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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-20
Baltimore Female College.

The only Female, College in Maryland-was
degrees, and literally endowed by the State III
1860. 1t has new buildings, ample grounds, good
ments of a first-cass institution. Boad and
tuition S26O. Misses under twelve years, $500
Catalogues at this office,
N. G. BROOKS,L, L. d. President
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-20
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

IT HAS NO EQUAL. : -
Tousands leads miserable lives, suffering
from dypepsia, .disordered stomach and liver
producing bi0iousiness heartburn, costiveness
weakness, Irregular appetite, low spirits raising
attacks of fever. They know they are sick, yet
get little sympathy. The unfailing remedy to
prevent these ffiictions and reSlere health ig
Simmons Biver Regulator.
CAUTION.
= As there are number Of limitations offered. we
would caution, the public not to allow some
other compound TO be palmed of under siu1ili-
ar SCUM ding ne me, with tho assurance that it is
dealers can have, is the fact that they eau make
a few pennies extra profit by selling the spvriss
ous None genuine Unless in cur engraved
wrapper, with Red z" trade mark. stamp and
sig agture uubroken.
4,e. J. q. ZEILIN & CO.,
Price, s1.oO. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
70 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. "A
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-20

Extract of letter from Memphis. Tenn. April
H. 1871
SIRs: I have stood the storm of four cpl
denies OF the yellow fever. [ had it ting first
visitation; but during the other three i used
Of the sick and dying, hut escaped, / have,
had several to ask me how [ escaped. 1 told
SIMMONS SIM LIVER REGULATOR, If the
fever was to break out again, and I had a
bottle of your REGULATOR, would feel as
safe if L was one thousand miles away,
Respectfully. W. 3. Yates.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-20
The Favorite
Home Remedy

roots and herbs. winch an ALI, Wise Pro
violence has placed in countries where, Liver
Diseases most prevail. It will cure all diseases
caused by arrangement of the Liver and Bowels.
Regulate the Liver and prevent -@
MALARlAL DISEASES.
Summer is the season of the year system is Iia-
to gut ont Of order and severe and dangerous bill
lou. attacks frequently follow. The principal
cause eff nearly all SICK ness at this time OF the
year has it, origin in disordeTed Liver. which
If not regulated in tims great suffering, wretch
edness ana death will ensue. A little precaution
taken in time in the shape OF reliable and eth,
eacious Liver Regulator will prevent illness and
fatal consequences. No medicine IN modern
times has gained wider reputation than e.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
and By being kept ready. fer immediate resort
will save many an hour CT suffering and many a
dollar in time and doctors bills.
An effectuaI specific for Constipation,
Pain in the Shoulders, Hea ache, Dig
ziness, Sour St0ma ch. Bad Taste in
the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palpita-
ton of the Kidneys. pespondency,
Gloom. and Forebeding of Evil
All Of which are the Offspring of diseased Liver
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Teas,
Canned Goods.
Sardines, per

GrOceEs' Drugs,
Indigo,S.F b 85asl OF
Madras 75a l Of
Dutch Madder la l;
andes.
Parafne, per 10 23a25
Star, full weight IA
i" light - Il
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-20
Mount ST. Joseph's Academy
BOARDING SCHOOL,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

This institution, under the direction of the Sis
tiers Of st. Joseph offers every advantage to
young ladies whe are DESTROYS of receiving
solid, useful and finished education.
The academic year begins September ], 1880.
Reference may be MADE t. Ri hev. z. A. Fee
han, Nashville, Tenn.
For particulars and prospectus address the
SupeTiOreSs.
MA preparatory school for boys, under
twelve years, will receive particular attention.
july22- d3m
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-20

n p = = YEAR and expenses 10
" agents. Outfit Free. Address P.
%. VICKERY, Augusta. Maine.
hE0a day made. Energetic local agents
DOOwanted in every city and town. Boys need
not apply. Address Vivian III. Marshall, New
Orleans, La.
A DVERTISERS send for our Select List of
N Local Newspapers Geo. 7. Roweil & Co.,
10 Spruce ST., NY,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-20

r AIDES AND STOKE-kEEPERS-
LYou can get Choice Goods cheap, by wiring
en- a postal for our Price List, which enables
kinds of Merchandise we keep for sale at sur
prisDgIy low prices. We send sample Of
Hamburg. Lsces, Ribbons, Fringes, &c' III
CASA down A new combination system enables
US to quote very Iclose prices. We have VI, 81
and So packages of notions which cannot be
bought for twice tee money eleewhere a.lwanted
in every family. Money returned if not satisfAct-
ory. HOUGHTON & BUTTON, SIS fremont St.,
Raston Mass
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upler
Sent
/, up,
eatty.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-20

