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UNION, RENO Dist.

4 gentlemen being called upon Ia
mako q speech in ono OF tho schools o,
this district said ~ say ! say I',c
nothing to say" Is this true, mabel
Clare2"
The good sioighiug IS spoiled much 10
tho regret Of the young people.
Misses Carrie aud Eta Iinn wcro vis-
fling here Va { week.
Mr.. Spider and wifi. Of Auora. who
were visiting In this section, have re-
turned home.
Elisha Sidwell has moved from Long
Creek to Sandy Creek.
Not long since ono Of lho renowned or.
ators Of the Union Society whose ora
torical powers are only oqualed by those
Of mighty orators ofaucieut Greece, ask
cd one % the FellowsviIlo girls TO come
up and hear him debate. Tho young
lady ought 30 como. She would cen
tainly enjoy literary treat.
Yos wo have the war paint on, and
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have already given tho war whoop and
PATSY Doodle" no doubt win act A. our
second.
We wish TO say T. the Grant district
correspondent that we have heard owls
boot before WI ON routed. We shall not
be backed down by their boots or the
f'sil arguments they set forth In the eol>
umns OF the Journal why the county seat
should not be moved nom kiugwood q
she fails to get railroad. Tho greater
part OF the litigation OF this county comes
n ON the railroad aud south " II. Tho
people here say "A railroad To- kingwood
must Ice built or the County Scat shall
be taken away from that plaSe.
"MNble Clare" should be careful what
ho says about tho Union Society.
PoCAuoNrAs.
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INDEPENDENCE

The hills that have been covered with
snow for the past month are now to b.
seen naked and bare with every appear
ance of spring.
Tue prolracied meeting at this place is
still III progress with the best success.
May the good work so on, until every
one is brought into the fold of Christ.
MIR. Lewis, the new settler, who pur
chased farm Of A, j Ki"kard last sum
mer, is shipping some fiuo logs To New
York.
Miss Lena Wright, who has beeu visit
ing Trends and relatives for tho past week
IN Kugwood, returned Thursday.
Died. last week, Tasso, dog bolong
ing to VIM. King. His death was caused
10y some person or persons giving him
poison. Poor Tasso is no more. Nav
his bones rec; in peace until they return
TO their original dust.
The sleiehing snow Is gone, and we i'm
aglno We can hear the girls SAYING a.
they brush tho muu fromlIheir feet wish
sleighing would last slways and | wish
Moore wo Ih come IL il Cost-lo! a dol
lar.
a. M f. w. and II. f. thinks tho
Evansville girls little bupchce of roses.
and of course th,ms cur sentiments too.
Hnrah for Rockville correspondent,
Hu is N brick aud needs Moore PEE.
Give Vi Il. u TO Klngwood g .ins'
mex Court, or we will sink in those big
mud holes on the pike getting there.
That ia big question askel by the
MorgantOwn Poet. and some nf those on
ergetIc citizens Of KIngwoOd ought TO be
trying to solve It.
Send on the old reliable Democratic pa
per that is g wing such unbJnnded sa,is-
faction throughout the county. Lot every
Democrat in the county subscribe for IL.
Mrs. LYDIA SCOTT.
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PERSONAL.

