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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-04-10
Why Not, Indeed!
A Southern Democrat For
PreSiGeHtin 1895.

WASHINGTON, April 4-The Post tbis
morning, under the caption "A sSouth
eru Democrat for 1896" publishes a col
umu editorial, in which it says: why
should not the Democrats nominate q
Southern man next year? Why would
it not be the right thing to do-fhe
courageous the consistent, the equl-
table thing? Why. indeed !"
The Post says it is difficult to under
stand the attitude of the Na,iooal
party and the acquiesceDce of the South
in regard to the Presidency, possibly 1t
is habit. For two decades at least,
Southern Democrats have agreed to the
propositions set up by their Northern
colleagues that the country is not
ready for a candidate from the section
lately 10 rebellion against the general
government. For TWO decades aud
more, it has been an accepted theory
that a Southern candidate would alarm
the American people, would revive all
the memories. the apprebeDsions aud
the aptagonism of 1863, and during
all that time the Southern Democracy
have assented without protest, subordln-
ated themselves to the mere phantom of
a vanished past. meeklg borne the heat
and burden of successive campaigns,
furnished the rauk and file for ali the
great battles aud stood aside IN humble
deferepce and accomplishing aenesa'
ton while the fruits Of theic strength
and proves were divided auoug the
members Of an Insignificant contingent,
but why? At most, this was only an
~expedieut. 1t vas lever essentially a
matter of principle and pFopriety. The
Post Thinks The time is ripe to put an
end to the existing state Of affairs.
Senator Morgan declares that the case
could not have been better pu. than 1t
is in the Posts editorial. Senator Hill
has telegraphed to the Post the follow
ing:
ALBANY. n. Y. April 4, 1895.
: To the Editor of the Post:
I have perused with much loteres:
your article entitled GA Southern Dem
ocrat for 1896" 1t is able, creditab!e
and timely. Any policy which seeks to
debase an otherwise acceptable candl-
date, simply by reason Of the section
of country wherein he resides. is unpa-
%,riotic, unwise and unAmerican, and |
am opposed to It. This is no time for
the federation of sectional p%redjuices.
~jealousies and aoimosities. The exist
ing political conditions demand that the
patty should have the whole country
to chase from. Let there be a free
fed. q fair contest, and may the best
n,sn Nc THIS is my Democracy, aud
iness are my sentiments. briefly aud
hastily expressed.
(Sigued.) David B. Hid.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-04-10
Y0utf1

Is the Formative Period. II L, then that tbs
nina IS trees, from cave. the Imagination
enhEruperst. the memory most re,entive. o.
eye brightest. ana the natrrs most
susceptible What a boy reads IN ms
pl1iod becomes 20 !n4etbiy Impressed upon
bis nature that & becomes q rxTt Of bis vesy
eharzctn.
This IS 4 time vhcn parents responsibility
h1rentest Il Is not enough TO nn ths by
VAai b oeKht TO become. Most hoys are
not ovsfy susceptible 70 dltaeae
teaching. You can usually lead him . nih
easier thsa 200 can drive hin Z rod So
tAA. be has the proper surroundings. ndS
Ellie encouragement, md Il Is surprising ~
rsGdify b develops q taste tor fhe he5e
h atee.tus- Let that taste 80 dsvsas3s4
Gad thsTs Is stale danger IS 70 bis fsenSA
~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-04-10

In a lecture on the effects Of rifles,
Professor Horsley; of London, having
showed come photographs Of bullets 10
flight, demonstrated that in front Of
every bullet is a parabolic curve of COM
pressed air, while behind it there are a
series of little eddies of air rushing into
the vacuum created by the flight of the
missile.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-04-10
~Te!egraphic Briefs.
Apr: q.

