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New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
q" STERNs SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES OF

Of East l4h.si betse, Madison and Jth aves " Y.
CERMAN. FRENCH, SPANISH AMI ITALIAN for Ia
ic and
CoUItsE Of LECTUEEs at p m--German course
" Percival" Wednesday. November .: Das capri Won
neutschland" "Wednesday November u; "WinKemann."
Wednesday. November 49, Admission ticket TO the three
German lectures 81. ench NJ De essfp1. trL
day. November 7; "Forr Pocque" Friday November
isore dc Paris" Fir day November H. Admission ~ the
three French lectures I'll.
SCHOOL. FOR BUSINESS EDUCATION.-
- old reliable Packard College has Ieopencd for fa
business and Is rapidly lcd Those who apply
secure seats but will DC well not to delay Gail this
week. lake the elevator at 200 BIoadNay Address for cir
:. = IAChARD, President
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sTEVENBURG. RENO DIST.

Mr.. Lewis Knots, was In Clarksburg
on business trip last week.
James Wolfe, has boon suffering for 1,
few days past from u slight attack of dip.
iberia. DIR. Longster is the attending
physician. .
The protracted mceting at the Noun
tain Chapel closed on Sunday night, II
was one OF tho most successful meetings
hold in this part OF the county. quito n
number who had gone astray la the paths
of sin. returned TO The fold, to begin life
anew.
Several OF our knowledge seeking
youths, took jaunt over to the Unioh
on Friday night. to hear the mighty orr
ators, Of that part of tho"keutry" discus ~
tho aH-importdn question bilod for
debate.
Work has been commenced on the
new church. AT present tho people O
this place arc without one and owing {,
the largo congregation here they find 4
very inconvouiont to have to hold thei,
meetings I'm the school house whore thoN
have heretofore boon compelled to hold
them.
The Rev. Moore. OF Danvillo, preached
here on Sunday night.
MABEL CLARE.
Wo would bo pleased to hear iron
Unable Glare" ofttn.-tEd.
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"A distressing accident occurred 10 the
east end of town last Tuesday. A little
daughter Of J. Nj. Fletcher was left with
two Other children in the house during
the absence OF their parents. Que Of
them attempted to reach the top OF the
mantle and In 30 doing fell into the open
CRATE, Her clothing caught fire, burning
the child horribly upon one eide. Her
recovery lie considered doubtful
ton Eagle
The most interesting social event OF
last week was the party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Hawthorne. The guests
were received at 1880, and spent the even
ing very pleasantly until nearly 10 O'CLOCK.
Refreshments, rare and elegant, we're
served at 10 O'Clock. There was a large
number Of guosts present. mostly married
people, and the evening will long be re
membered by them as one Of the most en-
ipyable occasions of their lives.
On Friday last we took trip out -
MasontoWn and Rockville. We found
business brisk cut in the Valley. At
RsedsvilIr the two stores were full Of per
soDs and brh seemed 90 be- doing good
business. Al Masontown We found the
same state of sffAirs. Valley district Ia
one Of the finest sections Of Preston eoun
". The farms ere well improved and pro
ductive, and on every side thrift and en-
terpTiae are apparent.
Last Monday week two rods OF the
Kingwood & Function railroad was gra-
ded. We would like to see the whole ten
miles graded. -[Krngwood Argue
-Query. AT two rods week, how
long will II take TO grade the whole Dis
lance Of about ten miles Fl MorgantOwn
Post.
We shall rofrAin from any attempt 90
work this little problem, but will refer IL
TO the the Directors Of the K. & T. rail
road.
We have received az elegantly bound
volume entitled, Romance aod Tragedy
Of Pioneer Life" The work is merito-
rious and should be read by old and young
IL gives an Authentic account Of The frsl
settlements made ia our country, and
gives the reader Z vivSI description Of the
lives and adventures OF those hardy pio-
neers who pushed westward and baiiled for
possession with the savage who once built
his wigwam unmolested east Of the Mise
issippi. The work lie for sale by Jopes,
BIOS. q Co. Cincinnati Ohioi
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SINCLAIR

