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THANKSGIVING DAY.
The President Issues PROCLAIM alton
Designating Thursday, Novem-
Der SSth

The constan, goodness aud forbear-
ance OF Almighty God. which has been
vouchsafed by the American people
through the year which just passed
call for their sincere acknowledgment
OF devout gratitude. TO the end,
therefore, that we may with thankful
hearts, unite IN extolling the loving
care of Our Heavenly Father, I, Grover
Cleveland, President of the United
States, do hereby appoint and set apart
Thursday. the tweuty-eighth day Of the
present month of November, as day
OF Thanksgiving and prayer, to be kept
aud observed bv all our people.
On that day let US forego our usual
occupations, and in our accustomed
places OF worship join i'm rendering
thanks To the giver of every good and
perfect gift for the bouuteous returns
that have rewarded our labors in the
FIELDS and In the busy marts OF trade;
for the peace aud order that has pre-
vailed throughout the land; for our
protection from pestilence and dirs
calamity, and for the blessings that
nave been showered upon us from an
open hand.
And with our Thanksgiving let MS
hunoly beseeoh the Lord TO incline the
hearts OF our people TO him that he will
not leave MS nor forsake us as N nation
but will continue To us His mercy aud
protecting care, guiding us in the path
OF national prosperity and happiness,
endowing us with rectitude and virtue,
and keeping alive within MS patriotic
love for the free institutions which
have been given to us rs our national
heritage.
And let us also on the day of our
Thanksgiving especially remember the
poor and needy, and by deeds of charity
let us show the sincerely of our graf
itude.
Witness whereof, have hereunto,
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United Stltes TO be affi xed. Done at
the city of Washington, this 4th day of
November, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight and ninety-fivc, and in
the one hundred and twentieth year of
the independence OF the United States.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
by the President;
RICHARD 0LNRY,
Secretary OF State.
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CorreSpcndenoe Of the Argus.
Through some misfortune, I NEGLECT.
ed In writing up the local news last
week. but will pay up for it this week
Look out for full particulars OF the
wedding soon.
Z. A. Borgman's new store room Is
now ready for roofing.
w. w. Haney made a business trim h
h'ngwood last Monday.
{. A. Craig was at Grafton. Monday
and Tuesday ON business.
Our school opened Monday last, with
Miss Nellie Goodwin, rs teacher.
Mrs. Joseph Fortney is spending n
week among relatives at Austen.
j. II. Cooke attended the sho,tiuy
match at kingwood, We inesday.
DIR. II. Powell. OF Kingwood
passed through here last Tuesday.
Richard Lamar. OF King wood. spent
lew days with his sister, Mrs. II. T..
Sweariugen.
Vincent l.. Cooke arrived home sat
mrday after two weeks outing on the
w. Va Central,
Born, unto MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Myers on November the 5th, a fine
young Democrat"
Philip and Will I'm Miller spent last
Ia N
ney, OF near Reedsville.
Ambrose Lynch and sister. Miss Ella.
spent Sunday with their sister. Mrs. n
Nj. kenney, ut Tunnelton.
The waters have raised enough for
our saw mills to commence running
again after n long vacation.
Miss Annie Williams II reported ON
the sick list this week DR.. NJ. T.
roweii, attending physician.
Miss Alice Myers spout last Wednes-
day aud Thursday IN Kingwood the
guest OF Mrs George Williams
Mr. and Mrs. George Myers spent
last saturday and Sunday in Terra
Alta the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Teller
Miss Dora Fortney, OF Kingwood, Is
spending few weeks at home with
her father, Charles Fortney, of near
this place.
Mrs. Henry RiclSleman, of Pittsbur0
VINO mas been visiting her ather-in-law,
d. H. Ricklemnn, for the past two
day.
Miss Martha Menear, of Kinvwood
was In town last Tuesday en- route for
her home. after few days outing In
idence,
Shooting matches are becoming the
order OF the day again. To- day Cfhurs.
day. George ShOulte has one, and will
give dance at night, for his lady
boarder, Miss Minnie Murdock, OF
kingwood good time is an anticipated
j. Walter Myers ran against n cir
cumstance Sunday night coming home
from seeing his girl up at tue white
house. Just above Mike Lynch's
place. mad dog approached him. By
severe kicking he kept the dog FROM
biting him. fhe next day the dog was
killed by #. u. Kock at his house.
Don't think Walter will go out spark
ing very soon again, without company
DANDY.
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A meeting Of the stoclxbolders Of the
West Virginia oothern & Midland
Railway Company will be held at the
Office Of J. h. Metcalf a. Co, at No. 2
Broad Street, IN the City Of New York.
ON Tuesday, the 10th day Of december
1898 AZ 10 O'Clock a. m, FOR the purpose
Of organizing said Company. eiectiog q
Board OF Directors and transactinQ such
other and further business as may be
necessary and proper
JAMES BETTs METoALT,
JED HOTcHKrss
JNo. r. MCGRAw,
THOMAS s. RILEY,
JAMES 9. FRAZIER,
Corporators.
New York City. Nov 18th. 1895
Gi-l4t52tsI.80
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"Wednesday % last week, Mrs. God win
ami her two sisters, Mrs Julia and
Mrs. Belle Hudson, of Marion. Ohio.
visited the home of their childhood. the
old c. V. Stone farm. four miles south
of Kingwood. after an absence of
twenty-eight years. They were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu Stewart,
who now reside at the old homestead
A part of the old orchard still remains
to which Mrs. Julia Hudson dedicates
the following lines;
Old orchard where our footsteps strayed,
How changed you are to-day,
With grasses dead and rotting trunks,
Where we and memory stray
Old orchard that was once the scene,
OF childish stroll aud romp.
Why could not you. IL we be gray,
BE spared your youthful pomp?
For looking on you desolate,
The thought in me prevails,
Which must have saddened Adam,
When he last saw Eden's wales.
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INDEPENDENCE

