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dent Of the State Alliance, in which
the fact is made Known that a single
law firm in one city in southern Kan
sas now has the contract for the fore
closure Of eighteen hundred mort
cages, This means eighteen hundred
homesteads transferred from tho
hands Of 80 many industrious families,
10 the hands OF capitalists, either do
mestic or foreign. We call attention
also TO that other significant fact
stated in the same article, that the
foreclosure Of these mortgages is in
accordance with a preconcoivod pur-
pose, to gain possession ofthese farms
and people them with a more servilo
tenantry imported from foreign lands
for this especial purpose. This lnfor-
nation was derived directly from an
agent Of q foreign syndicate who is
now engaged in the investment Of
foreign capital in American securities,
and is reliable. The single contract
above referred to is not the only one
Of the kind that exists Foreclosures
and evictions are taking place in very
many parts Of our state, and we need
not go all the way to Europe to wit
ness scenes of cruelty in matters Of
this kind. We are informed by relia-
BILE authority resident in the neighbor-
hood, that case Of eviction occurred
in Kingman county but a few days
ago, the cruelty Of which would com
pare with any thing Of the kind across
the sea. All over the state, the homes
of our people are imperiled They
are struggling against adverse cir
cumstances, and almost against hope,
to sustain themselves until relief shall
come. .u.
The people believe that these con
ditions are largely due TO vicious lig-
islation. They have been promised
by each Of the great political parties
that something should be done for
their relief. Both parties have been
tried, and both have thus far failed
even to attempt any measure Contem-
plating bettorment Of the condition
of the industrial masses. Both shave
been weighed in the balance and
found wanting"
Our people are people Of intelli-
gonCe, and people who read. They
have been watching their representa-
tives during the present session Of
} Congress as they never watched them
before, They have seen that, while
they have been compelled to sacrifice
their products in many instances alb
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mamina runs for papa ?" trembling
ly cried the mother to the little one.
"Ess," came a brave little sob
from below.
The mother hurried away and
soon returned with the father and
several other men. who after much
difficulty, rescued the child from
its chilly bath. The little one was
almost unconscious from cold when
taken out, but had brayely chung to
the clothes-llne all the time, hold
ing its head above water. The hap
Ply mother Rugged her rescued one
and wept for joy, while the assembled
crowd threw up Their hats and
cheered in acknowledgement Of the
baby's grit.-N. \. World.
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BRAEpoylIErr.
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AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

From the Oakland Repu5lican.
j. Ed Kildow and family have
moved into Mrs Mary Kiidow's
residence, on Water street and are
now cat home" to their friends
when they call upon them.
Arnold Werner, one Of Kingwood's
young merchants, and his charming
wife were in Oakland last Sunday.
en- route to Eglon from the eastern
cities where they had been on their
wedding tour. The RsDubiicae
congratulates Arnold and his "bet-
ter half, - and wish them long and
happy life. - News has just
reached MS that George x, Root,
Of Horseshoe Run, Preston county.
". Va, who i5 well known TO many
citizens Of Oakland and Garrett
county, met with what might have
been fatal accident last Sunday
two weeks. bIr Root was getting
his horcs ready to hitch to bis
spring wagon i'm which ho aud his
family were going 10 church, and
in some way feil behind one OF the
horses which became frightened
and began Gcfiu1 striking Che
PROSTATE man iu The bro1st, crush-
ing intho ribs OF tho right side,
and also q glauuug stroke ou Che
head. Had tno kick ON Che honl
been hslf-inch nearer One temple,
10 must certainly haro proved fata.
As 81 is. Sir. Root viii mover rcoog-
er Lis usual health again.
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His Honar'S Conrt.

