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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-04

giike gatbem billis. Sbr fOnnt
aIe Nrtem bDttfeinent unb SancDzganbD
nit geringett Soften anfertigen, tpenn
sSybr nur BEN Mntpeifungen folgt, Die in
6ein mertbbpaen fleinen 8u6e: "How
to make candy angegeben fnb. Sass
felbe pirb nod ginienbung BON 30
Gents in l o6er 2 Sent Stanps ait ieoe
Mbrei5e perf6idt. Wsan a6refiire:
The Housewife. &o9eiter, yf. q.
1.3. trm1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-04

9e6t appetitli6 fir &au6er.
Sm Sombs>Yoliaeigeri6t in Stem 0orf
trat Der Mgent Ooung bDm &inberi9ubz
berein gegen ben Staliener 6elice Ieriz
CELLO, Der @igarrenfabrif betreibt, als
&ldger auf. St bei@ulbigte 6enielben,
eine Mn5abl 2naben gum Sammeln bon
Gigarrenitumn,elr engagirt gu baben
unb linen ben borrenten preis bon 6rei
@ents per 6unbert FOLDER Stummel su
be3ablen. 9ieie Stummel berarbeitet
Der Staliener au uimportirten" &eine
8ietoria's, bas Saufeno so unb aufs
tpdrts. &i6ter Suffp belt ben 9nge=
flagten gum 8erb6r fef.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-04
Qllerlet.

= 9r. 9. 8. Sing bon San 9lnto=
nio bat Die Weltausfeaungs &ommiis
fdre fir Ben ipeitli6en 9iitrift BON
Seras bebufs Organization unb plan=
mdbiger Gintbeilung ibrer 8erufspai9z
ten gu elmer 8eriammlung am 20. b.
M. suiammenberufen. 6olgenbe iinb
Die &omnti1Idre: 8aftrop @ountp, s.
8. SaDers; 8erar, %. &. StorD, 6.
gaIfro; Burnett, u. sc. Sobnlon, %.
$. Wpo6faa unb Netpton Moras; Go
nal, u. @ieiede; Condo, %. g. 9ob@
iom; @btparbs, Sulius @iIger; Giaess
pie, %. Mabrmunb unb Ninib; Gen@
ban, g. 8. 5aner; &err, IS. Scott; !;
Ginble, Sra1f @iceriite; &inneD, Soz
Ion @tetpart, 2ampafas, s. so. &eags
gen unb u. 8. 9lortbington; McGul=
LODI, g. 8. 8eattD; Meoina, 60. Du
Mortel; Menarb, u. 8. Wpatt; Stunts
ttens, 8. Nbams; San Saba, Sr. 81.
Mells, S. %. &obertfpn un6 q. s.
peeIer; lbaloe, .. gllis; Milliamfpn,
Sobn Mieltet. Sir bic Counties Ban=
bera, 8lailco, Coleman, @rodett, 2lano
un6 Mafon finb nod feline Gommiifdre
ernanrt.
- SIN GDuntD Seipital 1inb tpdb=
rerb beg MDnats so patienter bebans
BELT tporben, ppn tpel6en elmer am
Sppbus unb elmer am SluB itarb.
Geitern Morgen begann Der
6tabtsRolleftor s. 6. 6aueiien ben
0erfauf bon @runoeisentbum riiditdn=
bigger 6teuer5abler.
Gin pofi3iif berbaftete geitern
nabe bem Gurietba1nbof cine Srriinnis
ge, Namens 0tarD GelbD. Sic febte
fi9 CUR Mebre, 10 baB man ii9 gen6z
tbigt fab, iie gu binoen un6 pOr Der
6anb i'm 9rnlenbauie ltnteraubringen.
9eute Morgen trat in SaDlDr bic
Contention Der Woljt6ter bon Seras
3ufammen. Inter anoeren iinb bic
Germ NetpeG, Sam Spnes, Sobn Widez
Lamb unb 8. $. 3anberion als 9elegas
ten bortbin gereiit.
= 9ie Briidenfompagnie in Muitin
ift gu $4,750 S9abeneriaB fiir bas
8ieb, tpel1es i'm bergangeneit Sabre
bur9, bas 3uiamnenbre9em Der 8riide
umfant, berurtbeiH iporben.
- Sn 8rnatt batten stpei 9eu4l6e
@treit, in tpel9em bet cine Nannns
8afopsfi atpeilnal geito6en unb f6per
bertpunbet tuurbe.
Sn Der Nabe BON pieoras Negras
fano ein Gnabe 6 3ol tief unter Der
gr6e cine gbatuae nit $1,000 un6 paz
pieren. Die Mtutter bes Gnaben, tpel6e
bic gbatulle an Die Beanlten ablieferte,
erbielt auBer ben $1,000 mod eine 8e=
lDbnung fit Die papiere. Sie gefuns
6enen Miinsen finb iibrigens fdOn feit
20 Sabren auBer @ours geieBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-04

