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COOPER COMMENTS.

Here arc some good things from Col
Matt Coopers paper the Crisis.
Billy Wilson as the ablest and noblest
champion Of tariff reform viii he the
next President of the United States
Paste this in your tile.
Henry g. Davis should Hot be Burnt
hi efllgy, but roasted alive over the hot
aud Kissing flames Of an outraged pco-
pies contempt and scorn.
Calumny and corruption have temper
arily triumpned IN the defeat Of Mr..
Wilson, and the very agencies employed
TO Compass his humiliation will make
him the next President Of the repub.
lie.
The Solid md cofser4ative South.
God forever bless her, is the nations
only rock ofreliance and safety against
tire wild waves Of popular fanaticsm
and madness. She who devised the
government and framed the coustitu-
ton Of the fathers will never prove
false 20 her high and holy trust
The name 81 Henry G.. Davis stinks
in the uostrils Of every self respecting
and honest American citizen loath-
sOme mass o. brutality scOundrelisnf
and ignorance he should be driven from
the soil Of West Virginia, whose honor
bic has sullied, and whose manhood he
has insulted.
VIM u. Wilson shines out like n star
above the storm-he looms mp amid the
ashes OF defeat the sublimest and SUI
pcrbcst type Of his country's patriotism
manhood and genius, God will guide
and guard the future destiny Of this
Prend chivalric spirit whose noblest
ambition Is 20 advance the moral and
material interests OF his country, and
TO strike the shackles OF serfdom from
tho limb Of his uugratcful couutrymcn
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ALBitsGllrSSII.I.E.
.trespohdsnoe OF enc ARGUS.

sNIENSpohuSnCc oI the Argus,
Will l.. Sharps and family, OF Jude.
pendence, were visiting friends and
relatives at this place quite recently.
Mrs. A. Z. Berlsey aud daughter
Stella, have returned from an extended
trip in Pennsylvania.
j. L. Sellers made dying trip to
kingwood on Monday.
John Elliott spent Sunday with
friends on Muddy Creek Hin.
Rev. Is. IL. Brooks preached quite an
interesting sermon on Sunday.
Rev, A. +. Berkey is holding n pro-
tracted meeting at Deep Hollow with
marked success.
Raymond Rodcheavcr and family
have been visiting ut this place for
some time.
MIR. BERTHE Feather and Misses Lena
and Olive Bcrkey spent Saturday and
Sunday ut GAINESVILLE.
Guy Elliott, OF Davis, was seen in our
midst on last Tuesday
Noah Metzler purchased quite fine
horse OF ID. q. Feather very recently.
George w. Bishop made business
trip To Bruccton on Monday.
Miss Ada Crane is stopping at Hotel
de Crahe.
The Republicans OF this place have
returned from salt River" where they
have been since '92, and we are pleased
to know that the climate agrees with
them as they will De compelled to 20
back in '96. LITTLE BILL.
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who pay up at orr rcgaldf rates Of
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full benefit of the above liberal
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Remember this only holds good
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If you can't get to town soon.
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Address, THE ARGUS,
kinVwood. w. Va.
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Democratic Victory at IrondaIc.

INDEPENDPNCE, w. Va. Nov f., 81
MIR. George Collins and Jonathan
Shackcl ord closed wonderful contest
on the12th inst Each had two large
hogs and each claiming they had the
largest Though the past summer
they have fed, rubbed. curried and al
most counted hairs but on the 15tb
when they were butchercd and weighed
ShackelfOrd came out victorious MIR
Shackelford's weighed 32S and 3l6 and
Mr.. Collins weighed 3i7 and 20G AS
Mr. Collins is Republican and Mr.
ShacNelford Democrat, Mr. Shackel-
ford claims IL as Democratic victory
and proposes To render the fat out Of
his hogs tail and illuminate tie town
of Irondale on the 29th. Mr. Collins is
ahead on Congressman but Mr.. Shack
elford on hogs SAN Hun
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READ
OUR SPECIAL OFFER!
GOOD 0EiY TILL JAN. LIST NEXT.