Business in tile Justice Court
has been very brisk tins week and
Squire Goodwin has been busy We
viii warrant that he does more bu-
sincss than any tvo Justices OF
the county Monday afternoon the
case OF Shaw VS.. shaw came mp for
trial, but when called the defend
ant came forward and confessed
Judgment The suit involved pos
session of farm on the cast side of
the river about two miles from Az
brghtsyiile The Supreme Court
he'd decided Tint lhc farm belonged
to Mrs Mary Shaw. thc Plaintiff and
wife @; the Defendant, Ben Shaw,
but ne Imd so far refused to give her
possession and was renting to zen.
ant The suit before The Justice was
FOR possession Of the land
TuEsrSY
Tire afternoon was occupied with
The trid Of % horse trading suit
which brought about q strangers
TO town from tha Grab Orchard and
vicinity Has1 Crane had purohas-
cd Of Harvey Feather q horse for
$50. p1yjug twenty dollars and
giving biz note for tbe balance
Feather guaranteed the horse Ia
work anywhere and Crane had
bought With the understanding that
he was to return Che animal IF She
failed TO fH One bill Crane claimed
Chat Doc had given Che horse % fair
trial cad failed TO find her satisfac.
Tory so De returned Der 90 Feather
and demanded his money aid note
which Feather refused to- give up,
SO Crane sued Tor Same There
were about twenty witnesses Gro.
Nau appeared for the PlHoGG and
fortpfy for Cine defendant Crane
gained tle suis
Same day Solomon Conley. oil
Rcedsvilc bad Elias Coulcy, hi.
uncle arrested for trcsspassinQ.
tearing down fonco, cutting timber
etc. 5u his land Both claimed the
land but the evidence being AN ON
Soiomous side, The Justice held
Elisha over under bonds TO keen
thc peace
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CORRESPONDENTS.
cRANEsNILLr.
respordonce Of lie Anou.

Correspondence Of the Anous
Thinking that your numerous
readers would like to poruse a few
lines from our town aud vicinity, l
conclude this morning to satisfy
them.
Mud is thing Of the past.
Farmers are very busy blowing.
sowing oats and hauling lime.
Garden making has commenced.
Mr.. 5. Rinard moved his sawmill
this week near town, on the land OF
MIR. j. G. Feather.
Mr.. A. S. Albright has his saw
mill on the land Old. F. Hartman
near town, and is putting out lum-
Der very fast.
The Potomac Paper Company are
buying land and timber ir our
midst and have men saving the
timber in cord wood, ready for
shipping to their works at Cumber-
land, Md.
We had railaoad meeting here
last Wednesday evening for tie
purpose Of getting the Is. IS O. rail
road to extend their Skipnish branch
to our little village. There was
twenty-five hundred dollars sub
scrlbed and also discusses the bene-
fit the railroad would derive by
coming here, to make it permanent.
Besides the lumber and pulp wood e.,
we have an endless amount Of lime
rock. fire clay, iron Gre and coal
We had another meeting April
p, We expect our people to
increase their donations to four
thousand dollars, which certainly
viii induce tho b &. o. 20 comply
with our wants and their interest. as
they hive been thinking over the
matter in the past, and from their
letters. are at present thinking over
the matter very seriously.
MORE \. Run. q.
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A LOVERS REVENGE.
lie Has the Oakland Postmaster Ar.
rested for Retaining letter From
the Girl That lie Is Sweet On.


Frederick A. Thayer, one of the
most prominet citizens OF Oakland,
Md, and since September last post
master of that town, was yesterday
held by United States Commissioner
Rogers in the sum Of 81 600 on his
own recOgnizance FOR the action Of
the Federal Grand Jury. He is
charged with having detained a
letter, addressed to T.. 9. Manown,
Of Oakland, contrary to law.
There is an interesting story con-
nected with this case. Residing in
Oakland is the family of Mr.. Bowie
Johnson, n son Of the late Reyerdy
Johnson. Mayland's most celebra.
ted iurist. Mr.. Johnson had mar.
ried a sister Of Mr.. Thayor. The
Johnsons have beautiful daughter
Jennie, yet in her teens. An init
macy sprang mp between Che latter
and r. G.. Manown, q former tele-
graph operator Of Oakland. and the
son Of q promiucntaud very wealthy
farmer Of that vicinity. It 10 said
Shat 1T ono time young Mauown
had formed bibulous habits, and
Mr.. Thayor objected to Manown
paying attentions to- his niece. On
tae evening OF February - last 70
letter was mailed i'm the postofico at
Oakland. The postmaster picked
10 UP and noticed some Suspicious
ching about &C., which in his opiu-
ion indicated that &c had been tam
perad with. Turning 10 over, be
saw that 81 was addressed 30 Mauown
and recognized The handwriting OF
his niece. IL ACQUIRED 70 SIR.
Ilaycr To take theI-t5ar home With
him aud consult his sister. Cine
mother Of Ono wri,ar He d.d not
Sec dr johnson that night. but
told another sister about &C.. and She
informed Mr Johnson The H1t
morning the postmaster neglected
to take the letter from bis dress
coat and putitin h. working suit.
iboUt noon Mrs. johnson called
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TEWBrRG
Corresp ondcuco of the ArGce.
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April


