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n quarter sec nineteen tp nine
three west
Thorn Joseph, taxes eightyfou
1.80, ejghtptwo I.8s, eightyone ISIS
eighty lac; SIX acres with impts. II,
description
{ Ticrnoy John, taxes eightyfoul
2.52, ejghtyihree Lie, eightytwoL64
! eightyonc LG4; twenty acres. west
hal! quarter c quarter sec thirty
( tp nine + five west
Towner john, taxes eightyfouI
? "A eighty 5-Ioo acres, west half $
" quarter sec eleven tp three g T seven
west
Trahan PIaclde, taxes eightyfour
3.sS fifty acres, with improvements,
no description
EaHhl.jc Toassin. taxes eightvfour
las; E,rly acres, quarter quar-
Ter sec thirtyGve tp seven s. r FIVE ".
Vincent Isaac, lakes eightyfonr
22.I2: two hundred and seycntyfre
acres, with inprs. 10 description
Vincent Mareelin mrs, taxes for
eighty-four 4.64; onr hundred and
twentv acres in sec eleven tp eleven ;
r ten ives,
Vincent lastic. taxes eirbtyfour
l5.o": eighty 9-Ion acres, west half
% @ quarter sec tmcntyfour IT, eleven
$ rthirtgpn Yves,
Ward Chas. LAKES eirhtvforr 4s4
eir.ty acres in sec eleven tn eigbt : p
nine wceL. bonrbt of w IT Rowe
Washington Geo. taxes eightvfopr
2.2O: ono acre Lopght If T,agt;c
(rUiflory. with limits NO doscr;nt;on
V-,t,s Go, So .;,-I,,,.r-,., r. r.
.irbt,si, o0 -, III ="
~ ''-'''' "0i'l ""ii ? "
y "'I Ve' sec eighteen Up nine three
west,
Welsh r T.. fayo, ni,r.,,C,r, 5co
~. ..,r7.,.,,..,
oiG.Lfrana :.I--', ~ -, 49,
= "'' jug ''''' '.@'.'t 4'o- t"FLF' 4
'"T w., ,,Ol',s' ''' description
W Hlllakef sarah, taxes cIghtgiOur
: 50: eighty acres. F. 81 qaarler n e.
quarter. II " quarter q Quarter seo
.hirtytwo Tn ninn = r ,.;yb, yoe,
ViJ,,v ~ Al - .;.I...ys
20 r,a,,- " ~ I '.'NeS ei9" "
IHI uo Iosor;nIion y05 ~ " iA'"''
W,;lI;.a,. ,,,
n. '.'"'-'' i-''.>, ''N9S eign'ylour
'."+' e'EAty lilfec ".oz, elghtytwo 2.72, 1
'IgIIlY 3.24; one and 0ue-third acre,
JonEhi OIL |. Ryan, with impts, no |
description 4
Williams w ta,,os ,;,,,,+,-f.,,..
,72 aao-InaIu,,j y - 'S''y 'o"'
I,sosint;la - - - '''''' STAY "''0s' No
w y,,;iI,c ~
e. ~ iiI!totu - n" taxes eightyi0ur 1
.'ool " one. IiHh ll5- and SIXTY acres,
Iu''LvsI , Z q''aFl''r sec seven west hall
" 41@t'er' s. " quarter n W quarter /
VEG +l!it P SiA ten west
WINS Dam, lRAes elghfytoHr $50
'ig Eu;l acres no description.
NIhgate Alice, taxes eightyfour +.
;: " e'6 ny i 6n L'oV ei5hlytWo l.bo
y iiFl JIG . w one hundred and SIXTY .
Gre d e qiArtef " quarter, G half S
4ts'f'ef sec louf. quarter W
W. eI 20 niGe z li'e ! Twelve vest
" iLgate : . ~ e. tlxes eightyiour Sc,
.sll's o5is = ~ S'9Ity Eva one nun
-t t.2 ard Sixty acres on Sabine river,
w. ~, - ''"'
Mihsate waiter b III Z frazar, taxes
guy SI -FOUR o. ~ lottr hundred acres,
lhif ~ n n " Z laf1ef' nall Of stw
.uafter' n haii quarter and n half
,est sonth baIf g T. ~ ana,ta,. $500
nsrfa,, o,,ar ar son )" ,"t tI; Fl,d
