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Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

PRICK y LOCKS, chester no.. Pa, May 10,
IA ID. j. IOMLINsOh, Dear sir: For the
benefit OF suffering humanity l wish to say,
that for over FIVE cars was afflicted with
something Ike Chr onlc Il HI umatism In the
'sck, 50 bal hat was unable to get about
her work greater part Of the time and sui
tered very much. | had dOctOrod and used
various r. NEEDLES which had no beneti. ial Of
feet, ard was induced to try your Celebra-
ted h. II. h. Horse M edicine, and before |
had used one dollar bottle was completely
cured Of my trouble, which was over six
IN nths ago, and | have had 10 return OF the
!tticutv had offered Fifty Io'lars to be
cured and would have freely paid One Hun
t1cd lc lars for a guarantee ofcu
Yours, truly,
VILLA ASH.
PHILADELPHIA, 1924 Grease street.
1t gives ne pleasure to inform you ! was
induced ~ try your Celebrated n. IL. II.
Medicine on my crushed toe which was very
bad and rave me great pain; to my great
surpr Sc 1t stopped the pain and made a cure
in very short time. Since then, having sa
Tuch faith in II, l have kept it in my
family Ny wife WAS cured Of a heavy pain
In her breast; also a bad buDion. We now
use II for almost everything, and in every
case mas proved q success have let many Of
my n"iubbors try 1t and they thi there Il
nuIbtLy lie it. | chez riully recommend II
to 81 no suffer a. believe 1t tie most WOZ.
detiul remedy In the world.
Yours, truly,
JOHN r. JOHNSON.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

To the Proprietor OF h. n. II. Medicine
Feeling grateful for the use OF NY tn- en-
In, which wore cured Of rheumatism BY
half oxen applications Of your "Uelo brated
Il. IL. h Medic inc, do cheerfuliy recon
mend 1t to all who are suffering from IKE
complaints. Ms wife has used II TOR Head
ache and Toolhacbe, and 1t gave instant re-
lie'.
TIMOTHY KELLY.
1878 Sophia street, Philad elphia.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1859.


The War against Intemperance.
All over the country, the liquor bust
ness is becoming the leading subject ot
interest and discussion, and there is
hardly State in the Union where leg
islatures are not engaged i'll making
some kind of a law for the suppression
Of intemperance, and in most of the
States some modern law of some kind
has been formulated and passed with II
purpose to somewhat as,uage and miti-
gate the evils of the traffic in ardent
spirits. Mr. Henry Hitchcock, in an
able address recently delivered before
the State bar ASSOCIATION of Missouri, ON
the liquor power, terscly brings togrrhcr
in a compact form the legislation of diff.
terent States upon this important qUrS-
ton. Iowa passed the most sweeping
enactment in the shape of n ronotitu-
tiOnal amendment, absolutely forbid.
ding the manufacture or sale of any i'll
tOxiCating liquor within her limits, and
travellers on through lines of railroad
have had the satisfaction, or otherwise,
of seeing posted in palace ears and vt
railway restaurants notice, to tn" eff
feet that liquors cannot he had. bur Of
the State Courts, however, pronounced
the amendment unconstitutional on
technical grounds. and it, decision Is
now confirmed on appeal by The nu-
premr Court OF III" STATE
In Mississippi tn" sale OF ,iVDlpl has
been prohibited in fifty different towns.
One county permit, the sale OF malt
liquors one, while another allows
liquors of any kind to be- sold in only
one of its towns. Another act curious
ly permits the sale IT liquor within
radiu, of seven milo, ct tNo-prrlied
churches, the denominations " which
arr not given and it excite, our ririosi-
ty to know. 'iu Mississippi always
had mixed up way OF dealing with
moral and polt!caj questions, and such
queer legislation is np surprise. In
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Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

iiVN II'r f. appears ia" saying, that
Ira1b loves a shining mark, in yirw ot
III" fact. that eX-GOv"mor f. D. Mor-
Iau, Archbishop MrCabr. and Wa-urr,
th" great rrmp"srr, lHy" fallen lwm
H." iara dn0 within a few honrsu' raru
other E}rrH,Hug else hurlUatr~, ad.
r.arrrs, amt r,r~dc~. but the march Of
DEATH IT, stead. and onward aud around
hIIn earth u"r'b ASHES 'p ashes. Il"
H." rich and pu.r IL" Ni,,rd aud the
npuA
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
TNHF OLDEST AND MOST REII.
i able Credit House In the city Of
WIllni

