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The Best Saivs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fe-
yer Sores. letter. Ohappei Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qaired. Il is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price,
2s cents per box. For sale by A. b,
Stewart.
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Surrs ZOE Insurance. MoxKY.-Fred-
V. Snyder. OF Seattle, has brought suits
at San Francisco TO recover $500
froaa the Transatlantic Fire Insurance
Conpany, of Hamburg. aud $lo0o each
from the Metropolis Insurance Com
pany Of Paris. the Hamburg Fire In
surAncs Company and the Hartford Firs
Insurance Company, on policies issned
on q brewing bnilding burned in this
city in lSSS.
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c. L. s. C.--Ths interest in this
growing circle remains unabated. Prof.
Carme will take charge of the Greek
language and lecture this evening.
DIR. Sundbsrg will give lecture on the
Arysn emigration. tracing lbs coarse on
a map. Fifty questions viii es asked
ana answered, under the guidance OF
Rev. ID. j. Pierce. The round table
will be made an active part OF the pro-
gram Over thirty sets Of books have
BEEN ordered. All learners are invited
this evening, q, the pariors OF she First
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-21

So. 'ssTxn.--Geo. W. Ballene was
So = reappoiaisd Inspector Of
s~-s ssssals for she district of Puee,
Aosss y the unanimous vote Of a
Gr.sa. senGsting Of Chief Justic..
ed .oosseryising inspector Besnis
ssrs 60 Of Customs Bash. Thrre
u sss ss sppsisants. Mr.. Bullene held
VA - -. IRON 1871 10 1881. when h.
u mr. ssd ssasd by 4. ID. Hinekley, who,
ass been succeeded by BalIene'
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ARE YOU MADE miserable hy Indi-
gestsor, Consaipation. Dlxxlness. Ls:a
OF Appetite. feilow Skin : shiisa Z
vitalizsr 10 8 positive cure Sod by 4
b. 6sewarl
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A LKI LODGE. No. 33. A. o. U. W.,
n will hereafter meet every second and
fourth Thursday of each month. at Ma
sonic Hall. $3.50 I'm
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Renew and retain yoar youthful ap-
peAranoe By using Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Har Renswer. the best artiels
Of It's kind
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TIE FRONT STREET iMpRoyEMKNT.-
As there hss been considerable talk
about the cutting down Of Front street,
in order to lay the planking, reporter
called upon Mayor Leary a. veil a. the
property holders abutting on that street.
and from them learned the facts to be
Is follows; By reason of the lacaumu-
lation OF rabhish from the various
brick buildings erected in the vicinity,
and from earth wasked down FROM
Cherry street, Front street in front of
Yesier's Hall was found TO be eighteen
inches above grade. When the plank.
ing was firss ordered is was intended TO
place IL on top OF the street, but several
of the property holders objected, and in
order that ali might be satisfied the
NJ syor consented to allow the street TO
be cut down to grade at the abutting
property holders expense. This Was
agreeable, bat IL was afterward found
that she street could be left six inches
above grade without injnry to anyone.
and the work is being dane on that
basis. The gravel, which is being re-
moved. is being used 10 fill up q bad
place near the foot of Commercial
street, aud the slush and surface mud 10
being dumped into the foot of Coium-
bia street. 500 feet inside the outer edge
OF fesler's wharf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-21

No PRosEcuTos.-While the District
Court is IN session, and the Prosecuting
Attorney Is there employed, the inter-
ests of the Territory which come before
the Justices Courts, are compelled to
be neglected. For instance, few
nights ago ~ Cinnamon wers arrested
for violation of the Territorial statutes
In reference to Opium smoking. but there
has been no one 20 prosecute them ex-
cspt policeman Gardner, who makes
no pretention at being q lawyer, and
the chances are most of the defendants
will be dismissed for want Of prosecu-
tion. Then. again, nosioe vas given
out that violaters OF the Territorial
Sunday law would be punished. Some
ten or twelve arrests were made by tae
chief. and now 1t looks as though the
prosecutions would not be very vigorous
ON account Of there being NO one to
conduct the cases for the Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-21