We are determined to increase
our subscription list To twice what
1t has ever been before and cs,ab,
llsh IN advance the cash system and
discourage as much AS possible the
credit system. the curse Of this
country. With these objects in
view. and MS Special induoement
to secure new subscribers. we make
the following very liberal offer:
For One Dollar in Cash. we will
send THE WEST VIRGINIA ARGrs
I'LL January LIST, 1896.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS |

Your 1894 Tax was due and payablc
on and after November list. An taNcs
are interest bearing OF and "A ter Jan-
uary 10Th of each year. A Sheriff can
not afford 10 indulge Taxpayers sim
ply because he gets Interest after Jun
uary Goth. just to the extent OF st;ch
indulgence he falls behind with his
business aud pays interest to the county
am frank Ia say that our 1913 record
~ good one, both for Sheriff and peo-
pie, but it, can be bcttercd. Quite a
number Of Taxpayers paid no attention
To my advertisements, and as "a result
their tax is standing against them for
last year ] now ask all such TO meet
me on my first rouud and square up If
you fail TO do so, | will put cost on you
with clear conscience. A Sheriff has
rights rs well as the people / propose
to do nv duty. At the same time ex-
pect and Will insist on the people doing
theirs.
The bulk of the tax must be gathered
prior To January Goth TO enable me To
meet the demands upon the Treasury.
30 meet me or my agents promptly at
the following places at the dates indi-
Gated, to-wit
Herring and Kingwood. Nov. ~. 1854
Mnsontown and townsville. Nov. 81
Rohr and Tunuclton, November o..
Reedsville, November -
Albright9ville November o.
Gladesviile and Rodamers, Nov. 20
Independence and Cornth, Nov. ~
Newburg and Terra Alta, Nov. 20
Austen. November 20
GAINESVILLE a." 30.
Henry, december 1st.
LEHOY SHAW.
Sheriff Preston County.
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WHEELING, W. Va.
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Has already tire largest Circulation Of
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Address. THE REGISTER,
Wheeling, W. Va
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N1iI.tIE;itSPOItT.
,rrespondoncc Of the Argus

Correspondence Of the Argus
Some dog goned Republicans tell us
that Wilson Is defeated by a couple of
votes That is shame for even the
Republicans OF our district. To elect a
man of Ddyton's calib0r TO talss the
place of Wilson is too I'M udicious TO be
tolerated even among the African Hot
tentots. We might AS we'll have II
wooden man We think this Congress
sional district should have about IL
months school each year, aud every Re-
publican voter in it should be compelled
TO attend every day for ton years. We
believe they would then have sense
enough to elect Hon William t. Wilson
back TO Congress.
We are having big spell of bad
weather after the election. Lay that
TO the credit side OF the RAIDS, will you
We rise TO name "IIon." Billy Protz-
man for Republican candidate for Con-
gress for 1896. Billy is entitled TO this
distinction because he has always been
an incorporating Republican. lie
DtlitFth III hlkil bcdIOl anu OClIy
with his best girl" and has about as
much brains and good comon sense as
the average person OF his political
views As a stumper, Billy would have
no Repu olican equal lie could draw
crowds equal to William l.. Wilson's
Whoop Bill up for '96.
We understand there are some Dem
ocrats(?)in this district who voted for
Dayton. While IL is rather foolish for
us TO waste good time and clean paper
in mentioning such persons, we beg 70
say that such men stand in most press.
ing need Of is a violent application OF a
good squarc-toed No If Democratic
boot just inside OF the hypotenuse OF
the triangle made by their coat tails in
conjunction with their bases.
We wonder whether after such a
Democratic defeat, there has been any
body intelligent enough 70 vote for the
school levy. DEMOCRAT
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A CIPHER IN CONGRESS
ST Pau Globe