Geo. A. Kelley. of Grant district gave
us & call last Thursday.
Roy c. Stone and Miss Belle Albright
spent Sunday at Mr.. Stones fathers, Jas.
l.. Stone.
Miss "Pet" Elliott has gone to 81.
George to teach music. She will be absent
two or three months.
NJ. Parsons, one Of the prominent men,
Of Tucker county, spent two oiphree days
here last week on business.
Miss Nollie Monroe has gone on a
lengthy visit among relatives and friends
in Harrison and Lewis counties.
John r. Geddes, proprietor of the St.
james Hotel, made a nyiug trip to Nor
gantOwn on Sstu day returning on Sunday.
Enos Lantz- Of Austen, spen; Sunday In
town. He came down 10 see the folks at
home, ana that other party-we must
not give him away.
Samuel Livingood and his son Francis
two staunch Democrats OF Pleasant dis
trict, called - see us on Monday, and sub
scribcd for our paper.
Squire Mckee, of Btaudonville, was
visiting at Jsmes II. CAROLS two days
last week. We acknow ledge a pleasant
= III firm, hfr, ,,.ltl.
w. G. Brown. Jr drove over TO Nor
Gantown ON Saturday and returned on
Monday accompanied by his wife who bad
been visiting relatives at that phase Tor a
week
Geo. Rslphsnyder, of Mnnongslis coun.
~, who spent day or two here lsst week,
returned home on Thursday accompanied
by his brother l. c. Rslpbspyder, Eco, of
this place
j s.ph A. Miller, Of Tunuelion. gave us
\ pleasant Call on Saturday. lie came
down to town to bc pr, sent a, the meeting
# the tx soldiers or this district which
VAS held that day.
Col Cooper is in town and has deliver
cd two very interesting lectures this
week. On Monday evening he spoke
very eloquently on the subject, "a plea
for the fallen, and on Tuesday evening
he unmasked Chicago. He Is a speaker
OF no ordinary ability.
Frank Manowp, OF Charleston, arrived
here last "Wednesday evening ON a , left to
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. James Ii. Ms-
nown. Frank is at present engaged In
m'rchantiling II Charleston, aud is doing
good business. His many friends here
were glad 10 grasp him 10y the hand again.
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70 the Crcd,toqS. OF Stephen Dollard,
w., duocuscd
Ia pursuance 81 ~ locpco OT the Ctr,uit
Court OF the County oi Preston. u'udo la
y cause thoroiu pouaMu. to subject tho
ro7l estate oi thv sut 'Stophcn BoIynra
~. To the paymoui oi ht, debts, YOU arc
rclu rod To pro~ont your timms against
the estate of the said Stonben BniyHrd,
Jr. for adjudication la L. J. Crngau. Com
nussiouGr ut hi, oIlic" in tho said county,
ON On before the 18TH Gay OF February
uoNt.
Witness. Smith CIcno. Clorl> o. SAID
Court thiS. l2ih day Of January lNSL
LIS 90 SNurU 'CRNNE, Clmk,
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sOLDIER,S REUNION.

Pursuant 10 announcement number
Of the Cxsoldicrs Of Kingwood District
met al Kmg NoOd on Saturday, tho 2Ad
inst. Capt, j seph NJ. Goodwin was elect
Cd chairman, and MIR. VIM. NJ O Daw-
son wes r. quesl ed To bet as secretary
The question Of permanent rgauiza-
lion of the * soldicrs of the county, aud
of Il Reunion during the summer was
discussed informally by Mcssrs. Joseph a
Miller, j. Nj. Goodwin, Leroy Shaw, J. W.
l3. frObridge, John y. Pell, Jimeson Sni
der, james f. Murdock, aud others; all o
whom agreed that 1t was desirable to have
such organic iiion aHd such Reunion.
The folio" ing resolves were unanimous
ly adopted
ResOlvsd.--hy the cxsoldiers OF X lng-
wood Disuict, In meeting assembled
That we earnestly fGv,r the organic ,lion
of the * soldiers of Preston County into
District companies which shall form a
county regiment.
RrsUlvrd, That VIC earnestly r,qucGt
the tx-suldirrs Of all the other dist lets
Lo meet Cf they have not already done 500
and Orgsniz; In, msclvcs into district com.
paniet; aud tn It IA soon az each district
company Is permanently org ,niz'd, the
cadtains and lieutendants thereof do meet
and arrange foI soldiers reunion and
meeting of the Preston Redgmcnt, at such
time and place as they shall think best.
Resolved, That a meeting Of the OK
soldiers Of KingwOOd District be called TO
assemble AT klngwood on WaShIngiun's
Birthday, February %, 1884, a, O'clock
p. m, sharp, 10 elect officers of the King
wood District Company that the chair
man n this meeting do appoint a CON
mittec Of one in each sub district TO ob
ain the names Of all The * soldiers liy-
ing IN the district.
Resolved. That The pr. ce,dirgs Of this
meeting be published in THE ARGUS, the
Journal, and the Enterprise
The committee appointed under ihe
third resolve, ~ above, consists Of the
following named ex-sOldiors
Sub district No /, James H. Murdu ok
2. John D. Elliott; 3. Juo G. PeIs 4. j..
r. Rhodes 3, Jimeson Snidr 6, l. roy
Shaw 2, Benz. Conley 8, Jos. A. Mil
er .. J. B. McGinis 10, VIM. u. Sni
der II Noah Gross II George HaIm
~, @. w Moncar.
VIM. NJ. o. Dawson, Sccy.
New BURG Fan a. - The Exsoldiers
Of Lyon district met ip Allens IIsll Sat
urday February 2, 1884, at 2 p, N. On
motion r Lanhsm was chosen ehai4msu
and J. j. Stuck Sec After the obiac, of
the meeting had been stated, It was order
ed thst a committee 81 u be appointed
for the purpOsr Of securing The attend
sDce OF every ExSoldir 10 the district at
The Dcxt meeting. Committee consists of
The folio wig named persons ID ~
Simontou, Cornelius Pile, Frank Candy,
i L.nbsm, y doc Llnbum, .nes Jack
son, T. HUgRnp, Frank Brand, Jno. g
Shaw, W n Brand, Juo..A. Perrin Cal,b
Piles, T.. n orr, ChsrI j ssop. Henry
- ,lyard, Thos. Pen and I.'ac Cries on
motion, it was orderd that meeting bc
held Al Newburg. Saturday, March iF,
1884 10 9 p ID for u purpose Of clccIug
'fIiceIf SC On m.tioB, The county pa
pcrs we're q1est,d % publish the pro
crediugs Of THE m citing. NJ farther
business appearing tho meeting apjour
Cd. T. Lanbam, Pres.
II Stuck, 5
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IN all persons holding lien. o., pav-
mort pl uthol wise on the ul estate or
any part thereof at John 3. l'nwrcrt:
I'm pursuance e. % d., Voc vt Tho G. rcuit
Court OF Preston ccuu'v. made I'm a can ~c
therein tCnding, to subject tho ron. estate
Of The sid John \. luwc"tt to tho satl &C.
faction of the litnS thcroou. Won nrc hero
ny requested tn present all claims held
10y you and cn"h NJ YOU rpuinsi tlin s,i,l
John \, Fawcctt, which nro lions On hi4
tod estate or any part at ID. tor niulica-
ton go me ut my office iu two town of
kmgWooa In Said county, ou Nr lniore
tho - h day Of February neNt
Given uudormy hand this 2I.t dav Of
January, 1884.
SMITH CRANE,
%. Comm. siouor
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NnTlCE TO CREnI1nRs

