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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
PROVISIONS,
To-DAY'S QUOTATIONS..

A'-UNh u. QUOTATIONS.
HhCoE-Long clear stleS, l7AG BhOr, plcor
lS'so breakfast bacon lSAc. ''>''
DRY SALT--LonS clear slices, lGl.c. short clcav
IKE '-'' ''''' 'i''A'
HANs-plaiu, Ike.
LAGD-ricCo Hsc half barrel, liSc; .J-lb
cams ~ rG 2O,ih caus liAc l0-lb cans, l5c 6-lo
cans l5Sc S..b cans l5Ac.
Mess pork IN Chicago to-day sold hiph,r than
ON Yesterday. For November II opened at slg u
anu closed AZ slgiO twenty cents above what il
Drought at the close yesterday. For tho wear il
sou ON htSt ctll at SlS 65 and on last call nj
since last evening '''''''
q, rho receipts Of hogs IN Chicago to-day vera
snNO one year ngo to-day the receipts at Tint
ollS were 900 aud the shipments 8 $40.
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LInUogss.


AAIooHoL--y2 80 per gal. ps per high wlnes,
Nhlsk{-Rectttled, OIL l0@l So Us pcr proof
5our mash one year old, 81 SO; two vqarr ols
W oo&S2 u; three, years old. 81 5O&e2 55 fancy
extra oldwhlsky, aIG36, as per age.
NINEs-Clarot In case, SS@5, per quality. Ca.
nwhs' per ga, 90c@l So Port 81 20sf9. sherry,
wine. IN cases. 81 00@l0 -'''>
GHAarAGNE-Juies Mum & Co., s95@2e, Held.
nlck, In basket S25G2s; Kru-. la basket s36S9s
Domestic champagne, s7@iL N1''' 40
per doc, s. O0602 g. -'' WI
BOTTLE BEER--St Louis quarts, Gl2; piutg SlG 70
sndWelser own size, Si2 So; pirtg, sll O0 Er.
niger beer, quarts, SlS; pints, $3.50
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FISH AND GAME.

THF merchants OF this city are ve,1 sr,nI,o,
WIN hSh from the Gulfand also from surr0ndinp
axes and streams, There is a limited demand
ior lSh from some Of the towns on the railroads
, pun the sales are generally confined to local
tuhue, tame is out OF season and oysters have
disappeared from the market
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
flsH-Eed, sheephead and 'front.' 1OHc New
OrNaus req snapper, lie; Spanish maCberel 25o
WHOLESALE. RAtal cents higher
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
sADDLERYANp LEATHER,

To-pAy's QUOTATIONS..
SOLE LRArHER oAK--No. l, 39Se4e No. I 81 a
HKMLocx-Best butyalo slaughter, 80; good %.
best Matamoras ~ No. 2, %; good damage, "A
SIC "'
Neutrality-suspicious.. S. do good, 49, DO No, 8 500
FRxNou CALFsKis-Si % TO ~, according 10
quality. ~
PniLADxIrHiA CAtrsKIs-No. !, 81 10 to 1 sh
DO No 2 81 ~ TO 1 10, ~
PiMLApslrniA Kirs-No. 1, $50 TO o. ", ac-
corling to weight, w W.
snKRr sKiNs-Topping xxxx per dol. $40 q,
Innings white, AXXN q Sa Russois d In A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
HAY SEEDS AND FEEDsrUrgs


- :, EV-HNN NVVINTTVNN,
VkSn-Choppod corn, per 100 lbs, 50 30 crr,ah.
ca corn nnd cob, per 100 lbs, 81 80; crushed corn
mhd barley per 100 lbs, " IS; corn bran, per lol
hAY-heIt, siSG bright aS From storos-.
frec on board, car s. To 10; dark. as to q
lotion SEIn-Firm at l3Sc per bushol,
HhRNAN MlLLEr-Wo quote nj 81 7M little
INLET VI AZ % 81 90 Scarce In the market
warden. DC, per paper RETAIL Wholesale, IL TO
{, per papcf ~ "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
HUGHES. SPRING WAGONS. Eru.

