davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-22

\\'ANTFD An int ilg,nr lady wishes TO 20 ia
w New orleans with patty nS . mpRnium. Address
'Mir m" rco Couuting room B32-2?p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-22

\\'ANrkp W mn rgctc and practical busi-
w ness man, two thousand GollWs In tNe hest
paying husi ,s- IN Omnhn. wnl give security or In
tvr, 81 Ia business. Address "D W BEE office.
65O.22p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-22

SlT ArIONs For ,ithcr l. dies org, utlemcp. We
S~Hnt az agent to represent us In every town in
tho wat Terms made known on application for
agency <AdlrSsa Empire Publishing Co." Sis s.
10th ST, Oulaha Mob 62i.2
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-22

1.M. .EN h Com rn.u aay p#a,. 4o.u lo5, itn
IN..u .I D p lnsIn.lH. 22Dtf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02
UNION RENO DIST

Spring, from all appearance. is here.
orr farmers are busily enguagod pre-
pairing to put in their crops. NJ my have
finished sowing oats.
Enoch Hoffman and Bro. have mr..
chased now saw mill of. c. Simpson.
It's daisy.
William Jackson, Of near Nazareth has
moved to near TunneltJn whore he is
employed IN logging for Howard &
Smoot. Mr., Motzlor of Now5ure has
moved to the same place and is keeping
boarding house.
Matters in Marital circles have been
very lively here of late erery body is got
ting married hero.
Rev, Amos, Of the u. b. Church preached
his first sermon at Union last SUNDAY
and LETT good.impression on his audi,
enCo
Politics arc getting hot here, the Rad,
icals in tins section IRE for Blaine and
Lincoln. But woe to the Republicans ?
Tho red sunsets last fall where token
OF their defeat and utter annihilatioo.
when the wicked roignnth the people
mourn.
Can ii be possible that Johny Fri2zle.
top is an Office seeker whom tho Ring
have kindly ana compassionately look.
cd upon? The thing looks that way to us.
polly Snilcr" now sings who will
meet mo who will greet me for nv rose
mas gnae never to return.
We are for Cleveland and PAYNE for
Pres. dent and vice President and G.. j
Shaffer Cor Sheriff.
Ii is rum:ored that there is to be a duck
picked near Sinclair in the near future.
A certain young man near Shays hugg-
ed his girl the other evening as hs sup>
posed, but to his utter 4m4zemeut, the
person Rugged spoke in defiant tones.
Hold, young man" 1t proved to be
bis fair dulcinnS mother. 1t Ia useless
for us to remark that the Dung lnan has
ceased his visits to that domlcilo. rHoav-
ems no wonder Ed PocAHoNTAs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

The editor of the Enterprise was either
suffering intense pam from his "brokeD
thumb" or laboring under an independent
hallucina.ion when he penned his editorial
on the Charleston convention. We are
charitable enough 10 believe IL was the
latter. Let the Enterprise name a man
who has done more for our little mountain
State than Hon. Henry G. Davis. To saw
that he s a resident Of Maryland is an as
sertion that cannot be verified by fac,s.
Ills thrust at Mr.. Clements Ia equally
falsei and he betrays his ignorance of the
geography Of West Virginia when he 10
Gates Dir. C's farm "near Marlinsburg.'
a more honorable ana upright man than
Hon. VIM NJ. Clements we challenge the
Enterprise to produce. Must man be
ostrscized from participation in politics
because he happens 10 be railroad man p
Such declarations Of "down with rail-
roads," Sc, is an asinine betrayal OF the
lowest kind of demagogism. What West
Virginia wants and needs is more railroads
and less bowling demagogues.
III we mistake no. the Enterprise
assumed the same attitude toward the re-
assessment order, short time since
the Charleston Convention promulgated in
their platform. the Enterprise editorial
is equiviocal, and we might ode lnconsist.
ent, TO say tho least.
la the comical dialect of the journal.
there is "a WOW, wIot and a wumpus''
brewing for tie MsrtinsbuIg Conuentlon.
when The faithful cross swords in conven
ton, We imagine the Journal will be one
amongst the first to cry, harmony har.
mony For God sake harmony or |
can never return to my 1000 majority
naive h a.h PATSY DOODLE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02
Arthur Ahead.