April 4.
The annual sale Of postage stamps
by the Spartanburg pos: office amounts
to more than $40, 900, and the city is
entitled 70 free mail delivery.
Work has been started on a ten story
hotel in Atlanta. 1t will cost So
900, 900.
Rev. Dr.. George w. Carter, of
Portsmouth, Va, aged - years. aud
Miss Virginia Statham, OF L%ynchburg.
Va. aged 20 years were married 10
Washington yesterday.
The British steamer Etheldred from
from Boston to Jamaica was halted off
Cape Maysi by a Spanish gunboat,
which fred a shot across the Ethcldred's
bows.
The Ohio river steamer Iron Queen
was burned at Rachine. Ohio yesterday.
One woman lost her life by jumping
into the river. Loss $50, 600.
James Emison. at one time a deacon
in a Brooklyn church. has been sen
fenced to four years in sing Sing for
stealing $4,000 from his employers.
Hon. W. L. Wilson took me oath as
Postmaster General Of the United
States yesterday.
Assistant Cashier Fred. W. Grifhu.
of the Chicago Northwestern National
Bank has confessed to stealing $50, 00O
from the bank.
The Baltimore Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
has advertised itself again By quarrel
ling over u resolution Of 'hanks to the
newspapers.
April 6.
a dispatch from Macon, Ca. says:
Patent Shea, a citizen Of Hancock
County, was shot and killed last night
by Professor W. E. Reynolds, of the
Middle Georgia Military and Agricul-
ture College. He was probably drunk
and was 90 Reynolds front porch.
Reynolds took him for a burglar, and
bis son, who was with him when be
opened his trout door, warned him to
look out as the man was going to shoot.
The professor raised his gun and fred,
almost instantly killing Shea. The
affair is deeply regretted by all the
people of Milledgeville, aud by none
more than Professor Reynolds himself.
The coroDer's jury retired a verdict of
perfectly justifable homicide.
William T. Nolon. confidential book
keeper Of the Park Avenue Hotel,
New York has disappeared with seve-
raj thousand dealers.
The Woollen mills are increasing
wages from 5 to Is per cent, on &C.
count Of the improvement liz business.
The old Brevoort Hotel, New York
has been closed
Belgium will make an exhibit at the
Atlanta Exposition, and will encourage
the manufacturers to make individual
exhibits.
William Lake was electrocuted for
murder, yesterday in the Auburn, N.
Y prison.
The Massachusetts, mill men visited
Pe!zer. Piedmont and Pacolet mills
yesterday.
The Oscar Wilde Marquis of Queens
berry libel case now in progress in
London is described by the St. James
Gazette as an ''orgy of .iodecency.'
A great mauy Of the papers are report
ing the trial verbatim, but the Gazette
says that the whole evidence and the
circumstances of the case are of such a
character that thew cannot be reported.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-05-02
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AZ the opening OF the month the tenn
perature VIII be growing quite warm
ia all western sections. which will be
moving eastward, followed on. or touch
ing the 4th, by rainfall, high winds an I
by the presence Of electric agencies. a
wave Of cool weather Will follow the
heels OF the storm which viii show up
frost northward about the 9TH Re-
dictionary con iitious will follow about
tne 9Th, and resulting in local showers
abou { the sth and 9th The presence
OF cool wave will then be manifest.
The month along about the 18th will
grow very warm previous TO disturb
ance which viii show up about the
l4th, when wave OF disturbances will
cross the continent which may leave in
its track many severe storms OF wind
Id rain. The general character of
rains will be much intensified this
SUNNI n as compared 20 last summers
rains and they will occur much ofteuer
than they did then. A prolonged
period Of rainfall will prevail within
the month which may come near the
Goth. The indications. IL previous data
is reliable, FOR rains in abundance
through tho entire season which may
be very excessive Oh nearing the latter
part OF June, may leave many swollen
streams across the continent. The
electric agencies will be more active
than they have been within the last
few year, OF which the most active and
grandest display viii be seen near,
giving tn l5,h OF Iune as a central date,
of the most vivid display at that disturb
eipsriol. On reaching the goth, cath aud
last Of the month the Indications are
for MUCH rainfall u. r. SMITH.
May goth, 1895.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-05-02

darkness of the dead--the love OF wife,
and child. and friend
"rhen locks of gray, and growing
love of other days, and half remenl-
bered things-then holding withered
hands of those who first held his, while
over dim and loving eyes death softly
presses down the lids of rest
And SO, locking in marriage vows
his ehildren's hands, and crossing
others on the breast of peace, with
daughters babes upon his knees, the
white hair mingliug with The gold, lie
journeys on from day to day toward
that horizon where the dusk is waiting
for the night of death. Sitting by the
holy hearth of home, as the last embers
change from red to gray, he falls asleep
within tho arms of one he worshipped
and adored, feeling upon his pallid
lips loves last and hottest kiss"
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commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
kingwood, w. Va, April Is, 1895.
VIM. G.. Brown
VS. Eouitv
John Miller ct al.