ST. Paul Globe.
a cipher IN Congress from West
Virginias Second district, and a
kstjen's sigh for It's Wilson
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] hereby certify that the above Is 4
true and correct statement OF the con
dition and affairs Of the above named
Bank, Us IL appears on their looks Of
this date.
G. A. WEvER, State Bank Examiner.
The foregoing is correct statement
as shown by the report made 90 me ON
the 29th day OF september, 1894, by tho
State Bank EXaminef
]. V. JoHSsoN, Auditor.
-5-942t-S195
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As an Advertising Medium

The ADVERTISERS have TO superior
Samples free. Agents wanted every
where. Liberal commissions
Address THE ADVERTISER
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I reduction In the tarlu on IL. but
are doing it ourselves. Read our
offer.
Charles E. Vickery, ESQ, left
Saturday evening for Washington
City to resume his duties as Store
Keeper IN the Treasury Depart.
ment.
William G.. Brown aud mother
and daughter left this week for
Baltimore to consult an eye spec.
iilist IN regard to the eyes Of the
little girl
Although the corn crop was good
this year and also heavy mast,
pork seems to be high and in good
demand as hogs are scarce in the
country,
All who wish to make large
salary between now and Christmas,
see, in another column, advertise.
ment OF s. |. Bell 4 Co., PhIladel.
phia, Pa.
Messrs. Joseph q. and John c.
Brown leftThursday for trip along
the West Virginia Central railroad,
to visit friends ut Elkins, Kerns
and Parsons.
Messr.. Will f. Welch and Aus
tin McGrail. who are employed on
the Electric Car Line in Wheeling,
were visiting at their homes in
Terra Alta last week.
William @. Conley, OF Parsons,
has been here the past week, visit.
ing relatives near town. HIS fam
lily has been in the county the past
three weeks visiting relatives.
A Camp Of Sons of Veterans will
be instituted out at Herring to-
night by Col. W. II. Brand, of
Marion county, and Rev. NJ. IL.
SnodgrRss, of Gainesville.
County Court convened Monday
to canvass the election returns. 1t
was not necessary, only as matter
Of form. There is no contest and
we move to make it unanimous,
But one marriage license issued
the past two weeks. that of George
Wiles, aged %, and BERTHE Shan
non, ~. The election seems to
have interfered with the matrl-
monial market also.
The colored folks have a festival
and cake walk at TunneIton to.
night. Special rates on the rail
road and big time generally. All
OF Darktown will attend from here
and other points along the u. & o.
Fresh Oysters, Stewed, Fried.
Raw, or In bulk. at all hours on
and after Saturday night. Novem-
Der 18th, ut the Manear Building.
This Is all enterprise run and man.
aged by two young ladies who de-
serve d liberal patronage.
The kingwood Epworth League
will begin promptly at $50 next
Sunday evening and will he led 10y
Mrs. 5. p. Crummett. She IL max.
ing arrangements for an interesting
meeting, and no doubt IA large pum-
Der will be present.
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Call or write for prices, ii wo can
not interest you, no harm done.
Monroe UNUDwABC. Kingwocd
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hereby certify that the above is
true and correct statement OF the con
dition and affairs of the above named
Bank, Us IL appears Oh their books OF
thia date.
G. a. VIEWER, State Bank Examiner
The foregoing is Il correct statement,
AS shown by the report made To me on
tho Goth day Of September, 1894, by tho
State Bank Examiner.
l. Y. JOHNSON, Auditor
Ii-S.9i-2t-S5 90
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The WEST VA ARGUS
Kiosuood. November IS. 1894.


