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Judicial Sale.

by virtue of decree of tho Circuit
Court of Preston County West Virp inis,
pronounced In tho eau sos OF Bucknor
FairiaN'H Administrator aga inst IL. Il.
FnirfaN's heirs and others, and Fairfax
and Martin against George w. Fairfax
and others, l will, on the FIRST day of acrt
term of said court, which, by law, In to
commence on tho
18TH DAY OF AUGTST, 1856,
sell at public sale, Mt tho front door of the
court house of said county, To- the highest
bidder, that portion of tho Elizabeth Fair
lax farm, north OF tho turnpike road
loading from Kingwood To Albrightsyillo,
containing by recent survey, rs IL acres.
This land adiOins lands of &. NJ. Bishop,
/. Elliott and others, and In oligibly loca.
ted, two miles from KinSwood Also tho
parcel of said !arm, called tho Billy
Fairfax tract, containing 80 acres and l07
poles. This parcel IL on the west bank or
tho Cheat River opposite st. Joe, and
about ono-iourth of n milo above AL
brightsvillG. About 30 acres OF this par
eel, including tho river bottom, ara i'm
proved. There ~ thereon a howod log
house and good orchard.
TENNIS OF SALE.--Five por centum OF
pun chasu money to bo paid In hand, and
tho residue i'm equal installments, paya-
bio In ., IL and u months, for which tho
purchaser Will make notes with good &C.
curity, to bear interest.
JOHN BRANNON,
Special Commissioners.
Bond and security has boon given In
tho above mentioned case M required by
law. Test
he'll SMITH CRANE, Clork.
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Function.

Here comes one of the pen and
ink singers, Betsy Jane.
Aw; Argus Eye" otis sweet to
be remembered;" we were waiting
for The ARGUS to give us room.
A State volunteer company was
organized here last Saturday Forty
FIVE names were enrolled, and the
following named officers elected
Capt. Allen Sharps; first lieutenant,
VIM. j. Lavelle; second lieutenant,
Phillip A. Shafer, the rest of the
officers are to be appointed by the
captain at next meeting.
We have been very anxious to
hear from S. G. s., of the Golden
States, as we think his description,
which he promised TO give of San
Francisco, with her seven hundred
acre park, and thirty thousand almond
eyed, pig tailed celestials, Woodward
Gardens, Clubhouse, North Beach,
&C., &c would make a very interest.
ing cOlum in THE ARGUS.
Bruceton correspondent, Tid.Bits,
of the Jownal, in criticising church
members, christian leaders, &c, for
boat riding on Sunday, leaves room
for himself also TO be criticised. viii
he please explain to US who instituted
Sunday as a religious day
Eugene Ellis moved 10 town, last
week, occupies one Of G.. j. Shaner's
houses.
VIM, j. Lavell sank n well last
week twenty feet deep and struck lots
Of Adams ale.
Supt G. j. Shaner and family left
last Friday, on a visit to friends, in
and around Aurora
WIN b. Cruise, of Grafton, spent
Sunday in town LAURA.
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Professor Gregg has come and
gone He lectured here to one of
the largest and most enthusiastic au-
diences that ever assembled in King.
wood. We have no space for extend
ed comments but we can heartily say
that the Professor is the man TO lee.
ture on the subject nc has chosen.
Our people we're we'll satisfied with
the evenings entertainment, and the
universal desire is that he may meet
with success at his many appoint
ments in the future. He is deeply
versed in the science Of phrenology
and desires the encouragement and
patronage Of all our intelligent and
well.thinking people,
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Judicial Sale.
J, L. & NJ. IL. Murdoch

J, L. & NJ. III. Murdoch
W. } IN ChdnccrU
Ameiicus Evans
by virtue of "A decree rendered In the
Circuit Court of Preston County. West
Virginia, I'm tho chan"ery cause of J. L., Il
NJ Ill. Murdoch w. Ahdericus Evans on
the 18th day of April, 1856. the same DO
ing The first day OF The August term OF
the Circuit Court OF said county at tho
mont door of the court house therefor,
sell tho following described property, to-
wit: n certain tract of land lying on
Scotch Hill, near New burg. i'm said coun
", containing acres upon which is n
comfortable dwelling house aud orchard.
Much of said tract OF land is undorlaid
with tho Scotch hin vein OF coal aud is
very valuable.
Tho terms of said sale shall loo for SUM-
cient cash In hands TO pay costs OF suit
and expenses of sale aud the residue up
on "A credit of q aud IL months, tho pur-
chaser giving interest bearing notes with
approved security.
J. III, HAWTHORNE,
WIN. q. BROWN,
Special Commissioners.
Bond and security has been given In
the above mentioned case M required 10y
law. Test:
gbcl SMITH CRANE. Clerk,
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or THE COUNTRY. "-7Hc Natiop,
April 2, 1886.
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Teachers Examinations.

