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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
Eichth-District Convention.

Especial telegram TO the Dispntchl
AIrXANpRIA Va. June 2g-The Eiehth-pis-
trict Convention is called 20 meet at Alexandra
August 10Th.
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Ladies' Blazer Jackets.

Our assortment Of LADIES BLAZERS is very
large our styles and prices arc right. Don't
think Of going away without one. ~ they are IN
dspensible at mountain or seaside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
Throwing It Into ,ns tzor...

bous Of our exchanges seem 20 be Of
ellntpn that II tbs next election Of
= United 6fstss 4 thsoxu
,a.'.,.. 4, kepre6 ontesivse ~
~. ~is s,rss. ID sss !. ~ s. 115l ~ ~;
toQfths q the usual yield.
~ vonat1e q ~ swo young mse
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NOTICE.

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srrn COMPANY. hoe kAsf MAN sihshc,s
RIcanoNp. Va. Joae 20, le ~,
THE DIRECTORS OF ThiS - 80 ~.
pANY. oat OF the net earn'nxe o. W. ,si.
IN raonths, haze declared sS.n.-shn. .
dend lirso VI tax) VI ~ PER CENT" pAs'S
ana s''sS IVA SAMUEL n. PviLiAs, >
4. as.'ru. TnAFst secretary aud Treasure"
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Anictters ana kilograms must be addressed 10
tnE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will no; DC returned
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OF RICHMOND.
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quite unusual Tor p neN article n
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any drugstore. wholesale hr
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

Reading notices in rcading-matter type nVo
6nes or less. Ell: in ncnpsrajl loaded '3c.
Gard OF rates for moro space furnished ON aie
6lhatsoll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
Storm Ser6eS.
V0ry-BLue and Cream,
For E0UeitinS,
Seoshore, M0lt1atG1n. anil
Tennis Year..

Since the introduction of this Incompatible
make of ENGLISH sERGE into the market it has
become very popular, and the universal tcsti-
mony is that for nearly all purposes 1t is the
best adapted cloth for our variable climate that
has ever been produced, there being but lew
dsys in the year when it cannot be worn.
It's light. elastic, impcrvious to water ana
dust very durable, and will wear to the last
without becoming throadbare or glossy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

MANCHESTER TAXES.

MI
am now ready TO receive the
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1892.
All persons paying the whole Of the Same on
or before JULY 1. 1882. will be entitled TO per
cent. rebate On the city tax: all persons paying
one bali OF the same on or before JULY lSr
and the other halt on or before NOVEA-
Der I. 1892, will be entitled 20 q rebate Of 8
per cent on one half tho city tax and ~ per
cent On tho other half.
Five per cont. will be added 10 AL taxes un-
'-'' j. W. BRoNAUGH. ia.
70 3l-eodtJyli City Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30

UPTOWN OFFICE sss EAST BROAD
eTREEr.
MANCHESTER oPFlCTlee6 HILL STREET.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01
TUNNELTON.~WEST END.
Anrust % 1902

