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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-21

Tho time for action Is in our youth Tt
IL then tuuf we guthcrin ~ o grapes. with
ircch icd 'Hccs, sunhnrJt bands and bare
feet We wander from vino TO Vino rtom
treiIis T. TROLLS iu the very eNubrrduc 3
OF childish .lee and spirits. la age We
quietly sit I'M tho - adc, and wLiio the
hours away In conversation with our
friends whiio we sip the wine. which is
The bu't5. Tor the long years whi IN ha, @
passed since the vintage. IN youth va
should learn wisdom. 10 IS thus we
should 'w tho seeds which arc To- boar
fruits for the future. We should be
taught t.Ct PkKUNA is Tho greatest mod
icine cvcr Discovered. Thea go togeath-
or. and have worked some wonderful
cures. There * a book which can DO
produced at the drug stores, which tolls
you all about these medicines. lis en-
titled the Ills of Life" Ask for IL, and
read 10 though, and thon buy PERuNA
you VIII never regret &. Send to
DR. $. J.. Hartman 81 TO-, Columbus
ohio, Tor book Ou tho "Ius OF Lie"
gratis
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w. q. q : n. ASSoCrArloN.

The next regular meeting o. the PreS-'
;oa County Wool Growers ami Stock
Breeders Association will bo hold at
Terra Alta on Monday the eth day of
january 1884, commencing at +. M.
PRoJRAMNE.
l. Calling to oiuer 10y the President.
=. Calling roll and rcadiuy minutes.
+ B. Discussion, subject. rho stock ln>
dus Nv best adapted TO Prcstaa County.
Open d 10y Jno, ". Gusemuu OF Valley
district,
4. Queries.
Paper by G.. IIottlcweu OF Portland
district, subject. Book farming
9, aiisscellnmeous business and elect
ion of officers
MONT SESSION.
7. 1880 p. m. Music.
@. Paper 10y Mai. A. Diuwijjio Of
Union district subject. Sheep nusbon,
dry.
10. Music.
H. Discussion, subject Superiority OF
thoroughbred stock. Opened by Maj.
David Stempie Jr, of Union district.
u. RcUding.
10. Queries.
~ Closing address by the President.
IS Music.
rs. Adjournment.
All persons and especially tho farmers
are cordially Invited 10 be present.
Farmers must have cooperation aud
concert ofaction AZ woll a, the members
of other occupations aud that is the main
object of the Association.
Jos. W Brown President
VIM. G, Worloy Secretary.
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thAt the PRIMARY room contains more tbau
II should sccordi0g TO number. \ pro-
moton viii be made this week, and sl
who are prepared will be classed in the
Grammar Dept. which win, in turn, send
some pupls 10 the High School.
The progress Of ,he scaool Is fair and
he Attendance wUiltil may not be- the
best, VIII compute favorsbly with any in
the unity.
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NOTICE

Al pcr'ors knowing fh,mfclvcs indebt-
eh iu ID r.. $ mons, 81 J,misuu j 4m.sop
& BrJ'c, or J-m.sun Bros. By note ar y
byuk account, VIII uio.se call ON the IN
drrmgncd az bus flee in - ncctor. aD.
settle the same ON or before JAunnr, 10
1888 as hc tXp.ct. to ltcsfa tl-,r.l,re
soon and WISHES e.. scffie mp his tuaiu, s-.
DIR. w. G. JAMESON
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents Of This cOuntv-One Y ear
Sl.0O iD advance $3.50 IL not paid for n
advance; six months, 20; four months,
81 cents.
To nOn-residc1sts Of ne ooisafy-One year,
81, l6-the 10 cents extra being charged
% prepay POSTAGE six months, 20 cents.
SLree months, 90 cents.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

