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Commissioners Notice.

CoNArs IosER's OFFICE, Kinewood. w. Va.
Henry Clay Hyde VS.. uezekiah Wolf Ct al
ECuity,
The above ontitisd chancery eau c, by n do
cree of the Circuit Court 0f Preston Gc,,ntv
made therein, on the Jfh day of September, 4.
-. lSg, having been referred TO to the under
aiencd Commissioner 81 ehanceTy. with tile fol.
lowing direction: TO ascertain and rerort the
real estate owned by tire defendant ITezekigh
Vol the state aud condition " the title thereto,
me liens and charges thereon. their amounts,
Charsctcr, r!ofliies. Hnd to whom owing; and
that he report any other pertinent matter which
may be deemed SO by himself, or required by
the parties or any ~ them
The parties TO Ssld cause, to wit Henry Clay
hyde plaintiff md iiezekah Wolf, II. e. HYDE.
hu.tSc, ~ &. Brown ,-Jr. ~ rof w. G.. Brown
dec'd, Tbot'as St;trtzman, John ZGtz, NJ. ~,
Murdoch, ~. l.. ShafTer. A. j. BonaneM Daniel
NJ. Wolf trustee and Jonas ;. WOlf, defendants,
VIII, therefore, take notice, that, on the 2Ist
day Ct Ccfoi or. a d., 1Ho0 at my Office In King.
wood. Preston County, West Virginia shall
lrY,ecd 10 execute said decree -
Given under my hand this n day Of Septem.
Dcr a. D., 1890. p j. CsROGAN
vfSo4t-S5.W. Commissioner.
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Notice to Creditors.

To tho Creditors Of Stephen Watkins dec eased !:
IN pursuance OF u decree Of the Circuit Court
OF n cston. made IN cause therein lending, TO
SUBJECT the real estate ot the said decedcnt to
present your claims aga INST The estate of the said
deccdont for adjudication to II. Clay Hyde Com
Sisslon CT, ~ III Office In the said county OH OF
before the II III. DAY Of November next.
witness. j. W. Watson, Clerk Of said Court
TINS 2;td. day Of September 1850.
0s5-6t.sS.si S-''A-
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors 81 Timothy Gilmore deceased |.
In pursuance ~ n decree OF the Circuit Court
81 the county OF Preston, made In II GAUGE there.
said dccedent TO the payment of his dcbts Won
are required To present your claims against tho
estate OF the said decedent for adjudication TO
said county on or before the l2th day OF Sovem-
thla 70 day OF Sept. 1890 925-6tAS3.S1.
j. W. WATSON. Clerk
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Writ of Election.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTNENT,
CHARLESTON, VIVA.
AnI.l an 1. %. o. lll.n

EXECUTIVE DEPARTNENT !
CHARLESTON, VIVA.
September a. 1880. J
To the Commiss toner's OF Election IN the several
Counties OF the state
A VACANCY having occurred in the Office Of
"a Judge Of the Supreme Court of Appeals Of
this state, caused by the death OF Hon. Thomas
Z; Green, OF Jefferson county. one of the indges
ct said court, who was elected for the term be.
ginning or the first day Of Janunry, 1891 and
ending on the 31st day OF December lso2 Won
are hereby commanded. I'm the name Of the
state OF No5t Virginia, TO cause n poll TO be
opened and an election 10 be held at tho several
niGcea OF voting in your respective counties NJ
tue neEt general election to be held on Tuesday
the 4th day Of November, 1890, for tho purpose ~
e!cctina Judge of the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals to gu the vacancy IN said Office for said
unexpiTed term
In Witness Whereof, 7. a. p. Fleming Governor
OF said state, have hereunto set my hand
49,. and caused the Great Seal Of the said
10. 81 state TO be affixed, ut the Capitol In tho
city of Charlest, this 24th day of Sep
ienbcr, In the year 1890. and OF the state
The twenty-cighth. A. b. FLEMING.
By the Governor
VIZ. a. OmEY,
Secretary Of State. f0-2-4t
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CLERK COUNTY Court

l hereby announce myself us 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.. MARsDEN.
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The Executive Committee could
not have made a better selection
than when they placed Henry w.
Huddleson, Of Valley district, upon
the Legislative ticket, vice.J. w.
Guseman resigned. Mr.. III. is one
OF Preston's best farmers and will
do all he can to secure good legisla-
ton for the farmer if he is elected
II the farmers want a representative
who will look TO their interest, tn ey
ought by all means elect Mr.. IL.
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COUNTY CoMMIss1oNrp

OOONIl COMMISSIONER.
hereby announce myself can
didate for the office of County Com
missioner for Kingwood District.
subject to the decision of the voters
at the polls. NJ. Il. PELL
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KINawooD YOUNG LADY TURNED
10 STONE.

