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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
OonAL.Mea & on ~ 80.

The committee on Resolutions rep ried
as follows.
WHEREAS, We, teachers Of Preston
County in institute assembled, desire TO
express our appreciation Of the able and
,niciout manner n which our SupCrin-
tendcnt Prof A w. Frederick, has inn
partially discharged his duties as instructor
OF our Institute and for the amount Of
practical Information lac h,s impaired: and
WHEREAs. We desire To- express our
views on some OF the leading matter that
pertains To education; and
WHEREAS, We further wish Ia return
our thanks 10 the ci'z MS of Terra Alta tor
their attention and for The selive Interest
manifested IN The RICH; :, sSioIs OF the ln-
stituie; There Gore he It
RESOLVED, That We tender Prof. A. j.
Elliott our thanks for the earnest aud able
manner in which he has discharged his
duties as Chairman ot the Institute. also
that our thanks be extended 20 Mr. w. H..
Frederick, MIS- George Il. Browning, Ia
tor Ket,lewel, Mrs. A. ]. Elliott, and
@'Aa"s ANNNAtN NAtA ANA AlN mNHtN lulnleutN
the Institute and 10 Mrs, Elliott for the
use OF her organ. That We recommend
that each teacher establish In his fchoCl-
room news table and ST cure for IL good
and useful reading matter, such as the
West Virginia School Journal, The Youths
Companion aud our county papers, aud
that we thank Editor Kcttlowell for his
kindness IN Offering To establish an cduca-
tiunol column in his paper and that We
recommend the teachers 10 make good use
of H. That we favor au amendment II
the school law SO 80 10 allow the Board or
Education 10 provide small sum Tor u c
purchase of reading matter for zach sub
district. That We deem 1t the duty
every teacher in he State To support IN
West Virginia School Journal That on =,
Congrossmcn be requested To use their In .
iluencc and votes To have law passed
granting aid 10 the common ache ol OF tho
States, TO DO distributed in proportion to
the Hitter UCy therein. That copy OF
these resolutions be zen, To the West Vir
GINA School journal and to our county pa
pcrs Tor publication.
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PERSONAL.


MTs. r. w, Monroe is visiting "a, Ciarks
burg,
Judge erannoO left on Tuesday for his
home in was,on.
Rev. Joseph Clark, Of Reedsviur, will
move to Pennsylvania soon.
Clarence Howard is back sgsin and will
attend school here this winter.
The two Misses ovcrn Ia. Of Reeds
vile, are in town attending school
Miss ,Pe," Elliott, who was visiting at
Terra Alta last week, has returned home.
Miss Bcr:a Fairfax aud Mr.. Ben. Brown
visited Aurora friends few days last
week.
Miss Minnie Hartley, OF Masoutowu,
was visiting in town on Saturday aud
Sunday.
Miss Ida Wheelcr, of Reedsville, was
the guest of friends in town several days
this week.
w. q. Morley, Esq, went up 10 Graf
ton Monday on professional business, and
returned tuesday.
We received pleasant osll on Thurs
day from solomon Walls. a staunch Dem
ocrat, of Grant district.
Al Potter, travelling salesman for a
Bridgeport, OHIO. Jevelry and Confec-
tionery house, was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Fsgue, ofK,yser who has been the
guest of Judge Hoke's family for month
past departed for her home in Keyscr
1uesdsy.
win Wright arrived home from his visit
to Pennsylvania on Thursday evening.
He Is not married, all reports to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
D. n. r. Powell and wife, of Fellows
vile ve-e rfHrg friruds IN town. Sat
urday sat ltr We acknowledge a
call irla 49, n c,or while here
q rha1, % M0rgantown drov
over o. ths place Tuesday Mr.. Finuell
was sec mpaui,d ~ Cbarl.s Hopkins,
OF Ilwa, who l. now visiting relatives at
hnrgan,own. They returned homo on
Wednesday.
j. S. L1ar, Of Valley district, called At
this Office on Monday, subscribed for the
ARGUS and had il sent to his son in Kan
sas MIR. L1ar has been a subscriber to
the paper himself ever since The first num-
Der was issued, aud. besides this,b sends
to copies 10 the west.
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NIcrItcd Nmccc.r.

