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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06

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Ste Stimme 9ep's XIII.

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f9en, bamit fie euere suten @erte ieben.
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gen Sur 8ertbeibisuns unb Serbreituns Der
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Strtenbrtef.
(Shlub.)

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belt, pelde pdbrenS unieres 9rouinSials
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tooniiased ron ida teeet.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

This process ofmanufacture was invented
By James Boss, who started in business in
1854, aud the methods and tools used in
making these watch cases are covered by
patents. This y che only vatoh oass made
under Ghis process. For many years the in
PRODUCTION Of these goods was slow, owing
toPopulSr prejudice against plated" goods,
but gradually the public learned that the
jams Boss Gold Watch Clss was not q
cheap gold-vosb>d or electroplated article,
but was made Of genuine gold plates Of
standard quality and thickness Conscientious
adherence 10 the determination 20 make
the best watch case ever put on the market,
and the adoption Of every improvement
suggested, has made the james Boss' Gold
Watch Case the STANDARD. .usz ~ ~
In this watch case the paris q .
most subjectto wear-the boz, srova, hinges,
Gsum5-eatehes, otc, arc made Of SOLID GOLD.
s.-a 1892 - Esyysss Wss,A Co. yss,sri.s FA.-
aslpAis Fs fsr hssts Fusstr.tst Ps-pAitsAsviss
$685. 49, - Esysss.s VISTA c.sss srs SD
az bs sOpassed)
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Messes. PallIser, PallIser d Co., OF
Bridgeport, CT the well known Architects
and Puplishors of standard works on
architecture, have lately Issued sheet
containing plans and specifications of
very taetful modern eight-rOom cottage
with tower. and also with the necessary
notifications for building II without the
tower, and with but six rooms IL desired.
In It's most costly form. the outlay 10 esti-
mated at $1,000; without the tower 1t
has been built for 81, 500 and If only elk
rooms are included, the cost may be reduced
TO 81, 700 or 1000 Details are given Q
msntelp. stairs, doors and castings, cor
ices ect. The publishers have found ii
the most popular plan they have ever
issued, and state that II has been adopted
In more than FIVE hundred instance with
in their knowledge. The same firm issue
specifications In blank adapted for frame
or brick building OF any cost ALEC forms
of building contract, and several books
on modern inexpensive, artistic Cottage
plane which are of great pract ical value
and convenience 10 every one interested.
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At an early hour Saturday morning, last,
news reached town of tho suicide of
George Rumble, rather worthy citizen
of Union district this county. For ten or
twelve years past deceased had occupied
house on Major Johns farm. where he
lived with his mother and two sisters be
ing their only support. The sad affair
was altogether unexpected on the part of
his friends, as nothing especially noticeable
10 bis conduct indicated any rash inten-
lions. The only theory advanced, is;
that the unfortunate man took his life in
at of melancholy, caused by disease, as
he frequently complained Of not having
good health.
On Friday evening he had been at Major
Johns house and started, as the Major
supposed, 10 60 home, the latter accom-
panying him as far as the barn. When
they parted, II is supposed George went
into the barn and very soon thereafter nc
complished his own Obstruction. On Sun
day morning tho body was found stark
stiff by Miss Addic, John, youngest
daughter of the Major. --IMorgsntown
Dominion
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BORN.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Tai
bolt, June 81, a boy.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Tai.
bolt, June 81, a boy.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Hern-
don, June %, boy. This il the
l4th child, there being 8 boys and
b girls in the family.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Besv
ere, June 20, boy.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Gus J. Shat.
fer, July 3, q daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Def
ienbaugb, July 5. a daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Glover, July 7, boy.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs DR.. W. r
Potter, July 8. boy.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Eyick
July 8, boy.
We had intended TO give The
weight Of each, but, after consulting
several friends on the sbuiect, we
thought it best not to do 90, ss some
Of the dsddies would very likely
have become pugilistic. The aver
age weight is ten pounds, two ounces
and a quarter.
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Jadge of the Circuit Coart-Hon. VIM
T. &c,
O0maissto nc, s-CM Bishop (Presi-
eutl II. O. TX agans a nd Jas. A llender.
Clerk OI the Circuit COUrt-Smith Crane.
Clerk Of the County C5Hrt-J. Ami Mar
lin.
Prosecuting Aaraey-Neil J. Fort ey
iSseriG-Elisha Thmoas.
Surveyor John A. Dalriple.
ASScsSOrS-WestS Side, Thos. Fortney:
East Side. Gabrle PIlum.
Commissioner Of LOST Reoords-wm.
G. Worley.
Hltysictdn 20 Jai aud Poorhouse- DR.. r.
y. l.. Trippett.'
County SttpcT Rte7l6ent Of Free Schools
Joseph ii Hawthorne.
Commissioners Of the Circuit Cbtrt-
Smith Crane, Joseph III. Hawthorne, /.
. G RalphsuydeI, p. j. Crogsn.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Moyor-Hon. ]. c McGrew
Cbunctt--Jas. III Manown, Jno. S. Muir
Cock, Oliver Dunn, Elisha Thomas and
@ harles NJ. Bishop
Rec0rdeT-W. X Potter.
a. 1edpt-John L. Nell
-',.-tice of The Pedce-0osep NJ. Gods
ConStdJLe-Jsmes Carroll.
MINISTER'S.
es6yte'idn-Rev. Samuel Graham.
Methodist EpiSeOpdl-Re A. j LYDIA
BdptIst-Rev. Patrick Murray.
EOdR0eticot--R J. w. Cation.
Il. NJ. 4. Church Rev. Alfred Steptoe
THE NATIONAL BANK OF KINowooD.
PresldeRt-W g. Brown.
pJce -PreSjdeHt-J. g. McGrew.
Cdatter-F. HeermaDs,
AsSlStdRt CdShier-J. w. Parks.
THIRD JUDICIAL CTRcUIr-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.
KINGwooD PosToFFICB.
Mails close att O'clock a. m; arrive at
8 o'clock p. II.
Office open at 5 o'clock a. M: closes at
y O'Clock pm. j. NJ, GOODWIN. u. NJ.
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The Board of Education Of King
wood District met at w. r. Potter'e
siore last Monday, and appointed
The following persons school trustees
let District, James L. Stone, Jss. T..
Murdo;k and w. o. DswsoDi %,
Samuel Garner, Alfred Carroll and
NJ. +. Pelli 81 Henry Barlow, John
Foreman and J. a. Renner 4th Geo
Myers, D., D. Riley, and John Choke
5th Charles Craig, Enos Wolf, and
Conrad Albright; 9th George Hart
man, Samuel BIsney and B. 8. Mil
Ter; lib, a. 9. Hsrsbbsrger, John
Cassidy, aud B. F. Conloyi 9th, inc
w. Brown, Ash Gibson and John
NAPKINS; 9th, Samuel Erwin, A. P,
Fortney and J. B. McGinnisj 10Th,
Isaac Elliott, James White and j
A. Martin; llth, Frank Barlow
Richard Field and F. A. Fortuey
18th, E. P. MoGiunis, q W Helmes
and Thomas Roach; 18th, Fritz Bar.
low, Frank Koch and Philip Yves.
ling.
The following levies we're made
For teachers fund 28c on the hun
bred dollars, for building fund SOC
Wages. No l csStifcsle $50, N,
2, $50, No, 3, $25.
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At meeting Of the military com
paDy last Friday evening, the loI-
lowing officers were elected James
+. Murdoch, Captain; Joseph II.
Hawthorne, lst Lieutenant. DR.. w.
K. Potter, % Lieutenant. The
company will be composed of about
City members who have enlisted for
term Of three years. They will
Uniform at once, in order to get
equipments from the State. The
company was named the Brown
Guards in honor Of w. @. Brown, Jr.
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NE s 8 ELROn,
illt ser o.,

