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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Or
Valuable Real Estate
IN KINGwOoD AND VICINITY

1 will sell Mt public suction before taa
'front.' door Of the Courthouse in King
wood, on
Aonday, the 22nd Day Of Aurch. 1880
being the first day of the Circuit Court
1 Tt, Iollowing real estate IN the town OF
kingwood and vicinity to.wit.
me lot lyingin SAID town on The south
sue OF Main street, bonded on the we.t
ny John II. BrOwp, on the east by James
Il. stone and extending hack to the alley
oll tne south. This lot has on it a very
comfortable and commodious
Two STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,.
Good water, stable and other out-bu,ld.
ings. an excellent garden lot. and n am
ply Of small fruits-apples add min ~.
The character and location of this mon
erty render it fNP
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE.
Also, valuable littletr OF nastpre
Iand, lying adjacent to said town on the
east, containing
ABOUT THREE ACRES.
Situated In the junction OF Main and
High streets, and adjoining James G.
McGrew OF the west
Also, very desirable little tract of
farming and grazing land, lying abolt
one iourth mile northeast of Kingwood,
ADJOINING Elijah Shaffer and others, con.
tanning
ABOUT SEVENTEEN ACRES.
Also, tract Of
500 ACRES OF FOREST LAND
in Portland district, adjoining Alfred
rner and others. NAV be offered fo,.
sale on said day. This tract is clothed
Tor the most part, with fine timber, and
IS supposed TO contain valuable mineral
deposits.
TERMS-So much cash i'm hand will
be required as will be sufficient to paw
costs OF suit and expenses of sale, and for
TOO residue, credit OF 9, IL and IB
~ nths will be given. the purchaser
givit9 interest beariug notes with
good personal security, and the title re-.
tanned until paid provided that as to
the 900 acres. will reserve the right to
fix the terms ON the day of sale, or with
draw II from sale altogether. tho forego-
ing tracts are the residue OF the real estate
OF the late Joseph Brown, aud will be
solu by virtue Of the authority OF q de-
cree OF the County Court OF Preston coun-
w, rendered ia the chancery cause Of
'iBrown's Ex'rvs. Elliott ct a
Di JAMES ". BRO WIN, Spell Com'r.
kingwood, Feb. Is. $780, ffe2tt4sI8.25.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

From our regular Correspondent
WILMINGTON, March 18, 1880.
Whatever else may be said Of Sec.
rotary SEIZURE by those that dislike
him, 1t must be admitted by all that
bic management Of the present diff
culties with The Ute Indians bas
been admirable, and successful, 90
far as results can now be estimated
II was 90 email job to induce these
sa7ages 10 give up those Of their
oumber accused Of crime, and 10
prevail upon them TO surrender their
broad reservation and hunting
groonds, held 10 common, for 100
acres a piece to be held 10 seyeraltv
and upon which they must settle
down 10 filling the coil for a lvipp.
But this, 10 substance and in brief
IS what they have agreed to. THIS
10 the FIRST settlement with aoy tribe
without giving them reservation in
the old way, but al the chiefs now
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Commissioners Sale.

the undersigned Commissioner an~
pointed by a decree Of the County Conf
OF Preston in the case OF
WILLIAM +, RINGER
Us.
LUNsFoED l.. LUDWIG,
WIZ sell a house and lot OF ground in
the town Of BraudOnviile, tho same that
was conveyed to said Ludwig by Sarah
Harmed. Said lot Is said e. contain ono
acre Of land. II Is very dosi raJle nrop.
erty. Title tolieved to be good. Sale
will take place At the front door of tbo
Court ouse in KingwoOd
ON MONDAY, MARCH %. 1880.
the first day Of the next term of the cir
cult Court Of Preston Co.
TERMS OF SALE-SO tnucb casb I'm
band IA will pay the costs ofsnit. inclun-
ing costs OF sale, aud tbs residue on a
credit Of six and twelve months. the our
the sane.
- WM. @. BRowN, JR., Coo
Feb. -, 1880 fe2lt4s0 60
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Resignation of Gen. Hawley.

Correspondence Of The Ar9its.l
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1.-THE res
ignatlon Of Gen. John B. Hawley ss
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
is surprise. There are various sur
mises DIS to it's cause, and it is proba.
able that the General is prominent
aod hopeful candidate for Governor
OF Illinois, and wants to 60 home to
look after his interests. The rel ort
thai he Was forced out, because not
favorable to John Shermsn's Presi
dental interests, is not true.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

SAN FRANCISCO March 13.-Tbe
case Of Dennls Kesrney, charged
with using vioen1 and obscene Ian
gnage and threatening q citizen
with violen g WAS again called in
tbe Police Court TO- day. TIE case
was submitted and taken under ad
visement by the court aud judgment
was rendered on Monday 10 which
day the cases vac adjourned. Kear.
ny WAS IN court but was not repre-
sented By counsel.
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HOW EsYlLLE HAPPENINGs.


