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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21
EHE kILLI.s. or JESSE JAaEs.
What GCverno- Critteuden Has 40
Suy About -.

Governor Cfittencen, Of Missouri.
M kea no cOncealment Of the mauusr in
wfieh the killing OF Jesse James, the out
law, was brought about. He vac visited
some weeks previous by mysterious
woman IL back" whc asked him o.
what 'ern.s train robbvr eo1l6 cone il
and surrender aud receive pardon. Sup.
posing bCr 70 oe Jesse Jamess Nifc. he
replied that he would not ACCEPT the sur-
render of either Ffaak or jesse James. bu
Il any other rlSmber IL rue tie gang anne
in b. void accept his surreuder, sud,
while not promising pardon, 9odlG agree
TO use his inflnencs in bis behalf, 90 the
condition that Ia Spull give the al. hon-
lies all inform StiOn in hi. procession ~ o.
the gang end aid in their capture. =
told hin sue wac thu sister OF the Fords.
aui hai come &c make overt Fes 10 allow
them 10 come 10, vn3 also to allow l. ca
| title, aLother % The lsnd, io surrender
Three days afteswsrd Lob Ford cam.
up to TIE Govern y NJ nigat on the si-.,t
ano Did him wa Ia; va The Governor
told him To come AID see him a. hio Office.
next day. de came as r~quested, aud
they bad long cou7etation, in wLich
the Governor made the oeme statement Ia
bim tLa' lie had made t. EJru'S Sister
n II cow rsati"n "l,sed, according tC
G' vernon CruCrd Z, IN his wiy: Il
s.ld to him. sa,d the Governor Il wsrl
Je'te James brought in, and ! will owe
y,5u =. 10 COO for BIN apnd ar ativ,, ~,
~eers ait1t he 7, 1eived IA dispatch from
Boo Ford which read: Il have get Jesse
Jhr"e=." This Was the day lanes VS.
kiiici In ST. Joseph Governor CTitt.u.
4cn says nine men out OF zen are glad Jesrt
james ias Oecn KILLED, aud viii uphold
/ uun one GCyernOr) in his couise. The
Governor SAYS he mas 10 appre henalCh OF
assassination, though FfGDk james is nov
IA Missouri.
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One Of the mon bors Of the Methods;
Conference held in Detroit. was out for a
walk at an carly hour one morning and
encountered a strdpping big fellow who
was drawing a wagon to a blacksmith
shop.
Catch hold here and help me down to
the stoF with this wagon, aud VIII buy
the w1iskey," called the big fellow.
II never drink, solcnnly replied the
Sood man.
well. you can take a cigar"
81 never smoke"
Don't you chuw?"
go. sir" was tho decided reply.
You must get mighty lonesome"
unused the tetuistcr
II guess I am AL right feel FIRST
rate"
81 viii bet you even that can lay y, Il
on your back, remarked the teamster
81 never tct," answered the cloigy>
man.
Gone, nov, let's warm up q little"
81 am in hurry"
well, let's take each other for fuu
thon. You are as big as 1 am, and I Will
give you the ander hold"
II never have fun" solemnIy replied
the member
~ ell, arm going to tackle you, any>
way. here we go"
The teamstcr slid up and endoavored
10 get a back hold, but he had just CONS
mcn"ed his fun. when he as li1 ID clear
OIL the grass and slammed against a trce.
box with such force that he gasped hall
dozen times before 10 could catch bis
breath.
Sow, you keep away from me-" OK
claimed tire minister, rs ho picked up his
cau8.
Bust mo ST don't" replied the team.
ster, as he edged of.
o." hats the $50 Of lyirg aud saying
that ou didn'f have any fun in you.
wien you are chuck full Of it7 You
wanted To- broak my back. DIDN'T v,u?,i
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

