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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-19
RANKIN WILEY, Jr.,

4 ttorneey at Law, pont Pleasant, Yves, Virginia.
g., a rras.iees n the County Of Mason the United
preme Court Of appeals of West Virginia, piEr promnt
attention given to the collection of claims ian I4iy
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W. Y. NEALE. VI. b

0FFlcE Main street. between ad and id; re-id,nce
" Main street. between 9th and 9TH. Attends proEfS
70 al calls, whether day or risM. When no, pro-
jan 8, Is7a-it. ~ N'' 0'"ee'
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PHI rSICL1NS.

ASpSs~ H. hAHbsE E6. IL FRAyEt.
DRs. BhRBEE & FRAvEL,
Northwest COR 9th and Eiin Streets poio, p,e,<,.,,
~ West Virginia. Office hours from to 10 a. M and
70 oP' M tjune II '7o-Iy.
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BROsIUs.
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GEORGE w. TIPPETT,
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DIR. l.. +. CAMPBELL.

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, tender, hi, prof.ss.
ona services to the citizens Of Point Pleasant and
vicinity Can be found for the present At the DnI,.
''''e VI e. j. r'osSman' tmcha3-Iy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-19
JOHN w, E1sGLISH.

ttorney at Law, will practice in tlia Courts Of a.
n son, Putnam and Jackson and in the Corst ii An.
peals OF West Virginia. Address Point Pleasant, Mason
COUNTY west virginia tjans, IS7o-ty
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DIR. S. g. SHAW.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders hi, ,,o
ieSona services to the public Cas- p,o-gsJ.v ~.
tended TO- Office, cor. Main and I'D streets, oppoS.
the old Presbyterian church. Iapril 5, is7o-Iy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

then a minister IL the Methodist
new correction, be gave ~ regular
pulpit work and started ont a. al
evangelist. He conceived the plan
Of carrying the Gospel to the hum
best people, aud Of compelling their
attention. by the use Of banners and
devices, by singing popular tunes,
by marching uniformed band
through the streets to vocal music,
and by holding daily meetings out
Of doors, at places where throng
could be quickly gathered. Military
titles were given to men and women
who joined the army, and they were
decorated with silver badges and
helmets and presented with banners.
From small beginning, the Army
has increased until it numbers IL
England 533 officers, or evangelists.
and has 25l stations, where, in the
course of the year, EOS 600 services
are held. 1t is claimed that in the
pact year nearly 100000 persons
were reached by the services. Con-
vert3 are rot sought for any partic-
ular church. They are at liberty to
unite with any denomination, but
they are ENCOURAGED to help 10 carry
on the work Of the Army. L is part
OF the teaching that CONVEX should
devote themselves without reserve
to the service Of Col, and should
make every sacrifice to save other
souls. Salvation from sin i- the es-
sence of the creed preached. The
eyaugelsts hold to the early Meth
odist doctrine that man has been
ruined u terly by the fall Of Adam,
and that to save himself from an
eternal he'll be must seek salvation
through the atouemeut Of Christ and
the power Of the Spirit, his reward
being eternal life in heaven with the
righteous.
The aim of The Slv,tiouists is to
operate upon the emonons, to arouse
excitement, ana sustain it in every
possible way, aud to dell with the
hopes and fears of the multitude by
pioturiag The bliss awaiting those
who repent and the everlasting mis-
cry in reserve for the impenitent
wicked.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

A CORRESPONDENT OF the New
York HeroLd estimates the strength
OF the Republican independents in
Pennsylvania at 10000, and says
shat If the election could be held
now there would be no doubt OF the
success OF the entire Democratic
ticket. There ie no telling, how
ever, what combinations may be
formed IN the next two months.
The vote Of the labor party in Penn
sylvania has been for years most
uncertain element, and it has on sew
eral occasions completely overturned
the calculations OF the shrewdeet
and best informed political mana
gers. 1t has been the policy Of the
Republican leaders to encourage the
nomination of a Greenback- labor
ticket for State officers, aud it has
often been charged that a cousidera-
bic portion Of the Republican cam
psigu fund in Pennsylvania has been
used to that end. The present agi-
tatlon of the labor question AMI the
strikes which are now in progress in
various paris Of The Stale are regard.
ed as highly favorable to the main
tenance Of the organization Of a .hird
party, whose voters were supposed
to be drawn mainly from the Dem
ooratio ranks. is scarcely posi-
BILE that the two disaordant wings
Of the Republican party can be
united before the election, and un-
less there are hidden forces at york
depicting TIE Democratic party in
the counties where the great labor
organizations exist the election OF
Mr.. PATrrsoN as Governor is rea-
sonably certain.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

