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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23
From Rockville.


Nov. 8.-As time, on her unlocked
wheels, rolls on, 70 do we advance.
A new chicken coop put up last
week
Solomon Conley, has raised the
rame fhis new dwelling.
The crops, are not extra this year,
in these parts.
Potatoes are very scarce.
Corn is light.
The farmers are all done huskng
their corn, except A. r.. ESD,
who will finish, next March.
Uncle Sam Menear saws he has
found silver, in the mountain, not
far from here.
We will soon be rich. now. Loar
& Co., have clipped 2,92 dozen
chickens this fall, and yet they
wan more chickens.
The meeting at Bethlehem, broke
last Thursday night, we understand
and there were four accessions.
Rev. Blaney is holding protraot-
ed meeting at the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. p. is an excellent
preacher and we wish him success.
The schools in these parts are gem
orally doing we'll.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23
Our Nowburg Letters.

Prof. +. F Brown, blind must
clan, assisted by his daughter, Miss
Anna, gave concert in the band
room, to a full house last evening.
Rev. j. w. Lake, OF Grafton,
preached an able and interesting
sermon in the Lutheran church on
Sunday morning.
A valuable young COW, belonging
to Mr. VIM. Horchler, was struck by
fast freight going West OH Saturday
morning, and so badly injured, that
she had to be killed.
The upper deck Of stock car, in
which l05 hogs were being trans
ported East on Sunday evening gave
way, between Grafton and Newburg
killing Is Of the hogs.
Mr.. il. L. Donsmore is HAVING n
new root pat on his house.
Miss Mollie Anderson spent Sat
urday and Sunday, visiting friends
IN Cumberland, Nd.
a new porch adds considerable to
the appearance of Mr.. r. NJ. Barb's
residence.
Several Of our citizens were in
Kingwooa on Monday, attending
court.
Mrs. Mary Kenney is having a
new paIing fence placed along the
front of her property on Water St.
Mr. Albert Tickle has returned
to this place to accept a position in
Allen, Ellis g. Co.. store.
The winter schedule took effect
on the railroad on Sunday.
Pay day on the raj road yesterday
OCCASIONAL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23

AS the docket is large and there
are 90 many unimportant cases, we
only noted those Of greatest impor-
lance. OF that class we have the
following; Overseers OF Poor vs Geo.
r. Burk, Bastardy; Discontinued.
Guy A. Bishop We. George J Leib,
Equity; Continued.
State vs.. IT, Hanger, misdomeanor
At the time Of taking these notes
the jury have the case but have not
agreed upon verdict.
~ J. Fortney, was appointed a
commissioner Of the court.
State. VS. T.. K F. SbaGer, INSIDE
meanor; confession Of judgment by
defendant and fined.
State vs.. Mary Douelly, INSIDE
meanor; fined ten dollars and costa.
Oyerseers poor. vs.. Allen Miller,
Bastarday. The delndant failing to
give bond for his appearance next
term, was confined in The Jail.
State vs. Thomas Moran, INSIDE
meanori acquitted
State We. Abraham Rinehart, mis-
demeaDor; discontinued.
State.vs. Lewis a. Sbarps, mi sde-
mesnor; continued.
State vs, James Chambers, assault
g battery; acquitted.
State vs.. u. j Watson, misdemesn-
or; fined ten dollars and costs.
State vs.. Mary Golf misdmeeanor;
fined ten dollars and costs.
State Vs. Henry Cunningham, mis-,
demoanor; continued.
State VS.. =. =. Martin, misdemean.
or; continued
The legal gentlemen from other
towns attending courtare Thos. Ped
dicord, Of Oakland. r. L.Berkshire
Of Morgantown, p a. Rohrbsugb
Of Grafton
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23
Rev. Is. NJ. HickeY held se,yices

