davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
THE NEWS EPITOMIzED.
Eastcrn aud NIiddIe States.

Two young mon, John Z Jones and
William H. Palmer, OF Bangor, Penn, were
found dead in "a room az the Pacific Hotel at
Bethlehem, Penn. They had blown out tho
gas
a SEVERE storm and gallo which prevailed
over large territory in New York, N-.w
Jersey and Connecticut caused two deaths
and injured five persons Tho highest vclo-
city OF the wind was tifty-cght miles an
hour. A cold wave followed
THE announcement was made that the
Erie Railroad mines, near Scranton, Penn,
would close down: also fifteen OF tho Della
ware and Hudson and other mines, causing
idleness for 1900 men.
Two old ladies, who lived 10y themselves
near Syracuse, n. y. were found asphyxiated
10y coal gas One OF them was dead and the
other in dying condition.
THIN aud withered man named Simon
Spohn, aged sixty years poorly clad and
hungry looking, stopped TO pick coal ON tho
railroad track at Reading Penn, when n
train came along and cut of both his legs,
and he died in a few hours later.
AT McGarvoy's Station on tho Pennsyl-
vania road sixteen freight cars and four
engines were wrecked Fireman Charles
English, ot Altoona, Pcnu.. was 50 badly In.
Jured that he died i'm tho hospital
THE Russian influenza Is said to have ap-
pearcd IN Boston, Rochester, Baltimore and
other cities. I'm Boston the Hollis Street
Theatre was closed because Of the illness of
two actresses
ALEXANDER BECK ~ Son, carpet manu-
focturers of Philadelphia, have assigned
with liabilities estimated at Sl30, 900 and as
sets Of 100000.
The General Term OF the New York Su-
premc Court at Rochester, in the case of
henmler the murderer condemned to death
under the new State law providing for the
execution of criminals 10y electricity, decides
thelaw to constitutional
- International Copyright League hold
annual meeting in Boston
THREE car loads OF Pinkerton detectives
have gone to Watson, a mining town six
miles from Punxsutawney, Penn, where IL
is said trouble is feared from the striking
miners.
ALFRED II. BEMIs, aged about Atty, OF
Marlboro, Mass, was instantly killed by "A
beam falling ON his head while at work i'm the
barn OF Daniel Hayden
JoHN DANvER, alias New York Slim, ~ of
Dubois Penn, was shot by Constable George
w. Wiley in York Penn, and almost i'm.
stantly killed Danver was endeavoring a
escape after being under arrest.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
BURNED IN THEIR ROOMS.
Three Lives Lost At a Fire ia San
Francisco

Three lives were lost and several persons
severely injured 90 fire IN the old 81
lgnatius Church building iu Market street.
On the third floor Of the building we're
number of rOomers The fire. which Is sup
posed w have started IN the first floor, spread
rapidly Miss Copeland an old woman,
perished in her room. Mrs Elizabeth
Evans endenvOred ~ rescue her. hut was
overcome by the smoke aud severely
burned before she could bc got out After
the flames wcrs extnguished be- was found
that two persons in addition ~ Miss Copeland
had pershed. The body of Mrs. Crowell, n
r0rmer iu the att Of tho building, was
found lying acrDss the threshold ~ her door,
whore 4ho had been suN0cated. The body
Of wnsherwOman known ns Ida,
who used ~ room with Mrs Crowell, was
also found near that OF Miss Copeland
Both were burned beyond recognition.
Fireman Logan and Policeman Williams
won't ~ tho rescue Of Mrs CrOwcll and hor
s0n in the attic Logan was overcome by
the smoke and foll unconscious o. the floor
Officer Williams took young CrOwell ont and
then returned Tor Logan. whom he carried -
n place ~ safety lie then went back
for Mrs CrOweU, but was nl.
most Wfocatcd and was obliged 81
retreat 70 save himself Jack McAulino, "A
fireman. was procipitated % the ground by
the breaking 0f a ladder and received fatal
injuries Another fireman was slightly in
jurcd by a falling wall
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
VICTIMS OF THE FLAMES.
An Awful Tragedy I'm "a Michi-
gan Town.
Ten Members of Family Of
Twelve Lose Their Lives.