Correspondence Of the Argus,
AS our town has been wrapped in
silence in your paper for quite while,
we will endeavor To pencil you n few
of the many events that come under
our notice.
Miss Myrs Gibson is teaching at
Austen.
w. Il. Sharps was visiting KinRwood
Saturday and Sunday.
c. IT. Jenkins made n flying trip TO
Evansville last Sunday.
A Mr.. Waters. Of Harrison county.
IL visiting his uncle, VIM, Waters, OF
near town.
We notice that w. p. LaRew, OF
Fairmont, was calling on friends mp on
the farm last Sunday.
We are having some rain OF late. and
Miss Ella says there will be a Q,o)rain
ia town before long.
Wanted. Seventeen bachelors Ia
supply the old maids of this town.
Call early and avoid the rush
Well, say Brown, this IL enough non
sense Tor once. and IL this don't 90 into
the waste basket, we may come again.
Jacob Gibson, an aged citizen, who
has been quite sick for some time, we
are glad to learn, is better at this
writing.
Miss Hettie Church has gone 10 her
school some place, we hardly know
where. We are sorry 20 lose her from
our social circle but wish her abundant
success where Ger she II.
We have been noticing the sad and
melancholy face OF certain young
man on orr streets for some time, and
on investigating the cause Of his grief.
We learned that Miss Inez Wilkens has
left for. the winter. Never mind friend.
she viii be back when summer comes
again.
Our town Is In a nourishine condition
with two stores, two nouring mills, two
blacksmith shops. "A saddler, shoe
cobblef and an undertaking establish.
ment with one doctor and the pfos-
poets are that we are 20 have another
one soon, as we noticed the smiling
face OF Dr.. Q. N. Brown, Of Webster.
on our streets. and learn that ne has
some intention OF locating here. So Won
sec we are pretty well Fixed
RAMBLER
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EvANsvILLE.

