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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-25
PASSENGER TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
} 1900 =. N. Leave Richmond daily Except Sunday cen
nectin- at West Point on Tuesday. Thurs
day, and Saturday with steamers for all
landings on the York river and tor Baiti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 =. ~. Leave Richmond daily Except Sunday.
10 o. A. Nj. { connecting at West Poin; with steamers
for Baltimore OF Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY; with
steamers for New YORK on Monday, w led
nesday, and Friday with sfearlers for
Providence and Boston on TueedsY and
Friday.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
10 ~ A. ". Arrive al Richmond daily texrsr: Sundas}
connecting 81 st Point ruesiay, Thur
day, ana saturday with steamor- from
baltimore.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1858 p. A. Arrive at Richmond daily iexceyt Sunday
s :0O p. N. connecting at West Point With steamers
FROM Baltimore, Nes York, Providence,
and Boston.
No transfer of freight az Richmond 10 or from south
ern points Cars run through between Atlanta ana
West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with loves: rates,
guaranteed.
Through hu!s % lsding. With guaranteed rates, is
sued 20 sn northern and western points
For information, spply as Office OF the company,
Twenty-third ARD pock-streets, Richmond, Va.
feb - II H 7. DOUGLASS superintendent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-25
Company.

supper at Cary ana breakfast at Sanford.
JOHN c.. WINDEK,
maye9-i. superintendent
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-25

~IICHMoSp, YORK RIVER AND CaEsApEAKE r.. Il.
oGHEDULE OF TRAINS
~ TAXING EFfE c JANUARY +, 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-13
THE WONDERFUL
Effects of the Extract Of
CELERY the CHAMOMILE UPON
THE NERVOUS
System and Digestive
Organs
In Curing Especially Sick
Headache,
Nervous Headache, NEURALGIA,
Nervousness,
Paralysis and Indigestion. and
Preventing
Neuralgia Of the Heart and Sud-
den Death.
Neuralgia Of the Heart and Sud-
den Death.

This Preparation Has Won Reputation
tnknown Ia any Other Article. for the
Gaze and Prevention OF These Diseases.
Read ,ts Following fn'rre.ting state.
rnrnt of Thf. Di.eovery:
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Balm Hefnrtrr :5purnal.
RETTgsINe AFiVOR.


stcfsuker was Travelling in country
Town; and. having travelled MANY miles
and not finding ANYTHING tn DO. be stopped
weary and hungry AZ i tavern. Here he
got into conversation with gIazier, to
whom be related his f-oabie-. The latter
-tympathiz':d with him deeply. and telling
him he should have Job before long. al
.;sed hun To 20 to his dinner and eat heart
u.s. The tinker toDk his advice. ate his
I'LL, and when he retired to the tal,-rpOm
was overioyed to hear that the landlord
repnired his service. 70 mend a lot Of pans
and kettles which had sud ienlY sprung
leak The tinker al Cnce set to work
accomplished the tax. received liberal
.DID in payment. and started On his was
rejoicing. t'pon reaching the outside Of
the house he found the glazier who said !:
Well you see I told son the truth. !
procured you job II work. and how do
von think aec1mpI' sled iis'
Il am sure cannot tell = replied the
tinker
II will tell yon," replied the glazier
You told me you were wary. hungry
difmcfless. ! kbe@ the landlord was veil
OF and doing q good business; and |
watched the opportunity aud started a
leak in every nteusil could get gold 81.
The tinker with many thank, and o
heart full OF gratitude, resumed his janr-
ney. But h. had not proceeded many
yards before he rt'achstithp village church
when brilliant idea struck him-thc
glazier hal befricn,if.d lfim he would be-
friend the glazicr. The church he thought
could afford To bear"a slight loss in good
cause; 80 taking n position where he
'ontd not be- seen. he Fidillsd every win
.iow in the edifics- with stones. and then
highly cla,ed with hia exploit he retrtced
his steps 10 notify 10 the glazicr that he
would speedily have very important job
Sir. said ne. II am happy 10 inform
YOU that fortune has enabled me 10 return
the kindness have received from you an
hour since
GLOW so p asked the glazier. pleasant
~.
II have broken every piece of glass Ia
the church. a" an-wered the tinker 'and
YOU. of course will he employed TO pui
them in again"
The glazier's jaw fell. aud his fpr ~.
snmcd blank expression a7 he said. in Z
trcmulou- tone
You don't mean that. 40 you5''
Certainly" replied the tinker; there
not whole pane Of glass ia the building
'Onc good turn observes another yor
know. - ..t
Yes. answcrodthc glnzier. in despair
but YOU scoundrel, YOU have runed me
Tor keep the church Windows IN repair
hv The year.
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- -, = -. 4 osi.sres ersesac yoax.
= II. - !, - ..'ss PARTICULAR Pre-
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Guilty ~ Wrong.

