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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
BRANDONVILLE.
PAssIM Scribe.

+. G. Hyde has opened jewclry rstab
ishment. We wish him succes.
Arthur Frey, is home from school on
the sick i5t.
a. d. Hogans and grandson return, q
home fiom Thornton where they have
been visitirg Mr.. j. e. Hagans and fam
lily FIR some time past.
Miss Mollie Forman, IF Wiley, Is visit.
ING her sister, Mrs. Dr. J. s. Morrow.
Will Mckee, who has nAd typhoid fey,r,i
convalesceng and will soon be out sgaiu.
A. NJ. Ross aud family, who have been
visiting here have returned to their home
at CoLaueu2J, Pa.
JuSr y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
PRESENT POWER.
CO-IIoREsOVv 4 E0NG WAY OF
WHEN EsALFss WACVI3D TO-DAY

EO-IIoRgsOVV 4 g.0NG WAY or
WBEN EsALF is WACVED TO-DAY.
Comfort is never in hurry. Pain and
distress are in hoL haste. Ii Is to tho
"friend in need"-the friopd who does
something now-that the old adage pave
the compliment of being "a friends
indeed, That they do not keep the sui :
error i'm supense is The SALIENT excellence
OF BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS
PLASTEBS. The plasters Of other days
whether porous or otherwise-said--
"N art until tomorrow We can prom b.
$50 nothing on the spur OF the moment
But pain unreiieYed, ike hope deferred,
maketh the heart sick. Beusou's plasterss
act on APPLICATION They permeato, sootl4s
warm and heal, containing, as they dc,
chemical and medicinal agents OF the
highest efficiency. Their motto is now
and tho genuine have the word CAP
GIN cut in the middle Of each p lasto
Price % cents. Seabury Johnon
Chemists, New York.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

ALL the Democratic Readjusters
In many OF the counties of Virginia
have forsaken Boss MALONE, and are
now in full accord " it'll the Democrat
ic party. 1t is evident that Ma
HONE is loseing pOwsr every day land
the outlook of his party becomes
more gloomy with the setting of
every sun.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

DIFFERENT sections of Pennsylva-
MIA sre agitated over labor troubles
just at this time. AT Hszelton, last
Friday, fearful riot occurred in
which Picke, clubs, aud pistols were
used ndiscrimlnatelv.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
Evansville Budget.

The tanners Of ihis section arc buailv
engaged iu preparing Tor sowing wheat.
Every body vent 90 the sbos on the 7.b.
and saw Jumbo.
The Young folks Of lbls place and vi.
entity iepair,d a. inc hall and cfioved
Themselves bg engaging in a good civil
dance, on lsst rhursday right.
Mr w. II. Hamilton wits y. N. Rdg.
eay q4,o often Of late. some show r.,
a wedding.
George Hardcns dfiyea a a,co spsa Of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

When the returns OF the Guberna-
torial election in Ohio are counted
and HoADLEY is declared elected by
10000 majority the Republicans will
lament the day when they introduc.
edprohibition into the State canvass
as political measure,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

The prohibition question, some
think, we'll enter largly into the
next canvass in this State. We are
unable TO understand why this
thought enters the mind of any per-
son. The Democrats are unfavor-
able to any attempt to wrap the
Temperance question with political
cloak. and the Republicans are too
fond OF the ardent to wage a war
against the traffic. The Prohibition
ests may put ticket in the field
though, and make things warm for
the other two parties by securing
the services of political feminine
cranks TO conduct the campaign.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

5. S. Cox, of New York, will be a
candidate Tor Speaker of the next
House Of Representatives. 1t is
thought that he will receive the SOL
id vote of the New York mem bers,
but beyond that. his vote will be
meagre indeed. Mr.. Cox ia a
shIewd man and would make a good
Speaker, but he can't occupy that
position in the next Houee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

Mrs. HAYEs's husband, z. 3
HAYES, who for -four years occupied
the Presidential chair that belop ged
TO SAMUEL J. TILDEH and then sank
into oblivion, bas actually poked bic
besd Cut Of his retirement for the
purpote Of gbisperiag oonfIentially
into d friend 8 ear that be is longing
to re-enter public life and would ac-
cept The United States Sonat orsbip.
This. procedure o. Mrs. HAYES s. hus-
band must DO extremely amusing to
the other candidates, and they are
doubtless having many q quiet laugh
over the idea that any body could
find any possible use for the fraud in
public life. They certainly have no
fear Of him IS q competitor for the
prize, although some Of bic enthus.-
asuc friends are reported 10 have
bought newspaper ia bic own inter
est. It will, however, 30 them and
many other people good to see MRa
HAYES husband spsnd some OF the
salary be had no right TO draw in
btb mptiOg to crafty a hopeless and
lsughabls ambition. - HARRISBURG
Iut7i0t
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

general good time will be had, course we'll
be thar again.
What @purty cbuue' Pocahontas had at
the FIRST of her (eh y letter last week.
Peace TO Penseroso's ashes.
TAG & PLUG.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

