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week before last. lie expects To To-.
cate near here the coming summer
-Prcaching in the new church
here next Sunday evening. 10y the
Rev. Robcrts.-Fccd is becoming
scarce IN this section w m. Mil
Ter lost fine young COW last Sun.
day morning Born. To DIR. and
Mrs. Nedro, last Saturday morning q
fine girl. Doctor smiles broad
smile.-E. +. Cuppett was on our
streets a few hours last Saturday.
Henry ChidiStcr and daughter.
of Morgan Glade were in town one
day last week. The latest reports
have II that we are To have wedding
soon.--C Il, Cantncr sold fine
colt TO j. III. O'Neil, of Pa. few
days ago.--Mrs. Silbaugh has been
ON the sick list for several days.
Militia Feather spent part of last
week among friends at Valley Point
-Ferd Browning,of Terra Alta,
was in town ON business one dav last
week, Our school taught by Mr.
Feaeer, will close next "Wednesday
i. Chichester new store build
ing is about completed. T.. j. Bow.
ermaster is the architect. --
There will he spelling bee
at Hopewell next Wednesday night.
-George Maust, of Laurel Hin.
was in town Saturday night. 1t is
rumored that we are to have a social
some evening in the not distant fu.
ture--With the warm weather the
railroad excitement is cnlivcning
Bruceton.--E. j. Augustine ex
poets to return to his home at Liston.
burg, Pa, in II few days.--Misscs
Lizzie T.. Chichester and Militia b.
Feather expect to attend school at
kingwood the coming sumner
+. Il. Burke will move his effects to
Masontown in few days.--M. NJ.
Benson, formerly of this place. but
now of Fairmont, expects to return
and locate here in the spring.
ARTHUR MANSFIELD
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MISSIONARY TALK.

a Washington correspondent of
the Wheeling I'teliigercer, in speak .
ing Of the session OF the Baltimore
CONFERENCE of the NJ. f. church, held
in Washington last week. says:
Probably the most interesting
event of the session was the annual
meeting of the Missionary society
of the conference. The meeting was
addressed 10y Rev. Julius Soper an
eX.missionary to Japan, and Rev.
George II. McGrcw. of Kingwood
w. Va. who has recently returned
from Innia.
The latter gentleman gave an in
teresting review of his work in India.
He had often heard it said before he
entered upon his missionary work
that the heather thirst after Chris.
tain teaching and eagerly sought af.
ter it. But he did not find it so.
W hNh WIZ lillNHlplltAli NOTk nOtl
made no progress, it was ooked upon
simply with curiosity. Now, how
ever, when the advance of the work
was noticed, they were regarded
more jealously and every effort to
destroy the good opinion of Chris
tianity was made The country was
hooded with translations of oolls of
modern rationalism, and a paper de.
voted to the cause of Christian
ity was constantly disseminating ar.
guments against the Gospel. Tran
slated copies of the works Of Inger.
soil and other hostile to Christianity
are freely circulated. The natives
ply the missionary with subtle ques.
tions respecting his religion and de.
fend their own with the creates in
genuity.'
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Reported Weekly by Hartley x Wright
A RemarkaD.o N.,,>5.

Mrs. Henry Ellis, 500 Scott street,
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Mr.. G.. a. ProehI, New Portage, Sum
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first place the doctor called II leucorrhua,
and treated it about one year, and she
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years, but she grew worse and tho doctor
gave her up. Then / employed DIR. I'm
dcrwOOd, ono Of the best doctors Of Akron
DIT under his treatment she grew worse.
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"IN A SHORT TIME SHE WAS
o. K"

Miss Trader went into trance at
the Methodist Protestant Church Sat.
urday night. AS usual, all who
could, crowded around her, to smoth-
er her to death if possible. Some
wanted to go for doctor but one
good brother objected 70 having a
doctor as he claimed it was "the work
of the Lord" and she would come out
all right In a short time she was
O. K.-Grafton StaAdard.
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BRrCETON.

VIM. II Miller hos erected in his
blacksmith shop here substantial
pair Of stocks for the benefit Of vici-
Gus horses and mules. The much
dreaded mumps and whooping cough
are raging around town.--Mrs.
Hine Is slowly recovering from her
late illness. -- Jacob Feather, Of
Hacklebarney, spent a part of last
week visiting friends here. w.
F. Shroyer, Of GAINESVILLE, was in
our town one day last week. -
Smith, tn dutchman who has been
working for VIM. II, McGibbons, has
returned TO ms home in Kingwood
-Phebe Bryte, Of Hacklebarney
spent last week here with her moth.
er, Mrs. Hine.--P. b. Cuppett, of
GAINESVILLE, vas in town one dsy
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TUNNELTON.

