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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05
Capital Taste.

&Then you are thinking Of building resi-
dence next season." suggested Flub to one
of our heavy pockets.
Eyes. thought should getup something in
that line"
%What style of architecture? Gothic, or
DOric or CorinthiaIa, orr"
ooh, little of every thing. Ny wife in
clines to the Mary Ann style; but guess I'll
put up a genuine Betsy Jane cottage, with a
pizaro all round it ThaFn suit me well
enough"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05
VOLUME XIII.
Mrs. Tabor nivnreaa

DENVER, Jan. BIN the county court by
agreement between the attorneys Mrs. Tabor
was given divorce from the lieutenant
governor, on the ground of desertion with
$3.50, 900 aim ony.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05
Indian Maranders.

DENVER, Dec 30-A band of Indians re-
Gently surprised q surveying camp on the
Eureka and Colorado River railroad and car
ried of 5000 in currency. g
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05

A little girl in London Sunday school, be-
ing asked why God made the flowers of the
field, replied, 'Please, ma'am, I suppose for
patterns for artificial howers."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05
Won't Accent anv Favors.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 3.-Simeon H. West a
Democratic member of the Illinois legislature
from Mclean county, prints letter defining
to accept an annual pass from the Alton road
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05

WASHINGTON, Dec. S0.-President Arthur
viii to-dsy reoccupy the white house, and is to
receive New Year calls
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05
Reecher KNOW EEuman Nature

eff man told me 1 could not play cards in
my own house on Sunday, said Mr. Beecher,
emphaticaIly, 4 would do it to show my lib
erty, though" he added, circumspectly, Il
should have to learn how"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05
Have They DESIGNS on the Island ,
The President.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31-W Fl. Vanderbilt, D.
%. Mills, and other congenial spirits viii nexl
week sail for Cuba.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05
Bad or Badly

Harpers Bazaar: @Ha! hal" said Mrs. Par
tington, cit takes all sort Of folks to make
world. and I'm glad I'm not one of EN-"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05
New York Sun.

New York Sun.
To decide wager, win you kindly inform
me which expression is correct in referring
to an article Of apparel, for instance, at does
not look bad, /" or %lt does not look badly?"
L B.
Bad or badly here does not describe any
action of the thing in question, but describes
its appearance. That is, bad or badly really
qualities noun, and not verb, and eOnse-
quently the adjective bad is correct, and the
adverb badly is incorrect You could not say
a thing looks badly any more properly than
you can say thing looks biusly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-23
THE CISHIER AHE1D.

a new bank which had been estaE-
lished in a town in Indiana had ep-
gagged the services Of watcbman
who came well recommended, but
who did not seem over experienced.
The President therefore sent for him
TO post him up a bit,and began:
James,lhia is your first job Of Il is
kind, isn't it P
Yes sir.
You first duty must be 10 ezer-
oise vigilance
Yes sir.
BE careful how strangers approach
you.
will sir.
No stranger must be permitted
to enter The bank at night under any
prtezt whatever.
no Sir.
And our caehier-he is good
man, honest, reliable aod thorough
" trustworthy but 10 will be yorr
duty TO keep an eye on him
But it will be hard 10 watch two
men and tho bank at the came time
Two men how p
Why, sir, it was only yesterday
that the cashier called me in for Z
talk and he said you were the squar.
est man in Indiana, but that i,
would be just 80 well to keep boti
eyes on you, and let the directorl
know il you hung around after
hOurs.
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WEST TVIN4NIA A,sArURDAY Y.rNEo3 3sa

called The % Woman Moor sang
ms own sougs so well that both the
auditors aud himself were often
moved to tears. Once when he was
s'ng'ng this song lady who heard
h'm lmplored hm to stop. For
heavens sake stay this is not good
Tor my soul 'Auld Robin GRAY
was he work OF Lady Anne Lindsay.
who tells curious story OF the cir
cumstances of it's compoailion. I
called to my little sister, the only
person near, aud said: I havc been
writing ballad, my deal. am on
pressing my heroine with many mis-.
fortunes | have already sent her
jamie TO the ssa, and broken her
lalhet's arm, and made her mother
lall sick, aud given her Auld Robin
Gray Tor q lover, but | wish to load
her with fifth sorrow within the
ionr lines. poor thing. Help me to
one Steal the cow said tho little
Elizabeth. The COW was immed-
lately lifted by me. and the song
completed Kathleen Mavourneen'
wes sold by Crouch, tho author, for
twenty five dollars and brought the
pubIlshers as many thousands. Bon.
ME D,on' was the only Ecglish sonx
that the Emperor Napoleon liked.
IN Hang my Htrp on a Willow
Tree is said to have been written
by young English nobleman in love
with the Princess (now Qleou) Vic
toria. Anme Laurie is two hun
dred years old, and was tue produo-
ton OF man named Douglass. 10
celebrate the praise Of a girl named
Laurie The lady afterwards de-
serted tho man who made her famous
and married man named Ferguson.
Sally in Our Alley wac written by
Carry, the dramateI.
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GENERAL NEWS.
MURDER II VlIONIOWN.
DUKES SHOT BY YOUNG MUTT.