Jos. E. MCDONALD says that the
candidates in the next Republican
convention will be ARTHUT, BLAINE,
and LOGAN. He thinks BLAINE will
receive the nomination.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

MATTERS between Frace and Chi
ma begin TO present a serious aspect.
The trouble may yet end in war.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
PARKER,S TONIC.

Cues Complaints of Women and dis
eases % the Stomach. Bowels, Lungs.
Liver aud Kidneys, and Is entirely diff
other TOuiCs. rs &c never intoxic4les. SOC
and 81 sizes. Large Savings buying 81
size. HiscOx K Co, New York.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

JUDGE BoADLEY will resume the
stump in Ohio next Monday. He is
said to be in excellent health now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22

The Republicans of Iowa are at
tempting TO mingle cIurch and State
affairs In the political canvass.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-22
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National Republican., 1883-02-03
DEPARTMENT DoTs.

Secretary Folger yesterday received conscience
contribution Of 500 in all envelope postmarked
Philadelphia.
The comptroller of the currency has authorized
the First National bank of Central City, Nob, to
commence business with capital of Sj0,O00.
Orders have been issued 10 Cen Pope, COM
manding the department. OF the Missouri, to take
followers rom invading the Indian territory
The attorney general has appointed G. E. p.
Howard assistant United States attorney for the
southern district Of New York, vice i. B. Hall,
resigned,
The receipts from inte rnal revenue yesterday
We're S37l Gl0, nnd from customs SSl79OD. The
national bank notes re celved for redemption
amounted to Sl5S,OOO
The department of State will be prepared on
Monday. the twelfth instant, to commenoe the
distribution OF the seve nth annual instalment Of
the Mexican indemnity.
Secretary Teller has rea firmed previous de.
oislon, 60 the eheGt that Il contestant to timber
culture entry must file his application at the date
of contest TO obtain status as Il contestant,
Wright & McDermott, OF Baltimore, have been
awarded the contract for erecting six cattle sheds
at the Baltimore quarantine station for S3,l0O
and in addition twenty cents per lineal foot for
the fence.
The session Of the cabinet yesterday was de-
voted TO considering the Mexican treaty. All the
members We're present, including Secretary Free
linghuysen, who has recovered from his recent
indispositlon.
The secretary Of the interior has reaHirmed
Bundy's decision which holds that a party who
contests timber culture entries must file his own
application at the time Of Contesling In order to
give him the proper status.
The secretary of the interior refuses by q recent
decision 10 inturpose and allow the cancellation
OF patent for purposes of correction upon Il re-
survey made several years after the issue of the
patent upon application OF the assignee Of the
party who purchased the tract, and when the
original title had never been brought In question
by the parties to the adjacent claims.
Tho G,l1p,vin0 cl choyyoe bo ,,a boor ,,,1o
In the war department: AdiutAnt generals OlIlce-
Ross Matthews class l, resigned; lewis NJ. MuOers
appointed 10 Class !; James 4, ShuckClfIrd, ap-
pointed 10 class $1,000, Qualtcrmastur general s.
Ohce-NUthnuiel Davidson, promoted from 81 o 0
TO class / Charles l., Barton appointed 10 81 ,OOJ
Englne1rs otiice-John j, Schmidt clerk, 81 100
resigned.
Treasurer Gilhllan yesterday received q con-
science contribution OF $40 In an envelope, post
marked Washington, d. c., which also contained
the following note Estimated amount OF Gus
toms due on articles brought home from Europe
IL eoull have made head or uil ot tho tariff /
would have paid the duty honestly nc unCe, and
not have suffered myself to be oyerruled by the
other members of the party and beguiled into
paying the custom house inspector instead OF the
United States"
National Republican., 1883-02-03
THE HANDS CALLED.
Monday to Test the Real object OF the
DemnrrntIo TncfIcs.


