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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-16
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF HAY, FEED, ST

SALE OF HAY, FEED, STORE
FIXI URES, sc.
By virtue of decd of trust executed By Charles
s. Taylor, ir I will sell at private sale for cash,
and until SATURDAY. November "a, 1888. all
tho FEED. STORE FIXTURES, OFFICE FUR
MI URE, &c, now in the wa, eh0use No. lib
King st, eet, Alexandria aud also Eorsc, Cow,
? Drays, 3 sets Single Harness, L Suky aud all
the otner personal property embraced in said
deed All MT previously sold will be sold at l l3
King street. at public au;tion, on November 9th,
commencing at 10 O'Clock m Of that day.
Terms o; Sale: Cash.
novl5 IS FRANCIS a. SMITH Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-16

WANT OFFICES The fight for the federal
cai,es IN this city now held By democrats IS
not c9u.iaed 10 the white republicans.
Nambers e colored men want places ana
say they Will not be satisfied with less than
au tqlal division of the public patronage.
Ibey say, and rightly, that they iurnisn
the main strength for the republican party
At every election and are tired OF doing the
voting and letting the whites fill all the Of
Ices They will certainly demand the po'
slious of letter carriers aud the minor pla-
css in be various Offices, aud some Of them
have much higher aspirations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-16

TNgY CARRIED PAssENdER5 TO THE
PRIzE FIGnr-The steamer Cecil aud the
tug A. P. German are in trouble, because
lbey carried passengers beyond their license
limit to prize fight at Fort Foote on octo,
ber 30 One of the steamers is not licensed
10 carry passengers, and the other can take
few, but they both had good many on
board, including newspaper men from Bal;
tmore aud other places. The local board
Of steam vessel inspectors have made an In,
yestgatiou, and reported to the collector OF
he pot Of Georgetown. Heavy fines are
imposed for violations in these cases, ana
ae Secretary of the Treasury will fix the
penalties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-16

foLIcs REPoRT.-Last night was cloudy
m sbaut u O'Clock when it became clear
Taele were three prisoners and five dodgers
1t ae station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following cases:
"a. Mead, arrested by officer Simpson for
Indecent conduct, was sent to jail for 80 days
10 iglsult # the payment of So fine.
Virginia Mead, arrested by officer Dung
Ardisorderlv conduct, was sent to jail for
20 DAYS in default of the payment o. - 90
line
W.n French, colored, arrested by officer
B.anuer fer disorderly conduct, was fined
800 =,
Scott Dixon and Jas. Besi, charged with
violating police regulations at the local de-
pot. we're discharged with a reprimaud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-16

CORPORATION COURT Judge Charles H..
vq. presiding a w. Armstrong, adm,
r. " H. Devaughn order directing De
r.oshl 10 convey to " Fl Smith, sergeant,
s..irerest 10 certain real estate in Mary
sqi ana the District OF Columbia.
ADMINISTRATION upon the estate of VIM.
p,s.iag. deceased, was granted to Richard
coel.rg. who qual fed and gave bend In
Inc suu Of q Geo.
Autonomous assessment Of the property
OF T BOYD wss corrected.
jaime, K Weied W. NJ. B Harlow, ex-
ecat1r report of commissioner confirmed.
Com vs. james Hill, coIored, Indicted for
soniuu.ly emitting Fred Dawes; case con-
ganel and prisoner committed 10 Jail, bail
,,iDg refused, Judge Stuart stating that the
use Of ts7lrs, pistols, &c, in this city must
be stopped.
Com W. Albert Valentine, felony; CON
dlued for defendant
Com. vs.. ?. C. Poul5on, indicted for
.5tsery iury and verdict of guilty and pen
aty fixed at two years in the penitentiary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-16

THAT HACKING Cough can be so quickly
cured by Shloh's Cure. We guarantee it,
Sold by E. 5. Leadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-16

