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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

with the Same complaint and some
of them quite poorly.
Mai cellus Il. Martin has been
sick for some time, but is out
again,
Mrs. Michael Teets, who has been
sick n long time, is worse and not
expected to recover.
Mrs. a. L. Fields, son All and
daughter Ollie, have gone to Mary
land where Mr.. Fields is running q
saw-mill. Tho Fields Hotel here is
run now by Misses Gertie and Sadie
Fields.
We are expecting to have two or
three weddings to report in the near
future. Look out for {" She SAID
Yes"
We were pleased to see Fenton
Baker and the foreman of The
ARGUS, S. ID. Gatewood, in our
little town Saturday evening.
They were driving out in Fent's
new cart.
Mrs. Marian Gibson OF st. Joe,
was visiting at Newburg last week.
Col. Fitzgerald of Terra Alta,
and a party of young folks came
down to st. Joe and dined with j b.
Cressaler and took in his flying ma
chine business, which they seemed
to enjoy very much.
Ben Bucalew of Rodamers, can
beat 81 Summers and Cole fitch
nell both in the snake killing indus
try rs he has record Of SO killed in
one hour and one got away. Now
who comes next on the subject?
The Baptist Church here has been
toned mp with q new bell, something
it has needed for 10 these many
years.
Jacob Groves was in st. Joe Sun.
day, en- route for Muddy Greek
HILL.
Rev. Charles Feather has been in
the vicinity Of GAINESVILLE for some
time preaching and looking after
some other affairs, so we are in.
formed.
Rev. George Liston, the blind
preacher, spent few days here the
past week. Our people like his
preaching very we'll.
Our new j. p. has opened up his
court and holds forth in the hall
over Cranes store. There was a
crowded session Of Justice Court
last week. Squire Mason is an old
hand.
G. NJ. Crane attended Children g
Day at GAINESVILLE last Sunday.
RAMBLER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

Col. Fitzgerald, Of Terra Alta.
was in town last Saturday, accom-
panied by quite a beyy o. handsome
young ladies. Misses Mamie, Birdie
and Edith Collard and Master Brice
Collard, Of jersey City, N. j., who
are relatives Of Col. Fitzgerald and
are visiting him at his beautiful
home near Terra Alta. Also Miss
Loretta Moran, Pbrenologist, Of
Washington, d. O., and clerk in
the Colonels Pension Office there.
now taking her vacation. We ac-
knowledge q pleasant call from the
party while here. They we're stop.
ping at the Gordon House and re-.
termed to Terra Alta that evening
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CONSUMPTION CURED,

IN old physician, retired from practice bay-
ing had placed IN his hands 10y an East India
missionary the formula Of a simple vegetable
rtmsly Tor tho speedy and permanent cure Of
coneumptiOn, bronchitis, catarrh asthma and
nll throat and Lung Affections, also N pOstiye
ana radical cure for Nervous Debility and ali
Nervous complaints, after having tested tie wo1 ,
deriul curative powers IN tlousands Of cases
pas folt u his duty % m0kc II known 90 his suf.
iefing Follows hotuated by this motive and n
nee 81 charge, 10 all who desire H. this recipe
" GcrmaH, French or English with full diroe.
lions for preparing and using Sent by mail by
ahdfeEsiug With stamp, naming this paper. W.
as. W-f7f
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

CaddO Mills, Texasy juno 8,
l891.--From my own personal
knowledge, can recommend Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rnoea Kennedy for cramps in the
stomachs also for diarrhoea and
lux. 1t is the best medicine ] have
ever seen used and the best selling
as it always gives satisfaction. A.
X. Sheriff.. rs and so cent bottles
for sale by II. McMillen, KinEwood
Druggist and country stores.
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NEWptRe.

