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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-15

The German steamer Quinta arrived here on
Tuesday last, twenty three days from Canton.
She brought SIG Chinese passengers-b0G adults
and 10 children; six of the former women
The Captain reported a clean bill of health, but
every passenger thoroughly examined before
being allow to land.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-15

On Monday and Tuesday there was such heavy
surf on the bar that number of coasting steamers
and schooners and deep vessels that were
ready to go, had to remain in the harbor. On
Wednesday morning the wind shifted and the
detained vessels departed. The Lady Lompson,
Eureka and Cassie Hdy,card, all for the Coast,
sailed out without the ug-boat.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-15

WHITE, the small pox patient, who has completely
recovered was brought from the quarantine
station yesterday. A new suit of clothes was sent
to him before he was taken from the reef.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-15

THE new brick building of Levers d Dickson on
Fort street between King and Merchant streets, is
rapidly approaching completion and adds much
to the appearance of that block.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-15

THE schooner W. II. Meyer arrived in port on
Wednesday evening, 26 days from San Francisco.
She had long and rough passage. She brought
the way.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-15

Tur front OF Mr.. DillinRham's storc Is being i'm
prnveI
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-15

LAST Sunday morning the King returned from
Maui by the Likelike and received by the
guards at the wharf. A salute Of II guns was fired
from the light battery OF three pieces. The band
which accompanied the King to Maui returned
with him
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-15

TwENrr-oHE passengers arrived here from San
Francisco on the Discovery, seven from Eureka by
the Monitor and one from San Diego by the Sarah
Ann, and five sailed from here for San Francisco
by the Eureka on the 10th inst
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-15

THERE were over forty craft, large and small, in
the harbor on Tuesday last, the heavy southerly
and south-westerly gales preventing them from
ont
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-02
Shameless Apostnsv

The Republican party has at last s,rio
ped away IT'S mask and stands before the
country confessed in its duplcity and
shameless in its hypocrisy. Years have
come and gone stree the master spirit Of
That party In the days succeeding recon
struction began to fTightep the timid and
TOO credulous Nonthsrn mind with the
Haunting banner of the bloody shirt and
the terrible specter of the rebel brigadier
armed 10 the teeth, and with blazing loren
rushing upon the rational capital upon an
incsndisry errand. They taught their
children 10 watch the southern horizen
for that awful figure, portento1s Of evil
sud breathing deadly poison in the pol
ltlcai atmosphere of tho country. Tbia
was all trick, transparent fraud. which
however, was sufficient for the purpose
81 its creation. In latter days this meth
cd Of politics has lost some VI is power
but unfortunately, the bslcful spell of
The charm has never been fully lissipste6
When the nation found itself plunged ir
disaster, with a gloomy cloud hanging
over lts future, brought 20 The verge of
ruin by misrulc, extravaganza and cYrrup
ton, The direction OF affairs was gwen 10
tie Democrats. Scarcely bad prosperity
dawned when the Republicans rush 10
The front, claim 10 BE- The special protec-
tors Of the nation's credit and became
with great professions Of superior virtue.
the appointed custOdians Of the na
tons faith. A breath Of reputation was
sufficient 20 cenvulso the party with
shiyer Of alarm terrible IL witness. Hard
money, unimpaired public credit aud
prompt payment Of public obligations
became 10 the public eve the cornerstone
az their creed. It's a painful spectacle
~ witness tbe degrading depths o. which
great party cau descend Do me mad cad
Insatia lo puuu.t Of go. polls of Office
j; la 80 always been an open secret that t5.
desire 70 preserve public cred.. aad party
faith bas never ~ I'd in t1g couBcHs Of
The Republican party, but until nov they
have been able % maintain some chow at
Ieast Of ,Lc sppesrsnces Of sincerity ana
he sembIance Of oecencY. The Senate
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-02
Long Hollow Lettcr.

