were entering town by the Morgan
town road last Sunday afternoon, by core
lrss driving their buggy was upset by
s,fikiog stone At tho bosd Of Main street.
landing them out 10 the mud aud breaking
a Hhall OF Tho lngRY.