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Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
YennglDanta.
Wonumenter paa s!agmarfsn be-


Gettysburg. The Minnesota State
Monumental Association bar fibite
rlse / @ettpsburs for at afsjcre, bpor
Minneiotas lite Snfanteri 8esimentes
to Monumenter ital relies pan Slass
marfen ueb Gettysburg. Oct enc, Der
fommer til at toite $1,000, oil blipe
reiit / Sposit for bet Steb, buor General
Sancod bleu %iaaret, bet anbet fommer
til at itaa / Spo for ben befjenbte
&lpnse Greer. s Dnsbass blep IS
Monumenter ~aiilsret Of Resimenter fra
fOrifjellise Stater.
8 Sobnstuwn % Smesn bar bet
resnet naften bper Dag iibits llse, iaa
bet bar saaet ouermuabe imaat meb
Rpbnins sarbeibet. General Saiinss
OpertoS / Bsspnbelien af usen 9ebelieu
af Irbeioet. 9e fripiQise Qrbeibsre iii
retle bJen', % Do Stater fun bstalte
$3.50 ON 0asen, bar Der forbolosuis
faa, Der oilbe arbeibe for benne 2sn.
Man er MI bespnbt at ipranse be Itore
Wasier Ruiner reb 8roen peb 9pna.
nit. Web be faa 5oriss, man bar
siort, bar man peret iarbeles 6elbis.
StOre 9smmeritOffe os 9ele Of Bpsnin,
ger Ipnsebes bsit / 2uften os foriuanbi
meb Strsmmen, naar be falbt neb / Jlo.
ben. Blanbt Ruinerne funbe man Il
Stpffer af WenneFelis fsres aftsb met
Strsmmen, men man funbe lite sisrt
noset for at opiamle benz paa @runb a
beres %balpraabne 1ilitanb.
vi be 1873 Saloonsr / Sobnstppn %
5oriteber itaar fun to isien, Rsitsn fsr.
tee afitso meb Strsmmen.
On Ransbe Bpssematsrialier er an.
TONNE til Sobnstowl; bette pil blipt
ubbelt blanbt aisbmanbens, iaa be Tar
opfsre miblertibise Stur til at bripe iins
JOrretninser /.
Der er ialt inbtommet s564,OOO til
be RsblioenSe / Sobnstoun.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
setntemoe Marg. SO. Al.
GuoSticncfc.

5srfttommenbe Ssnoua. SOrm. / greden.
riS1e Stolelotale 81 101a.
%Smoassiicls I'll. 12k.
scnfirmanterne msoer Sirsona. Den
rurfe 8lnsie "Se hinges Sprbuno"s So.
,sIe al. tO14. Den enselife alasie / Yait.
Gassns gus 81. 7 Nften.
g ben noriie 9irfe ELECTROMAGNETIC Ssnoa9
veS Yaft. Sob. S%alporien
OnsouS ST. 8 5ormioSa9 Slutni. ssfeit
airtsn.
Ousoas gttermiooa8 8t. Q, 5riluftateit
Tor Sgnoassfolen DC 8~rabuenterne pna
college @runoen. Nue NteniebeosIemmer
inSbuone. N%taotIrpe NECKLACES % fQQes
So,o oRttes.
Eorsoas gftermieous Soinceforenins bps
Yrs. Serge
s~puou9sItole eiter HrGoifen %isrittommen
Ne Sgnoog.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
SIIinpis.

&uor college / 9alss5urs bar after
faaet en- ftorartet 9aue, ibet Dan. &,
BeariOns fra Sinsbale, 81, bar sipeI
bet gisnbOm til en- garbi al $4,000
Sobn 9. @iliOn i Chicago bar sipsi
2areanitalten $4,000.
Zen iuenfe Ausufana Spnooei
Narsmsoe aabnebes | Noline ben lit,
Sum-. Gslsenbe itemmeberettisebe De
lesater bar tilitebe peb Nsbets Gab'
ming:
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
ID innefota.

yeo ct nps afbolot 9alg / @urrap
gOuntp ON gountpsS ebets 5lptnins I'll
Slaptun So Stemmers Waioritet os
pil iaalebes bereiterb liue gountps Sebet.
"Yoarb Of Yriion Nanaser" bolbt
forleben ct Nsbe | StiIpater. @g8ars
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Sorifielligt t.

