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had just arrived, the engine back
ing against the train and caught his
head between the bumpers crushing
1t badly. Andy Calvin, the other
victim, was supposed to be in a
drunken sleep with his arms across
the rail and an engine run over
them cutting them both off. Lead.
en-,
Cheap John Rockwell got into n
fight out in Tyler county last week
with n man named Shuman and
his girl Fannie. Fannie proceeded
to fam Rockwell with a dornick
about the size of u pumpkin, Then
Cheap John returned the salute
with revolver. which he says was
only meant to scare, but which
did't scare worth cent. In the
moan time the old man gave John q
broadside with loaded shot gun
and Fannie returned with another
dornick about the size of Hanging
Rock. The performance closed
with somebody welting John over
the head with the butt end of the
shot gun, and John, whose force
consisted entirely of blackboard
cavalry, retreated to Middlebourne.
They arc always mild and peaceful
out in Tyler until they are stirred
up, and then they boom and buzz
like hornets. - llciyd Democrat.
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The women folks have been hav-
ing great time house cleaning and
the lords of creation have been
roaming at large and keeping away
from the house as much as possible
during this season wherein the
scrub brush and broom Teigns SUI
preme ana cold bite is the order
of the day.
Kingwood has the bicycle foyer
pretty bad and number of the
boys have tricyeles and all the rest
want them. The court house lot
is the favorite place for practice and
when the roads get good our wheel
men will be travorsing the country
in every direction. Some of the
boys made some wild plunges while
trying to break the skittish traveller.
A novel wedding took place in
Boone county last week. The
combined ages of the bridal party
was $40 years, the bridegroom
being 101, the bride Of, the grooms
best man SO, and the bridesmaid "a.
The bride was dressed in her first
wedding trousseau, which was made
Oh years ago. The bride was as
frisky as any young damsel, and
the bridegroom assembled one of the
highest mountains in the county on
a time. and won the wager. -E.r.
English SPAWN Imminent removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone,
STILES Sprains and Swoolen Threats,
Coughs, Etc. Save $50 10y use of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by DR.. :. A. Pratt kingwood.
W. Va. 4-24-9O VIZ.
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SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL
AT KINGWOOD. W. Va.
Beginning June is, 1890, and Con.
tinuins Ten Weeks.

The object Of this school is to
qualify teachers for their work in
the public schools, and TO prepare
students who wish to enter a Col
lcgc or University. Especial atten-
ton will be gwen to the common
school branches, including Physiol-
gy and Hygiene, Algebra and The
DRY and Art Of teaching. If desir-
ed, classes will be organized in Lat
in, Greek, French, German, Geom-
etry, Trigonometry, Surveying,
Physics, Metaphysics, ETC., etc.
Tuition for the term, 5000 and
800. For further information,
address, A. j. Hare, University OF
w. Va, Morgantown, W. Va, or
Frank b. 1'rotter, Roanoke College,
Salem, Va.
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All arrangements have been made
to have a splendid Literary and
Musical Entertainment. 1t is ex-
pected that 1T will be the best thing
of the kind ever in Kingycod. The
Silver Band, the New Orchcrtra,
and the best literary and musical
talent of the town have been engag-
ed to take part. The Committee
have made arrangements with Roy
{. Stone to furnish an elegant new
piano for the occasion and he has
ordered one from Pittsburgh. The
program will be interspersed with
quartets, trios, duets, solos,
recitations and doclamations. Prof.
Smith will lead the band and orches-
ira. Prof. viii West, OF Tunnel
ton, will give some of his best rec
itations. Mrs. :. G. Smith and
Mrs. j. NJ. Crane, who arc talented
and cultivated clocutionists, will
recite. The court room has been
procured for the occasion and every
body is expected to come. Tickets
on sale at the Post-officc Monday
morning so that all will have plenty
Of time to get reserved seats. Tick
cts % cents, children Is, and re-
served seats 80. Doors open at 1880
p. IN. Performance begins at g..
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New Goods In Town.