August 30, 1892.
EDITOR ARGUS 49, Being sub
scriber Of your paper and seoing no
mention of our little town i'm the
columns Of the paper, thought
would try and scribble down few
items. At present we arc all blessed
with good health, and expect our
place to soon be in q nourishing
condition.
We are looking for our new school
house to be commenced IN few
days, rs onr committee who visited
the Board OF Education last year
were too late to accomplish their
ends in view ut that time, the levy
having been laid they were unable
to build for US then but assured
them that they would sec that we
would get our house this year, as
they thought II was very much
needed, for we now have enough
scholars for very large school.
numbering, | think, about forty
in all, with a prospect Of running
up TO about sixty or seyenty-iye IN
short time. Some Of our chill
dren have not had an opportu nifty
Of one days schooling. and range
in age from six TO sixteen years.
Our coal works viii soon be -four.
ishinR under new company, who
have leased from the present com.
pany for the period OF ten years.
and the prospects for general
boom in business is now very bright.
Foreman y. +. Santee purchased
q fine horse and buggy ut Geo. +.
Durr's sale, q few days ago, and
now he wears pleasant smile on
his face when going to and from
meeting with his sweetheart.
Lee Gillispie says he does not
like to stay away from dances az he
did last Saturday night, but his
girl being here and being one Of the
fair sex who does not approve Of
dancing. he says there was no other
alternative. Lee. you should learn
her how 10 dance.
Walter i. CockreIl. the youngest
telegraph operator in tho United
States, received orders from his
division chief operator, a. II. Cline.
last Sunday evening, to report to
him at Piedmont for duty, and is
now doing the owl act at that place.
lie says his night roll shows up
perfect. ELECTRICITY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01
TOWNSVILLE.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Our people arc all done harvest
ing and arc now preparing for win
ter.
Some Of the young people spent
Monday a week at the Cave, and
all report good time.
MIR. George Cooke, wife and chill.
dren, Of Moundsvillc, who has been
visiting their parents for the past
two weeks, returned to their home
last "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. y. IIavercamp, of Wheel.
ing, is visiting her old home at
TOWNSVILLE.
j. b. Cooke spent Thursday in
Grafton on business.
Following are friends and rela-
tivcs visiting John j. Cooke and
wife, this week: Il. N. Cooke. wife
ana children. Cumberland, Md.
Mrs. >. a. Goche and children, of
Wheeling; Mrs. Peter Riley and
children. Of Milan, o., Miss Bina
Riley and neicc. of Wheeling. and
Miss Agnes i. kenny, of Grafton.
They are spending the heated sum
mcr IN the country.
j. }. Spears is preparing to build
himself Il new residence.
We arc glad to hear that j. A.
Sterling is going to teach our school
again this winter.
Mrs. Amy Bedford, OF CASTOR
Mines, is visiting her father and
relatives at this place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01
REEDsyILLE.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Farmers arc busy thrcshing and
preparing to SOW wheat.
Miss Lee Zinn returned to
Grafton, Sunday.
Ill. ). Cobun made business
trip to Morgantown, Saturday.
j. s. Zinu returned from uallcck
last week, where he had been pa
pering the NJ. +. church. aud is
now painting Geo. Z. Zinr house.
by the way, Jud is first class
painter. and anyone wanting work
done would do well to give him a
call.
Several of our young people
attended Campmceting. Sunday.
N. +. Zinn made business trip
to independence, Saturday.
Jacob Born and family returned
from Grafton Friday, where they
had been visiting friends.
Annie Guseman, Of GladcsviRo.
was visiting Annie linn, Saturday
and Sunday.
1t is reported that one OF our best
farmers is to take unto himself a
wife ere the week rolls by.
Jos. III. Brown, of Grafton, was
calling on friends here, Saturday
and Sunday.
orval Watson's little daughter
is very sick at this writing.
n. MI.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01
HUDSON.
Correspondence OF the Argus.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Wilson.
McCorkle.
Cleveland,
Stevenson
And Reform.
We are strictly i'm il.
Everything is Democratic.
lIurrah for the whole county
ticket.
Why not organize a VIM. l.. vii.
son Club at this place?
Rev. Charley Feathers. Junior.
preacher on the Brandonville VI. L.
Circuit. breaches his farewell ser.
mou at Harmony Grove, Sept. IL,
at 1890 u. IN.
Wheat seems to be turning out
we'll. John A Wolf, the boss
Democrat of this section, had 1891
bushels. X. +. Walls. Of Grant.
had l57 bushels Chester Walls,
IS; Lockhard Butcher, los W.
Is Smith 63 : George King 81.
j. A. Wolfe. AL Kelly, ID. S. and
Ira Gibson attended the Convention
ut Terra Alta, last Saturday.
They report everything Democratic
and that they only saw one Repub.
lican and he WIS trying to climb n
hickory sapling.
j. u Shaw had CHS dozen oats
this season. Who can beat it +?
Jonathan Gibson. Tom IIennes.
sey, and w. &. Gibson are build
ing granaries.
Mrs Forman Jenkins is recover
ing from a very severe siege Of sick
Ness.
Mrs. ". G.. Gibson was visiting
at Pisgah. one day last week.
Yours Democratically.
S-2S-'92 PASSIM SCRlBBo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01
,THE WEST IA. ARGUS
Kinswood. W. Va. Sept. 1. 1889.
Call for your warm lunch Mt
JouN ". ALBRIGnT's.

