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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-09-22


This i3uo OF nc AC" Us was pIin. et in
our new Office. and we deem IL bu, iua-
iice 20 Did farewell inc Old one n G
ole, once in which we have neen DO a
ioas,et ant. roHen, tick hungry mac
tired and lay.
We have Dassod mauv mon,h s IN llio
"old duh3eoa" and duling that tim @
many So nge things have happened be =
meath its ''hole-v" roof, and we mud tha [
our old, wofn-out pencil refuses TO do ,
scribe the scenes a, we Witnessed them
but still some mldo such deep Impress.
'ops upon ouf memo v that thew VIII re.
main there as long as we remain here.
Tue building seems TO have been y ien-
dc vous FOR va ious foI ms e. ca ion.
such rs bugs, lie mosquitos, gna =.
and last bat no least. bv a long wavs.
1C". We have l:nowu bugs 20 come in
TO he n"eD1 ,Oom a0G ask we.her s :
wasn't pre- " hard work TO int pace <.
get copy, and then walk off as though
they owned the whole shan,y," nevea
thanking or paying us cent, compell-
ing us, thereby 10 place them upon our
long list ofdolinquents.
The hies that visited the building wero
of the most intelligent character, but
they were too industrious TO prosper, as
they were always attending TO other peo-
Pies business and insulting subscribers
when they came into tho Office by tell
ing them that the editor was dead broke
and war ted people TO pay in advance.
However, the hios made good, whole
some food for our spider.-one Of the best
local reporters ever in Kingwood' That
spider was a fine looking fellow, wearing
burnsidcs aud viewing the world from q
true philosophers stanu point and alway
ready for an argument. He could show
III fa,lacy ola Republicans argument
in every particular, and If he was ap
preached upon any subject with which
ho was not familiar he would crawl dow n
upon the table and ask our permission TO
consult Webster and IL would moi be
long until he was ready 10 prove his 30
siuOn. lie was great follow 10 read,
borrowing books wherever he could ind
them, and always stealing our bost ex-
changes especially Scribuer aud tue
North American Reve and after
week or two return them with "a column
Of criticisms written out. with ihstruc-
tiOns TO send him Tao proof for revision
before publica, ION. The poor fellow
came to q sad end few mornings be-
fore we mOved--h0 and ho devil" were
diving into moiSph Vsics, the argument
was deep and intcres ing, but the devil"
la.N hf Ia cttf aud Io tyaa al. gf.o,,..f..f
with himself that he comm led suicide.
Certainly tho highest minded rats that
over had existence lived Jon that office
they wero evidently rats OF great minds
minds tn do anvtD NO. We set traps
for nem time or two and caught n few;
but they made such fine music on the
wires or the trap with thoir tails that we
thought 10 wrong TO take such talented
musicians out OF the world and we let
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-09-22

They have waiter girls in Wheel
ing, and they have editors there
who talk about them.
The road leading from the Nor
gsntowa pike to Mr.. Heermans gate
has been McAdam,zed.
Five Illicit disiilleries were de-
stroyed IN Tucker county last week
by Deputy Collector Jeffrey's, OF
Grafton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-09-22
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-09-22

sub pa'roc,n.o Saneti Beatissimas
Msriae Virgins Sponsi, spud Howes-
vile vulgo nuncupatum German
Se'tlemen prOpe Kingwood COLO
cayit angulerem.
Eduai DO NJ. Ii okev, Pas.ore.
Joanui Cooke,
SlmeOne MsJ'nSlv, Curato-
Ferdinando Gufn, ribus.
Henri Barlow,
el6napGo Guth,
Georgia Mes, Ian nidis.
Jodnni Fla rel,.
Roberto MeCsGs v ct Sociis, Fa-
bis i .'as.
NeLATIoN:
On the l6;h, Sc oiemb er and ies-
tivol oil The Seven D1lofs OF the
Blessed VIRGIN Mary, Plous TX be-
ng Sove ii "a PonnT; Rutherford
T. HAYES being Presideat OF thu
United States; Henry NJ Mathews
being Govs'oor of West Virginia,
the most ,llustrious aud most rev.
erend John Joseph x IN, Bishop OF
Wheeling. assisted by Eev. Daniel
O'Conaer, Rev. John Walters, Rev.
T. A. Boyce, Rev. L, NJ Jicksv, IN
The lesence o large crowd 'srt
tbls nef stone. under the pat' on
eGa o. 81. joseph the Spouse OF the
BLESSED VIRGIN, at Howesvile.
known es the 'Gei man Set, element,
near Kipgwood Edward M. HEX
ey, P,stor; John Cooke, Simeon
Msthngey, Ferdinand Guth. Com
mi''se; Henry Carlow. Ferdihsnd
Gntb, George Myt,s, John Farrell.
one cute 5; Robert McCaderty
& Co., builders; & names OF parish
toner's.
Altogetber il was day ong %
be remembered by these whose good
fortune it was to witness the solemn
and IMPOSING ceremony. ..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-09-22

