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Chicago Anarchists Fined.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-Justice Woodman,
before whom the cases of the Anarchists
arrested at the meeting held November
1lth are being tried, to-day decided that
the assemblies raided were unlawful
ones. He fined the leaders 500 each and
the others $40 each. These fines. at the
instance Of the City Prosecutor, were at
once suspended. This action was pre-
sumably taken for the purpose of avert
ing an appeal to the higher courts. 1t is
understood, however, the defendants will
appeal, nevertheless.
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Dom Pedro Very III.

PARIS, Dec. 2.-The condition of Dom
Pedro, ex-Emperor of Brazil, is exciting
the gravest apprehensions. He was at
tackled by a chill yesterday, and despite
the attentions of his physician, he has
since continued to grow worse. His
physicians will hold a consultation.
They express much uneasiness regarding
the ex- -Emperor's condition.
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Almost Asphyxiated.

DETROIT, Dec. 2.-Last night, through
some machinery getting out of order, the
flow Of natural gas was suddenly shut off,
remaining so some time. when the flow
was resumed. Gas permeated the houses,
in each of which all were asleep. Al
though patrolmen were at once sent out
to notify the people OF the danger from
asphyxiation, several persons were not
reached until they had suffered greatly.
1t is thought there will be no fatalities.
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Fatally Shot by His wife.

BUFFALO, Dec. 2.-John Hayar Gar
diner was fatally shot this morning by
his wife, with whom he had not lived for
over year. The shooting occurred on
the street. Gardiner ran into a saloon
and his wife followed and fired three
more shots, all taking effect. The woman
stood over the PROSTATE body doarishing
her pistol until the ambulance arrived.
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Emfn Pasha,s Position.

BERLIN, Dec. I'm private letter to
friend in this city, Emin Pasha says he
has never received any written confrma-
ton of his appointment as German Com
missioner in Africa. 81 am," he writes,
lin peculiar position, leading a German
expedition without knowing whether L
have been definitely appointed"
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wants TO Be ReIeased on RaiI.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Actor NJ. B.
Curtis, "SamI of Posen," who is held in
Jail pending trial for The murder OF po-
liceman Grant, sued out 4 writ OF
habeas corpus this afternoon, the writ
made returnable before the Supreme
Court tomorrow night. Curtis desires
release or bail.
The record-union., 1891-12-03
Children Crushed to Death.

WEST SUPERIOR (Wis.), Dec. 2.-Last
night two boys, August Swan and Ar
mour Glover, did not return home, and
to-day their remains were found in a
frozen sawdust pile. They had dug a
hole in it and the crust had fallen in and
crushed them to death.
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Tne rarthnuake In Lannn.

VANCOUVER (B. c., Dec. 2.-Adyiccs
from Japan by the Empress Of China.
give later news regarding the great earth
quake OF October 23th. Careful figur-
ing now places the number of dead at -
$50, and the injured at 10, I20, with $3.50
buildings wholly and 28,625 partially de-
stroyed. Over $4,000 people have been
rendered homeless and destitute.
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A Murderer C,onrictod.

FRESNO, Dec. 2.-This afternoon the
jury in the case of Thomas Wasboe
Kelley, accused of killing one Michael
Kinney in the rear of the F'ront-street
saloon two or three months since, re-
turned verdict Of murder in the first
degree. and fixed the penalty at life in
the penitentiary. Kelly and Kenny had
q quarrel in the saloon, and the former
laid in wait for the latter after he came
out of the saloon and stabbed him to The
heart
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CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK.
Examiner Chamberlain Completes the
COMPILATION of His Report.

Compilation of His Report.
SAN DIEGO, Dec. Bank Examiner
Chamberlain has finished the compila-
ton of his report of the condition of the
recently suspended California National
Bank, and sent his report to the Comp
troller of Currency at Washington yes
terday. He says he is not permitted to
make public the substance OF the report.
Any information must come from the
Comptroller of Currency. He will leave
to-day to inspect other banks in his dis
trict, having placed S. T. Zombro of San
Bernardino in charge of the suspended
bank
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Yellow Fever Raging.

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Advices from Santos
state that owing to the prevalence of yell
low fever at that port 100 vessels were de-
layed there, waiting the discharge of car
goes. Some vessels are departing for
other ports with the cargoes with which
they were laden on their arrival.
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Incendiaries Arrested

ST. PAUL, Dec. 2.-Julius Rosenthal
and Miss Ida Gees were arrested to-day
as accessories in the plots of incendiaries
arrested last night. The evidence secured
showed that Michaels and his accom-
plices had been engaged in their criminal
work for the past year.
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Signs of War.

