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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-08-13
OUR LOCAL NEWSLETTERS.
THE NEWS FROM an OUIRrERS or
PRESTON COUNTY
Interesting Local Items Gathered
Together for the Benefit cf vhc
Argus's Many Readers


Interesting Local Items Gathered
Together for the Benefit cf rhc
Argus's Many Readers
Function.
Second Lieutenant PhilipA .Sahf der
was engaged Saturday aftrnoon weigh.
ing and measuring members of our
Volunteer Company, for Military
Suits. We will soon be ready for ser.
vice on Rio rande il necessary; and
then Mexico Greasers will have to
skedaddle: you bet.
The Free and Easy Club of Tunnel.
ton, propose having an other midsum.
mer moonlight picnic and dance Mon
day Aug. 2Sd. All lovers of the light
fantstic toe are cordially invited
there will be lots of pleasure and don't
you forget day and date.
Arrived Thursday, Aug. 9th, unto
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Mankins, son.
Miss Julia OFT, theBelle of West End,
was visiting friends in town Sunday.
We are pleased TO hear of our old
and esteemed friend, VIM. Shaffer.
man, of Independence, being promo
ted from foreman on track to Supervi.
sor of Fairmont and Morgantown
Rail Road. Thos. Mulligan of West.
End will succeed Mr. Shafferman and
James II. Kelly of Tunnelton will
succeed Mr. Mulligan, as Foreman.
Prof. James A. Gragg. Lectured in
Austen School House Tuesday night,
Tunnelton, Wednesday night, Eel.
louisville, Friday night, Sinclair Sat.
urday night; all his Lectures so far
have been a financial Success.
Hugill and Halleck Contr actors OF
Akron, Ohio, have a force OF twenty
five men engaged at 80 cut, quar-
rying rock for use of West Va Cen
trail Rail Road, said rock TO be used
between Piedmont and Cumberland.
Minks are slaughtering all the chick.
ems in town.
Our worthy and esteemed Black.
smith Willie Shirer left last Satur.
day for his homo in Confluenc, Pa.
M. j. Layton, Of independence, and
John Curran, of Fellowsville, will do
the blacksmithing here in the future.
Two of Preston's fairest daughters
drove in behind span of mules to
the hut Of your correspondent, on last
Sunday, and beseeched us to take q
ride, as we had no reasonable excuse
to offer, we accepted the invitation,
and we must acknowledge that we
never enjoyed pleasanter day in
our lifes thanks.
F. j. Jackson and Willie Beavers,
took buggy ride TO Fellowsville,
last Sunday.
Thos, Cooke, of TOWNSVILLE, spent
Sunday evening in town.
VIM. G. Brown, Esq, left King.
wood Friday morning on horseback
at five O'Clock, and arrived at Tun.
Melton, six o'clock and FIVE minutes,
who can beat the above time.
IArrpa
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Teachers Examinations.

Examinations will bo held i'm Preston
County, at the following places:
BRANDoNVILLR-Mon and Tues.
day, August Both and 3lst.
TERRA Wednesday and Thurs.
day, September LIST and I'd.
NEwBURd- Friday and Saturday, Sop
tember 3rd and and 4th.
Observation-Disclosures and Tuesday.
September 9th aud 7th.
MAsoNTowN-F Friday and Saturday,
September 10th and llih.
Each applicant must pay a foe off re-
CURED by law, before entering the class,
and must produce a certificate OF attend.
ance at County Institute.
Copying and communicating will DO
considered failures; and each applicant
must certify ut tho close OF examination
that he has neither given nor received
aid i'm tho preparation Of his manusoripts.
Examinations will begin ut O'Clock
a. n.j and close at y. m. of second day.
B. NJ. SQUIRES,
FARLEY DERERRY,
WILLARD PEBL,
f-3O-4tI BOdTd oI Erdn Hors.
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To Whom it May Concern

Notice Is hereby givon that shall on
tho 18th day of August next apply by po-
tiuon To the Circuit Court OF Preston
County for nm order directing Joseph III.
Hawthorne, guardian in Preston County
of Arthur and kHto Jordan, who arc resi-
dents OF tho State of Maryland, To pay
and deliver to mo any property or mon-
les In his hands belonging to his said
words.
RALPH ENGLE,
Guardian i'm Garrett Co. Md. Tor said Ar.
thur and Kate Jordan.
July II, 1886. Tcbo
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No Deviation.