Flattery has almost dug our grave /;
we may never write again, III!
Yes And perhaps we are under
many obligations TO the Three States.
and the Rambler for complimentary
notices Excuse us for remarking
that the notorious Ground Hog has
redeemed himself. jas. A. Gregg
delivered lecture on Phrenology i'm
the school house here Tuesday night
To an attentive audience NJ.
l.. ShafTer returned last Thursday
from two weeks visit To her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Burley,a New Martinsville.
Miss Susie Blue, of Grafton, is
the guest Of Mrs. w. j. Lavellc, this
week.-Mrs.. DIR. III. W. Harr. ac
cOmpanied by her mother, Mrs. Ora.
ham, returned from Palatine to-day,
Monday.-The following named
persons have required the aid of
Physician the past week Masters
Hugh and Guy, and Miss Ethel Bon
afeld, Mrs. Allen Sharps, Mrs. Tbos.
Ruckle, Mrs. S. Il. Hardesty, Mrs.
James Huffman, OrAn and Obey Ash
by, Harvey Chiles, Ray Bishop, Har.
vey and Mrs. George p DUR, vii.
liam Malloney and a little child of
James T.. Michaeps.-Wm b.
Cruise, OF Grafton, has been home
the past week sick Considerable
sickness exists in the country. DR.,
Powell has been continually on the
go since he came here. He has been
giving general satisfaction so far.
Our Literary Society has adj
journed sine die.-Lent commenc.
ed March 10Th, and we pity the poor
clerks that will have TO put Their
hands in frozen fish barrels for the
next forty days; however it will be
somewhat Of a penance for their
many little sins peyetrated since the
death Of the last lenten season. --
A very pleasant and select hop was
given at the Hall Monday night. It
was the most pleasant affair Of the
season. a j. Lawton's school
will close here the 18th Members
Of the G.. A. Il. held meeting here
Saturday night.--Its about time
for Long Stomach TO contribute his
mOsthly installment. -G. j Shat.
fer has been engaged in taking.up ties
for the use Of the Narrow Gauge r..
r. the past few days. LAURA.
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For some time past, exchanges
from the interior have been printing
accounts of the marauding exploits
of man and boy, known as Tom
Brady and his son. Their favori'c
occupation seems To be horse steal
ing. Last week W. III. Triplett.
detective from Youngstown, passed
through Beverly, Randolph county,
on the track OF these parties. He
gave the mans name as Jerry Hays,
and that of the boy as Frank Hays,
and said that they hailed from Pres.
ton county. They commenced their
depredations in Pennsylvania and
worked down into Virginia, and then
into this State,-Regis,cr.
An Independence, Preston coun.
ty. correspondent to the Morgantown
NetC DOmi4ion, says:
John Ford, of York Run, who
is teaching school on Sand Ridge,
came very near being killed last Sat.
urday week When the west. bound
accommodation stopped, he jumped Off
and ran over to the postoflice to get
his mail, and went back to get on tue
train. AS it pulled out he waited
till it got by him and then gave a
grab" but unfortunately he had one
foot on the rail and it slipped and
threw him by the side of the track.
He jumped up aud tried it the second
time, but was knocked down. After
the train had gone some distance it
stopped and waited until he got on.
Strong men turned their backs, as
they expected him to be instantly
killed.
The Grafton Sentinei, in speak.
ing OF the burial of Jno. T.. Stuck,
says:
About thirty kninghts of Pythias
went from this place to Newburg last
Sunday TO attend the burial of their
deceased brother John Stuck. Ar.
irving at Newburg they were Joined
by the lodge Of that town, abut sew.
enty in number, making total of
something near one hundred Knights
in line of the funeral march. Mr..
Stuck it will be remembered happen
ed with a serious fall while on his
way to church some three weeks AGO
which broke his back. Soon after the
accident his body, from the waist up.
ward became paralyzed, and but lit
tie hope was then entertained of saw
ING his life. He fingered however
until o'clock Saturday morning
when he passed forever from earthly
suffering. His unexpected death was
asource of great distress TO his count.
less friends, who will long regret the
mysterious accident that brought it
about. He was Christian and a
gentleman. A wife and seven chill.
dren are among those who will miss
him most. The funeral sermun was
preached by Rev. B. b. Evans in the
NJ, f. church to tremendous congre.
CATION.
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in your sleep last night, auj called
him Jack as though YOU hal known
him all your life"
Jack Pott All, | must have
been dreaming about a schoolmate
of my boyhood days. had almost
forgotten him."
Nh Snaggs went down town coz
itatuE my what a narrow escape he
had.
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NOTICE : REUNION !

