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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-14
A VALUABLE VOLUME.
The Minutes Of the Last Session of
the State Editorial Association.

The proceedings OF the last ses-
sion Of the State Editorial Associa.
ton are now finished and ready for
distribution by the Secretary. The
work IS from the press OF the Yves.
ton Democrat, and was compiled
and printed under the personal
supervision of Mr.. Robert j.. Bland,
the Secretary of the Association.
The work is we'll done and highly
creditable to the printer and TO the
Association. The print and paper
and general makeup is goo2, and
the whole makes q valuable volume,
well worth a careful reading by
anyone. The book contains the
regular proceedings and coustitu-
ton and by laws, and ali OF the
papers read during The session ex-
ccpt one, and il could not be Sc
cured, as the author failed TO leave
IT or send IL in TO the Secretary.
also the main part Of the addresses
delivered, so thst Tho report is not
merely q pamphlet, but book OF
about 40 pages, and is the best
ever yet issued by the Association.
A copy Will be sent TO every mem
Der aud every paper i'm tho State,
and to al parties on the program
and TO all the State officers: to the
officers Of the National Editorial
Association, and to the Secretaries
Of othor state Associations
10 is the determination OF the
officers Of our State Association to
make IL q power for good and give
1t the standing that it deserves mt
home and abroad, aud enlist the
co operation and membership OF
every newspaper man ion the state.
The book will be very valuable
addition 20 the sanctum Of every
newspaper man, rs the papers in it
contoin much interesting and i'm
structive matter TO the craft While
all the addresses are good, those
of Col. ~. IT, Dennis. on II he
Libel Law, us Use and Abuse"
and cx .Supt. OF Free Schools Virgil
A.. Lewis, on "Thc History Of West
Virginia Newspapers" and Hon.
w T.. Mansfield, on Newspaper
legislation are Of great value to
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SAFELY IN THE PEN.
-Four OF the CounterIcitcrs Get 1--WE
Years Each.

-Four OF the COunIerteiters Get Two
Years Each.
In the Federal Court at Clarks-
burg last week the Grand Jury re-
turned indictments against jerome
Rogers, Andy Glover, Slick"
Cleary, Sanford Collins and JOS. f.
SisIcr for couuteriel;ing In this
county. Rogers, Glover and Co
Inns confessed and were sentenced
to TWO years each in the pcui,en-
tiary. Cleary stood trial and was
promptly found guilty and SEN
fenced to two years also. AS there
was no evidence at all against Sisler
except the lying confession of Col
Inns, the District Attorney refused
to prosecute the case aud dismissed
him. The Grand Jury bad brought
an indictment on the confession
OF Collins duplicating Sisler, but
afterwards he contradicted himself,
so that it was no use to try Ssler
on that evidence. We are glad that
Joe got off, for he is a good fellow
and nobody hardly believed him
guilty. l.. IL. Wolfe, of near
BrucetOD, who had been arrested
also on the testimony Of Collins,
came out all right, as the Grand
Jury could find no Indictment
against him. Special officer Faw.
cett arrested him on warrant
from his superior officer and had
no evidence at all against him, but
was only acting under orders. We
are glad Mr.. Wolfe comes out with
flying color5.
The four who were convicted
were taken TO Moundsyille last Sat
urday by Deputy Marshal Dan
Jackson and others. The money
that Special Officer Fawcett found,
81 five dollar gold" pieces in all,
was boxed up with The two pair Of
mouIds and battery etc, and ship
ped to headquarters at Washington.
while the half gallon jug Of sui
phuric acid that The CONTRIBUTORS
used IN cleaning and polishing the
money was broken and the contents
thrown away. OF the money ff-
teen pieces had been gold plated
aud seventeen we're 'raw material"
All we're dated 1880 and were found
on Monday Sept. 9th, with the
moulds, Jug OF acid and book Of
Instructions and part Of the battery
bid Jon tho cliff Of . big rock near
the old Amman Tannery on Tie
pike between Brandouvillo and
Terra Alta by Special Officer O. w.
Fawcett, who did such effective
work in hunting mp and arresting
and bringing 20 justice this gang Of
contradictions,
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Hudson Happeninrs.