A fire at Hurontown, near Hcaghton.
Mich, early In the morning, destroyed the
residences Of Nicholas Grass who with his
wife and eight children and Il young lady
visitor wero burned to death.
The names of tho victims wcre Nicholas
Grass, aged lfty-nve; hk wife Mary. aged
forty seven; Kate, John, Antoine Mary,
Lizzie, Joseph, Michael aud Lena Grass and
Lena Erb, who was visiting from Lake Lon
don, Mich
Nicholas Grass and his wife returned homo
at late hour from AN old peoples festival,
being preceded but a short time by their son,
Theodore, who worked in n steel mill About
four o'clock Theodore and his brother Nicho-
las, who were sleeping together, heard
screams coming from the room occupied bV
their sisters. and Jumping up made their way
into the hall, which they found filled with
flames and smoke Being unable u reach
their sisters they broke out window and
jumped 10 tho ground, clothed only In their
night robes
Bcing unable to render assistance 10 the
other members OF the family they hurried 20
a ueighbor's and sounded the alarm bln-
zard was prevailing at tho time, and the
young men were nearly frozen When helm
arrived at the Grass house the fire had near
" burned itself out, aud 10 was apparent
that none of the inmates had escaped
As soon as the embers had cooled search.
ors were set at work, who soon brought To
light lot of charred bones I'm the cellar, bo.
ing all that remained of the victims
Grass was farmer iu moderate circum-
stances and had nm interesting family, the
son Theodore, who escaped, being Just over
age Nicholas, the other survivor is nine
teen, and the others ranged below that
How the fire originated Is mystery.
though probably from an overheated stove
as tho weather was cold and fires were kept
burning in two stoves all night. Theodore
says he did not look at the stoves when no
came home, but went at once To bed, being
very tired
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
LIES BETTER INFLUENCES

Better the song and the smile. my dear,
Better the song and the smile.
Brief Is the time we may linger hero
Little avails either sigh or tear;
Better the song and the smile. my dear.
Better the song and the smile
Better the laugh and the Jest my dear,
Better the laugh and the Jest
Sunshine OF heart and Of merry cheor.
Chasing the shadows that oft appear:
Better the laugh and the jest, my dear,
Better the laugh and the Jest
Better the word thai Is Kind, my dear,
Better the woCd that is kind.
Speech that is oGld and pcrchance severe
Well may bo spS-nd as we Journey here;
Better the word that is kind, my dear,
Better tho word that is kind.
Life's bus 4 day at tho best my dear.
LifCs but day at the best.
BE your endeavor 70 brighten each year.
Masking less frequent the sigh and the tear;
Life's but day at the best. my dear,
Life's but day at the best.
-Nelc York Press.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

The newly formed United States of
Central America are arranging their ante
nuptial contract. For the FIRST ten years
the union will simply be an offensive and
defensive alliance, and the President Of
the Union will have charge only Of the
diplomatic and foreign relations OF the
five Republics. At the expiration Of
that period the Union will be ccmented
by the adoption Of constitution which
will embrace all political, commercial and
other relations between tic five Republics
and foreign Powers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

IrE State Department - 81 informed m the
ic1tn oi Robert j Stevens United States
Consul at Victoria British Columbia
DrHfNg tho eleven months ended Novem-
Der ~ 1850 the number Of Immigrants to
This country was 4D }3L oga.nst 11s jJi iu
tho same period in 1888
PRESIDENT Hhnssov and party visitel
lower Brandon. 0n the $50 james River Va.
the home Of his ancestor
1HE annual meeting OF tho American
Historical Association began ir Waahing
tom
A rHCUI tr Offering % reward Of EfN0 fo.
tho Apprehension Of Sucoit the dofguitiug
rHsnier 1f the Sorgaout.af. Arms office of The
flo various police hesdQuaffcrs throughout
fno country Attached t9 tho circular is q
portrait of thedofaulfor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
HEw YORK.
LTvn-sTocK MAPKETs.
Movements and Prices ~ The Central
Drove Yards, East Liborty, Pa,

