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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-10
Notice for Publication,

LAND OFFICE At VALLEY. IDAHO,
Sept. 10th. 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF his II ter on to
make ANAL prcof IN support Of his claim. ard that
sstd proof will be made before the RcKist. and
Receiver At HALEY. Idaho, on '~toher II. 1890.
viz: E'ail W. Zaspel, fr the south rest Quartr Of
the rthesst quarter. the w-.t half IT tue &C nth
east quarter. ard the southeast quarter Of the
soath"ast quarter of Se tion twsnty seven. Town.
shin one north. Range thirteen ea,t.
He names the following Witness to prove his
continu 'us residence mp n. and cultivation Of,
said land, Wa Lewia La Wake, Joseph Junea,
John WsndrAshek. and N. L. Dsvts. Of Corral,
Idaho.
W. T. RILEY. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-10
G0iDg to Winter In Vienns,

e. }. Johnston is down f. IN Vi-nns
with his family, intending to r-msin
few days, after which he will
return to Vienna. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston will rent their residence in
t 10 city and .sp. nd the winter IN
Vi-nna, MS Mrs .,hn>t ~ cam, h. sr
t stay At home since the d-xth t h. r
son. By next year, however, MIR.
johnston hopes that she will BE- re-
conciled to her loss, and that she can
return to HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-10
L(ICAL JOTTlNHS.

Toilet soaps At Steward Bros.
A. ]. MCGOWAN, candidate for Dis
A.ct Judge, went to Shoshone to day
You can save time and money by
Getting your loans through
LENNON & BOONE
Plug and smoking tobacco 1t
The celebrated Stone wall Whisky,
in o.art aud pin, TASKS, At W. l..
Kennedy. Famous Sample Rooms.
= A carload Of Camas No. Z concen-
,r.tes was shipped from this station
to-day.
Competent judges say that the
cigars manufactured in HALEY are the
bet they ever purchased for the
money.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repre-
sentsd BY LENNON Il BOONE.
Silver in New York to-day, firm ut
Sll7 per ounce; lead. strong at Il 70
per 100 pounds.
rs per cent off on pocket cutlery
and Meerschsu.n pipes duri"g Srptem.
Der. STEWARD BROS
John O'Brien, Of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing hut the
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
A carload of merchandise was re-.
ce,ved here by the north. bouni train
t,is morning, and carload OF cord
wood from Gimlut this afternoon.
We carry the largest stock of
crockery ant glassware in town. and
sell it at bedrock prizes. Bar glass.
ware and fittings u speciality.
w. STEWARD Bros.
William Rember has opened bis
new blacksmith shop, and Is really for
all work IN his line. Mr.. Retnber is
first class workman, prompt and re-
liable i" all his dealings, aud will do
very we'll.
People who enjoy smoking pipe
should stop at the cigar factory, and
try some Cigar clippings.
II you want 6rst.class shave, hair
cut, or shampoo, 20 to Phil. W-ber's
barber shop, two doors south of the
express office, HALEY.
&. II. Dewey, head of the extensive
furniture manufacturing firm OF Dewey
4 st me, of Omaha, and one OF the
principal owners If the ShoshO"e
Falls, has just died in Omaha. Mr..
Dewey travelled all over the w"rl',
and visit.d Haley twice. H. said
that this valley ana vicinity constitu.
ted one Of the most picturesque re,
gions in the world, aud that he had
such confidence in our future that it
he were not 80 completely tied up
elsewhere he would come to spend his
summers here. His estate is probably
worth over one million dollars.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-10
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Fred Dubuis Coming.

non. Fred. T. Dubois and Colonel
e. D. Curtis will address ths voters Of
~ n' ''. on the 2ard instant, those ef
.u''''n on the gath, those of Bellevue
y" 'ne 10Th, and those of Shoshone on
the 26th.
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Try Werthheim-r's % shoes.
ROsh n ashalosa.

The festival of Rosh Hsshona, or
Jewish New Y-.r. will brgi" Septcm.
Der IA, at shutdown, aud continue until
'"e same hour on the 10Th. My store
w'''' therefore, be closed Monday and
tuesday: the 10Th. aRd 10th.
s. J. FRIEDMAN.
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Republican State Central Committee.

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Wall Paper at Cost.

we wish to reduce our stock and
wall paper at from Ii. to 500. PER
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Ice! lce!! Ice -!