Correspondence Of The Argus
Sandy creek is getting very low.
Il. ID. Spiker will hold the fort here
this winter and command the kid
forces, how to shoot the shute"
What some people know would FIJI a
book. What they don't know and
never will know, would fill Andrew
Carnegie's library.
The crop OF the orchard, the meadow
and the deep-tangled wild wood, has
been heavier this year, than for a long
time past and if we don't miss our
guess, the winter will be hard and
long. aud cold in proportion.
Things worth seeing Our old
burg when she gets street cars; a
chicken food thatll make roosters Law;
Art Galloway hugging' a telephone
pole, thinking it was his girl; an auger
thaJIl bore square hole.
We have been having very dry
weather here for some time. 1t is very
hard on new wheat thai has Just been
sown. and the streams are drying up so
mat IT makes it difficult thing for
stock tn get water Some one call on
Mark Hanna to pray for more rain
Chestnuts are now on the market
and the small boy is enjoying himself
so hugely that he doesn't care whether
school keeps or not, and he'll soon be
getting rosy enough to think he has a
swing on the whole world. But the
compulsory school law will take the
kinks out of him, and then he'll wish
that school never did keep.
Our daily mail route direct from Pts
gah TO Morgans Glade, connecting
with the Kingwood mail at Valley
Point and the Terra Alta mail at
Morgans Glade, is now in n fair wav
of completion, il some lantern jawed,
mule-eyed, leopard-spotted miser does
not stand up and raise his wheezened
old voice AGAINST it. Just why n large
portion of Pleasant and Grant districts
should be so disconnected and given
no more accommodation than If they
were cannibals and lived n thousand
miles on the other side Of eternity. is
more than we can understand. But
probably when rs poor. deluded NOR
tails get To heaven, and those stingy.
miserly snobs get to That plac, where
they don't need overcoats to keep them
warm, then, perhaps we'il understand
better. PAss1M ScElBBo.
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Glaiesville
Correspondence of tho Argus.
II i, still dry md int.

Correspondence of the Argus.
1t - still dry and hot.
Que farmers are done cutting their
corn.
Emjel l.. TIibb, of near here, lost a
fine horse recently.
Jacob KEGS In, his new DWELLING
house 80 he can live i'm it.
a j. Brown was ut Morgantown last
Friday on business.
John w Massie has the I, to his
dwelling house under roof
5. n. Rogers was at Morgantown two
days last week with produce.
d. G Xinn. the now postmaster has
taken charge of the postoilicc
Mrs. George shaft Of nca- this
place. Is reported Oh the sick list
RI VI MasSie and w. II. Xinn were
at Grafton last Saturday on business.
The fran Of linn 81 : ~ p are re ting
IN the + fall and winter stock OF eood DIS
Tr. and Mrs Il. X sutton were at
Morgantown last Thursday on business.
era Mt Walls is making arrangements
TO build dwelling house on his farm
soon
Willie and Johnnie Watson have gone
to Falrmont to work in the Watson
mines.
Miss Ella Orr. OF Fairview. was visit
ing at MIR. and Mrs. D.. G. zinn's re-
Gently.
r. p Brand. the stock dealer ship
ped car load of lambs TO Baltimore
recently.
Our roller Touring mill is running
every dav and they are way behind
with their grinding
Miss Maud Brand. Of Kinpwood. has
been visiting in our community since
our last writing.
w T.. Shnrps and family. Of indie
Dcndcnce, were calliur on ID G. linus
last sunday afternoon.
Charley Brown. Of Wobs'cr. who has
been here helping Or. T. *. Sutton has
returned 20 his bomc.
Rev J y. Williams has been called
ms p1stor Tor the Baptist church at this
place for asothcr year.
Mis-. Sallic Miller. Of near Browns
Chapel. Monougalia county. is staying
at Mrs George Skaters
William Price is carrying tho mail
from here TO Independence for Joseph
Riggleman, the contractor.
Rev B1vard. 81 Ohio. q DicipIe min
ister IS holding series of meetings in
the school house az this place
Miss Emma IIisuer 81 ncar Browns
Mill who has been staying 40 Mrs R
$. Wc.ch has returned TO her home
S n Rogers and y. r.. Fortncv were
at Independence last Saturday attend
ing the Lyon district Sunday-scbool
Convention.
Daniel ID Dixon Is building 20 kitchen
go his dwelling house Ellis Turner,
Of Morgautowu, is doing The carpenter
work
Miss Marie l.. Zinn who has boon
visiting 40 Mrs Kate Vests ut Evans
willie Che past two weeks, returned to-
her home last Thursday
Miss Nollic Price. Of near Browns
Chapel, MouOnr1 Iia county. who has
been staying at Mrs ID g.. Iinu's the
past two months has returned to her
home
a singing school class has been or.
ganizcd 40 Che Gordon No T. church
near this place by Nr Fcttv. from
pcuu-ylvani1. 10 meets every Tuesday
evening att o o. u.
Mss Ella Uerrington. 81 Tndcpend-
cnce. who has been visiting at Mr.. and
Mrs H. s. Wclch. returned TO her home
on Saturday a w Brown, Of Browns
Mill, accompanied her home.
TAT ASD TIT.
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NOTIcE DO liz mOLDERs.

