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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

time has lain d0rAAat, rllenix IKE,
has risen from the ashes ard shines in
splenslor anew. On ISL Monday Your
correspondent devoted ! portion Of the
day 10 reconn0itesinx aronnd toun. As
. result Of my observations, II almost
any hour Of tie day besweea > O'Clock
q. m. and 4 O'Clock p: m, Nom Is TO .
teams could be seen ON the streets load
ed with hay, grain and fat hogs. The
steam hay-press and baler, owned by
Mr.. John Hatfield was visited and found
doing q rapid business in the way Of
condensiny the hundreds Of hay ricks In
this vicinity preparatory for shipment
to Colombo and other points west.
About tw~nts-tivc tons Of hay were
bought 1t the prcss during the day.
The days transaction il grain, ~ NJ
pc, ted By the buyers, was ~ follows !:
J. T. Carpenter 4 San bought l 800
bushels OF wheat and 100 busheis Of ear
corn; J. L. Carother,E = Bros. one car
load Of shelIed corn; our live livestock
MN Mr.. WIN. Gilchrist. bought one car
Of fat hogs among which were some
very fine specimens of the Poland and
Z ,inas raised !. Z Hyde.
Tho old aud rs,;.t,, arv vooas .ra
grocery fir.n ofJ. L. Carrothers & Bros,
were having a largely increased trade.
Nr. + Massey. of Se.lywick Civ. has
established a branch grocery store her.
,n,l.r the s,,eryis;on Of Mr.. A. c. RACE.
ur. Race ia a pleasant. obliying vounY
nm and in every respec. a thorough
Gentleman as well ne 4 good salesman.
an nv n strictly honorable course O,
has u...l,. many friends and se.
cnr. ! yn,d trade ~
u ring the wrek pr.f I4w;s ofl
vour CITY has favorrd ma NJ this n,.c. |
- m an exceedingly entertaining and
instructive course of chronological and !
,hvs;,loyical lectures Those q, ms VIII.
v,rc f,,r,un,,a ennuuh r., hear him r..
80 ve., u,ore than an hundred s,,a ~,
the tim. ami m,ncv exmnded.
Mr. Frsnk Carter has sold l,;s t,eo,.
,;f II farm located one mile east of IN
re ,,cr IN a vent,e,n.n from (lh;o IN,
,3eoO
yrest many families from the older
st,,a. n, ,oc,,e with us tho .,;n.,
.,r.uy. Grant town.hi, ;. as in truth
NV br sai of all other purtions Of ON
.on ,try. extends fri.n,llv hand and
hearty we,cone To all who NAV com,.
who her th,.v may he rici, or moor
All mere let me saw IN onr eastern
rim Ia tina, in c,,n,ny west there ia ~,
I'D of y,ipy further than se.,ywick
ntv a. m my VII. have vonc further
,vc f.r-t worse. In sbnr, fev
,,,rs. ride ,hrouyb the county will o,n.
y;,we the most skepti,.al thai VIC hay.
Within The reach of-alla. good wild and
. ,,iya,cd Land and bouu,eous stream.
If n,re wafer as can he fund in an,
~ r.,',.. 80
~. ,,.o..',',.,:,,,.aa...r '';,..
'..s,:..,.'.,.. ~ 'a
80. ~, - S.".. " 49,
-, -. d. A.. -"
-.
~.
80 N''','
Z win Tue gran" 'ofs'h' music >"''a"-
Il upon his listening ear in echoin2
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
1ydc;a