Mnsiige auf gefeuun g
liefern panepaf & 6 obn am
be5ten. S1nitt mpnbern; 9lrbeit por=
5iigli6. &ei6es Eager BON itnpOrtirten
Gtoffen. 3,4t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-04

wunlw Gtisfels unb e6ub . De.
lsgtsulent it nun pcufdnbi8 in allen
Bmti6ep unh tieje Maareu peroen 80
1u5eJf pIsbrissn yrsiieu perfduft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-04

- RGiuiae Gtad BraGeler unb Sn,
srajB &Qspfte flpb nod pcrrdtbiS nnb
ksftsa n 9lsr gcrler 4rffpreiien rer.
Iellt: Man tsiuds uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-04

Al. X aim & Co.,
e6s NltIa @la3a unb Bsf Commerce
af12,|8W Gtrabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-04

&ei1e! aeitel &eite! gine sroBe
Muspabl BON Jtefen in @ingbam,
Bunting, Stidereien, Spiben, Neun
unb anberen Waaren. Ser 8erfauf
beginnt MDntag. 8erfdumt ni6t bieie
@elegenbeit fiir Bargains.
g. 90 q ner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-04

1,3, t1m1M
esm g6attem Der Olinentualner anb
Gttrpmenbaitte.
Was Msentone bpr Monaeo un6
Montecarlo einen groBen 8or5ug gibt,
10 f1reibt bon bort bet @igentbiimer
beg Cincinnati Nolfsblatt, fino Die biez
len Spaaiergdnge unb Musf fliige, Die
man bon bier aus unternebinen fann,
au SUB, 5l1 Magen unb gu @iel. 9lu0
1T bier Mles biliger, als i'm bena9bar>
ten GpieIparabies. Sn Monaeo gibt
es bes etpigen 8ergaufs Bergab tuegen
feline ginfpdnner, tpie bier in Wtentone.
STIR einem Geitelel tpirb in Mpnaeo fit
einen balben Sag Der unberf6dmte
preis bon Z Granfen geforbert, tpdb=
renb man in MentDne Bios D Tranfen
fiir ben balben unb 5 5ranfen fur ben
ganaen Sag, unb bel bdufiger genube
llns tpobl aud nod meniger beaabIt.
9ie bielen Sbdler, bic man DDn bier
aus bur6itreifen nnb Die gergpartiea,
Die man unternebmen fant1, fi1D gera0es
-, .a;,a,,S gl3;ttoI, i'm hunfefn Grim
ls.Srao ,S9sar % no,, rs seus,s ] S;s etoSt
eingerabmt i5f, unb bon mel6en Die
Bergabbdnge ntn5ogen finb, fiebt man
yisueM ppI. 9lllpMsaga.Mea. seIagl. ~ ~ vs.
lgIsA HgigIahe1! solu'seaM TN: @ aau Sp.p-
traff bil6en. l1nb bod iiber ben
grn9tna na0 ,;S. sSs'mgsIsSS .a1s Saasa us.
g!MAl oie aeg!ua utI R p''.;em . a.o s.'s.s; s.aus
gel5ers Ols pleOer 'ple e'se''e'' duuDs''-
lWen Mei5e pal. om c.> ..,.
Sle e11f9gea I pOI uesa!one !a l.au sa5sa., Isa..
oerllDml. 9I1Bs ~ MaanIIsa!s'! s psllslosM sos
meroeM " cue 2os!1gsgehpsa ss, VIZ lpsas
naW Gmer!Ia DeIlanol; "'s goa ues ~
0em pareolele oel'l.speI. !ouaus, o y
geDt 9ler Dle Sa9e, HapMI lte 6une s ~.
oentsn esne sl1roae IN mn. ny II D.s!s ..s!,.
Tru@l, lagle He. nlDlA lW a,,t a'.l
neDnlen alif unle!e !raull9e aoanDs. sMe
rililg, nno TONNE l@ le an elne lWoAs
Stdtte, ole mia an oas DertoleHe Dslm
erInnerft 10 mll lg igr 0lele x JraY.
l1enfett." uno ote lgoape SlaIlet q PIC
ne fano-lo begauptet per Solalz Pas
triotismus Der Mfentonelell,- mar oas :
Jled@eit eros am Ntltlelmeers ND Eg
bas beutlge ufentone erDeot. pier yep
lte bic @ltro1le sllrad, oeren Serne lpre
tautenotaltlge Trm1t 9etra9en Dapen.
Ntan fdgdBt PIE 1dDrllge grnte anI lln=
gefdbr 4O Ntllllonen Stad. 81 Sl5lS
lien bat man blos eiie Srille pei Sagt.
9ter in Wentone fplro pom Sanuar DIS
gum December elngegelmllt. Man llegl
Die Slntbe, lotp!e DIE 1inge nnD D,e
retfe Gru1t Daung az sltl uno oenllels
ben gaume: Ste eiroaen merpen,
uenn ne gepFadI !lao, IN Gefoe 8et9aH
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04
Blaine's Religion
pNbAcan.