From Amos, ev ny grain growing
state the reports Of the condition Of
the crops are very favorable. Ne
braska alone promises 100000 600
bushels of ccrn aud 20 900 900 bush
els of wheat In Indiana the pro
duction Of wbest and oats viii be
the largest ever known, the estimate
for the one being A., 900 900 bushels
and of the other 10000 600 bushels.
Texas, MIssisi ippi, Alabama, Ten
nessee, Kentucky, Missouri aud
Kansas are all expected TO make
greater returns than at any tina in
their history, but what promised to
be splendid crop OF wheat in Micn-
lgsn has been greatly damaged by
hot and wet weather. The South
western States have done remarka-
bly, well. TIE acreage has been
largely increased and the yield is ex
cellent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

THE Chairman Of the Committee
on Appropriations in the Senate,
Mr.. ALLISON, after making com
parison between all the bills for
1888 with those for 1882, sums up
in these words; met increase Of ap-
propriations for 1888 over 1852,
$77,53262L34|
tbs tells the whole story Of the
ohl9ate Congress which has just
adjourned and gone home.
The democrats carried the House
Of Representatives in the tidal wave
Of 1874 by majority Of seventy,
onsting Republican majority Of
one hundred. That revolution was
mainly caused by the excuses or
Greutism. The PEOPLE rose up and
reJuked the corruption Of GRANTS
first term. They conn e.led the
Washington Ring, the WlIskey Ring,
The Indian Ring, Che Poatal RING
the Army Ring. the Navy Ring, the
LAID Ring, aud The other organized
p.,,.,, .r...,l ,,...,;,,. ~, .
0- ~ my
oIo"s uF nu'u Oh 'hs 5'a'''ng mat
had been common In al. tie depart
m84ts. and they forced lla R.uub-
rr.rs IN abandon vsrsI r,,orc.s
.-..l.5 s...l.,,.. As...
' H ~ ''.''' "-
'I'N'
This sassion Oh Congress has
brought together ,le i,bbera. the
trader. tbs flssyes and tbe s,.,r
.., .t. ..5
' ~ lN'' 10
"'o''7h e'.' TO "'D'''e IeBI-Ia'''h
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

WE have received from M. GEO
A. KNIGHT, passenger agent at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, of the Big Four and
Vandaiia Railway line, a circular
announcing the sale during this
month and next Of excursion tickets
to Colorado and the Rocky Noun
tains, Nothing could be more de-
lIghtiul than such trip at this sea-
son Of the year, and we recommend
all contemplating such a jaunt to
avail! themselves of the advantages
now offered by the Big Four and
Vandalia line. Rates, time, routes,
etc. will be cheeriullY furnished by
Mr.. KNIGHT, on application in per-
son or by letter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

THE average annual appropria-
tions for all purposes by Congress
for the last ten years was $l53 .366, =
053. while the appropriations made
for 1888 by the proA.gate Congress
which has just adjourned foots up
the enormous sum Of S204,293O07.
This is 500, l54, l3l more than twice
AZ much as was appropriated By a
Democratic Congress in 1878. Even
10 the Falmiest days OF the thieving
Rings that hourished and fattened
during the corrupt administration of
GRANT in 1874, these appropriations
only reached $l72 200, roo, an in
crease OF a little more than $4,000
600 over those Of the preceding year
and yet the result was tidal wave
OF popular dlsapproval that swept
that Congress and the Republican
party from power. The appropria-
tlous for 1888 as made by the Con
gress which has Just adjourned, ex-
cee1s those Of 1874 by ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY Two AND A QUARTER
MILLIONS What are the people
going to do about it now?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