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Houses and Lots For Sale,

Four email furnished houses built ON three lots,
ere for sale at reasonable figures.
The furniture. houses and lots Win Be cold -.
gethsr. At . great sacrifice.
Fer further psftieulsss, appiy 10
@. Z. BRAAeE,
s3tlS* Sheriff Of Altusas County.
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70 Whom It May .CoaOern.
thereby give notice Inst viii not pay or b.
come responsible for any debts contracted OF IN.
CURED by my wife. Mrs.. Mary 4. Tucker. Of Hat.
ley. Idaho. sh~ having left my I'D and board
without cause or provocatten.
sShl NV" SAMUEL +. TUCKER.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
ing been appointed supervisor Of the nsiiey rood
year 1890.
All persons liable to road tax will Therefore
please govern themselves accordingly.
n. MCCORMICK.
HALEY, IpAao. August I, 1890.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
A BLOCH GAME.

Bloch Bros, of Wheeling, the
manufacturers and proprietors of
the famous "West Virginia Mail
Pouch" tobacco, had some trouble
last week with the government.
They have one of the largest indus
tries of the kind in the United
States, and the sale of their "Mail
Pouch" tobacco is immense, so that
a rival firm in Baltimore had them
arrested on charge of swindllng
the government, by giving more
tobacco than the revenue stamps
called for. In other words, it was
claimed that they advertised their
tobacco and increased their sales by
giving overweight, without paving
revenue tax on the surplus. Reve-
nue. officers came and took charge of
the factory and stopped the business
till a compromise was made with
the government, by paying over
large amount of money, to cover all
the deficiency, but they have been
indicted in the Federal Court at
Parkersburg, and still have that
part of the program on their hands.
This will be tremendous adver-
tisement for Bloch Bros. and their
sales will be greater than ever now.
AS an advertising scheme, it takes
the cake and is equal to one Of
Barnum's old tricks, Of burning up
his circus tent, to get free advertise
ing, or on a par with the New York
World's varied and startling exploits
to attract public attention.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
ALBRIGHTsvILLE.

AbiSBs
Correspondence of the ARGUS.
Albert Snider, while hauling hay
for +. G. Martin, Saturday, Feb.
%, slipped on some ice, fell and the
wagon, loaded with hay, ran over
both legs. j.. G.. Martin came home
off the mail route, found his condi-
ton, hauled Snider home and dis
patched man to summon DIR.
Pratt, who dressed the fractured
limbs.
Daniel Fichtner and family have
had quite siege of the grippe, but
are improving.
A. G.. Mason is so he can be about
again. Squire says, 81 be gosh
hanged if l want 1T to grip me any
more"
Mr.. Alden Eaton took in AL
brightsville Saturday, riding one of
the ponies.
The protracted meeting closed
Sunday night. There were seven
seekers at the altar, three professe d
religion.
Major Fields passed through here
to-day. There must be some at
traction up the river.
Mrs. Mary Sypolt has been in
town the past week with Mrs.
Titchenell. She returned home
Sunday.
A stranger, passing through Al
brightsville several times lately,
noticed in front of the hotel what
he supposed TO be a bronze tobacco
sign, asked what kind Of tobacco
was sold there. They told him that
it was only young fellow bidding
his best girl good night. lie was
taken for a tobacco sign because,
seen there every night about nine
O'Clock since before Christmas; you
had better 60 inside next time
Gumby.
There was stranger in this Vi
cinity, a day or two ago, who was
looking after property in view Of
the coming railroad. lie wanted
TO purchase the Gibson house and
farm and the Cresler store house.
lie also employed a person in the
neighborhood to negotiate the pur-
chase Of the property. lie wanted
to convert the house into hotel
and remodel and enlarge the store
house and put in first class stock
Of goods. This looks like business.
The man that don't want his
name mentioned was up 20 the lime
quarry again last week.
RAMBLER.
Feb. 25, 1890.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
POLITICAL POINTERS.

lis 1t possible that the better ele-
ment Of the republican party Of
Preston are going to allow them
selves to be whipped back into tho
traces Of political slavery again2
Will the more independent and
manly element of the party suffer
Boss Dawson to hold the reins of
power and apply the lash again as
of old
Are the Anti-Dawson men willing
to acknowledge the error of their
ways and straightway repent?
What does Republican Harmony
in Preston County mean, but the
old time rule of the bosses and the
complete subjugation of all the
rank and file ?
Does anybody believe that the
Glover men will ever consent for
Dawson to be chairman again, or
allow him to name the man?
"Of all sad words of tongue or
pen, The saddest are these, we got
taken in. f" Gloverites.
The Era should go soak it's head
now and change the "New" to
"Old," in order to be suggestively
appropriate with it's name.
Democracy to William l.. WILSON,:
See Matthew, 3 chapter, and last
verse.
'Boss" Dawson to the faithful"
See Matthew 4 chapter, eighth and
ninth verses.
Perhaps Bro. Dawson will want
to quote some more scripture with
his politics. We would advise him,
however, to keep them separate for
together they illustrate too well the
old saying that at is but step
from the sublime to the ridiculous"
Bro. Dawson, Of the Journal, in
commenting on Hon. WI. Wilson's
speech on Speaker Reeds rulings,
spoke of his quoting the Scriptures
and the impression he made on his
listeners and in regard thereto m ade
reference to Matthew, 4 chap, YER
SEES 5 and 6. Now when you look
this up, will you also please read
the 10th verse of the same chapter |?
1t specially describes the effect Of
this speech on the republican side
of the house.
Will the Reform Wing of the re-
publican party of Preston now ac-
cept the Journal as the organ of
their faction and allow the Era to
go to the wall for want of airport |?
If there is complete unifaction, as
"Boss" Dawson claims there is, and
the Era being the champion of the
revolt, what will become Of it now |?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
FOR THE SUPREME BENCH.

