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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-26

A Washington special says the
House committee on elections decided
to unseat Washburn, republican, in
favor of Donnelly, democrat. This
will give the democrats another state
in ease of tie in the presidential cleo
ton. Wa-hburn had 5000 majority.
The claim of bribery will be set up.
1t is manifest that the deep purpose
of the democracy which was revealed
in the attempt TO steal the state Of
Maine is again disclosed in this effort
10 rob the people OF Minnesota of their
rights. 1t is not the intention of the
subcommittee to make a report in
writing, but each member will sub
nit his views orally to the whole
committee. Such report might not
be pleasant campaign document in
possessipa of the republicans. \ dem
ocratic member of the subcommittee
characterized the case as very diff
cult and perplexing one, Snd hoped
the action of the committee would
commend itself to lovers of good gov
ernment and fair dealing throughout
the country. 1t is ascertained that it
is proposed to reject l71 votes of
Washburn's Sol2 majority by throw
ing out the entire vote of Minneapolis.
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-26

Eight tons of powder per month are
used in the local trade of Seattle.
When other coal mines are developed,
IA they will he, and the mining fields
are occupied the sale will be multiplied
many fold.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

'TsR Rilchse 9azette, lnlI,e lis Repub.
Iican contemplating, fgssealnst the
Amendment, aD4 prophesies Its defeat bS
Fifteen 60 twenty TtbUusand majority n,
Says - Ihs pebple seem TO feel that when
they ask for = fish they should moi be
given stone. They do not want a dozen
OF 90 county courts for every one now In
existen6s. II Raneolph Enterprise.
The M6uhdsvllls Rsporter. Oy.s,on
Sentinel, MousdsyIlle Commercial Weeton
Hepubican, FaiFmOnt West Viroinlsn
IlaFksbUrg Telegram, HuntingtoS Com
merclai' ReYsor Echo, and styeIlsturo
Herald areas strongly opposed 20 the men.
q vent - the Gazette H. 10 wOold nroba-
bly, be proper 10 place the Waeeling intel.
hRencer AID Petersburg State Journal
in the Sane list but We refrain for TIE
present. We know Of but three Renpb
licaD papers IN the State which are orsnlv
favoring the Amendments - Richie Cs.
Estte.
ADD 70 tbis majority Of the Demo.
cratic papers. Of the State, and q growing
public seDtiment, and It would seem that
these poor Amendments would grow e1.
peediDgly Iopesome before they are nsdea
part Of the Constitution Of this state
The Gazette also says:
4 no far a. we bsyo observed but four
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01
FROM OUR NEIGHBoRING
- EXCHANGES.

On Monday of this week there were
caught, In the creek as the BarnsvilIe
dam, two hundred and twenty-five fish.
mostly OF the perch and sunfish kind.
Each day since then many more have been
captured, all by the use of the hook and
line. Those persons who have time 10
spare employ most of their leisure mo-
ments In this interesting employment. -
Paramount West Yirginiap.. -
Capt. Neips boat arrived again NJ our
wharf on the nth, with goods for our
merchants and the engine aud hx,ures
Tor B. Z. Barker's steam mill at George
town, Tin Grant District.-[ Morgantown
Messrs. John and Wesley Fisher. las,
yeek purchased two steers from Mr.. Jno
u: Davis, Of Lincoln district, that weigh
cd In the rough 1926 pounds. One has
been slaughtered. and Melted 1.245
pounds: These are the heaviest cattle ey
er In Yarmouth Fsirmounti Iudex.
FROM the Oakland Democrat; Ine
Mrs. Nell wife of Edward Neil, resid.
ing on Speelman's Ridge In Selbysport
District committed suicide ON Monday
morning. She @ btained a small strip of
musfn and sepAiripg TO the stable fas-
tened IT 20 q pole extending scross the
beam OF the haymOw, and then tied IL
around her neck. she was found abOdt
seven O'Clock, A. NJ, in q kneeling posi-
tion and was evidently determined ON
committing the rash set, a. she could
have released hsrself had she been 40 die
posed, The body was still quite warm
when fonnd. Justice Griffith was Motif
ed, and preceded at once TO eummons a
jury OF Inquest. They meet II O'clock,
p. ~, and after waving the bOd5 Il was
cut down. Several 1itneeees were cyan
ined and VeEdict Ia a0csrdance with the
above factsrendered. The guppsition 4
that she committed the Tash hciiWhIle In
boring under TEMPORARY sberfat'n oEmind.
caused by the death Of her three children
Mrs. Neil veg shout forty years Of age.
and leaves two children now quite m With
diptberia The sympathies Of the entire
community are extended 10 the double
cistreesed family.."......One day last week
me newly constructed farm house Of Mr..
": p. Qttqtt situated about four males
TOD OAKLAND, was destroyed BY FIRE.
. he house was unoccupIed,. and a. the
N0ods had been al are for some days Il IA
not With any certainty what day the house
was burned. Mr.. HOpwoOd KildOW Lost
q valuable chest Of carpenters tools which
had been left In the house
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01
OF SCHOOL LANDS