Correspondence Of tho Argus
We are now inflicted with the
hottest weather we have had for
some time.
Last week was a very lively and
busy week in our town. There
were three weddings and three
births.
Mr.. Willie Horchler and Miss
Anna Grain were quietly married
ON Wednesday evening, Aug. 9Th
and left on No. east bound for
Cumberland and Frostburg. We
wish them a long and happy life.
Here's our aazJ~ Willie.
Dir. Robert Felty and Miss Lena
Wright were united in marriage,
Thursday evening, Aug. 6, at the
home Of the brides parents. No
cards. They went cast on No. 4
same evening TO spend the honey
moon at the sea-shore. Rev Clark
was The officiating minister. Well,
Robert is a Republican, but ho is
now half Wright ("botter half')
anyhow
hr. W. 9. Harrington and Miss
Nancy Montgomery we're married
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

DIR. a. NJ. jarrett, the dentist,
writes us that he will be at Terra
Alta, August 10 and remain three
days. At KingwOod, Monday Aug.
"A and remain i've days. lie can.
not be here during Circuit Court as
usual since that is his time to be at
his office in Grafton. Call carly
and make your engagements.
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Valuable Property For Sale.

English SPAWN Liniment remove
all Hard, Soft or Calloused LumpS
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone,
STILES, Sprains, all swollen Threats
Coughs, &c. Save $50 by use 0.
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blefhish Cttre ever known
Sold by DR.. X. II. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 5-14-91-1yr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

Lee Graham has been granted a
pension of s12 per month and
received over a hundred dollars
back pay. He has purchased the
house and lot of G. NJ. Bishop, on
Morgtntown Street and will move
to his newly acquired property next
month. Price paid $3.50 SO we are
informed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

Daniel Breakiron Of near Morgan
town, was here this week. He was
over on the East Side visiting his
brother-in-law, Col. John A. F.
Martin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

George Goff, a blind man, has
carried to town and sold over two
hundred gallons of blackberries.
Who can beat it ? George is a very
enterprising citizen and perfectly
reliable.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

Col John ID. Rigg OF Terra Alta,
was in town Yesterday and to day.
buying wool for his factory over
there. lie informed us that he will
use 10000 pounds more this year
than ever before and is shipping his
goods in large quantities far and
near.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

DIR. Pratt's driving team ran
away last Sunday with the gears on.
lie was just going to hitch them up,
when they started and ran towards
Pleasant Dale. One OF them was
bruised and skinned up pretty
badly by getting tangled up in the
harness and throwing itself.
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SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

III you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or in.
crease, write to N. W, FITZGERALD,
Washington, D. G. He IS a citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
state. SILLY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

Miss Mollie Guyten left for her
homo near Baltimore Monday
morning. She will return this fall
to again fill her place in l.. NJ,
Albright's store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

n certain Young man IN this
county who had just reached his
majority, was married short time
since to maiden lady over whose
head near fifty golden summers had
fed. The marriage license did not
show it as they divided the surplus
age between them. This youth is
evidently great admircr Of old
age.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

Miss Aura Brown, of Plainview,
Valley District. has been visiting
IN town the past week. She is a
sister to Mrs. Henry Flythe and
Robert Brown OF this place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

Sparks & Aliens New Consoli-
dated Show is billed to exhibit here
Saturday. Their Advance Agent
was here last week and billed the
town and made arrangements. They
Will exhibit on the Kemble lot on
Beverley Hill. They claim to have
So men and 90 horses, and to give
a strictly moral performance. The
big street parade comes off at noon,
and one exhibition in the afternoon
and one at night. We are Informed
that the show is good and worth the
small admission OF 25 cents. They
exhibit at Terra Alta Friday and 90
from here TO Morgantown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

Some changes in the guests sum-
mering at Liberty Halp' the past
week. DIR. Mcclure, wife and
daughter and Mrs. Mary Allison,
returned to their homes in Wheel
ing, and four new visitors arrived
to remain some time. Misses
Emma V. and Lizzie Sweet, Sue
Ritter and Margaret Caldwell OF
Hamilton, Ohio, are the rev addi-
tons.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

The b. 6 o. r. Il. announces the
following excursions in this issue :
To Atlantic City on August 9th,
to MoundsviIle, (W. Va.) camp
meeting, August 18th to 23rd,
inclusive, and TO the Changers
Interstate Exhibition at Williams
Grove Pa, August Gath to 29th,
inclusive. For all of these excur-
sions low rates are offered and
excellent train service provided.
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SHEEP SHR0PSHTRESl
PURE FOR SALE Low.

