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CITY Council.
HAxrrHuRsr, Dec. II. 1884.

HAxrEHURsr, Dec. II. 1884.
The Honorable board Of school di.
rsc,ors met in regular session; pres
ent: ID. =. Burch. prcs't; Grooms,
Live and Coor. members. Board
came to order, minutes ii lsst meet
ing were read and approved. "a.
Report Of the principals OF the
public schools were received aud the
following accounts wers allowed:
ID. 8. Burch. salary month. $751;
D. s. Burch. his FRO rata .s SUN
srint-ndent Of Eiucation, sl2.W
l box erayons, 2Uc; r. E. A. Stuaet
sa'sry l won,h. SIS; Mis-. N,rman ,
$40; M,ss Burd'r. SIS; N. J. Black
man. $40; L. B. Byrd, I of l month,
si8 IS; Britain & Son, sund;iss, 81
II. Noble, repairing we'll, "a; l. n
Ellie. s,uves e3s .95; G. Baas, stoye
pipe aud putting mp stoves. 1928
Corporation fund. amt. one hall al
y s-..or's com missions for 1884
1854. III
Board adjourned. -
H LOEB, Sec.
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C0Pr2CfA.

Mis- Anna Johnson. OF ~ Front street,
Columbus, Ohio, saysi sufered from
an aggravated form of constipation and
INDICATION Cor several months. Ny fam.
lily physician tried al kinds Of inedicines
and pills, but to no effect began TO think
NV case was q hopeless one. a friend OF
mlnc Mrs. Elvira Redmond, OF Eat Long
street, THE city). cslled, and seeing the con.
dition I was In, recommended me to try
your MANALIx. lmust say had but little
Faith In the medicine, but amer had tat-n
q few doses I was convinced that MANA.
LIZ was the medicine for me. Aiter ]
had taken ono bottle I was entirely well
| OF nv complaint. I consider II one OF the
best remedies for eonstipstion have ever
used. have several friends who are s,s.
ina Il. They think Il an excellent remedy.
frrcommend Il to all who are afflicted
With constipation or indigestion. Any
one doubling ibis statemtnt z Invited to
call on me at a Front street.
Mr.. Milton Knots, Urbana. o., writesi
Last November one year ago I was tax.
ensick, and called In our family physician.
He examined me and said ] had symp'
tons OF typhoid fever. He gave me
medicine for two weeks or more with.
out any relief began to think that my
days on earth were fast closing In. !
saw at once that his medicine would
not reach my disease. Just - was about
to conclude that Iwould have TO die, my
daughter brought me one Of your pamph.
lets. noticed . Gaze whose symptoms
were like mine, and Pr1uxA and MANA.
LIN had cured him. j concluded at once
to try It. procured pne bottle Of PERU
IA and one OF MAHAifN. snd took them
a. directed, and before had used the two
bottles began To receive strength and
Rain In flesh. finished the ret Of the
2wo bottles and continued its use until
the third bottle was used. When they
were nsed could cat anything wanted
4 To ana 70 about my work. ! consider
that fit hadn't been for your PxxuxA !
would have been In my grave. Parties
wishing information can write mo at the
above place. recommend your medi.
cine wherever 60" '
Mr.. John r. DAVIS, Moundsviile, w.
Va, writes |: 81 have been handling
your PxluNA ever since its introduction.
All who have used IL speak highly OF its
curative properties. I eonsider It a'feli'
able remedy" . ..-
Mr.. George Fisher. Portsmouth, O.,
writes: "I am handling your PERuNA,
and having good trade on It. 1t gives
splendid satisfaction." .... ..".
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Notlcei
Whist a Mississippi Pilot Says.