BY authority Of two several DEGREES of
the Circuit Court of Preston county, rem
dered on the LIST and End days of April,
1880. respectively, tho undersigned Com.
missioner Of School Lands for this coun-
ty, will, on
Monday, the 18th Of May, 1880,
Beng the Lrst day of the County s,onrtk
in front of the Court house In KinQwOod.
proceed to sell the three tracts of land in
said decres mentioned. and described,
Tor the benefit OF the school fund.
No. Is tract of
FIFTY SEVEN AND ONE-HALP ACRES
Waste apd Incorporated land, living I'm
Reno district, on the waters of Buffalo.
adJoining lands Of John Funk, James
Cassiday. G. NJ. Bishop and others. we'll
timbered and excellent soil.
4J&o.I lies j9 sEeno district. adjoining
samuel Knots, John Funk and George
SypOlt, containing ~
THREE AND ONR-HALF ACRES.
Said to be excellent land-waste and un
appropriated.
No. Is tract Of land forfeited for the
non-paym ent of taxes; heretofore charge
ed on the land books i'm the name of Jane
Il. Surpell, containing
Two HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES,
Lying on Salt Lick, in Portland district.
adjoining HezeSiah Wolf and others,
This tract Is all in forest, Is we'll timber
ed and contains some good farming land.
TERMS OF SALfs.e Ohe-fOurth of the
purchase quincy will be required i'm hand,
and for tho residue, credit of twelve
months will De given. the purchaser Civ
ing interest bearing note, with good se-
cnrity. The title will be retained until
all the purchase money is paid, When a
deed OF special. warranty will be made
the purchaser, at his cost.
2liDi.. RoBEPT w. MONROE,
Cop'r Scbl Lands Preston co.
Kingwood,IW, Va. Aprir2O, 1880.
4tSl2,0O
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

TIE counties Of Greene, Fsyet,e. Wasb
ington and o.her.Jof. the Pennsylvania
counties almost. or quite, adjoining us, are
growing rich By raising sheep; the clip
iof the counties named amounting 10 from
half million too million dollars each, an
'nually. Why do not the farmers of Pres
ton go into the sheep and wool growing
ibnsipeas in esrnesti -,
=, y hsssed-Fehec,lon that Is forced upon,
apersoh 1Asyipk he interests Of the couu-
~ ct heart to ride over this county and see
The shook shops, woOds of burnt tr ses
and red brush where once stood SPLENDID
sf9Fesp OF giant oak, fired, partially cleared
and now all growing up 10 liners, and all
because ourfsrfnsrs hsye left their farms
'Spd gone TO dabbling Id the shook business
and other kindred enterprise. What Ia the
txpsr eDce Of these fsimers1 When they
eaye used up al their timber they find
themselves largely IN debs, and their farms
grown up, their stock eli gone and moth
Ing TO show@thSffa{ their timeor timber.
q Jpst nc see9f a. NsrAsaEn 70 work our
FARMS, EAEse DuT broad and meat, and 70
invest our money In sheep end cattle.
VIII tia county Of Preston begin 70
take the place 20 which her great and IN.
developed wealth would entltle her. 4,
only remains for her farmers and stock
grasaers 70 do their duty.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01