a meeting of the committee of ar.
engagements for the Soldiers Reun.
ion to be held on the Tunnelton
Camp Ground, July %, and Sd, 1886,
will be held at the Exchange Hotel,
Kiogwood, on April 9Th, 1886, at !
o'clock p. m. The entire committee
are requested 10 be present.
+. NJ. HUFFMAN, Pres.
JOSEPH NJ. SHAW, Sec.
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NOTICE To LIEN HOLDERS.

To ol' persons holding liens hV mdg
mont or otherwise ON the rc.l estate or
amy part thereof OF AmCricus Evans.
In pursuance ola decree or the Circuit
Court OF Preston county, made ian "A cause
therein pending To- subject the r'pl estate
oi the said Americas Evans 10 tue salts
iHct'on OF the Items thereon. Vnu erC here
~ required To- present an claims held hN
YOU and each ct YOU against the saiu
AmeUchS Evans which Wo liens on his
real estate or any part uf il tor ndiudi,,-
VOn 10 mo al my office u the town of
kinywood Preston county West Va. on
or before the 10th day OF February 1856.
Given under my hand ;his 10Th day of
January 1855.
Il. j CRoGAN
Commissioner.
BWoWN y uAwrHoRNE
S.H9 AttN'S cor plAinun 100 IL
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A NARROW EsCAP.

"My dear" said Mrs Snaggs to
her husband this morning, 81 don't
think ! know your friend, Mr.. Pott,
do ~
"Pott2' ask Mr., Snsgks, in sur.
prise.
eyes, Mr. John POtt."
John Pott2 / don't know any.
body Of that name"
90 you surely must know bin
very veil, Tor sou talked about him
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA So.

At itulcs holi n tho Clerks onicc 81
the Oircutt Court of Preston q, unity, ON
the inst Monday OF February, 1856
L. \, Fox
80, v In Equity.
Julia l.. FitzIowld.
Tho object ct this suit ~ to recover two
hundred dollars, the amount oi an opcn
account, per CNhiut "B" ulcd within
phuntl bin.
And II appearing that the plaintiff is
not resi- cnt ct this state. She II, there.
ioro, hereby required to npprnr b,rr
within ono month after the dato or the
hrst pa lie diou hero OF. and do vhnt /.
necessary To protect her interests herein,
Ava on motion OF the plaintiff by hor
COUNSEL II * ordered that the foregoing
loo published In rho West Virginia Ar,
rus, weekly newspaper published i'm
lhls county copy. Test.
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
j. II. HAwTUoRNF,
<-I"-itl ~ ~. Counsel for Plaintiff
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

To The Creditors of jacob Born. dc"oas-
cd:
In pun SuauCo of decree of the circuit
Count OF the County uf Preston. made i'm
q cause therein poudinT, to subj ct the
rOhl estate of the said jacob Born tO the
payment Of his debts, you are required to
present your claims against the estate OF
the said Jacob Porn for adjudication tn L.
j. Crngau, Commissioner. at his otlico in
the said county, on or before the 9th day
nf March next.
Witness. Smith Crane, Clcrk of said
Court, this 2lst day ot january 1856.
So. SMITH CRANE, Clerk,
l-9o-Bt
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TO THE PUBLIC!

The partnership heretofore existing uu-
dor the firm unmo Of Chnllcross a. oliver
II this day dissolved by mutual agree
mout. William II. Shallcross will settle
the firms business up at No. l,GlO Frank
ford Ave-, Philadelphia.
WM. III. SiiALLCRoss,
oct -, 1880. n. G.. OLIVER.
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ORDER OF runLIcAroN.
EST NIEGINIA. ~:

