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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

= . stitch iu Time saves Niue.'5
De0T A,1,ts:
Please publish the following Tor TIE
benefit of the people Of Kirgaood Dr.
trict. TAX-PATxR
81 LOUIS, April 14.-Scol'aDd County,
Missouri. ~ vote, las refused 90 comprr-
mise tue outstanding bonds amounting 10
Sl7l coo Issued O. aiG the construction 90
Inc N-soud io~a ard Nebraska FI.roa-,
low tee Ipwa division the Wabash 9 e
propnsition.ot the bondaulIers sas Il, O. Ike
6 per cent. in lieu OF 3, and Is cents ou
the dollar Tor Al the iuterest since The
bombs were issued ia 1871. The compro-
mise was rejected by al overwhelming
majority.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

IT would be well tor the country
10 understand that scarcely one
speech II 6hy, of all the speeches
made in Congress, lstxpected to have
any Influence whatever upon vo.es
IN that body. Years ago when be
member from North Carolina made
his speech for Boucomb, It was felt
thet be vas insulting the House and
proving himself unfit to he a rn,m-
Der oy wasting the time Of c nsress
or a speech meant entirely for his
constituents. But the practice has
become 90 commonin later years that
the House has almost ceased TO be
deliberative body in any sense.
There was much shrewdnsss IN he
recent remork Of a member that the
inventor Of the verbatim reports
ought to be hanged, drawn snd quar-
tered, for il 10 reports were permit.
ted there would be fewer useless
speeches. But The accurate reports
are on other accounts demanded, and
1T must rest ter all with each branch
OF Congress to restore it, own char
acter as deliberatlve BODY by
adopting for itseli such measures as
are necessary { o pul soms limit to
the "talk for Burcoml.' The rrac
tice Of holding night sessions for
spsechmakinQ only, though it re-
Ilevss The House 20 some extent, does
not 80 far TO make il 10 reality a de-
Lucrative body, and important chan
yes Of the rules IRE propably ueces-
sary to that ond.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

Mr. WAYNE MAcVEAeH, who was
the Attorney General OF the United
States under President Garfield, has
jet read himself out OF tie Repub-
lican Party.
10 Lis speech to the Civil Service
R-iorm Association at Philadelphia
on TuuI.day evening be said the re-.
publicans had only three principle.
and be was opposed 10 them all
Que Of these principles he chsrActer-
lied "a "ihe degrading spectacle
Of Maboneism in Virginia; and be
condemns The Administration Of Pre-.
idept AH-HUE for aiding that polt-
joal movement for tbs reputation o.
the State debt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

ANOTHER antl-Chiness bill passed
The House OF Representatives, on
Monday last by The decisive vote Of
20l to 81, a considerably larger ma.
jority than was obtained IN that
body for the bill, which was vetoed
by the President. The bill which
row goes to The Senate for concur
renee, is very similar to the vetoed
bill, e1cep. tbatit limits the suspen.
sion Of Chinese immigration to ten
years instead Of twenty yesrs. 1t
is believed that the pending bill will
receive tie approval Of the Presi-
dent or falling in this that It can be
carried over his veto.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

JAMES Russell LOWELL, our Min
lister to England, has been invited
TO Berlin TO deliver an address on
LoNGFFLIow. Mr.. LOWELL is not
only oct and an accomplished crit
&c and lecturer, but he enjoyed the
intimate friendship Of LoNGyELLow,
knd thus will make very interest
ing addresa. Ills is, indeed, The
very eOrt Of welk that Mr.. LOWELL
is fit fol; but when it comes 10 pro
tee ing :he rights OF American citi-
2ens who lappuisl in Irsh prisone,
be is not a success.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

CAPTAIN II. w. HoWaArz The con-
victed Sigma Service smbe zz.er, hss
been allowed frequently to visit biz
vile since bic corfnementin The Die.
trict Of Columbia .i, aud sometimes
lie has been permitted 10 spend n
night st bone. a few days ago be
v.s Suffered TO leave .be jail 10 go
20 DIS bone TO zee bic daughter who
Lad Jus, sturbe1 .om Vssssr C..-
lege, and sbce ip.n -i5 former keen.
ere have been looking and ipqur.Bg
jn vHo lor Captain HowoArE. An
otter irstsuce is here sGorded Of
tLe utter inability Of Washington
,Gcals % understand ttat amsn
gho steals public money ia thief
sll c1ght l,ia Treated ssaui.r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

