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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-13
S5jjs Here and Ab5oad.

The only lady who was ever made an or
derby sergeant during the war was Miss
Theresa Kelly, now a resident Of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Miss Nettie Carpenter, the young Amer
lean violinist, has played in concerts with
brilliant success at Dumfries and Edin-
burg.
Mrs. Dahlgren, the novelist, lives most
of the time at her country seat on South
Mountain overlooking the battlefield. She
is proud, handsome woman, resembling
in appearance and style, says a corre1pon-
dent, some of the stately duchesses of
whom we read in English novels. Her es-
tate extends over several square miles.
The late President Barrios of Guatemala
left his widow house on Fifth avenue
in New York which cost $500, 900, and is
furnished with great splendor. She pro-
poses to make it her home. Although she
has large family of children she is still in
the twenties. She is a beautiful woman
of Spanish type, and charming in her man
ners.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
FOX REWARDS.

Henry 4 Bolyard 4 L W Beatty ]
VIM Baugh l, VIM j Powcrmaster
a $ Brewing use y D Benson T. r
Brown !, John Balien |, A Benson
use J NJ Chichester 10 so. NJ u Ben.
son use same !. Joshua Benson use
same 80, II G Benson use same ,
John Collins use same 4 80. Jerome
Calhoun / John r Cramer 3. II ID
Carroll 2, Jas Chllds 2 80. John Con.
ley 2, John A Conley /. John Collins
use j II Feather 3. Jacob Deahl .. r
W Elliott use ID r. Jackson 2 PAGE
FaEsler /, } w Freolaud 4, l. G
Frankhouser 8, + FELTON, 2 so.
Daniel FELTON, use J NJ Hamilton II d,
John Field l,Rufus Foreman g, jesse
FoEman use j VI [ hiddster ., Abe /
Gibson 2, Milroy Gibson 2, j q Ora
Lana 2, w I S Graham 3. j l. Hern.
Son ], q w Hartmire (, VI b Hof.
man /, Henry Hanline /, Andrew
krotts !, w t Kelley /, Henry Kel.
ley | %, Noah @ Loar use A G.
Tricket 30, BENZ Liston !, j Might
/, 5 S Loar g, 3 V NcMillen j Benz
Miller ], W r Mechanism ,. joseph
Moran ] 30, r B McNase 3 Elisha
Mckinney 2. Elijah Nezlerod ] @ w
Piles 2, r j Plies 3, y II Piles 2. W
y Rodeheaver J., VI " Robinson / j
+ Roads z, S n Rodehcayer used NJ
Goodwin 3, p ROdeheaver / Daniel
Ryan 2 30 Chas Sweitzer / Geo A
Sterling Jas Sliger use K 3 Wsd.
die b, LEROY Shaw james W Stone
80, ,quire Sypolt J, Jacob Sligcr use
j NJ Chid,stor 3, A ID Squircs 80.
T. q summers 80, Amos Titchcnell
use ID II Jackson 20, NJ n TAYLOR 9
% w Trimbiy ] Frank Williams J.
Jacob + Will 30. Daniel Whitchair
80, j J. r Watkins 80, Jacob 2
Y of 2, Jonas j Wolff, John Wolf l..
Philip B Wolf 4 50, + NJ Wolf so,
p j Weaver ] 30, Jacob j. Wotring
., Jacob r VIII /, - p WhetscIl usc
= N Cishop 2, ID / Whetsell /, b r.
Whetsell J. Total amount Of Fox
Rewards 1896 70.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
CHARLES VERNE,