MARoH % The school tapoh, q, u,is
place by Prof ] N strain ,i,,sd 80
last Friday. The school room wa, cro,,d
ed bv visitors and s,,o,,, H., -. -
Rev. Clark who mn % b,mself v.rv -.
able and Commanded quite a ple,ssnin,.,
With tie school during The dsv Tbe dsv
was spent in reading. snelling d.cl.i,,i,y,
and speech.fyipy. several original &c
.ions Of gu Interesting nature were mad
by different ones. wheress two mss,,rlv
sgcsusions were given in the form Of Fl wing
kites one by the teacher and OF, nv R.v
Clsk both aimed 90 make a success bpt
.JJhrsY was obliged to Weld the mint
Nh Clarks fas sxcgled both iD e,ire
aud 80 nes,ness. Tine day w.sa ples-snt
one to ai. Mr.. slrah.a deserves p,ch
praise for the general sa,isfscu,p rar3e,
ed during ibc pact winter
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-02
JUDICIAL SALE

by virtue of, and pursuant to 4 decree
OF the Circuit Court of Pre- ton county.
west Va, entered at the Fall term 1881
IN The chancery ctuse of Buckner Fairs
laX's aCmn'r " T.. l., Chields ct al. the
Undersigned special commissioner will
on Friday April & 1881 at the front door
ol TIE court house OF said county at
kingwood, make public sale OF the
req estate decreed ln said cause to be
sold. IT being tract OF 100 acres of land
situated in the county OF Preston, on the
east side OF Great river and on the south
side of the kingwoOd and W est Union
turnpike six mi es east Of KingwoOd i'm
Portland district, and the same land on
winch Jesse ChildS lived and died
lhc said LIANT has on 1T "A dwelling
house and onthuiluinps, is well situated,
iu good Stale OF cultivation and well
Watered aud q good proportion thereof
cleared. The spid land is of good quality
ana supplied With cDal &c,
TERMS OF SALE:
The said land Will be sold for so much
cash in hand ~ will pay costs of suit and
proper charges for sale. and the residue
upon % credit OF s, II and Is months.
IuichHS'rS executing interest bearing
no as with gnoi security therefor.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE. Special comm'r
MAfch ], 1881. I5N ar4t3li
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-02

now witnesses daily their utter abandon
country sees them engaged in open pros
titution with reputation and uDrepentant
'rsbeiism." II Is useless for Senator
Dawes TO ovade the full force Of the bar
gain by which the Republican party has
sold its protested principles to a repu-
dating Virgins Readjuster for the petty
Offices of the United States Senate. Ma
hone was elected by Democrats, has al
ways Professed To be a Democrat, and
has always AMI ever proclaimed from the
house tops that he Is in favor of virtual
reputation OF y part of Virginia's debt,
aad proposes TO accomplish that purpose
by strengthening the hands OF his follow
ers with Federal patronage gained by Re
publican aid. Nay, more than that, he
presents to the Republican caucus his
chief lieutenant, Harrison II. Riddle
berger, tX-Confedsrate brgadier, by
whose aid he hopes to PROSTATE the credit
and public faith of his State in the dust,
and they gladly adopt hfm in their most
sacred confidence, fill his ears with fawn-
iDg praise. and nominate him TO high
public Office. Malone aud Riddleberger,
high priests at reputation, the one
new senator made chairman OF one Of The
most important committees of the Senate
"a thing never heard Of ia the history of
that body before--the other TO be made
sCrgant-at-srms by party which has for
years declared That ,ho rnio 80 ,L x.h.1
brigadiers in Congress threatens destruc-
ton to the country, and hat breath even
OF suspicion upon public credit is crime
worse than treason. Ia vain can the Re
publican party in the Senate pretend that
there has been no bargain. The dam
nirg facts canuot be brushed aside
Gorham, the friend aud sociate OF Ma
hone, for secretary of the Senate, Ma
hone himself chairman of an important
committee: while Mr.. Sherman even takes
q second place, and Mahoues boon com
pauion and poliiicsl brother in striking
at the public credit OF Virginia for anoth-
or valuable cttiee-these mere free gifts
to hitherto despised opponent! Even
the uBblushing mpudenee of Conklng is
inadequate to the responsibility of max
Ing such = monstrous assertion How
tendcrly these new friends Of the South
ern brigadier" soothe his passion Il
come" said he the other day, with as
proud a claim to represent that people as
you (Mr. HID to represent the people of
Georgia, won on fields where haye vied
with Georgians whom commanded, and
Others In the cause of my people end of
their section in the late unhappy contest,
and who mas neither here nor elsewhere
any apology to make for the part taken. "
And at this the StalwOris emile with as
sweet grace as if they had been com
panion in arms with the speaker in de-
tense OF "ths lost cause" NtVer in this
or any other country has there been such
menstrous exhibition Of trucking as
this, and oil the world is witness while a
great party becomes faithless TO it's pledges,
false to its professions, traitor to its cause
and sPostnte to its faith, II Baltimore Ca
Zette
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-02

