West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-05-25
The Aid Society meets at Judge Cres-
APPS residence tonight.

This Is one OF the oldest and best aCtO-
rieS i'm tho State, and has tho reputa-
ton of always giving its customers good
satisfaction.
We understand a large number OF per-
sons intend coming from other States
this summer and settling in West Nir-
giuia, Tho kind of settlers we most do
sire.hero is for those who are owing us
20 come forward and settle their bill.
That is the kind that would benefit us
the most at present.
An exchange says. "Tel me, We an
| gclic host, We messengers OF love, all
swinudlod printers hero below have no
| redress abovo2 The angels tlappod their
! wings and said. "To us heap * givoa-
delinqusnts on the printers books can
never enter heaven"
1t j. very encouraging indeed to hear
| people from different sections OF the
county, and who were here Attending
court, say that business is improving in
their neighborhoods. The reports have
! been to the contrary for so long that to
hear the above reports is very crafty
| She on hor lovers arm did hang.
And oft her heart went pit-a-pat;
Her hair did have a frightful bang,
Which hung beneath a now spring hat.
They walked together down the street,
And pleasant all tho earth did seem.
Until she said with voice so sweet,
Il must have candy or l scream"
Mrs. Lee Cooper was carrying light
ed lamp in the house last Monday oven
Tag when her foot caught I'm tho carpet,
| throwing her down and breaking the
lamp. The oil, which was thrown on
her dress, Immediately ignited but was
oxtinguished before iniuring hor, and
| the only damage done was the burning
of the skirt of her dress.
We arc ondoavoring TO print as good
| and the cheapest paper "a is printed
in the state, and we think, Judging from
the number of subscribers we receive
every week, that our efforts arc being
appreciated 10y the ctizons of Preston
county We receive subscriptions from
Republicans as we'll "A Democrats who
say they subscribe, knowing it to be tho
best local paper ever published I'm tho
county.
We with pleasure call tho attention
of the readers OF tho ARGUS to the adver-
tisement Of the Morgau's Glade Woolcn
Mills, J, w Rigg & Son pIOprictors, TO
be found i'm the advertising columns of
this issue. This factory has been in sue
ccsslul operation for over thirty years
and has we'll earned the reputation of
always turning out irst-class work. Tho
proprietors are perfect gentlemen and
such as il is "A pleasure to deal with.
The Cumberland (Md.) Allcganian says
gentleman living short distance from
that city had his will prepared and prop
crly attosted on Friday last Among
the bcqucsts is the sum of fifty dollars to
the Is. * O. Railroad Company. No ar
gumcnt or advice could induce him to
| change his mind i'm the matter. 1t APP
pears that hc has been an omploye of the
company for numbca of years, and
thinks perhaps lac owes this amount for
past iavors.
Our Maryland, Virginia and Wost Vir>
ginia exchanges concur generally i'm tho
conclusion that the wheat crop * not
"o"ily >" promising as several weeks
ago Among the causes operating against
II are INC rust inc ny ana the heavy and
'""s RUNS the latter having beaten
inc "i'''' crop down Wh'fo the growth
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