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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06

tho iollo&jng points in SD rman g
character through published in
terview with "Gath, of the Cinciu-
natl Enquirer:
"Heis a cold, colorless, selfish ma 4 ,
with no friends, no generosity, no
spark anywhere about him, incapa-
bic Of sacrifice, afraid OF independ-
ence and without talents"
Let me hear some particulars on
that head. Did he have good habits?
81 don't believe he ever took a
drink. He had not az one Of the
English authors saya, a single re-
deoming vice. AZ. the same time
he had no reverence Of piety. About
the time l knew him he was deeply
absorbed III getting rich. No mat
ter what he says, he is very rich
man, and he has made his money
through the advantages Of position
and legislation"
You ought to know something
about That, az yon were there. Low
do you suPpose he made his money!"
81 never had any doubt but he
made a good deal Of it through the
rise in whiaky after the imposition Of
the tax. HIS attention was turned
to M alters Of revenue through the
anxiety to MAKO money by tho, sc
changes of Legislation. 1 havo also
been OF the belief that through the
banking house of Jay Cook g. Co, lie
had much croft"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06

jack. Money -ls-a Ltle-scarce aIoQrg
ue, but our farmers are not discoura-
geo, and since the excitement Of the
Oampmeeting has passed into obliv-
ion cur farmers are busily turning
up Che brown mother earth, propar-
ing another harvest. Whatsoever
ye SOW, that also shall ye reap"
The bib class at the AlendeI
Sohoo!-house is in G2urishing con-
1itior.
The Methodist and Baptist Sun
day School convention conyeues at
the Gordon School-house, September
5th and 9Th.
Mr.. Laudy squires who lives near
Newburg, bad his hand badly torn
by a threahiug machine one day last
week.
Mrs. Hunter Fortney who has
been confined TO her room for sever
al months, il no better.
a.. Ill. H., u,..
-, 49, JD"e "'1"I WIN
-. ~ , -, 'aI's" " "''' i"te'y 10
- 80 '''9 '''N'"s H"" III Ou'
IT,
r"uch discussed by many Of the oiti-
:. .;,., 80 W. on'y ~
-. e.. = 60 'n'o 'O'H'-
$780, 49, 'I" 10 .D' p0'' 'n''N e,S o.
i;oo.,a.:... 1870 'I0 0''''
,l;sba5 "a -, .'l' h'Op "''0,n-
800, - - '"'o 0HH' "''F'
80 VI, '""h ~" i'-
aroo, 49,, .sS. ~ ''' 'IS 'H"' "
70 cot q nyoror tv,u'Ia h,f oo1 @Do
1920 Dr. i 49, 'i Jul
$1,000. ..l. " ",'' '''S'
than - l,ono~ ca n. T''
o,.., - r, - &c ,
~-,.. " pa l''7 VI
moiSu' P'"g a' 'he shr'ne Oh mammon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06
The Ohio Canvass.

The brag and buster of the Re
publicans deceive no one. When they
say the Democrats have abandoned
all hope o. e!ectiug Ewing and are
concentrating their efforts to save
the Legislature, we recognize the
trick as familiar one, played in
1873 when Allen was elected, and
in 1877 when Bishop was successful
by over 10000 maj ority. It had no
effect then and will have none low.
Everybody with an ounce of gump-
ton knows the race will be o close
one, that the canvass will be hot
one, and that both parties will strain
every nerve TO bring their voters to
the polls and make converts. This
is 3 matter of course. General Ew-
ing interviewed by a Post reporter
at Steubenville on Wednesday was
disinclined to talk politics, but ex-
pressed every confidence he would
win. That the Democrats are h ope-
ful we have abundant proof in the
tone Of their press and from we'll
posted Ohio Democrats We meet ev.
cry day or two.
The committee appointed by The
Toledo National Convention bao in
dorsed Ewing, and some Of the most
noted Greenbackers in the State are
on the stump for him, including
General Cary, pr. Sturgeon, Stephen
Johnston and others Of the foremost
men. 1t is computed he will get two.
thirds Of the 10000 greenback votes
polled last fall, This would give him
a majority oyer Foster Of $4,000. The
idea Of there being a detection of so
called Democratic hard money men
is set down as absurd by every Ohio
Democrat with whom we have
talked.
IbaL ihe Eepublcan8 feel thor
prospects are desperate is shown by
their extraordinary efforts. Already
two Cabinet mioi.tors nave been on
The stump in the State, and John
Sherman The other night got down
to tho level Of making beer hall
sPeeche7 in Cincinnati, to coddle the
Germans. Hayes i8 TO make"a prog
ress through The State The black
mailing machine at Washington is
extracting The needed funds from the
government clerks, and Sherman's
New York First National will make
liberal contributions from the profits
acoruing from tho extension Of its
83G0OOOCO indebtedness TO the GOV.
eminent OF course money is q pow.
erlol lever, but we don't believe the
State can be bought away from Ew
ing aud the Democracy,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06
KINGwoQD, SEPT ., 1870.

