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Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05
Senate adjourned st 4:05.

HoUsE.-No chaplain having been elected the House was opened second day without Converse, of Ohio, asked unanimous consent to refer the question of the prfnaS .tgefe right of MT. Manning to the seat fer the Second Mississippi district to the Committee on Elec- tions with instructions to report immediately without prejudice to the final rights to said seat.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05
What Shall the Harvest l

WAsHNeToN, Dec. 1.-Two hundred and twenty-seven bills were presented in the Senate today.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05
Lis. of Unclaimed Letters

List of Unclaimed Letters Remaining in the New Haven postofhce, New Haven county, State of Connecticut advertised WsdneS- day, Dec. 5.
 LADIES' LIST. A-Bertha Adams. B-Mrs Albert Bedford, Lizzie Bescher. C-Mary Canary tsl, M4ss Mamie Condon- H-Miss Ranley. h-Kate KsneaIy. M-Mary Mead P-Ance Purcell S-Myra epaulding. W-MaTia Wal, Mrs Wheeler.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05
SICK HEADACHE
CTJRED.

The real and first cause of these headaches to found in . poor and impoverished condition of the nerve fluid, and while in this condition there are many local exciting causes for these headaches such as fatigue ovsrwork, bright light, hot sun. ing without the usual meal, stmulantg and various other things may bring on attack, but all because the nervous system is run down: now the cure,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05

A SITUATION by young man 21 years of age to A learn some wholesale business has kept books fous years for manufacturing firm; has best of references and give security if necessary Address
 de4 6t+ G. & T.: thia nfaca
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05
WANTED-

" kAN AI1Ve A dren and do light housework AppIv th Wednesday, afternoon at 331 CEDAR sTKEET, de6 1t opposite the hospital.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05
wANTED

WANTED. A SITUATION by young Swedish girl to do gan A eral houseWork in private family. Call ct de5 It. 8S SPRTJ0E GTREET
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05
Hinman's Real Estate and Loan

I IAbU&hJO G81AO AUEBH Agency, 63 Churs h Street, opposite PostOf1ce. Money to loan at per cent. on city roperty
 country. Choice residences and lots for sale
 in all parts of the city County and rural property
 Elegant residence in Branferd with 20 acres, very cheap will for city property. Sea shore and summer resorts. Savin Rock property including the Roe k, which is the finest location on the Sound for 0 HOtels
 oc16 I.. R. HINNAWs
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05
WANTED,

A COMPETENT GIRL to cook, wash and iron ref "A erences required. Apply st
 de5 It. "A WOOSTER STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05
WANTED.

A SITUATION bya competent girl as nrst-olass A cook and laundress in private family; good reference. Inquire At
 de5 Ita 9s7 ERANKTTN aTREpT
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05

WANIEDe
 A SITUATION Rs cook in private family or to dc "A general homework; good city reference, Iu- quire at the new house corner of Oak and Asylum streets; call for two days. de5 1t"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05
6Mxts.
wANTER

A SITUATION by . man of experience who can do EA housework in general can make himself use full in store, stable farm; city reference Address
 deS 2ts " R. M. fhfa of
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-05

FOR RENT. &e$& HOUSE with Il rooms from November 1st, ESSia all modern conveniences, at 206 East Chapel AsLI5 street. Apply to B. MANVILLE, n
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