TRUSTWORTHY reports from the
South show that those States which
have heretofore been go LARGELY
gwen up to the raising Of cotton
have at last entered on course Of
mixed farming, which will enable
them to supply themselves with the
bfeadstufis and provisions they have
been accustomed to draw so largely
IRON the west, These reports find
confirmation in the April report OF
the department Of agriculture, which
covers the whole OF the Southern
States, and shows That the increase
OF cereal crops is common through
all the cotton belt including Louis
iana. O! wheat alone, according TO
the report, the increased acreage in
be cotton States amounts TO 5000
COO acres-the average increase over
previous years being twenty. six per
cent.--a percentage Ct increase rela-
lively very much larger than that OF
any other States Of the Union The
increase in the acreage Of corn in
the Southern States sill also be
large. In come OF these States more
attention is also given 10 sheep rails
ing, the focks in that mild climate
being found to do remarkably we'll.
a general adoption Of this system Of
mixed farming, instead Of placing
the sole dependence UPON cotton,
will make the South in tho course
OF few years self-supporting, and
enable her planters to get them
selves out Of the clutches OF the MD
diemen, to whom the cotton crop was
only teo often mortgaged before 1t
was raised.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

MAcLEAE, the would be rSgicide
tirce his imprisonment at Reading
has eVinced concern at his situation
by declaring that be never attemp-
ted or wished to injme the Queen,
or even one hair OF the head OF her
Most Gracious Majesty Queen VIC
ToRIA." He rays that the Queen
may live Ter may years and that
when size is called from this yale o.
tesls' she may find home in the
leslms of the blessed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

TIE people Of Charlotte, North
Carolina, and adjacent couotry vii.
celebrate The lO7tn anniversary O.,
tue Mecalenburg Declaration oil To-
dependence, The eO,b Of BAY MOTT
10 ~ unusually sp.utej manner
Wednesday, the 18th will be sreat
10 quarterng sIi tle troops which
arrive on That day. Thursday. Tie
Is b. there wall be- su imposing mill
tary procession, composed OF The
volunteer militia from various sec
lions q ihe State and some invited
troops from abroad End g Welcoming
address irom The MAYOR, NJ The
conclus.oo q HLich . lumber of r.q-
teams will contest for a handsome
prize Friday, The I0.b, will DO
spent in q Prze drill Saturday,
the ooh, Declaration Day proper.
tue procession wi. march TO Iooe
psudsucs .Quars, where The Insrec-
ton Of The North Carolina trsoe.
by the Governor ard etsf. will take
place. TIE procession VIII tl.a
move TO cite near the CITY. whore
speeches Will be delivered fv
distinguished orators selected for ta.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

A RECENT act OF the West Virginia
Legislature requires grand jurors to
be selected by lot. The County
Court tapst select not lses than one
hund ed or more than one HUNDRED
ana fifty names 10 be written on slips
Of paper and mixed up in box,
from which the sixteen grand iuroIs
als drawn by the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21
Better from lIo,ycsyiilc.

kdlor AlG'ly:
! want te writ. y'u letter lbnu, the
railroad that ia now being talkpd about
from Krgwoud To Turncltau. Ynu
knew / an. ii farmer, nnd while own my
land and have som. stock around me. lam
still a poor man; and when the Suerf
comes around for taxes / am sometimes
put to it to raise iho money to pay ux.s.
and / thought The railroad ought Ia b.
built by rich men who have money TO in
vest; bEt went down to KiDgwood and
'alkcd with the mon down there, and |
wan, To say tony neighbors whs' think
We bud better 60.
We all want the rtlroad end we know
tia, q rl,lrond viii make our land more
valuable, ard VIII epahlc us 90 sell wha,
we hove for btlj,r prices. and The railroad
wiil be taxed aud v Il, make the property
oI the district worth so muoh more lhltIt
will have the If ct at making taxes
lighter. Everybody says the railroad viii
be good ming aud they III gay they
want II built, bu they MI want somebody
else fO Luild - 'TIiy a ,h,, ,..,, ~
talk and Ina ,..,, n.....-,.
tbirlin, a.. ,,a,,or ,.n.. '''.'
will H.. 10 ,h,,o,.r., ~, gu ~ ,'''' -
dis,r,c, 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., '"I' :. ''''
me, saw ,nst tho ncr ~ r[,, ,,'D ~ 'I't
in bnai ,,... rnad. ,...r ~, ''','. o"s'''
Their ,h,rs and u.ca I',y ,,, '-s 49,. ~ ~
n.,r,., ta...,au... s"-.I' '''
district will vote the tvsriy-5y. ,h,,.
and dollars Kirowood win nav, - ,,..
MORE THAN HALF ar rms 1h,,de MAN
say The other dav ,b.t Ki,r,,,d would
moi have to nav opv Of tbo ,.v,s.,, ..,
district voted ;be .nh..,i,tio, u,',n :
wes down t.tovo.n,C com, ! ,ss,3 ,n..
tbi, VA. npj,jl.,..l, .,.-. ,,,l .,.
Kipgwcod w,ll Law. 70 c,, Nor nrl.,,,.
lion Of ,bc favoe ora ,ha
the men Of Knewood' will bsv. 10 nav
more han all the resi- If the d,s,ric, r,
people who think ,be Rons and Tho ,;oh
men in Klngword wopld NOT have 10 49,,
any Of This disfric srbscr;n,;on vo,,,d 'na,
see how bard Mr. Ueermo,sorj wr W.
liam g. Brown and o,,crs 81 tLo ,;al
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