DIR. HARTMAN & Co.-Gents PERu
"a soils very vol here. / have ordered
several do2zon bottles since your agent
was here. w. w STEELE 4 Co..
Chtllicotho, Ohio.
Am Solling your PERUNA. II gives
universal, satisfaction. Wo have "A good
sale for It.
G.. w. BARRERE. IIilsboro, Ohio.
Trade splendid on PERUNA. We never
sold u medicine that gave better satislac-
ton.
ID, REED Son, Pomeroy, Ohio.
Tho case ofipedicino you sent me came
all right, aud * doing mo good, Others
think so too, whp have tried It. Please
send me dozen bottles OF PERUNA.
RobBRT LOGAN, Topeka, Kan.
Yopr PrpUNA soils FAST and give goou
a.lSC. ion. J. G.. SASDERs, Martins
bong, Pa.
These great medicines cor Dr found AT
all drug stOr 4. ASK fyr thcu'. y $40 the
book OF Tic 'lls ct Liic.'
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and elegant day coaches lea YES
Memphis daily, running through TO
Kansas City without change OF cars,
where it arrives in time to make con
nection Ia the Grand Union Depot
with all trains leaving Kansas CITY.
For em'grsnts TO the Pec,6c coast
and the Kansss and Missouri time
and money IL saved by this short
route az against the oirouitous route
via 81. Louis, heretofore the only
outlet. Send for the Emucydnts
Guide, an eight page paper, giving
iuil aud reliable information in re-
gard to Kansas and NJ ssouri-ma'ed
Free. Address,
j. Z, LoCKwoop.
GEM Pass. Act Kansas CITY.
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-C)rrespondcnis sre requested to write
on one side OF paper only.
Two or three communications were
crowded out. WIN appear next week
Hon. Henry G. Davis has our thanks
for copy of the Compendium OF the
Tenth Census.
On with the dance let J'y DC uncon p
haod," His Royal High. M3ghjioess has
gone to Richie county.
Col. r. W. Monroe spent most Of last
week up on Buffalo creek looking after
aftr some land intcrests.
Mr. J NJ. Nugent, Of near THE place,
who has been ailiog for some length of
time, is, we are sorry to learn, no better.
Frank Hine has just received the largest
stock Of Stoves ever brought to Preston
county. If you want cheap Cooking
or Heating Stove call on him.
Some Of the members of the old Philo-
nathan Literary Society held a meeting
at the Exchange Hotel last Monday even
ing, and it was decided that the society be
reorganizsd. A meeting will be held in
School Hall next Monday evening for the
purpose of roorgauizing the Society.
Everybody IS invited 10 attend.
FL Allan q koy ot.o.,,t & ,.,,.t.., ..a. II
was incarcerated in Jail last Monday at
terooon on charge Of stCning w. A.
Recs's house and using vulgar and pro
fame language to Mr.. Recess wife. His
father entered into bond on Monday
evening for the boyg good behavior for
year, and he was released from conhnc-
ment.
The Kingwood Musical Society will
meet at the residence # james Parks,
Esq., on Eriday evening, Nov. %. Fol
lowing IS the program limit Solo. Miss
Jennie Graham Recitation, w. G. Wor
leYj Vocal Solo, Miss Brown Inst. Duet,
Misses Minnie HeermaDs and Minnie
Neh Reading, Mise Clark Vocal Quartet,
hi res Nora Jackson and Jennie Graham
and j A. Graham and w. A. Harshbar
ger Vocal Solo, Miss Morris Closing
Chorus, Miss Nora Jackson.
All subscription to the ARGUS must be
settled up during Curt We don't wish
to be continually dunning our subscribers,
for IL becomes loathesome to those who
pay In advance, ana 1t has become ex
trcmely monotonou5 with us already. II
any ones subscription remains unpaid al
the Close Of the coming term of Court, The
paper will cost him just $50 for
the year. Most Of our subscriptions date
from April, q, 1888 and If these are paid
At Court, receipts in full to Apr. 1894 will
be given upon receipt Of one dollar.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