The subscription price Of The An.
Gus is one dollar per year, if paid in
advance; but if not paid in advance,
the price is one dollar and City cents.
There will be no deviation from this
rule.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-08-13

A. NJ. Jarrett, the boss dentist,
will be at Kingwood on the 18th Of
August, and remain one week.
AT Newburg, August 9th, and re.
main four days.
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Extraordinary Entertainment.


DR., Hasbrouck wife, son and daugh-
ter are here; ard the Doctor will
give his lectures on The Land OF the
Pharoahs, The Desert Of the Exodus,
A Visit to Petrea, and The Holy
Land, magnifcently illustrated by
an Oxy.Hydrogen Stereopticon, which
throws a picture 20 feet, or more in
diameter, and is the most powerful
camera made, in the Court House,
Kingwood, on Friday, Saturday
Monday, and Tuesday nights, Aug
l3, Ia, 16, and II. Admission: for
the 4 lectures, 81. with reserved seat
$3.50; single admission, 35cts. This
is, in all respects, the most splendid
entertainment ever brought to King.
wood. For particulars, sec pamph'
lets
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.
of Gold !" What ?

WIN. G.. Morley has had built a
temporary dining room to the Loar
House. for the accommodation of Mr..
Loar's guests during court.
The late Samuel j. Tilden, by
his will bequeathed 81 100000, for
the purpose of establishing free
library in New York City.
1t took about one hour each to
initiate the boys into the Lodge on
Tuesday. The atmosphere in the
hall seemed to be slightly warm.
-"Pictures of Silver" Where?
Mr.. L. +. Swearengen, Esq, our
hack driver from this place to Tun-
Melton, will purchase new hack in
a few days as he doubts the railroads
completion.
For removing dandruf, Ayers
Hair Vigor has no equal. 1t resores
faded and gray hair to its original
color, stimulates the growth of the
hair, and gives it a beautiful, glossy,
and silken appearance.
-"Apples Of Gold in Pictures of
Silver !"
Won't there be more on the bi Is
here to-day (Friday)than can be did ?
Circuit court, ILLUSTRATED" Lecture,
COlored Festival, and Republican
Convention. To which are you go.
ing.
Ayers Sarasparilla is designed
for those who need medicine to
purify their blood. No other prepare
tion so we'll meets this want. 1t in.
creases the appetite and rejuvenates
the whole system. It's record, for forty
years, is one of constant triumph over
disease.
-"G, g. Apples of Gold in Pic.
lures of Silver !"
The Shenandoah Normal College
at Middletown, Va, is one of the best
and cheapest schools in the State.
$4,000 in advance will pay for TUT
ton Board, Room Rent, including
Light and Fuel, for the Fall term of
ten weeks. beginning August 3lst.
Teachers can make arrangements to
attend, and pay part of the expen-
ses the coming winter. S125.00 in
advance will pay for Tuition. Board,
Room Rent, including Light and
Fuel, for the school term of forty-fve
weeks. For particulars, write to the
Principal, G. II. Hoenshel.
"A Lodge of Knights of Pythias
was organized in this town on Tues
day of this week. About thirty mem
bers of the organization from abroad
were present.
Among those from neighboring
towns in this county, we noticed JAS.
r. Anderson, j. F. Stanhagen, Jno.
II. NJ, Cool, Alvin Vanzant, Jno.
Howard and John A. Perrill, of New.
burg, Jno. II. Carnes and Chris Walt
man, of Rowlesburg, Jno. w. Wat.
son, NJ W. Crane, Will White and
David S. Holland, ofTerra Alta,and
quite number of gentlemen from
other points, including s. Fuller
Crane, of Parkersburg, and Chas. i.
Brown, of Cincinnati, and several
gentlemen from Grafton.
Twelve members were taken in,
and the lodge here bids fair to be
success.
The room over the post.ofice has
been secured for the meeting of the
lodge Most Of the gentlemen from
abroad staid until Wednesday. Sue.
cess to you Sir Knights.
&c. @. Apples of Gold in Pic.
lures of Silver"
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Dentistry.

