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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
PASSENGERS.

For Portland, Or, per ophelia, Nov BE Cl.mmens.
For San Francisco per W II Dimund, Nov p-Mrs J
Lyons and daughter, Miss Jones.
For Kauai, via Wsanac, per Jas Mskee, Nov DIR e
Herbert, Mrs Holt and family O'Nel Stillman, 7
Kaiaikawaha.
From Maui and Molulai per Likclihe, Nov -W G
Ashley. Gibson, Shaw and sister J D Marlin E
NuTrie, NJ NJ Taylor and wife, Miss Victor II Meyers
and wife, kealepi Father Gulstcn. II Pastano "
johnson.
From San Francisco. per Manposa, Nov s-His Elk 7
Ncumann, W II Rice and wife r Lishman, wife and
son, Mrs J II Smith, Mrs b March. Miss Anna Dixon.
Capt W Pierce and wife, c W Hathaway, W Adams
Hnrner, Syans. r ii Graham Miss Flnklcr Z
Jones, Sisters Paola Carotta, Aarscu, Lena Albec
Mother Superior judith. Mrs LOwrey. Mrs A Otto,
Mrs W Love, Pyat. MSS X T Kec, a & Ellis L Neese
Dr Wight, Mrs Wight, Miss Wight, Miss + Wight,
81 Chinese and g. stcerngc.
From Windward Ports, per Kinau, Nov s-Ills Males
~ King haakaua, II Il II Princess POomaikelHni Hon
q Wilder, 5 Ashford, f Hitchcock 7 II Hughes
q ID FrceIh, Khhai, c Y Aiona, & 7 Deacon A e
nu and wife, Mrs Mary Lewai and child Mrs Newton
y Sinclair Dunn, wife and children, j ID Strong,
wife, child and servant.
From Kauai, per Planter, Nov Wv Nj Gillespie {
hoehiing, II Strcnbkck, Krurc, Capt / Ahlborn Hon
Hardy, Mrs spaldnC and son. Mrs Julia Robinson
and daughter, Geo MundOn, Mr. Apo AuSai.
From Hawaii and Maui, per W c Hall, Nov g-Jas
Dowsett, Jr, G Simcrson, Sumter, l. ThurstUu, d
Walla.
From Hamakua, per h Bishop, Nov "a Morof
" Holmes.
From Maui. per Lehua, Nov 9-Mrs Barnard.
For Mookni and Maui, per Likelike. Nov iO-Miss A
Dixon. Rev Father GulstAn I b Sutlid, Mrs II Corn
well, NJ HOrnet, Jr, Kruger, johnson, 5 obcd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

ALDRICH-BROwN-In this city, on the 9Th inst
Et the residence OF the brides father, Capt. WILLIAM
ALpRICH, OF the Honolulu Rifles. Miss MARY Horn,
eldest daughter OF Capt. John Brown OF this city.
wHITE-STREET-In San Francisco, October 2Sth
nj the residence OF the brides mother, By Rev A L.
Stone assisted by Rev ". Frear, OsCAR WHITE Of
Honolulu, TO ELLA L. STRIEr, Of San Francisco
nICRENSoN-TAYLoR-In Lahaina, Maui Oct
18th, at the Church OF The Holy Iunoccnts, by Rev C.
=. Groser, HESHr DICNENsoN to KATIE, daughter Of
Capt. u. Taylor, both OF Lahaina
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
Tho Sailors Homo.