The republican party, adhering to the
principle affirmed by its last national con-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

Tyo ipl- of ioui-Vi,le, who had be-
come iu ufatuatod with spirit OF ndveu~
turo nom reading trashy literature, made
un cscapado last Thursday. The boyE
had very little money md In order ty
ooouoIuiso they determined that one
should travel ~ baSgag lock- od up In
trunk. whilo the other should travel Rs
the passcSgcr owninK the baggage, and
Ad lliu d,uw the prize. while Willie
Tucker ulayol tho gentleman. l'itt
tooh his place in tho train, with bottle
~ " tor Gud prow sions, holeN having
heon uOroi ia ;hc trunk to supply tia
Inmate with air. At midnight they
tra, olod Co the depot IN "a hack. Willie
Iurchuscd "A ticket 20 Sclmu, Ais, aud
the trunk was checked and placed In a
hngRage~car. The btRSnge-smssh0r not
knowing Tho contents, hurled the trunk
topsy turyv, aud the feelings Of the lad
.siAtcou years OF agc) may bo imagined.
The air began 90 sl,ns him. but he bore
II witu great fortitude uutl az 4 way sta
ton other trunks woro piled upon tho
one in which he was lmpiisoned. cutting
oiT his scnuty supply OF air and he cried
out win all his might Tho baggage
muntci was alarmed, thinking that Isis
,,nr had been boarded hy robbers. but
guided by tlio smotherod noise, the trunk
was found and broken open. Tho ro'
nance WAS entirely taken out q him.
md ha confessed tho trick and told who
ho was McsnN hic, young Tucker WAS
snoring peacefully in his seat. unconsci~
Gus Of the dire misfortune oi his comrade'
and wa. aroused To fad hi'nseli in cueto-
dv ~ Nashville. The parents OF the two
ruuaways wore relieved 81 their nlnrm
by a dispatch from tho chef Of PoEce.
word was scut To- return the boys imme~
diasly, aud they returned to Louisville
e. uoxt night Fearing punishment nt
home, thoy managed To- escape from the
person having Ihom in charge, but will
undoubtedly sOon turn up wheh thai
money is oxhAusled
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
SorsThroats.

This is the season Tor sore throat:
and sin,lar ailments. which if at
tended TO at the outset can sssjly
be cured, but # neglected are liable
To csuse considerable troub,s. One
Who has tried 1t, communicates the
following Tor the cure OF sore threats
Let each one OF your readers buy
at any drug store one ounce OF cam
Phorsted oil and fve cents worth OF
chlorate of potash. When suy sore
ness appears ia the throat put the
potash In half tuubler full OF va
ter, add the eSmPhorated oil, aud
with 1t gars!e the throat thoroughly
at night bslors goiug to bed, and
also rim srouO the throat small
strip Of wooden Gannsl."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
AHemarkabI oIdLady.

An old lady, aged Que hundred
anc twelve years, has just died at
GYouitz. q small town in Silesiu.
She possibly headed tho list Of Ee-
ropeAn csntenariens. This remark
able person, by name Judith Singer,
wac Jewess, and furnishes another
Instlnce OF The longevity OF her race.
IL is stated that che was born on the
llth Of June l76S, snd had already
become the mother OF two children
when tho present Emperor Of Ger
many was born, nearly eighty-lour
years since. OF her fifteen sous and
daughtere. only three have survived
their mother. Mrs. Singer lsst year
buried her Oldest daughter at The
good old age OF eiehty four years
She possessed all hsr faculties except
that OF eight. Frederick the Great
died when che WAS elghtseu years
old, and she bad gust come Of age at
tie outbreak OF the French Revelu-
ton, She asserted ipat she could
distinctly remember tho rejoicing
which took place ia hsr native town
on the occasion OF the fret Partition
ei Poland 10 l77l.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
Tnsn,.,r es Parsnts.

