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BOARD or OVERSEERs OF THE
POOR

Board met on Monday pursuant TO its
adjournment. Present, m' Board.
The report Of the committee on the
condition of Poor house was read and
adopted.
On motion the Steward was authorized
Co pr cure jeans suitable for mn kiug each
OF the male pHlpCis suit Of CLOTHES, a a
also calico sufficient tor the females "A
suit each also Co furnish those pDupcis
who use II tobacco ann cunts not cN e
cceding five cents per week. each.
The ONCIsevr ui l. ca~1ut q strict wa,
authorized 10 bring Din Barnes aud
samuel Rishel to the Poor house; aud
the Ovcr~ccr ui Portland Di>tric' wasau-
thprized 60 bring Frc"crick Cramar To-
tlr Po,T-hou~c.
ALLOWANCES. Jos y. Ringer. goods
furnished j. G.. Miller. soon stephen
4 tchucll, keeping two suuii children
fr0ui jane LIST, 1879, 10 juno lst 1850, 81;
john n. FuWcct,, setting corner stones
ON Puur-huu~e property, Book, etc. IS;
John |. Bucklow, Tor Keeping l.. T.. Ev-
cry and iamiIV Ocn in uumhrrl day =,
so: james & Feather tor bringing Ercd
eIick rnmer To- Poor house. 500; The
Cdnrc Stcmpie. 90 coutS per week for two
years, up to Dec 6, 1879.
Adjourned to tho regular meeting of
June II, 1850
NEIL J. FoRTNFY, Clerk.
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with "A deep 81 u, "Iveu got the SOC
just now, but tiffany man will bet on me
working &c In give thom half the mon.
ev, and show them how | work I, FOR
know can do It and not haiftry.
A. nobody corei about investing 50c
In the puzzle, ,he lantern j,wcl follow
made b lime Cor thc door ami disap>
pear a, amid tho doafcnin.s cries and
misses OF the boys, "Go IL letunyi
Holy Moses! blOc Clazcs and the groom
leaves OF Israel! Pat whet was You
dose of "Any" ou pojU.e No! You
even went SO tar as 20 give mo "a whole
Wagon load ot IL, whoa YOU knew that
nay unfit stomach could uot digest t.
1--WE pray thee to desc nj from thy
gNlcd throne &c" (SatireN Ycs. l
descend from the 'pi!dcj th,ouo' ildis
criminot"ly, SINCE lost my Solc at Ma
Sontowu. "But Oh, lord and monarch of
all thou surveycst ,Sc.. we resecch thee
On orr knees 20 smile one OF thy smoles
of forgiveness. Irnot, q King. we arc
forever undouor (Dnuhlo satire and
he tNtiN thrown nm for good mo,surc.
But ola, gony! Mouse traps, and all
that survives tat poles after the skunk
gets his iil, I forgive YOU. aud will
smile one of or ny everlasting smolcs
upon You while YOU are down upon
Your ku 'o~ praying for }; hccca, pannah
SuSaun Ia Jane to lorgivo YOU for the
popped corn YOU hooked from her
at praycrmoo,iug. IN go further and
smnlc, roll throw my hat iu the air and
crack my nools together ii sho docs not
forgive Nou until YOU return her popped
corn accompanied with thousand Kisses.
Lord knows pat / Tub YOU, and moth
ing short Ola good dose Of toddy can ever
Keep me rom marrying you as It Is loap
year. Fuc de- led sake. Mir Pat, clIur
M "nujcr prayer for old aunt Diunh
an she'll luN you dc longest day Sue
Ibis. Hero, pat / cNtoud to You the
/ oliyc~braucu, aud trust your felicity may
too even groatlul to us poor girls.
PoLLY &. /.
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PORTLAND PEN POINTS

Local Cmresp ndence of the Argus.
MARCH.-Wc bava good deal of sick
nets re attaIs time Mis- Clara Smith
is very l,w with fever Dr.. Dent and
F,Plc are 10 attendance. Young Mr..
Windle 10 a great eulferer from rhcuma-
I.srn
We motto the lumber on the ground for
the new clock up"
Horny Glover is having his house fitted
up Henry is good fellow, and is NOV
lug things right along
Our streets are full Of teams hauling
shook.
he storm on The night of the 5,h, blew
one house over, but no one was hurt.
Our mechanics al seem busy-silvcr
smiths, gunsmith's aud carpenters.
Two of our guusmith's, william and
NJ II. Benson, have Just returned from
Pieimon, where they took part in a shoot
ing contest for q silver cup There was
some fine shooting done 10y the Piedmont
rifle team aud o'h5ro, but our sharp.sh,ot
ere won Toe prize ard brought 80 home
with thcm. Gloj for P,r,llnd
RgPORTER
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IRONDALE FrRNACE lrEMs-

