West Virginia argus. [volume], May 19, 1882, Image 2

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ftit WEST VIRGINIA A KG US
UKOfUJK 1»UK«'KI.I,, • Ml it or.
KING WOOD MAY 19, 1882.
To morrow will end the contest
ever the Railroad sub^crij ticn. Tne
people of the Town and D.strict of
Riugwood will decide by tbeir roles
whether, catching theepiiit of cn.
t-^rpri.se and progress that :h tweCj .
iog around us on every hand, we are
to go forward, or resisting the tide
that Wouid bear ua along in the
ran of prosperity ns a community, we
ehall struggle 11 gloriously back to
the rear, to be lei*. by the on.rushing
rpirit of the age to blubber lor an
other quarter ol a century. Public
spirited citizens, liiende o! improve,
rneut 1 do your wuole duty to-monow.
Let the ordei to Movt FORWARD I be
passed along the line, iicuiemoei
ILal the issue lu one ol Coiiiuitrcial
life or death to this community.
Be not deceived.
1L .1 -t.
It is announced liuiu Washington
that the Court m banc wilt aei M«ide
tha exceptions iq Hip Guiteau ca«t,
aiid approve Ilia i tilings aud sen.
tabce ut lhe Couit below. The same
authority ibo promulgation of
tha decision ol tba Couit is to be
made next Mot day. VVa kLu.ii
what we elial 1 at e.
Senator Mitchell baa been
elected a delegate to cue ludepend.
tut Republic*!* Couveuuou WM.L
meets iu Philadelphia on the 24th
lufataut. lie will repreaenl the
XXVth Senatorial District ol Penn
sylvania. Sotue ol ihe uiusi piwini.
iieut men iu the fatale, it is expected,
will go to tbe Convention ua dete
gatea.
A MAIL poucua liotu Ba.tlinui e,
iuteiided lor liageislowu, was
throw u oil at YveVeiiuu, ou Wednes*
duy moruiog, tne train not stopping.
Tbe pouch rebounded IroUi the plal.
lorm and iell directly under the
tbe wheels, and it and its contents
weit literally loin to pieces. Tne
mutilation was so complete that Vtn
Jew ol the let!ere could be aeuvei
«d. Among tne ueons was a lady's
corset, all lalteieu und .cru, ai.o
without any wrapper to tell who it
belonged to.
There 1.1 reason io ie*r that Gcd_
eial ABE Bl'FuRD^S backbone Is not
quite as sntl as he hoj rd it was.
'thoughts ol ihe race.coutue go
trooping through hia m.nd, and the
recollection 6i many a close finish
rises like a phantom to allure him.
"It is an obsolete idea,” says tbe
General, "to suppose that it Lurta a
man to eee fine animals exerting tbe
muscles that God gave them/* and
"I am getting tired ol this city, very
tired ol it, and I want to go back to
my laim. I find it very dull to be
around races without lakirg part
in them.”
The Senate Select Ccmu.it tee on
'.Vomao Suffrage t>y * vote of three
to two egieed lett Sntcid.iv to tec.
ommetid to the Senate tor ado[ lion
Senator Laiham.s joint rtaoiution
proposingan amendm* nt to the Con
stitution, provid.ng that tLe light ot
citizena ot the United Staten to vote
vball no* be denied or abridged hy
tfce United States or by my S;ate on
’.ecount of 8i*i; and that Congiee.
Luall have power by aj {rot r ate i*g*
jpiation to enforce the piovieiona ol
l ne article. The vote wanna foiiowv;
Yeae, Senator* Lsrhaii, Blair and
JACKSON, 3, liaye, Sehatora GfcOKOK
aiid 1'AiR, 2; absent, Senatora An.
thony and Ferry.
gl — X-l 1JHF
Wes. 'I HOStl'oON, deughttr of Sen
e.tor lilLL, Of Geoigia, iett \Va-i,ir,g
fc«» Thtmday to join / er father at
l.uitka Sj rings, Aik«i.r**, wi.e;*■ i,e
J.ae been for situs weeks with Mie.
If ill and then oihei tbildrsr. Sen
• tor If ILL bse io hope of le v»-iy,
and dsei/ee to have h * family with
h.oi. Mre. ThomiSON ha* therefore
f ven up the hO'jee octujtd v ih
L< t f aienle during the early j <■; t of
Vhs Mieion, nod piaCfd her lour Id.
tie r e. dren in < Imrpe o* a niiree and
Jeff ti fin With a !inu ■ n Geor;;e_
tear.. A ItiUr received frrin Lh
reciter the day frfrr* her d<jait.
lire rtettd that her f«i er * a* w.k
t rd r <• re * ibanet »d e < ' • the n» t, m
• tivn J eifoitr ed in l'hi , > j/h:a, , ,|
tl at no ng n of tied • eara nr :*e ; ro.
fl rsie ,» v eibie. !fe is ve.y roucli
depiseeed, end if is hoped »> . •
pieeei.ee of ’die. Jiicmk on w > o „
h (avoids daughter, u^y have «
peering aflatms uj oc r u..
