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INDEPENDENCE.

Tho protracted meeting that has been
going on for four wcoks closed SUNDAY
week.
J. NJ. Hartley, OF the firm OF Hartley &
ShsrpS, WAS here several days last week
Mr.. n. is wide awake and energetic
murchant, and wa are glad to have him
with US occasionally.
4. NJ. Martin took a fly ny trip to Fair
mont last Saturday week. There must
be somo attraction down the line some
whore for he did not get back until Tues
day following.
= {. Shaw went TO Fairmont last Sat
urday on business, Of course.
We noticed Miss Anna Klnusor, teach .
or at Scotch hin, in town ono day last
week.
Miss Dmkle, of Grafton, and sister OF
this place, are visiting thoir brothers.
Patsy Doodle" YOU are married
man, and you should not speak orSquooz-
ing poor lonely widow. But II you
will just let up ON Prohit itiou aud give
Us women chance. wen lot you squeeze
us, as hard as tho Republican party il
crying to squeeze through another cams
pAign on dead issues.
Mrs. Goo. Walters, Jt Evansville. was
visiting her sister Mrs. Johnson last
weok.
Rev. Sapp, tho Baptist minister Of this
charge, was with us Saturday and Suu>
day. We wero glad TO take the old
friendly shake with Mr.. Sapp once moro.
There was talk of Mr.. Sapp's holding Il
series of meetings at this place, but ow-
ing to his health they have boon post
ponod until some othor time.
The trains are beginning to run again as
usual. Owing tho high waters on the
Wheeling road many cars were wrecked.
MRS. LYDIA SCorr.
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VALLEY POINT.

win Armstrong drove Same fino cattle
through here few days ago.
Mira. ). ,. j. Liston is very III at this
writing but her friends nope for her
speedy recovery.
Jas. a. Lenhart was over at Rockville
bus ing furs last week.
As tho journal has been making such
a deal OF turmoil about Jacksou's Re
assessment, lot us PROFOUND ono quos-
ton. Why Is 1t that our taxes horo in
Pleasant arc less tbs year than thoy
wero last?
Jimmy Sqnires," tho Jom7aL corres~
pendent, All awful liar. Many Of the
things ho writes arc so absurd that even
tho children point 70 their forehcads
when he passes"
John II. Feather will move 10 Bruce.
ton IN a short time. His many friends
hero regret to SEQ him Leave.
GROUND Hoo,
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PERSONAL.

w. G. Morley is in the East on business.
Joe. Miller OF Tunnelton. was in town
last Saturday.
Mrs. George Rider has been quite III for
several days past.
Miss Martha Bower, of Grafton, is Wis
iting friends in town.
Clay Hyde LEI, last Sunday for Parkers
burg to be gone week.
Ket,lewell, of the Enterprise, was IL
town tv days the pas, week.
Col Monroe was confined to his room
two or three days last week with bad
cold.
Miss Matte Parks returned home Sun
day from an extended visit to Reedsvill,
friends.
Miss Mary Carol, of Mexico, Mo-, 1.
visiting her aunt, Mrs Juo. NJ. Crane, a,
this place.
Harry Wortbiugton, of Terra Alte, wa,
here on Thursday. the first time for 8
whole week.
Mrs. William Stone is iudlsposed with
Rheumatism. For several days last week
she was helpless.
Squire Mckee, Of Brandonvlle, spon,
two or three days. in town this week at
tending to some business matters.
Isaac Guseman, of Grant district, an ex
tensive farmer and s,aunch Democrat
called in and had his name added TO our
subscription list last Thursday.
Ben squires, Al Potter, and Scott
Garner are il Monor gala county deliver
ing the History published here tho pas,
summer.
J. Q. Simpson, of Fellowsville, was in
town over Sunday. BE is travelling for 4
Baltimore Hardware House, and is alsc
sgent for tho sale of threshors and saw
mills.
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PLEASANT HILL.
Ronds arc torribly muddy.