We quote primo 100 to COG n cattle
at 4 50 10 dlc good. go iO .fOO-b do, 20
2gc good 100 to t. OD. 10 do. g 90 10 3 90c
common. gIO t0 1000 h do 335 to 85C
siDckcrs sold 90 "a t1 2lc, and feeders 10
3lc. good dry COWS we're in better demand
and sold at "a ~ 23c but the common
grades showed no improvement, "a 90 20,
good bulls were also more active and
stronger. selling 90 2lm3c; common grades
Hoo, No. COrn-icd bulls suitable FOR ex-
port, would probably have brought SIC; veal
calves were iu small supply and selling at 8
0f1c. but ihe latter was considered an out
side price. fresh COWS we're in small supply
and the market frmcr ai prices Of this day
week. 50fO per head for common TO
fair and $500 for prime tO extra.
SHEEP AND LIMBS
Following is n pretty full report Of tho
sales in detail. 1 car fair Ohio lamhs, 57 lbs,
5GDc. 1 deck Texas lambs. 90 lbs SOC;
deck Texas ewes, o. lbs, 3.S5c I car good
Ohio sheep, % lbs, 5c deck extra Ohioshcep,
40 lbs, 5.fct2 cars good ChicagO-bought
sheep, 100 ibs.. 5.l0c, 4 car common Ohio
sheep. 40 lbs.. 4.1Oc j car Illinois 86 lbs.
4GOc. ] car Ohio lambs, 20 lbs $500, 1 car
80 10. Ohio sheep, 4.4jc; bunch
extra Ohio lambs, 20 lbs, 7c, 1
car Chicago bought lambs, 50 lbs
Glc. i car Western sheep, fed in Ohio 75B g.
44Oc deck fair 30 70 Ohio lambs at 5lc. deck
extra Ohio lambs, SO bs. 5.70c, deck No
li0b Ohio sheep at 5ic.
Workers sold no Q s03 0-o, mostly 5000
9 g1c and Philadelphia hogs at &c. There
was largely improved country trade az
compared with that 0f this day week, and
this, in connection with the more favorable
weather caused the improvement already
noted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

Cannibalism is reported to be very prev.
alent on the west coast Of Africa, near
the British settlements and even within
limits Of British authority. A regular
system Of kidnapping is carried ON around
the towns for this purpose, and 10 is said
70 be dangerous for any one 10 venture
outside the limits Of the settlements lest
they be captured and eaten. In ono case
recently q party Of six travellers in pop
ulous section were seized ON a thickly
travelled road, hurried of into tho bush
roasted and dcvoured
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

Everyone has, doubtless, at some time
or another caught himself talking To- him
self and smiling as he walked along the
street, and has felt his cars get hot as me
wondered how many people had OBJ
served linn and put him down as an
escaped lunatic. n hc wants ~ see Just
exactly how ridiculous and idiotic the
action is he can observe other people
similarly absorbed in their own convcrsa-
ton ~ is not everybody who. cauQht
in Che act, can get out Of it as wittily as
did the lrjshmou who, when rallied upon
talking to himself, said hc had good rca-
son to do 20 as lie liked to talk tO "a
sensible man and liked t0 hear sensible
man Talk The simmcpcopIc feel go be-
iu2 surprised iu th. ttt tJ thcmsclvc 'e
due. if thc truth were known to the fact
that thc tails is generally of % supgomaly
cIotjst.c character. thn alkcr generally
being in imagination iu some Important
position where hs words carry weight.
llc BE- upl seldom complimcutiug himself.
as iu his minds cor ho hears somcbody
else comp'imcning him -Sf L1us Stlr
ruvtuys.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

At the recent review of the Turkish
troops at Constantinoplc before the
Emperor of Germany and number of
royal visitors, the greatest surprise was
Expressed at the appearance and action
,Df the soldiers. 1t was conceded by all
present that the Turks would compare
successfully with any other troops in
Europe. They were well armed, well
ofiicered, performed aH the maneuvers
with accuracy, and in all respects chal
lenged admiration.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

Although the buffalo has become al
most extinct in the United States, vast
herds of this distinctively American "big
game" roam over the boundless plains of
northern Australia, and wallow in their
shady pools. These animals, which are
magnificent specimens of the Bison
Americanus, are the descendants Of some
buffaloes landed at Port Essington in
1929. They have rapidly multiplied,
and now afford excellent sport to the
hunter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

CARLOS has been proclaimed King OF
Portugal. at Lisbon
Two French missionaries and their escort
OF eight Greeks have been murdered hy ma.
tivcs in East Africa.
MIR, GLADSTONE received 200 kilograms
and 500 letters congratulating him ,ipSn hiss
eightieth birthday The earliest telegram 60
arrive was from the Prince and Princess of
Wales.
In escaping from a burning building at liza.
vanS, Cuba, twenty-five fremon were so
riously injured.
ENrLoRER HENRY NJ. STANLEY sailed from
zanzibar ON his return voyage to Europe.
AT a bull lght at Villa Lerdo, In the City of
Mexico, the amphithcatrc fell aud nearly one
hundred persons were INJURED, several fatally.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
timely interest