The opponent* of the District ]
subset iptioii to the uiirond hHV**
sought to defeat the proj obi?ion by
ttie HintetatMil l»'*tt the fubnerij tiou
would be lost, ly the comf any giving
a mortgage upon the roa I in spile
ot the wiehe.r of the District, Thi»
is simp/y pine none^in***, and is of
a pie^e with the stupid bu* specious
arguments Hied ngair -t the Mtrbecnp*
tion.
The taw ii| on that subject is a*
fo/Zovve; that no moi t gage can be | l*.
cod upon h rai/roa I, in/ sa “by the
concurrence of two-third# in amount
of the stock of the corporation.*’ See
Acts of 1881, chap. 17, see. 60, page*
231.
It wif/thus be seen that tho road
can not he mortgaged without the
consent of the (listiict.
The last set oi Mr. IIkerxanb to
defeat the District Hubscription to
the Railroad, has been to aeore; ly
prepare and have printed abroad a
specious circular to be given out at
the last moment, after the newspa
pers had gone to press. A copy of
this precious document hy some
mistake got into the hands of •
Inen 1 ol the Railroad, and has been
Lauded to us. It in conspicuously
headed “To the tax-payer* cl King
wood District 1*’ and is signed "F.
H EERMANS.'*
It is in Ujc main a repetition of
tlie abiuid assumptions and Hrgti
meuts made use ol by Mr. IIHer
mans anil Lt i h Tunnel I on echo, (lur
ing the discussion of the past two
wetkp. It eels out by repeating
the groundless cLarge that the pro
jectors of the road, the in*>n who
iCauiS forward and subscribed Irotn
$1,010 to $2,000 each, au<l who
now favor the subscription, aithou' h
[quite as heavy tax-payers as Mr.
IIEERMANS, distrust the enterprise.
No statement could l e more iiupicb.
able or untrue than that Chales M.
Bishop, James II. Manown. Josepfi
Jackson, James II. Caproll Elisha
III mas ami others who hav al
ready given $15,000, and who would
pay in taxes the hulk of the $25,000
►uhrcription, feet any such distrust.
Mr. flEERMANS admits that six ot
the BeVt n Du eciors of the bank favor
tie suheeiptioo; and ttie admission
is a fatal one to his whole argument.
vYhy were these in-n cbusen hh D:_
rectors ol the bank ? Simply becansy
of their success and standing as bus
iness men. He garbles a quotation
from i he order ot the Court, ly
which he seeks to mislead the j eople
to believe that they will have
to pay the $25,000 whether the
road is completed or not. A careful
reading ol the order itself will show
this to be erroneous.
Mr. IIeermans calls upon the peo
ple of t he district to vote down the
sober ription and organize a new com
pany to build a railroad from Tunnel
ton by way ot King wood to Fair.
chance in Pennsylvania, and says be
wdi eubrcrrbe $1,000 to the *nui
prise.
Now i! Mr. IIekrmaNS really want*
a railroad from Tuun.lton to Fair
chance by way of KmgWood, wLy
.8 he found so industriously seek,
img by erroneous statements, by ap
peals to prejudice, by garble l quo
j ’atior.e, by secrst meetings and ee_
j ciet circulars to defeat the building
J »>f the a Ction of that road between
Kirgwood, and Tunnelton ? Hu ob
ject is to deleat the present railroad
movement, well knowing that if he
succeeds aifs’in. er enter] rises will
be utter.y (Encouraged for many
years to cornu. He cannot escape
t he imputation of insincerity, whi/e
he of poses by such questionable
me#na that which ie claims to be in
! favor of.
—... ..
A KRPORT which, if ini#, It) of Ti.
ftrcHt to * l I he World ha- b«en in
'general circulation through the Ital
ian prata. A picture dealer lecentiy
went frctn Milan to Nice wnh »
nnuber cd jamtu g»,0Dt of which w<«
• m .called "La*t Supper*’ L) I.i,oN
I Ir a \ INct, | aimed in oil upon j
• I•*•'**! twenty fact long and three
! >at wide. The owner wa» glad to1
j **e;| it for $20, and lite j nrci e«er get
• bout clear ing his new |om-m*ioti,i
of whi it i s dt 1 Dot fitertairi a very
high opinion. To hi* nurpr>*<* tie
i cleansing | rt)( eee removed tha oi. '
<*n 1 discloeed he neat ii if, • . if,** elnry
j uoea, H magoiScari t» rnj era painting
t.r,doubted iy eze<ut«»d in tl . fJt ;
teenth rer.tury, woich prover l> I. :
aotning • *• tt.an Leonardo \>\
Vinr i'u original airefch of the irn. j
mortal La«d hujjer. Aa if to re.'
move all •ceptici»rn> it i« declared '
that ti • word* “LFONAfDUH *)a Vin’
ci, | inail May,' ware aiged elite ’
haie of ti.e picture.
• - -~- ... ■■
Tjik Rev. Dr». Ialmaqk last Sau.
«Jny morning described Chat aworth,
ti.** home >,l the Luke ol D«V0Qt>bitr,
»b«* father of Lor ! Cavkndisu. He
describe 1 Jts Lmloric ceiebrity, ite
picUite galleries, 11« architecture,
its ten mi es of garden, ami its etat.
nary.