Rodamers, August 29th, 1885.
I'D ARGUS The man, Charl, e
Verne referred to in your paper
iost week. has left for parts unknown
Information proves that be is o base
fraud and very suspicious cbaract
er. Everything seems to Indicate
that he has been guilty Of some or me
and has escaped TO Che mountains
OF "estVirginia TO shun the law
His conduct with little girls OF 10
and - years Of age, at This place
has been Of such O character that be
does not deserve the respect OF q de.
cent dog, and should he return to
Rodamers be will be arrested nj ono.
lie is man 80 years Of aye has
black eyes and hair, and beard part
y gayle is about 6 feet tall and
claims to bail from Warren county
Ohio. We have written To- thcplsco
where he claims 70 have been born
and 70 the college profe- ors where
he alleges be went 70 school but at
neither place do they know such
man. Prom all indications we are
led % believe be ba1 character
ard warn All persons TO beware Of
him.
''rF,ety
~ ''a-n tlet W.-re was fuua
..i.h Hnna ~ Iurrefw tie inst
psi, 90 .u. We.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
For SUPPORT or POOP.

Allen q Co 62, Armstrong q Son
So 90. A 5 Albright "A, j Il Arnett
10. w ii Bell IA so, same use Jno
J Cooke 7. A II Bowman 80 30. "
3 Brown 8 %. II Bceghly 81 50, G
K Beatty 56 -, G NJ Bishop 81 Is.
j a Cox ), James Collins 2, f NJ
Chorpening IS, DR. w M Dent 1870,
Jacob Erwin 80, Jacob Feather
20 so, DIR w Frey 10, 4 S Fitchner
10, j j Cooke p So, Guseman Bros
10 Gibson & Anderson g. 90. Lena
Guskie ;, + S NJ Golden 4 IS, @ T.
Hartley l. Jefferson Hardy 3, Mary
Hillcry IL, Vim Hibbs 80, n arLlcy&
Shapes go 40, Hartley d Posten 3,
Fl O Hagans "A, Julia a Hanger p,
Nancy Harden 20, G Harmed IA
so, j NJ Hartman 10 Is, + n Jen
kin5 80, ] III Johnson 6, ID II Jack.
son 200 %. Jones d. White $50 25.
VIM Kimberly 5, T Liston 6. y f
Lanham 3, G T Lawton l so, Ely.
engood Ia, } A Lcnhart 3 20, J Fl
Lipscomb rs 10, Cornelius Martin
''B - NNN'Aitu IVA ~ UAu 10 " - vi IT
tin 20, + y Menear 10, w + Menear
4, Il Q Methcny 50 80, Mc0rum d.
sons "A n, J NJ Mines 81 80, Drs
Nedrow u Bryte so, T j Piles 3.
Paul d 20 6, S A Pratt Al. NJ r
Powell ll9 40, w NJ Rosar 10, b NJ
ROyse 10, J W Rideuour use + NJ
huffman is, j j. Rigg / IS Jno Ro.
deheaver rs 81, Jonathan smith 2G.
s N Scott 3, b shaw use j A Mar.
tin ,, j S -hahan 10 so, Simon Sni.
der 3 .ShaHcr & Bonaield 81 75,J W
SHAFT 4 80. ID N Shafer 5, John Fl
Squires 5, T. y Stone ~ 80, w Smith
81, Shaher q Roth 81, A G Trickett
So, j j Thomas 78. r B l. Trippett
use Lydia Burlock GO, Elizabeth
Whetsell 3, Watson Bros 40 68.M T.
Walter l3 GO, g W Wheeler IS 52.
VIM Wilhelm 20, Rebecca Wotring
ID % Julia q Wolf d, Ashford
linn j.. Total for support of the
Poor 1928 IS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