!, fonr 9 /, tiyaIgn ,r 90 ' 'n'r's ''ifsS
WooIey W " to- 80 ,;,,,,t,.f,,,. o 90.
/" yoisS v w. g''AeS eiSht}Iouf 2.'5o;
uarter 5 v qnnrter east half Sc guar
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quarter sec tnirtyonc tP eleven s-r slA
"eSs
:, mon Joseph J. taxes eiShG y 20
Law seventy Two acres soilth Da'i
quarter sec taiFtyhNe " ten 5 r lei
west -,
hiat' Soho - tax elg"t}ionF 2.oV
"''e ii''ufc'' '','.' ~ 'ye'gi'' acres 90 Is
@hs' seven e's''' S'''' ''t'eeh sec .i41'
teen cen. I z seven , = seven "as'
~ ili''s . ''ln a r. axes eigh,yioui
- r ''.,9S i'-n ,n A'ie e'sN,i 81 q,
soroS' l'ts '"'' ''irst ana I'VE sec tn'I-
tsen' 'l'',l = " quarter a'0 " na'l c
4','' vi S'' f'3 ''ee" p s9'e" 7 s'A
81 -. ,,
"a i co.. "''.o..' '''AeS t'sn'' I% on,
i'-'' . L'''! 77i''s' l'A5' u "'ss ils.i' d
I ""''S, 7s''''' ''s''' y "'' /
Bot:a. r,. .., .-a,.e.-
"a ISy'iuNo" l"'S ''s''' el&Nl y ioar
I n Ig''' "y'e - "''2-' o. ylnsen
- P -S,'.e' l W.T.. ~ ',s' ~ aG5s,l 't.2u.
t ,'..G.,o " - ~ '1tss .n.' .oH5 >1'oO
I:oJ nI ,'7,',, '% =. o. I,''
rum IT,, ,'''' "'"''l %1,' ninety "''''
,,.,, Az u ''' ''"i ~ s'''s''S
''' r ,',.s-, , ~ T., .,,.5 M
,ra ,ioosanI ,s J,i5 ',,,', l 80
, , ..'''' NV. a.. ", ''-'l.,'' -'' '''N ''''s
j, sn,, ,,"'' '''' -' '''' '''' '0''' "
- T. i,',0' 0n..:.. . ..,..r
h"ycr 0nezipe' taxes elgh,yio"r
1876; four hundred acres, n half n ~
quarter, W half " quarter, sec Two,
D bail Il qnarteT, and lots sixteen and
seventeen sec three, tp nine, ten
west.
hadiier Lawrence, taxes eightytOur
LA; one hundred and fortyScreu
acres, eFquarter sec nineteen t.
eight S r seven west
SaOounn Ernest, taxes cightyfour
24OO, seven bundrfd and eightyseycu
2G-lOO acres, all Of sec 20 tp six T
three west
SaliIer Julius Il, lakes cightyfonr
90, elghtythree $50, eightytwo $50,
400 forty acres, d quar-
'C' Iu"' vi ST. StSHt ~ leN Z
nine west
oavant Pierre, taxes eightylour Cos;
one hundred and tiftynine 94-I00 acrs,
d quarter sec thirtythree tp seven $
five west
Scagg James, LAKES eightyiour AS;
two hundred and forty acres, With
mpts, no description
Scbiukoth Fred W, taxes eighty
Our 8.3G eighty acres, south half
9 quarter sec thirtythree Up nine $ T..
en- west +
Shattuck 4, Wakefield. taxes oigb-
.yfour u. 26; one hundred and thiriy.
tx aires, bourbt Of F,ronr csf,fa
with limits M Jssorir,;, -, 49, s'"'''
SirIer E1zabotb e ,sv"s si,r,rfo,r
60; eirbtv acres ems, half { . onar-
er section eleven IN fonr s' sevo 5'%
Sipgle,an : r y , 'o", a,s aG'g4 w.
so lots two and three. block len. r
Welsh station
Smith J B mrs. taxes eirbtvfour
% IS, eighty 2.5G: two lundred and
Eighty acres, with imBts,,po descrip-
-.
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which IS IN every particular suited for
the purpose. Passing on little fur
ther we espied the new cottage of our
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-04-04