"It does not eeern possible ” said
he "for ary eoriow to enter into any
One cf thos* four great g*tea. Yet.
I have to tell >ou llml there a k
l°o^, black aha'low lying aero** those
Imwiih. The golden hue Lae ^one
out of the clou i*. and their falling
drops arena diernal as tears. Sor
row leans ag*iiit*t every c*ived piilar,
ami looks out of every upholstered
vnudow and weep* rn every arbor.
The proprietor of that eut*t« hat.
!o-t h « eon—lost him tndvr appalling
circmnst anceu. The iitelee* body
was broilgat ill to the magnificent
palace last Wednesday, and ou
i nuraday, under the wreath of the
Queen, and in the presence of Lords
and Senators and Cabinet officer# and
the pouip of England, carried out,
*s»ie* to ashes, dust to duet. No
wonder the wiio *» wor! I i*u*tiot:kc i
that Lord Frederick Cavkndisb,
on an errand ol peace lioui En.
«Unil to Ireland, lull of the spirit ol
conciliation, ww slaughtered in
broad daylight.
“The count almlary are ecnuring
Ireland arid England for the two
asHamms, watching trains an I iqvp.
terioun persons. I hope tleir vigi.
lance will he eucoesslul, hn* I an
te!l who the two araaesins wen*.
Imp' n i n Imvc no compicuty in tLia
crime. England knows it, Europe
known it, America knows it and God
knows it. Irishmen, impulsive in
nature, wrathful against wrongs, are
as grateful as any people on earth ler
kindnejs, arid when, on the 21 ot
M»y, Willum E. Gladstone con.
qnered himse.f arid hie (Jabinet, an.l
practice ly, eat !; I have no personal
pride in this matttr to gratif/, and,
aa coercion has failed, now let us try
magnanimity/ when the English
Government took that «!et , all the
good Irishmen in lh > world appreci.
at rd it. Wien in t he sf reef a of Du I
uu t n that, him1 m £a»nrday tl.oie
went u[; a shi ut uf greeting as Lord
CAVENDISH lode by, It Was only the
echo of the great leait ot } ail it ode
tha' puluated all through Ireland.
Ireland is no mote resj onstble for
the murder ol Lord Cavendish than
wee the United .St-tfe- h r thr nnu.
der ot President Garfield orth.’
iit Abraham Lincoln. 1 ms hp.-hs.
ination will not hindir the redemp
tion of Ireland a year, or an hour,
unless William E. Gladstone, in
view of ths calamity, si ould lip
thrown of! his tquipoise. But if, as
a uie suppose, the bill of 1 ist Thuis.
d iy lor the rej reimoo of c true in
Ireland and tt.e bill to be j roposed
to_morruW do not me*n what they
pretend to, the represeion ol crime;
if they mean the reversion of The pol
icy of conciliation; it thev mean tne
clenched fi t instead of the oj en
palm, then 1 ha terrific miaraka cl ae_
saasinution has been sucoea-faj.
Tiifc vote rn the bill to impose ad.
ditional taxes on tbs fauna (or In*
support of new officers, says the
New York Sun, disguised as a nieas.
ure to eelabliah a department in the
interest, of agriculture and of uiacv
other things, was inetru ive
The House con*.ate of 293 mem.
berg all told. Ther are t wo v«can.
CHS. Tne entire vote on tljia ndicu.
If U-. id.am was 190; 183 Wile in the
affirmative. Thes-ven negatives ex.
nibited a rare moral cour i.'n, w nich
cannot b.* too much praised, as m
of them worthily represent f«rromg
communities. Ot the 101 absetit**-s
evenly were j aired, leaving thirty,
one unaccounted for. It will ba «#*ei,
that over one.third of the House
werr absent on thu occasion an I
that sort of a! senf esiein has become
so common that many const if ueictes,
and rifteri States, grs not represent * '
in Uie Houap at all on important
votes.
Mecoher* are paid *r.no t1 n!*rie*
lor h fervir.“ which Jo** not «T«r<|i*
m 4ii f m i b morn than
nine month* ir. two ye*ra. They nr*
n)p|'OK» l to be netuni Iy present do.
rir « f he of tb« ffo.jw*, Tvl.cn,
in fact, ti.c r*- ri! <(io»m thu* runre
than one.third r.f tbe number are al.
m «t inventbly ib-"iot — frequently
k mo»t one.half.
The M* crept to excue* llji« nt»r<*r-„
hy tli** pi*4 of pairing ('fT, an
inv otion who. V improper Ir» 1 **if,
\f weal/ 1 iri !"f*t|*ible, hen*'ifc#
.t reduce* tf i er i ee* n * a t i f* fi r>iihe
Houa**, and Hilo” » member* tie op.
porlumly to ap,ir i - *e h* t.rn<. for
w; i they >•* { a. 1 to r nv.U cor _
pern* f l t r | ic*n,i e.