Some profile have fashion of confusing
excellent remedies with the large mass oi
patent medicines. and ia this thry are
guilty Of WRONG. There are some adsrr-
tiscd remedies fully worth NIL thar Is asked
for them, and one At least We know of Hop
Bittcrs The writer hts had otcasiGn to use
the Bi'tcrs in just such climate as vc have
most OF the year In Eay civ, and has nj.
ways found them To- be- frst-class AMI rclia-
bic, doing all that il claimed for them. --
T,iLBac
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eStc7s fatis' sal i-assifude Pain -rte ~'-''
N the f.aek, pimness Of Vision. Premature Old Are
ana mary other Diseases that lead TO Insanity or
consumption ana premature Grave. Full parficu-
isrs in our pamphlet. which We desire 10 seid free
o. mail to every one The Specific Medicine l. sold
os Al druggists al q per package. or six u~ckarrs
or 90 az VIII be sent tree by mail on receipt Of the
money by addressing The GRAY Medicine Co No. 10
MeSa anics Block. Detroit Mich Sold in Augusta he
:" -hiN>NaS Co. Wholesale and Retail and bS
$50 - 80. neIe. novl2.kwly
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GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINES
IA Mar. The Great English TRADE MARX

Inc TREAT English
Remedy. An IN
failing cure for
>cmin al Weak
ness, >pcrms'orr-
hes. lmpefeacy,
and all diseases
that follow Sc a Sc
Quence of Self
Abuse: as Loss of
Memory. Univer-
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

TINE undersigned, Commissioners appointed H.
Il the Judgeef Probate for kennebec Connie =,
receive and examine the claims OF creditors against H.
estate Of Abial d. Bacon late Of West iIls J
ceased. represented insolvcnt, give notice thai s;
months from the eighth day Of Dec. ls.9 are allow
for said creditors to present and prove their Chains
and that they will be in session for fha
purpose of receiving said claims and proof. \,
the office of q. T. Stevens, in West Wateryllle at Ia
O'Clock in the forenoon of each day, on "Wednesday,
the 18th day of February lSs0, and TUESDAY, ill.,
Sth day of June lSSo next. "s
Al. PARKER, -..- ~. --..e-
HENRY. GOCLDING, ! commissioners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-13

