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v0ir dams les fumees de 50 pipe
une tres jolie femme aux yeux
couleur du ttemps. un innocent
jouvenceau q Ia blonde moustache !
une crosse sacoche pendue an cou
dun butor, la noble IT pale figure
dun prince sicilien, qui s'6criait ;
Gle respect de la propriet6, il eat
le fOndenent de tout l'univers.n
NJ. Taconet bAtissait Ia dessns un
iul broglio, un roman a quatre per
sonnage, Oh les afinites electives
jouaient IN grand role les ceurs,
les especes, tout circulate. Puts
IL 90 init a sOnger aux races iuf2
rieures ct aux nations qQi ont les
secrets de l'avenir, a Ia synthese
germanique, a Sedan, aux Peaux
Rouges, ct il finit par ssendormir
en- mnrmurant:
Patience I! r6pondit Panurg,:
"
NJ. DrOmmel aurait mieux fait
peut 6tre de suivre sa premiere
idee, qui 6tait de partir des le len
delnain, Ter 0ctobre, pour Lyon.
Mais quot il men fit rien, c'6tait
ecrit aux tablettes de Jupiter.
On q pr6tendu que Ia cause DE-
tout lie NAL await etc Nine Drom
mel QUEEN ns'6veillant ellie s'etait
plainte de son pied, qui await Ell
de pendant la mutt, qu'elle s'etait
d6clal6e incapable de So remettre
en- ronte. Ceux qui ont adopt6
cette version meconnaissent le ca
ractere aug6lique de cette char
mante femme II est bieu vrai
que lorsque son mari ~ presenta
dams "a chambre, ellie lui insinua
d0ucement qu'elle az lessentait
des fatigues de Ia veille ct qusun
jour de repos lui ferait grand
!. bien mais ellie ajouta aussit0t
, que, sill l'avalt pour agreeable,
ellie 6tait pI6te a partir. qu'elle se
faisait une j0ie de deterer q tOus
, seq d@sirs, quill Ia connaissant
, trop pour Ell d0uter. Heureuse
meut NJ. Drommel avait r6solu
d'employer cette journ6e q visitel
lie pafais ct lie pvrc de FOntain {
bIeau, en- compagnie de son chez
prince, qai Iui en- await TAFT la Pre-
position. II r6pondit que la san
Is de sa chatte lui 6tait plus pre-
, ciese que, tout que, quot, gull lui
/, Ell cohtat, il retarderait de vingt
quatre heures sou q Ia seule fu
| de lai taire plaisir. Ellie Il,
, semblant de le croire, le rcmercis
G continent, le r6compensa par ur
i acknowledgements. Avoirl'air deIcro
p re est IN art qu'elle possedait, 9,
! un art tres utile, qui 6pargne au,
families beaucoup dscontestations
i epineuses, de chipotages, de pict
r teries.
A Coxtixwer.
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FEUILLETON:
LES IDcOONSEQUENCE De
n. D R @ N N E
Par Victor Cher1saaez-
III