z :, LAND OfSNE-
Wichita. ka .as thpceubey 4 u, t<S
ts.sss lsl.s sasssg hss. e,sevs'i - nj. oass ~
ksut.sg his Gtss6eS e1susp ATTY ~ ~ snloi
90 18th. is.A s,-'s shs s,sskus saas Or e
scstsss Seer. tswasstp t~sssy -sts. ~ ~ tive
Ssss In sss1gWbea .sne /. ~ o.. Win . tsW -
.sssssisssia ~ .ska ss.sry ~ - tsrstss sFs
nsrvbs summarized ~ esS,~as - sAfs vsles ~
..tA, ias VI fsbsssv. tse. - 81 et .. ~. -
ss,sxsst sbnaJss ms..l-
t. ALkEH, hsss-sss
sta.isy q " all. Atty. TT \ f1ses
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
Notice of Final aattlament

eta sta'e = , -..,s, l.. he RI h.fe Court In
n hs matter "rth" Estate u an ,I,as Mscr-tiie
d .ces ei
iit r. IN all ether per-ons .terc to l..
he af.re nj. ate. are hereby n.ti ell that
~ the IRE { Ter 81 II the r. baie .sGrs, tn aud
, al "u-t. held at the ~ ,hats Cu..rt Il ..p.
h y ichi,a Gu tynf eds VI +, ntase ar re- -,
the til ,tss "r Febr.~sy \ -. issv h.,i
ssli, o. sail Q vt t.r . fuii Il a.Mi -stri.ms
-aii Estate AMI f,r ny c IN al ,slI n MI nl :.
srSt'f, .ANuts. MA.Hs.,,Ik, Adm
s-} Ut tHO rs SsAt,ktl,Ik a I'D
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

The State Central Committee meets
at Topeka on the 18Th of February next
to arrange as to when and where Il e
committee will call the State Conycn-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
MUTUAL PROTECTIVE SOCIETY

To ht Editor Of tSs Essis.
At the annual meeting of the Mime
Ina Mutual Protection Society, held u,
Mammoth Gave school house. January
10. it was voted TO publish the names OF
officers and members of the society in
the columns OF the EAGLE and Beacon.
AMI you will fnd them here appended.
The society is in y flourishing condition
and the organization was much inn
proved at the recent meeting. Among
other important changes il was resolved
instead Of meeting annually to meet
quarterly, ON the second SATURDAYS in
January. April. July and October. Our
roll now shows thiriy-six members. but
We hope and expect soon to increase
that number TO ut least fifty. Every
good citizen owning stock in our CON-
muaty or vicinity should join, aud that
oar range is not limited to Minuet,a
will be seen by a glance at the follow
1t..s- n
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
Administrators Ga1a

On the zih day e Ja.iuars i.sJ, the under.
tsnest Adini Il ,trat..r 81 the estate Of Walter
Oily decea e i'll sell at plb.i: saie ut the ssts
'esi Hence u sail Walter y. u sdiey 81 hernia /,
.,wn-hi.,. ali ofthe ,er ,onal ect, belonging i,
nht tate c,u-tstilg II ,t"r IS aid clt. graf
ar'ni.ig im,'Ieme.ts, grswi Il graiu &c. Terms
. SAFE, All Anu :, i've ,l,llars . ID under cab.
= ~" :. -
GkJRsE .. SIDLES
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
Notice o. ,blicat;or

~" p.nSe NJ irhita. Ma. JSatsr, 18th, 49,
Voice hereby give, that the r.Ii..wing- am
90 seettf Ia, hle D.ti.e 4 hi te.iti >, {, make
mai pr"f support II his claim. d secure IL
1s,r' ther",i ~ The eN. irx,i ~ 81 thirt, tx,
= IN tho ttate st thi- i.otice, VIZ:
va is' saith FOR the " u III W 4 aud II y
: u sec. u, t,wn 3. rage 4 we.t A "a
,aHnes the foii"vi.ig As his witne ,se., viz: y
iar.,s II e,iSwick County, n.d I.h,, ~ search
II ->e L Xick C,uaty
As H. L. WAtHER R.oi.t.v
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

II begins 10 in,,k as though Congress
insu Ran wuIl,i b. rc-no.nnaied 10y
asslasstiou AT the coming Repablicam
Gcaychtiou. - ipd;ast l,diey 7Imcs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