DR.. LOOMS will be in Kingwood
on the 18th Of August, and remain
one week, for dental practice.
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Day and Might

LAY anu wight
During an acute attack OF Bronchitis, q
ceaseless tickling in the throat, and an
oxhausting, hacking cough, aflict tho
sufferer. Sleep is banishcd, and great
prostration follows. This disease Is also
attended with Hoarscncss, and some
times Loss Of Voice. IL is liable 10 be-
come chronic, involve the lungs, and
terminate fatally. Ayers Cherry PcctO-
raj affords speedy relief and cure IN cases
Of Bronchitis. IL controls the disposition
TO cough, and induces refreshing slccp.
have been n practising physician for
tWenty-fOur years, and, for iic past
twelve, have suffered from annual at
lacks Of Bronchitis. After cAhausting
oil the usual remedies
Without Relief,
I tried Ayers Cherry rntoral. r.
effected n speedy cure. Co SiUycall,
VI. D., CarrOlltOn, Miss.
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral Is dcc.dc3ly no
best remedy, within fny know ,dg". fcf
chronic Bronchitis, and oil lunt Observes,
- NJ. A. Rust, NJ. D., South ~ s, fie.
was attacked, last viui,-, with 3
severe Cold, which grow wuIsH gDi
settled on my Lungs. BN night -.p1'f
was reduced alinuS' to -E"'"'I'. ~
Cough was inccssgut, and 3 tfct it.iy
spit blood Ny physician i.lt f.n 80
give up business. or j w"Hid i' ltH
month. After talking Earrings
without relief, 1 was iiua''
Cured Ry \
two bottles OF Aycs ,h.. ri.
am now In pDtirr
resume business 'I...
nOunced iururgiIi
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&c. G. Apples Of Gold in Pic.
lures Of Silver :"
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FREE TUITION
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Preparatory Department,
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POULTRY PAYS

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Tor them in Health, Cure Diseases, Roar
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
PITTSsURG STRIKES.
Anarchist Literature DiStributed-The
Strike situation.

Anarchist Literature Distributed-rhe
Strike situation.
PIrrssURG, May 7.-ConsidersbIe excite
mept was occssioned in the lower wards OF
Allegheny and some parts of this city TO-
day By the distribution Of Anarchistic cir
culars 10 large numbers. The c crcnlars
were printed in German and E 'gl sh, and
urged the workingmen to revenge the sii,-
ING of AcCormick's men, and to ouro' phi
Ia9e, wreck and destroy, and eat, drink and
he merry. The police secured several copies
of the pamphlet. They were distributed
verv eleyerl ' 30 that their character was
NOT mspscted. Thousands of copies hsd
bsan given out. In this city there are
savar zroups of Anarchists with total
membership OF not over l5O Ihe tessers
and mixers in 20 South Side glass factories
Tho recently demanded 10 per cent sd,
vsnes in wages PCT on their coats a. III
- jcIoeE this morning snd walked
ont the increase not nav
inr been granted. TIE factories
are still in operation in other departments
- a General shut down is rot anticipated
Ratwsen 200 and 300 men sre engaged IN
the striks The buildiDg trades strikes ioi
shorter hours promises to result tsVorsoly
20 the men. Four furrliass !aetorie:
started up to day at the strikers terms SnG
al aS the others are expseied to tollo~
WitLie the next twenty-four hours. I'M ?!
S,onsuasons Eeport q similar eop6i
ron of affairs. FunT two-,hird'
nS the contractors have signed tn
ScsIs and the men have resumed work
r. Il na ahsnve in the situation of tn
carosntsrs' or stone cattess strike.
The thrsAtsnsd strike OF engineers sn'
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BELLAIRE.