The scientiGc word IS now nak -
ing great Preparations Tor observing
the transit OF Venus, which takes
place December Oh. A large nun
Der OF stations are to be established
IN this country, aud the greatest
care will be taken to make the OBJ
servatlons. 1t is not known what
preparation Venus has been making
for the happy event. She is proba-
bly, out shopping now, trying to
pick out dress for the occasion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

ONE Of the principal Issues in the
coming election in Indiana, as in
West Virginia, will be the question
whether or not the next Legislature
ehall submit prohibitOry amend
ment to popular vote. Already the
prohibition leaders are making a
vigorous campaign, and, as one Of
the devices for arousing enthusiasm,
are moving across the State with
the great tent which has already
been 10 the thick of the temperance
fght in Kansas and Iowa. This
mammoth tabernacle, aside from the
accommodation it affords, is thought
to possess an important sentimental
value by reason Of the brilliant vic
tories in which it has played a part,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
NOTICE TO
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceIvcd mp TO p. m of July -, 1882, ior-
!. The graduation, trestling aud mas
sorry of six miles of the Kingwood
marrow ganse) Railway, beginning at
f'unnc.ton on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. No bid Will be- received for
css than one section Zone milej: ,. Tho
excavation of a tunnel OF go feet. more
or less, on Section Four; 3. The furnish
ing OF $1,000 cross ties for narrow~gaugo
railroad, 10 bo delivered at specified
points along the line OF said Railway.
Profile and specifications and other in
formation can be seen and had at the
Con'pany'> ott.'o in Kingwood, w. Va.
ON and after July II, 1882 Contractors
VIII be required To give bond, with good
security, in "A penalty equal 10 double
the amount of the bid; and the names
of the sureties must accompany the bid.
The right to reject any bid or all OF them
is expressly reserved
All bids Should be addressed to the
Secretary, John Barton Payne, King
wood, Preston County, w. Va.
by order of the Board of Directors.
G.. NJ. BISHOP, Pres't.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE, Sec'y,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

Ir is rather mocksry TO The
boosted culture ard learning of the
age that the proper sphere Of
woman should be a matter Of dis
puie. The suU ct is receiving a
great @es. Of attention az present.
being discussed rot only by ss.en-
lGc and literary men, but women
Themselves taking part in The con.
lroversy. BY some, tie ground BE-
taken that eqpa. opportunities ought
90 be OF cred TO men ami women.
which, 81 DO were done, would soon
cause The iuleuouly Of women to
disappear. On The other hand. 10 Is
ueII that the physical aad meuta.
condition OF women Dol not strong
enough 20 permit her 90 cope, DO IN
'e.lectuaI labor with man, and. be.
sides, that Der d,mcsuc duties and
maternal functions require The
greater part Oh her attention and ep.
ergy There seems 10 be- no reason
why sue rule Of tbs go len mean
shou.d not apply mere Let such
opportunities be placed within her
fc,cH that, b avu.ei Of, she may be-
enabled TO FreHde over her home
with intelligence and . gnIiy. TO
take an interest % matters gertain-
ing 20 the welfare Of humanity and
the elevation OF mankind. and To- Ir-
sTiIe Nes children with tie love OF
kro1ltdge and truth, without Im-
pairing her mental faculties or io-
iurIng Der rbJsicsI .til0tiou.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18


n1T NJ " i'iI NJ T. CHANDLER
49, - '"''7 osV''ne secretary
Sim i w.s ,';, -, ~ -
that ba ;,tera,d j., 10 a,n., ,a;,L
r,arv ror,olitios 10 ,., w.
v.co pb;cb b.. 3o.n,.l ,,..Iaa. ~
opslo,oary s,I,,a 80 ~ -.
the Nav wben b., vs;.aJ uo
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and ,ieo,ons s;onl,oitn -
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nssoo n or3ar 80 o,I-a ;,., -
availsb,e in Tina Of w,r ~
was No occas;oo 20 ;ntarr.,o n.;I
t.rsr,,n;.I ,,,,o,;o, ,t;,L - ~,
haze t.ndsoc, =, I,.a, -. a..,I.,.
familiar with Iba b,,dI;oa ., ,,,.
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s,,oo;,l a. 49, - '.o - navy
p,as,Jar, 81 ,ha Ir.';,s, e., - '"9
we re,rst =, -, ,ha, n ,,, ""~
seems to have sanctioned The ,b1na
Tho ey,.h.;.,,oo. g. u.:. o.
defended bv refarsnoa H. r. &c
st,tnjoc winch maLos ha prs.,
drol,bs C.nm,,lsr r. cL,.,.,,l-
navy The v,roos h3n,r,I.
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AMI wbv shorId no, ,a. -
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

