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ELSEWHERE We print cal for a
Pu.'lc meeting o. he shtreho
snl al others interested 10 the
hingwood Railway, for the pur ose
OF deylsiug means and arranging
= ana tor To g0rous prosee1han
and early complexion OF ia 8 graet
local enterprise. The mse.iog is
designed e afford opportunity or a
free and full interchange of opinion
relative to the adaptation Of way san d
means to tie important end IN view
and 1T 70 therefore desirable that
there should be full attendance es-
pecIAlIy Of the people Of the town
and dIstrict Of X ngwood. Let 1t
DE borne in mind by one and ali
that the success or failure Of ID e
project makes up an issue OF life on
death to En8wood. Let none slut
their eyes 10 this ,asle, ior upon F..
depends the value or compAra.ya
wo'hlessness Of property 10 the 20 yu.
aut district.
TIE appeal therefor, is made 4.
well to he Sc fsbnsss .s to the no
crafty and enterprise OF all o.as4-4
aud conditions OF this community
Let all contribute OF their means
as they can afford, whether
much or little, and the success
OF the undertaking will b. assured
On the tue other hand, It our wealthy
citizens want to seq chs movement
defeated and abandoned and 30.
value OF their property s1rnk -
nothing, al tory nave Z, 90 30 -
to button up their plrk-.., STAND
alooi aud ct It i,e. Nob5i. shon /
deceive themselves 4bouJ ta,s m.t-
ter. Tie comb'usi o11parstDl Of
hs c'm nlalty 10 necessary an 1 all
fha' IS necessary 10 carry this vital
/, Important local enterprise to
comp -uoa,ani there ought to be no
Tagging or shIrslng On the part c.
any Let us have jus, here long
pull and strong pull AID a pull
altogether. AMI we sh ill all be
surprised at the ease with
which the work wall bs accom- :
pnshe lol tns future prosperity
and growth Of orr bs4punl town
assured. r n.mhsr all atteo The
meeting AT The Co1rt I3u.e next
Saturday evening.
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CONGRESSMAN BARR is one of the
lew CAMERON candidates who sue
oeeded in getting elected in Penn
sylyahia last week. His near ap.
prosch to disaster seems TO have
made him dependent, for be says
that the Republican party is dead
.nas' IN fact, committed suicide. But
the Philadelphia Press tells him that
he is mistaken that "the CAMERON
end 1.-THE party, to which Mr.. BARR
belongs, has had stroke OF paraly =
sis, that's ALL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

The fall term Of the Circait Court
@ill begin next Friday, the 24tl g..
This will afford favorable time and
opportunity for the friends and pat
gons Of The ARGUS in the county to
adJust their indebtedness to it, and
we expect them, one and ALI. to avail
Themselves OF that opportunity. We
trust that none will neglect THE
matter. Those not in attendance,
themselves during court, can send by
2 neighbor.
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WHATEVER RoBEsoN may be in
other respects he is not foot About
the first thing he did after his lsfeat
was to 90 to Washington and put mp
bis big House for sale.
When he began it be council on
getting into the Senate, aud on ca :
reer id Washington social life. Th At
isalI changed, and he proposes now
to sell the house.
The prospect is that his is not the
only house that will be thrown on he
market by defeated Republican leal
ers. Owning big house in Wash
lngton Will hereafter be one of the
things that will not count IN favor of
a public man who went here POOR
as Robson anl BLAINE AMI some
others did.
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Notice To Tohe DepoSitionS.

