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Ms. Uuger, wife Of Ex-State
Senator Unger, Of Morgan County.
committed suicide Wednesday Of
last week, By blowing out her brains
With a revolver. Her mind was dc.
ranged and she had attempted sui.
eide several times before
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TERMS So for any County ONCE; $3.50 for
any District ONCE. Cash In advance.
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
j hereby announce myself a Can
didate for the office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Preston County.
LEWIS i. WHITE.
Rathbone, w. Va.
July, 9, 1890.
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). Cal Painter, prominent lum-
Der dealer Of Thornton, and well
known in Preston. died Thursday
night. July 10th, Of typhoid fever.
lie was was forty years OF age and
leaves wife and two children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-17

A frightful steamboat explosion
occurred on the lake at Chicago last
week, by which many people lost
their lives.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-17

The Wheeling Weekly Register,
the leading democratic paper Of the
state, and organ OF the State De.
mocracy and by far the Best Paper
IA the state and the ARGUS for one
year for az, cash in advance.
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a steamer loaded down with
pleasure seekers, was capsized dur
ing a storm on Lake Pepin near Red
Wing, Mimi, last Sunday and
about 200 lives lost.
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Judicial Sale.

Garrett Conn =
Aw ziun. e; al. ~'D'''
BY virtue OF decree 81 the Circrft Com. "a
Preston County, rendered "a the above stvit
ehancery cause. ON the 10th day OF Arm ~, $50
the undersigned Special Commissioner viii ~,
Tuesday, Jaly 10, 1850.
~ the front door Of the Courthouse ~ ..t,
county. oner for sale az public auction tie fol
ioMlnG descfi1ed real estate I'm the bin and rro.
eeeeeiEgs In said cause mentioned and decrtS.to
A tract Of 2iOi acres Of land owned bv the =
PENDANT, Alex ". linn. being the same vvhiS@
was conveyed to said linn by one Vim. Il Z,nn|
BY deed dated june 10. 1873.
Also a tract Of about 100 acres owned ny s,ta
defend ant. and which was conveyed TO him ~
one Philip henear by deed dated December 81
Also a tract OF 100 acres owned bv tho s.t,
defendant, and which was conveyed To him h :
one james Evans by deed dated June l. 1ss7 Il
Also tract Of ga acres Of land owned by sa 81
defendant, and which was conveyed TO him/
one james a, Brown commissioners, by
dated August - 1873. Those tracts Of Ian,
fully described In said deeds which are fecC~
I'm the Office Of the Clerk Of The County Cour III
said county IN which county said lands are ST
uhte IN Valley district.
Also tract OF 20 acres. and tract OF 81 acrcsI
situate 10 said Cornty anf owned by the defepa .
ant George W. linn, on the waters of Fid--~
TEnMs OF SALE Enough cash IN hand 10 nav
costs OF suit and expenses OF sale and the resll
due upon a credit Of G. ~ and IS months -
purchaser executing for the deferred payr1
interest bearing notes, with approved seodfil
P.J. choSsS. Special comE,
Bond with security has been given byth,
named Special Commissioner as req\
e-i24-sis.l2.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
8, c,0gmG9missioner's ONCE, Kiugwood W. Va, May
c. II. COrbin, Admr.



G. II. Corbin, Admr
VS.. Foutfv
Elisabeth Corbln, ct al. \
, me above cnancery cause, 10y decree 81 tho
CIRCUIT court OF Preston County made therein
on me 10Th day of March, a. -. 1900 having bcrn
TSlerrcd 10 the undersigned COMMISSIONS. In
Chancery, with the following directions fo 81.
certain and report the real estate owned bv tho
uecedent, G. N. COrbir at the time of his denth
tho estate and condition Of the title thereto fbs
mems 0nd charges thereon. their amount charter
prlQrtc', and TO whom owing: 20 state. gti,iit
anu settle the Administration accounts c,f FIisle
dnGinas, Administrator of the estate OF said de-
ceuCnt, ana apportion the personal funds fanv
IN tne hands of said Administrator efo0np the
cIedltors OF the said estate, according to their
respective priorities; and that he Ne mort ans
3ther pertinent matter which may be deemed so
0y himself or required by the parties or any Of
1I,,en me parties TO said cause, 10 wit Elisha
lh9mas Administrator Of G. II. Corbin docedetit
plantu ana Elisabeth COrbin WIN h Corbin
beulqmin Cprbin, Caroline Travis Robert q
toT1ln5 n ~. Thomas The Bank of Kingvy,,oJ
ard Elisha Thomas. Defendants will fhcrefore'
tAke notice, that, on the 18th day of lime a Id
isY' ~ my ONCE in klngwood. Preston Count,
decree '-'i"
a. D., 1890. ' Va may
May 22-ft--eif5
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The Coroners Jury in the Dun
bar Mine horror brought in YER
dict holding superintendent Lang
responsible for the disaster.
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18th DAY OF JULY. 1890.