The leadin Scientists of to-day
agree that most diseases arc caused hy
disorder 4 Xxi noys or Liver. H. thcre-
Iore, the Kidneys and Liver are Kept in
perfect order, perfect health will hc the
Jesuit. Ttis truth has only been known
short time and for year people suffers
eu great agony without being able to
una relief. The discovery Of Warmers
safe kidney aud Liver Cure marks "a
new era in the treatment of these trOa~
pes. Made from a simple tropical leaf
OF rare value, ii contains lust tie Gle
ments necessary To nOurisn and invipor-
ATE Doth OF these great organs and safely
restore anG keep them i'm order. Ii Is a
POSITIVE Remedy for ali the die
eases THAT cause pains in tho / ,wer part
OF tho hody-f5r Torpid Liver Head
aches Jaundice-- Dizziness Gravel -
fever, A"ue-Malarial Fever, and ali
dl fhcultics of the Kidneys, Liver ana
Uriueiy Organs.
1t * an excellent and safe remedy rDr
OF aIeS during Pregnancy IL will con-
en- Menstruration and is Invaluable for
eucorrhea or alhng of the Womb.
As Blood Purifier it is unequaled, for
IL cures the organs tlIit mUkc the blood.
READ THE RECORD.
1T saved my liie."-E. b, Lakciu. SCI
ma. 4 Iubo,1pa
1T is the remedy that will ourc the
many diseases peculiar to women. ~
hoher'S NUgazhtc
= 1T has passed severe tests and won
endorsements nom some OF the highest
medical talent in tho cturtrv .'-Nctr
York W.yi1
NO remedy heretofore di- covered can
be held for ono moment ian comparison
WIN IT. Rec. q, 4. Horcey, II. d..
WuSiiHGton, II. {.
This Remedy. which has done such
wonders, j. put mp in the LARGEST
SIZE BOTTLE al any medicine upon
TN" market, and is sold by Druggist,
ana all dealers at 1925 per Bottle. For
Diabetes. enquire for WARN ER'S SAFE
DIABETES CURE. ii is positiv,
Rene Y.
II, II. WARNER & CO., Rochester. y
l. Oc3O. 80
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-02
Indcpendenee Letter.