wv GV 0V0 W.
ie is IL plongeon, je fos teut< dc
lui ceier : Homme de- g6uie, viens
sur moa coeur. Par malheur il re
prit oh !! mails Titisn, CO nest
I.as encore celia.
Non FAllemagne NEST pas
encore celia, repartit NJ. Drommel,
mails ellie y viendra /; nous en- som
mrs NJ crepuscule, demain le so
leil SO levera. Les Allemands sc
listimguept entire tons les peoples
par le genie du r6alisme, par 10
sentiment do 10 synthese.
Eft il ajouta Gu d6voraut une
cinQuiAms al0uette:
me vous y from peg pas, c'est
Ia. eyuthAse germanique qui q
vaiucu Il Sedan.
n. TacOnes portrait son verre q
ea|bouchs il 10 lalssa retomber sor
IL table 81 v%iolemment quill taillit
le briser, ct ses yeux bruins jeta
rent IN 6clair. II 70 ca!ma aussi
tot ct Ne coutenta de murmurer:
Patience! repondit Panurge.
"A propos, pendant quo nous
Y sOnmes, Qu'allons.nous fairo de
Ia iamille I demapda encore Les
toe.
-Je no la detruis pas, je Ia per
fectionne, en- faisant clever ct nou
lir tOus lss entamt t. par FEtat.
-Es ls marriage, labolissons-
nousf
LIE marriage, mon cher enfant,
est IL; plus absurde de t0us les
prejugfs, le plus grand attentat a
Ia libHrt6 de l'h0mme ct do IL fem
me. Je le remplaoe par l'amour
1ibre.
-C'est entendu CONNIE lx pro
I1i6te, nous faisons cirOuler IL
femme.
-Sera.t.il permiA den avoir
llusieursi denanda q son tOar
n. .TMcOnet.
-vous prenes toujours ma pen
a6e 10 travers, lui dit agreement
NJ. Drommel. L'smour est essen
tiellement monogame, ct 10 seuls
polygamie Qui soft conforme a Ia
nature est IL polygamis success
s;ve. Lshomme ma l,as 10 droit
de d~isl,oser pour ls6ternit6 de %
personne qui est saci6e ct do IA
volont6 qui est changesnte. La
loi no ,econnait plus les veux
du marriage, ct inscrira Gu tete de
Q, constitution le grand principe
Les sfinit6s electives. Tout est
CHIME dams l'hOmme.
-Patfait dit NJ. Taconet. z
y d. l'aiihite pour H VOLTA un
6chauge qni fera dun coup qua
tre hpnreux.
~Echange ton quelquefois les
femuses en- Allemaguei dit le pc
tit Lestoc.
Celia stest vu, ct tout lo mon
de sen est bien trOuve.
-OmMis clocha clocAab,lis, kt6>
cria Nj. Taconet, ct c'est uue belle
chose que dHtre clerc jusQusaux
dents IN matiAre de brtvisire.
do men tiendrai t~oujOurs u
ce!ui do ma tante Dorothee, tit
Les,oc. C'etsit I'm jour sous IL
grand PORTER. Je me kouviens
que ce jour-la ellie await un cara
co coIleur chOcolat et une cornet
to Il tongues barbes.
~Henri, me dit ellie. ne le fails ja
mails aux autres, 81 tn veux Qus
on ne Il IL fassc jamais.-Et pour
Qu.,l m'en souvint, ellie m'appli
Qua an grand soufnet sur Ia ioue
lroitc c'stait HI tacon de gravcr
tortement les chooses dana ma me
MORE. II Ell est resalte que je he
TAI jamais fait aux au;ces.
Ell quot jolt garcon. s'ecria
Drommel, serait.il vrai D..
-C'vst II pure serit6, ct VOLTA
,,n sacrifice qui ne me cohts guA
r y. Jr n'si.jamais &c amoureux,
mm 4", ... 'tat vons
dire que j'appartiens q l'ecole du
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Oh oNO1OO UNSSh VIC ~ al CA COVN
lierement ceux de .ses pensionnai
res don't Ia physi0nomie ne lui re
Went pas, en- quot ellie manque au
plus sacr6 devoir Dc "a profession
qni est de ne jamais faire excep
tion des personnes. Dis.moi &c
que tn consommes, Ut je te dirai
qui tn es-Ml est l.adage du par
fait aubei giste. A plusieurs re
prises, Nine Picaud p6netra brus
quement dams IA sale a manger,
esp6rant Ia trouver vide, ct ellie
referma Ia porte q grand grand
bruit, avec un geste dsimpatience.
On ne p0uvait dire plus claire
ment Allezr voas en-.
NJ. Drommel No put . tenir de
confeseer 40 prince que d figure
de Mme Picaud lu, parsisaait aus
81 r6barbative que celle de n. To
comet, ct il s'informa dun ton de
myetere ct d'inquietuds 81 les au
berges de Barbison passaieht
pour des ma:sons honnetes. LIE
prince en- lnt6ra que NJ. Drommel
await cmport6 dams son baggage
toute une collection de rubis Ia
lais. Quand il suit quill stagis
salt de cinq GU SIX mechaDts mile
francs EN- billets ct co espaces, il
ne put reprimer un l6ger hausse
meut d1paules. Qu'estce que
six mile francs pour an grand sci
gne"r qui possede Malaserrai II
ne laissa pas de representer a NJ.
Drommel quill ent etc plus simple
de Sc munir de lettres de credit,
ct il l'exhorta vivement q ne ia
mails sc separer de "a sacoche.
-Cette maison, hi dit.il, est la
plus honn6te du monde mails
l'homme, mon cher ami, il nest
jamais sur que de CO quill tient.
Pendant &c temps, l'ex-commis
saire de police, qui s'etait retire
daus "a chambge, croyait aperce
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SusSutt ! SuJtt tEd1SIOr
me le monde ct pose de 81 forte
main les assises de 10 s0ciet4 nou
velle, malheur aux peoples qui se
ront incapables d'eu adopter les
principles! lis disparaitrout com
me les Peaux-R oages q l'appro
che des blancs.
lex commissairs police ss6cria
pour Ia tr0isieme fois
Patience! repondit Panurge.
-Qui etait ce Panurgel dc
manda NJ. Dr0mmel impatieute.
An rebours de lex comm,ssaire
il await tout lu, saut Rabelais.
-Panurge, reprit NJ, Taconet,
etait I'M homme de bien a qui on
he ft iamais dc chagrin sans re
p~entance, ct il en- prit NAL u Din
denaut d'avoir On maille q partlr
avec lui un jour Qu'ayant Z lu
ncttes, il entendait plus claire
meut de l'oreille gauche.
-Je me suis la,sse dire, fit 10
petit Lestoc, que les Velches
ayant perdu lie secret de- faire
drs cnfants, dams un steele d.ici il
ny eli au," plus Qne tsois sur Ia
surface dc IL terIe. L'uu sera
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%lNOUvEAUx AkHAN0fui,dR

