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making doctors OF laws and OF d'vin-
i'y Is usually ntrusted 10 men whose
OPINION as to what constitutes learn
ing Is worthless n doc'orate con-
'erfeH oy hre company would be
"pou' as Ns'nao'e as certlhcate OF
st"o'"ishIp' low could an average
'0"'S' Board, taking AL our four
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piNT.ti OONS.

Can you remember tho styles of
pant"loons that have prevailed in
this country p
Let mo see, sai | the tailor 'yes,
lhey a'e all before me in my minds
Eye. There were the breeohes of the
period immediately succeeding the
Revolution, Hhey wero short, reach
ing only TO the knees, mostly made
OF cloth, buttoning at the sides. The
wealthy wore them of velvet, or
corduroy, as the fancy eeiaed them,
or OF doe cloth. The frat long pan
falcons, as | have told you were
msaroIy comfortable bags, and this
was principally due TO the fact that
they were home-spun-made by
willing, but unskilllul, hands. The
hrst improvement was when they
were 80 altered in construction RS TO
button elsewhere than at the side.
Suspendera were not used until com
paratvely recent times, somewhere
about 1910, ! believe.
Distinctive styles in breeohes
date from ,he close Of the war. Then
there came The garments tight at the
walst AMI to the knees, where they
b1gged enormously, giving the sp-
peorance OF ewelIed Jonts. Tne
pockets Were called cop pockets,'
and could be reached only by pull
ing the vest up 10 the chin. Later
they were cut high in The waist and
medium n the legs. This was re-
turn to first principles. The next
to achieve popularity were those
miserable lights They fitted the
neither extremIt.es like eelskins, and
suddealy swel!ed to awful proper
tlona at the bottom. They were the
invention OF a rowdy, and it WAS
shame decent people ever wore them.
Im glad they re gone. Tue hip
pockets came into fashion along with
the 'tights. Young bloods fain
would carry pistols, and it being
found cumbersome to adj another
pocket to the coat, the inofsnsiye
breeches were subject to the gross
imposition. AT first the buttons of
these garments were made Of bone,
then Of rubber, late of metal, and
Eow o! metal Ia the shape Of nVets,
that decay only when the brooches
themselves become deceased. The
trousers Of to-day areas complete an
institution as can be wished for.
There are Well-contuYed reccesses
Tor the watch, the pisto!, the whisky
Il ask, keys, knife, comb, handker-
chief pocket-book IN short, every
thing that the most iastidious man
conid desire to have about him. The
only thing left for man to do is TO
learn how to wear breeches. Tall.
sim men, with spider legs, should
wear close, but not tight-GttinR.
garmentsj fat men look be91 in tight
panlaloons; swells wear stripes
g'mblers, pIaidsj Qlakors, quiet col
orsj mlnlsterg, plain black cloth.
Reporters glory in broadcIoth, much
to the disgust Of the tailorsI-Ph2-
aaelPhia Ple8s.
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JusrLoOk IiERr,

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VA '''''' o '0'' IL "'''"''o" TO Con
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=" "'N.''''0" TWO '' '"e 'm'leh'
=" 80 20 lave u's"PpeeI'" nom 'he ns''
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07
HoYoHrnY DEGEELs.

The Boston Adgcytisr Oilers this
excuse for the confarung Of honor
sry dggrees By colleges on men who
are u1Gt TO receive them
About thia tine college trustees
and oyerseers are receiving notes Of
solicitation, or arc 10 conversation
urged to oooler an honorary degree
on tbis clergyman or that lsymsn.
The ual with large bank account
and tie r,uuted scholar, the roiu-
cisn and th, pG'lanthropist, the man
who BIAS seysrai degrees already, and
tbe citizen who fees Cat be ba-
everything but degree ne.esserY TO
bio happiueas. are found in lbo Ca. b..
iogue oI applicants, in person or by
their lreud The criticism On col
lege Boards is often based ON Tie
miJoacspDon tlat The members.
without hint % Begging tho part
OF outs ders, make out list Of ht
persons to be nono.ed with degrees
This not at al, lhe case.
IJIs, OF cooiss, true that a large
part oi the honorary degrees from
our colleges ale either begged or
bought They are given ir return
Tor lavors granted or ia response 90
solicitations the college doesuol dsle
TO refuse.
Aud, more Gan Dat, The power O.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07

