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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-23

Hon. Charles j. Faulkner, of
West Virginia, has accepted the in
vitation of the alumni convention of
the Virginia Military Institute to
deliver the semi-centennial address
before the alumni association on the
occasion of the semi-centennial iu-
bllce on July 3 and 4. This is an
excellent selection. Mr.. Faulkner
was educated ut the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, and was in the cadet
corps at the battle of New Market,
where 1T greatly distinguished itself
and won the admiration of the vet
Grams of both armies. Since the
war Mr.. Faulkner has won reputa-
ton as advocate and jurist, and is
now serving with decided credit in
the United States Senate. -Balto.
Sun.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-05-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To tho Creditors OF SanI r. Hamilton, decd :
y PURSUANCE OF n dourco of the Circuit
Court of the County of Preston. made In "a
cause thorcin pending, 10 subject the real estate
oi the sad dCcCdont 10 the payment of his debts,
You ato required ~ present your claims against
The estate oi the said dcCcdcnt, for ad indication
10 T. j, Crogan, Commissioners, az hs ofiicc In the
ncl.
, Witness, J. W Watson Clerk OF said Court,
this 9TH day OF May, 1850
j. W. WATSON. Clcrk.
VI II. DIST Atty.
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POstmasters Appointed.

The following postmasters have
been appointed for this county since
our last report w. IL. Casteel,
Albrightsville II. Is. Waddle, Bran
donville; Albert Teets, GAINESVILLE,
and W. i. Rogers, Pisgah.
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CoNnras1orrn,r nrrrcr.

49, ktugWOOd, w. Va, May u, 1890.
lhc parties 10 the above styled cause, viz:
sarah y. Fitzpatrick and Ephrnim Fitzpatrick
her husband Margaret r. Brown, George a .
Sanders, VIM. A. Dinwddio. Joseph H. law
thorue trustee, Amelia burr, Frederick Durr
Nancy Bttner, John Roth. Christians Rembod ,
John p. Riley Meitio N. DcLanzon N. y. DeI.an.
trustee, will take notice that shall ON the 81 n
day of Juno, 1880. Ht my Office aforesaid proceed
10 execute the above mentioned decree Of ref
CrCHCe.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of May, 1899
HENRY CLAY HYDE, Commissioner,
BrOWN a WOHLEY, Att'y5 for PINS
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Notice to Lien Holders and to Parties.

To all persons holdins Hens by Judgment, or 9th
erwisc, on the real estate, or any part thereof
of Henry H. Reed
IL PURSUANCE OF a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Preston county. made i'm "A cause
horcin pending. 60 subject the real estate of tho
said hcurN n, Reed To- the satisfaction of the
lions thereon, you are hereby required 20 present
AL claims held by You and each 81 yOn aguinSt
the said Horny N, Reed which arc llcns ON his
real estate or amy part of 70, Tor adjudication To-
Wcst Virginia, on or before the 18th day of juno
A. ID. 1850
Tho pgrtcs TO said cause. Ia wit VI. T.. Brown
plaintiff, and Henry N. Reed. VI r. Brown Jas
n, Carroll and Jas. ". MauOwn ENors. of Eliza
beth NOnkirk, decd, and Nancy and JafnIson
Snidcr, personal representatives of samuel Sn.
der decd, defendants will also take notice that
ON the 18th day of June, A. ID, 1850, at my Office
~ Mngwo0d; Preston county. West Virginia,
shall proceed 90 execute said decree.
Gwen under my hand this nth day of May, 1870.
ca, Blows, Atty S-iG-i
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Stand By Those Who Stand By You

/ have now completed arrange
ments for sale of popular styles at
prices which will make me the
friend Of every economical buyer. |
keep qualities, styles and assert
mcnts in
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ktpnNssA,I "a - NJ

N''FN'vNs W ' i'' may V, 1879.
Tho pnriieS To the above styled cause, viz :
James Il. Wallace admir- of James Wallnco decd
nhd IN his OWL right Charles Wallace May
Irckou and John Trickctt her husband Anna
Moran and Isaac Moran her husband, and Jnmea
X. SmoOt Will take notice that I shall, ON the
@th day OF Juno, 1897, at my Office afOro said ,
proceed To execute tho foregoing decree of ref
Given undor my hand this 9Th day OF May, 1889
Henry CLAY HYDE, Commissioner
P.J CRoGAE, PMS Atty.
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.