E~ncoignurc dee ruea Green, q Thip1sn
Mr.. Thomas Albert s6vioat sn11bA
lee voyageuSs gail Went d. fi1.(e -
veeMx arrangements qui lui pernst9y1 !
s'stisf.ire tout eeux qui von1ysst -
Eer de leur coplance sasb
Repss Atomic heurs d + jsqsateA -
Table d'h6te b 10 heures II n6ibW
dsieunor ct } 4 hsures d. ssis nRuJ&
Chamhros commodos q hioD ang1iAa
PIiX IODERF8 90
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There is no civilized nation in the West
ern Hemisphere in which the utility Of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters a. q tonic. correc-
tive, and sati-bilions medicine. is not known
and appreciated. While it is D medicine
tor all seasons and all climates, 1t is espe-
cially suited to the complaints generated
by the weather, being the purest and best
vegetable stimulant in the world.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
to whom apply for HostetteR's Almanac for
1881.
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TunnsItoB Letter.

Don't boiler till ger git out of.the WOO Is,
old man, for fear ye might git stinged by
humble bee.
Some body Is going 10 git fooled to day,
for bet my Rsl TryphOsa g piut Of hick
DRY nuts that-Adam wase't girl
"Wbst fall there WAS, my country
men" remarked our genial friend, Ash
Gibson. ~ lac heard Republican sing.
ing.
"Of all the rats brneath the Sky,
The Garfield rat | most despise !"
"Ob, my can't giAe you up!" che
said. In sucn a piufm tone, that tn
yOGUg man actually i,it down ~ his boot
lsgs to See If he wasn't minus paii Of
stockings.
am reliably informed that wo are to
have a grand festival 10 the new church
OF the camp ground the latter part Of tnis
month.
That would be "Jack Harkaway" Of
Newburg, Joan Cross, was IN town one
DAY last week, offering TO bet that the 4tb
Of July came on Christmas
NhuAiuettb hb plbhNJ al DuuA hCttg 4
mean those sweet yivGciOus and pIepos
sessing candidates who never fail 70 make
you turn your pocket inside cut to see
II YOU can't find few cents to donate to
some benevolent institution
Tb,t old humorist and eccentric.
Mickey" ODonDell, Of Newburg. called
to zee us on Monday evening. Herelsted
, all kim Of funny stories for the benefit OF
Bul Reese and Al. Potter, who, seem
lngly, enjoyed them immensely.
Our school house il done. Its model
q beauty. Messrs Reese and Potter viii
/ put the finishing touch on II to-day, with
their elastic brush. We are sorry the boys
will have 10 leave us, for We fully in-
tended 10 have them help us bill To,
| "B. Bs."
GOV +. w. linn, ~ Newburg, wb,
is, % us, ike the fret beam to damse
scarce thirteen years old, and who
scarcely, II ever pretends TO make .
"smash" on the fair daughter Of Eve
made - q pleasant call on Friday eve
ming
Squire Shaaer and Harry Zimmerman
Of this place, went to Housewife on
Monday night to besr Hon. Jno. II. Hol
add Jno. Barton Payne, Esq fre of the
act pJllli cal gun OF this memorable can
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Co. Partnership. Notice.

