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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

Hon ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS 9
quoted By the Washington cores
pom lent Of the Atlanta Constitution
a. stating that he is 10 receip: Of 4
great many letters urging him to he
come candidate for Governor Of
Georgia, IN order to avert threatened
dIssensions 10 the Democratic PARTY
Of hat State. In reply Mr. STE
PHETs las written that public man
ought to 5e O. al times at The com
msnd Of biz people, if 81 lay iu bic
power and that with bic present
state Of health there is no impsrious
reason Why he should moi enter the
Gnbern~loriaI car v4ss, provided here
10 general wish in the party that
he should do 20. Il il known that
Governor CoLouIT, ex- Senator Cor
DON and Senator BRowH haye been
urging @r. STEPHEEs 10 accept the
Democratic nomination, and d. h4s
recently been gwen on that e1-CYn-
prsssman FELToN, the lender Of the
Independents, would be glad 20 fall
10 Ine With Mr. STEPHENS ~ the
candidate. General l. J.GAErRELL.
however, Gays be viii b. IN hide
pendent candidate for Governor.
even should Mr. STEPHENS be the
DeDoolat.c noninoe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

MIR HEEKMA ~ lie letter, pub
lished iast week, h4uIes that the dis.
trct Will baYe to pay at average Il
b cents on the hundred dollars ior
% years, aud that the total amount
tn be pad, o. principal aud interest,
will be $4,000.
In order 10 arrive at this conclu-
ion. he Is compelled 10 take two yer,
ialee positions. Ohe Is that Tor IL.
uexC % years the property Of the die
met vii. not Increase IN value. Thls
proportion needs only to be stated
10 show its own lalslty. In the last
% Years we have no do1ht the va
ne OF tee properly of the dlstr,c'
has Increased at least one half, and
IN the next % years, we'heI the
road is hunt or not, It will certainly
increase very largely.
Then again, he assumes that the
road Will not pay. Tins position
must be maintained by him, or the
who'e fabric which he sets up falls;
Tor all must see that If be admits fol,
moment that the road will rsy,
that then the subscription by t.
district wll! be cool investmei t,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

TWELVE huudret aud seventeen
passengers called from New York
Saturday on the seven steamships
which left that port TO, Europe, oe-
lug % per cent. above that of the
corresponding week Of lust year
Tbs demand ior heribs at the sew
ersl steamship Offices ~ far in excess
OF last year, extending in some
casses 0 the middle OF July.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

HE anti-Chmese bill pa .sed
the United States Senate last Friday
substantially as It came from the
House, the vote standing 80 to Is
all the negative votes coming from
the Repub lean side. The bill is
very similar to the one vetoed by the
President, except that he period OF
suspension OF Chinese i'm mi grafton is
reduced from twenty to ten years.
1t is believed the President will ap-
prove the bill.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

TWENTY Senators are ts be
chosen for the term beginning next
March. They a-e from he States of
Colorado. Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana,
Maine, Massachusetts,, Michigan
Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island, Alabama, Ar
kansas, Delaware, Georgia. Kvnrucky,
Mississippi, New Jersey, North Car.
DINA, Oregon, South Carolina, Ten
nessee, Texas, Virginia, aud West
Virginia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

purer heights %, We iuyed hua 5 q
dear friend, aad rss cannot tut take tor,s
10 ourselves'thst We, too,
Can make our lives sublime.
And, departing, leave behind na
Footprints on the sands os lime.
Footprints that perhaps smother
Sailing o'rr hfe's solemn main.
u i"'loin 9nd shipwrecked brother.
Seeing, shall take heart again"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

TIE governmental wing Of the
Republican Party, Gays the B4lti-
more american, should take notice
hat the situation in the Spring OF
1882 Is str k,ngiy similar to what II
was in the Spring OF 1874. The GRANT
Administration went along with a
headstrong policy and made A mag
nifIcent success in efecting Der
o'rttlc majority in the House oil
Representatives. The ARTHUR AID.
minis'ration Is endesvoring 10 follow
he GRANT precedent with fidelity
tuat Is as beautiful as an ideal pct
ure OF Faith from stgreoscopic Ian
tern.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05
NOTICE TO FARMERS
EvANsv1LLH WooLEV FAoroRY.