A resolution reqi.ii .r y t he r 4nM
,f el.t rite*-’ to he r*i ? vnm t he Jour,
n -1 daiiV, ae 11 e fiiei [ ml of it
w <11. i *r./»r» en«l 4 pm/tire which je
n.oft j ernintue on leinelafien er d
' ;U‘t to the [ eople.
To a defiled di.ciple who iatvly
fit at hirf feet eagerly dunking it, j
the rij »• political wiadoin tbat f. lij
! from bin |tp«. nays the N*-w Yoik
Ti ihune, hi MON Cameron remark.
#d ; “I would voie lor uu Ox il be
were tbe uominee of my party.” It
w*e Knottier fine old bone who, by
way of wanilekting hie devotion to
Ihe rtHohine, exclaim <t with a voio*
suffused with emotion and nav>
plug.* "If lb# Devil himself euc.
needed in getting the regular nom
ination, by gad, air, he'd get my
vote end influence,' We under,
aland from hi* latest deliverance cn
the subject that Mr. CAMERON does
not gone far au this colaboier ol Lie
•u the field of practical politic*.
Mr. Cameron would bolt the
Devil.. He draws the line at the
Ox.
Ot couies Mr. Cameron employe
the term Ox in it* generic »enve. The
context show* that what be meant
was that there wan no «ort of cattle
capab a of turning his political
stomach or from which be would
withhold the l«tr :♦* OaUieronlan anp
p<;i I, provided only the wac
ub!e hy hook or crook, by ski^i or
brute force, to get away with
a nomination. That's the eort of a
• ta'eeman Simon Cameron ih, ami
Lie eon L)ON — Weil, the eon tekee af
ter the old man. lJON has never
lound any embarrassment in rallying
round ,,n Ox. Some of hie in tlignant
eneimee do indeed asseit tiiat al
though m theory an ibera' iih his fa
ther, Don w i i I bolt a he:\*»t if it fiap.
petia to He a Wole. But this rotuoi
•lands no badly in need ol confirma.
• ion ’hat -we almost regret having al
luded to it.
It ip extraordinary that t-o old and
experiencrd an »b erver as Simon
Cameron does not see the fata lol v
ot (he position w lieh he aniu>nn e#.
To t*-li an Ox — an A h—a D.-nkey—*
h Skunk — that if they will only
manage to captute a convention tney
can count upon the aid and comfoit
of potent ni'ii in their subsequent
canvass, is'.he bluest way to incite in
those arimais ,» wilddea ie for office.
Tlo Ox wouid He content to know
hia lOH'-ler's erit arid \v old not veain j
to browse in i • e pub'ic treasury
were it not for the cctiaciouHnesa t bat
in the face of the pte.einii ent and
i notorious unfitness ot n tut pub:n
| life f • rt y lea lers ol tlie Camlbun
j school will bark any soil (f rumi_
riant quad"uped that know-* now lo
\ pick up delegates.
A l1’ rm l.uj-hi who ! r<! i qnired a
command rl Rngdah in ten emy I*h.
•ot.e, by way ol giving expression to
hia love ol natme, exclaimed; ”0
Dja'!au ] like '/.* no ve, ne hordes,
7.0 el eep, and anythin.; el*,- || rtl is
1 beaut I v ’ Mr. Cameron's d-cl traiion
concerning his reiatnine ti» iheOx in
poll! ice t "Cai'a t his story. II h school
seem not above heu3tly joiitioil
met hod •
Major Robert Tansill, ol Piince
William Countvq V.i., formerly an
< fhcer in t tie Federal Army, and af
terwards a Colonel in the Confe h-r_
ate Set vice, and who, during thu re_
cent campaign m Vugi i.i, w.ih a
pronoiiDCt d Readjuster, lias wilt,
ten «i ieitri in winch he a verely ar
raigns Senator Maiione for hiH re.
cent vote, the etlaul ol wuicii is to
prevent ex .Conlederate Soldiers
Irom holding eonimi* i.jca m ij;<.
United States Army and Navy.
Major PaNNILL declares that Sena
tor Maijone by this v its ‘exhibited
a degrto and kill 1 of politi a* ingrat
Mud- arid wrong which t qua Is ;{ it
dries not transcend any to be found
m the histoiy o‘ our fal en racf.
This ch ange and cruel «'•! m fatal,
a* It ought to he, to C-t Dial Ma.
HONK/a po.itical prospects, so lar as
Virginia i« concerned, unless the
people of the Stale have un’orta.
tia’ely degenerated so a« to he cap,.
h » of the deg: edation of imitating
the rervile nature and »x»rnrle ol
t he dog. in Jir ki> g the hand t hat
•mile* ar I <{ egrad s s li,(-m.'» B
cone tiding, M"j >r TanmIjL detlaren
tfiat no itn i^h hIiIh ex u*ie can l>e
advanced ' >r General Mmi ink's un
natural and detest aide tMachety to
his old friends and compatitors in
arine."