TINS Ia the great central depot for all kinds Of
wagons, bugsics, carriages, etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies. Tho follow.
Ing arc ruling prices here:
ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS..
snArrs-et@e. poles, sseei5 per dos
bueulrs-Grade II and spring, top, eg0ehlON do
oyen sIoStsc; DO aide springs, tor siCCeaiss do
avg s,S bur SiUoS;,S NJ 10 grade
bump scat Ibuggies, sist@asE . stform snSInS.
uloviN throe srfing wagons tsO,aIiS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
WOOL AND HIDES.


Fine spring per 10, ~ To sSc.; medium sprlpr
per ~, 20 To 2c, Mexican improved per 10 >, II
10 lhg,; bury OF all grades. to Sc OF.
des,-Dry tiint sound and heavy 10 to lic;
quo hght 10 to l2c dry salt heavy, ilc ditto
light 2 - to Ice: wet salt 2 10 TI.pc, grrcn
butchers, ~ o6c; all damaged, wet or dry,
haii price, DccrSins 20 TO &c; sheepskins. IS
70 :shcarlngs. h TO lSc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
WAGON WOOD WORK.

DALAI supplies nearly Ill north Texas with
wagon wood work, and The sales In This line aro
steady and continuous, Prices are as follows.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
SPoKEs-From TO Ok inch NOR 90. WV
oct eS; Xxx, O. rs wv NA~ ~
SAWED FRLLoEs--1% to az, 81 rs per set
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
SCRAP IRON.

scsAr IRON Is in demand here. Tho following
Meiho prices paid for all kinds OF scrap metals
To-pAl's QUOTATIONS.,
Cast 81 per hundred; stove, IS cents; wroush
~ 70 9oc per hundred; BRASS Is TO $40 per hun
Nd iper hundred
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COMMERCE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, NOvember2 The receipts OF cotton
In the city to-day by wagon have been large
and there have been also good arrivals Of grain
or course these, of themselves, carry with them
an active business In the mercantile line The
retail dealers of the city ore busily engaged from
early morning until late night white those en-
gagged Ia the wholesale trade me fully employed
in fllling orders from the country. The lrnde
of Dallas has never before been 80 large and
prosperous as II Is nj the present time AMI
this activity gives evidence oi an Increased
trade in the future, In the face
OF the dismal communication sent
iuto the HERALD office, the business of tho city
is rapidly increasing In volume and the sales
are extending to distances not anticipated for
years TO come Lie the rushing of mIghty,wa-
iers, ballas, In her onward couiso to CONNER.
cial greatness, Is irresistible She is surely,
surely destined To become the most opulent busi.
ness city In the whole state
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
COOPElsAGE.

HERE Is steady demand here for cooperare
ahu eooperagc stock of all kinds and orders
very heavy. HS"''''A'
-, To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
p, MolhSS2s osrrGls 81 50 alfbarrels, 81 q: ken,
,oc' sugar barrels, NJ halfbarres. a, noon noYes
nov : Nv 21n ~ "''' pu4bf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
QUEENSwARE.

Assorted crates. $40 to s1b
To.nblers, $50. to $50.
stoneware rct l,Cot gallons. 5000
Lsmps-B. H., N.iGa H.. es5G st q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
COAL AND WOOD,

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS.
Coal Indian nation, to per ton.
CoNN-S0O per barrel.
Woop-oak, hickory and ash, s. o. TO 81 rs
rates OF "a so TO 90 per cord.
CuARCoAL-6S cents rer harrol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
POULTRY, BurrEK AND Eass


turkeys, 5ND75c. w. "'>'''
Reos---s2@2ic per DOZEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2sl2jc: Texas, i5ABu
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