AT the Annual Meeting of the Sailors Home
Society, in December, 1883, the Trustees author
lied the Executive Committee, S. C. Damon, W.
Babcock and John Waterhouse, Jr., to make all
necessary repairs. In obedience to that vote, the
Committee employed Mr.. Burgess, to perform the
work and provide materials. When the repairs
we're complete, he rendered a bill for labor and
materials, amounting to s1,1Sl.30. The commit
of the same.
The Trustees nearly all came forward and liber-
ally subscribed TO pay off the debt which had been
incurred. The following subscriptions have been
H.l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
NOTICE !


gW1uE UNDERSIGNED HAVE PrnCua1ED
~ the entire stock trade aud god viii Of nc hnrI-
ness Of WHITMAN a WRIGHT. 70 axe cl|ci f.ar|
and after October Let. ff Ail ouistlnd|nr ItrT1II
on sald arm viii BE- settled by T. a. PA. ~ ~ ~
campbcirs Block Mr. y. N. WnlIMtN lssumtl
general management Of mInufIrforT fNn O.
the blacksmith and Iron work department.
Thanking the community for their patronage ia TIC
past. and soliciting continuance uf fle 4i1c- WITH
assurances Of our bcst attention. % III ~ 1cH IN
trusted 90 our care. We remain, ven rc.perll1Hf
HAWAffAS CABBAGE MANUFACTURING co.
,sigmeD G. VEST fresideui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
NOTICE !

THE UNDERSICiNEDE HAVE SOLD
IL their Entire stick and trzc and good vii Of their
business 10 the HAWAIIAN CAKffAGE MANrFAC-
TURING COMPANY. 20 take eject from nd after
October 1T. 1891.
All accounts tgalnst the drm Of WHITMAN 4
WRIGHT viii De s-tticd BY T. A. PALMER. and an
persons owing said drm respectfully requested 10
pay the same 10 J. A. PALMER 20. CamDhcils
block. lsIgnedt WnITMAN Hgiamr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
NnTICR

,ltEEE UaDERsIGNED HAVING BECOME
n identified with The Interests % the HtWAlIN|
CARRIAGE MANCFAcTCRiNg COMPANY. tl4a
this method of expressing oar sincere fhanks f0r n
Kindness. good will and liberal employment received
nom many friends and patrons IN thia c0amanliy
1t our old stand
We cordially invite zoo al % srss-11nd our
services az our new Headquarters. Qnrcu Street
where with improved facilities % steam power and
machiucry. expect 70 turn o. rnrc work VITA
greater casc sud dispafch. Yours rcrpeci1lllF.
wv WHfGHf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Jonathan Austin, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor
at law, has opened an office at No. u Kaahumanu
street. where he will be ready to attend to all legal
matters He will attend TO business in English,
Hawaiian, French or Portuguese.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Rev. L. c. Cutler, the agent for the " Peoples
Encyclopedia" has received the first installment
of that work, on the order forwarded by him 10
the Coast, and first subscribers will be supplied
during the coming week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The fair 10 raise funds in aid of the Anglican
Cathedral will be held on Friday, December 12th
been done for the fair, and it is conidentially
hoped by its promoters that it will prove success
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The attention Of our readers is called to the no
tice OF the Minister of Foreign Affairs relative tC
the Worlds Industrial and Cotton Centennial EI-
position. The notice came in too late for any eI.
tended remarks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Kuae, the escaped prisoner, still enjoys the
pleasures attached to unfettered liberty. After a
couple Of houses have been broken into and 4
couple of horses MANNED the rascal will probably
be captured
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The supporters of the successful candidates in
the election HELD at Wiseman's on the 4th inst
dancing but the fiddler was paid solely by Wise
man, Come up
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
NnTIcE

IN hETIRINg FnOu rTIE uAEAaEuEFr
u % the HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MANrfACIun-
ING COMkA4l, visa % express 90 tbs Community
my sincere thanks for the u1efa parunarr 1lrr m
joTcd u their hands and trust that the
aTemrnf and support Filioe extended % serr.ur1
IN al the years 10 come Fcfy respectfully,
1ei isigned1 ~ WEoI-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