THE ARGUS under It's new manage.
ment, proposes to take the names Of
sore head Republicans "singly OF 10
clubs We shall be pleased to &C
commodate union Democrats on th,
same terms -JO1uHaL
No We didn't propose to do any
thing Of the kind. We said not hing
about "sore head Republicans; and
besides, the designation doesn't an
ply with very stunaing force to the
orest, sterling men to whom we did
refer. II they are affected with "eore
heads" you'll find, young man, that
the disease ia becoming decidedly
epidemic among healthy Drained Re-
publicans, and that they are coming
"singly and in clubs" to the support
ofthe ARGUS the PEOPLES PAPER
Just put that in your smoke and
pipe it, Mr. Journal
Accommodate Union Democrats,
will you? Why bless your simple
heart, don't you see that Union
Democrats want nothing to do With
you? That is just why these prod
igals" are returning TO their "fatn-
ere houee |" It's Union Democracy
instead OF the "sore- head" Republi-
can disease that has taken hold OF
them Take off your war apectaoles,
neigbbor, and you viii be able to
see the graniest sight Of your life
the whole land, from sea to sea and
from The lakes to the gulf, swarmiug
with Union Democrats, whose watch.
cry, that is swelling into a mighty
chorus, is "a union of States, a I'm
ion o. hearts, union oil hands and
the flag Of our Union forever And
the country hears and knows there is
victory in that shout, and that's
what's the matter-that's why iIs
booming even in anticipation Of the
good time coming-the year Of ju-
bilee
You'll find but little difficulty,
friend, in Accommodating" all the
Union Democrats that will apply to
you, we reckon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06
PRESTON COUNTY.
SCHOOL ITEMS OF INTEREsT-LITER
AIRY NOTES THE ARGUS PRINTING

SCHOOL ITEMS OF INTEREsT-LITER-
AIRY NOTES THE ARGUS PRINTING
COMPANY.
Correspondence 10 the Register.
The youths Of this county between
the ages Of six and twelve, are {. ESQ
Eighty one teachers have been ex-
amined aud granted certificates; SO.
No. !; %, No. 2, and 2, No. 3. Our
normal schools have again opened for
their fall terms. The County Insti-
tnte, as conducted by Prof. Crago, OF
Morndsyillo. wa7 very creditable.
Prof. Crago stands high as an eGuca.
tor here.
The Tunnelton Crescent Comedy
Gompany's second entertainment
Friday evening, August 10Th, at
their hall in TunneltoD, was quite q
success.
Rowlesburs has a Young Mems
Musical and Literary Association.
The West Virginia ARGUS has
passed into the hands of the ARGUS
Printing Company with Geo. Pur-
cell, of FeIlowsville. as editor. 1t
unfrrls ita banner with ringing
declaration OF uus@erving fidelity to
the cardinal principles of Democra-
cy. S. T. w.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06

The Plttsburg Post Gays shat Gen.
EwING's description in his Steuben-
vile Grafton, Of the life OF the vo'un-
teer colder, from the time he leaves
home until he returns brouzod and
var worn veteran, is one Of the hap
piest h..H Of war orstory or literature
Of the present day Thousands at
Steubenville could appreciate il, but
CHARLEY FOSTER couldn't. CHARLEY
has business at home-calico and
sheer pelts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06
Tho Ohio Campaign.

The warm politica. canvass in
Ohio has developed in an amusing
way the quick American apprecia.
ton Of good Joke. Thus when the
Cincinnati Gazette asked the people
to support its candidates upon the
ground of their superior wealth, say
ing that IAN interesting taDlo, pub
llshed e sowhere, showing the com
parative standing as tax payers OF
the Republican aud Democr 4tic nom
ineeo--for every dollar paid into the
county treasury by the Democratic
candidates the Republican capdi-
dates, 1T appears, paid five" AN ir-
reverent Democratic journal imme-
diately shouted; Eyes, that is what
we have always said of your party
boated bondholders!" And whom
Mr.. Foster tie other day exclaimed
in one Of his speeches. ave fought
four years to preserve this Union
the laugh was universal as a man in
the crowd promptly rejoined; "You
didn't do any such thing, you sold
goods in your store for four years and
made money, while Gen. Ewing and
Gen. Rice we're at the front. '-It
will not do for candidates to address
American audiences upon the as
sumption that their records" are
not known.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06