Senator Plumb has introduced a bill
into Congress 10 create an additional
land district In Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

Chopped onions wit, a little ginger
naked in. is said 10 be a sure cure for
the chicken cholera.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

A.,stce I. hssvhs Stsss tAes ~ f.itsstse sep-
~ seller has stsA sssius VI ~ tssss & nsaAs
"a u r~,g " -,atsrsrl ~ ~. elaaxs. aa ses@rs
says fs..as ~ dnee ~ thls ss>lVe. sts Geass -
.sW shs.p ' - y y II eerttse q H. 80 ssAlp
y rAass vel s-.a assse. ~ tlt.~t 3 .. HE
., u " uaisa. - eta~tsa 49, tnssas, >,
st.hss, u sx>9~ trk ~ AAs~as- Ao<fseU vse-
taw VI sss1ga Irk 80. kes,as.
u l., AIkrn. asyi- ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
stayer

You ran talk about siaycrs, but Gen
eral Chamberlain, Of Maine, is a boss
sfaver
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

sss.s Z -: / .qs.ss..S GA.
.ssfss = hsseS sksee. - - - = ~ -
~. ~ > sss1esss s1e-ea ~ 49, 9laS1se
40 se1pess ~ pgesoo - - 49, 20
- ensQR - no61e D@a1A bs1sl40 ~ -
: easta - vsgga1s p-aA. assvsStet .. e-1.ess
Via: caqnsesse~o - ~ go - ue-e onse -
~ sa-egss ehassss ~ - ss4ns.as ssses, - ~
~ - = 49, vs~s1s0 - 80 49, sAsssQh
ecsjss u eewu.A1p -, 49, 49, - - -
- ~ $500 ss-s ~ - u h r-vsSsa.s ysessss
Ssss,t . y. ssu..hip - ~ - se-ssst ssssssss
csuoes 49, sennlso ssgeA Atps ~ - vsca-
ti,s - seseu1s = An-sd6en - klh.ss. slss
>s.nness1sg - poanp - - ss1.o - absse a.
ssselsgA vNoA uAtMeo reestso nss1Aeose ~ ~
saaoheo~o osR.0s - usSe1 ~ ~ oeoenpn,e Ssne-
~ ~ sseekss u ssus.hip =. Nsqs sass. tks>se
fssnaing nssgeA - esasA. Alus ~ ~ - 81 y
q u = cstbSA - k..k.~ :. via V~nsessise
1t ~ ~s-s asueMsse ~ ~ lsisiup , sws >. ~
~ - estiue. ~ - rs~ht 3 0s - rec -
iEssss scst.s = II Go. y Nsa1 vssss ~ 80
-ssssh. Whsssaeppa, AID 1N1 - Nc0sty SsD.
,ni ,,ss,ssrs a,.,.a. ~ - slts~t.s gsaSa 49,
sss. sts. T. Ae1nBos sss~. Aeae- besU ed A.
y barr - W. .sss. ~ish ia-lyssetssss ~ ssses.
e.aja. .estss IN ~ tssas, ssrvsy -. - ~
lsWn 4 ~ fn~s u DA>sAa,c1 ssus.h1p. - sasss>
M - sa.s. aas ~ - coy = y tis 80 yso-
sesa ~ vts9 sotA nseA. asd give ~ I'll tasstps .
hsnEtsg u sNAss " ~
oJAoO ~ sspt SI1 40 vtS4oO y -.
a1-t 4. 4. Oto>EY. Counsy l,oga.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

American honey in the comb has be-
come popular article of diet in England
and very large shipments are made.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
Shf nj Sale