His Majesty returned to this city, frora Hawaii.
on the eth inst pr steamer KRan. The usual
sRlutes were fired as the steamer entered the har-
Dor. II. Il. H. Princess Poomaikelani. Hon s. G.
Wilder, Clarence w. Ashford Esq. and others also
arrived by the same vessel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The American bark Alden Bessie, Capt. O'Brien,
arrived of this port ON the 9th inst. The vessel
China. She sailed again for her port of destina-
ton on the Sth inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

New clothes or overcoats lie now the subject
which is agitating the minds of the supporters Of
the two candidates for Presidential honors in the
United States. Good for the dry goods dealers
any how
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Another addition TO the shell boats was made ON
the arrival of the MIripoSu, this time Dared
San Francisco and consigned to the Myrtle Boat
Club. The boat has been named pro tenn, Stranger.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Programme cards of the various races, includ-
ing entries, and prizes may be obtained at
J. NJ. Uat Jr d Cos on Saturday, the 18th inst
Orders may now I've left there; only a limited
number will be printed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

IL. /. g. NJ. corvette Prins 4daIJeJf sailed from
this port the 10th inst for Callao. Before leaT
ing the vessel was visited by His Majesty, who
was received with the customary hOnors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
Salad.
IMPORTS.

From ongkonE per Centaur Nov "A full cargo Of
Chinese provisions merchandise, etc.
From SaE Francisco, per Mariposa. Nov S-Cargo OF
provisions, produce, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Mr.. w. Oliphant, formerly of the City Market,
Nuuanu street, has recently opened the Hotel st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Young men who find time hanging heavy on
their hands should visit the Y. NJ. c. A. hall and
get enrolled in one Of the many classes for study
that are extant in that institution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

His Lordship the Bishop of Honolulu occupied
the pulpit at the Anglican church on the morning
of the 9Th inst, and Rev George Wallace preached
III the afternoon. Both sermons were interesting
to the large congregation of vorshippers present
at fine services
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The ship Eldorddo was successfully lowered from
the Marine Railway on the 18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

A native travelling across Maliko Gulch in the
dark, few nights ago, came near getting killed.
He walked too near the edge Of the upper wagon
road and it cayed in pre0iptating him on to the
new lower road some 20 feet below. He lay insen-
sible for some time and recovering CONSEQUENCES
bad to lie in the road an hour or more before he
succeeded in making himself heard. Tho old
road should have guard of some kind at the top
to keep people from coming down.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Ex-Marshol Parke has opened an office at No.
u Rhodes Building, where he will be happy to
meet his old friends, and will transact all bust
ness entrusted TO his care
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Rev. DR.. Damon preached the sermon at the
morning service at the Bethel church on the 9tl
inst and Rev Z. c. Oggel performed a like ser.
vice at the same place IN the evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Marshal Soper is causing the police of the city
TO become much interested in his actions, he hay-
ing habit of turning up at street corners at rather
late hours of night and exhibiting very unofficial
like anxiety to learn the whereabouts of absent
policemen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Thanks are returned TO tine Secretary of the
Merchants Exchange San Francisco, and to Pur-
ser Guard of the steamer Mariposq, for files Of
late papers, received at this Office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The usual Gospel temperance meeting was held
in the Bethel yestry the evening the Sth inst,
and was we'll attended. On the evening of the 18th
inst Saturday, there will be like services and
strangers, especially seafarng men, invited to
be present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The well known one mile house on the NuuanI
Avenue has ceased to exist The property ha
been sold and the new proprietor is making
house lot of IT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Marshal Soper has been locating number of
places for new lamp-posts, during the week past
and Mr.. C. o. Berger has had them placed in
position.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Paakaula, native woman, married, residing on
Beretania street near Emma street, dropped dead
on the evening of the 9Th inst Heart disease.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Col. Allen has changed his office from Brewer &
Co. store 10 the Bank. He will continue to attend
TO the same class of business as before.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The "distinguishsble' numbers for the Iocsl
expresses have not yet been placed the carriages
The Deputy Marshal is still thinking.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