EDITOR ARGUS, AZ our correspondents
from this place do not write as often rs
thoy should, we propose to cast in our
mite with the rest OF them.
We are having good sleighing at pres
ent.
Rev. J. W. Bedford il holding a pro-
tractod meeting at Berea.
The pleasant Grove Lyceum noots
every Thursday night II is vol sltend-
cd and mu ch interest ~ manifested.
We have an excellent singing choir AZ
this place which can Iot bo oxcollod in
the county.
Our Sunday school still continues and
is in a dourisl'ing ooudition and Is the
only one in this vicinity that IL being
carried Oh during the winter.
We have prayer meeting every sunday
night Lees fsvoute tune is "I'm on my
way To Zion."
J. X. Sinclatr, The teacher OF the now
school house, L. said TO he the East histo
rian In the county. Especially Is no vers>
ed in natural history tie Is now trying
an experiment on ducks.
Charles Bolyord aud Jacob Murray are
the two most handsome dudes In town.
e. w. Wilson. Of UniOn, Wa up 80 thi4
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INDEPENDENCE.

The weather in these parts is still very
cold aud the sleigbing the best that has
been known FIR years. A slciglng party
went to Evcnsvlle last Sunday, and while
attending a singing school there. their
slelghs got very thirsty and went into the
creek so far that they could not be reach
ed without wading in after them. We
prcsum", or hope at least, there was a
couple Of gentlemen, from thus place. 4
their thirst qucnchrd IL the slcighs didn't {.
II they bad taken some Of the pure water
that the slelRhs were found ia, instead OF
90 m uch bug juice they need not have had
10 walk home.
A. NJ. McMillon was here Saturday and
sunday yIsiti"R his fair dulcena.
A. NJ. Mrrliu took a Gping trip 10 the
counly seat lset Tuesday. He returned
Wednesday safe and sound with the ex-
cepton Of his sole badly worn.
Prorsc'ed meeting at this place Ia still
In progress Rev. Rogers, Of Newburg
10 holding 10.
Captain Candy, of Scotch Hill, while
attempting a. throw rc,ntling upon a
moving coal train, visa caught by pro-
jecIing rod on one Of the cars aud icrked
down ~ the ground close to the track
His loft arm wac badly mashed and Gu, by
the wheel Of tho car, DR.. Jsnham was
summoned end, on examination, &, wac
found inst 90 bones we're broken. and
that by props care Sir. Candy will be
able 10 be- cat again 10 a couple ~ wc,ks.
The Ins iuto held here last Saturday
WAS quite q succ"ss. " srlt all the teach
ere OF LyuB district were ptcsent. TIE
programme WIS carried Ou, successtully.
The next srssiOn will be- held ~ Newburg
nexi Saturday
We would like 90 see the best teachers
IN Lyon district attend our Institute.
Messrs +. W. w light. Bnd A 81. Mooer
took flying trip 10 Evansville last Thurs
day night There must be some altrac-
liOn up there.
4. NJ. Martin. took a trip 10 Grafton
FRIDAY on business, aud returned same
day.
Cnarlcs Fawcett, Of King wood, was Wis
iting the parental roof last week.
Ms. Il g. ve a sOciable last week
which ev,ryOu, II The guests scanned o.
enjoy hugly. MBs. LYDIA SC1Tr.
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TERRA ALTA.

Excellent sloighing.
We have been experiencing very cold
weather for some time past.
John Kenny Is happy. 1t il a boy
weight. Is pounds.
William Benson shot large white owl
few days ago,
Ii liz rumored that we will Ia vo wod~
ding here I'm the near future.
We have a now livery stable. w,
Newman, proprietor,
We have lately had several spelling
matches and dances hero.
G. w. Jackson is Woodworking oil his
stock Of goods AT cost. They sold but.
tons by the peck IA few evenings ago.
There arc some persons hero who are
in destitute circumstances. If they
juld go To work this would not be the
Case. OTHELo.
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BRANDON VILE.