Roads are terribly muddy,
Our mails arc regular once moro. 7 HE
ARGUS reached us last Friday aud was
eagerly read.
John NJ. Toot and family from the
West are among US again.
David Graham, II. IL. Taylor and G.
Hartley, % Valley district, woro visiting
here last week.
Eugenus Wolf is no better. 10 now
keeps hiB bed all tho time.
Tho report that Rev. Glenn was dead
proved to be false.
Henry Hardesty, who has beon sick
for some time past il now convalocent.
no * - years old but can use grabbing
hoe dexuously yet.
f.. Il. Kelley Is building Il now house.
Rov. Fricnd is holding protacted
melting at Oak Grove.
The U. BIS held quarterly meeting
here on Saturday and Sunday.
Jas A. Beatty Is happy. It's boy.
"Passim Scribe" accuses w. u. fitch
nell OF writing two articles to THE AR
Gus accusing him OF lying. and in his
last letter 10 your paper challenges itch
noll To discussion on the political issues
Of tie day. Don't be 30 fast Scribe"
Bill D. Titchrell didn't write the articles
referred 90. The first was writtou by "A
school teacher ana tho other uy tho pres
eDt correspondent. Mr. Titchnell does
not wish TO discuss tho issues Of the day
with 2 faced politician. II Mr.. "Scri~
DO" VIII tell tho truth aud keep sober no
one will accuse him OF lying. As to the
school room, we visited 1t IA short time
since and found everything In tho room
necessary TO the comfort OF tho % schol-
ara wo found in attendance. The school
is in hourerlshing condition. q. j..
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-Three-fourths Of the chickens and
nine-ten'hs of.the iRme.ducks brought TO
market at Portland, Oregon, are consumed
by the Chinese. The longer one lives The
more he fnds out. aud instead OF the
Chinamau Teasing on rat pie, as he Is
often supposed to do. he has just three
timee ao much chicken pie Oh his bill Of
fare as the white man. and nine times az
much stewcd duck.
The social circles Of Mouudsyile. ore
excited over the elo cement Of Miss Nellie
ii zle;', talented and beautiful young
lady, the belle of the town, and the heiress
To considerable property, with tramp.
The latter's name is JAS. Howard, and a
more disgusting aud repulsive specimen of
the class 10 which be belongs could not be
found in long days search. The cause
Of Miss Hszlett's infdiuatiop, elopcment.
and marriage with the knight OF the road
cannot b. even surmisod by her friends,
and as she uniformly rofuses TO make any
disclosures, The matter bids fair to remain
10 the dark.
The pObl,shers Of Rutledg's Monthly
off,r twelve v.luable rewards in their
Monthly for March, among which is the
followjng' We will give $50 90 TO the
person ling us which is the middle verse
of the Gospel Of 81. Ma ,hcw, as recorded
10 the New Testament Scriptures mot the
New X vision,) by March, 10Th, 1884.
Should two or more correct answers be
received, the Reward will be divided.
The money will be forward d to the win
ner March 18th, 1884 Persons trying for
the reward must seed 20 cents in silver Ono
postage stamps takeD) with their answer,
for which they viii receive the April
Monthly, in which tie name and address
of the winner of the reward and the cor
rect answer will be published, and in
which several more valuable rewlrds will
be offered. Address Rutledgo Publishing
Comp ny, Esstop, Pa.
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TUNNELToN.
Now she's workiu'.