plzis, pIsfEPSiA and Liver Com
ssss. soa hAss . printed GUARANTEES on
nsssr ss,sse ss.e VI Shiioh's vstallxsr. Il
ri a'z 70 onre. Sold by A. b. stew.
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.ss omeially reported earnings Of the
= 's hAilsay 4 Navigation Company
: sas 'so last years ending Jane so,h
ses - fellows:
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II q niss is as good as ,sile. hsv
good is q Mrsf
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UNION LIVERY STABLE

THE BEST SADDLE HORSE
/ finest carriages, hacks and buggiee,
to hire at any and all times, al most rea-
soma BILE rates
Horses boarded by the day, week or
month, and the best care guaranteed.
PHILLIPS & SEARS,
Proprietoss, Commercial street, opposite
The ArlingtoR. aus
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vsrs ktsss earnings Of the last year
sarri,s1 st greater than the gross
ks % the year before.
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PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL.
ATTOaNEYs-AT-LAW.
~--------~-~-~-~-~----~ s-~---~~-~~~~~-~--~~~-
g. Z. BOWMAN,
ATTORN RNEY.AT.LAw.
Once In room I. over Ballard q soxt
hardware store. Front -, SeAftle. w. 7,
mr3 g
Judge Of Probate. Notary Pubic and
u. 3. Commissioner.
NAIL = SMITH.
a TTORNEYS AND COUNSKILORs
"A at Law, Solicitors In Chancery and
Proctors In Admiralty. Seattle, w. T. Prne-
uce IN the, supreme. District and Justices
James street opp0site the Occidental Ho.
teL 1li-0
|Us J. HUMKs ATroRNKY-AT-LAw
Seattle Once In Boyd 4 Poncin's
. JAcoBs o. Z. yxxxnz
JACOBS & JENNER.
4 TTORNKYs AND COUNsKLORs
a ~ law. Once In Boyd & Poncin'a
building. Front slreet. up stzira.
j. r. & H. 81. LEWIS
4 TToRNEYS AT Law. OFFICE-
n Buffers building. room and s.
IsIss ssreeS Opposite Occidental Hotel.
LAW. COLLECTION. LAND BUSINESS.
.. 3. MuMFORp & co.
Attornsys-stLaw. Room 3 No. slai
MeAAucHT. FERRY. MeNAucHT 4
MITCHELL.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. sEATTLE
IA Washington Territory. Once In the
McNaught brick building Commercial It.
). B. METcAlFE,
A TT0RNEY-AT-LAw, ROOMS 7
"A and 6 Yesler-Leary block. corner
Commercial and Min streets, win prac-
tice In the Supreme Court OF the United
states and all the Courts Of Washington
Territory. jeSu
RICHARD OSBORN
AAttorney,st Law. room 4. Post Building.
Seattle. w. 7.
q. 9. sTRuvE. ,. Q. HAINEs. N. NC MIcKEN
STRUve, nAlnES & NC MlckEM,
AttOrneys-at-Law.
win practice In all the courts of Wash.
ington Territory. Rooms l5and l6 second
fiat fesier-Leary Building. Seattle.
W. a. WHITE. cHAs. ". MuNDAY
WHITE & MUNDAY,
Attorneys at.Law.
0fice In Whites Block. cor. Front and
Columbia sts. d3-tf
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NnITWoRTn q THoMSon.

UrvI. AND MINING ENGlNEERA q
" s. Deputy Mineral Survsyorz Special
honncaesnd ciaimA CITY and County sur
veyce. OdAce. SQuires cpsrA hcuoA
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For Rent.