Creek ice milk shake at II. o.
Bakers.
Best Oil Stoves in the world at
Nickerys'.
Smooth and barbcd fence wire at
Murdock's.
If you want carpets call at the
Bon Ton.
A big mess OF drummers were in
town this week.
Look at those ready made dresses
at the Bon Ton.
Several of the boys lost little
change OF the election.
We undersell them all. At the
Bon Ton Store.
A full line Of stoves and Innings
at Murdock's hardware store.
If you want good macaroni call at
the Bon Ton Store.
NJ. G.. Gibson, of Tunnelton, was
reelected school commissioner.
Those beautiful oak suits mt the
Terra Alta furniture store. Oh my.
Call ut the Bon Ton Store and
see our elegant new stock.
Here's to you, Ben Elsey, you are
"A daisy, and know how to pile up
votes.
Oil stoves and pretty flower pots
ot Murdock's hardware store for the
ladies.
We extend sympathy to Brother
Squires. The load was too much
for him.
The finest display of all wool in
grain carpets at Bishops.
For ways that are dark and trick g
that are vain the Preston Rad is
peculiar.
Grant and Squires are both un-
fortunate in not being able to secure
third term.
Bishop does positively sell goods
for less than anyone in the State.
"What are the wild waves saying
loye?" Good bye. Mr.. Squires
good bye
The weather is very unfayorable
to farmers who have not got their
corn planted.
Bishop is selling carpets, rugs and
blinds less than they can be bought
for in New York.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Mack Menear, on Friday of last
week, girl.
Look out for our big line Of fancy
goods this week, at the Bon Ton
Store.
Full double bedsteads at J. II.
Rodeheaver's, Terra Alta, W. Va,
for $3.50. Beat that.
It is reported that Ami Beavers
will open a tin shop in Bruceto in
the near future.
Judge Hoke fined a juror twenty
five dollars for contempt, up in
Tucker county, last week
G.. Y. Bishop is having his store
room improved by having sliding
inside doors put in bis show window
We understand an !. O. o. +.
lodge will be organized in Torre
Alta next Tuesday evening.
Good cologneat Bishops in fancy
h'lI pint bottle for only 80 cents
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Notice 10 CREDITOR.

To tho creditors OF \. :. stevenson. deceased ;
IN PURSUANCE Of decree OF the Circui
Court of the County ~ Preston made i'm a
cause therein pcnding. t. subject the real estate
ol thc Susd deceleut 10 the payment of his debts.
YOU nro required TO present your cinims AGAINST
the estate of the said dcccdcnt, FOR adiudicntiOn
20 Henry clay HYDE, Commissioners, az his office
next.
=, Witness, " W watson, Clerk of said court,
this ith day of May, 1889
J. W. WATSON clerk
- ~. NhooAN' Ntty, 900.
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coNNrssIoNEH,s oFProE,

The parties 10 the above styled cause, viz i:
Joseph G. Feather, admir- OF VIM. r. Kelly,
decd lluldn A. Kelly, Jno. s. Kelly, Frank lin
H. Kelly, Willie H. Kelly, Laura V. Carroll and
Carroll her husband Elizabeth A.
Kelly Nancy Kelly, Joseph Kelly, Eugeno
kcllyWm. \. Browning aud charles Drowning,
widow and heirs 40 law Of VIM II. Kelly decd
VIII takC notice that shall, on the 25th day of
June, l's1b, 40 my Office aforesaid proceed 10
execute the foregoing decree of reference
Given under my hand this 9th day OF May 1882
HENRY Clay HYDE, COMMISSIONER
J.. CROOAS, PUTS Atty.
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A Big Lamb.