The partnership formerly existing
under tho name of Allen, Elis s. Co, is
dissolved by mutual consent. MI. Cbas
n. Ellis has purchased q half interest in
the business. and new cU-psrtnofship
formed under tho name ~ Allen a. Ellis.
The new firm having increased laciH.
ties. purpose doing wholesale and re-
tai business in Genera Mtr .handi-c.
and will spare $50 pains a. mako 10 ty tho
interest Of alt who pstrOniso them
s. l.. ALLEN
CHAS. r. ELLIS.
Referring 90 the above notice. lc.ite
to express the sincere thanks Of the Ola
firm % generous public for the liberal
patronage bestowed on them. We viii
endeavOr to make 10 % the interest OF al
our old customers, and the public. To
continue their patronage with us. As
we are DESTROYS Of having the business of
the old firm settled as speedily ~ possi~
bio, ] will consider Il personal favor it
all, In any way indebted 20 any of tho
old firms, Will sette Their indebtedness
~ soon as possible
Respectfully, &c., &. n. ELLIS.
Nowburg, w, Va, Oct IS, lSsO.
OCt28ts
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marrlageIicen.cs.

HhFsase tstCehhcs.
The following marriage licenses have
been granted since our last report;
Columbus Knots and Olive Cassidav
LOWS l.. Wotring aud Eliza NJ. shut,
ueworth.
James ElcaSad and Mary a. Scott.
Thos. W. Lemon and Mary { Fortnov
David G. S;emple and Ida Trnttor.
frcdrick NJ. Halbritter and Sarah l..
Wiles.
John Miller and Mary Miller.
Jacob Spiker and Eliza Herring.
IL. q. Jenkins aud Emma Wilson.
Geo, o. jenkins and Francis Ii. Great
house.
Joseph Stone aud >av,lNa Rusrli
X. T., Swoarcu. ,au and NuIaL o.. l..
mar
Ralph NJ. Nelly ana EiLn I...,r.
George =. Rucplo and Kate Plum
Frank Wnudrocko and Theresa Gu.'kc.
j. Creed Michael and Virginia II. For
man.
Ellis Satt' rheid and Mary VI. Funk.
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The fall term ~ the public school A.
This place commenced last Monday
morning with good alton lance. Tho
teachers are ]. G. Ralplrnyder, Princi-
pal; Chauncy Ravcnscran. Ist assistant.
Miss Annie Klaus"r, End assistant. nd
Miss Ella Berry, 81 assistant The
number ~ scholars is increasing rapidly
and it IL expected that tho school will be-
better than ever before, the dimcultv
heretofore being that thefo we're too
many scholars Tor the numboy OF ioaeh>
srs employed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

The vote Of tho poll At this place was
greatly increased Tuesday over that OF
the State election owing to the fact that
ne Republicans woro very much afraid
that they would not carry the district
and they had voters rom other districts
10 cast their ballots here. As will be
seen the Republican majority after all
their maneuvoring is very littlo larger
'han Sturgiss's, showing that a mum
Der who voled for. Sturgiss voted for
Hancock.
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Transfers al ucaIE.in,e.