Democratic Tactics.
"Noxt Monday the democrats will be given
an opportunity to put themselves on record in
this matter of obstruction and prevention of
tariff legislation" said q prominent member
of the house, coming down from the capitol
last night.
Why particularly ON Mondny2" was asked.
"Well, because on Monday Mr.. Cannon will
move suspension of the rules for the pur-
pose of passing the legislative bill"
"And you think the democrats will oppose
it?"
"They say they will. They want to dis
cuss the bill week or ten days, after letting
the sundry civil bill will como on, and that
has to go halting item by item; then tho
general deficiency bill the very worst of all
to make headway on"
"You talk as though the tariff bill had seen
its best days already
Precisely Tho democrats can balk it If
they want to tako the responsibility, and
Monday will be good time for them TO say so
distinctly"
" Have they ever allowed the rules to be sus.
pended for the purpose of passing this bill ~
Yes; during the first session of the forty
sixth congress, in June, 1879, and the vote
was more than three TO one in favor of sus-
pension. Tho only prominent democrats who
voted against IL were Proctor Knott and Sam
Cox. The bill is the regular old payroll and
there is no earthly need of spending week
over IL. rs contents are all known and it is
perfectly understood that IL does nothing but
provide for paying of the various branches of
tho government
National Republican., 1883-02-03
ASSESSED AND ACTUAL VALUES.
Postage on second-cIass Matter.

The senate committee on postoflices and
postroads decided yesterday to postpone until
next session the further consideration of the
bill "to regulate rates Of postage on second
class mail matter at letter carrier Offices"
The bill proposed to fix tho rate of postage on
second-class publications deposited in letter
carrier offices for delivery by the carriers of
the Office, uniformly at two cents pound
The committee believing the question of
should receive the fullest attention and in
vestigation by committee properly invested
with jurisdiction of the subject have been
dissatisfied with the action of the appropria-
tion committee in forestalling them, by ap-
pending to the postofice appropriation bill
matters of legislation strictly and properly
within the jurisdiction of the postoflice com
mittee The action of the committee is due
to this feeling, rather than to any opposition
to the bill in question
National Republican., 1883-02-03
Gift 90 Susan IL. Anthony.

Some ladies of the District of Columbia who
very much admire Miss Susan b. Anthony
have bought for her birthday gift--a set OF
point lace-selected by committee consisting
of Jane II. Spofiord, Bessie Boone Cheshire,
and Eliza T. Ward, and purchased ut a cost OF
$40. Miss Anthony's sixty-third birthday
will be celebrated by u reception in Phladel-
phia, after which she will sail for Europe
Several valuable gifts have lately been re.
ceived by the first of American ladies to de-
mand that women be given their rights
Among the presents are an elegant black silk
dress from Cheney Bros, of Connecticut, and
a check for 800 from wealthy New Yorker
to add to her pleasure while abroad.
National Republican., 1883-02-03
Virginia military Lands OF ohio.

The secretary of the interior has decided,
in the application of jeremiah Hall as attor.
ney for Samuel Rugges and others, for pat
ents for certain lands in the Virginia military
lands of Ohio, that there is no authority OF
law for the issuance of patents as requested
The application, which is based upon entry
and survey made many years ago by virtue OF
military land warrant granted for services in
the war of the revolution does not come with
in the provisions of the act of May 81, 1850.
That act does not provide for the granting OF
patents on surveys made prior to its passage.
This decision involves a large amount of land
in central and southern Ohio
National Republican., 1883-02-03
sCALY SCALP TET,rER.