To the Creditors of Thomas u Harris,
dCConscd
In pursuance To- a dCcvco of tEo Circuit
Nour ot the County ct Preston. made in
cause therein Hcudng. tp subject the
real estate ui ths said rhomps D.. Harms
1" the payment ct his doh'~, Nuu prc 10
qNlred Ca present Wu olu.m~ opNiuet go,
CStNtc az tho said lhQmn- H. uauI~ t.i
adjudication Co Smith CttnC. 'umml~
si"uor, Vt h uihco 'u sai county. ou uI
bctoi' the 10th day vi I,Drua~y ucSt
Witness. S'"Th Crane. Clcr, nr said
Court this l2th day otJgwunry lSSI
~ ~ NMlIm OWN NlNLL.
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NNnNN rO CREplrNRs.

To the cfv1uors oi ! I'm VI. Wuut,cu.
deceased, Ur e. t t.trti.f'stN
You are hereby n ,tit..d th.u tttNc tt-
quest ot Nilhuu 20 MHr.~,il. N.hi.t~
traitor NJ john 81 Wh"t,rl ID .....-rl. /
havo appointed .Lv lSu, day o' r,'. rusiv
1871, at my oa.'v IN \ilCwnr'. I.,.-..n
county, West Virginia, "a t,. u,.v. trtl
place fNr receiving prnNf oG ,ubt~ ur lr.
mauds against = 40 dNctSluuV or his c..
tate. at Wh'.huHn uo 40 .Ve N,u tto re-
quirCd 20 atlvud.
Given rndcr my hand this III day 81
January, 1881.
JoNErlt n, HAWTHORNE,
Com. ot Accounts f,r
l-ll dt Preston Co., W. Va.
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An excursion pirty from y slon
Mass., will be in Coslburg the first Of
next month. The party will consist Of
prospective settlers and others interested
10 Tie malerIal d.valopment Of our s,ate
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NOrlCE Tn rAKll nnrnsIrLnNs
SMITH CRANE,
Commit siouor.