FAvoRTTBs EvERYwnERE.-W Writ
for circular, How good Ram paws
etc.
PIYmOuth Rocks
n r. CARKSKADON, Keyscr.
w. va.
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". S. TayIor's is the place to get
your winter boots and shoes. Call
early and leave your order before
the rush begins.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-13

Tuesday from Mrs. w. Is. treeiand
and sister of Terra Alta.
O. Y. Bishop is at Rowlesburg
clerking for the firm of Bishop &
Mauown.
Go to W. S. Taylor's for your
boots. shoes and repairing.
The Goshen Baptist association
his.been in session at Gladcsville
this week and closes to-day.
W. S. Taylor spent Sunday and
Monday visiting his parents at
Tunnelton.
Miss Titia Parks has well devel-
oped case of typhoid fever. Drs.
Manown and Pratt are the physl-
clans.
We are requested to announce
that the new Baptist Church at
Herring will be dedicated Sunday
August 30thS
]. Grant LazelIJ the Morgantown
attorney, was here serving n writ Of
attachment in the superior court
this week.
Miss Emma Huddleson, who has
been attending the Normal School
here, returned to her ZONE near
Reeisvillc last Saturday.
DR.. Trippett has very comfort.
able reclining chair, presented to
him by DR.. Mcclure of Wheeling,
while visiting here.
John !. Grant, hailing from
Ularksburg, has been in town this
week, repairing umbrellas for our
people.
Henry B. Morgan of Rivesville,
Marion county, was in town again
last Thursday examining records at
the Clerks Office.
w. G. Brown, Rev. George Nc.
:s,<'siAsw and Fltz- Hugh Mcdonald arc
OF on a big trip driving through
tic buck counties.
Judge 1loke is at st. George
holding Circuit Court. Next term
begins here Tuesday Sept. 1st and
will be an1mportant session.
viii Smalley came home from
Wheeling last week sick with the
typhoid fever. DR.. Trippett is the
attending physician and the patient
is doing we'll.
J. W. Flynn, has resigned from
the Town Council aud accepted the
position of Town Sergeant. vii
Bur Posten has been appointed to
, fill the vacancy on the Council.
Leave your order with w. s.
Taylor for your winter boots and
shoes.
Ben Sincell, Of Oakland, spent
Sunday in town. lie has lately
added a new power press to his
Office and the Repu5lican comes out
IN a new dress.
VIII Il. Shalfer, the Terra Alta
Photographer, drove over last Fri
day and returned Saturday, accom-
panied by Miss Jennie Crane, who
had been visiting at Mr.. j. NJ.
Cranes.
James A. Brown, Or. Manown
and Alden Eaton, have ordered
slate roofing for their houses.
Wardwell & Hagans have the
matter in hand.
a certain enterprising citizon OF
near Tunnelton, undertook to cook
tOad-stools and eat them same ae
fnushrooms. Result-Dr. Powell
called in and a family funeral mar.
fowly ayerted.
Miss Matte Parks, who has been
at Confluence, Pa, for some time
working at the dress making bust.
ness, returned home last Saturday
having been summoned home on
account Of the illness Of her sister,
Miss Titia.
O. G. Craig, the old reliable coal
dealer, is now done harvesting and
ready TO GIT your coal house with
winter coal while the roads are
good. lie has three miners at work
and can supply his customers on
short notice.
A number Of persons called last
night ut the elegant home Of Mr.
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Salary s25 Per week.

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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
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l1sasNfWS.

Hon. c. n. Bishop is having a
house bull. on his lot on Morgan
town Street.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20
For Gentlemen.