10 the Dtssrict cart. 1htrsse u J9sltctal bis.
tstet, >sstSw ica e,rsty. sas-ss-
y. MERRILL.
Gohu 4 Slkl~sN.
is3 strsss ~ ~ oriev ~ ale susA sss ~ Ne
i,srict t.'ast ~ the ista sdieisi " sSset. u.
tt-x In aud = ear~ sek e.,usty = ahs-s.. h<ssta
-, Assrsii !, plai.tIs a-a J.hs \ Mast-ss u
4 fee,sa,t, . wilt, ~
1ssS~y. tie ~ ~ Ssy II Jsssssy. 4. n. t@e.
~ s'el 81. y ~ al Tbs ee.v b su~s n .. To-
= ~ The sr.'ss - The bsstts..s kss~s - ac'e
III rk. ss ...aSia< ssssas, J. The vt, ~ .. hsita
M ses, .siisv or s.~ ~ public sarti ~ 3. sks
hsshs bidder rcs hs ID 81 The right. tisis
sad t..fsrr-f al the .sss~sta 1. . h y. I'D sss,
In ii =. the 6.iiosins de eribs. real pr.r~rts.
sssstea l.. the esssss VI ,ssis~ tsA tsis ~ ca
-, 10 Wit
he scrthsa.t qasvsev IL .sssi.a sssshss t.ss-
ty-tso tssl. t,s .htp tssse! ave, .ssth VI 70 60
tso "a 81
salt rial rn,p~rt, 3. Isstsi ap-sp o. tie rs.ssr-
~ ~ tess .tiassI. J.h. h Masl-on. . d al ~
aid u -ssi ~ sstd ur1se ~ vats
>hssis's "hes wiehtsa. eiswich cesnsy.
an-as Dersn,ker H., a. " i-st
~. tNNI<s.
sheriff restaw tsh c-susty, No "a.
~ 4. Macy, nslev hesis v-a
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

), sT: .... I , :, &. f =. = :. -
% - -stS t<a s1ss, n, go - q =
80 sp.t y s1sst - ~ o. 80 Il osot0
hs --~ptF u - t>t- -. re t<es q -naa. ~
~ seas ies -sta sssssiss g. ~ 80 sss.s q
~ sss 81 a.ssst = - 10 tsts H. .sAzs ~ a, s.sT
-ss VI sss4Ss enA.-s
w@ n gsAs.
- 60 - - ns.dsef aflSys.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
Notice of yinai eetslement.

. la: 4 s :..:, =, T., a. 49, . ..s n
Gee ri
resitt = asd Ill other ssse, i.tsvs tel 10
the af,ye sid es1nts bevebs s.,st - thas 81
/, he sNt regular issm ~ the tv.sisas~ ssrt. tw
= 81 h.r all D. 3. - t,s.s sssi held u tbe
curt "a 90. D., trhtts t.usts 20 ~s.fs~ IN.
-ts,s ~ af,vv sid. the 4 I. 3ss ~ - sass \.
a. ss<u .hslt asstls ~ sstd tssaSs >G,v . asl1
SID u III rstsles4s q ~ all sstsss . ~ eSs 10y
e,,s,nsis.tss - lssissstssrsssr.
~ = ~, kER.
Adssstssi 4ssusys "
Nh SObfkDsss bed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

We see by this that the earlier an an
anal y 1tted fDr market otter he is on
- 49, -lop..sane tina lAss1lt nm be
mi that amer N amisnd III s6x1SIz
certain age II yin not then pay for th'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
OBJ 0ditbita Gagk.
N. n. MuRpoCK. Editor.