UNION SERVICES Rev ChGs. h. Vat
man. the evangelist, who arrived here yes
tsrday evening from Galveston, Texas, where
be held series of successful meetings, took
part in last nights prayer and praise meet
agat Trinity NJ. f Church, and impressed
d bearing him most favorsbly. MIR. y. is a
uso Of apparently middle age, and has
slrasinC manners. He speaks with huency
and force and has clear voice. lie made
nme explanation in regard to the use OF MS
uok, Temple Themes" copies OF which
lad been placed 10 each pew, and in lead
,e The singing did 20 in manner that
stdpd much to the general spirit OF song.
Rs. Mr.. Bishop, the pastor, led the meet
1rg Messrs. Nourse, Vance and Young, TAX
low part also The union choir assisted in
the singing and the attendance was large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-16

A cold wave is said to be coming this way.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

1t is the switch-back, by which the
train drops down or climbs up, as the
ease may be, sixty feet To cover this
distance it must travel eigeteen hun
dred feet If the reader catches the
idea Of my illustration hiz mind will
easily picture the little Mogul putting
up the steep grade or cautiously steal
ing its way down. The summer tour
ist will enjoy the novelty Of the thing.
The summer tourist will be charmed
with Kingwood and perhaps surprised
that he has been so long finding it out
The town is indeed beautiful for situa-
ton. il is the ideal mountain town
with oil the added charm Of age. wealth
and cultivation. II looks like a town
whose people love it and care for it
Lying 800 feet above sea level plant
ed ON beautiful plateau, horizon of
mountain range wherever the eve NAV
turn, the romantic Cheat flowing hard
by at the foot Of gentle slope, the pur-
est Of mountain water good mountain
air, good mountain people, good drives
in every direction a good hotel what
more does The summer tourist ask?
kingwood is By no moons unknown as
g SUNNI crrcsort, but Che railroad makes
it more available found at the Cor
don House every comfort and one of
the complctcst hotels in the State
When The dog days come, and Wheel
ing makes as all drowsy. i expect 10
make pilgrimage to Kingwood aud
iry my luck with hook and line in the
'i'-''ie Nhfai. g.. %. H.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
rEOTOsALs WANTED.

Seal proposals will he r. ceived ivy
The ktuRw"od aud Cranberry Telegraph
Compaty. up {" p IN OF Saturday, Jam
uHty 70. 1888 for
lSt-furni~hiug 3s5 telegraph pDles or
tnv less HUu'cH tu he al chcstunt or
I"hSt, OF live, sonul timber. peeled
x raighi. is a. Icing, inches IN Diane
'"r The mali end and cut suuarp al the
q ids' e. be- dtliveiCd Ut the Kingwond
galway d p tat Function ur X inxwns,d
"r "n the line ui sud railway 5otwten
said towns.
I'd Digging holes 10 he feet deop for
sld poles and planting The same firmly
in the gro md at points that will be ir.
ulcHtrd a long the line of the aid railway.
DigHinP bars aud shovsls will bs rlt-
nlshth sid telegraph company.
no riHht Ia Tpjc { anv bid ar all re
reiNed' iS reserved. Further informstiou
ON application To The undersigned TO
whUin all bids should be addreseod
J.. NJ. CRANE.
Sec'y x 4 G. Trleprsph 90.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
NOTICE TO lIENHoLDERs.

To all persons holding liens by Judgment
or otherwise on the real estate. or any
part thereof of Jacob Stemple
In pursuance Of decree of the circuit
court of Preston county, made H.. cause
y Groin pending {" subject the real esias
of the said jacob Slemple to the satIsf,c-
lion at the i'm thereon. Won are hereby
required I" prri"nt all claims held bv YOU
,hi eych OF Won against iht ~ Il Jacob
Sfrmple. which rre liens on his real ,.s-
tate or any part of IT,. Tor adjudication to
RE al my office In Kingw"o Oh w. Va. ON
"r lriore the 9th da at February. 1888.
Gwen under my hand ,his 7th Say of
'an'"rv. 1883. HENRY CLAY HYDE.
l. CT"gan p q Co,ii'r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
Notice to Lienholders.