siery has osIy r91tc iH'o pabc notice within the
La; fes gC&rs rerslBc. bat 8eDiihe icTiIaeits
s.t sNp*FifHce have D-Dysd beyond doubt thaf u
eo,,oi. rFifaipa and periodic nervous and
seN heisiachs 10 a Marked sIsgrer,
Bat a combination Of the ESTEAtT OF CELERY ASD
CuAMpHliE. 2hici has been bus recently introduced
20 he profession and The public by av-eif, has pro-
'icesi sus arEeki- results In curing nervousnr--
az. h sacbys afd especially llsTsOas and s.eS head
sess, BrHTa ga. ind ..tiuE and sIec e.-Hf-s, thai
a,-Ifs aHd Their FORE give the following iDforma-
lion the pHie to oid .Einx hundreds vi let.
tsTs II inquiry about them.
" Cr!ery and ,hanOuiIe fills for The cure OF
he .,acis. aud ncryousne--. are prepared under my
.uI@FSiipn sad iHtendzi expressly 10 cure head
lries neuralgia lndi grssiou slerpie-.ue- and
Dt.-nrs-. aad Will Any shg- 40 organic d..
ef.e M, hrAip spinal cord exists. Hundreds OF
ca-.s Of many yrar- .faadng have been cared. No
ua,ter hDg, e'ggonlc 70. obstinate the ease NAV be-
permanent cure J. morally certain This statement
l. uiadc hfP wear Of experience In their In fhe
general pr,ctirs oT Madeleine.
ibr-t pills Rl-p valuable Tor school children
Whp .aG.r from nervous headache, cuIscd by an
worked brain in Their Studies. and for all classes
# hBrd brain workers. WHOSE 0vcr.iaxt1i HervOu-
centres necti repair aud ssation. Nervous trenor,
weakness aud patas SIS being daily cCrelby these
Plis. They correct costlyeuess hut are not purgi-
tive.
directions each box. Prize ~ cents Or xix box
Tor -.-'sO. postage free to any address No order
hiiei unless accompanied bv the money For sab. by
oil wholesaie and retail drug gists. Depot. No. io6
North futaw II. Baltimore Mi.
4. W. BENSON, VI. ID.
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NEW FIRM !

,~v;r, r.rra-ed the entire stock II good- OF VII
IIsy@oS GgEESwooB, VIII eohlihee "
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and guarantee satisfaction in every respect Large
stock Of drain pipe always on hand Plumbing jobs
II all kinds done al the LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES and promptly attended to. dec3.tf
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ON go DAYS TRIAL

W, will send our Electro Violate Belts aud other Eec
,rc .nnisnces upon trial for 10 days TO those suf
term. from Nervous Debility, rheumatism l.araiy-
sis or any diseases of the Liver or Kidneys and many
other diseases. A sure Cure guaranteed or no pay.
Address VoLTAlC BELTCo. Marshall, Mich. jan34w
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KENNEBEC COTNTY.-In Probate Cour, =,
iugasta, on the second Monday OF NoremJer rs-m ~
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportinc 10 \.
IA the last will and testament OF SAW,
el Stuart late of China, in said County. a..
ceased. having been presented for probate. ~
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three w...
successfully prior TO the second Monday Of Derems
Der next, nthe Daily kenneb.c Journal nrwsn..
per printed in Augusta, that all persons inieres'd
may attend nj Court of Probate then to be ho,isu
at Augusta, and show cause, If any. VIII
the said Instrument should not be proved apprors5
aud allowed, rs the last will and testamsns
of tle said deceased II. X. BAKER ,judrs
Attest: CHARLES HEWINS, Registers -
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KENNEBEC COUNTE-fs Probate Court of i.
gmsfa, on the FORTH Monday cf December Is;s
On Petition Of
gUyHOMAS HOvEY, Administrator de boni. m, T.
the estateef FraucisE. Webb, hate OF WinthsE"
deceased, representing that certain lot u -,
in Readfeld. now oceupfed by -0rrin farnham r..
come into possession of the estate of said dece.s
by the foreclosure Of q mortgage Of said land s;vs
by Caleb +. Graves to Oliver Parsons, dated NJ
10. 1866, which mortgage by successive assignment
became the property VI the deceased in his ifefim'
and the right ofredempton, under .aid -
expired: that it would be for the benefit Of the 80
ties in interest, that said land should be sold srs
the money distributed as In other Of persons,
assets:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given th,..
weeks successfully prior 20 the fourth Monday OF lar
uarv next in the Daily Kcnnebec Journal a ne~ .a
paper printed in Augusta. that all persons INTEREST,"
may attend a Court Of Probate, then to be hoSss
AT Augusta, and show cause, if any, why TIE prsrs
Of said petition should not be granted. r'"
a .-a,+#ss Ii. h. BAKER Judy.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. dec9O.sw
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NOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the suhScri
~ Der has been duly appointed Administrator
ON the estate Of .ft -,'"'
ALMlRA STINCHFIELD, late of WAYNE
In the County of Kennebec. deceased intestat. and
has undertaken that trust by given bond as the Law
directs: All persons therefore, having demand.
against the estate Of said deceased desired 10 en-
hibit the same for settlement and all indebted IA
said estate are requested to make Immediate nav
ment to 80 GEORGE PARCHEki
Dec y, lS.9 3WA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24

