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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-19

The Anti-Monopolists have called
a National Convention 10 meet in
Chicago, May LIST. Chicago is in
luck this year in the matter of con-
ventions. She is bound to nominate
the next President.
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Reward

LONDON, March ls.-The MARQUIS
OF Harrington, War Secretary, has
received a text of Admiral Hewitt 3
proclamation offering $1,000 for
Osman Digna's head, and has ordefed
it Withdrawn in the most judicious
manner possible: The Marquis of
harrington stated this afternoon in
b Commons that he had receive d a.
oispa:ch from admiral Hewitt ex-
planning the reason for Issuing the
proclamation. He asserted Gsman
had Killed two of his messengers, and
ne therefore considered him a n,,,r
derer. ""A
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ASK FOR TICKETS
Produce Market Report,
BUTTE, M. T., March. Il, lsS

BUTTE, NJ. T., March. Il, 1854
The following are the wholesale
prices paid by merchants aud hotel
keepers tor the commodities Ii mer'
ated, delivered from the wagous
frlce list carefully corrected every
Saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley, XXX 34.CO
per cwt.
Mill Creek. XXXX. f4.tV
percwt.
Kansas xxxx$l.5O.
Bakers, So. so.
Mill Creek, New Process, S4.uD.
Gallatin, $3.4O per cwt.
Union Mills, New Process, Cream
OF the Valley, $500
Kuoy Valley, (new process a. %.
Union Mills xxx Snow flake.
Utah Common, s3.2,
Gtah Choice, $500.
Graham, $500.
Wheat per h.. 2 cts.
Oats, $l.75@l.sl
Eutter, per TO-, 3,040 cts.
Eggs, per case, $l2.5u@ll.Go
GoIu Meal, &C.
Beef, carcass, Sc
Hav per ton, S!tGS2G
6al'ed Hay, per ton, S22 124.W
Cheese, 2)@A cts
barley, S2.3542.5O per cwt.
Drled beans, Montana, Z cts.
Mutton. 8 cts.
rork, dressed. $s9lO,ts. per III,
Veal, l21cts. per 10.
Stu@eSe. Is cJ.. par IN
van;soa ctrca+s S:@lOc
Gntckens, live, SO at $40 per dozen
Wood, $6.00@S7.
Potatoes, $1.5O Rcwt.
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"'hM!SdroN. D.l., M,rch 70
a m,'t n.k ~ a v 'li%e cont .,nins IS o
"'.a,ne! from the Tre4>urv d $500
% rn1,s oy rAui Sch'nelick. Of ph'i.
was thrown by a thief n''a-
o.e ,ndow Of u oar and sr,z. rom
c'nfederate. S;hmeiick n" u.zsa oy a
ii.s. n'' pistol aud regainine tns Mr. Mr.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-19

It is said George c. Gorham is out
of politics. II the Republicans were
assured politics Was out of George c..
Gorham the news would be more
gratifying. There is a power of mis-.
chief to his party in the brain Of the
irrepressible Gorham,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-19

There are again rumors Of Glad
stones contemplated resignation.
Disagreement with the Cabinet in
regard to Egyptian matters is the
cause assigned.
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independently Re publican Conven
ton.

PROVIDENCE. March 18.-An In
dependent Republican State Cow n
ton assembled here this morning
with delegates representing half 'he
State. Hon George H C"rlrss Was
nominated for Governor, but has not
yet announced whether be will &C.
cept. Adjourned until Tomorrow.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-19

Although we have less porkers
than people, we have more than any
other country on earth. We have
almost a sheep apiece and more
milch cows than all British cattle
together. Allowing five people to
the family, we have one horse to each
family, and n mule for
every thirty inhabitants. In
view Of the fact that our increase of
population does not exceed 1,5OO,0O
annually, and that the increase of
domestic animals exceeds 4,0G, 900
the question arises, what Is to be
done with the latter surplus If for
eign countries put an embargo upon
their importation? This question is
one which domestic and political
economists must. solve before long.
Of course there is a way Of reducing
the animal census should there
be danger Of overcrowding, as indi-
Gated by the present rate of increase,
tut as the product of the soil must be
proportionately decrea ed the ques
ton of finding an outlet for our sur
plus animal products will soon. be-
come a prominent one.
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Sullivan is willing to try conclu-
sions with Thompson, the Cleveland
giant. If he can "best" him Thomp-
son will be the first Ohio man
downed in many a day.
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Sbaron's letters to Miss Hill are
now being brought up in evidence
against him. When will statesmen
learn they should never write let
fors9
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Prospective Promotion.