Rev, E. NJ. Hickey held services
IN the new church last Sunday.
Housewife has now got a superb
Literary Society organized and the
young men are coming right out
Last Saturday night the queetion fer
debate was, Resolved that man
gains moro information by reading
than by travelling" The gentlemen
on the Al, were w. c. Jones, David
Riley, Geo. Griescr and CIR. McGin-
mis-. Neg. Safe Chiles Samuel Spears
P. T, Cau6eld and Ed. Doyle. The
decision Of the Judges were in favor
Of the negative. Tho question for
next Saturday is, Resolved that Col
umbus deserves more honor for dis
covering America than Washington
Tor defending it. Stir up young men
and come out and hear this question
discussed. uowesville hasen't gone
to sleep yet. YouRs.
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Ifyou see an Y amer your name on your
paper this week, IL means that your SUBJ
cription for this paper is due, and that
we would like YOU TO pay it at once
Now don't get angry with us until we OK
plain. We are young, and have our own
way to make in this world. and We. las is
usual with newspaper mem are not over
burdenod with cash, ami everybody
knows it takes cash to run newspaper.
and That is just tho reason We ask YOU to
pay it at once.
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ned by . links Of the tinsel chain
and contends with "a suppositios'
against the other.link In the morgan.
ic world. l DO not sympathiz, with
TyndalIs prayer guage, Bastian's
pretended discovery, Speucers de-
NAL OF life quality, Darwin's DE
scent OF Man" from the Jelly fish or
his "DeveSpmeat Theory" of man
from british ape as an ancestor:
nor with Max Muller's fatalsm &C
religion, or lIuxley's machine man.
Darwin, who makes man an over
grown monkey, is stout defender
Of evolution. McCook, whose Bos-
ton lecture was squarely skeptica,.
~ a stout defender. Earnest Renan,
who says Chnet is only man, is an
evolutionist, stout defender. l
again assert, Evolution it's tendency
Is the overthrow OF revealed religion,
and IN the future would have no hes
ltancy to discuss itSflirmatlvely until
convinced | was wrong l lail 50
lar to see that the Journal editorial
has proved evolution to be true in
any field, or that it is in harmony
with revealed religion. As Alche-
mp Is to Chemistry, as Astrology 10
Astronomy; so Evolution is to Sci
ence in my humble opinion.
S. T. WILEY.
Oak Grove School Room,
Nov 18th 1878
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Something must and will be done.
Take warning.
c. w. Jackson is pushing his large
store room to completion very rap
idly and conte mplates being ready
for the grand reepening on the 10Th
Of December. Charlie has been for
the past two years carrying a very
heavy stock Of goods Of the first
quality and The very cheapest, but
he says this is nothing to swhat he
will DO when he gets in his new
store.
E.opemeut and marriage at the
residence OF John w. Hill, Nov. Is.
Mr.. - Dawson, Of FrostburC, Nd.
the Miss --- Sellers, Of Aurora.
Some little objection on the part OF
of the lady's parents brought the
party to Portland, when courier
was sent to Kiugwood to obtain the
license, and Rev. S. Ssler was speed.
lily summoned from his work on the
Mayer building and done the work
handsomely, and pronounced them
man and wife. 1t was some little
time before the man could be con
WINGED that he was married, but the
the next morning he }eft happy aud
satisfied. d. X.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23

PORTLAND, Nov. 2O.-Thero seems
for some cause great anxiety in the
minds Of many Of our people as to
the future Of the Commercial Centre.
Whether we shall remain within the
BORDERS Of our own beloved little
State Of West Virginia, under the
oppressive taxation caused by mis-
government through some unforseea
cause, or call loudly and strongly for
separation from the confines of
Preston county supremacy Must
we be driven TO the necessity Of
again demanding division OF the
county Certainly relief must come
soon in some WY, or our people are
bankrupt We have territory for
two grand counties Of more than
400 square miles. Portland stands
to-day tho metropolis OF Proston
county Her commercial trade OK
ceeds any other place and is increas-
ing daily. From Randolph and
Tucker counties Of West Virginia
and Garrett county, Of Md, comes
teams loaded with produce and re-
turns loaded down with our cbear
merchandise, our frst-class hotels
are prospering, The q nest school and
house in the county, her many chur-
ches and spires, manufacturing bu-
siness to The full extent, everything
doing a prosperous business, and yet
with this our taxes to-day are 1886
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23
Monongalia County Items.