70 Mary NJ. wit, Elm 4. Wit, Ollie
&. VIII Anna y. wit, W.lhm Mckee
and William Thomm, Executors etc.
and elisha Thomns, administrators olc.
Take notice that shall, ON The 18th
day Of February, 1891, at Ningwood,
Preston county, West Virginia, M the
oilico of Joseph n Hawthorne, Commits.
sionor of the Circuit COURT. brtwoon tho
hours of "a, ~. aud g p. m. ot hat day.
proceed to take Dispositions OF Wn,. Me-
Kec and olhors to be road as evidence ON
my behalf iu a c"tiu suit i'm Equity
pending tho Circuit Court iu tho cnun-
" e Preston whorcin You are Defend,
snts and ain ploiuui. And " FROM any
cause tho taking 90 tho said deposi IONS
be not commenced ON that edav, Oi #
COmmoncpri and Rot couriadcd on .ti,sl
day no taking Of the same will ho cons
tinncd from duv Ia day or from tiue ~
time q, tho same place aud botNoen an
Same hours until the sunio shalt so rom
plctod.
Il. W. DUNN, Guardian etc.
By his Counsel,
Kingwood, Jan 30, - i. } CHoaAN.
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From March Al, 1870, to June 3Olh,
1889, the government expended ou river
and hnrbor improvements S103 700, 45I,
of which West Virginia got 81, 3s7, Gss.
Democrats can't possibly get along
without th"ir county org.n. Those who
| are not taking The ARGUS ehould call and
subscribe at one, or place dollar bill In
an envelope and direct to ARGUS King
wood, w. Va
--Last Thursday was big day at Phil
ippi. Il was the day on which the formal
opening Of their railroad took place.
Speeches by several prominent citizens
were made. About two thousand people
were in town.
Andrew s. MCN4re and wife OF near
BrUceioD gave social entertainment 10
the young folks Of Brnceton and vicinity
one evening last week which was a very
Pleasant affair. a correspondent wrote
us giving the particulars, but we received
the too late for insertion.
The question 'ResolVed that the flu
turc prosperity Of cur country demands
the continuation of the Republican party
in power" was discussed at Crauesville
last Saturday evening week. Edmund
Messenger, of Terra Alta, appeared on the
negative, and gtincd every one of hls points
easily
The walls Of the ODD stone hotel bull d.
ding on The c'sner Of Main sod Price
streets were pushed down last Thursday,
lest thcymgS, foli upon aod bury some pas
ser by. The debris ought 60 be cleared
away, and good LGilding erected on that
corner. 1: is the best location In town for
business room.
Petroleum wells TO the number OF
1850 were put down in 1888; against
$3.50 10 1852. aud $3.50 in 1881. 10 1893
245 dry holes were fouod. against 100 in
1882, showing thst the Limits Of the Jif
fereut oil fields are now pretty we'll de-
fined, and the proprietor who goes out
eide Of them has a pretty good chance
to fail In striking oil
The latest 10 marital circle was ,be
uniting In holy bonds, last Thursday. Of
Felty stouebrsker, Esq, and Mrs. Jane
shrout The happy couple came 10 town
about 4 O'Clock p. m. and proceeded at
once 70 the residence Of the Rev. Graham
where the knot was tied. After the cere-
mony had been performed, the welded
pai=, accompanied by few special friends
repaired to the commodious residence Of
Jim StonCbrsker where brilliant recep
ton was given the same evening In honor
Of the bride aud groom.
Charles Stones team ran away last Tues
day. He was coming down toe town hill
and meeting q drove Of hogs, one OF the
horses took fright, jumped back wards, and
broke The neck yoke. This let the tongue
upon The ground, frightened the OIL er
horse, and both begin 70 kick snd run.
They soon detached themselves from the
wagon, aud ran down Main Street al q
rapid & Hop. They were caught before
they g 4 out Of town. The wagon was
badly smashed up. One Of the horses wac
in the team which ran away with Mr.
stones father last fall 40 account Of which
was given IN IHE ALGUs at The time It
occurred.
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Observation-Disclosures

To residents OF ltis colinty-One Y ear
tir00 in advance $3.50 IL not paid for ,
advance; six months, 10; four months,
DC cents.
10 non residents 0ftke oottiify-one year,
81, l5--the 10 cents extra being charged
o prepay po8.age;- six months, 20 cents,
Shrve months 90 cents.
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--Mlwaukco las more saloons iu pro
portion 90 population that any other city
in The country.
u w. Warner viii dIlg5r a temper.
ercc lecture 10 the Presbyterian omc
'hr place, r'v Tlarday ,v nirR, y D.
14
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Buckner FairG'x's Admir-.