To All persons holding liens by Judgment or
otherwise. ON The real estate or any part
thereof Of J. y. Sellers.
Iu pursuance Of "a decree 81 the Circuit Court
Of Preston county, mauc in cause therein
pending, 90 subject Che real estate az the said
Jacob l. Sellers On tire satisfaction AZ the liens
thereon, YOU are hereby required 90 present alf
claims held bv you and each of YOU against tho
said u j. sellers which are liens uu his cal
estate or amy part uf It, Tor adjudication. 10
me nt my Once IN Klncwrod. pre.ion county,
West Virginia. ON or before the 25th day ~
October. a.. d.. 1877.
Given under my hand This 9Sth day ~ Sep
tCmLCr. 4. d., 1897
.. w WATSON. Commissioner,
93o o. 40 a. g5l.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-14

The Church Calendar, of Wheel
ing. has been enlarged to II seven
column, eight page paper, and IL
one of the best in the State. Ii
contains much information from
all parts of the State, and is ably
edited by Rev. o. Ii. Moye and de
serves a liberal patronage. 1t i.
the organ of the Catholic Church
in this State, and should be read
by all the members of that creed.
We are glad TO note this evidence
of prosperity on the part Of Bro.
Moye.
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just as We go to press we learn
that the trial of Gov. Atkinson s
wife Cor forgery, in the Circuit
Court Of Gilmer county at Glen
vile, has ended for the time being
with a "huhg" Jury. That body
came INTO court yesterday and an.
nounced that they could not agree l..
The jury stood seven for acquittal
and five for conviction. Politically
the jury stood seven Democrats
aud five Republicans.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO the Creditors of Thomas W Ashby, de-
ceased
In pursuance Of "A decree of the Circuit Court
Of tho county OF Preston, made in a cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate of
The said Thomas w. Ashby To the payment of
his debts. you are required To- present your
claims against the estate of the said Thomas
W. Nshby for adjudiCati ion tu James A. drown
'ommssi' ner nj his office I'm the said county
on or before the 9th day Of November next.
witness !. w. Watson. Clerk of said Court .
this 22nd day OF September, 1897.
;. ". WATSON, Clerk.
Brown Hyde, Att'ys. 10 - g7-Bt : 25
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-14
INAUGURATION
OF the New President Of the
University.
Fifteen Hundred Invitations Issued
for the Affair.