The above entitled chancerv canse
by decree of the Circuit Court of pros,
ton county made therein. on the 25th
day OF March, A. D.. 1905. having been
referred TO the undersigned Commits
sioncr in Chanccry, with the following
directions: To ascertain and report the
real estate owned by the defendant.
joan Miller; the annual rental value
thereof the state and condition of the
title thereto; the liens and CHARGES
thereon; their amounts, character. pri-
critics, and TO whom owing: and that
ne report any other pertinent matter
which may be deemed so by himself. or
required by the parties or either Of them.
The parties 20 said cause. to wit: VIM
g. Brown, plaintiff, and John Miller.
Lucy M.Stone, James l.. Stone. trustee
}. w. Fawcett and =. j. Cropau. part
ner5 in trade under the firm name Of
-. w. Fawcett 81 Co., defendants. will
therefore, take notice, that on the i7th
day Of May, A. D.. 1895, at my Office In
kingwood, Preston county, W. Va.
shall proceed 20 execute said decree.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF April, a. d., 1896.
NEIL }. FORTNEY, Commissioner.
brown q Hyde, Attys for plaintiff.
t4-1S-Q5-4t-sG 40)
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Written Tor TnE AaGts
REMARKS BI DR., MAX.

When | referred to The local tel
ephone system, and in advocating
IT'S extension remarked that 1t
would discourage that branch of the
horse industry that thrives best in
darkness, | little dreamed that
horse stealing was so soon to lead
TO tragedy in oar own county. That
officers are tc be shot down while
In discharge OF their sworn duty is
deeply regretted by every law abld-
ing citizen, anu should intensity
and concentrate public opinion in a
concerted effort to wipe out the
nefarious business. In this case a
pack Of cards saved the worthless
life of the thief--what a pity our
Christian Sheriff did not have a
Bible in his pocket.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-05-02
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by indoc.
mcut or otherwise. on the real estats
or any part thereof, OF Geo y. Durr
n pursuance Of a decree of tho CIR
cult Court OF Preston County. made In
% cause therein pending, TO subject tho
real estate OF the said Geo. T.. burr 70
the satisfaction of the liens thereon
you are hereby required to present anil
claims held by you and each of Won
against the said Geo. y. DUR, which
are liens on his real estate or any part
of It, for adjudication. to me ~ ,r,,,
Office in kiug@ood, Preston Count.t
West Virginia, ON or before the 2fst
day Of May. A. D., 1895.
Given under my hand this 10th dav
OF April s. D.. is95-
w D. PAWHCHsr. Commissioner.
=. j. CEOoAN, Atty for PITT.
(1-18-QJ-4t. cf)
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by iudp-
ment, or otherwise, on the real estate
or any part thereof OF John Miller.
In pursuance OF n decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF Preston county. made in q
cause therein pending. 10 subject the
real estate Of the said John Miller to
the satisfaction az the liens there,
You are hereby required Co present oIl
claims held by you and each of YOU
against the said John Miller which arc
liens ON his real estate or any part Of
IT, lor adjudication, TO me. sc my Office
iu kiugwood Preston county. w. Va.
ON or before tho 18th day of May. a. d..
1925. Given under NY hand this Isth
day OF April. A. d.. 1895.
MIL j. FoEr~Ey. Commissioner
Hyde 81 Brown. Att'vs FOR piaintiN
(1-18-95-ft-aD
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-05-02
THE RIVER CITY RUFFLED.

