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SOUND DEMOCRACY.

Never has a great party, intent
upon the promotion Of right and
justice, had better incentive to cf-
fort than is nov presented to us.
Turning our eyes to the plain peo.
pie of the land we sec them burden
ed as consumers with n tariff system
that uniustly and relcntlessly de-
mauds from them, in the purchase
Of the nccessaries and comforts o'
lifo, an amount scarcely met 10y HE
wages OF hard and sturdy toll, while
the eSactjons thns wrung from them
build up and increase the fortunes
Of those for whose benefit the in
justice Is perpctuated.
We see the farmer listening to q
dclnsiyo story that Gils his mind
with advantage, while his pocket is
robbed by the s;eallhy band Of high
protection. Our workingmen are
atill told the tale, oft repeated in
spite of it's demonstrated falsty.
that the existing protective tariff is
q boon to them, and that under IT'S
beueGccnt operation their wages
must incrcasc-while as they lisCcu
scenes arc enacted iu The very abid.
ing place Of high protection, that
mock the hopes Of toll and attest the
tender mercy the workingman re.
cci7cs from those made selfish and
sordid by unjust governmental
flyors.
We oppose earnestly and stub
bornly the theory upon which our
opponents seek TO justify aud up.
bold tariff laws.-Nr. Cicre1auds
Letter Of AcceDt0ucs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-01
THE LEGEND OF THE pANsIEs.

IoUIsA s. wEisurEAs.
TO a bed ~ snowy blossoms,
In a garden fair and guy,
Came, seeking where 20 rest thom,
Some little thoughts, ore day.
Into the velvet cradles
They claWbsrej. one 10y o-c.
And through the summer starlight,
They slept Till night was done.
where thoughts of Hope had rested,
The petals Niolc, grew;
And Love, the golden hearted.
Lent s,jze her color, too.
Aud Faith. Loves own twia sister,
4 paler gold had given,
Just Ike tho first faint glory
That glids tho Eastern heaven.
Then like deep purple twilight,
After the days hot glare,
Grew each soft leaf where fingered
The breath Of ierv ent Prayer.
Aud ever since the poets
The les scns sweet have taught,
These gold and purple puus,e,
Are homes OF t-nder thought.
Aud sweeter stiil this legend
Who wears them on her breast,
Hoart'-.ca. shall he her portion,
And Peace her heavenly guest.
-Demores;'s Magazine for Decembo
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PAID IN SKINS.
A Time When Legislators Did Not
Get Very Good Salaries.

A. +. Anderson, Of Arkansas,
asks the Chicago free Tradcr.
"Werc coon skins ever used as
money in the United Statcs2 If so,
where? and were they legal
tcuder;"
The following act Of the Lcgisla-
turo Of Franklin (now Tennessor)
will answer fully the question
which Mr.. Anderson asks:
''}o it enacted by the General
Assembly Of tho State of Franklin,
und tis hereby eracted by the au-
thorty OF tho same
"Thlt from tho Ist day OF Janu.
ary. 1889, the salaries Of the OIL
Gers Of tho Commonwealth be as
follows:
"IIs EyccllcncY, the Governor,
per amum, 1000 deer skins.
ellis Honor, the Chief Justice,
per anuum. 800 deer skins.
'Thc secretary to lls Excellency
the Governor per annum, 800 rae
coon skins.
"Thc Treasurer Of the State, $50
racCOou skins.
each County Clerk, 800 beaver
skins
"Clcrk Of tho House Of Com
mons, 200 raccoou skins.
members Of the Assembly, per
diem, three raCCoon skins.
Justices fees for signing a war
rant. one muskrat skin.
"To tho Constable for serving
warrant, ore mink skin.
ENACTED into law the 18th day
Of October, 1899. under the great
seal of The State "--Arkansas Den.
n.ral
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The Nish.R Rome.