George p. Iinn, of Rccdsvillc,
has lamb of the Shropshircdown
stock, one month and n half old,
that weighs forty-eIght pounds.
Who can beat this ?
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A House and Inf

near Independence. known as the =. s. VI Cor
don property, ie for sole cheap Lot contains
tW,".inWthf ~ an aero The house o. 2tX32
zee. enc story high. Pleasantly located in sight
q Independence. Occupied at present by Miner
shahuu For fuller particulars call on or ad
dress
j. D. MICHAEL.
600 his residence near KlnEwood, or at this oHcc.
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SacleiIeSi

Knights OF Pythias-Lodge meets every Tues
day evening at their hall over j. ". Bakers
store az O'Clock.
Independent Order Of odd Fellows-Lodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall In
Bishops Block at o'clock.
The Independent order OF Good Templars-
Lodge meets every Friday evening, in the X. Of
T. Hall. at O'Clock.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Baker s Baker
vs.. In Equity.

vs. I'm Euuifv
James WallaccH Hrs. 81 al.
" decree of the Circuit Court II Preston
u county, West Virginia, rendered ON tho 9th
DAY ~ April, lsSD, this cause was referred TO
lolfy clay Hyde, one uf the commissioners of
said court With directions To ascertain and re-
port the rcal estate of which the dcccdcnt Jas
wallace died seized the state and conditions of
Inc title thereto, the liens and charges thereon
thclr character, amounts aud priurties and to
whom owing. Also, To state, audit and settle
INC odmhnl stration accounts of the defendant
James J. Wallace, ana upportion tho personal
lundSit any, among the creditors OF said doce-
dent, ANA that he report any other matter deem
parties.
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To the Ladies'.

Before taking your rags to the
weaver, stop in to j. II. Rodcheaver
and examine his carpets. Terra Alta
w. Va.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WIN. q. Brown
W. In Euuity.
va, ~ ..II..f. H.. hs

WIN. g. brown
W. In Equity
VIM. ~ kelly's Hrs
nya decree of the Circuit Court Of Preston
" county, West Virginia, rendered ON the IOt h
uuy OF April, 1882 this cause was referred TO
Henry Clay Hyde, one of the commissioners OF
SAID court, with directions TO audit state and
settle the administration accounts ofJ. G.. FeatIl.
cr, administrator of VIM. n. Kelly, decd and to
hscoftaln ana report the real estate owned by
and condition OF tho title thereto the liens and
charges thereon, their character, amounts aud
pIiorlueS and to whom owing. and To report sue IA
other matters AZ may be deemed pertinent by
himself or required by any OF the parties.
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Chnnge OF Schedule.

The new time schedule took OBJECT
on the IT,, X. and +. railroad on
Monday. We give the correct sched-
ulc in this issue.
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Transcient Advertisements Si.Oo per inch for
first insertion, and 50 cents per inch for each
subsequent insertion.
Personal communications % cents rer inch.
Local Notices, ; cents per line.
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Advertising Rates :

Published every Thursday at Kin gwood, Preston
County. West Virginia
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For SnlC. Chean.

One No. 8 Improved Tropic cook
ing stove. Inquire at this office.
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T,K.&P.R.R II.
Train Leaves Kingvood at go a M and ar
rives AT Function at $40 a. m: leaves Tunnel
tom at 900 a. and arrives AZ Kingwood at IN: 10
"a. IN. Leaves Kingwood at 500 p. IN. aud arrive
at function at $40 p m; leaves Tunnclton at
go 2. IN. and arrives az Kingwood at 900 p. IN.
Trains daily except Sunday.
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Tables.


IA q. n. X.
Trains leave Tuunelton station as follows
GOING EAST.
No. 3s- Accommodation. ............. 9O3 a. m.
%-Aail..'... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6*SS a. m.
o-Mail. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i:52 p. IN.
S2-Acccommodation. ............. eos p. M.
COMO WEST.
NO. MALI. 6:iS n. m.
81 Accommodation. i0i9 q. IN.
Snail ......... ................... f:25 y. m.
65-AccommOdation... ............. T:ia p. IN.
= ENpTtNh' luslA n. m.
Nos. 9, 8, 5 and do not stop
WM. VI. CLrNBSr~,
Gcnl Manager.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-03
THE De ApLY OPEN SWITCH.