ben al Ban Mitpne, 1sra5, / ben b0ie
Glber at 1l6 Var.
- Sfslse Telegram til 9'prr. ".
6. SObniOu & 60, Seneral assnter /
Ct. Baal. afsit IbinsuaGas Qiuiens
Sfib "Ssflu" fra &rtiianiano ben
l5be Suni. Oct fan oentes til Nem
gort cmttins oen 27be SUM-, os 8asias
serer for Ct. Baul, Winneapolis os
andre Ytaoie | Rorboeiien oil antomme
BERTH tire 9ase ienere.
- challenger Qnbreu Carnegie /
Bittsburs sap$25,000 til be Rcoliosnoe
i Sobnstoun.
- General Bragg, Der unoer gteoes
lambs Administration Dor @elanbt til
RerifO, Tom forleben Dag biem til
8iaconiin. iii en- Blabreferent uos
talte ban fig messt aabent ON Bolititen.
San troebe life, at glepelanb oiloe btipe
nomineret | 1892. @uuerner 0lI bar
life populer / Rorbueiten. De bebite
uoiister til at opnaa ben bemotrutiife
domination bapoe ben tiblisere 5lGaoes
miniiter @bitnsp eaer Sobn 0t. Balmer
fra S0inois.
@nselfe aapitolifter ipnes at babe
til Seniigt at tontrouere be ameritanIte
5ubuhrier. De bar anerebe optisbt en-
tor M1n9be ameritanfe Brpsserier,
os M sisr be antrsnselier for at faa
aontrol OOsr andre Snbuftrier. 5Or be
bersmta ~ubrfubrifter / g!sin, 5Ginois,
bar be buot s WiIiuner Dollars. Sois
be logger paa 5 Wiuioner Dollars, fan
be faa Jabritterne. Nan antaser, at
be er oiGise til at betals 10 Wiqiouer
Dollars for benz.
Gangs gafern WinneiOtu, Ct.
Baul & Duluth Bansrne tommsr gfters
retninser ON s~oe.assenbe S~toubranbe.
g Omesnen Of SapbfOae, SuuetOn,
Wooie 2afe, Sindlsp, garnum os paa
andre Steoer | ben Del az Miuneiota
bar Jarmerne liot fore Tab Deb Stous
branbe.
Dob, ben pnsite al be tire |
9ustbuiet / StiIwher, Rinn., fibbenbe
Brsbre gjunssr, liber al Terins
- Sen 17be Suti Pal Subbpsserne
/ Otla5oma aiboloe en- Territorial aOus
~pention i @utbrie.
- 8aitor % Iiam q. s9aG, ben
enselfs lutberffe airfss Reitor / Gmes
ria, bsbe ben ABE bs. / ganojo5arie,
u. y, 80 Var samml. 9uftOr S9lG
gar itiitst mansfolbiss lutbsrfe Weuiss
bsber blunbt ben suselR 'taleube 8efOhs
ming fer / 2anbet; BAR par osina be-
tlsnbt for at bare en- uomarfet 8ras
bitdnt.
- CT Spusitat Iial bare orsariieret
for at Opfjsbe ale Branoeu .ns6ranoes
rier / asntudg. Raar bisie fontrOIsres
al ubenlanbR aap,taI, pil Sproitatet
bespnbe 5orretninssr / andre Stater.
= Manse Normoner er | ben ienere
lib Eptteoe fra SbabO Os Utah til als
berta, Canada, boor be bar fis6t fore
2anbtrafninser fra alberta Railuap &
Goal 60.
= Mai Naaueb ubfsrtes 21O,279
Baner Bomuto til en- 8arbi az s1O,s
263,187; | ben tilIparenbe Raaneo ifior
ubfsrtss PIP, 9O3 Boiler Bomulo til en-
garbi Of s1O.O55. 726.
- galuin g. Briee, Der ioite Ssft
6lep iaa bsiienbt unber Breiioentpalsei
Tom funserenbe 5ormanb for ben bemo'
tratiRe Rationalfsmits, bleu | Snsbasa
palst til Jormanb for ben bemufratiR,
RationalfOmite iitebetfur afbsoe Sor
manb Barnum.
= 5or bet amerifauiie 8uniulat
Rio Saneiro, Bro5ilieu, er Der trpbI
ben Der | Var berfsenbe gulefeber. Isl
anissere | unenrissbepartementet
@oibinstun.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
SrlanD

Gn rebiom Sernbaneulpffe banbte
/ Onsbass peb Nrmasb nar Dublin,
ibet ct g%rfuriiOnstos meo Ssnoasss
stolebsrn os beres Joralore cs aarere
forulpffebts. Suer 100 Basiassrer
iaareoes os benpeo so brebtes; be ileie
af bisie bar Bsrn.
acknowledgement, Sprbsoeren, 9oss
isreren os Sfriperen bos Banes Snipefs
tsren bolbes aniourlise for ulptfen os
bfep itrar arreitereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Iobe,T ummer 100.
Scribe n.