Fifteen hundred invitations were
issued fpr the inauguration of
President Raymond Of the State
UniFei Slty. reading "a follows:
Tn! Board Of Regents
Invites YOU to be present AT the
Inauguration OF
jerome Hall Rymon Pin. d.,
Us President Of
West Virgins University,
October thirteenth and fourteenth
eighteen hundred and ninety. seven
NJ Irgantown, West Virginia.
The following program was sent
out with the invitations:
Inauguration Exercises
Wednesday, Oct. -,
Addresses
10a. IN.
Hon. Geo. g. Sturglss. President
Board of Regents.
Rev. M. Woods, MarLinsburg.
Hon. John w. Mason. ex. Commits
sioner Internal Revenue.
Hon. NJ. IL. Dent, Judge Supreme
Court OF Appeals.
Hon. j. II. Trotter. State Superin =
tendent of Schools.
Hon. w. l.. Wilson. Pres't Wash
lngtou and Lee University.
$3.50 p. IN.
Hon. Chas. James Faulkner, Uni
ted States Senator.
DR.. Chls. Kendall Adams, Presi-
dent University Of Wisconsin.
Hon. Stephen Is. Elkins, United
States Senator.
DIR. b. +. uagerman, President
Bethany College.
DR.. w. j. Holland, Char cellor OF
Western University Of
Pennsylvania.
DR.. William Rainey Harper, Presi
dent University of Chicago.
8 p. IN. to 1890 p. m.
Reception in the Gymnasium,
Thursday, Oct. IA.
10 Il. m.
Hon. Geo. W. Atkinson, Governor
of West Virginia.
Rev. Geo. w. Peterkin, Bishop of
West Virginia.
DR.. Il. Benz 1min Andrews, prest.
Brown University.
Prof. Robert a. Armstrong, Vice
President West Virginia
University.
Mr.. Harry SHAW, student represen.
tative.
DR.. Jerome IL. RAYMOND, Prest.
West Virgini. University.
The foot ball 9 tme in the after
noon between Westminster College
and W. V. u. will conclude the
exercises.
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NnrIcl Il - nnLnlR..

ro1 persons holding lions by Judgment or
otnerwi-o. on thc rcil estate or any part
thereof Of GEORGE Sheets
fu pur .uance of a decrcc Of tbe Circuit Court
of gre. con county made iu 10 cause therein
pending fp sub lcrf The real estate of tho said
George sheets tu the satisfaction OF the lions
thereon. you are hereby required tu present ali
claims hc.d iv you tud each of you against tho
said George Shoots. which are liens on Doll. real
c-tato or any part of be- lur adjudication Co me.
at my Office iu kiugwOoi, Preston county West
a. d.. 1890
Given under my hand This 18th day of scpteu
hor. s.. d.. 1870 .. W " ArsoN, Comr.
l930W &C. 50 g3J
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
COuWis-iOyEEs OFgiCF
Kirsw0od W Va sept ~. 1904
i. J.. Mc,Il.ahan
ElIly

W LVUTy.
Jacob !. sellers ct al
The above emitted chanCery cause, by de-
cree OF the Circuit Court at Preston county
4. D.. 1877. having been referred tp the UNDER
signed COWmiEsipUer In ChtucCry. with tho
following directions TO ascertain and report
the real estate owned by the defendant J. l..
Sellers, the state and condition of the tito
thereto, the liens aud charges thereon, their
amounts, character, prorities, and to whom
owing and that he report any other pertinent
matter which may he deemed so by himself, or
required bv tho parties or any Of them
The parties 20 said cause, to wit j. y. Nc.
Clanahan, plaintiff, and y. l.. Sellers. Guy FL
lott, Isaac Elliott, trustee. and Jacob smith
defendants, will. therefore, take notice. that
on the 18th day Of October. \. d.. 1897. ut my
Office IN kingwoud. Preston county, West ViT-
ginin, shall proceed 20 execute said decree.
Given under my hand this 28th day OF Sep
tember, a. D. 1897.
j. w. WATSON, Commissioner.
Brown & Hyde, Att'ys. 1890 o. IT'S IS
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CoNMIssiOHER' OFFICE,
KmgwoOd, W. Va, sept. y, 1897
WIN. e. Brown
Equity