Mr. William Hknky Hawle. oi
I’hiU 'tlpliiM, upon l»< ir « inf,>r med
of >>i#* noinirmli',n by t h«> Republican*
Jor Supreme J id/e of Pcnneyivunn
ih quote 1 l*y t e Philadelphia l'rcm
•" Baying. "I «rn rio 8f»lv'art. 1
Ji«vh 1. I)ON (,’AMKROM blit time
j tiro#* in my Ilf.-, but be know* w* |
I my f>i inioi. of linn fur good or ill..
Bftuch >'Oo I mmI join** i I, »t» in ail of
ii«. I hnv» told him that >i h power
corny to mi tn<i— i*’* on If %
'jo-nlioR ol time, lie ooenn't m._
ilcrMainl Mulberry Slllbr's Prac
tical Politics*# lie in .Hipuipif),
I cor Hunt thing* on Uobf.rt \Val
! poll's | an in Ivigland. Ilm p0|.
j itie* I belli y i to t ¥ damnable, »r,i!
j'bia hM,iel m well under it.nod by
j Mr. CaHEROH nr.d L s fiigtidV
.J——— i i -
Mh. George William Curtis in
Uaiprrt Weekly, nays: “Mtaiwart
i*m ha* lost »li original stg' ifioance
ll lias ceased to mean secti on -i!i^rn.
and new means spoil*. But what
dots Half.Breed mean ? Spoils is n
word which describee a radical and
perilous abuse of a<iiuir»iatrariou.
Do*-e Halt.Breed mean uncorupio.
in.Bing hostility to that a hue? ? Ii
not, it does not involve *:.y j unci,
p'.e, arid ib merely a lortn of f ► reotui
politics, If it means only a desire
♦ hat the spoils thou d still bo ujed,
but fo. different cliques and p^reoDs,
it offers no reason why those who
w;eh to abolish the ryetem of spoils
should he very earnest to bear the
name, St ai wart ism la organized
upon the abu.?e which is now the
sole secret f.1 us strength. It can
he BiK-resafully opposed only I’y an
organization based upon the princi
ple of <1 stroyirig the abuse. If the
p;dionage of [ lace may te rightfully
used iu a peraoral or partisan inter
est, how can the Administration he
blamed for using it in that wav?
Undouble«lly, as we said last week,
Mich a course div dee the party fe_
tally, and su endangers Republics
xscendency. But until if is i IIa r_
Breed doctrine that the vast num.
her of minor non. polit "oI p'acrs
should be taken out of politics, what
principle does the w ird represent?
Conscience an 1 Seward Whiggerv
meant active hostility to the rr_
crotch roe ids o! slavery. When
II ill. Broe ! raeaiiB active Ipt iiity t o
to the spoils system, it wil! 1 •scribe
a great at d growing pm tv.”
Tuk Front Royal (V*.) fl'cwJjvi.
t*r,lei elofui •• :* f>taur;ell or . ui ot 1 L»*
Readjust ei I’.uty, ■*,*, <- liioriwliy
in 11k Ih'( i»-^;i►»* "Mi n ui*\ r till fol
low !\* ajjon j-:. r.fdl t l:t y wi •, iur g !
hi II 'V (vii | r. fii bv bun, evm iii'O
' l;c i «r»l<p oi t; <: Republican Patty,
•'lit tl.**»*.• la till P.H1MK l.f l-t in vir
tue It it it: l l.t ci i tit ty, and t iiert ai t
t olili roti—and il,* :i number urn
ilicrtt.rit jr dull\—who ginti-ily pm _
111 e lip n j i i * ■* r- tl i! t h j i h t to < I o a
w rung. Ti.i n i i-fntH to 11' 1 low ‘I I e
title j.- i t. ti t of lVrn*.l u; f.’ and the
< • t L* < i i t * i ’ any longer.
B: m-.mii I mh f< pu i‘.8 beat days ,n
Ameiii'iin jiol 11 u°. Ti-ote fetlown
itv a i Hpotled, an t ihrir mi‘cbin;»_
i ions will cotiie to Tl e
•- >K ft u till H ii«--Vt: i a j.1 er, | :.ll)!:si,ed
i Biaixi (J uri II J *. Vt , h IP-O
t ai ii d o r »• < i o .'.t*oator M.wionk,
■> ni.t uno* * that >. tl* r n w i 1 be *■ ,!
f 1 at a I)t :n u- r ■->i - R *a ! j -IP f ei ; _
f er* "r"I 1 1J "*■ Pi lo li’.» nle «-:d
0 p. ronri )mv>r.
J iit'rk is a inii>t.1 le in Julian*
po.r".M, tin* D-rj’i. i .»■ a Laving
up.
t ti wine 1 t.o |>ii( 11, no toil, a tinu fj:: y
"'l au- .Soi'at is it ste.ad in* t>.venty
llv**. Too Oil! !,t «.: nn piovoba
,l'h’ 1 alJ ll.i* ti.imii. m ot 111.«t body
rll.dl Le e! <ti*l ♦ v.*j y t VO V. air.
* i■Pro ar«, 11:*=■ r i I >;• • . t.\vmit y . |i ve
•Sroalorg »-:i!i! i — i i,> rot» jj, |;,*< [.e*xt.