We FuoA.-,. st week a letter
from lady oll,GIement and cul-
ture, upon the sale Of whiskev
inths county. Could we
say aught that would enforce her
appeal we would DO so. Our people
are law-abiding, our juriss seldom
iail 70 do their duty when CAGE is
presented before them; yet for some
cause the whiskey sellers of thi.
coanty laugh defiance a. law and
justice. Three women from near
Iunuelton, were recently put in
jail for the sale OF whiskey. No
sooner had they been taken from
their houses than their children,
never dauuted, engaged in the
trsth9 with renewed energy. It is
40 nse to say the law ia not sufficient.
better law for the su Jpression
OF it's sale could not be devised.
Something is wrong. viii the peo-
pie OF this county give themseivs
the trouble to lnqairo what it is
Reed Stella" letter 10 last weeks
ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24

wind do blow. Randall's friends
hsre-aud he has msny--while
wanting Ohio's vote, do not relish
much all of the company be is train
ing with there; while Thompson g
friends say he can't be so foohsh as
to think that the state will not be
broken as soon as shown, or that the
attempt TO IN Ike it will not hurt
both him aud Randall,
1t is an open secret here now that
the New York Democratic State
ticket, except the Governor and
State Engineer, were counted out
at be election last fall. Seymour 4
vote was too large to handle, so he
was lett in by hail oil bis majority,
while Potter was counted oGt Wnen
his majority was over Ten thousand,
aud yet the RepCo.Icans are miser-
able.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24


There are few honorable exceptions TO
the above, but these only prove the rule,
which is so recklessly and merciiessly en-.
forced by the schemers in the ranks of the
dominant party. A large per centage OF
The better class of Republicans in the
county deprecate the action of their less
scrupuious political brethren 10 * iuCyood.
aud have from time tried TO put an end TO
SUCH proceedings, but when the machinery
Is put ID motion, and the all powerful &C.
cree cent forth by the party managers.
these people must gTaciously submit To
the nat and accept the situation or become
aposlatcs and be greeted by their former
political associates with such cheering
names AS traitors, Rebels, and category
OF similar Gppellations, all Of which In the
eyes OF toe SiuoG-pure defenders OF
Radical faith, are Synonymous w.,h Dem.
ocrgt.'
We also learn tie, n. J. Fortney ia q
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, aud
Dir, Morley, the present incumbent, de.
sires TO succeed himself.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24

a Brazton County correspondent
10 the Iqtllglucl says.
Ny own opinion is tbat Gran,
VII. be Dominated and elected !
think Tie majority Of the psoola
want stronR g5gefnm snt and
Graut.s election would be The sure.I
step 10 that direction
TIE IqllHgeneel, rolwitbs.and
ing its strenuous aiyo-aoy ola "oa.
ton with big "E, ther.uro,
reads its correspondent .b.s leoiur.
'We do not understand what our
Correspondent means by strong GOV.
ernmentIn The sense of personal
executive Tie Government u. i1sf
what The constitution makes IT, and
10 De- already made, md the ezse
utye can do no more nor less thsn
execute the laws that Congress sr
act8
We are glad 10 zee tha The lean
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24
'IE1IG 60 WORFD -
FOR 1880.