Correspondence OF tAe Argus.
d. T.. Thomas, who has has fever Is
able to be out again.
There is once more plenty of water
in our creek and wells,
We have had an epidemic of colds
andsofe throats, but all are now better.
III. L. Jenkins has sold his store and
stock OF general merchandise TO his
brother, Bill Jenkins
Mrs, Evans Rush, Of Ohio Pyle. Pa,
is visiting her numerous friends and
relatives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Deniscn, of Mar
guess, spent Sunday in town. VIII
talks of moving back to Evansville.
Mrs Washington w. Jones. an old
and respected lady living ia this com.
iHunity, died last week and was buried
here last Sunday.
The Evansville Wooden Mills are still
running full blast We are informed
that the wooden factory at GAINESVILLE.
Marion county, will coon treble its
capacity. The wooden factory at Buck.
harmon is also going 20 double it's
capacity, Low JACK.
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JUDICIAL SALE
Oh
VALUABLE COAL LANDS.

Over FIVE HUNDRED ACRES su
the Rich Coal Field OF Reno District.
Preston uonuty, w. Va, Ia be off,rvd
at Public Auction To the highest hid
der, ON
Wednesday, December iith, 1895,
az the front door Of the Court House la
kingwood Sale 10 bsgin ~ ] o'clock
y. IN
This sale will be made ty ire undcr-
signed Special Com mis- sioncr, br v,rtuu
of a decree of the Circuit Court OF Pres-
ton county. West Virginia, rendered i'm
the chanoerry cause Of Wm. II. iirown's
Admir-, VS. VIM. III. Browns Heirs etai..
now peudi ing in said Circuit Court
The real estate to bc sold consist ~
tho lands and mineral right owned by
the late Wm. III brown at the time uf
his death, being the following;
tract containing
asa ACRES,
being the old Home Farm, with dwelt-
ing house, outhouses, orchard aud
other improvements, good tillablc land,
mostly cleared. and in good state of
repairs and cultivation, and entirely
underiaid with the Austen and other
rich and valuable veins of Bitumiuous
Coal. Also, tract containing
los ACRES,
not far from the FIRST mentioned. ana
also entirely underlaid with the same
Veins of Coal, and besides being COW
cred To a great extent with valuable
Timber. Also, the Camel Conf under.
laying One Hundred aud Eighty.cight
AcreS known as the Nicholas Bolyard
Farm, excepting two acres. an reserved
in the deed from Nicholas Bolyard and
Peter Wolf tn VIM. II. Brown. This
vein OF Camel Coal Is about four feet
In thickness, and Is accessible and
valuable.
TERMS or SALE Enough cash N
hand To pay the costs of the suit and
the expenses of said sale. and the res.
due upon credit OF q, IL and rs
months the purchaser executing for
the deferred payment, interest bearing
notes with good security. aud payable
to said COMMISSIONER
y. j. CRooAN, Special Com'r.
Bond with security has been given bv
the above named Special Commissioned,
as required by law, and the decree OF
the Court. j. w. WATSON, Clerk.
ui-i4-o5-4t-ei2.)
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She Was willing.

Levi Spurgin 81, and Phebe Lenora
Spurgin 81. Former born and lives in
DoddridRe county and latter in Pres
ton
John p. Jones 6S, and Anna Albright
%. Former born in Wales and latter
In Pennsylvania,
Edwin 5. Brown 90, and Mamie X,
Welton 2S. Both natives of Preston.
jasper Il. Watkins %, and Louzsna
M. Field ~ Both native Prestonians.
Joseph Collins %. and o. l. Smith ~,
Both natives OF Preston.
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LOCUST GROVE.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Miss Rosa Guse man il visiting at her
uncle's,
Albert Teets will move ON John l..
Kelly's farm.
Frank Snyder IL working at Frank
Kelly's house.
The new school house at Vale is not
yet completed
John Ringer and family were visiting
here last Saturday.
Lena G0therie has returned TO Car
mel for the winter.
Our school teacher, Mr.. Cuppett, has
moved into Mrs. Gutherie's house.
Frank Raybuck and family are visit
ing at Selbysport this week
John s. Armstrong bought lot Oh
cattle of Isaac Guseman recently.
win Gutherie. Spencer Gutherie and
Allen Frankhouser went To Friends.
vile on Thursday.
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From the meteorological record for
October, Ms kept by the Voluntary OF.
server NJ Tanuery, this county, we ex-
tract as follows: Highest temperature
os, on the srd. Lowest is. on the so,h.
II rained on but four days during the
month, the s,h, 18th. 25th and sist, aud
was very airy and rather cool. There
were twenty clear days, five cloudy and
six partly cloudy. There were several
heavy frosts and the prevailing wind
direction was Southwest.
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As Others See Us
To tho Editor OF TIE Ansos.