TWO LAR + NEw HOUSES ON
l. Eleventh rect For particulars call
at this Office. So
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PROFESSIONAL.
ROBERT MUNICH,

1IvIL ESGINKER, SURVEYOR
~ and DrAnxhfsmAn. Seattle w II.
OEIice. sls Front street. Ap5
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X. Of o..
DAINIER LODGE, No. SsiS MEETS
N in Odd Fellows Hall hrst and third
Saturdays Of esch month
ieN L. II. ROBBTNa Dictator.
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WANTED.

AN ENGAGEMENT As CoMPAN-
n lon TO Q lady. Address NJ. Posi-
Once, Seattle. ocis
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THE SEATTLE KINDERGARTEN.
J. under its new management win re-
open today st o'clock. corner Third and
Pine streets. New pupils. as well as ell
the former sttendsnts are cordially IN
vited- MRS. CHAS. BRkU fSCH.
Seattle Oct Is 8
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-10
Republican Meeting

The town was painted yellow last
week by posters announcing that
CAPT. Beaver, of Pennsylvania. and
Gen. Burtt. the Rernblicsn-Green-
back csndistete Tor Auditor in THE
State, would address the Republicans
in grad MAS meeting Assem- bled
here on Monday. OF course every
one was expe ,tin3 a grand ADD big
time. but almost every one was dis
appointed.
The speakers arrived on time and
met a email crowd who were not
over enthusiastic. Capt. Beaver,
who it will De RENE mbered was so
ignominiously defeated by Psttison
for Governor OF Pennsylvania. wac
the Rrst speaker introduced. He
talked a ehort time. and then Burtt
was introduced. lie spoke about 10
minutes, and then took his seat. Tb en-
the grand Mass Meeting" ccsed.
hid it not been the first day OF
County Court, there would not have
been twenty country people present.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-10
REEDSYILLE.

II will soon be here-the election.
Miss Annie Fairfex Ia Cn to Fsirmon,
on weeks visit.
II. Q. linn WIS 1T 10 Kinpwood Friday
and remained till Sunday.
The two Mr.. Rpglemen, Of Randolph
Co., are visiting relatives and friends here
Our Rev. Greenwalt delivered an *
cellent sermon at Mt Vernon Sunday
james Carroll, Of Kingwood, ia plaster
ing o. p. llnn's new htu use.
Watson & Bro. have our new school
house nearly completed.
Miss Reed, Of PennsyIvania, Is the
guest Of Mrs. J. NJ. O. Fairfax.
Will Guseman, our staunch Democrat
drove over 10 Morgantown Wednesday.
Geo p linn ana d. a. Miller we're IT
to Ritvesvillo last wo,u aud report the
Democrats working in good earnest.
Several cases Of diptberia IN ,bis neigh
borhoOd
Mr. spurgin is moving work on bis new
house lively. Messrs smawley and Sum
merheld are doirg tho work. They are
excellent carpenters.
Cattle are suffering for want Of water
IN THIS section, SELDOM,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-10
Murder Will Out.

The "CoDfdential Circular, No.
49," row being sent out by W. j. w
Cowden, Chairman OF the Republican
State Executive Committee, fell into
our hands the other day, and for
pure and contaminated debauch-
cry and bribery, it takes
the cake. 1t is addressed ito tie
trus AMI earnest Republicans OF
West Virginia" and it promises
them anything they ask if they will
appoint themselves a COMMITTEES OF
one and work on the day OF the cleo.
tion TO puy Democratic voters.
Democrats, do you hear that ?
They expect to bay you like so many
sheep and hogs. Are you Tor sac e?
Can you be bought by the seductive
81 Indiana soap bill ? We are loathe
to believe you eau. We don't believe
you Tan.
Every Democrat will be put upon
his honor on the l4th day of October,
and let him herald back the in
famous lie into the teeth Of Cowden
q Co., that he is for eale.
To what a low state of degradation
the Republican party has fallen.
when their only hope for success
lies in DE- bauchery and bribery.
There is DO device or trick Known
IN political tactics but what the Re-
publican Corruptionists will stoop to.
When we referred to tbia matter
last week, the honest Journal very
eharacterlslicslly sasd we lied !
But we knew whereof we spake.
Will the truly honest and moral
Jonrnel attempt to deny the con-
tents OF the occidental circular
No. 1872 Mol There ls no man
in this county who In)rs better
than the editor o. the tru'y moral
and bones Ju,nai hat an attempt
t0,Il be mace TO buy voters TO vote
fhe monersi ticket. Sill he says
We Ileo
Ho.ysl Rspub.cina, how can you
go.e i,r such souupt party2 Are
yoo wiling SO tudo,se this party 10
i's ne'aiIoue ,crs Of 5nying voters
81 700 reuo', tsu vote The Demo-
craft, .rcs-f.
Democrats. % bebooves every Que
o. yop &c 20 70 'be pole on Tues lay
neS' end slow to the world, and
Cowdeo r Co, 10 particular, that
ne D,mocrscy Of Preston county lie
not purchasa5is property.
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The journal Will Say

