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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-08-04
W EST VIRGINIA.. SIS:

W EST VIRG MIA, ss.i
At Rules held iB the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of Preston county, on
tho fist Monday ofJuly, 1888.
David NJ Hart
vs. In EOuitv.
Hugh McAleer, Of al.
On cross bill, and also upon scire~
facias to show cause why this cause. as
to the defendant James y Burch, decd
should not proceed In the name Of his
widow, children and heirs at law.
And it appearing that the defendants
John Burch, Il Jane Sunk lie, late T. Jane
Burcr, and Charles Stunkle, her hus-
band are not residents Of this State, they
arc therefore, hereby required TO appear
here within one month from the date ol
this publication, and do what is uec = b.
sary 10 protect their interest herein. And
IL is ordered that the foregoing be pub
lished in The West Virginia Argus a
weekly newspaper published in this
county.
copy-Test
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
1 Cresap n Brown a Son. Attorneys for
/ PlaintiH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-08-04

CIUCUDTDC from Youthful Impru-
OIIILilLllO denco causing Nervous
Debility mental and phy-cal weakness.
Valuable Information fJr homo u re
PREF Used % years successfully.
tSlIIJ" DR.. 4. G.. Olin, Box ~ Chi
cago.
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Mr.. William Sayre died at his ,,.i,,o,,,.
~ ms city on last Monday morning in ,ne
=, Ns 'n'h year Of his age, afecr an limos,
''''e 'hah three months from a commit
.''''''i of diseases which terminated :,
,''uliohia with the fatal result s,,,.,
= 'aSre was native Of Virginia hov;,u,
'.e,' born in Farquier, Hanover Conr,x
"''' was related to several of the ye,d;n.,
'"'' mes Of Virginia, including the Ruo,n.
"''" htaStons. After reaching manbood ho
.'pSe' '', 10 Charleston County in this State
"nefe lie married Miss Gadsden n d,u,,, .
'ei oi The late Bishop Gadsden, OF the Eo;s.
opa. 'hurch. In 1880 Mr.. Sayre removed
~ sn,s city, where he has been engaged in
agriculture He leaves widow and .
i''''e son. who have the sympathy of our
community in their aihic.ion. The remains
were inferred in the PRESBYTERIAN ccmo,.rv
on tuesday, afternoon. the funeral asrv;ces
oi 'he Episcopal Church having been nor,
iofiied by Rev. T. f. Gadsden in Grace
Church. ''e
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In tho Matter OF Rest.

Judge Blecklcy, brother of our fellow
citizen, Mr.. 8. Bleckley, recently resigned
his position as one of the Associate Justi-
ces Of the Supreme Court of Georgia. On
the conclusion of his last opinion, he read
the following verses:
Rest for my hand, and brow, and breast,
For fingers, heart and brain!
Rest and peace A long release
From labor and from pain;
Pain of doubt, fatigue, despair
Pain Of darkness everywhere,
And seeking light in vain.
Peace and rest! Are the best
For mortals here below?
/. son repose from work and woes
A bliss for man to know
Bliss of time is bliss OF toll;
No blias but this, from sun anu soil.
Does God permit to grow.
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A $4,000 nlblr cal Reward.

The publishers of Ru!ledge's Monthly offer
twelve valuable rewards in their Monthly for
March, among which is the following:
We will give $1,000 in gold to the person
telling u. which is the longest verse In the
Bible BY March 10Th, 1888. Should TWO or
more correct answers be received, the re.
ward will be divided. The money VIII De
forwarded to the winner March loth, 1883. 3
Persons irving for the reward must send 20
cents in silver (no postage stamps takenl
with their answer, for which they will
receive the April Monthly, in which the
name aud address of the winner OF the
reward and the correct answer will Ge
published, and in which several more val
nable rewards will be published.
Address, RurLEDdE PUBLISHING CoA'
PAsY, Easton, Penna.
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LEADING Brands.