Having been engaged IN the INSTALLING
Bushes. iOr u years in TIL. rIty. and know.
ing the vans Of the people. am better pre-
pared now to supply their wants than ever
before tnii and be conN ncGl Prices guar
int""d ~ low A. any other house IN the city
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
+. T. RICHTER.
g., In. W. seventh street, near Orange.
jG-ti
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
USE THE
NEVER FAILING REMRDY
III. II. HI.
MEDICINE
MAN AMI BEAST.

Guaranteed 70 cure rheumatism, Nsarsl
gia. Paralysis, Diphtheria, Pieurisy, and
radically cures sll diseases whore libilnenls
can be used on persons
For Internal use for cholera, Cholera Nor.
bus, On smps, Pains In the stomach or Bow
oils. D so-trom 70 drops to half teaspoon.
full in Y steF
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

NINn}N' hos Jddrd 500 0uO per
.uHru y IN he, school nud rhi- is i
taInh1,w AlD'uy
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15

~. u.....r.o,,,r
Henry Ward K..ch,r mn dnuht ;s ora
ot I'M. l.,,liu,, nratnrs nr tl,a ,r. R,t
f.,. mann b.,...,tt,..,,,..l mari. ,,t.u.;o,,
from IN, whoI. ci,.iIiy.d world and
lint fe,, ,,,., have. ,u,d.. d, mara f,v,r,-
hl, ;,,,r.,s;o, ,ha n,hl;, ,,irl
for oooJ f.,, ,,a,, how. h.o,, r.i;,od
With ;,cr,oot;,, +, ,,,a n,h,io mind
mara l;h.r,l oJy,ucament i, ,houob,
and iaeo. tb,, ,l.,.,+a ,b,, fla p.,.
,r,
hehrS "ard heechef' Inns eminent
divine will lecture at the Opera House,
on Tuesday evening. the 2Orh instant.
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" N"' "'''' Al ~ ''' ~ r
olution, As the basis for his lecture,
None, probably have paid more attrn-
ton to the eyoution> OF time, and the
unfolding greatness Of the country
than he has. and none more than he, has
watched more closely the revolutions
both moral and phyaicaI that have tax
en- place in this country under his immr-
diatc eye. Hence We are not surprised
at the striking subject he has chosen for
his Lecture. 1t is one that will arouse
INTO tuIl power his natural "Iouurncc,
amt all who have heard Henry Ward
Daily Republican., 1883-02-15
D. D. TOMLINSON.
PROPRIETOR,
PHILADELPHIA, "a,

For sale by druggists ana medicine dealers
generally,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30
AURORA