AOOAAD $3.50 4 A-AN WV
susxz.us-z-1zu-zzzsszzR1zs< zzszzzzEzuz5zz
Eggs are very scarce.
No ARGUS next week.
Georgia has local option dog
law,
Winter Genes upon us all at
once.
oh, the snow, the beautiful
enow.
-Justioe's blanks for sale at this
Office.
Terra Alta has Building As
ISOLATION.
Weston Is to have a furniture
factory soon.
( Missouri has %. 700 sqaare. miles
Of coal land.
Some of our correspondents are
not up to time.
We are now enjoying a slice OF
winter weather.
The ne~ B. & o. depot at Terrs
Alta is flushed.
-Thore are TWO risOasrs confined
in our jail nov,
Our ecbool closes Tomorrow for
weeks vocation.
Is it possible that the nice
weather is at an end
Frost, ice ADD snow have all
---mada their Appearance.
-To-monOw (Fnday } will be the
shortest day OF the gar.
Born 10 Mr.. AID Me. William
Il. X rg, De. u boy.
The average boy now dragg, tn
his sled alocg the street.
TIE Dukes Mutt u;aI will be
held in Pittsburgh next mouth.
The comet was visible to the
naked eye last Wednesday evening.
Ed Stokes, jim FlsRs slayer,
DOW owns the A,bema,Is Hotel, N.
Y. City.
Don't tail to be present at the
NJ. E. or Presby terrain church CHRIST
mas eve.
"A chapel is to be built in Wes-
ton to the memory oi Rsv. ssmue.
Clawsou, deed.
Life seems burden to two or
three Of our young men. They may
commit suicide coon.
- AS soou as The weather will
permit extensive improvements wld
be made upon the ARGUS building.
christmas trees 81 boIb church
IS Christmas eve A persons, ~ beth
er members Of the Sunday schools or
not, are invited to attend.
The general indications are chat
the holidays will be doll at THE
place. We hear Of nothing that is TO
tranepire during that week.
We want The news Correspond
ents will please bear this 10 mind j
anything happens ia your neighbor-
hood that would interest The people
generally, write il ~ for ~.
-Plsas don't loan lb,s paper To,
subscription price per year, ,s Oh y
one dollar, aud il persons DO not sub
scribe for IL at that price the5 shou d
not be allowed The pleasure Of read
ing IT,.
Boston gave 22,O5O votes ior
license last Tuesday, and Is So
sgains'. Ia paper like the Ereemo,
bad been pnbhshed IN tbst city tb,
figures would have been materially
changed.
JAS. d Beueon & 90 have open
ed out Jewelry establishment "a
Fogle's Drug Store, Terra Alta
Anyone wishing anything in tb'
iswelry li6e sboud cell end tzsmin,
stock sud learn prices bsfofe pru-
chasing elsewhere. D.
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ADAMS, y, y, Ian. 30. lSSA.
De II. EENpNtL. * Co., Gsuts -
Having used a -,pd dnh or Your Kcu,
dNlS SpaN n Cu'N with great s,u7t.~s.
thou.ht Wou,d lvt vou kuuN what ia
has done Tor noe, rNo year. al-p / h,I
rs speedy colt as was ever r.i~cl in
Jeuel SON County. Whom I was botl-
ing Mia, lac kicked owen tho cross bar
1ud got n'~t and tore One OF his hird logs
an To- pl,cos, I employed tho best far
liers, bat tho' AN said ho was spoiled.
re MAJ q very large th'rourh~piu, aud
n ct two bottles ofypur kuudtIis Snav-
tn cure, 0ud 30 took tine bunch cutireIv
on, nul hC sold az vr,vJrls tor 81 ,SO1 idol.
hrs). ! have uScl it tor bone spavins
ami wind nalS, a0d 10 has always curci
completely q u lo0 tuo Log s1o,th.
IL Is ~ splendid modjcinc for rhouno.
t~m. l have recommended it To- GOOD
many. aud thov all SAY u DOCS thp work.
WAS IN Withcringtnu a. Iuceluud's
drug store. in Adams. tho other day and
saw " Nery Nuu picture YOU sent thc'n
/ uioi 10 buy 80 bat could uot; they
snld " ! would write to YOU HAT YOU
would send mo ono L wish Nou would,
aud l viii du Won al the good rtn.
Very respectfully,
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E.S. LYMAN.
KElDiLLS SPlTlY CURE.
H%%tohin,o9.s ts@ch, II miles north OF

Hutchin-ou's R,doh, H. mile, north OF
Denver Colorado.
March 9th, 1883.
DK. Is, j. KENDALL 81 co.. Goutss
Tor tho past thrcD ynsr, havc used Nrn-
dalPs Spawn Cure. In ovory case of
spawn, of which | huVo treated ave, 10
hae killed them all aud entirely removed
three, Ia cnso ofspiut I find 10 has no
equal, one cuSc had was OF three years
sanding and the Spawn euro removed
IT cutlro ". | brad q COW get spawned
mud 10 entirely cured her. one Noar ago
a two hundred pound block ID Ice lrll
out OF % wagon striking uv luot on ipStep
and toes. i, would ho impossible to mash
a foot verso without br,aNiuyutv bones,
house. du not thiul pinpu ntiuu of the
lex would cause any moro pniu. won't
Tor NeunIdI9 SPAWN euro. DO ,rng Hll ]
used Wu3 bon sis dtvs ! cuulu walk a-
round. About three week ago my team
rat away threw mc out OF the wagon, the
hind whcol struck my knee. Aftor mp
plying several highly recommended lin
iuonts without obtaining amy tcliot, I
woui for kondall's SPAWN euro NV leg
was drawn up aud my l1uooswollou bad
~. In ,h.r' DAVIS I was uhla 60 walk TO
the barn. l could gp tuto "details moro
iuiiy, nul rnpKo 'his n Very long loitcr
but viii not weary you.
] am very rrspc fully yours,
OSCAR r.. liUICuINsov,
l.. O. Loci, Box, 23l2. Denver City. Col.
Sold by alJ Druggists.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
Brief Mention.