clouds from the horizon, and at the
same time brought happy smiles to
the faces of nnanu who bad s.ss~--.l-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-04-04

terfere with the pleasure of the day.
At meeting held on board the
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-04-04

did the Exposition great in
VIII be a source Of regret to
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-04-04
CAL CA IEU
AGENCY,
LAKE CHA ms. Ia.

A%hsis He'd SGT sasasg siGlE y.
- Aatefeii % State and General GoEerl
i9elit Lane 0illees Titles perfected. ~,
Nsys natls lioInasta5 Is obtained and ~
la r. attefs f4a1ing 10 lands III Caleasien AaA
i'ilaceat PARISHES attended t0 C0Tsspqp
denee solitited
AAAsA y = nj A1Gz e aHEeNAA'
0tFIeE IE EoHo BuILDlAe
iVHsis stf
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THes KLEINPEIHR, j. NJ. BRYAs
Parish Surveyor. Proprietor EcEq
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-30
Gu nbeba8eIi8 Neeept.

Gor en- Del aar fbsn Iaa Der en-
afbeIins grtiuerifier, bsrsnbs til b
Sorenebe Statsrs Nrme peb be parHl.
RiIber | artunias, buor be ftuIbe Be.
fptte gpens Gienbom. gn 9lrtiuerif
blsu ips, Os WiIitars9assn bsOrbrete,
at ~ban ffuIbe tase ct parmt Sab oe
brittle 0anbet"; aItiaa babe fig | BET
parme, iuouIbuIbise RiIbeuunb, iom be,
fnbes, os tiuise brittle Iibt of ben
SIoss Sunbbsbsuanb. Saa git be
SoIbatsn ben til ct af 8abebuiene,
buor Gilt bsrsnbe til Babst siorbes
iifanb for BAN, os ban bstanbt fig nj
aIene. 0a ben febuunIise Glib for eI
Bob a forbi, tom Babsmsitsren 70,
at ie, ON ban Dol farbis; ban fanbi
bam fibbenbe paa 8anten uf 8arret,
meset ~OpipuImet ousr 2ipst, os | ga,
befarret lite fort mere ganb enb BET
balue al, buab ban bapbe oft be,i.
"Sa, bet er sobt not GItiammen, a
iasbe &rtiIeriffen, ~gabet uar beiIist,
men ies nil beller labe mig banse eller
ftbe en- bel Maaneb arreff, for iea
piI brittle Op bet 8anb, fom enbnu Ell
tilbase.~
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-30
GfrHifeIiat NInhhnh- StanIsn {

sfraifeligt 8Iobbab. StanIsp for
teller I fit npe Bert Sem Gar ueb
Ronso", at ban psb bet Stsb, bpor
Ronsofoben opbsrer at pore isiIbar,
baube truffet en- arabiff SIapetarauane.
araberne, Der taIte 800 Wanb os fob
en- sammeI i3ansibar:N rabers Tieueits,
tiIftob, at be mebfsrte $500 Rpinber
% Born = ale be porne Menb par
faIbne I &en for fin Mrns slIer
fpstebe = % 1000 glefanttenher.
araberne baube for at bsmestise fig
bette gptte bsriet en- Stratnins fac
flor Tom SrIanb, sbsIust lls 2anbss
bper % brebt oper $500 Wanb. Mras
berne par pabntbe uieb @eparer, %
ben lille Stare par paa @runb berai
uoperpinbeIis. ba Nesrene lite bar andre
Uaaben enb Bue os 2anie. StanIep
bar siort ben originate Beresnins, at
Nrabsrne baube ubspbt ouer $4,000
Potter WenneitebIob, Der tiIiammsn
pilbe banne en- 81, iom a flor not
til, at man tunbe bape brutnst ane Be
800 Grobere I ben.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-30

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ket, bet hue'
umuss, at DC
quite Wuh0
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bss buab iss
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hu MtaIis, a
"a sable tnib'
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pafor be aim
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Decorah-posten., 1885-12-30

"a 'fuIie ct
hafiss poo be
hismmsriat IN
4 &sssIsn nil
a. til 9ebisso
& % 6prelbre
Ipaa en- Gang
Per FaI fOrte
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ans til 9ops,
Dan Deb eBo,
xass; @tunbs,
/ smas paa q
. % Dor iaa
aoset for
LsaSrs tabyrb,
.st iom Oct .
ks bismme, u
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Sssuarre 90
&.st0Is, usmIic
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saDs aosen
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Decorah-posten., 1885-12-30

