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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-11-27

1t costs $500 to discharge Krupp gun
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-11-27

HE progressive King Of Siam, in
his anxiety to better the condition OF
his people. has taken to wandering
among them disguised in plain clot661
Amusing stories are told Of the scant
courtesy which he received last win
ter from his subjects who did not rec
ognize him and regarded his curiosity
as q bit Of impertinence. The king
must originate every reform himself,
for he is an absolute monarch. and
not even his most progressive subjects
would dare to commit so great a
! breach of etiquette as 70 suggest any
innovation 1p6n established customs
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THE State OF Maine has Of last an.
other CONTROVERSY in its hands that
has nothing to do with the drink
habit. The attack made by Miss
Frances E. Willard on the gum-chew-
ing habit has proven bone of con-
tention. One of the leading papers
of the State has come out boldly in
approval of Miss Wizards dictum;
but another, published somewhat
nearer the source OF the gum supply,
denounces it in round terms. The
| denunciation is craftily put on the
ground of the inherent right of the
citizen-and especially of the citizen.
este chew what she pleases; but
as the doctrine initiates directly
against the prevailing creed in Maine
on the subject of personal freedom,
we are inclined to attribute the de.
Tense to sympathy with the producers
Of gum for the market. Whatever
the ground, sentimental or CONNER.
cial, the conflict is bound, we should
say, to be warm one, and to en-.
list before it is terminated the PEG.
pie of the entire State, from Moosele.
megunticock to the Androscoggin.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

We earnestly insist that the Board
of Education of every district in the
county will submit to the voters at
the coming school election prop
osItioR for months school this
coming winter. The poorest dis
triet in the county Is we'll able to
have FIVE months school and some
Of them SIX. 1t would be money
well invested and in no other way
can 81 CHI far reaching results he
attained. We would favor six
months school for this district, but
we think the length of term and
wages should be made and kept
uniform throughout the county.
otherwise the best teachers go to
the district paying tie most wages
and giving the longest term and
the poorest district get the second
aud third class teachers. Eighty
days school out OF $50 is not enough
1t is less than % per cent Of the
time in school where the pupil at.
tends every day. IL we add one
month now, it will increase our
taxes very little and then after a
while We can try six months. Ne
feel safe in saying that no man
with children 70 attend school, will
kick on this. The only kicking is
done by close listed old fogies, who
are heavy taxpayers and have no
children to attend the free schools
or perhaps a fewrich men who send
tJeir children of to school. One
greet beauty about orr free school
system is that it lakes the rich man
educate the poor mans children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
DEATHS DOINGs.

GIBsoN-Rebecca, wife Of james
Gibson, who lives near Tunnelton,
died Wednesday, March 25th. 1891,
at two P. NJ, after less thAn q
weeks sickntss. She was taken
sick with the Ia grippe, and this,
with heart disease, fused her death.
DR.. Powell, Of Tunnelton, and DR..
W. NJ. Dent, Of Newburg. we're
summoned, but pronounced her
hopeless from the beginning. She
will be buried tomorrow FRIDAY
1t 1880 A. ". IN the cemetery at
the Camp Ground The deceased
WIS about 76 years Of ago. and
leaves a husband and eightchildren.
three sons and FIVE daughters, all
grown and al married but one,
Mary, who resides at home. The
others are Milford. John T.. and
Ashford. who live at or near Tun.
Melton, and Mrs. Crawford Scott.
Of Independence, Mrs. John Gar
ner, Of the Switch back, Mrs. W.
N jenkins and Mrs. jesse Spahr,
Of Kingwood. Mrs. Gibson was
Rebecca CrameT before her mar.
riage. a daughter Of Peter Cramer.
who lived down in the lower end Of
This county near Rockville.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
Two Papers a Week for a Dollar a Year

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hEPuBLIc Is at once the best and the cheate Z
NEWS Journal IN the world. II Is a big 7cniuinn
pa or, containing ak To ght page each Issue,
day and Friday Its readers sei the new, Of the
DAY almost as promptly ana iully as the readers
Si Daily ana hair weeS ahead OF any Weekly
~ every state IN the Union. Yet the pr ce 1,
ONLY ONE DOLLAR YEAR. S, ecisi Mis-
souri, Illinois and Texa- III lions arc printed
aud General ition for oiher State contains
moth NC hut details Of inportant events of inter.
e everywhere. TuK RErCBfIc T. the ieading
DE nocrntio pa err of the country. sggTe isive
hu' 80 the same tine liberal. and tho only thor
oughiy national journal in the whole country
&c &c ober this price g. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A
6AR. sample co les. also AN illustrated Prem
n n Cat iiogue sent free on an )licat.on. Ad-
dress Tue REPTBLIc. 81. Louis. No
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