Miss Sarah McGraw. a domestic at Peoria. at
tempted to commit suicide by hanging. She had
stated previously that she had been outraged
A stockman by the name of Ray from New
Me8lco, was robbed of $4,000 while on board
o. B. q Q. train between Chicago and Quincy.
Ronald 0. Schupp, an old citizen of Peoria,
committed suicide on Thursday. He had been
/ drinking very hard for two or three weeks pre-
vious.
T. W. Fields, who until recently has been con-
hected with the Portland Qnd.) Commercial,
mas purchased the Saturday Evening Herald, of
Charleston.
freight train on the s. E. & w, at Portland,
ran into local freight standing at the depot,
ana damaged three cars, caboOse and the en-
CINE of the former.
Two young men named Hart quarreled with
Grlnnel Garrison, of Peoria county. over polti-
caI matters. Garrison was severely beaten and
is not expected to live.
The directors of the Artesian Park Well Com
pany, of Pekin, have made a proposition to the
city council for the sale of the park property TO
the city. This includes the forty-tve acres of
ground, the well and bath-house with all the
nxtures- The price asked is $4,000.
A PoandChina sow on the University farm,
at Champaign, few days since reappeaIed after
being hid under straw stack for thirty-four
tnirty-hve days. She was much reduced in flesh
ana quite stli, but was able to walk readily and
was exceedingly hungry and thirsty.
Six months ago Lewistown, Fulton county,
voted to license saloons after trying prohibition
for several years. Three saloons were licensed
at 81 900 each, and did such a thriving business
that the town authorities have had to revoke
their license, and LewistOwn is again under pro-
hibitiOn rule. The license men have been con-
verted into prohibition.
John Banding, of Burnt Prairie township
White county, has the oldest that is giving
milk III the State. She is eighteen years old.
She had her first calf when she was two years
and SIX months old. She had only three calves,
the last six years ago last spring and has been
giving good milk ever since. At the present
time she gives two gallons a day of nice rich
milk.
The late j. NJ. Blackburn, of Paris, bequeathed
the bulk of his property TO three of his grand
sons In equal proportions, each shall attain
his majority, provided he has not contracted the
habit of drinking, smoking, chewing swear
ing. If one two should disregard the condi-
ton. his their interest will revert to the other
heirs or heir, and, should all come short, the
tire property goes TO younger grandchildren,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
Missionary Appropriations.

New York, Nov. 9.-The general mission
airy committee of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. has made the following appropria-
tons: Montana, $1,000; Indian Territory,
West Nebraska, $780, Northwest Norwe-
gian, $780, Northwest Swedish, 81 500;
Oregon Scandinavian, $1,000; California Ger
man, $780, Central German, 81 500 Chi
cago German, s., 500; Columbia River Ger
man. S., 000 East German, $4,000. The In
dian and Norwegian missions were classed
under the head of Scandinavian.
Other appropriations were: German mis-
sions for the Northwest, S., 500; Oregon,
$780, Southern, $1,000; St. Louis,
$4,000 Southern California, s., 800;
Western, $4,000; French mission, Central
Illinois, $1,000 Chinese mission, California;
SO, o00 Oregon, 81. 500; Portuguese mission,
California, $500; Columbia River, So, 900;
Detroit, 800; Michigan, $500; Montana, So,
500 Oregon, $3.50; Wisconsin, $780,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