=. We warran. Six Boxes OF Or Y. o. WEST
Nerve and Brain Treatment TO cure all
Nrvous Disease either male or female of
ache, Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory,
Srermatorrhma aud Involuntary Emissions
caused by oycrwork of the brain, selfebusa
etc, and will give q written guarantee with
each - Order agreeing to refund the money
IL the treatment does not effect euro In six
months. Price, 81 per box; six boxes for Is
acnt prepaid by mail on roceip, Of price. CHAR
antees issued ny +, FREDERICK SON, Whole
she aud Retail Druggist New Orleans. La. Or
ders by mail at regular price
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03

There was only light business transacted on
the Exchange to-day. There was Il very fair
attendance ON the board and dealers generally
were buyers. The operatives generally prefer
TO do their buSirGss ON the Gail
Board, and animated bidding charac.
torizos all calls that arc made Prices
are very firm, and there seems TO be no reason
TO anticipatc decline either In corn or oats or
othergrains.
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Ihere Were very good receipts OF both corn and
oats IN This city to-day by wagon This Is encou-
aging MS the arrivals of late have been much less
than dealers anticipated. There were several
ears OF corn received to-day from more northern
localities. The shipments we've fair embracing
several ears south, one ear of mixed corn and
oats TO Abilene, and one car 10 the plucles In
southern Texas. Tn re Ia II heavy demand for
finn.
To-DAYs QUOTATIONS
WHEAT-Choice, Nc; medium, Sjc low grade
soc; Nicaragua tb To zoe
RyR-Firm al 70 10 76c
BARLRy-b5 to Geo.
hILLEr SHEp-G0; German mlllet Sl,2h
OASIS to $50 for spring; IS To iUo Tor fall; In
sacks, . cents additional
CoRN-ln shuck, Gcto SIC; Shelled and sacked,
Coo 10 GiC.
BnAs-we quote at mills, S5c In store, ysoL,,
81 90
PlOun-wo Quo,c City Mills rs follows xxx
GtG N&AA, S27o; extra 500 Maguoio, 1900.
Fancy, q lt@S ~ choice, }2,01a ca, 0S;
XXXX. S2,76; NNN, $3.50 NX, $500.
Corn meal, Der bushel, u %,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03

THERE was sound of rovolry among the bulls
IN the grain market today In Chicago NOvem-
Der wheat opened g3}s, aud closed nj g3'i, a
cent above the day before For the year It sold
OH alst call at %, md on last call ut o. seven
eighths OF cent over the prices last. evening
Corn for November sold in tho morning At67G,
and In the evening nj Is, one cent advance since
yesterday. Year corn opened Ut 62t aud closed
nj Cl, a cent and thrco-eighths advance over the
prices of tho day before
inc receipts IN Chicago one year ago to-day
were Us follows: Wheat, Sdf15 bushels. corn
wi bS,. The shipments were: Wheat lS 1919;
corn, l6l, lS6 bushels:
: The receipts to-day In Chicago wcro ti6.oli
bushels OF wheat, l2l,Jl7 of corn. and S95gi
bushels ofoats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03

The following were the ruling quotations Of
grain on the Exchange to-day. Wheat, S0@S5M
~; owing to the Sradc and quality Nicaragua
feed, 42q 10; choice red rust-prOof 5000 Corn in
shuck Il; sholcd, 50a5j Barley In sacks
60 Rye in sacks, Texas SO@s5; northern, $500
Little millet seed, ii@j0, German, Gl.25 A
dealers.
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&aiIrnads.
TIE x A S
M IDLA N D

TTa PICTURESQUE ROUTE OF TEXAS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03