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"a tbis plaoe
p,per bapoers n,ir4cr, and
white washers are very bu-v and i,
fact Won Will find but few idio ma,
I'm town since n5o Good go,tbor no.
can. butt +. +. hard ia toll hos fo,o
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MIR. Jene higgins is painting r.
NJ. Barb's residence.
Willie higgins is putting a roof
on Mrs. Moons house.
You Know, ESQ.
VALLEY DISTRICT.


Snying showers and and .rnsh;ro MA
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inprsonod coli 70 Jdnl, tha lan5
in goral hoont,.
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month Of rosos
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between himself and the postmaster
Manown wrote to the postal author
tiles at Washington, an inspector
was sent to Oakland and after an
investigation lodged information
which led to Thayer's arrest.
In his evidence before the com
missioner yesterday Mr.. Thayer
impressed all who heard him with
the truthfulness of his story. He
disclaimed any intention Of wrong
doing. and said that he had retained
the letter not for the purpose Of
prying into hrs niece's private affairs
or to prevent young Manown from
receiving it, but because he believed
the letter had been tempered with
by servant in his sisters employ,
and it being a family affair he
wanted it settled without publicity.
lie said he had the most kindly
feelings for Manown.
Young Manown, Mrs. johnson
and Miss Jennie johnson appeared
for the government against Thayer.
The latter was represented by Law
yer Thomas j. Peddicord, OF Oak
land.
Commissioner Rogers, in sum
ming MP the case, said that if he
had the final settlement of the case
he would unhesitatingly discharge
Player, as he saw that he was a
gentleman of integrity, and he was
positive that he had not intended
anything wrong, but he had clearly
violated United States statute, and
it would be necessary for the Grand
jury and court to get upon the
matter. ~
United States District Attorney
Thomas q Hayes appeared for the
government Bultim0rc HeyGA
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TIE COUNTY cLERKsHIp.

Candidates for the office of Coun-
,ty Clerk arc being named i'm all
parts OF the county, and every week
brings ont some new victim WHO is
ready and willing to lay aside all
personal interest and 90 forth TO
serve his country i'm soft snap at
the rate of about $4,000 per year. }
If the early bird catches the worm
Mr.. Martin, the present incumbent
is the man, as he is out i'm three Of
the county papers, announcing his
candidacy. If possession is nine
points M law, j Ami has a strong
hold on the Office and everything so
tar IN his favor. lie has served the
county for 10 F. these many years,
and there are great many of the
best men in his own party who
think this burden Of Official honor
should be shifted to some one elses
shoulders and the fat salary Of the
Office to some one else's pocketbook
and we have heard number of the
rank and file of the G. 0. p. express
themselves as not only willing, but
anxious to relieve Bro. Martin Of
this position and retire him to pri-
waite life or the management Of the
L. *. q f., which position he ac.
c.pted n short time since. but being
advised by some of his friends that
it would injure his already cloudy
prospects, dropped I it like Il hot
potato. Mr.. Martin has already
held the Office about fourteen years.
two full terms and the unexplred
term of Henry Startzman, who died
in Office April 2,181G. Smith Crane,
who was clerk of the Circuit Court,
took charge Of both Offices till the
next election, October IS, 1876
when Mr.. Martin was elected, and
filling the term out, was IN the fall
Of 1873 elected to full term Of six
years and reelected in 1884,. The
question now Tor tie voters to deter
mine is not so much one of Mr..
Martin fitness for the Office as it is
whether he is to be allowed gen
eral warranty deed for it and hold
for life if he wants 10, and it seems
eminently clear that he wants to.
Among the names Of the many who
are mentioned as wanting trans
fer Of this deed to themselves are
". III. Glover and A. Staley Shaw.
of Terra Alta; Joseph NJ. Shaw, of
Morgans Glade George l.. Mars
den, of Marsden John l.. Howard,
Of Tunnelton Leroy Shaw, of
Camp Ground; f NJ. Thomas and
George Walls, of Kingwood John
S. Perkins, OF Reno, and several
more yet to hear from. Vcrily, the
possession Of apoils is a troublesome
matter for the G. o. p. Of the ban
ner high tax county.
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The Lumber Business.

