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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
MISS ANNA GOULD ENGAGED.
eoport Abroad That Size win Marry
VIM VI. Harrina4n Of NV y.

y
VIM. VI. Harri,nsn Of New York.
NEW YORK. jan. 90. Miss Anna
Gould. youngest daughter of the late
Jay Gould isengaged to marry William
NJ. Hartman. At first the story was
doubted. but as neither the tsoulds ,or
Mr.. Hartman deny It. it is now re-
garded Us d settled fact. George and
Eiwln Gonll say they know nothing
about the engagement. While MIR. Har-
flnan refuses to speak to reporters on
the subject The Go4ias we're pro1npt
30 deny the recent report of the en-
gagement Of Harry Woodruff ANA Miss
Helen Cloud. MIR Hartman has re-
Gently spent most Of his spare time
with the Gould family at Lakewood
and IN this City William NJ. Har-
rllnan IS the son OF the late Rev. Ed.
ward Hartman and brother Of Ed
ward Hartman Of E. e Hartman &
Co, OF which firm Nicholas Fish and
himself are members. He is about 81
years Old and possesses a fortune. which
he made III Wall street. Yachting is his
Chief diversion. and until recently he
MRS owner of the steam yacht Marguer-
tie, on which he entertained lavishly.
In 1882 he sold the Marguerite to Col.
James of Syracuse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
Aid For the Unemployed.

NEw YoRK, Jam 2f-At meeting
of the Brewers board of trade here. it
was resolved that SIC. eco should be
given 10 the relief Of the unemployed of
New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City. Sta
ten Island ana Newark. The trustees
will decide how the money is TO be paid
out. Tt will probably be given for dis
tribution to the mayors of the cities
named.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
Injunction dissolved.

CLEVELAND, Jan. IS Judge Ricks III
the United States circnit court dis.
solved the in Injunction obtained several
months ago by the Edison Electric
company against the Buckeye Electric
company of this city restraining the
latter from manufacturing an improved
incantlescent lamp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
Drank carboIic Acid.

FRREponr, Ills, Jan. % Mrs. Thos
Bongey attempted suicide by taking u
large dose of car holic acid. Physicians
were called and gave her up for dead,
but several hours later she revived,
owing to having drank large quantity
of Chinese gin ana whisky before TAX
ing the acid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26

DALLAS, Jan. 20. 1.0n the occasion ot
Governor Hogg's speech Jan. 81 thu
Texas and Pacific will sell round trip
tickets to Dallas from Wills Point and
Weatherfori and intermediate points
at a fare and a third. Tickets ON s.lt
Jan. q, limited returning to Jan. as
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
struck a Land xSIitle.

BARouRsyIILE, KY. Jan. 80 The
Louisville and Nashville passenger
train ran into u heavy landslide about
mid way between Pineville and Middles-
borough. One passenger coach and
two sleepers were derailed. with con-
siderable damage to the coaches and
engine, but no loss OF life. The pas
sengers We're badly shaken MP.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
/, a'sned For Embezx,ement.

Mn t ~ Colo, Jan. s6.-Wili C.
bon'assa,'s emoezzler of $500 from the
ested a !. !, National bank, who was
4 oasns.',n me instance of the New
Aignea -: insurance company, was
|SoDsr p pslore United States ccra.
d ssa Phelps. He waived exarnin-
CONF was bound eyer to the Fed
. the sum of $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
To Pay Them Damages.

ksHEeToN, Jan. 26.-The senate
Fnlttee OH public lands has author
Senator Pettigrew to prepare a bill
Fascination at the next meeting of
|Onmittee looking to the payment
images to settlers who were driven
ESeqnera and Yosemite National
kby the order of the secretary of
Inferior when those parks were es-
|sbed
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
verdict Against the nig Four.

SPRINGFIELD, lis, Jan 26 In the
United States circuit court jury gave
Mrs. Sarah Allison OF Mattoon YER
dict for S6500 against The Cleveland.
Cincinnati, Chicago ami S. Louis Rail
way company for the siiling OF her
bus band
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
A. CoIored Tragedy.