EVER since BLAINE has been nom
mated, thero has bsen a disposition
among Republicars to make his re-
lgion factor in the campaign.
Wherever the Catholics are strong
numerically, BLAINE has been rep
resented as being a member Of that
church and in other sections OF coun-
try where the Professionals are in a
majority, BLAINE is represented as
being staunch deciple OF the Pro
testant faith. Until recently, it has
been a very difficult matter to know
positively what his religious views
are, or, indeed, whether be mad any
or rot, but at last this patter has
been Get at rest by the publication
in the New York Tribune, Of 4 letter
from REV. Econ. a Congregational
list minister. REV. Eo,z was BLAGNE's
pagtor Tor nine years, and positiv ely
declares that The 10 an orthodox
New England Congregatioualist, ;
and that "he has never been a Cath
clio since coming TO mans estate.
This is probably true. Had Mr..
BLAINE been a devout Catholic, he
would hardly have issued the famous
"Madigan Circular" This he issued
while Chairman Of the Republican
State Committee of Maine. 1t was
designed for the purpose of defeat
ting MIR, MADIGAN,a Democrat, who
was running for Congress. MApI-
GAN was Catholic, and the circular
referred to was simply an unw4rran-
ted and vicious assault upon him be-
cause he was a member Of that
church, the Catholics have not fro
BoIIen thls yet and are likely TO re-
member it when they 90 to the polls
TO vote this fall,
1t is well that they should, for
when a man or set OF men make an
assault upon al other because bis re-
ligious views do not coincide with
theirs, they are entirely out Of place.
This is free country and every man
has an inalienabls right to entertain
any religions views lawful under the
Constitution and consistent with
reason and conscience. 10 one is
JustlGable in questioning thls right,
politically or otherwise.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04
The Latest.

"WHg do you not ssk Senator
DAWSON for his views on the Chinese
question ?" said a stslwart Radical
10 TEE ARGUS this week.
WHY 30
Haven't you heard the latest?
No what isit2
Why, it lie said by DAwsoHs
Iriend0 lhatif BLAIEE 10 elected be
is to be appointed foreign minister
70 China. i is a lat Office with
great distinction, No wonder the
Journal is booming BLAINE even 81
iis editor did 90 to Chicago an
Honest john SHERMAN man"
Although We would be pleased to
see our worthy contemporary bou-
orsd with a Foreign Ministry, vet
10 lbis year Of Republican boiling il
10 altogether likely that be Will be
psrhl,ted 10 stay at home DO the
once banner county, AID content
himself WITH editing The Rsdlca. Or
gan, by the grace Of q Democratic
PRECEDENT Therefore We nave no
desire TO learn bis views on The Chi
nese question. However, ne would
be ogsrwbe.miDgIy obliged by bio
d be you'd eu.ighten We by giving
hue views on the ] 3 tsz problem
together With With synoi as Of iue
soldier mCysme1i.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04
REEDSVILLE.