Capt. d. II. Riggs, who 10 ~e'ss
known at Nav Orleans and along
sbe Missssippi rivsr. says. ":l have
been sufisiin. from dyspApsia for the
past ave ys~s. aud from broken rest.
by ssvsrs pain. 10 tbs bowels Aud
kidneys~ TRIED eury medicine re.
commended for these diseases, with.
ou, succsss. At last | used . bottle
10 Browns Iron Bi,ters. which
proved y succsss in my csss.' l,
cnres all liver, kidney and malsrial
diseases.
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Don't fsil "a rad Burnley \ Sos'a,
biR .dvsr.memsRtin tbls i.sne, They
have the larQsst sssortmsnt 9. Christ
mas ro6dA sssr brought 20 sur to.n
and positively assert that they s,il
underssli iii doomps,itdrs ID their
,;ns' / Dln,t IN 10 vesthemr . cail
n, troubls To show go"ds.
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New Goods Z

John N, MeMast-r. bu.iness man.
se,r OF the Grin II F. NJ. Reddmg q
o., has j:,st returned from New Or
leans. where be Purchased for the
cash . fresh. new stock Of good O.
every DESCRIPTION, which they L Offer
atprices that defy composition. They
10 vite ovsryb ody 10 call aud ses them
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The Presbyterian Ladies' Chris
tiau Aid Society, Of Wesson. vii;
gives supper at the Richardson
House," on Saturday night, Dec. Goth
beginning at 7.SO p; m. Besides a
frat class supper, persons will have
the opportunity Of obtaining at the
japanese table ch'is'msa gii's to-
friends. Come ouel Come all J!
B 9th great and small |!
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The National Surgical Institute.

The National Surgical insutuN.
trnW,ll; opan . branch ., l66 81.
Charles St., New Orleans. Dec. iu,,
1884, where they will be prepared to
treat SuRsioAL cases, Club Feet, Pa.
rslysis. and all deform,ties Of the
face. spine, limbs. and di,sssss 81
the joints. eye and ear. also cs,arrh,
is:nla. female diseases. private dia.
cares, etc. The prupristors Il
the ms itu,e open this Office In New
Orleaus in accordance with the Re-
ones; OF scores. OF their. patrons 10
Miss La and Texas Who desire w.
avail themselves OF tho reduced rates
of travel offered during tbs ~ old,
E,posi iou." thus ru.hliug .shsm.H,n
Witt ns and the Espo6 lfh.R a. .vell
For full particulars lr,ls r. ~
BsLAsD. Soy ALL 81. { qff16s
,Stss ,aarlss ST.. Nss' usIss.e. I.A
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Last Call.

All persons indebted 10 Burnley
& SIN are requested to come mp
and se'tis their accounts ut once. "a
we ned and must have COR money
Nh new accounts will DO opened nu.
Ill old ouss are settled, mp. Until
the LIST My oar terms ere issrctl
cash.
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jus, Received b, $. @. R eddIns Z Co.

Just Received By 8. 9. Reddins & Co.
10 bbls cho,cs L'uls'sus oranges,
10 bb,s CHOICES red -apples,
6 bbls choice c,ccanuts,
10 boxes London layer rAistns,
3bbls assort-d nuts.
lO,boxss A,ut stuck candy, =.
In boxes firp crackers, -. Ill
We ODER thSsS goods Tor spot cash
ct rock bottom prices.
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Lea7s Your Chr,stn,ns order for
fish aud oysters with s g. R-ddrng
& &C.. Tney will receive fish aud
oysters the dsy before Christmss.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-12-18

Oranges. apples. nuts. candles,
bananas. dried 68s, dates. raisins
aud Caristmss dolicsoies ut 8. g..
Rsdding 4 Cos. a A..
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Seedlsss raisins, citrou, ourrsnss.
primes, etc just received BY 8. g.
Reddirg & &c. .'' " - 10" ''...
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We will po-iuvs,y undarse'l OIL
competitors on Christmas goods!
Price onr gods and sss,
BuRsLrY i SoS, Druggists.
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CIassicaI md (,rammar School.

classical and Grammar school.
:. The Row. Nelson Ayers, 4: NJ
beps To- inform, ths residents OF h"'
zlehnrst and yieinity that Oh tho ~
Monday in January hs will open 10
Haz'eburst = Hrst ciasa classical AMI
Grammar Sch oi. to be known ~
st. Stephens Academy.
Their patronage is respectfully 40
licited. oecA''ph
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Buy your C,ristmas goods from
Burnley & Sm. Biggest stock ever
brought to II z ehursi.
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For Sale.

