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RAILROADS.
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

schsduis in enect January T. lspl.
Trains is.ve Union depot. ssh ana ssr.rss. 10 ~
f. a'ss Ns. Ga fSns es SS and
$50 an: Ssnsinasti I1r;s.. daily 70. .:..,sa. 10
yes,ioule sleepsrs throuEh without chanEs 70 Can
iiHais fil s...sSais nj Limited. daily soa
ss.nss TO ss slas YES s5 BUN ;Ts sf 70, s'fsa'
One. g 81, 3 i :.sass s,. :, Pr.
yls-e Genera f..sens.- A..u,.
ssSsu. Az Z .I sssS ,St1kI i CO
,. All .ss ssH. and s,,s At rsnnsyiv.n. pssnrer
,,s $40 sPn.n.y for culRspsr oh.riOtsssxlls 81.
Vile. charlotte. Columbia. .rn AnTassa, Atlanta,
csla1nis tuaan sise1, New New 2Tss Issss sn
s sSlm.n sissper Atlanta 20 New Orleans. huffman
seefers Washington 70 cinrinnat VA q snl o. Eoass
sonhss Is q iynrhhnrx wita ho-iclt and Western rail
~, tSsa inf no.soks Bristol Knoxville. UhasAnca and
yI!, 10 ;.,,y Washington and Southwestern
eo,,Ie.ed entirely Of Pullman cars wh,sh
ond day Consult tim. , ,nss Tor A tan, go So
80 p m Daily. except Sunday. for Mana...s
Pullman sieerer e aemphs va Iyne6bur sfs and md
u 10 p.m;-western Express daily for Manassas.
Pullman essbuis fIan w..Sins,ons sc,nn.
with Pullman Sleeper for Louisville.
panvs RaleSS. alha,s a.s iss LsnsS
AAusnsta, Aiksn. Atlants. Montgomery New Orleans.
Ton to New orleans wa Atlanta and Nontsunry.
Via han,s s shS eSr. Pssc & h hs Ala
SLEEPER Msshinrton to A..eve ana Hos srr,nss'
VA sslisSury Also Washington 70 Augusta
Trains washington and Ohio division leave Wash.
daily. except SUNDAY; TetaInin. arrive Msss,nstou
$50 An and 5'4S pm daily and Z % IN. daily
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An Englislman named Wadsworth, who was
stopping at Wallaceburg, Ont. with man
named Hardy, has mysteriously disappeared.
He is said to have had with him SO 900. with
which he intended to buy farm. Hardy denies
all knowledge of his whereabouts.
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slcxxEss AnoNa CnuDnnx,

s.n 6lcxxEss AnoNo CauDnnx,
Especially infants h prsvalens more o. les Il iii
tines. but largely avoided BY giving proper nour-
ishment and Wholesome food. The moes acceusfui
and reliable Of al Is the Gan Borden "asio' Brnnd
Condemned MIA. four grocer keep6ito
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08

Donoghu> Wins Two More Races.
Joe Donoghus, amateur champion of the
United States md Ssnada, yesterday at Amstsr-
dam won the insernational mile skating race
in minutes Is seconds, and followed this up
by winning the hvs-mils raes in 1s minutes
3 Is seconds. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08

A freight train Of thirty-four cars ran OF the
track near Gaffney City On tho Richmond and
Dsnvills r.ilroad yesSerday sfts.noon- The
engine boiler explonded and the engineer,
fireman md no bfAkensn WSre killec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08

THE SrAR's circulation in the City
of Washington is more than three
times larger than that of any other
newspaper, and the number Of its
readers more than FIVE times as many.
1t is therefore in that Tor even greater)
proportion the Best advertising med
ium in the District. On this point
there is no ground for argument OF
doubt, even. 1t is the common testi-
mony of the business community. and
generally admitted.
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Oldest!
Largest!
Cheapest!
Best /!

The Evening Star
Is the Oldest and most firmly estab-
lished newspaper published in the
District of Columbia, having won the
high position il holds in the conf
dence of the people Of Washington by
forty years Of faithful and unswervinG
devotion to their interests. without
regard to any other influence or con-
sideration whatsoever.
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. OCEAN STEAMERS.