Mrs. Tucker was arrested and fred for
Sunday sailing.
j. d Baker has accepted o position in
the Office Of the Bellaire Nail Works
The picnic announced for to-day at
WslIsce's will probably be postponed.
There ia some talk OF one OF cur window
glass houses closing down the FIRST OF June
Several OF the employees of the b q O.
are preparing to take visit to California.
John Campbell has re.opened his saloon
in the First ward. Glad 10 see all old
friends return.
]. B Hemmer, who has been visiting
Elmer Deaver. returned home 10 lanes
vile yesterday.
The festival OF the A. NJ. 4. Church
opened in Turner Hall last night and will
be continued tAis evening.
Miss Emma Krsus, q handsome young
lady OF Wheeling, has been visiting friends
in this city for several days
A rumor that cannot be confirmed has
been started TO the effect that the Bellaire
Nail Works will close down next week.
Bellaire Lodge No. 2O7, F. and A. NJ.
held q special meeting last night at which
8 8. Williams, Grand Master Of Ohio, was
present.
The kqild;Es at the blast furnace into
which the metal is run sben converted into
pig, has bern torn down and will be rebuilt
entirely Of iron.
Notwths,a sdirg The fact that We have
more Ice cream dealers than We can really
afford. i. 10 stated that Wheeling dealers
ere selling their prcdoct iu this city.
A female was run in the lcck.up on
Wednesday night for making too much
poise on the street Ste was allowed t6
depart yesterday 'afer propliDg to lesv.
the city.
Two chsps had fght One threaten
ed 10 have the oiber locked sp. aud vic,
versa Angry words eoa'lbsed 70 fov IN
Ill each concluded 10 have lbs o.ssr arrest
ed which vas doas. Both paid 9 foe.
Rev. John Hsiery, d D., aged So years
died at bis home in the Fourth ward st 81
early hopr yesterday, after short illness
Deceased had been Q resident d beus:r
for more than thirt7 pears Fs euiere,
the miristsrf ABOUT 1879. since which tim
toe Wilmington College conferred on hiu
the degree Of Doctor Of Divinity. BE Va
the Oldest member Of the 81 Ciairsyill
Preshytery since the death Of Rev. Benz,
min AitcheA The iaaeral will take plse
tomorrow,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
SPuNkY GREECE.
She is Determined to Have at Last
Ono Round With Turkey.
GREEK TROOPS HURRYtNe FORWARD.
All Greek Ports Bloekaded by the POwers...
Foreign Ministers Leave
Athens.

Athens, May THE Government hs,
sent sunboat to Cons,an,inople to take
away from the Turkish capital NJ Condo.
riott, the Greek Minister. Greek tro,ps
are being hurried to the front with all po,.
sible speed.
Greek Ports Blooks led.
ATHENS, May 1.-All the foreign Minis.
ters have embarked on vessels Of their re.
'pec.,ve nations to depart from Greece.
The Powers have given orders to their
fleets TO blockade the Greek ports.
The Turkish Ambassador, with his staE
has left the city, taking with them their
personal effects.
At the last moment the Russian Miuis.
Ter refused to leave. stating that in tho
absence Of instructions he would have n
remain.
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pesrsnee for the first time since the riot
ing began. Sergeant Enright and thirty
five officers guarded at the gate, and there
was no attempt at interference BY striker:
IS the men filed in with their Iuaeh pail:
dangling by their sides.
Armour's Glue Factory, at Thirty.6fth
street and the river, was in operation at
o'clock to-day. The employees, numbering
several hundred were glad to get back to
work on the old terms, namely. ten hours
work for ten hours pay. Officers we're
present to curb any violent demonstration,
out none was made. The lumbermen, il
is believed, are getting ready to resume
operations on Monday. 1t ia said that the
Executive Committee of the Lumbermen's
Exchange will issue orders TO that end
While no further violence is at present
threatened, the reserve police force is still
retained at the Hinman and Twelfth street
stations.
RAILWAYS RESUMING OPERATIONS.
The Western railroads ere resuming oper.
stions this morning on nearly the basis
prior to the strike On sll The roads
freight trains are being sent out without
molestation. In sll Of the freight houses
increased forces of men are at work, and
the quantity of freight being offered and
handled is very largely increased over that
of any former day. The officials of TIE
Burlington road this morniug notified It's
old employees to return TO work or take
their absolute discharge from the COM
pany's employ,
The body Of young Officer Miller. who
died last night, will be sent to 04wego, N.
Y, where his parents reside.
No work whatever is being done at Pull
msu to-day, all the men remaining out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
NAVIGATION Season at Montreal.

Montreal, QUE., May The season
Of navigation opened this year under very
promising auspices, and sh piping comDa,
MES are promised profit Tor the irst time
in several years. The rates OF freight on
grain are e Cd to Liverpool and Ss to
London and Glasgow and other British
ports. 4 new feature Of the ocean ship
ping this yeGT will be the Inauguration Of
trade OF raw sugar Of beetroot production
with Germany. Three or four steamers
have been chartered TO this port for cor
goes Of the freight, and on the return vny'
age will carry grain cargoes to British
ports. There is no less quantity than
] ,OO0, 900 tushels of grain at the present
time cosuius forward from lake ports Mos1
of the grain is of the American production
aud alarge proportion OF it is Toledo corn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
NOT MUZZLED YET.

