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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-29
list q Corporations

Which have forfeited their char
ter under the provision of sec
ton s.. chapter 20, of the Acts
LEGISLATURE of West Virginia
passed February 27th, 1885,
ana Of Acts ameadatory there
of. said forou-es being for the
noa-p1ymeat of license tax for
the year beginning May Ist
1905.
Alton Natural Gas Company.
Anchor Fire and Marine Insurance
Company,
American Insurance Company.
aracold Telephone and Telegraph
Company.
Aryon Naiue Manufacturing and
Building Company.
American Arlunciacion Company.
Arizona Gold Mining and Develop
men. Company.
Ash oil and Gas Company.
American News Reporting Assocla-
tion.
a. Major Cement Company.
American Phosphate and Chemical
COMPANY
Az Ritz Gold Mining Company.
Anpraberg steruized IIgs.euic Milk
Cornarv.
Acme Gas Fuel Company.
Anchor Tile and Clay Company The
A. j. Hartford Steel Railway Tie
.~arfssn Et-Braes and Tool Com
P'l' k Ioven Manufacturing Compa-
n.y. The
American Dress stay Company. The
American Printing Press Company.
American Rarigaratug and Con-
s+-ue-io0 crurrrv. The
American Contracting and C0nstruc-
ZION Company.
American Bolt and Riyet Company.
tsrabrIa suburban Water and
If.r- Camuarv
4rfmas Mining and Smelling Com
MANY The
lr'.~fea0 Silica ComDanv.
American Au-8-Telegrapl Company,
--r.
American Reduction and Nanufact-
,,,.i-- C8mnarv
arr-ra-i. rir-Tvpe Photo Machine
c...r.-,- Tho
american Gas Fuel Company, The
t~srican Standard Battery Coupa,
nv Taa
-+.ri.a7 Structural steel Company.
American champion Gas Lamp Com
nm Trs
american rfruf5 Fuel Company.
mo
American Artificial Silk Company
The
American PHYSICIANS Saaitarium
Association
Afv.r.s Iron C7uDaav.
t,r.-ieaY Sv0lic4-a The
t-Ts~i.9r CONSERVATION Company.
7te
tr,5,- Construction and Road I'M
-r1,.- '-., Cr-.r91v
1r-sr+5s Pa,ring Companv.
t~erican Sanitation Company. The
a--a~ieo1 I.rrfDment COMPANY.
1--f-tS-.-.i-r aT5 F,re.rrfc Car Wheel
01r-rer- Mo
w ,l ...--. ..-sr5isD Association
..I--.,., 60 ,1-re,r-ir-~ C,r,Don,-
Ir,o,i[s- Ir-r Comn9rv The
49, 49, cold 5Tini1o C9mnanv
pTcrrsDDoD RuiI5fDg and Loan AS
.,--s+ior
D9I-fmora Crsada Mining Companv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-29

REAL ESTATE F0a SALE.

Real Estate Agent 1923 Marsc
Telephone IO1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-29
FOR RENT.

SIX rooms. bath room 704L
on second floor No. iCJ- :
Stree!. Suitable Tor rse.e.
or office.
JAMES J.. HAM. .,
Telephone JsT. 1Ot- %. ..'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-29

WILL SELL on EASY Tr7...a ...
w ios city property ID good ..-......
rom the CITY,. Enquire OFT. 5. s...Y .-.
ing, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18
THE INDIAN WARRIOR.


Natures Ideal OF savage Chief Mounted
on CIean-i.imbed Charger, Decorated
with War Insiguls, Uttering the Blood
Curdling War Whoor.
As Roman Nose dashed CALAMITY for
ward, and swept into the open at the
head of his superb command, he was
the very beau ideal OF an Indian chief,
Mounted on a large, clean-limbed chest
nut horse, he sat we'll forward on his
barebacked charge, HIS knees passing
under a horse-hair lariat that twice
loosely encrcled the animals body, his
horses bride grasped in his left hand
which was also closely wound in its
flowing name, and at the same time
clutched his ride at the guard, the butt
OF which lay partially upon and across
the animals neck, while its barrel,
crossing diagonally in front Of his body
rested slightly against the hollow Of his
left arm leaving his right free to di-
rect the course of his men. He was a
man over six feet and three inches in
height, beautifully formed, and save for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18
Experience
Does t.