Gn YalaosiammeniuarSelie. 5isGss
be iibite Telesrammer fra 8slsrao Gar
man nplis Der opbaset en- BaIaosilm IN
meniparselie mob ben unse SOHse
Gleranber. De SammenioOrne uil for
ifss at inbiatte iitebetfor Nlerdnoer
Trins Better 8arasesrssuiti6, en- Sui
Serisu al Jpriteu al Nonteue9ro.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Citerrige:ungar n.

Al &rafauer Stuoenter. Der iOre!os
en- ubfust Ouer ben rusiiie 9ranie til
Dittou % fang polite RatiOnalianse,
Bier for ben fbfte Nissiernins arrete'
rebe % bsmte til 8 Gases Gansiel %
til at betale en- Rulft al 5000 buer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
q c III ga mpbire.

Wiaiam 8. 6banbler. 5Orensos
Staters Senator, bleo 9Orsons Nitn
sjennomineret al ben rspublitanits Gan.
Gus. San III 125 Stemmsr, os Or.
Gallinser fl 60. Gempfraterne bar op:
itiaet SOn. Sarrp Binsbom, men bau
bar inSsn loiister til at blips palst.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19

5ersuion os Sance, Der oboucersbe 81
get al Eanfelaisren @dibinston SrOins
Biibup. De er ~antlassoe for at bare
ooertraaot be innitare Qooe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
al b .

Set brittle SampIfib Salisbury,
Der afsif fra Baltimore for 2iperpool
ben 23oe Mai, er itraHoet / Nerbsoen
af SbarpneIs.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
DEBORAH Wdrfto.

Stelb & Briggs. 81 saa 9s aaas nn
bet peneite uopala al Specialties i gcuntiet.
vi bar psiaa ct fort lloual9 al Carpets, iom
ot uobpoer til Sal9 biliaere, eno man tan
laa benz anoetfteos / bette e1er ~nosetGountp.
Rom % ie benz. @lem life, at Ri boloer bet
Itsrite rounls Of Yarer til be laoeite Eriier.
Vielo l. Briggs,
Soultpn, Ntirn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Webens 8raftons S~ranomanofab
- non Serritorp.
6upernsr @arren bar erf(eret. at

Wn0ern9r yN1fftn 9dr ertI0ret, al
Der ben She Suli fful bulbes ct 8als for
at beige 9elesater til en- acnititutionss
8onpention. &onuentionen fal trabe
iammen ben 2ben September.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
BsarGresk WosfsnMiH

q MI | 1T glaIs Oroer. 9it, huao Jorret.
nt18sn onsaar. fan man iorbsre zig ON hos
Segom Brothers, bpor osiaa al ulo Tan tno'
1oeres. VIE BeftiQin8er uoferes prompt
s6.l5,3m. q. 9. Ruuro, eter,
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
"Web Mrnen" ND. Al
i%nbeboI0er:

i%nbehoIoer:
s Sierneoinbuet. - Rpman Of Sr.
@erftdter.
NRr W eeions Teitamente.
&nnt 2ronbien.
8anfeforn.
5pr o9 fra SamiIieIieet.- Nmme.
ituebiitorier.
Stosforbrip.-9aaoer, Nnetooter pip.
Npe Nbonnenter tan erboloe De
nofomne II Niimtnere al "8co
Nrnen" for % Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Nem q orf.

6ranoiurpen | Heu Yorf Gitp bar
funbet Gnilaser mob 2eserne Srrpin,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12
Change In Dates for Courts.

Judge Hoke has been trying to
make arrangements to have the dates
for holding court, in his circuit,
changed. He has a plan for a change
that he thinks will suit better all
around. lie has taken care to let
the courts miss the busy season with
the farmers as much as possible.
He says the attorneys have agreed
to the change and he has written to
Gov. Wilson to include this matter
in his call for an extra session Of the
Legislature, ms amongst the duties
to be considered by that body in
allowing the change to be made.
The dates us he has arranged them
are about as follows
Preston-Dec. IL, March 25, and
Sept. /.
Taylor-Jan. 3, April Ia, and
Sept. RI.
Barbour-Jan. RI, May 8, and
Oct. IL.
Randolph-Feb. IL, May. rs,
and Nov. 3.
Tucker-March 5, June Is, and
Nov. 81.
So that no court will be held in
the warm weather of July and Au-
gust, when a crowded court room
is almost unbearable.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