They say that boys are horlid things,
Aud don't know how 60 act;
They're nothing though. 20 growR-up girls -
tell You It's e fact
| saw myself the whole AFFAIR.
And watched the fun begin;
Twas sue that laid tho spltctul plot
TO take Amelia in.
A. dinner Mclia twIttci sue
About a beau she'd lost.
And though sue kept a smiling face,
I saw how much 10 cost
knew that something had to como,
Boys Ike nu honest fight,
But girls will smile and kiss aud then
Do something mean for spite.
Just nut the w!shbore, dear" said sue,
above the parlur door
Your husband he the first Will be
Who step, the threshold DER"
She helped Amelia mount the chair
Il watched Il with GRIM,
Then beckoned with her finger tips.
And called the cOlOrcd ,r6itei in
Prom IIarpci's Young People,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-01
IT'S 4 DEMOCRATIC SENATE.
The Republicans aud the Popullsts
Combined Cannot Organize Ii.
oue-U aiG the Eody Democratic anG
gcnhoCrat in tho Chair.

" - - INV N"''''
On the 4th of March, 1898,
twenty five seats IN the United
States Senate become vacant.
The control of these Senatorial
vacancies vns at stake in the recon;
pros;j.n,;ol .lo,,;,n ,nd - :. ,o,
",'"' -" ""0 ~ - ''o"
e''"S"V 'hAI 'uo He''oV'"'C party
mas captured enough of them to
insure its supremacy in the Senate
rpoard!css Of sny nossjblo conb,.
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" .'N " "'''',''
ana "p"''s'S' ASSUMING that
Montana California and Wyoming
will send Democratic Senators here.
~ Indicated bytba latest 5,sn,t,bcs
....n.
"'' "' cue W '""'''S y,
'ne ri'y ''i'" congress would
have rs many Senators IS he Re
publicaus and Popalists mbincd
and inns v.,.l. h, ,bl,.t, orc,,;,o
,,, Co..
:. - ''e 'T '0'0 W
'''. 1 resi- '''''. e'ee' stevenson. IL
ls reasonably certain, however, that
the Democrats can RELY on thc
support OF some of the Populist
Senators I'm amy of their projects.
whether Tor the removal of tho
present force OF Republican en-.
ployees or the revision OF the tariff
Ofthe twenty-five Senatorial seats
vacant March 4. 1898, the Demo.
Gratis will name the occupants oi
thirteen. the Republicans of min,
and the Popuhsts Of three. ON,
being Senator Stewart, of Nevada.
who has deserted the Republican
purity. The Democrats lose NO sea,
they now hold and gain five from
the Republicans, one each IN Cali.
fornia. Montana. New York. Wis.
cousn and Wyoming. The Popu.
lists gain Senators from the Rcpub
LEANS in Kansas and Ncbraska.
besides Senator Stewart. n Nevada.
who will succeed himself.
The election lust held will ais.
have an important bearing on th,
control OF the Senate during tho
last two years of President-clect
Clevcland's administration. for q
number of those persons elected
last election. will hold over TO vote
for Senator'S two venrs hence.
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RISkEp LIFE FOR LOVE.
4 Pretty STORY from the Civil War.
Two Brave Men.

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hands
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I
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DIRECTORY.
State Officials.

Gover.or-A \. Brooks Fleming, Marion County
Secretary of State-W. "a. Ohley, Marion Co
Auditor Patrick L. Dudy, Webster Co.
TreAsurer-Nilliam 4. Thompson, Cabell CO.
Attorney General-Alfred Caldwell. Ohio Co
Asst. Attorney Gcn'l--O. n. Cook, Ohio couuty
sapt. of Schools-B \ Morgan, Mononsaiia
cnty.
Aiiutant Gsnerll-B N. ONley. Kanawha CO.
state librarian t'haries Haglu. Marion Co
D. 5. Na-shai-H. = White. Marshall county.
rriVatc Sec'y To GOv.--]as. Ewing. Ohio county
gkief clerk Auditors . hce--WIn 4. CrHcr,ltt.
Scc'y states Oiics-B ". Taylor.
Supt schools :" - =. Cork.
Tral-urer's " --R.r Hcrndon.
Ait. Gen.'s " -ruos.J Grass.
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THE STUFFED PROPHET"