Refreshing showers cheer up the farmers
and make them happy for tue crops were
looking aisoouragelng.
J. A f. tiarin was spending few
days here last week.
II II. Reed has purchased a fac organ.
Mr.. and Yrs, Dorsey are spending some
time at j.. Ashburn's.
Samuel MoZinn is lfl ctsd with tn,
measles,
The school at Rcedsyil.. is still in pro
gross.
K, G. H.nn spent last Sabbath win som,
iair daughter OF this section.
There WAS sociable given OF the req
idenoe Of Mrs. Ellen spurgcou last s4u,r
day night A good lime WAS had by alI
Miss Ny Mckinney, Of P4Iiunc, i.
visiting 10 our EQUITY
S'yeral pason ar" talaiug 81 {. lcbra,ios
the Fourth # July at the Mountain cave
Doctor Lloyd is sliil very poorly.
Politics is hot.
Blaine End Logan don't digest ~ wei
on The Il ID stomachs. SsLD.M
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

liy end lsiInese, aud not one OF them
Was called upon to encounter sus-
picion Of personal disbonor. One Of
them Mr., CARLISLE, is the present
Speaker, and it msy be said OF him
that he commands, even from Repub-
licsns, quite as much respect for his
ability and inAex:ble fairness az any
Republican Speaker who occupied
the char, not even excepting the
gentleman now at the head Of the
Republican Presidential ticket.
1t i0 true the Democrats have not
had control Of that mighty arm OF
Government, thu Executive, in all
thes, years, but the very nsme of each
of the distinguished and patriotic
men mentioned in connection with
their approaching Presidential nom
nation CLEVELAND, BAYARD, FIELD,
MCDONALD and CARLISLE lis a
guarantee OF upright and conserva-
tive administrat;on.-I& Lonis Re
DNbkcda.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

II. Is. sa.d that the God Jupiter once
made iOrerY in heaven and allowed
noib lnortalS and gods to hold tickets.
Ihc EFhhd prize WAS wisdom, and Min
erVa held The winning card This caus.
Gd trouble among the MORALS, and Jnp
tier to appease them. offered folly as a
second PrILe, which they all drew. and
wcro highly pleased with il Ever since
that time folly has been held i'm h-h ,s-
unoii1n by moi uia. 4 rhey wish {, be-
noted Tor wisdom they should buy ~.
EVNA ana MANALIS of the nearest l,',,,,.
0i~;, and use them for thu yari,,i. ,,J.
mems hch are known 10 humanity.
lh"us ndS a'c learning wisdom in this
regard, and are loud in thcif plaise ct
these wonderful discoveries ol ia. s. Il
Hartman. Buy bottle aud win tho
PrlHe one CARED oil ~ thc famous gods
dies. o: wisdom.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04
Democratic Mass Meeting

AL Democrats Of Preston county
and al other fair and liberal minded
men who regard eminent fitness,
lather than party service. the chiel
qualification OF local oGicere;
All who favor the obstruction OF
machine politics and the overthrow
of local bossiem whereby the people
may choose for their Offices Of public
trust and honor men Of their choice
and preference;
All who favor a careful ami econ
omica. administration o. county al
fairs by which our enormous an3
burdensome taxation viii be reduced.
All who favor universal, ;ust and
uniform assessment, whereby all
property real and pereona corporate
and individual, shall be iairly and
equitabiy taxed
All who condemn the corrupt and
eXtravagant appropriation Of public
monies, and the public policy OF COL
lectlng of the people, By high an d
excessiv9 protective tariff a surplus
fund Of hundred millions OF dollars
annually to lie idle in the Golfers Of
the treasury as temptation TO cor
ruptlonists and direct cause OF gross
and improper extravaganza:
All who oppose and denounoe the
reckless and undemocratic policy Of
donating our most valuable public,
oLoccupied lands Of ;he wet TO
RAILROAD and other corporate mon
opolies thus robbinG future poster
itY of their just Inheritance:
And all who oppose unjust dis
examinations created by high pro
tective tariff whereby one industry
OF branch OF business or labor ;s Jos
tered at the expense and detIiment
OF another, are cord lally invited to
meet in Mass CONVENTION at Terra
Alta o. SATURDAY, July 5TH, to
choose delegates to the State Conven-
tion which meets in Wheeling, July
23d, Tor the purpose Of nominating
our State officers. AT this meeting
the delegates to rext Congressional
Convention which will be held at
G.aitOn, July %, to nominate our
candidate for Congress, will also be
chosen. Other questions that relate
to the best interests OF our party ia
this county, may be discussed at this
meeting.
By order OF Executive Committee
LEE KUssART, VIC. BROWN, JR
Secretary. President.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04
Kltlt,.for ~ .lra..s.