one mile ibou completed. 80 T. npw At
work on the second mite. Ne gives om>
pl"yment To ail who sooS wor4 reg irdless
OF color. or nationality.
We notcoi the following visitors in
town sunday; DR.. r. T. Lanham. o.
Nswhurg, Hiram Crimes, of Rowles>
huis, } N Nugout aud Harry Potter, OF
King wood.
Ch'rlcs W crno, the Rodamor's fraud,
has been around nero for the past few
days tr.iug to humbIg tho people
Next week we viii give bin all the cied
Il ho deserves,
Frank sspp, Of hondale, that good
looking rosy,ohCekel-Ciovolsnd- forever
Democrat. was ia town las, week look ing
Tor The Rambler
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ". Bowers were
visiting friends st Rowio>burg Saturday.
Mis-. -. r. Davis is visiting relatives AZ
BuiIolo the past week
Fame grapes arc selling here at two
cents per pound.
What il that which shows othors what
it cannot SEQ itsolr2--A Rambler.
Why j. "Rambler" in high station
like "A man in balloor2 -Because every
body appe..4 litlo 10 him and he appears
little to Every bOIv,
Tho Rambler" twaddlo must be bro>
ken up and the civil sayings of citizens
respected. His lamp has lost It's oil his
wick burns black. lie don't want to
ii Iht but by jngs, If you do. we have
tho ink, We have tho pens, we have the
papers too.
We sometimes wonder II Rumblors.
buzzIrds, vuItuies, and cormurants, are
ever happy. Clean birds no doubt thi X
that the pursuit OF currion IL an occupa.
ton full of wretchednosS. There are hui.
man carrion hunters also, ID we are
anxious To know whether they really
enjoy their filthy diet Some Of those
uucloan ones have. been making im>
agInary discoveries. OF late, and they
lists only in their Imagination. One Of
these unclean birds has discovered dur
ing a two week 5 ramble, some dead or
dyiaS language, ana asks US to translate
ii. As We never expected % have any
use Tor tho Celtic language we never
learned but two words which we will
let the Rambler have the benefit oI ere
We close. We Will next Inotice his im-
aglnary letter from william, and his re-
ply. IT'S shameful, only a nightly
uSinpie in tie city sewers aud SOS pools
can ~ allly a writer Tor such foul work.
Such man must carry decay and corr
ruptioh ia his pocket, and scent his wig
aud handkerchief with tho concen trated
odors of rottennesS to qualify him for
continuous devotion 20 carlton. But do
such men really enjoy themselves? They
certainly posse, all tho eagornoss 81 en-.
ioymcnt, end we are forced to admit that
they really love g rrion. We will make
30 more complaint. but wo oLor condo
lence, not sympathy. Now, dear Ram
bier, II tha above translation IL not satis>
factory you may po1.gbe D,uhone.
LAURA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
THE REUNION.

Tunnelton, w. Va. Aug.24, '85.
EDIroR ARGUS Please an.
nounce to the Ex soldiers and pub.
lie generally that the committee on
arrangements for the Reunion have
made arrangements for the opeuiDp
OF the Camp Boarding House during
the Reunion, under The supervision
OF Mr.. John L, Gibson, Miss Julia
Bonafeld and others, who will enter
tain all those not otherwise pro7id.
ed for at the sum of % cents por
meal. Horse feeds will also he nro.
vided on the ground at reasonable
rates.
Under the nagement of the q.
bove named persons no one need he's
itate to bring their wives and lady
Ir'enus and remain during the Re.
lnion.
Inc committee have decided to
postpone making pR ola programme
until ept. 81 and request the com.
mlttees on invitation and mnsic to
DC present early ON that day, other.
wise send in their reports to John
IL Stuck prior to that time,
BY order of the Committee,
JoHN f Struck, Chair.
LEROY SHHw, Sec.
r. 5. The committee request all
That can conveniently do so to brine
blankets as there will be a portion
OF the Boarding House furnished
with view to this.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Examinations will he held in Preston
County. ~ the following places:
INGWOOD. .dOnday and Tuesday
September Ian and 18th.
BRUCFTOS. Wednesday ard Thurs
day, September 10Th and l7th.
TERRA ALTA, Friday and Saturday
SeUtembcr 18Th and 10Th.
NEWBURG, Monday and Tunsdav
September Dist and 22d.
Each applicant before entering the class
must pay the foe Of 81 required bv law.
and must prod ace certificate of attend
anCe al county Institute.
Copying and communicating will be
considered fsiiurcs and each applicant
must certify at the close of examination
that no has noithor givcu nor received
AID M tho preparation ofhis manuscripts.
Examination will commence AT s a. IN.
sharp b. NJ. SQUlREs,
WILLARD PELL,
FARLEY EEBERRY,
BguTd Of Ergyuj1eyg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
LOaT KEUOKD NOTIrE-