Col. j. II. Rathbone, OF Washington city, foun-
der of the order OF the Knights OF Pythias. died
at Lima, Ohio. Monday afternoon. Dec. 9.after n
severe illness OF several weeks. Gen. James r..
Carnahan. Of Indiana. Commander I'm Chief Of
the Uniform Rank. and Hon. Howard Douglass,
OF Cincinnati, Past Supreme Chancellor, were
with him when he died. lie was out on a lee
turing tour when he contracted the sickness
that led to- his death. We had the pleasure Of
hearing him lecture last July at Clarksburg.
The lecture was public and was given I'm the
new court house there after which all the
Knights adjourned 10 the Castle Hall OF the
lodge and Bro. Rathbone gave us "a valuable
drill In the secret work of the order.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

SAID an old veteran in this coun-
ty shortly after the election of Har-
rison /: "Do you know why all Of us
old veterans voted for Ben Harri-
son ?" The reply was, ''Becauscit
was your privilege to do So" His
answer was, 81 will tell you. The
election of Comrade Ben Harrison
means twelve dollars a month for
every old veteran in the United
States"
If the old veterans will read Com
rade Harrison's message to Congress
he will find that Comrade Ben does
not recommend ''twelve dollars a
month to every old veteran in the
United States" as he assured us he
would.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

We publish the Presidents mes
sage in full this week on the first
page. We want to apologize to u
readers for boring them with such
dry stuff for it is about the dullest
reading we have had for some time.
We hope, though, that every one
will read the message over carefully
and c if they can find anything in
it. If you do, let us know, for we
have been worrying over to find
what was in it, and failed so far.
1t is about what we expected though,
for we were satisfied that the last
election would Observation-Disclosures so
that he would be unable to incorpo-
rate anything in it. lie is evidently
making arrangements to continue
the Harrison Administration four
years more, and is afraid to saw
anything or make a decided stand
of any kind, but the American peo-
pie have had enough of a figure head
for chief executive and will veto hi
plan.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

lRoNDALE was here in full force
last week attending court in the
case of William johnson, the mine
boss, who was being tried for Grim
inal neglect of duty. Some of the
boys sent to Grafton and got a Jug
of the amber colorod fluid, before
they started, to wet their whistles
with, and keep from being pumped
cry when they got on the witness
stand. They about took the town
while here and were not all sober
when called to the witness stand.
next day. One Of them who showed
it plainly was Immediately ordered
to jail by the judge. lie didn't
want to 60 but he got there just the
same, and is now q sadder and wiser
man. Next day the judge lectured
him severely, fined him five dollars
and let him Off, but said that anoth-
e. case Of this kind would be dealt
with in the extreme penalty Of the
law. The judge is right and we
honor him for thus maintaining the
dignity Of the court.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12
Circuit Court.
Continued from last week