81. democrats everywhere should inform
themselves carefully like of tho action
81 Ih'lr party tuOu 2hout the country
"'l' "' inc moNeme is of thci- Rapubii-
en- J1Sn opponents. y failure to do this i'm
~, 20 ,"u'1hutod greatly TO the loss by
me DChu tracy Of the fruits of the vicfos
~ lhIrlY won AT the polls.
ne year 1850 promises to he one Of the
nIo9O interesting and important wears of
uilH cfoWdcd and eveHtrul contnrv n
VII W'lhess Presidential election which
t''f result IN tho re establish nent of the
Lover lIncnt OF this country on tho min
tlpl'S OF ITS constitutional founders or
~ prominently changing the relations of
ths states TO the Federal power. No ins
tt,'.'s,onJ man Cnn regard such an cleo
non WIN Indifference. THE WoRI.p az
ny "HiF ualiY English news1a ncr pub>
i,,,i i," IN me city OF Now York which
Jpn" US lhe doctrines of constitutional
DcAHocF@rY, Will steadily represent the
Ho"lpcIdlc party ~ this ~ ont canvas,
WIZ 40 th's III no spirit o. serNile mar
V'7""9Ilip, but temporarily and firmly.
90 -" ne "spnper TIE WORLD being tho
~',''m ~ no man, no clique and uOinter-
~ VIII present the flll st and the fair.
eNI PIC ure Ii can make of each in ,,s
I"'''iiE history in tho city, tho state. the
country nd tho world Vt will aim here.
&ii'F' "a heretofore at accuracy q 81 of All
,ulHSS lhht IL publishes No man. how
'''''iAHAtt TtltIl tANr Toe lllffp
.'"'N 10 complain tbJt he las been nm
justly dealt with iu re columns If ,Tup
" oFLD, No interest. however ppvertuI-
,i'"i' over he permitted truly to boast
t'at u cH silence the fair criticisms of
HE World.
During ne past we THE World has
cen lt' da:y circulation trcIiol and ia
weekly circulation pushed far lryonj
t'7l OF any DINER weekly uow-paper in
the country. This g.eat iunrea.f. has
b'cn won, as TEG Womb believes ~
I"thiuiue~s, enterprise, ccJ.clcs. acIvi-
~ ~ collecting ucws. AMI unfaltcrinr
loyalty 90 itself and To its reader i'm dpel !,
ing with the questions of fhe dav 7,
w. our h0po and will g.. our cuGonvor
t''l THE WORLDS record Tor 1850 may
po written ia the appreciation and tho
support OF many thOuaaud~ moro of nccy
Trd 'cr7 m aIl parts Of On indissolutle
'"I"h ol lndes.ructible States.
Our rates of subscriplion remain ~,
chlhHed, and aIe as follows:
pliy and Sunday, one year. SO. six
h9hlis. 5000, three month";. 81 49,.
Dily' without Sundays, one year as
- 10. 'iiioil'he' $40: three months, 1925:
Ico7 IMAM three months 81 month
lHE SUNDAY WoHLD. ono wear 80
lHE MONDAY WOHLB. ronfsi,i,., t.,
one yoIr 50 .jO. ''"'''o'
iHL LMt-WEEKLY Womb. Turs.
Ht'NS ana Indavs) - year. TO CIrr
, .f.'r IS an extra copy for club Of tenn.
'"g p'iiE Tor club of twenty five.
q lHL EEKhY WORLD tWoJucsdavJ
oar To CLuH ACENra .an extra
copy Tor club Of ton; tie ~rr,i Lvcai,'v
Tor club OF twenty, tie Daily for n Xix
OF fifty. ''' ''""
cation, "' "IP'-
lcrms- Cash. invariably i'm advance
oclu p-i Office money order. baul.
fisk oi tho sonIcr. A2dres5
"IHE WORLD.
30 Park Row, Now York.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24

deluded into the belief hat the
conference would invite women del.
egates into their national conven-
tlon, and open the door which
would admit Women into national
politics. But when, at the last
hour OF the session, the address to
the people and the call Tor the ma
uonal convention was read, no men-
ton was made Of women, the ie-
maIes, disappointed and angefed
hornced out Of the hall, and de-
cldred that greenbackers were no
better than any other msu. | think
Democrats everywhere make a great
mistake IN joining with, CT in any
way encouraging the third party
movement at this time, aud from
all accounts they are not doing it.
PHOgo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24
The Seymour Boom.