MANY hiher makes grave mistake
!n Mt getting acquainted with his sons.
The rnothsr usually knows hor daugh-
tors mnch brucr, aud Is in more cordial
synpathy with tuom. II youpg men
aoro taken moro fully into the eonh'
doucs or - Dir fathers. and made hsir
companions at home aud abroad. IN sll
paeiues and suu sansnts, it would he
abuudangy better for both. Fatbors, "
you DO not, bs sure somebody eiso will.
fatbcls md mothers rarely make any
mistake m cutvsting Tho confidence
uuI a0rc.i1u Of thor children. " they
deny ary reasonable request more pains
sh Iuld bc taken 90 explain " tho Chil~
drou ,ho ioae1rs than " they wers strun-
gora a pnrcut should never cease % DO
po.ito o. ochilIren. While they have u
right TO- order and bo obsyed, kiui 70
quot end "Ith0ll you" will nine mes
iu teu accomplish tho same E,r more or
focu1Hy. The earlio-, lessons ~ tomo.
tkou from thc father and mother, hT
tLe status OF ths man and woman
in tle misro in a thousand things
thnt tell for good or 3D. Tho most
Dcaudrul scerc ON this earth is vel
ordered home, where evcry wheel H.
turnra bv lYvC. ana whore each member
yio- with tre OTHER boo contributing iaDss
Co lhc hapuDos- ortnc others, Or-uoh
hDmas 80 csuupt have too many, and
their fuorce fai good cannot bo ovor-
cs.uatsdl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

CsH you tell why men who cannot pay
sual oils can always fud money ~ buv
liquor end treu when among friends
Can any one toll h0w young men who
are sIw4vs behiuo wish their la2dlords
con play blI.rrds niRht aud day, and
always 10 ready lor game OF cards
when money Is nt snke7
Can ans Que tel how mou live snd
sappor, their families, who have no in.
come sud mo work, when others, who aro
luIusulnIe, arc b,lf sarvs5Y
Com auy ono tell why fuur hghs 81 tho
young la5.o. prefer Jrairiess fop, uus
aera p.ug baL VIII light pants aud a
shar. coat, to msu with braius7
can anv ore teil why some mothers
aJo ylsays ready TO sew f1r the distant
iestbcn when their own children ara
ragged aud duty7
Cen auy one tell why man who is
always complaining that DO cannot
afford 90 subscribe for tho local news
pspsr. aud every wees borrovs 30 fom
his ueishnor, can AFFORD to attend every
tfaveling slow tbet comes into towug
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
TsIIthc prin.er-Erer,.hinz.

Tell thc er-Eyerythinz.
1t any prominent person visits
you, tsl! the rrinter.
l. any,per'on gets hurt. tell 81.
printsr.
lf.sny peisou gets married. or
does anything else shockiag, toll the
Pr ntsr.
II any person is sick, tell the prin.
ter.
II any p0rssn is uneOmmonly well,
''l the printer.
any person leaves the county,
tell the printer.
II sny person is borB, tell the
printer.
II any person dice, tell the prio-
ter.
II sSy person sIopss. tell the
priutsr.
In short, toll him everything. Ee
wants the news TO give II 70 tho
GocPls.-[Ex.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