- NlltGlNlA, 81:
AZ Rules hold in the Clcr,,'~ oni,e of
the Circuit Court at Preston county. on
the first Monday of Fcbiupry. lSSG.
Joseph Euccv
" In aSSumpsit.
Jonathan Biiratt and W.
j. Mckecver. doing bus.
mess under the firm
uomc of Barrett & Me
kCCVcr
The object ct tins suit is rr,pvor tho
SUN 90 5000 due On contract. and IL an
p'Oring that the defendants are not res,
douts at this state. thCv are, therefore,
hereby required to appear here within
ono month amer tho date OF tho first pub
icatiup hereof, nd do what j. necessary
To- protect their Interests herein. And on
mCti"n of the p'ainun bv his attorneys
II ~ ordered that the foregoing bo pub
hShcd IN The West Virginia Argus, "a
weekly newspaper published i'm this
county. \ copN-roSt.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
H\wrtoRNE 4 CRooAN.
-" It 81. Attorneys for Pnintin.
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by virtue of decree oi the Circuit
court "l fro>t"n County, pronounced in
u chanCcrS rHuNc of John A. T. Martin.
Administrators, ctc., against the heirs and
personal representative ct the lato Eliza
both fHirbN. | will, ON the first dav of
the next term Of said Court which bv law
4. In ~,
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TERMS or SALE:

For ~ much cash in hand aa may DO
ulhcient To pay costs OF suit and proper
charges for sal, and for tho residue upon
" credit ol o, Is and p months. the nui-
chaser To make notes for instAllmonts 81
iiho amounts. with good scrurity, to boar
interest. joins BRANNoN
Special Commissioner.
Bond ana security has been given by
said Commissioner in Tho above mention
ed cause
- ~. Test: SMITH CRANE.
81 II. Clerk.
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9 3 O ACR E s ,

situated on the Vest sido of Cheat River,
Adjoining lands ol Henry Copoman and
-umc iarm of the iRto H.. I Fairfax. Tho
Taylor tract cont,iuS about l2i acres aud
tho Miller aud linglG tract contains all )ut
lO7 acres.
viii oil 1 the two tracts together and
separately ana Will sell tho same eth r.
together or separately upon tho highest
bid. These lands embrace a river front
oi over 200 poles, small improvements
thereon but is chiefly In timber with vdlu-
nhln rnnl anInna
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.

GS-Good shoes can be bough; at Brown
more.
There was fire in our office
early yesterday morning in the
stove.
w. Brown & Thomas have the largest
aud most select stock of car ned goods i'm
town.
Martin l.. Shafer, Esq of Tun-
Melton. was at the county Capital last
Saturday.
l-Raisn Dried Peaches Pruuos
Dates and all Kind of staple and fancy
groceries at Brown Il Thomas.
VIM G.. Brown, Esq, returned
from his Barbour county trip last
Saturday
Hartley 81 Wright have opened
out their stock of goods in the post
Office building.
Mr.. Joseph Jackson will devote
his attention To farming during the
coming season.
Attend to your teeth while DIR.
LOOMS is here on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday next.
Notice carefully the sales of land
in this issue. You may want one of
the farms offered for sale.
DIR. LOOMS will be in Kingwood
on Monday next to remain three
days for dental practice.
%s- Brown K Thomas have offered
their entire stock OF clothing at 10 Bcr
cent 6et2V cost ctll AMI SEQ tor yourself
The ta6y those young ladies on
High Street made last Friday even
ing was just too nice for anything.
Jos. II. Hawthorne has decided
to locate in Kansas City, Mo. He
will depart for that place in August.
John Stone, of Ohio, visited re.
latives and friends in town several
days last week and part of this week.
County Court will convene on
the 9th, day of April. Circuit Court
will begin on to following Thursday.
Mrs. Matte Parks has purchas
ed lot in the Kemble addition and
will erect dwelling upon it the com
ing summer.
ES-If YOU have nov or tried the Famous
flower go and get one OF Brown & Thorn
as 25fb sacts. They hayo it in both the
sack and barrels
RD-If you want hay, you can get
it of f. b. Blue, of Grafton, w. Va,
in any quantity and of best quality
Write him for prices.
The Randolph Enterprise sug.
guets Capt. I. a. Bradford, of Phil.
ippi, as Democratic candidate for
Congress from this District.
We are informed that the insur.
ance companies have satisfactorily
adjusted the losses accustomed by
the recent Ere in Kingwood.
Sam Loar, we learn, is about to
rent the Manown property and the old
Academy Building and open out at
once in the hotel business again.
-Ex-county Judge Joseph Shaw,
of Preston county, was in town on
"Wednesday and made the Eagle Of
fee very pleasant visit -Grqfon
Eqgle.
Learned men tell US that in Latin
the word editor meanes ito eat"
In United States it meancs to scratch
around like blazes to get something
to eat
Well bet a nickel that we can
tell Mrs. Henry Albright, Of Cranes
vile, what became Of that turkey;
and we were not invited to the feast
either.
The pro'rdctcd meeting now in
progress at Reed5yille is an immense
affair. Already about 70 have been
converted and there are yet about
% at the altar.
The house Of Henry Cunning
ham Of EN- Garden, caught fire and
burned to tho ground Thursday night.
10 was a two story frame building.
Mr.. Cunningham lost almost the
whole Of his houeshold effects. Ori.
gin of the fire not known. Loss a.
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ADV ERrISINu RATES