WICHITA. KANSAS. ssJANUARY ,Isso
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

The officers for the current year are !:
President. u. l.. Green: Vice Presi
lent. iohi ~; Secretary. W. o..
Clark; Treasurer, =. $. Crun; Captain.
David Fax; FIRST Lieutenant, Z. l..
Massey; Second Lieutenant, :. &. Sum.
iners. w. D. CLARK, Sec.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

fs~s D. ssrsss ssse- list - 80, s0 - k,S
- $3.50 ~ sos 10 . - So 10 sas. ~ sts<
oi~~f ~ asstsssi : ~ Hsss 49, - :
80 fss ~ Ell ~ ~ s~Sss -. "a 800
-ssA- ~ sssss
sHsaLGs IENa3k.
ys sf-E>g1CG.
90 j<1sss- 10 Ia -. -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
Administrator.s Notice.


st Wtrhiis ksa-as, Is.sssy 10. tss1
>sstes D. ssssb, given thst sAsf u i.se esassA
sftisS hes s'>i ssstos q hi 10. u 80 s.ske
issAi W. 81 80 .sp, " ~ kis ssslas. 0 sss.Ss
bat e:stsl ffeys tss ira VI fhifs, ss,s
fw the date - tbt- sLftss. ala
lfn t4s ~ srkeru&oAs . =. iHkss 80 -
salt. Is .fs = ~ sestf y 3. tsssskgS -. .
fnsss ss-t. Aus tbs fsss,x . o. he
ness-s-. via tasfs- 4 ssssee. hasts. a
ssssa.. ssd IRE tAsss bsss eeSA - eds kb a.
ns<a<. S.s<aG go ~
10 J. ~. ss,esh. Assss.-sf G,s Issa-s.s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
s.1i.r! ,.s. $500.

at Wsxhisa he's -, tss-i. ssrh. isss |
Notice T. hsvsb, give thai ths E,ttwtss asss ~
sttser has uisf sise ~ NJ tsts..tt.s g. asAe
i.si ~ al ~ .up,-.st - n. eis,,. Art -s..ss
~ str, there = ~ the TRAN sf thirts
fv-.s the date IL TIL sstire. NJ
Nfftss > dvnyae sc .tstei.ssat No. - fsr The
at, . sd g., 80. -. ~ - y . " 4
snoe- The allow IN hi wls.s-.ss. VIA t>.ns
ut Hatcher - -etxsisk tsshss. on. -
lanes, nj rsss~tsk s.ssats and Skastes Ltss-
mo- o.. ~ seiS~ tct c,nats
.,-sss e L wALkEn. ssst-sss
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

ssfssv.. k&s - u<s. re
Tss asn ~ sssst,s o. . b, o. :. a.. -, "A !.
ssssd ~ ss4ssDs e>sssss Ieass = t1afts - ~
ssssisss ss~<e 80 Asse so - 20 ass1s
usssh9 sA~ 80 tsa>~ - - - .AA1 4 srS
= - - ~ oysss a-sssns- sss s1s-lsl,
- a. b nsaas,uAy.
sSlS naS0 Z afAt4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22
FROM OUR NEIGHBORING
EXCHANGES.

The watch that was taken from the
school teacher on the 10th instant wouI d
better be returned Immediately or war
nns will be Issued. - Pioneer.
+ warrant will be Issued for whom ?
The teacher or the thief?
Sixty three criminal and one hundred
and sixty one civil cases, are dOcketed for
Tial AZ the neyt term Of the Circuit Court.
Fl Tyler Independent
The Judge Of that Court will undoubt
edly have his hands full.
Our genial and promiging young friend
VIM. q. Brown, Of Preston county. has
determined 70 cast his fortunes, according
TO orr correspondent from that place.
with the Democratic party. Sir. Brown
has just reached hts majority, and will
cast his first vote for President for the
nominee Of the Cincinnati Convention.
lie i5 son OF the Hon. VIM. G.. Brown.
Of KiDRwOOd, who 10 well known through
ODt the State, and whose long life ia inter
woven with the political history Of This
aud the Mother State. Lis son bids
fair 10 BIO q worthy neir Of his distinguish
ed sire. lie has joined hands, thus early
in HE career, progressive, liberal and lib
criy loving elements In our politics
Hundreds Of his associates In the rising
generation, oil over The State, will 90 Ike
wise Tee young mcn ~ West Vrginis
ere Democratic. itcgistcg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22
Mr.. Faulkner's Speech.