Circuit Court OF Preston County, Aug,
ust 20 1888.
Trustees ofBothol MEChurch) Chapter
- w l75 Of the
Jesse BARS hoirs Acts OF
1871.
William G, Worloy, q commissioner
appointed under said Act. this day made
his final report herein. WhoreuDon. ON
motion OF the petitioners 1t rs ordered
that said report he flied and that n notice
be published in tho Nest Virginia Argus
and Preston County Jouurl, once n
Wceh Tor Twelve successive wooSs, Of the
filing Of the said report aad rcouiring
al person. Interested thortiu to appelr
before Ibis court on the first day Oi The
next toriu and do what may be necessary
u protect heir Interests. Provided
however, That such notice may consist
OF a COPY OF ihis order published as a.
ioie.aid. a copy from the record
~ ~. TosE SMiTH CRANE Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

HEAVY crops of corn, bee and PORK
ere promised. The fatness of this
land is a phrase full of meat the
year, and having flavor of corn.
bead. Nobody will starye even
thought the wheat crop did turn up
partially missing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
VERY SUPERIOR FRUIT.

1; is very favorably situated with regard
to Churches, Marx cts. So nols dc, avid
Il tn all re- poets - convenient, desirable,
aud valuable l;lriu.
This sale is made upon tho written re-
quest ~ Miiia,u Halpi!,on who is now
tho owner Of said tru,t, Title god.
Kngwood, W. V. r. w. MovFoE
IA III August 10 1855 Trustee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
TO FARMERS!

From car uuloaded to>day we offer
mmnniated Dissolved Bone at $50 per
ton. and Buckeye Phosphate at SIS per
ton-bntb in -balos OF 25O pounds each
We have the most gratifying reports of
those fertilizers sold last spring.
SHAFFER & BoNAFIELD,
Aug 22l. Tunnelton, w, Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
~ Grnce,In.

ED Groceries, Notions, aud Ladies
shoes i. endless varieties aud at the
lowest possible prices at Jno' II. Browns
new store. Go see hun and examine has
stock.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

The information received by cable
from London makes it appear as if a
war between England and Russia
would come with the first frost or
sooner. Both countries are stcadi
~ preparing and are not far from
ready.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

OUR Democratic friends arc nj
ways found of iuvestig .ting- Jour.
al. Yes, and whenever they turn
neir attention in this direction -
that is to Investigation, they Away.
uneerth a lot of Republican rascal.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
GAINESVILLE.

The pop OF this vacinity all seen 20
bo highly elutcd ovcr thor pic-nic whicl
gave a merry pastime 60 about 500 poe
pie who seemed 10 an bo i'm a state o. hi
larity. Tho day was pleasant and cool
and the little church grove was so orna.
mcntod as TO afford riorry plstlmo Ia
ali. All seemed greatly animated which
made tao AFFAIR enjoyable throughout.
The programme wa, modo out by Mis-
Niluna Feather aud p owed "a DO worry
appropriate Quo fnr tho occasion. The
forenoon services wore composed mostly
Of singing ma speaking. After listening
10 some .nc'odi.uS strains OF vocal aud
Instrumental music 10y the infant class.
Rev. Cation CAV" u~a vo,y eloquent adj
dre~- luil",> cd 10y Rev. Friend. Alter
ills tht choir IS NJ a few pieces and the
audience retired fur dnncr. 1t seemed
truly remarkable 10 SEQ such an amount
OF provisions. \ great many seemed TO
spread out provi-i ms a, though thoy
meant 20 provide for the entire audience.
II was remarked ty one ia ward Wolfe
that there were d,intios enough on the
ground 70 feed Bouaparte's army. The
yy,,, ,l,yi,, ,,.on..l,,,1 ,.o,,,na.,
ing, intcrspcrced with Instrumental and
vocal music. Captain Wren Smith, of
Juhnstpwu, gave IA some i0lightrui mu =
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n.I,r Tho, o,,, ,,,,.o 49,, i..,.......,
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fool, 49,, ovo,.-.i, -, ,.,., =, s.. D.,
,,i,,,a..i...,. ,,,.,,,.' =,
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lly invited, but instead of coming they
seemed to To extremely busy on their
Farms.
Grassh'ppers have been playing havoc
with our oats and buckwhoat, some
Iiefts being almost entirely destroyed.
lhey gather on the OATS heads during the
oNo"'''S All" cut inc grams OIL some OF
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