BERLIN, Dec. 2.-One hundred women
are engaged in Spandau rolling paper for
cartridges. This work has heretofore
been done in the prisons, but that source
of supply is not sufficient to meet present
pressure in the Royal Arsenal. The gun
casing department is working night and
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upon which all her boats can be carried,
and two military masts, which will be
fitted with double fighting tops for the
machine guns. Having free board of
twenty feet from the water to the upper
deck, she will be able to fire her guns
and maintain her speed in a seaway that
would render smaller ships entirely
helpless
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Death of an Armv Omcer

PHILADELPHIA (Pa.), Dec. 1.-George
w. Mckee, Major OF Ordnance in the
United States Army, who had been in
command of the Frankford arsenal about
year, died last night at the arsenal of
heart disease.
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-Samuel Pol
lax, aged 81, restaurant proprietor, this
morning shot and fatally wounded his
wife and then killed himself. The cause
was jealousy.
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New York's Election Board.

ALBANY, Dec. 2.-The State Board Of
Canvassers was called to order this morn
ing. All the members We're present.
After canvassing the vote for Congress
men the board adjourned until to-
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BERLIN, Dec. 2.-The Budget Commit
tee of the Reichstag has voted 100000
marks to be devoted for providing a
proper German exhibit at the Chicago
Columbian Exhibition in 1893.
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a Denial.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.--John T. Dickinson,
Secretary of the National Commission of
the Columbian Exposition, denies that he
has resigned his position to accept office
with railroad company.
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suppressing Obscene Lfterature

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2.-Anthony Com
stock of New York, agent of the Society
for the Suppression of Vice, has confis-
Gated 1000 worth of books and photo
graphs found in possession of C. n. Cas-
par, an antiquarian bookseller. Caspar
has been arrested.
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shastn County Dried Frnit.

ANDERSON, Dec. IA car of dried
prunes was shipped from here direct TO
Chicago last night. This is the eighth car
this season,
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COAST CHRONICLES.
Rough Weather Encountered by
an Ocean Steamer.
WINDS OF HURRICANE FORCE AND
SEAS MOUNTAIN HIGH

several Districts in San Diego County
Vote to, Issue Bonds for the Pur-
pose of Building Irrigation Canals
Governor Markham Appoints Dan
Burns as Police Commissioner of
San Francisco to Succeed the Lato
Il. p. Hammond.
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Dan Rurns Secures tbo plnce.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Governor
Markham to-day appointed Dan Burns
rs Police Commissioner to succeed tho
late Z. 2. Hammond.
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CRUISER new YORK.
Successful Launching of the New
Vessel at Philadelphia.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE WIT
NESS THE CEREMONY.

The New WarsEip. When Finished, to
Vessel That Has Ever Flown the
Stars and Stripes, and VIII Also be
the Largest and Most Powerfully
EngIned Steamship Ever Built Out
side of European Shipyards.
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Phosphorus is now being made by clec-
tricity. The principal manutactory is in
England, where it is anticipated fully
1000 tons will be made annually.
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Railroad Dividend.

Boston, Dec. 2.-The Chicago. Burling-
ton and Quincy's October statement
shows the net earnings to be $4,000, an
increase of SOS, 600.
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to sheet few squirrel, or Wild
pigeons.
Mrs j. b. Cressler has returned
home from visiting friends and
relatives at Terra Alta.
Mrs. Isaih Hartman Of the Grab
orchard spen Sunday in town.
Frank Bishop who loft this place
last spring for Florida is prosper.
ing at the mercantile trade. but
thinks Of selling out and buying an
Orange Grove. We are glad to note
Of Mr.. Bishops success.
Our Post Office was moved last
week from the Martin building to
the house lately vacated by John
Elliott.
Mrs. Dora Mitchell Of Monon-
gala county is visiting the pareu-
tai roof.
Mr.. Wesley Ringer, one OF Terra
Atlas energetic, and For(man) =
ward young men passed through
townSaturday eSening enroute for
Crsborchard.
Our jolly towusman George
Watson says the matrimonial fever
has passed over him, and he is
afraid he will have to live another
year in single blessedncss, never
mind George, all things work to.
gether for good, to them that serve
Grace"
Mr.. Luclan Albright Of King
wood district, was in town this week
on business.
Some Of our school teachers left
last week for their schools and the
remainder will leave this week, we
hear a great deal Of dissatisfaction
among the teachers Especially the
ladies' about the examination &c.
We predict that some Of our school
"marms" will put on the Hymc-
neal yoke and be led to the mar
riage alter ere the April showers
come again.
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GLADESTILLR.
'spondenceo Of tho ARous.