A Passenger Killed aud Fifteen Others
Injured on tho Delaware and Hudson.
ALBANY, N ", Aug. IA southbound
Delaware aud Hudson through train, in
charge of Conductor Acker, ran through an
open switch at the Kenwood junction, near
here, about 40 yesterday afternoon, and
into the northbound West Shore train, due
here at 4:30. The drawing room car "Ar-
gyle" and two passenger coaches of the Della
ware and Hudson train were thrown from
the track. Thomas Commit, passenger on
the West Shore train, residing in Albany,
was killed, and several others were more or
less seriously injured.
Names OF the Injured.
There were - ut thirty passengers on the
Delaware and Hudson train, and their es-
cape from death is marvellous, as the two
cars turned completely over on their sides,
and the nmat 5 had To be taken out through
the windows. The names of the seriously in
jured ara: James E. Pittman, of Troy, in
jured about the back and head; Mrs. hend-
sen, of West Troy, cut ON the head and in
jured mta6nally, but not seriously; Joseph
Perkins, of Bnghamton engineer of the ID.
and H. train, leg injured by jumping; Mat
thew Turney. fireman of the ID. ami II. train,
slightly injured about the arms by
jumping-hs resides on Quaker street
Mrs Barlow, Coeyman's junction, badly
bruised; William Moulds, Saugerties, back
hurt; H. T. Finch and wife, Brooklyn, in
ternal injuries Mrs. Kate Powers, Catskin
arm injured; q. J. Wright, Peekskill, arm
sprained, r. J Kepple. Utica, arm sprained
W. T. Burnside New York, arm lacerated
G. c. Morris. $50 South Fourth street. Phila
delphia, badly shaken up; J. T. Foster, Jer
sey City, leg hurt Engineer Perkins arm
was broken
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-03
A Boyi.h Custom End. F.ta,,v.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3-1he first Friday in
August is known among the boys that fire.
quent the river front as Launching day."
For more than a generation it has been the
custom of the boys on that day TO engage in
Promiscuous ducking of one another at the
piers. While party Of lads were thus
Launching" each other yesterday Patrick
Casey, aged IA, approached Thomas Robins,
aged ~, and asked il he could SWIM Robins
said he could not, but Casey either misunder-
stood or disregarded the answer, and began
wrestling with Robins, who was finally
pushed into the river He sank at once, and
was drowned before help could reach him.
This is the first fatality connected with
Launching day" so far back as any of those
familiar with the custom can remember. 1t
win probably cause the police to break up
the pracfice
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-03
ABBREVIATED TEuEGRAMS.

Emperor William was Friday appointed to
an honory admiralship IN the British navy.
Miss Jennie johnson, of Hillsboro, Ills,
eloped Thursday with a circus man. She is
II years old.
Four thousand coke ovens are now idle in
the Connellsvile. Pa. region, and over G, 500
men are out on strike.
Col. Canaday, sergeant-at-arns of the
senate, with the Alaska senatorial commit
tee, is ill at Aree, NJ T.
Nellie kingman, young girl, living near
Nolga City, la was bitten by a rattlesnake
Friday and died in a few hours
Burglars entered the residence Of Rev.
Robert Christie, at ST. Paul Thursday
night, and stole all his silverware
There were 5000 people in attendance at
the soldiers and sailors reunion at Itch
field, Ills, Friday. 1t closed Saturday
At Belleville, Mich. the Seventh Day
Adventists are holding camp meeting, and
many of their converts have gone insane.
Fire at Ripley, O., Friday morning de-
stroyed every mandatory in that city and
several dwellings besides The loss is esti-
mated at S2oO.000
A fatal epidemic of fiux is causing much
excitement at Warsaw. Ills Fifteen peop Q
have diei and there are lsO cases still under
the hands of physicians
As an illustration OF the want affecting the
starving miners near Spring Valley, Ills,
the wife of one of them lost her twin babies
Friday for want of sufficient nourshment
Because his mother would not let him
bring liquor into her house, Thomas Carey.
of Columbus, Ind Ind, beat and kicked
her, destroying one of her eyes. He is in
Jail
John Jordan, a colored man, too poor to
bury his baby, put its corpse in a basket and
took it to the coroner, at Detroit, Friday
The poor man was sent to the city under
taker.
John Brewer. blacksmith, of Pana, Ills :.
was killed Friday. He placed a shot gun ne
WAS repairing in the forge with the muzzle
toward him, not having been told it was
loaded
Earl Leroy Gibbs, 2-months old baby, of
Warren, Ills, has slept ever since June IL
he was born on the 9th. He is fed regu-
larly, Notwithstanding his somnolence, and
igrowing fat
Explorers in Mexico are said To have dis
covered in the forests relics of a former great
city, in the shape of ruined houses, monu
ments, and SO forth Their alleged discov-
cries also include splendidiy paved roads,
vast columns, carvings, etc, all OF which,
together with other signs ii is said Indicate
that nation of e, 90, 900 once existed there.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-03
Carlisle the Man.