EDITOR ARGUS Il desire to ssv
'NFough your columns that it will be
impossible for me to see each musi.
c'an IN the district, and l take this
method Of soliciting and urging Won
TO tune up your drums and ffes
blow the cobwebs out of your horns.
@no be on hand at the commencement
OF the Reunion. We want to see
Uncle Bill Snider out with a bass
drum moguI size. and see him give
1t the lick that he did in DAYS Of
yore' Come one, come all. Don't
let Kingwood district fall behind in
The music line. Respectfully,
LEROY SHAW.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

Painless Childbirth, % ncw book by DR..
john II. Dye, one Of New Yurks mos.
sNlliul physicians. SHOWS that p.i1 10 nov
necessary va Childbit Ga bu, results from
causes essily nud"rstcod and overcome.
II clearly proves thgt aby y non may
cOmo mother without suffering any pain
whatever. II Alec tells how 20 uvcfcpme
and prevent morUIrg sickness. a~tlicd
iimDs, ond Jin,r 'v.i- attending prgUsu-
cY l a reliable lnd hisIiy tui.tsed ~
phts.ciars very "hcre st zoe v'f.'s 'rur
private companion. Cur tni- mt: "a witt
save y.d .icat pam, alu ppefi. y ,,tT
ht, Sod two Z. ut st.mp fur dr-cri. rive
circular, testimonials ,hd comic. util lot
ier sUt iY s,. lrd etvtl 10, Alu.,-4
FrHk Thoms- g. O., pupl.u.r. - U-
m,u VI auu T. "a Gm.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

