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Prizes Awarded.

The following prizes were awarded
at the close Of the Kingwood Graded
school
Best record III spelling, Miss Flor
ence Nickery, five volumes Macau-
lays History Of England best rec
ord in department, Misses Nettie
j.. Wilson and Olive Parks, each
three volumes Macaulay's Essays
and Poems Miss Addic Morris
was neither absent nor tardy during
the term, and was presented with a
copy Of Meredith's "Lucilc."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-04
Coall Coali

The undersigned will deliver coal
taken from the Boyle" mino, at
six cents per bushel for run of mine
and seven cents for lump. All who
have used this coal know and will
testify to It's good burning qualities.
Try it and be convinced that it is
the best to be had.
3-7-tf. JOHN GREAsER.
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The Grange.

AS Vnc iuooT question Is at TINS
time agitating the minds of the
producing part of the population of
this county perhaps more than any
other question, and assuming that
the true source of nations wealth
consists in her actual production,
and further assuming that perhaps
there is no nation on the face of the
earth whose varied sources. when
we consider the variety and fertility
Of her soil, her genial climate, grand
forests, rich mineral deposits. and
her facilities for rapid transporta-
ton, equals our own America.
Hence is it not fair TO assume that
under such circumstances the
laboring classes should be prosper
Gus, happy and contentcd but we
find such is not the case. Not only
do we find labor depressed, but we
find our farms decreasing in value,
our taxes rapidly increasing, and, as
one of the best business men of the
town remarked the other day there
is general disposition in all quar-
tiers to render the least amount of
labor for the greatest amount Of
money, and as proof Of this | refer
you TO our own county, and cspcci-
ally to kingwood district, whose tax
rate has been higher for the last
six years (taking into consideration
the increase of value during these
years. than they were in the years
1923 and !, when the county was
paying large bounties to our soldiers
and soldiers families, and is it not
growing worse every year / hold
that the people who create the wealth
Of nation ought TO bepermittcd to
enjoy at least fair share of the
profits resulting from their labors.
But the facts are, that instead OF
this right being grantnd to Che pur-
chaser, it IS consumed by rings,
trusts and corporations, a class of
men who, | may safely say, never
contribute cent OF wealth to any
but themselves. The plain facts
are these, that for and in consider
alton Of what We as producers pay,
either directly or indirectly in the
way of taxes, what force we give to
law and order, and for our loyalty
to our country, our country promis-
es in return to protect us in our
rights as citizens and to protect orr
person and property, and in my
judgment unless the entire produc-
ing class thoroughly organize and
demand our Legislature and Ma
tional Congress TO make such laws
as will permit us to enjoy the fruits
Of our ldbors. sec no hope for
change, and the only way, or at
least the quickest way ] see to bring
this thing about is through the
Grange. This organization has al
ready accomplished good results,
and is rapidly gaining power in the
land for good. it is highly cduca-
tional, moral, social and co-opcra-
tive, and ! heartily recommend it
as being worthy OF the attention Of
my brother farmers and working
men. j. W. Is.
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Three Of the United States war
vessels were destroyed the 18th Of
March, at Samoa, and City lives
we're lost. Lieut. r. VI. G. Brown,
an officer on one Of the wrecked
vessels, was on shore during the
storm, and thus saved his life. The
loss to the United States is estima-
ted at s2,5O0,0O0. Three German
war vessels we're also destroyed, with
n lose Of ninety lives
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splendid Percheon and Skire stallion
at Kingwood next week during
court. Be sure to see this fine
horse.
The Republican physicians of this
county are so hungry for public
office tnat they are asking the re-
moval of other Republican physi-
clans in order to make room for
themselves.
II you want buggy, spring or
road wagon, call at Spindler's car
riage works, Of Terra Alta, W. Va.
He makes first class rigs. Prices
lower than ever; also deals in har-
ness and Brown wagons. 4-4-3,
Mrs. DR.. Potter Is now domiciled
in the house on High street, belong
ng to the Presbyterian parsonage,
and will, in a few days. open a mil
inery store, when she would be
pleased to have her friends call and
examine her stock.
IL. Spindler, of Terra Alta, W.
Va, is headquarters for fine trim
mings, notions and furnishing goods,
lady's and gents shoes and slippers;
also full line of gents hats. We
carry the finest stock and latest
styles in the State. Please call and
be convinced. 4-4-3.
A rare opportunity is presented
for some enterprising townsman to
represent n nursery firm that war
rants stock to be delivered IN prime
condition, SO that "A large, honorable
land permanent trade can be built
up. Very liberal terms to the right
man. Address, james. Whitney.
Rochester, n. Y. 2-2S 3m.
II. Spindler, of Terra Alta, W.
Va, has one of the largest stock of
jewelry, fine gold watches, charms,
rings, eye glasses and spcctacles, in
the county. His prices are the
lowest. Wedding paescnts a spc-
cialty. Mail orders promptly filled.
Prices lower than any other dealer
in the trade. 4-4-3.
The April number of that most
excellent periodical the Home Maker
has just been received at this Office.
II is truly a "home maker" as it
is filled with good things which are
interesting TO both the parent
and child. Among the articles
contained in this number are: "The
Inauguration of Washington" a
very interesting article on the cacti
or cactuses, part second of "Thc
Middle Miss Tallman," 1.-TWO Old
Pennsylvania Homestcads, 4" and
many others of equal interest. The
Home Maker should be a regular
visitor to every home in the land.
Published by the Home Maker
Company, "a west 23rd street, New
York. Price 81 per year.
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At the meeting held in the court
house on Monday evening, a COM
mittce was appointed TO see what
inducements the citizens and vicin-
ity would hold out to secure the
location Of the Reform School at
this place
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.