1t is said on good authority that
Judge Snider will soon resign his
position on the Supreme Bench of
this State, and retire to private life,
owing to poor health and over-work.
If he does, the vacancy will be filed
by appointment of the Governor, till
the next general election. In the
event that this vacancy should
occur, Preston County will have
candidate to urge for the appoint
ment. II the early bird catches the
worm, we will have the prize, and
while it may seem premature to
advance the claims of any one at
this stage Of the affair, we consider
that 1T will do no harm to have our
candidate in the field In order that
his claims may receive early recog-
milton, since the democracy Of
Preston has heretofore been ignored.
We nominate for the first vacancy
that may occur in our Supreme
Court of Appeals, Col. Robert w.
Monroe. He has been n life long
and consistent Democrat an old
wheel horse in the party. and has
never as yet received any recogni-
ton or reward for his services to
amount to anything. He is an able
lawyer, and eminently qualified as
an impartial jurist. lie has always
stood in the front rank at the bar,
and his legal opinion Is regarded as
almost infallible. The Colonel is a
large, fine looking man, enjoys the
best Of health and is IN the prime
Of life, and would add dignity and
ability to our Supreme Bench. The
Preston County democracy has
heretofore been ignored, because we
were in such a hopeless minority,
but we propose hereafter to demand
and insist on some recognition.
Even II we are in the minority, and
surrounded on all sides by "Our
friends, the enemy" we have al
ways made q gallant fight and
maintained a party organization.
If we can't elect any county officers,
We can roll up = big vote that counts
nightly in general election. We
have about 1900 democratic voters
in the county, more than lots Of
the counties that have solid dem
Ocratic majority. Since we always
fight a good fight with such a poor
cha ice for reward at home, all the |
more reason why we should receive |
81 large. The ablcst |
that West Virginia /
ever had in Congress, Hon. w. T.. /
could not be elected with I
out orr vote. and we propose 10 re-
elected him By q bigger vote than
sycr this fall.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
DAwsONs SERMON.



To be Delivered at the Great Peace
Congress to be Held in Ringscood
april 7th, 1890.
And seeing the multitudes, he
went up into the court house, and
when he was set down, his disciples
came unto him:
And he opened his mouth and
taught them saying:
Blessed are the faithful" for
they have come unto me, and shall
receive their reward.
Blessed are they that mourn 1.-THE
Gloverites) for they shall be COM
forted.
Blessed are the meek (the follow
ers of Meekins) for they shall in
herit the offices of Preston County.
Blessed are they which do hunger
and thirst after public pap, for they
shall be filed.
Blessed are the McCormickites,
for they are repentant and shall
obtain mercy.
Blessed are the peace makers, for
they have brought about Harmony
with a "big H." in the Republican
party of the banner county, and in
sured my longer reign as ruler
thereof.
Blessed are they which are per-
secuted for my sake, for i shall
reward them thereof by putting their
names upon the slate.
Blessed are We if the ARGUS revil-
eth you for the lack of back bone, for
the Journal will comfort We in your
distress and keep your name on it's
list. Only $3.50 per year.
Blessed are We who are coming
back into the fold, for verify We
have been wandering from the light
of my counsel.
Blessed are We who are on the
stool of repentance. for verify / say
unto thee, the way of the transgres-
sor is hard.
Blessed are the faithful, who have
stood by me in all my trials and
tribulations for they shall be of the
elect.
Now verify / say unto You who
have assembled here, proceed with
the business of the meeting, and
with as much formality as may be
thought necessary, but l have a list
of the names of the new committee
in my inside pocket, which l will
produce at the proper time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
BRANDoNvfLLE.
From a REGULAR Correspondent.
Feb. rs, 1890.