EVANSVILLE WooLRN FACTORY.
EVANSVILLE, w Va March 81.
Take notice, FARMERS and the Public,
that we have purchased and placed In our
factory new and improved machinery.
therefore, VIC arc able 20 compete With
any factory I'm the States i'm making
WOODEN gOpds. We give the
Highest M lrket Price TO, Wool,
and sell goods very low. We do manu-
featuring AZ very low rates
Farmers give ne p call.
mI8id1 J. BOWMAN & SON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

The Weston Democrat says that
the Asylum Board OF Direotors met
at the Asylum Thursday and organ
lied by the election OF Judge EDMIN
SION as President and RICHARD
HARRISON. Secretary. DR.. HULL
HENS successor has not been oppoln-
ted. There are several candidates
for the position, aud quite an ANNA
ted contest is going on.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

HE FIVE invInoiblo senators who
caused MALONE 20 much trouble ia
the Virginia Senate have been pho
to rsphed IN group Known as th.
Big Eve" Itis SAID that the de-
mand Tor the picture is-so great that
At can with difficulty be supplisd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

III is to be hoped that Uncle Same
powers OF assimilation are ia god
condition. Seventy thousand i'm
migrants were LARD ed in this cou =
Try during the month of April. IT e
task Of Transforming them into
Americans, in al that the tenn i'm
piles, is no slight one.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

GENERAL SPINNER, ex-Treasurei
OF the United States, gives he fol
lowing as the true story of how be
came to adopt bis peculiar signs
ture: at was when / was prsctis-
ing law in HeIkimer County years
ago. Judge OSBORN was my law
partner. / was scTswilug with nv
pen at my deck one dav, and wrote
my name several times in that man
M OsBoRE happened to see it.
He said' Hello, Old Flsbhooks, I'll
bet you cant DO that again. lead.
I'll bet l cam And / did.
adopted it as my signature then,
aud have written my name in tina:
way ever since"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

WE return tnsuEs to Represe' a.
tive JOHN BLAIR HoGE or copy Of
tie speech of R sentative
JOHN G. CARLISLE, OF Ken,ucky
o the Tariff aud Tax Commies
hill
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

We are indebted TO Hon. 3. L..
BUTCHER, 5 ate Superintendent of
Schools, for $ copy Of the amend
ments made to the REVISED school
law of West Virginia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

Two resolutions, practically en-
dorsihg Governor CRITTENDEN 8 ac-
tion 10 the JESSE JAMS affair, were
introduced in the lower house OF
the Missouri Legislature last Fri
dsy-one by a Democrat, the other
by a Republican. Both we're ruled
out Of order by tbe Speaker, and an
appeal from the decision Of The
chair was taken. The Democrats
voted solid-8O in oer-to sus-
tain the chair, while the Republicans
and Greenbackers-42 in number
voted against he chair.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05
Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

The undersig oil has several farms for
MT. tle also offers to sell his unim~
proved lands IN lots TO suit Purchasers
at low figures an on liberal credit.
deVti WIN. @. BROwH
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

For Hrst class Stationery, such as letter
note, aad till heads statements, envelopes.
cards &c, Se.. GHs ARGUS office 10 head
uaTteTs.
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR
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Beng the only real expose Of the vile
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Full and authoutic parti3u 81 the
HORRIBLE BUTCHERY )f men, wo
men and children az The Mountain Mead~
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- 2j
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

BARBOUR and Taylor Counties
have guaranteed the funds necessary
to bni'd and equip the Grafton and
Greenbrier Railroad as far as Phil.
ippi. The Philippi papers are Job -
lantsOver the prOsp, ct Of soon getting
out of the brush. Barbour voted
$4,000, and new backs it up with
private subscription OF $4,000
more.
That is the kind Of movement
that results in railroad.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05


HE Richmond and Danville Rail-
road and all its connections, in or.
der to create a boom for the eelebra-
ton OF be MeckIenburg Declaration
Of Independence at Charlotte, NC,
May 20, have announced that the
railroad fare will be only one and
one half cents per mile, OF three cents
per mile for coming and going. ho-
ceptauces oil Invitations from militsry
and FIRE companies are coming in rap.
idly, AID the indications are that
Charlotts's hospitality will be thor
oughiy tested during celebration
week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05

WE have been favored with the
advance proof Of the Journal Of thi.
week. irom which we take the iol-
loving eetimates of the cost OF run
nng the proposed Narrow Gauge
Railroad, as wed as It's estimai ed
esrnings "a"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-05
RippIes.

