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THE SUN.
NEW york, 1888.

horepeople have rod The Sun during
the yesr jusJ nov psssiug tban ever before
since II was fi.st printed. No utternews-
papeL published on this side of the earth
b IS b, on bought and read 10 any yyar by
50 many men and women
We aro c.ediOly informed that neonle
buy. read and like TIE Sun for Ia. fol.
lO wing r. aecns, aiiIuug others:
Bcsusc iis news columns prt sent in A.
lrncuys form aud with the greatest Dossi-
Ol" accuracy whatever has iuterest for hu
mankind; the events, the d. eds aud mis-
deeds, The wisdTn, the DhilusoDby. The
notable folly, the solid sense, the impr y
ing nunsense--all the news OF the bu.i,gi
world at present revolving In space.
Because people nave leaued that In iis
ren"fks cpIce' ming y rsOns aud sff4 airs
HE Sue ikrs prHct'cs OF telling them
The oXaci truth % the best of ITS ability
t"ree hundred aud six ty-hye DAYS In m,
year, before the election as well gs ntter.
about The whales as well AS about the
small fish In the faOo Of dissent as plsinl,
and ieAilessly as wheU Supported by yen.
eral approval The Sun has absolutely ne
purpose % s"rve, We The information =
iis Readers and The fur,herance Of The com.
mon good
Because IL is Yerybldy's newspaper
q INHERENT 60 biz welfare and ms rights no
man Is So rich that II can allow inius ice,
'I b done him No man, no assOcmii,u
81 men, is powerful enough "a be exenp,
ir IN the strict application Of ils princl-
pies of rigrt aud wrpug
Braouse Ia politics IL has fought for "A
q Zen years, without iuiermissiou and
S'heuhes almost alone among nrw-p4-
per-, the fight ihat has re- ultpd In the re-
cen overwhelming popular verdict against
hpbcs"nlsm snd tor honest government.
N matter what party is in bower. The
sun stands ana Wi CO, uuuc 10 stand like
% rock for the inteusis Of IN, propl.
against the ambition pf bosses, the en-
cr'acnments mouoruljsls. and The dis.
honest sch, mes of public robbers.
All this is y ha' we ARE told almost daily
oy our friends. One man holds that tn.
sun ls the beat religious newspaper ever
published, because J. Chri-tianity is un
diluted with cant. AUpthcr holds that l.
Is The best Republican newspaper printed
because It has already whipped half Il the
fascals out OF that rtY, aud is proceed
ing against the Niber half with undimin.
lshed vignr. a third believes II the bes,
mag Zine OF general literature la existence.
because its readers miss nothing worthy
OF notice that L. current i'm the world OF
'hought. So every ricnd OF The sun dis
covers one of its N ly siies thar appeals
with particular force TO his individual liz.
ing.
1t you already know The Sun, you will
Observe tn',t IN 1858 II IS "A ltlle better than
ey'r neiore. II ybu DO not already kuoa
Inc Sun, you sill. fnd Il 10 be a mirror of
AL human acuvty, q storrhousa OF the
choicest products # common sense and
imagination, n munstay for the causr Of
honest government, sentinel for genuine
J' II 'rsnniau Dem crscy, a scourge tor
VIC "eun, - ot every sD' cies, aad az uu-
commonly good iuv simeut Tor The cou,ID,
year.
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7 osT RECORD NOTICE.

state Of West Virginia, SIS;
AT Circuit Court held ia aud far the
County of Preston, on the ilth day of
December. 1882. John II. Peerce
Va.
Philip Fletcher, Joseph V, Williams, Isaac
Pars.ns, Edward n. Mcdonald, aud The
Sheriff ( Mineral County.
On petition under chapter 10 If the
Acts Ut 1871, entitled AN Act 10 supply
the lost recOr1s Oi Prestou Cuuuiy.
George III, McGrew,a Commissioner sp-
pointed under said Act, having heretofore
made lis tlual report herein, on motion of
the petitioner, by his counsel, II il order
"a that said report be filed az of this day,
and that notice b. published In each
"ewspaper printed in this county, once n
week tor twelve successive weeks, OF The
fling Of said report, and requiring al per
SONS interested therein, 20 appear before
this court gu the On day of The II, II term
aud d. what is necessary 90 protect their
iniCtests.
Provided that such notice may CONSIST
If copy IF his order published az afeie-
ia
A copy from the record.
T,st:- SMITH CRANE,
(t.Fk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-06