KINGwooD YOUNG LADY TURNED
TO STONE.
We have read somewhere shout q
woman by the name Of Mrs. Lot
who was turned into salt, and we
have met girls who thought they
were solid sweetness, VIC have heard
of people being petrificd with as
constituent, etc, bRt to see a Young
lady right st home stand boldly up
before all her friends and be turned
into Stone for keeps and without a
murmuF Is new sepsatlon for our
quiet, little, cold-water methodist
town, but this unnatural phcnome-
ma actually took place last Thurs
day night, October 0, 1890, when
Miss Lola Voltz was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Walter Stone. The
ceremony took place at the brides
home in the presence Of q select
number of friends and relatives.
Later on the Mozart Silver Band
serenadcd the happy couple.
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COMMISSIONER Notice.

cos;AasssoSEs's oFzIcz. Eingwood ". Va.
stephen wattins's Admir- vs. stephen vat
kin='s Hrs. c1 ai.-Equity.
The above entitled chanccry cause. by a de-
cree 81 the Circuit Court ~ Preston County
inside therein, ON the 18th day ~ July. A. u
l'i| having icen feferrci 10 the uEdCrsigued
Jpininf-sioilcr n merry. with the following
directions: q Rain and rc.urt the real
csiafe owned Do nc decodent. : Watkins at
the time ~ his death the state and condition 81
&c titic thereto, the lcins and charges thereon.
tecir amounts, character, prsurit.es, aud 10
wac'n owing; 20 state eudit and settle tho ad-
miii,:r@tiOn accounts ~ -. X. jackson, admin
itfaior ~ tho tate OF said 6ccescft. and that
ie res-ort any other rortinent matter witch may
&c deemed 80 ~ hifseeif, or required by the
PARTIES or any n them
The parties 10 said cause. TO wit: u. r. jack
son. Administ MfOr ~ -fefhcn v st;lirs deed
piHini.d ana MuIy r. Watkins. James W. wet
tins. Maggie fro~i. ID. 81 Wofring. guardian adj
litein Tor George, Limcr Morgan. Ninah 3. MIN
n,e y. ard Harry watkins. infants; y. l..
fhaIcI and A. J. 3onaloii. rastnera IA trade as
Slarcr BO1eneid. and f1rnel!nI Piles de-
ieiiJsfiis VIII. therefore. take notice. flafr OF,
lie 10th Gay 81 November. A. D.. 1870 81 nv
ctlso Ia kingwoO1. Preston County. West Xfr-
gh.ns, shall proceed 20 execute said decree
Given under ~ hand this - day " Gcptelnber,
a. y, iEo HKEsg CLAY if1pE.
iV-s-ft-9 t.sS' CO.3iliss3OLcT.
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n RIDER OF PUBLICATION.

q RIDER or PUBLICATION.
WEST NIEcISrA, S.:
At Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Coust Of Preston County, on tic FIRST Nor
day Of october 1890.
Benjamin Liston
W. Chancory
VIZ. II Siser et. al.
The object Of this suit IS to subject the land In
the oil lnd proceedings mentioned TO the nay
m2nt OF the plaintiff = debt and The costs Of this
suit.
And y appearing that the plaintiff has used
due diligence 20 ascertain i'm what county the
defendant Silas +. CTemer Is without eject
on motion Of the plaintiff; it's ordered that the
snc defendant DO appear here within one month
at er tie dn;e OF the iirst publication hereof.
an dc what = neecsaaryto protect his inter
ests, and that this Order be Published In TIus
Nrsr F'r0istA ARGUS, Newspaper pubiis hed
IN this county.
4 copy-test:
j. y Walton, Clerk
a. j. CnccAS, Council for Plant q.
i0Sit- .f2l.
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HEALTH Is EIlLTI