TaE journal will probably say
this week that seven or eight per-
Sons csucuseG on Monday, sni put
out the peoples Ticket. We expect
THE, and our readers many expect
he me thirg.
But let US see about this. Neerly
all the men on the Peoples Ticket
have been announced as candidates
Tor many weeks. They have been at
work csnvassing and soliciting votes.
They have been before the people all
this time, and all that was done on
Monday was to arrange the ticket
The only two men on the ticket
who have not heretofore announced
their candidacy are DR.. Dent and
Jas. II. Carroll. DR.. Dent wAs
placed UPON the ticket because he
lie a good man, and because Dr..
Bryte, at the last moment, gave
up The csnvass-iearing D,wson and
The Ring, we supFo se. Dr.. Dent is
one OF the shrewdest and most pop
uIar man in the county. He was
born III MonopgaIia county, and is
well known there, cons, qneutIy be
was the strongest nan W. could
possibly put against Boss Dawson
and the Ring.
The ticket would have been in
complete without a candidate upon
1t for Prosecuting Attcrn,y. Jas.
h. Carroll, as pure a man and able
a lawyer az Preelon comfy can
produce, consented 10 make the
canvass for that position.
Thus 1t will be seen that the
candidates upon the Peoples Tick
ct are the peoples choice, and not
the choice Of seven or eight men,
or packed convention.
V5to for them
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

hereby announce myself an Indepen-
dent candidate for the office of Sheriff OF
Preston county, subject to the will OF the
people,. F.M. HUFFMAN.
We are requested to announce Gus. J 4.
Shafier as an Independent candidate for
the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Preston County.
hereby announce myself an Inde>
pendent candidate for Assessor, West
Side, subject to the Will of the people.
PETER e. SMITH,
hereby announce myself an hide
pendent candidate for the Office OF COun-
~ Clerk OF this County.
JAS NJ. HERSDoN.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
s. MURDOCH a candidate for Justice of the
Peace, Kingwood District.
hereby announce myself candidate
for Constable subject to the decision OF
the voters OF KingwOod district.
JAMES l.. STONE.
We are authorized to announce SOLO
MON o. FRALLY an Independent candi-
date Tor Constable in Portland district.
hereby announce myselfa candid ate
for Justice Of the Peace, Kingwood Dis.
trict. JNo. T. METZ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-10

IT is qrite likely thai the R,rub-
leans will want 10 trade votesson
election d y with Democrats. They
WI offer o vote for a county cfioer
on the Democi attic ticket if the Dem
ocrst will vote for MsxWell. To ali
such offers, We cay, don't ito il. Vote
tor your gallant young standard
bearer, E. Willis Wilson, for Gov
ernor This. is one Ct tie trick. I'll,
R'E ublicsns are coucoctlnR now
LIT 10 Democrat be c~uLht by it.
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rs Fundamental Principle.