MARoH 2S.-Havibg the pleasure of
ence more looking ever the colUmns of
your highly appreciated psper, and fad
Jog our last letter worthy Of publication.
l shall sndeavor to write again.
Mir. Clint Andrews, of whom we spoke
last week, as bsing very sick, we are g Ad
TO inform you and the many friends Of
Dir. A, that he is speedily recovering.
We notice our friend Mr. Wilson sable
10 be out again, but sorry 10 learn that lie
Is going to move back TO Penny lvsnia
His occupation was forman of the O. kr
ovens at the Iron Dale furnace, aud We
learn that the company has scOnum zed
their works by having one foTman DO the
work that two have been doing, leaving
Mr.. w. out of employment.
Mr.. Montgomery is lying very low ~nb
the neuralgia. We sympstbizo very much
with Mr.. NJ. as he had had several attacks
of similar desesse which we fear has
lasting impression upon him. We think
the citizens should pay him mare atIen
ton.
Mr, Baker. we understand has been
very sick, but better at this writing.
Our Sunday schools are in a hourishing
condition and the interest is Increasing.
The Baptist, OF Union School, meets at
o a. NJ, ana the 81 p. Sunday school a,
2P NJ
We are sorry to learn Of Nj. ). G..
Snsw's intention TO leave Independence
as he took an active pant ia the sunday
schools Mr.. ), babe his cllss farvwtll
Yesterday in Sunday school.
Our Literary WAS very inter, sting last
Friday nIgAt. President auc Wee Pl.si-
dent both heing absent > {. Shaw was
elected fill the chair for the evening.
and Mr. Dlnrum WAS elect,d pc mauientIy
as Vice President Several member.
were taken in rs active members, , I whic
hrssrs L. j. Or CHAN and VI. L Powell.
OF Nswburg, were Two OF the NJ, Il bers.
Miss Mary J,ssop. of Au-i,u, NAs visit
ing the family of Wrights few days :
she returned home TO day M uday)
Married, Mr.. Sam Sh, fer Ia Miss 3 T.
In Il, at the budcs home on la,
week. CRFBlR
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-02
1KENTUCKY M.IDMfN
Maker Things Interesting ia Pa
duCah.


ducah.
LOUISVILLE, March %. "A Paducah
special to the Courier Journal saws
Some weeks ago 1 telegraphed about
Jno. Humphreys, OF this city. who was
subject to fits supposed To have been
caused by the bite Of a dog some years
ago and of bis attempt TO kill his wife.
lie recovered nom that spell and was ali
right until Thursday afternoon when he
became wild and told her he felt impelI>
ed to Kill her. and If she did not yet out
OF his way no would do so, He ran off
and took TO the woods "A frsuzied maniac.
Al O'Clock that night he reached Mo-
salc, town nine miles from Paducah
and procuring an axe and pitchfork, he
attempted to enter the house of Samuel
@. Ha!son, who was absent but whose
wife and five children wero I'm the house,
but failing to gam an entrance at the
door he went To the window, and while
attempting to get in, Mrs. Hslsen snap
ped two barrels Of n gun at him. but il
did not go off. She then struck him
with the butt end of tho gun as no came
through thu window, breaking off the
stock o! the gun. lie jumped into the
room and struck az the woman with an
axe, but being too close the handle
struck her mead and the axe flew out Of
bis hand. lilo then Knocked her down
and selling bis pitchlork was in tho act
Of Killing her, when, aroused by her
screams, tue neighbors came to her RESI-
cue. One of them struck Humphreys
on the head with a stick, stunning him
sufficiently 70 give the woman time to
get out Of doors, and ho soon followed
her, When chase was gwen and he was
captured, secured aud brought here and
lodged in Jail for public safety Mrs.
Halsen il eacteate, and it is thought that
the wounding and fright she received
viii provo fatal to her. Her condition
today is critical.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-02

