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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11

DR.. W. s. Simonton. dentist, will
be at Newburg on Monday, Sept.
IS, and remain days--at the Com
mercial hotel. At Tunnelton, Sept.
~, and remain 5 days-at Tunnel
ton House.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11

The September term Of Circuit
Court was n very light inhiction,
only lasting one week and two days,
but as an extra session of court had
been held just before this there was
but little to do and the report of
ehe Grand jury was very light this
time, and it was very good thing,
for the Judge was worn out with
the sickness and trouble he has had
in his family, all three of his chill
dren having been down with the
typhoid fever. No more Circuit
Courtnow till Thursday, Dec. 18th.
County Court Monday October 9th.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11

Jonas Wable died in the County
lnfrmary Tuesday. Sept. 9th, 1880,
about noon, Of general debility,
after lingering illness of several
months. His family live over on
the cast side above the old Dunkard
Bottom, and the remains were taken
over there and inferred yesterday.
Mr.. Wable was born in Pa, and
came to this country about twenty
years ago and married Mary Buck
alew, who survives him with a large
family of children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11

WASTED.-IIouse, large or small
or rooms-for small family. A
good price will be paid. Box 237,
Kingwood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11

John Murdoch, son of Godfrey
Murdoch, and brother to w. III.
Murdoch, our hardware merchant,
has been in town the past week Wis
lting his many friends and relatives.
Mr.. Murdoch lives in Florida and
has n fine Orange Grove down there
and has prospered in the Sunny
South. Mr.. Heermans visited h i'm
last winter while down there and
says that he has beautiful place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11

WANTED. Bids on furnishing
the winters fuel, coal or wood.
Box 237, Kingwood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11

The Kingwood Graded School
will open next Monday with Prof.
G. A. Critchet as Principal, Miss
Mile Clark in charge of the Gram
mar Department and Miss Ida
Spahr the Primary Room. 1t seems
little early to begin, but as we
have six months school il will only
close in good time next spring, for
sprihg term Of school. We be-
heye that another teacher should be
employed as there are entirely too
many pupils for the Grammar and
Primary Department. The teach
ers cannot do justice to themselves
nor to the school and as there
IS another room at the academy
that only wants little fixing, we
see no good reason for not employ
ing another teacher. We hope that
the parents will get their children
all ready to start with the opening
Of the school.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11

The Board of Examiners were
here Monday and Tuesday holding
an examination for teachers. Supt.
Elsey was sick and hardly able to
attend, but was present and assist
ed with the examination. Tho class
here was large, but hardly as large
as was expected, there being 81
applicants, making q total of 1873 up
to that date. The examination at
Terra Alta took place yesterday
and to-day, and about 30 are ex-
pected to enter the class, so we will
have no dearth of teachers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11

Business Mems Local Announcements
Subscribe for the ARGUS.
Nice lot Of Dry Goods, and No
tons Just received at Browns.
Get our prices, and You get our
goods. W. 0W mt be undcrs0ld.
FEATHER q WERNER.
Go to Neff's and get a dish of
delicious ico cream.
Best stogios in Kingwood at j. T..
Murdock's.
Ice cream at NefT's at all hours
John II Browns, Head quarters
for Coffoes. Java in bulk, Java
and Mocha in cans, Lyon and Ar
buckle in packages Elegant piece
Of China ware with each pound Of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11
A Gard.

:. Tho undersigned respectfully Announces 20
tho citizons of PrestOn County that no M ons,ag.
od exclusively I'm the fruit business aud Is a roi,.
rosentntiyc OF the Willowdalc Nuraory, OF
Chcstor Co, Pa, and Will call on tho people
gonorally during tho season. lie offers the tcst
OF stock at lowest prices,
Respectfully,
JAcoB GIBSON,
Nowburg Preston Co., VIVA. f-e-fy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11
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druggists.
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The Police Gazette

u the only illustrated papor In tho world q on
talning All the latest sensational and sporting
newAi No Saloon Keeper, barber or Club Room
can AFFORD 70 loo without Il. IL always makoa
friends wherever 70 COOS.
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Sond Ave conts for sample copy.
RicnARD X. Fox,
Franklin Square, New York City.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11