The Washington Post continues
to boom for Seymour. In S tulday's
edition it prints cut oil tho dis
tinguished gentleman, with an
elaborate sketch OF lls life, together
with interviews with Congressman
epresertlng nearly all the States,
the majority Of wnom speak favor
ably OF bis nomination The fol-
lowing are expressions 10y the Cong
ressmen nom Wet Virginia.
Senator DAVIS said II have a
high opinion OF Seymour, and be-
Ileye he could thoroughly harmon
lze and unite the dlscoldant factions
10 New York"
How Is he as compared with
otter candidates who have been
mentioned ?'
with him success is an absolule
certainty; without aim, reasonable
probability. While | do not love
Thurman or Bayar less. love Sey.
mour more"
Hon. Ben Wllson, OF the First
district SAID. 81 am in favor oil
Seymour and anybody from Indiana
who may be selected by the Democ
rscy OF that State who can carry it
either Hendricks, Mcdonald OF
Voorhees,
DO YOU think that such q ticket
would be generally satisfactorily to
West Virginia p
"Perlectly so. Seymour in Wesl
Virginia to-day is more popular
han any candidate who has been
mentioned since the Ion nation of the
State"
ard could carry The State by
what majority ?'
by over 10000 majority"
Hon. B. F. Martin, of the Sec
ond district, SAID "Wln you say
exactly what l tell you; no more p
"Csrtain!y," replied the reporter.
Then | think the man you name
will be most excellent candidate
tor the Presidency. | speak oil
HoratIo Seymour 49, Register.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24
HAYDEN MURDER TRIAL

NEwHAvEN, January 10 The
jury Ia the Hayden case d,s~greed
aud were discharged, and a special
term OF Court adjourned she die
The jury on the first ballot stood
eight for aCq1Jtal four for conylc-
ton socOi ballot, nine Tor acau,t-
tai, three for convection. third.
u,ne Tor acquIttal, Two Tor convlc-
ton IA the first degree and one IN
The second degree Subsequent Lal-
lot eleven ~ one. Hayden re-
NAMED AZ the court house long
time, receiving the congratulations
OF his irIeuds, and at late hour re-
turned 10 jan, lie VIII probably be
bansd.
This Is tho most celebrated trial
That has occurred for many years
and has lasted many months.
--s 90
We clip tue following from Tunnel.
,on correspondent % the Wheeling reg
ister of a recent date
'AIcssrs. r. w. Monroe and j. III. Haw-
horne arc ihc Prospective Dem cratic ard
republican caudiI"les, respectively, for
the position of Prosecuting Attorney.
But few names bsyC vst
been mentioned Ing connection win ibe
yori'us other country offices. The Kipp.
wood poiiiiciaus control aud direct tnr
republican nominations, aud rs they have
not yet made up Inc slate, AID peruu1a
VIII not 90 sC Tor some time, 10 Be- Hb,r
p. necessarily expended ~ attempt % fore
shadow the nominees. The parry Of great
moral ideas and Intelligence has permitted
lis emiueuiiy s9gtciJus managers tO make
so many cgregiyus biuuJtr8 iu placing os
caDdinates before the people, during tine
past ten years, men OF small mental cali
bfe' with 40 very sinking development
OF morality and mo- especial fitness OF nual
hcatious, one is almost inclined 60 believe
mat where ignorance means Office 'Is fol
" 10 DE- wise If this state OF aft ,lrs is to
De prolonged what an tuiOgy upon our
bOasied Republican institutions, what AN
Incentive 90 the rising aud tucOminx gen
GRAFTON, % imbibe the principles ct m0raI-
~ along with educational teachings
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24

REAR ADMIRAL Cornelius X
Stribling, died at Martinsburg Oh
the Is instant. He had served IN
the U. s. Navy since 1872, hold
ing many imro, tant positions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24

The Philippi Plandealer, on be-
half of Barbour County, serves no
tee on all to whom it may concel n II,
that Barbour expects place or the
Supreme bench Of the State, for her
favorite son.
We have long known that our
eistsr was : county of great cxpec-
tations."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24

The Grant boom has turned out
to be boomerang. The Republi-
can managers have concluded that
there is step beyond which they
can not 90.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24

MARCUS W. ACHEsoN, sPittsburg
lawyer of ability, has been appointed
and confirmed U. S. District Judge,
for the Western District o. Penn
sylyahia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-24

The NelO Dominoa comes to Us
enlarged and improved, and is one
OF our very best exchanges. 1t
should be supported by the COCO
people ot our sister county.