tlHNhf cehNaihihk AAAt NNt ohf
Second The tract Of l2l acres known
as tho 'KLIHU GREGG land.
Third. A tract Of 2O7 acros. sold and
conveyed 20 said w. II Kelley by James
9 McOrew, Ex'OT sf Baldwin, Il &C u
and known as the BALDWIN land.
Fourth. Tho tract OF 27l acres con,
veyed 10 said w Il Kelley by Clement
Engle. aud known az the'ENGLE' land:
ali Of said tracts Of land lio contiguous
and are situate In Portland district, Pres.
ton County. Much Of il is iInprov we'd
and has thereon comfortable buildings
aud good improvements.
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tate Of west Virginia, County OF Pros,

State Of West Virginia, County Of Press
tou, 49,;
], smith Crane, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Oi said county, do certify that JnO
Barton Payne, who was by decree OF
said court, rendered on the 9th day of
Decem Der, 1882. I'm tho Equity causes of
Baldwin, Exes'r; vs. WIN y Kelley, ct
appointed a Special Commissioner 10
iaake sale o. the real estate therein des
creed 70 5e sold. has this day given bond
and sesurity in said cause a. required
10y law.
Given under my hand, this 28th day
Of January, 1898
i4~4t SmTH CRANE, Clerk.
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GALA DAY.
tbs REUNION AT CRANBER-
RY ON THE FOURTH.
A TREMENDOUS CROWD
PRESENT.