RowLEsBUEG,W w. VA April 21, '95.
EDITOR AReU5:-On Saturday, April
Goth, the casual observer on approach
ing this place could easily discover that
there was a sensation of some kind un-
carthed, for the streets swarmed with
myraids of humanity, and the whole
place seemed all agog. The knights
OF the Broom and the Kitchen Mcchau-
les were paired OF on their door-stoops,
some holding a scrub-brush in one hand
and a bucket OF water in the other.
while others took lean on their broom,
but all directing attention to the PIC.
tursque and historic Cannon Mn"
which overloolSs the town. Your COR
respondent not being of very taciturn
mind sailed out to investigate, and
indeed at first was as much at sea as
the rest Half way up the mountain
beneath huge cliff the dirt few as if
steam shovel was brought into play.
Everybody wondered the cause. and
many were the solutions given. Some
said that it was company getting out
the rock for the abutments Of our
county bridge that has been built so
often in our mind, and before the
strollinG season is over we Will have "A
direct route to "Spooners Groove"
Others again surmised and with equal
prooa tly that it was Doc. Peter O
Dunn, the renowned veterinary Sur-
geon, Physician and Pharmacist. col
Letting roots TO be used I'm his labrator.v
that fatal malady had struck the pigs
OF the country, and the people look to
him for help, and he was about TO dis
1ver remedy that would be to the
pigs what antitoxine is to the diphthe-
ria patient, certain death. Many. how
evar, familiar with the disposition OF
the genial w. ID. and aware OF the
strong aversion he has 20 manual Iai ,or.
questions the authenticity of the state
ment' giving also as a reason that he f.
a member OF the "Sons Of Rest I'm its
most repcilent form, and is Big NIoopl
q General Of Pottcr's Lodge n. T.
lhaDitual loafcrs. so f.. And not a
few said that 10 was Patrick graoo,
pursuing bis avoca lion cxcavatipo for
Tho venerable and hoary haired ground
porfer. a moment later report was
heard, and fragments Of stone. as we'll
as their theories, were sent flying into
space. III tho tensions o. their mind.
were great before the explosion. f. was
doubiy So after What did it ioelp o
iio2 the mountain become volcanic p
Was tho world coming toan cnd2 AZ
last the smoke cleared away. and for
tnt Hrst time thc msD made their aD
p1araucc. What were they dofrg p
some had them prospecting for silver
Others had already smcIlo3 oil. and not
% ie" whose Imagination wac s, ola.lf.
tnat they felt the heat from thoir
fratea which were destined to consume
ine coal they bad discovered. next win.
tee. Aud not until evening did TIM, er.
element abate, when Scott Teitsn
brought ina massive brovu-stouc lloct.
that Jacob storer bad l,u to take out
ani Ship to rhIafe.pbiaasa sample a.
our hne roei. j. Eti..r r..,..
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To an persons holding lions bv iuJq.
ncnt or otherwise. on the real estate.
or any part thereof, of Allen straw
ser:
ln pursuance of a decree OF the Cir
CUT Court ~ Preston county. made I'm "a
hNse pending. to subject the real e.
tate of Che Said Allen stravyecr fo ~.
Itisfaction of thc liens thereon. Won
afa hereby required Co present aU
e.ai1l. bold by vou and each Cd gou
aFalnst the eoid Allen stravscr. vfiol
.e I.ne ou h.s real estate or arv ,.rf
't 10 .9r adjudication to me. ri mv
r"pod. Preston County.
Jann a D 1896
,Ifoa nuier mr band tbis lsth dag
NJ r D 1906
IHHHu $500 l.mn Toner
isa. lHoeaa ALry .or PT.
ii,l l-ll ElI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-05-02

Some people wonder that the
baseballists do so much playing in
the newspapers and so little on the
diamond. To me this is not at all
strange. | was once mem Der Of
distinguished nine in this county.
and learned by experience that good
playing is "tho next thing to hard
work" as the farmers son remark
ed about grading rye. 1t is much
eisier to play on paper than on the
ball grounds-just as it is easier
to farm or to manage battle on
paper than in the field. And every
force moves along the line of least
resistance.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