Notice To Tohe DepcSiijoRS.
To George w Fairfax. Benjamin + Fair
fax, Jonn Fairfax, Mary l. Couley,
George C0nley, Charles w Fairfax Me
isia Arnold, Erwin Arnold. Mariah
Morgan, ---- Morgan her husbnnd,
Buckner Fairfax. Anne Helms. J ~
Holmes. G muodore u Fairfax, James
Fairfax, Isaac = Martin. Gregg p
Ni"kerY, Charles T. Vickery, Sarah II
Ear AK, Ann l. Scott. s NJ Scott. Nor
celiu~ T. Martin Oliver II w Martin.
.tndr " j Mart II. John : Corder. Al
l"rt Tordcr. Julia G linn, Alphens Y
- d" u:ia j'tDa a iaes,z AID Ch1!os
T."
1h-".e n~tire thAt we shall, on lhe 0.h
d": "i November. 1852, 1T Kin.word,
i'i's'"if county W Is. virginia. Il The of-
Zee II }. CrCgHn. c.mmissif her i'm
riou'cry, betW tie h.rrs oi q q. ~.
"ud q p. II, OF that day, ~, cccd toiake
tie DFTCs iiois of John a Il Martln.
James W Brown ard others. TO be read
IS evidence on our behalf in certain
Snit IN chancery, pending i'm the Circuit
Court III the nty az Preston. whc cine
YOU are deiendt Is and we are plaintiffs.
Ahd u rom any cause the taking OF
the SAID dispositions be not commenced
on mat d7V. thtt"kiug OF the anne viii
he continued from day TO day, or from
t'lne 10 Tune, at tie same place and he-
Meth the sane houIs, until the same
shall DO completed.
Respectfully Yours,
FAIRFAX Il MARTIN.
BY their Counsel, J. BARToN PAYNE
hinPwood Oct. il, 1882
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EX-SENATOR SIMON CAMERON. on
being asked what he thought OF the
result of last weeks elections. re-
piled, Il hlnk We were handsomely
whipped. How do you account for
this great revolution which has
taken placer well, the chief cause
OF IT IL IN the tact that an element
Existed in the party that was seeking
ltsown personal advancement instead
OF the good 0. the party. In other
words, they have trls1 TO use the
party to build thsmseIves up. The
opportunity for the Democracy 70
win MAS the BEST they have had IN
twenty years. and they have taken
advantage of 1t and done 30 cred.ta-
by. Tue haze fought an aggressive
cimptgU; tn3y have hal no apollo
gies or eXJ.antti1ns to make; An
tney are on he top do you think
there IS any prospect of the dscor1
ant elements IN the party unit
mgr No. replied Mr.. CAMERoN
ms eye sparkling with animation.
Then inst means lsieat for the part y
30 1882 suggested the Interviewer
"w-.. don't care to enter mo a
Discus on OF the pDhuct situation
a. tuIs time, replied tn- * Chief
tam.
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sTAHING AZ HIvAL nEAUrIEs.

Young Women sitfiur for e. Prize
amid Hcornfui or Embarrnssrd
SPECTATOR.
The contest # beauty began lssi Mon
DAY 40 B1onel'- Museum. go This eft,
ays "a NsR York papcr amid sIl The
spIeodorsoi up'miled bunting, fresh red
paint, and a new b-sss band. The fst
woman, thIn man, rartcoI2red boy. al
legged CIrcassisu woman. bsld-headod ,ai5.
co, aud Zulu coutorion.s's sank ibto,uo
woDtei insIgDidcance, and LETT ihe a-ld
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against
WILLIAM II. X ELLEY, OF al,
AND
HARRISON l.. SISLER
aUniuSt

FKANKLIN 3. Kelly, ct al
therein pending, % subject the real es~
tt'e Ofthe said William +. Kelley. Fra. X
lin B. Kelley, William 5. Cqsieel and
a bert Il. Wiiburn, u the sttiSiacfion OF
the liens tEei"on, you are hereby reuuir-
ed To present all claims held by YOU and
eacn of You against the said William II.
Nelley, FIanklin Is. Kelley, William =
Cas'eel end Albert p. Wilburn or either
of them, which are liens on THEN real es-
tite, or any part thereof, DISQUALIFICATION
to me, at m, Office in the Town ot
hlngwood,' IN Siti cuuuly, on or before
the 10TH DAY or OCTOBER next at
which time and place, / will also pro,
coed To ascertain ,he aunual rental value
OF the said real estate.
Given under my hand this 9th dav OF
September. 1882. SMITH CRANE.
4wSlo Commissioner,
Jno. Barton Payne plf7s counsel.
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GovEaNoR JACKSON Nv nroc 49,,

GOVERNOR JACKSON by proc ANA
ton recommends that Thursday, the
5o1h instant, be observed as day Of
Thanksgiving to "the Great Giver OF
Good, for the blessings OF health.
peace and prosperity, and in com
p'iance with the hallowed custom of
,he State"
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THE result of list week s elections
TOR Congressman IS shown in the fol-
lowing table, which also includes the
States that voted in October, which
are, West Virginia. OHIO, Oregon,
Maine au1 Vermont
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Creditors Notice.

