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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-21

Limited-12 Hours-Through by Daylight!
Take O'Keefe's pills, 25 cents
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-21
Five Dollars WIN Buy How Much FurnI-

Not much in quantity, but in quality and
variety limit can hardly be reached this
time Of year. p. G. SCHoENECK & Son,
I'll Liberty street, opp. WOOD.
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A FIVE-POUND NOTE.
DISPATCH.
By GEORGE r. SIMS
Continued From Yesterd7y.l

Tcopyright, 1892, by the Author.I
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OF FANCY ARTICLES

We are showing thousands in Mani
cure Sets, Toilet Sets, Brush and
Comb Sets, Od0r Bottles, Smoking
Sets, and hundreds OF other things
which we cannot name.
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NECKNEAR,

A magnificent display of Holi-
day Neckwear. Pufs, Tecks, A.
in-Hands and Windsors. Best
American and English makers are
represented. See the lines at ACC
and 81.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-21
SMOKING JACKETS

A choice line in Imported Chew
lots, Tricots, Bedford Cord, Vel
vet and Velveteen. All the choicest
and newest shades, plain or hand
somely trimmed, from S.. 50 up.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31
THE SHERIFF.

Mr.. Lloyd G.. Shaffcr and Mr..
Robert s. Hollis announced them
selves rs candidates for Sheriff in
last weeks Journal. In the par
lance OF the dsy they are both "hus-
tiers" who have been working for
the office for several years. Their
friends claim that they were prom
ised the sheriffalty as reward for
their hustling. This may account
for Bro. Dawson getting out of the
county until the storm passes over,
for he was recognized as the legal
promiser of all offices in Preston
county, and he has no desire to be-
in hearing distance when some one
is dropped with sudden and dead
thud, as so many of them will bo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

collieries Of your own county as
examples, how much better off are
the woTkmen at these a. the end of
the year than the farm hand?
The tariff, as an issue, is one
upon which working men cannot
think too closely, too carefully.
Protection is system founded
in fallacy and injustice; a system
subversiye Of our republican insti-
tutions. 1t robs one, and endows
another. 1t protects capital from
competition, but arrays the labor of
the world at our own doors in open
rivalry. 1t is changing the social
characteristics of great people, IS
demoralizing society, and, despite
the triumphal recession of concen-
trated wealth, riot and anarchy
threaten the land Of our fathers.
A. w. FREDERICK.
LODGE, CAL, Mar. 10, '02.
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ABOUT THE cO0LEYs.

While Rufus Myers, of this coun-
y, was being convicted Of depreda.
tons committed in connection wItk
the Cooleys and sentenced to eight
years in the open" at Moundsyille.
the Pennsylvania authorities have
been whacking 1t to some Of them
also, as witness the following ex.
tracts from the Genius If liberty,
published at Uniontown, Fayette
county. We clip from Saturdays
paper rs follows:
William Turner, who had asso-
ciated with the Cooler gang. was
the next to stand before his Honor.
lie was charged with robbery and
convicted. Turner SAID he was not
guilty of the charge. The court
gave him one year in the Work
House and six cents fine and the
costs.
John Pastories, Jr., the brother
OF Ida Pastorics, the sweetheart Of
Frank Cooley, was the next TO face
the music. lis charge was receiy-
ing stolen goods AMI wantonly
pointing revolver. John is young,
about seventeen years of age, and
the court thought there might be a
chance to reform the young man.
so he let him down with u lecture
and sentenced him to the Industrial
Reform School at Huntingdon, Pa,
where good conduct will release him
on parol after one year. The fine
was fixed at five dollars and costs.
Samuel Yeagcr was the next man
to receive his medicine. lie was
lettering about Fairchancc and was
loaded up with bad whiskey and
had his pockets filed with revolyers.
1t was the general belief that he
was connected with the Cooley gang
and he was arrested for carrying
concealed weapons and plead guilty.
lie said he came here from Idaho.
and could not account how he hap
pcned to drift into the neighbor-
hood of the Coolcys. His face
showed that he was n bad man from
Idaho and without visible means Of
support, so the court said he would
give him job Of work and sent him
to the Work House for four months
and six cents and costs.
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q q a g