FIX up your sleigh.
Buy your Clothing from Hartley
& Wright.
Robert Shaw had a corn busking
last Thursday.
-CRcpit Court cow enes here next
Monday week.
Buy your Boots and Shoes from
Hartley & Wright.
The men and boys are slaying The
rabbits near town.
Go TO Hartley IL Wrights ior Car
pets and oil cloths.
Read the postal we received from
His High MigLtinees.
Most OF the schools Of the county
opened last Monday.
School commenced en- Monday with
~ very fair attendance.
We are enjoying season OF mince
pres and buckwhest cekes.
"A aock Of Wild geese psesed over
town last Sunday night about II
O'Clock.
The wild grapes have all been
gathered. The crop was not heavy
THE year.
Ladies il you want a nice drers go
TO Hartley & Wright. they have
jnst what yod want.
To morrow (Fidsy) john Smith,
thu MICRO murder W |! be swungiitJ
eternity At Onklai d.
Our friend, George Purcell, haa
sued Richards, Of the Cisrksburg
telegram, for slender,
The grestest fool tdat tvsr lived
was he who tried TO pubhth newe-
paper to suit everybody.
We sent a reporter to oakland to
see Smith hung. Will give our read
ers the particulars next week.
"A blizzard struck us on Saturday
night. l, seems that VeDner's pre-
diction is going to prove true,
There are 234 prisoners in the
Moundsyille penitent,ary, aud Of
this number but two are women.
One Of the latest arrivals is a girl
baby at II. (. Eobr's. It's large
and healthy and Mr.. Mohr is happy.
-Polmer. the man brought to tow
and lodged in Jail last Monday, bas
employed Judge Hoke to defend him
The question that seems upper
most 10 our miods is this Why II
school teacher called ademsgogne
There are no new developments
IN reference 10 the OF which was dis.
covered on the water Of that we'll in
town.
The teachers, Of the Newburg
public schools, have established read
ing tables in their respective rooms.
A good idea
-Aus.iu Woodford fell Of the
bridge q. PhiIippi one night last
week and received Injuries wbIcb
will prove fatal
A Democratic club has been or
gsnized 10 Tucker county. The
Democracy evident means business
10 that county.
Go to Hartley & Wight for 3 sck
and Colored G shmpes, Velvets
Ladies Suiting ant ali other Dress
goods at bottom prices.
There was quite anItAJx ofscbool
teachers to town on Saturday last
oweing to the examination which
was held here that day
Samuel Valentine. coal miner,
wa' crushed to death falling slate
in.amns af Fsrmcrt lsst Fr3ay.
lie leav,s a wiie and four smuJ
ID ldIen " DESTITUTE circcms' arcee
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Attention is called 10 the lew
Kansas City railroad line completed
and in operation between Memphis.
Tenn, and Kansas City, No. BY
THE new route the south and west Is
brought into close relation, saving
several hundred miles and many
hours travel between The two sections.
II is 10 TACT now the only practical
route i.om The south at an points in
Kansas, Missouri, Colorado and al
western States. A through train
with Pullman Palace Sleeping cars
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suRscRIpTIoN-TERMs /:

To residents Of this cotsstty-One ear
Al 90 in advance Sl.50 IL not paid for "a
advance; six months, 5oi four months,
sc sents.
To NON presidents 0f the cost1ltsf-one year,
sI.l5-tho Is cents extra being charged
90 prepay POSTAGE six months, 20 cents.
Sliree months, 80 cents
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITION

ITO Michael Broderick in his owntigbt
y and as executor Of Lawrouce Br0d
orick. deceased. John Francis Broder.
ick AMI Stephen Brodorick.
Take notice that / shall. on tho I2u,
day Oi November, 1888. at KinQwooJ
Preston county. West Virginia. ~ tbe
office OF Joseph N Hawthorne. between
The hours Of q. M. and p. IN. Of that
day, proceed to- take Dispositions orCbas
s.. Fortncy and others to be- read as evi-
dence ON my behalf iu n certain spft i'm
Equity pending in tho Circuit Court i'm
the county OF Preston, wherein Won arc
defendants aud am plaintiff. And n
from any cause Else isking OF the said
dispositions bo net commenced ON that
dat or if commenced and not c1ur!uded
on that day, the taking of the same viii
bo continued from day 90 day. or from
time To- tiu:e, at tho same placo and DO q
tween the same hours, until 90 Same
shall be completed.
Respectfully Yours,
MARTIN Frederick.
BY his Counsel, Jno. Barton PAYNE.
Kingwood, w. Va, oct. y, 1888.
10 I9-M.
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In 1850 Preston county contained a pop
ula,iou of 1901. OF this number 9.74i
were males and 9, $50 were.females. There
were 4,29s males over the sge of twenty
one.
The whiskey vendors aud the
WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union OF Grafton are having deal
of a time just now. Although Graf
ton is local option town there are
no less than twenty places where
the "ardent is sold, and the ". G..
T. y. are trjing to suppress the
trshc.
We are sorry TO learn that there is
good deal Of sickness in Pleasant
Hill school district, The disease
which is prevalent in that DISTRICT
is typhoid fever. There have been
two or three bad cases Of the disease
but under the skllliul treatment OF
DE. Jamison Bros. they aIe recover
ing.
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o'Douuell, the slayer of Carey.
The business failures throughout
the United States aud Canada dur
ing seven days ending last Friday
were Gil. against 2l5 week before.
The boys aud girls hunted up their
schooi books which had not been
molested for sevsrsl weeks. aud
HE'D off to school GU Monday morn
ing.
"A gold mine has been discovered
on Dseker's creek, about two miles
from MOrgsntown. Morgan s. HofF.
mau, and Jcliso Fiemming viii be
happy nov.
Charles Faweett hos removed bis
shoe shop from Price Street 70 Voltz's
building, ir the room formerly oc-
cupied by Jos Il. Hawthorne as a
law Office.
Leap year Will be uron us in Less
than two months. Old maids viii
then be happy aud the bashiul man
will wish that he had never been
born. Such is life.
There was no preaching in town
asst Sunday evening This is some
thing truly remarkable. Prayer
meeting services were held at the
Presbyterian church.
"A telephone line has been erected
between Fairmont and Smit atown,
MopOngalia county. We learn that
the line will be ex ended 10 Morgan
town in the near future.
Gus Barker. the man who was IN
juled Ia the street row at Morgan
town two weeks ago, 70 resi lent
at THE county. He was brought
home one day last week.
"A wonderful cave has been discov-
cred IN Richie county. The rooms or
apartments are so perfect that they
look ike If they hal been chiseled
out by some human agency.
He kicked the bucket" is slang.
You should say, lie propel ed his
pedal extremities with violence
against | familiar uteusil used for
the transportation Of water and 9th
er flu dc.
Mr.. John Jenkins. one OF the mosi
prominent men OF Pleasant district,
IS suffering from severe attack OF
maIsriaI fever. Mr.. Jenkins con-
iractsd the d,eease during trip to
the W,st.
Some petty thieving has been g.
ing on about town. Those who en-
gage in this nocturnal pilieriug bust
ness, ought, by some means, to be
caught. aud dealt With severely IN
some manner.
The people in the vicinity Of No
ii school Lonse are excited over the
Api eararce ia that neigh borhood, the
other night, Of some kind OF an
Igneous phenomenon which they
cannot explain.
The farmers have pretty generally
fplshed ,heir fall work. They are
now spending most Of their time
sitting around the glowing fire a,
home, or losllug in the neighbor
ug store talking politics.
1t was reported last week that a
move was on foot 10 raise an ezpe-
de;tion in the United States to invade
CuDa and lihcrate that island from
Spain. We are Of opinion that the
report is without foundation.
The rains Of the past two wseks
have been favorable to the lumber
men, Of kowlesburg. Cheat river
has had a good stage Of water IN it
for rafting, aud thousands Of logs
have been brought down from Tack
er county.
Avoid useinR slang phrasep. II
man gels bit by coming in contact
with the fist on the end Of some oth-
er man's arm don't cay be got a "cob
nose" put on him or a tin ear, but
simply state that he got knocked
dowo in a fist fight.
-ODe night lsst week Junior Brown
and Neil J. Fortney walked two
miles into the country to capture
what they supposed TO be coon
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,
WIN. na'es' ct al In cppueory.
James Shaw Of al.