Circuit court next week.
Go to the festival Monday night.
The festival promises to be sue
cess.
Advertise your business in this
paper.
Plenty Of work for tho county
court this term.
Murdeck's new hardware store is
open for business.
Ash Moore is hustling for Harry
Worthington's "skilp."
Freeman Eyarts is suffering with
felon on his left hand.
County Court was in session sew
cral days this week.
John Casteel, living near the
Camp Ground, is seriously i'll.
Alr. John Dill, of near Reedsville,
was granted pension recently.
Everybody seems to want the
county court to make them % new
road.
DipAiheria is raging among the
children up in the German settle
ment.
One of John Upholt's little child
rem is suffering from a hurt received
by falling.
Thomas Hawkcr has rented the
Stephen Watkins farm, and will take
possession soon.
Our thanks are due Mr.. w. r.
Loar, of Superior, Nebraska, for
papers sent us.
Why don't "Uncle Sam" create
more offices, so as to accommodate
the seeking RAIDS ?
Dennis Frazeo, formerly Of Sell
bysport, and Miss Belle Neyergold.
Of Pittsburgh, were married, March
IL.
Notice the advertisement Of Che
hardware store. Mr. Murdoch deals
honorably with his patrons Give
him a call.
Ladies and gents, is you want the
latest style hats, call on or send to
II. Spindler, Of Terra Alta, W. Va.
for them and save money. 4-4-3.
Several Of our friends dropped in
to sec us this week. We can't re-
member all their names, but friends
come again. We are always glad
to have you call.
The County Republican Commit
tee WAS in session on Monday. The
members say they did not name the
successors for Democratic post
masters this time.
The county court, in q body.
went out on the train Wednesday
morning TO view the location Of a
proposed bridge across the railroad
cut at Lang's. The bridge will be
built
II. Spindlor, Of Terra Alta, W.
Va. has received the largest audfnest
stock Of millinery goods and trim
mings, from New York, in the east
crn part Of the State. His prices
are the lowest. Please call and see
the latest styles. 4-4-8.
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How's Thisf