PIrTsBURG, PENN, 5une ia
dispatch 10 the Post from Uu;ontowr,
Penr., says:
James Mutt, son OF Captain A. c.
Mutt, deceased who was cashier OF
the Sta'e Treasury, shot aud killed
n. l.. Dukes, his fathers murderer.
this evening at haif-past 7 o'clock.
lie shot tour times, all the balls talk.
ing effect. Dukes died instantly.
DUkes had been frequently warned
OF hls danger in remaining in Uuion.
town and he lately sand that be would
either stay there or IN the cemetery.
It is said that he expressed fear OF
the son Of Captain Matt,
After NiRhlhll to- day James Mutt
was seen practioing with revolver
at his home, aud this evening at
about 7.3O o'clock he was standing
near the post Office when Dukes came
along. AS Dukes was RAISING he
turned hs head and noticed vonno
Mutt just as he stepped from the
doorway and fled shot which took
effect in Dukes side. Eu.es started
to iun, when Mutt followed ard sbo,
again. BY this time Dukcs was on
the Post Office steps. when he 70
ceived another shot and fell inside
the door. Mutt followed and Gro3
Two more shots into his rrostrate
body, one taxing effect in b,s neck
Dukes was dead before apy one cop}a
get o him. The revolver with which
the shooting was done is tie same
tnat Captain Mutt carried ON ,ba
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-23

Considerable alarm is ielt by the
farmers throughout northern Ohio by
The appearance Of myIiads o! !ocusts.
They are unusually large and each
bears on its wings ibe letter w,
which the timid translate TO mean
gar. II is supposed that they are
The scouts Of the regular seventeen
year locusis sent ahead On a fora.
gng expedition.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-23

The Rothschilds own f4O000.OO0
United States bonda or nearly one
quarter Of all the bonds that are out
They are said to have invested thus
heavily tor the reason that the po-
lt'cal and social systemp OF Europe
are in an uncertain condition. Van
!erbiIt is stilI the largest American
holder OF u. S. Bonds, though the
amount in bis name has decreased
IuriUg the last year from $50 0OO,-
600 to $37 100000. Mrs. A. T.,
Stewart has $3O,OOO.COO end Mr.
Flood, Of California, $l5.O0OOO0.
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Order OF Publication
MarIon MnchIne wnrks.

Marion Machine Works,
vs..
Charles G. Craig, w. II. Loar. Mpry IEl-
len MOreiand. VIM. P Totten, Jno. a .
Ollie, George w. Brown. Thomas II.
X, Brown, John Hove Brown. Robert
NJ. g. Brown. Chnries T.. Brown, Jas.
\ Brown, trustee. Charles NJ. Bishop.
Sh.th Crane trustee, L. R.Smith. VIM.
j. Stone } Ami Martin, Johu G. Plum,
david Graham, Neil j. FOr'uey, truS-
tee, John d. Rigg, and James w.
Parks and Elisha Is. stone, composing
the firm of Parks & Stone.
IN EQUITY.
This cause, by decree of the Circui,
Court Of Preston county. rendered on
the l2lh day of April, 1888 being referred
TO the Undersigned com missioner, with
instructions 10 ascertain and report the
lands owned by the defendant, Charles
&. Craig, tie title thereto. and tho annu-
al rental value thereto the liens thereon.
their amounts and priOritios. .anO tO whom
owing, together with any other pertinent
matter required 5y the parties or any Of
them
The parties to the same will take no.
tice thItin pursuance of said order of
reference, | VIII, ON ihe Gte day Of June.
1873, at my onice in kingwOOd. proceed
to execute the said order OF reference, al
which plnce and time the above named
parties are required TO be present.
Givcn under my hand this 9Th doy Of
May, 1855,
p. J. CROGAN,
lZ'lt. Commissioner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-23