OJaJe VS.. Nm. Ill. Lowe, confessed
to Il fine of 81 and costs.
State VS. VIM. Benson, continued
at defendants costs.
State VS. Israel Staley, continued.
A rule was filed against w. II.
Pell for failing to appear as a wit
ness against Crawford Temple.
State VS. George Prosser, confessed
to n fine of SO and costs in cases
Nos. 2 and 3.
State VS. Henry Fortney; jury trial
and acquittal.
State VS. Mrs Edward Edwards,
acquittals in Nos. 3, 4, Z, 8, 8, 10
and II.
State VS. Christmas Fortney and
samevs Anawalt Gribble, dismissed.
State VS. Barbara Cook, confessed
to a fine of so and costs in cases
Nos. 3 to 10.
State VS. Maggie Prosser confessed
to a fine of SO and costs in No. g..
Nos. l and 2 continued.
State VS.. j. F. Conley confessed
to a fine of SIS and costs.
State VS.. Joshua Bucklew, con-
tinued.
State VS.. Jane Knizel, confessed
to a fine of So and costs.
Discontinued State agt John
Shaffer, Judson Freeland, S. W.
Casteel.
State VS., Samuel Jackson, contin-
ued in Nos. l and 2; and same order
in same VS.. John Jackson.
State VS.. Seth Emerson, continued;
Mitchell Emerson, surety; bond
$1,000.
State VS.. Alonzo Felty, fined So
and costs.
State VS.. John Rowe, not appear
ing was fined s. and costs in Nos.
l to z.
State VS.. r. b. Foglo selling
whiskey, convicted in Nos. 235, 21O,
221, 222, 224.
Lewis May and G.. G.. Stone VS..
Hinkle & Co., continued in each
case at defendants costs.
John A. Wilde's Admir- vs.. the b.
& o. r. r. Co., discontinued at
defendants costs.
Town of Newburg VS.. Mrs. Geo.
II. Prosser, judgement Of Mayor
confirmed in Nos. ! and 2.
Same VS.. Mrs. d. Cook, defend
ant confessed to a judgement Of s25
and costs.
Thomas r. Watson VS.. George
W. johnson, stricken from the
docket Of this court.
Eliza Ann Gross VS.. Philip Mat
tingly, ejectment; discontinued.
Hapgood, Hay & Co. vs.. Wesley
DeBerry, assumpsitj jury failed to
agree.
CHANCERY PROCEEDINGS.
o. G. Miller & Co., vs.. d. s.
Pifcr ct al, referred to Com'r Wot-
ring.
J.. S. Fike & Go. vs.. l.. =. Glad
we'll ct al, decree Of sale, y. VI.
Wotring, Com'r.
Lambs Ex'rs We. +. c. Gribble
ct at. referred to Com'r Wotring.
n. S. Stephenson Admir- Va.
N. s.. Stephenson heirs; sale Of
+. j. CrOgan, Com'r, TO Burr
Stephenson, for $1,000, confirmed.
Priscilla Moore VS.. VIM. j. Quinn
CT al. referred, Com'r Crogan.
Franklin Wotring SIS Andrew Nell /
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

took q hand in the matter and
the result was that Jumbo was Gagged
in short order. Afterhe had cooled
down "A little, he was brought before
the mayor and made to see the
error Of his ways, and assessed for
all the expenses of the performance,
amounting to about $25.
Moral-Don't buck against just
ice, for she is mighty and will pre-
vail.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

son, decree Of sale, z. j. Crogan,
Com'r.
Amanda NJ. Falkenstine VS. Wiley
Falkenstine ct al decree granting
plaintiff a dover interest.
John l.. Iaughlin VS. j. b. Fogle
ct al sale of Com'r Crogan to w.
ii. Glover for 800 confirmed.
Fannie III. Nibback VS. II. A.. NJ.
Fragier ct al /; report of survey con
firmed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12
High Protection for Klngwood.

Our town authorities had a
''white elephant on their hands
Saturday and a lively little time
generally. The performance COM
menced on Price Street in front Of
the ARGUS office, in the forenoon.
The band didn't play, but the Gle
plant he walked around and the
boys kept ont Of bis way. So much
for a preamble. The story runneth
something like this Big Jumbo
Jim Craig, who hauls coal 10 town.
and is about as big and stout as the
only John J.. himself, had run into
Hucy Murdock's fence, and got
into q row with him and threatened
to wipe up the earth with him, c.c..
50 that Uuey had sworn out a war
rant for him and the fun common
ced WHOM town sergeant Luther
Sweariugeu undertook TO arrest him.
Jim resisted and Luther desistcd.
The Mayor came along and ordered
those present to lay holt but every
body seemed paralyzcd at the calls
Of outraged justice or else thought
discretion the better part Of valor.
Finally sheriff Jackson arrived and
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

THERE'S richnessi i'm the Jomu0gs
congratulations 10 j. Frank Stan
hagen for being taken in ont Of the
political cold by Marshall White.
The JourRal never recognized
Franks goodness and "party
work in the Banner county. When
ever Frank doomed mp for an ap-
pointiye Office, or bis friends urged
him to announce himself for ana
elective Office, the JourHol was the
first TO inform our friend that he
must take a back seat. When IN
1888 he was urged TO announce
himself a candidate for the Lcgisla-
turc, the JournuI told him very
%pointcdly that he must not do it as
Major Orr was down on the slate.
Again when blocks Of five Harrison
was elected, and Frank concluded
he was entitled TO % share Of the
loaves and fishes, and made appli-
cation for Office, the iovynQi opened
It's columns TO show that Frank was
entitled 20 nothing ana must o 20
tent himself iu being 90 good Re-
publican and % hard worker for his
plrty.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12
A CARD.