We always keep the best brands
and makes. No one denies that
some articles are better than others,
even at the same price. For in
stance, We keep the best Calicocs
that can be sold for Sc, tho best
brands that can be sold for &c. and
&C., the best yard-wide Bleaching
that can be sold for 10c., the best
Georgia Checks that can be sold for
BIC, the best Graniteyille Shifting
and SEeeting that can be sold for
&C., &c. and &C., the best Ticking
that can be sold for Sic.. the best
Cottonades that can bo sold for l5c.,
the best white Quilts that can be
sold for 3l.00, the best checked
Muslins that can be sold for 12Ic.,
the bebt Corset that can be sold for
Soc, the best Handkerchief that
can be sold for &C., the best colored
Stockings that can be sold for l0c.,
the best all-wool Black Cashmere
that can be sold for 5bc., the best
watered colored Satins that can be
sold for 75c., the best black Silks
that can be sold for Csc, the best
and prettiest Worsted Dress Goods
that can be sold for l5c. In fact,
we have the hest Bargains that caii
be given anywhere. All we ask is
an inspection of our Stock, and q
comparison Of prices.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-02-22
SHERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON CouNrY.
pY virtue OF Warrant and Lien on
I'D Crops of 1882 will expose to sale In
the Town Of Bolton, Anderson County.
s. c., on the First Tuesday after the first
Monday in March next, the following Per.
sonal Property, viz:
One lot Corn. about rs bushels; about
1900 bundles Fodder, one bale of Cotton
and Cotton Seed.
Levied on as the property OF I. p. Da.
venport in favor of 6. W. MCGEE g. Son.
TERMS or SALE-Cash.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson County, 6. C,
Feb "a. 1883 81
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Rotor or RArs-Clcars out rats. mice.
reaches, flies ants, bed bugs, skuuks, chip,
Hihks, gophers. l5c. Druggists.
mere by next Friday. Will sell OH time for
good notes.
Those desiring IA good pipe or cigar or
cigafeue holder can find genuine meer-
schaum goods at Whites Drug Store.
Potato or Multiplying Onion at wilhitea.
HtGGiES Any person wanting \ good
vehicle should not fail TO call on REED &
| SIEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
oie' them to select the most reliable West
erh bugses at lower prices than any one
Garden Seeds from the most reliable
seedsnlen III tho United States at Wilhite
d Whites. All fresh.
Onion Sets-red, white and yellow-at
"i.hite's Drug Store.
To get fresh and reliable Garden Seeds 60
10 Wilhite's Drug st ore
he sure to reai the announcement of
@ neesi * webb ~ another column. Their
more complete this year by the addition of
hiahy NICE things 10 their stock.
| a DoLErrL TALE.-Hcrc I am. dosed
powders. I've been 80 filled with strong
grlplng medicines that nm unhappy, dys.
peptic and gloomy. Hold my friend, trv q
| bottle OF Neutralizins Cordial IL will cure
you ana restore you 10 good spirits and q
| happy existence.
BEST on REcoRD.-Mr. Simon Kunt.
aerchant, Mountain Rest. S. c.. saws: y
doubled my order for Norman's Nentraliz.
ing cordial IN four days. 1t has given en-
.i ile Satisfaction among my customers and
those who Use it once are convinced. that it
Is Just what is claimed for it,
"Women that have been bcdri,ldcn for
years nave been completely cured by the
use OF Lydia +. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound.
All scientists know the proneness Of in
sGGts 3Ci 10 deposit their eggs in decayed fruit.
What creates worms in the human body 1?
THINK Of this and give Shriner's Indian
'erhituss occasionally to your children.
GS- With Diamond Dyes any lady can
get as good results us the best practical
dyer. Every dye warranted true to name
and sample.
Il!E BEST CiGAa.-- Whites Leader Ci-
gar is pronounced by all who have smoked
It TO be the best 5ccnt cigar in the CITY.
Call ut Wilhite Il Whites, get one and
satisfy yourself Q IL its merits
The time has come that YOU should yet
rlu OF that Corn On your toe You NAV
have tried hard enough to get rid OF it bo.
lore, but YOU haven't tried the right thing.
Therefore for once be sensible and rrt n
package OF Indian Corn Remover at Will
mites Drug Store. 1t isugood thing cures
without pain-and only costs twenty-five
cents. IL YOU haven't the twenty five
cents, borrow it. But get tho remedy and
be happy. Sold only by WilIitc & vii.
hite.
Best Teas in the STATE at Wilhitcs Druv
Store. "e
The american Sewing Machine is still up
WIN the times. Come i'll and see the new
No. I, with large arm and late improye.
iments-light funning and noscless. A
large lot arriving at &. A. Reeds, Agent.
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Notice to Creditors.