l" The new posing stamps are
coming into use, and as the office
here has a lot Of the old ones on hand,
Postmaster Elliott has been ordered
by the POstoFce Department to dis
pose Of them at cost, and special
sale wiH take place TOMORROW.
Stamps will be sold at the rate of
10 two-cent stamps for a cent and a
quarter. Don't fail to call earIy
and lay in a supply before the old
stock is exhausted. The stamps sold
at this rate are perfectly good until
they are used, only the Government
is anxious to dispose of as mann of
the old ones as possible in order 10
make room for nev supply. Don't
fail to call tomorrow, (Friday.)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31
TERRA ALTA.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Farley DeBerry and VIM. T.
White will open up a general store
at Huttons, Md, in a few days.
VIM. NJ. Schalfer will be manager.
Mr.. Schaeffer will not be candi-
date for assessor and Scott FELTON,
will step into his shoes and wipe up
the earth with the man who toots
the horn OH the last great day.
The Terra Alta bank will CON-
mence business about April 20.
The furniture factory is running
full time AMI have more orders
than they can Gil with the force of
men now employed.
| asked prominent Republican
to tell me conGdentinlly who would
be nominated at the Republican
Primary Election and he named
tie following ticket State Sena-
tor, Hon. w. II. Glover, House of
Delegates, East Side. Page II. Nc
Crum, West Side, Jas. W. White,
Sheriff Robt. Hollis, Prosecuting
Attorney, ID. NJ. .Wotring, Asses
sors Scott FELTON, and Jno. S. Per-
kins.
l.. p. White his traded his pro-
perty at Elk Garden for the farm
of Geo. w. Burke, and it is pre-
dicted that the market will be over.
stocked with buckwheat and pota-
toes next autumn.
DR.. JAS. b. Fogle will move back
from Bayard into his old home, at
this place, in few days.
The repairs on the Summit House
are about completed and 1t will be
opened up for the reception of
guests in short time.
Miss Blanche Rush will com
mence subscription school next
Monday.
The crop of apples last fall on the
John Elsev farm near Terra Alta,
amounted to over 5000 bushels.
Ii. III.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

Quite an excitement was created
down in Grant district last Thurs
day at the residence of the late
Samuel Fike where big sale Of the
personal property Of the deceased
was in progress when Deputy Sher-
in L. f.. Cuppett appeared on the
scene with an injunction from
Judge iioke stopping further pro-
cedure. The deceased was said to
be the wealthiest man in the district
and had an immense amount of
valuable property, in the way of
stock, farming implements, house
hold goods, grain, fruit, produce,
ETC., and the sale Of this had at
tracted n large crowd of people.
The trouble seems TO be that all the
property was not produced for APP
praisement, and one Of the apprais-
crs, Squire Samuel +. Conner, came
to town to see Judge Hoke about it
and the Judge at once issued an in.
junction restraining further action
in the matter, pending an investi-
CATION and summoned the admins
traitor and appraisers to appear in
Court here last Saturday to testify
in the premises. The sale of course
was postponed indefinitely and the
crowd adjourned sine die. The
Sheriff will probably take charge Of
the matter and settle the business.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31
A STRANGE TAIL.

j. J. Stump, formerly of this
place, but now living at Blooming
ton, Nd, was here last week on
business and told us about calf he
has at homeland thereby hangs a
tail, in fact, two of them. The calf
Is about two months old and is quite
u curiosity, having two perfectly
formed tails, one adjusted in the
proper place for fighting flies and
the other growing up from the calf's
back, just behind the shoulders.
This one resembles q deer's tail,
being covered With fine, soft hair,
rcd colored at the bottom and white
at the end. This tail is about five
inches long and still growing. 1t
is safe to bet that "there will be no
flies on that calf" A number of
people have been to sec the calf
and Mr.. Stump has been offered a
big price, but declines to sell, as he
wants to see the end Of this tail.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM.
MITTEE MEETING.