II 10 aIuDdameuiil p, nI p'eof he
JON "a 10 M ''eptesent mea sod
'ssues. 1t Displayed Ms proc pc
asst week in spesk ng OF c -"s'e a.
! Se-trsUsf. On'he Ia &c sle
',s1ds by The z onn OF he Dem
o cp'rv. L. says in substance
that z iersl tsxs,lou sbsI be ioi
pnb POI poses. q nj shs'i not exceed
ne 3eoaud of lie Cove oment eco
poW ca'tY slnioiste. ed.' b. his il
", ne seen ;btt he Demo-: C
NJ i'vois ne aUo',io1 Of be
) 90 100000 so,c 'Os toit j. being
boa ded % 10 the National Tceasur,
At Wa,1.ntolg es,u yesr. Carlisle
- tororable 10 sboiishIoy this e.
cess,vs yel,ly tst bal is ;9teu j.
&c y spd Iodhe ilg off the people.
Aui ne JoIrnS. sees 6t to Gait l. w
,,e-t'ader because OF h's pos t 90
IA ms NJ q.
F,om ,be foundation of our
Cove uent the chief source of our
ev"nue has been Custom House
duties. BY abo'ishing these we
would institute Free-trsde policy
but where in the platform OF the
Democratic party can be found a
clause, sentence or paragraph tn al
could be construed to mean such a
thing? Without fear Of contrad lotion,
we say. NOWHERE. But instead, our
Platform recognizes that sufficient
revenue to pay all the necessary ex-
penses o: The Government must be
raised from Custom House duties.
But it recogn ses two closes OF i'm
ported articles, those coming under
the head of MxurieS aud tbose
under the head of necessities. 1t
demands that the taxes should bear
heaviest on the former articles and
lightest on the latter.
The men who entertain opinions,
coinciding with such a policy are
called by Honorable State Senator
William Meekins Ovens Dawson
Free traders. For the benefit OF
the people Of this county AMI for
ed fcation of the editor Of this paper,
we insist that he give his views upon
the tariff question, stating in briei
or Otherwise whether &c is a supporter
Of the tariff plank in the Republican
Platform adopted at Chicago, or OF
the plank in the revised edition OF
the came document.
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BeaYer and Butt.

THE Republican meeting here
on Monday was not ~ large 40 Va.
anticipated By those interested. I.
it had no, been for the l,rt tbst u
was the fret day Of county cour
there would have been 8 veg 81 70
audience indeed.
Gsner.l Beaver 10 rather a p'e4s-
art spd Interesting t. ksr Isar-
2uueht Was entirely cor fined to 4,
Discussion e. the tu 4. The G-u-r
al however, tailed 30 tou-1 tAe is-
sue on that, # ~ dug, AZ DO ~, r.
publican speakers whom We have
heard during The Ttestrr campaign.
He completely aoJg,5 lb, question
Of what sbsl " co with the large
surpIus collecting 70 be treasury.
from the tor # g. stern. lie failed
to tell ne whether the present. tariff
should be disturbed, or u any change
is needed what 10 Decesssry TO be
done. he did not attempt 10 die
coss the merits Of the Repub lean
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platform or the tariff. nor TO explain
to us what that platform means, and
how the Republican rsity intends
TO carry out tie provieiops. when 1t
says, The Democratic party has
failed completely TO relieve the pee
of the burden Of unnecessary taxation
by wise reduction Of the surplus
What Find Of reduction OF the
surplus If any, the Republicans vii
give, is what the people want 20
know. General Beaver should have
made that point plain and not left
the people to guees at how the tar
i'll is TO be reduced by the Repub-
lican party 30 ss TO reduce the sur
Plus.
From the Generals atgumen,
those who heard him mus, have been
led to believe. if they give credence
10 what he W, that The Democrat ;
wish to wipe out the entlie t. III
aud the Republicans are to cave the
preseut tar II as 1t is, nett her OF which
positions is true. If the Republican
platform means anything.
Perhaps the Journal can eulight =
en- tie readers on the question Of the
Surplus"
Mr., Burt. The Greenback ReF ub-
lican candidate Tor Auditor, ia a
quiet ia'ker, but not al orator. He
was, however, Iaboring under great
disadvantage. IS be VISA entirely out
Of his Gle nsnt. he being an ardent
Greenbscker. and not at all iu SYM
ra'hy with the Republicans or their
policy. Indeed, he said that be did
not feel at liberty to discuss Nation
al Issues. The reason of course.
being that his views did not accord
with those Of his Republican au-
dience. 1t WAS strange spectacle
Of man afraid to speak his senti-
ments to people whose Yates he
expects to receive. Mr.. Burt did
take the liberty.Y however, to say
that Maxwell would carry the State
by $4,000.
Brother Burt, two OF the seven
things that the Lord hates, are, ia
heart that dsviseth wicked imagina-
tions," and "a false witness that
speake h lies" Which art thou2
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-10