At late hour Friday night the police
found a boy about ten years cid sitting oa
the steps Of the city hail. and when hs
bal been stirred up he explained.
My nCmo's Johnny Stewart. and l live
near Hvass Lake The folks went homs
le,t night aud left roc On the far grounds
with IA cent. That's just the sort of man
dad ia. IL I'VE don't keep tight TO bis heels
All the tino neil loave ~ ia strange
town dcsG-brokc."
"Aud now what will you do -
IN me&e the old man sick
"HoWp'
"Nevor you mind Two got rlAE
laid 10 tx for him going back on me"
Ho walked down 10 tho central station
and slept In an arm chair the rest of tha
night At nn carly hour in the morning
he walked into tue American express
Office and Nskcd:
"Do you rUu 10 Grass LakoW
"Gyr"
"fhca chip ms there {. o. D.
After "a few Inquiries hc waS accepted
ana duly tagged, aud when the wagons
went down he was among The pAfcSls Io
bee carciSlly ksadled. To an inquirer Al
the depot be answered
Dad is counted tho shaTpost man iu oar
country on a hots0 trade, but guees ha
INIT a gtept deal ahoad OF mr on hist
TRANSACTION l"-- Detroit Free PresA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
HtrnloRv.
sonts in Il.

Thcre vas Dotroitcr smopz the -tr!o
o officials who passed over the rouic o.,
NE Butter road to secure tho right Of
way. In some cases farmers cbcer,uIlv
signed off in others money Ind ia Lo
nsed, but In ono case. ths committee
l'und most determined opposition. Tho
road would divide widows far.n and
she was independent, obstinate and do
h"nt. Sho knew That her hay stacks ana
paTn~ would be destroyed by sparks. her
hVe stock run over by trains and her
Sl"m' srs disturbed by tho rattle OF
trains. ana she wouldn't listen TO arsu,
msut.
VI adam, do you know Of any widow
IN this neigbborhood who wound be- viii
ing 10 board gentloinao connected with
the construction Of our rOaa7 Ho il a
widowsr, and ProiorB to board with a
widow"
$50; ! don't know Ss ] do. L. he a
nice man"
Splendid man, and has money in the
bsuk. We waut him TO permanently
locate At this point, sud arc iu hope. t,,t
he viii take wife. /. is unfortunate
that"
'T never did take boarIors." she mus.
ed, but"
II you only could, now. I'm suro Won
would not regret IT, lie il oxtrcp,eiy =
fond Of children. aud would bo Ike n
father 10 your lit.lo ones"
"Perhsps I might to accommodate
you"
"Ah thanks. uo would be hero port
week ifthis right OF way matter wm do
cidod, but as &c H., he may not"
"Do you agree 70 pay damages II you
burn my barn7'
"Of course we d0.'
And Ill probably get used to ,bc
noise o.
'oh. OF course. In p week you wou'l
mind .I Fact ie. you'n sf up over,
nigh, uii midnight anyhow, after OBJ.
gentleman arrives
"Oh. u", I sh4u'l shall never love
sgniu. But if he's nice rnu and We,
children. Why don't knew o. ought
q" stop your road. gues. J'u siyn."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

"Tbers is 10 place ike home sx
ella married man with sigh
Of reuel, ss be threw Lig nat down.
pulled of his coat snd boots, clip
ped bis ieet Iats bis slippero, snd
flung himself dowo 90 tbs sofa. A.
soon 90 be wac comfortably sottled.
bis loving wiio ordered bin 70 70
ouJ sud get psil Of water, bring ID
scutue Of coal, lock 0p the hen
houos. feed the pigs, and split some
wood for moroiUR Then he spgrly
gathered almseI: together, spite
iuIly kicked of his slippers, savsssly
drew on bis boots, hastily climbed
into Lis ulster, jsmmed bis bet down
ovsr his eyes, aud, as BE went out
Of the back door, be muttsrsa.
There Is 90 place Ike hons.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

GgE Grant having spsnt blStob-
stance, and much OF the substance
OF ,hiG friends, in rioioua,hvlpg, and
ihs Presidential shcw, business be-
ing ever Tor the present, an "Ez-
Pruident psusioE fund is beng
eollsct.d 10 keep him cut q the
poor house. Tc bsy,xsct, Sl3, 495 so
J as besE subserlbed-jpst $l3, ,295.
40 mora than ought 10 be eoutHbu-
usd Tor Sny such FurposO.-(E1.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