To I'll persons holding liens nv judgment
or otherwise on the r. al 'siaie or any
pert therein OF Henry g. SpiKer:
In pursuance Of = deere. at the cireuit
court OF Preston county made In cause
therein pending. io ibieh th real estal q
at the said Henry &. Spiker to the salts
iHctioH - tn" liens thereon you Hre ker.-
Nv r"ouired To present all claims held bv
Won "nd each OF NoH against tire said
henrv &. Spiker, which are lisnS on his
real estate or any part II n, f,r ndiudi,s,-
ION TO ne az my office IL. kinewood in
\ III county on % Lefirc the 18th day OF
ia uFrN next.
Given under nay iisnd this 27th day of
December, 1857.
SNIrH CRANE. Com'r
>. ~. CARROLL. Aity ~ 20 4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

5000 tons a year the amount Of freight
moved into and out Of the region trib-
utary 70 this road How much this
may be increased by the coming rail-
road, would be hard to predict The
railroad people expect great things, but
from what | can hear and have seen.
even they may prepare to be pleasantly
disappointed. On The way over from
Tunnel;on VIC passed through immense
deposits Of brown bemati.c iron ore,
highly commended by practical men
the Austen vein of coking coal, which
ranks high III the marlnt and is thought
to be IN no way inferior to the famed
product of the Connellsvillc region
gas and fuel coal limestone great
beds of FIRE clay from which large ship
menis have been made by wagon to the
Baltimore 4 Ohio, thence to Baltimore;
white oak, poplar, chestnut, hickory,
ash, and other woods. The coal veins
vary from four to fourteen feet. Ihaye
not seen more beautiful coal than is
hauled through the streets of King
wood for domestic purposes. The road
runs through cut in which appears
the upper portion of a deposit of fire
clay said to be twenty-five feet thick
and capable producing the best grade
of anything that is made of fire clay.
a great deal of money is going to be
made by somebody out of all this stored
wealth, and | hope that West Virgin
ians may get some Of it. The harvest
IS more likely to be roaped by enter
prising PcEnsylyanians, WHO have a
nose for such good things. I am glad
however. to knew that in the early
spring the first coke plant is to be
erected on the line by the men inter
ested in the road. They will put up
about thirty five ovens to begin with.
Capt. Whitescarver, who is the ac
tive manager of the road, tells me that
rates will be given to induce develop
Inent. The more liberal policy eff the
Baltimore q Ohio in these days offers
new encouragement to the territory
Z
tributary to its line. Land along the
road and in the vicinity is still very
cheap, but it will not long remain so.
One of these days these people will
take hold themselves and, having found
out what they have, will not be willing
to let 1t go as now for song. There
is no trouble about titles in the old
and steady-goiug county of Preston.
IN THE FRAGRANT SUMMER TIME.
The summer tourist may be expected
to turn his steps moro in this direction.
He will find the ride over very pictur-
esque; a good deal of up and down.
very much skirting of precipitous hill
sides enough dense woodland to give
an air of primeval wilderness, sire ,ms
innumerablc winding about and under
the road and babbling when they have
nothing else to Go. When he reaches
point about three miles from King
wood he will come upon something like
this
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue 81 a deed Of trust executed
hy NJ. Ashford linn and Americ, Zinu.
tn NC Brown ON the lUtIt day of June,
1876 and recorded III trust dead book Nc
90. IN the Ollie" of the clerk OF tho cot ntv
court or Preston cou"tN. West Va. the
Undersigned trustee will, ~ tho place
where the mill, Ne, mentioned in said
dpcd al trust, nay stand. n'Ar the town
OF ReedSvile. Preston couuty, w. Va,
beginning at c'ciurk, p M. ON tho
2lst DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1887,
sell 1T public auction to tho highest IT,
der. the following described property con-
We eel 10y said decd OF trust, to-wit:
A PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL,
{" ether with the engine. boiler, pumps,
saws, hollis. carriages, fixtures and AZ
purlenanceJ thereto helnn ring. Sail saw
mn Is ot tho A - Fatqnahr manu- fac
turo, ant IL now located near the said
town OF RerdSviiIe
TERMS or SALE.-Tbe said properly
Will los s"Id for one-lhirI ca II, and the
remainder in two equal annual payments,
the purchaser giving interest hearing
notes with approves per ~nal security
Tor the deferred payments.
Oct % 1851, WIN. q. BRowN.
~ ~ Trustee.
The above safe is continued until Feb
ru"ry -, 1888
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors Of Thomas Mathews de-
cease
In pursuance nf decree of the circuit
r"n't OF the county of Preston, made in
" cah>e therein pending. Ia subject the
rel estate of The said Matthews 10 the
payment OF has debts Vnu nre r. aOi -ed
{" present Your claims AZ ,inst the estate
"i tho said Mathews ;or adjudication "a
smith Crane. con missioner at Iis Ollie.
~ The said county, an or before the 18th
day Of February next
Witness. Smith Crane. clerk OF said
court, ibis 26,h daN Of December, 1857.
SMITH CRANE, ClprK.
II. J. CRoGAN, ,Wy. ~ 20G
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
NOTICE TO LIENuoLDEns