W. +. Frederick. our school teacher
Is of ON visit To the parental roof at
Listouburg. PA.
The social event OF tho season was Civ.
on on Janury Nth 10y Mrs. Amanda
Hyde in honor Cf her son Grooly. Tho
Quests report nice time
The Rev. Flanagan IL holding series
of moetings here. He Ia an enruest good
worker and we wish him success
Flank Mex go aud mother lnado fiy>
ing visit 10 Uniontown Pa, tins week.
Mr.. Charles I.akel aud wife have re~
turned from visit To DIR. Fogle and
family, of Terra Alta
Mrs. Lydia Churchman has sold her
property and will return To Pennsylvania
In the spring. JUNIOR.
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= queens Opinion.

What pocuiilr Zee ing H. experienced
by Americans tho first time they gaze
upon royalty. Here in this free country.
where eVcry citizen W. n king AVID every
mother queen, a peep ~ royalty or tiil-
cd princes and ppioulate- docs not come
very often. Morbid curios " often loads
our ritiIeiis 10 set iu manner uubrcptu-
ing their high cst, to. IeiIppt D. FIST
making it, way throughout tho land aud
Is becoming known. Eyprwhcre thsd tt
rs usod by Oh sick and afflicted % makes
wonderful cures, and ~ given all the
praise for its good work.
J. n. Qucon writes from Johnetuwn,
W. Va, that he has been sorelv mnl ictcd
for several years but hc was urged to trN
PcJug0, which he did, snd he now feels
that lac is about over his trouble. and
considers 10 the greatest medicine iu the
world. lie Gays ho has &C. 90 or send
diiaucc Of hl5Csn miles to obtain Pc,UR0,
but 30 will repay him for this Ask Tor
30 at the neaio+t drug store
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To Mary NJ. wilt. Eliza a. whit, Ollie
G. wilt Anna Is. wit, William Mex GO
and William Thomas, Executors etc.
end Elisha Thomas, Administrators otc.
Take notice that ! shall, ION the 25th
day of February, 1884. ut Kin0wood,
Preston county, West Virginia. at the
Office of Joseph II. Hawthorne, Commits.
siOucr of the Circuit Court, INtween the
hours Of q a, IN, aud o p. m. of That day,
proceed Ia take Dispositions of Wni. Me-
Keo aud othors to be read M evidence ON
my behelf In n cct,iu suit in Equity
pending IN the Circuit Court in tho coun
" Of Preston wherein you are pofcnd>
ants and am plaintiff. Aud IL TYpni any
cause the taking az tho said dopn,iuons
be not commenced ON that dav, or n
commenced aud not concluded on that
day he taking of the same will DO cons
tinued from dHY To day or from timo Ia
time at the snino place and bet Xeen IN
Same hours until tho same shall DO com
pletod.
E. w. DUNN, Guardian etc,
by Ills Counsel,
Kingwood, Jan. 80, ~ y. J CRooAN,
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PLAINvIEW. VALLEY DIST.
sloighing Is beautiful At present.

Sleighing il beautiful At present.
The young people of this section have
been attending church at Rockville the
past woeK.
A spelling school at this place few
evenings ago was largely attended and u
good time was the consequence Of course.
l.. Riggleman has purchased new
sewing m'chine. III were girl would
try to max "A "nlaslI."
What makes Howard Martin go home
every Friday EVENING"
We would like 10 know what young
man made n failure In blocking his mus.
tatle.
With our best wishes to THE ARGUS
wo will close. JUNE BUd.
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vicinity short time ago, looking amer a
sowing machine, We suppose he wants
one OF the Florence style.
This Is Leap Year and Je0 Ridgway
has hung his shingle out. Girls. look be-
fore you leap.
Is there any signs OF spring, gentle
Annie.
Hush girls, John NJ, ton has just
built a brsn new sled aud he is going to
take us all out sleigh riding.
The renowned "Pocahontas" WAS WIS.,
iung here last week. That gentleman l.
we'll known TO tho readers of TIKI Ar
Gus. DIXIE.
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NOTICE TO CREpIroRS.

