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Amendment to the Constitution

<AhiCtNihSht 10 Tic CONSTITUTION
JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 10 PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT TO THE coNsTI
TUITION OF THIS STATE. tbb r
Resolced by tie Legislature of
Vest Virginia, taco thirds ofall
tie members elected to each house
agreeing thereto:
l. That the following amendment to Arti-
Gle III. of the Constitution OF the State be
and the same Is hereby proposed, to-wit:
= That section thirteen, OF Article III as 4,
now Is: be stricken out, and the following in
serted In lieu thereof: - T''~' -
Sec. H. In suits Mt common law, where the
value In controversy exceeds twenty dollars
exclusive OF Interest and costs, the right of
trial by jury, II required by either party shat,
be preserved, and In such suit before a jus.
tice, Jury may consist of six persons
A greed TO February II, 1857.
Publication of the foregoing proposed
Amendment to the Constitution OF the State
OF West virginia. is made pursuant to the re-
quirements OF section chapter IS A cts 1887.
BY the Governor:
HENRY $. WALKER,
Secretary OF State.
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Amendment to the consti;ution.

Amendment to the Constitution.
JOINT RESOLUTION so u PROOFS.
ING An AMENDMENT TO THE COS
sTITUTroN OF THIS STATE.
Resoloed 6y the Legislature of
Vest Virginia. tsco thirds ofall
the members elected to each house
agreeing thereto:
l. That the following amendment To Arti-
Gle 1. of the Constitution of this State be.
and the same Is hereby proposed, to-wit:
That section twenty-five Of Article VI a,
II now Is, be stricken out, and the following
inserted In lieu thereof:
Z2 No session of the Legislature shall con-
unue Longer than sixty days, without the
concurrence OF two-thirds of the members
elected To each House.
Agreed 10 February "a, 1887.
Publication of the foregoing proposed
Amendment to the Constitution of the Stat,
OF West Virginia Is made pursuant To IN,
requirements of section chapter 90 Acts
1887.
E.w. WILSON.
HENRY =. WALKER,
Secretary OF State.
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j. NJ. Ferguson Tailor

Have your clothes made by 7. NJ
Ferguson, the Tailor, of Hunting
ton, w. Va. He always keeps a
nice line of goods from which to
select and his cutter is one the best
on the Ohio river. He guarantees
every suit to fit or no charge. Shop
first door above Bank of Hunting
ton. Give him call. 2OT
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-08-17

In speaking of clique of Demo,
cratic politicians who try to rule
the Berkeley Democracy, like per-
sons who not only try but have
succeeded in ruling the Democracy
of Wayne county,, the w. Va.
Democrat says:
Having by trick, craft and de-
ception stolen nomination, they
pretend 1T is treason to party for
any Democrat to vote for an indie
pendent candidate. We tell these
would-be bosses that Democracy
consists in adherence to certain
principles; itdoes not consist in
blind submission to trick, craft and
cunning"
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Republican Congressional Con-
ventiOn.

The Fourth District Republican
convention, to nominate candidate
for Congress, will be held at PIT.
Pleasant on the 18th day of this
month.
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Inc Democrats ofthe Third Con.
gressional District metaCoal vi.
icy last Tuesday and nominated 7
~ Anderson by reclamation. Phil
Snider saw the job was set M
against him and would not allow
MS name to be presented. Dissat.
isiaet'on reigns supreme among the
Democrats in that District
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Norwin Green, President of the
Western Union Telegraph Co., has
sent $4,000 check to the Demo
cratic National Committee; Law
Gould, the great railroad magnate
check for $4,000; the National
Democratic Chairmen, Bricc and
Barnum, each check for $4,000,
and others for smaller amounts.
There are reports that England will
be 4 great contributor. So far
there are no Republican contribu-
tons. If the Robber Tariff is such
good thing to make millionaires,
how is it that their checks go to the
Democratic party?- Ec.
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Man Killed at BarboursyiIJe.