The grain market In ST. Louis to-day elbows
better feeling, and prices advanced for wheat.
corn and oats. As reported 10 the GNCh 0ngo III
This city today at II o'clock they were NJ fol.
lows November wheat 93t bid: December
wheat 95f. November corn, GO'. December,
ola. November oats, 50 bi0 December oals,
32A bid.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28

any impartial man doubt. for an in
slant, tina, Mr.. HoGE is not in duty
bound TO retire2
We have further IN standardization
OF PAYNE the TACT that he is not
speaking entirely from memory, but
is giving a memorandum % ide only
four weeks after the conversation.
"Mr. HoGE. not more than six
months ago. wrote that be was nn-
willing to trust his recollection with
out copy or this same memoran-
dun. and now alter this admission
speaks from that same faulty recol-
lection, after two ears have Ella psed.
By what process has his memory
been thus revived? We have heard
no rumors OF a vision, a dream or
any miraculous agency. Perhaps 9
has been stimulated by official de-
sire and that ague common to Office
holders, a spur of political buria ,
and under this fear bis once faulty
memory has awakened 10 sudden
rejuvenescence.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28

HE Pension Appropriation Bill
of $l00.000.0o0 has passed both
branches of Congress, and now
awaits the Presidents approval.
The New York Sun in comment
ing upon the reckless profigacy aud
prodigality of the present Congress,
Gays;
Extraviganoe has run mad at
Washington. Mr.. BECK declared in
the Senate that the books of / b.
Appropriation Committee showed
"eyen If the Senate should adjourn
today, and not increase any Of the
bills we have yet to act upon" an
aggregate of $4l9.202. 99922, as
having been voted eince Congress
In ct in December, or at the rate OF
sixty millions a month
Nor will these huge appropria-
tious foot the bills by any means.
In three or four remaining weeks of
the session, FIVE or ten millions will
be added to this enormous total.
1t is safe to assums, in any event,
that the excess of ordinary appropri-
ations for the current year over that
which has just expired will be be-
tween thlriy-fve and forty millions
of dollars
Mr.. ALpRIoH OF Rhode Island
puts the difference at still higher
figure than Mr.. BECK, and he ex-
plains 1T IN part by Say ing, increase
in general deficiency made necessary
by the inadequate appropriations
of the preceding Democratic Con-
gress, 81 ,265 ,054 96."
But how do such deficiencies arise
The Senator from Rhode leland
knows that existing laws forbid con-
tracts being made beyond the appro.
priations and forbid the appropria-
tons from being diverted from one
object to another.
The heads Of departments defy
the statutes. They pay no more
heed to these restrictions than If
they were obsolete. They expend
the money voted, and go on to ex-
pend more without the east color of
authority. They are liable to i'm
pc achment, but Republican Con-
gress would never think of impea 1h-
ing Republican officials who help to
run the party machine, and who ex-
tort from subordiuates the pay ment
OF HUBBELL's political blackmsil.
Twenty-Five millions Of de6cien-
cies have been voted at this session.
and some OF them for stale aud sus-
piclous elaine that have been before
Congress for generation. The Re-
publicans came into this Congress
with the aYowed intention OF max
ing up for long absence from the
public crib, during six years Of Dem
ocratic sscendancy in the House of
Representative. They have lived
up to this promise. Nothing einoe
the days OF Grautism compares with
their prodigality at the prese q t
Session.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28

SEVERAL cases Of yellow fever have
made their Appearance al New York
Quarantine, nost Of which are %
board vessels from Hsvara. The
cases 30 far reported are. Two gee
men on the bark My +. Leighton.
from Havana q Sister Of Charity
on che steamer City Of Washington.
from Havana. WIZ died immediately
siisr being removed to The bUspital
Judge s. LAYToE, who arrived 90
she steamer CITY Of Alexandra from
Hayens, was ID with the fever. and
also died a. The hospitals Captain
ALBIoN +. SrAHL, master Of the
bngsniine Stacy Clark, wac taker
with the fever before leaving Ha-
vana, remained sicz during the vow
eye, aud recovered % the hospi,.
There are sti.l isw csees A. Gle
Lospiial. but iAe beallb oGcsfs ssg
thee is 30 danger Of ias disease
reaching The city.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28