TO make money must be willing spend Many
se to think that is only article that advers
ing but that is great mistake
Let every merchant advertise his goods; mace
fortunes doing it.
Nothing too common to have its sale materially
BY newspaper publicity.
Judicious advertising only the way
TONER'S but it the cheapest we'll gets keeps
them for you
There is strong competition all lines business
YoI need advertising give you your trade
need it done in the most skfu and intelligent way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18

This afternoon a party Of young peo-
pie Of this place. consisting OF Misses
Georgia Roome. Annie Elder and
Nessrs. George Durham and Willis Har-
rington. left for Chautauqua Lake camp
grounds. where they will remain the re-
mainder of this month and the greater
part Of August. Mrs E. A. Durham,
wife Of the president Of the Tyler County
Bank. accompanied the party as cha
perOn.
Miss Mary Mcintosh, a charming and
accomplished young lady Of Parkers-
burg. arrived in the city to-day and wiz
be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neil
for a short time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18

The local lodge Of The Ladies of the
Maccabees will picnic tomorrow at
Marietta. They have made arrange
ments to go 10 the picnic grounds on
the steamer Barnsdall, and Will leave
the wharf boat early The local lodge
Knights of the Maccabees have been
invited to attend the picnic and 1t is
likely there will be large crowd go.
The ladies have made elaborate ar
rangements for the day, and IL promises
10 be a most enjoyable one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18

which stood six and six The Third
ward was Republican, the Second
strongly Democratic, the Fourth
s-and-3ff When the votes were
brought before the Council as can
vassing board two errors were discov-
cred. concerning which there was no
dispute, which being corrected showed
en- the face of the returns that me
Democratic candidate for Mayor. in
stead of tne Republican, was elected by
one vote, the other results being un-
changed Then IL was that the RepuD-
leans demanded a recount and It was
granted Upon the recount IL was dis
covered ,ha. the ballots from one pre-
ciuct were missing and that a package
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18

Chamberlain's Is the best OF all. Vim
cent j. Bark. Of Danbury Iowa, has
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Whenever IN need Of medicine FOR
coughs and colds. for the past five years
and saws: Tt always helps me out II
anyone asks me what kind OF cough
medicine I use. ! reply, Chamberlain's.
that is the best OF ALL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18

Harry Mcclure Of Wheeling. arrived
in the city this morning and immedia-
telv started out for the Ohio side,
where he has some extensive oil terri
tory. James McCOach went up to New
Martinsville this morning on business.
!. w. Alexander of gainesville, Ohio,
whHhas been the guest OF mis- son, G. 5.
Alexander. of this city, for several days,
has returned home Roy B. Naylor, a
popular young gentleman Of Wheeling,
was d visitor in the city to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18
Maxim,
FULL QUARTS ONE DOLLAR.

We also carry in stock full quarts Of
Gihson's. Finch. Overholt and Thompson
Pure Rye Whistles at 81 90 per quart, or six
quarts Tor 5,OU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18
A LITTLE HISTORY.
he Recent Famous Municipal Gam
paign In Huntington.

How rhe Democrats Fairly and
Honestly Won "a Glorious Vic
tory over Their Combined Op-
pouants - Schemes Resorted 10
by the Republicans TO Defeat the
EXPRESSED VIII OF the People.
Results of q Brief Experience
With Prohibition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18

Last June Dick Crawford brought his
twelve-mouths- child, suffering from
infantle diarrhoea, 10 me. IL had been
weaned at four months old and had al
ways been siekly. / gave 1t the usual
treatment in such cases but without
benefit The child kept growing thin
ner until it weighed but little more
than when born. or perhaps ten pounds.
I then started Che father 10 give Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Before one bottle OF the %
cent size had been used "a marked I'm
prOvement was seen and its continued
use cured the child. It's weakness and
punv constitution disappeared and its
father and myself believe the child's
Lire was saved by this remedy. J. T.
NARROW n. %. Tam9rOa, H. For sale
by Chas. Il. Goethe. VIII ". Irwin. John
Klari. VIM. T. Williams, c. Menkemel-
Ter. VIM n. Hague, Il. c. Stewart A.
I. Scheele. ] Coleman. c. Schnepi, Vim.
Menkemeler, Wheeling. W. Va; Bowie
& Co.. Bridgeport; b. T. Peabody &
son, BenwOod-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18
THE BRIDGEPORT SCHOOL DIS
TRICT.