Charles Moore was shot and
killed at Barboursville last Monday
by II. c. Poteet. It's reported that
Moore was beating the son of Pc.
teet when the latter interfered. The
two men then drew revolvers and
began firing at each other. Three
balls from Poteets revolver took
effect in Moore's body from which
he shortly died.
n. B.-Since the above was put
in type we learn that Potect has
given bond in the sum of$5, 900 for
his appearance at the next term Of
Cabell circuit court. His bondsmen
are Robert Kyle, J. II. Marcum,
Jeff. McComas, George Wilson.
t. L. Niche, NJ. A. Bias and 7. F.
Wilson. He claims to have done
the shooting in self.defence.
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TO advance the cause of free trade
than any prime minister of England
has ever done"
The British Hosiery Recte,c
says:
we venture to assert that Eng
land will reap the largest share of
any advantages that may arise from
the adoption of the ideas now adj
vanced by the free trade party in
the United States"
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candidate was nominated who re-
fused to wear the collar Of the ring.
" Va. Democrat.
The above will apply to some
persons in this county.
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The last work of the lamentcd T..
L. Roe was to write the final chap
ter of his novel, miss Lou" now
running in TIE Cosmopolitan.
Only few weeks before, he made
a special journey south to collect
material for the accurate conclusion
of this story, reviewing the scenes
re had witnessed during the war as
chaplain of New York regiment
With his usual industry he bad
written every morning on the story,
and on July 10Th the last chapter
was done. That evening, as he
was reading from his favorite Haw-
thorne to a parlor full of friends, he
was suddenly seized with neuralgia
Of the heart, and in half an hour the
robust author had finished his own
life's story. Mr.. Roe was in the
ripe maturity of his powers, and
repeatedly pronounced Miss Lou
the most dramatic story / ever
wrote" The readers of TIE Cos.
m0pOtitan, therefore, have the un
common privilege of getting the
GROWING touches of America 5
most popular novelist. The story
will run several months longer. The
Cosmopolitan is published at 2l4and
ZIG Broadway, N. Y. Send for it.
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The Richie Gazette says Eustace
GIBSON is about the only Democratic
politician in this part Of America.
VINO has not corrupted convention,
bought votes, assailed liberty .,d
debauehed the people.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-08-17

Very few Democrats are bold
enough to admit that their party
favors free trade, because it would
injure their chance of success, yet
he leading papers of England, edit
ed by the best posted men Of the
world-in political matters-rejoice
that the conflict in this country is
squarely between free rade and
protection. The Democratic pa
pers had better come out in an hon
orable way and acknowledge the
truth, and say they favor free trade.
Below we produce a few extracts
from English papers:
The Times says after quoting ap
provingly Mr.. Cleveland recent let.
ter to Tammany:
1T would be hardly possible to put
the free trade case more clearly or
more strongly, and yet such is the
force of the words. President Cleve-
land shrinks from the use of the
term "free trade" In fact he de.
clares that those who taunt him
with being free trader are deceiv-
ing the country. Free trader APP
pears TO be equivalent, in the Ian.
guage of the American political
controversy, to an enemy of work
ingmen and of industrial enterpris
es. That it should be so is one OF
the curiosities of politics and an
extraordinary instance of a phrase
even over minds which are com.
monty shrewd and reasonable. For
certain it is that the arguments
which President Cleveland urges
are those which Golden used 10
employ forty-fve years ago. and
which any English free trader
would employ now. Such PROPOSE.
tons as that taxation ought to be
strictly limited TO the needs Of the
country; that it is unjust to tax the
whole community for the benefit OF
a special class; that import duties
stifte production and limit the area
of the country's markets, are purely
free trade arguments. AS such we
are glad to see President Cleveland
using them, though we are sorry for
the popular infatuation which make
It dangerous TO give them Their
right name. 1t is to be hoped that
his vigorous denunciation Of the
useless and dangerous surplus in the
treasury will have It's proper efTecr
and that the people Of the United
States will at last begin 10 ask them.
selves why they are being taxed IN
the prodigious fashion which rule,
at present.
The Duly NelCs says:
The electoral conflict now in
progress is a conflict between frc,
trade and protection, and nothino
else. President Cleveland show,
that he IS the free trade candidate
IN everything but name"
The London EconOBtfst saws.
His (Cleveland's) message rec.
ommending reduction in tariff,
did far more for free trade than any
single speech from any premier
could have done"
The London Spectator SAYS:
Grover Cleveland has done more
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A correspondent writing to the
Charleston Star from Madison.
Boone county, in referring to the
statements recently made to Star
reporter by c. a. NJ. Meadows, of
the Coal Ricer Record, says:
There are to my personalk nowl-
edge, four church houses in the
county, and while they are not so
large and elegant as we could desire.
they afford ample accommodation
for the people in the neighborhoods
where they are situated, and would
do credit to some cities, Racine, for
instance. There is one church
house at Hewitt, built by the
people of Hewitt, and of
which they are proud; one at Mad
ison; one at Horse creek, and one
very elegant church on Lick creek
within five miles of Racine"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-08-17