Correspondence OF tho AR0Us.
The box supper at A. J Brown 8
Saturday night was success.
Proceeds to be used in the interest
of vocal music.
Quite a number from this sec.
ton were summoned to Morgan
town last week as witnesses in the
Anderson ROBBERY case.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Sapp Of Pal
atine are visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Charley Brown and wife OF Fair.
mont are visiting W. S. Repperts.
Rcv. Mr.. Kempcr Of Harrison
couaty ia conducting protracted
meeting at Oak Grove Baptist
church.
Dir. and Mrs. Thcnas Of Mason.
town were visItlrE at h. Skaters
a f:w days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Roby OF
Long Hollow, were visiting their
daughter Mrs. Clara Shafer last
week.
George Laughry who has beeen
working on the Davis r. r. is Wis.
ting his parents at this place.
Miss Dora Rogers was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Roby of Mas.
ontown from Saturday till Mon
day.
Mr.. Zimmerman Of Pennsylva-
MIA, was in this vicinity last week.
Bolivia LOCKWOOD
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INDEPENDENCE.

Special Correspondence Of the Argus.
A. c. Scott is placing a new
boiler in his grist- mill.
George NJ. Shaffer has come home
from Fairmont where he has been
working.
I'd Clingan has moved into the
Martin property.
Mrs. Montgomery moved into Z.
Shirer's property.
Henry Sapp has moved to Fair
mont.
John Duval of Irondale has NOV
ed into the Dent house.
Silas Sinclair says he brought
out part Of the car seat when he
come out Of cars after the wreck
Saturday.
This place has got to be quite &
shipping point for tan bark slaves
lumb &c.
The Democrats are jublant since
the election, while the Republicans
only have the election Of Mckinley
to boast about. j. l. g.
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ALBRIGHTsVILLE.
Correspondence OF the ARsus.

Correspondence Of the AReus.
DR.. Felix Elliott Of Kingvood
attended the Baptist meeting here
Sunday.
II. o. Baker has been feeling
unwell for the past few days and 1t
s feard that he IS taking some kind
Of fever.
Harry RJsinger, a weak minded
young man, passed through town
one day last week, having escaped
from the Insane Asylum at Wes-
ton.
Miss Nollie Stempls has com
meDced her school at this place
with fair enrolment.
Mr. J. II. Groves, was in town a
few days ago, he thinks Of moving
from Grafton, aud locating here.
Our Nimrods were busily engag.
cd during the Squaw Winter Of last
week, trudging through woods and
swamps, and up hill and down dale
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-12

Or. K. l.. st. John, of Rowland,
Putnam county, Missouri, takes
especial pleasure in recon- mending
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, be-
cause he knows it to be reliable. He
has used it in his practice for sew
eral years, and says there is none
better. 1t is especially valuable fol
colds and as preventive and cure
for Group. This most excellent
medicine is for sale by II. McMillen,
Kingwood and Country Merchants.
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ROCKVILLE.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Have you heard the news from
New York ?.
Mr.. John A. Wolfe was at Terra
Alta this week, no attended the sale
Of Il. ". Forman.
Corn shocking seems to engage
the attension of the farmers at
present.
Blacksmith j. A. Criss is build
ing an addition to his shop. If you
have any work in his line just give
him a call.
Some of Peasants and Grants
teachers are at Kingwood attend
lug tho examination.
Quarterly meeting at Harmony
Grove u. e. Church Nov. FL and
"a. The new presiding elder will
be present.
Miss Lizzie A. jenkins will teach
at Beech Run the coming winter
Wanted-A mail contractor. We
have had mail since Tuesday.
Three cheers for Governor. elect
Flower Of New York and his 3d.
o)O majority.
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woTRINo = ELLIOTT,
AttsrnSys-at-Law.

Miss Agnes Watkins who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. W. s..
Taylor, returned to her home near
Tunnelton this week, accompanied
by Mrs. Taylor.
We understand that there was a
marriage ceremony performed in
the Lodge-room Of the Good Tenn
plsrs last Friday night. Consult
Wsnzer Dorsey for full particulars.
We have received a copy Of the
AouudsVille Echo. 1t is nice neat
paper and best Of all is strictly
Democratic. We wish brother
Shaw great Success in the good
work.
If you want = bargain in an
ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE
address this once.
II. W. HuddIeson, Of Valley
District, was in town Saturday last
on business. His wife, who has
been visiting the family Of her
brother, s. ID. GsteWood, the past
month, returned home with him.
Mr.. Henry Montgomery, Of Lyon
District, was in KingWood Saturday
the guest Of his son-in-laW, s. ID.
Gatewood. Owing to a very sick
horse he did not get to 90 home
until Sunday msrning.
W. 3. Tsylor's lie the place to got
yosr winter boots and shoes. Call
tariy and leave your order before
The rNsh.
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Marriage Rails.