To weak nervous aud debilitated man suffer
inG from the errors and indiscretions of youth.
Eariy Decay, Lost Manhood. Naricocele, etc, we
willSeud a remedy guaranteed to effect a speedy
cure. This great restorative was discovered by
an eminent London physician whose life work
was devoted To suffering humanity In the hospi-
tnls of the worlds metropolis, and will be cheer
fully sent TO the unfortunate. Send now. Ad.
dress, The Acton Medical Co, Washington. d. G.
sole agents for AmericaD
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

~ St.Oe for thirteen weeks. The
DHA AAN4 Police Gazette will
be mailed securely wrapped to any address in the
On Unite, Tcsoi state ess COPIES for th ho, months
eral discount allowed 10 Postmastcrs, Agents and
81 0Iq New The 9eI z piiGGe
climate Illustrated Sporting and Sensational
Journal published on fhe American wv NV
continent. Apply for terms to lNIpI.
RICHARD X. FOX, Fran kiln Square, New York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

The Republicans damn the tenn
perance people for their defeat in
one election and damn the rum
power for their defeat in the next
election. And the people in gener-
al condemn the Republican party
for its hypocrisy. Justice never
fails to overtake the wicked.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

John Greaser will deliver coal OF
a superior quality from the Boy lie
Mine at six cents per bushcl. All
Jumps at seven cents per bushel.
Orders promptly filed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12
THE REAL ENEMY.

1t often happens that those who
profess to be patriots of their cOun-
try + oftentimes the worst enemy {:
Thus the advocates of high tariff
.denounce tariff revision rs a device
of foreigners to play in the hands of
England. They call it an English
doctrine and tariff reformers enc
mics to their country, and the only
true patriots are the advocates of a
protective tariff system. They,
however, are the real enemies of
their country, for it is by perpetu-
ally playing upon the feelings, pa
triotism and prejudices Of the peo-
pie that the capitalists are enabled
successfully to rob the wage worker
and producer Of all wealth. Just
as long as capitalists can hoodwink
the people by their false cry Of pro
lection, just so long will they be
able TO continue to fill their Golfers
at the expense Of the people. How
long will the people continue to
listen 10 this false cry Of protection?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

Now look for the JOurHai and
Era to turn a complete somersault
on the tariff question. They have
heard from Uncle Benny Harrison.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

Johnstown. Pa. has another horror. Tuesday
night at the performance Of Uncle Toms Cab
In" In the Main street opera House. a false
alarm Of fire was given and In the panic that en-
sued about a dozen persons Were crushed TO
death.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

PRESIDENT HARRISON failed to
mention in his message the number
of relatives he appointed to office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

THE National Democrat last week
published a two column article
headed, Cunning Veterans Down.
and gave several instances to show
how this administration loves the
soldier. Among the number we
clip the following as being particu-
larry interesting to the good people
of the banner republican county Of
Preston {:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12
Attention.
Passenger Accommodations.

THE UNDERSIGNED having secured the con.
tract for the carrying Of the mail Albrlchts.
Vile 10 RccdSvllle, daily, he is prepared to carry
passengers and packages between the places
named, at reasonable rates.
S125 T.. c. MARTTN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12

80 WFAHhI kaaN = ~ AAaH
when this administration came In the post.
master at Kingwood, w. Va, was Captain j. Il.
Murdoch. "A Union veteran who was wounded at
Antietam, Fredericksburg, Spottsylyania and
Cold Harbor. His management of the Office was
thoroughly satisfactory. and because of that
fact and the fact that Mr.. Murdock was n woun-
ded soldier, several West virginia Republicans
asked that he be retained In office. This soldier.
loving Administration promptly dismissed him
and appointed In his place a politician named
Elliott. who had no war record.
Wecould expect nothing else from
this Scramble for spoils' admins
tration, but the above kind Of civil
service reform, if it did not pose rs
the special champion of the soldier
and shed crocodile tears over fancied
wrongs done the old veterans under
Cleveland's administration. This
matter is respectfully referred to
SirThomasJ. Watson and the "Man
of Marques" who are still bowling
through the columns of the JOUaRal
about some imaginary instance of
this kind they dreamed of during
CleYeland's administration.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-12-12
DAVIS DEAD.

Jefferson Davis, Ex-P President of
the exSouthern Confederate died last
Friday morning about one O'Clock
at New Orleans, surrounded by his
family and friends. The whole
South is in mourning for their
greatest leader. Love and tears on
all hands and ten thousand tributes
of respect and veneration, sent from
as many towns through the South.
Already funds have been started for
the family and to build a monu-
ment to the memory of the Confed-
crate Chieftain. Mr.. Davis has
filled almost every Office in the gift
of the people, both civil and mill
tary and his memory will ALWAYS be
cherished in the hearts of the people
of the South.