WASHINGTON, March '8.-There
seems to be no Il, ubt that Col. D avid
5. Stanley, OF the Twenty-second In
fanfry, will succeed Gen. Mackenzie
as brigadler general.
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ANIMAL CENSUS.

According to a report recently
presented to the Commissioner of
Agriculture by the Stati.tician of
the Agricultural Department, the in
crease of do,uesti animals in the
United States, during the year 1883,
amounts to over 1900, 600. The
following table is interesting as
showing the increase of the different
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-19

VIM. Coleman & Co., agents for
wall and wedge tents. Full supply
of all sizes on hand. 22dtf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-19

It is said Attorney Genera Brew
ster has the hoof and mouth disease.
brought on by quitting bis foot IN
itH too often.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-18
COUNTY NOTES.
AURORA.


Our little town has boon tho theator o,
some very enjoyable events during the
holidays. one OF the grandest Successes
of tie season was a Leap Year party
given 10y Miss EStoll' Rideuour to her
innulnerable niendS ON New Years eve.
This WAS something out side of tho us
ual machine style OF parties. The ladies
accompanying tn gentlemen to snd from
the party, and the whole affair reflects
great credit on the mir young hostess
The manner in which she amused and
enteitai n guests could not havo
been surpassed. The guests were a. fol>
flows Miss Gertio Rector and Ollie Rid
enour, Florence StartzmRn and John
Woiring. Cora Wilson, Harry Shaflor,
Belle Loar. Charley Trotter. Estella Rid.
enour, and Milo Trottcr. Flora Stemplo,
j. Albert Shafler, Priscilla wotring,
Willy Roth.
Mary, little daughter of Obed Shafior
living two miles below town, died of that
dreadful desease, diphtheria, on Dec 81.
The parents and friends have the SYM
pathies OF the eutire community but why
should they mourn a. those who have no
hopeY Christ has said "sutier little chill q
dren to co:ue unto mo and forbid them
not, for OF such Is tho Kingdom of heav>
en- Instead of grievinR we should re-
ioice that this pure young life has been
snatched from the cares and temptations
OF this cruel world. Her stay on earth
was 10 short that tue look of heaven
never left her face. Gone i'm the mosaIpg
and thCro is no night thoro. "
David Ridonour has been spending "A
couple OF weeks with his daughter, Mn.
Hattie Ros'eY, at Oakland, Md.
Miss Media Roth, a beautiful and vi
vacious young lady. who has been in
Baltimore for some time, arrived hero
Wednesday evening, and is quito onad>
diuon to our social circle, aud we hope
her stay with us may he long and pleas
ant.
Tn" youth and beauty of this place lon
town FridTy evening 'or tho purpose of
attending the Literary at Eglon. They
sang morrily as they passed along, ism,
/. jolly with your sweetheart riding N a
sled"
a. M. Pnulee Is teaching very intor-
esIing German class here with IS pupils
enrolled.
X. -. Burke, a graduate OF the oberln
College. will teach writing school at ule
| Grange Hall school house.
Say, what on Garth has become of ~ /.
oqucut "Perscrosa ?" Como whore the
''wood bino :winoth," eh.
\ bright and prosperous year for the
ARGUS RKPuGRz
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-18
TERRA ALTA.