Mir. C. NJ. Bruce arrived in town this
 noon from the Barbaconrari range. He informs the Prosrecior that the big drive which was shipped from Deming by their company, as well as the Slaughter and Erie shipments, went through to Kansas City in fine shape.
 The company are gathering another lot Of steers which they will serd through unless buyers now in the neighborhood take them at the owners figures. In speaking of Ksnsss psstu'e, NIT. Bruce says that il IS excellent this year and prices low. At the beginning of the season. owners of pasture lands asked $2.25 per head for the season, but now $I IS good price, and owing to the fact that nearly all the cattle were ship ped out of the state last fall, there is an abundance of feed for all the cattle shipped in there.-Tombstone Pros pector.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20

A big hole is being bored near
 Wheeling, Pa., which will be as great
 curiosity in one direction as the Eff
 fel tower was in another. The hole
 has already reached the depth of 4,roo
 feet. within 500 feet of the deepest well
 ih the world. In this distance a dozen of thick veins of coal have been passed oil and gas both struck, but not in paying quantities, and gold quartz, iron and many other minerals found. The hole is eight inches in diameter and the largest in diameter Of any deep well in the world. The hole will be continued to the depth of a mile when the govern ment will continue the fwork, lunder the direction of two expert officers of the geological survey, and drill into the earth as far as possible. The idea is to take the temperature and magnetic condition as far as possible, and by means of an instrument constr ructed for the purpose, a complete record of the |. progress and all discoveries made will be kept and will placed in the geological survey exhibits at the Worlds Fair.- Ex
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20
GENERAL NEWS.
The Washington Critic has suspel

The Washington Critic has suspended.
 The U. s. cruisers Baltimore and Sln Francisco are off the Chilisn coast
 The new Hamburg llne steamship, B smarck. has beaten the maiden record of transsllltti tic liners.
 A steamer arrived in New York Mon day with HOO Italian immlganls of the lower clas and two cases oi small pox--,win evils.
 The jury in the cse of August Olsen, charged with the murder oi John Ivel,, at Merced. Cal, returrei verdict of not guilty
 A Montreal judge has decided that a a hotel cook IS not domestic servan, A New York man. who had been kicked by horse and but slightly in jured, sued the owner of the animal |, T Sso,o 900 and recovered a verdict for $6, 500 recently.
 The Emperor of Germany has just ordered court chaplains to curtail the length of them sermons, which in iu,u re must not exceed fifteen minutes. what ever may be the occasion. The U. s. steamer Charleston when last heard from was at Acapulco, Mex l ico, taking coal No engagement with the Chilisn war steamer, Esmeralda, had taken place, the latter vessel being iu the same port. It was believed that the I,ata had proceeded south.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20
Teller on silver.

Senator Teller, of Colorado. in r- cent interview on the silver question had the following to say: "The silver ques- ton is the most important before the people teddy. We have got to have greater amount of circulating medium and there is no danger of silver ever depreciating if it is given the functions of gold. The fact that even greenbacks depreciatied was due to the ignorant financial policy ot men who now set themselves up as the greatest hnanciers. It was John Sherman's policy that once depreciated the value of greenbacks and caused great depreciation throughout the country for years; and once in a speech in the senate told him hat the belief in his wisdom was greatest where ignorance was densest. We could, believe, at one time, have made treaties with every country of conse- quenoe in the world, except Englsrd and Germany, by which they would have agreed to place silver on a par with gold, but our great financiers of the John Sherman order would not do it. All these things result in giving few men the power to manipulate the money market, and those combine ,o re- duce the amonnt of money in circula- ton.
 "I believe that it is liberal estimate to say there Is Sra per capita in circula- ton in this country at this tune. And this in contrast to France, which has in circulation S75 per capita
 "The trouble with our fnanciers is that they a are dominated by English ideas, when. as a matter of fact, Eng land is on the verge of financial disso- lutiou. Only q short time ago England was saved by the millions which were sent from France within Der border and I consider her financial ideas very un- sound. There is one way of making silver market on firm basis and that IS through the mint. The money question is the most important one before the country, but political parties are afraid to take 1t up boldly. and newspapers won't handle it as it should be handled, and as result it is not gwen the promi- hence before the people that it deserves. The time is coming, however, when It will be understood and then we may look forward to a change"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