Examinations will be held I'm Preston
County, at the following places:
NDoNVILLR-Monday and Tues
day, August 30th and 3lst
TERRA ALTA-W "Wednesday and Thurs.
day, September LIST and I'd.
NEWBU RG--Friday and Saturday Son-
tomber 3rd and and ith.
Observation-Disclosures and Tuesday.
September 9th and 7th.
MAsoNTowN -FridnV and Saturday,
September 10th and llth.
Each applicant must pay a foe OF $l, re-
CURED by law, before entering tho class,
and must produce n certificate of attend,
aucs at County Institute
Copying and communicating will he
considered failures; and each applicant
must certify at the close of examination
that he has neither given nor received
aid I'm tho preparation of his MANUSCRIPTS.
Examinations will begin at O'Clock
a. m, and cOcso ut y. m. of second day.
ID. NJ. SQUIRES,
FARLEY DERERRY,
WILLARD PELL,
1-3O-itl Board Of Elrdm ntoIS.
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Judicial Sale.

Pursuant to and by virtue of decree
West Virginia, I'm the chanCery cause of
heirs, IN the 9th day of April, SO, tho
undersigned special commissioners will
ON FRIDAY AUGUST 10, 1886,
that being court day, at the front door Of
the court hOnse of said county. make
public sale OF tho real estate mentioned
and described In the bill and proceedings
ni said cause, and moro particularly de
sGribed rs follows;
The three adjoining tracts Of land own
cd and occupied by the late Jacob Born
ut the time Of his death. containing soy
enty-fYe, siXty-iour and one hundred
and forty eight acres respectively. Said
lands arc partially improved, ana have n
DWELLING HOUSE AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON.
To properly provide Tor the payment
OF the specific liens thereon said tracts of
land will be sold separately.
TERMS or SALE.-Said sale shall be for
sufficient cash tn hand 10 pay costs OF suit
aud proper charges for sale. and tho resi-
due upon crcdi, of q, II aud Is months,
the purchaser executing notes therefor
with good security, bearing interest.
VIM q. BROWN,
J. fl. WTHORNE,
Special Commissioners.
Bond aud security has been given by
the above commits toner's in tho above
mentioned case ~ required by law.
bcjH SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
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KinGwood school Letter.

NORMAL SCHOOL, July 28.-On
last Friday afternoon while our lit
erary was in session, we were startled
by the blowing of steam whistles and
the ringiag of bells. Some one look
ing out the window cried, Fire
Fire = then, there was one mad rush
to the door. Each one was in the
others way, going pell-mell down the
stairway, and rushing forward to the
scene of destruction.
The program of last Friday was
not carried out on account of the FIRE,
so the same program will stand for
next Friday. This will give the per-
formers longer to prepare, and we
may expect an interesting literary
on that day.
County Supt. Squires gave our
school pleasant call one day last
week.
Prof. Hare gave the school a very
touching lecture on narcotics. He
told how they preyed upon the better
part ofthe mantle conscience and
the deadning effects they wrought
upon mankind generally.
Oh i! How tired the Three Little
Maids from School," of the Journal,
make us.
Dear Maids, if you can't find any
thing at your school to write about
but an old, lame, blind, halffeathered
chicken, you had better come down
to our school, and we will lend you
something.
One more student cnrolled-Miss
May Forman, of Kingwood.
DO you know
That the girls say if Moses would
comb his hair every morning, he
might(Omake mash
That there is one sad heart in town
since Russell left?
That Everett has taken the advice
of Jim" and is now wearing a collar.
That Glenn says he My teach
school near KiDgwood this winter
That Heb is trying to make a mash
on some Of the girls, but hasn't sus.
ceeded yet
That Heb will be mad when he
hears of this, just for fun ?
That Furtney goes to sleep when
sitting up with the sick
That Hartman's girl is too bash.
full to give him bouquet herself, but
sends it by Fortney
That Lizzie dosent 90 home on
Saturday since she has a beau2
That two girls stayed away from
school Friday afternoon to have a
good time" as they said, but the fire
prevented.
That Conley likes to attend school
at K.ngwood, but we won't sell why?
That Mattingly threw the mirrors
out the window and carried the coal.
hod down stairs
That Gross found a hustle after the
fire was over, and dident't know what
IL was
That tho students would like to
know who Joe" is2 JOE.
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HraIIdOuNillC.