az the front door Of the court-house in Kinrvood
w; va, the same being a court day, offer Tor
mentioned IL said cause, subject ~ the dove
interest OF the widow, Margaret Burke. which
ihteteSt Is set out by nctes and bounds as shown
same, winch said plat can be seen by crliinr IN
thc ONCE OF the undersigned Said tract Of land
contains 4os acres, Is situate In Union District
and Is valuable tract Of land
Terms or SALE SO much cash In hand AS will
be SUFFICIENT to pay the costs Of suit and pro',..r
charges OF sale and the residue upon n credit 81
SIX and twelve months. the purchaser execufiuF
interest bearing notes with approved securitv
WM O. Brown Special COmrnr.
Bond and security has been given by said sue.
cldl commissioner in the above styled cause a.
required by law. 'eN a.
TSste J. "a W,~ec,. S,r.rt.
G-10-s-SG. IS. '"-oV'' ''O'"'
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hereby announce myself as In
dependent Candidate for the Office
of Clerk of the County Court Of
Preston County, subject TO the de-
cision of the voters at the polls.
GEORGE w. l.. MARsDRN.
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CLERK COUNTY COURT.

| hereby announce myself as an
Independent Candidate for the of
fee of Clerk of the County Court
of Preston County.
julius X. MoNRoE.
July 8, 1890.
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The National Educational Asso-
citation was in session at st. Paul.
Mimi, last week.
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Albert G. II. Holy having been
appointed Notary Public in and for
this county, produced bic bond
with Eugene Lanham as surety iu
the sum Of $3.50 which being M.
proved by the court, said Holy took
the oath as prescribed by law
LucIan Spurgin appointed com
missioner Of elections at Tcarcr's
store, in Grant District. vice John
i. Meyers.
r. H ordered that medical troat-
mcnt Tor the poor hc hereafter
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-17

The Annual Session of the State
Board Of Health was held in Charles
ton last week.
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Itch, ON aumau horse and OH
animals cue iu so minutes bv
NoOliord's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by
DR.. S. s.. Pratt Kiugwood, w. Va.
4-21-gO-I vr
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PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE


Also. Schools 81 ElocutiOn and Fine Art Full
courses Of study leading 90 graduation I'm each
Also, special course Of study. Central Health
ful. p Teacher Superior home comforts and
cote for young ladies. Thirty-six.h year Open
sent ftb. Rates moderate. scnl for catalogue
and fun Information 20 the President
Rev A. II. NORCRO5S, ID. D.. ittsburgh Pa
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EDUCATIONAL COLUME.

The Board Of Examiners held a
meeting here last Saturday to ar
range for holding the examinations
for teachers.
TEACHERS ATTENTION.
The Institute for Preston County
will be held at Kingwood, com
mencing August 2jth and continu-
ing one week.
Examination will take place
after the Institute at times and
places named in the notice from
the Board Of Examiners. 1t is not
known yet who the Institute IN
structor will be but soon as we can
find out, we will make it public.
This makes the Institute come the
same time as last year and during
the camp-meeting.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
Teachers Examinations for Pres
ton County, will be held as fol-
lows
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ATTENTION
COMMITTEE!