Below we give synopsis Of the speech
delivered in the Court house on Mon.
day last by Hon. Chas. James Faulkner.
We viii publish Mr.. Lucas's in our nett
issue.
FBLLow CITIZENS AND BROTHER DEMO
GRATIS OF THE COUNTY. OF PRESTON
l thank you for the opportunity
which you have afforded me to make
some few remarks to the Democracy of
Piston.
y My relations TO the Democracy for
some years have been Of an greeable
character. You gave me an honest and
fair support when | was q candidate for
Congress in 1874 When | retired from
your service, which voluntarily did. I
had in this county expressed to me the
kindest and warmest expressions.
Whom | was called here to>day SUP.
posed this 70 be convention of dele.
gates, but find it TO be mass meeting
and an evidence that the spirit of De,
mocracy IS among you. Inever tremble
for my country when ] see the people
arc aroused and awake. but when see
they are dead and wrapped up i'm their
own selfish pcrsuits they then abandon
oil honor for the demagogue
Hope to God that / will never witer ~
such a condition Of affairs All
tatlon is The life of the government
y on have invited me TO make some
remarks in this Convention. I do not
propose upon this occasion to discuss
the question Of currency or finances
which have absorbed the attention Of
Congress for the last four years. There
viii be no lack Of Opportunity to discuss
these Issues between this and November
next
The Republican Convention I'm Wheel
ing has sent forth its decree that the
Democratic party must be oyerwhelern.
ID and destroyed When these gentle.
men come ~ tho conflict they viii And
that the Democratic party is hard NM
To crack, and the gents will find that
they will have considerable ON their
hands
Now gentlemen, i'm the course Of q
few months we viii be called upou Ia
elect State officers yes, millions o,
Frecmen viii be called upon TO elect a
Chief Magistrate The election Of pcs.
idout ingOiye5 every vital action. Tho
ISSUES nov looming mp before you for
tho next six month viii be Of great inn
pOriauce
The great issue therefore. That has 10
be- determined is, shall Ibis Govern
mcut ioy the next four years be Dem.
Ocratc OF Republican Shall this Gov.
eminent be Imperial OF Fusion. hail
6rccubock on Republican. shall 10 ia
flesh or rcdhoadcd or shall the gcsI obi
Democratic petty lc clothed bythe boo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22

HON. ID. u. LUCAS ut the beginning of
hi3 his speech on Monday aid that he did
not deem it important for him at this time
to discuss State Issues, and that he had
understood that MIR George @. Sturglss.
through the Morrantown Post, INDUCED
in some criticism upon him for emitting
these questions in his 5geech at MORGAN
town. He said that it seemed to him
little premature, that plenty of time and
opportunity would he afforded for this
discussion in the future, but that if Mr..
Sturgiss weuld like to meet him ia Joint
discussion upon State Issues, he would be
glad to come 10 Morgantown and accom-
modate him, and give hun al opportunity
TO criticize him in public and before his
face, and not behind nis back through the
columns OF d newspaper and that il Mr..
Sturgss did not wish him to come to
Morgantown he would upon the slightest
in'imation meet him at Kingwood before
the people of Perston, or at any point be-
tween the two points. Said that he did
not know that it vas Dir. Sturgiss, but
that he was like witness once brought
into court, he saw him there, and he was
taking notes.
we hope MIR. Sturgiss may Gee tito
give the slight intimstion, we would like
to see some of the fusion wind taken out
of the would be Governor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22

monsIY.except the one in question, Mr..
Carroll alone voting against II.
The convention adjourned in good
ordor.
The speeches uDon the Bank resolu
ton were very vigorous, though there
vas no sort OF bad feelings. And the
vote upon the adoption OF the resolutions
as TO the appointment OF the committees
was suppose to bo the best OF strength.
between the Martin and Lucas men,
and while the leaders manifested some
spirit, everything was in good humur.
aud we beiieave everybody is satisfied.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22