The scalp becomes tender, Itchy, and covered with
thin, hUC white scales, which form again Hs tact re-
moved. Ihls IS an exceedingly annoying affection OF
the scalp, The least movement ills tie shoulders
ana neck with shower OF white scales, and If al.
lowed to continue makes the hair thin, harsh, dTy,
indc, and turn nruniRturcly gray,
EXCESSIVE DANDHuFF--lb another great scalp IN
nOyAnCo, and shows an unhealthy action Of the skin.
Many persons complain OF their hair getting harsh,
dry, spill at The ends, and ON careful examination
you can hair Ol several different shades. This
an Indie tluu ui lowered vitality OF the hur iOllglos,
Dir VAN DNCk, UcrmNtOOgl4t 7tS Eleventh
street northwest hu5 devoted special attention to the
treatment OF the hair and scalp and has met with the
most gratifying success, The Doctor numbers among
his patrons many Ofthe leading families Ot Wnsnugt
ton, who speak IN the highest praise Of his skill The
Doctor treats the hulr on purely scientific principles,
You can consult linn with every COuildcuCG In his
anime your scalp carefully aud IL the hair iOulH3
are not destroyed he viii guHrpntcc 10 produce
hetthY growth ,f hair. If yours rs hopeless case
lu VIII tell Nuu
Or VAN DYCK hus produced u yigOrT,,-raUr r"
OIhnir "a cases Of bldnc ol iD6 d ~ nm
whore thu iulllCles Stlll cNstYiF NI"t
active condition Give the bRn ~.
don't care to put yourself ulH
VIII examine your hair HUd
treatment especially fur yOnr Ca
II yOur HAIR, eyebrows, lashts,
dry, thin. faded, or prCmuturely
any affection ot the hair or sea
DlCK ni once, Ills treUtmCn'
thick, heavy, VlguiOue luAur
Il for years TO COmg,
CAL az once. Onlge, 7OS i
Daily, a. ~, TO p. IN,
Sundays, o tO2
Ifunable TO call desert
stamp tOr answer.
National Republican., 1883-02-03
VNHE HAIR AND SCALP,

One of the important branches Of the practice of
Derm1OlogN IL the proper care, cultivation, prcscrNa.
ton. management, ana the scientific treatment Of
the hair and scalp.
a thick, heavy healthy, vigorous, mNuriant head
OF hair Is one OF the distinguishing marks Of beauty
ana ono of the most hguly-prllCd OF all personal
ndOrnmcnts To be rcgul-huirrd rs the pride of man
ana the glory OF woman. 1t W sure to attract Aten-
ton and to excite remark; while the loss Uf hair or
To cold irOu the least exposure. IL ia the duty ut
every lady ana gentleman to pay the NriClcst nten'
ton 10 the care aud treatment Oi the hair IN order to
preserve It's luNurnnCe rs late IN ltc rs possible No
One should be nald or gray under o.
ThinucsS, iAlng, partial lOsE OF hair and badness
u produced by many causes, SOmu Rtc Hereditary
Entire families loose their hair early in life; others
neuralgia, mental energy, grief, care, DC, Many
ore The result Of Scaly scalp tetter, excessive dNl
drum, artificial heat produced by Wuarng hlr or other
unventilatcd hHis ana caps. ti,u never see n man
bald below whore his hat touches, unless II Is bald
ness where the hair Is completely destrOyodJ The
different forms OF badness derive their numcS from
tho parts Affected, thus:
CRowS BALDSEss-This Is u bald spot on tie top
OF the scalp
FRoNTAL BALDSI.ss-Is n continuation of tho fore.
head above It's normal position. pNri and Temple
badness generally ntoCt ladies, The hMr gets thin
at The part and temples,
Spor BALpNEss--This Is peculiar form Of hair
disease In which there complete prustrutlOn Of tho
hHepruduClug power Tho llRir grows tln In spots
OH the scalp which continue In number, run together
until the enrc scalp Is completely dpUuded Of hUlr,
ana Frequently whom the hair begins 10 grow comes
In white. IN this affection very irrQucuuy tho Cye-
brQws ashcs Rnd the hair OF the entire body comes
out,
National Republican., 1883-02-03
Homestead Entries in Florida.

Hon, II. Bisboe, of Florida, having filed a
communication with the secretary Of the in,
terror asking relief in case of certain home.
stead entries allowed in Merrtts island
Florida suspended because at date of entry
the lands were claimed by John A. Mcintosh
under an alleged Spanish grant, the secretary
directs the relief to be given. The alleged
claim had been filed with the land Office for
six years previous to the homestead entries
but had been overlooked. Uuder this condi-
tion of affairs the secretary directed that the
invalidity of the entries be cured by tho ac-
tiOn Of the board of equitable adiudication
National Republican., 1883-02-03