The big Blaine demonstration in
New York worries the Democratic
managers.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-08-17

Gen. A. S. Core, prominent cit.
zen Of Ellenboro, Richie county
died Of paralysis last Saturday
aged 81 years.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-08-17

= L. Thompson, one Of the ed.
itor' Of the Advert;ser, has been
appointed postmaster at HuntinV.
ton, vtcs w. Verlander RESIGNED
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When Democratic organ gets
out of anything to say against the
Republican ticket and platform
which happens frequently-it falls
back on the old demagogueism that
the Republican party favors emo.
noPoly." 1t does not say this be-
cause there's any sense in it or
grounds for it, because there is nei-
Their; but from force of habit and
because it IS easier than to invent a
new lie. There is nothing in the
record Of the Republican party.
from one end to the other, that fur.
nishes a foot.hold for such q
charge, and nobody regards it
these days as anything but empty
clap-trap.
And yet there is one form Of mo-
nopoly the Republican party does
iavor-just one; and it favors il
with all its heart. It favors a mo.
noPoly Of America for Americans.
1t believes in furnishing employ.
ment to American workingmen q,
living wages. 1t advocates the mo.
nopoly Of American markets for the
benefit Of Americans rather than
British monopoly on American soil
1t opposes turning over the home
markets to foreign manufacturers tc
be supplied with the products Of
pauPer labor, all at the expense o.
our own people who earn their sun.
port by the sweat Of tbei,
brows. Rich men who live on N,
interest Of their money can stand
that sort Of thing with great com
Posure, but men who make tbei,
living by their labor can't.
If this were the kind of monono.
~ meant when the charge is made
the Republican party would at ono,
plead guilty.-[Weston World.
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IT'S worth observing that the
men now loudsst for the doctrine
that Democracy consists soleIv -
Young Tor a nominee, have here.
'oiors been the first to bolt when q
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-08-17

General Golf made a brilliant tar.
I'll speech at Fairmont last Satur.
day.
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and sinew and working muscle OF
the land. Applause.
Now, gentlemen, you represent a
critical State; you represent the
State of New York. Your votes
are to tell in that issue. Do not be
diverted from that ore question by
side issues. Do not be misled by
petty squibbles upon this or that
mail issue or upon personal ques-
tons of abuse on the one hand or
the other, but give your votes as
independent laboring men and give
them for the interests Of your own
homes, of your own iresides and
thereby for the great interests of
the great Republic. Immense
cheering.
l never, Mr.. Chairman, thought
Of that Republic as do to night.
Cheers.
| have seen the other side.
have devoted many of the last
fourteen months TO seeing the
CONDITION OF LABOR
and laboring men in the other
hemisphere, and | say without fear
of contradiction that IN no country
OF Europe, in no part of Europe, or
part OF any country is the con-
dition of labor comparable to that
which it holds in the United States.
[ Applause
Are you willing to give up that
position or are you willing to main
tain it? Cries, Yes, yes."]
You can maintain it by a strong
pull and pull together for Harri-
son and Norton Loud and en-
thusiastic cheering and waving OF
hats.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-08-17

Republican State convention at
Charleston next Wednesday.
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Amendment to the Constitution.