Tue Influence of The soh upop ,r,
health Of those living upon o. is br,rob
90 Yry plainly during The p,valcuc. "a
np0itmc decreases Toat mslaria disco. O..
like intermittent fover-J originate from
The coil, is alfeaty accepted; ari r.ccri
Investigations show pretty conciu.ively
thati0c germs Of Cholera, Abd0mal n,
pbua, yellow Fever. and the plague a.,
in some way connected with Inc so'I
ahicb is daily cyrODeratcd by lctte,'
from p par'- Of the country. stl,ing ~,
marf. Or g. P..u. a t.-..r. ir.. tis
.,I...tf FOO Irtir O.. ant r.,.
J. f. t1fr.t, uf D..,. b.. .....
.u-tU eI.|g % .I.r l..t-. o.
a'nt #'lE - o.
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- -
tnothez Alleged Cure BY Fr1yer.
A YprciaF from oil CITY. Pa. narrqtos
this marvellous story.
a strange aud unaccouptab;e occur,
renee has startled the residents of Franz
lin, witch is denonIinated as the miracle
OF the age in the oil region. Rev. Mr..
"loyd WAS assigned Il. pastor OF the
IhlEd ward Church about eight weeks
ago. lie hal fornC~ly lived in West
'lrSlnld, ana removed with bis ,aInily
10 tfa"klir, this stale. soon after his
afrivai M u.ls city his wife became Necy
IA. she came as near tho p3rJah OF
death rs person can tc ani live. Ehy-
siciEnS were c8llal. and three of tho nest
in Tbs section he'd q consultation ru'i~
corning her case. They Gec deed ihat
$40 was afflicted viii what in Eng ish
parlancc - kpCwh 49, quick can. err. ard
~ informed her husband. telling hi -
ne might as.wed prcp..re for the worst.
they saiI neither skill nor physician.
remedies could save bor, AMI that her
death mus. and won a occur i'm .. short
TUNE. Both Hrs. boys anC her has
LsnC SIC Chr dams in theory and urpo-
u .e. They believe in tie Bible AMI
Follow it, tcachi.,gs. II death must
cine they were both resigned. and for
over six ,nonthS Mrs. BOYD has lain i'm
her bed So weak that she had to he
,nrned in sheet. Death seemed to b.
slowly settling ovor her caucb. and Iony
pud earnestly they had nr,vad FIR rolief
Hope bad almost Ian,rtoI r.d c,i,b
seemed ready To die Her husband do
tided TO trv -pca mora an, ,o.. ,o,,
sent word To cbnrchos fro,, Noo, vi,
tn Pii,sbur,,L oel,iu., ,bo,,, ., .a..,,,.;,,.
ON Tn, sd.v ..v,ri,,,.,, -, ri ,,.o,,.s,,
O'Clock and vr.stIc oar,o.tI,, f,r tic %.
coyery ofhis wife. Whom one WIN sav
hor on Wedu.s,lov NIGHT ,e,Is how Io,y
! she Nns 4 seeuns lilo a n,i.,oI., g.
was so weak trat -Snen sbe vop,ad o
drink she could not raise ner head to the
| glass-tOo weak 10 t,iru oyer i'm bod
| without assistance Her t,th ,,os
! strong, and she sail as well as she couIa
I that she wound SOON he ,veu kiyb,
o'clock al .'iYcd. and i'm tl,o church which
adioins the parsonage every sound IVA.
! hushed as the sad-hearteI husband
poured forth his feelin.s in words In
the p, .spoage law his wife. with q j,1v
friend Watching tie airkering so,rl< nj
life, mo ready To disapuear Just a.
the clock slru TX eight the invalid. who
a moment before could not raise he,
hand TO her head sud Ienly sat mn riyh,
i'm ted. Her companion sprnny TO he,
side, thinkmgJhe last moment ha7 come
Pushing her gently aside. Mrs. Rloyo
said sho was Lotter now and though
she would aiise. Despite tho efforts %
her companion. she EoI cut ot bed ard
dres 'ed herself without assistance; ther
kneeiilg beside tie bed offered up a
prayer of Thanksgiving, coming from
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-21

Carrie Roper, thirty years of age, e
poor, frienGless orphan girl, was adopted
bv John Potls. the village blacksmith al
Brooklyn, Luzerne County, Pa. Sine WA.
educated at fashionable school. studi. d
music and graduated with high bonors
She then disappeared, and Potts gave Der
up as dead. la the meantime, Mrs. Potts
died, and he lived alone, still working NJ
blacksmith; Out enfecbild by age. be was
In danger OF losing his little properly b,
being unable TO pay of Jew mortgages.
Two weeks ago a lacy appeared AZ the
old house and introduced herself IA Mrs.
jams Ruiledge, the wife Of a Pittsburgh
millionaire. The Din blacksmith rcc,g
uized her AZ Once as his adopted daughter
Carrie, and was overcome with Joy Al her
appearance. The lady bad come to take
p IS 10 her home, where he was TO pni-,
the freedom Of her home during bia 70
NAMING days She paid off The mort
cages IN The Potts property, purchased q
nandeme monument ion the grave NJ
Mrs Potts, ADD started With her old friend
for her home 10 Piusburg. soon sfl,r
Their arrival she made Potts a giit IL $40
900 iu United States bonds.
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M'GY miserable people drag themselve.
about with failing strength, feeling that
shes s.o steadily sinking into tbier graves.
"hen by usiUg Parkcrss Ginger Tome
they would mud a cure commeuoinq win
The first d1Fe, and vitality and Strength
quickly and surely coming back TO them.
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ArooIl.h mistnko.