lHE new OK NatlOnal banks
made a great ado in opposing the
Funding blii. They acted as if they
owned the country financially.
They said as much as that what
they did not know OF could not do
in the way OF finance was not worth
knowing or doing they held the
National purse.striugs. and would
only open ns close them on their
own volition. Bat what is the re-
ruIt After a two days contest
with the Government their reserves
tell TO figure far below their legal
requirements. So that they were
virtually at the mercy Of the Gov
ernment against which they fought
and conld be wound up by the
Comptroller of the Currency, if he
would only do az the law commands
him. Even to-day-after the battle
has been fought, and they have OBJ
tanned a victory, through an execu-
tive negative that the Government
OF Great Britain dared not have in
terposed against law passed by so
clear a majority of Parliament
they are not complying with the
law under which they exist, but are
living on popular and governmental
sufsrance. And these are TIE Ia
stitutions which have just defed
the will of the people, and which
claim to be SO mighty that the Gov
srRment must sneeze when they
take snuff" In 1873 they only es-
capped extinction by issuing their
certificates to pay money which they
did not have, and which certifi-
Gates they constituted legal tender
in fact. These were all that stood
between them and ruin, This was
another illegal act, which their ne
cesstiss compelled them to adopt.
Another illegal act Of theirs ia also
yet in full force, with the late Sec
retary Of the Treasury as particepS
cran''n'S therein this is the refusal
OF them and thsir New York Clear
ing House to accept the legal tender
coin of the country in payment OF
balances. On the contra ", thew
prefer to issue $1OOOOO,O0O a day
OF Certified checks, 80 called, and
In this way create circulating money
TO that amount with which to bull
and bear stocks, grain and provi.
slons, and with which to raise or de.
press United States bonds accord
lngly az they desire to sell or buy
tbem. Yet these institutions pride
themselves on their mercantile and
financial honor, and demand the
literal fuifllment of "lbe bondn.-
when it ls for their interest, but not
other Chicago Negs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-02
cosr or BURNING 4 DEAD BoDr.
Dr. Lemoyne,s Executors Answer
ing Questions About tho wash
ington Crenatory.

ingt0n Cremutory.
Washington, Pa, Cor. New York SUM-
Tho trustees OF the Lemoyns Crema-
tory in this place have had so myny
queries put at them i'm relation TO the
manner, expenses, Get. of cremation,
that they have had the following circu-
lar printed and sent to persons desiring
infornationi
In reply TO your inquiries in regard 10
cremation, we would say that DIR. L.
Julius Lemoyne erected his crematory,
for his own use and that OF persons in
the neighborhoOd, and not for the gems
eral public, his hope being that crema.
tories would be erected i'm different parts
of tho country. lie, however. allowed
tho cremation ola few bodies, for the
purpose ofkeeping this reform before the
public, as well as TO crafty a strong de-
sire Of those who had no other way OF
showing their interest in the subject.
The trustees endeayor TO follow his
wishes, although he left no directions in
the matter, nor any fund for keeping up
the crematory, hence = small sum is
added to the actual cost Of cremation.
The crenaatory is situated at Washing~
ton, Washington county, Pa. The place
burgh or Wheeling.
The trustees will receive no bodies for
cremation unless they arc previously
satisfied that death is recent and from
natural causes. This Information must
DO accompanied by certificate from the
attending physician and the Board OF
Health, and some referees known to both
parties are desirable.
y timely notice is required tor another
reason. 1t requires about twsntv-ioui
hours to heat tho luIna.o before the in-
PRODUCTION Of the body: after tie body
is placed in the retOrt, it is consumed in
| about two hours. but from twenty &c
twenty~iour hours must be allowed foi
tho cooling of the rstort before tho ashes
! con be removed.
The body is removed from tho coffin
before cremation hence ii sheet bo
laid in the coffin ind d. tho body, il car
he lifted out moro easily. Simple cloth
ing and a plain collin are reconmen.
dcd.
The ashes are generally placed i'm {
scaled tin box. and can be carried away
by the friends or sent by express. Tn,
weight e the ashes varies from five I,
seven pounds.
The cost OF crematng a body is $40
This includes all expenses after the BODY
reaches tho railroad station at Washing
ton-hearse. carriage, and box, as well a,
fl ell, attendance, etc.
Hoping you will find all your ques.
tons satisfactorily answered we remain
yours, etc, V. HARDING,
julius LEAIuYNE,
Trustees,
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MoVement for IA Railroad MP the
UOnOngaheIa.