Locdt Core sponde1lce Of Uie argus.
MARCH I6.-Very wet weather and
muddy roads.
Leap-year parties scarce as hens teeth.
Our public schools are all closed.
Our enterprising merchant, John j.
Cooke. is selling corn by the wagon LOAD,
and George valves the yard stick be-
hind the counter from morning until
night, showing a rich reward for enter>
prise.
ID. J. Fortney, who is teaching at
No. 10. lost two days last week on &C.
count of family joy; he is al smiles, 1t is
boy.
Our old bachelor and esteemed friend
Granville McGinnis, contemplates going
To tie Coke regions OF Pennsylvania. to
the sad cbagrin OF some of the fair sex.
who despair of his returning. But Dan
knows on which side his bread is butter>
ed, so don't coax him, and he will come
back again, gals.
VIM. III. McGinnis Jr, is teaching a
writing school at this place, also one
at the Allendar school house, and we
learn he has twenty scholars in attend
ance, w. II. is a good pensman as well
AZ good Democrat, and deserves much
credit for his skill in penma ,sbip.
We notice Mr.. Edward Shafrer, of
near Allandars Mills, is home again.
Ed. has been in the coal regions of
Pennsylvania digging coal and got int o
melee with some OF the boys and came
out best man; the consequence was he
haH IN 10 ~
Politics are beginning to boom around
our village.
n feeling the pulses of some of the
RAIDS they beat all Tor Blaine or Sherman,
they can't decide which. But one of
hem remarked to your correspondent
the other day that If Grant was nomina
ted he would support him, but he stated
he was opposed to the third term.
And, like many others, this very same
individual, under the G rant administra-
tlon, had to mortgage every dollars
worth of property to his name. and |. is
doubtfuf If he is released vet, and still
he is a third tenn Grant man, Will
people ever learn what their true inter
ests are?
On hearing Hon. VIM. Elliott's speech
on last Monday in Kingwood, III regard
To hightaxes i'm Preston county, as he
7tatod under Democratic Administered on.
we begin to fear 1t was also the cause o,
the famine in Ireland, but since every
voter knows that Preston, as an excep-
ton, is under Republican administrati on
it is plain that the Democrats did not
cause the famine, any how. But times
may change and the tables turn now. as
JAS. A. Brown and Handy Gipson are
delegates to the Republican convention
to be held on the 18th of MAJ at Wheel
ing. So much Tor old Preston.
We learn that Misses Ella and Minnie
Aller der ere very bad with sore throat;
also that Miss Rose O'Tool is quite low
with indamatory rheumatism.
Yours,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

a FEATURE Of the Republican Con-
vention on last Monday war the ap-
pearance Of three or four colo:ed
men 90 delegates: and Kinewood
District elected our worthy add IN
dustrious coiored friend Handy Clip.
con as one Of her delegates TO the
State ConveBtto1.-JournaL.
Yes. and there are a good MANY
straight rwsrd Republicans who
regard it - rather a dark feature
Of the convention--ss a very trans
parent bit Of demagogism. aod don't
you forget il.
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which shows corrsely~the number Of
ballots that have passed into the box.
The ballo,s can be removed from the
box at any time while voting is IN
pr ogress and be counted: but when
any are taken out the canceling
stamp is changed, 80 that every lot
removed from the box will bear a
different stamp. If two or more
ballots are put in at once. oaly one
is cancelled, and the register will
indicate that ouly one ballot has
been cast. The numoer Of votes
cast must agree with the number in
dicated by the register, and if they
do not agree it shows that frsudu-
| mt votes have been cast.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

a TIMELY and perhaps valuable
contrivauce has just been made By
James s, Savage, Of Boston. Itisan
invention designed to render ballot
stufbog impossible, and is known a.
"ThePattent BaIlot-bt =" The box
IS very simple one, and works az
follows: The ballot is put in At the
top, through q smallg slit, and then
passes between two rollers on the
largest Of which is a oancelipg
stsmp. After the ballot is Cancelled
IT falls into the bottom o. the boz
the receptacle for the ballots. Toe
ballot is drawn between the rollers
by the turning ola crank, aud webn
IT 10 turned bell .iogs 10 call at
teution to the fact taht the box is in
operation. A register is attached
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20
MISSOURI DEMronArIo ooSvrsrrou.