Local Corr 'spnndcn 'c of the Argus.
MARCH S:h.-A great dCal of sickness
prevails in this vicinity, aud Dr. Bou-
berger Is on the alor, assisting those who
ned "a clicll aid.
protmcted meeting at this place has
just closed, with forty acccs~ious
to the church. IL was held 10y tie Rev.
Richard Wood, "A pastor in the L.
church who il an excellent rcasoa or and
a good preacher.
Mr.. \. J. Elliott one of the teachers
of this school went homo some ume ago
sick. leht> npt yet ra'uthoi, bat we
learn Is couva.oSc!ng slowly.
Mr.. Moore stul continues TO run his
department OF the school. whicn is dol ny
well.
\ young daughter OF MIR. Joseph
Woir had her arm broken by slal up~
setting and falling upon it Parents
Shoul3 bo moro careful and not allow
thci Children 10 run headloug into dan
ger,
Mr. \. StrauSz, the manager oc the
furnace. WAS oil ON business trip To-
Pittsburgh during the past week. Tho
I
from twouty five to tbirtv toms per day.
We horn more talk Rod Men i'm
J this community. We think they were
I only preteuder- going by tho Iamo OF
REL men not moaui, to do any harm.
Mr.. Geo. w. Pol has returned homc
/ from ohio whore he has been at work
/ ior.tho past three months.
Most OF the T. pubucncs IN this section
are for Blaine tor tho Presidency. They
/ seem 10 bo opposed to a thhd t.. m. $
are we oppos q toa third term, IA We
| Will show them i'm October
Mr., l.. G. Jones who was supposed tc
/ 5c very bad with the consumption is now
| out at W nix, making money We hope
lac will get well yet.
! Wishing tho Argus success we will
| drop Dui pen, BRYsoN
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the past fOrIuigh, he secs number of
prodiSal souls returning 70 Ta-lGke OF the
blessings awaiting them.
Oar school which (regardless the gossip
of many of the pUrons has been S~ccess.
fully laugh, by Miss Sarah G. Llstop, an
acco plish,d aud experienced teacher
will close tomorrow, the ltth. We learn
there will be several Interesting recitatiOns
given on that day.
Born unto MI and Mrs. Amos J.
Feather, March the 3, daughter. This
will account for the unusually h,igh.
counlgaanCe of Amos
We are gl-d To near that Mrs. John
Lis,on, who has been suifcIinC from drop
~ since last Novem Der, and who for the
past few days has been seriously IN, is
now better.
Nc. james Graham is doing quite an
extensive business at his saw-mil
RoAMER.
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s. 4. LITTLE & SONS.

We visited yesterday The branch estab.
lishment II these well known Jewellers,
which has just heen opened in the newly
fitted up store room ia the Corbiu Housc
Immediately oppotite the Court House.
where We found Mr. II. w T. tile, one OF
the 'courleous junior members Of the firm
busiiy ci gsged IN opening, arranging and
showing his glutcring and valuable assort-
mpnt Of goods The stock embraces in
endless variety, Gold aud Silver Watch
es; Canoes, Diamond, PAN Gold aid
other Ring-; Jcw,lry Of every absorption.
Bracelets, Thmble's, SIP ctacles, spoons,
Frks, Kuives Cistor's, Better Dishes.
Napkin.Rings, Cake 5 ands, Clocks. &c,
sc. They are alsy prepared to % 60 the
best possible manner clock watch and all
other repairing and engraving.
All 10 need Of anything ia their line
should avail IN, mselves Of the advantages
Of dealing az home with thoroughly re-
liable arm.
These gentlemen will remain until after
Circuit Court, which commences the 22nd.
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TUNNELToN GOSSIP.