The election Of julius X. Mon
roc as Chief Templar Of the Grand
Lodge, /. o. G.. r., Of the state.
was an honor worthily bestowed
and was a deserved recognition Of
the good work Of Kingwood Lodge.
Mr.. Monroe is ayoung man, proba-
bly, the youngest ever elected to this
high Office, but his experience and
ability in the work will carry him
through with credit to himself and
honor to the order.
lie has been an active and earnest
worker in the cause Of temperance
for some time and has filled all the
important Offices in the gift OF the
lodge. Last year he was represent
alive to the Grand Lodge from
Unity Lodge Of this place, and this
year DC goes up to the top in the
state work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11

Deputy Sheriff j. o. Lantz, Of
Aurora, drove his fine team of
match horses over to Kingwood on
Tuesday, and stopped at the Cor
don Hotel. While in at dinner the
team, which had been hitched in
the yard, waiting for the stable bow
to put 1t away, took fright, broke
loose, and ran away, smashing the
buggy mp pretty badly. The horses
were not hurt much, but Mr.. Lantz
IS delayed, waiting to have his
buggy repaired. The horses are
chestnut sorrels, and almost perfect
matches, and the finest team in tho
county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11
DO YOU EAT !?
Then so TO Guthcrie's Meat Mar
ket Tor MEATS, FISH. BOLOGNA,
BACON, GREEN GROCERIES,,
BREAD, PIES and CAKES.
ARE YOU A "DL00hSTER
IL so, buy your pot flowers of
Gutherie.

Bread, Pies and Cakes received
daily from the Wheeling Bakery.
Leave your orders, Special atten-
ion given to orders for Parties, Pic
mes, etc.
ID. S. GUTIERREZ.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
NORFOLK LETTER.

Politics is waxing warm and the
different candidates are stumping
the District. The Democrats are
lending any assistance to the kick
ers and their candidate may think
they want, and will not leave any
stone unturn that will cripple Bow
den or draw votes from him any
wise. The kickers are better Demo-
Gratis than the Democrats them
selves and are doing all they can to
defeat Bowden, hoping to elect the
Democrat as they know there is not
any show for their candidate. The
canvass OF the Republicans is en-
couraging, the people are fully
aroused to the Importance of the
success of the Republican candidate,
and are not going to allow Demo-
Gratis or their asa istants to fool
them for moment. From the gen.
eral outlook the Hon. Geo. +. Bow
den will be returned to Congress by
about 5000 majority.
The fight for chairman and COM
lnitteemen in the first precinct Of the
! 4Uh Ward, between Chairman Chas.
| Baslow, l.. G. Williams and Frank
jackson on the one side and Nicho-
las Langley (fOr chairman Louis
| IL. Portlock and Frank Pierce on
the other became so bitter that the
Republican Executive Commute had
to take charge OF the difficulty and
order a primary election to settle
the difficulty, which was agreed to
that the faction receiving the major
ity Osthe votes cast should be enti
tied to the positions as chairman and
committeeman. At the primary
held on Monday night from 8 p. m
to 10 p. m. the faction led by Nicho
las Langley received 146 votes
against 1O6 for Chas. Baslow, hi:
opponent. The result of the cleo
tion is q surprise to many, partic1
larry so when Baslow is supposed to
have a larger following and ha
been at the head of the party in tn
precinct for long time and bav
put in some excellent work for tn
people and party and have repre-
. sented the ward twice IN the Cit
Council. His defeat brings new me-
into politics as leaders. The vot
cast did not for moment show tn
strength of either candidates O
4 faction, for out of registered vote
!. of about $50, only 24S votes weI
cast, hundreds of voters not takin
any interest in the fight who weT
n known to be friendly to the differen
!. candidates.
= Norfolk has begun to prepare fc
e the annual Celebration of the Emal
}. cipation, she win ratify the actio
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
Republican InactiOn
Mr.. Editor:

MIR. Editor:
/ noticed in the dispatch of the
9th inst. that Sheriff j. w. South
ward had withdrawn from the Con-
gressional contest. Ii this is true
must the thousands of voters, of
this district cease because "A few vot-
ers. working under the head OF Re-
publicanism, in behalf of the Demo-
cratic Party by their Indifference
fail to see the necessity Of nominat-
ing a candidate in this District
Mol no thrice mol Let the voting
people come together; nominate,
support and elect their candidate in
dependently of the District committee
il they fail To ect for the peoples
good. Let this and all other com
mittees be taught a lesson-that the
people are greater than the commit
tee, that the peoples interest must
be looked after and must be para,
mount; that the people and not the
mighty few shall and will rule in this
District, State and Country.
OBSERVER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
MANCHESTER NOTES.