Nlne-tenths of Indians's forests have been cut down.
 IL costs the Americans about SI,ooo,- 900 a year 10 plug theu teeth.
 Secretary Rusk will soon be placed in possession of his granGfs,her's sword worn in the revolutionary by Samuel Rusk.
 A woman has been arrested ..;n Paris who IS said 10 have been married 43 times. She has been given tie appro- priste title of Bluebeard.
 Mulhatton is in an insane asylum n Chlclgo, and startling meteoric stories a'e coming up from southwest Texas. These statements look contradictory, but they are true.
 Col Celsius Price, who disappeared from St. Louis four years ago, has re- turned with a commission to teach 'the true Brahmin religion" tis to be inferred that St. Louis has only been having an imitation Indian theology to date.
 Gen. N. P. Banks gro~ing feebeness has led to a movement to provide for bis declining years. It is stated that the veteran only has his pension of $I, 200 a year and an incumbered homestead, and i, IS proposed to raise fund by subscription, the income of which shall be paid to Gen. and Mrs. Banks as long as they live and then the principal is to be returned to ihe subscribers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20
Mayer Shakespeare Reads the Riot
 Act te Two ltaiians.

NEW ORLEANS. May I6.-Yesterday Henry Peters, a steyedore. went to the City Hall and complained to Mayor Shakespeare that the Provenzanos were interfering with him and intmidating
 ts isbtItis Ht act affidavit and the Provenzanos brothers were arrested and held under $ao,oo bonds. The mayor sent for Provenzanos this
 morning and said: I have sent for you because this city has grown tired of intimidation and lawlsssness you have carried on. 1 want to give you fair
 notice and warning that this thing must stop at once and for all time. know well enough that you have long been at
 the head of an element here that has been c menace to the peace of this corr nIty. You know as we'll as l do the In- siduous means by which you seek to in timidate and frighteen people. You may not do your work openly but you find another perhaps more efectual way. You have sought to foment trouble here time and time again. Matrsnga comes to me and tells me be cannot pass a Provenzano on the street without the latter spiting at hrm. Now there must be a. once and for ever an end to this. I am sick and tired of it. l tell you you must take your hands of. l have issued orders to the chief of police that he use the entire force to prevent you carrying your designs into execution. am sorry that am obliged to go to Denver. If could remain here would peronally take command of the police force. and use every means at my com mand to wipe from the face of the earth every member of your gang who tries to raise bis hand against the persons of this But my representatives will act for me. This reign of terror must stop, and if there is any way possi- ble to do it, it will be stopped"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN

Que gray horse hrsaded Rs on leH thigh and one ear slightlY cropped A reward oF BIO Bid bo psid for hls returI Co owner.
 U. Y. MART ? Prescott. T,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20
General Cutting is preparing a bill

General Cutting is preparing a bill
 which he proposes to introduce during the next session of congress. The bill will give every congressman the privi- lege of nominating a young man for West Point Military academy every two years. By this proposed measure that institution will graduate double the num- Der it has for the past. Thus far the bill is move in the nght direction. as it en- larges the sphere of usefulness of that unique institution. The bill further pro. poses to detail these young graduates who are over and above the number re- quired 10 fll existing vscanciea in the army, ss adjutants and assist ants to the regiments Of the National Guard of the states of tbe uniol -Ex
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20

The title paper for the Indian school site on Col. Ha.ch's ranch north Of town are undergoing legal scrutiny at the attorney generals office in Washington. As soon as approved Superintendent Rich will doubtless be authorized by Indian Commissioner Morgan to pro- ceei with the necessary school build ings Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20

EDITORIAL NOTES.

Baltimore democrats are booming Cor man for p-es.d.1t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-20
Drs. Smith 6 Smith
 The PainIaSs neUiists

Have arrived and opened offices in the Bellevue hotel, same place as before. U Teeth Extracted without pain. Teeth extracted tree of charge every morning this week from 9 to 10 o'clock. Don't fail to call early and se- cure appointment. All our old patients are respectfully invited to call. Remember place and dates, May l3 to 20, Bellevue hotel.