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case ~ Catarrh that cannot BE cured by taking
Halls Catarrh cure
+ j. Cheney \ Co, Props, Toledo. Ohio
We. the undersigned, have known r. J. Cheney
for tho last rs years. and believe him perfectly
honorable I'm all business transactions and anan
cially able to carry out any Obligation made 10y
their firm.
West \ rhuaN, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. a.
Walding, Kinnan 4 Marvin, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo. q.
Il. ". Van Hoscn, Cashier. Toledo National Bank
Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh euro Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces "
the system. Price IS cents per bottle sold ly
all druggists
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1t is sweet TO live, but oh, how
bittor-to be troubled with cough
day and night. DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, however, is a sure remedy.
% cents. Il cannot sing tonight
My throat is sore. J" "Of course YOU
havn't tried Salvation Oil !""No."
Then get it, and you'll sing like
the birds"
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9th Day Of April, 1889.
Judicial Sale.
VIM. Crca or ct nj.
W.

VIM. Crca or OF nj.
W. Equity,
vi. N. Bergman ct al.
RI VIRTUE 81 n decree entered In the above
styled chnuccty cause on the nth day Of De
cembgr, isSS the undersigned special commits
sioncr will, on
MONDAY, APRIL S, 1889,
at the front door Of tho court-ho Of Preston
county, Wcst virginia, offer at public sale the
following real estate
100 AGREES OFT LA ND
ON the line Of tho Kingwood Function aud
fHiTchancC Railroad, I'm kingwOOd district OF
said county, and commonly known as the III "A.
Bergman Farm" The most OF this tract IL un.
der cultivation, and the whole Is undcrad with
valuable minerals.
TERMS:
Enough cnsh Ia hand To pay costs 81 suit and
expenses of sulc, and the residue upon n credit
Of ., ~ and ~ months. the purchaser executing
Tor the deferred payments interest bearing note
with approved security.
Y. j. CEoGAS, Special COmr.
Bond with security has boon given by the com
missioner in tho above suit as required by law.
j. W. WATSON
en4 ClorS OF Circuit Court OF Preston co.
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Send lis the News.

We would say to all our subscrib-
ers, whether they live in the town
or the country, that if any one is
visiting you, or any of your family
are on visit, to write it up and
send it TO the ARGUS.
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You Want To.

We feel confident that every sub
scriber to the ARGUS wants to see
us succeed. Now the way to make
us succeed is to pay your subscrip-
ton in advance and get your neigh
bors to subscribe.
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Judicial Sale.

ShafeF & BonnGcld
vs. Fuuifr
Henry Niller, sr. 81 al.
PY VIRTUE - "a decree Of tho circuit court
- ~ Preston county. rendered boz the above
styled cnute on Tho 18th day Of Aptii 1917 the
uhdcrsigncl special COMM sOucr will, on
Monday, April 8, 1890,
at tho front door 81 the court -houge az said
county, Ofcr NJ public sale thc following real a..
tate in kingW0od district
ftTsi-ScvcntY- one and three fOurthq acres ad
Joining the lands at james JOh1sOn, Benjamin
=. Miller and Othcrs
Second trsct ~ three and ono fourth gores
adJo.nlng the tract aforesaid aud purchased by
The defendant. Henry Miller, 81. Of William W.
Scott and
Third tract Of thrty-nine and nc.hnlf acres
BONG TIC same farm upon which HE defendant.
Henry Miller, ~. rcsidcs and purchased by him
These arc desirable tracts ~ land not far from
Iunncton' and will Boz foid upon the following
r. Il r M 3.
Enough cash in hand 90 pay tic costs ~ su,f
ana expense ~ sale. and Che residue upon
credit ~ Q, ~ ard is months fhc purchaser exc.
cutting Tor ihe deferred payments interest bear
ihg notes with approved occurring
J.. D. lEo84N. tleciai COn'r.
Bond with security hss boon given by the
above nn ncd special c1lnmlsgipurr ne required
hF law. II iF M Arsor.
3lfl Cicrk Circuit Court
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Corn at so Cents Per BuShel
a t
ChaS. ". Mayer & Son,
Terra Alta, w. Va.
Struck HIS Eve.