III Is now claimed chat the BLAINE
Presidential boom 10 all wind, and
that ARTHUR is greatly in the lead
on an actual count OF the delegst ed
thus far selected to attend the Ma
tionsl convention at Chicago. AR
THUR will 90 into the Chicago Con-
veution with en- almost solid South
ern delegation, and he will have q
large following in many OF the North
ern States. He has the Federal
patronage in his haods and this is a
wonderful big thing to overcom o
of itse'f Besides this, he is being
backed by the StaIwart wing OF bic
party, or a very large portion of it,
II LOGAN withdraws in the Conven-
ton ARTHUR will receive the nom
nation easily.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

Mr.. Robert Lincoln is out in a
card declaring that be is candidate
for neither the first nor second place
on The Presidential ticket.
In the anxiety to pull the wool
over the eyes Of the people in their
second resolution, the Ohio RepuO-
licsns forgot to put anything about
internal revenue into their fret res
olution. So after the platform had
been "unanimously adopted and
firmly planted, 1t became necessary
to dig it up again, cart it back to
the commlttee-room, put it under
rspair and then DO the work oil
adoption all over again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02
ALBRIGHTSVILLF-

Considerable improvements is being
made by our more enterprisirg cisiz ns,
Mrs. Smut Bishop his new strirp of
pailiugs around her door yard and l. NJ.
Albright has just had new porch hull,
to the north eide of his rcsideucr. Henry
Mcknight done the carp, uter work J,s
Martin the N Isonry and E :. Koon and
John Graham, from K.ngwood we're down
and put tin roof on and painted IL.
George Glos, WHO nov owns tie old
A.brghts Mil property, is having cops.d
orsbly repairing doae in aud around lis
ncw rcss seiars.
Harry Crslccl was Of on q business lri,
again last week, up in he Gladcs.
Jrhn G. Crane hn- bc,o hss oc,u con fla
ID FIR some limo VITA ths roeumausm
which he clsims to have contr.ct,d IN Oh,
army
Several q .ur & 90 ci;ic cs 81, va ~ 20
town last Monday 90 sft,rd toe funeral
exercises IF the la,c Hon, w. G. Bow
Zcclsu Febor wls down M the low
CT en- If To-. county v.r,I days ms. week
engaged in surveying some land sales he
had recently made.
The Rev. A. n. Rlenour Will preach
at the Al1rgh's Nal School House on
surpay evening Msy The llth, % 53) ..
m, Il is exp It'd that he will ,xpouf d
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02
Tho Real Issue.

THE real issue OF this campaign il
the most momentous that can be
placed before free people. 1t in
wolves their power to elect their own
public officers and control their own
Government. Republican evidence
proves that GARFIELD's election wac
bought, and that ARTHUR is Presi-
dent through frauds and corruptions
in which he was proud to have ia
ken part. Republicans have charg-
ed that a Supreme Court Jndgeshir
was sold for 100000 to monopolist,
who have large moneyed Interests
pending before that tribunal. On.
Republican ex-Cabine: officer has
sworn to the belief that bic party lie
o party OF assassination. Another
has under oath testified that AR
THURS Administration was in gym
patty with the Star-route robbers
and withheld its moral support from
all who desires an honest prosecu-
tion.
In these confessions ara embraced
the destruction of the freedom Of
election, which is the iouudation stone
Of the Republic; the corruption Of
the Supreme Court, which is the ar
bitter Of the Constitution, the dsbaee
ment Of the administrative power by
official sympathy with public rob
bers.-N. Y World.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02
ONE dollar and ffty-eight cents.
Political Clippings.


The New York Herald publishes
long article giving the ms. Of del
egates elected by thu Republicans to
the Rational Convention and sumo
up the following result; "Artbura.
total Of 2l7 from the 997 delez4tes
that have been elected Blame o.
Logan 45. Edmunds Is. JOSH Snsr-
man 5. Gresham 6, General Sherman
2, with II unaccounled .or.I
The Charleston Convention was
pronounced the finest looking aud
most intelligent body OF men that
ever assembled 10 political conyeu-
ton in West Virginia.
The Arthur and EimunIs people
formed a combination 10 The Mev
York Republican State Convention
aud defeated the p ains delegated All
large. The Blaine boom ofJste sp-
pears to be booming backwards
( There is no question about R.pub.
Iican ssutmentin FeuDsylvau,s be-
ing largely in favor o. p ane bu, a
majority Of DE delegates will vote
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