VIM. Harmed OF al,
W. In Chaucery.
James Shaw Of al.
DURsUANT TO AND ny VIR.
n tue ola decree rem dered ia the n.
bove styled cause Jy the Circuit Court of
Preston county, West Virginia, ON the
POI DAY Of August, 1888, the undersiRn-
ed, who were appointed Special Commits
sioncrs therein, viii, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1888,
tho same being court dav, at tho front
door Of tho Court House Of said County,
make PUBLIC SALE Of tho two tracts
Of land mentioned i'm the bill and pro-
cccdings, tO~wit:
First, tract of 1885 acres lying IN
Pleasant District. being tho same tract
which was purchased by tho defendant,
James shaw from Martin II. Tobor and
George NJ. Bagaus, and upon which tho
said shaw now resides.
Second. u tract Of go acros lying I'm tho
aforesaid Distr ct and adjoining no said
first tract. and also OWNED by said dc
fondant, shaw Both are valuable and
desirable tracts Of land.
TERMS OF SALE,
So much cash in hand ~ will pay costs
~ suit and proper charges Of sale, and
Tho residue in six, twelve and cightesu
months, the purchaser giving thorofOr
interost~bearing notes with approved So
cunty,
j. BARTON PAYNE e,...,-,
+. j. CROGAN, "P''i'' O"'''
West Virginia,
County Of Preston
/, Smith Crane. clerk Of tho Circuit
Court of said County, do certify thti ~
j, CfoRan, The Commissioner appointed
20 make sale Of tho land bon the above
mentioned cause has this day given bond
and shrety as required by law.
TJst
sMTU CRANE. CLERK.
oct. -, 1888. 3B Il
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Eass important psozn.z. and q vigorous
rssoEn6sx - sxge<ssed On the part Of the
NrrtAwesssrz- tie Mawazk-~ and So
PSnl and tie Northern Pacific rua4as.
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hroksz- and evsry1k1g Indicates snAs j.
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4zs< Gee ef tAs iixelless wars o. the rail-
rad giants that kzs occarress for wears
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stated has already bez1- Ia ske way Of
enlarged psAns foe railroad baitdIng
next year, vlsk d view 20 tEa occ1ps.-
tisc II tie territory east Of tue Missouri
river
Tke Milwaukee and Sc. Panl viii push
q Eine - the Nsssozri west FROM Aber-
den, aud vii Also bud hns along the
RIVER, ean2eefFng CkAmsrt4in with Bis
narrk- The N1rtAera Paerre, Is y al
kezsd, vii bald roaS south from
fsxer CIV. passing shso1zh secae Of
the best territory % rs southern eoaa-
petlsors.
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llus. Nocturnal Emissions, Ave -
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tho Vital ts1td passing uu0Dee y 4
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insanity and death. -
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servatiop. anti La private aaIae. q r.
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SAMPLE BOTTLE EKM
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-20

Breguan, the Cleveland diver, tells
the following story. Once / went
up 10 Twin Lakes, near GiIead, Mich,
10 dive for the hos1y of a man who
had gone in swimming with two COM
paaions. | found an immense coz
course of people on the shore. The
grief-stricken mother had erected a
stand and was doing an immense
business In sandwiches and circus
lemonade. A collection of 500 for
her aud her sons children had been
taken up. and part of it had been set
apart TO pay me and foot the hurlsl
expenses. / searched several hours.
bat found no body. Moaths after
ward | met a man from thai region.
and he said: Say, mister. do yoa
know Why you couldn't ind that
body = | gave it up. Why, the
fellow was up in the pineries OF Mich
igsn- When he sunk he sx ann to the
other shore, where he had another
suit of clothes hid. He wanted to
get away from his wife, and that's
Tie way be did il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-20

In % strange any one VIII suffer from
arrangements hrooxkx On by impure
blood, when Scuviuss Sa-saparssla md
Ssilnngla- On BLOOD and LIVER
syrup VII RESTORE health 10 the phys-
sszI organization L Is zsrsuS*herinr
syrup, pleasant 30 take. and the hess
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
ezxlng Scrsfula. Syphlsitie disorders.
Weakness Of the Kl1neys, EryHpelas.
.zzlAxia. N@rve1S disorders behiEyfy.
clE,ous cuEriaiues and diseases of tie
blood LEver. ki<3zeyx. Sscmach, Skin.