Amendment to the Constitution.
JOINT RESOLUTION NO 1s PRoPosrNo
AN AMENDMENT TO THE COS ar SITi fI ~ -
ton OF THE STATE, PROHTBTTISg
THE MANUFACTURE AND SALE or
INIONICATINGL LIQUORS.
Resotyed By tie Legislature 0f
Vest Virginia, t1co thirds of all
tie members elected To each house
agreeing thereto:
I. That the following be. and tho anna a..
R, ,',lp Z, asan amendment 10 tho constiti,
= Ihat section fOrty-six OF Article VI of
SAID consultation, % n now H. be strtcL ~
1i5nt, anu me Following be inserted therein fin
90. The manuiacture, sale and keeping for
sHlei OF az intoxicating liquors drfnEs- rn5Vi
tures aud preparations except as berei1-
aiter provided, are forever prohibited within
THIS state, and the Legislature shalI vVIt t1,,s
nelay provide, by appropriate legislation Tor
~. SLIict enforcement OF this provision Hnt
nuiacture, sale and Keeping FOR sale 81
aicohOi, ana preparations thereof for scicr
tlhc' mechanical and medicinal pur,c.sas
shM OF vine TOT sacramental purpOeea n pdcr
suIuelent penaltios and securities, to eneure
s s.e due execution Of such laws a. may be en-
acted under mis- section,
Agreed 70 February ~. 1857.
Publication OF the foregoing r,oro..a
Amendment 70 the Constitution ~ a.
Sttte OF west Virginia Is made pursuant ~
Acts 1887. "P'o' % OF
nv thu aov.-uo.. w. WILSON.
HHHEY 8. WALLER
secretary Of state.
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West Va. University

tuition in the Stat: Ahsti.
Fifteen Professors and
Teachers.
preparatory Department,
Classical Course,
Scientific Course.
Civil and Mining Engineering
Course, Law School.
Tuition Free to West Virg;n;a
Students,
Except In Law school, Tuition In
school, s24.00. Total expenses for ons r nAN
'i4oI E,g 10 5000 e.suding clothlng aud irsv,,
district, appointed by Regents. furnI.haAs,
books and stationery. 'usa
Send for catalogue TO
T.. NJ. TURNER, LII. d., Pres.
MOrgantOwn, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-22
MARRIED.

On November Is. 1888. at tho res.
idence of the bride, Newburg, by the
Rev. Geo. w. KEEPER, Lloyd N. Cal.
houn and Charity L. Plumb.
On November IL, 1888, at the res.
idence of the brides father. by the
Rev. j. w, Chambers, Cbas. Knots
and Florence Q. Carrico.
On November Il, 1888, at the res.
idenco of the brides father, near
Newburg by the Rev. ID. w. Cunning.
ham, Sheridan Smith and Lydia A..
Adams
On October %, 1888, a. the resi-
dence of Mr.. Huber, eight miles from
Kingwood, by the Rev. T.. II. Driven,
Jno. ID. Huber and Mary Radclif.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-22

The annual report of the Baltimore
q. Ohio Railroad Company. was
issued Monday accepted by the stock
holders. az issued Tuesday. It
shows that the total reveauS for the
past year was s20.535,49l. The total
expenses were sl4. &00.56l showing
net earnings of Sc, 1856. $50, n decrease
for tbs year of 1885 .974 as compared
with the earnings of 1887. The de-
crease is accounted for by the sale OF
the express and package car priyi.
leges aud the consequent loss of the
income from those sources.
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4 Nineteenth century wonder.