A RECENT canvass shows that
Georgia has no fewer than forly-two
counties where the prohibitionste
claim to be in the majority. The
spread Of the Prohibitory movement
at the South during the past few
years has been striking. When the
project was started in New England
10 put under ban the manufacture
and sale Of Intoxicating liqusrs, it
was considered a Yankee device not
likely to thnge elsewhere. Yet it
now finds as hearty support in Texas
and Arkansas as in Maine and Mas
sachuseiis; and several OF the South.
ern Legislatures have very nearly
succeeded in passing laws such as
would delight toe heart Of General
NEAL Dow himself.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

s.
peach year. Ia the spring the
prophecies regarding he fruit were
all evil. Oniy 2 SINAI! crop was pre-
dicted. Even at the beglouirg of
summer We were tolJ to expect lit
tie from the famous peach growing
region OF Delaware and Maryland.
Better reports came in a few weeks
ago, but bow, wIen the time for the
ripenin8 Of caches has actually
come, we are promised the largest
crop ever picked the greet yield Of
1875 alone excepted.
To-day Gays the Philadelphia
Press, "every peach tree on that
long stretch oil land between the
bays OF Delaware and the Chesa-
Pea5e, and extending from Whining.
ton to Northampton County, Va, is
bending under an overload Of lus-
cioua spheres. II is estimated that
that region will yield the enormous
onantitv or Eve u;l,ion hoal,a,a -,
peaches. And the quality Of this
extraordinary crop is said to be far
better Than hat Of 1875, when only
was the abundance eq1a led. Be-
Good The c,,mo,s .r,;o;,,, ,''"a'''
parat,vslv biob ,rioo.. hnt a,;,i.
epnrlv 60 vast uso t. 80 -
70 do,b, ns,t d,,.,. ~,
wsels ws sLsu b. .hlo - ~
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

In referring to the challenge Of
STEWART. the Independent Rspub-
lican candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania, to Gen. BEAVER, the
regular CAMERON candidate Tor The
same Office, 70 meet HIM 10 joint die.
oussioo, the Philadelphia Times says
that DO man in Pennsylvania is 60
thoroughly familiar with BEAVER g
humiliatirg submission to the AFRO
giant dlctst.ou Of The CAMERON ms-
chine at Chicago in 1850 aud at Har-
IlsbUrg 10 1881. as BE- STEWART. sz-
ceptiug only BEAVER himself, and it
would Be fatal encounter for BgA-
YER 80 be we're TO meet lhs i-sus face
10 face wish STEwART before t1e
multitude. BEAVER know Dbl.
peril, ard it lie probable that be vii.
decline to meet STEWART
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
"MORMONISM UNVEILED, "

PY MORMON BISHOP.
Beng the only real expose of tho vile
deeds OF the
ANIrES!
BLOOD ATONERS!
AVENGING ANGELS
and other secret societies of Mormonism.
Full and authentic parti. ulars OF the
HORRIBLE BUTCHERY Of men, wo-
men and children at the Mountain Mead~
ows Massacre. and terrible wrongs and
suilerings OF Mrs. Brig. Ham. pton. Il
wonderful book foT Agents. Complete
outfit 10 Gems. Outfit and sample COPY
81 %.
Secure an agency at once, or write for
illustrated circular and special terms Ia
SUN PUBLISHING CO.,
30 and 2l2 Pine Street
marlN4l st. Lodis. Mo. 80
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
NABU ABLE
REAL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