A son Of Mr.. L. p. Adams returned TO the land
of his birth by the Nariposa. 1t is many years
since Mr.. William Adams has seen his native
shores
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Mr.. Kerr, the tailor, has received the first in
stalment of his new supply Of goods which he or
dered in person in England.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

There will be foot race of 200 yards for a purse
Of 500, between Willie King and jacob Sims, on
the Esplanade at noon Of the nth inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
A Vacation ON 11auna Ksa.

industrial, mechanical or agricultural, and also to
detarmina IL tnition shall be CHARGED in any case
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
Assessment and Taxation Return. 1854,

The following statements of the valuation of
taxable property and polls and the assessments
made thereon have been obtained By the courtsey
Of Captain Geo. H. Luce, Tax Collector of the
district of kona, which includes the capital city
and outlying districts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
EXPORTS.

For Portland, Or, per Yhruna, Nov 800 bags rice
domestic value, S2,60i.25.
For San Francisco per W II DimOnd, Nov SPARTA
cargo OF rice sugar. uoasscs etc; foreign value s
domestic value, IN 27O55.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The band attached TO the German man-of- war
Pi-iItS AddlLert RECALLED musio-lOving citizens ON
the evening of the 9TH inst by concert, given in
the grounds of the Hawaiian Hotel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The Government expects to receive an iuporta
tion Of gold coin by the Alameda
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Residents Of Hamakua Hawaii have forwarded
testimonial of their esteem and regard TO e1-
Marshal Parke
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Captain Mcintyre il cutting down the trees ON
d his lot facing Nuuanu Avenue and is putting up
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Mr.. Charles Alexander well known resident of
MakawRo Maui, formerly manager of the Haiku
Plantation was brought to this city by the RiHdH
on the sth inst, for medical treatment Injuries
received by fall from horse which he was rid
ing is that cause of the mental trouble.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Nov S-Am blk Abbie Carver, PeudlctOn. I'm Honrko' 3
Ger blk Centaur. Ofcrscn. from HunEkong
6-Am BIZ Alden Befsc, O'Bricn, I'm Portland, Or
LOSS Mariposa Hayward, from san Francisco
s-Am tern Eva, WiCkmln, from San Francisco
via MahukOna
Sailed.
Nuv Am bk Martha Davis, Benson, for Hongkong
b-Bt bk Ophelia, Moddrel, for Portland, Or
S-Am bktnc W II Dimond, Houdlett for Fran
s-Br blk Pacific Slope, Barnes, FOR Victoria, b Z
s-Br blk Narun8, Ingram. for Portland, Or
1O-Am biz Alden Bessie, OBrcn. for HOnEkrg
1O-HIGN fngate Prinz Adalbcrt, McnsinE, Peru
Vessels in Port.
Am ship Eldondo. Humphrey
Fr Brig Tavern
Am blk Caibaren, Hubbard
llaw brig Hazard. Tiomcy
Am blk Nicholas Thayer, Crosby
Am stm-bk Geo $ Homer, Perry
Am bktuc Ella Howe
Am blk Abbie Carver, Pendlcton
Ger blk CentAur Obrien
OS MGripOsa Hayward
Am tern Eva, WiCkmhn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

A government English school was started Mon
day the 10th at Hamakuapoko in the Young Mems
Christian Association Building. This building
will be used for the purpose until the new school
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
BORN
MARRIED.

Al Belfont France, October and 1854, to the wife
NJ Georges kOechlin. a son
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The "Act to MIttegate' is now being enlarged
upon by the local authorities.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The Paia Mill is in full blast again and turning
out beautiful sugar from cane grown on thu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Captain w. H. Aldrich of the "HonoluIu Rifles
was united in marriage, in this city, on the 9Th
inst. to Miss Mary Hale brown, eldest daughter
of Captain John II. Brown. large and fashion
able gathering was present at the cerrmony and
also at the reception held later at the residence of
5. j. Levy, Esq. A beautiful display of wedding
presents greeted the view Of the callers prominent
amongst which evidences of good wishes was
complete breakfast, set in elegantly lsilver
the offering of the Honolulu Rihea" The Ha-
waiian Band performed choice selections during
the reception hours. Aloha.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
ISLAND Locals.
ABOUT Town.