New and bright are the styles Of
goods this season. Jackson & Pos
ten arc leading all competitors in
our town. Their stock is large in
every department. Lady's dress
goods speciality. Fine goods hand
some styles. good sellers. They go
fast. We did not buy them 10 keep.
They are away down in price, but
up in quality. Dry goods we're
never so cheap as they are to day.
Clothing has partakcn Of the gener-
al reduction and whilst there is q
marked decline in price, there is an
improvement in quality. Good
honest goods are driving shoddy clear
out. We say let them go. Carpets
and mattings are way below your ex-
pectation in price and way above in
quality. When You see them and are
IN want Of them you buy them.
Our store is full Of goods. You are
cordially invited to call and see
them whether YOU buy or not
JACKSON & POsTEN.
A % ga
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-15
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

Here is the latest local from the
Tucker County Pioneer
WANTED A smart and active
boy at this office to learn the print
ers trade. Must be willing to work
and not get too smart the first week.
A good chance for n good boy.
Lives Of poor men remind us
honest toll don't stand chance
more work we leave behind us, big
ger patches on our pants. On our
pants once new and glossy, now are
patches Of different hue; all be-
cause subscribers Iiuger and won't
pay up what is due. Then let all
be up and doing send in your mite
be it so small, or when the SHOWS
Of winter strike US we shall have no
parts at all BozcD'0H 1DDcoL
The youngest Brass Band in
West Virginia will undoubtedly be
present hero on Decoration Day and
assist in the exercises. The band
will be from Buck harmon and has
been organized less than a year and
no member is yet over sixteen years
Of age. Their ages range from nine
years to sixteen and il composed Of
twenty members. Although they
have been organized 80 short a time
yet they challenge any band in the
State that has not had over three
years practice TO a contest. - oglc
Sentinel.
Two frightful accidents occurred
at the 3. & o. depot at Parkers-
burg on last Tuesday night. which
may prove fatal in both cases. John
Alleman, one Of the victims. is a
car inspector and was making slight
repairs to the passenger train that
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-15
CORRESPONDENCE.
ALBRfGHrsvILLE.

From our regular Correspondent
Prof. w. Il. Frecland's school
appears to be n success, as il is well
attended. There are scholars from
all parts Of Portland district and
some other parts OF the county.
The Good Tomplars here are
booming. Six new members last
week and six more last night.
Rev T.. Bach, Presiding Elder Of
Somerset District, Evangelical
Church, preached a very able SER
mon in the Baptist church here
Sunday night. lie is a good orator
and fine scholar, both in German
and English.
Rev. Ringer, Of Masontown cir
cult, is visiting Rev. McCauley this
week.
Mrs. Dee Crane il little under
the weather this week.
II the weather is fine, a party Of
our young people will 60 to the cave
next Saturday, and also some from
Pleasant Dale. Hope they will
have a pleasant time.
Sherman Mason has had a very
sore hand for the past week.
+. G.. Martin has the finest pony
in the State 80 far as heard from.
Mrs. Martin, Of St. Joe, has po-
tatoes big enough to hoe. How is
that for early?
uUtlnf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-15
PRESTON STILL AHEAD.
Pror c. c. shoMalter Gets There

Prof. {. G. Showalter Gets There.
The Board Of Directors Of the
State Reform School, located at
Pruntytown, were in session at
Grafton Monday and Tuesday Of
this week. The principal object Of
this meeting was to elect Super
intendent for the school which they
did Tuesday after balIoting fifty
four times on the following candi-
dates Rev. Trippett, Of Terra Alta,
Rev. Newman, Of Oakland, Prof.
linn, Of Philippi, Prof Showalter,
OF Kingwood, Mr.. Shanklin. Of
Monroe county, and John II. White
scarver, Of Pruntytown. On the
54th ballot Showalter was elected.
Tuesday evening the Board and the
new Supt. left for Baltimore TO at
tend the seventeenth annual session
Of the National Conference Of
Charities aud Corrections, now in
session in that city.
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A Lady's Perfect Companion.