5oIt unbrsbss paa, buem Der buube reft ben fattise
gise ct iaa pattert MsinOe, men @~uIbtorit paa grpitst, bet
iaa Singer uosn San, Dos buem BUN M fang be euise aOps
iaImsr. (GOrtiettes)
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-30

nnbitplbnins. 9r. a.: "Stammer bu big lite
ouer at saa omtrins ON Ssnbasen Zig iiaet 6ratte2"
A5uOrfOr ifuIoe iss famine mig for bet2 ben tiIbbrr
10 mig.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-30
e. 6. HOuius

e. y. NOutu8
rporterer Norman Berdefon English
Shire % Cleveland Bay Sineiter, % be
ion i'es paa bars Stot 5arm peb gurr
DAT. BinHsibeit So, Soma. Seq bar MI
IS inportereoe Sinsiier, z 3orman
Ber4 ron, 7 GusIiib Sbite og 4 glepeIano
sen; ale bisic Sinsiter er rssiityersbe |
ct aamie 2nno. % bet Canine oil oaIaa
.e bar / 4arbet; en- gel al Gem er alIeres
? iro aifr rene Der. Nu / September
roric-rhe ie9 euepe at Gem. % jig aa=
ine1eft muIist at laos Dem inoresiiir re
fine Rriirr er rimelise; ielio efter Sata.
ioQ.
Min 5arm sr Is Nile | gtpro for De.
VI. R. Berrps 4oitposn aaar bag
lta fro 9'corab ST.. 1 gftel mioon9 og
cor l'9e iorbi min 5arm ~ gfil fra
SOS er Station.
aoritipoacance snif.s.
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10 12.6nt. 8urr DAT
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-13

no Peters, OF Terra Alta. is agent for
WannnmaNor. Drop in and sec his sam
pies.
Do"DroP INTO Jno. Il. Browns Store
and examine the new arrival Of Dry
goods.
Dac john \. Peters, OF Terra Alta, has
received ! 800 samples from Wannamak~
or, OF Philadelphia, and can fl you outin
any Kind of "a suit you want.
70 Groceries. Notions, aud Ladies'
Shoes IL endless varieties and at tho
lowest possible prices at Jno II. Browns
new store. Go SEQ him and examine his
stock.
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BRUCETON.

Sam Conner and daughter, Miss
Carrie, spent q part of last week at
Morgantown attending the centen.
NAL.
Emanuel Beeghly, of whom we
spoke in our last, is able 10 be
around again.
|. n. Arnett passed thnough here
last Wednesday ON his way To his
home in Morgantown.
j. Nj. McNare is now assisting s.
w. Foarer in the towering mill here.
:. II. Wolfe and Mrs. Hine were
at kingwood one day last week.
Henery Gale has been assisting ].
ii. Feather in making out his tax re-
ceipts for this year.
Rev. ID. Flanagan, of Addison. Pa.
was in town a couple hours on
Thursday last
Two more weddings last week (:
Monroe Smith To Florence McNare at
Hopcwell, Rev. Roberts officiating,
and Herman Darby to Miss Icio
King ut Laurel Rum, Rev. Flanagan
officiating. May happiness and
prosperity attend them on their
journey through life.
Our Doctors report several cases
of d%iphthcria in this community.
Rusty BILL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-13

One Of the most dastardly out.
RACES in tho annals OF crime in this
State was committed, on Monday
evening, near Moundsville, W. Va.
A handsome young lady, daughter of
q respected farmer, who resides some
distance above the place, was re-
turning home from town about four
o'clock, and while in n rather seques-
tered spot, was seized by a powerful
negro, who jumped from behind q
tree. He dragged her into the woods
q short distance, where a desperate
struggle ensued, which ended by the
young lady being overcome and out
ragged in a shocking manner. The
tiend incarnate then disappeared,
leaving the girl in au exhausted con-
dition. She was unable for some
time TO regain enough strength to
crawl 20 the nearest house, where she
gave the alarm. The fiend should
be hung as soon as caught. He is
yet at large.
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HOPEWELL,

