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, 1880-03-26
LOCAL POLITICS.
The Aldermanic Question Discussed
All Over the City.
domination oI III. /. u. 1lurtey In Ii. Eighteenth
Nard.

an
orpl,nl FOR coudtdste for Collector at tho en-.
A,jnr rlcrtio,,, hnvo under favorable toosicrn-
tlon tho i'n''o of DF: Aaron dip's, an olh and
Glt!2ot1 Hf th1E0Ho.-toncst, Tcll-to.
,lo a,,,l competent. Tho great troubo In i,'llog
tl,n f1r M f.tlIcr.or fnr tt,o Hlth 1.owu IA t.,
set person who will do he y, S'rk ~, for Tho, Tho sma'.
pny allowed by law,-s',W,-and who can
tIlso give tho Immense bond required. Mr..
uccs, tho Into Collector, docs not, it is
1,.,,,.,,I .,.sI,., ~ rim ,yo,,, anI
N!cves'' nes,ru "n haaa!s n'.
1hcFe'ore st. olnus. ~" a. VII ~, ua w.
want sHt'Fc thah wt1at tao ln" hi'"s III tho way
OF pny, and who Is ablc 10 Rivo tho heavy bond.
Is 'Ix strongly tggc.te'! ., =, tho ss. eaaa|,
sn..n,a s,a.u smu ~'' "A'AA ~ A'0'9
~
+. W. Forch il, hns l,ccn mentioned as cam
dldutc for s,noryiegr of tho West Town, md IN
attempt viii bo o. nude by ii. friend. to plt him
n,"rv ,o.. ~ rHr';nhio can,fittic liz ,vns III"
paTii,er III Ju,iEo Smith nefuru tho elevation OF
tho latter tn tho liench.
Mr Jst!es Xoi.lhe is .!so n,en,oaed ~ can.
aty; III scrvcsi saija1ty in iho army .itlrinE tho
Gs;a.ose @ s 5 ass &c tsk ssa spas'"t sns q t
SkdndtAIrcn. of which ho Is Mt present tnan1Eor.
held meeting lust cvsnnx !" sS. the en3 i,1;a F.,
seySfas @ set o So soh M Town coVS'ion wer
Vam,fna'sa; A1ner T2yt;Er' A5thHr pxos No;J D. !.
nchcr1;. Tho Selections took Il long timo 10
a"ste,i i frnm whiea tho civht wcrS taken. sii6-
jcst to re nrra Of u ihQ ,Sa SInscs tay
rIcrting Il ltcpntiicMf, Alderman from tho First
Ward. iIt,d liz suggested Y co!nrrornsse Of tho
AltirrInlntc fHet!nns, ~ H1lcr th,.t 1tHtl tnnn
, 1880-03-26

iwetty-stx miles, md reliable Information i,aR
been rcrrvtti TINT tho Company will rxfcnl tho
line Of theIr Hastings 1akntn Hrasls1 @ ,t, t9W91a
0f rho mnln I,inck Hills limo from Tito present
terminus to the Missouri ltEycr has been let to
t.nnKllNn & EU.
, 1880-03-26
TRADE. AND LABOR,

Pr7rsurnG, Pm, Mnrch ai.-Tho 1orrnoymcn
tnilors Of l'ittst1iirE md Allegheny City, NUM-
burning 60D, struck t0-dny for nn ndvunce rnng-
lng from 10 to per cent.
, 1880-03-26