Kyilt5, FOR me lrg,,s.
LET ME TELL YOU.
Let mo toll You, boy and maiden,
IN loves csgo So sweetly cooling,
You may blight hearts fair as Alden
And regret VIII 1t you are doing.
Children's wooing
Ends In rueing.
Let me tell you, youth end maiden,
In your wi'es OF sport and pleasure
You may wreck a life full laden
With true loves most holy treasure
For nero sporting
Is Inean counting,
Let mo toll you. seeming fover,
You can now but poorly measure
All the Ills that round you hover
Should love lose herfqncied treasure
Hel's own SHINING
l. false winning.
Let me toll YOU. thoughtless maiden,
Feigning smiles Of JOY and pleasure,
You may wreck heart fun laden
With true loyo's most holy treasure
For coquotting
Brin regrcitilg.
Lot me tell you, ancient maiden,
Antique bachelor OF leisure,
You should join yourhearts lull laden
with true loves most holy treasure,
ror long wooiug
Is wrong doing
Let mo tel you, every body
Oh enough to WOO aud marry,
(f'nd n partner, fair or ruddy)
1T is sinful long to larry,
Dor all sporting
Is wrong counting.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04
Democracy In The Ascendant.

Democracy In The Ascendant.
IL is the costoa Of the adherents
OF every powerful party that has
been dominant for twenty years 10
aPPrehend that the country might
10: be safe in The hends OF ito or
ponent, and 10 Tear that a change
would be attended by iacapacity,
lszity and disorder. But there are
few facts bearing on the subject
that may serve TO s9othe the tremors
Of nervous Republicans at this time
FIPsT-The country is ALREADY
Democratic. and has been ever since
1876, when TILDEN received 1855,
600 more popular votes than HAYES.
OF the thirty-eigbt States, twenty -
five have Democratic Governors at
tn time, nd ten Of these twenty FIVE
are Northern States; and all the
twenty five are quiet, tranquil and
well administered
SEcoED-The Democrats haze bad
control Of the House in three Con-
giesses in the last ten years, and
part OF lha. Limo they had control Of
both House aud Senate, with author
ity over The natlona! Legislature.
On these occasions Of partial control
tueJ did MT pace r. single act that
alarmed the country on the contra
~, they enacted muck legiolato1
that bss proved beneEcenl and wise
They reduced Che appropriations hey
reduced tszss they maintained the
public credit even while lowering
The rates q interest they remone-
tied silver ard they forced a r..
publican Executive 10 withdraw the
troops from lhs Southern 5.alss and
rescued .ross STATE. frgmyo ence ana
d.lorder.
IHIaD-Ths oD.7 .5a'aaa4! s.er
in toe direction O. rs'ara.r1 ,he
CU, Service l.s snac,4e.t ola
MEASURE prepared Jy D.uocrst.c
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

better tLar last year--consume.s
will be able to Guy provisions very
low.
There is not much consolation in
this Tor the farmer. 1t means that
there will likely be no foreign de-
maud for grain and the market in this
country will be over stocked and the
iarmer will have TO sell hls grain at
excessively low figures. While THE
ia true he will pay high protective
tariff upon every horse shoe upon his
horses feet; on every pl9w upon his
farm; npon every Ratchet, hammer.
cav, or axe he buyesi on the clothing
rron his back; in fact, upon every
thing nearly that he uses or con-
sumes. Still we find this 80 me caea
Of lndividuale clamoring for a high
protective tariff, when the truth is
they pay an excessive tariff duty
on nearly everything they use, and
are protected in nothing they pro-
duce Tor sale,
1t 10 snrprising the farnorS have
not uuderstood tins matter long oe-
fore this. They derive no benefit
from high Protection. 1t is ouly the
uonopolies that are benefited.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04
The Journals Consistency.