Cbilds l A " Chidester use Brown
Bros l 90, Walter Childs /, Alph
Devall 4, John and George Evans
Ia so, 5 Freeland | 80, III III Field
so, JOS Feather 40 l3. $ Feather
2 90, $ b Feather 3 80, J A Feather
., Hess l. Feather 3 %, Andew
Feather &, David S Feather s 90,
) A Feather !, Samuel + Feather 4,
} j Guseman .. T + Garner 8, JOS
Gorden Al OF, III & Havans q. Luther
Hanger 8 "A, Henry Hardrsty Jr..
2, q Z Hollyfeld !, James II all 80,
thomas Hill 1925. Daniel Uanlin use
Jones ~ White Jehu Jenkins 30.
ii f. Jenkins rs, Milton Kemp so,
o A Kelley 7 rs. NJ @ Liston Z 80,
John L Liston 10, h w Lee 3, Jesse
Miller l 90, l. + Miller |, Alpheus
McNare 6 L., n w McMillen 3 90,
w ii Miller 2 20, G w May / Jacob
May 3, j Allen Miller g, Theo Math-
ews 80, S j Martin 2. r + Martin 2,
George Nose 2, G. Nose 3, n j Pierce
> %, NJ NJ Pierce 25, NJ + Pell 3,
Jas B,dcnour 6 80. Jacop Rosenber.
ger Q %, Union Ringer so, C NJ
Rodebaugh 80. jacob Reckart 2,
Joseph Ringer |, : w Smalley 5, A
Shahan 2 80, w T. staford /, James
Shaver so, Robert'Shaw 2, VIM Shaw
2, A Il Sinclair 80, Nj T Sinclair 5,
j q Simpson 3 %, John Spindler 3,
Smith & Forman 20 ID SLrawser 4,
John b Trobridge 8 So, A G. Trick.
EFT II 70, Amos Titchenell use ID Il
Jackson 3 25, Noah A Titchencll
4 81 Stephen Tichenell l3 II, Il =
mer Trimbly 4, JOS Trimbl 80, J
II and Il + Walls IA 10, George w
Walls 8, Francis w White II, T T.
Will 2, VIM Wolf use A r Sinclair 3,
John A Watts 2 80. w II Whetsel
A IS, b = Whetsell so, w A Wolf
A Jacob G Wolf 5. Total bridges
$714 SO.
CoURT-HoUsE AND JAIL EXPENSES
w II Bell 8 so, Henry Copeman
80 O9, Hartley e Wright 80 f NJ
Menear use G M Bishop 20, 4 S
Shaw 3O8 81, Elisha Thomas l28 so,
Wilson IL Chapam use Smith Crane
.. Total Court house and jail OK.
pcnses, S507 %.
PUBI ISHING, PRINTING AND STA
TIOSEkY.
VIM NJ o Dawson 3lO6l, Lee
kussart l29 10, Lee Kussaat use J
NJ Crane n 80, b M Squires 40.
Total $543 80.
ACCOUNTS OF OvERsEERs OF poor.
G. W Chichester Is %, John J
Cooke 81 30 Il + Gooding -, L NJ
Holman % IS, l. II jenkins 30 80,
G. Puilinm ~, II A Pell 8, Jno Rode
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Expenditures on Turupikes az
per Surveyors Reports 3.2OO.7S
surveyors Accounts 1,972,4i
Cutting dead timber AZ per Sur
vsyous Reports Gs5. SO
MeSd meanor Claims ISs.iO
Election Claims $40 I'D
Fog he Arls iq5 20
Bridge fIGlD- IA 53
Court house add Jail expenses 5O7 -
Publishing. PTiDiiDY Und Sti>
tiOnogy 5t3 %
OvarseeTs Of Poor Accounts Isy.OO
g uniy officers 2.5OS 80
EXp"ns o. Lun1t.C5 Is 80
f"Or claims S,233 30
ApTokTihiCh 0.5O7.G 90
Outstanding and upta;d ord0ns 1861. %
Total ua'ility kiO.l Ice. "
ASSETS.
Balance due from Sheriff, June
80, 1885 lsy3I.0s
Amount accrued from redemp
don OF Land at Auditor Of
fec 44su
s6S 80 26,s5OI4
Total Assets sio.53o.63
Aunt ofAssets in excess ofliability 80 as
The 100000 appropriated for
and to be paid out of the levy of
1885 is the only debt the county
owes.
The levy of 65 cents or the last,
and also for the present fiscal year,
has paid, in addition t. the ordinary
current expenses, the following, viz !:
$4,000 county bonds; interest on
same and outstanding orders, 1880 !;
cutting dead timber (about) $500,
making a total of 81 ,O60 paid by
the two levies in addition to the or.
binary expenditures, and the county
now being clear OF dett, it is believ.
ed that its current expenses hereafter
can be paid with levy of so cents
unless unusual demands are made
upon its treasury.
j. AMI MARTIN,
August 10, 1885. Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

%D~DroP INTO Jno. II. Browns Store
aud examine the new arrival OF Dry
goods.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

&o~All steel hatchets can be purchas-
ed at Potter's as cheap as tho ordinary
Iron ores for sale in other stores.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
FOR COUNTY OFFICERS.