A tine plano. cover and stool; WOO
a fine bedroom set. nah gary centre
table and what.boty Apply u
MIss e. KLo-z,
-. "a At residence
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G. ". Bs.ks.ou has = lot ut nice
books ths, he 10 Offering for sale
worry reasonable. ,L:l- = = =
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Ben Dunahce. colored. was IL town
Tuesdsy, became disordsrly. was ar
res,.d and pnt 10 the calabooae .
The Marshal went around yesterday
morning 10 look after him, and found
that Bsnjamin had burned hole i"
The floor through which he made hls
ssosps;. Ben. was probably some
relation Of Bridget Dunahos, at least
be Was q bard customer.
\ .NoticeI
Al Msrtiusy,iie, on Thuraday.
Chri.tmss night. Q fns snpp-r will
be given bv the Isiies Of Msrtinsville
church. Large patronage Is solicit.
III. Fifty cents entities one to =
through ticket.
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Choice creamery butter. cream
cheese. crAnberries. dried apples aud
peaches vt ). G. Kidding 4 Cos.
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German Carp.

German carp t~ ssls al ten: cents
each. All orders will be promptly
slled. E 6. Prrros.
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For Laiies and Gents.

Beautiful solid gold 0, pens (pearI
ard-rubbsr h,ljsrsl for, sale At Dot
tom prices. by Burnley & Son. drug
gists. 80 - = .o,i'.s-s ~
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Still In the Ring.

C. NJ. B.ukston nas jus, received
a large stock Of those delicious can
dies that are always found 80 tempt
,.y ~ his show cases, call and sec
for yourself. n4 -, 200
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For low prices GU christina
goods 90 to Burnley 4 SOUS drug
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Before you buy yonr presents
step in and lonb sv.'c N bshk:
ston'. jewelry. watches. chains etc.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-12-18
For Ladies'.

Beautiful i.die,' celluloid and rub
bar ,irsssiug:passs for sale eh'sp BY
Burnley 4 Son.
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Fine iru,.s and ua,saat O. n.
Bsnkston's.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-12-18

B.autiiu, silver plate ware at O.
N. Bspksson's. ...n,. .n.,-,l !.
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tocAI NIWs.