The funeral of Mrs Ida G. Irvine
took pace from the First Baptist
Church Wednesday evening, the 22nd
inst, a 8 o'c'o ck, Rev. A. Binga, Jr.,
d. d. officiating. The services were
largely attended by the many friends
of TIL deceased. The Elder spoke
of the chapter (23rd Psalm) which
the deceased repeated just before her
death, also OF the hymn she sung
Jesus Lover of my soul" Many
were bathed in tears. The Elder was
at his best. Deceased was a member
of the above named Church for 3
years. She was also an active mem
Der of EsterCouncil, |. o. of st. Luke,
which organization accompanied the
remains to their last resting place.
She leaves a mother, a husband, and
mary other relatives to mourn their
losNS The casket was literally GOV
eres with flowers. Mr.. w. Isaac
johnson was the Undertaken
Major j. B. johnson, has just re
ceived communication from the
| Superintendent of the largest IrOT
Foundry in Knoxville, Tenn, offering
him the position shead manager o
the "Rolling Department" of saiC
mil. The position pays $3.50 pc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

Because q man is a minister OF the
gospel is no reason, why he should
not take an active part in the politi-
cal welfare of the country. We need
clean and honest politics and the
more interest the religious and re-
spectable citizens take in it, the
sooner it will come about. Sidewalk
demagogues and dishonest ward
strikers are a menace to the govern
ment.-San Francisco, Cal. Sentinel.
With the measures now pending
in Congress the Republicans show
a determination to prove that this
should be a government for the peo-
pie, of the people and by the people.
Let those of our people who cry the
Ioudest for Democratic rule show us
what that party has ever done for
the Negro in the way of helping him
to assert his manhood. No one can
say, and truthfully say, that it has
done anything favorable towards
our people.-New Orleans Standard
Pelican.
Senator Ingalls, hit the nail square
on Cuo ESttU WHICH, AC ooAO. wv VI
ly shonld every citizen be a politi
clan but he should be partisan po-
litician. Yes brethren it is the par
tisan politician who has filled tn.
brightest pages of history in al
ages, and to the partisan politician
the world owes every step OF rea
progress ever made. Milk-and-wa
ter and Miss Nancy politicians ar
a detriment to any party to which
they may for the time being attacl
themselves, and thelRepublican par
ty cannot afford to adopt their ad
vice upon questions of national Pc
Icy. Aggressiveness made lthe he
publican party what it is, and whel
it Eceases to be aggressive it WI
cease to exist. Florida Sentinel
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

OF the National Convention held in
Richmpnd last week, through whose
delegaiion Messrs. +. w. Williams
and w II. Selden, their interests
made Known and on motion OF
L. w. williams, Norfolk 8 day jan
uary 4 was adopted. The Nation
al En- ancipation day, Norfolk
intend this year, TO eclipse any
parade )r turnout ever taken place
here. 49,
The ries of protractive meetings
that h = been held in our different
church ave come to close. The
result oil he meetings were about
$50 COM -sions. SENTINEL.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

Some of us may have stolen
chicken or two, from time to time.
to check hunger but we are not gull
ty Of stealing a bank and rob-
bing orphans, thank the Lord.
Colored men, be honest and indus
trious. Treat every one respectful
be they white or black. Remember
that we must constantly demon
strate to the world that we are
worthy of citizenship and entitled to
the rights OF freemen. Stand firm,
colored men, stand firm.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