Very little lumber is being ship
ped now by our saw-mi!I men, as
they are waiting to get their money
from the New York Lumber Ex-
change, forlumbcr already shipped
1t seems tho Company are cramp.
ed little just now with q lot Of
lumber on hands they cannot turn
into money at once. They depend
on sales to pay all expenses and
make NIL purchases and so can pay
up only as they make sales. They
owe all Of our saw-miil men from
$500 to 81 600 each and some OF
them will be cramped pretty badly
il they don't get their money. It
is said that the firm is honest and
viii pay if they can.
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TO OUR READERS.

We desire to call special attention
this week to our very liberal offer to
new and delinquent subscribers, that
Of sending the Pittsburgh Mroairle
Telegraph one year fl'ce The price
of tins large and newsy family paper
IS one dollar per year, and the price
or the ARGUS $3.50 We send both
papers one year for 81 80 Drop us
a postal card for sample copies Of
the Chronicle Telegragh and the
ARGUS, if you are not already IL
reader Of it This offer will mold
good till November /, thus giving
everybody an ample opportunity to
get the benefit OF this very liberal
offer This is the greatest induce
ment ever offeredby the ARGUS or
any paper in Preston County, and
We could not offer to make such a
proposition only we are determined
to double the subscription list of the
ARGUs before the end Of the year.
and expect to come out on this bv
getting new subscribers and holding
them Let every one Of our readers
show this paper 20 their neighbors
and tell them of this unparalleled
offer Let each democrat consiaer
himself committee Of one to get
us at least one new subscriber You
can do 1T and we will remember and
return the favor in some way
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East Side News From the Terra Alta
Times.

DlED-0n Thursday. the little
daughter Of Thomas Casteel. -
DR.. J. b. Fogle was called to New
burg ON Thursday to see Mrs. DIR.
VIM. NJ. Dent, who is lying very
ill. Her recovery is doubtful.
John Zyrc fell dead on Wednesday
at the funeral of Mrs. Fillmore
Smith, near Valley Point. 1t is
reported that Miss Florence Guse-
man and Willie Forman were mar
ried on Wednesday. Lewis Ii.
Dodge and Lloyd Lantz purchased
stump pullcrs from w. II. White
and from TIE way they have extract
ed the teeth from the jaws Of
mother earth, We consider them
valuable addition to the glrmcg's
oUtft.--The Conservative branch
of the DunAard church held their
district meeting 1t their church in
Che Ereeloud settlement on Friday
and Saturday of last week. About
twenty-five ministers werc present
representing half the State, known
as the first diatric5.-We would
not be surprised TO hear Of some Of
our boys or even young men being
cnt to pieces or getting crippled for
life so long as they persist in Jump.
ing freight trains. During the
past week two young men OF this
place attempted to board moving
trains and came very near losing
their lives. This should be lesson
TO them and u warning to many
others.
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JOHN o. PEHDLEToN has an
pounced himself as candidate for
reelection to congress from the first
district, and should have o renom-
nation by all means, in order to
yindicate himself AID complete the
redemption Of the old first district
by such majority that it would be
impossible to count him ont. lie
made a gallant race before and
wiped ont the big majority that
Gen. Golf had piled up and if re-
nominated will roll up q democratic
majority that will secure the district
for years to come. There are other
good mon in the district, who would
undoubtedly lead the party on to
victory, but Pendleton is the great
est hustler Of them all, and under
all the circumstances should be tho
standard bearer once more.
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TIE time and place for holding
the meeting Of The State League Of
Democratic Clubs, is being agitated
by the papers and party managers.
The Republicans had theirs SO long
ago that l. has been forgotten and
the enthusiasm cooled down. We
think Che democrats should now
Wakcn up and make ready for am
old time love feast. We favor
Clarksburg for Che place Of meeting
and some time iu june, for holding
this representative gathering Of
tho people. The officers Of the
State League should get TO work
and start the ballronug by making
the necessary arrangements and
calling upon the clubs and county
organizations to elect delegate. not
THAT only delegates should be allow
cd in Che convention. but in order
t. insure q full representation.
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April rs.