Special 90 the Register.
Clarksburg. w. Va. July 17.-Under
special act of the Legislature the
question as 10 the establishment OF the
bridgeport independent School Dis
trict. was submitted to the people OF
simpson district Harrison county. The
election took place the latter part Of
N9y Az The June term of the Court
G.. W. Freeman and others gave notice
of sn election contest. The Court held
that uerher the requirements OF the
special ace nor tbe provisions Of the
general eleot0n law. had been com
piled with, and declared the election
rn.d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-18

legal proceedings nave "~--
ana so long drawn ONT and the mis-
reDreeata-ions cf the Republican press
So numerous chat persons outside OF
.h,s c..v scarcely realize as yet chat
the recent c,y election has resulted I'M
remarkable Democratic victory
v..a~v which WAS won AFTER one OF the
mo-. bitter and porsis-eu. political bait
ras ever Tough. in The STATE which
--.~,v and lawfully de,s4ed Tie Repub-
rios,s at -he.rcvn game ana leaves the
Democrats for years TO come in control
of the city.
AS soon as f- was ascertained that
-ss 1eqssrstrre was Republican. plans
vs-s formed by the local members of
.bo, marty TO secure control of the city
rovsrament which had previously been
Ds-oc~3uc In sccrc- session the mem
hers of the Mckinley Club drafted
hin 20 amend the charter OF the city
,f r4ur-rEton. Tie Chamber of Com
merca. composed of business men CT alt
.ar-,s sen. committee Of beth DEM
-.-s.. so5 Ea,rblicers to- rereQuos.
- C,..,. e., -s- chem SEE -hs
1u but the club refused and untn The
bin had been printed. after 1t was in-
raIrced lu the House Of Delegates. no
--.. i,, Lr-,r.+rrerrrrr knew
WHAT 1T CONTAINED
.yes7- The said Mckinley Club. Once
seem f. was fow Cd be clearly what
tt was called a- cle -.me-a bill 10
make Sun .rg.1u Republican Tn iae
original BILL which was. however
amended. about If.h of the territory
Oh RE c.ry was omitted and in this ter
r. DRY ev--v voter was Democrat. The
bin rs passed. over tle protest OF
r-1-pa~lsan committee from The
Clpuber of Commerce. so gerry
derci the wards 50 3s to- male Two
which were supp l&o De Republican
and ono strongly Democratic The
Democratic ward contained fully half
The wealth Of he city and nearly half
the population. tl.s giving half of the
city On. o1e-th'-l o., ha C1uuc.me1
H1vuc as they surr FL. made 'he
Council surely Republican, they then
rravileI that an tle city officers eN-
ceD- four should Pea appointed 1y COun-
cil instead 90 elected ~ The people. as
they had been previously. tn order %
get I'm the negro vote they removed
the qualification for voting. which pro
videI that mo- person SHOULD vote who
had not paid his -3xos. aud thus opened
Che do0d gates 20 imported and l0atms
voters who pay no taxes, have no resi-
lence here and take no interest In the
ci.ys welfare. To get control ar once
they provided iu their o.ll that me cry
election. which should have been held
en- April should De postpone until
June when the uaV charter would be
in effect and they could ~ once step ID
ana cake control 1f the city offices. This
YVES the plan Of the Mckinley Club. as
sisted hv the Republican legislature.
+1 e7D-ure and control tile ciy OF Hunt
f---9n
-rt,D cooa fAr ffruov feht The
r,~-,ibiti,r element YVES sr-one and tho
Ell -,,,-,fl -iel5irr To- the requests Of
,,.s 7,.-bs...-i-.,is-s refused -o gran, D.
'.-,...s +,.- -se ,.s,~ conmrreing Nav
ers+ 1f.v,- %-71 enforced the orli-
,...-,e. -,,i,.,,. ana +Naro was 07f n
70 Fam Of burdre5s Of dollars went
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-28

Walter b. Flynn returned 70 his
home here last week, after an absence
Of about two years. lie has been up
Ia Canada and over part OF the West
IL was reported here last winter that
he had been nearly frozen 70 death in
a big blizzard and would lose both feet
and perhaps has life, by the operation.
he was working for the Hudson Bay
Fur Company and came through IL all
safely, arriving at home here round
and sound as an 1895 silver dollar His
mother Mrs. Mary r. Davis. was not
expecting him and did not know where
he was, and when he appeared in the
doorway az she was coming down the
stairs, she was almost overcome with
soy at having her only son home safe
again. ne announces his intention Of
staying at home now with his mother
and working on the railroad here On
Saturday he drove his mother over 10
the Sell school house IN Union district
90 see his sister, Miss Nellie Flynn who
is teaching over there.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-28
District Institute.