The news of the Kingwood fire
reached us on Saturday morning.
Miss Hackney, Of Morgantown, is
visiting her sister at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs, Kensinger arrived
home Sunday from visit of week
in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Richard Waddle and her
daughter, Mrs. Corpening visited
Fayett county, Pa. relatives last week.
Rev. ID. ii. Mckee, of Fayette city,
Pa delivered very fine lecture in
the NJ. +. Church here last Tuesday
evening. Rev, Mckee is forcible
and logical speaker and entcrtains
his hearers. He is nephew of
'Sqire Mckee of this place.
Jas. ii. Carroll, Esq, ofKingwood,
wife and family visited here couple
of days last week.
Squire Mckee was taken sudden.
ly Ill one day last week and has not
been able to be about since. He is
better now.
Rev. Cove,of Delaware, Ohio Uni
versity is spending his vacation here.
A large party of fisherman from
Greensboro and Geneva,Pa.. are en-
camped on the creek bank at Bruce.
ton.
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Order of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA, IS.

WEST VIRGINIA, So.
At Rules held
i'm the Clerk Office OF tho Circuit Court
of Preston County, on tho first Monday
of July, 1886.
J. w. WEIGH, assignee OF Chambers E.
Glenn, Us.
Andrew Nelson.
IN DEBT,
Tho object Of this suit Is TO recover from
the defendant the amount OF six several
single bills mado by the dcfenda mt to the
said Glenn, and by tho said Glenn assign
ed ~ said Welcb, calling for ono hundred
dollars each, dated June 30, 1885,. and due
respectively I'm /, 2, 4, 3, q and months
after date.
And IL appearing that the defendant Is
not resident Of this State, he Is therefore
hereby required to appear hero within
one month after tho date OF the first pub
licatiOn hereof and do what Is necessary
to protect his interests herein. And on
motion OF tho plaintiff by his attorneys IL
Is ordered that tho foregoing be published
in the West Virginia Argus-a weekly
newspaper published I'm thisoounty.
a cOpy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Brown g. hawthorne Attys for PHI.
[fejl
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Personal P4R4eR4PHs.
/ Notes On the tIOvcmcnts OF Restless
Humanity all Around u.

Notes on the Movements OF Restless
Humanity all Around u.
DR.. Gay Fairfax was in town
Friday.
Mrs. Missouri Murdoch oCOL .
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. NJ.
Goodwin.
knight Thomas, of Baltimore, is
the guest of his uncle, Jas. A..
Brown, Esq.
Miss Lillian Elliott is visiting
among her relatives and friends in
Union District.
T. II. Casort, of Painters Mills, was
in town last Friday. He left but q
short time before the fire.
Bernard Cressler and wife, of St.
Joe, were the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Fowcett on Sunday.
Prof, A. w. Frederick, principal of
the St.George Academy, was in town
this week visiting friends.
Miss. Parsons, who visited the DR..
and Mrs. Pratt last week, left for her
home in Tucker county on Saturday
Messrs Deck Howe, George and
Tom Cooke, of Howesyille, took in
Gregg's lecture here Saturday night
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Friday, August 13, 1886,