Ave children living. all grown, ons
son and daughter married and
three sons single.
The following witnesses were be-
fore the Grand Jury this week and
gare evidence in the case ID. j..
Gibson. T. r. La ham. s. w. Mes
senger, James Clingan, Mrs. s. w.
Messenger. w. b. Taylor and Ralph
Hutchinson. The Grand Jury yes
terday made the following repor: :.
1.-The Grand Jurors Of the State
of West Virginia. in and for The
body OF the county of Preston upon
their oaths present that james
WEIGH. on the 10Th d " Of March.
1891. ia said county OF Preston.
feloniously. wilfully. maliciously.
deliberately and unlawfuIly, did
slay, kill and murder one Celia
Welch, against the peace and dig
nifty of the State"
The accused WAS brought into
Court and arraigned on the charge,
but plead mot guilty" He was
remanded back to Jail, where he
will likely remain till next term OF
Court, as his trial will not come up
At this session. p. j. Crogan is
his attorney.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

The Board of Directors Of the
Weston Hospital for the Insane
will convene in regular semi-annual
session April l4tb. AS there are.new
members on the Board, it will be
newly organized. DR.. Hattie b.
Jones will resign her position at
that time to take charge of her pri-
vate Hospital in Wheeling and n
successor will be elected to fll the
vacancy. DR.. Robert L. Brown. Of
the Hospital staff, is being promi
nsntly mentioned for the Superin-
tendency of the new Hospital for
the Insane at Spencer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

Marshal T. Frame, a prominent
lawyer Of Atchison, Kansas. was
killed last week bYarunaway horse
lie was well known in this State
having been born and raised in
Braxton county, where he was the
leading attorney. lie located IN
Wheeling awhile and practiced his
profession, but wanting more room
be removed TO Atcbison. where be
bad built mp q splendid practice.
". r. Bland, son Of Dr.. W. J.
Bland. Of Weston, was bis Law
pirtner. Mr. Bland is States At
forney there, and the firm was
strong one Mr. Frame was mar
ried to Miss Eta Barnes, Of Yves.
t0n, this State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

Our little mountain State will
still be able to keep up a show of
military splendor. The recent ses-
sion of tho Legislature appropriated
$4,000 this year, and "a like amount
for next year, for the purpose of
having an encampment of the Ma
tional Guards. To Adjutant Cen
eral Oxley is due the credit more
than any one else for securing this
appropriation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice hay-
Ing had placed in his hands By an East India
missionary the formula Of a simple vegetable
remedy Tor the sreedy and permanent cure Of
consunptiop. bronchitis, catarrh asthma and
all throat eud Lung Affections. also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
derful curative powers In Thousands OF case
has felt u his duty 70 make IL known TO his suf
ierinR fellows. Actua;ed by this motive and a
free OF charge, TO all who desire II, this reci;e
IN 6erInan, French or English, with full dircc.
tions for preparing and using. Sent by NAL by
address Ing with stamp. naming this pnper w
A. MOVES. $50 PowBRs' BLOCK, Rochester, v. Y.
3-5-of-iYr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

The Morgantown Brass Band
made quite an impression on our
people particularly the ladies' The
Band came ~ accordance with ar.
engagements made by Capt. G. Y.
Bishop, Commander Of the Canton
The boys drove across tho noun
tain ar d arrived here in good time
and gave rs some excellent music
There we're just twenty Of them
under the leadership Il Prot. Protz
man, tho Morgantown Photograph.
er. They we're quartered At the
jenkins House. Tuesday morning
before starting back they sereuaded
The Gordon House Capt. &. Y.
Bisbop, the ARGUS, Era and .Jour-
nal and Dolpha Jackson. Come
again boys.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
The Musical Entertainment and
Festival.