4 ltlNllN.
Thomas aud Snyder ct al
The above entitled ChauCcry cause, by a de-
cree OF the Circuit court of Preston comfy
made therein. ON the 2ud day of September, =,
~, lSH. having hcon referred to tir. under
signed Comni~ siunCr iu Ch-nccry. with the fol
loving direct iouS g., settle the Partnership
affairs Of the company mentioned IN the hill in
This caust; to ascertain the Indebtedness of
c.'ch member of the Compa' In pTopurti, u to-
the number Of shares uf stock owned 10y HING
90 ascertain the amount of the assets Of the
sud company, aud 20 ascertain any and all
other matte necessary 10 the settlement = =
e u-iug up of aid Uarit crslip affairs. aud that
he report any othcr pertinent matter which
NAV Q deemed So by himself. or required by
the parties on any Of them:
ne parties - said cause, 81 wit WIN. G..
l.ruwl =. \. Irdtt Geo a. Villa : aud Thos.
II. i'ill plaintiffs, ana Elisha Thomas, 4. w
snyder. Henry Copeman and WIN G. Wsrlcy
def dauts. Will, therefore, take notice that
on the icth day Of November, \. u 1891, at my
ot'icr i'm Kinaw'od. Preston county, west Nir.
ginio. shall proceed TO execute said decree
iyon under my hand this 2sth day OF Sep
tCWhcr, \. D., 1871.
j. w. ArsoN Commissioner
81 80 q, g. 20 EDl
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What excuse has the Fairmont
ItdeT for making such AN absurd
and ridiculous statement as is con =
tanned in the following item q?
The President Saturday appoint.
&c Joseph f. Hoke, of Kingwood, ,
\ Circuit Court Judge at Windsor,
y. 5.
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10 the Randolph county seat re-
location fight, which ended last
week, Beverly won by about sixty
votes, the total vote for the county
bong 3,342, Of which Beverly re r.
eeiyed / 400 and El6ius ,042, but
being required by law 90 have a
three Gfths vote in order to wiu,
Sacked about sixty votes Of the nee
e8sary majority. Elkius is raising
terrible howl over her defeat, and
charging fraud and bribery end all
kinds Of rascaIity on The part OF
staid old Beverly. and swearing
they will contest The election and
have recount, etc., butitwill avail
them nothing, for they are licked
and might as well give up grace.
fully and mako tbo best OF DO.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
CuvWssrouEE's OFFICE.
EiurwOud. ~. Va Sept. ~. 1870