From our fczuar Correspondent
Last Thursday night tbc Good
Templars organized a lodge here.
Sunday Roy. Starkey preached
quite an able sermon from Matthew
2Sth choptcrgn 18th verse. Script
ure reading, subject, John the Bap-
list After services Mrs. Isaac
Elliott, Harvey Elliott and Viruie
Dunn were bap!isod by Immersion.
Several people were down from
kingwood, and altogether there was
q large crowd present.
Neil J Fortney and Horny Clay
Hyde were down here trying to
forccloso am attachment ON some Of
the Gnny tribe, but failed to make
connection.
Peter f. Iltltlolo and T.. @. Mar
:jn traded horses hst week and both
did we'll
br. lltitzyics brother, from
Rockingham County Va, arrived
this week to take charge Of the saw
mill mp Muddy Creek, near Riqg's
Old factory
Daddy" Fioldsisat home again.
llo has becu in Cambria County,
fa., since january I.
Jacob WEIGH and Charley Feather
arc on the sick list. DIR. Trppett
is the attending physician
The Good Tomplar lodge hold
their first regular meeting tonight
and viii meet on Tuesday night Of
each week. RAMBLER.
April 20, 1890
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-01

The population OF Terra hl.a
is increasing very rapidly just now,
preparatory TO tho advent o. Tie
census takcr The old town b.
probably making ready 90 Jay claim
to being the largest town iu the
county The Times ~ last week.
says "Boru unto Mr. and Nv.
Isaiah Whetscll Monday April 2I.
SON. Born INTO STR and Nrs.
vs.. =. laraw on Monday, a daugh-
ter Born unto s05if and Mrs.
Peter Sine sunday ipu. Ia "a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-01

The following is the chorus OF
Republican Office seekers who got
left. Bro. White, of the Era, Capt.
Goodwin, Jim Peril. "Pop" Stan.
hagen, Ash Moore and several more
of "Our friends the enemy" will
sing it for you:
"Wanny rams the Sunday School,
Levi runs the bar,
Baby runs the White House,
And, damn it, here we are -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-01

The Daily Gazettc, of Charleston,
came out last week painting things
red, in celebrating the second ami
versary of its existence. 1t was
printed with red ink inside and ont
aud is a daley. The G0tcHe is a
very creditablc daily aud is rapidly
coming to the front.
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REFORM SCHOOL BoARp.

There will be meeting Of the
Board of Directors of the West Vir-
ginia Refrom School at Grafton, w.
Va, at Z o'clock p. M, on Monday
May II, 1890, for the purpose of
electing superintendent.
The Board has fixed the salary at
5000 per annum for the first year.
with board and quarters furnished
at The Institution free to the Super
iptendent and his family.
Applicants for the position are
requested to be present in person,
as the Board, Immediately AFTER adj
journmcnt, contemplates n visit
with the Superintendent to reform
schools in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
s-s.z-s--a.-ss-s-
EX-GOyEREoR WILSON is q full
fledge1 candidate Tor Congress, and
opened the ball down at Logan C.
H. the otner daY, where he made
one of his rafting speeches and for
mally announced bis candidacy.
Logan County is the banner demo-
cratic county of the Third district,
and can be counted on every time
to roll up a big majority for the
party of the people. Gov. Wilson
makes the best stump speech of any
orator in the state, unless it is
Henry S. Walker, and will chew up,
wipe mp and entirely paralyze any
thing the republicans can trot out
down in the old Third. When the
next Congress meets West Virginia
will have good pair to open on, E.
Willis and William l..
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PONY FOR SALE.

x dun pony, : gears old. Broke
Must. be sold at once. A bargain.
Apply ut once to Roy c. Stone.
Kngwood, ". Va.