GENL. EwINs, G.nl. Rice AMI
Gem. Prosperity lead the Democrat
ic ticket in Ohio, and will knock the
mercantile schebang of Foster &
HIckenlooper into worse than smith
Greens. Tue aristocratic Charles had
as we'll have a mill stone fastened
about his neck, aud be cast into the
raging canawl as to tackle that ticket
with a fellow hanging on to his coat
tails answering 20 the name Of HEX,
enlooper.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06

THE Baltimore Gascttc states the quos
ton i'm very few words. Here they are.
"fho Republican party, through its plat
form ana pro's everywhere, is commit
ted to tho doctrine that the war oblitora
ted state lines and made this a contral-
i"od nation, with powers similar to those
possessed by an empire. Tho Democrat
ic party continues TO maintain tho doc
trine til at we are a nation so far as tho
powers delegated TO the Federal agents
extend, and that for all othor purposes we
arc rorublic OF sovereign States. In
other words tho Den ocratic party is tho
constitutional party Of tho Lind now, as
it alwrys was. Tho issue is plainly one
between the republic and Capitalization,
ana we couldn't sag moro five made a
two hours speech"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06

GEO. PURCELL has assumed editor.
isl management of the "West Viz
GINA Argus" lie says in his saluta-
tory that the paper will be "uncom
promisingy Democratic" whatever
that means,-H,tntingt5n Cou11.er-
cal
1t means that we are unoompro-
misingly opposed to the centraliza-
ton schemes Of the so called Repub-
lican party, in which it ia sought 10
rear upon the ruins OF the States an
imperial despotism. 1t means that
we are uncompromisingIY in favor OF
restricting the assumption and ezer-
eise OF federal authority and power
within the limitations Of the Cons.i-
tuition; ard that we view with grove
and jealous fears the eucroachments
THAI have been made and which are
still attempted by the so-callcd Re
publican party uron the rights and
Liberties Of the people.
1t means that We are rncompro-
misingly in favor Of eubordinating
The military to the civil authority. rs
against the theory and practice Of
The so-oalled Republican party.
1t means that We are unconpro-
m ieiys, g, c,.v1.--l - 4L
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06
Lyon District Itoms.
Editor A1qus

I"'tV| H/BU3.
We are having beautiful weather
at present Our farmers are al
about done thresaiug wheat. Wheat
in this section Birds Creek is a
splendid crop. The farmerJ cay they
have not had as fine wheat crops for
years Corn is promising bounG-
iul crop Our valley Of Birds Creek
seldom ever falls to yield the best
corn cropa, that Preston can produce
Buck"heat is proniglng many dap.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06

"Bracton, The KInowood corro
spondent Of the Wheeling Rso.,e.
in it's issue of AUG 28tb conclndas
as follows: "The REG1sTrp never
fails to meet its mauv readers boro
1t ia anxicusly looked for and gen
orally accepted as the newsraner n
the State.
We hear of quite a number n
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06

fnE yellow foyer has been bad enough
at Memphis this year, but It's ravagos arc
not nearly equal to what they were in
1878. Until Tho last week or two New
Orleans has been almost free from dis
case, and il is now only very slowly APP
preaching tho diinonsions ofan opidom-
ic ,hore. At the most, IL can but nave n
month longer to runin eithcr city, and
the mortality list cannot come near that
OF last year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06
MATCHMAKING AND
= L f. OK s HIM

Tho undor7igncd are prepared TO do
any work IN i"eir line in prompt man
rcr, and at reasonable rates.
~ Special attention givon To- wagon
making and hOrsc-shooing,
DUNN d. SHIRER,
Ju2ltl2 KingwOod, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06

'i'o "ISO MoI'Nay OF SoptemDer, 1879,
VS.. YIN EOITTVX
Susanah Teats
The object of this snit is TO obtain a
divorce from thc bonds of matrimonv.
solemnized April lith, 1867.
And it appearing that the defendant is
not resident Of this State, she is. tboro-
fore, hereby required to oppcar hero, at
Rules to be held for said Court. on the
last Monday Of September. instant and
do WAT is necessary to protect her in>
terests herein. Ana on motion of tic
piaintf " his attorney it is ordered
that tho foregoing be published i'm the
" West Virginia Argus, " weekly
newspaper published in this county. A
copy-Test. SMITH CRANE. Crk.
JNo. BARTON PAYLE, ltCy for PPH
The said defendant, Susannah Teafs
will also take notice that SHAH. on the
first day of October, 1879, at tho Court
house in Kingwood, Preston county.
West Virginia, between tho hours Of
a, IN. and p. IN. Of that day, proceed TO
take the DISPOSITIONS of Conrad Ringer
and others to be read as evidence ON nv
behalf in certain suit in lequity, pend
inS in the Circuit Court IN the county of
Preston, wherein you arc defcnda mt and
l am plaintiff. Re-prly yours,
JoHN Il. TEArs,
BY his counsel, Jno. Barton Payno.
Kingwood, ". Va, Sept. "a. 1879.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-09-06