from all quarters, and for several days past
heavy in volume.
The market for corn has been active but
very Irregular selling back and forth fire.
quently. Prices were largely influenced by
sympathy with the wheat market and fol-
lowed it a good deal in its ups and downs
The middle of the week was characterized by
some of the heaviest trading done on the
board for weeks but the many selling or
ders brought in by the advance in value had
a tendency to produce weakness which,
however, soon passed and the outlook is to-
ward higher range of values. Corn seems
to have considerable strength and manipula-
tors are attracted by the small and decreasing
stocks.
provisions have been moderately active
and the feeling is less strong. Receipts Of
hogs have been liberal and prices lower,
while the offerings of trading articles for fu-
ture delivery are more free. Leading traders
predict a general advance along the whole
line, but it will be slow.
Stop orders are what causes the mysterious
breaks in the market. The scalpers are in
their glory. ami when they are lively enough
to keep up with the procession the markets
are alternately doomed and hammered until
quotations are changed too rapidly for the
ticker to follow. Large lines of long stuff
were thrown over on Thursday, and after the
settlement the leading speculative markets
are pretty we'll evened mp and ready for an
other six days boom.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
The AIorlnons' Temple.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 9.--The comments of the
Eastern journals on the Utah question are
received with pleasure by the gentiles, who
think the public appreciate the relation be-
tween the Mormons and the government
Every day prominent members leave for the
East. An influential lobby will be present
in Washington to defeat any legislation
looking to the overthrow of the power OF the
priest hood.
To-day the main walls of the temple were
completed. They are ten feet thick, solid
granite, and eighty-fve feet high. The
foundation was laid twenty-eight years ago.
The cost up to the present time has been
$4, 500, 600 Six years more will be required
tn cOm nleta ii
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
Notes and Personalities.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--For Postmaster of
the House there are several candidates,
among whom are Lycurgus Dalton, of In
diana, the present superintendent of the
folding-room, of the Senate; Mr.. Fisher, of
Virginia; Mr.. Wedderburn, of Maryland
and it is understood that the California del
egation will present Mr.. Dennison, also, as
Il candidate. OF the above Mr.. Dalton is
probably the strongest candidate.
The President has appointed Shaffer Peter
son postmaster at Decatur, Ind.
Argument has been commenced in the
Supreme Court in the suit brought by the
heirs of the late Sarah Ann Dorsey, of Lou
isiana, for the purpose of setting aside the
will by which Mrs. Dorsey left her property
TO Jefferson Davis. 1t is maintained that
the testatrix was subject to undue influence
The President has recognized Henry Sack
willie Uterine as British yice-consul at ST,
Paul, MINI.
General Longstreet, fearing a rescue of
ku-kluX prisoners, requests the authority to
appoint additional guards to accompany
them from Atlanta to the Albany, n. Y,
penitentiary,
The President has appointed James T. Du-
bois, OF Pennsylvania, United States consul
at leipsic, and recognized Samon Ullers as
consul of the United States of Columbia.
Tt is understood that the court martial SEN
.tenced Northumberland Morrow to be dis
missed from the service.
The examination of the witnesses for Tire
5Greely relief expedition inquiry will begin
ion Monday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10

-" .. taute boasts of running divorce cases
through the courts in six minutes.
The Brewer family, colored of Vincennes, are
about to unexpectedly fall heir to fortune of
$4,000.
The Close paper-mill, to be removed from Iowa
City, is to be located at Ellsworth, five miles
north of Terre Haute.
A daughter of ]. NJ. stansburg, at Greenfield,
fell down stairs with lamp in her hand, but es
capped serious injury.
John Cotteral, of Henry county, has been
elected president of the freshman class of over
two hundred students at Ann Arbor University
Bishop Knickerbacker will be in Terre Haute
to-day, and remain until Monday. Tonight he
will be given reception at the Terrs Haute
House.
Joseph Hoover and his entire family of nine
persons are lying dangerously i'll, at Corners
vile, with typhoid fever. They are being cared
for by the public.
Miss Grace Dalzell, daughter Of Matthew Dali
zell, vice-president of the Evansville National
Bank, was married to II. E. Read, sr., also of
Evansville, on Thursday evening.
William Foley. Washington miner, encoun-
cred "pot-hoe," which burst on him, repelhng
his uplifted pick so forcibly to drive the point
in his forehead just over the eye. He was
thrown down py the rush of slate and coal, ana
one rib was dislocated and his side badly
bruised.
James 8. Voss an old Louisville policeman,
who was arrested few nights ago at Jefferson
vile, on a charge Of being drunk, and committed
TO the city Jail, wants the City To pay him $780,
900 damages for false Imprisonment Mr..
Marsh, attorney, has brought the suit for the
above amount.
A telegram has been sent to Rev. Joseph Jes-
sen, Provincial, in behalf of st. Joseph's congre-
CATION, Terre Haute, asking that Father Francis
Lehper be retained as assistant pastor for the
sake of unity and harmony, as his removal, it is
believed, would be fatal to the welfare and
prosperity of the church.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
The Unprotected Coasts.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-General Wright,
chief engineer, in his annual report urgently
recommends Congress to make ample ap-
preparations for the putting of sea and lake
fronts in condition for defense in case of
War. He advises that at least $500, 900 be
expended at San Francisco.
Among other appropriations recommended
are the following: Rivers and harbors of the
Pacific coast, 1874, 0000 Gulf coast, So. 854,-
GOO; lake region. Sc, 474, 300; Western rivers
and harbors, IS, QS3 465. The above estimates
do not include the Mississippi commission
work. For the defenses of New Orleans
sos. QUO is asked, and for Galveston. $50. 900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
ILLINOIS.
A DefaultinG Jersey City Treasurer Tending
Bar in Bloomington.