Now she's workiu'.
Hun roh for reasseSsmenti
Do you imagine you are booming your
boom
Be careful how you throw the boom g,
eIang.
The muddy pike holds its own against
the CouAty Seat and Narrow Guage.
Arc You going 10 attend the farmers
love teaStp
Brother Shaw will please lead i'm pay
or.
Brother Manesr will please tell Us
when no become farmer.
Brother Pickford VIII please tell the
farmers whom he quit making shook.
Brother Wilson will please tell us
when he expects to quit working on the
saw mill and go to farming.
| Did understand the Journal to say
our County taxes woro 81 5s for ali pur>
| poses ? An answer will oblige.
More about tins tex business next
week.
In conversation with an old gentleman,
few days ago, no startled mo with tho
| question: "Why don't YOU ventilate tho
Republican crook odness of Preston
county, Look at the Republicans how
they harp on the school fund. Making
political capital out OF Il, and right he,c
i'm restou county can be found moro
corruption thSn in any county i'm tho
State. This may seem little strange To
YOU, but IL YOU will tako tho time TO i'm
veshgato this matter you will find il to
/ ha n Ia ~ hn
afraid they will offend some of thoir Res
put l!can friends they sail and vouti-
late this Republican corruption"
"You arc about two Sundays wrong i'm
your supposition. Give mo the facts aud
| figures about this Republican crooked ,
! ness and l will give it an airing. What
are they ?"
'As ncar IA / can remember now. Il
was In December, 1864, thcro was "A ,
| per cent levy made. IL was known as
the bounty levy There was something
In the neighborhood Of S55 900 collected
and 1t Is a fact which has never been
successfully denied that S3S, 900 of this
cannot be accounted for. Some ono got
this money, and that's the conundrum
you'll have 10 solve. One thing SUI q, the
Republican party is held responsible for
it,"
us that all7 Any more grsb,?"
"No. Letme 500. Prior to this time n
levy was made, which was called tho
widow and orphan levy. About three
or four thousand dollars was collected
and not one cent of this money was over
! paid 10 tho widows and. orphans. II Is a
! my story whore all this money wont to-
Make inquiry through the papere about
1t, and in all probability somo one will
be able 10 throw little light ON this sub.
Joct."
1t is to DO hoped that those who have
any knowledge, or remember this iih,
mense steal will writo it up.
| Jno. Ii. Phillips and his wife have
parted. On Tuesday last, they won't be
ioro Squire 5hahor, signed the Papers OF
separation, which relic YES Mr.. Phillips
of further support and maintenance OF
Mrs. Philips. Thoy divided tho house.
hold goods equally between them.
| PATgY DOoDIu
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BRANDOHvILLE

The bottom Of the roads has fallen out,
and consequently travelling is very diff
Gcult
j. g. Clark, our boot and shoe maker,
intends maRing bis future home near
Charleston the coming spring.
Flank McKoo was 40 Uuioutown last
week attending to business.
Tho Presiding Elder Rev. Lakin, will
preach here Friday night. the 10Th.
Rev. Flanagan closed his meeting st
Glade Farms Monday night.
Our genial post master has treated tho
Postomco to- new floor. and will make
other needed improvements in the near
future.
We are sorry 90 note tho an hoalth oi
Rov. Beerbour who has been conGneI 10
his bed for some time
We will agree with the Enterprise COR
res pendent from this place ~ 10 the need
Of blacksmith here. This would be q
good situation for a good blacksmith.
JUNToR.
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ROW. ESBURG.

0! Tuunolton. Poodle Patsy Doodlcl"
VIC beg you 10 give us rect on Tho Coun-
" Seat question. How would it do for
this same "DDotle' 20 toxic tia Capital
upon HE broad shoulders and carry il via
the friendly mud pike through Tunncllou
to the River city where snow1rops viii
show him nice place 10 put IT, This
plan will doubtless have the merit Of
bringing q uacless discussion ~ an end
Mrs james Annsn, Of Keyecr, and Miss
Sawtcil. Of Grafton, sfe the guests f
Mrs. o. Aunon.
Miss Brown and Misc Spahr, Of Tomb
ton, ore Voting Of Sire. Cstrs.
Miss Bddic Carroll ~ Ai,aman', r. the
gdrst ~ is- Maggie Dlan
W.J. Scott. teacher 40 Aurora, psiI The
River City a flying y.8it ON Saturday Ho
expects 10 attond The HlfmI S:n.D ut
Fairmoot as soon os fi.tc.el 90 Au.ora
/ ,l.srs.
Mlea Nary N l7ncy 10 ~ go v.sit to
| il1d. mers
Charley Wclch, of K.yser paid Miss
| Della CJr.H y.-it ON saturday.
The members OF Che a. O. ~ II. q ci-
ety ATTENDED tho funeral OF Mr xxx, q
member of tho order at Grafton, Thurs
/ day.
SIZES Ada Sherman, toe Eg.Dgsist 90
we'll known on this road. stopped here
last week sud attended praract,J meet.
Jog which Is sul 10 progress
sc This writing there are numerous cares
OF scarlet fever aud diptb,rta. While
& zad, sged 70, aud % small Child OF Mr..
Duvals died last sunday night q lbs lat
/ ter disease
We must not omit 10 mention the mar
/ rngc of Sanfrd Moore Of our city. %
Mise Florence Wolf ofBsfbour Co. They
were married 40 her houso February 18th.
. Unfair at Nlr, Adams Thursday evening
aud '5inkey Is happy even though Their,
isa W,lf 10 the fold.
SNowDRors.
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LEGAL ADS.
NOrINN 10 IIEN nnLnERS-