To the Creditors OF John White deceas.
ed:
In pursuauce ~ n decree of tho Circuit
Court of the county OF Preston. made in
= cause therein pending, 90 subject the
real estate Of the said John W bite to tho
payment Of bis debts, you ere required
20 present your claims against the estate
OF the said John White. for adiucation 10
Saith Crane, Commissioner, I'd his Office
- the said county. on or he orc tho l7th
day OF October next
Witness. Smith Crane. Clerk Of said
Court. ibis 9th day 81 september 1855
Sh1IH CRANE,
o"oeplo Clerk.
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FOSTERS
Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

The undersigned has several farms fot
r. nt lie also offers TO sell his unim.
proved lands tn lots 90 suit purohesers
40 low figures an on liberal credit
degtf wv a. Urr....
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Notice to Lien HOliers,

To all persons holding liens by iudg-
meut or otherwise. on tho real estate. Or
any part thereof, of VIM II. Kelley
franklin B Kelley, William $, CasteoI
AMI Albert Il. Wilburn:
In pursuance Of joint decree of the
Cifcuit Court Of Preston County, made
ia the cause OF Israel Btldwin's execu-
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JUDICIAL SALE.

Purt usnt tn, and by virtue Of decree
4 the Crcui, Court o. Preston County.
West Virginia. rendered in the c.use n
John Miller. Jr. vs. Szmuei NJ L.p-r.,ah
- al, on the 18Th day IT Apru iSs9
The undersigned special comini soutr
will, on
Monday, November 81. ISGg,
~ one o'clock p. M, al the fi.ut DO (
the Court buuse of said untN q. X
wood, Cff for sale. 10 the hixbs--t h,'drr
the real estate decTeed 40 be -n,d ID. SAID
county, to-wit Ope lot 1T gr iund In ,r,
Town Of Newburg. Preston County, with
blacksmith shop thereon toe same th l
was conveyed by WIN. Wolf To- sad
Samuel NJ LipscOmb. aud alO n p sol
OF land c. n'aioing two acres and sixteen
poles stu tied near the town ( ~, y burg.
In said county, which was alsp coiy \, 4
10y said Wolf 10 said Lipscuigh. together
with all the appertenancrs ih.r,u.tu %.
logniDg. SAID parcels OF lad are ", l..
situated and valuable.
Terms-Said properly will be sold foi
cash In hand sufficient to pay Goats of
suit and proper charges for sale, and the
sidue upon credit OF SIX. twelve and
eighteen months. purchaser executing
notes with good security bearing interest
therefor.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE,
noV4'4 Special COm'r.
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JOHN BARTON PAYNE,
noV4t4 Special COm'r.

state of West Virginia, County Il
Preston, S.:
L, Smith Crane, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of said county, do certify that Jno.
Barton Payne, who was ny decree OF
SAID court, rendered on the 18th d,y OF
April, 1882, in the Equity cause of John
Miller, Jr against Samuel Nj. Lipscomb
Ell al appointed 81 ecial Commissioner 10
make sale of the real estate therein de-
creed to be sold has this day given bond and
secuulY ia sald cause IA r, gu red by Law,
u V n un F. hand mug Oh dsv of
November, 1882
SMITH CRANE. Clerk,
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COMMISSIONER 5 NOTICE.
Newton b. Wayman andCnas.
Mayer

Newton b. Wayman andCnss.sn
Mayer
vs..
Daniel WhiIehair, Jno. T. Jones, Johr
Amber, JOS pm Adsir, Honry Hardest
Eiish. Miller, Henry q. WorthIng on anc
John ~ Crane.
IN EQUITY.
by a decree rendered by the Crcui
Court Of Preston County, IN the S.ate OF
West Virginia, IN the above mention ,
cause on the % day of August 1882. ,
eaid cause Was referred 10 the uud,Isig r.
ed, one of the C3mmIssioners OF ga
court, with directions to ascertain al d re-
port what lsnds there are Owned 10 thu
county by the defendant Dant,l White
hair, the stale and condition Of the till
thereto, the liens thereon. the am pupt an
priority of the same and any other Gri
nent matter +, quired by the parties or..aul
of then,
National Republican., 1882-07-01
Prssident Arthur DcScrves Credit