Ga last Saturday night boy
about sixteen years OF age. sou OF
Hugh X erns, who lives about three
miles west Of Portland, was injured
by the cars about three miles east Of
Rowlesburg. HIS injuries proved
fatal, dying Monday morning.
We direct the attention OF our
readers to an article in this issue
taken from the MorgsHtoSu Post.
entitled "Anoth her Shot on the II.
q" 1t should be OF as much inter
est TO Prestonian as TO Mouon-
gslian.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-09-22
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$3.50; six months, rs; four months, 90
cents.
To nasi-Teside5ltS OF The county-One year,
~ ,65-the 10 cents extra being charged
to pr spay POSTAGE six months, So cents:
three months, go cents.
Our terms are cdSa n ddUdJicc, there
fore all papers will be stopped at the ex-
piration of the term OF subscription, I'M
less renewed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-09-22
B. AND o. Il. r.
TRAIN TIME AT rUNNELToN

TRAIN TIME AT TUNNEL TON.
EASTWARD BOUND.
No. I, ll:22 Z. NJ. Don't stop
5, 1918 A NJ Daily.
Z. AGO Z. NJ Daily except Sunday
SO, 5:47 A NJ Way train,
WESTWARD hound.
No. ?, 6:lO \. NJ. Don't stop.
:, $3.50 do. Daily
6, ll.37 do. Daily except Sunday.
10, 5:l5 Z. NJ. do.
q, 1927 \. NJ. Way Train,
AIN TIME AT PORTLAND.
GOING EAST.
NC. 1, II 90 z. NJ. Daily.
), IL II y do
Z, > 10 Il NJ. Daily except SundSy
80, As A NJ, Way train
GOING WEST.
No., II A NJ. Dairy
:, ? 81 do. DO.
8, 10 - do, Daily except Sunday
10, l6 Il NJ Daily.
80, IS a NJ way train
The way train east l. always from
To hours late-usually about two.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-09-22

No mail from the West res che d
tins place Wednesday. This 10 TIE
first occurrence OF the kind tor som .
time.
j. W, Parks is having extenaiy =
improvements made on tho ground ;
surrounding: bis residence. He vii
have McAdamIzed walks and drive S
throughout the grounds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-09-22

~ ~NNNN 1NANA VI 0AA
readers to au article IN this issue
taken from the Morgsntoxu Post.
entitled Another Shot on the n.
g." 1t should be OF as much inter
est TO a Prestonian as TO Mouon-
ssian.
tCom nRnica Ell.
Rev. G,lbelt Rogers. of Pleasant Il.
circuit. was sudderiy a',aet ed wi,hve V
serious illness, at C,anhe', ' Summ's.
last week. The most sene Gus. GA -
tian hoSpi,ph'v. and nulSul-. aS also
professional sk'u. were supA,ied nili ia
his iDe o; neeG ~ jno. \. Pee and
wife u Il ey, VIM. A. Mct, ~, aad
othelc eos. he : now slowly ecover-
Ing.
We call a en- ION 90 ne advo .Sene,s
o. ,ao Cine rrg i y 80, % be fou vi IN In =
i-s,r . .he \ ! be Weekly N'o..'iS
a la'Se e .,u,- page D. pe always III q,
oHe O ,he most welcome VS. O = our
- Hc -. Al c ~ use, Icing cos The Al
Gus we would advise YOU, bv all mean>
20 give The Ga tia'. anG ,ben, win
Two 5000 paper in your fam V, you
wit ne posted in ga u 20 all local a'd
general even ;.
To all persons who will agree 90 write
no the local news OF their respective
noighoo. mood. each wrek, or The ARGUS.
we will send ,hem "A copy of the paper
fee and paw all postage on letters. W riio
and les us l.aow W ether YOU will accept.
A great manv pc sons from Kingwood
We're a. townsville las, Sunday 20 WI .
ness Inc LAYING OF zoe co ner-S,one OF the
Lew Catholic chui ch o. rh.d place. See
proceedings elsewhere in this pape-.
One Of re most deiiS bi,ul ocial even :
OF the Sc. ON ooS place on Friday eve
ning ms, Il, ,no residence of Colonel w.
j. EovSe. No. 100 Olive street. where Oc-
cidelta lodge ancient o Ger of uuJco
wo kmen, AVE fes wat 10 members OF
,ho olCe i'm his city. All OF the CITY
LODGES were 'eD' esented by members ard
their ,dmiljcs, and from 10 o 200 pc sons
were gathered i'm the rooms of Colonel
EO"se slacious house and in The VA a.
pbe 'e vi ies were kept up until mid
II a.. Colonel and NJ =. Royse did the
hohO 8, o ne occasion i'm their usual ex
ce' e'l and hos - aole manper, AID al'
W no We = in a. rnuance retrGned 20 ,heir
home 'i',p .yp'eI. co with he e1te -
t.dne",. &c 'O' (.'oJ Ssliiet
81 q
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-09-22