The ladies and gentlemen who
had charge of the musical entertain
ment, dinner, lunch and festival
given in the Court House last Mon
day, deserve praise for their untir-
ing efforts in behalf of so worthy an
enterprise, and the success attained
speaks well for all concerned. Din.
ner WAS served in the Hall and lunch
in the evening, and the festival after
the entertainment was crowded -
Ice cream, c,ke and coffee was srrv
ed in abundance. Junior Brown
"took the cake of all. carrying off
a large fine cake, baked by Miss
Florence Vickory, and auctioned off
by Alden Eaton at $500
The Musicale took place in the
Courtroom, and by s o. clock, when
the performance beg m, WIS crowd
ed to its utmost clpatity. The
ushers were in uniform and sue
ceeded in seating the audience very
comfortably, considering the jam.
AT 8 O'Clock Dolpha Jackson open
ed the ball with the necessary an
nonncement. and the performance
began. The following was the
PROGRAMME
PAR- &.
/. OPENING CHoaUs. ....., March froi., "Nor.ra :"
.. IssrRuMgN-AL Solo. $50. Dnuxl.ue Nazark
Mss Nara w~t,on
3 v' Gi. 9 ee T,s Xs 0S ga t I'm g.2ags"
4. TABLE, rONsuR So o.........."Pfizs POLKA ="
Herteri R.AFer
s. VocAh QuAErErrs IF, old h ';Love song
hrS. ST'.ne Miss JAG tsou, Ne ssrs.
Aanowr and Jackson.
9. Vocal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thee
Messrs Crane ana Manow:i
Mrs. = 81 crane ;i,,''''' ""''''S'
s. READING. How Tended the Baby"
Mr. P. j. crogan.
=. VOCAL SOLO Nil. a. Jackson Anchored"
PAIr "a
I. ."Gwine gsck to pixie"
The Orioles"
SAN Phiiliops." .,.....E e. MASows
,Joih que enoeTry.' ....S. ID GArETooD.
Mex Raspberry ......-...J. A. JACKSON
2. INsTHUNENTAL Potpourrj
Miss Watson. Mossrs. Crane and Baker
3. Vocal SOLO CI3y Requesu. That Is Love Z"
Mrs j. ST. Crane.
Miss Isa Monroe
5. Vocal Soto 49,. - ight Bird Cooling :
Mrs. e. Y. Bishop.
Z. TRIo...s... .................."Ol Black zoo 4"
The OriOles."
!. CLOSING CHoHus..... ........ Annie Rooney"
ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT.
J. NJ. Crane, 1si Violin, Herbert Baker. Cornet
J. w Fawceti, Tenor. d. NJ wotrng, Tuba,
Miss Mira Watson, Piano.
Every performer deserves indi-
vldual and special mention, but we
can refer to but one or two. Her
bort Bakers "Prize Polka" was
tncored and herrtily applauded by
the audience. p. j. Crog3n. act
ing the part of Simple Billy" aud
telling how he tended the baby.
brought down the house. The
"0riolos" was the feature and fun
Of the evening. and made merriment
enough to knock out the worst case
Of liver complaint on record.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

Uniform Rank Division, No. IS,
was instituted at New Cumberland
last week with thirty.two charter
members. A grand banquet was
held and the affair was big success.
A *. of P. Lodge was instituted
at German short time since, and
one is being organized at Manning
ton. The order is still booming
throughout the State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

Harrison county will vote at the
School Election on the taxing of
All dogs in the county. This
scheme was tried in this county
once, We believe, and was regarded
as such a dog goned outrage that it
had to be cur-tailed and let go to
the dogs. SO much barking and
bowling WAS done about it that the
tax collectors refused to hound the
CANNES down, and the matter was
dropped.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

The ARGUS and the National
Democrat, both ono year for % cash
in advance, The price of each pa
per is $3.50 per year; for two dol
lars you get them beth. Send us
your order, we are now making up
n club for the Democrat and it is the
best Democratic paper in the world.
We can get it for you for 81 90 per
year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

Gen. Joseph E. Johnston almost
the last Of the great commanders
of the Confederacy died in Wash
ington City last Saturday aged 81
years. He was laid to rest Tues
day of this week by the side Of his
wife IN Greenmount cemetery, Bal
timorc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

We see by the Charleston GAZETTE
that hessrs. Morley, Bryte and
Hartley brought home an ink bottle
apiece with them. They probably
want them as mementos Of their
last winter IN Charleston. The
Gazette says:
I'm clearing out the two Houses
OF the Legislature Yesterday the
jtbitor's force found most Of the
desks and chairs and two INK bot.
Ties left. Of the l48 ink bottles
furnished at The opening Of che ses.
sion only two remained. They were
on desks belonging to Democrats. %
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