Rev. Cline is conducting a series OF
meeting at the Red House. Success 10
his efforts.
DR.. He'll, our popular doctor, drove
down I" the river Sunday.
Quite a number from here went n
Oak land the 10th TO 500 smith hung.
There will be Literary society organ
ized hero on Saturday evening Nov. "a.
This is move in tho right direction
We hope and INSIST that every one, who
possibly can, wiz turn out and dive Us a
helping hand. Come over egouAical
"Pehseroso," and develop some OF those
dormant literary faculties Of yours.
Married. by tho Rev. Cline, at the res
idence of the brides father. Mai. Jacob
Stemple, Hiss Laura Stemple and Wi
liam Smith. Tho ceremony took place At
1890 on Thursday 18Th, in tho presence
Of quite number offrionds aud relatives.
Tho attendants were Miss Belle Loar and
Isaac Smith, Miss Mary Smith and Philo
Siemnle. The bride wore a dress of soft
doue cOlOred material, handsomely trim.
cd, and with natural flowers as orna-
ments. Immediately after the ceremony
and congratulations were over, all were
invited 10 the dining room where the Ia
bles were fairly grooming under their
load' OF everything, Ia { could please
the eye, or tempt the appetite, and "all
went merry as ma rriage bell" A re
ception was given in the evening, at tho
home OF the groom. Words are made,
quate to describe that evenings enter,
tainment Suffice it to say, that it was 4
time mover TO be forgotten by the partic.
ipanis. We beg to add our conpratuIa.
tons to those OF the many friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. Smith, hoping that their futur,
lives may be one bright elysian dream
aud may their path be strewn with roses,
fair and howery to the end.
Some twelve or fourteen. of orr fail
women and brave men, were down ri
Eglon last Thursday night attending .
candy party at the residence OF Andrew
Worner. Fifty or more persons wer,
preseu and O jollior crowd we neve saw
together, and time flow on angle wings
Prof. Scott.at the close Of the party, mad,
a short speech, rendering a ote OF thank'
% tie host aud host ess for their klud hos
pit.lity. We hope Charley will net b,
30 unfortunate next time, as 10 have t.
hold two young ladies' in tho wagon a
the Same time.
REFUGEE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30
wHosz FALT Is TT

Qua GAINESVILLE correspondent
completes this week that the ARGUS
doeau's reach that Office regularly
and wishes 10 know Why this IL the
case. Thisis not ths fret time that We
have received complaints from sub
scribers that the ARqUs faila often
TO reach them on time. and we pro.
pose now 20 investigate THE matter
We mail our paper regularly every
Thursdsy, aud Il subscribers fail 10
receive II regularly Il 10 the isult oil
some postmaster and not ours. The
ARGUS leaves tbs Office every Fri
day morning, the same time that the
Journal leaves here, aud It - very
strange, indeed, thai il fails 10 reach
our subsc i5ers. regularly while the
Journal as always on time" We
have not, heretofore ssid anything
IN reference 10 this matter. suppos .
ing that our package Of papers had
probably been overlooked by soms
postmaster along the line, bat The
times that our paper misses reaching
It's destiny ara too numerous. ald
The Tact IS, there is some postmas, er
between here and GAINESVILLE who i.
negleotlng bis sworn duty either
purposelY or by mistake, and because
the Journal reaches Oranesville every
Saturday, We are led to believe that
the ARGUS is held back purposely
We would be sorry. indeed TO learn
that there Is a postmaster in this
county who has lost self-respect to
such an extent shat be would stoop
to such a d'rty, mean, aud low lived
trick as this, tut II such there be,
We propose to let the people VI th.s
county and the Post Once Depart
ment know who he is.
Hereafter, We will be very thank
lul to our Subscribers If they Will
write 10 Whenever the ARGUS fails TO
reach them on the same day that the
subscribers to the Journal receive
that paper, aud in the mean time we
Will look up the matter and see who
is to blame for the irreguiarity In
the past.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

Winter has made It's appearance once
more with "a little SNOW and plenty Of
cold weather.
The armors arc n lituo lato getting in
their com. a great many have mo-. vet
got their corn huslsod. 1t seem, AZ
though they VII have cold fingers before
they get done.
Amoricus Woln burst his boiler last
wcoiS but fortunately no lives wore lost
Il will stop bis soWmiu and plainer for
some tune. llo has wa.or attached 10
his D'iil which will DO Of great benefit to
hin during the time his boiler is out OF
repair.
The young folks Of this place and al.
Joiuing yiciEity, gathered thom-elve. TO-
gotber at the residence Of A. n. SincI.ir
one night last wees and enjoyed them
( selves hy singing f0r an bouror two when
ail returned home with their "honeys."
". j.. Showa.t.r Attoruoy. WA
called, one night last weok, Coz Barbour
to Hitond to q ,,arnn that was issued by
q d8rkos FOR the srgost 90 some whit.
boys mr shooting him because Doe rented
tloir hogs aud claimed damage. So
mu sh for ESQ hos law ol Barbour.
g., ". kitgway shot three wild turkeys
.sHt wcrE. iila ueiehb1rs woie invited
i1 fui pirlnos ofthe ratsi.
uns uiKht uot ieng since ono OF sin
..eIra charming yslus ulou wont O., see
H.. strat .besr, aul .-YI tlrfaa Htia It,e.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