Nothing much Of iutcres. going on here
We hsye a regular snow blockade here.
This Is the seveIes, storm we hive e1p,f-
fenced here.
The w. q. s. s. y Association meeting
vas meagrcly attended.
Where IL our Building Association !
Don't let her fail Every enterprise here
must succecd.
We ought TO have an Association Ia
prevent cruelty 10 suimsls. We hear that
a certain mpil carrier chopped the ice
from bis horses legs with O hotchc. tbc
other morning.
Mr.. Elitor, THE remark IL current
THE ARGUS is the best paper published Ia
This county. il is true HAT there bss been
wonderful improvement made upon o,
lately, ard your editorial in last weeks IS
cue should be favorlbly considered by
every Democrat No one saould fuse IN
lend bis support 10 the paper - II Is fully
deserving II support. Stand nm to-
revenue reform and straight Dem
Ocratic ticket. NJ fusion. LIT the
enemy fight among tbom-clyes.
No more dictstirg 10y Rad
icsls what we should DO. Al honorable
d.icni is better than a mixed victory.
The red sunsets, we think arc s'gn Of
Republican corruption,
FREQURSr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-18

e., ~ have made an arrrgcment with
the Iuhl'-nc-s by which we can offer, to
Snv d'-irar CD srb.criba, aud scndiog
th,.r 'user ,,''u tUrcr'h IA 2, in-uish
with the ra'rfy r. "a h.>Unrl >-", IN e.
craving, ,.r f'.ntg.ot "a. ou.c,, l,lc
baby ever ,c''.
The price vt ne magazine. rrt . fml
size cut pap r-',rrr each r., 90 i s 40
year w oil supply az, go e JJ's
Ledy's 10, ooN ycN TT 8pN
The February nuo,b,r OF Democrats
Monthly is both Instructive and entertain
ing. Tho seilsl bY Mrs Champr,v T.
continued, ami shorter stories ave contrib
uted by Eleanor KIRK, Hope Ledysrd,
Carlot,s Perry, aud Miss L, II. Checs-
borsugh, Among the readable articles arc
The Yellowstone National Park The
French Shakespeare ana The Medieval
Mystery OF the Passion Play Jenny
Juue contributes Life in New York and
the various departments are we'll nnled.
The PImpeiisn Maiden, iue steel en-
craving, forms tbo fronti.picce. and there
are other admirable Illustrations.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-18
PERSONAL.

j. A. Ranuer dropped in ard subscribed
for the ARGUS last Saturday.
II. c. Neutrality-suspicious.. in town two
days this. week, taking revenue reform.
Miss LAURA Rig, Of Morgsns Glade,
was visiting. frierds in town over Sunday.
Gus SasfIer snd.wife, go. Tunuoltou.
were visiting at Sheriff Thomass on
Sunday.
b p. Wbetsell,s JeffeIsoniSn Democrat.
of Portland district, gave US plessan,
call on Monday.
J. ]. Cooke, Of Hpwesville, has been
suffering for some time past, with an at
tact of i, hlmmstory rheumatism.
The Hon Wllism G. Brown is oonva-
descent, and his friends. hope.thst he may
yet live 10 see many more winters.
Cadet Thomas, who had been visiting
his home here since Christmas, returned
to school at MorGsulowu last Saturday.
DR.. Kramer and Chss. Hopkins return
ed TO Morgantown last Saturday after
spending more than wee at this place
Wesley EVERY, sonIot Lewis Everly, a
stauuch Democrat, Ut Rockville, gave us
n pleasant and profitable call ON Saturday
last.
Henry Rickleman. at present employ
ca as an engineer on the Plttsburg and
Couneisville railroad, was visiting his
father near Howeeville, last week
j. &. simpson,:o Fellowsville, was in
town on Friday and gave us a pleasant,
call. Mr Simpson has, for some years
past, been an sgen. for The Aul,man
Taylor Manufacturing Co., OF Mansfield,
Ohio, and he has succeeded in introducing
a great deal of farm machiacry into this
and cdJ0riniog counties.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-18
ROWIESBURG.