The morning Of the 4th dswped
clear at Cranberry and by 6 O'Clock
A. N. the roads leading to that
place were alive with people who
were on thir way thither to spend
the 10Th anniversary of American
independence. BY 10 O'Clock the
streets were jsmmed aud vast floods
OF humanity were still pouring into
the town from all directions. Most
Of the private residences aud bust
ness houses Of the town were gor-
geously decorated, aud the spectacle
presented was grand and pleasing
beyond measure.
At about 1890 the procession
formed at the cemetery west at town
and, Led by Capt. Jas. E. Murdoch,
Chief Marshall, assisted by others,
aud the Piedmont brass band and
Oakland Guards, mar ched TO Shaw's
grove east OF town via State street.
Arriving at the grove, w. M. o.
Dawson was chosen chairman, and
after prayer by Rev. Flanagan and
music by a choir OF small children,
Col. N. ". Fitzgerald was introduce
ed and addressed the vast sssemb ly
in very laudable manner. After
another song by the choir. the Pres
ident introduced Hon. w. l.. Will
son who delivered powerful ora
ton. Before Mr.. Wilson had finish.
ed his address the Piedmont band
began TO play within few yards oil
the speakers stand. and all efforts to
quiet it proved fruitlees. After
discoursing some miserably bad mu-
sic for few minutes, they marched
off the ground. When Mr.. Wilson
had finished speaking, the man who
carried the bullet riddIed hag that
was suspended above the speakers
stand was introduced to the audience
and received round OF applause.
81. G. Worthington then introduced
Mrs, Fogle, OF Cranberry. whose
grandfather passed through the Rev.
olutionsry war.snd who had fveson
in the late war. She was vigorously
spplauded,
At the conclusion OF these exer-
cises. the ex-sodiers and a large
part o! the assembly re-sssembled in
order and marched TO a grove north
OF the Oakland road where a boun-
tcous dinner was served TO all. The
tables were 600 feet long. and it ID
thought that at least 9. 500 persona
were fed at them. Alter dinner
hundreds Of people repaired to the
grove again and spent the afternoon
in social way, while many Others
went to the pavilion and took part
IN the merry dance.
The number Of people present has
been vsriously estimated from S.0OC
to 5000.
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The symptoms are moisture, like pers-
pirstiOD. intense itching. Increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
ut night, seems az II pin-woTms were
crawling IN and about the rrctum the
private paris are sometimes affected. II
allowed 20 continue very serious results
may follow. 'SwAYNE 3 OINTMENT
10 pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter,
itch, Salt Rheum, scald Head, Erysipelas
BARRIERS Itch, Blotches, ali scaly, crusty
Skin Diseases. Sent by mail for 90 cents
3 boxes, 1926, On stamps). Address,
DR. SWAYNE g. SON. Philadelphia, Pa,
Sold by Druggists.
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A few evenings ago q certain
young lady Of this town sent the fol-
lowing note to another lady living
hard by the house in which the
aforeside young lady resides: 49,,
send me some powder, but not gun
powder for 1 am ss black % a mig
gerhead.'
N. B. ! will return your kind l.
ness.'
1t is evident that the young Miss
wanted cosmetics Of some kind, and
If she had simply wrote Please
send me your box Of lily white no
explanation would have been rsquir-
ed.
Four new legal ads this week.
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Married, or the 9Th met, on Stem
pie Ridge, at the residence Of DAM
Sell, by Rev w. Y. Cline, Mr., Hen
rs G. Lsntz. to Miss Rachel 8. Sell
all oil this county.
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a tree was blown across the
Kiugwcod aud Cranberry telegraph
line last Thursdsy. Communication
over the line wss stopped until the
tree WAS taken off the wire.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-14

Edward B4uman who robbed the
postohice at Rodermers, this county,
some time ago bss been convicted
by the United States Court and SEN
fenced to the penitentisry for too
years.
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The children Of the NJ. Z, Sabbath
School held a picnic in the grove
back Of Mr.. HeeTmsn's residence last
Wednesday, They took their din
ners to the grove with them and
spent The day in very pleasant
manner.
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PERSONAL.