of the proposed Amendments to the con-
stitution. These are. the Charleston
League and Courier Pfeoton County
Jeusnal, Mo.santowh Post and IT Pleas,
sn' 0ont '<sF
TIE following specisfto the Register
dated Washington April 22nd, Is an inter-
view with Gov. Randolph as to his opin:
lon on Now York,s action at Syracuse !
Governor Randolph of New Jersey is
ssrefi informed as any member of the SEN
ate in regard to New York politics, and
while warm personal friend OF Mr. Til
den, has the good will and respect of the
old mans opponents. I called AZ
the rood of the Senate Military Commit
tee, Of which ne is the hard working
chairman. thia morning. and without pre-
liminary romsrkaS asked him what he
thought of the situation In New York.
"With q confident smile he remarked
and with emphasis l think nothing can
be more certain than that the entire Dem.
ocratic party of New York will unite in
November, and carry that State for the
nominee OF the ciae.unati Convention"
Said "Goyernor, but there are two sets
OF d. leests TO Cincinnati and Two electoral
tickets already in the field.
That Ia nothing unusual, he replied;
Tor there were two sets Of delegates to
Cincinnatti In 1856, and the State went
Democratic that year. AZ for electoral
tickets, nothing In easier than TO Ret
them ont of the field at the proper time.
Why,t have known four tickets TO be
running thirty days before the election In
my State, New Jersey, and yet when cleo.
ton day.came only two were voted for.
Electors in New York he added ''do not
canvas as yours do In Virginia and Wear
Virginia. Hence theytdo dot get wsrmefi
up a. your electors do, and are more eas-
lly managed. Augustus Schuell, Of New
York, you see. 10 On elector, and yet he
never makes speeches. Gov. Randolph
went on 20 remark that too much impor-
lance has been given TO the split In the
New York. Democrats at . distance, and
what has looked To- West Virginia Demo-
Gratis to be fatal schism IN the party,
to one familiar with New York politics
has only seemed 9 kEP.GhIoh could be cas-
lily bridged over BY wise management,
He spoke Of the success of the Cincinnati
ticket with as much confidence ss Mr..
Camden or Gov. Mathews, who are now
here, would OF tho ability of the Demo
cratic party Of West Virginia TO carry Il
for Thurman, Seymour, Field, or any 9th,
or good and available man. I did not ask
Gov. Randolph h regard TO. Air, Tildeu,
because every sepstble man here nqs blinds
y Welded 70 bic fortunes, hss ceased. ID
spite 9f his sRPMkfs a exhibited st syria
cuse and elsewhere, to regard him. as the
contest as Presidential candidate, because
even IL he sdeserved the nomination, he
cannot possibly get two -thirds of the con-
vention. AL, ,ak6wster, more, than ever
admit that he will have much 10 do id
nominating q candidate, aud hope that his
power will be ex srcised With .wisdon and
for the beat interests of the Democratic
party"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

WILL the proposed Judicial District,
composed of the counties of Taylor. Bar
bour. Randolph. Tucker. and Preston,
hold . Conyentiop TO nominate candi-
date for. judge op The DEMOCRATIC side!
lfso: Hhe{Hill call THAI conyentioa7
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01
JUDICIAL SALE
JACKSON q STONE
sILAs vs. su,psn In CHANcsRY.

tE' ohANEbs -
Pursuant to and by virtue OF a decree
OF the County Court OF Preston oounS
~, pronounced In the above STYLED
cause at the March torn, 1880. 1 shall, on
Monday, the 18th Day of May 1880
that being the first day Of the May Coun-
~ CoprD at tho front door OF the Court
house, of said county, offer for sale TO the
highest bid Tor the house and lot tLeroin
dacTOeo to be- soid, u being lot numbered
10 opop the plot of the town OF .PortIas1d.
situate in said town, and having thereon
good twOHtorY frame. dwelling~h ousa.
together web the appurtenanceas Said
house'and lot was conveyed O.said de-.
sspdant by Charles w. jackson. and 10
the eaid Jackson by G.. J. ,Ctessp, special
commissioner.
Tk.g9is.-Said sale will be made for
sufdoient cash in hand to pay costs Of
suit and charges for sale, and s272.5O. part
OF the residue, with interest, ON n credit
orc and IL months, and the remainder In
squal payments payable respectively ON
the 18th Of September, 1890, nth OF Mar.
1881 and the 18th day ofS6ptember. 1881
purchaser executing notes with EOod "a
cuTity to bear interest. v -
JNo. BARTON PAYNE, SpecI Com'r.
April ~, 1880. 1850
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

SAMUEL J. Tilden, dejure President Oh
the u s., has sent his check toSEngland,
Kelly 8 Co.. of New York for 5000
S,yish tAs request that !, be forwarded to
the account of the Duchess OF Morlbor-
ough Irish relief fand. This 10 Mr.. TIL
dens second donation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

Thousands OF soldiers and heirs are
entitled 10 Pensions, with payment froTn
date OF discharge or death, n applied for
before July / 1880. Wound, accidental
injury or disease entities 10 . Pension.
Bounty snd back pay collected. Increase
OF Pensions secured. This frIp estah-
lishod in 1896, Address, enclosiDg starnp.
EDSON BROS, y. =. Claim AHornoys,
I'll q: street Washington, d, 9.
spri7- r. ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

THERE viii bes grand Democratic rally
q Winchester VI, on Monday May srds
1890 Senators Dan w. voorhees,, of Indij
ana, George Fl. Pendleton. Of Ohio, John
ID. Gordon, Of Georgia, z.b Vance, of N.
Carolina, and Congressman Blackburn OF
Kentucky Will be there.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01
Commissioners Notice.
CREsAY & BRAINS ADM'R)
JoFN @ BRA1N EFT AL.
. AMI mARTIF ET AL