There ia excellent sloighing here and the
young folks are eni lying thomselvrs ion
mensely.
Tnm Green and Pete Heuly were prn-
enadipg our sirects few days lsst week
Mlfs Maggie Moilcs, from Ouio, is visit
ing al theircsiieuce Of her sls;cr, Mrs z
Reynolds.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John JickSon aud Mrs. II
Grimee, who were visiting fricLds IN King.
wood, returned home last week ~
Miss Sadie Dumiro, from Ct. George. i,
whiting ri nds in this city.
j. Cunin and Ralph Smith left on
Monday To resume s'udies at Rock Hill
Collrge, Eil.cott CIV. Meryl.nd.
hiss Liza Cockrun, pot Piedmont, il welt
ny h,rs3sler, Mrs J0r Ellicott.
A Literary cicty vas organ ID ON
Saturday evening The 18Th list at III,
tchool house. There wac quite . crowd
in atlcudarcc. Prof. w s. Bnylcs wss
elected President aud VI. Conin Sccre
inry. commi'ieo' on programme wa
appointed by the chaitman consisting Of
Messrs 4. f. McMilen, ". j. Conf 40
Mics Ella Googheghn. A committee a.
draft by laws and constitution WAC nlso
appointed by the chairman, consisting Of
Mr. WIN. Virdcn end Miss B!ddie Cd
more.
A y. Saunders, Of Union district.
bu'chcred on Dc. "a, 1888, a hog that
weighed 562 los. He also butcberod COW
that weighted 749 lbs. jacob Suyder =
tbs place buIchered 8 hogs weighing 1903
pounds.
Supt. Frederick, visited our school Fri.
day and held all Il EDUCATIONAL meeting the
same night. SNow DROP, IMPROVED.
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COUNTY COURT.

This Court convened on Monday AFTER
noon. Present, Chas. NJ. Bishop and II.
Clay IIaEans. Commissioner James X.
Smoot was absent ON account OF sickness,
ROAD BUSINESS.
Road from county road, near Gee, Spi-
ker's to ivtersect tho Crab Orchard road
near Martin DeberrY's-John Dcai, Jacob
Spiker and Allen FIankhouser appoint
ed 10 vi'w this route for county road.
VIM. Smith was appointed Surveyor in
| precinct No, Grant District, vice l.. j.
! Rogers who WAS removed.
Philip ID. Wolf WAS app Jinted Survey
! or In precinct No. /, Union District, vice
J Ohm 4. wilt, who resigned.
Boadsirom Jacob Feathers TO II. 81.
| Fields Mill-order entered herein on
October lst, roscindcd, end ordered that
tho special surveyors appointed do no
further work on this road.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chas. N. Bishop was elected President
Of the Court.
jonas Frlukhousor having boon assoss.
cd with Z AFRO Of land in Brandonv!;lc.
dored stricken from the land book, and
lhr. hero 30 refunded To Frarkhouscr
81 10, taxes heretofore paid on said land
Tax on tho b q O. Il. r. was appor-
toned among the several district as fol q.
lows: Kingwo5d, Sj7,6l3 G5; Reno ,SI25.-
G96 20 Lyon, $li2,O5s bs; Portland,
S26s,9lO %; Union. sOs go 23-total 1868,
SO AZ.
Samuel NJ Shaner was granted relief
rom excessive valuation on II acres in
Lyon district made V thc reassess ment :;
and the value was reduced from $355 IN
$3.50, and excessive taxes refunded.
Harmon Tr!cHctt was granted license TO
keep tave IN 1T Gladcsvi!le.
The order Of the Court made 1T tire Oc-
tober term was modified SO as To allow
tho Baptists the privilege of holding
church in the Court House Hall.
Martin l.. ShafIer was granted re'iei
from erroneous assessment, ho being
charged with a tract OF 800 acres whereas
it should be but 200.
Third settlement OF William Mckee.
executor II Michael Beeghley, was con-
firmed
An order was made allowi * the King
wood Dramatic Society, the Wool Grow
or's Association. political meetings, etc,
to use the Court house, under certain
certain prescribed regulations M to in
surance, etc.
a ru!o was entered against William r.
Birch, admir- OF james Bnrcb, decd to
appear at next torn, 10 show cause why
nc should not give new JOnd with more
sufficient security.
Bids we're put ia for keeping the Poor
house, by y. q. Conner. Harry Feather.
X. p, Shaw, John A. Fswcett, and Mrs.
Persis a. Ch.lds. Corners was 81 10
per paupcr per week, Feathers 81 30.
Chids's 81, Shaw's 81 40. and Fawcetrs
8; 49,. All tic bids were rejected and
contract made with Mr.. Conner to keep
tho house ill June ] {, at 81 30, . order
that the year might close at a moro con
veuient Period.
4 number Of accounts were received
and filed To- he allowed st July term.
Tho Court adjourned Tuesday veniug.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-18
RENO DISTRICT.