The "StuiTcd Prophet" that is
the nickname bestowed upon MIR.
Cleveland by the newspaper organ
OF plutocracy, which has for years
profcssed Democracy for the pur-
pose Of betraying it.
The nOmo was bestowed in dori-
sion. 1t was the favoritc invention
of Il malice which mistakes insolenco
for wit. 1t was intended for rial
culc, but'rightly viewed it is u ttlo
to be worn as an honor.
1t Is an honor to Mr.. Cleveland
that he has never had or merited ths
approval Of the New York san. 1t
is a credit to bim that that journal
Is chiefHmong those to whom Gen.
Bragg referred when he said, 'We
love him for tho enemies ho has
made.
And there is Gtncss in the nick
name, too.
Mr.. Cleveland was n true prophet
when he set the face Of Democracy
towards reform, foreseeing that tho
country would in due time demand
it. He had the gift Of tho seer
when at the Washington centennial
banquet he avowcd his unfaltering
confidence IN the wisdom Of tho
pooplo who had so recently over
thrown his cause, and his assurance
that they would soon come to
juster vcw aud vote down the poll
cy OF monopoly and class privilege
and oppressive taxation. They
have done it this year.
Aud this prophet is stuffed.
lie is stuffed with the vir.uo
which accepts public Office only as
public trust;
Stuffed with the honor which rc-
fuses to 'palter in Il double sense"
with words or even to keep silence
whon--as at tho time of the silver
craze-frank utteranco seems to
promise only destruction for his
own and his party's ambition;
Stuffed with sturdy common
sense winch "sces clear and thinks
straight" and so commends itself
to the plain people who love tho
right and seek justice;
Stuffed with foresight unsur-
passed by that of any statesman Of
our time;
Stuffed with purity Of patriotism
which views place and power merely
rs opportunities to render service to
the country;
Stuffed with prccedented ma
ioritics, the eager tributes of the
people in testimony Of their APP
proval;
Stuffed with the confidence OF his
countrymen, who have called him
again into their service in order
That wrongs may be righted, op-
prcssons oyerthrown, errant ten
dcucies checked, and that govern
ment Of the people, by tine people
and for the people may not perish
from the land;
Stuffed with The Democracy that
means all this, for truly
Tho next President is q Dcmo-
crat-N y. JoHd.
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lEayoy-Gus ) ShaNer
Recordqr-Jamc8 " White.
Town sergoaut--T James W. Flynn.
Couuoitnsu- s Martin. Julius x Monroe.
Honrv w. Murjock, wilbur Posten and George
williams.
Societies
RuiQnts ~ Pythins--T.odge meets every Tpe1-
day evening at their hall over !. " Bakers
store Al T;3O O'Clock
Ipdepsndent Orier ~ old Follow Iodre
meets every SATURDAY evening at iheir bali u
Bishops Btook at 500 o'clock.
Golden Ruio Encaspmont. No 20. O. % p.
nsets First and Third MONDAY evenings ni
each month. in the Odd Follows Hall over Che
postO1ice.
Tho Independent order of Good Temr'1rs
t.oIee mscts cverv FRIDAY evening, iu trt ]. O.
q. p. Hall, 1850 o'clock.
kim Philip Triho SO. ~. f1nrovod order of
P0d Men mccto cvcrv "Wednesday evening 90
o'clock IN tho Knights ~ Pythias Hail over
Bakers store.
Rjncwood Council. No. -. Junior order rrl.
ted American Nech1uce-- Nsefe every Wof
nesdav evening at 720 O'Clock in The old Eel.
loV,s Hall ovor the POstofice.
Preston Lodge No o.. A r oud a " -Wects
frst and third Wondav in each mouth ~ 551 20 .
" ip tho knights " Pythlls Hall over Bakers
at0re.
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Shertd- Daniel Il. Jackson.
psnuties Julius X. Monroe, Kingwoad, valley
nd Pleasant: I. W CrlSs. Lyon j q. Lantz,
CAion: r. Il. Hanway, Reno +. Il. Cuppett,
Grant: Dorsey Fornau Portland.
Clerk Circuit Court Iohn w. Watson.
Clerk County Court. Ami Martin.
..osecutinz Attorncy-Neil J. FortneY
County Surveyor. /. HcMllen.
supt of Sohouls--Tn. s.. Conley.
Assessor -Fast Side. Gabriel Pulliaru.
West side. John :. Perkins.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-01