5qFs G B =; EFT AL. '''"" Court
aud
J. AMI MARTIE 1T AL
Us. IN OInnee,-,I
JOHN q. BRAIN TT AL,
Extract from the decree rendered by
the said court at the March term thereof.
1880, in the above named caltsfk
ut Is adjudged, ordered 9nd decreed
that the creditors of the estate OF John
w. Brain, dec eased, be convened, and
this cause be referred to any one OF the
commissioners OF this. coprt who IL d.
rected to take proof Of. and report any
valid unpaid debtS due from the estate Of
the said John w. Brain;. that he ascer,
tain and report the personal o tate, IL any.
IN the hands OF his administrator, or late
guardian. Such commissioner
shall ascertain and report the liens ON the
real estate % the said John q. Brain and
ttho order and priorities Of the same. -
The said decree further
provides, THAT the said commissioner
PaY, publish q notice " the parties nam
ing them, Of the time'Gnd place Of exc,
and that the same shall be equivalent 10
personal service of tho Same upon the
parties or any Of them,''s
To J. Ami Martin, Smith Crane. James
X. Smoot, John W. tQussman, Benja.
min e. koplay, RALPH l.. Berkshire,
EeOJCf StuTglss and Robert w. Mons
roc, comprising tho law firm of Berk.
shire, Stpggiss g. Monroe; Benjamin y.
Sqnires III his own rights az admin.
tstrator with the will annexed of james
Brain, decaased y. u. Phillips, q. w.
S1idler, Ezra Morgan, Henry ., Swish
or, ); Ha Post aPd Thomas Meikle,
cOmplainantg. ~
,.,. ni9dfra
John 9. Brsip, John 8. Murdoch, admin.
lstratOr OF gOAn;W. brain, deceased;
benjamin y. SquIres, late guardian Of
John w. Brain, deceased; William nj.
Dent, WIN. NJ. Dent and Felix n. Deme
lEte partners under the Hrm ma
Of Dent n Bro; WIN. NJ. Dent and
Robert LoHrys late partners under the
hru natnes0f Dent A. Lowry; 0usiavus
gresap, Solomon II Allen, Charles II.
Kills, Joseph Ellis and Eugene q. ElHa.
paFtnefs under the firm name Of Allen
Ellis y Co., and DIR. Thomas Kennedy,
defendants.
TAKE notice that have appointed Mon.
day the oath day Of May 1880, AZ nv
ONCE Ia KinCwood, Preston County.
West Virginia, % execute the foregoing
decree Of reference.
Respectfully, &C.,
-, JONI III. HON.,
COm'r. Circuit Court Preston Go.
hinRwoOd, April ~, 1880.
.SE! 4tsl775
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

Dug .8epsessRistiEs.,sh Hon. B. II.
Maytinx has tecoyeTed fton- fths Gtick of
8 rheumatism with w',ith.he has been suff :
ering, and IL in bis seat again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

FoR the Congressional stake In this
District. Hon 3. T.; Martini present in
cumbent, will be 4 formidable competi-
tor; Mr.. Lucas. Of Jefferson, a Demo
crst of the Jeffersonian type and talent,
bas many followers and warm friends.
Iadge Hoge, of Berkeley, also will COM
mand q strong support. The Judge is a
man of marked ability and has the pecu-
liar merit of modesty. Capt. Bradford
from west of the mountains, will have
scope strength IN the convention, but we
think will not be, formidable on thi0 side
NV. Va. Tfibufie. -. ,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01
To the Dem ocratic and Conserva-
tlye. Voters OF Preston County.

You are hereby requested to meot at
the Court house in KipgwQ9d. at noon,
on Monday May II, fsso. tnat being tho
first day of the May terra 81 the County
Court. to choesS DELEGATES. to represent
the county OF Preston In the State. Cons
gressioDol and Judicial Conventions, and
attend to any other matter properly COM
Ing before yog, e. 30
90 =. IE9 barton PAYNE, Chm'n.
WAN. DEET,.
CHAs, f. VxCyBRY,
JONATHAN $, EoAa.
FRANK MoKEG,t
JOHN III. BRowS,
PETER linn,
- ] EssE w. SHARPER,
F,JAMEs A. MILLER,
Executive Com.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

IsvIrArloHs have been extended by the
Executive Committee to Hons. Daniel b.
s<sucas, John Blair Hogc. b. r. Martin
and Capt Taomao A Bradford to be
here on the t7th' OF May and address the
Democratic Convention, then to be held.
AS many of the above-named gentlemeh
a. are not prevented by public business
will doutless be on hand.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01
FOR SALE.
Valuable Property in and About
KangWood.