To all persons holding liens hv pay
ment or otherwise on tho real estate or
amy part thereof ct John \. EawCcit:
In pursuance 20 dc, roe of tho Circuit
Court OF Preston ccuntv, made I'M a cause
therein tending, To subject the real estate
CT thc Said Juhu \. Eawcctt II tho >tti -
faction OF the liens thereon, Won arc hero
Nv requested Co present all claims hold
10y YOU and "a n VI Won against the said
john \, F6wcvtt, which Uyo lions ou his
real estate or amy part ot 10, tor Hulica>
ton To me at my Office In tho town ut
kingwood, i'm said county, ca on before
the 10Th day OF February noNt.
Given undermy hand this Dist day o'
January, 1884.
SMITH CRANE,
LIS. Commissioner.
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REEDSVILLE.

Tho roads arc almost impossible.
Spelling schools arc nov IN order. ono
at this place Tuesday night
We attended littorary entertainment
at MI Vernon Friday night which was a
credit to tho scholars and teacher. why
can't We Reedsvillc people got up an on
tcrtaiument7
W O arc having the best school hero this
winter we have had for many years.
our weather prophet says wo arc 10
have good weather.
What has become Of "Tag a Plug25
4 prOtractcd meeting commenced at
Gordon church Saturd y night.
All tho small streams in this vicinity
were very high last week.
JOHNIE, JR.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
SMITH CRANE,
Commissioner.

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
To William shaw, Jr., Alexander
Shaw, Minerva III. Anderson and Daniel
Anderson aud others;
THko notice that botw con tho hours of
"A. m. and p. m. ON tho both daV oi
March, 1854, az tho oihce ct w q. Mor
ley, Commissioner OF Lost Records, in
ktngwu, Il, 'rcstou county, West Ntr
ginia | shan proceed % take tho dcpusl
lions of Benjamin >. MulCr, John Miller
Sr. and others to prove tho contents of
tho Lost VIII and Testament of AlcNHu,
der shaw, deceased, wM1h VIII aud the
record thereof were destroyed Nv the
hurling OF the court house in said Pros
ton county, on thor dRv of March 1859
II from any cause tho taking OF tho dopo
sttrus bo not commenced ON tho d,V "A
bnNe n9med, OF " commenced and no,
concluded on that dnV, the taking OF iho
same VIII toe continued from dny To dnV
or from time To- tiuo at tho Same plnc,
and between the Same hours.
VIII LIAM SHAW, Sen. Ivy Bouinm n
shaw, his next friend. {" 9l.it
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Those who ore i'm arrears ON subscrip-
ton must settle up 0f once a. wo moan to
square zap pur bpObs. Many arc Boa ar-
rears, and although often reminded Bro
tho past six months, have taken no motto
OF tho matter. We shall place all aces
ounts not settled within month boz the
hands ofau attorney cor collection. At
tend TO this matter promptly, and save
costs,
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ROCKVILLE