DIR. T.. q. WEsT's NTrvg Agp BRArN Tnr,r-
MINT. guarantee specifc for UysteTla Dizzi-
mes. Couyuleion. It., Nervous Neuralgia
HeaNacHc, Nervous Prosiretion cHused BIZ the
u'c W alcohol Or tobacco. WGkofunoss. Mental
depression Sottenine u the Brain re sniing in
lnsahity and leading TO misery decay and
death. Premature Old Age Barreiihess. Loss of
PoWer in either sex. Involuntary Losses and
SictnatoTrhoca caused by over cxeTiiou of the
bfHn, lcltanu-c or Overiudulgence Each
box contains one month treatment 91.C0 n box
or siE for 81. co. sent by mail preraid on recent
oi price. GUARANTEE SIX BOXES to cure
any ca'e. with each Order received 10y us for
~ boxes. acc ornpaniCd with 800 We will send
We purchaser written guarantee to refund
lue money! the treatment docs not effect p cure
guarentess issued only ~ NOLAN BROTHERS,
DRUGGISTS, sole Agents. McLain Block cor
Merket and Twelfth streets Wheeling. " va
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Committee Meeting.

The Democratic County Exec
utive Committee met in Chairman
Hyde's Office yesterday afternoon.
President, I'll. G. Hyde, DR.. VIM.
NJ. Dent. p. a. Coniff, ii. w.
Huddleson, w. j. Lavelle and Pc
ter Voltz.
The resignation Of J. n. Guse-
man was accepted, and Henry
Huddleson was placed upon the
ticket to fill the vacancy.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

TO Marshall Ss,imaler, Hattie splndler, WIN. p.
Ringer ana IOan ZDttz
Take notice that shall on tho i.th day Of No
vemhef 1880, ~ the law Office Of y. g. Crogan
N NiagwOod. Preston County, West Virginia be.
tween the hours ot IN. aud r. 49, ~ iiat day
prVcerd 20 take inc dispositions az VIM A.. Ring.
gf aud others 70 he reai rs c. .dencc on ny ac.
heis IN a certain suit IN Eqai.y. pen!.ng IN IN,
NirHHit Court % Preston C1untv, West N!rgiuio.
%horciE yOd arc defendant aiI / am plaintiff
AMI II fTou Any cause tie taking ~ The said Dep
ositionS cc tot .cJmwegrci on that dEy. or IL
commenced aai not canc!,fiel ON that dnv the
taxing oi the same will be continued from day
today, and from tiu;a 90 tine at the same place
and between the same hours uutii the same
shall dc completed.
Respectfully yours
HAChEL SrtSDi.rr
Kingwocd. ". Va, Oct. 6. 90. p j. CROGAE.
J0-l64t-$s67. CoGngo..
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The Journal and Era published
long list of big rallies to take
place in various parts of the coun-
ty and claim that some big gun like
Golf, Dayton, Dovenor or Elkins
will address each meeting when they
6noc that nothing but homemade
scrub orators will be present, but in
order to whoop up the meetings and
get somebody TO come it is neces.
sary to have drawing card and
Brass Band. Verify the G. o. p. is
on its last legs when it is necessary
to take band ten miles in the rain
and mud to get up little country
rally to hear such matchless orators
as Prof. Edward Startzman Elliott
or Hon. James Alexander Brown.
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TEACHERS, EXAMINATION.

The last examination for Teach
ers' Certificates, in this county, for
this school year, viii be held at
Terra Alta. November 9Th and 9Th.
Examination will begin at 8 O'Clock
a. Nj. on Wednesday, 9TH.
BEN IL. ELsEY.
A. Il. McMILLEN,
w. b. FREELAND,
Board Of Examiners.
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=. J. HcAvAY, rnorn1nron.
You Arc IN A Bad Tiz.

hit No VIII rrfe you Dr. vou wIl Pay uq oar
"l'. hf ct'f bfi Habits nr fnfcf lndis
efeit on HHtc tfifei aNgy ffa'fti1of uf nofv
ftNn tfi .tHlYuQ. Hnt VITO .gfett.f fitssD
chccis Hh.rh lcad 90 Premature Decay. Con.
ssn.npiiyi ri ia.1uiy 10 ii'a eaus fou send
ini t''. vera rir iipoE ~ Wf written ig fhe
~ 81 fet.rt ~ Pelke 'tile4 add sufg.cal
insftHfo. itl sos trfHee -. Nasavii.e. roan.
ftlfrr
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Independent Candidates.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.

TERAs'-s5 for any County office; s2.5o for
env District ofice. Cash in advance.
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PROBABLE pRED1cAMENr OF Pref

PROBABLE PREDIcAMENT OF A pref
,TY PEDAGoGUE.
A certain young lady teacher of
this district was in town last week
visiting, and called ut q place where
the children all had the whooping-
cough and were just whooping
things up generally. After being
there long enough to have a good
chance to get it, she found out what
was the matter and skipped, but it
was probably too late. She had new
or had it yet and didn't want it
either, but is afraid now that she
will have it about the time she wants
to begin her school. Little Incl
dentals of childhood like this should
be attended to in early infancy, and
thereby avoid any such amusing and
embarrassing predicam ents as this
in after years Of manhood and
womanhood.
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Kinswood, October 1e. 1890.
Democratic State Ticket.