Cortc,'o"dencc Of "' A'g"s'l
mo ID pl'o" pu""'9 mas struck run
h'Iu'h crazy
h'5n' car '''dS oil telegraph poles wore
S"'i'''" rom t+ls S''t'"n one day last
"p'", p" 'n' ONO " MI7S''Slppi H. H.
~ 30 '''''''''l' va Oh G." BUSINESS
u'P u" ua'u"' No"ou'S ana Iroh'"wh
It's. wees.
COL >. Eng nc Wcicott took in Graf
20, "" i'i'"y'
~ i'"t"S"'7, "f''''or5' "'d MAIDS ana
u"I' ''"+S are inc ihlSHy 'hInSa thot
u''',''''' '''''h"t o'a-t OIL
D'' y'" work inc 10 automatically
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''"''"','',''' ''"o'S - l''''hs INC
'''' M law" "",'o' "'' IN
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=" ~ N'''i' % '''' ''''''''''e9i 10" soon
WIZ Wv NY ,''''n 'u''
4, - 49, ','''l '"""' pun up "a, IIot'i
,''-".' w. anu ',' inc
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i'''- '''1 oD''" ]" inc ul'.
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S"'"' "'"'
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- '''',''' 81 Nv ''''',le, was III To-" u on
.''''''1' '''''''5 '' "''o 'h" nearly "s
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- ''' ""' N'''o UNI
'''', &C., "'0 ''''''"E "'9' NOD
~, D"."' ''''' " l'a'' you ana give
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"'"'" ~ ''y "n'' 20" "n" ""it''
49,. s'''., ,. y ''' '',' I'''',' out thcn'
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49,, ~ ,'''o'o ''''o 20" ana
''''''''' "','' '''' '"''l'S'
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,"'i' ~. p',.F give" az O"o IoS'a'h'o %
.. ~" nv "'' 'ne
Wv '''' ''''''''"y ~ ''e'
"''' ''' l'"'B ''"''7 ana
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"'''V '"' P' VINO"
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'.. ''',' '. .,', ~" "''7' '''N was
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-13

County CoUr,, President Joseph NJ.
Shaw and. Justices William Mckee and
Thomas w ,tson, convened al . o'c ocG Ia
the afternoon of last Monday, the stu,
and the following named gentlemen were
selected as Grand Jury for this Court,
mated "a foremsn,) Amos Hartley,
William Elliott, L Lan,z, Moses T.
Sinclair, Henry NJ. Galley, Benz.
+. SQujres, john SaSffer, J. w
Watson, Wn. T. Kelly, Charles T Law
ton, Guy A Bisaop, Joseph Feather,
J. NJ. Cbidester, Il. Clay Hagans, and
John c. L 81 ,fTer.
We will give the proceedings in this
Court in our next issue.
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KINGWoOD DISTRICT.


awe f"f.'r' af.f t'iff d D fsfA1F
Loca Correspondence OF the Argus.
NAnou To- Every one seems 20 be- look
ing forUsrd tothe closing Of the schools
ia this nrighborhood Our school taught
~ Mr.. O a Herring, will close We'd
resiav the ION Mr Herring deserves
great praise, ~ he has taught or school
very satisfactorily, and we have meyer
had better school taught 40 tlir place
Mr IT, is q very esDmable gentleman.
and one wc shall some day hcer from
W. have p nourishiug literary with A..
A. Pell President AMI @. a Herring
Secretary. II meets on Friday night Of
each week. The question last Friday
night was. Resolved that orr 6usl iudg.
ment will be 10 Heaven. The next ques.
ton g. r solved, that a desire for wealth
is injurious 10 man
We are still padding the mud.
Feed is plenty, and the winter is past
aud gone.
SIcccss TO The ARGUS.
MCpfuhCH.
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EDUCATIONAL.

We attempt to supply the educational
wants Of Preston county by founding at
It's county seat "a hrst.class Normal
School. The course oi study adopted bv
tins institution j.. undoubtedly superior
90 That 90 any other -chouI in the county.
be 1g equal o. that OF tie State Nor tl,tl
..u u Ia rntOut. We ask for the
No y ieiny liberal patronage.
70. iuIt..r information address
j, -. lPHsNIDER, PRINCIPAL.
kinxwoOu, l.te tom county. ". Va.
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MARRIED

EATON-TITCHENELL-At tho res.
idcnce Of ,he bride in Lyon District. Feb
-, 1880, by Rev. E.ias NJ. Sapp, MIR
William Eaton and Miss Eliz, both a
Titchcucll.
TEET5-FREELAND-At the res.
idonce OF Mr.. Andrew >. Sislor. IN Port
land District, Feb. g. 1880, hy Rev. s.
a. Sister, Mr. Wilbert a. Tcels aud
NJ iss Sarah Freelaud.
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Local Correspondence Of the Argus.
Maroon 10 The energetic farmers of
this quiet ncigbb thooi.ars busy engage d
ia clearing and plOwi1g for their spring
crops.
Rsv Joseph Clarke o. the Bapt st
Church Is condocingi protractel mseti ng
here. Mr. G. is good preacher. a
christian gentleman and good citizen.
9nd az a reward for his religious labors Of
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CANDlDArE5 ANNoucEMENrs.

our terms Tor announcing caudidatc-
GG lines or less COR political Offices treats
follows
For Congr 50, so; for state Senate or
any state Office. 3 o; for House Of Dole~
rr'tos. or any county Office, So for Dis
trct Offices So.
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pROyf IONS.