COOKS TOURS
To THE TROPICS,
THE WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA BY
THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF THE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL 8. S. co.
LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO,
ETC. BY THE EXCELLENT STEAMSHIPS OF
THE RED ID" LINE
Tickets for circular by either of the above line
arranged in any desired combination.
Illustrated pamphlets with fu particulars or tickets
on application to
THOS. COOK SON, 36I BROADWAY n Y, OR
gyl PENNSYLVANIA AVE. WASHINGTON.
Cook Grand Eaorted Tour to JAPAN will leave
cation. d4-es,.t,r
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GooDyzAa RuBBrn COMPANY.
800 9TH ST..
MELVILLE I.INDsAY. Msn.~.r.

POOR RUBBER GOODS ARE DEAR AT
ANY PRICE. BUY OCE GOLD SEAL
GRADE AND roo WILL GET THE BEST
MADE BESf Quality LEATHEk
bxLTIN6 A sPECIALIy. ni<ss
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TROPICAL TOUR. also.
Tourists can visit Jamaica and her GREAT EXHI-
BlIioN, remain there II days. including Board and
hesidence at tine CONSTANT SPkING HOTEL at
kn SON. or tour of this beautiful island BY
LAS LINE STEAMERS tor el5O with the OPTION of
extending their trip. at the rate OF
50 A DAY,
To Hsyt and Columbia. Accommodations frst-class
PIN. FORWOOD 4 CO.. Aprs n state ST Ny
n4-eott IHUS COOK a S,lN Tour,s, A r.n,.,.s
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Being delivered at the homes OF
regular subscribers for the trihing
sum of ten cents per week, THE STAR
is much the Cheapest paper published
in the District, quantity and quality
of contents being considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08

For improved and eco
nonnc cookery. Use II for
Soups. Sauces. Asde Dishes
LIEbfG t6ame. Fish. kc.) The
p,ee3 Iosas prrpsrstion.
Contains Afkisd sslt. Is
CoAFAnfb cheaper and OF amer SAVIOR
than any Other stock.
One pound equal to forty
EXTRACT pounds u lean beef Of the
value Of about e7.J0.
OF BEEF.
Genuine only with
JUsTUs Won LIKBIG's
dDeu&fh signature.
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OLD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED.

blood poison eets Of indiscretion etc etc write to
VI u = Theel. Sss North Fourth st. below Green,
fladei phia Pa, stating your and receive book
Truth" explaining how TO get cured and exposing
quncks DIR. Iheel 10 the only PLY the United
states 70 cure when all others tail, Notwithstanding
what others advertise. Hours. to 5. oto9. Sun
Gays 0to IL. OS-tr
~ Pa Twenty years experience. Send for book
tseaieO containing fuli particulars for HOME CCRE
tree Of charge. -
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MEDICAL, &c.


PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE BY MRS II. CAM
l. EXON. rs 18th st. NV, regular graduate. + ace
speciality. heIeis by pernssion 10 many of
tie most prominent ladies OF " ashngton. jaS-li'
LsLECTROPATHY.-DR ]. T. CARRIERS 81 STEM
~ OF Electrical Treatment will most acura-
waited forms OF nervous diseases, DEBILITY, exhaustion
dyspepsia. rheumatism, neuralgia,
eiss-ses tumors and all constitutional weaknesses
Write Tor panii hlets. Once. .101 18th st. sw
Hours: =. to 10 In. to SPIN dI4-lm'
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
9Th stn.w. ja,-lms
nR. X. MEYENBERG,
~ Magnetic Physician,
sl7 10Th st. nv.
FROM TO p M jatr Inn
u FAD AND BE WISE.-DR BROTHERS. 9O6 b ST.
~ ". appeared before aud made oath that he is
the oldest established expert specialist in tins city and
Will guaranteed in all diseases of and
nted1ne or no Charge consultation and advice
any hour OF the day. Subscribed and sworn to before
NE by DR. BROrHERS, SAMUEL &. MILLS. q notary
Puhlic N and Tor the district Columbia this ID day
Vt July, 1857. G,1-lms
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il Dr BROTHERS Is the oldest established advertis-
ing ladies' physician in the city. DR.. BROTHERS,
3O st.sw. forty-hve years experience d21-lm'
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE
NJ or two OF DR.. BRo1HERS' inyisoratin4 cordial
VIII cure any case Of nervous debility WI sts w.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
EVANS DENTAL PARIORs, lai7 PA. Av. NV.
~ Teeth extracted positively without pain danger
use by Us ony Its Effects are pleasant and trsasien
Artificial teeth. and sidss WORK At resemble
prices. ja:tlms
D i'm .. nv asdas.s q Hssiis.a taysiaiy ";
io1Sss o ladies' and sSiiIss 'sUscssii' s0iicsd
EREE DENTAL iNfIRMHRY,CTEETH FILLED
and ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted without charge except
q tie colsmsisn !nissl.,is. irS% 70 pm.
opss from Js.OS sf = g June IS. ~ H' 20
iinss insssis srh A sT Sa
ssa oesaa ssn s. @rif
PROFESSIONAL
Mrs. y Y SMELL. CLATRv0Y1NT. business
81 3 s11:a''d At he, g.sas
Asaeiosss snd Hsin q us CITY sosn Ssss ys and
:spss.s:d sosssisr; Gauss spssy nsssssss sisss
i s; IS: -
Hous. ean. sp.n. opsa sna.s&
Rs.sasacs 47s H a. Az. sstwsen ~ ana On
M1L aAR9A4 I4E cMzsRH{ID cLk,Ia:
With csul, has hisfing pQvsf. 0iyss nsnss
Ss6 f:ey as. Dsss III e - tss'sds. nsSa 70
MI QRRANKR. fHK 0NLY. WONDHRICL
~ y ssss idsn. Ss& Si ~ - isss AZ
w. s.zs 4,1 ER o SIS1ah EcY .. ~ N. TIE
- ss ~ = 1870 &c g 81 H. f..
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SPANISH. FRENCH. GERMAN AND ITALIAN.
Pupils learn to speak in long and connected sentences
from the very first lesson. Complete conversational
mastery in a surprisingly short time by my
MEISTERsCHAFT SYSTEM.
Free lectures at Masonic Hail. corner 9th and sts
NV, on Saturday. January 10, at 3 pm. and at 8
pm. Dr. Rosenthal. the author of the system, will
give free lessons daily this week from 10 m. tc p IN
and from : 20 to $780, at l4I6 st. NV See notice
under ainusements. h5-6x
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SuOn MUTE III GONDON-
~, NOkDDEUTSCHEkL LLOYD s. s. co.
Fast Express Steamers,
To southampton London, HavreD, Bremen.
Elder Sat. Jan. ~. IL ain. Lain, We'd, Jan.
Il Pm Euida. Sat, Jan. "a. $50 a spree
We'd, Jan. y. AL. Wef1a, Sat, Jan. 81, $50
An; Traye, We'd, FEB. 4, Pm.
Comfortable state roOns excellent table, Injurious
Saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin sT5 and up-
ward berth. according to location; I'd cabn $40 an
adult; steeraee 1t low rates Apply to l. +. DiOOP,
US Penn. ave. ia7
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ROCKVILLE.

corro'pcnponce Of the Argus.
Apple cuttings are the order of
the day, Tor night.)
The NJ. Il. Sabbath School closed
last Sunday.
MIR. Sidney o. Clark, who has
been across the mountain for some
time, is at home.
Mr.. j. w. Gibson has gone to
Maryland to work.
Newton Martin has sold his steam
thresher to Anon Forman, also
one yoke OF cattle. The price paid
was $500 we understand.
There was a singing school at Ncbo
Sunday evening and was well at.
tended.
Mr.. w. d. Lougie will move to
Kingwood in short time.
Rev. Il. q. Woodruff preached an
able sermon at Harmony Grove last
Sunday. He leaves this week for
Conference.
Mr.. A. II. Gibson, who has been
working at Fricndsville, Md, for
some time, is here with his family
for a few days.
Our teachers have received their
grades. Some OF them put faces rs
long AS a fence rail and eyes so
bulged out that you could knock
them Oft with hand spike. There
cOnValescent.
PAssIM SCRIBBo.
| Delayed last week 8 letter. -ED. |
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BrANDONyiLlE.