We have been having excellent sloigh
Ing here tue past week
1, X. Mottingly gave his scholars a
spelling school one evening last week
twas pleasant affair
l.. W. Wilson uttoudol the quarterly
meeting at Pleasant Grove last Saturday
and Sunday week
Messrs a. III Wilson and James Conn
took in scenes In Grafton few days ago.
Edward Brmnpu, n former resident, OF
this vicinity, but VOW, of Conceivable,
Pa, is visiting here.
Rev. BumgIrdner is holding series
'oi Interesting meetings nj Israel church.
We arc sorry TO learn ul the Illness of
our esteemed friend, Rev. BEDFORD.
Tho cold snap, "A week or two ago.
caused all tt s,Nmuis in this section ia
cease operations.
Miss Nancy MCGEE, wSo has hoen sur-
iering for some timo with scrorIla, IL
somewhat better.
Miss Retta Lawrence il homo from an
extended visit to Folowsvillo.
We hopo, "Pus." "Iofugcu" and
"Snnwdrops' may all secure u husband
ore the Leap Year closes.
fCoAHONTAs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-18
CARD

NR EDIT r, Dear Sr:-We noticed an
article In your paper written from Gran
csyille, and signod 'Passum SCRIBE which
caels unfavorable, reflections on School
No %, Portland district. Hc says the
room lie oDlJ 10 feet fquire, and ne con
tents are three beuchcg, bucket and tin
cup. II be bad not been blind I've could
have seen the stove. We beg leave 10 in
form The very knowing gentleman that
the room wos not built for q school b, use.
sus II Is simply a part Of dwelling. The
room re- amply large for toe school, and
IL has been supplied with deck, cnair, and
blackboard by Mr. TltchnrL That gen
ileman furnishes The room freo Of rent.
with the understanding hat toe Board
viii build o house n,xt summer. We need
q school house very bodly here Mr.. r..
has done much for The comfort Of the
scholars, and is deserving Of much credit
So II Passam Scribe will attend 10 HE
CrauesvIlie afsirr, We will try % get o..
long here. We do not need his assistance
10 any way. FRr1z G..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-18
1VDEPFNDPNCE.

The very cold weather having shatcd
somewhat we thought We would venture
another letter from tins quarter OF tho
globe.
Last sunday night week was So cold
that thermometer column went down So
low il hss not been seen since, we
presume II is In China 10y this time.
Misses WoodnU aud Ssllio Froau,, re-
turned Lat saturday from thcir pleasant
visit among iricnds IN KmCwood
The Lyon district Teachers Institute
helG a so~Sioo last saturday ut NeVvburg.
The at;endeuoc was good consdorlng tho
iuclemency Of the weather. Much good
Is b6eing derived from this Institute.
The next session will bc held at Indie
pondcnce, saturday Jan. 2lst.
Rev. stout. President Of the W. Va.
Conference, NJ. y. churcl preached tn
large congregation at this place last sun
day. TeNt,"No other church but mine"
"Jonnie June, what did Won moan bv
saying tho oloctum OF the town." was
at tho Misses Wrighrs partvr We hoard
Of N cssrs Il. j. Sud.L. ID. being there
and we don't understand those two 70 ba
the electum o. the town.
Frank w. and viii y. whore was Otd
Bird going with a sled hitchod To- her.
sunday loul must nave gone good
ways, OF the girls kept You rather llto,
Tor we hoard slcighbolls coming down tho
Evansville pike about 3 n. IN. ncAt morn
ing.
Tho young men have protmctod thOir
prayer meeting at this place, They hope
great good may be accomplished.
Mr.. J. Frean Gll, Il his leo house last
Tuesday with beautiful leo IA ON tho mill
dam at this place.
W ho is going TO have the first Leap
Year partyH
Mrs LYDIA SCOTT.
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LOCUST GROVE.
ICoAHONTAs

Christmas aad New Years arc past and
we take up our pencil again to give you
mo news
Our tescHtr; Mr.. BTsn0r. trsated Tho
young tolks to spelling match last Fri
""y night
henry SmEcr Is visiting nj Sugar Walls
ioY' john o'Niel. ofGibcons Glade, was
through hero buying cattle this wcoh.
"o' rye Srikoi Jr., has his house rcady
'oI raising
Mr. "uh Mrs Marshall IIi'oman. OF
''''9"''B arc WISHING at Mr.. Isaac
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NorInErL cnnnIron..