+" all prlsnus holding liens by iudg-
mem ~ otherwI q on tho real estate or
amy par there-i, 81 Charles q. Crazy:
In pursuance at an order uf the Circuit
urt ol i'teSt"n G1nniv, West Vir- ini,.
IN the cause Of the Kiugwnnd Railway
Company against Craig and others on an
application tor the condemnation Of land
You are hereby required To- present al
"I'lnS held bV v.u aud each of YOU
against The said Charles G. Cr.,:r VI. ich
are liens on his re- ! estate or any pttt of
~. FIR adjudication to nae Il nav uilic, pa
kihgwo"d, ". Va. On or beisre tho st
dav ct February, 1888
GiVeR under nv hand this 9Th dnv OF
January, 1888. HENRY LAY HYDE.
CGn'r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

LAST Friday an order was issued by
Howard Douglass, Supreme Chancellor
of the Knights Of Pythias of the
world, ordering the officers of the
Pennsylvania GRAND Lodge X. of p.
to srpear before him Janurry 81 and
show cause why their charter should
not be forfeited. This order was fol-
lowed on Saturday by another suspend
ing the Grand Lodge. This decree af-
fects %, 900 members members of the
order IN Pennsylvania and 341 local
lodges.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
>oTIcE TO L1EGHoLDEns.

To AL persons holding liens by judgment
or otherwise, on the real estate ar any
part thereof. OF john Hinebaugh:
In pursuance of u nccr' of the circuit
coust of Preston county. made i'm a Carse
theiein nending, la subject the reat e.
'"le "i tee said Jol u llinebaugh to the.
~ iSiHcliun of the liens thereon. YOU are
hereby required 60 present all claims
held by NoV aud each cot you against the
IL John limbaugh. winch arc liens om
MS res estate or any part at IL for adj
ludiJaiiru 10 me at SAY Oilicc i'm King
wood, w. Va, on or before the 4h day
Of February. 1893,
Given under my ham This 9Th dL\ OF
January, lNAH. HENRY CLAY iIYnE
WIN. u BroWD pa COm'r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