The Morgantown Post has dis
covered a Republican who is an
honest man. 1t notes the fact that
man over there lost $50 bill
which was found by n neighbor,
who is Republican, and returned
to the owner. All the State papers
should make q note OF this.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
EElL77 Is EEiITl

Tn. 2. O. WEsf's NEWS AyD PaAsS Tps.r.
VAST gnsr@ntce srec.Le for HysterlG nizsi
ns's, CcnNl!slOn. Hts, Nervous Eeuraista
hcduache, nervous ProStrat en- caused ~ the
no ot aicchoi Or tobacco, WaS0fainess NeHtol
10 preston, Soitsning OF Tho BRAIN ro- uitinR in
nSanity ana ieading 10 misery decay AID
aeath. Premature O i Age. Blrrerress. loss 81
rover ia either sex. Involuntary Losses and
erinatorrhoea caused by ovcr-excrtion OF The
nrain, %! -ahu or oyerndp'geDce Faeh
Don. contains ore month treEtn ert sIco box
or SIX Tor 50 %, sent by nail nc aid ON recciot
OF price GUARANTEE SIX BOXES TO care
any case. with each order received By rs FOR
TX boxes accompanied with IS. o. we will ssrd
the purcm.eT written guarantee TO refund
ne money! the ireatu ent does rot effect o euro
;saarantees issued only by NOLAN BROTHERS
nrugglsts, ssie Agents. McIain Beck cor
MARKET sud Twelfth streets. Wheeling. W. va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
MORE MEN WANTED.

1 HIRE men on salary and nay their travelling
= eErensea tunioss they prefer q oOf1nissloni
AMI Fc them employment twelve months ln
We year now want p large number 20 solicit
orders for full line q uureerY stock which we
guaranteed true q name ani hrsf-ciass In every
pNrtoniaf No experience needed fnW in.
struoti0ns furnished Good referenoes rsonirsa
Address tstatine aRel
.. ". PATTY,
NURsERYMAN.
3Bu oErEvh. Ny.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

g. 9. Craig The old reliable coal
dealer viii furnish coal at z cents
rakeG coal and 3 cents al lumps.
Old Coal Bills mast be settled At
nee OPS II.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
You Arc in A BAD Fix.

Bot We VIII care Won " you will ray ns or
Wpfsa1e - % the wax, Ncrvous and DUbilita-
81, who, BY early Evil HABITS, or Later Indis.
egctions, nave trihod awey their vig0r Of Body
9.nd and Manhood. and who suffer Oh those
effects which lead to Premature Decay CON.
sumption OF Insanity. ff this means Won senA
Tor end read orr BOOK OF LfFz written bv TIRE
gre0teft specialist of the day. and sent lsealadD
~ addressing Dr. Parker's Medical and Surgical
Institute. ib3 North Spruce So Nashelile Tea6
02tIvr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
CIRCUIT COURT.

Court coDve ied Slonday WITH us
honor Judge j. I. Hoke on tho
bench. There was large crowd
in town and more stir than at any
session OF court for some time. A
large number Of land sales were
made and G. G. Craig and Ed Mes.
scnger were kept busy crying sales.
Some chancery matter has been dis
posed of up to date and the Petit
Jurors we're not summoned TO APP
pear till Yesterday. The Grand
Jury composed Of the following
persons. Mason Watson, Foreman;
w. F. Manear, Thomas Fortney,
Sam A. Dill, William Hibbs, Sam
uel Sapp. Cornelius Mason, jacob
G. Every, c. @. Lee, Il. j. Mil
Ter, Joseph Kelly, Abraham Lis
ton, J.. NJ. Chidestcr, w. b.
Smith, S. W. Hartley and John
T. Liston reported yesterday as
follows.
FELONY.
Will s. Armstrong, forging or
raising two notes on Samuel Fore
man.
Seth Emerson and John F.
Conley assanlting and cutting JOSH
ua Shaffer.
= James Day and Frank Winans
breaking into aud burgarlizing the
house of Eugene Reppert.
james IL. Welch for numbering
Celia Welch.
MIsDENEAEoRs.
Zone Christopher, carrying con-
cealed weapon.
Arthur Elbon, cases selling
whiskey.
Marshal Miller indictments for
trespassing on the lands of Catha-
rine Wolf.
Mrs. Hubert Costello, selling
liquor.
William q. Conner, cutting
Marshal Rodeheaver.
Mary Ann Rodeheaver assault on
Marshal Rodehearer.
Nelson Rt nner assault on Eddie
Reese.
Charles Fretwcll 2 indictments,
one for carrying concealed weapons
and one for defaclng passenger car
on b. & o. Il. X.
Cornelius Piles for an assault on
L. j. Ruckle.
Marshal Redehsaver for an as
sault on W. Y. Conner.
Hubert Costello cases for selli, q
liquor without license.
Seth Emerson for an assault on
Hezekiah Miller.
The Grand Jury was thereupon
discharged. We will give full pro-
ceedings next week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26