rcwn a.a Country Htsms Condensed and
sprsad n~fsr~ Our Rssdsrs> i.
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The hot candy man has located
in,iown.
Judgs rsytoa has spent ttis week
ut home. A.. r.
II is reported that marriage bells
are soon 10 ring.
Mr.. Pink Smith. Of Crystal Springs.
spent lssssS Sunday here.
Hon. R. N. .Miitsr returned from
Ysxoo court last week.
Egxs are commanding two bits .
dosen, and turkeys are stif. .
Mr.. W n. Brown hss accepted apo.
si.ion with tho orm Of Bri,taiu 4 500.
Hon. J. L. Meade has been at.
landing the Marion county circuit
CONT.
- Some ous stole q sagon iron Hell
ways shnp recently. ltwas bold
robbery. .-. -
AN Who failed to pay taxes on or
before the i1zh viii b t'1ud<wish
dxmsges.
Nr. Massspgill. Of ths Copishsn,
went down this week to take in The
Exposition. rg.-l. rrrt
Every train that goes South is
,osdsd down with ps~rngers Tor the;
Exposition.
Ou account OF rain, no services
were held in any Of the churches
lest Sunday. F'1}tf = Il
Miss Ollie Cook has been sbsent
few DAYS on visit 70 friends i"
Crystal Springs. ..~
Dr.. Smith and J. p Rsmbert.
ESQ, os-wesson. wers recent 'isi'
iors to our city.
8 q. Rsdding J. 60. have some
doutle, bsck-action 6recrackers
Re- rouDd boys and see them,
|cuidn', il be nice for all the
obdsy Schools 10 unite and have 4
ehristra.s Tree for the little folFs'
Daring our sbseoce.fr"m tho Office
.. any time Robert G,isng is An
ihorized 20 transact .usiness Tor us.
MIC. N. Bank'.on was in New
Orleap, Sthis week. taking in the Ex'
position and buying Christmas good.
The Exposition could not have
speuea tGvorsbly without the pre-
presence OF the editor OF this paper,
20 ~. ~xas down.
Miss Depie Nail. an attractive
young ladyiof out city. vas married
on Thursday last to Mr.. Humphreys
ci Claiborne County.
Just a. We 70 TO pye-s We learn
that Vim, Snmrsll, an ,naue.t'al and
good ciiren. Gas assassina'ed Mt bis
home rear.G altman las. night.
, President Al thur wasn't at the
op. ming Of tie Exposition. but
Banks,nn and "we'' were, 30 The
, snsir vsnt on all right.
Owing to Marshal Butler having
bis tine al,nos' wholly taken mp in
Q l,eciiug taxes. Mr.. Brown haa been
acting in the capacity OF deputy
The Cleveland and Haniricks dix
Quit made ny Miss Willie Hart
wss rallied of ls-t Saturday. Mr.. D.
A. Beu,ly, q travelling salesman wa"
the winner.
On the 26th inst.,, the President
o! the Board Of Supervisors viii
lease for a term Of ninety mine years
= Sixteenth Section Of land, to The
best bidder. -,
Last week We commenced 70 pub
lish the Honor Roll OF the public
school. II will be published mouth
". aud each scholar should strive to
have their name appear.
w. direct attention. to the adver-
tissrneut Of Lhote 4 Co.. New Or.
leans, and S. D. McNsir & Co.. Mar
tin Station. Next week We will give
each . more extended n,.tice. .
DR. q. O. Marshall died Of pneu-
mopia on Sunday night and was
buried Tuesday morning by the
Knights Of. Honor. DR.. Nsrshsll
had resided hare and prsct'ced dent.
istry for several years BE was an
upright. honorable man. De ie"'sa
wife AMI several children. and ""
tru.t the Great r Her will look upon
them in mercy.
Cotton receipts At this p'acs hav"
been larger up TO date than last sea.
-, h. .or,stb;n0 Iike tbree thon-
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why You Should Buy Your
aPEcrAcLES oYaVs.

We have = most oessplsis sSrtmsnt,
Tn. quality o,ths s'sssss ,. sA.: 't The
We hsvs, the best opttclsn In The South.
rrn eoustry tMr. d Bohaa). HI Mis- ths
most diaeult orders ofou' celsbsss. d ocnlisi
for Cataract Glasses. Compound .. lindr,csl
Glassss, etc.
Our prices nre no higher, hut ooap much
o.e~rer han those Of arectacls. vendors
WIN are totally ignorant Of the busins,a.
We keep on hand the largest Usortinent
In the South VI Artificial Human Eyes.'
Send for Test Types and Prios Lsst. e.
"A. j. Grisw0ld o.,
Jewellers and OPT SIanS,
,ll9 Csuai Street., NV OflSans. La
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~ Beaut,fsIi Bsauslfal,i
Christmas ADD New Year cards -
O. M. Bankst6n's. 49, -, = ,s,,',
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Get you; chsissu,sa presents Ct g
M. BsnStou's, : 80, 2 ~ ~ y Z
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Photograph Ah.%s Ao'C S Album" Pocket
and s"y Bs sI S F IT, G s c M s f
cup- Shaving MUGS dla us' far ma Tea Wa o.nee
Cun,U Cm and Mng., W
Fow.r vass.an La Fme TOILET StH
R,lss. Rui~r Dbl Rattle . .
Wax DM. differ f,
susy le NJ
q onsin ketin length, tF1'.
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- .,s,i.. - 90 = o7aV - , s.'.. -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

LAST Wednesday Jay Gould sbut
Of the Western Uaion telegraph
lines from the public, and no returns
from election were allowed to be
sent over them. Many persons
thought the object OF this was to
.ieep the people ignorant of the gen.
eral result until the returns could be
fixed up 60 suit Gould. II this was
the object. however, il failed for an
enraged populace in NV York city
threatened TO destroy the offices OF
the Western Union Go. i'll that city,
and the Lies we're speedily opened
for the transportation OF news.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