To tho Editor OF TIE Assus
OHIO PYLE, FAYETTR CottNTY, pa
Move Der 18th, 1895. AS have recently
been visiting Preston county, w. Va,
and have been we'll pleased with the
beautiful scenery OF those rocks and
hills that poets and Youngsters have
moro than once referred TO. IL Won
think that these few lines will be of
interest 10 tho many readers of your
paper yon will please insert them.
i walked about twenty4fouf miles
Tuesday, October Goth. After crossing
the line that divides the two States. /
found the roads In n better condition
than in Fayette county, Pa Then. the
next day, after remaining over night
at Bruceton, / went 10 Valley Point,
and was there in time 70 attend the
funeral of r. n. Graham. was well
pleased 10 see the respect that the
friends and neighbors showed by their
help and ate ndance while they were
laying him in his resting place. From
there / went 20 Kingwood. While
passing through the little town OF
Albright and looking up and down the
beautiful waters Of the Cheat river
from the large bridge. IL was enough
10 make n person think of the song that
begins thus THE fairest flower I
ever seen, grew on a hilly shore"
Sunday. November 3rd. I went from
ktngwood 20 0useman's Mills The
farm that was formerly Mr.. guseman's
owned now by John Leonard il one OF
the incest Ia that part Of the county
Situated on high rolling ground and
good soil; large house with plenty OF
room, barn ~ by ~ feet, and many
things too bediops 60 mention.
Mr.. Editor, this Is not meant az an
advertisement Of Mr.. Leonard's prop
erty, for there are many nice farms and
good buildings IN Prestos county which
speaks well OF your people.
Respectfully yours,
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Order of Publication,

Wssr VIRoISfA, ss.l
Az Rules held i'm the Clerks Office OF
the Sircnit Court OF Preston county, on
the FIRST Monday OF November, 1895,
=, III. Crawford
Us. In Chancarc
John Wolf
The object. OF this suit Is to subject
the land IN the plaintiffs bin mention.
ed To the payment of the plaintiffs
judgment lien and costs.
And IL appearing that the defendant,
John Wolf Is not u resident of this
State, on motion OF the plaintiff, II Is
ordered that the said defendant do APP
pear here within one month after the
date OF the FIRST publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect his
interests. and that this Order be pub.
iisbed in The WEST VIRGINIA. ANGUS, a
newspaper publisped in this county.
a copy-Test
j. w. WATSON. Clerk.
y. j. CRooAN. Counsel for PITT
t11s7-95-4t. 90 0U)
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Notice Z

All persons holding claims against
the estate of the late George Deaker,
will present same TO me on or before
Nov. 18th, 1895. All parties indebted
to said estate must settle on or before
the same date, or the accounts will be
placed out for collection
z. II. BoRaMAN, Admir-.
Kingwood, W. Va, Oct 20, 1895.
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Notice TO fake DISPOSITIONS.
Isabella Lam bert