Don't IKE tins mistake Oi ronfound-
ing remedy of merit with quaok mod
icincs. We gpeaK from ex pcueuce whep
we say that Parker's Ginger Tonic is =
sterling health restorative whic. will do
40 That is claimed for DO. we have used
DO ourselves win the hsDpio-t results for
rheumatism and when worn ont bv
pVcr"ork. IS 'e adv. Tunes.
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The ST. Paul (Mi0n) Globe, observes:
Things had gone wr"rg with bin, and he
wanted to die; yet he hal the whole h use
dsrting around mighty lively, so we heard,
hunting for the st. J.cobs Oil bottle,
when the first Iwinge OF rheumatism gath
cred him up.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO 4. Armstrong
a sou either Joy BOOK Account or Long
standing NptcS, are requested 10 call ana
settle o. s,iiso ~; uucc. eos The oil books
AMI npta~ CO.. tae tris rtuS. be settled as
during 'it~ tuouta
I. EMsrROEG s. SsN.
BRUcEruS Mil >. Jan. }, lSS2. ,jI
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sud Tn Box J. .nIie above iu Isre.
qutuii ies and are prepare tp pay hirb.s,
wtrkst prices 900 .l.
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TIE PEOPLES LIBRARY

IS the only one containing original Amer
lean stories 10y May Agnes Fleming. md
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Diary loo
i7C Oscar Wilde's Poems 100
~ Welded and Parted, by the au,
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Wrcn's FIower-Basket,

Wren', Flower Basket, manufactured by
Messrs. Wren & Moseley. j. rapidly be-
coming one ~ The most popular brands q
smoking tobacco. both AZ home and abroad.
pat up in Richmond. II deserves b be 30
by reason Of IL excellent quality. moderate
price. and the beautiful style ia which il r.
pun up. Last autumn Mr.. Pilkinton clsim-
ed that thi. brand was an infringement
upon bis brand ~ Fruits and Flower. and
endeayored 70 stop ~ sales. In December
Mcssrs. Wren & MOseiey obtained an IN
junction from Judge Ftzhugh restraining
Mr Pilkinton from interfering with the
,ales 0f Wren's Flower Basket. 4 few
DAYS ago The Judge dissolved thi- iniunc-
lion upon the ground tha. the CnAncCrv
C0Ur. had no Jurisdiction over a csse oi
this character. bat without la any way
passing upon the question Of infringement
and granting leave ~ the parties % 'nsil
tute proceedings proper % determine Their
ughts, which we learn viii soon be done.
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Late Yesterday afternoon young lady,
while waking along the bank of the canal,
In HOLLYWOOD cemetery, stumbled and fell
into the water. Mr.. Joseph Wade, who
resides on oregon Hill, CALAMITY went 70
her assistance. and in all probability saved
her from drowning.
Attention s called 70 the notice for
services II Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church to-day.
John Phclp.. who was shot last sunday
hy Beverley Williams. was not 80 well yes
erday-in isc,. il il believed that his death
T. only q question q very few days.
The first Asw Virginia wheat was offered
on Change yesterday by Messrs. Subler &
Carv-a lot y 100 bushels q Fuliz from
Dino1ddie county.
The annual meeting Of the Grain and
Cotton Exchange take. place to-morrow al
1870 o'clock.
sergeant Cilalkley's auction sale yester-
morning Of unclaimed article. captured by
the police yielded S2l.GS.
Mr. Gus. T. Delarue and wife have gone
70 Charlotte county. whore Bis family VIII
spend the summer.
Me..rs. Z. h. Chaffin 81 Co.., real estate
agents, sold af public auciion on Friday
evening. Oh the premises tnc TWO brlch
dwellings, Nos. 3ls and go west Marshall
street for r SO and $3.50.
Messrs. Il. I. Staples q Co., real estate
agents. hgye sold the neat tWO-st0Ty brick
dwelling No. sI9 west Main street FOR
1880. and The two-.ioTy framed dwelling
corner q smith and Catherine streets for
81 200.
y. Thompson Brown. reai estate agent
has sold 20 General Joseph 4. Anderson
that beautiful lot corner of Laurel and
Franklin streets for $1,000. cash.
Received = e. r. Johnston TofiT.g IL
cCS Journal for July. II Is filed with
summer fashions.
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Probably t~c-,iiFf, q ,,,e iAaies IN -ccicsy and
bones q ear land ATe asicssa VIII stsn diseases
a vsrfoas kinds. 20 doAwsy with ~flch II itcom.c
= aane vithurf injury. would he The e&ppiess
evers - eeir iivc.- Tssen sbe wosld bsvc instead
q = sisaFurca and nlxrre5 coanfsnanee one ilai
soale - hsnasoDs. ay a. ieAss rosd-.o.ossng, FOR
Ar one with cear purr stin. Snatte4 what IA.
eu; 4 beg fcstues aTy. hss a CERTAIN amount q
god lCoks which attract everybody. A. Il is nos,
"a, 'n2slncs every epe -ces and t2ks AeD1i those
frscklos-- t,sosc borr5d pmples- and ether hen'-
i,ss ~iih which she s afflicted. and tais Is true q
ssfaer az.
To improve his appearance g4eai risks are
,nSen. ar~enic, mercury. or bigs-soaRS utled
nA,Bes Articles containing ihe-> ae~tb-Sieaiing
esrgs an issca Ia hopes q et'ing I'd af al these
srouiles In m4nT ca=es 3esih u ne rcsIiL no
allsy.Aaon = iAt burning. hssEiag. Itching, And
Inflammation Is given. AZ trs'uiiee VIII EczeEna
fs.h r.ensal. Tescrs. Eumors- Inflammation.
Rouga Ssslv Eruptlons of any kind, Diseases q
fssf Hair and scsip. -srsfaia, Tiers PlmPles. or
Tendsr I,raiugs On any pari u tae body should
knap that lhcro s. hope foT taen IN sure perfect
and elegant rcinc1y. known as DR. L. " BIN
sons skIN CURE j. makes tne sEin Willie
-aei and smooth. removes tan and frtskics ard IL
fic rest toilet dressing n nc world. L s elegantly
rui up. two bottles ia one pacE4ss- consisting u
toih Internal aud external treatment. urres0ers
should e surc b. re- a4s. AID not some old remedy
-rsu-citated ou tic success. ol IN. Bonson's and
now advertised a. - The Great skiu Cure" There
D. auiy ONE hsarg the Doctors pioture-sud Is
f.r SO by al druggists. = per package
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FTrrtrl. IN.