LITTLE Rock. Jan. a6. A special
from Fort Smith says that Albert PEN
nington. 17-year-oid n.ala to. shot his
sweetheart because she would not re-
ciprocate his affections aid then blew
out his own brains dying instantly
The girl cannot recover
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
a Triple Tragedy.

'dsslnLD, Ills, Jan. ga terrible
' Dils. occurred in this pike county,
4 "a, east OF Perry, when Alonzo
aissolute character, murdered
a''i child in cold blood while
S"AIast table. He fled imme-
at4l s, ,;s followed by a mob of in
hot ~ e.' !, When the chase got
! caj y nl III he killed himself at a
Sa''ea Ihornberry bridge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
SHOT Over q Card Came.

HoPKlNsvLLE, KY, Jan. a6- Charles
Bryan and Buck Carpeal became in
volvesi in a quarrel over a game of cards
al Guthrie station, south of this city,
when the former shot Carneal IN tie
breast, inflicting Il fatal wound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
Rank President Indicted.

KANSAS CRY. Jan &c Seven indict-
men.s We're returned against Joha
Reid. president of tie Western Trust
and Savings ASS Ct ton. ny the grand
jury in the criminal court. He IS
charged with taken deposits knowing
the bank 10 be insolvent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
A six-year-oia victim.

McNsii.. Ark. Jan. % A rape was
committed at Waldo. station six
miles south Of here. upon the person Of
a mulatto girl. 6 years old, by a man
Eamed Claiborn. middle aged and
weighing about re pounda He was
followed to this place by a mob, but
escaped them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
The blizzard IN KENTUCKY.

DANvILlE, Jan 2s The temperatura
has fallen IS degrees in this section
since Tuesday night, the mercury reg
istering Ave degrees below zero. The
coolest Of the winter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26

VALPARAISO, Ind. Jan. &c Charles
Tabor. one of the most prominent citi,
zens of Lake comfy. Indiana, has mys.
terionsly disappeared.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
Au Epidsmie Of Diphsheria.

AssuMpToN, Ills. Jan 26. .-An. epii
dernic of diphtheria is prevalent in
Locust township, six miles southwest
of here. Several children have died OF
the disease. The schools. have been
closed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
Thrown Erorn 3 Horse and KIlesi.

HENDERSON, KY, Jan 28.-Thomai
McChord, prominent farmer living
near Birk City. was instantly killed ty
being thrown from an unruly horse.
his neck being broken by the fall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
Soutber-McCartv Killing.

ClEBpRSE. Tex, Jan. &c The yonne
man, Alta Souther, who killed Andy
McCarty. coiored, waived an examin
ing trial and gave bond in the sum OF
So50O
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
Skating Record.

MADISON, WIS. Jan. &c John s.
johnson, the Minneapolis skater, COW
cred a quarter of d mile ms. Ia seconds
with flying start.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
Bank Officers TO BE Prosecuted.

Bank Officers TO BE Prosecuted.
|AnINeqoS. Jan. &c. Congressman
Ehsm has been working for some
\ TO secure assistant counsel for the
trnment in the prosecution of the
|ers Of the Ninth National bank of
las and the defunct Rockwell bank,
Eled for matters growing out of the
Ere Of the banks. The department
instice has notified Mr.. Gresham
Nj, Short. lawyer of Dallas, who
Equainted with the affairs of the
Is will be engaged by it to assist in
Prosecution of said officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-26
IsHINd70lT NEWS.
..;oosl speech Of Bei'z-
.v.r In the House.
.,rA0gs The wIIsoF BILL.