R'V'* a t It I <*. B ’ i.,i* apt a I 18 1
! ” .S' ..I • el.-’ tin ns Jrotu
10V, iaa Lid
'lungiu^
wv- villi-, io *\viVe:
at the fret on to La Le/
ii. N iVeuibei, 1-viJ, “.i!| (X.
gtlna vaoiticiei in ifjj »»:»J „!) 0f.
ficpp * Lp teiinp.' w oh wi i exori
l>e!<>te l! ? next general ehotioi
(bereaft pi ■ *> i r
I Let Aims ol tl - ■ live S:
tore f^ectp 1 in l-f O vrt■: ,.Spm. ,r
0 tober, iSSl. n ‘S 'ore the „ox
i,pirral tin:', '.vhiob will not on,
nii '.ml il iN'j-, • ; i*. r m tbit year, : hi
DpOIOCI H iH Cl «im t bit II PI (1 »• f* til,. ,.,M
t l}PSP VflCrif lift UtllHl r : filled
•* I art ion it- yp«r. They will 4C
ford i l y 1 i in late t arididat'-a |r,
1 ' p P | 'to fie* rl. O Republic*/,
will not do mi, and, of rouise, 1 i
Democrats ntOli;e«8 Will be I«d
UtfiTFD 3t»i ea Senator Mitchr:.r,,
o( iVin.ajIv^u, liMH fnrnifibrd Jur
ju liortl; 01* the lolowu.p «11 h f a r < h
*>? If inPft'uiriHV as' nr*Hfnr.n
" m i<-1 -1'rr» fiorn M jr,r Georof
^ • Mf.fiihk, | « ilmflplfr at Welle.
'10 1 ">* {-< »it<ty, ]annonticin#
if'iiiMri 1 e im a 1 ait for h maea cop..
v»m I on t <1 he I pltf at l |,at place MHy
JO I A it | | t t.v»* liif S ' 1 a t tii ’« pnei! ion
in iHRaril to I ha II amahur# tith'-f,
*'"1 rr,i*,r,K an t vt i whelinrtR
mm port f.t that pt Pit 100 \ y the He.
put.Hear > (-1 i ir.ya County;
“VN AMllNOTt'N, May 13. H "
“M »jt»r Cifor^t! >V. Merrick, Wtillgbt ro,
fJie'M in mtpify and t rr r trllimpWt.
\ tin vt dontall for pence. \ nt war in Iner.
•tab It—iit,i upon men, hot tmdl
ilttift* who hate I/.h-k d Mu m- Iv.-a p» ho
ut t « it* tin- c uhc t<» curry f. f,v ,r hi
tiii.uH.prn, niaoliinPm, and tlx upk of tli<‘
ppoila pyMetn to Iwletr r tip a *talw.«r|.
it nrj Mion. 1 tun ngahiHt tide t-tcry where
and torAer. 0 1 a plain (ip'rio'lc. tlufy
to ,»iil iown Him atdw.iri wligircny at
* 1*y C**M. that »rin It* puliliCMiiiaiii and tin*
lit-pub'if. • Pt lf lit y livi- »Mi *»i. ivt*. Or.
K"»i7.h’ OryititM I Work and fitht to
tt.c tad. John I Miichm.i. ’’
-
IHf nominalioiih m i le by
Ire Republican* of Rennet I v <nia
L.v* elicit'd a tUaiitod fitirn t|,e
lea'in# Dea.oci at it; | a;rr« of the
State lor the LOUiii.i.ticu 1 y the
SBB
■W(l* _■
18852.
*•*".*' -J? «y>
SPRING 1882.
.
"V"- ' v.< X.«. '
Our Store is new crowd* 1 v. th NEW : ! REASONABLE GOODS
which we are prepared lo < If i at c fier} ,n.i i*^ y good bargains. * .
XTST 03EIY GOODS
We are prepared to . fT-r a g. o ’ i-~ <f B * • \ hM! Uub'eached Mus
lins, Sb**etinj2«, Tickings, C‘,ie-l*4. Ci.~vi.if >( Trinfa. GinHbatn8,
■ToWe. mg, fable Linen in X tit:.■ *^ Ked-, and lower gfadaB.
X>JE3.3E2@S C3rOO>Xȣ3
In all the Lateet, N**w»pt ai.d Mont T)e« ini e .Styl-a. A SPLENDID
LlNE of Black and Colored i'aet inn* Bui.tiling, Lawns, &c.
Hosiery. Gloves, 'l ie-, R bbons, Hamburg Edgings’and'
Notions in lai ge vanet t-s li additiOi lo
ether Great Bargains, VV(. continue to
idler tLe greatest di.ve ot
the season
<g:sl.<o> tjtx jrar <z3r -
W* LT *lll“rR*1,?°"l‘ M‘»'» »“■> OlotlnuR, »„J will
Clothing 10 psr oeni. cheat i thun >re iu the county.
Don’t Fail to Examine our Custom Made Shoes
AUde to our order, out ol the Fn.est Stcck, and are the best
made and neatest tilting bhoe in the maikel. J
'Cs A <* >
: "
AND SOYS’
and Wool aud Straw Hats
.a. nivvuTirn, i.itsiz < >iy
LADIES’ TFIMMED AN«> UNI RIMMED HATS.
CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS OF THE LATEST STYLES.
REMEMBER
;.,l; • y*; *»» entr rely fresi 1 * rock, with
r; 11NG KLW. A lu i « id comulet b line of
EVERY
Ev e ry fody ia invited to c t i I and exintiiiH to h:.i n.vn i-^cticn.
COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED,
i i wl.icii the Ili^ht'ot I’i iu*'s w.U be ptid.
I Y & HUTCHINSON.
1'' -i I i i f til I',? ftr n .»»• • t. i iclt j‘ I
j he, wit bout r*. u <1 to tli«
■ ’- 'M of the u^p.rto'H within t *t» '
j-rty. For the G'venoibhip the,
1JHt:je if Hon. CllARLi;8 jI. BuCiC-v. j
I.t. v l- now ImVoi nhiy iru-i itioued, b e
to nr-tv , alii'My, ('ttftract.fr, courap-*, i
I'lC-Vrfi CMpHi-jt.y e:,<l khO.vlrdgO o’!
j'tti lc tf ’’is i i» wiped m Inn !a._
v t o t I c J i.iji of t r,e S.i_ .
pi..i i.'ourf, Ji i p * Ia’DLOW, r.f
1 «■■-'} ■ * urged, and the '
j l’t*' ‘Oir-ij M Himes clai/na th it il he
| '*■ IKMII'I -i'cI In* wj,| carry that r',t \
I nv a maj nil y o: 120,000 over hn
. P •j'ljSl.cuM competitor.
Look Out for the Washer,
S ART IS &WHITELEY,
ot I> uiv.llo, Vn., I) ,v i <jc lociit.it ni (lii.
|»l«c» for-i short while, will show to the
people of this county
I ho Celebrated Curtice A< tiv
W ashor.
■ They claim to hue iho most I’EKFKfT
| " AMI KK as has vet ».< i n int rodio# .1.
N > \\ • • ii ru.; amt te ni irotelothes Any
I'hiel Oflrnse it. They will ho fom.il at
tlio Joihin llotiko. [iu- IJ
j NOTIGS TO FARMERS
Evansvii.i.r Wo i.kn Factory, >
i Evassvii.mc, W Va , Mvrti 81. >
I .k no , r’ iron i s in t Ui • {’ , •
th iT we ii ,7 • j,uv. h i ed u I pined m on,
[ f jehiry new and impr-ved muimx rv.
1 tluref.i'i1, */■ ice a*il,« to romp' *o v t.
i any factory iri tii • s it. h in niAt«:> r
1 woolen 4 sals. We irive the
| Highest Market Price fo_» W .
i poll BO' (is very low. Wo do m o.
facturing it v • ry ),; v rati a.
F inn* r • kji v ns s c i i
,mt81 fj J. BOWMAN A; SON.
THE PEOPLE'S LIBRARY
I* the only one o ut lining original A mnr
ican s'oricH by M iv Anil's I-’ ombi n.,
oth<*r popular NtiPior*. Two hiinUod
mimbi;r* now ready The following mi
recent i*»ue*. in largo type:
* ‘ Price
X! f In* .Secret Morrow, by May A -
up* Fleming
M l’.iiiii in Murry, by M.»v Ag
up* Fleming
Iv«*| Lynne, by M r*, Henry
Wood . H
•10 Dofu Thorne -
11 Plunder* of a IVmlifu) M»n, 1iv
the author of A IlmI hoy'*
I>1- ry •>
171 Oseiic WlldoV Poem* »
I M Wedded a d Purled, by the an*
tlmr i f Iiora Thor no «,
III Nninn KMiMixtaii, try AlphofiPO
hamlet
1 17 Tom York o'* Legacy. I>y
ward u troll
l.rQ'Toin Tlddior'a U round, Iv
< flmrlo* IMek« i’* . ^
IH2 Weaver* and Weft, by ML* M,
L. Itraddon - >
Wmiinrion, by ^ iiarlcH
•
IM A Mater'* Maori flee, by Mary
Cecil Hay . ‘ •
108 Nlm Iv-o mi oiioice rending* and
red;nlion*, No, d «
ani
10c
aon
<Wtl
|0e
. un
ion
10e
b'o
10c
l.'.e
10c
10,
lOo
The l’!'>i!M,H'H LIRftAUY i* Ilm
inenl |*ipllbir, bocaii-e ji coni dim
many original *b>ri< * by A in rlean mi
Ibor*. Mold by all now*d-ab r*. ,.r nn.il.
od mi receipt oflJ eon’* fm Mni,|„ mid
‘2S cent* lor double number*. '.*k your
newsdealer (or it. J
.1. S. fMHI.VlK, .V CO , Publisher*,
^ L'* x if«7.J Ytm Ko e Hi., New York#
Feb. 24 I’.ll
For flrn el hh S'eMooery, enen *• icjicr
n< te, rad bill tenie,Platen rnt*.• nyelnpra
Carrl* Ac., I ft 4. Ami;h r flier' ip he* •
ipiarb ra
Farms for Kent and
Lands for Sale
> * . r il (Arms for
"t. He iiUn oll.M's to sell hi* uuiir««
pr .v. I 1 in.I- in lots to suit purchaser*
at low li^uivj* an I on liberal credit.