Correspondence Vfthe Argus.
Mr.. Amos Wolf is in town TO at
tend the examination at Bruceton.
Miss Lille Elliott, of Kingwood,
was the guest of Miss Thankful
Liston during part of last week.
James Stuck. representing Simon
Baer's Sons, of Wheeling, was in
town last week.
Mr.. Tctlow, of Uniontown. who
has been camping near Rockville,
stayed in town one night last week.
Mr.. Alpheus Michael was taken
very sick last Sunday and has been
confined to his bed since. We hope
he will soon DC able TO once more
walk tho streets.
j. Kid RItenour, OF Uniontown,
and Doctor Hackny made visit to
MIR. Alphous Michaops.
W. Il. Hood and father, Of Mon
ongalia county, are in this vicinity
trying to introduce patenet gate.
Mr.. Snider, representing Hood
Foulkrod, & Co., Philadelphia, was
in town lust week.
Mr. a. ID. Hagans left last Sat
urday TO attend Federal Court al
Clarksburg.
Misses Lizzie and Victoria Jen-
kins are visiting Miss Thankful
Liston and attending examination
ut Bruceton. GoLDENRoD.
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LOCUST GROVE.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Threshing is now the occupation
Of our good people and the weather
is very favorable for it.
John j. Kelly was at home on
Sunday.
Misses Anna and Emma Guse-
man, have returned from Aurora,
where they have spent the summer.
Died, at her home on Monday
night, Sept, 21st, OF typhoid fever,
Nancy DeDerry, wife Of Martin De-
Berry, in the list year OF her age.
Mrs. DeBorry was an estimable
lady and leaves a husband and two
daughters and one son to mourn
her loss, together with innumorable
friends.
+. O. Hayden is again in on
midst.
Miss Jane Guseman has returne d
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from her visit to er sisters at Leis-
iigring, Pa, wnere she has been
for some time.
Marshal HIiloman and family have
returned to their home in Pennsyl-
wanna after a visit at this place.
VIM. IL. Smith sold two steers
last week, which weighed forty
hundred aud eighty pounds, who
can beat il.
Mrs. Nancy Smith is i'll at this
writing,
Waller letters and George +.
Smith, of Addison, Pa, wero hero
on Sunday. j. JACKSON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08

W. W. Williams, who lives be-
tween here and Function. brought
to this Office last Tuesday, two fine
specimens of iron ore, said to be OF
n good quality, and WAS found IN
the bed of the creek at the old Gully
Fortney Mill property, near the
Camp Ground. The vein is
supposed to be about three-foot
thick. The specimens may be seen
at this office at any time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08

Mrs. Mary Miller, wife Of Frank
Miller Of Grant district, was com
mitted to jail here last week by Jus
tice McGibbons, Of Bruceton, on a
charge Of insanity. Her papers
were at once sent on TO the Hospital
at Weston. and Monday Miss Mary
Cox, one Of the Attendants there,
arrived in town and removed Mrs.
Miller to the Hospital. She is a
young looking woman, but leaves
FIVE children and a husband to
mourn her misfortune.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08

While in RowIcsburg the ether
morning We called on Mr.. p. A.
Conirf, the genial lumber merchant,
who haas been down with the ty-
phoid fever for some time. He had
gotten b9tter and was able to be
out, but got back set aud is con-
fined to his bed again. but is now
on the road D resovery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08

-. swell society wedding took
place at Weston last week, the high
contracting parties being DIR. Elem
ing Howell of Clarksburg and Miss
Gertrude Bennett of Weston. The
ceremony was performed IN St.
Pauls Episcopal Church, by Rev.
DIR. lacy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08

Col. Bill Lavelle Of Tunnelton,
has worked very hard thls summer
building himself coal house. 1t
is one Of the signs of the hard win
ter that is coming. 1t was reported
that he had rooted it with McKIn-
ley tin, but this turns out to be a
fake, for the Colonel says he
wouldn't use such poor stuff.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08

The Greenlee and Forest Oil well
at Mcdonald, eighteen miles from
Pittsburg, was drilled deeper the
other day and the flow Of oil in
creased to Il, 400 barrels per day.
This is the largest oil well ever
struck in America and believed to
be the largest IN the world.
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READ THIS.