our new book by Dr John H. Dye one of New
York 5 most skilltul physicians, shows that pain
Is not necessary In childbirth, hut rosnts from
causes easily understood and overcome. ~
clearly proves that any woman may become a
mother without suffering any pain whatever. It
also tells how 10 overcome and prevent morning
sickness aud the many other evils attending
pregnancy. IL Il highly endorsed by physicians
Sverywhcre a. the Wifes true private compan.
Ion. Cut this out, IL will save You great pain,
and possibly your life. Send two.cent stamp
for descriptive circulars, testimonials and con.
hdcntial letter scnt In scaled envelope. Address
FnASK Thomas 4 Co, Publisher Baltimore, Md.
a2f-i8t,
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Haywood, May 10, 1890.
News and Notes Here End There.

Cali at Bakers Store and get n
Refreshing Milk Shake. Only Five
Cents.
Best stogles in Kingwocd at j. +.
Murdock's.
Roy e. Stone sold piano at
Ncwburg last week.
There were an unusual number
OF drummers in town this week.
Try barrel of the White Daisy
+, Flour, at Fcathcr& Werner's. Its
daisy"
George Williams is having new
roof put on his blacksmith and wag-
on shop.
Bark. Tics, Slaves, Lumber. etc.
bought at all times by Shaifer, Brown
& Co.
Born last Saturday night to Mrs.
Samuel Teets, of Muddy Greek
Hill, sou.
II you want nice suit of clothes
for the least money, go to Shaffer,
Brown & Go.
There are about $50 papers pub
lished in the little mountain state
of West Virginia.
Come to VIM. II. Murdock's fer
spring tooth harrows, plows, points,
and all kinds of Hardware.
The Peabody Institute for this
state will be held in Parkersburg
some time in August.
Get our prices, and you get our
goods. We UW not be uaderS0ld.
FEATHER s. WERNER.
a crowd went down from here to
Albrightsville Tuesday night to at
tend the Good Templar Lodge down
there.
"Old Dominion" Flour outsells
all other brands, and don't you for
get it. Sold only by Shaffer, Brown
& Go.
List Of letters remaining in the
Kingwood postoffice, May LIST, 1890.
III. Y. Duvall, Theodore Eilerer-
mann, David Teets.
Double your crop Of corn and
potatoes by using "Garden City
Fertilizer, for sale by Sbaffer, Brown
& Co., only.
The Bar Association of this state
will hold their next annual session
in Parkersburg, commencing the
25 Of next month.
~" FREE-To our readers who
pay for the ARGUS in advance, the
PiftsbHrgh Telegraph one year free
gratis for nothing.
Messrs. Ashbury Shaw and
brother arc in town with their well
boring machine and are now boring
well for W. w. Graham.
There was a dance in the town
hall at Reedsville Saturday night.
Some Of the boys from here were NJ
end report a good time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-15
Merely Mentioned.

M doubt, ~ has been rumored It's the
governments intention,
To take advantage Of the present popular
Invention,
And fix II SO the public everywhere with
out detention,
Can dropa nicklc In tho slot aud carry
away pension.
Chicago Herald
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-15