Hurrah Three weddings TO
chronicle this week. Married. on
Saturday evening, Oct. 25th, by
Rev. Roberts, Mr.. X. EVERY 90 Miss
Emma Galloway. We wish them
happiness and success. Miss lev
King and Mr.. II. Darby were unit.
e.. In the holy bonds Of matrimony
at the residence Of Mr.. King, by the
Rev. David Flanagan. Their pros.
poets are as bright as their dreams
could have pictured, and our earnest
wishes are that their bark OF life
may ever glide regardless Of time TO
the hnis. Miss Florence McNair
and MI. Monroe Smith were also
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LATEST MARRIAGE8.

the Catholic
church in Terra Alta. Sept. 28th.
by the Rev. Father Boyce, Mich.
ael Chrystal TO Margaret Joyce.
BOLLINEH-BURKE-On September
18th, by The Rev. Father Boyce at
his residence. Rowlesburg, Samuel
ROlliner to Mary j. Burke.
RUNNER-JEFEREys.-On October
10th, at.the residence Of Samuel
Spring. by the Rev. Amos. Nicho-
las Runner to Mary j.. JeTreys,
AY-HARNEp.-Novembe 5th. at
the residence Of John @. Harmed.
by Rev. Cation, John X. Nav 10
Letitia G. Harmed.
HAUsEH- Gamer November Jth.
ut the Lutheran parsonage Car.
mel. by Rev. Cline, ". y. Hauser
20 Sarah Gamer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-13
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.

The Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Ora.
ham celebrated the 18th anniversary
Of their marriage last Friday even.
ing. A very large number Of invit-
ed guests were present and a most
enjoyable evening was spent. TIE
ARGUS wishes the happy couple may
live TO enjoy the pleasure Of celebra.
ting their Doth wedding anniversary.
The presents were pery numerous.
Below is a partial list, Mrs. NJ. A.
Byrne, large cake; Miss Julia Byrue,
lamp; Miss Ada Morris half dozen
goblets; Lillian Morris, pair dishes.
Mrs. y. y. Paul, Of Newburg, pair Of
read plates. j +. Hoke and family,
j. T. Neit aud family, Jas. H.. Car.
roll and family, Elias Lantz and
family, j N. Parsons and famil y.
DR. and Mrs. Pratt, DR.. and Mrs
Kcmble, w. G. Worley, p. j. Gro.
gan each 3 set Of dishes; +. NJ.
Thomas aud + VI. Murdoch each a
large bowl aud pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawson, silver sugar bowl; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Brown, large fruit dish
Mrs. l.. J. Barr butter dish Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Crane and Smith Crane.
clock Waitman and Miss Belle
Graham, silver cake stand; DR.. and
Mrs, Trippet', cream pitcher; Hon.
9, NJ. Bishop pair pickle dishes
Mrs, q. NJ. Bishop, pair glass dishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Tucker glass
pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. viii Reese
halfdolen Roblets; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas large lamp j. T. Hoke copy
Dante's poems; Misses Florence
Parks and Minnie Jordan each a
glass dish. i. Heermans and family.
j. W. Parks and family, and w. w.
Wright, silver castor; MIR and Mrs.
Fortney glass tea set; Mr. and Mrs.
James ". Carroll lamp, Miss Ella
Fawcett, glass dish; T.. G.. Manown,
pair glass dishes, butter dish and
glass pitcher Miss Jennie jackson
glass celery dish Mrs. w. G.. Brown.
sen. $40; Mr.and Mrs. w. G.. Brown.
Jr. s.; Mr.. Joseph Jackson and fam.
lily 81; Jos. II. Hawthorne s25,
Mcssrs Barrett d Mex eovcr g..
Mrs. Ellis, Of Eewburg, $40; Mr..
and Mrs. Copeman 82.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-13