1T Is about time that another
county was heard from on Gov. JACK
SONS assessment order. OF course
the farmers should hold meetings
and declare their entention to refuse
to list their property under the order
The Assessment is over, but don't
you see what good compaign bum
combe it will be 2Stir.up the farmers
Let us bear from another county
Let us resolute some more. We
could have done so a year ago, but
then we were not no the eve of a
State election. Don't you see ? The
Republicans are just now out OF cap
ltal, so send in the returns.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

The editor of this paper will be
absent next week, and P ]. CRoaAN
Egg" will push the editorial quill
We hope that the man who talks OF
riding US out of town on rail will
call during our absence pnd tack C
Mr.. CRoeAN, for he 10 a full blood %
Irlshman, weighs $50 pounds and
strikes two hundred pound ,staight-
Out-from- the shoulder lick. II any
OF our friends see a man with u rail
upon his shoulder and on the hunt
Of US please direct him to The AR
GUS office any day next week, and
you will confer never-to be- forgot.
ten favor npon the editor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS has
undertaken to prove to the enemies
OF JAMES G. BLAINE in his own par
ty, that their charges are false and
utterly without foundation and max es
h's deiense OF the "Plumed knight"
IN two column letter to the N Y
Evenng Post, If BLAINE should
chance to be the nominee of the Re-
publican party at Chicago, there
would be more enviabe positions
for the politician to occupy than that
oil those who, within the Republican
party now charge him with corrupt
ion. But we shall see what we sbal,
see,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02
Ex- Gov. Matthew'S Dead

Elk GOVERNOR HENRY NJ. MATH-
Ews died at HE home at Lewisburg
on Monday night last. in The 18th
year ofhis age. He was a graduate
OF the University of Va, served as
Msjor Of Artillery in the Coufeder-
ate army, was a member of the Con.
stltutional convention Of 1872, was
Attorney General OF the State and
wac elected Governor in 1876 over
Gen. GoFF. He leaves vile and
two children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

The Republican Conference for
the 2lst District, Pennsy Ivania, was
held at Uniontown last Friday week.
The object Of the meeting was to ee-
lect delegates to the Chicago Conven-
ton and high old time was had
The Westmorelsnd county delega-
ton bolted and went home utterly
disguised with the proceedings. This
is the way our Radical brethren
dwell in peace and harmony.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

IT bebooyes the Republican party
Of West Virginia to tread lightly
on The toes Of the venerable War
Governor F. II PIERroET, forrumor
has it that u The aioresaide v. v. g. is
cot fairly dealt with, then the sstute
"Whitb Fox Of Merton in the com.
ing Camp sign, will send the g, o. p.
to perditou, "Woodnan, spare that
tree
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

The tissue ballot business among
the Republicans Of Wheeling at the
late primaries was big thing. Tue
BLAINE faction used the tissue, and
defeated ATKINSON and the Arthur
Administration Machine. It is
CLEARLY monstrated that tissue bal.
lots are migh'ier than Federal pat
rouege in this State What sbspe
does the matter assums 10 q man
looking through your s7sctscles
Brother DAwsoN T
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

CozcoYB, Of the Pioneer, can rest
easy probably when informed again
that We have 10 desire 10 bslp run
the sfers Of Tucker. Your msm
Org, CoxcoNB must be defective, and
We are quite certsiu that yon s.e
not altogether a consistent writer ,
for look here. Week bel.rs lat You
said, ia spesk.tg q the sfars Of
Tucker county, that "c,uriy !sur
is now quoted Of rsT ahis ar3ertur
old sdmIuis,tstoi q .Oaf yesfs sgo.
which was D mociaul, DC was q
and 80 ceuis be.owYer' L4st week
10 q wisby -wssby, disconnected and
personal editorial you cay Tucker De-
= Democratic county, and ne pres
eDt administration 10 DemocuDC."
How in the name Of He Satanic
Majesty are you going TO harmon ze
these statements1 CoxCowB is a
logoisn(Dsnd will likely give 8 pro-
found explanation next week,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

II is said that Hon. JOIN P. JONES
has decided to leave the r publican
party forever. He will cast his an
Choir in the Prohibition sea. 20 we are
informed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02
Not q Former now.