month. The Major has not decided
as 60 whether he will accept or not
having given up asimilar position at
Chattanooga, Tenn, TO accept the
Presidency of the Insurance Depart
ment of the Galilean Fishermen.
Major Johnson is the only colored
man in the United States that has
ever had entire control of any de-
partment of an Iron Foundry.
AS his present position is one oil no
small Importance, and salary we
hope that he may content himself at
his cosy cottage in 18th st.
Miss Martha A.. Harris one of the
teachers i'm our public schools contin-
ues quite sick at her residence. Miss
|. NJ. Binga is substituting for her.
Miss NJ. Elizabeth Hopson has
been elected as an assistant teacher
| i'm the Public Schools OF Swansboro,
of which Rev. G. NJ. Crawley is prin-
cipal.
A refreshment room is being
built in connection with the Mason.
ic Hall, on 18th Street. This adds
very much t., the attractiiveness OF
said hall.
Our popular fOnsOrial ARTIST, MT
John Baker, has removed into hii
new and handsomely fitted up Bar
Der shop, between IL and Is SITS.
on Hull. We wish him success.
DIR. III. l.. Harris has removed hi
family to this city. The Doctor j
meeting with much success. Hi
residence is in Madison Ave.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris is still con
! fined to her room on account of me
: laria fever.
Mr.. Charles w. Thompson is in
: proving.
: We were very glad to receive
: visit from one of our young men
) the person of Mr.. Moses johnson
He arrived Wednesday Oct. 15tl
y We regret his short visit aud wis
) he could stay longer but business
y Importance calls him back to Phil
G delphia where he expect to sper
the winter During his stay here
1t visited all of his acquaintance
h Among whom is the Miss. Sus
lie Hewlett the popular and attracti
e. daughter of Mr.. Wilson Hewlett,
n Swansboro, Chesterfield Co., Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
The Voice Of the COlOred Press.

sCoLoRED men you had just as well
make up your mind that you have Got
the Democratic party TO contend Win
through life and the devil next
Leavenworth, Kan, Adcocafc.
"Colored men have as much "stuff
In them SIS their more fortunate broth
ers. A few days ago, In Alabama, two
Of them capture the celebrated rob-
Der Rube Burrows, and handed him
ovtr 10 the authorities. There was
large sum offered for his capture, and
we hope they will receive their JUST
share. "-Omaha, Neb . Progress.
ave are I, reed 10 quit publishing long
letters unless they are paid ere paid tor.
We have been publishing such letters
for more than year free OF charge,
hopiur chat the writer's would take an
interest In working up the paper, but
contrary 70 all expec' ations those who
do the most writing do the least IN
working up subscriptions. ~ Montgcm
eiy, Ala, Bapfist Leader.
s.THE Penny Saving Bank at BIZ
min1ham, Ala, will open It's doors fOI
business next Monday, and the pros
poets for success are encouraging. Some
friends 10 the enterprise as means d
acquiring depositors, have adopted The
ovel idea, of Offering cash priz q
the pupils OF the several schools OF the
cIty. who have the largest balances u
their credit Jan. LIST 1871. These bank
will do much TO solve this vexed Negr'
problem, and we shall wa ch their pr
gress with deep iaterest. ~ america
Baptist.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
Fifth Baptist Church s 5 Mass
meeting

There was Sunday School Mass
meeting held at the Fifth Baptist
Church last Sunday. The exercises
opened with Scripture reading by
Mr.. w. H. Brooks, the superinten-
dent. Prayer was offered by Mr. Hen
ry Diggs. The scholars of the Sun
day School rendered excellent music
The Superintendent delivered an ex-
cellent address, relative to Sunday
School work. His subject was 1.-THE
Sunday School a spiritual and NOR
al refuge for all persons, none except
ed. He handled the subject in a
mastery manner, and held the vast
audiencespell bound, whichis seldom
done in similar gatherings. He was
the first to introduce Sunday School
mass-meetings and they are of vast
benefit to the Sunday School. Par
ents were present and could see anC
hear for themselves. Prayer for thu
prosperity of the School was Offered
by Rev. Fountain.
Let us have more of such meeting
in this city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

JORDAN-Died Saturday night,
Oct. Is, 1890 at ID O'Clock, George
Jordan, in the eighteenth year of his
age. He died as he had Hved-a con-
sistent Christian. He leaves a faith
er, mother, sister, two brothers and
many friends to mourn their
loss.
His funeral took place at the Fifth
St. Baptist Church Monday at B p.
M, Rev. A. P. Dunbar officiating.
A pillow of flowers was sent by the
Hickory Hill Mission S. S., a cross
by thepall-bearers, and other funeral
designs.
Rev. p. r. Irvine, who was so
dangerously i'll at Roanoke, has been
brought to the city, and is much inn
proved.
-Mesdames Brown and Jones, OF
Washington were the guest of Miss
Matte NJ. l.. Hope.
st. JOseph's Church
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