WE NOTICE in the Terra Alta Times
of January the 9th inst, letter from
y. W Fitzgerald rejecting on Judge
Ice on account Of his ruling in a certain
appeal case in which Fitzgerald was
plaintiff and the b. & o. R. r. Co.
was defendant, 1t seems that this man
Fitzgerald sued the b. & o. Co. for
damages for killing certain stock be-
longing to the former Mr.. Fitzger-
aid seems to speak without knowing the
facts or, knowing the facts, willingly
misreprcsents them He says that n
fine steer and some sheep were found
mangled and crushed on the railroad
track few moments after train had
passed. This may be true, but.it was
not in evidence. We understand this
man Fitzgerald claims to be LAWYER.
If he is lawyer, and knows anything
OF his case, he knows that when there
is dumurrer to evidence as there was
IN his case, that all the jury has to do
Is tx the amount of damages, which is
conditional verdict subject to the
opinion of the court. Then. because
the jury having done so, the judge set
aside tae verdict sustaining the denlur-
ror, he charges that the Judge is
friend Of the b. & o.; that this cor
poration seemingly rules the court, and
SUCH unprincipled, absurd and nonson-
$ cal charges. Now if Fitzgerald had
told the truth he would have said that
before Judge Ice there was no evidence
Of how the stock was killed, Of what
killed them or who killed them. Of
whether the trained had passed few
moments before or whether a train had
ever passed over that railroad He
would have said that there was no evil
dence as to who owned or operatcd the
railroad, even. No proof Of negligence
on the part Of the defendant. or how OPP
by whose fault the stock got on the
road. lie would have said if he told
the truth, that his side of the evidence
simply showed that certain of his stock
OF certain value were found dead near
~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

TIE Vance-Richards case, in which
Nance was tried for shooting Richards
who published scurrilous articles IN his
paper about Vance aud his family re-
suite in verdict Of assault and bat
terry ard g.s- ''Si5is fined five dollars.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

FEtmrl storms have been raging I'm
90 The northwest Snow prevented
travel for several days and the tbcr-
momcior dropped as low a forty de-
erees below zero School cbioreu were
frozen to death while going but short
distance while AZ one place the teach
ers and pupils remained all night in
iho 'ehool-roon afraid 20 venture out
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

THE Senate Committee on Elections
has reported favorably the resolution
introduced some days ago by Senator
Faulkner, to pay DANIEL B. Lucas for
expenses incurred in contesting for a
seat in the Senate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
Co. a SandnrA Dl IN

In Euuitv
The object ot Ibis suit il 10 enforce the
Fendoi's Zion in the plaintiffs bills men
toned. and also To- furrciuse the deeI at
trust 10 said biH ntntiunc'i, OK ecutOh bV
the de enNsnt =, illiam y Dinw idlie, md
wife, hea'inp date GA The 18th day OF
September ISL.
And - arrcaring that the deicn@ant,
Frederick Darr AHriia burr John Rot
john - Riley Daniel Come ius WIZ IN
\ Dhwiddie George A Sanders Ephrai.n
Kirkpatrick and Christina Remit, III ae
not residents of tliS State on motion az
the plaintiffs Ytheir counsaUt is ordered
that said defendants do appear mere with
in nne month alter the d.de al tho first
publication hereof aid do what * nsre %
sAry 10 protect heir iHtcTts : h rein, and
ut ths I"regoinz he puhiIshed IN the
" tst Virginia Argus, n newspaper put
H~Ecd in tiIi> cuum;V
\ cop, Fest.
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
VIM & Brown nua Nnl G Wutley.
counsel Ioc FLdnuils.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
Subscription:

The Thoebe-Carlislc contest case in
the House resulted in the defeat Of
Thocbc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

SiNcE composite photographs are very
fashionable just now, the State Jour
nal wants to know how the following
amateur efort will do? 1t is said to
be that of the next Governor Of West
Virginia:
General GoFf,
Colouel McLain,
Geo. w Atkinson,
George C. Sturgiss,
Judge HoKc.
That IS very peer effort. Try
again. The next time you will prob
ably produce the following:
JUDGE Il. B. FLEMING !
or some other good Democrat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

I. A. EDWARDS has sold an interest
in the Weston Democrat to II. III. Har-
rison and j, H. Edwards, and the pa
per is to be enlarged and improved.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

I'M PtN PROM aud samples FREQ 20
lW GENT men cauvasscrs ior ID. SCOTS
Genuine Electric Belts. Brushes, e.
Lady Hpenis wanted Tor Elcrtric Corseto.
Quick sales. Write 90 onro G.r terne.
Dr. Scott SIS HwsY n. T..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

COLUMBIA, South Carolina. was Wis
tied by an earthquake shock last Thurs
day Buildings were severely shaken.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
DrCD Sos wender exists In Thousand.