LANAR-REPPERT 49, Married al
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
r. Roppert near town last Wednes-
day, Miss Nora, their only daugh-
ter, to Mr.. Richard Lamar. A
number Of invited guests attended
the wedding. A splendid supper
was served and music was furnished
by the Mozart Band. Best wishes
to the newly married couple.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-12

Consult DR.. A. l.. Wagner, late
Of Guys Hospital, London, Eng
land, for Surgical diseases OF women,
Eye and Ear, and GENERAL Sur.
gerry. Aamorrhoids of Piles cured
wit II out cutting. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases
cured in short time with Electric
Baths. Rooms and board to be had
cheaply. Charges reasonable. Call
to any part of the county.
Office EGLoN, Preston County,
w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-12

English SPAWN Liniment remove
al Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone.
STILES, Sprains, all swollen Throats.
Coughs, &c. Save ESQ by use Of
enc bottle. Warranted fhe most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold BY DIR. r. r. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta, 5@14-s1.1vr
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AUSTIN.
Correspondence ofthc Argu,.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
The mines are running full time
at present and prospects for good
work in the near future, as the
company has decided to work the
coal on the north side Of the town.
The b. & o. has male great
improvement at this place by
building a large platform which was
needed very bad.
The entertainment given by Will
lie Wells the blind musician, one
night last week, was very amusing
and we'll attended.
Mr.. Charles Jessop was at Bal
timore few days ago buying a fall
stock Of goods.
Mr.. George p. King who is en-
ployed at Pealo Pa. is home on a
short visit.
Carpenter Charles knight is re-
pairing the company houses.
John higgins Of this place was in
the wreck whick happened last Sat.
urdaY near Grafton, but FORUM
Ately was not hurt.
james Welsh and James Rabbit
Of NeWburg spent Sunday in town.
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Kingwood is well supplied with
hotels, having Eve in all and should
certainly be well prepared TO enter
tain the Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows, which meets here next week
having Eve hotels and a number Of
commodious and welcome private
dwellings.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WRIST VIRGINIA, IS!
A. Rules hold In tho Clerk ofaoo Of thu cir.
CUT Court OF Preston County, on the hrHt Mem
day OF November 1891
Addison Child
Va In C1a~a.~.
James Hsggerty, trustee, stsl.
The object Of this suit In 10 Snjoin ana festraia
ING uotcndants, Jnmbs A. HagRerty trustee WI
u. bOughncr, J.. j. BouRhnsr Decentralization ana
W. B Maxwell, their and each OF their aRenta
ana attorneys, and all other persons from eoiI-
ing or IN any mannor interfering with the Mil
property heretofore sold by said NJ r. Howe N,
MS lifetime 10 tho plaintiff I'm the plaIntlf's bill
ana proceedings mentioned and dsscrIbed and
10 cancel, anuul and set aside the Fraudulent
conyeyancos by the defendant A. H. Bowman,
=, e, ms sons.ln law, Andrew N. oon, Joseph A,
pngh, James Y. Pierce, and his brother samuel
w. BOWMAN, Fnd 10 charge the land and HIli
property With the payment OF the plaintiffs
debt IN said bill and proceedings mentioned.
and for general relief
And IL appearing that The defendant. Iouis
Stowe 70 not resident Of this State, on notIop
81 the plaintin, u ia ordered that tho said IA
Iendhnt DO appear here within one month after
the GATE OF tho hfst publication hereof. and al,
Whst Us necessary 70 protect his interests apd
thot THIS order be published IN Tho West Vir.
gina Argus a newspaper published ia this
county a oopylTest
r J. ", WATSON. Clerk
A. D. PARSONS, COUNSEL for PlsintI6,
iiS4t--
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The many friends Of Mrs. NJ. w.
Rider will be glad to hear that she
returned home last Saturday from
Baltimore where she has been IN.
der medical treatment for some
time much improved in health.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, KlHgwood ":
VA, Oct. %, 1891
Nathan Tanner, Of al.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE, KlHgwood ":
Va Oct. %, 1891.
Nathan Tanner, Of. al.
VIM r. Llston, Ct al
Tho aborO untitled ohancery cause. by a dobr65
81 the Circuit Court OF Preston county. made
therein. On tho 18th day OF Deoernber 4 10
lBO, having been referred 20 the uadorsigned
Conmissioner ~ Chancory, with the following
directions 70 ascertain aud report the real ca
tate owned by the defendant VIM r. Liston. the
annual rental value thereo the state and con-
dillon Of the title thereto, tho liens and charges
thereon, their amounts. character priorftiea
ana ~ whom owing also 90 ASCERTAIN and ~.
port the amount Of the vendors lien due on fhe
S53 aero tract mentioned in the bill together
With what portions of said tract should 10 6rst
gold 70 satisfy said lieu and the order In vybioh
they should be 50 subjected and Eeld. Also h,
specially ast ertain and report the amount OF fbd
Judgment and attachment lien u Vim m Clov-
or one OF the plaintiffs, and also N II be a lien
upon anYpart Of said 800 acre tract Of land ana
" 80 what portion thereof IL liable to be aoid tcs
SATISFY tho same and the order 10 which TIE
same should be sold. Also 70 ascertain and ne.
port any other pertinent matter deemed
proper ~ himself, Or that may DO required bV
the parties or any 81 thbm.
The parties TO said oapso will. therefore takS
notice, that, % tho 9th day Of ROvsmber 1e5t-
az my once 10 kiuRwood. Preston county Weef
virginia, shall proceed a. oxoshto said deoreot
Given under my hand, this the 23th day II Css
"0gn5, lssls CPENRY CLAY hyde.
HPae Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS
AND TO PARTIES.