cw sm,,n Trof1lo sfonnorr Mn NJ mo chtcaoo
n.,.,nn w. sn'ts n,mnw. .o '1's NoM,iI,n nonrr"i
Manager Of tho Chioago s. Alton; and Conrnls-
Blonor j. ". Midglcy, returned from st. Louis
ycs'ore'ay where they hnd necn to participate IN
Inc meoting OF tno ntoltrhtors 10 h"4ta tne PuIS
senses Of tho st. h0us nes unof n the
from st. Louis EegarainE tue nad oeeo
sary to flnd out from tho above parties whathad
becn really dopo Mt tho tneotiny. But twas up
Hi work To nj anything ont of thou. Thoy all
oia,,no,, ~ ~ ~, nIa;gcs nnt n rcvcnl Tho uwnrl
aao gy .ao arol.ors Iao .s.res se In ~
n" ..ss,r ~ ~
rvus I, " ue .1 a. ra,n " "x ~ eon+ Wv ~
1sn sn1.ngn % Ai,nn. ihnv cnIci @ ri @ Ia D faIso G.
Thoy enId tho St. Louis Reporters tried to rot
thorn 10 royeul tho awards, but thoy refused.
9na they sad thoy would guess ~ u. anu 20 tney
sna @ a. a. %n,, ,vo H. fnlsn rcnnp
of Tho St, tLouis faisltlors eorrscta1 wcro With
nut avail. They renatped dumb ns OysturH.
Thoy would not oven answer III 4 kti1,iahLior- M
Ta5a mnanor ote 1nn a1csoh t rnds nao
Itwns erttlcnt s rom ti'n}r Ic,neanor that tho
awasI was not satisfactory, mil tint ono or two
Of THO roads would ask for another arbitration,
Il the decision then y not sntis;tac. g.
fGs fPs tbe ae pasi s ateT ao,y aays nese
siy ; syeat sSo present usbitrauon must staad
w ie 5sRorsr Sstssi.sS ;! Z ~; VI +! ,s ,;,
sot1m Of 5ho ste59ss o. % a out raa o
md Ts Tn1nTSE i suee aos to g1yS tho b, n9 p3r
awsd r IL sae Is o. follows Missouri incin, lii
se saas ma Sasaia ss
, 1880-03-26

LOOKING FOtt Ct,NNECT1ONS.
ClHC1asAr1, Nnrch &c. i. Huntington and
rnrty of capitalists hnye lust left here, whsrn
they havo tpon III consultation rs to tho i,csL
rouio tn get rnit connection l}ctwcon Cinc!nnnti
and tho western terminus Df tho t'ncxnrrnkn s.
contlccttng links mud como In I'll tho Cincinnati
Etutlorn from WaltUn, Ky.
, 1880-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

Miss Ada Cnvondialt for tho first tirnc during
her present engagement, appeared Inst night ns
!Mercu Afers7ca, tho siagda,ou OF modern times,
rs sketchcd by Wilke Collins. Tho play now
bo tnkcn to tho pieco OIL account Of tho lesson
evolved: people may say TINT It Is built
upon q falso foundation. but all must
ndmlt tho effectiveness or tho work
dramatically. It Is n remarkably gym.
motrical play. Tho situations aro worked
out With skill, tho sentiments BY .lr. Julien GRAY
iro worry fascinating, md tho nblltty exhibited
by tho playwright, III nlakfng II character gcner-
nlly rcpulslvo on the stngc win tho sympathy or
ar1y audience, must 10 nlmircd. Miss CArcn-
dish deserves tho groat reputation sho has
won III tho role Of lfcrru, both In En-
gland md in this country. Her picture is
n consistent, n careful, and powerful one,
dctcatciy drawn md boldly executed. shp wins
every ,Hrain Of Byinputhy Tho nuthur ever In
r"nse ia tic % LII w t repsyc ot
iinforslying Grucc ifoss!Er7T. until she ncccnls
tho nni'sl Of tho young clcrgymn,, OF tho Church
sccne With Grace IN tho third net wns cx1listt IN
powerful In its emotional opportunities,
md the s!inGx M wns reached n;ln.iraby II tho
spoken. without its full meaning being felt BY
llcr audience, and no gesture WIS omitted ncc-
hcart, and agnin in tho poiition to Ladu Janet
cral times Miss CaSei.dlsh was brought before lie
ability Of tho actress. Tho ineinhers Of tho
company worG better Gust than in Rny previous
caf n nS tbs se ss:rc s" y ST. MH cta e
md tho pcrSorutlon WIS married. by a flno MP
prt'clntIon Or tho character. II tho onrior
y It tie fae ef &c @
y at Gd nM;te to Of thT
Envo tho hcnrt1GEB Gttct. md Mrs EberlG, with
, 1880-03-26

MILWAUKEE IL ST. PAUL.
Special D.spateh 10 TAs chsaoo Tribune.
SIOUX CITY, 1a, March so.-Work was ooEn-
menced yestorduy on tho Eden cut~otr. This.
when completed. will shorten tho limo OF tho
Chicago, Milwaukee y 81. Paul HQad to this city
, 1880-03-26

Victor Baby Food
eo,nes pcarcr to m6thcr's milk than nny othor
preparation known. Try 1t. Price, 70 cents.
All urugKtsts.
, 1880-03-26

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
QuEENsrowS, March s5.-Arrlvcd, Artzona
and Egypt, from New York.
NEW YnitK. ainrch %h-Arrtvcd, WcseF. from
Bremen; Frnucs:, frn1n HRyFe.
, 1880-03-26