That Ia just right. Thanks. Good
day. Keeg up the cause, no matter
what 1t costs =
4 don'I know how you could have
made bigger aes OF yourself with
your money. remarked the mauag-
mg editor as tney tipped oven The
demY 1hn aud proceeded to keep up
the cause.
'Thars All right, smiled The lelig-
loas editor Don't you bother
about me- I'm ali right. That $40
was counterfeit, and I've been work
ms 1T oil Tor several months, but
never fetched i'll Tnia is very nice
wher,d you get It p
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07

We hsys perfected sit5rgcmepts
wItu ttr yuDIsueis OF tre Ameuc.,
Farmer, Fort Wayne, Ird.. that eps
bic u- to offer our ubscubeIs aG.si
class agriculture, maysNue al ifb.
bare co.t oi the white pspsro on which
It DO printed. The American Far
mer is lG-page monthly mag.zne
which ls RAPIDLY taking rank ss one
OF the Leading sgr cultural magazine.
OF the country Each number viii
contain utt ul information irr fL.
mmcr hs Niie, bis sons. and mn.
dsugnteis AZ d, costs YOU aImosI
nothing, sun ose you try 81 oue ear.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07

Ihe engineer officer sent to Ms
sachusetts to investigate the matter
has reported that the Lee Marble
Company will not be able to fiji Their
contract TO supply marble for the
Washington MonGment. Il viii be
necessary to secure marble from me
other quarter, and it Is probable That
blds for mrnshiug the marble VIII
be called for.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07
SUSrIININ0 rnr CIUsE.
4 Temperance UoD,dn mo interviewed
Mo Edit0ridi Force,


Are the sprrgs OF Ile eternolly
lowing around this section OF the
vineyard 2 asked hard faced wo-
man with reticulh, glaring hard at
the managing editor.
] reckon so,' replied the editor
trying TO get the oork9crew into his
boot.
Are they lowing freely 2 de-
m"'ded the hard faced woman
surveying the managing editor dis
'rus'iuIiy'
dont ihhk have detected any
abatement, sighed the editor, eban-
don'ng the corkscrew and endeaVor-
'ng to draw hia hat over the flask
on bis desk. The Syringe appear to
"e uolnB l'hd once business IN
these quarters. How DO you lind 1T
IN other quarters OF the vineyard 2
ana the editor succeeded IN kicking
AZ empty 0''Ole 'h'o tue Guy e"'tor .
'ooIu'
10 the cause OF temperance taking
s'Iong, hold ON the sinners IN THIS
s9'"Ol"hmeht z she inquired with a
irown'
l""t the only thing that may be
'''d TO nave a death grip on the
newspaper business returned the
managing c',I0r ",'h " emile. !
,, 'Dou'I o"' ',I"' '"s P'o'sS''o" oi
.'. ~. '"' '"'' ~"
l'"s s,ufrV' 10 '"g I'"Pe'""'o
49,. ~ ,',".'p,,, ,1,.,. a"u va ui1"@S-
2 g, .'s '''''o"1'' '"''o' 'N9
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,..r '',,,'' o. '''' '""' VI" pe'
as, l' @'V'''"00 V " "" 80
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,'s 'T, ~'1''''' ''''' ." "9' pooN0' =
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07

King Alfonso OF Spain wants an
the nations to take part io grand
celebration in Spain o the Columbi.
an dlscovtry OF America. aud not 10
hold the celebration in Italy or
America.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07
rHEsIDENr JonSsoMs HouArcr.