To the Crcditoas of stephen Bolyard.
Jr,, doaoasod
In pursuance To n decree of tho Circuit
Court at the County oi Preston. mRdc in
caus therein pending, to subject the
real estate of the said stephen Bolynrd,
Jr. 90 the payment at his debts, you are
requ red To present your c;aims against
the estate OF the said Stophon Boivard
Jr. for adjudicati'n to l.. J. Crogan. Com
missioner ut his Office i'm tho said county,
ON or before the 10Th day OF February
next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk q: said
Court this, 18th day oi January 1881.
lis Ct SMITH CRANE, Clerk,
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NoTICE To CREDITORS.

To the Creditors of Thomas u. Harris,
docoaSed:
In pursuance IL decree OF tha Circuit
Cour of the County OF Preston. made in
cause therein pending, To subject tho
rcal estate az the said Thomas II. Harris
to- the payment of his debts, YOU arc no
Quircd To- present your claims npaiust thc
cst'tc of the said Thomas n. Harris tor
adjudication To- Smith Crane, Commits
siuuer, mt his office in said county. on or
bofoIo the 10th day at February next.
Witness, South Crane, Clerk of said
Court. this 18th day of January 1884.
lis st SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO LIEN uoLnER8.

Il" all rcrSous holding lions hv pay
mont ~ otherwise on the roRl estate az
Amy part tncroof of John 4. Fawcctt;
In pursuance tn n dc' roe OF tho Circuit
Court Of Preston county, made in u cause
therein tonding. tn subject tho roai estate
Of tho said John a. kRwcctt to the sati.
faction OF the liens thereon, Won Rro here
10y requested To present nll claims held
by you and each Of you-pgainst tho said
John A, fawcett. which nrc lions on his
roal estate or any part ot IL. Tor aiudica>
ton to me at my Office In tho tow n -ol
Kingwood, In said county, on or before
tho i0,h day Of February next
Given undormy hand this 2lst day oi
January. 1884.
SMITH CRANE,
10. Commissioners.
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LEGAL ADS.
NOrICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF John NJ. Whetsell,
deceased, s,iA dec, d,n's ,Sta,
You arr hrrohN ~ .tiiiCd TINT ~ - ro-
quest of William II Whvt~Vil, Ndui iis.
traitor of Jnhu NJ, WhVt ell d,.',.,Se,i.
have appointed tie l3th DIV ot FOL ruary
1884, at INV nm"e In kiIpwnui, Preston
county, West Virginia, ~ tho Il uu aud
place Tor n 'C,N ing proof ~ debts or le-
mands ag''in~, sdd dccC,lcm or his cS-
tate, NJ whi"h tune .,d rl.,'c Nuu arc ~
quired - attend,
Given "ndcr my hand tits "a day OF
January, 1884.
JosErU II, HAwrUoRNE,
Com. at Accounts for
ILL &c Preston Co, w. Va.
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PERSONAL.