q writer of n somewhat cynical turn ot
mind ssys ihAt women are never wholly
frook wilh Mon There is nothing tbas
hsnsst men desire mora than to under
staud ibet mysterious race t66t 81 80 use
them aud Jet 90 mike, who sbsres ibclr
homes but Dot their hCught, who ere so
shrcwd, 90 prsclicsi and 20 irrational
They ytarn 90 break down the invisibls
barrier aod see into lbs reel l,fo OF those
they love a. well bui The loved ones
smJs and chatter and say greiy t5iugs
snI Ingenious t1ilgs sut brgs teoy
bsve hITrowed from men and improved
iu tne borrowing, bui never one word OF
tdc real thoughts that ere working 10 tDsir
ousy bTaiu-. $50 the men Gsttcr auI .is
because hey think tbe w.mtu like it. and
The women scccpt b ali because they
thiuk i IS man's nsiurci and tho ms0
thiDk women are empty headed angels
and The women Thick men are fue. intsll.-
gent brulos aud lhe two classes g9 on
iug and 1espbing Ole another sccod
insly, snd all ior tho want of huls
,ruthtulUess 10 cIpvyrsagou.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
pefeasea BIZ. no. D.smnyss.

These Democrats who regard the
1Vsuit Of tho recent election as llke.y
20 have a damaging effect ou the
party organ zation are either lgRo-
rant OF the actual fsCts Of the eass
or slss permit themselves to be de-
csiVsd by Republican, btRg. There
- really nothing IN tao recent past
or 10 tbe near future, as far az We can
discover, TO terious'y dieheertsn
thoughtful members Of the party.
On the contrary, when we look into
the actual facts, what do we discover?
Simply that the D-mocraey. wee
beaten in the two isadiog citisS Of
New York through the bIundsrinR
In,sm tusgsmsnt CT tho local leaders.
Had New York city and 3, ootlyp
given their usua Democrats msJor-
itiss. as they would aBjoubted y
nsvs done had the canvass bssn con.
ductod properly, ws soculd have
elected Gsu. Hancock and bad the
i've votes OF California to sVhre.
When We consider, moreover, that
the Republicans had coutloi Of The
election machinery and we're aJle 60
sppsal with trumpod-up issues TO
the prsjudiees snd apparent inter ests
ol large masses OF voters, it becomss
a matter Of surprise that the Dsmoc.
Tssy, with dsssnsons in ils ranks IN
vArious localities, should have held
ns own 90 well. Aud yet, heavily
handicapped az it was, it reached
the goal barely bali bead behind
SIS antagonists Now when we re-
Asot that the Dsmocr,nc party nas
been 6Rhtihg an uphill fight for
twenty years, that the Republican
party holds ia i,s bsuds tno-mou'
appliances Tor controlling The popu
lar will, that ubdsr tho Hayos re-
Rime ils admipistrhtiou Of tha gov
srnmsnt bss been compsrslively
clean, vnd that returning prosperity
hss given It On advantage. purely
accidental, It 10 true, but none 10,
less valuable for party purposes or
that account, we find 10 Tia present
condition Of the Democracy the mo't
substantial ground for encourage
msnt ard hope With The mistske
Of lbe recent campaign 10 gu de it
and with the Rspubiicaa ezctsse
wbieh are sure 60 be committed, nov
that the sectional party h4s regainet
control Of tbs House, to present th
virtues OF democracy to The peopl
40 the Strongest light it wall O.
strange, indeed iilt does not reeait
jts losl ground within tho next fou
years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
NOyFNn

TIE biggest oisphsn; on the hands
Of tho Republican party is Ulysses
S. Grant. l. ke tbe Old man Of the
sea, be hangs to il Ike gram death.
The lesders are now sehoming what
10 DO with bin to get hiz out Of the
w,y. but be 10 a match for them sll 4,
aud has his bee upos their ,kroats.
-NarlinsLnr0 .SasLes,ran
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
AbsutGirIs.