IN uch Ike being bon. bastic too while
shouts Of loud hallelujshs pierce our
very natures. Democratic rejoicing
everywhere even ia Garrett county, No
The Democrats say that they must 20 by
electinR seven out of eleven county off,
GERS. The few Democrats OF this section
rejoice th8t everywhere there are tokens
OF light beaming. The Republican,
faces arc as long az the Atlantic Cable
They say that prohibition, dead issues
and deception is doing the work for them.
II FIRST thing Of local matter we call
attention To, Mr.. Editor, is why can we
not get the ARGUS here as soon as the
Journal. We have always understood
that both papers are issued on Thursday.
The Jot'nOt comes every Saturday. The
ARGUS sometimes Saturday, but worry of.
ten not until Tuesday. Where IL tho
wrong? Is 1t In the post masters? IL
might DO well, Mr.. Editor. for you 10
have some one to look this matter up.
There are citizens in this vicinity who
| would subscribe for Tho ARaUs IL il
could DO received at this Office regularly
on time. We heard gentleman COM
| planning of this matter on Saturday.
n mistake may occdr occasionally, but
there is no necessity for it so often.
Our people have their fall work CONS
| pleted generally and have commenced
numbering. Will Browning has been
( enc aged for some time in hauling spar
timber to Terra Alta. Several teams arc
constantly engaged i'm hauling limo TO
different parts OF the pine swamp
Considerable sickness prevails through
out tbs section at present, scar
lot fever, diptheria, itch etc. Or. A. s
Tic!,4er has been riding day and night
! loi some time. Thos, Who are ON the
o~nvalescing list are ..cr Crammer.
airs. George Gallow Y, an. :. Andrew
Toets' children,
Joseph Feather raised the i, 40 Of q
| largo barn last week which, when com
pieted. will be tic finest structure of the
kind in the sw imp. This is greatest
country for ino barns and poOl dwell
ling houses ON earth.
! We viii venture TO soy that Albright
" Bros, Touring mill does more worl.
than any othermillthis sido Of Rochester,
! New York.
Mrs. Jane White. of Kimgwood an,
Mrs Joseph Feather were visiting friends
down on Dog Ridge during last week.
Mr. Henry Feather drove quite heard
OF sheep through town on Tuesday. Ho
bought them near Accident, Md.
"Jimy Squibs." corros pondeut OF the
Journal, wonders IL "PassiIn Scribe
/ isn't sound Democrat Brother
"Squibs," you are just right 80 is every
other sound thinking man. and irast
/ that you will fall in line while there il
! still hop0 Tor the almost lost.
The members Of the Methodist Epis.,
copal persuasion held their FIRST quartoly
nooting, for this conference year at this
place on last Saturday aao Sunday
Eldos Laldl, OF Oakland, was present.
ltoy. Beethoven was also present but did
not preach, Icing unwell. BY request,
Rev. Lakin preached for him. Ii we are
lost il will not DO on account OF preach,
ing.
The school at this place being taught
by w. X. Sin after, principal, and NJ. I.
Cramor, assistant opened Nov. u, with
hatteri1g prospects, No. enrolled. ca
with 10 or 20 To- cone yet
PAssiM SCEIBo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30
NEWBURG.
REFUGEE.