.ae EHl Becomes Law #
s'r Failure The Internal Rev
II y I'D Income Tax Reported
u bi1 ill. 70 he Prosecuted The
y ,ndiags Destitute.
I .a,,rox. Jan. &c. No speech in
ssHis - the tariff measure has
p''' :. sensational than the one de-
np,' NJ. Beethoven Dem. Penny
g y tlle debate upon the iron
'Snls. He not only attacked the
PROVISIONS of the bill, but
=. i the entire Wilson bill
a .s,nr language. Every con-
, y =, !. question of principle, he
/ u. i'..olrei q surrender of right and
D. M n icnominious failure. Ills
snusl eiIsd with striking illustra-
ps7 his i, fact. If the Wilson bill
nm it would also be a failure.
/ y .,;ae TO be neither protection nor
sD1 sa # has the faults of both and
''"q Detion of neither. Pretending
i p nne industry in his district
n 4 djseriminates against an
FaGhs;nsl. He was in favor Of pro-
p American labor lRepubli-
aanlsnss. Every Democratic plat
/ frolu the foundation of the gov
asnt until 1892 had declared for
I.stiou to American labor
|~s confusion followed Mr.. Beltz-
AVS remarks. but soon the debate
II and many members made short
I'm and against the tariff OH ore.
|W;son closed the debate.
n votes were then taken upon the
[iog amendments, first upon the
(si1ellts Of Mr.. Taylor to that of
|0stes to restore the rates of the ex-
Eglaw on iron ore, IS 'cents per ton.
one Democrat Mr.. Swanson of
[ms, voted With the Repg blieans
Evor Of this proposition and 1t was
|GSto i8i.
|4other vote was on Mr.. Oates
|pdment to fx.the duty at 40 cents
Hou This shared the fate Of its
lfcessor. i
|ben Nj. Me4IilIin attempted to-
h up the internal revenue bill and
Income tax there was some excite
h An adjournment Of the house
at once novel by members OPP
Ii TO the measures, but failed to
/. The internal revenue bill was
Etsd to the house amid applause.
|sivotates of the income tax were
victorious. The latter was de-
Il at the night session.
Bank Officers 10 lie Prosecuted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25

Correspondence Of the Argus
Lots OF bills posted, bat no stump
speeches
Lots Of jsalou5y among tn, wool
rangers
poster was put mp az this place
cr.ticisin9 W. j.. wilson for not being
part ial enough 20 legislate for his own
District instead OF tho masses OF the
people lie is not vet traitor enough
for that kind Of practice. II also criti-
ciscd him for stating 90 the English
people that the Dem Jcrats we're break
ing down the barriers that existed be-
tween this and other countries Wan
j. Wilson, like any other sane man.
can see that trade between two ma
tiOne IS "a benefit 20 both. AMI the way
they are tearing down the dcfensss is
by icgis.atinE in 20 way that oUg PEOrHg
CAS Buy OUR own products az cheap rs
other nations can Tho same sheet Oh.
poses him for having no CLAUSE in his
oil providing free coal only TO thJss
countries who would likewise admit
our coal free, Such baby o. is They
have been telling us all the time that
the coal OF III Diniug nations tyts 80
much cheaper than our coal and nov
they talk as though we can snip 20
ether places du I sell by paying "a tart
Wncn our sangUiDo Republicans look
~ poster sent here from the Wheeling
Register. which gives quotations from
such men as Grant. blaine. Garfield.
b1gau and others Of their best tuen Gro
favor Of free coal wool. lumber. salt
and free raw m1ferial they mply use
10 for hush medicine and go away curs-
ing inwtrdly because those ntsu dared
60 speak their sentiments.
We have another bin posted giving
the price Of Wool in Mckinley tim,s at
30 cents. wheat 81 horses et5l. mutton
- cents per pound. sheep 80 50. &C. 10
rem mis- roe Of an old clown who once
said that he hal q cat which ,voul
climb ~ the top OF thc highest tree aud
then slide dOwn To- the end OF his tail
Right here Us the end or this tale When
Old Grover left the chair iu 1889. he lctt
Just such pr ces which Republicans now
call Mckinley prices Gut Mckinley
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soon slid down TO his cxtrcmities and
LETT public credit in the mire of dcce :
uon. They see their reflected images
M the pane miro, aud they foar that IL
Nm' !" Wilson gets back 10 Congress
ne VIII rescue the poor instead OF only
putting tariff pole in the miro which
none nut statesmen, traitors, mouopo-
mes ana manufacturers can ciimn
hut ON quoting prices they said moth
ing about Mckinlcy's S1-cent silver; his
- cent corn ms dormant hoop-polc and
cooper shops; his cent cvps ana bn,-
ter nus noted panic No! No! No No ,
lhey want tn mislcad the pccp'e in
those assertions just as they do an the
tarlh howl Ivy trying to make peoplo
oeheVe that free raw materials viii
stop all manufactures. seem ng Y for
getting that the three free trade con, -
tricS-England. Holland and belgium -
are the greatest manufacturing coun-
tries in the world SAIANASnEn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
NEW ttuNG.