ST. LOUIS. March l6. -. The Demo
cratic State Central Commute, met
here to-day, and fixed upon May 20
as the date and Moberly az the
place for holding the State Conven-
lion to elect delegates 10 the Cincin-
natl Convention. and July 81 as the
time and Jefferson City as the place
for nominating State officers. 1t is
said that eight m embers Of the com
mittee iayor Sey mour for President.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20
TIE IRIsH RRIIRR RIrNn

DUBLIN, March l5.-The Mansion
House Relief Committee announ zee
that they have received. since the
18th inst, the sum Of CT sci. The
total Of subscriptions now amount
to 9ll7,l24. of which the sum Of
G62,4O2 has been expended, The
Committee has received since the
18th inst. 9306 from the Irish Re
hef Fund of Sacramento, Cal. 982
from the northwestern branch of the
National Home for Disabled Vol
unteer Soldiers at Milwaukee, and
i! 10 from the Irish Relief Com
mittee of New York.
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THE IRISH RELIEF SHIP.

WASHINGTON, March l5.-C,m-
mander Edward E. Potter has been
ordered to command the Const ella
ton. The Secretary of t Navy
has instructed the commandant OF
the Brooklyn Navy Yard to receive
all provisions offered for the reliei
Of the sufferers in Ireisnl, The same
to be placed on board tie Copstella
ton now at the yard.
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wool recently but we dad no. lean the
price.
Miss Lou Lawrence will eep house
for w. X. Loar at Reedsville this Sum-
mer. What has become OF Daisy
Dean r'' has she got ashamed and wil-
ted, or what2 CLIPPER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20
IMPRISONED GENERAL nouns is A-Mrsr.

-
PorTsyILLE. Pa, Mar.-l6.--A At
Hammond SCoIliery, near Grsrd-
vile, about 8 o'clock this morning,
just after the men had gone into the
shaft TO work, word reached the top
that the gangwsys had caved in and
mn risoned about twenty miners.
The men in the adj AGENT breast
came up as quickly as they could be
boistej, while others decended to
the rescue Of their companions
After several hours work, all OF the
men were released. Martin Melon.
aid vas fatally injured. but his
companions escaped with a few
bruises. The wildesc excitement
prevailed for time. and hundreds
OF frantic men, women, and children
gathered about the mouth OF the
slope. IT,
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Portland Normal Seminarg.

This school affords the best E, oil,ties in
the county for acquiring that incstimabie
prize-an education AT the least possible
expense. Young men and ladies shouIc
avail themselves of an opportunity of at
lending this Institution. w. $. BAYLEs.
county Supt, has been procured as Pro-
iesssor of the Normal Department de-
signed Tor teachers Rss~The Spring
Term will begin April 5th. 1850.
For circulars address the PRINCIPAL
l.. w. FIKE
tm2ol Portland, Preston county. VI. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20
MOZART BAND ENTERTAINMENT

The musical concert to be given by
the Mozart Band next Monday evening
at the Ccu't House Hall, promises to
eclipse all previous entertainments
here ola like character. AS it will oc,
cur on the evening of the first day Of
the Circuit Court crowded house may
confidently be anticipated, and an ar.
rangement will doubt ess be made, by
which reserved seats may be secured
in advance. E;
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NOTICE ToBurEDEsys

Bids for the erection OF a chnrch on
Tunuelton Camp Ground ~ i'll be receiv-
ed by the under signed up TO morning OF
April LIST. tSsO. cEsy
Bids should be sealed and marked
bid for church building"
For plan AM spe .ifiCs,tion catl on a. p
Bonaheld, Tuunelton. w. Va.
NJ. {. GIBSON, Foreman OF Com.
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JUDICIAL SALE
CHARLES NJ. BISHOP
Us. IL Eor,-,.
WM. f. AsHBY ct al,
and
Bishop & MORRIS
Us. prrYr,
SAME.
IN EQUITY.
SAME.