When suffering from Malaria or
Bilious Fever, don't wreck your
general health with quinine or 9TH
or nauseaus drugs. HUMPHRBYs'
SPECIFICS NOS. TEN and SIXTEEN
effect a speedy and permanent care.
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Notice to Creditors.

To THE CRTDIToRs or JAS. wonrnINoros. DEo'p
In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court
OF tho county Of Preston, made IN n cause thero-
IN pondlng, 70 subject the real estate Of tho said
You arc required to nroeent your claims against
the estate OF the said James Morthington for
adjudication to II. @. Hyde, Commisnioner n q
his office IN tho said county on or before tho
10th day OF November next.
Witness, j. W Watson, Clerk Of said Court
this 30th day Of September, 1901.
io-1ot-ssoo J. W. WATSON, Clerk.
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Notice To Lien Holders.

TO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENs NY JUDO.
MBNT OR OTHERWISE, on THR ESTATE.
OkANl PART THkkkoF, OF ANN ME-
THKNY.
In pursuance of decree OF tho Circuit Court
OF Preston County, made In cause therein pend
lng, Tn subject she real estate Of tho said Ann
hethcny TO the satisfaction OF tho liens lheroon.
you are hereby required To present all claims
held by you and zach of you against tho said
Ann Mcthcny, which nre lions on her real estate
or any part ofit for adjudication, o mo. ut my
onica In Kingwood, Preston County, West Vir-
D., 1891.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF Sop.
tember, A, D., 1921.
I0.i-St ea.8o
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE
REEDSVILLF.
Of the Argus .

The days for the past two weeks
have been warm enough for any
practical purpose.
Mrs. Kate johnson and little
daughter have returned to their
home at keyser after spending a
few days with Mrs. Lizzie Wheeler.
Ii. IL. Reed and Ollie Dill are
home from Pa. fer short vacation.
Mrs. ID. II. Loar has been indis.
posed for over week with some
thing like the grippe"
Miss Laura Dill came homo from
runnelton, Friday, where che has
spent The past month.
The boys turned out last Friday
evening armed with guns, drums,
horns and horse-fiddles and made
the night hideous with yells and
unharmenious sounds to do honor
to Mr.. Will Gross and his "fair
young bride"
Mrs. Presley Menear and sister
Miss Snyder from Pa, are visiting
Mt Sam Menears aud S. A. Dills.
Hon. William Freeburn, of Ster-
ling, Nebraska, is here for thirty
days visit among old friends. He
is on old Preston county boy, and
went West in 1857, has grown mp
and prospercd with the country, but
still retains his old time affection
for Preston.
ID. IL. Loar is building a barn Oh
his farm below town.
1t docs seem that "the course OF
true love never does seem smooth"
for a young man near hear made all
necessary arrangements TO wed "the
lady of his choice" "Barkis was
willin" so Was Peggoty, but alas,
the old gentleman was not-scene /:
darkencd stagc-unyielding parent
maiden weeping-lover doubtful
music soft and pathetic.
A number OF colored people from
Kingwood and Mo.gantown met at
the hall here Friday evening and
had n rousing "break DOWN"
This community was filled with
genuine grief last Thursday by the
sad message that Jay Zinn had died
that morning at Fairmont OF ty.
phoid fever. Hrs remains were
brought home that evening and
were inferred in the family bdrying
ground on Friday evening. lie
was a son OF Louisa and HarI Y linn
o. Victory and was only 20 years of
age; he has lived his life anon q us,
n school mate and trusted friend
lac attended school here last winter
and would have attended again next
winter had not his "sun set ere IL
was day" lie has been engaged
in painting this summer at Fair
mont where he contracted fever
about three weeks ego; his father
and brother, Jud on, were with
him constantly, but tender care or
medical skill were powarlcss to check
or stay the hand of death and on
Thursday moIning at four O'Clock
Goods finger touched him" and he
slept, to awake in the grey mists
o. morning in the "palace OF the
king" This unexpected blow falls
heavily on his parents and fri,n Is;
life seems dark in the time of be
communicating looks bright be-
Yond the grave. ] know it we'll
know how fitting the cleaning is to
the brooding spirit OF sorrow with
in. But spiritual voice says
"sigh not in gloom, dying is only
to awake in brighter morning;
then let your thoughts be sugges-
tive OF sunrise not sunset. 4"
Through the clash and clang Of
'ies battle comes TIE tranquilising
voice "What does't thou know
est not now, but thou shalt know
hereafter. AMELIA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08