REFERRING 10 railroad projects in
MonongAlia County, the Wheeling
Register Of Wednesday concludes an
editorial article AZ follows:
The PLAN, ungsrnish, d srateme > t
that abroad IL being built IN Mon
ongsha County ia, however, literally
true. The TACT is that Monon gala
has got her "injun" up. and they are
not only actually constructing rail-
road, but are fast maturing the plans
Tor tw1.
The one that is now building is
known as the Iron Valley road, and
10 projected from Morgsniown TO
lrondsle, a point on the B. & o.
road IN Preston County at what
is better known as Hsrdmsns Fur
nacs.
1t is not new project. 1t wac
sgitsted and to come extent planned
by New Yorker who owned ortep-
resented some owners OF certain in
terests in the furnace property, and
the idea wac to furnish Transports
ton Tor the products Of that furnace
to the head Of navigation on the
| Monougahela River At Morgantown
The scheme he's subsequently been
taken up by a home company which
hse secured subscriptions TO the
amount Of about 100000, and are
probably also backed by some East.
ern capitalists. aud with these re-
sources have put a force OF iaborers
on the route who are nov eradiop
the track. The company is com poe.
ed OF Hons. W. Q. McGREw, J. M.
HAGAEs @. O. STURGrss. A. w
LoRENTz, S. G. CHADWICK. and 9th
er eDterpTislng citizens OF that conn.
| ", and # they meet with no insp
perahle obstacles may be counted on
to push the enterprise TO a success(ut
termination.
The road Is located through sec
ton Of country that ia very rich in
minerel resources, and in fact. h.
ieved 10 be the richest in tue Stats
II will be a profitable road even
# IT should 90 no further than the
point now aimed at, but II will nat
SOP there. A subscription wss
made at Grafton, a short time sgo
70 continue Il on 10 that place " here
IT vii connect With The Grafton aud
Gveeobrier road now building. and
thus form tie IoDg wisbed Tor road
from the PsuDsylVsnia line tbropgn
TIE interior Of the Sta 2 conu4ct,og
with the ChessPeaks and Ohio At
6Dme point ia Greeu6rlsr count,
The wnoie 5 ate vii therefore look
Ou Win Iuterest ~ fbs mauly sttp.-
g.e wulcn Mouoogalis is nov maxi,
10 take Dsrssii snI sister copoti..
out u The WOODS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
r osT RECORD NOTICE.

State of.West Virginia, So:
AT n Circuit Court held In and for the
County OF Preston. on the Ilth day OF
December, 1882. John Il. Peerce,
VS..
John w. Athey, Edward VI Mcdonald.
Joseph V, Williams and the Sheriff of
Mineral County.
On petition under chapter l75 of the
Acts OF 1871. entitled, An Act to supply
tue lost records Of Preston Countv'
George IL, McGrew, "a Commissioner
appo nted under said Act, having here-
toiore made his final report herein, on
motion OF the petitioner by his counsel
II ordered that sid report be filed as
oil inns DAY, and that nCice he pObliS he'd
In each newspaper printed in TINS comfy
once week for twelve successive weeks
OF the ming OF said report, aud requiring
all persons Interested therein to appear
before this court on the 9th day OF next
term, aud do what Is necessary to pro-
tect their Interests,
Provided, that such notice may con
ist OF copy OF this ORDER published as
aforesaid.
a copy from the record.
Test SMITH CRANE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

NOTWITHSTANDING the tact that
toe work Of grazing Oh the Iron Va
ley railroad has actually Oseu begun,
aud while the dirt Is Ryiug IKE iun
right under bis nose. the doubling
THOMAS OF the MorRsntown Post re-
fuses TO believe. aud pronounces the
whole thing an idle Pumor, aud de-
mands our authority Tor the encour-
aging statement we mad e concerning
the enterprise a week or two ago.
Seeing that our esteemed con,em-
Porary has hitherto been a most
stsunch and Efficient supporter end
advocate Of Iocs railroad projects,
We are the more surprised 1T its
present attitude.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

BEFORE G,uer&I MCCLELLAN left
Fortress Monroe, where ne had been
spending some time. last week, the
vrteraus OF the Hampton Home pre-
sentel HIN with large banner OF
royal purple ea'ip, edged with goAl
fringe. L. bore on one side the ma
honal arms and the inscription, the
National Hume for Dsab'ed Voiun-
teer Soldiers, March 3, 1865 The
Nation to her Defenders" The re-
verse bore tEese words, Presented
TO General GEORGE B. Mcclellan
Local Manager, 10y Veterans OF
Southern Branch" The inscriptions
were wrought IN siik and gold thread
embroidery, the work oil the inmAtee,
of the Homr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

lNaERsoLL saye pug bats and
slsnders are needed IN the South
before sic will make much h.acway.
as no FeopIe who wear slouch hate
and let their trousers hang slovenly
on their hips. csueVer become clvi-
ized.'
"Fbars it, replies he Boston Post.
with the danger OF breaking bis
SD s?endefs and having hls 81. hat
smashed staring him in the lace, u
man Will o. slow ABOUT going into a
fight"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
T osr RECORD NOTICE.