FOR JUDGE or SUPREME COURT.
DANIEL b. LUCAS,
OF Jefferson County.
FOR coNaREss-2d DISTRICT,
WILLIAM l.. WILSON,
OF Jefferson Co.
FOR STATE sENATE-l1th DISTRICT.
DAVID NJ. CAMP.
OF Monongalia County.
FOR HOUSE DELEaATEs--wEsTs SIDE.
HENRY w. HUDDLESON.
fOR HOUSE DELEGATEs-EAsr s1np
JOHN A. f. MARTIN.
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LADIES
wedding tonic. or children who rauf bnitd.
iuE up. should take
htfpWEis IRON ut1rrTRe
.t : peseant % take, cures Malaria lodi
e.+tiln, Iiao1ucss and liver Compialnta.
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hereby announce myself a Can
didate for the office OF Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Preston County.
LEWIS p. WHITE.
July, 9, 1890.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09
rME LOuAL o4nLrlInN.

Lewis sasse has baen appoiate5 by
Governor Bigzs to the potion Of Justice
of the peacs for this oitv, in piaua If L.
A. Bertollette, resigned. SIr. Sssse is
proprietor of saloon ct No. III Fast
Fourth street, but will dispose OF his
saloon business before entering upon his
duties az justice. II } was strongly backed
for the appointment by Recorder Shall
crogs and Clerk o. the Peace g.ggg.
Tho following communication, nd
dressed to the GAZETTE by the TT.
Rav. Leighton Coleman, B.saop OF the
T. E. Diocese of Delaware, explains itself:
PIEDMONT, W. Va, Oct. 1.--Please say for
ms that owing to absence from home did
not receive the invitation to serve as a vice.
president OF the proposed Republican mass
meeting until after the date specified. And
further, that while l think all clsrRymen
properly entitled to their own political
opinions, yet do not approve OF their
sharing In any partisan demonstrations.
Therefore, should have promptly declined
the Invitation.
DR.. Joseph P. Chandler Of 0entreville,
who was nominated as the Republican
candidate for representative from Chris
tiana hundred on September goth, has
concluded to Withdraw from the ticket,
and In letter addressed to "the Repub.
licau party of Ohristiana hundred"
gives tho following reasons: sOwing to
a recent unforeseen combination OF cir
oumstanoes beyond my control, 1 find,
after very careful consideration and
survey OF the situation, that it will be i'm
possible for me, much to my regret, to
give the time and attention to the duties
in the event OF all election that the party
would require. Therefore, not wishing
to embarfass or throw any obstacle in the
wsy or place the party at any disadyan.
tugs in its legislation, 1 hereby re quest
that some one else he selected for repre-
sentative from this hundred. The en-
gsgemenis, the pledges exactcd and
special contract entered into during the
past week. which WILL occupy two days
Of each week for several months in the
future, ell rendered my removal from the
ticket an imperative necessity. There
fore, for the good of the party in the
event OF election, I earnestly request
that some one else be substituted III my
stead who will be better qualified and
have more time to give to the session of
the Lsgislaturs."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09
MS INJURIES PEoVED FATAL.


Thomas ~. Graham Died Mt ono
O'Clock Monday Morning.
In Philadelphia, Saturday morning,
Thomas II. Graham of Kenton y u
young man OF rs years of age, WIN Las
been for the last two years student in
the law Office OF Alexander Simpson, Jr.,
No. TIC Walnut street, was run over by
coups driven by a man named Kloeck-
ner, at Broad and South Penn Square.
He was kicked in the back of the head by
the horses, aud the Wheels passed over
his left shoulder. He was sent to the Jef-
ferson Hospital, and remained in au un-
conscious condition all Of Saturday and
Sunday. The coupe driver was arrested.
The young man'd preceptor, Mr.. Simp.
son, immediately tslegraphod j. II.
Graham, hig father, and late Saturday
evening he arrived at the hospital. The
injured man was unable to recognize his
parents. Mr.. Graham is well-known in
Wilmington. lie was the author OF the
Australian Ballot bill which was consid-
cred by the last Legislature and made an
address in favor of ballot reform before
the Young Mems Democratic Club OF
this city, last winter.
In RESPONSE to an inquiry of the authori-
ties of Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia,
az TO the condition of MIR. Graham the
GAZETTE received the following Monday
afternoon:
Thomas r. Graham died at a. m. to-day,
CHARLES HEARN, President.
The sudden death of Mr. Graham will
be received with regret by his many
friends in this city and State, as he was
regarded as young man of superior ill.,
selligence and unusually fine promise.
Ho was about % years of ago, and son
of John W. Graham OF Kenton, Del,
who was member of the lower house of
the General Assembly in 1881. He was a
student in the law school OF the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, and was also
registered as a student-Rt law in the office
of Alexander Simpson, Jr., No. ZIG Wal
nut street, Philadelphia. His remains
will be taken to Kenton for interment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09
DIED IN IRELAND.
Death Of Henry Mckinney ON