united in the holy bonjs or matri.
mony ON Tuesday, Oct. Goth. by
Rev. Roberts. Here Roe is ouraN
Accept our congratulations. We
understand there will bc another
wedding i'm the near future. Walter
SAYS So.
No new arrivals or departures
from or to the other world To report
this week.
MI. and Mrs. J Boland, OF Con.
iiuence Pa, are visiting relatives az
this place.
Joseph Arnold is repairing his
dwelling house.
Our school commenced Nov. 10th.
MINNIE MYRTLE.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Mrs. Luella Englow, who resided
with her husband about six miles
from Philippi, in Barbour county,
came to her death under very singu
lar circumstances on Tuesday OF last
week. Her husband stepped out Of
the house but q short distance to
gather apples not more than half n
bushel. He was gone but q few
minutes until he returned and found
his wife sitting in a chair wrapped
in a large wooden blanket The fire
was burning over the floor and had
almost reached the cradle in which
was sleeping their babe. After a
moments attention to the fire he
turned to his wife. Ii was then dis.
covered she was unconscious. Up
on removing the blanket the horrible
fact that she was burned to death be-
came apparent. The only theory so
far is that her clothing caught fire in
some way, and that she used the
blanket TO smother the flames, and
from her clothing the fire was com
municated to the carpet on the floor.
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SHERMAN MARTINS FREAK

One day last week Sherman Martin.
son OF Lucian Martin, Of Pleasant
district, appeared in Terra Alta and
there forged his fathers note for the
sum OF 5000. Elated, we suppose
toy the success he made at Terra
Alta in getting money for forged pa.
per, he drove TO Uuiontown, Pa and
there presented for sale at the Nation.
al Bank of Fayette County, a note
for $1,000, made by John III. Feather
and endorsed by his father.
Joseph Feather, Esq. The cash.
Ter STEPPED out and soon found, upon
inquiry, that the men, whose names
were upon the note, were worth the
money, and was about to cash it when
the thought occurred to him that il
might be a case of forgery. and he
took further time to- inquire into the
matter. He soon learned that DO
seph and John III. Feathers would
have no occasion To- give their note
for that amount of money. In the
mean time though young Martin
learned what was going on and he
quit the town in haste and has not
been heard Of since. lie is well
known Mt this place, having attend
ed school here last summer.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

One dollar per year. invariably in ad-
vance. n dollar aud dhy cents per
year, when not paid ia advance. These
terms viii bestrietly adhered to in every
instance,
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Having taken control of the Whiskey
Business heretofore conducted by John
HimmIcr, 1 respectfully solicit a %cOntin-
uancc OF patronage. Look out for 'ad.'
next week.
H. IS II ID H I M Nj l. IC Re
WhocSaIo od lotal Douler Ia Fine WhskeV,
IA MILLSrREEr, CUSBEltLAND bE
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LBRIGHTSNILL

Rev. ID. A. Friend and wife arc
visiting their parents at Friendsville,
Maryland.
Mrs. $. w. Garner, of Terra Alta,
Ia visiting at her mothers, Mrs.
Mcknight.
Mrs Rebecca Welch, of the Crab.
orchard, was visiting l.. j. Wclch
over sunday.
Bonnie Cresslcr, son of j.. b. Cres,
slcr, was visiting his Uncle, j. ii.
lsodeheavcr, ofI'crra Alta, last week
squire Mason and Mack are shucll.
ing corn for Graham and Elliott,
W. notice the appearance Of sew.
eral drummers on our streets recent.
ly.
Morris Albright has moved to his
property in kingwood. Hope the
people Of Kingwood may he as high.
~ pleased with the change AS the
people of this town and vicinity are.
Nolen Gibson and wife have NOV.
ed into the house vacated by AL.
bright. HE ct U6igue.
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LOST RECORD NOTICE.

LOST RECORD NOTICE.
Circuit Court Of Preston County, Aug-
ust ~, 1885.
Trustees ofBethol MECburcb) Chapter
vs. yITI 0f Tho
Jesse Halrs heirs Acts Of
1871.
william q. Worlcy. a commissiouor
appointed under said Act This dav made
bis final report ho-ein. Whoreupou. ON
motion Of the petitioners No b. ordered
that said report De fled and that q notice
be published iu The Nest Virginia Argus
and Preston County JOururl. once a
week Tor twelve successive weeks. of the
filing Of the said report, aud requiring
Hll persons interested therein 70 appear
before This court on Tho first day of the
next term and do what may be necessary
% protect their interests. Provided
however, that such notice may consist
Of COPY 81 This order published A. a.,
foresaid. A copy from the record.
o. Ia. Test; SMITH CRANE Clerk.