West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-02-09

10, 10 p NJ Daily.
so, As A NJ way train
The way train east il always from
to hours late usually about two.
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The Philomatheans hsd large audi.
ence last Monday night.
Capt. J. NJ. Goodwin has received the
appointment as Postmaster at this place.
Chas. w. Jackson. of Portland, was
in Kingwood last Monday.
Mr.. Hart, OF Brownsville, Pa, was
in town last week.
The steward will take possession of
the new build ing on the 18th inst, and
for beginning will contain 81 paupers,
zoo Darter'' and Ira b." seem TO
he. anxious fjr a fight. We would adj
wise our friend not TO get 200" r1led up.
Mr.. Levi Gale. Of the vicinity Of
Brucoton, was in TO see us this week.
hr. Gale is one Of Rrsston's most sub
stanlial farmers.
This ONCE Is supplied with every
needed facility for the execution OF all
kinds OF job printing. Prices as low as
those of any city ohes.
Wehave received copy of the first
issue Of the Democrat. a new paper star
ted at Oakland. IL is neat little sheet
but how two Dem ocratic papers can
live in Oakland is more than we can
fathom.
We are under many obligations 70
Hon. h. q. Davis, the most industrious
man in the United States Senate. for IA
vors in the way Of valuable public doc
uments For like ravOrs, we are also
under Obligations to Hon. b. f. Martin
and John L. Kenna.
the report of the committee appointod
to investigate and report upon the cons
dltlon OF the treasury of the Philomath-
can Literary Society WAS read last MoY
day night. The report was written up-
on paper ten inches wide, and the paves
being pasted together mAdo tho report
eighteen feet in length!
lfyou wish to go to the railroad we
would advise you to patronize the Cor
bin hack line. ANY one wishing pas.
sage from Tunnelton to Bingwood can
always rest assured tina t there will be a
mode OF conveyance every day except
Sunday.
Last week, in our article on tho Circuit
Court. the compositor made US say "heAv-
On" for herein. In speaking ofthe law
yers we don't wish it undo rstood that we
though: heaven had anything to do with
them, or thrt they will ever have any
thing to do with heaven.
Nothing makes a country newspaper
as interesting to its readers as plenty of
good local CORES pondence from everv
section OF the county in which it is pub
lished. The ANGUS desi res to have a
few more such. Who will respond7
We desire to call the attention OF the
public to the fact that we have added.
during the last few days, large lot Of
plain and fancy job type to our job prin-
ting department, and are prepared to do
job printing Of all kinds in the best style
and at city prices. Give us call and
be convinced thai we 90 nothing but
good work.
hsssrs. Shaffef and Bonafeld, Of Tun-
Melton, certainly u deserve credit for the
erection Of the new depot building At
that place. II is a large, two-story build
ing, with splendid waiting room for
passengers, and ample accommodations
for shippers. Messrs s. & b. also have a
large store room in the building which
Is well filled with frst-class stock Of
goods, which they are selling Off at as
tonishingly low prices.
John X. Klaussr will soon move his
family from Pittsburgh to Kingwood.-
He will occupy the house on High st..
opposite Senator Bishops residence
John bears the name Of being the best
job printer in Pittsburgh, and never
wants for position, but the interests OF
his health tell him 20 seek the benfits OF
ourmoUntain breezss.
The new poor house building has been
completed, it being takon off the con
tractors hands last Monday, and is pro-
nounced by Messrs. Cooke, Dill and
LiSton, the building committee, to be
first-class job The cost Of The entire
building was 1905. Mr.. Rouau was
paid 1885 for the stone work, and Messrg.
McCane1y & Hughes S27OO for building
the house. II las II rooms. II more
than there were in the old building. The
furniture for the new building is now
being furnished by McCsnsrty and
and Hughes