Slate of Wet Virg MIA, sc
AZ Circuit Cuurt held in and for the
County oi Pr-s;"D. on the llth day of
ID cember. 1882 J Hhu Il. Peeice
W..
Pulp Fletcher. ] -srph Y. Willisus. Isaac
Pats..ns, Edward N. Mcdonald. eun ;hr
Sn'iih - Mineral County
On petition unGtr chapter 17j Z III
Acts 4 s7i,eut,tlrd An Act Z" supply
thr lost rrcpr's - Pfestou G unity.
Oeorge III, McGre~,s Commls-Ianer ap-
pointed u, der ssIt Act, having heretofore
made his HAL report berriu, on motion OF
the petitioner, b, bi- counsel. n l. order-
Ell Ihai Raid report be- filed ~ OF tUis da,
aud that notice be- published In sBcb
newspaper printed in tins county, once y
week Tor twelve successive week.. Of the
hling of said r. port, ard requiring all per
sODs interested therein, 10 appear before
this court on the 9th day Of the next term
and d. what is necessary TO protect their
interests.
Provided that 3uch notice may consist
of copy of this order published ~ afsie-
suld.
copy from the record
Ttst:-- SMITH CRAZE,
CiOfk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

MRS. DAVIS. Of North Adams,
Mass, forbade JOHN DOYLE, a saloon
keeper, to sell her drunken husbsnd
i'quer. AS long as he has mopev
to buy" said DOYLE. "he can get
drunk over my bar A few days
after DAVIS got drunk on DoYLE's
rum, aud while in that condition
had both legs taken off by loco
motive. Mas. DAVIS sued DOYLE
and obtained verdict of 1880.
which has been confirmed By the
Supreme Court.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

GENERAL SHERMAN will )eaye
Washing on about June 20, on his
farewell tour as General ofthe Army.
Accompanied by Chief Justice
WAITE and Justice GRAY General
TIDBALT and Colonel PAooN he will
90 by railroad to st Paul, MINI,
and thence to Fort Ellie, Montana.
Toere be will be provided with a
military escort. and will start on an
overland journey among the military
posts of the far Northwest. Then
be will go down the coast to San
Francisco, aud return Est by the
Atlantic and Pacific route.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

POSTMASTER GENERAL HOWE died
sudfeniy NJ th- home of his nephew.
Co JAMES Il HOWE, a. Ksoosha,
Wisconsin. last Sunday afternoon. OF
pneumoHla, after brief iIInes4. from
which 40 serious results we're sppre-
hendei until Saturday night. Al
though seventy -seven years of age.
Mr.. HOWE was I the euj ment Of
unusually good health up TO within
a few days OF his death.
Referring to him editorially, The
New York Tribune says;
Mr.. HOWE had been long in pub
tic lie; he had many persona trends
aud no enemies Those who q ffsred
most widely from his political view,
couIt not help feeling of Kindly
regard ion the smisb,e old Third
Term rr who bad been .repudisttd Az
United States s mai or by bis State
and thought Incompetent for Ebe
Postmsster-G sneralship by nearly
he whole country.
He profoundly believed Genera
GRANT the greatest Statesman OF the
century. After GRANT, he suspect
Ell that, with the single exception Of
Mr.. CoNKLfNa whom be also wor-
shipped from afAr, nobody else de-
served TO be ranked much higher in
p IRE slateemsuship than himse lGand
he pitied Wisconsin !or bindly re-
Jsciing his seryIcee. He regarde 4
doubts as TO the wisdom Of tie Ma
chine ~ the worst form OF heresv
aud oppos Itiou to he Machine lead
ere ss httleshort OF downright bias
phemy. 10 all bic be was so Renu-
inely Garrow-min ded, 90 am useinpI,
red bot IN bis prjudIoes, so trans
psrently sincere aud Ingenious. that
even those woo we're mos opposed
TO ms course, ADD had The least re-
spect for HE opinions could not he =
liking the man. He bss lett no
sp -cn or Jtner record OF hi. intel
iectuIl work a. Washington that
rises above mydiocutw aud 1t win
always be rvckoned Que Of The mos
amazing M cidentA Of the GRANT
regime tina, timothy O HOWE had
sn opportunity TO decline The Cn-f
JustlcesuIp ol t6e Umted Stst.,.
just ~ % VIII always be though,
suapgs tat e. ac.ideutsi President
strving ~ gather Cabinet thai
would streugtheu hs Adminisrr..
ton ssd hep 70 lead me country
pitched upon ems man for Py-tm..
tsf-Gyusr4i
Hy wac correct sad wi,Dipy ~
prlyate luvj--a man Of sttoug a.
t.cbmeu's aDd 1Igh perroD.i 6dsoty.
More ruaD thIsB-in lime Of grea,
oHa' corruption has, hsoos were
g ~sB.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