Democratic rooster 60 EcpuO.i-
can caglc) cock.a.doodlc-do, know
sou feel blue, and durH your hide,
YOU ouehtcr, TOO. I've knocked
yoa out without doubt yon pack
OF bones from kalamazoo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-01

Durine 6ur absence Iast week %
scared delinquent slipped "a dollar
under our door lt was found by
our foreman, Who Immediately
skipped to Canada We leave in
pursuit Of him AZ dsy'igh, tomor.
row.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-01

for repairs on that bathtub within
the last year, and now it's ont OF
keller again ! How on earth ever
managed to get lfty.eight dollars
IN the bank to pay for plain,
cheap coffin IN case Of my doath,
passes my understanding -
We have lived here for six
years, Mr., Bowscr, and there has
never been anything the matter
with the bothtub before" "
" But why does 1t leak now ?"
he demanded. "Djd You coouy
and deliberately stand there with a
crowbar and punch u hole through
1t? It's no wonder to me that
business failures are increasing and
husbands committing suicide on
every hand. What's this ?"
Hc stopped down and picked up
something which had been partly
hlddon under the lounge and held
1t aloft IN 20 triumphant way.
"Its clothrspin, replied Mrs.
Bowscr os sNe looked ul "l pro-
sum, baby broueb, 10 in from the
back yard"
Another evidence tha .D
house is rum a .ha lIM,u,o.
sy.Jyw gloJnMus cost m.ar,.
Why AREN'T they u0cn cane OF 20
They cost cent dozen, Nh,
Bowsor."
q" No matter if you could get Il
thousand for a cent t! 1t isn't the
cent we look at, but what might
happen for the want Of one single
ciothespin. For the want of this
very pm you might lose one of my
two dollar shirts. And now what
on earth is Tho matter with the
clock ?"
1t had stopped. He put in the
key and found that it had not run
down. He gave the pendulum "A
push, but after few uncertain
motions it stopped again.
presume the clock wants
cleaning" exclaimed Mrs. Bowser
g" 1t has stopped several times lately.
and was gong to ask you to haze
a iewelcr send mp after it,"
" Wants cleaning That clock
out OF order again I've paid out
over $4,000 within year for
repairs to that clock, and here it
has stopped dead still again Did
yo< haul of and hit it with "A slodge
hammer, or did You turn 1t upside
down and pour salt into it %
a." We've had that clock seven
years, Mr.. Bowser, and thIs is the
first timo it has ever had to 49,
It's no use, no use - he
exclaimed as he fell upon the
lounge with great crash. " r.
may be that | can keep from com
mltting suicide, but should / go
crazy and wipe out this family and
burn the house TO the ground and
Kill about forty frcmcn aud police
and pass the rest Of my days as a
rayiug maniac the world will under
stand all about i,-all about it, Mrs.
Bowscr."
And after dozen long drawn
slfh5 and q great deal OF kIcking
around, with AN occasional
'bunp go TO le. hcr know ..l be-
still thinking .he mae age.
ne e| asleep and N Ba
r.'aIy rescl Hm az af0E a
oabg H.aas,.
Cav .f.I ...... ..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-01

An advertisement appears iu q
Western paper which reads thus 4.
"lf George William BrogD, who
deserted bus poor wife and babe
twenty five years ago. eiIl return.
thc aforesaid babe will knock the
stuUug out OF him
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-01
UNIrED srArEs COURr.

Jaise J Jaczssu. PsrSersburg. Wood CO.
eIerk-I. \. Moore. ClarkSburg. Harrison CO..
H =. District Att'Y-G. q. SturgSs, Morgan
town. NOnou gala county.
Asst. Dist. Attorneys. g. Burdett Charles
Ion. Kanawha county, and T.. =. Elliott,
Klugwood Pre- stOu county.
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Courts COnyene.

c,roalt Court March q, September !. and
December IT,
County Court First Monday In January, April,
July aud October.
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THE BOWSERS.
OVER EoJ>EuOED ENTRNVA.
ssiNUE


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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-01