AS already announced, an cleo
ton will be held at the usua! places
OF voting IN KIngwood District, on
tie ~ b day OF May next. upon The
question OF appropriatipg twenty
five thousand doiIura in and OF the
construction OF The Klpgwood Raj.
way. To The people OF the b strict
the Question is one of vital import
ance, and should be fully and tair,
weighed and considered.
That the proposition will meet
with some opposition is TO be ex-
peoted and tha. plausibl e Arguments
will be put forth by it's oppor onts
to defeat the project is ais6 70 lie
expected. 1t therefore tehk6yes
the friends Of the enterprise TO be
vigilant and active from tbi. time
until the closing Of The POLLS on
election day.
10 answer to the assertions OF the
opPonerts o! the appropriation ths,
the road II built viii not pay, lzt i.
be borne ~ mind that apart from
whatever other sources Of revenue H.
may have, the development Of the
inezhausti6le fields of the best coke
coal in the world through which the
road would pass, would, OF itself. in
our oIinIon, make the enterprise a
profitable one. But 1t is also easy
to be seen that other freight and
travel would be no inconsiderable
source Of income to the road. Be
sides, 1T is well known fact that
railroads create business.
1t should not be overlooked that
the appropriation is asked in aid Of
the building Of railroad through
the District by the District and for
the Districts that of the taxable
property Of tie District, three fflhs
IS az The Iotcn Of Eing,oooa. and
that only ten thousaud Of the twen-
ty-Gye thousand dollars proposed TO
he appropriated viii fall to the share
Of The District, outside Of the town.
There il another confederation
thst hou0d not be lost sight or and
that 10 That our road, if built, will
in The near future, become q pert o.
. trsnrversai line OF railway con-
1ecuug Pittsburgh with the south
Iheo there are the advantages Incl
dent 10 the aYenIog or ali rsrlwsys
such 81 the appreciation 10 The value
IF real estate and The increase and
impetus 70 business orally: these
are alec entitled to their dne weight
and importance at The hands Of The
voter.
Tt the people Of The District re-
member that an appropriation Of
twenty-five thoussnd dollars will
give them, through their chosen
agent, controlling interest 100 the
road at least for Inc present.
Let the appropriation be voted
with will, and thus demopslrats
thai We iptsud speedily TO get oul
Of the woods.
While We are most heartily in H.
vor Of tbs appropriation, ne srs
alec in favor Of a luil aud fair de-
cussiou 81 iDe question, end TO chat
eod our columns are open alike 10
tho froras end opconspts Of The
proposition
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

a TRIlND writing ia from Awe
'sdo, Texas, under date OF the 10 h
lrs'sht, says they are piowiug com
down there. While such an an
nouncement sounds strange 10 US Of
a more ilosty leeiou, still 1T serves
10 onsbl, us TO Ieaizs the wonderful
diversity Of climate OF our glorious
cen mon country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21
Putting Their own shoulder, to
the wheel.

the wheel.
The people Of Preston county nave
long sought O way out Of tho woods. and
have "mourucd because .l,y found u
not They are sUl in the WOODS
Preston is a county Of large capabilue..
bot itis one Of ODE undeveloped counties
~ Inc state, and it HuLs a difficulty IN re-
tliniug its naiuai increase Of population.
and still more 10 adding 20 inc population
from abroad, because of The lack a. fscil-
tiles for developing iis mi0erl resources.
The word Of promise has been kent Co
tle ear md broken 10 The hope year after
year in The matter OF railroads. The
county 0as Glvays uIou DE point of be-
ing InieIfectod by railIosd from Penn
sylyania across The state, but somehow Tie
seasons came and went end no railroads
were huilt AZ lsst the more ontcfgrisipg
spirits Of ihs county, instead OF wpifirc
for H1cu.c to Pull their wheel out OF the
roo, have concluded 90 sct upon Che cd.
vice given FOO ihc fable, and put tbsir own
shoulders to jie wttcl. Wtlave already
noted the incorporation Of crmpan,
called thc Klugwood Railway COMPANY
Which was ofgaaizec o. build marrow
psuqe road from Kirgwood, thc copr,o
fea', TO some point ON zoe -. q o. road
Aud nov We notice Ira, in Jursusnco If
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