The Democratic County Execu-
tive Committee is hereby requested
to meet at the law Office Of Brown
Il Hyde, IN Kingwood, W. Va, on
Monday, April 4, 1892, at l
o'clock p. m, for the purpose of
transacting such business as may
come before the committee. Mat
ter of Importance is to be attended
to and q full attendance is earnestly
requested.
HENRY CLAY HYDE, Charm,
j. SLIDELL BRowN, Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31
AUSTEN.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
c. Jessop hls just returned from
trip to New York and Pittsburg
Mrs. Mary Kenney and SON Mike
of Monongah, were visiting friends
in town last week.
There was crowd of dlummers
left this place last week all travelling
for different houses, but it seems
they did not sclec- very good terri
tory, as they have nearly all
returned.
James Kelly, Henson Kelly.
John Welsh, w. e Spangler and
WILDER Hartsell, all left last week
for Peale, Pa.
Joe Whitaker Jr. has gone to
Thomas, w. Va, to dig coal.
Nike Kelly. one Of our old town
boys, called to see us one day this
week.
J. II. IIalbrittcr is saving an i'm
menso lot of lumber at this place.
U. &. Deahl, who is employed as
brakeman in the Falrmont yard,
was homo this week.
Mrs. Maggie Weithe. Of Monon-
gah, was visiting frie nds here last
week. Y. Y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

Read A. W. Frederick, on the
tariff, in this issue. 1t is an eve
opener FOR the laboring man and
should be read and studied care
fully. Mr. Frederick says in his
letter 10 as, q am certain that 10
can BE- demonstrated beyond a doubt
that
1. The tariff - a tyranny 2.
founded in injustice 3. frauqht
with great evil. J am for Boics.
Cleveland, Palmer rather than
Hill. Don't you think, II Hill
knocks CIcaveland cut he will strain
his own reach 2 Don't you know
tho West Is q big country? Why
not a western man ~
Mr.. Frederick is evidently we'll
posted, not only on the tariff, bat
the whole political situation Of Che
day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

We have added quite a number
OF new names to our subscription
list the past week. Among the
many we note merchants, J. h..
McKinzie Of townsville, j. A. Len
hart, Valley Point, Lloyd G. SharTcr,
Carmel, Thomas II. Hill, Amblers-
burg, Anon Foreman, Valley
Point, i. lIllcmau, Albrightsyilc.
A. G. Mason, st. Joe, T. G.. SPUR
gin, Opekiska, DR.. A. W. Shaw,
Newburg, Walter b. Garner and
A. i. Childs, Kingwood, James II.
llushmaD. Morgan Roster, Benja-
min Bowman and Jesse Colebank.
Sinclair, Judge w. G.. Bennett.
Weston and Col r. W. Monroe Of
Romncy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

The East Side Republicans who
claim they are entitled to the nomi-
nation for Sheriff this time make a
grave mistake, else their memory is
at fault. The last Republican Sher-
if was from the East Side, namely,
a. Staley Shaw. 1t is true Mr..
Eugene Lanhan was the Repu blican
nominee for Sheriff in 1888, but
was defeated by an Independent
candidate, Mr.. ID. r. Jackson. SO
according to the East Side logic the
West side IS entitled to the nomina-
tion until they elect their man. Or
does the compact simply call for a
nomination and not an election?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

$. j.. Parsons, Of Tucker county,
was here during the past week and
gave us pleasant call. lie reports
the county all right financially and
politically. The Rc-assessment
having greatly increased the taxable
property Of the county. Tucker
is also coming out with her schools.
Fairfax district now having eight
months free school and Black Fork
district six, while the teachers get
from $25 to s33 per month. Tie
wants the Republicans to run
Elkius for Governor and SAYS they
can beat him right g, home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

If either of the county candidates
meet the attorney General" boom
in the middle of the county road.
they will please jump straddle of a
stake-and.rider fence until the boom
passes, as it is compelled to keep
mp a perpetual trot to keep Mr..
James A. Browns boom for the
Judgeship off the track.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

The Great Sun Council Fire, I'm
proved Order Of Red Men, meets IN
Wheeling Tuesday, the third Sun
Of the Flower Moon, G.. S. D., 4Ot,
May 3, 1892. Past Sachem John
W. Baker was elected to represent
King Philip Tribe Of this place,
and D. r. Jackson, Alternate. Sew
eral other members Of the Lodge
here will likely attend also, as there
will be big parade and picnic dur
ing the meeting Of the Grand Lodge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

Died, March 25tb, 1892, Mr..
Jacob Startzman, Of Aurora. aged
about 50 years, Of ia grippe, which
ran into pucu mona. The subject
Of this memoir was a Young man Of
steady habits, stout and healthy.
respected by all with whom he came
in contact lie leaves n widowed
mother and single sister 10 mourn
their loss. They have the sympa-
thy Of tho writer i'm this their sad
bcrca ycmcnt. ID. S., JR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31
CIRCUIT COURT.
Full Proceedings OF the March Term
up TO Date.
LODGE, CAL, Mar. 10,