10 an persons holding liens by iudr-
monI orothcrwisc ON the real estate
on any part thereof, Of S. r.. Ringer.
IN pursuance OF decree OF the Cir
cut Court Of Preston County. made in
"a cause therein pending. 90 subject r,e
real estate OF the said s.. II. Ringer To-
the eatItiaction Of tho liens thereon
you arc hereby required 90 present ami
claims Hcii bv you and each of Won
against tho said S. r. Ringer which are
liens ON nie rcnl estate or amy part of
it i1r adjudication. ~ me. 40 mv office
in kingwood. Preston county. W. va.
on or before the 3ld day OF Nov. A. ID F.
~. Given under mv hand this fgth
day Of April a. d.. is95.
Nv. D. fAEEurrsr Commissioner.
b. j. lroEan. Atty for p10
.9J-ltslj
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When travelling between Pittsburgh. Wheel
ing, Morgantown or TaiImont and CIorksburg
Weston, Parkersburg or Charleston 'Tbs
Nonongah Route" offers the shoTtest and ouick.
tet Iine. close connections made with b. & d.
trains a. tairmont. ALTO al Clarksburg with b .
g. O ana w. Va. q r. trains north. south. east
ana west. ASK for through tickets via ''The
MOnOngah Route"
HEGn G BowLEs. Gen1 Snpt..
Monongah. w. Va.
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want 10 remark that it is a pity
so good a sermon as that of the Rev.
5. p. Crummetf, published recent
ly in the journal, should be marred
by statement so unjust and mar
row as that characterizing Inger-
soil as an old blasphemer of purity.
That Colonel IngersolPs opinions
on religion are blasphemous from
tho standpoint Of a Christian min
lister | can readily understand, but
hrs worst enemy has never proved
nor even charged that he is an en-
envy or blasphemer of purity. 1t
is the pure moral life Of Mr.. In
gersoll, and his expressed sympathy
with tho common people that has
given his religious or irreligious
views such power for harm. lie is
not my "ideaI IN politics. by any
manner of means, but the intellect
and manhood of the man / admire
lnYlte any one TO read the follow.
ing prose poem from his pen and
say whether there is reason for NV
admiration
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-05-02

MononRah Accommodation leaves Fairmont
AZ llIV A. NJ. arrives at Monongah at i1:25 A.
arrives Fairmont 23O p. NJ. Trains daily except
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What is

and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is substitute
for Paregoric, Drops Soothing Syrups Castor
1t is Pleasant. Its is thirty years by
Millions Of Mothers Casora destroys aays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Curd
cures Diarrhoca and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles constipation hatuIency.
Castoria assimilatcs the food, regulates
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
tOria is Chidren's Panaceathe Mothers Friend.
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Castoria.

"castoria IS an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told mo OF it's
good effect upon their children"
Dr.. q. G. Osooop,
Lowell, Mass
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INGERsoLL's POEM or T.Irr.

I'll II.
born of love and hope. of ecstasy
and pain. of agony and fear. of tears
and joy--dowered with the wealth Of
two united hearts-held in hapnv ar,ne
with lips upon life's drifted font. bIpe-
veined and fair. were perfect peace
hnds perfect form-roclted by willing
feet and wooad to shadowv shores Of
sleep by siren mother singing soft and
Overlooking with wonders wide and
star-iit eyes at common things of life
and day-taught by want and wish
and contact with the things that toucb
the dimpled flesh Of babes-lured b,,
hght and flame, and charmed by coIor's
wondrous robes-learning the use Of
hands and feet, and by the love Of
mimicry beguilcd 20 utter speech-re-
leasing prisoned thought from grabbed
curious marks on soiled and tattered
eaves-puzziing the brain with crook
mum oers and their changing. tangled
worth-and 50 through years OF alter.
mating day and night. until the captive
grows familiar with the chains and
VALE and limitations of % life.
And time runs on in sun and shade
Until the one Of all the world IS wooed
az , won, and all the lore OF love is
tnght and learned cgain. again n
home is built, with the fair cb1mtcr
wherein faint dreams, Ike cool and
shadovy Wales divide the bilIowed
hours Of love Agoin She miracle of
birth-tho pain and j,y, tho a,s. OF
welcome and the cradle song. drown
ing The drowsy prs tue ola babe.
And then the sense of OBLIGATION
End Of wrong pity for those who Toll
and "cep- tears for the imprisoned and
despised love for the generous dead
and in Che heart Che rapture of a bigb
resolve
"hnd then ambition. with fs inst or
peif end place end power lo1pfry q,
put upon its breast distinction. worth.
ie badge Then keener THOUGHT ot
men. and eyes That SEQ behind ra
smiling mask ri c~aft ALTERED pa,
more oy tae qs,o1 crime OF gai,
hi greed Knowing thc .le mos. az
boarded gold AVID honor ooaybt from,
Those who caart. ue usnry of .ft.
rcspee. oi power thst only bends O.
e]"trIs nso and forces from ..
lips Of isar tae Dies of Oh ,s.. F...-
inc 1t last tHe ua.uI.ed gesture .f
7.ccn the rere-ent eyes made r.r5
Ftl bones tleurHt.. and f.If.e-
f"'t 800 p.Ur t.-u ..