The question OF who will be chosen as
the leader of the next house of represen-
tatives by the democrats. is being quietly
agitated in Washington. The republic
cans say that Randall will be the leader.
but democrats say that Carlisle will be
the leader with Mills and the Brecken-
ridges as his lieutenants. There is hard-
ly doubt that Mr.. Carlisle will receive
the democratic nomination for speaker
without dissenting voice. The repub-
licans, of course. are doing all they can
to spread the belief that they dread Ran
dali more than any other democratic
leader. This is all sh am and is meant
for the purpose solely of booming Ran
dali. 1t has been Randall's custom for
years, when the democrats are in the mi
part and to make all the trouble that he
could for the republicans. That he is an
accomplished parliamentarian nobody de-
MES, and that he is a skillful leader of
the minority is equally certain; but Ran
dsll's purpose. when his party is in a
minority, in making himself active, is to
make himself solid with his party so that
be can afford to be treacherous when his
party is in a minority.
AS there is no danger of bill for the
reformation of the tariff being passed
while the republicans have majority in
the house, Mr. Randall can aft ord to be
a free lance with the minority. In free
lsncing it he will take occasion to larrup
the republicans in fine style and get him>
self talked about all over the country as
the fighting democrat. The reputation
he has made he hopes willsserve him to
good advantage when the democrats are
again in power and he leagues with the
republicans to defeat tariff reform. This
is Randall's little game. He has played
1t before and will attempt to play il
again. He deceives nobody. however.
not even the republicans. While the
democrats in the next house will I'M
doubtedly accept all the aid that Randall
feels like giving them, it is equally GER
tain that Mr.. Carlisle and not Randall
will be the acknowledged leader.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-03
Deafness Can't be Cured

by local application, as they can not
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one wav to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies !.
Deafness is caused by an infisned con-
dition Of the mucus lining of the Eustach-
ian tube. When this tube gets inflsmed
you have rumbling sound OF imperfect
hearing. and when it is entirely closed
deafness is the result, and unless the in.
tismmation can be taken out and this
tube restored TO its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever; nins
cases out of ten are caused by catsrrh
which is nothing but an inflamed condi.
ton of the mucus surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars fol
any case of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that we can not cure by taking Hall:
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
tB-Sold by druggists. 75c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-03
Fright fully Stung by Bees.

ITHACA, n. Y, Aug S.-Jackson Graves,
a farmer who lives four miles from this city,
owns 100 colonies of bees Thursday morn
ing he found two of his colts were being
stung by bees and went out to save them
The bees made fierce attack on him and he
was soon disabled and now lies at the point
of death. The physicians who attended him
counted over 10 stings on his face. One of
the horses was stung to death, and it is ex
pected that the other will not survive. Mr..
Graves probably saved his life for the time
being by .plunfing into a pool of water
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-03

BALTIMORE, Aug al. Lee Clark, a re-
porter for The Sun, was arrested yesterday
charged with engaging aud participating in
an unlawful assemblage" last Sunday in wit
Messing a prize fight between Pete Heron
and Jerry Sadtler Mr.. Clark appeared be-
fore Justice Gideon Herbert, at Towsou, yes
terday afternoon. His counsel claimed that
Mr. Clark was at the fight as the representa-
tive Of a newspaper. He was surprised that
the writ was not extended to The Sun itself.
Clark was held in $500 bail
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-03
Scandal at steubcnyiile. q.

STEUBENvILLE, O., Aug. IA sensation
was created here yesterday by the filing of a
suit in the common pleas court by Mrs
Belle Mckinney, wife of Frank Mckinney,
q popular jeweler of this city, against her
brotber-in law, Thomas Williams. a wealthy
citizen af this place, for damages incurred
by reason of criminal assault on the 29rh OF
last March Williams denies the assault and
says Mrs Mckinney has been his mistress
for the past two years. The parties are
prominent in society here.