Dickson. Plaintiff. against Caroline
d. F. c. Dickson. ct al, De PENDANTS.
PURSUANT to an order of Judge j. 8.
I Cothran, in the above stated case, no.
tice is hereby given that all creditors of
A. A. Dickson and Margaret c. Smith
present and prove their claims before me
on or by tho first day Of March next. Fail.
ing to do so they Will be barred from any
benefit in the decree TO be made in the
case.
W. w. HUMPHREYS.
Master.
Feb Is, 1883 81 2
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Woman-A Remedy for Her Onlv.

Cheaper than physicians bills, and to
DO used by women exclusively. 1t is
prepared for them only, and is specially
adapted to cases where the womb is dis.
ordered, and will cure all Irregularities
ofthe "menscs," or "monthly courses" ="
the discharge. This great boon is Dr. j.
bradtield's Female Regulator, and known
and recognized rs "Womans Best
Friend Prepared by DR.. j. Bradtield,
Atlanta. Ga. Price trial size, 75c large
size. $3.50. For salo by all druggists.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-02-22
4 Public Cemetery,

lhe propriety of ESTABLISHING ,y,y,
e'efy is being discussed to some erter, j.,
anderson, 4 though there is no formal
'A''e'heht IN that direction. The small
purS!hg grounds laid out some tlirtv ~.
'"it! years ago, connected with the Prc,hv.
'efiah and the Baptist Churches hero arc
very nearly filled, the desirable lots in
mem being already crowded with graves so
,''''' III few years there will be an abso.
,u.e necessity for new burying grounds.
vi course 1t will be be inconyenient =,
oeEih new cemetery, but DELAY will only
increase the the Inconvenience. and If i, ia
10 pe done at all the sooner il il beoun tho
pctter 1t will be. Our Cemeteries ora on
t''e'S 100 crowded now for the display Of
my TASTE III arrangement or TO admit of
any adornincnt-thc very walks themselves
ue'"s 100 narrow and such a thing rs roads
through them are ali impussibility. Years
ago II was contemplated to organize Gem
etcry Company, and purchase suitable
location, for the purpose laying it Oft into
drives, walks anG lots. Tie war. however.
came on, and the projected undertaking
was abandoned. We submit that it would
De well TO organize such n Company now.
be''er plan still, perhaps, would be to have
'ie CITY Council authorized to purchase
'ie necessary grounds. with power to sell
OIL burial lots, ami apply the proceeds to
the adornmrnt OF the Cemetery. 1t would
aud very much to the beauty of the resting
places Of our dead, and would also be de-
sirnblc on many other accounts Another
reason for it is, that it would only he antc-
ipatinG necessity that will soon be upon
us.
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Important Notice.

uAYING purchased the interest OF John
III w. Todd in tho Notes, Accounts and
Merchandise In the firm Of A. B. Towers
& Co., will continue the business in my
own name. Those indebted to the old firp.
must make immediate payment, as I must
ing, hope to retain the friends and Gus
toners OF the old firm.
A. B. TOWERS.
Jon 81, 1883 %
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Special Notice.

Parties indebted to e. A. Reed, Agent,
quested to come promptly and nav up. 7
have been extremely leiient with some of
you. but must now have my money, as l
need II. My notes and accounts will be
placed i'll the hands OF All officer of the law
aiter december /. Respectfully,
:, Z. A. REED. Agent,
Reeds New Building, hear r. r. Bridge.
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DISSOLUTION.
Jan ls, 1883

THHE copartnership heretofore existing
n between A. 3. Towers aud John w.
Todd, as A. b. Towers & Co.. Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Those in
debted to A. b. Towers e. Co. will make
payment to A. B. Towers. without delay.
A. b. TOWERS,
JOHN w. TODD.
January "a. 1883.
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sk,;yyY MES.-"Wells' Health Rena"er
restores health and vigor. cures dyspepsia
Impotence, Sexuai Debiiity. 7i.
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Dissolution.

NHHE Copartnership heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned is this daSS
dissolved by mutual consent.
Al persons indebted to said Firm must
settle at once. '~ .
JOHN D. WATSON,
A. L. WEIGH.
Feb IS, 1888 IS
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"BrcHupAInA."-Quick, complete cure,
all annoying Kidney, Bladder ana urinary
Diseases. 81. Druggists.
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SpeCiai Notice.

Have you ever seen our Peniten-
tiary Shoes? They have come, and
are, aside of their intrinsic value,
the best Shoe We ever had. or
course they are very cheap, as the
convict labor costs but little-a good
hand made Cater for only $3.50.
and splendid Glove Kid Top, Kid
Foxed Button Shoes. (band-work-
ed button holes,) for only $500.
We shall sell these goods at the
same price as in Charleston, where
the Factory has big Store.
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Another Attraction.