A Court day, tho following parcels OF real
estate. situated In Preston county, or so
much thereof rs may be necessary tn st
isfy the liens changed thereon by said de
cree that IL To say:
/. A lot i'm Independence, and designat.
ell on the plat of that town rs let No. ~,
which was conveyed to jacob Froam bv
james Ii. Illicit and wife by decd dated
the lith day OF September 1855:
=. Also another lot in Independence
designated on said plat as lot No. % which
was conveyed tn Jacob Froan. by WIN.
Il. Fortuey and wife by deed dated tho
day Of is;
3, Also another parcel of land in said
town of Independence, where IN is store
house and wnreroom, and bounded ~ fol
lows; 10y lot No. TO- by lands ot William
Elliott, the Baltimore Il ohio Railroad,
and tho Morgantown aud Beverly turn
pike. and also the western half ct lot No.
81, and also lot No. ID and No. -; also
the land lying botwcod lots Nos. 2S, -,
30, 81 and ~, and the road leading TO j
w. McGoo's farm, running wost 80 aS 10
reach an extended limo separating lots
No. y aud -, and running cast with said
road until II intorsCctS nm extended line
biseciing lot No. 81. all which arc ON
bracod in deed of trust made to Komblo
and Armstrong, trustees, MI which wero
conveyed by William Elliott amt wife Ia
j. l. ream ~ Co. by decd dated 30th day of
January 1857:
4. Also parcel of land containing Ii
acres roods and 2O.2-lO poles, which was
conveyed by Roubon " hrthon and wifo
To Jacob rcam 10y deed dated 18th Octo-
Der 1857, loss about acres conveyed by
Jacob Froam and wife and Philander L..
Komblo trustees, To- Mary a. Heller, by
deed dated 10th day OF October 1865.
8. Also parcel of land containing 1
acres aud 3il poles conveyed to Jacob
Froam by OrphcuS nutintOn and vito by
decd dated 10 February 1866.
Also another parcel of land known as
part of lot No. 4 adjoining said town, be-
ing part of the John Howard land, CON
veyod To- jacob Froum 10y +. A. Day and
wife by deed dated August 10th 1862
7. Also another parcel OF land known as
lot No. 3 ON Towards plat OF said town.
conveyed to Jacob FreNm by Pe,ry G..
Minear by decd dated 10Th day OF May
1870.
8. Also three other parcels OF land
known rs lots No. =, No. ., and No. on
Towards plat of said town, convey ed to
Jacob Frcsm by James X. Smoot, com
missioner, 10y decd dated January 25!h
1870.
9. Also two other parcels of land known
rs lots No. and No. 10, on Howard X
plat of said town, conveyed To Jacob
Fream by said Smout, commissioner, by
deed dated-day Oh Is.
Should the proceeds OF the sale OF all
tho foregoing lands not be sufficient To
pay the cost of said suit aud tho liens
named in said decree, l will then sell, aud
not otherwise,
10. Two other parcels at land known as
lot No. and the western half OF lot No. 7
on Towards plat Of said town, which
Jacob Froam aud vito conveyed to- w.
X. Beall 10y deed dated 18th day of Jan
uary 1879.
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Noticc.

+. G. Hyde, the Jeweler, will visit
Brandonville on Saturday, July 31st.
with large stock of watches, clocks,
jewelry, silyerwarc, c.glasses and
spectacles Price greatly reduced.
will remain about ten days,
T.. G.. HYDE.
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.
of Gold !" What ?