with the new residence of DR.. w. V. Mar
mion on I street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets northwest.
CAPITOL HILL IMPROVEMENT.
Among the various improvements on Capt.
tol hill one of the best is the new residence
erected by w. c. Dodge, on b, between First
and Second streets northeast. 1t is 22 feet
front, three stories and basement, 80 feet
deep, with q two.story back building 17x3S
feet, and has a prcss-bricy front, with nodded
brick cOrnicc of very neat design, with
porch in front. The first story of the main
building is finished in butternut and cherry,
and all the rest of the building is finished i'm
cypress, with hard oil finish throughout, in
cluding even tho kitchen, which is un-
usually large, and has every convenience.
The dining room has u separate china closet,
with hot and cold water, and n
fireplace arrayed in one corner, giving very
pleasing effect to the room, which is large and
eScelently lighted. The house was erected
by the owner, under his own supervision, and
the plumbing, heating, and ventilating, on
which subject he claims TO be especially posted,
are of the very best construction, The hot
air tlues are all built in the interior walls, so
that no heat is lost by outward radiation, and
all but one of the flues open directly upward
from the hot air chamber of the furnace, thero
boing but single horizontal hot air pipe in
the building. The furnace is one of the Rut-
tan COmpany's, similar TO those being put into
two of the new school building, and fur
nishes abundant heat for the house, including
tho bathroom. Another popularity is tho
ventilating CRATES, which have double me-
tallic backs and sides, between which air
passes from an opening in the outer wall and
is then delivered into the room through q
register at the top of the CRATE. BY this
means u constant stream of fresh, warm air
is delivered into the room, and the heat that
ordinarily passes UP the chimney and is lost is
thus utilized
The building is provided with an abund
anco of closets bells, speaking-tubcs, &C.,
and all the living rooms are arranged ON one
floor, thus rendering it exceeding convenient
Altogether IL is n very fine improvement,
and, as we learn, was rented before it was
completed, thus showing that good buildings
are in demand there, as well as in other por-
tions of the city.
ASSESSED AND ACTUAL VALUES.
All of square s52 bounded by ID and and
Sixth and Seventh streets northeast, which
is assessed at $227G7, has been sold for less
than $4,000.
A house and lot in square $50, on tho south
side of Pennsylvania avenue between Ninth
and Tenth streets northwest, assessed at
$12,s00, has been sold for $1,000.
These facts show that in some sections of
the city property is assessed too high, and in
other and more favored sections IL is assessed
at too low rate. The only remedy is a new
general assessment, carefully made, in which
as nearly as possible all property may be taxed
equally according to its value.
National Republican., 1883-02-03
Tho Penslons RiII.

At their request Commissioner of Pensions
Dudley had a conference yesterday with the
subcommittee of the senate appropriations
committee relative to the pension bill. Mr..
Dudley had no material suggestion TO offer,
and the subcommittee will report the bill to
the full committee in virtually the same form
as IL came from the house.
National Republican., 1883-02-03
Nc,V XnrIr pnsfmnafrrs.

Tho senate postofco committee has decided
to make formal report upon the nomination
of Mr.. Stevens to be postmaster at Utica.
The other New York nomination before this
committee, upon which q contest has been
made, is for the postoilice at Lowville. Action
upon this case has been postponed until next
FRIDAY.
National Republican., 1883-02-03
llusinrss Gbuutrs.

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" reports mechaniCa) from lSl7 to 1871, iuv.uivr
cumprlBiug % volumes; also Pacific lluiruHd rrpurtB
and IAunn Expedition, ~ bookstore 1908 seventh
street nnithwest lerJl@
n LIBERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
Il on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collections mndp every.
where by j, H. SQUIER q 60. Bankers, lild Penn
Bylvhnia avenue. mu2Gu
National Republican., 1883-02-03
6nrLish Naths.

-NTEW TURKISH BATH lDR. BOVEFSl,
N lil7 H,rcet opposite rigs House. Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday aud Friday. Mol
open Sunday. open from q, M III 10 y, M, Satur,
day ~ y. IN. Baths, Sli tickets, shyG ,,,,.,.,.,
ape DIR II. J.. BONEE Electrician.
TVNIIE SHEDD BATHS. O03 ~ STREET NEAR
i Ninth, well known the oldest and hest In tho
city This bath is constructed with view To cOnVen'
phur, and MercurAl BATHS given with SKIN and eI'
perlence Munulniur OF ten years experience NJ this
establishments Single bath, 81; for S. H,sl0. Open
Sunday nom u, m 10 y. m. mr29'u
National Republican., 1883-02-03
TT = SEFUL FE ET
rroIuUtp

ITSEFU l. FEET
~ Promote Health ara Longevity
Hence the thousands from far Uuu llslrt al visit
Dk WHITES ,ABlISIlMENl,
lllu pounNlVNu, avenue, opposite willard liu'nl,
iOr relief rom, ard avoidance Of Curns, buWuuS dis
ensed nails Chllblaius, vascular eXcrgsC' 'uCts uIu
other complaints Of the feet. Established m ASH
ngton IN lSBl) Refers TO the most eminent physcuns
and surgeons. oHce fec q per visit for putting the
Get In order.