We clip the following paragraph
from the Philadelphia Sunday Item,
Of the 18th instants
Another feature Of the performance
Is the musical selections by the won
derful child pianist, Miss Florence i.
Marsden, who rendered n number Of
solos composed by herself. and be-
tween the second and third acts, led
the orchestra. Miss Marsden Is not
yet ten years old, and is certaialy the
Josef Hoffman of America"
Misc Florence is the daughter Of
Geo. J.. Marsdea, ESQ, who formerly
lived I'm CHS county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-22

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SCHOOL Work.

The time for our teachers to assem-
bic in their respective districts for the
purpose of self-improvement, by means
of exchange of views, and the discus
sion of subjects pertaining to school
work, having arrived, 1 suggest that
the first meeting in each district, for
the purpose of organizing, etc. etc. be
held on Saturday, Dec. 1, 1888, at 1
o'clock p. IN, at which time all teach
ers should attend, and participate in
the organization.
The meetings in the different dis
tricts will be held at the following
places:
Kingwood, Kingwood.
Valley; Masonto@n.
Lyon, Newburg.
Reno, Fellowsyille.
Union, Aurora.
Portland, Terra Alta.
Pleasant, Sugar Valley.
Grant, Bruceton Mills.
A chairman and secretary should be
elected for the winter.
The subject of the environment Of
the school premises should receive
especial attention; also, the sanitary
condition of the same.
Meetings should be held every two
weeks or o%ftener, and a program ar
ranged, and subjects assigned different
teachers, in time for ample preparation.
Teachers, don't allow these much
need Institutes or Reading Circles, to
terminate in failures. The work is in
your hands, and we trust that you will
show sufficient interest in your chosen
calling to lend your influence for the
Improvement Of yourselves and the bet
torment Of the schools Of Preston
County.
/ will take pleasure in aiding the
teachers Of any district in procuring
books at the lowest possible cost.
Respectfully,
j. NJ. SoUrHEs, Co. sup't.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-22

The new time table went into effect on
Monday, November 10, 1859, on the T. X.
& f. railroad. By this scheduletbe train
leaves Kingwooi at 7 80 a. m. and ar
rive at Tunneltou at s AS 2. M; leave
Tunnelton at 9 10 n. m, arrive at King
wood at 10 30 p. me- leave Kingwood at
1;3o p. M, arrive at runnelton at 2:45 p.
IN; leave Tunnelton at $40 p. m, arrive
at Kingwood at $3.50 p. m.
Trains daily except Sunday. The rigkt
to change this schedule without notice ia
reserved. General Manager.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-22

Tie modes or doath's approach are Va
riOus, and statistics show c%OpclusiYoly
Chat more persons die from diteases or Che
Throat and LuuRs than any other 10 81
ton, receives VAST numbers Of Tarb 8feif
Germs into the svetom and whore these
gcfna fall upon suitable soil they start
into life and develop o. fret slowly and
1s shown by a slight n5klinv sensation in
Use throat aud if allowed continue their
laVaees thuy extend tO tho lungs produ.-
inE Consumption and to the hpads caus-
iug Datarrh. Now go ibis is dangerous
nnd U allowed TO proceed viii bon time
e use death. At The onset Won must act
with p-r0mpiness; allowing n cold CD 20
without attention is dangerous end may
lose your lHo. A. soon as you faol lhat
something is wrong with 0ur Throat,
longs or Nostfilss obtain q bottle OF BO-
schoe's German syrup 10 VIII give YOU
f~ptmctiato reiicG
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We have for sale O set Of Com
%prehensivo Comentary," bound IN
sheep, which we will sell cheap for
cash. Persons desiring o good com
entary on the Bible should see this
work before purchasing elsewhere.