Roberto MeC.G, ct Soous, Fa-
bis Il ,as.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-05-24
House Bill No. 6a. 1

CHAPTER LXXXIv. An Act in Alteration of an Act Relating
 to Civil Actions.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
 Representatives in General Assembly
 convened:
 SEoTIoN1. When the defendant in any action brought to the Superior Court. or Court of Common Pleas, held in the counties of Hartford, New Haven, or Fairfield. is an inhabitant of this State, and absent from the same at the time of the commencement of the action, and does not return before the day on which the writ in said action is returnable, such action shall be continued for the period of three months, and if he does not then appear, by himself or attorney, judgment by default may be rendered against him: but if he is not an inhaitant of resident of this State at the commencement of the action, and does not appear and answer to the action by. himself or attorney, then the court shatl continue it for the period of three months from the return day of the writ in sald actIon, and may direct notice of the action to be given to the de- fendant in such mode as it may judge expedient; and If he should not then ap- pear. by himself or attorney. judgment Dy uoAault may U0 Touu6r6U aS8lnSt nm.
 Sec. 2. In all actions by foreign attach ment, brought to either of the courts mentioned in said first section, if the de-. fendant does not appear, any garnishee may be admitted to defend his principal: but If the defendant is not in this State. and does not appear, by himself or attor- ney, and the garnishee does not appear to defend, the court shall continue the &C., ton for the period of three months from the day on which the writ therein is re. turnable, and may order such notice of the action to be given to the defendant as it shall keem proper, and If the defend should not then appear. then, unless some special matter be alleged for further delay, the cause shall come to trial.
 Sec 8. So much of sections eighteen and nineteen of chapter five, of title nine- teen of an act relating to civil actions as inconsistent herewithe is hereby repealed; and this act shall take effect from its pas sage.
 | Approved, March 12, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-05-24
House Bill No. 146.l

m-AAPLkR LxXvII.
 An Act in Alteration of An Act Concern
 ing Civil Actions.
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of
 Representatives in General Assembly
 convened.
 SECTION L In all actions by an axecutor Or administrator for injuries resulting in death from negligence. such executor or administration may recover from the par ty legally in fault for such injuries, just damages not exceeding five thousand dol Iars. to be distributed as in provided in the section Rine. chapter six, title nine- teen of the general statutes. revision of fSTTs prOrided, that no action shall be brought upon this statute but within one year after the neglect complained of; aud Pr0ridcd. further, that if suit for the in- luKiea cansed by such neglect shall be pending when the death occurs, and the exeeator or administrator of such deceas- cd person shall enter and prosecute the same to final judgment, ,.the damages re- covered m such suit shall be distributed as provided in said ninth section.
 Sec q The third section of part seven- teen. title nineteen, chapter seventeen, of the general statutes, and all other acts or parts of acts inconsistent herewith, are hershy repealed
 Approved March 12, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-05-24
(HOuse Bill No. 2e7.l

Am Act Relating to the Principal of the
 School Fund. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assem- bly, convened:
 SECTION l. The Commissioner of the School Fund may. at his discretion, with the written approval or the Treasurer and GnmptEuller. sell any of the bans stock hslonging to the school fund, and he ahnll invest the amount received for the same in the first mortgages on real estate. State bdads. or the bonds of any city, eOwn. or borough of this State.
 Approved March 12, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-05-24
House Bill No. 230.1