Mr.. Butler was Chaplain of the House
Of Representatives In the Forty-frst
Forty-sccond and Forty-thrd Congresses,
previous Co his appointment 10 his pres
rnt office. Ho is native of Cumber-
Washington ever since his appointment
10 his first pastornto, which was In that city
Mr. Butler Is n Lutheran In denomination,
and prominent writer and preacher of that
faith Ho was In April 1861, appointed
Chaplain of the Fifth Pennsylvania Voluu-
teers This position ho held until tho close
Of the war. He was nftcrwnrd made Chaplain
OF Union Hospital. Later he filed the
same Office in the Clifburn and Lincoln Hos
pitfalls When he resumed the duties OF tho
regular pastorato 10 was as minister in the
Luther Place Memorial Church, at Washing
ton, OF which lac was tho founder. He still
contlnues 70 prcnch In that edilce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

A California Judge fined himself S..
4or getting drunk, and turned over the
money to "A bailiff, with instructions that
1t be recorded in the usual way. This is
a rather heavy fine for drunk, says the
Chicago Herald, but perhaps it was no,
the judges first offense.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

William Henry Milburn, who II known
as the blind man eloquent wns born
in Philadelphia, September 20, 1923.
He was five years old when he lost COM
pletely the sight Of one eye, and par
TALLY Of the other Notwithstanding tho
deprivation under which ho suffered lac
applied himself 30 study with the intention
Of obtaining n thorough education.
While employed ia a store in Illinois
nc fitted himself for college. IIe
graduated after q four years course, ana
at the ngc Of twenty was received into
the ministry Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church When Mr. Milburn was
twenty-five years Of age he was chosen
Chaplain TO the Congress Of tile United
States. In 1S53-55 Mr.. Milburn was
again nado Chaplain 10 Congress, and
the third time at the opening of tho
Foriy-ninth Congress Two Subsequent
elections have continued ni u In the Office
He left the ministry of tho Methodist de-
nomination for n time, and served NJ u
clergyman of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church; but he returned 30 the body
In which ho had been cdudated, and
Is the second timc numbered among the
Methodist clergy. Mr. Milburn Is an elo-
quent lecturer, n scholarly and entertaining
man, and a successful author.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

A "coal palace, $50 by 300 feet and
three stories high, is 60 be erected iu
East St. Louis, III. This palace win be
a decidedly novel structure. The coal
companies will furnish the material for
the supcrstructuro- black coal of every
kind, and wrought ont by saw, by
mason's hammer, and into artistic forms
by the carvcrs chisel Tho first floor
will be polished coal, and pillars Of coal
will support tho floor coal, coal every
where. The purpose Of thc building win
be 10 continually czhibit the agricultural
and mineral products Of southern III
inois.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

realizing sensc Of what that evening had
cost him was the sight of those precious
false teeth glistening at the bottom of IA
tumbler filled with water He knew that
he could never So far sacrifice his pride
as to tell Miss Angelina the true cause of
his seemingly strange conduct. lie had
lost her. .- The Epoch.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

France and Germany are bowing and
Icrapin & and saying soft things TO each
other, but since 1870 France has spent
$S75, 900, 600 and Germany only little
less to get ready for the next conflict.
France is five times better prepared than
before, and vixen the war comes, prophe-
cies the Detroit Free Press, she will either
capture Alsacc and Lorraine or lose every
thinD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

Tho United states may learn from
Chii's recent experience that it is not al
immigration that pays that is 90 say, if
ourown experience has not been sufficient.
There IS great activity in Chilli and many
immigrants are going iu. The people
are dissatisfied with tho immigration
department because so large "a proportion
of the arrivals Is composed of those who
viii bc q drawback rather than au advsu-
lagc 10 the Republic. Most OF the imm-
grants into the United States have been
Of q better class, but even here, the Wash
iogton Star thinks, the number of those
who are hindrauco is not inconsiderable.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

People who believe that the climate on
the new State of Washington is only a
little less severe than that of Alaska. in
Greenland, will find it hard to give cred
cnoe to the stories of ripe strawberries
and raspberries having been plucked from
the vines in the middle of November.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
LOCKED IN BATHROOM.
An Aged ana Helpless sian Roasted
90 Death

o. E Clark q partial parsiytic an agci
resident Of <okomo. Ind. went 90 George
Wnkle's bathrooms for bath Clark was
almost helpless, and had to be assisted by
WrIklo Wuke turned ON the gas To- heat
tho wafer aud started io do something else
while waiting Being forgotlW he forgot
sll about Clark and LETT the house after lock
ing the bathroom door Ciarks body was
found iu thf morning literally roasted
Wrsla ond tua of h,s onrIsycs were ar
restaI,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