a correspondent, writing from
Warrington, rerorts a long conver-
5stion with parson BroYnlo1s son
regarding Andy Johnson, in Which
The narrator recalled romance as
sJciated with the late president. Is
was Johuson's irst love affair. Mr..
Brownlow said
The President fell in love early
lie asoniy nnetoeo years old when
be muuel, but two years before
tbis, wAi.o be was journeyman tai
iog 70 South Carolina, he fell iu love
with Tie daughter Of a email planter.
He love was returned but the girls
father who had few acres Of land
ard q couple Of negroes, would not
consent e. his daughter marrying a
tailor, and Vie iuturo Presldent was
rudely reruised.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07
WOOD, WEST VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, july :, 1888

or about $I5O00O from the time The
amendments are voted upon unii the
regular session Of the next leG,sla-
ture. An extra session would cost
f55 600 or less. 1t is, then, evident
that this investment question alone
would Justify the. expense OF an Ca
trA aNaslOn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07
GENERAL NEWS.

Two million dollars worth Of OPT.
um, in neat lO-pouuG boxes, is now
in San Francisco bank vault4 as co. -
iate-al Tor loans o: three q usrters ils
value to Chinese importers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07

The fame ol !he Rev. Heury Craw-
lord Tucker never epreed beyond the
boundaries Of Georgia during his
life time, but now that he is dead We
learn that ne was Baptist pas, or
iorty-ssven years without ever a
dollar OF salary that he married end
buried more persons than any ten
other men in the State, and that he
was the father Of thirty -one children
by three wives.
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NOTICE.
J. II. CAlo's admir-

J. II. Cdlo's admir-
W } EQui
J NJ Shaw x Bro, ,etM.
To JOS NJ Shaw,6 Bcpiamin Shaw. .indi-
Nltual'N and as late partners doing
business under the nano and STYLE of
Nj shaw a Bro, Mary Sh.,w. J Ami
Martin, Joseph Jackson and John Il
Jones, latc p,rtuolS doing business as
Jos Jackson A. Go. Elisha Thomas. i'm
his own right and u~ administrator Of
fIWsrd IC~>up, deceased, Jonathan
Jcssrp. Henry kHufeit, John w ShH>
han, David II Simpson, Ed L Nine,
Barnc~vilie Manufacturing CO, Elias
beth J. Huffman, Wm M,GiHnis. Moore
Mcneil, IcliN Elliott Israel SchaCtlor.
ChaS & Craig. Joseph d Evcrly, Caleb
Boggo~S, Cyrus Webb. ASnhol Fair
cniid, Ashbei Lawhcad and Duu'l For
dNCo, partners. trading As Hairchill.
Lawhead \ Co, VIM II Hove, Elijah
lloyc. Benz Il lloye, Sam'l c uoye,
Mary r. Hove, his wife. o.Ia- Is CssSidnV
and Sarah G CasSiday. his wifo, john
Friend and Elisabeth Friend his wife.
late widow OF David lioyc, deceased.
and heirs OF David IIoya, deceased, Pes
ter Wolf and col John 4 4 Martin. adj
nnn.straiOr OF Joshua II Gale, dcccas>
od
Take notice. that we shall, on the 18th
day OF juno, 1883, at tho othcc OF Mark
Ist
proceed To- take tho deposition OF Mm i
McCaulev and others, aud ON the I0th of
june, 1883, al the Office of John II Mad
doN, i'm the city OF Baltimore. Md, the
deposition of T. T. Marine aud other, aud
at NilliamSpOrt, Pa. on the 22ud dly OF
june. 1883, al rhc Office of J 9 hin, No>
trY Public, we will proceed 10 tako tho
deposition Of } \ BocDer and others. All
the foregoing depusiuOns 10 be read as
evidence on our bohhfin a certain suit
IN equity, now pending i'm tho Circuit
Court OF Preston County, w Va, whore
IN SAID John \ Il Martin is pmiutin, and
the others above named, and ourselves
are defendants
AND II from any cause the taking ufthe
SAID doposIuuns 30 not commenced on
the day fixed, or if commenced aud not
concluded on that day. the taking Of the
same Will be continued from day To daey
or from tunO To- time, at the same plac \
respectively, aud between tho same
hours, uulll the same shall be complo.
ted
Respectfully Yours,
ADAlRN NICKERY,
Bv their Counsel
X W MoNHoE.
May -, ,los3 G y.
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Wo have two Champion Light Movers
which we Will soil at q very low price.
We also have ON hand the Star Horse
Rake, audthe Whippie Wheel Harrow.
SNAPPER & BONAFIELD.
innelton, w. Va.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07