The board Of visitors appointed o
attend the snu-ai examination Of the
Military academy AT West Point have
reported to Secretary Lincoln the
result cf their Investigations. All
toe members were present but
Senator Cameron, oil Wisconsin. Rear
Admiral @ u =. Rodgers was cbos-
en- President Of the board and Col
cnsl L. N. Dayton secretary, The
board commends the excel ence Of
West Point discipline. The system
is chsra3teriz ID as vice and not uu-
necessarily stvere.
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Oae Of the most favored paseen-
gers OH board the steamship Berma-
nia,' which left New York port
las, week, wac one said to be worth
$4,000, and 10 whose cafe arrival
HUMBOLDT, King Of Italy, is espe-
cially Interested, This distinguished
passenger io known as 'Damascus
the most perfect horse in existence,
and is The gift Of President Garrett,
Of the Baltimore g Ohio railroad, 10
King Humboldtin acknowledgement.
it 10 said Of courtesies received from
that potenlste.
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The American Farmer
AND
THE WEST V.H. HRGUS
FOR
81 70 PER ANNUM.

We have perfected srranoeroents
wi'h 'hs ruUususrs Of the American
Farmer, Fort Wayne, Id, That ena.
bic us to offer our cubecribers first
clsss agricultural maqezns attbt
bare cost of The white paper on which
it is printed. The American Far.
mel ls q l6-page monthly mae4z.oe
which ~ rapidly taking rank ~ one
Of the leading ~gr cultural magazine
Of The country Each number wiD
contain uselul Information Tor The
farmer, his wife, bis sous, and bis
daughters. AZ II costs you slmoa,
nothing, suppose you try It one year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-23
n QUESTION on GR.IlIMIR SET
TLED.

a few days ago a fl ,sh young man
from an Eeastern college arrived at
Tombstone, Arizona, and registered
bis name at the principal hotel. a
socially inclined person in a blue
shirt and wide-rmed hat, who
chancsd to be in the Office, good ma
turedly answered every question
and volunteered vast amount Of
interesting information about Arizo-
ma in general and Tombstone in par
| tIcular.
"Dou you see them hills ?" asked
the Tomstoner, pointing through one
OF the Office windows. "Well them
is chuck full of pay dirt"
The young man from the East
looked shocked.
MY dear sir he said, proudly,
but kindly, you should say those
hills are-nct them is
The Tombttpner was sile Mt for a
moment. He looked the young
man from the E4st critically over az
1t ne was estimating the size of cot
fin he would wear. Then drawing
out an ivory stocked seven shooter
OF elaborate style and finish, he said
IN a soft. mild, musical tone OF voice
that sounded like a wild brook cours-
ing DER it's pebble bed "My GEN
tie, ineulied tender foot from the
land Of the rising sun, this here's
pint that you and me disagrees on.
and we might "a well have il settled
right now. haven't looked in a
grammar lately, but l say them
aiIIe is correct, and I'm going to
sand by that opinion while I've
got a shot left. III give you three
minutes just to think calmly over
the subject, for you probably spoke
IN haste the fret time, and thon I'll
hear your decision.
The young man from the East
looked down the delicately- chased
barrel Of the rgolver into the pIac
ia depths Of the eye Of the Tomb
stouer and beganto thiukmany points
IN grammar arc uncertain and liable
TO grow more 90, Then be thought
Of the c0roner's inquest and the YER
dict, "came TO his death by stand,no
ia front Of Colorado Toms seven
shooter land Of the long pine box
going East by express With 500 char
gee on it, and before balf the three
minutes was up be was really TO
acknowledge bis error. "5ince he
bad thought it over calmly, he said
che believed thatthem hillsIs right.
lie had spoken on the spur Of the
moment be added, "anI begged a
thousand pardons for bis presumpt
uous effort to substitute bad gram
mar for good.
The Tombstoner forgave him
freely, ind grasping bis hand, said !;
III know'd you'd cay you was
wrong aztec you thought moment
/ admire a man who gives right in
without argument when be knows
he's wrong Come along and mi
gate Aud they irrigated MD
dtescJ Ifansc VT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-23

The exerciges Of the one hun
drcdth annual commencement Of
Dickinson college, Carlisle, Pa, will!
begin Suhday, June "a, with a SER
mon before the 9ociety of Religious
Inquiry by Bishop Bowman. and the
baccalaureate sermon by the prosi-
dent.
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NOTICE.
J. III. Gales admir-
NS Eu
j NJ Shaw & Bro,etal.