( JAMES ALLENDER, late County
Commissioner OF Preston county, but
now resident Of Taylor county,
writes the editor of the Enterprise
to discontinue his paper as be ls no
farmer or stock man. We do not
question this assertion oil ALLENDER s
and right now let US ask him if he
is out OF the business OF selling out
county roads aleo2
The taxpayers here are not likely
to forget Jsemes for several gener-
atoms to come. His name bids fair
to remain fresh in the memories OF
the people when those of BISHOP,
HAeANs, SHOOT, ect., are lost in OBJ
livion. 1t will always be remember
ed that he ia the man, who, when q
member OF the Board Of Commission =
ers, had public roads built through
his pasture fields and to his sawmill,
at large expense to the county,
1t was The farmers who built these
roads for Jeemes, and he should not
look upon them and their vacation
with contempt now that he has quit
the business and gone at something
else, yet it seems that such is the
case.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

The Ring Democrats Of New Or
.earsc carried things With q bigh hand
They dou't even give opposing D IN
ocreis a far show down thers,-In
teiilgsDcer
This comes iu bad grace from an
editor whom It is alleged bg bis Own
panty, be- the reader who bad tissue
5a.io's used At The primary elecuor
10 Wheeling o order that BLhIsp
aeiogstes be elected TO tbe MARITIME
burg Convention. Did the BLAINE
men give The anti BLAINE men "eyen
q ia,f show
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

TO-DAY there is DO dissension ip
the Democratic party as regards a
Presidential candidate No man is
sToken Of as a possible candidate
who would lot be acceptable TO the
entire party. There ale il is true
honest preferences, out while this is
30, the feeling goes no farther. The
psme however OF SAMUEL ] TILDEN'
seems 10 FIRE the Democratic heart
with more zeal and hearty apProva!
than that Of any other man in the
ranks,
Nj. T1LDEN ebould allow the
use Of bis name il the Chicago Con
vention, it is very doubtful if there
would be a solitary vote against him
No man in the history Of American
politics, since the days Of Washing
ton, was ever 80 popular in bis PAL
~ 40 is the "sage Of Gramercy." II
Mr.. TILDEE is nominated, he will be
elected. II elected he will take bis
seat a. President Of these United
States On the 4tb Of March 1885
if alive, and the gates Of hell shall
not prevail against It,"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

THE Salem Indepeudent, Repub-
iican- Prohibition paper, edited by
JOHN WOLF, at Salem, Harrison
county, complains that 1t is not 10
ceivlng the support it deserves.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

You can't make the farmers be-
lieve the 35 cents on the hundred
dollars is harder to pay than I58
cents on the same amount. They
are not go easily deceived as that,
aud those who think they are, make
fools Of themselves.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

OUR down street contemporary is
necessarily talking about the tariff,
but What his views are on that ques.
ton no one knows, and we venture
to assert he doeen't know himself
He Is the most artlul and highly
skilled.dodger anywhere To be found.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

The half -breeds are too much for
the Stalwarts on the sacred soil OF
West Virginia The tissue ballot is
miRhtier than the Arthur Admins
tration Machine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

The Jou'naIpretends TO be friend
to the soldiers. 1t SHOULD come
boldly forward and insist that the
different county offices be filed by
soldiers. Will it do it2
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02
CONTINUED fSon, iasf VssEl
How Watch Cases are Made.

A plate Of SOLID GOLD Ia 2-10 karats
fine is soldered on each side Of plate Of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three arc then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts ofthe cases-baclcs, contcrs, bezels, etc.
are cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough 20 admit Of all
kinds Of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives il
needed strength, stiffness and soliditl, while
the WriHen guarantee Of the manufacturers
Udrraniiag each case 10 wear hoenty years
proves that it contains all tho gold that
can possibly be needed This guaranteed
is given from actual resuts, as manu- Of
these cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years Of use without wearing through
the gold r,,-,r.,-- o.. ~. g., 49,.
hhvo uaod ono n your James Boss Gold Watch
Cfsc9 for seventeen years. bought 10 second hand
hnd know Of lts having been used before i got h
but do not know how long 10 looks good Tor fen
years longer Did not suspect d was = hllod oase
untn 20 Informed by jowclor . short time pinoe
i most ohooriuly recommend your csses 10 BE- aI
0ey arc reprtaeuted % BE-. and moro.
McCRAHET. Dsp. COL fat ReB ~ Dh TS,sa
Hssd s,ssp " Esysioas wstA css ra.tori rtus
dslpsis Fs Coz bsafsos uiustrtsa Paupbist shgr4 nov
$3.50 bey' aaf Esystoue Wstsh cass, nsda
tT0 BE- C9ntiHp<fl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