Pursuant TO and by virtue OF n decrea
oil me circuit Court OF Tucker connty
rendered at the Fall term. 1879. in the
ABOVE styled causes, will, on
TUESDAY, THE FEST DAY OF ApRu. 1880
tnat being Court day., at the front door
Oh the Court>hou e of Preston county at
kingwood, offer for sale to the hi1hest
nidder, the real estate situated i'm said
rleston county, therein decreed 10 bo
soic' u being tract of valuable and inn
proved land all cleared situated i'm Port
IInd district. sail county, about five
ing eOH
FIFTY-FOUR ACRES,
with fine orchard, good log DWELLING
mousse and stable thereon. said Land adj.
joins the la Ids o. Gen. Buckner FairfaY
ana others, and is known as the Games
bucklew" farm, and was convened tn
s9id AShby by Ann Hooton by deed now
or record. nv"
lERMS OF SALE.-Said sale will ba
nlaue Tor SO much cash in hand as NAV
&c suthcient to pay costs of suil pnd
proper charges for sale, and the re3id,a
upon credit OF q, ~ and IS months. pur.
CHASER executing Understanding notes
VIII good security therefor. y
?, JNo. BARTON PAYNE, Spec'l Com'r
Feb. %, 1880. tSsio az
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CENSUS SUPERVISOR LATHAM pub
fishes for the information Of all con-
cerned, that all statistical informa-
tion asked for by his office is entitled
to pass in the mails "free." Also.
that applicants for enumeratorships
will probably not hear officially the
result Of their application before
about the frat Of May next.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20
DAHeERous oorrrrrrr1r-

WAsHrNGToN March 16-A dan
gerous twenty dollar United States
Treasury note b as mad its appear
ance in the West. u 10 Of series ot
1875, letter @, and printed on mita.
ton fibre paper. The shading under
the words United States" is darke,
than in the genuine note, but the
general appearance Of the bill is
good
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons knowing themselves in
debted 70 the estates of l'iTam Vankirk
and Elizabeth Vankirk, dec q. are here
by notified to make Immediate payment.
A II persons having claims against the
said estates will present them At once.
JAMES III. CARROLL,
JAMES II. MANOWN
Executors of the Estate Of Hiram Van
kirk and Elizabeth Nankirk. decd.
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KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI /, March specia,
from Frankfort. KY. says; The low
er house OF the legislature refused by
vote to give the use CT the legieia-
tive hall to Henry Ward Boecher
for the purpose of 20 iking an address
at noon to-day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

TIE De nocrats aud Greenback ers
of Milne have determined to unite
in single organization upon a Joint
ticket for Governor and other officers
to be chosen at the State lection in
September mkt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

3 DR.. L. d. DICKINSON, editor and
proprietor OF the Planter and Farm
En-, of Richmond, Va, having com
mitted forgeries to the amount Of
nearly $4,000, has fed, leaving be-
hind HIM letter OF contrition.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20
COFFIN AND MoURNERs PRRoIPITArRp INTO
CELLAR

JOHANNESBURG, n. Y. March ID.
A remarkable accident occurred
at the funeral OF Aionzo Van Patten.
40 old and respected citizen. The
corpse lay In the parlor, wh-re
about sixty relatives and friends
were assembled. When the services
were proceeding the floor gave way,
and the corpse and funeral assem-
blage were cast into the cellar. The
coffin fell apon Mrs. John Little,
crushing and dangerously iuiuring
her. Several Others were badl y
hurt. There was the widest ex.
citement, but the neighbors helped
the people out through a cellar
window. The cofiu and body were
covered, and the services speedily
erminated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

GEN 3. F. BUTLER delivered a
lecture at Steinway Hall, New Y ork,
last Monday evening for the benefit
Of the Irish Famine Relief Fund or
"The Irish Soldier in America. "
Abaut $500 tickets were sold at so
cents apiece and as there is not a DOL.
lar to be deducted, the net proceeds
will be equal to the gross receipts.
The hall was given free, the printing
was done for nothing, no charge was
made for the carriages that convey
ed the speske err and Lia friends, and
Zen. Butler gave the lecture with
out charge, not even allowing the
committee to defray his railroad or
hotel expenses.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20