On Tuesday OF last week, while
Daniel G. Feather. of Lenox, was
putting up lime-kiln, n scale
of rock flew and struck him in the
eye. DIR. Nedrow dressed the
wound. Fears are entertained that
he will lose his sight, he being un-
able TO see now.
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Magistrate Appointed.

Mr. David Gibson, Of Newburg,
was appointed justice Of the peace
for Lyon district, by the County
Commissioners, to eli the vacancy
occurring by the resignation Of the
one who was elected last fall.
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Bridge Almost Finished.

The bridge at Albrightsville will
be ready for travel by next Monday.
Pedestrians can cross it now, but by
the first of next week it will be safe
for horses and wagons to cross upon
it. The cost Of repairs will reach
almost eight thousand dollars.
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County Convention.

Our Republican friends will hold
a convention at Terra Alta. on
Saturday, May 4, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for county
superintendent of free schools. The
primaries will be held in the differ
ent districts on Saturday, April 81.
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Personal Peraerapbs.

Felix Elliott, Jr., and mother are
visiting relatives in Buckhannon.
Postmaster Zfnn, Of Gladcsville,
made us very pleasant call on
Monday.
John O. Whetsell, an enthusiast
ic supporter Of the ARGUS, was in
town on Monday.
Joseph Guseman, Esq. of Glades-
vile, had business before the court
on Monday
Julius Scherr, Of Eglon, and Dr.
Lanham, Of Newburg, two Stalwart
members Of the county Republican
committee, were in town on Monday
TO see that tho "half-breeds" did
nothing rash.
w II. Glover, Of Terra Alta, had
business in town on Monday.
DR.. Ncdrow, Of Bruceton, was in
tho city couple Of days this week.
Mr.. Julius Scherr, Of Eglon. w.
Va, was in town on Tuesday look
ing after matters connected with the
opening Of the wooden mill near
town for the coming season. We
understand the mill will open on the
first Of April Ooklond Democyof.
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Good DwcIIlnc-Houeo

good barn and necc vary cutbuildugs, tol,oth.
or with large and bearing orchard. Said tract
OF land Will be offered Tor salo ~ a whole or ia
-four several tracts as may suit purrhnscr or ns
may la most advantageous To the interests Of
the estate. Full description ut said subdivis-
nlC IN Tho nllcn Of Enll A,. nlnl nnlnini. aInnnr
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Terms Of Sale

So much cash In hand rs may be sufl,clcnt IA
pay costs OF suit and expenses of sale, and the
residue upon credit of one. two and three
notes with approved personal security sfor tho
deferred payments OF purchase money
WN, q. Blows Cum'r.
Bond and security has been given bysnii com.
missioner "a required by law j. W. WATSON,
- " y lprl
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Third Quarterly Meeting.

The third quarterly meeting of
the VI. i. Church, this place, will
be held on Saturday and Sunday,
April 10 and IA.
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Leg Broken

Last Sunday as Mrs. William III.
Hartman, living obout one mile and
a half from Kingwood, while going
down stairs, slipped and fell, break
ing her left leg near the ankle.
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wrsr yInGINIA RAILROAD.

and Is nnac7lCid with ihc most valuable scam.
on Eoal found in the State ot Wet Virginia.
while the soil rs fertile and proluctIvo and ian a
hlgl' STATE 90 cultivation and as IN agricultural
anu rra1ng farm, second to mono iu the state,
There is situated on said farm IA
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MONDAY. ApRIL n l,Sn.