A big line OF Forster's Patent
Hook Kid Gloves, In black and
colors, at only 75c., 75c.. f5c., worth
everywhere $l.25. We have all
sizes, from 8 to 8.
New Goods coming in daily.
Make the New York Cash Store
your Headquarters, as It is Head
quarters for Large Stocks and Low
Prices.
ARNSTEIN & ROSE
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Grand Chapter. Il. a. NJ, and Grand
Council, OF South Carolina

~. N. Hi'' ana Grand
~, e"f''i'A'
| -, '''s' iA'ei'ehl "raha Royal Arch
""l,e' u south earollna assembled i'll
n'""" N'"'oc"'io'i AZ Masonic Hall, Co.
.'''o'"' o'' ''e i"tii INST. Alter transacting
the usual routine business and clecting Off.
cers for Tie ensuing wear the bo,v adjourn. J..
| ,d an, ,o;I
nl, ra' "',a ,0ra'FS'' pa |" sn'np'uons banquet
| P'ePalea ny Tie fraternity Of Columbia,
which MAS mas, enjoyable occasion. The
| fullowiu. ,r. ~. ,u;,..- "
voar. ~ vac '''''''S ''r '"' ensuing
;.
| ". r.. q. III. Pr &. Watts of I.aurcns,
Il. +. ID, &. IL. PC. u. Bryan. OF
| tnnFi.S,nh;
X =. g. SCRIBE ". I. Branch, of Able
| Vile
II Rev: thapi.in-.'. S. Cunnor, Of
"lhhSp''I":
III, - '"'hsoi' Oh Column
X. T.. &. S.cr,,ary--J T. Rurlo oe
Charlcst"n.
u; X a Captaln-A. II. White, of Rock
G. Srutinel-L. + Ncvors of ch,r,o..,,,
| After the Grand Cbspter ad;our,ad ,ha
Grand Council of Royal and Select Naster,
of South Carolina met in Annual asson,
~. NJ,
NY me f'a'u'ar business OF the order was
transacted and the following officers elected
to serve the ensuing year:
:, Nr.,z.,,o ,,f .rdorso Ar ~
Master 'A'''s'S''' ~ !. u
II Wh;t. or 1,,c. 11;u D,,, :,
Nastcr - ''' ''ep"'S W.
y y T,;1 or ..,o ~ - r.
Wnrks '' " '''s'"' '' u
e + Jockson of C,,r,,,,;, q r,o..
nrer - N'"'""' "' i'eas-
ID u Noor. of fRocL 11u, r. po,,,ou
Rcv n Rnr,I Of Iu,a,,,ar e'Cuei. ri,,,
la;n '''e'' '" "''"P'
G. n n.r, orC,,uml,;, r: Mor.,,.,
+ r,f,nr ,'f H''I,,n,,,;o =. E,,
orc. ~"p'"''
w. T. Branch, of Abbeyille, G. Conduc.
tor;
1onn poraey, oI Golumoin, ~. steward.
rho c., 60, .,,:, >.
ouN.'' '''J'u' "e' " me-. :"
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ARNSTEIN & ROSE,
THE LEADERS OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
SHOES AND HATS,
CARPETS.

We ask all, seeing our advertise
ment, not only to read it, but to
study and remember it when you
come to Anderson. We know that
We carry larger Stock, buy our
goods for Cash, and consequently
cheaper, and offer you greater Bar
gains than any one possibly can.
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Veg etable Compound for sale by wi
hitc & Wilhitc, Anderson, S. e.
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Remember the Following Facts