80 John ". Gusornan, Administrator
of Elizabeth L. Fairfax, deceased, Goo.
w. fairfax, T.. Is Y. Fairfax BENJAMIN
T.. Fairfax, John 4. Fairfax, Maria V
'orgau Hnd -- Morgan her husband
Sarah NJ. Arnold and Erwin Arnold hor
husband, Annie l.. Helms aud James
II. Helms hrr husband. Mary H.. ConIov
and George COnley her husband. Charles
W. Fairfax, Buckner u. Fairfax Com
modore y. Fairfax, James - Fairfax
Isaac i. Martin, Gregg = Nickcrv and
Charlie, T. Nick"rv her husband, Strph
II. Fairfax ltliz bath r.. .~,'oit and =. NJ.
scott her husband Jno. 4. T.. Marin.
Marc"lius L Martin Oliver H. W Mar
tim Andrew J Martin Jnhu A. Cordcr
Albert Cnrlcr.Julm 4 li-sc, aud Gins.
w, liS' cy nor husband ana Alphoug f..
naN Wpud Ttte notice uiu shall on
thc 900 div Oi E'prutry 1881 u Is mV.
WOO Preston CO4uty. Mc-t Virginia, at
the "liicn oI j 'srrh ~ Ildw thoruc Com
missioner ~ th" tircui Court OF said
county, boiwcou ibe hours ri ga. M. and
q =. n. that dav proceed % tko the
dcpDsliinn Of Jtwe- D.. Fairfax. and pth-
crs to DE road a@ evidence ou nv behalf
In certain suii Jos EquIty pcpdug Iu
tho Circuit COur in ihc county oflrcs-
ton, vs. herein you are defendants ard
aiu plaintiff. Ard VI from any cause the
taking Of the s'id deposition bo uOt CONS
meuccd on that Gay, or 10 commenced
and not concluded ON that day. the TAX.
In Of tho same VII bc couHun,d from
day 10 day, or from time 20 tine. al the
Same place s1t hcfwcpn thr Same hour,
until thc Same shall 10 completed.
Jno. a. r. Martin Admr. Of BucIucr
fairfax deceased by his Counsel.
Ono. BvuuDu
January 30 1881. Jnb. i. Payne.
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Motters, Nd, May %, 1894.
,npi;f,y fhnt In oail

Motters, Nd, May %, 1894
This is to certify, that the said
JOHN RHODES,
who has been offering Osborne nders for
less than list price. That he is Unauthorized
neither acting for the firm, or Lewis A: Boil
linger, and any parties buying any Osborne
binder from the said John Rhodes they shall
not be delivered, Signed
D NJ Osborne & Co
per w J Kyle,
May oct Lewis A Bollinger,
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THE USUAL RFsULT.-It is not 10 be de-
MED that good sewing machine is one OF
the most important appurtcnances OF the
modern household.
We thought we had a good machine in
our household until one day the agent of the
Netc Home presented himself at our door
and proceeded to deliver an Grafton upon its
characteristic merit.
"But," we answered, "our machine serves
us nicely and suits us well, and we do not
care for another"
The agent, however, begged the privilege
of leaving one of his machines with us, "fOr
the ladies to try"
The request was not unreasonable so We
granted it-but more to oblge the agent
than anything else; for really we did not
want the machine, and had not the remotest
idea of buying It,
The machine once in the house, it was nat
ural that the ladies should look it over; they
did so, and as a consequence fell in love
with it. They say that without the slight
est wish to decry or disparage any other
machine, this all things considered, is, in
their opinion, the most desirable one to be
had.
The upshot of the whole matter was that
the old machine was disposed Of and the
Light Running New Home" installed in
our household. 1t is pronounced a genuine
beauty and real comfort, and our folks
wanted us to tell other folks about it,
This unrivallcd machine is manufactured
by the NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
CO., 30 Union Square, New York, who wish
us to say that all who will send for their new
illustrated catalogue and enclose their adver-
tisement (printcd in another column,) will
receive set of fancy advertising novelties,
Of value to those collecting cards, &c.
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T h e S IL n.
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About sixty million copies of THE Sun
have gone out of our establishment during
the past twelve months.
If YOU were to paste end to end all the
columns of all the Suns printed and sold
last year YOU would get continuous strip OF
interesting information, common sense WIS
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enough to reach from Printing House square
to the top of Mount Copernicus in the moon,
then back to Printing House square, and
then three-quarters of the way back to the
moon again.
But the Sun is written for the inhabitants
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would girdlc the globe twenty seven or
twenty eight times.
If every buyer of a copy OF the Sun dur
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over it, and his wife or his grandfather has
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coming year Of our Lord, 1884.
1fyou know the Sun, you ike 1t already,
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Terms to Mail Subscribers.

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Sixth District - H. W. Talbot, Of
Montgomery; Gilmor s. Hamill, OF
Garrett.
For Eight Presidential Electors q
at large) - Thomas J. Heating, of
Queen Anne's; Gen. Bradley T. John
son of Baltimore county.
First Congressional District - Gle
ment, of Dorchester.
Second - Patrick Henry Walker, Of
Baltimore county.
Third - Harry E. Mann, of the
seventh ward Of Baltimore city.
Fourth - Skipwith Wilmer, of the
eleventh ward of Baltimore city.
Fifth - Henry F. spalding, of Pa
tuxent, st. Marys county.
Sixth - Henry H. Keedy, of Wash
ington county.