Baby McKee's nose is now out of
joint and the Cleveland baby is all
the rage. This is tough on Grand
pas Hat" for he will now probably
sink into state OF oblivion since
his drawing card has to play second
fiddle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08

The Board of Education OF this
district will hold a meeting here to-
morrow afternoon at which time the
matter Of employing the teachers
fer the KingwoOi Academy will be
passed upon.
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Special Commissioners Sale.
j. A. Finley. Plaintiff.
vs.. ! In Channerv

- n IIHi"J' Eihiutihs
B.H. Wolf q others, Def'ts.
Pursuant 20 the authority vested IN M bv a
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Preston County.
entered by u az Ia July special term 1901 III
the above entitled cause, wo will proceed, on
FIRST DAY or ThB DECEMBER TERM. 1891.
OF said Court, at the front door OF the Court
iliouso ~ said Preston.oOunty, at public auction
70 the highest bidder. to sell the land In tho
Dill and proceedings Of said cause mentioned
and described, for sufficient cash In hand on the
day OF sale To- pey the costs Of ssuit and proper
charges Of sale and for tho residue upon oredit
OF Q. - and ~ months, taking from the pur-
purchaser interest bearing notes with sood
security for the deferred instaIlmonts ofipuF-
purchase money,
said land Il situate IA Reno District. IN sa,d
Preston County. adjoining the lands oi andrew
Bolyhrd, Augustine Wolf ard others and n said
to nave upon u n large improvement and IL de-
oa r. 'b as o0naalIslnf ~ acre. more OF less
said <. u Wolf by Philip Wolf end wife b. deed
dates tho isl. day OF May, 1880, which said
deed was duly admitted 70 record IN said county
% which doed reference IL apociaiiy made Tor =
further description Of said laEd.
J. p. SCOTT,
W.sB. MAXWELL,
Special. oonmissionsrs
sTArR op WSsT VfgsfSIa'
Circuit Court Clerks ofioe q Preston County.
% wit
IL. ". watson. cisrt Of ssld oourt d. ..r.
ers. J. p. Scott and ". r. NaEWsil, have eivon
bond ana security A. required By law and. M,
decree ontsrod ~ said cause.
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of
oam w. WATSON: Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08

W. F. Cunningham, General
Agent for the Baltimore Building
& Loan Association, WAS IN King
wood this week organizing a
branch Association. He succeeded
in starting tho work for a good
organization and will return next
Monday to make the final arrange
ments.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08
Notice to Creditors.

To 1IE CREpIroRs or u. 4, MuLnR. DRo'p;
In pursuance Of n decree of tho Circuit Court
OF the county Of rreaton, made In = cause there
IN pending, TO subject the real estate OF the said
II. =. Miller TO tho payment OF his debts you ara
required 10 present Your claims against the es-
tate OF the aaid d. \, Miller for adjudication TO
III, G. Hyde Commissioner, ut his oiiico In tho
said county on or before tho 9th day Of Novom-
Der next.
Witness, j. W. Watson, Clerk OF said Court.
this 30th day OF September, 1901.
iO-i $3.50 j, W. WATSON, CLERK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-08
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