CHAPTER LXxXIH.
 An Act relating to Seal of Town Clerks. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
 Representatives in General Assembly
 convened:
 SECTION l. That each and every town in this State, and every town that may be Incorporated, shall provide itself with a seal Said seal shall contain the name of the town and State aud the word "seal, Y" and shall not be- altered.
 Sec. ?. It shall be the duty of the Town Clerk or his legally qualified assistant. to affix the seal of said town to alL certified copies of the record, and no fee shall be allowed for affixing said seal . Sec 3. No copy of record hereafter cer- tified by the town clerk of any town or his legally qualified assistant, shall be deem- ed valid in law unless the seal of said town shall be affixed thereto.
 Sec, 4. All acts and parts of acts incon- sistent herewith are hereby repealed, and this act shall take effect on and after the fourth day of July, A. D. 1877.
 Approved, March 12, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-05-24
.[House Bill No. 67.1
 CHAPTER IxxTx

CHAPTER LXXIX.
 An Act Relating to HIghways. Be ik enacted by the Senate and House of
 Representatives in General Assembly
 convened:
 SECTION I. That whenever the necessa. " material for making or repairing any public highway cannot be obtained with. out great inconvenience from land seuues. tered for highways, but may be found on land abutting on the highway other than m home lot, the Sslectmen of the town in which the highway to be made or re- paired is situated, may take such material from said land upon payment to the own CT thereof. of reasonable compensation therefor.
 Sec. 2. Before any material for the mak- ing or repairing of any highway shall be taken. under the proceeding section, the compensation to be paid therefor shall have been determined either by an aCree- ment between the Selectmen and owner. or by a committee to be appointed in the manner provided in section thirty-three. of chapter seven, title sixteen, page 236. of the general statutes; and the proceed ings in the appointment of, and before and committee. and their powers and du. ties. fhall be regulated and determined by said section: proUided, they after said compensation shall have been so deter mined. said maternal shall not be taken until the town shall have approved the transaction at an annual town meeting or . special town meeting called for that pnrpnme. if the oaner of said material shall withon one month thereafter make request in writing that the town shall take action thereon.
 Approved March 12, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-05-24

PAssxD AT THE JANUARY SESSION OF THE
 aMMKRAL ASSEMBLY, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-05-24

Once or twIce week. Plants or Flowers packed and sent to any place the line of the Rail Road or Stage route shall keep few plants foe sale at the store of E E. Champlin. Orders for plants or flowers can be left there, or at the Post Office.
 J. l.. PLUME. Lhch6eld' April 10th, 1877. 2tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-05-24

''Now I will read you few lines from Shakespeare" remarked wag at dona- ton party, and he picked up "Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy" and read away like steam engine. ''That's from sAs You Like It. remarked a gentleman in the corner. "Lovely. isn't it" chimed in young miss. s.Wonderful man, sir. that Shakspear!'' confdentially remarked one of the deacons to the pastor. ''Stop!" said the reader. suddenly; ''ladles and gentleman. pardon my mistake-l've been le .ding from Tupper. (Grand tab. leau.)
 The chap had legs like pair of slate pencils. Small boy yelled to other boy: Say. Billy that feller feller's got heap o'courage 10 risk himself out on such legs as them. this weather" "Why?" Might freeze, break of, stick in his body and bleed him to death"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Prepare for tho Future.

A melancholy looking cOlorcd man
was yesterday wiping his dusky brow
as be halted 10 the shade Of the Central
Market, when Brother Gardner saunt'
cred up aud said
"Nas you overcome wil dc hcat!'
Use near dead" groAncd the other
"But doan' you forge. dat dc month
Of August is slidln' right long like a
boy gwinc past graveyard" said the
old philosopher. "lt wOu't be long
aforc do harvest will be over md the
summer ended"
"An' l shall be do hnppicst pusson
in town." YEARLY replied the sufferer.
"Well, dat may be, but look dis
way while gin yc some advice: Now,
CT you is in dc yeecinity Of an auction
sulc, an 20 hear dc auctioneer cryin'
out dat he's got bid Of 10 cents on u
snow shovel, do you gallOp right into
dc crowd, my boy, and gOa 4 cent bet
ter. DOan' let these hot days make
you believe that snow won't pile up
morn fo' feet high around your shanty
next winte, !''-Detroit Free Press.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
.lRRIrIL AND DEPARTURE
or TIE NAILS.