From he Morgantowu Post.
c. II. Corbin, Of Kingwood, "smil-
ed on Morgantown Tuesday,
A boy named Slosser, was arr osted
for stealing bed, but was dischar-
ged upon returniugit.
Kemplos lecture wasn't much of a
success His style not seeming to
DO particularly popular.
Cass district voted against the,
railroad subscription, but those who
are anxious for the success of tho
road will work for private subscrip-
tion.
Joshua Davis, orco a'slave belong
ing TO James NJ. McViclSer, and who
TOOK leave of Morgantown by way Of
the underground railway" return
ed last week. He is now 63 years
old
Burr Diaon, colored boy is 90
to Storer College. at Harper's Ferry
to be educated. VIM, f.. Watson fur
nishes Burr the means.
A few days ago, while the river
was high, viii. Rider, was watering
a horse in the stream under the
West end OF the Suspension bridge
when some malicious person threw
a stone into the water near the horse
The frightened animal plunged out
into the deep water, throwing young
Rider ohinto the chilly Monongahe-
Ia. But Rider had pluck and swan
for the shore. But he lost his hat.
The horse came out all right.
Miss Jane Henry, daughter OF the
late Alex. Henry, was married on
the 18th inst, by Rev. s. Low ther, in
Morgantown, to Mr. Miller, o
Preston county. We wish Mr.. N
and his fair bride great deal ofhap-
pinesa. A brilliant assemblage OF
ladies and gentle menconvened Thurs.
day evening at Mrs MIXERS (nee Miss
Jane Henry to do honor to th4 bride
and groom; and happy congratula-
tions were exchanged. Mr.. N. and
his bonny bride were all smiles and
gracos, and there was p.onty of good
things TO eat, and lota Of good music
A near relative Of the bride enter
tanned the assemblage by singing
The ten Virginia" and other apFro-
pirate and stimulating airs. which
reused mp the enthusiasm to white
heat. The people about Easton are
rejoiced TO know that Miss Jane has
secured as partner Tor life, a gen.
tleman Of such steady habits and
excellent character az the groom IS
aaid to be. They will remove to
their pew home in Preston county.
Bon voyage.
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Evolution gain

There DO moro things in Heaven and
Earth, HOmtO,
Than arc dreamed Of i'm our Philosophy
-h0kcgpc1rc.
Editor Argus In my paper in
your issue OF the End inst / rejecte ed
the theory Of automatic evolution as
ADVOCATED by Lyell and Tyndall in
the physical world. An able and
we'll written Journal editorial Of the
9TH inst criticises my position. This
criticism makes Automatic Evolution
and The NebuIar Hypothesis one and
the same.
This criticism, in effect, afirms the
Nebu.ar Hypothesis TO be a Cqcl, and
not only q fact but q suJslanholed
fact. All our astronomers style it
ian hypothesis'-that is a "supposi-
ton" Yet the JoU1nal man says it
is q suJ8iautialel TACT and q scientif-
ic fact generally accepted. Tyndall,
the giant advocate Of automatic ev-
oIuuon; some Of bis great evolution
lectures contain materiaistic senti-
msnts, and who has forgotten his
prayer guage' thrown down in open
defiance Of no truths Of revealed
religion When Evolution. built
on "a uppoulon, is proved to be a
substautated lact, then it will be
time todiscuss the Force that acts
| by IT, Jupiter is being fitted up
| for inhabitants. Who made this
discovery Was tim the field oil
Celestial Chemistry, or where and
I how p Cod did not create certain
animals the water brought forth, iu
reply Gen. l:2l says, 'And God ere.
ated great whales, and every living
creature that moveth, which the wa.
ters brought forth abundantly.'
Ny friend comedies me evolution
improved in the organic world span.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23

To all whom itmay concern: There
is report in circulation, that have
obtai ned a school in this county for
crippled young lady to teach, and
that the said school is paying $28 90
per month and that I pay her only
$2O,O0ol that amount.
hereby d eclare the above report
to be false, and that if more is said
about the matter, ] will prosecute
those circulating the report.
II. p. BARLOW
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A reception was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Crane, complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Brown, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Barton Payne, on
Wednesday evening of this week.
1t was a very elegant affair, and quite
a large number were present. The
young people Of this town are surely
indebted to Mr.. and Mrs Crane for
the many pleasant gatherings afford
ed them at, their home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23

Nov lo--Our farmers are al about
done husking corn, aud are busy lay
ing 10 their winter fuel.
Master Will Lamar, recently re-
turned from the West is at home
now and is hauling logs down to
Myers and Dearker's saw mill.
Mr. Philip Wesling is very I'D and
he disease is not known yet.
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Lettor from Tunnelton.