CoFFgE- Fair to good Rio ~ ,3Oi5a:
prmr H.; choice 49,; best Wn,ring
roasted S;,.yellow RIO 49,, Java % q.
-yups, cDmm"n 3j puns a. q; New
Odears moiayses, "a 80; pnmv new
choice Boo.
suGAu-R. Gocd hard cru he'd 100;
pulycrised, 10t 70; granulatrd, lOc.
; andard a ggc; on a. g. y, g.;
'Xira &. 81 best yeil,~, 8; common
yrl'nw 75mSl r New Orleans, Sm9jr
ByrraR ius commodity Is iu good de-
mand Tor choice Rr ,des, with prob tblr
iocrrnse IN quantity. We quote choice a.
10000.
roTArors-At 81 25@t 80 per bbl
sweet ppt4tors % 5jm1 % per bDl
ii"veY-N w domestic lO~l2ig. per
pound.
oaDr-Tbc markets. quiet at 81 80 for
the best quality.
TALLow 10 fair demand and steady
Prm, city reudcted sells at 5}c. per
20 loose
GISsgye-Firm at 81 80 per 10. for
cholceDld. auI zoe for green.
WoJ1.-Q IOtrd 40 5Omj2c for choice
washed, and One-thId 81 FIR uuwasheI.
N.us-lOl 70 81 IS. 2J An abate.
mcut Of zoos VNtg on orLCfs Of POO
krgs or upwa
20 90
UAY-Dsmlud active; supply 'qral 10
iti pId loose ON wlgJr- .l5 OJM3D 90 pr
tun; baied st about tns Same i1ui,s, OF "a
irls higher boo some cases. Wo.ic 20
Iowa sls Qua ~ co.
MulFEsD-lu smril demand and holds
9~d. mlddIuss siS per ton; ship stun
si2 p.r 'pn.
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KILLED BY A DRAIN

James Crawlcy, an employee Of tho
10. u o. Railroad Company, was struck
bya passenger train no Grafton last Mon
day night, ant sustained injuries from
which hc died Tuesday morning. lio
lctvcsa wife and several children.
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To residents Of thus cOiHt,'-One year.
$3.50; six months, 10; four months, 50
cents.
To non residents ofthe cotniV-One year.
81 ,65-the Is cents extra beng charged
.Npr9pa postage;-- six months, IS cents;
shr, months, go cents.
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We lean that another musical concert
is to b" given nv the Mo1ar: Band or
Monday evening the % Inst, in the
Court House HAIL. This will afford an
opportunity for persons attending Court
to enjoy a rare musical treat
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TO PHOTOGRAPHERS :

\ SPLEEN lid Gal tcrv Tor rent. with cN-
cciieut sNy and side lights, nicely httod
up and ull ready Tor use. No other CAL
lerv within "a radius If 20 miles. Apply
TO PETER oLrZ, EingwOOd, ". Va.
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Wess Virginia University.

Nine departments of stady - Text
books furnished at cost - Calendar are
ranged ~ suit teachers - expenses for
one yetr from si75 to 5000 - Non~sec-
tartan, IUeral thorough. Fall term
begins September 3rd 1879.
For catalogues and other information
apply 90 the President J. r.. THDMP~
son, MorgantOwn, West Va
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Prof Ralphsnyder informs ms that tho
entertainment Ivy his school will he given
at the Court House II'll, aturday even~
ing, the 20 inst. The bul Is being
tastciuhy dec"ratei'fo r the occasion.
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spailN except SUNDAY. fDaily. tDCu't
stop here, Besides the above> named
trains there is V " Train with a pass
cnger car attached. that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
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B. & O. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore & Ohio. Railroad,
for the stations named below, which sCOk
effect November 10Th, 1879;
EASTWARD BOUND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-03-13