town on Tuesday.
J. E. Kildow. Of this office, spent
Sun lay in Oakland.
George Purcell has gone to Bed
ford to spend few Weeks.
r. W. Monroe. Esq, went to In-
dependence on business Tuesday.
DR.. Jsmison and lady of BTucston
spent day or two in town this week.
Dick Golden of Newdurg spent
three or four days in town this week.
DR.. Kemble Of Evansville was Wis
ting in town two or three days this
week.
&c. Ralphsnyder went to Phil
sdelphis Monday on professional
business.
We received very pleasant ca II
from Michael Lynch, OF Howsvilis. on
Monday.
Judge Ollie and daughter, Of Nor
gsn,owu. were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Brown on Monday and
Tuesday.
J. w. B. Trowbridge, OF Tun-
Melton, dropped into our sanctum
on Tuesdsy.
Mrs. John X. Brown and daugh-
ter, Of Morgantown, are visiting rel
atives at this place.
Mrs. Elias Lsntz. who was visit
ing in Pennsylvania and Maryland
last week has returned heme,
Joseph Gusemsn. of Gladesville. was
IN town on business Monday, and
didn't forget to call at this Office.
Phillip Schropp. of Mill Run,
dropped into our sanctum on Tues
day and subscribed Tor the 'ARaUs.'
JAS A Brown, Esq, returned from
Webster Springs on Thursday where
he had been stay ing Tor lew weeks.
II. @. Beatty, Of Portland District
was in town on Wednesday. aud
gave the ARGUS Office a pleasant
call.
John w. Guseman, a substantial
farmer and good Democrat OF
Reedsvllle, called to see US on We'd
nesday.
Captain M. Z. Dent. a former
Newburg boy, bot late Of Atlanta,
Georgia, is visiting his father VIM
M. Dent at Newburg.
MIR. Wiley, the historian, who
has just fnished writing the History
OF Monongalia county spent several
days in town the past week.
T. Is. L Koon of Warrington, w. Va
was in town two or three days this
week. Mr. Koon contemplstes open.
ing out tin shop in this place soon
1t is rumorsd about town that
George Purcell, former editor OF this
paper, was married last week 10 g
Mics Kerchival oil Felowsyilie. We
cant Vouch for the truthiu!uess OF
the report.
DR.. VIM M. Dent, Of Newburg, and
DR.. Gay Fairfax, OF Rockville called
to see US on Saturday. Both these
gentlemen are members Of the Dem
ocratic Executive committee, aDc
think August ID, the most appropri-
ate time for the meeting and reor.
gsDizing OF the Committee.
Miss Lulu Bishop, whom we men,
toned last week as having returned
home with her father from Stanton
Va, graduated with honor in three
course at the Wesleyan Female Sem
mary at that place. She finished the
courses in EIocution, in History and
ia Literature. The course in History
includes a general summary o.
ancient and modern history with a
thorough understanding Of the history
Of France, England, and the United
States. To complete the course II
Literature one must be acquainted
with the biographies of the Englsh
and American authors OF note, snC
have thorough knowledge OF gram
mer aud Rhetoric, and the more i'm
portant works Of the authors. Mis-,
Bishop was awarded gold media
By that institution also for pro6cisn-
cy in penmsnsbip.
| 3s@so=-
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Hancher s. Gale, the well known ar
lists, will be in KiBgwood, July 18Th and
remain short time only, for tho purpose
Of making Photographs in the latest style
s. finish. These gentlemen are first class
Artists, and our citizens will do we'll to
call on them,
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We are requested to announce
that the new church at Bruceton
will be dedicated on Sunday, July
10. 1888. Everybody is invited to
be present.
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Several couples OF the young folks
took Neil j Fortney's domiclIa by
surprise last Tuesday evening. They
had very enjoyable time.
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A telegraph Office has been estsb-
lished at AIlbrightsville, aud the
citizens Of Bruceton and Brandon
Vile, we learn, talk Of forming a
company to construct line from
their places to intersect the King
wood and Cranberry line at AL
brights.
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Dolph Jackson shot a chicken
hawk, last Tuesday, that measured
five feet three inches from tip to tip
Of wings.
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The said lands will DO sold for 20
m uCh cash In hand ~ will pay costs Of
suit aud proper charges for sale, and tho
residue upOna credit Of 8, II and 10
months, purchaser executing notes with
good security therefor, bearing Interest.
The salo will be made sbsut ! O'clo OK
p. M. .--
SIP ocial Com
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The overssers OF the poor met
here last Saturday, and transacted
some business. Nothing OF special
character, we believe.
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We offer for sale. farm lying on
Sandy creek, two and one half miles
south west OF Tun-elten, his County,
and containing 50 acres. The farm is
funderlaid with vein of bituminous
coal. and has on 1t limestone in album
dance. The laud is we'll watered by
springs which are not affected by
drought; has on IL an apple orchard con-
taininR 70 trees which bear choice fruit;
number of peach, pear, and plum trees
almost old enough TO boar fruit; a good
house and out buildings, but not very
good stable. Twenty-Five acres Of the
land is well improved, 10 acres bel ny
dng in meadow land. The whole tract
lays well and contains no " aste land,
Title, good. For fulther information,
address JAMES l.. STONE g. Co.
We also offer for sale valuable farm.
lying oil the 81. George turnpike, two
miles south OF Aurora. About As acres
OF this track improved; the balance I'm
timber. The land is very productive,
and has on IL good orchard. For partic-
ulars call on or address Jas. f.. Stone and
Go.
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WRsT BRowEsvnfR, PA, May 90, 20.
To THE PUBLIC :--BsviDg used several
bottles of Dr. u. L. Clemmer's celebrated
Anti-DYseDteuc Cordial in my fomiy,
and found Il 10 DO safe, peasant and ef
fective medicinefUr the cure Of dYeentery
and diarrhms, l therefore have no hesit-
ancy In recommending II TO all who may
be afflicted with dYsenteTy, diarrb@a, or
cholera, ns a sure cure II the directions are
strictly adhered 10.
ROBT. MCKINLEY,
Justice of the Peace.
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The La F~ystte b, b. club oil
Unoutown beat the Rough club Of
Morgsntown on the 4th by score Of
80 to IL.
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Now Is your chance to strike a
bonanza. We offer the ARGUS and
The Wheeling Weekly Register for
only 81 rs. If.
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ADVERTISING RATES +:

