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A REMARKABLE Cure Or
DISCHARGE FROM THE EAR OF OVER
THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
Statement from
Mr. EDWIN 4. JONES.


For over thirty years I seriously troubled AMI
annoyed from profuse Discharge my left ear At
tended with slnos. total loss OF hearing on that side
and although greatly incOrvenenccd by the deafness
yet cared nothing for that in comparison with the ex
ceedinxiy offensive nature 81 thus ooptinuou DIS
charge.
PhysicAns who examined my pronounced 1t i'm
curAble feAred that the stoppAes of this long
existing dow mixht prove detrimental my health
endAnger my life itself. but SEEING a statement
from Mr. T. T. Eoesse. proprietor of the Arlington of
. nmilar cured by Dr.. Liehthill of this city
gained hope and applied ~ that physician for
bef. and am happy ~ state that in about three
mouths tune DIT. Lixhthin succeeded in eurirx my
completely. There has been discharge for
over ns- months; my bearing has improved and my
general health il all right.
In recommending Dr. Lghthill Q skillful special
ist but perform . duty i to those Likewise A.
fsctsd-
EDWIN =. JONES'
Wsshinstoa. Novembee IL, 1850.
DR. LlGHTHILL,
Specialist for the cure OF Cat&rrh Deafness Throat
Affections. Asthma and Consumption. can be daily
consulted from until II. and from 70 ct his rsa-
ds0ce,
l4ll Z STREET NORTHWEST.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
FOTRTEENr yALUABLE UNIMPRoyEp Build
ING LOTS IN TODD BROWNS SUBDINI-
SION OF PLEASANT PLAINS, LYING NEST
OF SHERMAN AVENUE AND BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER ELEVENTH. at
THREE O'CLOCK p NJ. We shall sell, in front of the
respective property,
LOT IN BLOCK IL, LOTS AND IA IN BLOCK
IL, LOTS AND BIN BLOCK l3. LOTS l AND
BIN BLOCK Il; LOTS AND II IN BLOCK
LOTS II AND II IN BLOCK u
OF TODD BROWNS SUBDIVISION OF PLEAS
- ANT PLAINS.
SEE PLAT AT THE OFFICE OF THE AUC-
TONER'S AND WILL BE EXHIBITED AT THE
TIME OF SALE.
Lots in blocks ID, 10 and II are included in that
part of Pleasant Plains proposed to I've taken in Grant
circle in extending the streets and avenue
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in and
two years from the day OF sale. with interest the
rate on per cent per annu, and secured 10y deed of
trust ON the property sold. 500 down each piece
of property when struck of. All conyeyancing, &c,
al purchaser purchasers cost. Ii the purchaser
purchasers shall fail TO comply with the sale
within ten days after the day of sale property sold
TO him. her them will be resod his her their
rish and cost. WALTER Is. WILLIAMS K CO..
d4-dts Auctionacrs.
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CT. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER. gu PA.
- ave. under Metropolitan Hotel. Twenty years
practical experience selling stores houses and real
estate. PrOmpt settlsmens; reasonable charses-
sl5-3m
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
~ NCRDDECTSCHERL LLOYD s. S. co.
Fast Express Steamers,
To Southampton London, Havre). Bremen.
Sale We'd. Dec. 10, , IN. Ems, Sat, Dec ~. =
Am Trays We'd, Dec. IL, . am. Lain, We'd Dec.
-. I'm Spree. Sat, Dec. %, Z am. Aller, We'd.
Dec. 81. Gam.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin 49, and uI-
ward berth, according to ocatiyn; 81 cabin so an
adult steerage at low rates. Apply L. +. DkUoP
SSo Penn ave. dS
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THOS. q. PEARSALL, / ,.
dId&ds CLIFFORD u. SMITH Trustees
pUBLIG, SALE f., OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
L QUARRIES, REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY, SITUATE NEAR SENECA, IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY MARYLAND