The following deeds hive been placed
upon record in the Count Clerks oni,o
since car it-t ."'.rt.
',e So I-u.I., H.e H..a fa-
f'. In.'a.l .u.'
.u. ..A t..r ins for
90 t.,y. d.. i.... .-t.,t
tanl. Ga>o .ll g. -u.M for %
,,ru. B.. i....ut distinct.
Jonn sunu.or- tr Nu. llaraGor for
50 acres Ia Grant district
g. q. Murdock tp Wn ~. Watkins
ior III acres ia Lyon district.
T.. NJ. Wolf to Kills II. Wolf Tor ia
acres in Rono district
Jas. MESSENGER to a. r. Hon for 80
acres in Portland district.
JOS. W. Feather 10 Silas Welsh tor 30
acres i'm Portland district
NJ. Weaver Ia Mention Moore for II
ncros in Lyon district.
l.. II. Ford to 5. Smith for az acres
II Reno district.
Il. j. Euck 10 TO VIM. Michael for Il3
acres in Kiugwood district
Michael Hartman to Calvin Crane.
r. White to town ~ PORTLAND for lot I'm
portlaI d.
Jno. Johns to JAS Graham for 1874
acres In Pleasant district.
j. IL, Carr,ll to Jacob Fran kh user
for l405 acres,
Jno. Barton Payne To ~. G, Wilson
for lot in Lyon district.
Isaac Walter To Emory Knots for 100
acres in Reno district.
Samuel Hishol to w. II. Harmed for g
acres in Pleasant district.
jacob Han toll t. Lovinia Michael for
% acres in Portland district,
q. w. Wilson Ia Am Michael for 493
acres in Portlsnd district.
Lewis Teats to r. Liebo for acres in
Grant district.
John Hoffman 10 J. ID. III lber Tor I47I
acres in Valley district.
d. ID. Huber To Conrad Hubor for I47l
acres in Yanoy district.
y. Bucklew to Harriet Hurdosty for j
acre in Kingwood district.
III. Hardesty 10 w, X. Garner for l
acre in Kingwood district.
VIM. Michael to r. j. Rucklo for l
acre in King wood district.
Nancy itaV0nscran 10 Jno. II. Garner
| for ll6 acres in Kingwood district.
! ]. III. Carroll to Jacob Spike for 1874
acres in Pleas ant district.
! VI. II. Reed TO =. ". McNeor for 1884
Samuel Shaw 10 Calvin Shaw for ~
acres In Grant district.
John Baker to WIN. NJ Walter for l6a
acros i'm Rene district
| Jno. r. Jones' 10 n Smith for so acres
! ". a. TLon-s md Samuel Fiko for 80
acres in Grant district,
Giadesvillo Iron Co. 10 X. j. Brown
and ThIs. Laverfy.
X r. 4! frippeu to smith Crane for
lot IN Kingwoo1.
Geo. Maust - JOS. Irwin for $50 acros
i'm Grant district.
J.. NJ. Strohan to w. G. Brown for n
scres ia Valley district
Robert Spiger " Emanuel B3egly.
Martin MOnts to a. j. Kinkaid.
H., r. Hardman 10 a. 8 and Geo,
Foriney for 10 acres i'm Lyon district.
Jas. II. Brown and w. II. WhctsoH
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4 Grand Hnpntntion

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
has reached reputation that is not limited
by the combines of section or country
There are no injurious s0bstances nor
false and temporary stimuisnts in the
preparation. II is purify vegetable and
compounded under formula that has
psssed severe tests and won endorsement
rom some Of the highest Medical trient in
the country New York World.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

Jack Rafferty, made a w4ger that he
could drink without paying in every ss-
loon on Spring street, JIffersOnville, Ind.
lie got safely into and out Of seven place.,
but in the eight, when he said, Hang it
up" the bartender gave him dreadful
whipping. There were six more bars to
cover, aud he struggled on; but bis Sp-
pearance WAS now against him, and At
the eleventh his skull was fractured with
a club so he lost the bet.
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APros,on County Letter.
'N'' Wv ~ NJ ''''b AN'"Hsl
KJSaVooD, oct. %, 1850

From tho Clrrkshurg News.
K1Sa~ooD, oct. %, 1850.
Preston county. ~ your readers we'll
know, was formed from MonOngalia and
named after James I. Preston, an officer
OF note who took up arms for his coun-
try and liberty against Great Britain.
The general face OF the county IL noun
famous. on the eastern and western
sides we find level tracts Of land called
glades which afford support for large
herds or cattle during tho summer. The
bottom lands arc very fertile and pro-
ductive. Farming Ia tho principal Geo l.
patton. Tho products arc Duckwhoat.
corn, oats and potatoes. ChcRt river is
ono OF the most romantic streams In the
state Of West Va, and passes through
the county. Her )Inks in places are
many hundred feet deep. Along this
stream are indications OF coal iron, cop
per, lead and minerals Of ovory descrip>
tiou except silver and gold. Kingwood
he county reat il situated on high ana
beautiful eminence. IT contains many
fine residences and two Of the finest
churches in tho country.
TWO papers are edited at this place,
the West Virginia ANGUS Democratic,
and the Preston county journal Ropub~
lican'
Hacks make daily trips from Tunnels
ton carrying mail and passengers.
Tho people arc an accomplished. God
fearing, chur ch going set.
RingwoCd can DO justly termed tho
NOODLE town of West Virginia.
OUCAsIoNALLY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