SENATOR DAWSON went to Wheel
ing last Thursday aud on Friday the
Wheeling papers failed to reach this
office. 1t is supposed that. on hear
ing OF DAWSON arrival in the city,
the papers suspended publication for
one day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

The 0anawhs Gazette,pubiished at
Charleston, Will commence issuing a
daily soon. 1t will be 7 column
folio and "DemocraIc to the CORE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

OUR county taxes are bankrupt
ing the farmers. There il no way OF
disputing the tact, and the Ring
knows it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

ARTHUR, it seems will lead the
"PIumed knight" in the Convention
II reports be true.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02
UNPARALLELED
ATTRACTIONS!

The most wonderful of everything that
is new novel and stylish is now exhibited
at Hartley & Wrghts commencing TODAY
and continuing through the entire season.
we are not going to worry our friends
with an ed. to enumerate each article sem
erately. To tell of the &c Print, the 7c
Bingham or the sc Sugar, however we
have them alr but, to bring before YOU
the better class of goods
Every Cross road store in the County
has the above articles. But thew cannot
afford to buy the BETTER CLASS of
goods, they have not the trade for them.
therefore come to cur store, we are I'M
doubtedly HEADQUARTERS FOR
GOOD GOODS. Our buyer has lust re.
turned from New York and PhiIadelphia
where he has spent two weeks time care.
fully selecting such goods and at such ex-
tremely low prices as cannot help pleas
ing the most fastidious. Having to buv
two stocks Of goods at he same time rave
us advantages In low prices, that are inn
possible tor other merchants to secure, we
have by far helarg st stock ever brought
to Ningwood, and the best selected stock
in the County.
OUR DRY GOODS AND NOTION
DEPARTMENT
cannot be surpassed in quality and rrice.
Oar Stock Of Gents Furnishing goods
including Clothing, Hats Fine Neckware Col
lars and outfS, Extra Fine Hosiery 6, c
cannot be tqna!ied in the City.
New Carpets Oil Cloths and " all
Paper in tut variety
PRODUCG0F ALL KIND WANTBn
we solicit yonr patronage, and thank
YOU for past .uvnrs.
1ARrIuY & WRIGHT
CORNER ST JAMES HOI Ell OPPO6IF COURT HOUSE
KINGVGoD, W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

WEST Virginia is low-laxed
State.-W. NJ. o. DAWSON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

ONE dollar aud fifty eight cents
ls the exact size Of it,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-02

$L58 8l,5o $l.58 understand ?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-15
AAirSanljrla O0Azefte.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL Is.

OPIUM N ToBACCo.-The Elmira Adcer-
tiscr publishes the following interview with
a chemist of that city: at is stated that you
have found the nghest-toned grades and
forms of tobacco to be badly adulterated
with opium said the writer interrogatlVe'
L. to the doctor. ''Ies, sir replied the
scientist. "that is in a measure true. Not
long ago collected, by purchase OF repu-
table dealers, dozen packages o1 the
most prominent and hgh-priccd cigar
attes to be had. These I forwarded TO
y Pittsburg chemist TO be analysed
with special reference to the opium
which public opinion had only half led me
10 believe might be found in them. With
them sent some cheaper grades OF cigar
cites. The result Of the analysis was to me
astounding. The chemist found that IN
all the standard brands OF cigarettes there
was a considerable quantity of opium
Now, the effects Of opium smoking, eating
or absorption in any form are generally;
known to be very dangerous, and, II carried
10 the extreme, deadly Hence | need not
dwell upon the significance OF the discovery
so much for the best cigarettes. The poorer
ones also were tested with reference &c
oDium, but were found 20 be devoid OF any
thing so expensive In them were found
quantities of various vile drugs mixed with
refuse tobacco of the most unWholesome
sort. Take these facts, in addition to the
well recognized narcotic effects OF the purest
tobacco. and they indicate such dangerous
practices and habits as ought to he correct
ed without delay