A story comes from Birmingham,
Ala, OF negro named Andrew
Bland, who was born slave in Jef-
ferson Co., but who by his inventive
genius has become worth some
$50, 900. de has built and run a
Touring mill, secured two patents
for plows, one of which he sold in
1854 for $4,000 and another in
1887 for So, 200. He has invented {.
rotary engine, which is very simple,
cost less, and is more cheaply run
than other engines. He has secured
a patent. He has also invented a
process for coupling cars OF differ
emit Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

WHEREAs,--It has pleased our
Heavenly Father, who doeth all
things well, To remove LJuly %,
1S9O] Bro her Geo. Wade, a
Pm. F. in Vest Hill Lodge No
17O4, G. u !. Of o. F., and
WHEREAS His Christian charact-
er isl wort of emulation and
esteem. Therefore, be it
Resolved ! That we bow in hum
BILE submiss on to Him who hath
said, "Con lnto me all ye that
labor and re heavy laden, and
will give W q rest.
3. Ress lived THAT we sincerely
mourn his loss, which we believe to
be his and 1aaven's eternal gain.
3. Resolved THAT we have lost
a Bro. wh ,se place in our ranks anC
in our he It's cannot be filed.
A.. Re we'd THAT a copy o
| these lntions be published il
/ TaE r. NnPLANET, and that 1
copy be. { 10 the widow of oul
deceased brother
ID W. FREEMAN, N. GIL
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, r. S.
Adopted Oct. 10, 1890.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

A contemporary remarks that
Negro Democratic clubs are spring
ing all over the country. Yes, they
are springing back as fast as they
spring up. The dollars are not as
plentiful ON the limb above as it
''mought" hence the dampened ardor
and the failure TO spring often in the
same place.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
arch HiIl Notes.

Mr.. " b. f. Thompson, the eff
cient ties her of Fairfield District |
School, 26th Street between X |
and 5 SITS speaks very encouraging
ly of his i0ol this session Its per-
centage Il TX far has been excellent.
He is as 1red of securing n more
commodic building in the near flu
sure.
Misses Matte Murray and Pattie
Meredith re teaching at their re-
spective ;hools again this SEES
sion.
Miss Min lie Coleman of Boston is
attending the Hartshorn Memorial
COLLEGE, q is the guest of her
| friend, Maggie Murray.
Mr.. q. Singleton was presi-
fdent OF large corps OF mounted
men frc anrico who participated
ii, "a Emancipation Cele-
oraaon4
| Messrs @rt Wright and Ed
ward A. va hingt0n, of the Rich
mond Lang on Literary Associa-
/ tion, accom-, Siied the Z. M. G. Asso-
citation on q day.
The Riehfp. nd I.angston Literary
Association i Church Hill, express
es it's gratitu 10 Co the large delega-
tion of ueml YRS from the Debating
Society of e Y. Nj. G.. A. that at
tended the L serary Entertainment
given by the or. at the Fourth
Baptist Ghur the night of tn,
2 18th inst. IA yes on the de
!. bate Resolve : the American
, Negro should lite Go Africa,
and which y led in favor o
the negative, essrs. ID. Web
ster Davis, r q, Thomas II
Briggs, Edwar cen, and Il. b
t Evans
;. The followin act is take
:, from the nega le of the d.
; bate in the I, our faithft
y missionaries IN Ii Africa
rs ever to be redee lust not /
it doi e through Tic emigrs
~ lions" off itca re-claimes
it viii be throuf pr of gree
&c backs and cope by. Amer
can heather, d snh pa
pers,'
us ssIf Africa is 1 home
ok the American he W
wv ultimately finc pla
therein not thro. I'd ext
patton from his and, b
ma like Moses on Mt 20 t
!, = rest and dissolut s5hel
~ own soft hand.
Ter The series of ls =.
in. ans Payne, has nv
~, | est last Sund' tt
was The HAND val
Not since the n res
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
st. JOseph's Church

The Right Rev. Bishop Van de
Vyver will administer the Sacrament
of Confirmation to a number of the
members of st. Joseph's Church.
After this solemn ceremony His
Lordship will deliver a sermon. All
are cordially invited to be present
at this beautiful service, which will
commence at 10 o'clock a. m. Sun
day Nov. 2.
Rev. A. LIGHTHEART, Pastor.
70S n. First ST.