DCCD Sos Wender exists In thousands
Dhhi "I torins. bat are surpassed by the
uArvC!s IT invention. Those who are
iu need ~ ptoiii able work that can be
d"ne Willie living at home should ~ once
scud ihnir address to Iitllpu ~ 20 ptrf-
lend, Mniuc. au receive frcr. m.I iufnr-
niHtou how riiher sex If al ages, cn
e'rn ir"W . z" A25 per day and upwards
wherever they i've. Ypu are starred rrcs
Capital not required Some have made
over $50 in single day at this work. All
uC 'eed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
FACTS YOU CAV ar ON.

FACTS YOU CAN BET ON.
That tho elaesf and 6ayre,f tobacco factory IN Hs
1ooyid Is in jersey City. NJ.
That this factory makes the popular and world.
famed Climax Plug, thc acknowledged stand
ard for ifs,-ciass chewing tobacco.
That ibis factory was established &C. long ago 90
I76o.
hai last year lrs8s o, made and cold the enormous
quantity IF 77,957,7sa l1s. or fourteen thou
sand tons Of tobacco.
That ibis was more than oue-sevsnth Of ai the to-
tncco made in the United States noiviih-
standing taht there were 90 factories atwoft.
The, ia the lasi 2f years this factory has helped
support che U6itcd States Government 90 che
extent ofoser FoTiy-fohr million seven hun
died thousand dollars let4.5oo,ooo.ooj paid
into fls Y. 8. Treasury in Internal Revenue
Taxes
That che payroll Of This faofory Is about sf,ooo,-
ooooo per year Of c4e,,oo.o7 per week.
That fh.. factory employs about s. goo operatives.
bet th.s ia,tofy oates such a wonderfully good
eheei1 C.maz Plug that many other factories
have tired to imtatc 30 in vain, end id despair
row Coy 90 attract custom by Offering larger
pieces n inferior goods for che same price.
That tbs factory neyertheess continues 90 incrsass
ifs burnsss every ycsr.
That this fsetory belongs % and is operated BY
Yo1r. very truly,
LoRnLARD a co.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

Referred tn Smith Crane Commissioner
with directions TO ascertain ana port
TIE ical tsintE "Wnei hY the dccedent.
10 mas MHthGw> Ht the time # ii.
"c"ih. tie i'cEs ana chnrgeS thereon,
,htir pTi"ri.teS aud g." whom owing; also
To "ndit. state HHd settle tho eNrcItnrisL
arCpuots Uf lie pliuUn, Sairue! linn.
aud fep.rt any other nIutler that he NAV
ueem pertinent.
An absuact from Tho record
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19
COMMISSION ER's OFF.CE,
KING WOOD. w Va, Dec 30 1887

The parties to the above menti ned
cause W: Samucl IIpn IpheuS /. Bnl
yard SpencorC HolYard j. seph w Bot
yard Mana Blackw"od john Black wood
SHr'h l. BIlyard william y Bohatd
Alice Miticr icl ael Mitter CHARMS I,
Simpson Oh rle- 1 BpiNard LLOYD I, BE-
yard NJ ~ linn Juseth NJ Ziuu ard
John Bolyud will tsko no't,e that /
sh.ll o. tie 18th day 0f February next,
"t my "ihc" afUI esaid. proceed % execute
the above mentioned derrro uI IoTorence.
hMIrn CRANE, Cum'r
CrOgan. counsel,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-19

century. Not ieast among tho wonders
% Inventive progress is method and
svSrn oi work thIt c'n he performed
~ o'"r ihe country without separating
Tie workers fr'm tlrir homes. Paw
liberal: any one r4u du HE work. either
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