First Di.triet-JoAu o. Pendleton Wheeling
Ohio County.
second District William l. Wilson, Charles
town. Jefferson Co.
Thri Olstriut--John y. Anderson. Nicholas c.
H., Nicholas County.
Fourth Dlstrict-James @ Capehart, Point Pleas
ant, Mason cOuuLy,
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AIpHeus Vhrrlsph, A'UuuUElUu %.
Julge, Th.FI Nv ucIal District.
Ioseth 4. uOSe, Klnk &c d, Preston County
CON sSIOEERS IN CHANCERY
p. J.. Gro. A. d. NJ Wotrng James \.
J aeksoo and ell J. Fortney.
REcMvER OF THE COURT.
Col Js~ses ". Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
coYMI--IoNcRs COUNTY COURT.
re wood Ierov shaw, President.
hSIo Noses r. Sinclair.
I.yon Reason 4 Pell.
valley. Mason Watson.
Grant ,Samuo, Z. Conner,
rlea'. mt, Ben A. Conner.
I'vtl.pd. X. u. Benson.
sEJOg, Paks x. McCrum.
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COnsta5Ies.

RnswopI District, J. l.. stone, Joseph I
Rhodes.
VAlley-A J DeBcrrg. Emanuel Dixon.
Lyon-I w CTi3s. william Il. Taylor
RonO-Bcn r. woodward, San'l w. Bowman
Portl.nl-WIn A MoGinris l.. G. Martin.
Union Lloyd @. Sha0er. George Geissmuu.
Pleasant--James i. Fulmer.
Sraut--Williau T. ID. Milicr.
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MILE r,les.

Vingwoad. Joseph " Goiwln, Simeon Mat
tingiy.
valley, Dave Z. Tinn, John " SirghiD.
Lyon, James McGcc. David !. Gibson,
Rome n. ~ Wh,c,tr r. ". SUMMERS.
Portland Jshn w. TInl. 4. G. Mason.
Union, Jesse ". ShafeT, Julius S"brrr.
Oleasaut. Levi r. Miller, ID. II. Martin.
grout, W. II HCGibbons. Alpha HGganr.
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Gov Hah.-.aE M s..I
ion Co Tu IT, 0Icebam,
81 thc First Regiment Of Cavalry
Of Virginia Volunteers, to take bis
regiment to Washington on the
occasion Of :he second Inauguration
Of Grover Cleveland as President.
The Colonel Will tender his COM
mand, the only orgmizcd state
cavalry regiment in the Union. as
70 special escort OF honor % the
Prcs.iautcIcct.
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sapreme Court or Appeals.

pan,el . Luoas, rrcst., Jefferson Co.
Uengy BranuOn. Lewis CO.
J. ". Eaglish. Mason Co.
Honcr n. Holt. Grecpbrier Co.
q. y. Long CLERK. hauaNha Co.
Alfre 1 caldwell. Reporter. Ohio Co.
C9uysues ~ Char ic.t8n second Wednesday In
J anuary: Wheclin-. hrst Wednesday In June
ShArlSstOwu, hrst Wednesday, la September.
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Churches

NJ Churoh-Rey " w Rider. Pastor
c0rviset- Pra4 ching every Suul1v af 1920 .f0.
a1tT.g0 .. M. sun1av aollod Mt y p. m. class
Noetl14qa M. Young Foiks Noefiugaf @ % p.
m PpAyqr Mrotlug ovsrv ThursJay evening at
o.
2 praahytsrf4tt CliuTch-To Pastor.
Services Prayer Meeting overy Wojue-tsv
evening Sunday School % D.. ro,
r C1urch Rev. Roberts smith. Pastor
nsryfces-p -proachlng. Fourth sunday in each
AoatE.
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GouSe or Delegates.

Ha.t sido-Dr. VI :. Bryte. Bruceton.
West Side--Amos Hartley, Masontown.
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Inliel states Nenators.
Members ofCsngress.

oha-lss J. Faulkscs, Nartinsburg, Berkley
County.
John s Keuna, Charleston, Kauawha County.
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s,atc Senators -Ele,enth district.
Julge. Th.riJv IicLaI p!slrlci.

william q. wOrlcy KIngwood, Preston Co.
Alpheus QarrisOn, Nouongalid Co.