- Come TO TINS office ana see
the Pittsburgh Chronicle telegraph
or send for specimen copy.
Insure your property, your life,
or from accident, with Duncan
McRa's Insurance Agency.
Sunday night son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennesy, who live
out at Skaters saw mill. DIR. S.A.
Pratt, attending physician.
The Blaker boys have fine ice
cutter for their milk shake machine
and are prepared to serve their Gus
toners better than ever now.
They are having strawberry fes-
tival at Weston this week. How
things are booming in the old town
since she begun to put on city airs.
John Greaser will deliver coal of
superior quality from the Boyle
Mine at six cents per bushel. All
Jumps at seven cents per bushel.
Orjerspromptly filled.
The West Virginia State Medical
Society convenes at Wheeling, June
| l and will be in session three DAYS.
III ysieians from all over the state
will be in attendance.
Junior Brown is going to have
some extensive repairing done on
the old Stone House, mt his farm
two miles below town. 1t will then
be one of the handsomest places in
this country.
An effort is being made to secure
the service of Rev. Mcdonald of
Sisterville, Tyler County, who was
here and preached some time since,
as pastor of the Presbyterian church
here for the summer season anyhow.
Watch out for the first snake of
the season and kill it, for the old adj
age is IF you kill the first snake you
see in the spring, you will conquer
all your enemies during that year.
We learn from the Weston pa
pers that Art Lorcntz, son Of Squire
Philip Lorentz, of Walkersville,
Louis County, drew S15, 900 in the
April drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery.
Itch, on human, horse and all
animals cure in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by
DIR. $. A. Pratt Kingwood, w. Va.
4-24-9O-1 yr.
Peter r.. Smith had n little fracas
on Main Street the other day with
his horse and wagon. The horse
backed the wagon over the high
wall above Cresups' and smashed it
up generally and skinned its legs up
pretty badly.
s-a3@ II you want some Job Work
done and can't come to the office
to see us about it, just write and
let us know what you want and we
will do the work and forward it 10
you and guarantee it to give salts
faction.
The warm rains Of The past week
or two, is making the vegetation
hump itself and mother earth has
discarded her winter suit Of russell
brown and donned her summer suit
of emerald green and all nature
seems to rejoice at the change.
BARGAINS-8 II. p. friction
engine and splendid nearly new vi
orator. now in Preston, for sale low.
Traded big saving engine for it,.
Must sell. Write
j Il CARSKADoE.
Keyscr, w Va
The croquet season IS now in
full blast and the merry clatter OF
balls, mallets and girls tongues
may be heard on all sides while the
ripping laughter Of the players floats
out on the balmy atmosphere of the
glad summer time.
Patents were granted TO West
| Niroiuiong tIo ,,ost ,.ool> a.. fill.
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when Baby was sick we gave her Castoria,
when she WAS n Child. she cried for Castoria,
Whom she became Miss, she chung TO cAAtoria,
When sie had Children. she gavo them Castorls,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-15
Personal Paragrnnhs.
Bishop o'Connor. of Omaha, is
reported as diving.