/ NNt'eSponuoucc ot the Argus.
| Cal Herbert has returned from Fair.
mont where he has been working for
some time
Loidy Earle Warthcn is home on a
| short vacation.
Mr.. ana Mrs Balser Hudgartner are
visiting friends i'm keyser aud other
! points.
Mrs. j. NJ C. Fairfax and Miss Dora
Evans are visiting Mrs WIN. NJ. Dent.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Menafcc. of Kcvser.
are visiting friends aud relatives in
| town
Miss Bessie Candy, OF Grafton Is
spending "a few days with Mrs John
| Perrill
James Turnkey, August lIorchler aud
| VIM Horchler. Sr., three of Preston's
most prominent Democrats, attended
the Mass Meeting AT Beverley last
week They report an excellent meet
ing
Hon Fred j. Nelson and Hon John
| l. McGraw address ,cl tho II m pcrlcy
OF Newburg on Wednesday, oct nth,
at u m. in Aliens Hall The pcople.
Democrats aud Republicans, were out
IN IN lsSc 10 hear the distinguished gem
tiemen. The Hall was packed, and "A
/ great many were unable to yet on the
inside OF the building Mr. Nelson's
! speech ON the tariff was the Clenrest
! ana most concise ever listened to in the
town OF Nawburg Unlike Holt his
address was devoid of party, abuse, and
was IN every particular, even of the
most eloquent and m,uly speeches ever
| liStcneu TO in Preston county
| Mr. McGraw spoke about 30 minutes
and r used great enthusiasm among
the ID imocrats. He predicted Wilson's
election 10y handsome majority
/ e .l.l
very conspicuous position q n the ros.
trum with the speakers II would have
! done YOU cool TO have seen how elated
he seemed to be His face was beaming
! with smiles the entire evening, and
/ when the speakers made an extra good
! point lac would rGvcrcntly say Amen.
lie would frequently applaud the
/ speakers and appeared TO bc fun on en-
| thusiaSm tor something else
The Constable declared that Mr.. Nell
! son effort was the best he had ever
| listened To in f'vor of tariff reform
! trhis is confidential and | amt going
1 TO give IL away. See2l
stephen u Ell5jns aftor giving SI0. 900
to the Republican campaign fund got
| "slSeered' and is now travtlin, around
! I'm his private car campaigning for ID ~
I ton. hut the people will make that "all
right on Nov. 9th bv showing under"
Dayton, his mouth piece.
Oh. yes Useless Skinlint Davis made
dying trip TO CIR lfton last week u in
tervicw Boss Dawson.
\ great crowd estimated at 800 to 400
| people are in town AZ this writing to
| greet our own Billy Wilson when he
arrives at this place.
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RSs,IsIt.