IT is announced that Mount Etns
is now in eruption. No very serious
outburst has occurred 40 far; but, &C.
oofding to recent cable news, the
activity Of the volcano is incr easing
and It is said that several villages in
the neighbo.hood Of the mountain
are in danger. After the extraordi-
nary series Of storms. foods, earth
quakes, aud other disastrous events
which have marked the last three
months, a great volcanic eruption
would appear TO be quite in the fash
ion Of the year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

III true rs reported that the dead
ing cltizene" oil Uniontown met ~
day or Two ago on leprniug that
DUKES was in town, and decided 10
give hin twenty aour hoursto leave
the neisbbOrho9d under pain Of
being mobbed, we must be
permitted to say that those
leading citizens" ara show
ing very poor appreciation oil
that law and order Of which the,
cIum TO be the speclai champions.
DUKES was tried and acouitted;4nd
he should therefore be as free TO
come ard 60 as any other citlz-n Of
Fdyette county. Tue encouragement
OF turbulent mob spirit at Uuion-
town 10 doing more to destroy the
justice Of courts than the acqnittsl
OF hundred pUKEsEs, however
guilty.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

REFERRING to the assassination
trial at Belfast, Ireland, which was
begun on Monday last and ended on
Tuesday in the apparently foreor-
dsined conviction OF all the accused
numbering six persons, the Wash
iDgt1n Post says:
Whatever may have been the evil
dsnce and however strong the pre-
sumption OF guilt, it would have been
much better in many respects if
more time had been occupied in the
trial. In this country, or in any
part Of the United Kingdom out
side Of Ireland. a drum head court =
martial would not be more horribly
expeditions in it's work than Judge
LAWSON, = court at Dublin has been.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

skin gloves. Of exquisite workman
snip, made by measurement Tor the
hand OF ABRAHAM LINcoLN but
winch were not received 10 the cn y
until after his death, lie beside the
little mo lei OF mech4uI.m for lift.
ing vessels over shoals invented By
him aud patented IN l849. NJ.
LINCOLN must have bad this invent
ion IN mind when he lid during the
war; The U. S. Navy can 20 any
where that the ground ia little
damp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