offer Of The ARGUS for go.
Get your Shirts and Underware
OF W. Posten L Co.
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Come in and tile up and get
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Simon Baers Panhandle Coffee
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NJ. L. Crane has moved from
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Street in Terra Alta.
The BEST SHOES for the mon
ey ut W.Po:ten & Co.
James w. Parks went to Wheel.
ing Tuesday GA business and is ex-
pecteG back to-day.
Now is the time TO save money
by buying your Boots and Shoes at
Taylor's Shoe Store.
Rev. Chenoweth has moved from
Rcwlesburg to West Fsirmout,
where he Will reside IN the future.
For any ard all kinds OF legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. II
Mrs. 4. c. Elliott, Of Keyser,
was here the past week on business
connected with her fathers estate.
We desire to call special atten-
ton to our offer of this paper free
TO teachers for their reading table
For Fire Insurance of any kind,
in several Of the best companies,
call on or address, j. NJ. Crane,
kingwood, w. Va.
William Wright Monroe left Sat.
urday for FellowsYille where he be
gan school Monday as principal at
that place.
Roofing V. Gimp Steel. Roll,
Steel, Galvanized Steel and Iron,
Tin ready to put on FROM 81. IS per
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You save aLoat rs cents on this
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Roofs Paint If you are tired
Of painting your roof every year, go
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and get Silica Graphite paint. No
more worry then for 10 years to
come.
Mrs. William Elliott, who was
visiting relatives here last week,
has returned to her home near
Terra Alta.
Feed Fodder Look at that
fodder and feed cutter at MOnroe's
Hardware Store--a Wonderful Ma
chine. IL you have stock yUu cah
hardly do without IL. While there
look at the fodder ties.
Don't fail to read our great offer
In another column of this paper, to
new subscribers and old ones, who
want to save money.
A splendid line of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS office.
Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. If
Leroy 8. Buckalew left Tuesday
evening for Btetz, Tucker county,
for a three weeks visit ahd hunt
IN tine wilds up there.
Miners J Pure white miners oil,
60cts. Three pounds coal powder,
25cts. Powells Squibs, per box,
l5cts. Dynamite, fuse and caps
always on hand at Monroe'c Hard
ware Store, Klngwood.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. 8. For
man Ringer, on Saturday, Nov.
3rd, 1894, fine big girl baby. DIR.
McMillen attending physician.
Tinware Utensils ! We have
a splendid new Stock on hand
at prices that will suit you. Reg
ular tiusshop. make and repair
everything IN that liue..
MoNRoE's HARDWARE, Kingwood
Mr.. Clyde Thomas, who spent a
week or two here visiting w. G..
Brown, left this week for Morgan
town to visit friends.
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JUDICIAL SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By Write OF decree OF the Circuit
Court of Preston County, w Va, rem
dered on the sth day OF September, s9i,
in the chancery cause OF VIM. g.. Brown
vs. Sarah Ann Ford. the undersigned
Special ommissioner viii. on tho
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County Court has been in extra
session this week for the purpose of
transacting some business that
could not well be done at the last
session aud in order to wind up
their affairs ia good shape rs pos
sible before the new Court comes
In January 1st.
Look out for another big social
event in about two weeks. Two
hundred and twenty FIVE handsome
invitations were printed at this
Office, this week for a wedding that
will be the most brilliant social
affair OF the season. THR ARGUS
will give full particulars week after
next.
Heaters Don't buy a furnace
Of put in a lot Of expensive CRATES
and hues until you have examined
the " Kelsey Warm Air Furnace &"
No dust ! No smoke Always
comfOrta6le--5 or 10 Rooms evenly
he,ted with pure. warm air, with
but little more fuel and no more
trouble than one large sfovc.
MONROE'R HARDWARE.
Kingwood. W. Va.
Jacob j. Gusemah has sold his
property IN Terra Alta 20 Dan. c..
Feather, Of near Lenox. The lat
ter moved in and took possession
last week. SIR. 0useman and wife
will go to Missouri next month and
spend che winter visiting relatives.
In the spring he will seek another
residence and is here looking
around with view Of locating
here # no ean hnd property to
sEit hiss
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JUDICIAL SALE.
4. j BOnafcld
VS.. Equity
j. VI. Strahin CT al