DURING the Iast year, save The
New York Evening telegram. crime
has held high carnival in the Unitsd
States. On an average there have
been each day two murders and one
suicide. On the other hand OF
eoutions have averaged only two in
a week hnd lynchings one. Since
January 1872, 100 persons have met
their deaths at the hands of their
iellowmeD. One hundred and TWEEN.
ty-fVe were mysterious murders
There were 80 wife murders. 5 nnr.
ders OF husbands, g PARTICLES ,4mattri.
cides,5 frstricidss and 2 sororlcides
Forty children were killed oy their
parents. In twenty-three OF the
crimes there wero two assassins in
three instances there were three Of
them. Twenty -four Of the murder
erS committed suicide aud one died
ia Jail.
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OUR Joculsr reference 10 the dis
eomhture Of the cantsnkeroua editor
OF the Piedmont Dispatch by he fair
neighbor, the editrsss Of the Keyssr
Echo, seems TO have given great nm.
bragg to that journalistic I-hmaeIite
ana Grew upon us . most savage a.
tack. But, while intending to do
us mischief, bis shots ali asw q, vide
Of the mark, that we sre led 10 con
ciude that the young man wss either
IN raving state Of intoxicst,on or
has been dreaming again. At all
events, We must decline euzaging 90
a personal brswl with the termsg.pt
editor Of The Dispateh He can
therefore indulge Die scurriIe nature
in abusing ne, TO bis hsarvs copd-,t
Hitn The absolute assurance that II
vii not disturb W in the least
We are neither 90 sensitive 10 attach
nor blind to the ridiculous AZ Tor =
moment 10 seriously think OF m
terposIug a defence TO the absurd Do
sinuations OF our spleneuc friend Of
The D'sPateh. a reputation vu.Det-
able 70 such attacks and from sucb
source, would hardly be worth de-
lending
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IT is demonstrated by by cold
hard tacts,given in the ceusus tables
that there has been a decline ofnine
per cent. in the wages of abor dur
ing a decade of extrsvagant prot ec-
tion. Protection, in other words.
protects the mill owner, the manu-
iscturer and the capitalist, but avails
The laoorer absolutely less than moth.
ing.
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J. PROCTOR KNOTT, of Kentucky
an @pu6I'ehed letter, says' Z know
nothing Of the arts OF political lug
glery, and would not resort to them
If 1 did. / seek the domination for
governor solely upon my own hum
bic merits, not as reward tor any
thing l may have done, but hoping
that twelve years OF sborious, and. I
trust acceptable, public service may
furnish some assurance to the people
OF my native state that would die
charge the duties of that exalted
position faithfully to the best OF nv
ability!
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HE Baltimore american SAYS that
rumors come from Washington that
the President has issued declaration
OF Independence against MALONE.
The immediate provocation is that
MALONE wants MosBY's scalp, and
ARTHUR declines 20 take 1t for him.
1t would be bright day for the Pres
ldent when he should at ouce and
forever tarn down the Virginia repu-
distor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-06

HE Importance Of the present
year in Ohio politics is fully recog-
nized By both parties. A Governor.
and a new Legislature that will
choose United States Senator, are
to be elected, and the result Of the
canvass will be looked to as ore Of
the pointers in the Presidential cam.
paign Of next year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-06

THE fact that General GRANT il
IN Washington while the FITz JOHN
PoRToR bill is under consideration.
and that the bill to retire General
GRANT Ia on the Speakers table, has
led to the suggestion, first, that
GRANT fsvors Porter ia order to
hasten the passage of the bill in
which ne is himself interested. and
secondly, that his visit TO the Capt.
tai is to lobby for the passage Of Doth
bills.
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Vick's Floral Guide

FfnT 1889 Nd Eli gan, Book of $50 pages
C"lorrd Plates u F,o,t1s and V.pt.rn-
ors, a"d more than 1000 ilin-trltinn. of
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ana Directions Tor g,Owing. l. is hand
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GOVERNOR JACKSON has appoint ell
Hon. SAMUEL WOODS, of Polhop,.
Barbour county, to the vacancy on
the Supreme Bench Of the State oe
cssloued by the resi- 1nation of Jude
RAYMOND. Judge WOODS IS a sell
made man. q close student, and by
common consent is esteeuad AZ ono
OF the abiest lawyers of the State.
Mr.. WOODS Was born 10 Canada and
Ia OF Irlsh descent His father we
a plasterer by trade, aud removed
to Meadviile, Pa, whsre the now
Judge WOODS was raised and broup, I
up to the trade Of his father He
studied hard after work hours and
at night, and by industry and strict
economy accumulated sufficient
money to pay his tuition at Allegaay
College, MeadviIle, where he gra-
duated with distinguished bonors 10
lo42. BE then became a teacbe- in
West Virginia and read law, being
Admitted to the bar at PdlIppi.
where he married and settled. 1; IL
told Of HIM that whilst praouoing his
profession be provided a home and
plastered it himself He became
prominent ae lawyer and waq
member OF the Virginia con
ventlon which passed the ordinance
Of accession. He entered the Con
iederAte army aud served until the
surrender, when he returned to
West Virginia, and has since been
one OF the most prominent citizens Of
the new State. He was member
Of the West Virginia constitutional
convention 10 1872. aud took a lead.
Jog part 10 framing the rre.ent con
stltntiou Of toe State. Judge WOODS
Is sixty one years Of age.
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Creditors Notice.