We clip the following paragraph
from a letter written by Cen. WIN
Henry Harrison in 1888. Two
years aiterwa.d he was elected Pres
ident by an unprece ented majority.
We hope those who are now clam
orlng against State rights will be
Profted by it's perusa.; mo one, |
think, can we'll understand the char.
acter OF our peculiar Government
without having it impressed upon
his mind that our Uuion is a union
OF sovereign Independent States, and
that In every particular where pow
er is not expressly surrendered by
that instrument to the General Gov
erpment it is retained by the States,
and that in relation to matters so
retained they are completely sover-
eign and independent Of tae General
Government and of each other as are
France and Great Britain.
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To Inventors and Mechanics

PATENTS and how 10 obtain them.
Pamphlet Of 90 pages froo, upon roccipt
OF Stamps for Postage. Address
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Order of Publication
TaCy ana trU, n.
Sept. lat 1870,

VEST VIRGINIA, S.:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
tho Circuit Court Of Preston county. ON
tho first Monday of September, 1870,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
iNOVEDADE ES!
EN- ''LA EsFERA' DE BARToLOME sIMONEr
CALLE DE LA FORTALEZA NUM-. "a,
ANTIGUA QULNCALLA DE HARDOY

Abanicos surtidos, albums, agujas superio-
res, anilos, armonlas, brochas, boquillas de
espum.lla, botones de Gdo,no de todas classes,
brazaletes y toda clase de bjsuteria, bandeas
fnas, brooches para mantilla de cauchuc do
radios, cucaillos y tenedores finos yvarados,
corbatGs q chGlinas hermosfsimas para seflo-
ras y caballeros, cnturones novedad, cuerdas
arm6nicas, camisetas y otros tejidos de punto
de algodon, cintas de seda fnas, cristaleyia,
collares y cruces finas y variadas estambre
de todos eolores, elastico para calzado, enca-
jes, esencias fnas, foote's para calesa, .fscos
neyros de edo y pasanlane1ia, guantes de Sc
nora, hilo hule, jabones fnos, lbros en- blan-
co, lavamanos de hierro elegantes de POGO
valor, lamparas lapices, malytas de viaie,
mascaras, molinitos para cafe, petacas ciga-
rreras, palnelos, porcela1ea de todas classs,
papel sobres para cartas, papel de colores
para imprenta, paraguas, pomada, peines, pei
nillas, pet1aetds celUJoides Ultima novedad,
pulseras, pieJes de todas classes, recogedores de
faldas, tinta, tirantes, sopetes, tnbos, varillas
de ballena, violines, impermeables, g., &.
ToDo BUENO,
TODO BoNITo,
TODO BARATO.
En- LA EsFERA, Fortaleza 81 4-Bartol9Yne ST.
monet. II. 81 alb.
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ANUNCIOS 'DIVERSOS.
'MUY lMPORTlgTl PARA 81 PUBLICO.


Poseido de la mayor ansiedad, con ell de-
bido respeto al p1blco, apelo muy encarec-
damente lola cIase de personals, para que So
djgnen prestarme su apoyo, dando conocer
como tales las malas y adn peligrosas falsifca-
clones de mis- medicinas hechas principalmen-
te en- Nueva-York, de que tengan conoc-
miento.
Expenditures NADIA escrupulosos adquieren
esta broza un precio sumamente bajo, y la
venden como 81 fueran mis- genuiaas pildoras y
ungUento, logrando con este reprobado trafice
una enorme ganancia.
Ninguno de los expresados medicamentos
son genuinos, 81 no Heyan en- ell r6tulo de caGa
bote GAIA la inscription siguiente: Hozlo1Uays
Pills and Ointment, 533, OXFORD Street, Lon-
don, y ell sello del gobierno britanico, con las
palabras HolIoWGy's Pills and Ointment, gra-
badas en- el.
Las personals que tengan la bondad de infor-
mar de algnn traticante que venda las enuncia-
das medicinas falsas, seran muy bien remune:
rddas, nunca, nj EN- circumstances alguna, Sc
publicaran Sus nombres.
TOMAS HOLLOWAY
533, Oxford Street. s
II de Mario de 1879, lH,s.
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"a Gem GeEORh~