from regular Correspondent.
The ground hog was mistaken
when he said we would have no more
winter. lie should have called a
day or two ago we had little
snow.
Miss Rosa Nieman, of Gibbons
Glade, Pa, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. i. Miller, of this place.
Mrs. Rev. Arnett returned last
Wednesday from Warrington, w.
Va, where she had been called to
the bedside of her sister. She is
down with the la grippe at this wri-
ting.
Harry W. Simpson was down at
Markleysburg last week.
Miss Dora Fike was the guest of
Mrs. Hyde over Sunday.
Miss Susan Schock of Confluence.
Pa, is staying with her brother,
John Schock, of near town.
Nj. f. Corpenning was at Union
town, on business last Friday.
Mr.. A. NJ. Ross and family are
visiting at III. G.. Hagans'.
Mr.. Mansfield Ross will return
to his home at Corappolis, Pa,
leaving his wife with her mother,
Mrs. DIR. Frey, where she will re-
main for few weeks.
j. NJ. Dodds, of Confluence, Pa.
passed through town one day last
week.
w. III. Frey has been confined to
his room for few days, but is some
better now.
Prof. s. Critchfeld gave an en-
tertalnment at the school house
Thursday eve.
The Journal correspondent of
last week must have been trying to
be humorous.
We think the la grippe has been
the rounds, nearly every one in town
has had it. Gypsy.
Feb. "a, 1890.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
CORRESPONDENCE.
on THE WING.


From our Regular Correspondent.
EDITOR ARGUS The Albrights-
vile Rambler" has been rambling
around some the past week and
caught some news and notes on the
fly.
We were down about Pisgah. Miss
Laura Parks, of Kingwood, is
teaching near there. In conversing
with several of the patrons, we
learned that she is teaching a good
school, and all are well pleased with
her.
The Superintendent of schools
was in this vicinity lately.
Mr.. Rogers, the energetic mer-
chant of this place, has a lively
trade.
Stock looks well. and the people
seem to be in good health.
We met William Mosser, the well
man, who is operating in this vicin-
ity, He is now boring a well for
Mr.. Walls, near Pisgah.
AT Rockville, we found that b.
Higgins had sold his store to Mr..
Walls, who has a good stock and a
big trade.
Messrs. Rufus and Lee Forman
are running blacksmith shop there
and keep their anvil ringing early
and late.
At Mt. Nebo we found Mr.. Cover
teaching the school to the satisfac-
ton of all.
At Hudson thepostmaster, Elisha
Metheney, is very clever man.
He also runs Touring mill, does
good work and has big custom.
He runs cabinet shop too, so that
with it all, he has a big business.
We met Randolph Protzman, one
of the jolliest men in the county.
jessie Collins is teaching the school
near Protzman's.
In the Beech Run neighborhood
people are ploughing, clearing
ground and making ready for spring
farming, also making slaves, and as
busy as at any time of the year.
AT Albrightsville we find lull in
business.
Crane Bros. are over the grip.
We met Jacob WEIGH. the cham
pion whittier and man we'll posted
in politics.
u. NJ. Feather got valentine that
fit him better than any tailor could
have done, and so the good work
goes on. RAMBLER.
Feb. 10, 1890.
This letter was crowded out last
week, but gets there all the same.
-ED.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-27
RFEDSVIILK.

From an occasional correspondent.
Thinking you might want letter
from here this week, / will write
and see if it will find a place in
print.
Two weeks ago l.. C. Garrett,
and his corps of genial and gentle
manly agents, located in our town
to renovate and clean all the feath-
ers in our valley, which they have
done to the satisfaction of every one
for whom they did work, and that
was for nearly every one in the
neighborhood. They closed up
work here last Saturday and moved
out Monday for Bruceton, where
they will locate for short time, to
make the people over there happy,
for in my judgement all who will
examine their work must realize
that it is a great advantage to their
beds. We wish these gentlemen
success.
Our merchant, Mason Watson,
started Monday morning for an ex-
tensive trip through Pennsylvania.
We think he is looking up a new
field of labor. While Mace is a
republican, we would regret to lose
him, because he is one of our best
business men.
Our friend and neighbor, j. NJ.
Keck, does not seem to improve,
but is gradually growing worse.
He has some throat disease and it
extends to his lungs.
Mrs. j. S. Loar is improving
slowly, and Miss Jennie will soon
be able to return to her school.
No other sickness reported in our
neighborhood, except the grippe,
which seems to have run its course.
The dogs got into flock of sheep
Of Mr.. Nick Gross, u couple of
weeks ago, and crippled them all
except one which got the start of
them and ran off half mile and
one that ran away mile. Three
of the crippled sheep have since
died. J. NJ. @. F.
Feb. rs, 1890.