THERE has been much ado about an al
legged outrage upon colored cadet named
whitaker at West Point. a letter OF
warning vas written TO HIM and telling
him that he would be fixed, &c, Much
fuss has been made, the Military Academy
has resolved itself into court of INQUIRY.
and eminent experts nave been examined
as TO the hand writing, &C., and their
unanimous verdict is that the negro cadet
wrote the letter to himself, and not only
this but that the letter was written upon
paper tora from letter that he was wri.
ting 20 his mother.
More Southern outrages. Let on the
dogs of war.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22

SENATOR CoSZLINo insists on runinp
GRANT ss the only man who can give us q
strong Government and practically estab-
lish the freedom and equality OF the col
ored race in. the old slave States He
Gays somebody who will snub the old slave
holders and humiliate them.
GRANT himself, on the other hand. has
been proclaiming peace and good will and
gently wooing the Southern people for
Their votes and taking paihetically about
the blue and gray
Blue and gray ANY color to give him
votes
After all, Inconsistencies seem consist
ent in the Republican party.
Four years ago all unaltersbly opposed
toa third term now all uLaiterably In
favor of third term
a party of principle!
A party of motley hues
v party of all sorts of principles
Is IL unjust or ungenerous 70 pronounce
such party party of no principle what
eyer2-ISun.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22
CALL FOR A MEETING

Ed. AEcus.-Haying been appointed
on behalf Of Preston County rs a mem.
Der OF the Democratic Executive Com
mittee for the proposed Judicial District
composed of the Counties of TAYLOR,
Barbuor, Preston, Tucker and Randolph,
suggest that there be a meeting Of the
persons representing the several coun.
ties, ut Grafton on the Ord of day OF
'June 10 determine the time and place
for holding the Judicial Convention for
said District Respectfully,
JOIN II. Holt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22
Covonticn to Appoint Dolegat to
C1npinno,t


10 the Democratic aud C5aScipGtiUe Tote7S
@ Me >ecosd Congressional Dsssi5ct- u
Vest Y6girid:
By authority of tie Executive Com
mi,lco of the Democratic end Couser7a-
tive party of the Second Congrcssions al
District of West Virginia, do hereby
cal! convention of said party TO meet in
The town OF Grafton, in Taylor county, on
Thursday, Ord day of June, 1880, for the
purpose OF appointing delegates to the
National Democratic, Convention, which
meets in CINCINNATI.
The various counties OF said Districts
axe requested TO send representatives to said
ccu gention.
JOsRPu SPRIGG,
Chairman Dem. Hc. Cam. for Second
Coma District
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22

A DEMOCRAT of this county approached
Harmon Sinsel, of Pruntytown, a delegate
to tho Radical pow-wow at Wheeling, and
asked MIN il Henry y. Walker would be
en- hand. Mr. Sinsel,..supposing the en-.
quirer to he one of the faithful, said, "Oh,
no, it is not the Arrangement to have
Walk here yet"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22

IT must be gratifying 10 Republican
like Mr.. Campbell OF the In,ellgcncer 10
be cordially hated by the Demagogues Of
his party. But for his q piping of;hc bloody
shirt, his conduct at Wheeling was dig
nif,ed and manly
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22

Hon. john MARSHALL HAeANs, Of Nor
Ssntown, figured conspicuously as a
Blainite in the Wheeling Convention.
II is supposed that "Dan" has been pronis-
Ell something when.,the Plumed Knight
Bha,l be inaugurated. That will be some
time vet
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-22

1T is reported that reward offs cents
has been offered for any Republican that
confesses to have been in the Wheeling
Convention. Handy Gipson is the only
man that will give an honest account of
its disgraceful doings, and he even insists
hat this boosted freedom 10 a farce; that
ne vas not even allowed 20 speak his mind
10 the bowling MOP. -,