Circuit Court commences to-day.
We will report proceedings next
week.
Gallon John W. Albright for fresh
bread, pies, and fine cakes.
DR.. \. W. Shaw. the dcntcst. now
at TIE Central Hotel, will remain
six days.
The Ex-Soldiers' Reunion begins
to-day. at the Cnmp-grounds, and
lasts three days.
ID. s. Guthrie, wife aud children
returned Monday from weeks
visit ut Palatine and Fairmont.
Shaw, the dentist, Is here now at
the Central Hotel and will remain
six days. Cali at once for your
work.
RoyC- Stone and wife returned
this week from an extended visit Mt
several points along the b. 4 o.
railroad.
/. q. Lazelle and brother came
over from Morgantown TO attend
the funeral of DR.. Tiippett.
DR.. A. w. Shaw. the = Pconles'
Dentist" Of Newburg, will arrive
to-day and remain six days. at the
Central Hotel. Call early for work.
The colored folks hold Camp
meeting Mt the Tunnelton Camp
grounds, commencing Saturday and
lasting three days.
Miss Efiie Bower, daughter Of
Rev. Jacob Bower, Of Pleasant
Dale, is home from Davis City on Il
visit.
Prof. a. j. Hare, who has been
spending his summer vacation at
Mountain Lake Park, spent few
days III Kingwood this week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01

= Ripans Tabulos cure scrofula.
Ripans Tabules euro dyspepsia.
Ripans TnbuIcs euro dizziness.
Ripans Tabulcs cure hives.
Ripans Tabulcs have come to stay.
Eipans Tabules arc always ready.
Rlpans Tabulcs euro fiatnloncc.
Ripans Tabules Danish pain.
Ripans Tabulcs cure jamdicc.
Rpans Tabulcs at druggists.
Ripans Tpbules prOlOng life.
Rlpans IabulcS purify the blood.
Rlpans Tabnles for torpid liver.
Rlpans TabuleS are Of groat value.
Ripans Tabules for bad temper.
Ripans Tabulcs cure collie.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

] hereby announce myself az an
Independent candidate for the Office
Of Commissioner of the County Court
for kingw0Od District, subject to
the decision Of The voters at the
November Election.
EDMUND MEssENGER.
J hereby announce myself rs nm
Independent Candidate for the Of
nee Of Constable Of Portland dis
trlct, subject 10 the decision OF the
voters at the November election.
GRANT WHITEnAIR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01
ALBRiGETSvILLE.

Correspondence az the Argus.
{. NJ. Crane was ut Cum berland
OH business, Saturday.
Mrs. Sanford Graham and two
children. of Bnckkannon, are visit
ing her many friends here.
J. S. pullum is suffering from
asthma.
Rev. G. T.. Feather was in town
Saturday.
Miss Ada Shaw, OF Craborchard,
is visiting friends in Kingwood.
G. W. Bishop and wife spent last
Sunday with their son Clinton, at
Deer Park, Md.
Most Of our people attended
Campmccting, and report a good
time.
Our people were shocked to hear
OF the sudden death OF DIR. Trip
petit.
farmers arc still complaining on
account Of no rain.
Dan Zimmerman WAS in this Sec
ton last week, buying sheep.
Master Bruce Morgan found a
bee-tree Saturday OF his Grand
fathers farm.
Eilic Bower is visiting at G. NJ.
Cranes.
Raymond Hodeheaver and wife
and little daughter from Cleveland
Ohio, have been visiting friends and
relatives in this section, the past
week. SANTA Ros1
From another Correspondent
Preaching last Sabbath by the
Rev. Mr. TambIyn.
Mrs. j. j. Cressaler is visiting
some of her many friends in King
wood, this week.
NJ. n. Taylor and Chas. Welch
took in the Oampmeeting last Sun
day, at TunEelton.
Reed Crane will teach the
Albrightsyille school, We are in
formed.
Miss Sellers, the accomplished
daughter Of our genial miller, Of
Marsden, was the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs il. &. Beerbower, last Sunday.
Gilbert Methency, Of st. Joe.
bated his hook last Saturday to
catch a pike. and the irst thing TO
bite vas turtle, weight ten lbs
lie was branded on his back II. 4
X, and is on exhibition at st. Joe.
The horseshoe club has reorgan-
led. 1t numbers about 16. in.
Guiding kids, ranging from Eve to
q years OF age. They arc making
good time, nine days out Of the
week, as they have no pay day.
neither do they got dinner. The
veterans will try after while for
pensions, If the Alliance party gets
into power.
Mrs. Jacob Gibson was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. a. s. Mason, last
sunday. Y. X.X
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01
DR.. ". SlMONTON.
DENTIST.