Isabella Lambert
Va ) Faulty.
John Lambert
To John Lambert.
Take notice that shall, on the 2sth
day OF November, 1895, at the Law
office OF y y. CrogaD, in Kingwood,
Preston County. West Virginia. be.
tween the hours OF 8 A. m. and 8 D. m
of that day, proceed TO take dispositions
OF myself and Others 20 he read as
evidence on my behalf. in certain suit
In Equity, pending in the Circuit Court
OF Preston County, West virginia.
wherein. you are Defendant and / am
Plaintiff.
And II from any cause, the taking of
the said dispositions be not commenced
on that day, or II commenced and not
concluded on that day, the taking of
same will be continued from day TO dav
and from time 90 time, at the saY1e
place, and between the same hours.
until the same shall be completed.
Respectfully,
is ABELLA LAMBERT
i. j. CRooAH Counsel,
kingwood, w Va, Oct. -, 1898
(l0-24-95-4t--S8. s0.l
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Young people will Ind much TO IN
tefest and please them In the Move n, Der
number Of Frank Beslio's Pleasant
Hours for Boys and Girls. There h a
capital short story by Oliver Optic: an
article giving some excellent hints for
boys on buying and using Run, by Wit
P.Pond; an interesting description Of an
incident 81 the war. BY \. Frederick
Thorne; n valuable paper on "Chndfen
Ia Japan" by A y. dc Oucrville; an
illustrated poem about an afithmetIcal
puzzle by Clifford Howard; story for
little folks, description Of new and
exciting game for boys. several illus.
trated jingles, and = nun Der Of puzzles;
while the two serial stories ~ sd ward
= Ellis and Jeanette ~. Walworth
continue with Increasing interest. A
unique feature Of this magazine, which
starts ia the Novom Der number. is the
editors talks about the nepo hooks for
BOYS and girls. IN which he points ont
what IL best IN the late Juvenile pub
lications. The number 10 splondidly
Illustrated.
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Notice Of DissolAtios.

The firm Of Carroll 3 LODGE. here.
tOfore engaged in the meat market
business, has. this day dissolved The
business at the old sta1d will hereafter
be conducted by w. D. Isougie. An
parties indebted 70 the firm or having
claims against the same will settle al
once with p j. Crogao.
w ID. LOuoFE.
KipR~oos, " VI, Nos. 3. 1876.
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JUDICIAL SALE.
l.. j. Crogan, Trustee,
va Eouitv.
-, +, Ringer et nj

H. j. Crogan, Trustee,
y. +. Ringer et al,
by virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court of Preston County. West Virginia,
rendered in the above entitled chnncery
cause, now pending in the said Circuit
Court, the undersigned Special Com-
missioner will, on
wednesday, December iith, 1895,
at the front door OF the Court House of
said county, In Kingwood, offer for salo
To the highest bidder, The following
described real estatei
The Ringer Planning Mill Property,
in Kingwoo w. Va, consisting of a
lot with large building thereon, used
as Planning and urist Mill; with Steam
Engine and Boiler and excellent ma
chinery necessary to the equipment OF
"a modern planning and grist mill The
property Is conveniently and centrally
located, and Ia most desirable and
valuable business site.
TERMS or SALE.-Enougb rash la
hand TO pay costs of suit and expenses
of sale, and the residue upon credit
OF 1, and 8 years, the purchaser exe-
cutting Tor the deferred payments, inter-
est bearing notes with good security.
u j. CRouAN, Special Com'r.
Bond with security, has been given
10y the above named Special Com mis-
sioner, as required by law and tho dc-
cree of the Court.
(l-t4s5.4t-ss) NV. WATSON, Clerk.
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IIth Day Of OeOUmAst, 1895,