The New York Herald 10 speak
ing OF the turn which political mat
tiers in Virginia have taken, says ::
Malone has net with a severe defeat
In the rejection by the Virginia
Senate Of his congressional reappor-
tlonment bill. II his plan bad been
carried out he would control in the
next election. for Congress eight Of
the ten congressional districts in
the State, hut this same has been
blocked by one or two republicans
in he Senate. Malone hes taken
tns contract Of breaking up the soli3
South. Il this could be accomplish
ed IN the proper way it would be
very great blessing for the South,
but the worst calamity that could
beiaII that portion Of the country
would be The foundation OF new
party lines on a basis Of dishonesty.
The South should build solid if it
oulds At a.I. A foundation of fraud
j. tho weakest OF foundations. Ma
hon eism ls he grea, temtstion to q
country worn out by years Of Bad
government aud by Wal, but 30
prosperity built upon it AID 81 tass
it implies can endure"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

iHE knowing ooes at Washington
say that Mr. LowELL, our Minister
10 England, il to be succeeded bv
Mr. RcBERT LINCOLN. present Sec
rslary OF War.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

REPoRTs show serious and wide
sPread injury to the huit and " heat
CROPS by the late irsszing weather.
In this vicinity, however, the fruit
las partially escaped, while the
wheat .Lss suffered little or no dam
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

occasion. The troope viii then re-
turn 10 Independence Square ADD be
dismissed, oher which a. Grsm ana
tournament will take lace between
the CharIo'i- Ore companies and the
writing Gremen, which will
Conclude the celebration. Al
together the occasion promises
TO ilval in interest and at
tendance the Centennial Anniversa-
~ o. the Mecklenbrrg Declaration,
which took place at Charlotte. Nav
60, 1875.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

NOTICE.

All persons Indebted 10 /. Armstrong
& Son. either by Book Account or Lone
Sanding Notes. are requested e. call and
settle tie same az once, as the old books
and notes OF the firm Inu7s he settled up
during this month
]. ARMSTRONG s. son.
BRUCEroN MILLS ) u. /. 1882. ial
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

The Senate did stroke Of work
on Friday. 1t rassed no fewer than
sixty pension bills. and to theee
edded the so-cailed Omnibus claims
bill, which includes l $50 Individual
claims in one lump. Then, thinking
1t had done enough, it adjourned un.
til Monday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

SENATOR II e. DAVIS has our
tanks Tor coiirs OF the ePeech,s
G. Senator BAYARD on the Chinese
aud Tariff Commission bills.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

to Be paid for tweniy-eight years, ard it
won't make the taxes much higher.
/ an soiog % 90 al can for the vote,
and hope all others Aili do The same.
] will write you more some tine.
FARMER.
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The daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1879-1885, 1882-01-01
d. COHEN, sR.
Groceries. Produce, Etc, Main
Street.

This establishment keeps an elegant
line Of fancy groceries. Mr.. Cohen is
an old resident In this community: an
apt business man, and therefore knows
the wants of the community for goods
in his line as well as any one in
the city dealing in the same class of
goods. It is the aim of Mr.. Cohen al
ways to keep the freshest and incest
groceries to be Ind, and to make spe-
cialty Of imported goods. He also
makes speciality Of Keeping all kinds
of produce to be had I'M this market.
The goods for this house are purchased
from the best firms In the United States
ut the lowest rates, thus enabling Mr..
Cohen to compete with any one in the
city. He also has an elegant line Of
harness and saddlery. Give him u
call.
The daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1879-1885, 1882-01-01
WIN. LEWIS q 90.
Cigars. Tobaccos, Pipes, Etc.

This house opened business in this
city in August last on Main street be-
tween Broadway and Granite. A cut
of the building occupied by them ap-
pears in this issue.
This establishment has large cigar
mandatory in San Francisco, where
they manufacture the best brands that
are sold in the West. Being manut.c-
turers, 1t gives them a great advantage
over all competitors in the Western ci-
gar trade. Another advantage this
house has is this. Mr.. Abe Heynmn,
the resident partner of the Butte house,
has Travelled over the western country
for the past ten or twelve years, always
taking Montana in on his route, CON
sequcntly he Is well acquainted with all
OF our people, and knows the class of
goods that the trade of this whole Ter
ritory demands.
This Is really the only first-class cigar
house III Montana that possesses the adj
vantages necessary to conduct BUSH
ness Of this kind. The "Phnnix" aud
Perfection" cigars alone have made u
reputation for the house. The run
these brands have, for IA bit cigar" il
immense. Besides they have Il large
variety of other brands, both imported
and domestic, equally AS good, or better.
Their retail trade amounts to enough to
justify them in keeping the largest stock
in the city, to say nothing about the
large wholesale business that they do.
Their stock of tobaccos, cigarettes, cut
lery, smokers articles and elegant line
of meerschaum goods arc the finest ever
seen i'll the Territory. Among the
brands Of tobaccos kept is the celebrated
Lorillard's.. Imported tobaccos are
made speciality by this establishment.
1t will repay visit to this house it only
tn see the elegant manner in which theil
stock of goods is displayed.