The discovery Of rich go.i mines
III Lower California may lead to Sc
rlous aiirays and to international
complications. Americans have gone
to Guaymss, intending, apparently,
to set up claims to land according to
ths customs and laws 10 vogue ~
the United States. The Mexican
Government has taken ibe precau-
ton TO send body Of troops TO the
mining Districts, in order to keep
out intrudeIs. TIE coolness with
which American prospoclors treat
Lower California asif it we're already
annexed TO the United States might
be amusing were there not come
danger Of iii feeling and blood he'd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07

Intelligence has been received
from Sierra J. one that the recent
British operations against Chief
G!bowe were attended with great
aroclues on the pant Of the native
allies, who bntcLered ana mutlaled
ali TIE males taken prisoners. Thee
allies lost over 100 men killed dur
lng the attack upon tho main fort.
which was captured Egbty-two Of
The enemy were Killed by single
shell,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07

The Emperor OF Japan is roofing
out the ue@spspers which have gro wn
to power uuder Ais encouragement.
Eleven Journals have just peushed
under the censorship, and an editor
has been Imprisoned for wiring
about the Emperor. Ia al tais bus.
mess his Imperial N jesly Mouts-
Aio, Is making mistake. lie has
permitted the press Of Japan 70 en-
JOY d great deal Of freedom during
recent years, but his reign Will end
~ gloom if he now reduces it TO sla-
very.
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7 osr RECORD NOTICE.

I OSr RECORD NOTICE.
State of West Virginia, ss.:
Al Circuit Court held In and for The
County Of Preston, ON the 18Th day of
April, 1888,
George NJ Mouser,
VS..
Job MCGlls heirs.
On potition under chapter l75 Of the
Acts ui 1871, william G.. Norley. ESQ
a Commissioners appointed under said acI.
ms day made hls hnal report herein.
whero upon on motion OF the petitioner
'y his counsel. u is ordt rcd that ssi' ~s
port be fl'd and that a notice D.. ..,b.
lishcd iu each newspaper printed in ,pis
Hunty, once week for twelve successive
We, ks, OF The fling OF said r,port. aud re-.
qulting ali persons Interested therein. to
appear before this court ON the G5n day
OF the next term, snd DO v hat Is necessary
10 protect their Interests.
Provided that such notice may consist
or a copy Of this order published as afore-
said.
a copy from the record.
Test
SMITH CRANE,
, I@'' Clerk.
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3. & O. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad
for the stations named below, which took
effect May Is. 1888
EASTWARD BOUND.
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srAroNs. No. II No. t5 No. - ~. -
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sDaily except SUNDAY. tDaily. tDon't
stop here, Besides the abOve>named
trains there is y Why Train with n pass
enger car attached, that goes both cast
and west daily, except Sunday.
THIS PAPER may bc found on nle NJ Goo.
HS - N4AN =. Kowcll n Co.'s Newspaper
ADVERTISING Bureaut 30 Spruce st D. whore advertising
eontrocts may bs made for 10 ia NEW YORK..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-03
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
will be . meeting Of the subscribers Of stock Of
the HALEY Hotel Company. It : O'CLOCK p. n. Of
WEDNESDAY, April 1. 1883. 1t the OF 90 OF the
Land Improvement Company. HALEY. ldaho. for
the purpose Of slectng seven Trustees Tor the
said HALEY Hotel Company for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction Of such other business %
may properly como before such meeting.
A. J. MCGOWAN.
Secretary HALEY Hotel Company.
HALEY. March Is. 1883. ml5td
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-03
NEWS FROM WESTERN ALTURAS.
The Mines Yielding Well, and = Pros.
porous Season Expected.