The first session OF the District Insti.
tute will convene at Newburg, Dec. 21,
1895, beginning at o'clock p. m. The
following program will be rendered
The need of a District Institute"--
ii. S. Whetsell Supt
Distribution of the School Fund-Dr.
$. j. Postep.
General liistory--F. w. Candy and
Lou Hart.
intermediate Geography-L. J. Con
ley and Minnie linn.
Reading. A. Sterling and Myra
Gibson.
State Geography Joseph Freeman
and Carrie Peril
bookkeeping o'Hara and
Lucy Turnley.
OWL Goverment-G. l.. Shafer and
Letitia Brown.
Penmanship-H. u. Freemau and
Florence Shafer.
Physiology-s. y. sapp and Ines
wilkins
Primary Geography-orval Frazier
and Artie Horchler.
United states IIistory-w VI. Sin.
clair and Della Howell.
Orthography-E. Il. p. Grimes and
$. NJ. Shaner.
All the teachers are expected 70 be
present. The patrons are also cordially
invited 20 attend
a. w. Brown. President.
MARGUERTTE Cross, Secretary.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-28

Correspondence of tao Argus.
Mrs. joan l.dRsw is very sick ut this
writing
Miss Ines Wilkins was visiting Graf.
ton last Saturday,
Miss BERTHE Davis. OF Grafton, Is Wis.
ting c. IA. denSinS.
). NJ, Phillips attended the Gran 4
Lodge OF o. O. t. at Morgantown.
He reports a big time.
Lorain Fortncy has been here since
our Lass 'Sakes alive" he has cot n
mustache. Don't thiuk its white. either
Old winter has been here for sure.
VIII L. x smith please send Us some
more, Tor the Lord knows some of our
people wants lots Of snow, especially
the ladies
Prof, Il. w. Candy spent Saturday
aui sunday with his best girl ln Masoo.
town Girls, If you want him Won had
better sail In at once. as his visits To
Masoutown are frequent.
Our correspondent to the Journal mt
in an advertisement i'm one OF his recent
letters, calling for a girl for one of our
young men. Since that time lie has
received replies from all the cooks ana
washerwomen within 20 miles OF here.
Even from colored ladies'.
Charley Clingan met with what might
have been a bad accident the other dav.
WINE carrying some turkeys home, TO
be dressed for w. r.. Sharps & Co tho
turkey took fright aud started To Nv
of with Charley. He lodged in AN APP
pie tree as he went up. and with the
and OF his little brother, IA succeeded
in getting down without njuring him
self or the tree very much.
RAMDfER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-28
TROUBLE IN The NATION,


There has been weeping and wailing
and gnashing OF teeth in the Nation"
this week over a matter that came 70
focus in the Justice Court here on
Monday evening. The facts ia the
case are about as follows Uncle
Billy" Braham, who lives down on
Green's Run, about two miles below
kingwood, went before Squire Cod
win and made complaint against Ollie
Stoneereaker for assault and battery,
claiming that on Monday night of last
week he was sitting on the fence down
at the Green's Run Mission Chapel
whore "ReY." c. \. Bishop was holding
revival meeting and the said Stone,
breaker came along with some more OF
the Nation and seeing him on the
fence said, Jesus Christ, What is
that? Give me IA rock till knock it
OF the fence" aud he banged away,
hitting the old man on the leg, cutting
IL to the bone. Constable Geo. L. Hoff-
man called on the Stoncbreal<er and
stonethrower and invited him to IA
matinee in the Police Court here Mon
day evening. Remnants OF the Ten
Lost Tribes OF Israel gathered in from
Dan to Beer-sheba aud from Mt. Sinai
TO Jericho and the small one-story
Temple OF Justice was crowded TO suffo-
cation. The women brought their
babies and the men brought their dogs
VIM. q. Brown appeared for the plain
tiff and on behalf of the peace and
~ he III
Fortney was counsel for the defendant.
Five witnesses were examined for the
prosecution and about dozen for the
prisoner. The testimony of the for
mer was pretty straight, bat the de Tense
was badly tangled and the star actor
in the drama denied everything and
rather overdone the matter for the
promptly decided him guilty. The
prisoner swcre that he didn't throw the
rock, but was talking with the others
about going forward" at the meeting.
One of his witnesses corroborated this
and said they wanted hi4n to "go for
ward" with them to keep the meeting
from closing, but he couldn't do IL be-
SoNSO NC naO DtNCTdl nOTSt lEuQeS To
make first. The prisoner had claimed
beforehand that he threw the rock be-
cause he thought the old man was
CHEST but modified this by saying he
thought it was scare-crow of some
Kind. His Honor summed it all mp and
gave the young man severe lecture
and some good advice aud fined him $40
and costs which amounted to consid-
cradle and sentenced him TO Jail and
10 work it out on the streets with
bail and chain attachment for COM
pany till the whole business was paid
At this the women raised a wall and
this woke the babies and the Nation"
went home and put on sacbcloth and
ashes for ten days and wont throw any
more rocks for much longer period.
Next day Stonebreakcr got help and
raised the money to pay It off and re-
turned TO the bosom OF his family
among the Utilities Ia the wilderness
OF Despidam.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-28
Christmasi