Correspondence of the Argus,
Here we come again. Weather dry
and hot; politics hotter.
The Republicans had meeting at
Friends n ~ last Wednesday night They
reported they wonld have magic lau-
tern show. They imagined "A great
deal about the Democrats no doubt, out
they didn't make much of show.
They made one vote for w. l.. Wilson
Calvin Rohr, w. j. Sergeut, \. +.
White and r o. Shafrer were down mt
Morgantown to hear William l.. Wilson
speak.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Jenkins, Of Hud-
son. were visiting ut Elliott Jenkins
over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Andy Frost, OF Morgan
town, are visiting at Jacob Rohr'S,
ON last Thursday night the 18th,
Emory Gales barn was burned down
with a lot Of grain and feed and wagon;
all his farm implements and harness.
The loss is heavy No insurance.
Horn. TO Mr. and Mrs. George Kiner
on Tuesday, the 9th, "A boy.
Sherd Radabough is building n new
house.
James McClanc gave the naighbors n
call yesterday To raise q stable
Levi Greathou - IS working for En-
DRY Gale, getting out lime stone.
Rev. Jones of the NJ r. church is
holding II protracted meeting at Grant
school house. lie is quite an able
speaker.
Billy Groves was made happy the
ether day by boy. lie says he will
name him William l..
The sick are getting better
Dec NsIONAI
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CAW uEI.,
Correspondence OF the Argus.

correspondence Ot the Argus.
We arc enjoying sp,en lid weather
Every body and the rest OF mankind,
as Grandpa Harrison said in his Inaup-
ural, are busy shncking corn which. as
well as all other cereals, is remuncra-
tive in thus vicinity, and II bracing air
gives us cool appetite TO enjoy the
ouuntics that the Good Being gave us
as compensation for industry.
Times are livening up amazingly
since the Wilson Bill wsnt into f,ct
Stockmen are looking up all surplus
cattle One party has taken four dill
ferent droves of cattle and sheep from
this vicinity inside Of six weeks, as we'll
as some others who hive taken out
several drOvcs
by the way, we will inform Won and
your rea icrs that IA full fie Igsl X pubs
llcan delivered a speech in Aurora n
! short time since. In his prclminarics
he stated that he would not waive the
bloody shirt, and minated that dirt
throwing was not IN line with his ways
OF thinking in this particular he stu tx
to his text H. also sp pl<c in common I q
able terms OF Wan j. Wilson as a man.
but great scott as a repro tentative he
was terrible 60 think of: he was lead
inE us down To endless pcTdition, Gnan-
cialiy. He further advised his hearers
To buy goods where IL ~ Is dearest and
gave uS an ltlu ,tration that two broth
ers cam in possession Of farms adioin-
ing of c1u II value in every particular.
| The one bought of the other any and
everything he was in need Of, at OK
( travag mt figures. A. a result the ons
soon became the owner OF both farms :
but fdilc 10 tell his hearers that the
one was shrew | and Industrious, Willis
tho other was iniOlent and lazy--no
doubt lay in bed while the other was
/ hocing corn. or possibly the former was
making stump speeches for some hun.
CRY Republican OHice-seelker. But what
surprises us most is. the speaker never
once named W. L. Wilson's opponent
Either he could not for the moment
think OF his name, being rather new
| Conner on the Radical stage. or was he
10th 90 speak Of his antecedents. as we
arc told that he was at first n Demo
crat then slid down 90 the Green back.
era. then further slide auI caught on
"A Republican reef From the above
you can form an idea OF the general
! run Of the speech referred TO. and as
the orator is learned in the law. I had
as we'll stop oil short. as he might in
stitute suit against me for dsfan ttion
81 hrs speech. TO do the speaker JUS
tice. must say that he is % geutlem N Of
the first water, aside from his political
proclivitics but like poor Tray, &c
*
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Notice TO Lien Holders.

TO all persons holding liens by iudg.
ments, or otherwise, on the real estate
or any part thereof, of A. j. DcBerrv
In pursuance OF q decree OF the circuit
courtof Preston county, made ian cause
therein pending, To subject the real es-
tate OF tho said a. j. DeBcrry To the
satisfaction OF the liens thereon Won
are hereby required to present all
claims held by you and zach OF YOU
against the said A. j. DeBerry, which
are lens on his real estate or any pnrt
OF 1T, for adjudication, To mo at my Office
in kingwood, Preston county, West Va,
on or before the i2th day Of November,
"A, d., 1894 Any creditor or claimant
who fails to present and prove his debt
or claim on or before said day, shall nav
the costs OF the commissioners in taking
proof thereof and reporting the same
Given under my hand this Sth day OF
October. A. D., 1894
Neil FonrNEY, Commissioners
l0-1 -Ul-tt-Sl
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Notice TO Lien Holders.