tIo UIIUWIIIU FdCt'
We have made it study, and a
successful one, to give you the best
Goods for the least money. When
ever we ask more for an article, you
may be sure it is far better, and, in
the end, cheaper to the consumer;
but in most cases our prices are
lower for better goods than those
asked by other houses for inferior
goods.
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The american Sewing Machine is still up
with the times. Come in and see the new
NO. Z, with large arm and late improve
,lehtS-iight running and noiscless. A
large lot arriving at G. A. Reeds, Agent
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the above facts. 1t appeared that the IN
FAINT, after ito birth, had been carried out of
the house and deposited under stump in
the woods, where it was found.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Tribble, of our city, will regret to learn OF
the death of their interesting little daugh-
ter, Helena Brown Tribble, which occurred
on last Saturday evening, after an Illness OF
several days from catarrhal fever A bright
and beautiful child OF three years, five
months and twenty -four days, she not only
was the Joy and darling Of devoted parents
but the admired and beloved object of those
with whom she canle in association. With
an intelligence fur beyond her years,
and unusual attractions, her little spirit
was q meet companion for that pure throng
into whose company she was gathered ere
her youg life had been clouded with sorrow
or darkened with sin. The.fnneral services
were conducted by Rev. 7. P. Bell IN the
BAPTIST Church on Sunday afternoon, and
were largely attended by the friends OF the
bereaved parents, who most deeply synra.
thize with them in this sore afiliction.
An old mule, which had evidently
strayed from a drove, made its appearance
on the Court House squars on last Tuesday
afternoon, and, for the time being, afforded
considerable amusement. Concluding that
he would do some shopping, his mule
ship first attempted to enter Mr.. Chapman
store, but failed. He then visited Clark q
Co., tailors, and had proceeded half the
length of the store before the CLERK oo
served him. The clerk did not like the ap
pearance of his new customer, and seeing
that there was not much chance OF selhns
him new suit of clothes he drove him out
His mulesl,ip seemed insulted at the recep
ton he hsd rec.ived from the merchahts
and Immediately set out for the Co"f
House, vowing that he would have vense
ance or Justice. He entered the Mes'e.. i,
door of the corridor. but finding all the ON
cials absent, quietly made his exit NJ I'll
Eastern entrance. After attempting
enter Brock & Men!lin's, his muleship wa
comfortably stalled at one OF the iiVe'
stables.
II you desire to purchase good mule .
horse, read J. 8. Fowler's advertisement
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Al scientists know the rroneness Of in
sects @ to deposit their eggs in decayed fruit.
", nat creates worms in the human body ?
!, thlhk oi this and give Shriner's Indian
Fermfuge occasionally to your children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03
The Virginia Lynchimg.

A
Further details have been received from Taze-
well county, Virginia, OF the murder OF Charles
kinser, white, and the subsequent lynching OF
Bluford Smith, colored, his murderer, last Satur-
day. at TazeweN court honse, a brief account OF
which has already appeared in THE STAR. Kinser
had dispute with Smith about some women
who came through town In the morning In the
evening Smith met Kinser In the street. and
without apparent provocation, stabbed him
In the region OF the heart The widest
excitement Immediately enSued. The negro
| started across the street. followed by Kin
Ser, who, after having been stabbed, drew
n revolver, and made desperate efforts to fire IL
He was mortally wounded, yet followed. or rather
staggered, alter his murderer, and succeeded in
firing twice. but without effect As the second re-
port sounded he fell forward upon his face and
almeSt Immediately expired. The negro In the
meantime Was running down the street. when he
Was met by Mr.. Jenkins of the Times Office who
took him 10y the throat and, after a struggle ar
rested him. 1t was with the greatest difficulty
| that Sheriff Crockett and one or two citizens re-
strained the crowd from mobbing the murderer
upon the spot. He was lodged In jail 1t was
whispered over the town that an attempt would
be made TO lynch the negro, and the guard were
consequently on the alert
On Saturday night last about midnight how.
ever shots were heard In the direction or the fail
accompanies 10y the cry or man in great distress.
the mouse, but thought ii was only young laiy
across the hall walking the floor Presently She
heard sounds up stairs which indicated clearly
that some one was knocking locks OF the cell
door. The jailer attempted to open his room door
ana found 1t fastened, and guarded by several
partleS. He escaped through a side door, and ran
up TO Main street In the meantime the prisoner
was hurried down stairs and out OF DOORS followed
Dy the Jallef'S wife. When the crowd having him
In charge had proceeded about one hundred wards
She fired her pistol to alarm the town The lynch
ers evidently thought that the 1ailer was return
ing with a body OF men to rescue Smith, for they
at once commenced firing upon their prisoner
About twenty-five shots were fired but ONLY three
took effect One ball struck him In the head inst
at the back OF the ear. and was imbedded in the
bone: One passed through the fleshy part OF the
shoulder ana the the other struck him fairly on
the top OF the head. He was removed to the fail
ana MEDICAL assistance was summoned. 6is
wounds were dressed, but at 8 q. IN he died. Tue
cOfonerS jury returned the verdict that the pris-
oner came to his death by gunshot wounds IN the
heaa, made by parties to the jury unknown.