Death of Henry Mckinney ON the
Eve of AAIs Departure for RMS Guy.
Henry Mckinney, q well.known citizen
OF Wilmington, who resided at No. DIG
West Elev nth street, sailed for Europe,
on August goth, to visit his brother aud
other relatives at his old home in County
Tyrone, Ireland. He was expected home
Monday but instead hi, wife received
Monday, letter announcing the sad
news Of his death, in Londonderry,
Ireland, on the 9th of September, Just
on the eve of his departure for this
country.
The letter was from the Rev. Father
William Dougherty of st. Eugene, Dsrry,
who had been called in 10 administer the
last rites of the Catholic church to the
dying man. 1t did not state the cause OF
his death, but said that he was seized
with illness of such an alarming charac-
ter that the physician in attendance re-
fused to permit him to start for home, as
he desired, on the steamer Fu.nessia of
the Anchor Line, which sailed from Lon
donderry the day before his death.
Henry Mckinney was born in County
Derry, Ireland, in 1886, and at the nge OF
20 years came to this county. He stopped
In Pennsylvania for awhile and then
came 10 Wilmington and continued to
reside here. He engaged in the cartine
business which he conducted to very
large extent. He was well known and
highly respected. His family consists of
a wifland three grown children, two sons
and daughter.
Father Do6gherty has been csbled to
for particulars Of Mr.. McKlnney's death
and for information as TO whether his
body can be sent here. The steamer
Eurneggia,
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nIoAED ,vomAN.
The Strange Action OF state Senator
DOnnnOc.

DOnhnOe.
Mrs. Laura 8. Kline, while walking
along the south side OF Third strest near
shipley, about 80 O'Clock Saturday
night, was approached by State Senator
John T. Donahoe, who, without warning
or provocation, kicked her on the base OF
the spine. The assault was the result OF
drunken freak, Senator Donahoe being
very much intoxicated at the time.
Mrs. Kline ia the wife Of Ramo Il.
Kline, clerk in the drv goods store OF
Mitchell Il Bash, No. 2l9 Market street.
MIR. Kline came here last Thursday week
and Mrs. Kline Joined him last Friday.
They hoard with Mrs. Graham, No. 223
Shipley street. Saturday plight Mrs.
Kline took walk with Miss Tillie
Graham and they were on their way
home when the assault occurred. Miss
Graham is well acquainted with Senator
DoDshoe and recognized him readily.
He was accompanied by William Murphy,
who, Mrs. Kline says, turned to her after
she had been kicked and remarked, HE
thought 1t was q colored woman" Mrs-
Kline says she felt very sick after the ss'
ssult and when she reached home sent
for her husband, who devoted himself to
relieving her sufferinga. She is not
seriously injured.
After the occurrence Senator Donahoe
and Murphy turned back and went into
Dolan's restaurant, where they at some
raw Oysters and got come cigars. They
then lift.
Between and O'Clock Sunday night
Br. Kline went to the residences Of vii.
liam y. Eyland, clerk OF the municipal
court, and asked for warrant for SEN
aior Donahoes arrest. CLERK Eyland
hAi no warrant blanks in the house and
told Kline to call at his office any time
after o'clock on Monday. He called
on Monday and the warrant, charging
Senator Donahoe with assault and battery
upon Mrs. Kline was duly issued. 1t was
placed il the hands of Sergeant B ack-
burn, who started out at once but learned
that senator Donahoe was not in the city.
tie started Sunday night FOR Fort Wayne,
Ind, 20 attend the annual session of the
Union Veteran Legion, being q delegate
from the legion in this city. lie was en-
tirely ignorant at the time OF his departure
Of the indiscreticn he had been guilty OF
the night before.