L QUAkRIES, REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
MoHTGoakka toHsf MAR MAkYk sahNScA' IN
Under and BY virtue Of power contained in a mort
6oase and oshers On the ID DAY q june B. fss
the land record books Montgomery county Mary
land and by direction Of certain Of the parties secured
thereby (deIault having been made in the of
the Indebtedness described thereon,. the undersigned
st sS f fol par1 r
wiEaSfn FL Of 5fs Rn
follSwins real estate and personal property namely:
mortgage consisting OF all those tracts pieces
the state Of Maryland desrn st.d as lots NUMBERED
three CD and part numbered four "a in the division
the commissioners appointed BY the circuit court for
e. as sNnr Of eqpy in the
others: No; lis equity to 1Ss and containing 200
the same which were heretofore conveyed to the
said Potomac Red sand Stone Company OF Montgomery
Ks %e cy BY sasa as ed s
day Of December, in the year isSs and recorded led
soans tns 5sT f. &c. foOs r. KY
Ans sss all ths mills .ton 50S S
and peLsoIa property OF every Kind and description
and upon the Aforesaid tracts OF Iana
or in any manner used in connection with the quarries
ances franchises. rights tenenents water rights
and unto the ssd land
dated lated as 8 % to ra3 9G
water The nye hundred described in the mort.
ries Of Red sand stone, with ali the mills, msc6inery
cars & necessary to operate said
The is s. :; the Chesa
miles and s
fronts the public road leading from GeorYetown to
lands " JOSEPH DYSON Upton Darby and others are
The lands have long been revarded as the best farm
Of Improvement improyementsirmedia con
containing six rooms with back building attached.
shop stable sss house,
hen house, and other outbuiidings. and a
s at ~sr
dwelling house for the superintendent. containing
number d small tenant hoases for iasorers large
tito tool sS w
proper operation Of The qusries The supply Of the
&c e sqas in there The s 5.
with the property number OF cars for carrying stone
Soet 81 ali &.
and other mechanical used in WORKING the
sT Two aaF
r soo ts.. sS and M stone Gos r.,
construction OF the Smithsonian Institution. the De-
oh % tns 81 IN az
BaitmOre It Is known As the Potomac red sand stone
z Sssn q
Perts superior to all other coiorsd sand stones in
Terms of SALE ons-third cash balance in one and
as he
*. I R:sass .s s:ps s r. vii
Eeauinsd q the time Of sale. when the property z
WITH within ten days after Tie rscssion 0 q the s.s
aS s:sis e h sPSas
b made e the rsk and cost Of the defalltnS pur:
M a9S 8
: nd6E The attorney banned IN The mortgage.
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~ SSSOnS UIOIES,
Pearline-the only perfect
washing medium. 1t cleans
your house or your hands-it
washes your finest clothes or
your carpet. 1t does it easily
and thoroughly. Nothing can
be harmed by it; labor is les
sened by it; it saves time.
money, and wear. Millions use
it-almost every soap makers
trying to initiate it. Pearline
is better than soap-soap is
better than nothing-there's
nothing better than Pearline.
Never peddled. JAMES PYLE, New York.
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TonAro FIG.

TonAro FIG.
mild LAXATIVE for constipation A sovereign
Felnedy for dyspeisia- Tomato FL IL Fruit AMI
ssge$sose LAXATIVE Superior TO am remedy now
TIE market Can 6~ relied on for its positive results
ny snerfency ~ CORES q sias sish habit Of the
time rom business, Improves the health Of both
Dexes. youn2 and old
Tomato fig siyes tone and strength TO the liver
kidneys and bowels and n Of the most delxhtfu
and effective Puryatives dow before the PUBLIC for
sAlo By al dxuxgists- DC per bottle
T. A BUTTS co.
ol7-3m' baltimore, MI
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AUCTION SALES.
EuTIRE DAYS,
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
~ real. ESTATE, KNOWN AS LOT IA. IN THE
SUBDIVISION OF LOTS IN SQUARE No. ".
On TMENTY,F STREET BETWEEN \ AND

IHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
EfTATE of Ts A sSri Ii n TIE
81 TTRMEHATTSY NaEfTS STREET BETWEEN AND
By virtue Of decree passed in the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia in equity cause No Iy9ea
P6Sk niI T. .Ss
r. estate ying and beins in the city Of ~sshingon,
bered fourteen d4j in the Subdivision Of twoard
and Green's the lots in square numbered ninetyseven
Terms of sale: one-half of the purchase money cash
e the de fS so sars m by & OF
trust upon the PROPERTY sod to bear interest at SIX 90
on Sffi uRf s Es.a Of sr 500 vii s
a 81 s % or on the day
is at t ths day sgs Of sale OF the he gpy will
chaser: An Conveyaneine and recording at the pur-
NATTER s5s %ss' fS5s =: :.
r1 THE ABOVE i% SAFE is rosTpoSED UNTIL
hour and Place Dh'h eHAs EWAHhHhAEh a
dS 3i+ ID st. n "
u ATCLIFFE DARR co. Auctioneer..
ADM MN Is IRA SALE OF sgBERR HOUSE
h fSa 81 g Hs Ss fhHaS SsTT kSfsGi RShfh
b yr s9 S Of an order ss the cGu the
Court business will sell at public auction at the
BHY OF PfGE s * f il fPk IGk
the entire contents contained therein. consisting
part of Piano. stool and Cover Six Brocatelle paror
Suite Bronze Figures and Pedestals. Bric-a-brsc.
Rare Oil PAINTINGS and EngrdyinVs. Magnifcent Por
there's, Couch. Walnut Chamber Sets, Folding Bed,
Springs, Mattresses, Toilet Ware, Handsome Hall
Piece, l.. G. Dining Chairs Walnut Extension Table.
China and Glass Ware. Plated Ware.
Moquette. Body Brussels and other Carpets through
out the house.
Kitchen requisites, lot Of coal and wood. &c.
Large Brown Horse Phaeton and Harness
The furniture is nearly new and should command
the attention or parties reiurnishinc.
n. B.-The Horse, Phaeton and Harness will be sold
in front Of the dwelling at ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
J. L. NARNELL,
Administrator.
RADCLIFFE. DARR X co.
did AuCtioneers.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

Two NORFOLK AND FORTRLss MONkoF
Steamer EXCELSIOR, from eth st. wharf ~
days Mednestays and frls.Axs, AZ Z. m. ExCLUSITE
sTEAMERs. fare ~ single round trip, s3 n.y..
and rooms a % and " Ticket once, 0l9 and li5l -
further Information inquire at company's once 80
and Gen. Agent. NV
STEAMER ''wAKEFIELDn
- Lssyes Ih st wharf ON MONDAYS, THURspAva
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings @e1SoAxs
for Noninl Creek, Va, and ST. Clemenss Bsv. VA
touching at intermediate landings ~~ss -
Passenger accommodations hrst-clas~n
80 q. w RIDLEY
3o General NM
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AN OPEN RUPTURE.
The Anti-Parnellites Arrange Themselves
Under Mr.. Mccarthy.

EXCITING SCENES AT SATURDAYS MEETINe-BoTH
SIDES PREPARING FOR A CAMPAIGN-IRELAND
ABLAZE WITH ExcITEMENT-THE ENJOYS ISSUE
STATEMENT.
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L HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
7>s} l4th 81. NV
Best and Most Practical instruction.
Terms $40.
branches New York Eas-on pbilad.lpbia (b,ca,
OUT OF WASHINGTON.

NAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDVIILE
VI Pa; $40 per year one of the hest schools to
teach boys and girls how to met the duties of life
hve courses q. study; boys under - years. $50.
JOSEPH SHORfLIDGE (YaieD, A. NJ, Priu.
nlo-eol1f - - -.
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CIR TIE BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
Lutte . BRO.
l07 Penn. ave.. ad,oinins National Hossl
Hon BlAaksas and Lap Robes At Low pricsa
a06
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FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, IN
w FRONT OF OUR STORE,
616 LA, AVE.