An old resident of Rocky Bar, Just
arrived, states that the Ada Gilmore
mine is working u men and the
Vishnu IL. Both mines have rich
bodies of quartz, and the stamp mills
are kept busy. Ten thousand dollars
worth of gold bullion was recently
shipped from run on Vishnu quartz,
and a later cleanup was made of
nearly an equal amount. John Win
kleback took the bullion out to Boise
City, and is well pleased with the pro-
duct of the mine. General John Is.
Winters, Superintendent and part
owner, is also we'll satisfied. The
other mines are being worked on a
small scale.
Bonaparte is producing bullion.
Red Warrior is quiet, and Atlanta is
expecting an unusually prosperous
season, as the mines are being steadily
developed and rich ore bodies blocked
out for stopping.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-03
WashOuts ON the D. s. l..

The recent heavy rains have caused
three heavy washouts on the o. S. l..
X. r. from Granger to Shoshone, and
in consequence all Wood River freights
are shipped via Ogden, on the Utah
& Northern, and transferred to the O..
S. L. ut McCammon station and then
re-handlcd twice more at the washouts
to Shoshone. This cause some DELAY,
and may induce the company to con-
struct deeper and better built culverts
along the line of the road.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-03
NOTICE..

TINE SPECIAL INTEREST HERETOFORE
+. Z. CLOHECY co. has been this day pur-
chased by the undersigned, Mr.. Green retiring.
TIE. CLOHECY,
VIII. GREENHOw.
Philadelphia. Pa. February 20, 1883. nle
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-03
A CORRECTION.

In our account Of the attempted
lot-jumping, in this city yesterday, We
stated that Aliene Case, who, on be-
half of the l. & 0. Company, claimed
the lot which was sought to be jumped,
had drawn a revolver. This was an
error. Mr.. Case did not draw any
weapon, and had none with him at
the time.
This correction is made at tho re-
quest of personal friends of Mr..
Case.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-03

AN ACT to Amend an Act, Entitled
san Act to Provide Uniform Sys-
tenn Of Territorial and County Rev
enue and for the Assessing and Col
Letting the Same"
Be it enacted by the Legislative AS
sembly of the Territory of Idaho, as
follows:
Section l. Section SO of an Act,
entitled Gan Act to Provide Uni
form System of Territorial and Coun-
ty Revenue, and for the Assessing and
Collecting the Same" approved Jan
uary Is. 1875, is hereby amended to
read as follows:
Sec. SO. a license shall be granted
to any person or firm, on the payment
of fifty dollars per quarter, for each
game SO kept of any of the following
games, to wit: Faro, monte, f. O., or
roulette, shuttle board, keno, percent
age stud-poker; provided, that no per-
son shall have license for three card
monte, or French monte, or the game
called the thimble game, and those
games are hereby made unlawful; and
provided further, that any person deal
ing or playing at, or interested in any
many in said games, or either of these
hereby declared unlawful games, shall
be gull y CT q misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof before any
court of competent jurisdiction shall
be fined in any sum not less than one
hundred dollars, or by imprisonment
in the county jail of the county where
convicted for not over six months, or
by both such fine and imprisonment.
Sec. :. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
Approved February s, 1888.
CERTIFICATE.
l, Theo. F. Singiser, Secretary of
Idaho Territory, hereby certify the
foregoing to be true copy Of an Act
to amend an Act, entitled Gan Act
to Provide Uniform System of Ter
ritorial and County Revenue, and for
the Assessing and Collecting the
Same" passed by the Twelfth Legis-
lative Assembly Of Idaho Territory.
In testimony whereof
have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the
u. 8. Territory to be affixed. Done
at Boise City this 10th day
of March, A. D. 1883.
+. +. SINGIsEk, Secretary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-03

The Daily Wood River News
Miner made its appearance in this
city this morning. 1t is five-column
paper, makes good showing of ad-
vertisements and reading-matter, and
promises an enlargement soon. The
paper will doubtless grow with the
town.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-03
Terms Of Subscription:
The Weekly Times

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Dissolution Of Copartlerslip.
ness heretofore existing between tho undersigned
at shoshone, Alturss county. Idaho Territory, 10
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Charles T.
Miller Withdrawing from the hrm.
CHARLES e. MILLER,
". H. GUSIER.
Bhoshone, Idaho. March I. 1883. m27w3dw