nt the front door Of the court.housr IN Haywood
The sHlnu hoing court day for said county offcr
Tor 'alc ~ puhllC auction tho toR estate ducrC"d
20 DC sold IN said cause, consisting of the home
iarm OF the lato George Washington Fairfax,
survey unl ncrCi. ps VIII more fully anrcnr hy
plAt rNhlhitCd on day ~ sale. situated VA Wiley
district, Preston county, West Virginia, ncnr the
town uf NCcdsNillp
said farm b situated on She proaos cd route Of
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CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

~ Salary and Expenses paid or Commission "
preferred. Statesmen wanted everywhere.
40 experience needed. Address. stating age,
The &. l. Van Duscn Nursery Co.
Box g.. 31lf Geneva n Y
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This IL intended for You

We want you to get your neigh
Dor to subscribe for the ARGUS.
just try it. You don't know what
you can do until you try.
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Improvement.

Editor Dawson has had some i'm
provements made in his store room
and it now looks much better.
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No Politics In This (!

G. q. Craig. the old and experienced Auction
err Offers his services "a those who have good
to sell az auction. lie has had an experience Of
twenty fVe years, and always gets better prices
county.
Terms, reasonable 87tf
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Judicial Sale.

RI VIRTUE ~ decree of toe circuit court ~
Preston county. W. v, rendered ON the an
day OF september, 1870 and Of ava amended 40.
cree rendered ON the 18th day OF November, 1917,
In the Ch0nccry cause OF James W. Brown cN r.
W. WIN. Elliott 1T al, the undersigned special
commissioner VIII, ON the
9th Day Of April, 1889,
az the front door OF the court house I'm Iiinr,,oud
the same being court day offcr for sale 10 tho
highest responsible bidder, tract OF land In
Portland district, Preston county, lying ON Bricry
Mountain, adjoining lands Of Eugenus Sypolt
Wildcy w Taylor, BucSncr Fairfax and others,
containing
ABOUT 4G5 ACRES
The land Is valuable FOR L. timber, and Is un.
derlRid with limo and coal
IEUHs oF SALE Sufficient cash Ia hand to
pay expenses az SALE and the residue upun a
credit ~ a. ~ and ~ months, the purchaser exc.
cutting interest bearing notes with approved por.
Nonal security for the deferred payments OF pur.
chase money. JAMS w BnOwN
Special COmr.
Bond has been given by above commissioner
as required 10y law, in above cause.
Test.
37f j. w. wATsoS, Clerk.
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~ TOE9 R.tCE ACEdEs
or you are ell Noln ont. really good for nothing
~ is general Cchi.lty Try
BROHN'N fROS HJTTERS
IL VII cure YOU, AMI give COOL appetite Sold
10y all dealers 10 madeleine.
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Judicial Sale.

~ VIRTUE OF decree uf tho circuit court
" OF Preston county, West Virginia, rendered
IN the chhnccry cause Of bishop aud Brown vs.
John liinchaugh, on the 9Oth day Of August 1879
the undersigned commissioner VIII on
MONDAY, APRIL =, 1889,
~ The front door OF the courthouse. I'm King.
wood, W VA, offer for salu 10 the highest res.
punsibc bidder the land In tho bin and proceed.
ihgs mentioned. Said land consists " Il farm
oHHnta,lnlnK ny cstlm9iion, lny acres, situate
isa
Splendid Little Farm,
bong undor high state cf cultivation II has
buildings.
BRNHS OF SALE
SO much cash in hand rs will pay costs Of suit
nnd sale, aud tho residue upon a credit Of O. ~
and ~ months, tho purchaser executing Interest
roaring notes with approved personal security
ior thc deferred payments 81 purchase money
- Nh. q. Blows, Special Com'r.
Bond and security has been given BY said com
mlSalpnVr Ia above cause rs required by law
ia rest; d. W NArsoS, Clerk.
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Judicial Sale


