West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23

Santa ShaAteN II boout bOflttVo MS Tvs
dence to Elisha Thomas fora farm near
FelOwsviiie, and he intends moving
upon it next fall. BY his removal from
our town we loose a good citizen.
No mstter ifs nan does say he wants
to be an angel, il is always safe to have
OF his note.
The mar OF genius may by single Of
fort rise 70 the very summit OF Fanie's
temple; but we defy him to go dunning
now and collect more than fifteen cents.
As an evidence that our citizens are
ed by the fact hal they nearly all
have either piano OF an organ In their
homes
We learn that Or. NJ. Dent and wife, OF
Granville, talk ofgoing to Newburg. w.
Va, at AN early day, OH AN extended trip.
To visit their son. DIR. w. Nj. Dent
Mor9dntoua Post.
Quite lumber OF parsons called at
our office this week TO see samples OF our
job printing an" they all expressed
themselves highly pleased W tn our wosk
and i'm several cases gave Us orders To
an far them
Remember thai tAe outside VI the
A.eU~ contains vat srsNaot of mis-
ce)lsIeoas t'lins ma,er. morkst re
ports Sc,, whicG you vii frd' O. be
NoIy interest rs-iing.
People sh uld be- ,artful such wenther
aS We ih,veuot - remove their under.
clpthing or iON their -, tr garments. -
Su'ss ~aatheF Is very dcvei,dve 40 j many
have a long til OF sickness thereby.
This is the season OF the wear that the
doctors have their harvest. IL is pretty
good one this ear Judging from the
number of calls they arc having 10 visit
patiNnu.
Kingwood can boast OF a blacksmith
who il seventy years old, and who works
in his shop from morning until evening,
doing lorge days work. We reior TO
our old and true Democratic friend, Mr.
Elijah Shatfer.
Th ,re is quite number of building
sites near the Jail property which no
doubt could be purchased at reasona-
BILE price and upon which both convent
ent and nice buildings could be erected
at nominal COST.
DIR. A. NJ. Jarrett, THE Dentist, will
be at Kingwood on the sth of April and
remain one woek. He will not be at
any other place in the county Off the
railroad. All will take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
William Albright, the miller, will
remove to Albrightsvills on or about
April list into the house formerly
occupied by his son Morris, where he
intends engaging in the hotel business.
He has rented his mill property to Saml
Welsh.
Died, on Sunday the 18th inst, at Ger
man settlement, about four miles from
KiI2wood, Mrs. Elizabeth Deaker, in
the 73rd year OF her age. The funeral
took place on Tuesday morniGS at 10
o'clock, the services being conducted 10y
Rev. Father Hickey Of the Roman Cath
Ollie church.
Chas. Fawcett has the carpenters bus~
lily at work remodoling the old mill prom.
erty into dwelling house and in which
he intends haviog his boot and shoe
shop. MI. Fawcstt is getting a very lib
erai share NJ the patronage of our citizens
which he deserves a. he is good work
man.
hlnd reader, peruse the columns Of tho
ARGUS carefully and then decide whe, her
1t IL deserving Of your support as first
class newspaper. If so send us your
subscription, and if you have a nei 1hbor
whom you think would be likely to sub.
scribe procure his subscriptions and send
1t in also.
our young legal friend, John II. Holt
made his maiden speech at the bar LAT
week. and we understand from severa
who had the pleasure Of hearing it, that
1t was Am effort of which ole or members
of the profession might feel proud. John
Is young man Of no mean talent and we
predict for him large practice mingled
with no little success.
Last week We unintentionally opitt ed
to mention, although requested TO do 40.
that supt. p. r. Smith will open a nor
NAL school in Kingw ,odthis summer.
He has procured the services Of an able
ASSISTANT who will assist him in conduct
ing this school which will be for tho pnr-
pose'of furthering the preparation Of our
teachers
We received this wool, communicA-
ton from BrucctoD signed "Subscrl
'''r' Which We lid not publish. "a The
r0fI name % 'h' iuihor did not accom-
rtnn i' Wa visit correspondents would
h"'r Zoo mind that lfis noe, .sa~v .a .rEer
I. 'Hs uo tao qualification Of th-sir ,r,da.-
H'n- .h7' 'hcirr-.d names a,vayz accom-
rsry tnem>
ON tha first day Of tho late term OF
court we posted 1T different points in
town large posters advertising our club
rates, and we since notice that some low
lived. contemplate, unprinci pied puppy
or puppies made It his or their business
to deface apd toU down every ono Of
these bills. 1fsuch thing il repeated
Tor ms We will push the matter to the
fullest extent Of the law.
Died on Tuesday last, ut her residence
in the Hsckelbarney Settlement, Mrs.
Ann Calvert. Mrs. Calvert 80 the time