NbiuhOto Properly IN and About
Kangwood.
The undersigned offer for sale the fol-
lowing Real Estate. namely:
n Farm Of 26O Acres,
Known as the "YEnkirk Place" living
one mile from KfpgwOod, on the road
from Kingwood tn Portland, adjoining
John Williams, Benoni Jordan's and
othergrbeing the Same farm on which the
hate Hiram Vaukirki resided: also,
4"}7arns Of ITO Acres.
Lying bn6thalf,Wile sasfsh Of kinRwood.
adjoining John III, Browns, James Car,
rolls and others. This is a good grazing
iarm also the well-known
UNION HOTEL
IN kingwood, now kept by John II. Neff.
IN which property Ii com prIsed the large
p as,, store-room occupied by DR.. 3.
The above property will be sold ct rea-
sona0ie prices and on very favorable
Terms. For particulars INQUIRE Of
JAMES III. CARROLL,
JAMES III. MANOWN.
executors q she Estate Of Hiram Van
Kirk and Elizabeth Vankirk decd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01
PATENTS.

F.N. Lehman, Solicitor OF American
msd foxetgn Patents. Washington, u. @.
AL business sOnneGtAA~ with Patents,
whether before the Patent Office or the
courts, promptly attended to. No charge
MADE 'untess patent Is secured, send
for circular. 90.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01
THE New York "Sun" strikes the n,

THE New York "Sun" strikes the nail
GA the head In the following:
: The Tribune says: demonstrations con-
viction gave birth TO the Republican par
ty."
While this Ia perfectly true, the remark.
at this time, reminds us of q little occnr-
renee at q dinner tabs many years ago.
IAN ANCIENT and proud spirited soa on The
Ola dominion was called upon to respond
20 q toast complimentary TO his native
State.
~ I am proud" said he, ITO reply to 9
Roast to Virginia, the mother, as abe IL,
OF heroes, statesmen, and States!"
Woereupon another native Of Virginia
who bad migrated to Texas, but hapnen.
s sed 70 Be RFe'sPt on the bccaAion.' fisculs-
-, Yes, BY c., but abe stopped breed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01

AhAhkS 70 COi. george w. Atkinson,
one OF the leading Republican politicians
OF this State, We ere now able 10 lay be.
fore our readers the terms, consideration
and all the conditions Of The contract
made between Henry 3. Walker and few
Others representing the Greenbacksrs Of
this State, and President Thompson of the
Uniy Tsity. George G. Sturgiss, John w.
aAsos, sE-3oY. Stevenson, W. II. II.
Flick and others named below, represent.
ing the organization In this State. hereto.
fore known 10 this State AZ the anti -fueIon.
Antil0reenback party, the party of moral
ideas, hard money, homes. money and pro.
gress last winter, at Washington. This
arrangement YES detailed BY 4j5. George
". Atkinson, one Of the higE conefac,inR
parties on the part of the Lest named par.
", TO Washington correspondent Of the
New YORK Herald. Heretofore tbis bar.
gain mi tsle, - been Fumor, believed
by some, and on account Of the standing
OF the parties representing the Republicans.
disbeiieVed BY many. But II IL now In
tangible form and has for lie author one
OF the most conspicuous Leaders of the
Republican party ia the State, who, 10 ad-
jition to this interview, has published q
three column letter In certain leading Re
publican papers Of the State, advocating
and enforcing the terms Of this contract.
For this reason and the further fact that
no denlsle have boeu made, Il may be Get
down a. fact; and the men who have
heretofore formed the Greenback party
and fought the Republican party because
Il represented The worst elements OF banks.
bond hplSers, monopolists, &C., are ex.
pected for the sake Of The psltry Offices Of
Auditor, Treasurer and Superintendent Of
Schools 70 elect a Republican Governor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SHIRER & swEARENGEN,
General BIacksmiths.
KINHWOOD. w. Vl

kINGWOOD, W, VA.
Having recently commenced business I'm
the shop formerly occupied by John Gall
ven, we arc prepared % do horse sboeipe
At regular prices also, all kinds % wigs
ors a9d buggies ironod at short notice.
april
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-01
BLACKSMITHIN0.

The undersigned would respectfully
call the attention ofthe people OF Port
land and vicinity, to the fact tnat he Is
prepared to do any work I'm his line In
good workmanlike manner, ch cap for
ash or produce. 4. j. MILLER.