8. Bonafcld
VS.. Equity
j. " Strahin CT al
By virtue OF q decree n the Circuit
Court Of Preston county. rendered i'm
the above entitled cause the under
signed special commissioner, will, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBERH, 1894,
at the front door o. the courthouse E I
SAID COUNT. Offer for sale 20 the high
est bidder, Che following real estate
I2I acres or LAND
in valley District Being the John VI
~trahin farm. and a desirable and yaf
liable tract of land. wei suited for
farming purposes.
TERMS or SALE.
Enough cash in hand TO pay Che costs
OF suit and expenses Of sale and tic
residue IN ok, twelve and al hteep
months, Che Purchaser executing for
the deferred payments interest Bearing
notes with good security.
+. J. CROGAN, Special Conrr.
Bond with security las bccn Givcus
e., required Us law. vths above name
c1mmissiOuef y W. ''ArleN. Clerk
r1J.rilt.F
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THE ADVERTISERS
FOB 1895.
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Weekly Editions

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lightning hot oSo6s
What F0nSY Nsmei
Very Tree but IL Kills Az Psia.
SOLD Everywhere. Every Day
Without Relief There - No PaTi
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TUESDAY, DECEMBERH, 1891,

Mt tho front door 81 the courthouse Il
SAID COUNT. Offer for sale 20 the high.
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When Baby was sick V~c gave her Castoris
When she was a Child, she cried for Cas,otia.
When she became Mis-, she chung 10 Castofia.
When she had Children, she gs-o thom Castoria
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STATEMENT
Showing the Financial Condition of
the Bank OF KinSwood," King:
wood, West Va.
!. {. MCGREw, President.
j. w PARKS, Cashier

STATE RANK.
Examination nude April 10, 1894 In
corporhted September -, 1880.
RESOURCES
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MoSBoE's HARDWARE.

Tomorrow is Arbor Day, bat as
to-day is such a beautiful one, the
school here is observing the occa-
sion this afternoon.
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Il. s. HYDE, President.
L. l.. WHITE, Cashier.
STATE Bank.
RESOURCES.

Examination made April 20, 1874 In
corporated October II, 1891.
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Morning Advertiser

Published every morning Leading
Republican newspaper Of tire day.
Cloau and fearless. Subscription
price, e. 90 pcr year
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STATEMENT

Showing the Financial Condition Of
the Bank or Terra Alta" Tcrra
Alta, West Va,
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The kingwood Epworth League
will begin promptly at $50 next
Sunday evening and will he led by
Mrs. $. p. Crummett. She IL max
ing arrangements for an interesting
meeting, and no doubt large pum-
Der will be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-23

Marrow Escape of . Tug In san Fran
cisco nay.

Marrow Escape OF u Tug In san Fran
cisco nay.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 23.-The battle
ship Oregon was out on the bay yesterday,
and her engines worked beautifully. Com
ing down the bay from above Goat Island,
Capt Goodall opened her out for q spurt,
and she fairly few through the water She
presented a very fine showing as she sped
along the water front with a bone In her
month. which seemed to be about ten feet
high. She sent the spray flying In all direc-
tions.
While she was going along at this terrible
cross her bows. and the little boat barely
escaped being cut in two. 1t was very ex-
citing fer a while, and those on the tug had
an experience which they will remember for
a long time. The tug had been sent out
at the vessel while she was throwing up the
spray. 1t would have been a better picture
IL the vessel had been snapped, but as IL
was the tug came near being snapped.
Capt. Goodall saw the danger. but at first
did not imagine that the little boat was
going TO attempt such a foolhaIdy expert
ment. He sounded two whistles, the
tug responding with only one. In a mo-
ment the greatest confusion prevailed, and
II seemed impossible for the Oregon to miss
the Rockaway, as the latter kept right on
her course. The tug was going at her best
and Capt Goodall rang to back the warship
at full speed. Her impetus could not be
checked at such short notice, and she was
carried on by her momentum almost on ton
Of the tug.
The latter's stern was under the Oregon's
bow. and the nsxt moment she was lost 10
sight from the shore. A big roller from the
actually pushed the vessel out Of harms
way.