PERSONS who are in arrears on
subscription must e,ttle between
this time aud the close Of Circuit
Court. Any one indebted TO us can
send us The amount by some one who
IS coping to town during court. Re.
member, SUBSCRIBERS, this is some.
thing that must be attended to, and
the gooDer it is done the better, Do
not let us have to remind you Of this
again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

The Puritanic crank who edits
the Keyeer Echo seems disposed to
fling few missiles at us occas:ons lily.
We beg leave to inform the sweet
singer in lsraol that We hsve not
been injured in the least by his shower
of mud cast in this direction.
Grover Cleveland is President;
Wildly Wilson is Governor; w. L.
Wi!aon is our Congressman, and TnE
ARGUS is still pubighed weekly a,
Kingwood, Preston county, ". vs..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

WE failed last week TO mention the
death Of the Hon, Chas James FauIk
ner which occurred at his home IN
Aariinsburg on Monday He was
one Of The most prominent men in
the State, haYirg during his life,
held many positions Of public trust
both State and National.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

The Freeman clips from the North
American Review an article which
aays the wbiekey interest Of the
country has pledged one million dol
lsrs TO aid 10 the election Of Dem
oors'ic Congress. This appeared ia
the freeman before the election, aud
Of course was intended to have an
effect, Warner aud J5hn5on have
become bold enough 10 work direct
~ Tor the Republican party il inIi-
rect measure. bil to carry th,i, rur
pose Democrats should no. be 20
dull Of apprehension as no. 50 oO.
ssrvo this. We advise very Dem
ocrat DO The county to toycor
The Freeman ]. D. u .ub lean
Psper hyPocutoaly ar.rYsl ,u q
P obibitioa clock.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

jim BLAINE will likely retire TO
the obscure shades OF private lie
now. H. played the dem }sosue to
perfection in the lstp canvass, but
still he had to 90 along With the
grand Old party" The peep 10 are
not only tired Of Blaine Jut they are
tired OF the Republican, party and
Its Practice. A great maj Gritty Of
the people wanted a change.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

WHEH Roscoe Coukling lead the
Republican party in the State Of
New York Oneida county gave q
Republican msiority Of Two thousand
This year che gave Democratic
plurality. The is very significant
when il is known that Oneida county
10 the home Of Roscoe C9nkling.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

If Moses wes in the dark when
the light weut Out, Blaine mus,
have lost votes when the 80 bills
ran out, We oan sceouut ror his
reduced majority in this county 10
no other nay, un'ess, perhaps, it was
caused by the Freo-trade END Pro
lection pictures sent broadcast over
this county just before tho election
by the Boss OF the &, o. p. iq Pres-
ton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

WE would IKE 10 know what Ike
Johnson of the Freeman thinks Of
the general result OF tho late election
We are desirous Of knowing this be-
canso the Prohibition heresy har
be lost sig / Of, JoSuson and VIZ
uer will be compelled to turn their
attention to sdmothng else for polit.
zeal effect. The Prohibition iseue is
devoid OF Ell fo7mer protoncy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14
The Contest Over.

The great National contest is over
and has resulted in favor OF Demo-
cracy and honest Government.
For eight years the country has
been Democratic. In 1875 Tilden
had r popular majority of nearly
three hundred thousand and four
years ago the popular vote OF the
country was for Hancock. In these
two canvasses the Republican party
put forth every effort possible to
elect their men.
In 76 they actually stole the pres.
'dency. Ia 1880, Garfeld, a popu-
lar man, was nom mated for Presi-
dent, and associated vita him upon
the ticket was Arthur, Stalwart
Republican. Taat element OF the
party took an active part in the con-
test, and the result was Democratic
defeat.
This year the Republican Convsn
tion nominated man whose public
record is tainted with official jotbery
and who is looked upon BY very
large faction oil his party as a man
utterly unfit to fill the Office o Pres
ident Of this country. This action
OF the Convention directly cansed
split in the party which lost to
Blaine large vote in New York
and Connecticut. and has elected
Grover Cleveland President.
For four years, at least, the Exeou-
tive Department OF our Government
will be vested in the hands of the
Democrats. During this time it is
difficult to conjecture what will be
developed in tao different subordi-
nate departments. Toe books Will
be opened to the people aud invos-
tigetions made which will, in ali
probability, etartle the Nation.
The Democratic party is pledged
TO reform the abuses that have grown
up under an ABSOLUTE Republican
reign Of twenty four years. This
it must do or lose tie confidence Of
the people who have lifted it into
power. We are confident that it
will accomplish lts purpose.
Let US look forward for better
and purer condition Of things under
the new administration,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