To ire Creditors OF stephen B6Iyard.
JT.. Goaedsod
In pursuance 10 decree Of the Circuit
Court Oi th" County Of Preston. made iu
cause therein pending, to subject tno
reil estate Of the said stephen BolyarI.
d. to the payment of his debts, YOU pro
rcqu red 10 prcsJut your claims against
the estate NJ tho said stephen BoIynrd
Jr. for adjudication To- +. j. Crpgtu. Com
missioner at bis office 40 The said county.
ON or before the 18Th day of Fcbruni Y
next.
Witness Smith Crane. Cork oc said
Court This. l2.h day Of January 1885,
lis Ct SMITH erase, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-18
Literary Note

Il IS noarly 6fy Eve years since the
fret is.uo Of the oldest hmedcan magazine
a. pcared, and That 10 has sutyived iu ihat
p,ri d the disastrous irGucrccs q parics.
and lauerly the immense competition Of
m g,zinc literature, is % striking iluslfa-
ton OF the theory that The finest sufyiv g..
II would be dnicuit 90 fad through ont
our broad lon ID village or lamiet so email
that some therein do not remember
GoccY's Lsdy's Book Gray haired man
mad women remember II o. an entertainer
sh. n their hearts were young, and young
people associate 10 with ibrir fret intro
duCtion 90 stories II romance, Add toe
rising generation Goj 60 ss pure and inter
csurR os dbl be- plron's. az, az ils grand
parents Did 10 days long pact. II spcsks
WCll for 5, and our people, that notwith
standing tho enormous onJrs made by
the publishers of The numerous "penoy
deatfuls, II h.ds ouch large patronage.
and bcIi'v wig 'hat some Of our rosders
would l.kcto renew their acquaintance
WITH tbe old mag zine Chat, by the way,
Is ~ bright and interesting as any publish
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PLEASANT HILL.
JIM g FRED

The ARGUS is a welcome visitor o, cry
Saturday. We differ with you political
~, but we must say that we like to read
your paper, because IT is newsv
joe. Taylor wax visiting friends in
Valley district lust week.
W. u. rramcr and Michlcl S. itch
mel were at CIarKsuurs, on business, last
week.
Our schools, in this vicinity, arc in q
nourishiug condition.
Supeiimlrud.nt Frederick " visiting
schools ho @ last wook.
East SIDE.
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NOTICE 80 cREDIlnRt-

r" tNc Crcdiiore 81 Thomas -. Harris.
decreased:
IN pursuru"" - % . '"roo or tho Circuit
Cour nf thr C.uutv or ro-tpn. ui,dc IN
q c'us" therein poud'uV. - subject the
ronl estate "i W." said Thomas u. lGnrre
I" ih" p'vW"n' al lbs debts, Won IRE 90
qriIcd ~ pr"eC"' your claims apdnst thr
CSt't" NJ iho said Thomas T.. Harris Tor
adju 'ictipn 10 Suii'h Crane. Commits
sipucr. 1T hi office iu salt county. ON ar
before the zG,h day 81 February next.
Witucss, Smith Crane. CLERK or said
Court this 18th day Of January 1884.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-18

We are having excellent s'ciglinp
here and tho bows and girls arc on tIo 20
from morn till eyc.
a Literary was organized at Gordou's
school house a short limo since,
Geo. Graham g., teaching as good
school.
The ordinance ~ baptism was admin
isiotod by Rev, ID. Rodgers instead Of
Boycrs as was reported o weoE or two
ago
The holidays were dull in this vicinity.
Tho ARGUS should be- in the hands VI
every Democu lin he county.
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