Tomorrow the police Of the First dis
tTiC VIII give Their excursion % West
Point. The train viii start from the York
River depot. foot of Twenty-third street.
II 4 o'clock A. n. and. returning, reach
here about O'Clock Z. ". Il j. needless
% say that no efor VIII De- spared by the
police 70 make this one Of the most enjoy
able trips = The season.
I be Richmond branch q tie irish N8-
tional Land League VIII have picnic II
Brewery PARK on Monday. July 81. for the
benefit u the National Land League cause.
81 Peters Catholic Total Abstinence and
Beneficial Society VIII give a grand tenn
perance picnic a BlenneT's Park on the
4ih q July. This viii doubtless be = most
pleasant occasion. especially % The ladies.
An excursion VIII be given 70 Old Point
and Norfolk on the All u July Usd The
steamer Ariel. under the auspices Of the Cen
ira Beneficial and Social Society. II is hard 10
imagine anything more pleasant than a trip
down the noble James al TINS season u the
year. The cool. iHyig0ruing breezes. and
the lovely scenery which greets the eye Oh
every side. VIII tend 20 make il peculiarly
pleasant % ciiy people. The Committee Of
Arrangements. and the polite and efficient
.ionists are wen cared Tor. Il j. safe %
predict that the excursion VIII be q grand
success in every respect. The boat viii
leave The wharf n O'Clock s.. VI. sharp.
and returning reach here wednesday after
noon.
The Pino-Street Baptist church SUNDAY
school VIII give an excursion and basket
picnic % Maideu's Adventure on the 4fh
frrra
able occasion. n the committee promise %
b. leave nothing gndOne that VIII contribute
% the enjoyment Of all.
TIE STATE REGATTA.
The regatta, which take. place 0n the
Fourth Of July II Fredericksburg, promises
o. be one Of the most attractive and interest
ing ever held by the state Regatta AssOcia-
ton. Crews from Baltimore. Washington,
University Of Virginia, Norfolk, and Pc
tersburg VIII be present, and h0tly-cOn-
tested races VIII naturally be the result.
Each crew is confident Of success, and the
Riyes crew viii have 20 look well 20 their
laureis special interest is felt here in the
Olvmpics, our representative club. and II =
said their friends are willing 10 name them
against The field. The Richmond. Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
with their accustomed liberalifv, VIII leave
nothing undOne % make this regatta a sue
cess, and the good people 0f Frederick
burg are fully alive % the importance %
having everything done Wei and in order.
Ample provision Is being made FOR the
comfort - all This H. the only excursion
Of the many i0T the Fourth that viii enable
one moi only 20 escape the heat q the city.
bu1 90 witness a most exciting and inter-
esflng Doai race.
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Two Gool Conur,frrlr1r..