J. III. Gales admir-
vs. Euui
j NJ Shaw & BrO,etal
To JOS NJ Shaw,S BENJAMIN Shaw. .indi~
Vidualy aud as late partners doing
business under the name and stYlo of
j NJ Shaw II Bro, Mary Shaw, j Ami
Martin, Joseph Jackson ana John Il
jones, late p,rtneIs doing business as
JOS jackson Co. Elisha Thomas, i'm
lis own right and Hs administrator Ct
Edward JCSsop, deceased, Jonathan
JesSop, Henry kautelt, John w Sha~
han. David B Simpson, En r Nine
BarucSville Manufacturing Co, Elias
beth + Huffman. VIM McGiuuis. Moore
Mcneil, Felix Elliott. Israel Schaetier,
Chas Craig, Joseph Il Everlv, Caleb
BoggeSS, Cyrus Webb. Asnbel Fair>
child. Ashbel Lawhead and Dan'l EOr-
dNcc. partners. trading as Fairchild,
lawhcad 3 Co, VIM III Hove, Elijah
Hoyc. Benz l. HOVE, Sam'l G. Hove.
Mary r Hove, his wife, JAS b Cassiday
and sarah & CaSSid0v. his wife. John
Friend and Elisabeth Friend his wife
late widow ot David IIoye, deceased.
and heirs Of David IIoya, deceased, Pcs
ter Wolf aud Col John y T. Martin. .ad.
ministrator of Joshua III Gale, decCas~
ed
Take notice. tina, we shall on tho 18th
day OF June 1888, al tho ONCE of Mark
MolIol, feq., EilicON CITY, Maryland,
proceed 20 take the deposition OF VIM L
McCduley aud others, uud on the 10Th OF
June, 1883, at the Office OF John Il Mad
doN, in the city OF Baltimore. Md, the
deposition of + T. Marine and others and
at W Transport. Pa on tho 22nd dav of
June, lSS3, at rhe office of 9 Hiu, No.
tarV Public, we will proceed To take the
deposition OF J \ Beeber aud others. All
tho foregoing depOsitious To be read as
evidence on our behalf in certain suit
TN equity, NOW pending in the Circuit
Court Of Preston County, w Va, where
IN Sud John A L Martin is pIaintin. and
the others aboYo named, and oursolvo,
are defendants
And IL from any cause the taking ufthe
said dCposiuous 5e not commenced on
the day fixed, or If commenced and not
concluded on that day. the taking Of the
same Will be continued from day To darv
or from timO to time. at the same plac y
respectively, and between tho san. O
hours, untIi tho ,amo shall bo comp,o.
tod
Respectfully Yours,
ADAIR,v NICKERY.
Rv tEeii Counsel.
X w MoNRoE.
MAY 20, lss3, 2.4t
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The Next Session Begins September
ON, lSS2. Ten Separate schools. mcIud-
lng school Of History and school OF En-,
gllsh. Full courses in Law and Medi,
rine cNten"ing throughout the session
Enlarged facilities for study Of Physical
sciences and Scientific Agriculture
completely equipped chemical Iabratory
Thorough courses in Ancient and Mod
eru languages Fud literature. Text
books 81 cost. Necessary expenses not
over $40. For catalogues aud other
niOru'ajiOu address
w. l.. NlLSON, President,
Morgautuwu. w. Va.
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The Marquis Tseng has assured
NJ. M. Giers and Wadding that any
serious rupture between China aDd
France ie improbable, unless France
rejects the Chinese proposals. for
c1nei.iation.
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THE TRIAL ENDED.
THE STAR ROUTE THIEVES
GO FREE.