The levy for Tucker county's
purposes is, this year, placed at S5
cents on the 500 valuation.
w. w. Wright has sold his store
to L NJ. Albright. Mr.. Albrigt will
take possession next Monday morning.
Collector j. T. McGraw has been
made disbursing officer for the new
Government building at Clarksburg.
We are obliged to Harry Nef
for basket of fine apples left at this
Office yesterday morning. We're for
Harry for congress.
AS soon as Judge Loomis is
sufficiently recovered from his late
illness he will leave with his family
for their summer home near Terra
Alta State Journal.
The West Virginia State Board of
Health boycotts the Columbus Med.
ical College, and refuses to allow its
graduates to practice medicine in
this State without being examined
by them.
The Convention for Kingwood
District will be held in the court
house tomorrow. There will be no
business of Importance transacted
until after dinner, unless it be some
unimportant preliminary matters.
Pictures of Silver :" Where?
Owing to our crowded space this
week, we are compelled to cut down
some of our local letters. We receiv.
ed one letter from Albrihgtsville
which we cannot publish for the
reason that the writer's name did not
accompany it.
Not particle Of calomel, or any
other deleteriOus substance, enters
into the composition of Ayers Pills.
On the contrary, this medicine is
carefully compounded from the cur.
alive properties of purely vegetable
substances. Try it.
Rev. w, G. Snodgrass, formerly
pastor of the NJ. e. church here, will
go to Hedding M. +. church, jersey
City. next spring, This is the same
church to which DR.. John r. Thomp-
son, ex-president of the University,
went from this State,
-"Apples of Gold in Pictures os
Silver ~
If you wish to restore the bloom
to your wasted cheek, and so improve
your health that plumpness and
strength will succeed emaciation and
debility, purify your blood with
Ayers Sarsaparilla. This remedy will
beneftyou m ore surely and speedily
than any other.
1t is said that Elihu Gregg, who
some years ago was found guilty of
arson, for burning the Court House,
at Kingwood, and who was reprieved
by Governor Jackson, is engaged in
making washing machines in the
building where the Hon, James G..
b aine was born, in Pennsylvania.
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The subscription price Of THE Ar
GUS is one dollar per year, if paid in
advance; but if not paid in advance,
the price is one dollar and fifty cents.
There will be no deviation from this
rule.
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Order Of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA, 81:
At Rules held
In the Clerks Office of tho Circuit Court
OF Preston County, on the first Mondsy
of July, 1886.
Geo. W. Myers
w. , In ItgitfU.
Harrison Spurgin,
Tho object of this suit Is to subject tho
lands of tho defendant Harrison Spurgin,
To tho payment of the judgment and trust
liens In the plaintiffs bill mentioned.
And IL appearing that the defendants
James NJ. Spurgin and William Thomas
are not residents of this State, they are,
therefor O, required 20 appear hero within
ono month after tho date of tho first pub
lication hereof and do what Is necessary
To protect their interests herein. And on
motioa of the plaintiff by his counsel IL Is
ordered that the foregoing bo published
In The West Virginia Argus, weekly
newspaper published I'm this county.
copy--Ie est.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
j. III. Carroll, Counsel for Plaintiff. lfbo
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The Boss Dentist.

A. NJ. Jarrett the boss dentist,
will be at Kingwood on the 18th of
August, and remain one week.
At Ncwburg, August 9th, and re-.
main four days.
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OUR LOCAL NEWSLETTERS.
THE NEWS FROM an QUARTERS or
PRESTON COUNTY
Together for the Benefit OF The
Nrgus's Many Readers
CANT District.

cant District.
Rain has delayed harvesting.
Rev. ID, H. Mckee, of Fayett City,
Pa lectured at Brandonvillc on
How to Win" At the close of the
lecture, on motion of DR.. VIM. Frey,
and seconed by Capt. Ii, c. Hagans,
a vote of thanks was rendered to the
lecturer. The best of order prevail.
ed and the speaker held the attention
of the house from beginning to end.
ing. Clear in thought, forcible in
experience and elegant in language,
the young speaker bids fair to rank
high as alecturcr before the American
people.
st Peters Church cemetry needs
repairs badly and an effort is being
made in that direction.
The Bruceton Literary is still NOV
ing.
Squire VIM. Mckee has been bed.
fast, but is recovering.
JAS. III. Carroll, member of the
Kingwood Bar, is in our midst on a
visit. Mr.. CAROLS gentlemanly and
courteous ways has won him many
friends here. LOCAL.
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The Shenandoah Nor NAL Colleg,

The Shenandoah Nor NAL College
at Middletown, Va, is one of the best
and cheapest schools in the State.
$4,000 in advance will pay for TUT
ton Board, Room Rent, including
Light and Fuel, for the Fall term of
ten weeks, beginning August 3lst.
Teachers can make arrangements to
attend, and pay part of the expen-
SEES the comming winter. s125.OO in
advance will pay for Tuition, Board,
Room Rent, including Light and
Fuel, for the school term of forty.fve
weeks. For particulars, write to the
Principal, G.. II. Hoenshel.
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To Whom it May Concern

Notice Is hereby given that shall on
The 18th day Of August next apply by po-
ution iO tho Circuit Court Of Preston
County for an order directing Joseph III.
Hawthorne, guardian In Preston County
Of Arthur and Kate Jordan, who are resi-
dents OF the State of Maryland, to paw
and deliver to me any property or mon-
les in bis hands belonging 10 hrs said
words.
RALPH ENGLE,
Guardian i'm Garrett Co. Md. Tor said Ar.
thur and Kate Jordan.
July ~, 1856. fcbe
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Court will begin on the 18th Of
August, and we hope that all delin-
quent subscribers--and the names Of
hundreds Of them are on our books
will call in and pay their subscrip-
ton. $3.50 cents If not in advance.