(ContiRued from FrSt Pdge.)
The Storer case lasted till Tues
day evening before it was decided.
The testimony of some of the wit
nesses was very conflicting and
amusing. Most of the day Tuesday
was spent in pleading on the case.
Mr.. Elliott opened for the State,
followed by Conltf and Crogan fer
tho defense, the argument being
closed by Mr.. Fortney. The jury
was only out fifteen minutes and
broght in verdict Of "Not Gully"
Dir. ID. Y. Morris was Foreman Of
the Jury. The prisoner. j. j.
Storer, seems to be in hard luck for
Immediately after his acquittal
from this charge, he was placed
under arrest by United States Dep
uty Marshal, William Poe, of
Grafton, on a capias to answer for
an indictment in the Federal Court.
Mr.. Storcr says he does not know
what it is for unless it is throwing
saw-dust from their mill in the river
near Rowlesburg. 1t seems the
Government is trying to break this
up, claiming that it kills off the
fish. The prisoner will be taken
before n United States Commits
sioner for preliminary hearing,
and held under bond to answer in
the Federal Court.
Emmerson, Smith & Co. VS.
Abraham Liston, Debt, continued.
William G.. Brown VS.. Benz.
Shaw, Assumpsit, case continued
at the cost of the defendant.
Nathan Tanner VS.. S. X. Elsev
ct. al. Trespass. The attorney
for the defense demurred generally
to the declaration of the plaintiff.
James DeBerry vs.. Elisha Hart
man. Defendant plead "not
guilty" and issue is joined.
John p. Jones and Joseph Jack
son were each allowed 81 for one
days service as Jury Commissioners,
in drawing Jurors for this term of
court.
NJ. p. Brown VS.. John o. Whet-
sell and others, debt in the sum of
S224.35. The defendant failing to
appear, the Court awarded this
amount and costs to the plaintiff.
Sheriff use Cheat River Lumber
Co. vs.. John W. Hardesty ct al,
debt. On motion of defendant
case continued az his cost.
Il. j.. McQuay. a witness sum-
moned to give evidence in this case,
failing to appear, it was ordered
that he appear in court first day Of
neyt term and show cause why he
should not be fined for said con-
tempt.
s. II. Shaw, Appellee, VS.. j. r.
Teets, appellant, appeal from
decision of Justice Hill. Case
compromised and dismissed, Teets
to pay all costs except Shaw's wit
nesses.
B. Shaw, appellant, vs., D. g.
w. w. Graham, appellees, appeal
from Justice. Death Of defendant,
David Graham suggested and case
continued.
continued He1t week.)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

The Charleston Gazette says that
Tex Governor 4. W. Wilson will
be a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress at the next
Democratic convention OF this dis.
trict. lie was candidate for the
nomination two years ago aud de-
veloped considerable strength in
the convention. He has still a
strong following, and his friends
think that having been set aside
heretofore, when he was 80 near the
goal, the time has now come when
he should be honored with the
nomination.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

DIR. a. W.Shaw, the dentist, was
here eight days during Court and
was busy late and early, and then
unable to do all the work. lie had
to leave Tuesday evening to fill an
other appointment and will come
back here soon as possible to com.
pleto lot Of work promised parties
here in town. lie has been known
TO the people Of Preston for the past
twenty years and his work gives
excellent satisfaction. In fact, he
has established quite a reputation
and will visit this place regularly
hereafter during Court, notice Of
which will be given in this paper.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

Hon. Roger Q. Mills was elected
to the United States Senate, Tues.
day OF last week, by the Texas
Legislature. This is a merited dis
tinction for the great tariff leader.
BY the way, the Democrats ought to
be able to grind out some tariff leg
lslation now, with their main tariff
Mills in the Senate and a Hill that
the Republicans can't climb.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

Did 10 ever occur TO the old vet
Grams who arc paying their respects
to the editors Of the JoVrHoi, that
the said editors are the men who are
always ready and willing to "orate"
at every reunion and in every cam
paign and tell the old veterans how
much Tie country owes them 4? They
don't tell you how many Offices the
Republican party owe you in Pres
ton county, do they? Oh, no As
Webb Flanagan once said, "What
are we here for, but the Offices 80
And their motto BE-, old mon for
voting and young mcn Tor Office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