El que suscribe, en- la hojalaterfa al lado de
la Carcel, Sc 0frece al p1bllco ell todos los tra-
bajos que gusten llanarle en- composiciones de
bolnbas con sus correspondence caiierfas,
montas de cajas de aqua con id , en- los ira.
bajos de canerfas de letrnas, de plomo, zinc 6
lata de 10 que gusten, todo precios m6dcos.
Sc hacen trabajos domicilio, extra-muros
6 al campo, segun convenio; todo en- fin muy
barato tambien Sc hallan de venta en- ell mis-
mo establecimiento, garrafas de hacer helados
de cuatro reales Ell adelante, reverberos
$3.50 docena, faroles grandes de vidros
cuadrados como los que habia antes alumbran-
do en- las Gales de esta capital, al prop6sto pa
RI las haciendas, id. de pared de id. para
zaguan con sus candilejas todos pintados de
negro baratlslmos. h. I'm
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LIBROS DE- TIEIO PllA las ESsJILhS.

En- Ia mprenta del BoLETIN hay de venta los
siguientes:
Lbro de los Mics per Martinez de la Rosa,
Historia Sagrada por Frury, Nociones de Go.
mercio p0r Canseco Guia del Artesano por
Paluzie, Geometria por Valln, Agrimensura
por Verdejo, Geogratia por PaluZie, Historic
de Espaha por Ibo Alfaro, Historic Natural
por Garcia de los Santos, Aritnetica por Teja-
da, Fabulas de Esopo, Samanjego Irierte, Ju-
guetes y travesuras Flores del ciel1, Los niflos
de la Biblia, Cuent0s pintorescos, Sendero de
la virtud, Biograt1a infantil, Cuentos de Hadas,
Comedia infant Escuela primaria, Pr0grama
de Geografa, i'd de Religion Y moral, id. de
de Gralnatica castellana, id. de Geometria, id
de Fisica Y Qufnlica, id de Historic Natural, id.
de Historic Universal, f, monitor de los ninos,
Tesoro del Artesano por Caballero, Ell Amantc
de los nilos, Ell amigo de los ninos pOr Saba
tier, Aritmetica por Van, Historic de Espa-
fla por Fernandez, Principles dc Artmetica por
Barberi, Aritm6tica por Delgado, Gramatica
por fernando, Catecismo por Ripalda, Carti-
las agrarias, Prontuario de Ortogratia por la
Academia, Tratado de urbandad para niflas,
i'd i'd para nih0s, Primer libro de lectura, ms
truccion primaria por Rueda, Leccioues de
Mundo por Guerrero, El pensil de Ia ninez La
mitoogla FL sagrado corazOn, Epitome de la
Gramatica, Metodo de lectura por Flores, La
fe de la intaHcia, Gramatica por Vallin.
OTROS EFECTOS.
Medallas para premios, Billetes para pre-
mios al cromo Gran diploma de honor, Diplo
mas al cromo, Mesa revuelta en- negro, i'd do
radas, Doseles para iuagenes, Collection de car
teles, id. id de n1mero, Plumas de ave- acero,
Papel de Iturzaeta, Libro de matlicula y ella
sificacion, id. de asistencia diaria, Tablero con
tat}> res para ndmeros enteros, i'd id. para.
quebrados, Crucifjos. Mapa-Mundi, Mapas de
Espala, Estampas religiosas, Cuadros del sste-
ma metrico-decimal, iluminados. BoteIlitas
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AL Co1n0rCio.

Papel superior ingles para la correspon-
dencia mercantil, pliego grande, rayado tras-
TIN a 20 rls. resma de 4s0 pliegos Puede
venderse cortado en- medios pliegos para car
tas sin cortesia, a las personals que asi 10
prefieIan.
Tambien Sc han recibido en- Ell mismo esta-
blecimiento juegos de IIBRos DE coMERoIo
jas, cuentas corrientes. indices, copiadores
etc,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-02
EMPRESAS.
Coches de alquiler.

n%RS En- la cuadra sta la salida de
HkA Puerta de TERRA hay uno esce-
&SZ-S&- lente de seis asientos con buenas
parejas de caballos, propio para las familias
que quieran dar un paseo, 8 ir hasta Can
grejos y Rio Piedras.
Tambien Sc tienen para alquiIar buenos
OAballos de silla y coche.
ee cuidan con el mayor esmero caballos
per meeea e 10 pesos stbre, 40,