VIII continue to-makc his REGULAR visps 20
Ncwburg R0wioibura fnrptlton ana Kiuewoot
Due notice u his next visit - each ylaoe WI
aprear inilds paper.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01
WOTRiNc "a ELLIOTT,
AttoyneYs-at-Law.

~ A Maryland widow set u bear trap
Ind caught a young man. Get a
bear trap aud Try the experiment,
girls.
Itch on human and horses and nil
. animals cured in 80 minutes by
Hoolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
meyer fails. Sold by DR.. Il. II.
Frye, Druggist, Terra Alta.
We arc having too much on hand
this week and can hardly keep up
with the rush. Circuit Court.
Soldiers Reunion, White and OAR
key Camp-meeting.
Good coal delivered at six cents
per busheI from the old thinner
bank. near town. run by Nv. Y.
Riddle. and all orders left with him
will be promptly and satisfactorily
illed. tt
Governor Buchanan, Of Tennes-
see, who announced himself as an
independent candidate for Govern.
or, has been endorsed by the State
Alliance.
1t is likely that Wyoming may
have a woman for Governor some
day. Mrs. Bard, a ranch owner.
came within nine votes of ma.
jority at the last election.
County Superintendent Conlcy
mas appointed Joseph G.. Arnold,
president of the Board Of Educa-
ton of Grant district, to fill va
cancy caused by the resignation Of
u. +. higgins.
We had a pleasant call last Satur-
day from J. W. Bishop, an old
Preston boy, and now successful
merchant Of Martinsburg. lie has
been spending his summer vacation
visiting friends and relatives in
this county.
English SPAWN Linimont remove
ali Hard, Soft or Calloused Jumps
and lSlemishes from horses, Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone,
STILES, Sprains, all swollen Threats.
Coughs, sc. Save $50 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted The most
wonderful Blcmish Cure ever known
Sold by Or. y. Il. Fey. Druggist
Terra Alta. 5-14.91.1yr
The Camp-meeting at the Tun-
Melton Camp grounds, closes TO-
day. 1t was we'll attended and was
big success. Saturday and San.
day were the big days. There was
q very large crowd present Sunday,
estimated at from 1900 to 1000.
The day was a splendid one and
everything passed of very nicely.
We viii probably give full report
of-thc meeting next week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-09-01
GEORGES CREEK AClBEEI
Smiihfield, Fay0tte County, Ia.
viii Open September sm, Is9r.
c. 4. GILBERT, a. NJ, Primo pa.

BEST teacher iu ihp county"
as q teacher no SUPERIOR ~ the statc.@s
you tnato the best teacher Of AM inan
ever knew"
common srhool tcnchcTs tFiuciunle c."
surcrlufcndcuf-. prUfrseurs and presidents ~
coi.cgcs Hrd fc.aiunrice. business men aua vs.
men. doctors. LAWYER uud preacher. have %
ffinuiC1 ihrir success tp tho normal and ar
dcmic drilling and discipline thcy received
from y0u."
TCtTION $50 for Forty Weeks,
payable monthly in advance.
Solf.boarding, 81 and upwards
Boarding. 80 and So. 5t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

Many people who arc not "in sas.
sioty" are given TO dcoloiming vigor.
ously about the snobbishness Of
members Of the -Four Hundred near.
est them and from whose charmed
circle they arc excluded. But had
an Illustration tho other day that
mobbishnoss IL no moro confined 10
onCiFoc!al caste than Il WIS whom
Th,Nkemy wrote. A woman dispar.
aged 20 me, while wc were waiting
for an elevated train during tho dull
hours, q suburban village whero the
"fassiety' ispopularly supposed to be
very select
This woman held Il to be Just the
reyerc, and tho principal ground OF
her complaint was that thcro We're
80 many common people thgre, so
many manufacturers have moved
out that thoy hayo injured the
tone You think, perhaps, that wo.
man was tho descendant Of long
limo Of lawyers or Doctor, or clergy.
mcni II sho is never henrl VI Il
and ! know her husband not 80 many
years ago WIS u stouumuon. But !
don't think she knew that knew it.
brooklyn Eagle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

TESTIMONIES ~ ooveRHE5sEs
AND HURsCo.