Joseph Dill contemplate building a
now house here next summer
section visiting school, last week.
No have GJurisMug Literary Society
at this place, and it Is well attended.
Mrs EvorIy. wife OF Lewis Evcrly. is
qui @ 800 AT this writing.
There are several good Democrats live
ing in this vicinity who arc not at pres-
Ont subscribers to THE ARGUS. Fa
hope d at they will sond H their nam
and dollars at once, and thus holp along
tho cause OF Democracy. IT,.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEposnnoNs

To Mnry NJ. wit, eliza 4. wit. Ouic
G. wit Anna Il. Wit, William Nick ec
and William Thomas. Executors etc
and Elisha Thomas, Administrator otc.
Take notice that shall, on tho 18th
dav of February, lssl at Haywood,
Preston county, West Virginia, nj the
Office of Joseph III. Hawthorne, Commits
sioncr ut the Circuit Court, hctWcon tho
hours of a, nm, and q p. m. nf hat day,
proceed To take Dispositions OF Wm. Me-,
kec and othorS To- bo read n evidence ON
my behalf in ccttu suit i'm Equity
pending ID the Circuit court In tho cpun-
" Sc Preston Wherein YOU arc Dofond>
ants and SIN plaintiff. And If from any
cause the taking o. the said dispositions
I've not commenced on that dav, or II
commenced and not concluded on that
day ,ho tab ing of the same will bo cons
tiuucd from day To- day or from tino to
tlmo at the stuIo place and between tho
Same hours until tho sdmo shall 30 com
plctod,
Il. w. DUNN, Guardian etc.
by lis Counsel
Kugwood, Jan. 80, ~ p. J CRoaAN,
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


Subscribe for
The ARGUS and
Get a live psper.
Seventy cents for county purposes.
The ground hog has fslsified this time.
Wheat looks we'll in all parts Of the
county.
The beautiful snow still contlnueth to
fall at intervals.
The ~ E. Sunday School has purchas-
ed fine Library.
st, George ls enjoying a series # mush
and milk 'uppers.
Rowlesburg is scourged with dp,he.
ria and scarlet fever
Attend the f.rmers's meeting on Sat
nrdaY, and keep cool.
The editor Of the Squire is said 10 be
The worst dude IL CumbeILuA.
The NJ Z. parsonage ct st. Joe, near
Albrtghlsvilie, is being repaired.
The Gallipolis Ohio Herald will soon
he removed to St. AlbaDs. this State.
Randolph Fansler,of Randolph coun.
to, WAS frozen to death one night last
week
One hundred and sixty witnesses were
before the Richie county grand jury lac;
week.
-Bernerd Creseler. of A!brightavine. has
invented patent door b,ll that is quite "a
novelty
We will give orr readers some rail
road news one of thcse days that will star
tie them.
All the railroad companies in ~.
country are making Morgentown All ob
jectiye point.
The dogs have lately been playing
havoc am ng The sheep in some paris of
Taylor cDuaty.
"A hand Of women, organized for TIE
purpose, recently suracd distiIlery in
Monroe {, unry.
When the Richie Democrat clos from
The ARGUS, We hope it will not forget t.
give proper credit.
Tho e1-soldie-s Of this district held
another meeting hire on sa.urday. l.
was well attended.
BY an explosion in a coal miae near
Uniontcwn, Pa, lsst Friday, nineteen
miners were killed.
Barbour county contemplatcs the
building OF a turnpike firm Pnilippi to the
Tucker county line,
The two Fayetteville papers, the En-
terprse and the Democrat, are engaged in
bitter personal war
The next meeting Of the Musical So
ciety will be beld at Jno. NJ Cranes, Fri.
day evening, Feb. Goth.
1t now appears that we are not going
TO have much cold or rough weather any
longer. Springtime is nearing.
-houndsyille is experiencing a coal
famine. This "a rather an unpleasant ,x-
perience when the weather is cold.
Ali editors have fine imaginary pow
ers. We ere sure Bros. Morgan and Hon
man, of The Post will sanction this remark.
The Baptisis will give festival at the
residence Of Col. Monroe on Friday, Mar.
7tb, Ice cream and oysters will be sorv-
ed.
We learn from the Enterprise that
seven thorough bred bulls have lately
been Introduced into this county near Eg-
Ion.
The back water from the Ohio river
extended up the Little Kauawha dis
tance OF nearly forty miles during the
flood
The Bourbon Jofersouan publishes
sermon each week. The citizens Of
Philippi need lots II spiritual food, so
they say.
"A dish OF vase Of fresh water should
DO kept IN every room where there is 3
Gre, especially an open FIRE The water
absords the gaze arising from the coal and
other impurities Ia the air.
Our levy here for county p1poses is
20 cents Our State levy "a only p
cepts The State is controlled by 'uscrp
ing Bourbons :" the county is controlled by
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questions. Opposed 20 all that initiates
HgtinSt the masses. It's columns are con
troled by ~ tditOralouo. It's free from
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to the public at large. ~ is tho friend of
the wortingnau cbampioning his cause
at all iuos. Special attention 20 labor
notice. The president q yonr is always
nu important one. and tho present prom
i-cs to be the most exciting for years.
THE JoURNAL is large 56 column pa
Bot. filled with choice selections, stories
and household articles. Read TnE
JoUHSAL aud Keep posted.
THE MINERS PAPER,
THE FAftMERS PAPER.
TIE CuILDREN'5 PAPER.
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Address
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E-5 - 900 worth Of Goods actually
slaughtered for CASH. For The next 30
DAYS wo Will soil many binds 0i goods
at les, than cost and viii make a genor.
al reduction ON EVERYTHING Come
and soc as, wo WEI sayc you money.
Feb. 10, IAHTLEY 81 ~ RTgHr.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Buckner Fairlax's Admr.)
vs. In Equity.
9. l.. Fairlax's heirs ct al