j" ihe Creditors OF John White deems.
lu pufsuarco or q decree Of the tareuN
''uFi OF tho County Of Preston, made in
Oi".s ,ltieln pending, % subject TIA
ply mcnt OF his debts, YOU are reoutred
lo present your claims against the sstato
gu ine said John White, for adjucstlon ~
Nmi'h Crane, ommissioner, Al his ofsee
W me sAiu county. ON or bo ore the ITth
IHv Of Ociobcr next.
Witness. Snlt. Crano. Clerk NJ .ssS
tcuri. thi- 9th day Of Septambs egs
SMITH CRANE,
'""'pl' C7eyH
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-06

GOVERNOR CLEVELAND, Of New
york and Governor BUTLER, OF
Massachusetts,, were inaugurated Last
Monday ; and their install alton into
office comprised the most important
political events Of the let day OF Jan
nary, 1889.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-06

Qua Waeuiug..u correspondent,
after referring to the President's re-
ceptioO at the White House on New
Years Day, adds; i have ~ de il a
rule IN ny correspondence never to
let new years day pass without a
thrust at hat ornate. EXQUISITE. and
utterly useless relic Of bygone aye,
the Diplomatic Corps. On New.
Years he corps cal! It corpse or ca
davs) comes forth arrayed in tn
livery OF tAeir masters the Gear, the
Sultan, he Qp,en, the Mikado ami
number Of other small-frv might
inesses aud maj sstles. On New Years
they perform their sociai junction
which IS the only function hat steanl .
eiectrouy aAd The press have lett
them. The piotut esque FOSSIL is a -
together entertaining 10 scenic
way. The sustained spleudoi Of q It.
edged Incidence may be tolerated
perhaps, by those who do not have
to pay for their susteuanoe. Blu
their presence here suggests another
side OF the question in which we are
very much interested. To every Ma
ton thatlsends a Diplomatic Corps 20
the United States We also send a
Corps, called by courtesy leg alton,
consisting Of a minister with secie-
tarY and attaches, and the gaudy
diplomatic tomiooisrY that Is sppar-
ent in Washln:on reminds us That
we are Peyiug hundreds of thou
sands TO MAINTAIN similar establish
ments at score OF European and
Asiatlc Courts. Why Is tins so b..
cause 1t has been so. That Ii the
only reaeOn that car be given. The
age Of diplomacy has long since pas
sed. The United States has not for
fifty years had uee Tor diplomatic
establishments at any foreign court.
Our relations abroad are Commercial.
and the province OF Cousuis, not
offensive or defensive. requiring the
tinesse Of TaIleyrand or a Meter
MICH. Our foreign ministers do not
draft treaties OF form alliances. They
do nothing but coquette with the
Sultan like Lew Wallace, give din
nera like Morton. or come home ike
Hamlin. But whetherthey coquette,
dine, CT come home the well crease
diplomatic machine goes on. Our
diplomatic establishments furnish
as2 'ums tor broken down politicians.
This IS their sole ra'Soa d etyc. Iuey
are not OF the Slightest practica! use,
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W.VA.COLLEGE,

The Collegiate year OF this institution,
opens on the 4th OF September. The
faculty is composed OF progressive. ey.
periencel 'md thorough teac ler-. Two
new proiessorships have been establish
ed-"nt O! An lent Languages, which
will be flied by the best I lin nd
creek scholar in the State. and another
iolhe Modern Languages. which viii he
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ence AS = teacher, and who conver.es
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moral aud Industrious community.
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KINGwooD. JANUARY 6. 1888.

We are indebted TO Hon. ALEX.
4. BoTELEE for a copy of the report
OF the Tariff Commission.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS.
POSTERS,
And in Tact everything pertaining
Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

II ne undersig al has several farms for
I,ht' ne also offers 90 sell his unin.
proved lands in lots 90 suit p1rchaser,
at low hgnreS an on liberal credit.
Wa
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The Pendlston Civil Service Re-
form bill has passed both Houses Of
Congress.
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peri.uroI lady principal. Suppu,r b..
-truruDn i8 given iu bIth tur useful aud
"Iu'Wcniai braucHes io any ladies' sem-
mary.
OILY FfEsr-cLAss
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-06
NORMAL DEPARTMENT

IS the best school for teachers in the
State.
No Other institution does so much and
as thorough work u Ancient LYuuuagr.
Modern Languages, Higher Muuoma-
Jos aut thc study Of tho r. gi-h Lqu-
2.tLo and Literature in the same time
Tho college iu 800 it4 departments is
5pou to BDIH SEXES
special attention Del gwen 10 tho
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-06
OUR NEW TERMS FOR 1888.

These reduced prices ($2 per annum in
clubs of Eve or morr) are very much low
rr than any of the standard religious week
lies
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