Nee Innocrnt Onspring
BELFAST, Feb. a5.--rhe hearing o.
MIS-. Montague, charged with heing
iospoEsihln Tor the death of her three.
yrar-0ld daughter, began today. Great
excitement prevailed NJ C1letainr, aud
oNin constnbles were summoned to
preserve order.
Mis- Dozoll, tho gOveruesa, testified
that, FOR some misuchayior, Fhu placed
the child In dark room aud after
wards Informed Mm. Montague. The
latter went 10 the room, tiod the gifl's
arms behind her " It'll stocking, and
then tied her up with cord to n ring
Ia the wall. At the expiration OF four
hours, when Mts. Montague went to
the room 10 release tile child, she found
TINT the stocking, IN some unsccOunt.
able manner, hal slipped up around
her neck, and thst the child hnd
strauglad. Afior tho hearing Of further
evidence ~ prove Mr.. Montague guilty
~ granddaughter, siiu was held In 600
ball 20 await trial on that charge.
The hearing on the SECOND count,
charging her with cruelty 10 children,
was proceeded with. Misl Wallace, a
former govorhess, testified that Walter
Montague, the four-yeat-old son Of tho
deiundant, ON one occasion was tied TO
u tree all day. AZ other times
she heard Mrs. Montague beat him
badly.
Mrs. James, former nurse, testi.
fed that shu had seen hvo.yUar-Old
Gilbert Montague with the marks NJ a
cord around hiB elbows and pieces Of
tlcsh cut out Of the toes. He aud the
other children were frequently locked
In a dark room. MI. Montague told
her that tilis was her way o. punish.
ing. Shn ala tito save the chiidtn's
souls; she didu'tmind the bodies. Mrs.
/ james dcpOspd that she once saw tho
accused dragging Austin, another boy,
along the corridor by his feet, his aead
trailing on the ilouf.
a housemald named Campbell de.
posed that she saw Gilhur, Montague
stripped naked aud beaten with a
scoufge until his whole body was
laccrntei ami then thrust into dark
closot, where he lay moaning al night.
Mrs. Montague WAS committed 10 trial
ON this charge also.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26
a pe.trnetire para.Ite.

The department Of agriculture Ia
trying to discover means for com.
batting a parasite which causes n loss
of nearly 90, 5OO,oOO a year in cattle
slaughtered In Chicago. It is the
dreaded heel fly, which lays It's eggs
on the backs Of tho animals. the
worms hatched from them boring
through tho skin aud remaining
buried for several months in the
flesh. On emerging they fall to the
ground and form the chrysalis condi
ton, come out as perfect flies, ready
90 lay their eggs on the backs Of
other cattle, that being their only
method Of reproduction. If u hide at
the market has more than five holes
made by the worms it is rated as OF
second quality, and the meat sells for
one cent less pound in gross
Washington Ls.-l-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

SAN FRASCECO, Feb. 25. - The
steamer getty Of New York" arrived
today from Panama, and Central
American ports. When shc was at San
jose de Guatemala, the election was
lust over, aud according TO passengers,
bienfesta was elected president by the
popular vote, but Barrillau declined to
hand over tho government on the
ground that the country was very
much disturbed, anu that II would 10
lmpolitlc to make change Just then.
The passengers assert that Barrillas
only wanted time TO lind out tho
sentiment uf the army. II the troops
side with him he will refuse 20 resign.
The steamer brings word that work
on the Nicnraruau canal IL not pro-
Rfcsslug very mpidly, although men
are constantly surveying and laying
out the line. Others are engaged la
building houses for lsboters expected
next spring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

II seems TO us that IN good fiction owl
must appear as u foil for good. that IL
must DO set over against Righteousness
81 as 20 make black blacl; indeed and
white purely white. Tho story tollcr
need have no express moral hobby TO
rido post hastci his tale will DO an tho
bo,,gr II told with tho pure love Of story
telling; but wo mag be quito suro that
his taste Is unsounl Il he chooses q
salacious story 10 tell and gives u tho
JUNCTION Of personal rehearsal Here, In.
decd, is whore we would draw the limo
Evil can be used by the artist with clean
hands and To Wholesome effect by con-
trasting 1t with a healthy, solid protoc-
ton Of good.
Tho chief trouble with current realism
Is that II does not do this, but chooses to
set hopeless evil and nsvolegs common
place side by side without amy t.ium-
phantmoral horoiim to dominate or ncu.
tralizo 1t. The ethics Of fiction shine IN
tho character, tho moral natdrc Of the
story, more thnn In tho ostcnsiblo or
even the actual moral purpose Of the
author. Il Is the general effect that tho
work Is Likely 10 produce when read by
the aggregate Of readers, which mus. DO
a large element Of the tost.-Chautau-
uuuu