West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-01-19
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Call in during Court and give us that
$3.50.
There were fifteen births in Philipp.
last. year, and.no deaths.
The Temperance Union, Of this place.
will meet once a month in the future.
The Philomathean Record was hot
last Monday night, but next Monday
night it will be red hot,
We notice by the Brownsville pa
Clipper that Capt. Stoy gave a concert
in that place last week.
A small boy swallowed a cartridge the
other day and now his mamma wont
wa'lop him for fear he'll Ego oG."-IPhi-
lomathean Record.
Thursday night two Kingwood boys
got mad at each other, and they placed
their faces against each others fists, and
there was a useless effusion of blood ="
In another column will be found let
ter from the "Darters." "Joe's" "tater
hole" froze the other night and he refers
to 1t in very touchin' language.
The extra term of the Circuit Court
will commence next Monday. We ex-
pect great many Democrats in town
during the term, and we expect them all
10 come in and subscribe for the ARGUS.
We call attention TO the advertisement
of the Wheeling Register, the ablest and
most enterprising paper in the State
We will send the AaGUs and the Week.
~ Register, one year for $3.50, to any ad =
dress.
Joseph Moreland E.q. was elected Pres
ident of the Morgantown Bank at the
Stockholders meeting on the at of Jan.
last. We have no doubt that he will
make an efficient officer. -Ne,O Dominion.
On Tuesday evening party from Graf
ton consisting of dozen couples, taking
advantage Of the fine sic Ching visited
Thornton. They stopped with our friend
j. G. Painter. who with his excellent wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Il. Hagans aud VIM.
Painter, entertained the visitors in first
class style. -GrGJtol Sentinel.
When you write for the ARGUS, send
your name, not for publca ton, but as an
evidence of good faith. We cannot pub
lish any letter without the name OF the
author. This does not refer to our regu-
lar correspondents, but TO parties UNI
known to us.
James Low, son of VIM. Low of this
county died at the residence of his father
ON Tuesday the Sd inst. His disease was
pulmonary consumption from which he
has been suffering for long time. Mr..
Low was well known hereabouts as he
was at one time a Photographer in the
employ Off. II. Shafer. He married a
daughter OF Rev. j. w. Webb several
years since, his wife preceding him to
the grave about fifteen months and from
the same disease.-NeW Dominion.
A book containing a list of towns in
the U having 5000 pop, and the news
papers having largest circulation. All
the religious, agricultural, scientific. and
other special class journals. Tables of
rates, showing cost of advertising and
everything which an advertiser would
IKE TO know. Mailed on recent of ten
cents. Address GEO. II. ROWELL AZ
co. 10 Spruce ST. N. Y. Opposite Trib-
une building).
Few men Of this day have exhibited as
much pluck and enterprise in business
DIR. utt, Of New York, the proprietor OF
TUFTS Liver Pills. In a few years he has
built upa business ofvast proportion and
made his name hous shold word all
over the land. Advertising agents say
that he has paid tine press this year cover
one hundred thousand dollars. and that
the demand for his medicines il euuuer.
Gus, both in foreign countries and at
home. The New York papers report the
shipment from that port in one day 90
"ton of TUFTS Pills." Think oft. two
thousand pounds Of pills. From this
great success our merchants and manu-
facturers may learn useful lesson. If
they have an article Of true merit no
humbug let everybody know il through
the medium Of printers ink, and success
assure. II is true it requires pluck, but
none but the brave deserve the fair .,
More DR.. TUFTS and hard times will disap
pear as rapidly as disease vanishes before
his most excellent medicine.
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