Ex-GoV. CONRAD BAEBE, Of In.
diana, is 3 law partner OF the Hon.
THOMAS A. HEEDRIcKs, and the ac
4usintsDcs and intimate friendship
OF the two dat es from the State cam
Psign Of 1863, when The former was
the successful Republican and the
istter the beaten Democratic Guber
ns'orisl candidate. In that hot
ooOtset they learned to appreciate
each otbor's abilities, add when. in
1876, BAKER regarded himself "a
out Of politics. and HEEDR1cKs was
defeated in bic race for the Vice
Presidency, they painted their
names on the same single, and have
since tbsn beso carrying on one q
the best Law Offices 10 the Slate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28

WE desire to go upon record az
saying that the man who having se-
cured seat in Congress by entering
into an agreement to retire at the
end Of his term. and afterwards seeks
by ialsehood and hair-splitling Ia
'evade the terms Of that agreement
Tor the sake Of denomination, is at
teriy unworthy to represent an hon
est constituency and the man who
can see nothing reprehensibls in this
and yet pirates loudly about "pripoi.
pie and honor" Is a fitting bench
man for such leader. but be will
dnd it very lonesome in Preston
County.
Whoever fnds this shoe to ct them,
may clap it on and wear it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28

EX-SENATOR BUoKALEw lie en-
'couraged over the outlook for the
Democratic Party in Pennsylv&uia
He sees no prospect of harmony be-
tween the Republican factions, and
with good organization and a vigor.
Gus campaign be believes a Demo-
cratic victory is practically certain
I'VE have seldom had better op-
postunity," he is reported as saying,
sand l am trustful that we shall be
wise enough not to sacrifice it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28
Order of Publication

WEST VIRGINIA, S.:
At Rules held ia the Clerks office IF
the Circuit Court of Preston County, on
the hIst Monday of July, 1882.
FAIRFAX 81 MARTIN
VS..
GEORGE w. FAIRFAX ct al.
IN EQUITY.
The object of this suit is TO Obtain n
decree of the Circuit Court for the sale of
the home farm, in the bill mentioned.
containing about fur hundred acres. Of
which Elizabeth T.. Fairfax died siezed.
Tor the resop that the same cannot he par.
utioned among the several distributes
without detriment, and this distribution
OF tho proceeds among the heirs OF said
decedent.
And 1t appearing that the defendants
Benjanin H. Fairfax, Charles w. Fair
lax, Melissa Arnold, Irwin Arnold, Mas
llah Morgan and -- Morgan. her bus~
band; Buckner Is. Fairfax. Anne Helms.
James II. Helms end Commodore p
Fairfax are NOT residents ct this state
they are, therefore, hereby required to
appear here, at Rules TO be held for said
Court, or the first MOnGay of August
next, and do what is necessary 20 protect
their Interests herein. Aud, on motion
OF the plaintiffs by their attorney. Il IS
ordered that tho foregoing DO published
IN THE WEST VIRgTNIA ARaUs-a week
ly newspaper published I'm tins county.
COpy-Test:
SM It'll CRANE, Clork.
John Barton Payne, Attorney for
Plaintiffs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28
Aztec a vacation Of a week amer

AFTER a vacation Of a week spent
at Bedford, Pennsylvania famous
watering place. we return to ors du.
ties with renewed health and vigor,
Whilst there we had the pleasure
OF meeting hundreds OF old friends
and formed many new and agreea-
BILE acquaintance.
For the many favors and courte-
'sies shown us, especially by the
press Of Bedford and Everett, we re-
turn cur grateful scknowIede ments.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28

HE Democratic Compression al
Conventions in this State this year
are to be held as follows.
First District, ct Weston, August
"a Second District. at Keyser
August ii; Third District, at
Charleston. August 3.
No announcement of the Fourth
District Convention has yet been
m1de.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28

ADAM q. HARNESS sends Us a cir
cular announcing himself candi-
date for Congresr from this (the 2ud)
District subject to the action Of mo
political convention. He also sends
ms book Of which he is the author.
The book is entitled 1.-The Great
Trial or The Genius of Civilization
Brought to Judgement
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28