reported as dying.
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont,
is seriously i'll at Washington.
Presiding Elder Chenoweth was
in Kingwood Sunday and Monday,
Jesse Jackson and Mack Menear
were up at Reedsville Saturday and
Sunday,
Merchant George IL. Herring,
of Loug Hollow. was in town Tues
day night.
Rev. Louis Martin, an ex-priest,
has mystoriously disappeared from
Montreal.
Born, Tuesday evening. May 10,
n daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Bowlinger.
Judge Hoke returned Tuesday
from Beverly where he has been
holding court.
Mr.. G.. Bruce Burke, of the Era,
returned last Friday from n trip to
Washington City.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Crogan and
Miss Mallie Fawcett returned from
Wheeling last Thursday.
Duncan McRa was Mt Grafton
and Pruntytown this week, working
up his insurance business.
Prof. Showalter returned Friday
evening from very pleasant visit
to his old home near Newburg.
Mrs. Hartman, Of near Tunnel
ton. has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Wilbur Posten, the past week.
DR.. j. c. Kemble left Tuesday
morning for Fellowsville and Evans
Vile to look after some business up
there.
John Forman and Charley Elliott
have been engaged the past week
plasterng Wait Graham's new
house.
Mrs. c. Y. Bishop returned
Tuesday from Fmrmont where she
had been visiting for the past two
weeks.
Miss Dora Bishop, the handsome
daughter Of George W. Bishop. Of
near AlbriShtsvile, was in town
Tuesday.
Owen Mckinney will probably
take charge of the Fdirmom H,ier
while Secretary Ohlcy is serving the
State at Charleston.
Masters Eccter and Lester Postcn
spent severed days last week visiting
at their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton Bo nnfield, near the Camp
ground.
Merchant Wilbur Poster went to
Morgantown Friday on business
trip. lie returned Monday and
reports the old town improving very
rapidly.
The jury in the case Of Mrs.
Carrie Vandcgrltt, on trial at Mount
Holly, n. j., for poisoning her son,
Frank G.. Norman, with croton oil,
returned Il verdict Of guilty.
Prof. G. G. Showaltcr went to
Grafton Monday to attend meet
ing of the Board of Directors Of the
reform School, as he is an applicant
for the position Of Superintendent.
DR.. j. NJ. G.. Fairfax, Of Reeds
vile, was in town Monday. He was
accompanied by his oldest son,
George W, who will rmain at Mr..
Vickery's and attend school at the
academy.
Levi NJ. Smith was instantly
killed Tuesday afternoon Of last
week, while digging coal in the
mine on $. a. Postcn's farm in
Grant district, Monongalia comfy,
by fall Of rock.
Prof. Colegroyc, y. D., J.. l.. D. ,
Instructor in Oratory Of the late
President Garfield, and Principal
Of the West Virginia College at
bennington, was in town this week
and lectured last night in the Court
House, his subject being excel
sior."
Simeon Snidcr. Of near Mason
4 i !
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The croquet season IS now in
full blast and the merry clatter Of
balls, mallets and girls tongues
may be heard on all sides while the
ripplinglaughter Of the players floats
out on the balmy atmosphere of the
glad summer time.
Patents were granted to West
Nirginians the past week as follows,
f. G.. McConihay, Lewistown. pat
ent on miners spectacles. VI. j.
Quinn. Of Wheeling, patent lantern.
E.. Scott, Of Roaring Creek, patent
on a car coupling.
Butter is still scarce in the King
wood market and not near enough
to supply the demand. With'plen-
ty Of grass and fresh cows all over
the country we can't understand
why butter should be 20 cents per
pound and scarce at that.
The prospect for cherries is very
good, as there are lots Of bloom.
Some Of the apple trees are full Of
bloom, and it is thought that there
viii be more apples than there was
last year, late and winter fruit not
being injured by the cold snap.
J. II Rodeheaver, Of Terra Alta,
is making the carpet business a
specially this year. About 1000 yds
now in stock, just received, and he
has the stock Of the lates wcavers.
The variety and the quality from
the cheapest hemp TO brussels, also
a large variety OF imported velvet
rugs lie has the trade. and don't
you forget it, he carries the largest
stock Of furniture and at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
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T., X. y. r.. II.
Train leaves Kingwood at 700 a. m. and ar
rives at Tunnelton at $40 a. m; leaves Tunnel
ton at $40 q. and arrives at Kingwood at 1850
n. N. Leaves Kingwood at 500 p. m. and arrive
ut Function at 4:i0 y. m; leaves Tunnelton at
4: sop. IN. and arrives nj Rngwood at GOO p. M
Trains daily except sunday
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K.,s41s O. I, r4,.s
Tuesday Evening, May goth.

Observation-Disclosures
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

p. a q. n. n.
-ains leave Tunnelton station as follows !:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-20
Tho following names we're Registered