A meeting of the County Demo
cratic Executive Committee is here
by called TO meet ut the Office of the
undersigned, in Kingwood, w. Va,
on
Wednesday, July 23d, 1890,
ut l o'clock p. M, for the trans
action Of such business as may come
before it. A full attendance is de-
sired and requested.
HENRY CLAY HYDE,
Chairman.
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w. Is. FREELAND,
7-17-4t. Board Of Examiners.
The case of u. +. Shahan VS.. the
Board of Education OF Reno came
up for trial again before Justice
Goodwin, last Saturday. The plain
tiff and his witnesses were. all here,
but the Board failed to show up
and the trial was continued again.
The Board of Education Of Reno
seems to have trouble every year
and generally has a Ilw suit on
hands, and in fact seems to have
gotten SO in the habit Of it thas it
probably don feel right without it.
and so long rs the taxpayers up
there are willing 30 pay for Tic lau-
sio, and enjoy dancing to this
tune, it viii likely continue.
EDUCATIONAL MNwTEP.
At the last meeting OF the Board
Of Education, Of iZiagwood district.
held here, the resignation cf Geo.
a. Walls, as Secretary, was accept
ed and Captain j. i. Murlock
elected in h:a place. Lcyv for
Teachers fund IS cents and for
Building fund % cents on t1o 81.
valuation, maxi. 8 Tie s4h5o. levy
so cents.
Teachers salaries were fixed as
follows-No. ], 838 per month.
No. 2, 832, No. 5, rs. 1t was or
dered that the schools begin from
the first to the third Monday in
November.
On motion NJ. f. Pell was in
structcd to purchase of A. w. Child
lister, one half acre of land adjoin-
the Pleasant Dale school house and
make it a part Of the grounds Of
said building.
a petition was presented asking
for the use of the school house at
townsville for voting place. On
motion petition was granted, pro
vided the County Court will be re-
spoo lie for the use said house.
A new trustee was appointed :.
each sub-district, to hold three
years as follows
No. l, (Colorcd SCHOOL, j. vi.
Goodwin.
NJ. 2, NJ. T. Pcll,
" 3, Elisha Stone,
" 4, 7. J. Rhodes,
" 5, Q. 9. Craig,
" 6, =. ". b. Trowbridge,
" Z, A. G. Harshbarger,
a" 8, A. j. Bonafeld,
" o, J. b. M'Ginnis,
" 10, Henry Copeman,
q" II, +. a. Fortncy,
g u, Philip r. Garfield,
e" 10, Henry Rohc,
" a. j. Newton Morris,
" 10, James Miller.
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Tract of i05 Acres.
commissioners Sale.

BY virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court Of
rIeston County, West Virginia rendered on the
Ith Gay on April, 1899, I'm the chauCory cause OF
DAVID Nine, ct al. vs.. Margaret Burke. ct al the
undorslgnol ELcninl cnlnInl-.l.-.-r mi - ~.
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Examinations will begin at 8
O'Clock a. m. of first day and end
at II m. of second day.
BEN III. ELsEY,
A. i. MCMILLEN,
w. b. FREELAND.
7-17-4t. Board of Examiners.
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HEEEEN NNRIE

WcsthcN. Mas, Jane Reuben Nobl', IN" oil war
horse of the Massachusetts, Democracy. died at h home
In tn, town th, evening after eighteen months Illness.
Mr. >oblc born In Wcstncd on October 20 l7-o'
sprur.ng from old Puritan stock and was educated IN
the local schools, Ills first occupation was that Of a
school teacher later be became town clerk and for
many YEAR up to hi, death. was Identified with the
manufacture Of whips and cigars He early took All In
tcrc,t IN polite, and Democrat Of po>tivcncs>
and force often figured the party ticket. In 1865
be Was nominated for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, aui ~"
years later De ran for Congress against Henry J..
Dawes In i-7e he was elected to the state senate
and f,r tliros yoot, Le1lruus with Ira lie sat IN
DC Rouse. Ilo Wa repeatedly a delegate o. Demo
cratic National conventions, and lu l--1 ne was
elected chairman Of me state Central committee. but
dc,uucd Ia IN the same year b" va, an IN
surcc--fl opponent Of Gcorg" y. Robinson ffr Con
ef,.--. lie twice postmaster. receiving appoint
mcut- from Presidents Buchanan and Cclclml, ana
he held many Important lpcI Onccs. Although an
uncornpr1mslnc partisan. he was honorable IN all his
uo,cil dealing and had warm friends IN all parties
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ugrAGyOsTIC'"A NEW WORD
You yorl, letter in The Philadelphia Ledger
w" ''''' $500 -, ,,f lea