The passage by the House of the river and har-
Dor bill marks era in the history of the Missis-
sppi Valley. The bill places at the disposal of the
Mississippi River commission large sum of money
t make a beginning in the great work of improv-
ing and controlling the Mississippi River. The
very fact that the United States is thoroughly COM
mitted to this national enterprise will restore con-
fidence in the Valley and brace up every one re-
Gently overwhelmed by the food, There is no
longer the slightest doubt the important improve
ment will be successful. 1t is only question OF
time. Those who say it can't be done talk nonse-
sense. Money, energy and talent enough will ac.
compish anything, and Uncle Sam possesses all
these in abundance. There is a boom i'll the Val.
ley, and Presid ent Arthur deserves more credit
for 1t than any other man. Picksburg Herald.
National Republican., 1882-07-01

bill " Ryan, of the Quartermaster- Gen erals
Office is certainly buster. This is his tenth trip,
boy.
The East Washington temperance people will
have big mass ratification meeting tonight at
Bud Eagestons tent, when tho Iowa majority
will be discussed.
Drusilla Hull has filed a bill for divorce from
Clement s. Hull. The bill sets forth that they
were married in Illinois, March 16, 1862, and had
nine children born to them. and have lived in
this District for six years. The plaintiff charges
drunkenness and ILL treatment aud asks for
alimony.
The Rossin Choral Society held its final meet
ing of the season on last Friday evening. This
association will resume its rehearsals in the fall
preparatory 10 favoring the public with several
first class concerts during the winter OF 's2 and
So, Its leader, Professor Edwin ID. Tracy, is rus
ticating at Linden, Md
Tim steamer W. W. Corcoran will make her
daily trips TO Mount Vernon during the summer,
except on Sundays, leaving her wharf at 10 a. IN.
and returning at $3.50 p IN. On Saturday even
ings special trips will be made, the boat going
down at $3.50 and returning at 9 p. IN. Special
trips will also be made on sunday afternoons.
Charles Carpenter or Chipman, IL years old, of
light complexion, gray eyes, rather small for his
age, dressed in dark pants and vest, black slouch
hat, and old shoes, left home, BOG Four. and IA
half street southwest, Wednesday last, 21st in E.
stant and has not been seen since. 1t is thought
that he may have followed the soldiers to Gathers
burg.
About noon yesterday a horse attached to a
buggy belonging to coored man named Stephen
Branson, ran away from in front of the Columbia
buildings, and collided with a sewing machine
wagon contai lining young lady, at the corner of
E -Four. and. a. half street and Louisiana avenue.
breast and broke his leg. Mr.. r. A. Ball, of the
Humane Society, was on the spot and shot the
National Republican., 1882-07-01
WOKE UP THE WRONG MAN.
An Attack on Frank r. Morgan, or the
"CrItIc," aud Its Result.

Grille" aud It's Result,
Frank p. Morgan, one Of the young and able re-
porters OF the Critic, finished hard days work for
his paper at the jail yesterday and returned to the
office. He was quietly SHOCKING on tho lounge,
without coat or vest, when a visitor was nn-
nounced. He came abruptly into the editorial
rooms, and said Morgan, here's the card Of
gentleman who wants to see you" "show him
up" said Morgan, half awake. He wants TO see
you down stairs" said the visitor Morgan snid,
Lead the way" and down stairs they went. AT
the foot of the stairs Mr. Dan Lloyd, one of the
Official stenographcrs of the United States Senate,
said TO Morgan, What atpromptcd you 10 write that
article about me2 I'm going TO whip you now
lig stick his friend and card bearer looking COM
placcnly on. In about two seconds the stick was
sent flying in the air. and Loyd's head was under
Morgans arm, in chancery, so to speak. The
struggle in the hallway between the two men was
severe one, but Morgans superior agility aud
and frighten off the other one, who had Joined In
the attack Officer Block happening along that
way took Lloyd and Morgan into custody
and to the Fifth Precinct Station house,
this morning, when the case will be heard
In the police court. Lloyd showed signs of
fearful punishment In the face. one of bis eyes be-
Ing nearly knocked out Mr.. MoYan's south
paw, which he uses so dexterously is consider
ably bruised, and his billed shirt was terribly
This was replaced at once by bran new 50 Du;
bois best ISIS for half dozen), which his pleased
conireres OIL the Critic insisted on presenting him.
Lloyd admitted at the Station House that he had
intended to whip Mr.. Morgan in consequence of
the publication of an article IN the Critic n few
days ago, reaecting on him (Lloydl. and which
was headed "a Lot of Louts." He evidently
woke up the wrong passenger.
National Republican., 1882-07-01
wI,nt a German Policeman Did.