John J.. Nank'ns Adm'x
John T. MankiuS Heirs
~ VIRTUE 81 n decree entered in Tho above
styled chuncerY cause on fhC 10Th day of De-.
cenbcr 49,. tho undersigned special commits.
sioHer will, ON
MONDAY, APRIL $, 1899.
~ ihe front door ~ tho court ho1fe az Preston
county. offer for .ais 90 che highest bidder The
following real estate
FIRST Thirtv-four hcroo OF Land near
hichae Layton, and BY bin sold t0 Johu g. Sian.
kihs, in DIS lifc time. adjoining lands GO 81 u
Mankina and others
second 81 lot in Goo said town ~ Tunnefon
which was conveyed t0 said JDi1 o. Maukius hy
tle kluGwoOd Gae. Coal and IRON COmuang on
The SD OF JHnuafy 1885. and
THIRD y no " 8 ~ ~ LOT in
rin Town uf IuuuoIfOn. being fhc eurnr in which
ihf widow Of the said John r. MHukins now ro.
TERMS Enough cash in hand 60 nay tho
costs nf snif and expenses If wic. and tho resi-.
dut upon o. credit of r. ~ and fs months fhe rur.
clfaecr executing f0r ihc deferred payments iu.
terost bearing note with approved fecurity
j. ~ tn09hs. EpccinI ton'r.
?, j " watson, clolk of the chcuif COURT of
Preston county certify thit bond and security
hove nrcn giFn1 hy Che above n8Tod commits.
sioncr Boo fhis cause as rotuircd bv law
10 D NJ NJ fF'nN. fiNfs
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ass Book ri For $i.OO.

Iya hssag sfbutag hone yoa ousht bsy ne ~
book, Psilisers American Architecture, sssiy
nPs eed.l, prepared by Ps'' Fali'sf Co, TIE veil
Budsror any sttndiAs Bald or ohoFws
n;seiifd aG1rd y Be shout a practical orh
ybfy buya TIE best chsa popslaf
ud Bedng Esaily four hundred daWingi ~ boct Ia
Style bot taTs determined y make che popuar
aaHd uH hs tns 20 that can b easily rsAchsd " AL
This bet fonsnt 100 inehe SiEs consists
afEf 2psa giving psn sleT eenf, pcflpscvs
fffnst ousf utfnss SEXUAL oolt ieqasnson, gesd
work. and aftrucions How Build 20 Cotiagei Nas,
oass. Brick Block usss suitses oF city sbufb sor
tnd comfy h11es r e farm ard WoThingen homes for al
fcn De sounyi ard cone from ESQ 20 ~ go .io paInn,
Stables School 0lta, Hail, Churches, other pab
bQff Together eb SPECIFICATIONS, form ofc0nirsc
tks efscoa oi bulldogs, sslson fiis
employment hiisct ~ s Woh e6o0to any sil
ndfn BY mall pfpsd On fecept 100 bound -
dDtn tfbo Addre Al. orders j. s. OofNiE rysffaHnn
y. D.. boa a1st giHots 81 New Hork.
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MONDAY. ApRII x IN
Splendid Little Farm
Judicial Sale.

DURSIANf 20 u decree Of tho circuit court
] OF Preston county, West Virginia rendered
on the 18th day 81 December 1884 I'm the chan.
cory cause Of Emanuel Bceghloy W. Andrew
Jones heirs e. al, the undersigned special com
missioner VIII, on tho
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When Baby ives alex, we gavo her Cnstoria,
When she was Child, she cried for CastorIS,
When sho became Miss, shc chung to Castoria,
When she bad Children She gave them Cestoria,
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Geo. W FIirlaN's Heirs ct al.
Pursuant % a decree OF the circuit court ~
LtC,tYn county, ". Va, rendered IN the above
styled cnusc ON thV 9TH day Of pCvcmhcr, iss,y
Tie undcrsenCd srVclRl commissioner WI ON
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