OF late, that Tunnelton Is receiving
a severe letting alone in the columns
Of the ARGUS, and this fact IS a most
prolific source Of grief to our ombi
tious citizens. Furthermore, this is
not as it should be, for ours is a city
OF no mean pretensions, while the
roar Of much machinery and the bu-
sy hum OF its many industries is
heard on every side, aud the untir-
ing iron horse bears. duly to and
from our midst those who desire to
see and be seen.
First, and most important OF all
it commenced raining on Sunday
morning, and on Monday, the pro
gramme was repeated. Now is the
time that we appreciate our excel
lent "solt wood sidewalks,
Mr.. Gus ShatIer is erecting a steam
saw mill in the heart of the city,and
proposes to have it in operation very
soon.
Mr.. E. NJ, DUR has recently re-
turned from Nashport, Ohio, and
seems to be favorably impressed with
the Muskingum girls. He is conf
dent that they are next to the Pres
ton county girls.
Mr., Amos Powell has placed a
new covering on his domicilc.
ShaFer & Bouafeld have erected a
convenient and capacious corn house
near their store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davis are hap
py-its a ten pound girl
Mr.. a. +. Gibson is extending his
sidewalk, hoping to keep his feet
dry.
Mrs. Z. Haines has left US, and
is engaged in teaching a Irontown.
We regret to lose her society, but
wish her both success and happiness.
Our school opened yesterday un-
der the supervision of Mr. Geol ge
Shaw, with a very good attendance
Mrs. j. l.. Higgins has returned
from six weeks visit among her
friends in Winchester, Va,
Mr.. A, Bonafeld has been spend
ing few days in Kanawha.
Miss BERTHE Shaaer. of Austin,
cheers us with her genial presence
occasionally.
Our Sunday school has retired in
to winter quarters. We hoped that
it might prepare for old Boreas"
and remain with us for our spiritual
benefit
Mr. George Beavers has erected
a bark barn, and Mr.. Thomas Brad
don is building "coal receptacle"
for the school house.
The B. & o. pay car passed
through to-day, gladdening the
hearts Of the employees,
Our Literary Society is in n -four
ishine condition, under the leader
ship Of very efficient officers Hay
mond as President; Summerfeld,
as Vice President, and Bonafeld,
Secretary. 1t is but just to say that
Mr.. Hay brngs his best gifts
to our literary altar, always speak
ing with eloquence and power, and
whether in grafton, reading decla-
nation or debate, can not be excel
ed. Last week, the relative values
Of city and country life were discus
sed in very happy and amusing
manner. A gushing young man on
the negative produced stunning"
argument against city life, portray
ing in language Of burning eloquence,
with tears in his eyes, a scene in a
distant city, where the cruel sand
filed the ladies COW necked shoes "
piercing their tender feet. The pro
gramme for next Thursday evening
is az follows: Select reading. Miss
Alice Powell. Defamation, Weav-
err, Grafton, JeGerys Debate
Which is he greater evil, ignorance
or ambition? A. Bonafeld and
Hunt. Negative, G., J Sha1er and
Woicott Minute speeches.
MEMO.
- a. e-----
Our Portland Letter.
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here and Hereabonts