Mr.. Art Mann, of tho Wheeling EUe,i-
ing Jou, nal, was gIe.t al the Dent
House all OF last week.
Newburg is upon tho eve Of bio
boom. Plenty gas and coal. They have
nine feet OF the best quality Of gas coal at
the shaft.
Mrs. Sarah Don't, OF Granville, Monon
gala Co., is visiting her son, DR.. VIM.
NJ. Dent.
inc. Pork ms, of Evansville, was i'm
town on Thursday, taking IN the gas and
coal.
MRS. Moore McCool fcl;from the cross
ing near Barley Rabbits meat shop, last
Friday evening breaking or leg betwn
the knee and oukio. Drs. VIM. NJ. Dent
IL son were call d and adjusted tie irac
ture.
Dr.. Il. NJ. M'c7t, Gf Evansville, was in
town on Thursday. The Doc.or j. ono of
our staunch Democrats.
On SUNDAY tho 18th, AIRS. Luth o. Swear
myers dress caught on FIRE wbilo She
was RAISING The stove. and before she
discovered X, tho whole of the tack part
OF her dress was blaze. Hao flames
were oAtiu8Uishol bv her husbuud re,
fore doing hcr any injury. but in doing
so he burned both his hands badly.
Jno. Laxton, as msnager Of the shaft, is
the right man in the right place.
.. a. Amman, VITO and mother, Of
RowleshuIg, are the guests of Mr.. VIM
j. AMMAN and wi.e.
Miss Hattie Faro. Of Park orsburg, is
the guest OF Or. f. NJ. Dent and vie,
More anon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

CoEoEEssEAg DzzEHoRF. a con-
ssI7ahve Republican Of Virqinia
writing about the charge Of Boss
MAHoHE, that the white people O,
Virginia Lel Organized bloody
crusade ss.nat tbo blsoks, sage
ESQ baser slender was ever uttered
against eny people. Tie DsnyilIe
rot wss the legitimate ou,erowth Of
MALONE s methods snd tbe natural
result Of The iLAsmmatory speech
made by bis msn Sinms tbs night
before the disturbance. That tbis
single occurrence should be used a.
tex from which 10 presch that the
shot-Ruu policy has been inaugural
ed 20 Virginia for the purpose oil
trl'g the Northero heart is an no
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

HE Republican nswspapersare at
The old aud familiar tactics again
OF h-odwIukipg the people, b.
reading the report Of the Daaville,
Va, riot ia them one would bs led
TO believe, if he had any faith Ia the
truthiulness OF the papers, that ne
groes were slaughtered BY the TWEEN
ties without the least provocation
On their part. Ths TACT is juss .his
There vas a street riot ia Dauyills
the day previous 10 the election be-
tween ~hites.and negroes. but 1t was
provoked by the b.acks, backed By
the MALONE elemeat,
The Republican press is now Try
ing TO make the people believe that
the negroes were "tsnouzed aud
kept away from the polls,' but in
vestigetlon shows that there was no
Intimidation at the polls, aud that
the election was lair throughout the
State. MALONE, backed by tue
President OF the Unted States. b.a
every advantage IN Virginia % the
late election, but DO vac oyerWhsim-
ingly defeated, sod Of course. che
Radicals must have come way oi
explaining how 1t was doae. and
'ney say that tho sAo.-guu was The
prime cause, sod the more ignorant
are led 10 believe that this statement
Is true,
The crY about negroes being
buichersd, aud kept away IRON t.s
polls for lear Of being slot lss base
s!ander upon the people VI Vurguts
aud Intelligent tniukas men kloS
.hat % IS p iIs manulaotursIIor tbe
Xprss5 purpose OF misleading lls
people and 10 promote &c lea .u-
terssts
The fact ia, s5lssr7au}s R.pub-
iicans,ss well az Democrats, became
dIsgusted at we psru.oio0s pr4guces
Of the AEIBUENAHoSE combination
IA Virginia and, at tue lsto election.
gst dow upon it AMI as corrupt
an1 degenerate DOING
There vas time wbso even In-
telhgsut people c9u.l bs male "a
oslevs that "shot qua yo.ie,0
was 10 force in Virguis, but that
day D. forever past. Sectional ua-
tired between toe North aud che
south hos about died away, and TO-
ts,iissnt people viii not allow them.
selves TO be longer deceived by each
musty campaign hlerst0re 90 is uow
Roirg The rounds Of The Republics
/ press
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30
TUNYELroS Nov. 20, 1888,