Jacob S'oecklin Of Louisville suffered
most of the torments that ordinarily come
70 an old man when he married a Young
wife. Resolving upon suicide, he made
The preparations carefully. He dressed
himself 10 HE best suit, shaved his face,
brushed his hair, and laid himself out on
q bed, with q pistol IN one hand and a
razor ia the other. His intention evi
IDENTIFY was 10 cut his throat II the bullet
did not kill, but the precaulion proued TO
be Unnecessary.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

Now that the campaign is ended We
hope that some friend AT every posto,hce
in the county will try and become cor
ro'pondeut to the ARGUS during the
coming winter We are always roady
and willing To publish interesting local
news. and We hope, friends, you will be
kind enough to send us letters a. often
IA convenient from your neighborhoods
so that We can DO able to give our read
err the Dews
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

Mr.. Hyde was called suddenly 70
Brandonville last Monday on account OF
the serious illness OF his lister Miss JOS
cpl Inc. and he has not yet returned;
ihererefore it became tho duty of tho
hands in tho oihco to do the editing OF
the Andus this week and we hope that
all shortcomings will be excused.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

Now that the campaign has ciosed we
purpose hereafter to devote tho greater
portion of our paper TO local and general
news, and make 1t a paper worthy the
support OF every citizon of Preston
county. We hope those who snbscribe,.
for the campaign only will conclude to
continue their subscription, and inform
us OF tue fact as soon rs possible.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

We are glad to state that DIR. NJ. Dent,
of Granville, is slowly recovering from
his attack of paralysis, His physicians
have been Drs. Brock Bros, and his cons,
DIR. WIN. NJ. Dent, Of Newburg, and DIR.
George w. Dent, of Arnettsville. Do
minion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

On the 24ib inst. at sorcnude given by
the young folks Of st. Clara, to Mr.. Henry
Bode and lady, a young man named Gay
hart Drain, was accidentally sho,, 10y one
OF his companioos The ball entered the
calf of the leg, inflicling painful wound
DIR. Hsyd WAS called. dressed The wound
and the young man is now improving
slowly Vest Cuion Record
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad com.
psny and the Pullman Car Company are
involved in lawsuit at Baltimore. The
railroad people are building a large num-
Der of drswing-room cars after the Pull.
man model, claiming that the patents are
invalid
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

Miss Ella Aenear of this place, left on
Friday last for Austen, where she expects
to teach school this winter. We are sor-
ry to see Miss Ella leave va. Sue is one Of
Kingwood's most accomplished young
ladies.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

IL th,s'r our friends VIII complain that
we do not publish enough local news.
would tell us When they hear Of anything
OF Importance, II would DO more good
than for them to stay away and gruuble
We publish all the locals we bear OF. hut
have little time 10 'duut for them. - 10
terror.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

The old heater in the Presbyterian
church Of tbi' place not being large
enough 70 sufficiently heat the church
new one is being put in by Caldwell g.
Co., Wheeling.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

we understand that an apple tree
growing on ahs farm Of Mr. William
Flanagan, in Sewell district, has Welded
one crop Of fine apples 10 the early part Of
the season, and lie now growing a second
crop The apples are at present about
the size Of walnuts rFayetto Enterprise.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

That best OF all gosd fellows
WI. Lavolle, of Tunnclton, was in
town ON Monday. last. Mr.. Lavollo in "a
natural humorist and it is imposaible
not TO laugh when he is around. We
enjoyed his visit immensely and are
always glad to SEQ him come to town.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-06

There was q mNu killed N Rowlcsburg.
Tuesday night. about o'clock, by a west
bound freight train. He had both legs
cut off and was BADLY bruised. He can
not be identified. The.B " o company
has taken the corpse in charge, and will
bury IL today L.