West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-12-14

tertainment they ,could have, and then
quietly and peacefully let the matter rest.
Allen, Ellis & Co. have Just received
auo ther stock of choice Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, which can be bought very
low, for cash or produce. overcoats as
low as $500.
The funeral Sermon OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Conley will be preached in the "Old
Frame Church. by Rev. Spencer King,
ON the first Sunday in February at 1880
Pm,
Miss Bert!e ShafIer, daughter of Nj.
l., Shaher, of Austin, has returned home
after pleasant visit OF "A few days 10 her
cousin Miss Alice Shaner,-GrdftoR Eu>
gle.
The West Virginia Legislature meets
on the eighth of January. We have
made arrangements TO have n special cor
respondent, who will give.the inside wor-
kings OF that body in an able and impair.
tial manner. Tho ARGUS will, also, con-
tain all the important proceedings. Now
is the time 20 subscribe. Only 90 cents
for four months. 10 cents for six months,
and $3.50 for one year.
For lovers of a choice cup of Coffee we
have lot of the best brown Govern
ment Java Coffee, very old and choice, at,
80 cents per 70 at Chas. W. Mayer 4 Sons
Portland, lse7H
The Hostetler Blind Family will trav-
el through this county this Winter, com
mencing at Pleasant Hill School house
on Saturday eve, Dec. IL, and will go
from there TO Bruceton, Brandonville,
Portland, West Union, Kingwood, Tun>
Melton, Evansville, Independent &c, and
through Preston Glades to North Union
School house, and other places in the
county. They have added to their con,
cert a Sciopucon with finy- Eye views.
The admittanCo fee. will bo the same as
heretofore.
WACO to Allen, Ellis & Co. for your
ConiectiOueries. Plain and Fancy Cans
dies, Nuts, Figs, &c. Stock full, frosh,
and desirable.
DR.. Jimeson was the recipient last
Wednesday of a nice, big fat turkey,
dressed ready for the ministerial pot. lie
found it ON his table i'm his house, after a
short absence, and knows not the gener-
ous giYer However, Than ksgiving
turkeys are always appreciated and we
have no doubt the Dr. is duly thankful
to the Liberal Unknown.-It,dex
Choice Dress Goods in brown black
navy blue and bottle green at l2I cents
per yard at Chas. w. Mayer q Sons,
Portland.
Rev. j. c. Jordan, of the Baptist
Church, Morgantown, will preach at
Long Hollow on Tuesday evening, Dec
10; at Portland on Sunday 10Th, morning
and evening; at Albrightsville on Tues
day evening, the 18th; at Kingwood on
Wednesday evening, the 18th, and Reeds
vile on Thursday evening, the 10Th.
Cough Hoarsenoss, Asthma. or any
Irritation of the Throat or Bronchial
Tubes, will be relieved 10y. taking DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Ii has cured thou
sands Recommend ii TO your friend
and neighbor, Your druggist keeps it.
Price, % cents.
Copy was out. Tho devil picked up
paper and said"IIero is something About
a woman must / cut it OUR" "Nor
Numbered the editor; "thc nrst-disturb-
ance ever created in the world was occa
stoned by the devil looling about wom-
an"
E7s- Go to Allen, Ellis & Co. for Christ
mas Toys. Nice Stock Of China and
Wax Dolls from / cent TO Sl.OO. Fine
stock of Vases. Call and examine.
The Bachelors German Club held n
meeting Thursday evening, and elected
the following executive committee:
Woodbury. Blair, President, w. II.
Bradley, Secretary. w. w. Wilson.
Treasurer. Henry Howard, c. -. L.
w. Poor, w. p. Freeman, Lieutenant
II. NJ. G.. Brown, U. S. N, Col. j. G. Au-
denried, u. S., and 6. a. Morris. No
date has been fixed for the first German.
but it is thought one viii he given before
the holidays. washington Staoiay Lcadcr
All persons wanting pct should
call at once at NimnO's gal ely and get
them taken. lie will not remain much
longer IN Kingwood.
A few days ago while w. NJ. Coddin0>
ton end Lloyd Chambers were out deer
hunting the latter came near losing his
'''N' f'N INV hlh'A bplll UhiltlS OF his
gun at a running deer, and reloaded il
left it half cooked, after which he set his
gun down suddenly by his side the
shock Of which caused the hammer 10
fall, firing large load Of buckshot up
ward past his temple barely grazing the
skin, his coat sleeve was scorched by the
powder, and both hunters badly scared.
-O0ktand Hcr0ld.
The Philomathoau Society. Monday
evening, was we'll attended. There was
no debate, as.ihe most Of the evening was
taken up ion debating AN amendment so
the bylaws, which every Nom Der of
the Society was i'm favor of. The attond-
anco at these meetings would bo a good
deal better if every mem or Of the Soci~
ETY. did not want 20 be leader. and this
wrangling, for hours, over resolutions
that are Of no benefit TO any one was
stopped, and tho programme carried out
oitenor. We want to SEQ tho meetings
of this Society we'll attended, but so Ion1
as this is carried on they will have no
audience.
Tho following is tho programme for
next Monday evening. Defamation.
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