vcr York letter i'm The Philadelphia Ledger
The Century Dictionary viii contain NJ ta1. "I
rc,r word "mctagnostic.7 TIN meaning oil whlcn WI
hc ciycn as first hey oud howledge ana nCr ~
one VINO believe, in Heing beyond the n,,,t
sense and hey ond absolute AOwledge inio ,tjn,,
has been coined by the Broohin Ethical As'' NH,
under the Inspiration of JamcSA skiltol, a. s ~,
St,tntc for aynostlc" and ad0ted by the cIl."'
the new dictionary The association held sI,.lPJI"r
"a ui,ht i'm the Second nitarlai hurci III h'ov"', H.
an The Affirmative side 0i GnOstlcish anu ~ ~,
Ralipinns Attitude Of the fNoliAon PHILOSOPHY, -,
which the proprety of using me lew wous'
nostcr and mctaenosticism.' lttead oil asloSa, and
and "agnosticism,' discusd IN paper h.,
letters submitted by Mr.. sklton, Professor hHtvS
Francl, f. Abbott. Ph. D., OF Calbrdgc otSars
land Wake the Rev. Dr. Lyman bbott ana olilcaS.
An effort to obtain opinion lioi Herbert SPcmIIt h
failed lie excused himself on theolca OF III ioI a.,
and the necessity OF applying hisef 10 the ,'
nortant work he has In hand. But go strong r
rcrc sent by Professor HuNlcy, WI places nIln,,
e,nnhaticallv In opposition 10 tlc use tho new ";
lie saws: There Is good ground or ehh'sI1 or,
non encature." Moreover he docs nc see now w. y
can be All affirmative positive side aghoe,rlsnn,r
,,rofssor Huxley is contentcd VII the prvsot ~
nomenclature OF his philosophy, and WI con'ilse or ID
say - do not know In regard To al lngs pc1V nv
the realm OF absolute knowledge. ne irV. "a,
Abbott approaches the subject from u other sa as
and procaims his belief in personal I'd VINO !. ,s &c
movable as things Subject as lie IS h0t to sclenun
tests He Is evidently, however, liz alVoseu"i
pleased with the new word.
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SELECTIONS From THE VAIL.
-YEWyoRK MERCHANTS DISLIKE GAG-LAw

NEW,YORK MERCHANTS DISLIKE GhG-LAW'
TO the Editor Of The TIL bu ne.
Sir The chairman OF the late caucus at tho froou''
Exchange IN his communication published In toSay
Tribune well expresses it when he ays, " Decidedly
unfair 10 the member, Of that institution not your
rcporf however but his OWL actions. There Is no
discus sion a. 10 the merits Of the caucus candidates
but il is Of the action Of tho chairman ara many %
the successful candidates friends speak Of the ch"'
decision as unfortunate for the nominee for president
We arc Connexions that before Democratic poitc'
have been factor in selecting nominees for Officers OF
the Exchange and that only few members Of Tile
Exchange are taken into the condolences OF the Down
tovn Democratic Independent Merchants" cNque'
which fact We feel justified IN asserting, was Illus
r,cd in the enforced nomination of tins recent car"
Neither the chairman Of the caucus nor the gen
,,euan who proposed him for the place, was piIt',
~, The call for the But they assnrenS u'oi
oyor effort possible In the interest OF the ech'i'nla
Collected as the candidate for president NO "he que
Mons their right Of action, excepting tic reIu,t VI
on ,rhtrarv chairman 10 allow, when d'nidHuco, -
G;,i.inn 81 the house after what appeared Ia be V'
io'c viva v0cc vote. and 10 enforce gag law upon
,,tbcrtnc of merchants and ~ manner Only ~
cnming a meeting Of political h"rc.s ,,yp
June ., 1890. h'I'E'l d. "ihA'
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THE DUFF COMPANY IN " THE NuKADO.D