IAN rs ay read before the Klugwood
Library and Library Association by Mrf.
Kate B Payne, March 9Th, 1882
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For Younp Ladies-Countrv.

OF IOuLp 1IdNlCS-NOuuIAY
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES' Pott5town, rmrty.secohd Annual session
opensSeDt -, 1854 on P1iliepha All telung r. r. 40
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HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' larry
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opens september j Miss VI. ". MEICALt, PrntpaL
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
vi school Tor Young Ladies, TarryOwE on tho Hudson
Will reopen september 20
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES' experienced teachers numbers limited.
Address Mrs. l.. +. ANRES,
NpvXl 'Oun
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thIOn PER OUARTER nor YOTNG MEN
For Young Ladies-CitY.

MISS GRINNELL, 80 East 55th-st., will re-
vi her English, French and German Boarding and
Day School Young Ladies' and Children oct 2 COhsg
Elective courses Of study superior facilities for Art
anu Music 'cJatto rptr1 hrltt To- OO(s nIiefgarten
1.s WEST 3STH-SI.-Miss AIabclla ketch-
classes Young ladies' and children, with Ger
nAn Kinder alta Nheh.
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Real Gstale iOanie6.

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Ncw publications.
4 UNIQUE AND VALUABLE
ART BOOK!

From foundation by omnlus B 1873 10 tho destc
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It Of Ivy by George Baker. a. NJ Illustrated with l6D
engravings from antique statnay and historical
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Lays Of Ancient Rome" dustrate IN their Appropriate
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The eaily history Of Rome is FAR poetical than any
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OF TuIla simulated madness OF Brutus the yr,pgs ~
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For Both Sexes-City.

4 DVERTISLA.Ni ron III NEW
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MISS ). ID. DOREMUS VIII reopen hen
w DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES aud CHlL
nj AZ Il 81. OCfOheT B.
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.EW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON. n.
Established 1854.
C,Nar4ufepdpnf-J DIIN II HAYS NJ. ~.

RlOPENS SEPT. (. 1882 49,,
Boarding School of the highest grade whose threao
end ana crupulously followed is to mould at an carry age
The intellect Of youth By the Will ny 0benehcf anu
the feelings by rgf0n mover separating these three great
requisites INSTRUCTION. discipline. rc sion Whe ht'hG ir
every profession .
Situated Washington Heights. about milos up tho
Hudson sixth Avenue Elevated Road to
155hs Carriages always in waiting, or by Timely mott
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beautiful and healthy pl ceOn cminence com
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French. German aud Spanish spoken
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Art Schonls-CitY.

MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
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COLOR PAINTING. STILL LIFE. FLOWERS and Ian
sCAPIt, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATIONS.
STUDIO, No 10 MADISON AVENUE.
References.
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NJ. HART Mr.. A. +. BELLOWS.
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MISS VI. 4. CLARK'S
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MISS WARREN, NO. 10 WEST 45rH-ST.,
vi reopens her school for Young gentlemen sept IL
Young Ladies' Department, sept 70.
MISS j. F. WREAKS, 81 East 77th-st.,
wi French and English Boarding and Day School, for
Young Ladies aud Children, will commence sept n Care
training thorough instruction in every depal mont
Kinder garten Class commences Oct H.
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and 40 decr in re,ery that when her father came ID
and stood opposite to her she did not see him tii
he smoke to her, when she started. and burst INTO
tears. she was grieved by his look OF tender
anxiety and she afterward exerted herself 10 JOIN
in society, and to take advantage OF all that was
agreeable during our stay in France. ana Oh our
tourney home; but it was often most paihiui
effort TO h.,. And even after her return TO Edgo-
worthstown, it was long before she recovered thc
elasticity of her mind"
Mara's life thereafter knew no romance pu' IL
" as filled to tie end with the affection Oh all VINO
surrounded her. and with admirable work Doth III
literature and in practical affairs She was a de-
liehtful old lady, her rich intellect, her warm
heart and unceasing sympathy giving happiness 10
all who approached her. Her nature remained
sound and sweet throughout her long life. het
generous appreciation OF the work of others was rs
remarkable as ner own total lack of vanity ohe
took a keen pleasure in her work for the wors
sake but egotisn was foreign to her Character
With Judgment and ability that were masculine
she was the most womanly Of women, being hoDiy
planned and
not too bright and good
For human natures daily food
Mrs. divers work has been executed WIN eA-
cellent discretion 1t has little charm OF stye' ou'
her book for all that is interesting and Valuable
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DrOoilpn i)sopsrtp for Sale ana a. -