John anderson, g W pysel, Jerry Shoemaker,
,nry sham, L W Clnbaugh, W Bonsel,
ank Hartman, u II Goodman, III Dordncr,
q Miller, Wm Rowies, 2olias smith. 4 Rigy,
,nry IIorner,, Ezekiel Ricc, W L gcwer,
per, G Nusser, n A Perry, ii q vnnatia, VIM
bcnsnger DtA Carr + W Mspech, Wells;
Trout, Jacob Elsca. VIM Bolander, Seth Rice,
Daniel Hartman, L q Thomas, II Hartman.
Henry Shank, ArNn Helms, $ W Trout, John
Helms, Jerry Bordncr John 7 Nusscr, u
MillhmR ID EBmrges,J Muer; John Hickman,
nnsal, NJ lIarritt, John Hart, j j walters,
Il Bates, u Wood, David Lanning, Y II CRADLE,
Isaac Fellows Sam1 Scits, Jno Fast, W >
Bcals, John Lamott, q W Beard, John Rug,
Jacob Mitchell, Charles Eckels, $ Ghochard,
@ c Gundy tlienry Lightioot, j l. Nc Cracken,
J A Wilson, W, Barber NJ V Cox, Rufus Eel.
lows, Il Plottcr, y A Randall, j II Leaf, Geo
Hammond, / II Perry, Anran Rice, Henry
Grouse, Wilson, ii Wilson, j a Bplcy, Il w
Stewart VIM McKinnis, joe Harris, John Fox,
Rob bowman. y q Anderson, W q Decker,
Z fcnstcrmnkcr. Aarnn Bond, Ed Kelsey,
q Brooks. q W B Foreman, Il Kcnyan, 4 7
Williams, S.Crushaw, James McrlH 4 Fox,
AIRS Isaac Taylor, Edward knifcr. Il Kelley,
Lncus Jenkins, Il Scott, Philip wilch, w
Smith, David Beard % " " brown. b"vid rnlsc,
Rush. Benton Fisher, j G webb, W Wiley,
Doe Jones, b i0 Lord, 4 Avery, II Conn, Alex
McCunkcy, II Newcomer, ASA Bnbcock, Price
Clufl Frhnk Rogers, Capt Garfield, james Re
salSon j i llissong, Robert Burgess. John
Wickhnm, j NJ Barber, G b Shotly, z Matthias,
Ira Fullcr, Henry } Randall, $ 7 Hathaway,
L Hutchinson, Lysandcr Ames, Briton Russell,
q Drake, w Brown, w G Perle. Jacob llazcn,
George Ernest, Andrew Wiscman, II q lliNson,
j Il Hall, Comstock, Adam Hines, u i Van
camp, Henry Fuk, Jessie Crhmcr VIM Fish,
W Harrison, John front David Letter, John
lIurtoon, Isaac Fair. II q Mercer, Rice Preston,
J II Drnllc, james Russell, W ii Waltmnn. ].
Thomas. Alexander Wiliumnn, Henry Hershey,
) n Biggs, y Keller, John II Asknm, G Wilson,
wv Bushong, Martin 'fis'lnlr, jacob Adams.
Capt Cusac, j Mohony, Mm Mownii, W
Mccartney, sam Lingo, W II Horbnugi.
HOPPER, I Dean, sam Pickett. .lnuus Foust.
/ feinct. j W Pickett, " W Latham: \
kudcr, Alex McCombs. A Nigncron. ii Letter,
q W Hathaway, II Lewis, 4 Stillwcll
II klinfcltcr, T. Bcvcrstock, Henry Clasuc.
J l. Keller, John S Stout, David Priest. Jam Is
Crcsscr, Ames, Ed Fields. Philandcr Long
The following members have died
during the past year: Luiet. James K.
Porter, john Godfrey. Isaac Taylor,
jacob Seitz, Irwin Moore, Geo. Hubbard,
Dan'l ID. Durham. Jacob Huber.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

Eli Mote and his unknown heirs whose
places OF residence are all unknown, will takc
notice that on the 18th day of August 1890,
Grace, Fanny, Charles 4. Sidney h. and Edith
4 Citizens, Minors, by John Walker, their duly
appointed, qualified and acting Guardian filed
their certain petition in the Court OF Common
leas OF Wood County, Ohio. against the above
named parties, praying that each OF said dcicn-
dants be required TO answer and set forth tho
nature aud exten. Of the estate. title and inter
est which they or either of them may have or
claim, in, to or against the Northwest quarter
Of the Southeas. quarter OF Section nine 10y
Town four (i) North, Range nine (9) East, in
Wood Comfy, Ohio, or any part thereof, that
the same may be declared null and void, and
thrt Feid plaintiff may be quieted In their title
and possession to ard ~ said land and every
part thereof as against cny claim OF defendants.
said Getencants are required to answer said
petition on or before the nth day of October
1870, or judgement will be taken In accordance
with the prayer thereof.
August 10, 1883
GRACE CITIZENS. ct al, Minors
BY JOHN WALKER, Guardian
K HoLLEN3EcS, At,y