Transient advert >ements will toe M
serted ~ 81 per inch e r first insertion
aud tiitv ceut, por inch for each addition
al insertion.
Personal rommu nicatiOns inserted tor
90 cents an inch
Local notices ; cents Ter line.
Poetry cents per line.
Entered nj kiugwood POST OWce a.
second class mail matter.
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Thursday, April tho eth. lsse.

sell az public auction, at The front door of
the Cnurt House of said county. all those
TWO cnt'rmini tracts Of land together i'm
said County. recently called tho TAYLOR
tact but imposed of two tracts formerly
known as lao raN Ion tract and the Miller
aud Iinglc tract, containing together
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :

One dollar per year. invariably i'm adj
vance One dollar aud tiny cents per
year, when not H. ia ina advance. These
Instance.
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RWoWN y uAwruoRNE
SS.@ AtCN'S 'or plaiutin. 1922 Il
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JOSEPH NJ. SHAW. Sec.
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JUDICIAL SALE.

2,Io-utl 81 oa. G,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-23

Real Estate eonveyauces furnished
By Wight, Henne 4 Lynn, AbstractOrs
Of Titles. Salina. Kansas.
BIZ Simmons & y 10 II Beekmsn
lot 50 5th Il 5alina $50.
H = Stannard aud " 10 g W
Fraser sWqr Of sWqr IL 4W $500.
3 A LitOgich and VITO ~ 3 Bee
be lots IS - blk Calki ms add Sallna
$50.
n s ShafTer and " to H g Daniels
ct Al lot s and S Unity pi Unity adsI
5aiina 500.
@ Eberhardt trus to z ) Mellen lot
= Republic ave ia aid o. Eas Wes
ITnlis grounds IS
T. E5erlarit Fl al to g Eherhart
lots y8 aud % a 81 Salina s3lj0.
q Eberhart ei III % Il n Suiendorf
lot 50 " 80 IS Sth 81 Saliua S2l0B
NC WiikesOn % Frank Wilxeson
ehf aud swqr Is aud uhf and Wifi OF
swqr p and ehi aud swgr q Is lw
$4,000
q Dewar and VI to F II Allison
nWqF ~ Is lW $500.
n ID Sampson and NJ 60 ID White
head pt Of shf OF swqr l3 u 3V $500.
7 ~ AA4AA anu - ~ " AAA EnAMNNN Ma.M
half int ia lot ~ blk l. Hawke add
70 Gypsum City $3.50.
n Kingman aud " tO W Siahi
lots 2 3 and blk y Gypsum City
Ks $50.
n Barker aud VT 10 d c l. ,ck wood
lot 10 blk IA Oak Dale aid 90 Saiina
$500.
Al Winchester aud " 10 J Cool
win uud int in lot blk Bridgeport
KS.
state OF Kansas TO b n smith ehf
seqr 10 10 4w Pat.
VIM II Banker TO ) b Brublker lot
biz Trenton SO.
Eureka Town 10 to I l. Bugwrll
lots 81 80 10th st Csico $50
Eureka Town Go 10 J Y Burwell
lots IS aud 81 10th Il Chico so.
Eur ka Town co to trustees First
Blptl-t church ChicJ lots 81 an 81
llth 81 Cnicn rs 81
A Maun aud vi 10 ID 4 Naurrine
pc al sSqr 10 II 3E So.
w 4 Phillips ant " L. \ George
lots = , aud II South II Phillips
fth add Ia Salina $50.
& Eberhardt trus 20 g Y Daniels
lot 81 X irwin ave a,ld Kas IVES Unity
gfDtiutis 80.
& Eberhardi trus To w + Wray lot
~ Russsl ave add Kas Yves Unity
grounds 500.
q Schippel and " to + Eberhart
lot 1873 and 4th 81 Saliha $3.50.
co Palmquist Fl al to II Frost Whit
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