TIE New York Sun urges upon
the Democrats the duty and propri-
ETY. Of abolishinZ the internal reve-
nue. systea at the next session Of
Congress. and adds that nothing
should be left OF the internal revenue
taxes except the tax on spici's. The
internal revenue system is product
OF the civil wsr, and it should be OBJ
liberated The only part Of it that
should bs tolerated ia the whiske y
tax, and this should be made to yield
q sufficient sun TO pay the arrears OF
pensions that have TO be provided
for. All other internal revenue tax
alton should be extinguipbed. The
rsysnuss necessary for the support
Of The Government snd the payment
oil the public deLt should be derived
exclusively from duties upon mporis
And this being once more establish
ed as our invsriabls role, IL will
make very little difference sfsr-
ward whether the new rates Of The
tariff shall be fixed by free traders
or pEJtecti onists. When the aver
age Of duties on imports must be
from forty to iorty-6vs per CEN. the
strictest revenos tariff viii be quite
satisfactory even to tie hsrdegt sbeI .
cd protectIonist.
Ga this basis, the Democracy viii
not need 20 strIke It's victorious "a.
but Gao 80 forward oobqusiIng and
70 conTJsr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
7 OSr RECORD NOTICE.

n State of w II Virginia. SIS:
AT Circuit &. urt h'ld In and for The
County OF Pr stun. on The llth day OF
DECEMBER, 1882, John L. Perrce,
W.
L)ayid FTeelaud, and the ShcIifTs Of Min
cral anO Preston Counties
On petition under cnapter 175 Of the
Acts q 1871, entitled An Act TO supply
tie Iost records az Preston County.
a gorge IL NcGrew, Commissioner 3D.
pointed under said Act, having heretofore
mat his final report beroiu, on motion
of tine petitioner bybis cuuuseI.l II ia ordered
hat said report be filed as OF this day,hnd
tina notice be- published in each news.
paper printed IN THE county, once "A week
tor twelve successive weeks. 0f The ii ing
81 sal report, and requiring all person,
lntrre sted herein, to app.ar before thie
court on the h day OF The txt term. sna
do what is necessary 10 protect their Ia .
terestJ.
Pos ided. that such notice may consist
OF co,py of this order pub!ish,d es ature-
sand.
A cpIy from the record.
Test;-- SMITH CRANE,
No NJ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

A STATEMENT has teen prepared
ny the commissioner Of internal rev =
enue. which shows that the receipts
OF the Office during the last fiscal
year were $l46 100000 The re-
ceipts from July l, 1882. to March
81. 1883, exceed the receipts for the
corresponding period of last year by
So. 100000. 1t is estimated that the
receipts for the cnrrent fiscal year, if
there had been no reduction in tax
ation, would amount to $l48 625.-
600; deducted on accout of changes
10 the revenue laws, S.. 100000; total
estimated receipts for the current
fiscal year, $l49.625 600.
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OUTSIDE Of Maine it is probabi e
that no prohibitorY amendmsnts will
pass the State Legislatures this year.
The general drift Of legislation on
the temperance question appears 10
be towards high license laws. Such
restrictions on the liquor traffic find
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

The New York Tribune thinks
that it is good time for Republican
voters to consider serious the
cause OF their past defeats; that 1.-THE
results Of the latest elections indicate
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are now ashamed ofit. Tue couutry
exists and prospers and has discover.
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a coach needs a fifth wheel"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
EX-SENATOR DAVID DAvrs's man

EX-SENATOR DAVID DAvts's man
sion 10 the suburbs OF 3 bennington
ILL.,, is being wholly reiurnished and
rspaintsd. in anticipation Of the
homecoming of the happy couple,
who are expected there about June
l, and who will be rendered grand
reception By the ciuzsus of Bloom
jugton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
EVANSVILLE WooLES FAcroRY, }

EVANSVILLE WooLRS FAcr0RY.
EyANsvILLR, w. Va March 81.
Take nUilC, ksiDsrs emo the Public.
that ~ have purchased and placed in our
isc'ory Uew and improved machinery.
tL,fciuIc ~e are able "a compete Win
sry tzc,urY M The States In making
wooden guuos. We give tie
Highest Market Price 70. Wool.
sud sell goo DIS very low. We do manu-
featuring az very los rates 49,,
Farmer give uH q call.
1mi3tf J. BOwMAS& SON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

The New York Sun defines the tern
"Butlerism" ss "tbe couglomerate
science Of being smart and honest at
the same time. OF knowing shsms, Of
hating shsms. of going for shame,
both theoretically aud practically,
and Of not caring tinker's dam who
gets hurt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-31

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