A Defaulting Jersey City Treasurer Tending
Bar in Bloomington.
Bloomington Special.
A short time ago rather stylish-looking
man, apparently thirty-three years of age,
arrived in Bloomington, and in a few days
found employment in one of the most fash
ionable saloons of the city as head bartender
H. gave his name as Alexander Hamilton
and informed his employer that he formerly
was engaged in the tobacco business in ST.
Louis, but had failed About two weeks
ago an Eastern travelling man visited the
saloon where Hamilton was employed, and
at once recognized him as the former
treasurer of Jersey City. N. j., who
defaulted some years ago with
$50, 900 of funds belonging to that city.
and which, at the time created such an ex-
element in the country Hamilton, since,
has been rover all over the world, and after
his defalGation $4,000 reward was offered
for his apprehension. The erring man went
to Europe and remained some time after
which he went to Jersey City, and paid down
$40. 900, and it is claimed that he settled in
some way his defalcation. Hamilton en-
ranch in Texas making about 800, 000 but
which he lost by other iniudicious invest
ments. When he arrived in Bloomington
he was absolutely penniless, telling the pro-
prietor that all he had in the world was 50 and
the clothes on his back. Hamilton informed
your correspondent that he intended to make
Jersey City his future home, and If things
shape themselves satisfactorily he will eat
his Christmas turkey at his old home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREvIrIEs.

The mother of Senator Sabin died at Still
water.
John Lally, car repairer on the Illinois Cen
tral, was run over at Cairo and killed
George T. PlasO of St. Louis, a wel-knowu
druggist, committed suicide by taking morphine.
Congressman Tom Ochitree has gone to Mex
leo to visit the Mexican side of the proposed
clproclty treaty.
q. Dun d Co, last week,i was 2l1, against 2l5
the week previous.
The American steam-boiler Insurance Com
pany has been Incorporated at New York. Cap
ltal. $2o0,0OO, with power to increase.
The interstate commission on federal aid to
education in the South, appointed at Louisville
In September has perfected bill TO present to
Congress.
The ministers representing the Methodist
body OF Canada have presented an address OF!
welcome to Marquis Lansdowne, who made
suitable reply.
The cigar-makers of Cincinnati, at a meeting
last night, virtually decided not TO strike on,
account of the charge for gas, but to not work
when gas is required.
A panic was caused by false alarm of fire
as the audience was leaving tho Twenty-third-
street Theater, at New York. last night. Many
were bruised, but none seriously.
The novelty store OF Louis Rack of Chicago,
was closed by the sheriff, last evening, on execu-'
tions in favor OF three of his brothers. Liabi-
ties about $50, 900; assets, $4,000
The Circuit COurt rendered yesterday at LIZ
tie Rock, verdict OF not guilty in the case OF
Robert s. Champion, late cashier of she little
Rock q Fort Smith railroad, indicted for embez-l
Element
All the railroads running out of Chicago will
adopt the new schedule of standard time COM
mencing next Sunday, with the possible excep-
ton of the Burlington road, which has not yet
decided
The Germans of St. Louis held a secular as
distinguished from religious celebration of the
four hundredth anniversary OF the birth of
Martin Luther. last night. A Jewish rabbi was
among the speakers.
Many of Ben Buffers friends bemoan their
confidence in his election. man in Lowell
mortgaged house to raise $1,000, and lost i5
all in bets. One enthusiast in Boston and sew
eral in Essex county lost their homes. and a
mikman in Stoneham wagered his route. A
conductor on the F1tchburg road won $4,000 On
Robinson,