|
u. l.. Fairfax's heirs at al
To John ". Guseman, Administrator
of I1ll zaboth l.. Fairfax, deceasod, Geo.
w. Faiif.iX, Il. B. l.. Fairfax, Benjamin
II. FairlnN, John A. Fairfax, Maria V,
Morgan and ---- Morgan her husband
Sarah NJ. Arnold and Erwin Arnold hor
husband, Annie l.. Helms aud James
IL. lIolIns her husband, Mary E. Conley
and George COnloy her husband. Charles
w Fairfax Buckner V. Fairfax Com
modoro i. Fairfax, Jimes Is Fairfax,
Isaac +. Martin, Gregg T.. Vickerv aud
Charles IT, Vickery her husband. Sarah
X. Fairfax Hizebath H.. scott ana $. NJ.
Scott her husband Jno. A. t.. Martin
Marcollus r. Martin Oliver N. w Mar
tin Andrew j. Martin John A. Corder
Albert Corridor, Julid a. Bissoy and Chas.
w, Lissey her husband and Alpheus Il.
raymond Take notice that / shall on
the 20,n day Of February 1854 at King
wool Preston County. Wost Virginia, at
tho Office OF Joseph H. Hawthorne Com o.
missioner of the Circuit Court of said
county, betWoon the hours of q "a. m. and
q g.. M. q that day proceed 10 tdko the
deposition OF James u. Fairfax. aud otis
ers 10 bc read ~ evidence on my behalf
in II certain suit ian Equity pending in
tho Circuit Court in the county orPres-
ton, wherein you arc defendants, and !
am plaintiff. Ard II from any cause the
taking of the said deposition be not cOn~
menccd ou that cay. or If com .nonced
ADD not concluded ou that day, tho TAX
ing Of tho samo will DO continued from
day TO day, CO.. from tino 80 imo. at tho
sauIu place alI he,ween the same hours
until tho same shall be completed.
Jno. A. T.. Martin Admr. Of Buckner
Fairfax deceased by his Counsel.
Kingwood w. Va aud
January 80 1881. Jno. y. Payne.