] oler for ilo at reasonable prices. ON
nor conditions and easy terms, my on
Tire property &c.. and adjacent to-. the
Iywn Of kiuGv God, Preston Countc.
W. Va, consisting of my dwelling house
'nH sr"und-,-a very desirable property
uon1i Bank Of kingwOoJ ard Jo.cuh
JatksouS store are located " acres OF
valuable meadow and pasture land. adj
= Jiniug the borough also Maple
WOOD hrm containing 800 acres. UNI
heriud with coal, thrco.iOurlhs Of . mile
from town.
For prices. conditions aud forms aru1v
to tho WIIo,-igue,
j. G. McGREW.
KinysoOd w. Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.

COMMISSIONER JOHN z. JONES ri
Res to say that he has uniformly paid
all taxes assessed against him, and
that if any of bis property has esca-
ped taxation it is simply the fault Of
the assessor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

you do not tell mo that your bus-
band BIS up and ondrcly cured bv go Slim.
pie "a medicine ae Parkor's Ginger Ton-
Ic7
"Ncs indocd, 7 do'' said Mrs BonI~
lost eighty Eve dollars iu doctor. IiIs
and prescriptions. Now my husband
focls d- well ds over.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

THE Army of West Virginia will
hold it's reunion at Parkersburg on
the l2'h, 18th and 18th OF Septem
Der. 1t is announced that excursion
rates on all railroads and steam
boats have been secured.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

SENATOR JOSEPH L. Brown OF
Georgia, who recently made a hand
some and judicious gift of $4,000 to
the State University for the educa-
ton Of poor young men, has written
an Interesting letter to an old friend
setting forth his hopes respecting
the fund. 1t is part of his plan that
the bene6ciaries shall return the
money advanced to them, when they
are able TO DO so. III one is tainted
as charity scholar" writes Senator
Brown, "he can promptly reply ;
No sir; l am borrowing tire money
to complete my education; but if
live l shall pay every dollar OF it
back again There is something
manly in this, aud l believe that
eight-tenths Of them will return the
money. l thank God that lie has
given me the means to give, to some
e4tent, TO worthy Objects; nothing
affords me more pleasure. As you
may reasonably expect, this donation
doubles the number Of applications
of every imaginable kind for assis-
lance, relief, donations, leans, etc.
OF course, cannot accommodate
many OF them, but 1 try 70 select, to
the extent Of my ability to give, the
objects which, in my opinion, are
most appropriate and feeling then
an acquitted conscience, 7 have no
hesitation about saying no where it
is proper that | should say SO"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
WEDDING INVITATIONS.
POSTERS.
lnd % ~ 9vory.Llng tetLainint
toPrintrng


iacause BE- IS beneficial 10 the scalp and
adds to personal beauty by restoring
c'l'f anc luette To gray or faded hair. Is
ular dressing
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18
JAMES SHAW ct al.

JAMES SHAW ct al.
IN EQUITY.
The object of this suit is To subject the
two tracts of land i'm the bill and pro-
ceedingS mentioned To sale, for the bav.
mcnt OF the judgment and trust liens
therein mentioned, and To set aside so
much of the Decd Of Trust @ Nccuted bv
James Shaw to Lewis Gale, trustee. on
the llth day OF September, 1876. as Sc
cures to- b. i. Shaw an alleged debt OF
iiteen hundred dollars, and Singleton
ShrocK one hundred and seventy-nve
dollars.
And it appearing that tire defen lants
Singleton Shrock, Benjamin i. Shaw
ana william >. Mountain are not resi~
dents Of this Stale, they are, therefore.
hereby required To appear here, at Rules
70 be held for said Court, on the FIRST
Monday of August next, and do what is
necessary 10 protect their interests herein.
And, on motion Of the plaintiffs. bv their
attorney, 1t is ordered that the foregoing
be pub .ished in The WEST VIRGtNrE
ARGUS weekly newspaper published
IN this county.
y cOpy-Test,
SMITH CRANE Clerk.
Juo. Barton Payne, Attorney coi Plant
ills.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-18

Tho PEOPLES LIBRARY is the
most popular, because it contains so
many original stories by American am
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