ABOUT TOWN.
Exchange on sanFrunoisco is now selling at 2JJI
percent.
The Minister Of Finance is again confined to his
house by Illness
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

A paper shell, single scull was received by Mr.
W. NJ. Giffard the secretary of the H. B. Y. c.
per Mayiposd. As Mr.. Oscar Branch of the MYRTLE
club has beeu eyincing desire to try conclusions
in single sculls with somebody the prospects are
that the opportunity will now be offered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

was of wood, was a mass of cinders before the De-
partment got to work. Mr.. Mcclure loses nearly
all his personal property, insurance; the build
ing was insured for $1,000. The cause of the fire
Is yet nnernlRined-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

On Monday and Tuesday last Mr.. Z. 2. Adams
commenced a large credit sale by order of H.
Hackfeld d Co. at their stores on Queen street.
The attendance and bidding was only fair, and
prices did not rule hiQh-howeTer n large assort-
ment of goods changed hands. The Orphan"
who had only Just returned from his Vocation,
welded the hammer on this occasion, and used his
most persuasive eloquence to induce bidding but
even he could not make water run up hill. The
sale will be continued to-day and tomorrow, when
tailors goods wines, liquors, etc, will be offered.
A well known tailor of this city is under suspi-
cion Of having enjoyed himself during the last
week by playing several practical jokes, one re-
moving sign belonging to Mr.. c. GertE, the shoe
dealer,i obliterating the portraits of two kittens
thereon, and substituting monkey, adding the
name Of the owner of the sign as the artist
Later, one of the clerks Of Mr.. Nolte, who opens
the saloon IN the early morning, found himself
debarred from making his usual exit by paddock
and bar which had been attached, during the pre-
ceding night, to bis door. Again the business
cards OF house in certain line Of business were
plentifully pasted on the sign of an opposition
house in the same line. Altogether the joker has
had an interesting time, but the end is near.
The Inspector of Schools visited St. Adams Col
lege on Monday, and spent the greater part of the
day In that establishment. The following classes
passed In review before him: Algebra, quadratic
equations; arithmetic, interest and percentage;
history, class 3, four centuries Of Christian Era;
history, class 2, the time of the Crusades; geom-
try, propositions and of Loomis, book 6; Euclid,
propositions book 6; first Latin class, Horace LIST
satire, and few odes taken haphazard from books
l and 2 and exercises in translatiup without die
tionaryi second Latin class, Cesar, book 4, chap
tiers 50 and &c; third Latin, elementary work. The
Inspector expressed himself as highly pleased
With the Rotations. His visit 10 this private
school was thoroughly unexpected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12
6rnrraI advertisements.

Dyspepsia, billiOusness, nervousness and mis-
erableness all cured with Hop Bitters See ad.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

At 800 p. m. on the 9Th inst, an alarm was rung
from Ward 3, the occasion being fire in the resi-
6snce OF Mr.. J. w. Mcclure, the Fire Marshal.
Inc names spread quickly and the building, which
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

For the pas. two or three days there has been
on exhibition in J. NJ. Dat d Cos windows two
splendidly embroidered banners with the initials
NJ. B. c." beautifully worked in the centre
These banners are present to the members of
the Myrtle Boat Club, and are the handiwork of
Mrs DR.. Nc Allister. Of this city, and arc credit
to the fair artist and will be highly priced by the
ciuh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The property owners along Alakea street and
especially those whose property is situated near
the corner of Merchant street are loud in their
complaints against Road Supervisor Hart who has
neglected TO contribute TO the comfort of tenants
in the vicinity, by not filing up the mud holes
which every rain storm brings into existence along
that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The farce connected with F. G. Pond, who is
reported as having got TO windward Of the
astute Attorney General to the amount of $50 hard
cash. was ended during the past week by the
defendant leaving the kingdom surreptitiously.
As the only bail was Ponds own reco9nizance the
Government is at loss in the transaction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Mr. James Seely professional trick oarsman,
spoken of by Ed. Hanlan as "the champion in
that line of business taking charge of the train
ing of the crew of the 6 cared shell which the
Honolulu Club enter in the coming regatta. Mr.
Seely finds good material but considers the time
too short TO obtain thorough training
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