EOR SALE on very easy terms, four.st.~1
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midway between Fulton aud Wall Street Perriss al Ggt
the bay anl running through to Far Danst via oot
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Of cash required Address r. LESTER, Tribune c,Hcs oay
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Jnstrncttoit.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

A GOOD TIME TO ENTER PACKARD'S
~ BUSINESS COLLEGE In now, az the limit ~ nearly
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ing mean or cheap abOutit s. PACKARD $40 Bfoadnay
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Prvate tuition,
~ afternoon, Thomas Reeves Ash. l4O w. 40th.st
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, PENMAN-
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CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL,, English and
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Torongh preparation college or business For circulars
&c address Rev. h. I. BURNETT, principal.
II. MORSE'S CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
y. SCHOOL No. liz West 3sthst --
Nj w. LYONS ,..,.,,,.r,,rr.
30 4 EAS ST Twenty -SECONDSI corner or Broadwsy'
Nv ~ Twenty seventh year
ocofyes All ages and prepares college business
The only down.tOwn BOYS school centrally located Rooms
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For Boys and Young Men-Country

For Boys ana Dung Nlen-COunCfV.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
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healthy Am year BEGAN September L. Prepares boys for
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ply to oIsoS MiErcALF a. eau Sapc R t0
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4 circulars address col CT WRIGHT. a. NJ. Principal
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Danclnl Academies.

4 LIEN DODWORTHS
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING, NO. GSl shave
Glasses for children will commence October H.
Glasses for gentlemen will commence October 10.
Private lessOns--See circular for terms, sc
AT STANDARD HALL, LAG Broadway
~ The fin ut dancing room IN New-Y 0Tk.-MR. DE GAR
classes daily, aud Monday and Thursday EVEN
ing5
A LEN. MACGREGOR'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING liz shave.
Private and class lessons every day. see crcular@
At MR.. TRENORS Broadway and 32d-st.,
~ adults rapidly taught the waltzes children he
gI1ces tho dance waking &c. lessons every dav ana
evening. send for circular
CARL MARWIG'S School for Dancing, 81
~ MadisonaIe send for circulars
MIR. MANUEL'S Glasses for Dancing, 80
WI West 33i. at, between Broadway and 5thdye, com
mence November II. Circulars on application.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master Of Dancing,
No 57S 5thaye. cor 47th.st opposite windsor Hotel
Glasses will IecOmmence Monday October IL, 1857 In
gagemeDt al Newport X. L.. closes october l.
r. s. send postage stamp for circular
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Orean Steamers.

4 MERlCANS gong abroad and desiring
IN precious stones choice ewery bronze- the lated
novelties invited 10 visit our Paris store No 81 Ayeuus
dePOpera. adjoining Hotel Bellevue
HOWARD & COMPANY
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A NCIIOR LINE. is. Mail Steamers,
IA NETWORK and GLASGOW, via DERRY
from Pier 20 North River, New YORK
BOL1VIA..--Nov. 90 a. m. ETHIOPIA. Dec. 8 On m.
DENONIA-. Dec. 2, IL a. III. lCIkCASSIA Dee lG loan
Rates OF passage
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, BELEAsTor LON DOyDERRY
CABINS. 400 10 $50 Excursion tickets reduced
Second Cabin $40 Steerage-Outward, .Zs Prepaid SEQ
For book OF Tours IN scotland" plans &C. apply !,
HENDERSON, BKOfHEK., Bowling Green.
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Choice Offices secured by early application to the
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