Already the heart beats happily at
the thought of the festive season. so
near upon us. And, as the Holiday
time draws near, everybody is alert 70
hear OF something going on; 80, listen.
and we shall tell you where TO go for a
Jolly good time, where you will be
welcomed and kindly treated, and
where extravagant smiles may be seen
to run riot over your faces, as you lin
ger long over full plates Of fresh
oysters, ice cream, fruits, etc. II is TO
be in the NJ. z. Church at Reedsville,
Saturday evening before Christmas.
December DIST when festival will be
given for the benefit OF the church
All are cordially invited.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-28
Order of Publication,

WEgT VRGTSIA, SIS:
At Rules held in Tho Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court Of Preston county, on
tho FIRST Monday OF November 1895.
=. II. Crawford
vs.. In Chancorv
John Wolf
The object Of this suit is TO subject
the land IN the plaintiffs bill mention
ed 20 the payment Of the plaintiffs
judgment lien and costs.
And 10 appearing that the defendant
John Wolf, Is not q resident OF this
state, on motion Of the plaintiff, 10 is
ordered that the said defendant do an
pear here within one month after The
date Of the first publication hereof
ana do what Is necessary 90 protect his
interests, and that this Order be pub.
lished i'm THE WEST VIROINiA AHGus. a
newspaper pu0iisped ia this county.
A copy Test
j. w. WATSON Clerk.
y. j. CnoGAN Counsel for PlCL
Gl-7-g5-4t. 50 800
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rwItscnr.
Correspondence oftho Argus.

correspondence Oi the Argus.
November 25th. 1895
Felix Wolf WAS visiting our town
last Sunday.
Mr. Shaifer thinks there is no place
like Rodamer's
l will give you few items from this
thriving little town.
g. ii. Nine captured good sized
Wolf some time back
Misses May and Rosa smith wore
visiting on Salt Lick last SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. s NJ. Garner were Wis
iting Mrs X. Il Frazier last Sunday.
The Dunkards had supper and feet
washing Saturday, at l.. r. Everly's.
Charles Fraley has returned from
MarunSb0rg where me Went 10 attend
his brothers wife's funeral.
Mrs. Mary Burch is lying sick at
Point of Rock. Md. where she has
been on visit for "a couple of weeks.
Michael Murphy, an old resident of
Kodamcr's, is 10 be buried to-day at
the Catholic Cemetery, at Rodamcr's
Three dwelling houses have been
quilt on Main street in the last month
ana another building going up on
Water street.
Fuller Martin appears TO be equal To
the task OF Touching the Rodaniers
school, by the way the large scholars
toe the mark.
Things are getting lively aimee the
terminus OF the South. East Railroad
rs AZ our town. We had the pleasure
OF taxing ride on the new road i'm
company with the superintendent OF
jhe road.
James Tanner moved in town last
week. lie has also moved his saw mill
here. He Is good lumberman and
expects TO saw six or eight million feet
OF lumber at this set. He has pur-
chased several tracts OF land.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-28
Notice Thisi

will visit the following places as
specified below:
Rowlesburg. Monday, December Q,
1895, and remain six days
Newburg, December IL, and remain
six days.
hingwood December 10, aud remain
six days.
Function Becegn Der %, and remain
five days.
have visited these places for seven
teen years; and have worked for thous-
ands of people and pleased everyone
My regular trip is somewhat late but
have been hindered by sickness
w. SIMoNToN, Dentist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-28

plank in our tax law either adding n
penalty on those who fail To pay their
tax by certain fixed date, or by dis.
r1nchisemenI No man should have
tae right TO vote unless lac pays his
taxes. 4 believe this 20 lie right and
have said SO further suggest that il
DC made an issue in the election OF our
next senator and members OF the Lag.
islature. TIA candidate has not the
grit to come out in support OF this
measure, can't support him.
Respectful, ly,
LERoY SHAW,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-28

Ihedford's Black Draught is pre-
pared especially for stock, as well as
man, and for that purpose is sold i'm tin
cans, holding onelhaif poond OF med.
icine for IS cents
LAMBERT FEANKLTN Co TENa.
March %. 1895.
] have used al kinds OF medicine.
but I would not give one package Of
Hack Drau9ht for all the others ever
saw. IL is the best thing for horses or
cattle IN the spring Of the year. and
will cure CHECKED cholera every time.
r. IL BoVrANu