Washington June l4.-Ths Jury
IN The Star Route CAGE this morning
brought in verdict of hot guilty
You can ask the jury whether they
have any communication TO make to
the Court, eoid Judge Wy,ie to the
crier when the Criminal Court hear
ing the Star Route case rea, eembled
this morning. Crier Donaldson soon
returned with the message that the
jury desired TO communicate with
the Court, They filed INTO the court
room apparently no worse for their
long cenGnewent. When they were
seated, Juice Wylie saws: Gentle
men Of the Jury; The Court has cent
for you for the purpose OF iuquirlng
whether you have any communica-
tion to make. The foreman in reply
said that they had agreed upon a
verdict, and
PAINFUL SILENCE FELL UPON THE
COURT ROOM
ouly to be broken by wild shouts Of
applause when in clear tone CT voice
the foreman stated the verdict was
not guilty Immediately the de-
corum OF court justice was forgotten
and cheere rosonnded from all quar-.
ters Of the crowded room, while Mrs.
5. w. Dorsey, sprinGing to her feet
clappel her hands while tears
streamed down her cheeks, and
there was many ladies in court who
were silenGy weeping Davidge
quietly asked to have the the verdict
recorded, which was done while
deputy marshals were eudeavorug
to quell the tumult. S. W. DoIsoy
and Brady were the recipients Of
many warm congratulations, and "a
they let the court room were greet
ed with renewed cheers by the
crowd in front Of City Hall.
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Last Friday at Shieverort, Ala.
while james Dorton and his son Ran
doiph. lad Of Is, we're boring a
well " tn large auger, tie blades
Of the suger tecame deanged and
rhe boy was sent down to remove the
obstruction. The well was 81 feet
wide aud nearly GO feet deer, the
boy had descended about 80 leet
when be encountered foul air and
felt TO the bottom. Mr.. Dorton
noticing The fall Of his con attempted
to rescue him, but he too was over
come by the foul air and fell into
Tie water below. The bodies have
been recovered By means Of grab
hooks.
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore * Ohio Railroad,
for the stations named below, which took
effect May -. 1885;
EASTWARD ROUND.
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P i r E N 7 S

Obtained, and all other business in the u
; Patent Office attended TO for MODE
RAIE FEES.
Our Office is opposite the l.. 5. Patent
Gihce, and We can obtain Patents IN Il ss
TIME than those remote from Washington.
send Model or Drawing. We advise as
10 pNentabiliiy free n charge; aud we
m ke no charge unless We obtain Patent
We refer here, TO the POsim stcr, The
Supt. Of Money Order Div. aud 20 ON
cl Is # the U. 3. Patent Orige For CIR
cular, advice, terms, and reference TO lct
ual clients in your own State or county,
address
c. a. SNOW 81 CO..
Opp Patent Ofticp, W,Shing:un. ID c
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SMITH CRANE.
Clerk.
NOTICE To LIEN HOLDERS
. 19t.

10 All persons holding liens by judg-
ment or oihol wise on the real estate on
amy part thereof OF Charles G. Craig:
Ia pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit
Court Vf Preston county made In a caus,
therein pending, To- subject the real az
tate oi the said Charles <. Craig to the
satisfaction of the liens thereon, YOU aie
hereby required To present ali claims
heId 10y You and each OF YOU against the
Sald charles {. Craig, which arc lions un
his real estate or any part OF n for adm
cation To me- at my Office in <ingwo0d
ON or before the 9th day of June. 1883.
Given under my hand this 7th dav oI
May. 1883.
L. J CROGAN,
s 4
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T osT RECORD NOTICE.

State OF West Virginia, ss.:
Al Circuit Court held in nd for the
County ot Preston, ON the 10Th day OF
April. 1888,
George VI Mouser,
VS..
Job MCGIlrs heirs.
On petiiion under chapter I75 of the
Acts OF 1871, William G. Worley. ESQ
a Commissioners appointed under said act
This day made his final report herein
whereupon on motion Il the petition, r
by his counsel, II is ordered that said re
port be flied and that notice be pub
ilshed ~ each newspaper printed in this
C'untY, once week for twelve successive
Wee k~' OF the filing OF said report, and re-
curing all persons interested therein. TO
appear before this court ON the 9th day
OF the next term, end 90 what is necessary
10 protect their Interests.
Provided that such notice may consist
OF a copy of this order published as sfore
said.
Il copy from the record.
Iest:-
SMITH CRANE,
D I@t' Clerk.
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'Daily except SUNDAY. tDaily. tDou't
stop here, Besides the abOve>named
trains there is Way Train with a pass
and west daily, except sunday.
THIS PAPER PP'Py l,5 Nc fqgna u S on Gle at Goo.
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