Transient AduertiSeme5.tS-Sl per inch
for first insertion, and htty cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements OF more than two
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months, subject to special rate sched-
ule which can be seen by calling at this
office.
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
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LEGAL notices 25 cents per line for -four
insertions.
personal communications will be In
serted for so cents per square
Ten lines of this type one square.
LOCAL notices Ten cents per line
Entered at the haywood Post Office rs
second -class mail matter.
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Brass aud Copper Kettles, holding from
one to twenty -flVo gallon. cheaper than
they can be bought At any other place in
the county, al Frank Hines.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA Argus.
Published cver1 <,a'idy by
LEE KUSSART.
AT EISswooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PlblLsLled 49, NIfln

To residents Of LhLS oOtiRty-One ear
$3.50: six months, 10; four months, 90
cents.
10 non residents Of he coatnty-One year,
81 ,65-the 10 cents extra being charged
TO prepay POSTAGE six months, SIS cents.
,hrSo months, 80 cents.
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Pursuant TO and by virtue Of decree
rendered in the above styled ca uses by
the Circuit Court of Preston County,
West Virginia. on the 9Th day OF Deem
ber, 1882, the undersigned Special Com
missioner, will on Tuesday, the 14th
day Of August, 1888, at the front door OF
the Court House Of said county the
same being court day make public
sale of the four tracts of land in the bill
and proceedings mentioned, to wit
First. The tract Of land purchased by
said VIM n Kelley from Nesselrod, and
known a. the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-14
BLACKSMITHTNG.

r WOULD RESPECTFUL LILY an
n nounce TO the farmers Of Preston
County and the public generally that !
have leased the Blacksmith Shop known
as the MURDOCH STAND I'm King
wood, W. Va, and will carry on tho
ABLACKSMITHING BUSINESS
In ali It's branches, Special attention
given TO Country work, such ~
Repairing Wagons,
Farming Implements,
and Shooting Horses.
an Work Narrated 10 give Satisfaction.
A liberal share Of public patronage Is
respectfully solicited
MAIL kinds OF trade taken In OK,
change for work. ~s2N
Charges reasonable.
's2.tf. GEO. w. RIDER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-14

Bona FIde's Reedsville letter and
our Evansville letter arrived too late
for insertion last week.