TIE State Democratic Convention
to nominate Judge OF the Supre me
Court, to Gil the unexpired term oil
ex-Judge Moore. and which position
is now being held by Judge snyder
will convene at Psrkersburg, Au-
gust %.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28


The Baltimore Sun pays Senator
Il. @. DAVIS the following handsome
compliment. 1t says;
Maryland might, perhaps, begrud ge
to West VirgiDis her representa-
tive at Washington in the person OF
Senator DAVIS were it not that this
gentleman performs for this State in
the field Of Craftsmanship as Efficient
service 90 could be expected OF him
u be were our own. The congress-
ional function includes three dis
tinct classes Of 5uties--those to in
dividusl constituents. those which
affect the interests Of vide areas OF
territory, embracing perhaps several
States, and those which relate to he
general policy Of the Union consid
cred &C a whole. L is in the dis
charge Of the two latter classes Of
duties that the sphere Of stat eman-
ship il found, aud il is ia connection
with such large measures that Sena-
tor DAVIS has gained public atten-
ton. While caring folly Tor the in.
terests Of bis own State, be hss
found that her Advancement il
linked With that Of Maryland, and
with that Of Baltimore 90 .he me
tropohs q Maryland. re has.
therefore, not besitsted 10 a large
and liberal spirit 10 help both, sup
piementing a. Washington the meas.
IRE Of Influence this city end State
could bring to bear IN lurtberanoe Of
early fact mails upon our parallel Of
latitude. What justice viii be done
By be PostCfiee Department 10 the
independent claims Of Baltimore a.
. commercial centre will largely be
attributable 10 tie statesmanlIke e.
forts Of the distinguished Senator Of
our sister State. Now that The Bal.
t,more and Ono hss ioa0gursied
fresh t1Ort In behalf 81 Improved
mail ison.t'es, we tbiUk that onr
own Senators and Representative
viii aqain bring their energy sod 10.
d0ence 30 bear ia thss sme direction.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28

w. II. II. Flick is to step into
Genera! GoFFs shoes as United
States District Attorney for West
Virginia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28
VALU ABLE
REAL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

4 ofer for sale at reasonable prices, on
fair conditions and easy terms. NV en-
TIRE property In, aud adjacent to. the
w. Va, consisting Of my dwelling houSe
ana grounds worry desirable pTopertv
=. the brick building ia which The Ma.
u0nal Bank " kingwood and Joseph
JaG ksons store are located " acres or
valuable meadow and pasture land. ADJ
JMhpg the borough also Maple
WOOD farm containing 100 acres. un-
derlaid with coal, three fourths of a mile
from town.
FOR prices, condition and terms apply
to the undersigu II
J. 9. McGREw.
Kin wood w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28
NOTICE TO
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived up to p. m. of July 25, 1852, ior-
l. The graduation. trestlng and ma.
sonry OF six miles of the Kingwood
marrow gaage) hallway, beginning at
funneiton on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. No bid will be received for
ess than one section Zone milo: 9. The
excavation OF tunnel OF ESQ feet. more
or less, on Section -Four; 3. The ia rnish-
ing oil 10000 cross ties for narrow >gauue
raili Dad, To he delivered at specified
points along the line of said Railway.
Profile and specifications and other i'm.
formation can be seen and had at the
Company's office i'm Kingwood. w. Va.
ON and after July ii, 1882 Contractors
viii be required to give bond, with good
security, IN penalty equal to dou BILE
the amount of the bid; and the names
OF the sureties must accompany the bid,
The right to reject any bid or all OF theni'
is expressly reserved
Al! bids should be addressed to the
SecretaI v, John Barton PAYNE, King.
wood, Preston County, w. VI.
by order OF the BOARD of Directors.
O. NJ. BISHOP, Presit.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE, Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress--Secona District.

We are auihc rized to announce DAN
aEL B. LUCAS, of Jefferson County, as
a candidate to represent this (the 2nd)
District In the Ash Congress, subject to
the decision of the District Nominating
Convention.