oTo all parties holding liens by Judgment, OF
therwlse, ON tho real estate, or any part there
OF, OF John II, Carrico:
In pursuance OF n decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Preston county, made In n cause therein
CendinB, TO SUBJECT the real estate OF the said
John IL, Carrico to tho satisfaction OF the Liens
thereon, You are hereby required To present ali
claims held BY you and each OF you against the
SAID John VI, Carrico, which are liens on his real
estate or any part Oft for adjudication, to me,
~ my sfhce I'm kinRwood, Preston county, West
Virginia, on or before tho 18th day OF Novanibsr
=. ~, lhels The parties to said cause, 20 wit I
George W. Thompson and Henry C. JeckSon,
partners ~ trade Under the nrm name of ThsmPi
son JACKSON plaintiffs and John H.s Carrico.
and Joseph pugh defendants will, therefore,
take notice, that, on thu 18th day OF November,
n. d., 1921, at my ONCE In Klngwood. Preston
county, West Virginia. shall proceed TO exl
ccpte tho decree of reference In this cause
october, A. d., 1891.
ioi54t-Se.it
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Supt. Conley went to Grafton
this week on business.
Go to W. s. Taylor's for your
bosts, shoes and repairing.
Mrs. Chas Carroll is also on the
sick list this week.
Miss Ida Anderson returned
pe yesterday after few days
in town.
ol. r. w. Monroe has returned
bis law practice at Romney.
III. s. whetsell will commence
his school at Sniders next Monday.
I. G. Lazzells and wife have been
In town since Saturday.
Ten Birch of Rodamers, was in
,tewn Tuesday.
A Party went from here Tuesday
to spend the day at Buckhorn Wall.
This is the most beautiful
weather for the time Of year.
Andrew J. Pifer aud Thomas B.
jackson have been granted pen
sions.
We wish to thank some of the
young ladies for a very beautiful
bouquet.
Mrs. +. Heermans has returned
from visit to her brother at Nor
gantown.
Merchant Crane of Albrights,
was here Wednesday on business
and made this Office call.
Mr.. Barker who is sick at the
Exchange Hotel with cnills and
fever, is in very critical condition.
Will A. Beavers we ore glad to
aeport is improving after long
tussel with the fever.
Robert Menefee of Bobtown, il
working in the Journal Office learn.
ing to be a printer.
This Office is indebted to Fenton
Baker for assistance on press day
last week.
Edward n. Heermans is confined
% the house with very sore
mouth the result Of having some
teeth extracted.
John j. Cooke o: Howesville, one
of the old wheel horses of Democra
cy, was in town Thursday of last
week.
Miss Laura Parks will teach the
Sugar Valley school again this win
ter. She will com mence her schooI
next Monday.
Leave your order with W. S.
Taylor for your winter boots aud
shoSs.
VIM. NJ. o. Dawson is attending
the Grand Lodge of Free and
Accepted Masons of this State which
is in session at Martinsburg.
Will s. jenkins of Evansville.
was in town yesterday interviewing
Clerk Walls about getting out an
attachment for one Of Prestons
young ladies.