FIRE At KEENE, N. H..
KEEHE, N. H., MLrch :s6.-Tbo most extensive
fire for s,n,a ycnra briko oft ut O'clock u. n.
ClMrk's Hook Is destroyed. Tho loss will reach
$40,U0; insurance, S18,0 ,005
, 1880-03-26

IL tlIu tho information. and tho summons was
nnc rctr1'atlo on Tho ilrst tiay of tho ncxt tor'
CHICAGO, ST. 1lAUL, N1SNEArO141s
a. OMAHA.
Mr.. II. II. portcr President of tho Chicago. st.
T0ll. Minneapolis & Omulin linz composed nt
tho ChicngO, st. 1nul g. Minneapolis, North Wis
consI1I, md 81. Paul & Stotix City md Its pro-
pronry roals) Inns Issued tho following circular:
"Tho authority and Jurisdiction Of Mr.. ]. W.
Bishop, General Manager Of tho st. Tnul &
Sioux City lsnllroad, Is hereby extended over All
tho properties nnt1 business forming this ling.
The authority md Jurisdiction Of Mc. i. Y.
Winter, t}ercr4.l Superintendent. and nj Sir. j.
e easo. sS. IT, ii Mlnnsapolis AMI North Wi,ea.
les Of ths lroper'y sst 1f tho M!ssoYsl 1yer
and Mr.. q. A. Ilami!tnn Local 1rcus.iref, Of tho
three. coInpAuics. Tho general Offices Of ,he
Min. W;tiI noiite from tho respective l1csids
Of tlrHartnCnts nhy0 appointed. NIL ropUrta md
remlttaee;.. will bc continued and addressed US
slr: I. ii. clarpeil. Assistant acncral Super
lntetltlent Of tho Cl,ieaHo s. Alon ltailrond, has
just ISSUED tho following circular:
tton Of Superintendent or tho 81. Louis olvls,t
% takc otIrGt April !, frnln and after thnt ditto
s hH rSaa M css Nc Y thsss d5t;es I. orey \,
ltIchnrtls, supcrInt en,rnt. Ch!eagn st. Louis
/" isnnsIhousr; c: Y. IL. i,atcs, surcrlntcntcnt,
lloa,lhOusu. Kn,lsns City Diylsio-Atcxico to
Kasns City aGa stsltl, I,rnnch; j. II. "ood' s''-
pcrintendctt. knnBas clty."
CAN POOLS BREAK CONTRACTS1
An interesting question rciattng to tic power
which tlrond pools nre enabled TO exercise over
contracts with fnst-frelght lines s nbont to bo
tested IN tho Courts ut indianapolis. For sov-
crnl years it Inns hcen chargcl TINT some
, 1880-03-26

FE!cs WST0 1h!sgi. tV s.ann tu9 WHsu =! 5n w.
Id, uu"h ~ H,viasor io,,,. Tc1nE"n,nc ana ~ IL
sa1anson n M s"sdi Hdio;,r,nd. uu A''o' 4'1 - -
e"'"ls..'. ,.s.. w.. =. ~, ,,r,rn,,o,v c,rn
held n rrRlilar meeting Ut !)wsloy's Hali last
evening, Z. kohisat!t resiuent II uio on2ir. M
laws adopted " the last nlcctlhR9 lofetaof WIN
ii lIst Of 1sG signcrs Of tho cnnatttition rs CON
stit,lcnt nlcnlhcrss weru d!lly approved. over
lD M9w !lG!nl.ers wGrr proposed; On motion e e
Mr.. ". II. ncuho Committee or Quo rum each
nroclhcL WINS appo.ne " ny ~ t " xa' s"nY
n '. w y. ssl ~ ha u v"tInt;
anu euoM utnoe aCi,s ~ ~ u II 1,ani ssf y
Y nv Wafu' c9tt&sas.t,9 & " n X u nt"Eiov = r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
Radicals vcr,u, Radical.