A typically ignorant juror has been
iound in Iowa. He could name only
eight States of the Union and three
Presidents. He was firmly of the opin-
ion that England is in Africa and that
Canada is "out somewhere beyond Cali
fornia." OF course he takes no news
1naDere
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

lIorscno h us food Is becoming com,
mon thrnughout Germany, wherdn the
price Is running aT. Nothing Is moro
common than horscflcsh on tho tables OF
wcll>to'do pcopo. NO good ground foS
net using hJrseflosh has been shown. and
peopl, In many parts Of Europe aud
Am lica, too, arc coming to acc pt
horse meat as equal in all respects 10
the: OF other animalA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

IHe Provisional Government of Brazil
ca. derr,cd That traitors fl tha Republic shall
he tried hy military tribunal
THE United States Steamer Eplarrris.
arrived at Gibraltar She had several ca sse
o. iniucHz1 on board and was quarant.aeJ
She did not wait o. enter therefore. bat
proceeded westward
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

Z Brazil is so vast and yet so poorly
equipped a country that in remote sec
itions the people did not know of Dom
Pedro's deposition and the establishment
OF the Republic until some weeks after i,
had occurred.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
CHAPLAINS OF CONGRESS-.
The Two Men Who Open the Daily
Proceedings with Prayer.

Two ministers open the daily proceedings
OF Congress with praycr-Rov. J. G.
Butler in the Senate and Rev. William II.
Milburn in the House of Representatives
Tho following sketch OF their career is OF
umely interest.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09

An international exhibition of postage
stamps will be held in Vienna in 1890 in
commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary
of their introduction.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-09
rmILAnELPnIA.

FLOUR Family. ...........R 7503s 3 90
WHEAT-No q Red....... 20 ST
CORN-No. 2, Miycd....... 80 90
OATS Uugraded White. 81 81
RHE-No. Z............... 4S ~
BUTTER--Croamcry Extra. ~ %
CHEESE-N. y. Full Cream. o
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13
STATE NEWS AND NOTES.

Petitions are now being circulated
in Tucker county for signers, ask
ing the county court to submit to a
vote of the people a proposition to
0 the county seat from st.
George TO Parsons.
Next Tuesday, the citizens Of
Elkins, Randolph county, vote OH
a proposition to incorporate the
town. 1t, no doubt, will carry and
application for a charter will be
made at once.
The State League of Republican
Clubs, hold their annual convention
at Clarksburg to morrow. Gen.
Gof is expected to be present, and
deliver an address. Delegates are
to be elected to the national con-
vention, which meets at Nashville.
Tenn. March 4.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13

While so many Of our great men
were together down at Charleston,
they made an effort to organize or
%resuscitate the old State Historical
Society, Of which the Hon. Charles
James Faulkner, deceased, was
President Of so long, and on which
subject he once delivered a fine al
dress i'm the court house here. The
men now interested in this move.
= among the best known literary
men in The state. Among the
names are Il. VI. Turner, Thos. D..
Houston, John +. Hale. P.W Nor
ris, Virgil A.. Lewis VIM. II. Nc
Chung, John J.. Cole, l.. S. New
man, j. l.. Butcher, G. p. Snyder,
A. l.. Wade, VI. S. Bryte, D. May
or, /. H.. Duval, D.. B.. Lucas, r..
p. Chew, G.. b. Hart, j. -. Pcyton,
$. J.. F%lournoy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13
Il. Il. Meeting at Weston.

A very important and largely at
tended railroad meeting was held at
Weston last Friday. All the stock
holders were present and some i'm
portant business was transacted.
The new Board Of Directors was
elected, and organized by the cleo
ton Of Hon. j. n. Camden as Pres
ident and General Manager. Ar
engagements were made TO push the
road to completion to Braxton CHI /;
also, via. Bqckhannon and Webster
c. H., to the Gauley river, near the
mouth of Cherry river. The name
was changed to West Virginia and
Pittsburg and all the lines consoli-
dated under one The entire sys-
tenn is to be standard gauge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13
CHANGE on COURT pATEs.

Judge Hoke's bill to change the
time for holding court in this Judi
cial District and introduced in the
Legislature by Delegate Shaw, Of
Barbour County, passed and becomes
a law from its passage.
This act shall take effect for the
year Of 1890, commencing with the
county of Tucker, and thereafter
following the terms and times as
arranged in the bill, the court in
Tucker beginning March 5. and for
Preston, March %. The dates for
holding circuit court in Preston
County hereafter, will beas follows:
March %, September Land Deem
Der IL. BY the general law govern
ing the sitting of courts when it
falls on Saturday or Sunday, the
first day of the term will be on the
Monday following.