The Republican Executive Com
mittee of this county have been
sending out conf ieGt,al circulars to
to the faithful, appointing them tt
con mittee OF que TO see that all their
relatives and aun,s come out on cleo
ton day to vote. 1t will avail you
nothing, gentlemen. l.. Willis VIII
son Will be elected G vernon by 90
600 majority.
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CONTINUED nom last ueek)
How Watch Cases are Made.

4 plate Of SOLID GOLD II 2-1O karats
hne Is soldercd on each side Of plate Of
hard nickel composition metal. and tho
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers From this plate the various
parts Of the cases--backs, centers, bezels,etc
arc cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough to admit Of all
kinds Of chasing, engraving, and engine.
turning. The composition metal gives il
needed strength, stiffness and solidity, while
the prafen guarantee Of tho manufacturers
WarrdHting each case 10 wear toenty years
proves that it contains all the gold that
can possibly be needed. This guarantee
Is given from sctuqi results, as manu- of
these cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years Of use without wearing through
the gold t
have need ono ~ your James Boaa' Gold Watch
Cafof for seventeen years 7 BOUGHT 10 aocord houd
And know Of lt8 having been uged before I got n
but do not know how long no looks good Tor toy,
years longer Did not suspect 70 was a Moi case
untl % Informed b. q jowcor q short tlmo since
! most chcerfuuy recommend your casoa % be- AM
they are represented 90 bc and more.
o. McCHANET, Dsp. COL mt. Rev. 81 Dfs T5t-a
ssnd cent stsmp Esyons watch Cs.s Yss,syt ptu,
asiphs Pa TO- hsndsoue Hgstrsted sho-.a bs
ts-ss Be- I'D Esysioas wstsh Cases nsde
tTo BE- Continuedl
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Boss Dswson, 10 all his speeches
20 far as We can learn. has taken AZ
bic principal tbsme the high tsx4tion
in this Stale Only short time
since this same gentleman said 10
a public speech At Tunnelton that
West Virginia is a low taxed State
Ard further, the Ststs tszss in tbis
State re only so cents while our
county taxes are 1853 cents. Isn't it
q great deal Of cheek this man must
have to nov cry high Stste tszation 2
We leave II to our readers to answer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-10

AND it has came to pass that ia,
Republican Corruptioniste don't be-
leive they can buy Democratic 70. e,
on election day, so they have BIT OF
the unique plan Of hiring them tC
stay at home aud work on farm.
while the Republicans will 60 to the
polls and vote. No, thank You. Re
publican Corruptionists the Demo
cats will 90 to The polls on election
day and work aud vote for their gal
liant young standard bearer, +. Wit
LIS Wilson, the mkt Governor 0
West Virginia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-10

LAST Monday night week the
Germaos Of New York City held q
Grand Mass Meeting IN favor Of
Cleveland and Hendricks. Tue en-
thusiqsm was unhoundsd. and the
numbern present show that the Ger.
man element Of the city il practically
solid for Cleveland.