"You have made the custom house
CENTER OF PARTISAN POLITICAL
MANAGEMENT '-B y Hsy, % Col
lsctor Arthur, Jauus 2 81 1879.
"Wifh % dceo sense uf my OHglgA
TlONo UNDER TIE CONSTITUTION
lregsrd II az ny PLAIN duty to SUSPEND
YOU, IN ORDER THAT THE OFFICE
MAY BE HONESTLY ADMINISTER
ED.-R. B. Hayes 20 Collector Arthur.
January, 81, 1879.
GROSS ABUSES of administration
have continued and ino0ased durnl yonr
incumbencY. John Sherman % G Hector
Arthur, January, 81. 1870.
persons have been regularly paid by
you who RENDERED LITTLE OR NO
SERVICE the expenses Of your Office
HAYE INCREASED. while i,s receipis
have diminished. BRIDES OR Ora.
TUITlE5 IN THE SHAPE OF BRIDES.
have been received by your subordlnates
10 several branches OF the custom-house
and you have IN NO CASE supported
the efforts 10 correct these abuses. John
Sherman TO Collector Arthur January
% 1879
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
The ScribbIers Ring,

The night IuleTY o. the great hill cour-
try OF Prestonia evcty fyo ycara send up
ambassadors TO the Kings royal court
at Whcelinga Now in the fulness of time
1t came to pass the present rulers chose
son 81 CrnU' eIrV, one f the H. at a d
made him general over all the tribe.
Now, the General ale him Vaper bull
lets and shot yer The country, Yc u
lers have likewise a Crand marshall to
ride East and West Sni gather the cor
trlbu.ious of the people for tho ruler 8.
Aud 1t came to pass after these tn ngs
tAat several wise men gather, themselves
tg"thct, every mau with bic sack, that
lie might 1--we and 10. die if verify h.
could Eut op,I a. - uses filled "
ye grand NarshClls sobrit they formed
a ring, they took "scri" from the classl-
cal chcctaw language aid "be" from the
polished, Huttentnt and freed them down
%! 'scrib' in the practical Sioux, meauir e
great" and tool: "blers" from the vcr-
satile Michigan mesnirg writers, and
combined them calling themselves the
scribbleIs' ring or great writer's ring.
NOwye greatest Of these. were We grta'
war correspondent "Occasional" who fiji
led Whole grave yard once with monu-
mtnts OF Republican mercy. We next
was ye literary man WIZ y the 08Q, 900 h
wonder of th. world, sc light Of Bros
creek, Long Jim g.. T VAS elect, d a
life member. Now yc "Occasinnal was
ye most numerous of any Of ye captains
of We host and he selected him member
OF the ring for marshall and we marshall
was TO let We Occasional" ride over hal,
the land in his place. Now 10 COCA
sionsl" nom mated ye general for embae.
sador 30 We general would let we ring
have ye use Of his paper bullets to sinp
their own praises. The rulers but natu
rally did MT like to lose the genera
and but naturally the general desired the
portion with IFS fiue purple ana palata-
ole wires. So in the fulncss OF time i
cometh TO pass the Scribblcrg ring wal
d, feated on the candidate for m,rshall
it was bad but WIS successful on thei
candidate for ambassador IL WAS good
"a ye embarssdor was pronounced for FIRE,
trade whereas ~ scribb lers' ring 10 W
land of the wild girgcr are free trader
mostly, aud II not yet are numsrously 80
albeit ye leaders entirely. Now ye wis
men, dsccmfucd, yet hopefully vipwe,l
TIE richness II the land and the tat there
Of poured into the treasures of fu. ru-
leis az u desirable potion and s,ill think
eth thoughts to encompass about thoii
enemies and yet secure It for their sust,n
ance. = endeth chapter the first
CAPTAIN PAT
'Possum Hollow Sept. 20.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

Tue Republican newspapers and
orators Of this State are making a
great to do over tpe fact that the
Democratic nominee for Governor Of
West Virginia, Hon. J. b. Jackson,
should have 7aid in bis speech At
Fairmont that be hated the Repub-
.ican party; that be intended 10
teach his children to hate .t. and
that be expected to die hating it.
These remarks, 81 made, Only had
reference 20 the party and it's policy
mot 20 ils Individual members.
Now here follows some utterances
irou prominent Republicans against
Democrat aa individuals, and not
against the party A. political org4-
niz.tior
There alaIl bsLo G-telleajers len
uai1ug.9 nor sldl sny IauJs be-
Left 20 men who came prove tier
loyalty -R J. rte u Vguroe Reg
islr, Auy Oh, 1880
"Tes last Rebel sts. die in the
last ditch, Ire n dag, as be des.rves.
before you .hslI advance one stem
further THIS shall he the year OF
their second Appomattoz." -R,chard
ElyIr. EsUutHffJt o0DnoL,Ie E.,. c,,,,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