Another Incendisry Harangue From the
AnArehIstie Editors.
CHICAGO, May The Ar5siter Zeitung
made its appearance s0sIu this morning,
though 10 very reduced form. TIE old pa
par was a large, prosperous looking folio
sheet, Whileto-dsy's issue in ten.by.tWelVe
hand bill. Tue lead ng article to-day is
addressed to the workirgmen OF Chicago,
and after RELAXING the difficulties they had
IN publishing the paper, owing to the arrest
of all the printers and editors, tae article
says: These twenty two printers were
arrested on the ridiculous charge
of murder-psople who did moth
ing but their work and for
which they were paid. Bail was refused for
them. 0a all sides there was systematic
attempt to make the reaPpearanee OF the
paper impossible, You see,
then, workingmen, that the ruling class
understands better than you the value of a
labor organ. We will show you
that although the recklessneSs of some
may temporarily confuse, it cannot disrupt
our NOFhlukAGuo pAhtJ 10 tHSASAOAS
appeal to you, workinGmen You will see
that q workmen's movement without an
organ is impossible x 4 We shall
continue the fight for freedom aud righr,
that this paper has always conducted
= Forward aud unhesitauDgly
forward, in spite of all chieauery Of the
ruling classes. Again, workingnen: Do
your duty; we will DO oars.
Iu another part Of the paper is an article
which indirectly charges that the dynamite
which the police found in their building
Ras brong BIT there bY ths officers themselves
Ii says: "A!tsr the police had arrested the
editors they carefully searched the build
ing, but found nothing 4 saoft time
after they resPPesred aud arrested ali con |
uected with the paper, aud behold, they |
.lso found dynamite. They are also said
10 have fonnd revolver and an old hle
Indeed dreadful And this 6nd Is said to
prove that the printers aEa murderers
The writer then goss on to ssy that the |
whole thing is conspiracy to suppress the
psper forever. In q nsricuous part oi
ihs hsud b Il is prin' ed the comments OF the
Slw York Yolks Zeituug on the arrest OF
Schenck and Brsuuschvein in that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-08
o'ooNNELL DEPosEb.
Action of the Strikers ConeorniOB the
Street Car Agreement.

Action of the Strikers COnecTniDB the
Street Car Agreement.
NEw YoRx, May The meeting OF DIS
trict Assembly, K. OF l. No. IS, and con-
tiuued all night sud until o'clock this
morning. The members Of Assembly NO
- were not satisfied with the settlement OF
ths strike on the Third venue railroad, et-
fsc,ed by tSeir Executive Committee, and
This meeting was called At late hour
a vote was taken on the different ques-
fiona and Joseph U Donnell,
John Hughes aud Joseph +. Down
ing. members of the Executive COMMITTEE,
were requested TO hand in thsir resigns,
,ions, il was then learned that . DouneIl
had sent in his resignation during the day
The other two men resigned at the meet
inc sad all three designations were accept
ed, The following gentlemen we're elected
in their places: ThGnss Collum, William
Pavne and John HUFF ThomsC . Rourks
vas sdded to the Board, 50 as to make up
the REQUISITE number of seven. Belor5 so
iouruing this morning, sn unanimous vote
was taken uphoIding the strikers II their
rsFnsal 10 accept the terms Of agreement
oIFsred by the company. The support oi
/ ths organization was also pledged. -,
O'Donnsll has been considered the lead
or in a n the troubles Of the street car com
psnies with their employees WHICH hsye oc-
rnrred this spring. he Was the man tas'
oS5srsd the last general "uie-up" on al the
lines 81 this city, and is now under indiet
msnt far conspiracy. 1t was his high bend
"a acts that lost to ths strikers the symPa
thy Of the public Of NsS YORK. I.n that y, n' !.
has injured the cause Of the Np,gG'S oi - =
Dor in this city cannot De doubted: o0' tn'
sction Of Assembly IS in demanding ni
rs,ignstiou because he was not sg0ressiV'
enough, sill certainly stili further driv'
away sympathy from the + EnPirs Protective
| AssoriatlOn