The success OF the Republican
party, says the Wheeling Register,
would reyolutionize our system OF
government, or else he present pol
icy of the party is sham and it's
past history fiction.
The revolution would be accom-
pllshed mainly through the Supreme
Court. During the next administra
ton, five Supreme Ju iges will, in
all human probability, be appointed.
Grant, or any other Representa-
tive Of that party who shall become
their candidate, worlo, il elected,
pack the Supreme Court, as Grant
did once before, ready to obey or
ders, to legislate by judicial degrees
that stand in the way OF license, to
reverse inconvenient decisions, and
to declare unlimited power in the
executive. land to become in every
other respect the partisan too! Of the
despotism that would DE established
With the Supreme Court packed
and ready to obey orders, it would
be of no avail that we had Demo
cratic Congress. We wouldn't have
that long. For with the control Of
the elections by deputy mar
shals appointed by the Republi
can Executive, no Democrat would
ever have an opportunity to get to
Congress. No law that Democrat
ic Congress should pass would stand
longer than it could be passed
through the partisan crucib!e Of the
Supreme Court.
And with Republican President
to control the elections, a Republi-
can Supreme Court packed for par
ty purposes, and the army to en-
force dictatorial DEGREES, absolute
authority would be enthroned IL the
White House, and Republican gov
eminent would be numbered among
the things that were,
We are not specullting upon i'm
probabilities, We are simply TAX
ing the Republican party at it's
word, We are judging it by its
avowed policy, aal by it's PAST rec
ord. There ia no single improba-
bility in the calculation, but one.
and that is their success in the next
campaign.
The restoration OF GI ant or Grant
ism is already determined upon by
the leaders Of the party. If that is
accomplished it will be Interpreted
into an approval Of the two former
terms OF Gtautism, and the follow
ing to Its logical consequences, the
policy of their administrations.
1t would, as We have said, war
rant the reconstruction and re-
packing Of the Supreme Court with
Lew judges, pledgeded to the ex-
tremest theory Of central power at
Washington and to the destruction
OF home rule in the States. The
Judges hold their terms for life.
There would be no possibility of
their removal through an expression
by the people. They would consti =
tute a perpetual bar with which to
nullify any check or obstacle in the
way Of career Of unlimited licen ss
to Grantism.
These statements are not in the
n'ture oil political alarms or parti-
san exsggeration to arouse foolish
ears, but truthful, legitimate and
uncolorel forecasts of the future,
containing no element Of improba-
bIIiiy save that Of Republican sue
cess in the coming campaign. The
Republican party was born 10 a rev.
olntion; it has lived only on revo-
luton; 1t lives now for revolutiona-
airy purposes, and it's next success
would accomplish revolution in
our system OF government
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20
FOR SALE.
Valu able Property ia and About
Kingwood.

The undersigned offer for sale the fol-
win & Real Estate. namely
n Farm IF 26O Acres,
Known as the ''Vankirk Place" lying
one mile from Kingwood, on the road
irrm Kingwood tn Portland, adjoining
John Williams. Benoni Jordan's and
others, betty the same farm on which the
late Hiram Vankirk resided also,
n FOrn Of no Hcres,
Lying One-balf mile south Of Kingwood
adjoining John II. Browns, James Car
rolls and others. This is a good grazing
farm also the well-knowu
UNION HDIEL
IN kingwood, now kept by John r. Nen.
IN which property is cOmpri ,ed the large
Dick store-room occupied by DR.. H..
The, above property viii DO sold at rea-
sonaOle prices and on very favorable
terms. FOR PARTICULARS ind1ire of
) 4 NJ ES n. CARROLL,
JAMES III. MANOWN
Executors Of the Sst tate 81 Hiram Van
Kirk and Elizabeth Vankirk decd.
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SAVE YOURSELVES Costs

All persons knowing themselves in.
debted To me by book account must cal
and settle within 80 days from the date
hereof, or else their accounts will bt
placed in the hands OF an officer for col
lection. This is poS.tiUeiy the last notice
Save yourself costs.
JAS. Fl. MANowN,
Kiogwood, March IL, 1850. 10
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

The Iowa Senate has passed a
joint resolution TO the effect that no
person in that State shall sell any
kind OF Intoxicating liquor, includ-
ing ale, wine and beer. This is one
stroke in advance of any emperance
legislation yet. attempted, and is a
bold, practical step il the right d.
rectiou. b.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

THE Democratic State Convention
OF Ohio to nominate delegates to the
National Convention will be held at
Columb bus May 6.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

IT is noticeable fast that the
only Cong ressner who manifested
any interest in the bill to place pa
per and paper materials on the free
list, argued last Friday before the
Ways and Means Committee, were
two paper manufacturers, Repre-
sentative w. A. Russell, of Law
renee, Mass. and Representative
Warner Miller, of herkimer, N. Y.
who made lengthy speeches against
the bill. This would seem to iudi-
cate that the paper makers are likely
to continue to have their own way
and be allowed to charge whatever
they please for paper.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

SENATOR Don Cameron says that
nothing but Gen. Granite death can
prevent his nomination at Chicago
for a third term.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-20

A new stone street crossing is being
made in front of the Presbyterian
church.