IN another column wall be found
the announcement Of John w.
Guseman, Esq, of Valley district as
a candidate for election to the State
Senate from the 10th Senatorial dis
trlct, consisting OF the counties oil
Monongslia and Preston.
Mr.. Guseman S SO we'll and favor
ably known III this and Mouongaa
county that we deem it bard 9 nee
essary to speak OF his well known
business qualifications. III the
present canvass he is emphatically a
man Of the people and tor the peo-
rle H stands clear Of the usual
trIckrry Of party conventions and
above political prejudice. Unlike
bis oPPonepi, NJ Dawson, be is not
Ior the interest Of any particular
party, not for the interest OF prl-
vaie business or personal glory, "
but Ter the very best interests Of
our people, Of whatever religious or
Pclitical teith,
Mr.. Guseman has the advantage
of large circle Of admirlng friends
and acquaintance, both 10 Monon-
gala an / Preston, aud We honestly
predict his election by n majority Of
at least three hundred.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

We received \ pleasant call, on
Thursday, from Huo. r. J. Hoke, 81
Keyser, tue Republican csudidaDe
for Congress from this district. The
Judge - a gentleman, ia every
sengs Of the word, and makes macy
friends wherever hs goes, but we
are inclined TO The opinion that he
will not make quite enough to carry
him through in October.
The Judge was very iavorAbly im.
pressed with ourcounty and tie en-.
terprise Of our people, and we we're
glad to meet him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
lac Vote an n--The Last FaiI .lnR

WHOM the gods wish to destroy
they Grst max. mad The R.rnb.i-
can leaders t4..r Desperation a.v
clearly illustrated this ancient say
ing They nomint Ute tainted Gu
didate fer President, insist upon it
that Wade Hampton said what be
AYERS be didn't ,brge The Bellzboovsr
letter and steal a governor in Maine
Aud yet these ere the boys who
want the people 30 give them four
years more Of good feeding At The
public crib.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
"A ECAG HensOns why tho AIaend-
ucIts be Adopted.

a Tea. Heasons why tho AraAsnd-
mehts be Adopted.
Corr Randolph Enterprise.
B eau e they will erect one
horse. courts at eye'y cross road in
tie count.
2. They VIII produce a set Of pet
tIloI lawyers who can't draw a
plain note o! hand, whose principal
business will b. The encouraging 0!
litigation, and the stirring up o.
atriie aud qnarrels in the neighbor-
hood.
3. Because they will afford tn.
r'ra man AN opportunity TO sell br,
poor ne'2hbor ont Of property AMI
home ou fey hours notice.
4. Because they are, IN ever,
sense Of the word, IN favor Of To,
rich man and agar st the poe.
3. Because The control OF To.
county money is in the hands OF two
men practically, aud If any jobs
ale TO be pat through and any steal
IrR 10 be done from The county 1t /,
easier to FIX two men than a dozen
6 Because all the business nov
lone in the County Court will b.
thrown into the Circuit Court, and
that court will be so crowded with
appeals from magistrates, which
have preference over other cases
that it will take years tc get to trial
case o. Importance.
7. Because 1T gives us.several more
Offices, and there are not enough
Offices now to supply the patriotlo
citizens.
8. Because We want to go f,om
bad to worse-'"lrom The frying. pan
into the fire.
8. Because when we learn the
judiciary system it will take the
people years to learn it's working,
and those who will post themselves
have an opportunity to fleece their
ess informed neighbours
10. Because we will have 10 en-
gage a lawyer in every case before a
magistrate, for our opponent may
have one come in unawares, select a
jury, ard, by trickery. might will
win instead of right.
II. Because, by changing the law
we will get better men elected to fiji
the Offices your correspondent, for
instance.
For these and other reasoue which
might be mentioned, 1t will be the
b ng to adopt these amendments.
Yours, &C., "BErcHY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

JoHE W. MASON, Esq, Of Graf
ton, addressed the people at the
Court House on TUESDAY night on
" The Constitutional Amendments. %
presenting in a clear, logical way,
the objections 10 their adoption
Capt. Bradford, Of Philippi. also
spoke, agreeing wish Mr.. Mason
lie presented additional reasons
Why the amendment should be voted
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
Jim Blaine Repudiated by
the Maine Y ankees,
And His Face is now
Longer than His Legs.
His 1000 Majority PNaWsted Wrong
Side Up.