Why does "a man who i upstairs "a hip
ping bis wife deserve the respect of al;
Because be- t. 95ore doing a mean net.
Why DO the people continue 20 rnsh %
The Boston. Broad and Second streets ;
Because they ret the best bargains ever
offered in Richmond. Plume. opened sat-
ur.av evening. and few are left for next
week ribbons. the best ever offered: lilies.
rc-es. violets; white. black. and colored
thread and six gloves; notions Of many
kinds. Goods must be sold. and now i
the time FOR hargains Ladies and gentle
mems furnishing goods, bleached coftOn-.
white goods. linens, iabit-lincns. napkins.
&e.. bought from q failure at 80 cents on
the dollar.
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DR.. HARNEY L. By ED. on BALri1iOR T. Prsri-
aenf and Professor oi Obstetrics and Diseases
af Women and Children. in the Baltimore Medi-
cal College. formerly Professor Of Practical
Medicine. etc.
e. ,,Ve .,itt,,.sss ts,e Bes1 results from TIRE ae-
ft.,u I'd tb, IifFFAL.o i.1THIA v MATkE. spring No,
q iA C2lfs,uic COGi Ebcumatlc s4oui Rhenmarisn sn..
tsrapci. aud stone ID uie blSdntf ana dp noi
h,-ltf. a. = -t,rs.ss the opinion riI2f ~ ALL DIS
s.A<.. asIndiig upon having t1cif pflyiS in Tie
re Acic Dla lhesis, lt is unsurpassed r. inocsd
Ia A. s,rualed. ANY watef thus far known % the
rrsf.,.edo. n has ascertained value ~ Bright =
lsisease- A knowledge u ~ acton In That dis
ezss taus TAI would 5ecin % warrant The beilei
ttAf ii wfuid lu many Instances, al least IN ~
s.riy STAGE arrtf ID enfiJyis, aud ln IL mort 4a-
vanced stage prove DECIDED comior; and pAliis-
fsEe. earnestly commend u ~ WORTHY % trial ID
Frighf's IJleea-.m " II -2aw3w
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MOTHERS MoTHERs, NoTmERs

Are you disturbed at night ans 1rokcn - your
rest ~ SEX child suffering and crylng With Ae
excrueissinr pain q cutting teeth n "a. ~ n
once aud get bottle - MR.. WINSIOwr
SOOTHING SYRUP. 10 will relieve the soor lirl~
sufferer Immediately y-dcpenG gpsn ia: there is 10
mistake ai'0si T. There De- not mother on earth
who has ever used Y ~ho viii not tel YOU az once
ilat 10 ~.l regulate tbe bowels and zive to a.s
mother and relief aud health - ilae child Operating
IKE magic. Il s perfectly safe " u-e IN al cAsss.
and peasant tc taste and ~ tie rrscr7 p,ion q
one of Iie oldest and bes1 female physicians and
nursas In the United states. sold everywhers. 20
cents a b0ttlG- Be 23-.-,dIs
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BEACH MILITARY ACADENY. The closing
exercises of The seventeenth session OF this
schOol-second a. q military schOoi-tO0k
place on Monday last 10Th instant, az the
seAo0-rooms, on Franklin street. After
neat and appropriate addresses hy Colonel
Joe Lane stern. oi The First Virginia regi-
ment. and william =. Gretter. Esq., The
following prize. were awarded
silver medals % Charles r. Hudnau,
Clarence wyatt. Henry &. Rueger. and
Frederick O.. K0hier and handsome books
% = lhn \. p. Atkins. Joseph NJ R0sen-
baum. z. Spotswood Pollard, Marion IL.
Chakley. Henry =. GrmmeI, Hunter II.
Laughtln, John q. >eibert, William Percy
Rose. and Louis 4. Bromm.
Ai,er tle distrl button OF The prizes the
principal. Mr. :. r. Beach, gave the boys
some good, wholesome tab, and the school
closed.
The military te.ure-inToduced two
vears a.o--aa, been decided success.
During The past session every seat wa-
dlled, and other applicants refused for
want Of room.