Arbuckle's Roasted Conoo for salo Mt
the Drug store.
Tho public schools, OF this county.
have about all commenced.
Do You know that You can got two
pictures for2O cents at Nimmo's gallery q?
Don't forget TO so to the now oyster sa>
loon for oysters next Saturday night.
Guaranteed TO he fresh and-nice.
Charlie Craig furnishes coal of the best
quality, at kingwood for 6 cents cush
per bushel.
Mrs, Wesley Prottyman and daughter
Nollie, arc visiting our city, They are
the guests OFF. NJ. Gibson. Hunti,t9a
Commercial.
Miss Mollie Nc nroe, who has been Wis,
iling friends at Clarksburg and mdcpcn-
donce, for the last two months, returned
homo Monday.
Nimmo enlargos small pictures and
colorS them, in water colors or paslile. at
prices TO suit the times.
Doc Hanway left for Nowburg on Tues
day morning TO represent Z. Thomas in
tcrest in tho firm OF Gibson & Thomas.
Eddie Manown and Frank Lantz
brought TO Our Office. this week, rasp-
berry brior 10 feet in length. Preston
county can raise brars anyhow.
All persons wanting pictures. sbouI5
can at once at Nimuo's gallery and get
them taken. He will not remain much
longer IN k'ngwood.
Read Hanos, Wilson e Cots adver-
tlscment in another column They are
renable business men, and furnish goods
at lower prices than can be bought else
where.
During the past week we have been as
ked a number of times whether Dawson
has any correspondents in the Insane
Asylum at Weston, and if so, how ma
ny? We answer that, Judging from the
sample of inquiries i'm the last issue of
the Journal, we think no has about three
"Why don't you trade with me?" said
close-fsted tradesman to publisher
the other day. Because" was the char
acteristic reply, "you have never asked
me, sir. / have looked through the pa
pers for an advertisement, but I'm vain.
never go where / am not invited sir,
There will be Union THANKSGIVING Scr
vices held in the Presbyterian church of
kingwood, on Thursday. November %.
at 1880 A.. NJ. The sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. l.. II. Jordsn, Of tho NJ. q.
Church All tho people arc invited to
lay aside their usual labors. attend said
services, and observe the day according
to the spirit Of the Presidents proclama-
ton.
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a curious affair occurred at Clifton
Mills, Preston County, w. Va, not
long since, in which two gentlemen
living ueighbors, and failing 10 live
happily with their wives agreed 90
trade, one giving boot to the amount
uf sixty cents and a barlow knife,
The gentleman that gave the boot
seems to have gotten the worst Of the
bargain, as his former wife and the
other gentleman seemed to be living
very amiabIy together, while he and
his wife agreed to disagree from the
start, They fought and carried on
so disgraceiully that the neighbors
began to chmplain, so on Sunday
morning, after having a fstcuG with
his wife he gathered all Of his stock
together and left, selling his stock
along the road as he went, fearing
the constable would be after him
the next morning. --Bro10nsviHe
Clipper
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NOTICE.

All parties who arc indebted 70 John
Calvert must call and settle Immediately,
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nol6t3l w. Il. POTTER.
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Nearly all the coal mines in Al,
legheny county, Nd. are now run
ming on full time.
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Tho Governor has appointed Thurs
day, Nov. %, as a day,to praise and
give thanks unto God.
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WESTWARD BOUND.

Daily except SUNDAY. tDailv. tDon't
stop hero. Besides the above>namcd
trains ,hereis W1y Train with n pass
engcr car attached, that goes both east
and west daily. except sunday.
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Green apples are now in demand
at 40 cents a bushelin Caklsnd.
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What has become of the Murphy
Society.
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Married.

Croct 10, 1873, at the residence Of the
hridss father, in Grant district, by Row.
john Williams, G. r. Kantncr to Bell NJ.
Harmed.
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Nelson Rue's Patent Adjustable
Brace Gates.

Tho above arc certainly tho very bcst
gates over offered for One consideration of
thc @rmcrs of This country. Hundreds
of these gatos have been Sold fo farmers
in ihis county, and in every instance
they have given outiro satisfaction.
Mr.. Charles G.. Craig, of This district.
has bought lhc right 90 sell o. ESQ gates iu
Taylor Marshall, Ohio, Brooke, Ilaucock
and part or Preston. Ho is thorough
lyrcIiabIo man, i4 farmer, and will call
upon tho farmers of the abovo.uamed
counties shortly either u person on bv
au agent County. district. sub~district
and farm rights Cor sale ON reasonable
terms. Every farmer buys the ga,o ON
sight Address Mr.. Craig az Kingwood.
Preston county, for forms &c.
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j.. II. JORDAN.
III. G.. BLAYNEY.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
owing us on subscription that our bills
for the same have been placed i'm the
hands Of Mr.. II. w. McCancrty, for COLI
lection and he isauthorised to receipt for
the same. Henry Gay Trvnr
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Corn is selling in this market at
from 40 to 80 cents.
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Uncle "Lige" Shaffer and Glenn
Strider, were visiting at Independ-
ence Saturday and Sunday.
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Marriage Licenses

Tho following is list Of marriage liz
conses issued by tho Clerk of tho County
Court, since our last report.
Phiiip +. Burgh aud Angolino Turner.
Levi Snyder and Martha Ford.
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
for the stations named below, which took
effect Noy. 18th, ISIS:
EASTWARD BOUND.
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We wish to call tho attenton OF tho
public to tho fact that wo viii sell tho
following list OF goods, on hand, ut tho
following prices annexed for Cash