If the Journal has any idea of
doing justice to the men who are
seeking Republican nominations liz
this county, it can publish the slate
ticket and save worry and expense
to those men who imagine they
have a Fighting chance"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

Fairmont had very exciting
municipal election on the 10th.
License was voted down by twenty
three majority. II. W. Fleming
was re- elected Mayor and Will S.
Haymon was elected Recorder. The
saloon men will now close the front
door and open the back door.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31

Walt Whitman, the most eccen-
trio Of all Americas poets. died last
Saturday, March 2G, 1892, at his
cOttlge home in Camden, New Jcr-
sey. lie was born on Long Island,
May 81, 1919, and has been sick
since last December with The grippe
and pneumonia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-03-31
TESTIMONIALS.

KfSewOoD ". VA, Jan. 10, 1897
MEssRs. c. r. Ellis & SoNs,-
NewburV, ". Va
Gentlemen This Is 10 certify that havo
used Ellis Rheumatic Cure" for kheumatisin
which Affected ne more or less FOR twenty
years-SOmctirncs severely. I used II strictly
according TO directions and have had no Rhcu
mdtism since. think it a marvellous and In
valuable remedy. and can safely recommend ~
20 Others who suGer from tlS effects OF this
very painful disease.
y. ". JACKSOE.
Sheriff ut Preston County.
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y. ". JACKSON.
Sheriff ut Preston County.


NEwBUno. W VA. jan. %. 1897
ME-sRs. c. z. ELLIS & SOSs,-
have usci Your Rheumatic cure for Rheu-
mutism and have had no return Of the die ca u
since u pleased me So much that insisted on
paving 81 70 for the hottie when you So Kindly
offered It to me on trial tor nothing. I think IL
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Try il.
GEORGE v. BARNES.
Engineer, b. y -. r. II.
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SCHOOL REPORTS.

Report OF the Kingvood School
for the fifth month.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT.
Enrolled, girls, 2l; boys, 1876.
Average attendance, girls, Is; boys,
1875.
Il. HOLDEN, Principal.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Enrolled, girls, II boys, 1856
Average attendance, girls, 10; boys,
800. Neither absent nor tardy
Lily Spahr. Ethel Bosley, Mary
Bowermaster. Frank Shalfer, Elmer
Messenger. Otto Messenger, John
Menear, Clinton Mencar, Jamie
Murdoch, Harry Shutter, Elmer
FOrtney, Raymond Fortney, Robert
Chiles, Harry Boone.
IDA SPAHR, Teacher.
Report of townsville School for
the fifth month ending Mar. 18, '92
Enrolment, 80; per cent. of daily
attendance, %. Those not absent ::
Agnes and Walter Myers, Ethel,
Rosa, Ada and Lowell Bromhall,
Rettie, George and Philip Rhodes,
Myrtle and Benjamin Plum, Char
lotte Richards. Samuel Spears,
Frederick Mattingly and Ambrose
Fry-15.
| desire to return my thanks to
the patrons for their Kindness and
cooperation in the school work.
j. A. STERLING, Teacher.
Report Of the Turner School for
the last month, ending Mar. %, '92.
Enrolment, 81; average daily at
tendance, q; per cent. of daily
attendance, 90; number of visits by
trustees, l; visits by parents, 10:
other visitors, 70. The following
named pupils were present every
day: Dora, Aura and Lura White,
f. ID. Fortncy, Celia, Alice, Catha.
rine, Lizzie, Joseph and Lawrence
Barlow. Department for the term
extra good and Advancement great.
j. II. S. BARLOW, Teacher.
Report Of the Erwin School, Lyon
district, for the term ending March
Is, 1892.
Enrolment, 40; average daily at
tendance, 80; per cent. Of daily
attendance, o. Those not absent
for the term were Wade, Page and
Bruce Sapp, Willie HolliGeld, Gay
Fortney aud Slm'l Martin. Jacob
Greathouse missed but one day.
| desire TO express my sincere
thanks to patrons and pupils Of the
school for their kindness to me
during the time I spent i'm their
midst. ] think it is one OF the
most pleasant schools in the county.
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