To all persons holding liens by iudg.
mcnt, or otherwise, on the real estate
or any part thereof. of Snowy Creek
Coal ~ Coke Co.
In pursuance OF n decree OF the circuit
court OF Preston county. made in a cause
therein pending, To subject tho real cs.
tate OF the said Snowy Creek Coal &,
Coke Co To the satisfaction of the liens
thereon, YOU are hereby required 10 pre-
sent all claims held 10y you and each of
you against the said Snowy Creek Coal
Coke Co. which are liens on its renl
estate or any part OF IL, for adiudica-
ton To me at my Office I'm Kingwood,
Preston county, West Va, on or before
the Sth day of November. A. ID. 1894.
Any creditor or claimant who fails Co
present aud prove his debt or claim on
or before said day, shall pay the costs
OF the commissioner in taking proof
thereof and reporting tho same.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
October, A. D., 1894
NEIL j. FonrNEY, Comm 'ssioncr
IO-l -qI-1t-St M
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

TO all persons holding liens bv iudp.
ment, or otherwise, ON the real estate
or any part thereof. Of 4. NJ. Ford.
In pursuance OF Il decree of tho circuit
court OF Preston county, made in cause
therein pending, Co su eject the real es-
tate OF the said Z. NJ. Ford 20 the salts.
faction OF the liens thereon. Won are
hereby required to present ali claims
held bv YOU and each OF YOU against
the said t. NJ. Ford, which are lien, %
ms real estate or any part OF IL, for All.
ju LEGATION. To me at my office i'm King
wood, Preston county. West Va, on or
before the 10Th day OF November. A. d.
1904 Any creditor or claim ut who
Tails To present and prove his debt or
claim on or before said day, shall pay
the costs of the commissioner In takint,
proof thereof and reporting same
Given under my hand this sth day of
October, A. ID. 1894
MIL j. FoRrNEy, Commissioner.
NJ >
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
FIGURES THAT DO: NOT LIE.
Prices ofWool Under hi frcrent Tariffs
as n Test OF Protection.

Columbus Delano, cx-Secretary
OF the lpterlor and Chairman of the
republican annex known ms the
National Wool@Growers' Associa
ton, as heretofore reported, has
sent out an "appeal' urging
the farmers and "flock. masters"
OF the country to unite against
a reduction of tax burdens, and
telling them that the slight re.
duotion on wool made in 1888 has
well.nigh destroyed the wool in
dustry OF the country and put prices
at figure ruinously low. lIo in.
slsts on Il restoration of the tart IT of
1867 as the only thing that will re-
store prices and stimulate produce
ton. This "appea'' was framed
IN the Neil House. in Columbus, by
Mr. Delono and George l.. Con
verse, the gentlcm an ON whose
motion the enacting clause of the
Mirrlson bill was stricken out, and
for which act his constituents re-
tired him to private life with raro
unanimity. Thus "appeal" is one
of the preliminarIes to Mr.. Delano's
candidacy for Congress next year
on The Republican ticket.
The best possible answer to this
misleading document is to take the
average price of wool at Boston, the
controlling wool market OF the
United States. for series of years.
The following figures are rs nearly
official as may be procured
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
Professional Notice.

| will visit Klngwood and other
points in Preston county as fol.
lows kngwood, Oct. ~. and no.
man SIX DAYS. at Gordon Hotel.
Newburg, Oct 20, and remain SIX
days, at the Davis Hotel. Rnwlcs-
burg. Nov. 3, and remain six DAYS.
INJUNCTION, Nov. II, and remain
five days. use the very best local
Anesthctics for extracting teeth
without pain, Call early and mako
your arrangements.
W. =. SIMoNToN, Dentist.