Clark,hurg-laily except Sandays-lcavCS
WrS'un ut 8 \. M.--Artiyes Al l i. VI.
BAXIon Court llouse-daIly except Sun.
ln,s-arrivrs ut llrst0n by $3.50 7. ~, and
leaves Weston sane day ut G:3U 7. ".
GIrnyillr-lcavrs lirStOn NJ ! a. ". on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays-aErive'
ats + u Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Satur-
days. =,
l,urkInnnon-arrivcS at Weston |" u.
Tu'sIays, Thursdays aud Saturlays-lCavr.
Weston . = ". samc days.
philippi-urriIcS ut Weston Tuesdays mad
Fridays atop. N LEAVES Weston WrdaCs'
day and Saturdays ut A. n.
Mount pirIlSaut-leavCy Weston Mondays
anil Thursdays at1 \. M.-arrivcs Tuesdays
aud Fridays By 3 +. u.
West UniOn--ArrivCs Mondays at . L. "
leaves Weston Tuesdays At y. VI.
SHnd FOrk-oncc'a wcrK-leAvcs Weston
MUnrlpySat q \. M.-afriYes Mondays ut
+. u.
ro- PARTIES having mil to 60 should
bring It to the Office half an hour before tn
departure OF tho mails.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Remarkable Surgical Operation

From the Boston Globe.
4 vcrv remarkable medical case has
come to our knowledge, aud We have
seen no account Of it thus for in the
journals Of the profession. 4 lady
living in AllstOu was troubled with
some affection Of the throat. The doc
tors pronounced it bronchial and
recommended q trip to the South.
She obtained no relief from the climate,
aud on her way back consulted au emf
neat physician in Baltimore, who s'ii
that q tumor had formed inside the
windpipc. On reaching home she
communicated this opinion to her ply.
sician here, and after consultation, the
doctors decided such to be the fact
The lady placed herself in tho charge
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01

til at last the summit is rcachGd-thn'
is, the summit Of the Saugrc d.
Christie range which We have been
climbing, aud we arc uiuc thousand
three hundred aud forty feet above tht
sea above every other road in Amer
ica: and We feel almost above oursel'
yes, anil query whether wc shall not buy
our next ,irket for tho moon by mar
row.gaugc.
Quietly We pass down The slope aud
to bed. | had only seventeen room
mates that night-thrcc rooms in the
hotel. But the new town Of Garland
City will have a comfortable house by
tho time you can reach there. Now,
you may remain few days, and satC
yourself with fishing for mountain
trout, as did. visit Fort Garland, u
military post hard by, where, if any
one treats you half Us kindly US Sur
geou Brown (whOse father and broth
crs are physicians well known in Gin
cinnati) did me, you can not fail to be
happy; or you may take the return
train next morning and enjoy the ride
back across the mountain even more
than the going, inasmuch as you will
bc fresh, and tho nervousness OF the
situation somewhat worn of, I write
down the steel trail over tue Sangrc Dc
Christie as the latest wonder of ColOra.
DO, aud wait for new developments
No Que need hesitate to sec this marvel
Of engineering on account Of any sup
posed danger, US tho rOad.bcd is kept
secure, and the greatest caro- used in
running trans.
Another feature Of this trip is the
view Of Mexican life one gets along the
roadside in the ncighborkOol Of La Vc-
Ia. AS we passed lowu We observed
at several points large parties Of horse.
mCn-ffty or sixty at one placc-al!
Mexicaus, engaged seemingly IN some
pas,imc, On inquiry VIC learned that
it was one Of their national holidays
"ItoOstGr.day" sOmc one called it.
And this is the gamc: Nnc Of tue
best mounted Of tho assembled party
carrits in bis right hand fowl of the
barn-yurd, selected especially for age
and ,oughncss. lie starts of at full
gullOp, and the whole body at Ills heels
every one bent on scizing uud tearing
FROM his grasp the poor bird, or some
part Of it-a wing, tho neck (merci-
fully!). or n leg. These are fuIl.grOwn
mcu! Tue next day the women Gu
gage in the same delightful pastimC !
WIN has any thing to say about Span
ish hulI-fgbtiug?
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Only Waiting.

They met on the outgoing train a
few evenings ago. One distinguished
Republican Senator, the other an cx-
official Of high character, who has long
stood prominently before tho country
Said the latter:
"Tell me, now, inter nos, what do
you think Of the Republican prospects
aud the policy of the administration 2
Said the former: "Well, here it is.
We cant 60 over to the Democrats.
We've got to stand aud take what wC
get inside the family. Publicly, | in
dorsc the past aud the present, and,
reckon, the future policy Of the ad
ministratiun. Privately, 1 thiuE
Hayes, with The best intentions in the
world, has knocked the 'stuIiiug' clean
OUT oI tue patty'
"Aad what DO you mean to 10 abou
i%
"Wuit."
"Can the old craft be Figttcl BY
wuiting?"
81 believe so; time aud evcnt'
must help US. Now, what do you
think 2"
a indorsc the policy also"
"In the samo way!'
"ExactIy."
"Shake. ."-Chicpgo Inter. Ocean.