p. X. Smith WAS visiting ct Brandon =
vile last Saturday.
Mrs. w. II. Bell has been quite III for
the pas, two weeks.
VIII Reese and family spen, Sunday at
the "Hslf Way House."
Mrs. Wilcox. of Albnghtsville. was
visiting in town Sunday.
A. J. Bonsfield and wife, of Tunnelton,
were visiting here on Sunday last.
Isaac RDdehesver. q good Democrat, of
Mil Run, called to see us on Saturday.
Z. L. Koon went over to Morgantown
on Tuesday and returned on Wednesday.
Mack Menesr and family visited Nor
gantown friends two or three days lac,
week.
Ems. Reese and family. of Grafton. have
been visiting relatives in town the past
week.
Martin l.. Shsffer wife and son, of
Austen, were guests Of friends in town on
Sunday.
Junior Brown and w. NJ. O. Dawson
left on "Wednesday for Baltimore on bust
ness connected with the marrow guage
railroad.
]. b. Cressler and wife, OF Albrights
vile, were the guests OF friends 10 town
on Sunday,
Miss Allie Fawcett, of Independence,
is visiting her brother, Charles Fawcctt
at riis place.
Sheriff Thomas and son, Clinton spen,
couple Of days in Valley district this
week collecting tsxts
Mr.. and Mrs w. q. Brown, Jr., drove
over to Norgan,own last Saturday, and
returned TO this place on Sunday.
ID. II. Beckus, representing Miller n
Huston, Wholesale Boots and Shoes Pitts.
burg. Pa, was in town Friday night.
Mrs. ID wis and son, OF West Union,
Doddridge Co, are visiting Mrs. D,vis'
sister, Mrs. Jennie Martin, at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lochead, of Homecoming,
Md, who spent u couple Of wcoks visit
ing relatives here, returned hsme last Fri
day.
Mace Watson came down to town Fri
day. lie drove from Reedsville to this
place, q distance of eight miles, In one
hour.
| Edward II. Pratt. commission merchant
Baltimore, was IN town Saturday. He
was accompanied by Chas. Crawford, OF
Fairmont.
kresIding Elder Dix was in attendance
at Quarterly meeting here Saturday and
Sunday. He delivered two excellent Ger
mons while here.
Will Wright went TO Independence ON
Sunday and returned home on Tuesd y,
1t Is not known Jet whether he went on
up 10 Grafton or not.
Harry Wright and sister Lena OF indie
| pendence came down to this place on Sat
urday. Mr.. Wright returned hame Sun
day but his sister remained the guest of
Gown fricods until Tuesday.
G.. w. Finnell and Geo Morgao, of the
"Modern Athens" came oyer to thip place
last Thursday. Mr. Morgan returned to
Morgantown on Friday and Mr. Finnell
left here the same day for Washington
city.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
IG. l.. Fairiax's heirs OF al

W. In Eoujtv
T.. l.. Fairfax's heirs OF al
To John ". Guseman, Administrator
OF Elizabeth L. Fairfax deceased. Geo.
w Fairfax, r. ID y. Fairfax. Benjamin
II. Fairfax. john A. Fairfax, Maria V,
organ and --- Morgan hoT husband
Sarah NJ. Arnold and Ei,in Arnold hor
husband. Annie H. iioln,s and James
H. Helms her husband, Mary H.. Cnnley
aud George COnley hor husband. Charles
W. Fairfax, Buckner g. EnirHx Com
modnre y. Fairfax, James - Fairfax
Isaac i. Martin. Gregg l.. Vickerv and
Charles IT, VicK"Ty llor hII-btnd - ,Ynb
*. Fairfnx itiiz bath f.. Ss'ott and s.. NJ.
Scott her husband Juo. a. T.. Martin.
Marcellus H. Martin Oliver ~. w Mar.
tin Andrew ,. Martin John A. Corridor
4 bert CuTdcr Juln a. Iisscy and Cbus
w, LIS ~ her husband and Alphcus r.,
naym"nd : Take notice that I shall on
the Zgn day OF February 1884 at King
WOO Preston County. West VirHinia, at
tho Office OF Joseph II. Hawthorne Com
missioner "i the Circuit Court OF said
county, between the hours of u a. m and
., m. . that day proceed to take the
deposition OF Lamcs Is. Fairfax. and 9th,
ers to bo road ~ evidence on my behalf
In n ccTtiiu suit in Equity pending IN
ihe Circuit Court ~ ihs county OfPras.
ton, W herein you are defendants, ard /
am plaintiff. Ard II from any cause the
taking Of the said deposition bc not ems
inenced or that uny, or IL com 'nencod
and not concluded on That day, tho tax d.
In Of the Same will be cOntiun,d from
day To day, Or from tiino 10 time. AT the
same place AL between the Same hours
until the s"fno shall he completed.
Jno. a. +. Martin Admr Of BucNner
Fairfax deceased 10y his Counsel.
(JnO. BrnnOn
Kingwood w Va and
January 30 1891. JnO. D.. PAYNE.
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