IT is humlii"tins to the Rrpubli-
cans of Preston County TO know that
the Uock-eyed man OF Destiny, Ben
Butler, beat thor magnetic meu
from M.iue III the banner Repub-
'lcAn county Of West Virguril. S.
i,y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

u must be conceded that Preston
10 The banner Green back county Of
West Vlrlinia, II gave Z. +. But
Ter ] gil majority over Cleveland
aud 81 majority over Blaine. Yet
there are men who say the Green
back rarity is dead. What folly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

Ell Shet fl Cleveland. as the Rad.
Gal press OF the country called hue,
got there to the tune of 2l9 vo,ee, OF
l0 more than he nesded. 10 ID now
Presidet OF the Unlttd Sla;ss. e.ec-
ted by the free ballots OF hee geo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

HAD the Great-I-Am distributed
hls Free-trsde pictures little ear
lier 10 the campaign there is no tel
ling how Preston would have cas-;
her vote OF the 4th. In all probs-
b'lity she would have gone Demo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

IT ta,'es colossal pile of swag to
carry this county by big m.jority.
The last election proved this beyond
doubt or prevAricatiop. The sw.g,
it seems, yas al. used up in October.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

WEST Virginia stands firm in the
Democratic column. The Steve
b kirs "uoap' could not wash her
out, E,km's boast that il vas only
i matter o. flance didn't hold good
VIII the Journal carry she news to
Stephen?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

MANY OF cur eubscrbsrs are in
arrears on subscription and We again
impress upon their nnuds the i'm
portauce Of settling this matter "A.
once. We need money and must
have what is comlps TO US.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

If Blaine was the peoples shoice
Why did be fell 30 far in the rear in
tbis county. He ran 300 votes be-
hind The ticket here.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

ALL wso are IN arrears on sub
scrlpuou mast settle dueA,g court,
If you do not come to town send
your subscription uY friend who 10
ccming. Don forget .his.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

lNFLTxIBlLITY Is no where when
two dollar bli.s are fling sronnd
loose. Tia; il the kird OF iifoxible
stuff that holds them 10 it on cleo
ton day, Mr.. Journal Do you
catch ON Z
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

Why Ioos he Journal Grain 1914
majority Tor Shay over hoffman
when ils own figures show bi, ma
jority TO be but 942
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

After twenty-four years of affiliaton
with corrupt party "a majority of the
people of the United States come upon
the side of honest men and elect Cleve-
land and Hendricks President and Vice
President of our Country
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

We congratulate the Democracy
OF the county on the bold Gzh, il
male on Nov. Al. We are con
fdenl evory man lid his duty.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

The country 10 Democratic A
very large majority OF the people Of
tho Unitod States said lac, Tuesday
that they are tired OF Republican
corruption and fraud.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

WHAT change OF things will
take place ct Washington Il is real.
~ awful to contemplate the matter
in detail.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

TEE knavss who manage the Re-
publican affairs in New York would
have submitted quietly to defeat
bad not james @ Blaine, the des-
lerate demaRogue, 10 kilograms sent
from Augusta, Ne, fred them with
o desire TO steal the State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-11-14

PRESTON county gave NAIVE,
1891 nj prity over Wilson. L:
gives Blaine 1886 majouty oven
C.eveland-a falling of OF sos Ion
tie Republicans. The 50 bills Ger
tainly were non est abIut November