AT ELEVEN An,
500 Lap Ro6es, whips and Hasnees; - Carriages.
goods are Consigned TO and must be sold; a
n:a 70 r. acs a1 Lap Robe Or Bet OF HaF
GEO. W. TAYLOR CO...
o61W 616 Ia. ave. n. ".
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in effect May Is.

Trains leave Union Depot. 9TH and Is str<ets 1o-e9
am. for Newport News. Old Point Comfort M
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point a II :. Ia ~ M
and Norfolk at so pm.
IL ga a m Cincinnati Express daily for sess,o,. An,
Nirsinia, West Virginia. Kentucky and CipflnnsfS
Nestibule SeeIers through without change 10 an
cinnati, arriving at 7::SJ al
IL 10 r. r. y. Nestibule Limited. daily sofia
trains. with dining cars. run through wfthouf
change 20 Cincinnat kestbule sleeE.xr for IT,
.nlton and Louisville Pullman Cars are oc.n =
receive pass Myers at q pm.
Once, 5l3 PennsylS avenue
H. w. FULLER
yI2-f General Passenger As~ux
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Csowx TOOTH Brushes, absolutely Trustworthy.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW 3-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLING. NO. 2l5 STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
No l,, folio 1b ct of the land records of
the District of Columbia, will sell in front of the
premises on FRIDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1880. AT HALF-PAST FOUR /. NJ,
the following real estate situated in the city of Wash
ingtOn and District of Columbia. ana known and des
ignated rs part OF original lot numbered one Cd. In
square south of square numbered five hundred and
seventy two. commencing for the part conveyed on
the south line of said square at point two hundred
and ten lO) feet west of the southeast of said
square. thence north fttyfour and $500 feet thence
southeastprly nineteen and 2lOO feet, thence south
hty-one and 50 lOO feet to &C" street. thence west
to the place Of beginning. together with all the i'm
prOvenents. ways easements. rights privileges and
appurtenances to the same belonging in anywise
appertainlng.
Terms One-thir cash balance in two equal INSTALL
ments at and two years. to be given bearing
six cent interest payable seIisnnually and to be
ured by deed OF trust property sod all cash.
chasers cost A deposit of $500 required at time Of
sale. Terms to Ike complied with i'll ten days, other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
after five days advertisement OF such resale in some
newspaper published i'll Washington, DC.
THOS. q. PEARSALl. r.,.
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A RT GALLERIES OF
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
IMPORTANT HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT
PEREMpToRY SALE AT AUCTION,
BY CATALOGUE. OF
RARE OBJECTS OF ART,
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
EMBRACING
sTATUARY, FRENCH AND REAL BRoNZEs.
PoRCELAINs. BEAUTIFUL MANTEL AND
HALL VASES ON PEDEsTALs. GROUPS.
STATUETTES, PEDESTALS.
CLOCKS.
TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
ORNAMENTS AND BRIC-ABRAC.
IN BRONZE. MARBLE AND PORCELAIN, &C. &c.
MAKING A MOST ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION
OF ART GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE
APPROACHING SEASON.
TO BE SOLD
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, FOR AC-
COUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, AT PUB
Lie AUCTION. ON
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
DECEMBER ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM AND HALF-PAsT
SEVEN O'CLOCK PM.
IN OUR FINE ART GALLERIES.
go PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
ON FREE PUBLIC EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER TENTH. UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK p M.
dS-lNds
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Wao IL THE KNAvE OF CLUBS?
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NAshINGInN SOUTHERN R lssIn