EoIroE AEGUs:-Picsse GLOW Inc spaco
in The Argus To- say that Tue statement
made by Honeyccmb" 10 The Jomusl of
lset week, thar am "a candidate f0l con.
static If K.ngaood district" Us ial-c iu
every pagiculor. IT &r. "Houej comb"
carrot GAO anything elso 10 write about
but his imaginary aoOsOnse be bad bc,ter
advertise himself s5 q LIVING moustrOsisy,
OF tne hippo ccuteur specie. Tbet there
would be millions 10 &c for him. have no
reston 90 doubt lie proves hims,lf an
iuducrcol being by criti e ov,r anon 20
PLANE
Juo. H. Pallps.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

TIE Republicans are active in
bringing the Southern outrage"opd
other dead issues befo.e the lpublio
a. the present time az the basis Of
their campaign york, but tbis only
elbows the WEAKNESS Of that party
Dead issues are 20 good any longer.
The Republican party must 20.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

TIE average Democratic plurality
DO New York at The recent election
i 95l7 It must Be remembered
that Che Democrats were divided
and distracted, and this victory was
wrought uDdsr circumstances The
most favorable for Republican suc-
cesP. Next gear toe Democrats vii.
carry The Empire State by ~ !sss,
1000 majority. Mark this
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

HE Wheeling Register, last Fri
day contained sketch of the life
oil HENRY B. PAYNE. the man who
will likely be PENDLEToN's successor
In the U. S. Senate from the State
Of Ohio.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

The Wheeling Eoenalg Journal
says that Virginia was carried BIZ
ASSASSINATION and frand. We beg the
Journal TO tell Us briefly how the
Republicans carried Indiana three
years. ago.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

IT seems that there is a move on
foot in this State 10 form a coalition
OF the Republicans and Greenbackers.
We have conyersed with several
prominent Greenbsckers, of this
county, and they are Of opinion that
The thing wont work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

The Pennsylvania Legislature
will adjourn early in next month
There is litlle probability of an ar-
portiOnment bill being passed by
that body.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

SOME unintelligeut individuals
believe that West Virginia is one Of
the doubtful States. Those who
read and think are not of this op;S
ion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

ARTHUR has fully decided to be q
candidate Tor reelection. The Dem.
ocrats can beat CHESTER A. iust a.
BADLY as any other man. Let him
run.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

warrautoi misrepresentation Of facts
aud a wicked resort Of base minds.
aud whoever does it l regard IS 40
eaemy o. bis country"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

lie next annual meeting Of the
American Base Ball Association will.
be held IN Cincinnati on the i2.b
OF December.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

WHAT has become of the Halfbreed
wing OF the Republican party? AR.
THUR and certain Stalwnts are the
recipients Of all the glory now DAYS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

POLITICAL corruption must be
suppressed, but some one asks how
1t can be done, Why, by turning
The Radicals opt, of course.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

STATE Superintendent BUroHER
has our thanks for a copy Of the
School Laws Of West Virginia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

The MarShaH Herold has chang
ed hands aud will heresiter be iden.
titled with the Republican party.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

THE Jackson BUGLE was ohocz
full Of and running over With abroad
news last week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

WE.get two copies of the Clarke
burg NeOs every week. We haven't
need for more Lhsu one.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

HENRY WATERsoE thinks MoDox.
AID the best man for President.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-30

The FOrty-Eighth Congress wall
convene next Monday vel.