'\ M. <4. it HOW N.
Commissioner’s Notice.
- J" '• l‘.Martin, Administrator of
**a■ jut 1-airlii.x, tlet'i used, jilamtitl'
Vs.
,v in:>n, A ■. n inistralnr of the
pets-m.il • * .i*a*Khzi|IO||t I,. Fairfax,
fax, Franklin
• 1’ l am \ Ben j n,in F. Fairfax
’ ' . Moi ui
, —r/1, r ' ,,B'' huslmnd, Sarah
■ Anio.,1 :tn< I Krwln Arnold her
Iiiislmn.l. Annin 1, Helms and James
H. He.in- her husband. Mary E. Con
Vv *■ *'‘'oil lev her husband,
< •■•Ho. \ Fa.rtax Itiickuer It. Fairs
oi i F,,nine.,lore l\ Fairfax, chil
'V1!" "■* 1,1 " * »»t law of \v illlain
1 I. Junes B. J ’airfax,
‘ *'• Vickory mot
< hai : s K. \ joA.itrry bor husband, Sarah
K. r .iiilux, Ivi/.ihoth 10. Scott and S.
M. Scott her husband, children aril
. !r" ,M'>‘,k,‘rr •'"wirfax, deceased,
•. I|n Martin. Muivoilus K, Mm
t i ■•, <) 11 v or 11. W. .Vi art In, Andrew J.
.Martin, John A. Cooler and Albert
< ’■ rdor, children and heirs of Marv I*.
1 «ru.., I a to '.o', it. Fairfax deceased,
■J" ' ' • ^mn* Alp unis F. Mavmond,
.1 dia A. I.i y an<1-Lacy hr r
husband, all heii at law of Elizabeth
I, . 1'airias, decease I, dt feudality,
IN EQUITY.
lly a deer o rondo, • I bv the Ciroui
>J i •■ ton Conn tv, West Virgin!*,
111 toe ab \ui 'ittioned cause on the li’Jil
lav or April 1**2, it w„s adludicod,
dcr, d and duet. - I that <’otmnissloqer
■•. I Hawih rue do fftrlhor proceed and
v ® • mte the i rdor oi refereno*
l.eii in, in'rcto( ro partisllv executed by
■ ' Mnmissioner, and that said order
• o now on) ir. o . so other leins ami
i • i „' s oil - aid land, i i any, |,e a seer*
d i. tio i.•: further adjudged,
• '■ ■* i and decreed that the eieditois
i Hie . slate of the a dd F izabeth L.
' , ’.r,Vx 1,0 eonvruierl In this cause, nrul
i Ibis cans.* f«>r that purjMisc bo refers
ie l to said (’otnmissioner Hawthorne
who in directed when exeeutinK said
ordc • of r lerctiee, to ascertain anv lien*,
i* f»th i eh itv, - mi«mi i n i. and
i il-o Mild IIle proof or the same, and
tep »rt the order anrl priori!y of the same
witl, his re,.,„ t upon tho subject of the
former reierencf.
fi mmimionkh’h office, 7
Kingwood, VV. Vh., April Ti, 1882.]
Th»* pirtlo« to the nbove mentioned
will ti e nm ice Unit I nhflll.no
" 1 v* Wli liny of May. |K#2, at
»mv ' llir*** a( r» - ml. pr/jcrnl fo
tlio iiltoyo immiM' decree of reference.
■I. II. HAWTHORN k’,
C'ointnimlon«r,
.Miim iS'irtOii I’iivne, Attorney for
plum I iff. J
Noaco to Creditors.
To (lie Creditor* of K,ll/..»hetli I,. Knirfex,
fo piir«ii:incc of a decree of the Circuit
J,""' **f bounty,ma lem eauae
1 'cp in pending to milijeet the real citato
” ^ » ••• **• cl I, |„ Fairfax, to the
pn tnent of her tleh a, you urn required
to |.|. cut y< >• elfiimt, „K dm! the Maid
Fti-/. •hell, I, I ;i'rt ix for Adjudication to
y 1 ’ *■* f- " IhoroM,(’ninmi^n|f»nnrt at
|i, ti /. >||,| <notify,on or l*oforo
tl.e V. h day of May. |«*t2.
Wime * Smith Crane.' Clerk of mill
' ourt, tl.ii 2nth iliv of April, Ihh2.
SMITH ( iIa.VK, C.'ork
& u : ..»r own t./rm. 0.
> 'dflt free. No rink. Every
Mvyl'i'wT!;., not
him/ new.
cd. We will furnish yon every
H irnr. M-inyuro funklm* fortune* T.adtea
hi ke n- much *»9 men, »nd l.ny. and girl*
nnkesre.il pif. Render, If yon want a
''U‘irn pi n* tvhle|» yon ran innkeso nt pay
«d the time von work, write for pnrthu
’ye toll. M a r.r.ijTT <fc Co, I*ortl*r>(*
Mnine.
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