Stri' mas ~ n ~ wv; fs1na., AZ ;sr
80 80 100 am. > 40. 0Ol. su and
10 "a pm.
Acc"iull odAion for Quautco 45a and - p. M
w'eh days. - an. sundays.
Tor Iichiuond and %. south. 4 ~ and 100 A. m
daily, Ac'omu u.iatiuu Z - pm. weed days. -
rams LEAVE Alexandria tor Mashineton q a.. "a.
80 = W. -iNl. ~ VI an. ~, wv. o'.sN
= ~, 0u'. -. H'n 10 ~ and II - D. m 1ln
-. q ~ and 10 - D iu.
Tickets anc information AZ tho ohce. northeast cor
hr "i lHi street and rnuSA avenue and n the
station Nii'f' orders 'au D.. lett the checking OF
CHAS. r.. PIGH. D. r. MDDD,
N,neraI Man.er. mn tieileral Passei.rer Asrnt.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, NEAR MASSA-
- chusetts 1l21 18th St n. w, principals Misses
POLLOCK and NOERR. Primary and grammar de-
partents, Frpbel kindergarten and teachers
ing class, Delsarte physical culture, drawing, music
German, French.
Sunny rooms. open fires. coach with attendance.
n.sGl1ts
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

The Tucker Pioneer says that
about two thirds Of the town of st.
George, is on the sick list and that
there has been more sickness the
past two months than in five years
before and attributes it to the FL
thy condition of the streets. Mud
holes and stagnant water all along
the streets and that the condition
Of South street is enough to kill
quicker than forty rod whiskey with
rat poison in il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

A lazy Iowa editor walls forth
the following: The lark came IN
to meet the sun and carol forth his
lay: the farmers son took down his
gun and at him blazed away. The
busy bee arose at 5 and hummed
the meadows DER the farmers wife
went for his hive and robbed him Of
his store. The little ant rose early
too, his labors to begin; the greedy
sparrow flew that way and took his
antahip in. o, birds and bees and
ants be wise, in proverbs take no
stock; like me refuse from bed to
rise till half past 8 o'clock.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

top piece, known as a "collar," o
piece of slate known as "a "kettle
bottom" fell from the roof, its ra-
zor-likc edge striking him on the
back of the neck. Through the
flesh and bones this iaggled slate
spread with the rapidity of bullet
and when it issued under his chm
the head, with blood-stained checks
and wild.stuiring eyeballs, dropped
to the ground. The trunk fell
backwards, the cruel slate dropped
on foot which was also cut COM
pletely Off.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03
MAJOR MOORE's GOODLUCK.

AS previously intimated in dis
patches. West Virginia has secured
q very respectable diplomatic plum,
namely the post Of Minister Resi-
dent and Consul General at Siam.
The lucky man is Major A. G.
Moore, of Clarksburg, who had al
ready been offered and declined the
Consulship to st. Thomas. Ills
name was sent to the Senate on Sat
urday. The present incumbent is
Jacob II. Chids, Of Missouri. The
compensation attached is IS, 900 per
year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

Last Friday we noticed a com
motion in front Of our Office and u
crowd gathering and went out ex-
pecting to see dog fight or the sal
walton army swooping down upon us,
but found instead, big, jolly, genial
Bill LaVellc, OF Tunnelton, who
had dropped down upon Kingwood
and was shaking hands around like
n candidate for office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

Supervisor of Census, George NJ.
Bower estimates the population of
West Virginia at 10000 but this
is considered p, 900 too low for il
is gonerallf believed that VIC will roll
up 100000 this census. Superin-
tendent OF Census, Porter, esti-
mates that the population of the
United States viii count up to 81,
800, 900 when the returns are all in.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

Lost, Strayed or stolen, Mr..
Parkhurst, official stenographer for
this Judicial district. lie was last
seen at st. Tucker, George county,
on last Friday, when he left there
on board a mule, wearing a high
silk hat, stakcn-ridered collar, long
tailed coat and determined to-get.
there-expression of countenence.
Any one finding the SAID Parkhurst
and returning him to the social cir
cles Of Kingwood, will be amply re-
warded. The mule can look ont
for himself.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

Circuit Court at st. George ad-
journed last Friday. Judge w. II,
ice. of Philippi, held this term.
Judge Hoke viii l.old an extra SEES
ison of one week beginning July 9TH
TO try some land cases in which
Judge lee was involved and of
course could not try. The extra
term Of court here will commence
Tuesday, July 10 and last about
two weeks. Only chancery matter
will come mp and cur lawyers have
been very busy for some time tax.
ing dispositions and preparing cases
for trial.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

