West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-07-30

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he was granted duplicate.
Thomas White was relieved from
the payment of taxes on lot No. 67 in
Terra Alta, which lot he had sold to
the corporation of that town.
DR. j b Fogle was released from
paying of taxes on $3.50 of personal
property, which it appears is the
amount in excess of what he owns.
Hotel licenses were granted the
following persons: A ID Hagans, S j
Poster, j A Peters, Matte Stuck,
Mary r Worthington, Amos Carroll,
Sarah A Chichester, II K Wilt, ] II
ShafIer, Andrew Werner, S S Loar,
Oliver Dunn, Mrs Rachel Bishop, b
S Miller, Mrs j N, Lloyd, Thomas
Harrington, Mrs Florence Purinton,
VIM Golden, Mrs A l. Hale, Mrs S
Q Knots, Mrs NJ G Heath, Amos
Snider, VIM III Brown, w A Watson.
Tobacco licences granted: Allen
81 Ellis, Frederick Fromhart, T +
Lanham, Hartley d Sharps, Smith q
Forman, Baltus Dewitt, NJ w Rob-
lnson, G l. Brooks, II Spindler, w H
Chase 81 Co., ID d Riley, Mrs E
Joyce, Mrs Susan Conif, l. B Stone.
The copy of the Commissioners re-
port and plat of the Deakins land
was ordered to be recorded in the
County Clerks office.
Levi III and Rawley jenkins, adm'rs
of John L Gibson, were ordered to
give more sufficient bond.
Charles N Helms was exonerated
from paying of capitation tax for 1885,
as he was not then q resident of the
county.
Eugene Higgins and John S G
Bell appointed commissioners of cleo.
ton at Ncwburg, vice Nimrod Bell
and John Sheets, who declared to
serve no longer.
The contract for doctor,ng the in.
mates of the County Infrmary was
awarded DR.. Trippett, the lowest bid
der, for 500 per year, and So for each
case of obstetrics.
DIR f N Dent was granted drug.
gists license in Newburg, for the re-
mainder of the current year.
The election place at Masontown
was changed from the school-house to
DR. Jas A Cox's office.
The Sheriff's delinquent list was
approved and allowed.
The case of Peter Foglesong against
James II Shaffer, his committee, was
heard by the court on Friday. Crogan
and Hyde appeared for Foglesong
and Hawthorne for Shafer. Many
witnesses were heard. The appoint
ment of Shafer was confirmed, and q
further bond was ordered to be given
by him. Foglesong, some time ago,
through the efforts of Mr. Shaffer. re.
ceived o pension of $4,000; and Mr.
Foglesong's son, Jacob G, of Kansas,
came here, and Mr Shaffer was ap.
pointed committee of the Old man.
He afterwards decided that he didn't
need an overseer, and hence the con.
test.
The following named settlements
Oh hduciaries were confirmed: 9Th
settlement of A j Trickett, guardian
OF l. r Trickett; 1st of r w Monroe,
committee of S Loughridge; I'd of
Jehu Jenkins, ex'r Of 1 N Forman +;
final of II j WickenhoYer, guardian
Of + and John Whickenhover; 1st of
j Mand Leroy Shaw, trustees of VIM
Shaw; final of d Graham, ex'r of
Samuel Graham; 9Th of + NJ SHAY.
admir- r Shay; I'd of George Myers.
admir- of Frank Myers; 1st of L and
IL Dawson, ex'r of j G Dawson; lst
and I'd of James A Brown, admir- of
John Amber; 9th of James A Brown
committee of VIM Corbus; final of
John w Guseman, admir- Of Jacob
Guseman; final of John S Mckinney.
admir- of Luke Mckinney; final of
Isaac Guseman, guardian of Emma
X Guseman; final of John d Ripp.
admir- of John Dawson; lst of w
Monroe, ex'r Of Helen Hanshaw final
Of John Metheney, admir- of Asa Ne.
theny 9th OLA G Trickett, guardian
Of Susan j Trickett; 1st Of George S
Deakins, ex'r Of Francis w Deakins;
3D. of Robert Sinclair. committee of
Jane Sinclair;2d Of Sarah Elsey, admir-
Of Rachel G Elsey; 1st Of John II
Squires guardian Of Landy G Squires;
final Of Andrew S McNalr, admir- of
Thomas McNair, % Of Samuel linn.