Quite q sensation was created at a circus at Mar
quette. In the act where circus rider, disguised
as n drunken tramp falls into the ring and wants
to ride horse, the ring master threw the drunk
ard out, and with much seeming indignation asked
why there were no policemen around to keep
order. German policeman who was standing by,
and who knew the man belonged 10 the circus, felt
indignant at having the police abused, so he took
the alleged drunken man and, notwithstanding
me circus people trlsd ID 70 explain the circumc m,
act was left out. After the show the proprietor
went to the Jail and got the performer out, and
abused the policeman little for being too Off.
cious. The policeman said: "Vel, a choke is Il
choke, but ven man gay we're de hell is de bolce,
and Wy don'd dey arrest dat drunk man, den de
Marquette bolice is in dot vicinity, und don'd you
forget II, Mr.. Circus. l bed you.n
National Republican., 1882-07-01
ST. LuKE,s coLoRED p. e. CHURCH
RcruiRtion ofCcrtain sfisstatcnients Made
ms TO tic Condition Of the Church.

Owing to the publication Of fragrant untruths
Concerning this church and its rector, the under
signed feel it duty TO make the following state
ment: First-St. Lukes Church was built by The
convocation of Washington. Second-All the
contracts for this church were made by the =" COM
mittee Of convocaton and aflerward assumed by
the yestry on conditions precedent to the occu-
pancy and employment OF the church property.
Third-Dr. Crummell has never contracted for n
single existent debt of this church, and is way
responsible for it. Fourh--Over $4,000 have been
collected for this church by DR.. Crummell, but all
the disbursements have been made by the COM
mittee of convocation." Fiith-The debt of the
church is but little over Sc 900. Constant reduc-
tions are being made. During the last
two years, through DR.. Crummell's exertions,
over 81 600 have been paid on IL by the committee.
Sixth-Nigorous efforts are being made by DR..
Crummrli, under the committees direction. TO
liquidale the church debt, His congregation are
now trying to raise $1,000 toward the same, and
the zeal and inter, st OF st. Luke's people may be
seen In the fact that, within ten days nearly, one
third ofthis amount has b, ell subscribed by his
devoted people, aud some of 1t already paid in.
Seventh-St, Lukes Church is not to be sold, and
the publication of anonymous and malignant as
Gus to the Interests of the church, creating dis
trust and checking the willingness to assist in
lieving the church from its present embarrass
ments. Committee of observation-disclosures +.
Forrest, d.. D., and John Marbury. Jr. We the
undersigned, cordially concur in the above state
ments and request /. J.. Townsend, rector of the
Church of the Incarnation Charles Albert,
National Republican., 1882-07-01

The annual picnic Of the Clam na- Gael ON Mon.
day next at schuetzen Park, promises 10 be one OF
the finest affairs of the season. The entries for the
various games are already quite numerous and II
is anticipated confidently that the athletic record
n the occasion will compare fayorably with those
ball match between tn, East and West End clubs
will be hotly contested, aud much interest is mani.
tested in the result. During the dane ng interms-
gressmen and others on appropriate topics. From
the number of tickets already sold very large at
tendance is assured.
National Republican., 1882-07-01
Potomac Boat club Hon.

The menbe's of the Potomac Boat Club gave one
ftheir charming hops last night at their commo.
dious and elegant boat house, which was all that
those affairs usually are. Early in the evening
the beautiful river was thickly dotted with flying
barges and pleasure boats, laden with gallant oars
men and pretty women-sis;ers, sweethearts, and
wives of the gallant aforesaid. Later as the stars
came out one by the little craft and their pre-
cious cargoes came up to the house, and soon sweet
music stole the water while flying feet pulsed
exquisite rhythm u the strains. The lights were
bright as the eyes that flashed beneath them, and
the dance kept up until far into the night.
Wearied? No. Did one ever know young feet
and young hearts to tire of the dance when youth
and beauty join?