at the front door Of the court house. in
Haywood. the same being a eonrt dny
for said county offer Tor sale 81 pabifc
auction, 20 che highest bidder, the real
estate ia the bill and proceedings men
toned and decfeed 20 be sold. consist
ing OF o house and lot on the south west
corner ~ High aud T0nnelton Streets
in Kingwood. which has. until recently
been occupied a. hotel property. This
Is one Of the most desirable properties
IN kinRwood for either a dwelling
house or hotel
TERMS or SALE Sufficient cash Ia
hand 70 pay the sum Of t287 e., and the
ccsts 81 the suit and proper charges Of
sale, and the residue In foaf equal pay
tnents 20 become due on tho let dav Of
April. 1895, 1s97 1928 md 1899. respect.
lively, with interest on each n SAID do
ferred payments from the ist day Of
Septem Der, sos uhtil paid, the prr4
chaser - execute notes therefor with
approved security.
HRNRY CLAY HYDF. Special Com'r
Bond and security IN the penalty OF
81 800 has been executed by said Spec
ial Commissioner in the above STYLED
cause as required by law
Test: !. w wArsoS. Clerk.
lit-ff35.t 87.T5.I
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hereby certify that the above is n
true and correct statement OF the con.
dition and affairs of the above named
Bank, as IL appears on their books of
this date. c. A. VIEWER
State Bank Examiner.
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THE MONUMENT FUND.

Itemized Account or Receipts and
Expenses Mt the Corner stone
Laying.
Amount received from the dinner and
festival given by the Daughters OF Vet
Grams for the Monument Fund, at King
wood last Thursday;
Nnrar
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hereby certify that the abov, Is n
true and correct statement of the con
dition and affairs of the above named
Bank. rs IL appears on their books OF
this date, G. A. NEVER.
State Bank Examiner
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Terra Alta Bank,
TERRA ALTA. W. VA.

y. s, HYDE President.
L. u. WHITE, Cashier
STATE BANK.
made May 10, 1898. In
corporated October 81, 1891.
RESOURCES,
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Bank of Kingwood,
KlSswooD. w. Va.

J. C. McGREw, President
j. w. PARKS, Cashier.
STATS BANK.
Examination made Sept s, 1895. In
corporated Sept 20. 1885.
RESOURCES.
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d.. r. Oliver Belt, Of Washing on.
- c., viii visit the Arlingtou u tel
Grafton, the first Monday Of each
month. Practice limited 70 Eve add
Far Diseases, s,n
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RESOURCES.
Loans aud discounts. sT6.055 81
Loans and discounts overdue, bS,53 IS
Real est. \ mortgaRes owned, Si.5sS II
Furniture and hxturos ,... 800 90
United States bondS, ... 10000 90
Railroad bonds aud stock. 1000 90
Bauk stocks .......,....... 5000 90
Premiums on bonds ...... $3.50 90
Due from National Banks St,I49 ~
pue from state Hanks. pSTS
Current exponsss, ......... 90 30
laNes paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bS 90
1ash itoms. .,.....,...,.... -. Ola IS
Cash on hand. 49,. ...... IL SC4 "a
Total.,.,..,....... $3.50 DO 90
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid up. $4,000 90
Surplus fund. ...,...... "a 600 90
Dividends unpaid ....... 500 90
discount. .',..,.".s...... i.b34 is
hNonungc .....,. .,,,..... GS IL
interest ....,..... .,..... % ~
hentS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
front ana loss .,,".,..... 1905 81
Due to National Banks. 800. iaS ga
Subject to check. .,.. az. 236 10
Time certificates ....... 5000 90
Total. .,,..,......... s.So,ol0 %
l hereby certify that the nboy, IA N
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JUDICIAL SALE
OF
Valuable KiuSWOOd Property

by virtue OF decree 81 che Circuit
Court of Preston CouRty, West Virginia,
rendered on the 9Th day OF September.
1895. IN the chanccry cause Of NJ q.
Brown Va. Margery Squires, the under
siened Special Commissioner will, on
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Over FIVE HUNDRED ACRES su
the Rich Coal Field of Reno District.
Preston ueauty, w. Va, ~ be oifcrsd
at Public Auction To the highest hid
der, ON
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Total amt cleared for Fund. =. .s9i. As
j. +. MURDoCK. Treasurer.