;, From mt, the above returns the following take
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

Members Of the Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club
are informed that the club ribbon may be obtained
from the Secretary, Mr. w. NJ Giffard. This club
has. TO great extent, forwarded the business con-
nected with the coming Regatta even going to the
extent Of caring for the comfort of members Of thu
consular and diplomatic oorps and Honolulu's
prominent citizens, on the Regatta day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

The o. S S. MaTiPosa arrived in port here
from San Francisco at sharp y O'Clock (noon) on
the sth inst days and y hours from the Golden
Gate BY the vessel, as passengers, came, Mr.
and Mrs W. h. Rice, Capt and Mrs A. w. Pierce,
DIR J. Wight and family, ]. nj. Horner, A. g. Ellis
and the long looked for Attorney General.
number of Roman Catholic Sisters also came by
the vessel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-06

The Ring ticket was nominated at
Terra Alta, by so called Republi-
can convention. Yet hundreds
OF the most respectable end better
class Of Republicans had no voice
in that convention, because they
would not train with the Ring, and
were opposed to Bossism and one
man power. Free spsech was denied
all those who were not in sympathy
with the Ring. These are facts that
can rot be denied. We defy suc-
cessful contradiction. Will you vote
such a ticket 2 Can you do it 2 If
not vote for the Peoples ticket. !
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-06

VOTERS, see that your friends who
may be in needy circumsta stances, are
not deceived into staying away from
, the polls on election day, by being
employed on the farms or in the
shops under the direction of the
Ring at high pricss. to be paid by
the Ring. We don't know what the
Ring may do, but it needs watch
ing-You have got it down--KEep
1T there. and vote the Peoples
ticketS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-06

For a mum Der Of years the affairs
of this county have, to q great ex-
tent, been managed by a Ring.
That Ring has plunged the county
into debt. and placed upon the peo-
pie q county tax Of 1913 cents. 1t is
time for the People to take charge
Of matters themselves. and do what
they can towards rsctifying this out
ragsous piece OF Encouragement.
, The first step in this direction is to
vote the Peoples ticket.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-06

"Wsst Virginia is a low taxed
State" so said Mr.. Dawson ia a
speech at Tuunslton during the rail
road campaign. So it is. But are
yoar taxes lowf Certainly not.
Look at your tax receipts, and see
where the money goes. See if your
county and district tax is not Eve
and six times as large as your State
tax, and you will thus see that
Preston county is by no means low
taxed county. The People demand
to be heard on this question.
Vote the Peoples ticket.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-06

DR., VIM. NJ. Dent is the choice of
the People Tor State Senate against
the Ring candidate. We have no
better man in the county than DR..
Dent. MonougaIa county will give
the Doctor a majority of her votes,
aud let Preston do the same. He is
worthy OF your support. He is an
able. energetic, intelligent and con.
scieutious man. and fit representa-
tive of the People.
Vote for DR.. Dent and put the
Ring and it's candidate do wn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-10-06

TIE man whom the Rim asks you
to support for the State Senate, who
is the bone and sinew of the Ring,
and it's grand high Priest. the Boss
OF the Bosses. Boss Dawson, is the
man who wanted to put your State
taxes higher than they ever were be-
fore. and still howls about the poor
depressed farmeri
Ii Dawson is the farmers best
friend. God help the farmer
Down with the Ring