" EUTUTTl
George sheets 90 all
fhr above entitled Chaucery canso. bv o de-
cree of fho Circuit Court ~ Irr-feu county.
made herein ou tho ist day uf September. a
N. f-1r. having been ref. rred tO iho uudcr-
.i4uod commissioner boo Cbaucery, WITH tho ful-
lowing directions Co ascertain and report mo
rouI estate owned by tho defendant. George
sheets fhc animal rental value thereof. tho
state and condition Of The title thereto. tho
liens nud charges thereon. their amounts. char
acfpr uriuritics. uUd fo whom owing. aud that
hr report amy other yer incui matter which
may pee doomed .o hy himself OBJ required by
tio parties or any of them
Tro parties ~ said olu-c. tp VIE W.. W.
Graham. UlIiuti0 AND George Shoots. George a.
williams If.fOu. g. 81 Bishop FoliE HI
liott. Jr.. " lf. Nctheuy. Tho Bank 20 King
wood and r.. =. Crae4u. trustee defendants 4.
will therefore. tlEo notice Shat ou Tho 18th
d1y of october a % lsN. 200 IVY Office iu
Mngwnud. Preston county. West virginia, /
shall urDrrnd fu execute said decree.
Given under my hand Dis 18th day 80 ScptcW-
Der. A . ID 1870
D.. W WArsov Commissioner
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The above entitled chancery cause by "A de-
cree Of the Gu cult Court OF Preston county
made therein on the nth day Of September (
j., 1897. having been referred To the under
signed Commissioner I'm Chancery, with the
following directions 10 ascertain and report
the real estate owned by Thomas W Ashby
deceased, In Preston rOuntv. the state and con
dltOn OF the title theT ctO, the liens aud charges
thereon. their amounts. character priorities
ana % whom owing; 10 state. audit aud settle
the ADMINISTRATION accounts OF Lloyd &. Shnffer
sheri n of Preston county. and IA snch adj minis
TRAITOR OF Thomas W. Ashby. deceased and that
he report any other pertinent matter when
may toe deemed SO by himself, or required by
the parties or any OF them
The parties 20 said cause to.wit Jesse w
Shaner. pa Min. and Parker Ashby, TIannalI
J.. Shafter wife of VI w. Shaffer james W
Ashby, Eucephus W. Ashby, Thomas L. Ashbv
Mary W. Arnold wife OF David j. Arnold Hes
ter A. Ashbyr children and heirs of Thomas W
Ashby, deceased. Thomas s. Ashby Eusebius
w Ashby and Lloyd Shaner. sheriff Of Pres
TOT county, and a. such administrator of Thos
w. Ashby deceased, defendants, will. there
Tore take notice that on the 9th day OF Novem-
Der. A. D., 1897. "a my office n KinRwOod Pres
ton county, West Virginia. l shall proceed to
execute said decree.
Given under nv hand tnhs end dav Of SEN
TENDER, 4. H.. 1877
JAMES A BRowN. Com'r In Chancery
t923 o. g $40
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Was Very Nervous

400 S77othef;ra sp5i:s crd Could
Flot Sisop co-,cs1 Called IL
Neuralgia ana Indigestion.
al bad pains ia r,y head, neck end
Shoulders SAID al through my body but
th"y were most severe Ia my left eide.
The doctor called IL neuralgia and in
digestion. was confined TO my bed for
eight months. ! was very nervous, had
fmoi herring spells and could not sleep. 1
Tral OF ccrcs - Hoods sarsa2arilla nud
OF case siE'ilsr 90 mine. My husband
procured bottic, and began taking il.
Alter taking one bottle felt better. wa
able 20 res; SEd my app ,itc improved.
con inued until my nervousness -va1
cured and / was much better 81, every
way. Ply husband has also been beae-
htod b. Hoods sarsapGrillc." MARY y.
sroNE, Spain 'iiie, Virginia
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The County Court did one good
thing at least at its late session. IT
appointed one Of its mem bers a
special commissioner 10 examine
the dockets and books Of the JUS
tlces Of the Peace IN this comfy
and report in regard to the fines
collected by them, and the disposi-
ton made of the same. This paper
has been calling attention to the
necessity for an investigation Of
this kind for some time, anil now i,
is TO be done by thoroughly CON
petent allicial, Mr.. julius Scherr.
Ct Eglon, the memb Der Of the Court
from Union district, and an old
Justice of the Peace himself and
one of the best business men in the
county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-14

The Temple cup will stay in Bal.
timore another year. 1t has been
there twice in succession, for the
first time in it's history, and If the
Orioles take it again it is theirs
absolutely. The former cham pion,
also take sixty per cent o. the re.
celpts, while the winners OF the
pennant will get but forty per cent.
This helps soothe the soreness OF
the Baltimore club over losing the
championship this year. Boston
won it by superior playing and de-
serves 1t. Truly base ball is the
great national game of this country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-14
Road SURVEYORS
For the Different Districts OF Preston
County for the Next Two Years.

The following p,rties were ap-
pointed Zoo boss Che roa buslaess
IA this county for two years from
January /, 1898:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Thomas w. Ashby's heirs et al.

CoNNIssIoNER's OFFICE.
KingwoOd. " Va, Sept - lsgT
Jesse W Shafer
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Hoods sa na+iiia
Hoods Pills iS5 hsr ss4ss4i. ~'H

Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Further.
Sold by all druggists. 81. SIX for %.
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COMMISSIONERS NoTICE.

brown & IIyde. Att,ys.