WE HAVE received No. 1, Vol. I j..
Of The QUea, q new weekly paper
published i'm Wheeling by "Thc
Prohibition Publishing co.," and
edited by Frank A. Taylor. It
will be the Organ Of the Prolibi-
ton Party Of the state and IS cx-
pccted TO have o large circulation
IN W. Va Ohio and Pa. The pa
per is seven column folio neat.
Now and attractive in appearance
and viii be ISSUED Thursday Of each
week. Subscription Fl per year.
The initial number j. very bright
and spicy and gives promise Of be-
ing an interesting addition TO West
Virginia journal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03
PLAINTIFF GETS DAMAGES.

ST. GEORGE, W. VA, June ~.
The case of Joseph Carrico, Of
Rowlesburg, VS.. West Virginia Cen
trail and Pittsburgh Railroad, for
damages for the loss of an arm in n
railroad accident last July, was
tried here at this term Of court.
The case was begun at noon on the
goth, and closed to-day at noon.
After two hours deliberation the
jury returned the verdict allowing
the plaintiff damages in the sum of
300. The counsel for the plain
tiff were Capt. b. b. Doyener and
j. j. Coniif, of Wheeling, and Col.
a. b. Parsons, Of this place. The
defendant was represented by G..
Wood Daily, of Keyser, l.. D.
Strcator, Of Beverly, and Messrs.
Maxwell ana Lipscomb, of ST..
George.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03

''iih" y NAhJFilifg %
Mason Watson for Valley and
Sam T.. Conner Of Grant. were re-
nominated without opposition. It
is said that Benson has beaten
Beatty in Portland and that Nc
Crum has laid King out over in
Union. Down i'm Pleasant, Jehu
Jenkins has been nominated over
J. j. Martin Sinclair is all right
in Reno, and it is thought Pell is
ahead in Lyon. We may be able TO
give complete tDbulatcd returns
next week and will have more 10
say about the result and the candi-
dates. We want to give 10 To- the
people in broken doses and not
spring it all onto them at once.
Just keep your eyes and ears open
and you viii see and hear things
that would convince q blind, deaf
and dumb man, that the old fac
tioual fight is not healed over vet
by p large sized domiiohn fun.
Look out for breakers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

We are indebted to Col. j. ".
Guseman, of Reedsville, Statistical
Correspondent for this county, Of
the department. Of Agriculture, for
II copy of his report, made July LIST
and from which we extract as fol-
lows:
Acreage compared with last year,
Corn, 80 per cent, Potatoes, so,
Sweet-pOtetoes, 90, Beans 90, Sor-
ghum, 20.
Average condition, July LIST, Corn,
so per cent, Wheat, 30, Oats, 20,
Potatoes so, Sweet potatoes, 80,
Beans, 90, Sorghum, 20, Glover,
10, Timothy, 40, Pasture, 40.
Apples, 4, Peaches, O, Grapes, 80.
Amount of wool compared
with last year, 115.
The report further says that it
has been too wet for corn and oats
and that wheat has been injured by
rust 20 per cent.
There is some interesting data in
these statistics for our farmers and
they should pay close attention to
them. Mr.. Guscman has kindly
consented to furnish rs regularly
with a copy of his report and we will
take pleasure in publishing it.
This report shows that the average
acreage compared with last year, is
considerably less and that the aver
age condition of everything is way
below par except wool, clover, tim
othY and pasture, which are unusu-
ally good this year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-07-03
Postmastor's Salaries.

Washington D. c., June 3O-The
following is the readjustment Of
Presidential postmastcrs' salaries
for the coming year in West Virgin
ia: Charleston from 81, 800 to 81,
600; Clarksburg, from $1,000; to
81 roo; Fairmont, from 81 800 to
81 400; Hinton, from $1,100 to
81 200; Keyser, from 81, 100 to 81,
200. New Cumberland, from 81 600
to 81. 100; Piedmont, from 81 500
to 81 600; Point Pleasant, from 81,
200 to 81 300; Wellsburg, from 81,
800 to 81 400; Weston, from 81,
200 to 81 400.