AhC OOurndl consistency.
THE anti. soldier editor Of the
Journal seems to get some comfort
from the thought that "JouR A Lo-
GAN has always. been the champion
OF the colder oanse," and then asks,
"That ooidier can vote agaiot him
Is not this cheek with vengeance
soldiere, coming as it does from the
man who is the cosdjutor of the
wholesale crusade against the colder
movement in Preston. county?
A man who is guilty Of ehscti on
ehonld not ask other men to do
what be strenuously refuses to DO
himself Ia one breath the editor Of
the journal opposes the soldisr, and
IN another he calls upon and urges
them TO vote solid for colder.
Wherein Ia the consistency ? He
simply admits that they should
vote for each other for national Of
fees, and upon such admission we
defy him to give a valid reason why
soIdiers in Preston county should
not support one another for Offices Of
OF local kind, He can probably
give a selfish reason for it is whis-
pered about that be desires to be re-
turned to the State Senate. No
Valid reason can be givor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

TIE Democrats will be apt to
place a great deal OF confidence in
what the Enterprise tells them, and
act strictly upon its suggestion-,n
horn. When they desire Repubi-
can advice they will gladly call up
on a strsight-out for it. They will
not drink IN that form an Indepeu-
dent source.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

IL is said that Mrs. HAYES hue
band has informed some one that lie
10 for BLAINE. lie lO out OF politics
though a.d expects 10 take no active
part in the cangaas. lie is devotiug
almost bic entire attention to the
poultry business now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

"A party from this place v.sitcd the
cave near i scdsYiile Oh Tuesday.
81. 3 wickard. representing j Inn
HImmicr's cisliilery, Cumberland. Nd.
was ia town Tuesday night.
Frank Thomas killed a rattle snake
near The cave beyond u .cdsvilIe on Tues
d'y. 1t measured about three and "a aaIi
feet in i,ug end had eight rstlloa.
-E.ish' Brown, formerly OF this place.
is spending a few days here among friends
r Miss Mile Clark's school At this piacc
closed on Friday last L. the ,vsnifp.ap
exhibition "as given. Not mucn time
was aey'ted to preparing for this enter
tainmrnt, but it was quite a success. and
those present were highly entertained for
couple u hours by The pupils. S far as
we have learned, Miss Clark's 8. hool has
:. ca a fuccess this summer
A number Of persons from White
Day, Mongolia county, who picnic at The
cave on Tuesday, came to town that even
lng and remained here tn next morning
Iney were COMMANDED bY Cipt Uutcu-
insoD,
DOR devil went to li cdsgl,e on We'd
nesday and brought lie pi,i back to
town with Lim
Born, % Mr. and Mrs Ouas s., ne.
June % !, i.ughter To Mr aud Mrs.
Mack EgIck. June 20 b, ooy.
The Enterprise, llge some other Re
publican papers we know Of, it is belicv-
ed, manufactures or writes its own sprc.
i"I correspondence from several places in
this county
Morris Albright % very low with "
phoid fever.
Where viii you speed The glorious
Fourth 2
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

EDITOR Dawsons liver doesn {
seem to he working properly, It
has been irritated ever since the 20 o.
der movement Was initiated, He
should dose himsalt with hUBE 5
Liver T. Rclator.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

THE high-toned and diguif-d
course Of the Journal which it an
nOonced in lis prospectus at the
opening Of the campaigr, aud which
has been reiterated in it's columns so
frequently since, was evidently meant
as campaign dorger. To be more
explicit, the declaration was not
made in good faith.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

THE Iron aud Steel Bulletin, a
high Protection organ, Tnblishsd a.
Pa lsde'phia. Pc. sage that The har-
vest, now being cut. promises to be
The largest yield ever had in tbis coua.
~ Tie surplus over from act year
is sisc grester than usual. ]. The cope
abroad are as good 90 erected
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

The S George Pioneer threw OF
the Independent mssg Isst geek and
virtually came out Republican. il
10 FOR Ba}lNZ, and says that 10 the
Dsmocrsts nominate BOYD FAuLK-
NEH Tor Governor, be will be de-
fested 10000 votes 10 tbe State.
70 Sc rrorbellasys lived iu all ages,
and tb.s one is~kol without them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

BURR Robbins Consolidated Rail.
road Show will give an exhibition in
MoundevilIe on the - b inst Hart
Of the Herald, is wild with delight.
He has a complimentary ticket, and
will be on exhibition among the
Lying Curiosiiies on side the arena
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

DEMOCRATS should be careful 90
place no great amount OF creJeuce
in what tbe Terra AIts Enterprise
tous item I,is more ola Rspu5I-
can sheet than anything else,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-04

HoN. q. BoYp FAULENER, one oil
the leading candidates Tor Governor,
wac 10 town On Saturday. lie re-
gsrds hlg chances for The nomination
very good II dominated, he would
certainly be elected, and il eject % -.
we have 90 doubt but be Won. I'd
make a splendid Executive. lie pos
ses all The essential elements necessa
- TO make Grst-c.ass Governor.