The performance Of "Thc Mkadon given BY the
Duff opera Company has been mentioned with sp-
proval in these columns within short time The
cast which presented the piece at the Academy Of
Music last night showed changes from the ono
II a few weeks ago at another house. but the pro
duction whole was essentially the same. Frank
Pearson good as the Mikado and Chaunccy Olcott
as Nanki- Pooh. Miss Gertrude Sears was artfuly
artless as Yum YUM but Miss Leona Clarke a. Pitt
Sing fell far short Of investing the part with all tho
piquant archnesS OF manner and sprghtliness OF
action Of which IL is susceptible. Digby and Laura
Joyce Bell were funny rs ever as Ko.KO and
Katlsla and William Mclaughlin wa, as statucsque
az before IN his mpersonation Of Pooh Bah.
The stage settings handsome and elaborate
hut an accident In moving some Of the heavy scenery
made the wait between the acts dstrc,Sngy long, 50
that the audience was moved cXprc, an Impotence
that IL had every right 10 feel IL is announced that
The Pirates Of PcnMncc' VIII be put on the stage
week.
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Should be read daily by all interested changes may
Letters Tor foreign need be specially ad.
dressed for asah BY any pasus Ind sx eob
sEc s DO iss' RSi P'"y addressed 0es
a. thl, OnIse 6, a, follows Denmark
Sweden Norway ,Chrstana Russia and Turkey. per ..
Via fs s6nsn a SSf must TIT Be 1' %'
M Tor Venezuela and Curacao also Trinidad Too3so ant
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toF E@5GEe gs sA As.Sa y y.
way (Christ!anls Russia and Turkey must be directed
Tor Ireland per: P, a,sD;
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Bremen s''$s must Be directed pa:
land VII, Antwerp letters must be directed per NoOrd
, be ISC i Per SSGFs At I M
THURtDAYIAt 80 a. m. FOR Europe per 5; $ N3r =.
MAMMA va sOuha@p md Ha%9urs letter T Fortus S
island nay and sayanlla etc, per, Ail;a; al
au for r bs anG ssn Es aa fSr
for Nsa s per @ xemo @r pr IRON steamer
from Halifax $40 p for St pierre'M'quelOn' per
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1a MS SPAIN am and Portugal per- la BoagSogne
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tries must be directed per Umhra'1 at 30 m for
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and Turkey per s. Elder via Bremen 0etters for other
European countries Via southampton must he tireced
''per Fider'): al 80 m for the Netherland, dece
nor : = W,rkcndam, via Amsterdam letters must be d.
rrctsd .'per Werkendam) at for scotland drects
ner Crcassia via Glasgow Netters must be drected
per Circassa 10 m; FOR 81 CroiN and St Thomas
VIA st Croix Wndw ard Islands direct. Trim;
Yucaan per :. :. Niagara tietters for Other Mex:
Ican states and Cuba must be directed per Nagara1t
az D. m. Nicaragua, per - Harlan, from New
STSpAY-N p. m. for TruxIo, Ruatan and Puerto
CorteI ner = =. Oteri. from NewOreans; az Z M
FOR Costa Rlca, Via Imon per $ s. Hispsna from Ne"'
Malls FOR China and Japan per s. : CITY o. Fekins
Mails for the Hawaiian Islands, per y Australia from
San Francisco close here June IL; at 20 D. N MaIs
sr nstraIia New-Zealand Hawaiian, FIJI and samoan
June 90 at 30 p. or arrival &C NewHork .,
.urenia with British mails for Australia Malls for me
SoeIev islands per ship Tropic Bird ro san tranclco
close here June ga at 30 r. m Malls Tor Newtound:
land by raj! Halifax and thence by steamrr close az
this Office daily at 80 p M Mails Tor aiqse I. Ss
dav at 40 D. M Mails for Cuba BY rail to Tampa,
Ia and thence steamer Via Key West Fla, close az
his office daily at 80 Mails Tor Mexico, over
n unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer
The schedule Of closing OF Transpachc mails is ar:
an the az their uninterrupted overland
rausit 70 San Francisco Mails FROM the East arriving
on TINA san the day n sailing n ste
ave Sispatehed thence the same day. Registered mail
Loses AZ a o. m. the previous day.
e''''' " CORNELIUS VAN COLT. PostmasteA
Postoffce, New.York. n T., May so, 1890.
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" MARTHA AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The second week Of the season OF English opera a.
the Grand Opera IIouse began last night with
martha Flotow's composition Is always favorltc
with English companies and its Hight and familiar
melodies make it popular. This presentation Of the
opera like that Of Faust7 last week, is cOmmcndable
for the and carnestncss with which II IS under
taken and the generally pleasing and Harmonious
suits Of the efforts Of the principals, the chorus tho
orchestra and the stage manager. The chorus in par
tcular shows spirited appreciation Of the and
Of the music.
Miss Sophie Traubmann, who sang the psrt Of Lady
Harriet has a voice Of agreeable quality, and she was
listened to with pleasure, "rhe Last Rose Of Sum
mern meeting as usual. with the largest share Of
popular favor. Miss Attac Chalre has been heard
here before as Nancy. She acts and sings the part
acceptaby, and has the charm Of appearing to enjoy
what she does charm, that Is 10 say when enjoyment
is appropriate 10 the situation The other principal
singers were f. schultz Lionel. MyrOn Mama as
Plunket SYLVAN Langlois as Sir Tristan, and Joseph
Witt as the Mayor.