The last town ue has
od Tor Plsted The Democratic plurality the State is 234
publican loss 5000
presume the TACT that the Democratic triumph complete and
Will gradually dawn the
been all conong
and his would somehow
OF their chosen and
IT. has turned out a right and their political organization
8aced fesena repudaled
voters OF state which OF the original
Republican party Indiana viii follow majority
anders that will political boo and pac
cy end the Presidential contest Hancock Democracy
The Vote all "-The ,ingi, vote
P6RrLAND Me- September 22-Reuds are now
a. The last town heard on gives Paeled nothing
.oniis place Plapteds al
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

GIT is NOT TOO EARLY TO OR
CAME THESE CLUBS NOW.
THEY MIGHT BE MADE TO TAKE
THE PLACE OF THE "LITERARY
SOCIETIES" THAT ARE USUALLY
HELD THROUGH TIE WINTER
SCHOOLS. 1T MIGHT BE WE'LL
NOT TO HAVE THEM EXCLUSIVE
LY POLITICAL AT FIRST. LET
POLITICAL MATTERS COME IN
GRADUALLY IS THE CANVASS
WARNS CP."-Wm. NJ. o. Dawson, in
writing of tie organization of Republi-
can clubs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
TO Advertisers.

The ARGUS now has the largest circula-
tion of any paper published in Preston
county, notwithstanding the fact that the
ARGUS is n Democratic newspaper and
Preston is Rrpubhcan county. II circu-
lates among the wealtbicst and most in
fiuential people of the county. Taking
into consideration the tnCt that il cndrn-
vors 10 be decent and tru nful, of which
fact our people are aware, il will not only
retain but increase lis present circulation.
Advertisers should make note OF the
above facts If.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
A Nmr.N.

Why does The editor Of The Jour-
nal keer the name Of J. O. McGrew
in his columns, as candidate for
County Comm ssioner, when he
knows that be .ong since refused tc
accept The nomination ?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25
AT NEWBURG.

There will be a pole raising and
Democratic mass meeting at NV
burg, on Saturday, Oct. 2, 1880.
The people will be addressed by
Hone. John Blair Hoge. Jacob B
jackson and WIN. l.. Wilson. A
grand Lime is expected
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

There is not q hole in HE'LL
hot enough for a DEMOCRAT.
--RadicaL candidate for Attor-
ney-General at NorgmtoWn,
AUg. 18th.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

TUCKER COUNTY bic year receives
from the Stale the sum OF $l,008. lG
OF the school fund.- Ptouccr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-25

FOfI Great CuduCU JO make m onpy
II3}Y83 We need person in every
town to- lake subscriptions for
iho I.rrDel and best Illustrated family
rlhGcsfi.n iu ihe world. Any one can
Lfcouo ~ successful agent. Six elegant
v..as of Gr gwen Tree 10 subscribers.
IDo price is sD low that almost every
body surscubCs one agent reports TAX
ing over 100 subscribers in day. A ladv
agent reports making over 5000 clear
profit in ten days. Al who engage mako
money fast You can devote an your
umc tO thc business. or only your spare
time. You need not be- away from homo
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and time is expected.
AT LOUISVILLE.

On Saturday, OF 2. there will be
a pole raising at Howsville. at
o'clock P. NJ. Hon. B. F. Martin,
and theirs, will be present if posi- =
bile. . A large meeting and a good
time is expected.
The pole at thus place will be 10
feet high.
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AT ALBRIGHTsvILLE.

The Democrats Of Albr!ghtsville
and vicinity will raise foe hick-
o:y pole on Tuesday, Sept. 29th.
Hon. VIM. G. Brown, oil Klngwood
will deliver an address upon the
occasion.
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p rnE rs,-RIorTc DEMocRocr. -
where there viii be Mass Meetings
and Pole Haisings.
AT BRAHDoEvILLE

where there viii be Mass Meetings
and Pole Haisings.
AT BRANDoEYILLE
On Saturday, Oct BUD, there will
be a grand mass mseting aud pole
raising, Gov. jackson, Judge Ho. 9
and Joo. Barton Payne ap3 J4.. II
Holt, Egg are expected - b. prs- =
ont TO address tae people, also. 20.
+. B. Seaugat, of Pa, one Of tie
most eloquent speakers of Toe Key
stone State, will be present,
AT PoRTLAED.
There will b. a mas meeting and
pole raplrg A. ? rtIsnd uu Satur-
day ) pit. %, 1880. Hon Wa. G.
Brown, and OF .r sp aReis Of refu-
t4tion, are confidently expected to
be present. The Democrats of Port
land will raise the prettiest pole in
the county.
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AZ KIHG~OoD.

On Monday, the Avn day of Octo-
Der, Hon. John Blair Hoge and
Hon. D. B Lucas vii. be present to
deliver addresses Hon. Il. G. Ora
craft is also expected to be on hand