1t. Lou. vii on, 90 the L. s. Army.
paid this place and the University visit
last week. He %as formerly student OF
the University, and is graduate OF
West Point Rumor says he will prob~
ably be detailed for the University here.
--I0i0u,ifoicu Eoa.
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FARM TOR RENT OR SALE
will rort the H1Ckelhauey farm on
River liill adiui ring Gor"n g. White and
Sam'l Stuck. Inquire of FRANK HINE.
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orr esteemed young friend, l.. Morgan
Shay, Of Reno district, called ON Monday
last to request that the ARGu, sent To-
him hcIelfter at Rushville, Lewis c,un-
~ whittier lac goes to engage ia the mer-
camille business. Mr.. Shay Is young
man of sterling qualities and we cordial
~ recommend him to the 1avor AMI pa,
trona-e Of the people Of Rusbvillo.
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ADvERTIsl.;G RATES (:

Transient AdUertiSemc1 S:-Sl per inch
for first insertion, aud fifty cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements of moro than two
squares, standing for a longer true than
one month. subject To special rat, sched-
ule which can te seen by calling a. this
u
TRANSIENT advertisements most be
oaid Cor when ordered.
LEGAL notices 2j cents per tine for fouI
Insertions.
PERSONAL cOmmublCaUCusw VIII be IN
serted for so cents per square.
I EN lines Of this type one sar'"e.
LOCAL notices Ten cents per line.
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The many friends Of DR.. J. 7. Fuller
will be gratified - learn that he has re-
turned to his old home at Brandonvnle,
to stay.
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Amo - the numerous callers at the
ARGUS Office during the woel, wore JUS
tires Wgi. Mckee, Of Braadouv!le. and
J.. c. Baker, Of Indepcnder &C; DR.. VIM.
NJ. Dent, of Newburr, DR.. Jamison OF
Brucelou. and DR.. Gay Fairfax of Reeds
vile; Messrs. J. l.. Mckenzie, y. j..
Cauheld ana =. G. Salisbury, OF Howes
vile; Mr.. Jacob Smith, Of vnloy;
Mcssrs Elias s. Fol.on AMI g. ". Stew
erson. Of Ro lamcr's; Hon. Potter 4 IN.
of Reno; Mr.. Goiin o, Waite, Of Mason
town; Mr.. VIM. BrahaIn, OF Rowlesburg:
Messrs. II. u. Fogle and ed. Messenger,
OF Portland.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED
Geo. a. Sterling ami Nancy NJ Garlits.
VIM. II. Palmer and Elizabeth Audcr-
son.
john w. Coleman aud Ella Brown.
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Judge Camden accompanied by Hon.
J. y Camden and family, departed on
Saturday morning last for the Hot
Springs. Arkansas. lie will remain
away about month. CYdTkSbtug Nc,rs.
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WHEELING Wholesale MARKEI
WHEELING Mu. B.
ELnun.

oupeIhhe" .'''....'..''''.... ..,'.SO 0D@D -
F mily whitr...................... ~
Fancy, patent process. .. 10
cp'lh2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1901 90
Wughr--A isir supply - coming In
Sl.3) i9 he ruling price.
tuRS- W.ai ehng, selling az Is
tYg-Stlc- h-m, but quite small; coll
INK az 60. - Dushcl
Ohr,- Ine 90 ,rl<ri firm with mOder
ATE oemaud hud sufficient supply; good
10 prim" 4O:.
BAWLtY -5csfce with a moderate de
mDd, except for the best quail ties at 55m
81 CO.,
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US
is Published every SAT- vddy by Ne
ARGUS PRINTING COMPANY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +:

KINGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA
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We have a stock of oliver Chilled
PlOWs Tor sale, regardless of recent al
vauCos. SIIAFFER & BONAFIEI.D.
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here ana Here06OutS

We direct attention to the advertise
meut of executors sale of two valua-
HE farms near Kingwood and of the
Union Hote. property in town.
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No. II No.t5.No. e No. Z:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-05

We M UsT HAVE A RESIDENT. now tran
spires that Col. Fair is in few months liable
to be no more Of resident of Nevada than
Sharon. The Democratic nominee for Sena-
tor has built half million dollar residence on
Mob Hill, San Francisco, and before long will
move out of his little $4,000 house in Virginia
and live i'll San Francisco. His family are
already there. Thus when the time comes
for him to serve the State, if it ever does, he
will be no longer resident of it. We still
believe that it is in the cards to elect resi-
dent of the State, and that the people will in
the end repudiate the sacks, and vote for
some good honest habitating resident of the
sagebru sh.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-05

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Postmaster General calls the attention of
postmasters to the following reduction of
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is ordered that on and after the..frst of Octo-
Der, 1890, the postage charged on newspapers
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