The poorest girls 10 the world are
iboIe WHO were never taught 10
work. There are tleueapds Of them
Rich Psrsnts have cen taught 10 de-
'pise abor and Depend Oh others for
= living and are perfectly helpless.
Il misfortune comes upon their
friends. as II ofleu does, their csso is
hopeless. TIE most iorlorn and
misersbI wouen upon oartb belons 2
TO this cIass. Every daughter
should be taught to earn her own
living. Tie rich 40 well e. the poor
nsed this training The wheel Of
fortune rolls swiftly srouud-tbs
rich are very likely TO become poor
aud the poor rioh Skill TO labor is
10 disadvantage to tie ricb, aud in-
dispeDslbls to ths poor Well to-do
parents must ejucste their child, en-
70 work. No reform IL more impsr-
alive than this
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

A United Stat" Senator in the
next thing on the soarda. Here
ford, Camden, Branuon and Mat
,Lews are the men sPokOn Of st
present., with q probability thst
Hon, Chss, James Faulkner may
come in as dark horse Randeiph
EntsrDyiss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

PKosrzsITY'hAs been promised by
ths Republicans. A good @tks'
for our productions Good wages to
the workipsmen. Let thsss Rspubh-
can manufacturers advance the
wsposst once. Two dollars a day
ior ordnny hands, and prePor-
tioHai incresse for skilled labor.
Rain 10 due sesson, ,ISsnd plentiful
crops. Hurry up the prtspsrous
timeA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

tsUcoessfui olJ farmer once said. tba,
Zone scre d land veil prcpartd and cu,-
tivated will produce more ihau two
which receive only the same amount Of
labor used on one,
"oue COW, horse, mule, sheep or hog,
well fed sod cared for, - more profitable
tban two Ted en- tbe amount lhst will
keep one well.
'OUe acre ~ gross is worth more than
two Of cotton whore no Rrsss is RAISED.
IKE farmer who never reads zoe pa
pers, and sneers o. book-iarm.ng and ion
provemcnts. generally has lesky roof
broken-down fences, sDd complains oi
bad seasons aud poor lauds
The farmer who is above his business,
and intrusts to others " manage, in due
season bias no business o. attend TO-"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
uuraer wiitOut.

The murder pl Sanford HArland,
ol GIbson county lad, was disco, %
cred by one Of those Singular pro-
ceres that som mrtim9s seem 10 be di-
Isotsd By Providence 10 the fulfill
u4snt oi the degree that "Whososver
sheddtib mans blood by man shall
his blood be fhsd Harisnd hsd
been set upoh BY WilHam Msruu,
James S.sRgs aud q msp usmsd Ksr.
land. j. sslj-isisuss Harsbd cot
StsEg' and thus freeing hin Elf fed
TO the woods. IL was followed by
The three men and pounded 20
death, and his body secretsd 10 the
woOds. a bsTd Of cattle gisztsg
near by scented the blood aod act
up terrific believing, which they
kept uP until tbs parties went aud
got tie body aud threw 10 into tbe
Wabash river, givio1 out that Hsr-
land vas accidentally drowned. a
passing boat, washed up the body
aao tho terrible wounds upon it die
covered the murder All the par
uc.Psntsin The bloody crime navs
been arrested and held to snswer iu
the Gibson Circuit Court. Thus by
The loving O. herd Of cattle has a
murder Uesn discovered, and th,
mutdersrs placed 10 the hands o
7 the Law.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

TIE Electors chosen at the No
venber election will meet at their
respective State Capitals on the
hrst day.si December TO east their
votes for President. The two hou-
sss OF Congress meet in Joint s''sion
en- The 9th day OF February, 1881, to
declare the result Of the Electoral
votss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
AReautifuI rh.nrht.

When the summer Of youth is
slowly waiting away on the night
fall of oi age, and the shadow Of the
path becomes ieepsr, and 'iis wsars
to IFS close, it is pleasant 20 look
through The vlsts OF tims upon the
Sorrows and feliciiies Of our early
years, II vs have had home TO
sLsltSr, land hearts 20, rejoice Nith
us, and irIsnde have gathered around
our fire side tho rough places OF
wsyiarng viii have been worn and
smoothed away in the twilight ei
life, osd mary dark spots We have
passed athroughswll grow brighter
and morOl beautiful. Happy, IN
deed, are these whose Iutereourag
With the world hsgn't charged the
tone Of their holior lesIiogs or bro
ken those musiesl.cords OF tho heart
whose Vibrations ars 90 meIodious
90 tender and so touching in The
evening OF their ives.