When travelling between Pittsburgh. Wheeling
or Morgantown. or Ft.rmOnt and CiarkSburg
weston. BuckhannoD. Parkcrsburg or Charlie
ton, the 'Monongah Route" offers the shurte [
and quickest line. Close connections made
with u. 4 q. trains at Flirnont. also at CIarks-
bnrz with II. q o. and w. Va. q p. trains North,
south East aud Met A. for through t.ckets
via the "Nonongah Route"
HUGH O BowLEs, Cent suat.,
3s FAInAoSr. w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant 20 n Deed ~ Trnst executed 70 me
will Offer for ga 10 on the
23ri DAY OF March, 1891,
az the front door Of the Court House. in king
wood, Pre- itOn county. w. Va. for cash in hand
the following property. to-wt
Two Hoad Of Mules
and the harness belonging thereto being the
same proporty conveyed 70 ne BY said Truqt
county.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Peb-
ruafy, 1891.
a.. HENRY ~. GRIM IS, Trustee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
JUDICIAL SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuf coprt of
fIetton county. " Va. rendered in the chan.
Gerry oause ~ Ear Kelly's Administered "
james bensous Administrator eli al on TIE g3ra
day ~ December. 1890. the underaiRued sneoiai
commissioner, WILL on the
23rd DAY or MARCH, 1891
lhe same being court day. a. the front door ~
the court house. IN KinRwOod vs. Va. ofer To-
safe % tho hlgHost re8ponsibis bidder. ne iand
IN the bin and proceedings Of said canso rseo.
Toned, cOusistlng 81
~ ACRES,
more ~ less. iu Pleasant District prastor ,,,,,.
~, ", a., teing tho land on which tia go
james Benson recently lived.
TERMS or SALE.
Enough cash 10 hand 70 nay the costs 81 s,tt
and eEnenfes ~ f8le, aud the rcrifne if1,,,f a
credit Of 8. ~ and 81 months. the pufchsser 20
okecuto interes tbearing notes, of equal afnornfs
Witn approved pcrsonal security. Tor the defey
foa INSTRUMENTS q puichase money
HENRY CLAY HYDE.
Special Commissioner
Bond and security has beon given bv tbs ssia
srociei confoissioaof in The above stylod cameo
.Ie.siss Nv WATSON clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-26
ECONOMICAL hEN!

Agix your dealer for I'd. J.. HURLEY & %. 9
HONEST Clothing. II cur soQds are cot ID,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-16
MINING APPLICATION I
No, 55G.

U- s. Land Office, Tucson, Arz., June 10, rs {. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN George w Seaverns, whose postofice address is Tombstone, Cochise Co, rizona, has made ap- plicaton for patent for I49s linear feet on the Three Brothers mining claim, bearing gold and silver, situate in Tombstone Mining District Cochise county, rizona, and described in the off, cia plat and field file in this office. fol- lows viz: Lot No 2I3
 Beginning at a post marked "I NJ TOM C No. r." whence U, $. Min Mon. No. bears re' ST ao39 feet. cor secs T. 2, 3s and 30, nor'h boun- drary. township 20, 22 E, bears 5S' 43 Io7a4 feet then,e 5a' r2' I7'.s feet to post marked 1T B No. 2;" thence s 2S' IS W 1909 fee to post marked "r B M . No. 3" thence N s2' Ia w a595 fee, to post marked 'r M No. 4" thence (same course) a5r feet to post marked "T M C No; s" thence \ 34' 10 I4oI feet to post marked 'T B Nj C No. 6" thence s 52' I2' K I7S feet to cor, or post No. I and place of beginning, variation TO- 43 east, containing r4Ss acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recor- de $ office of Cochise co rig On page Adjoining claimants are claimants on Gordon M 0 on the west Central M on the east and San Pedro M C on the NE
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re- qured 10 present the before this office within sixty days from the first day of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute HERBERT BROWN, hegister.S .