Smith Crane 200, A r Fcarer
470 81, Neil j Fortney $50 J ami
Martha 800, j 5 Perkins 442 %. lie.
roy Shaw, assignee, of S Perkins,
use + HeeImaus 10, a 5 Shaw 800
Elisha Thomas 100 Total County
Officers S3jO8 80.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

ri You viii DO wei to call at Poiter's
and examine his stock of Hard ware, be
lore You go elsew here.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
FOR LUNArIcs.

Or W NJ Dent 10, DR. VIM Frey 10,
DR. L + Lanham William Mex CO 3,
Jas Niece 80. IT = A Pratt ., Or
Nj L Powell 5, DR. NJ ii Pryui.vot ),
II IL Wheeler 9. Total amount for
lunatics SIS 90,
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lying an0ut one mile west OF Evansville
in said County, on Little Sandy Greet q,
the n. ". ur;Ipiso running through Il
1t nGioius the lHnl. Of S.u.uel Evans
:. NJ. CorDwcll ana "ihors. IL has pu il
a dwelling hou-" and piher buildings.
and AN Orchard az
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

ED-P Potter keeps the only full limo of
first class Hardware in Preston Co. q an
sells at very reasonable figures.
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LOeT NENORn NnTInE.

Corcuit Court ofPrsItou County. Au.
gust 30, 1895.
Edward q. Ryan On a peti-
w lion uuder
Harrison Hagans' heirs Of al cnaptorI75
Or tho Acts NJ 1871.
william o.. Vorlov. a COMMISSIONS
appointed under said Act. shis day mado
biz final report herein Whcreurop ON
motion OF tho petitioner &c is srdorod
That sald report be filled. and thai a
motto Dc published flo the West virginia
Argus AID Pre-lsu County Jouanai. ou,o
wcek fDr twrive @ucco. i've week. If the
Ming Of said report, and requiring all
persons interested therein. 3D. appera be-
Tore ini- count OBS iho hrt day Of tho
neEut Term. am do what may bo ucc--
-ory f1 pr,tect tacir intorottA Provided
h"WuVrI tuti such notice mHy CONSIST OF
COPY Of tni~ order pub icaUon a- % orc
said a copy rom tie record,
etl4t Tc.s su,rH CRIME, Clerh.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 5ru. 1855,

the same being the 6.St doy n tie october
term u He COUjty COU.t, before the 'front.'
door OF the Court III use in kingwood in
said County, proceed to soil the tract OF
land, embraced aud described in said
De- Il OF trust at Public auction FOR one
third cash in hand, and Tor tile residue
upon credit % one and tVo voar~. lhe
purchaser executing interest bearing
notes with HnOn personal security 'Cr the
deIcrrcd payments, AMI the Iced Will be
retained unit al the purchase money
aforesaid is paid.
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DESCRIPTION:
70 CIR ES,

The properly tn be sold consists 81
very desirable iittie farm containing
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ACCOUNTS OF ovERsEERs OF poor.

G. " Chichester Is %, John ]
Cooke 81 30 Il + Gooding Is, L NJ
Hoffman % Is, L II jenkins 30 80,
G. Puilinm u, r A Pell 8, Jno Rode
HEAVIER 81, Il NJ Watson 13. Total
SlS7.
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TRUSTEE. sALEs.& a FAlgAstA!Aas
IN RENO DISTRICT,
f.NEAR EVANSVILLE.

Preston County, West VA. Pursuant to
the provisions of "A deed trust executed
20 me. AZ trustee, by Hiram G.. Ltrew
and Alcinda, his wife, OH tie first day of
January, 1877 - secure To Rces shay
t,Io payment OF "A single bill boIIing even
date with said trus:, with interest from
cate, payable annually and calling for
Seven Hundred Dollars, payable two
years aiIer date. and which deed of trust
was duly IeUordod - Trust deed Book
No. 80, prgc 40, in the Clerk's Office Of
the County Court Oi Preston County, w,
Va, will, on
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VIM NJ O Dawson 3i061, Lee
kussart l29 40, Lee Kussaat use J
NJ Crane y 80, B M Squires 40.
Total $543 80.