The people Of Harrison. Marion
and Monongalia counties are still
working on the project OF getting a
railroad connection with Plttsourg
10y way Of the Monongshsla river,
and will hold meeting a meeting
at Fairmont on Thursday for tie
purpose Of getting matters in shape
to push the Enterprise. There are
Fsrious short line projects on foot in
the interior Of the State, aud this is
the tins to work them out. We
very much fear that the people Of
West Virginia will let the most
proPItious season for railroad con
struction ia the history Of tho State
pass by witheut any substantial
profit. The iavorabls conditions
which are now presented for such
enterprises will not last more than
another season. Nor will there be
much hesdwaw made by mere arpu-
mept and agitation upon the value
or necessity FOR railroads. They are
not built that way. ia few prac-
iical men will settle down 10 a prse.
tical plan for building road ard
provide in detail for carrying it out
they will accomplish more in one
week than public, general and in
definite agitation, spescbmakibg and
conventions, will accomplish in q
year. We do not mean 10 d.scour
ne public meetings and oonvep-
uonp They ere all we'll enough "a
su1ihsriss. But they don't build
the roads. They are only frat
ster, and 81 thsy succeed jn rut itg
practical aud tenacious men Ia
work they have done the mast tbst
can be expected We hope there
may he enough Of sucA men gather
sd CIT o. The three populous AID
wealthy eouaties named b. pot the
PROJECT they uays DO view on bus
90 sss Ossis and then put it through
When that road is bsl.t, as it will
be some day, 1t wIll not be long Gill
the wbo e interior " the S.ats ia
opsled mp 90 raj .roa5 ccmmuDica
uor. We hoFe ior something prac-
tcaI from tie FaJuout meeting
srd shall await the ge.Ust with in-
tsrsst Register
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-02

BY virtue of. and pursuant toa docree
Of tho Circuit Court OF Preston county
West Va, entered at the Fall term. i>eO
M the chancerY cause Of Susnn JcBar.
ct al, VS.. William Elliott. ct AL. the
undersigned special commissioner will
on Friday,
The 9Th day Of April, 1881,
at the front door OF the couri-house of
the said county, st Kin1wODI make sale
Oi I three hundred and fuv-six acre
tract OF land in the bill aud PROCEEDINGS
mentioned, at public sale to- t.o highest
bidder said tract coutaini * by actual
survey 3l3 acres and is situated iu Val
Icy district, Preston county. West Vir
ginia, adjoining Doe town OF EroI4vilIe-
ANA q tout seven miles rom kiuryooG
ON tho kiugwood and Motgaut1,yu
turnpike, and ou which Capt. William
Elliott now resides. A. %
eHAzISo, suEFr. or DAIRY rAuv.
Ibis cannot be cNcaIcd boo tli- pgrf of fr.o
State. 90 is strong limo SOIL i'm "A u,,l
slate OF cultivation, we'll fenced. lOJ
acres cleared, nearly every acre OF winch
can BIO moved witha mowiuV machine
aud is very productive for both grain
AMI grass. Most OF that part not cleared
is covered with very h6avy white oak
timber Of good quality.
Tho Improvements are very valuable
aud desirable, consisting Of large two
story frOme dwelling house. with am oil. /
containing together ten rooms aud
good collier, Outbuilduugs as well as
large, well-butlt barn with good horse
stable. corn crib, wagon shed with large
hay NOW, and good cow stable. There I
are two desirable orchards on said farm
ono young and the other OBI. mo /
farm is particularly we'll watorod and .
has' near ihe, dwelling house the fines.
resources Of said farm are extensive.
TERMS or SALE:
Tho said aud will DO sold forqo muob |
casl Boo hand as p iII ho sufficient fg r4v /
COSTS Of suit and proper charges for Sale |
and the residue upon credit oI IS. o. aud I
is months purchasers executing inter /
est bearing notes with y od security I
therefor III desirable, arraugcmcut.
may bo mado ON tho day of salo for
longer credit.
JNo. BARTON PAYEE, Special Comm'r
MAJ ch 5, 1881 flmarfGlf