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Card

Mr. Hlasko requests most cordially the pleas
ure of the company of all his patrons during
his visits to St. Paul, to soiree dansante at
Sherman hall, opposite postoffice, this Friday.
the oath inst, at 8 P. N. Order carriage at II
P. II.
P, S.-CircuIars to be had at all music stores.
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It is to the interest of any person wishing
to purchase Piano or Organ to consult Messrs.
Pelton. Pomeroy & Cross, Nos. 15O and 152
State street. Chicago, who are wholesale agents
for Ohickering, Hazelton, Decker & Son, Ernest
Gabler and q variety of other makes of pianos,
and the Wilcox & White and Taylor & Farley
organs. Send for catalogue and prices.
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The Wagner sleeping car company has estab.
lished acentral Office in Chicago. with Alfred
White general manager.
The national treasury department yesterday
bought $50, 600 ounces of fine silver for the
Philadelphia and New Orleans mints.
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Base Ball,

At Observation-Disclosures game. Buffalo:
L; Cleveland, 10.
At tProvidence-Trcys, 0; Providence, IL.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Worcesters. 9.
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7HIUNIOyFORBVBR
TIRE GREAT UNION DEM0CRITIC
MEETING IN NEW YORK.

An Imm mense and Significsn, DemoBstra-
ton of The Voting People---Senator Bay
ard, of Delaware, Makes a Grand Speech
characteristic Letters From Leading
a!s---Congrsssional Nominate ns.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsis.

Use VIM. Clarke q Sons HELIX NEEDLES
Factory at Redditch, England. Office 157 La
aalla afreet Ohioapo.
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Gov. Cornell seriously Ill.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Gov. Cornell is seri-
ously ill with malarial fever, though his condi-
tiou this morning seems somewhat improved.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-24

Miss Elizabeth Scanlon, young Chicago
vocalist, made brilliant debut last evening
at Central music hall. Critics regard her as
one Of the most promising of American
citizens.
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DAILY;WEATHEil BULLETIN

OFrrdE OF OBSERVATION, SIaNAL CoRPs, U.s. A.
INaFRsorI BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL. MINN.
Observations taken at tho same moment or
time at all stations
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p6IHedHU DIHNfHf OUI
WEATHER TO-DAY.
The Passenger Agents Convention.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 23.-The national conven-
,t;on of passenger and ticket
accents adjourned to-day 10
meet at st. Louis the third Tuesday of next
March, The report of the committee on rates
will he made tom prov.
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DAILY LOCAL MEANS

DAILY LUUHI NEatt5s
Bar. Ther. Rel. Hum. Wind. Weather.
29.924 5S.7 TAT Be Cloudy.
Amount rainfall 0. inches; maximum ther
mometer, Ga; minimum thermometer. IS.
o. 8. M. OONE,
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. s. A.
WEATHER To- DAY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a, a. M.-Indications
for lake region, easterly to southerly winds,
slightly rising temperature, falling barometer,
clear or fair weather, and light rains near Lake
lower Missouri valleys, slightly warmer south
eriv to westerly winds, falling barometer, in
cressing cloudiness, and light rains in the
,orthern portions.
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The first snow of the season fell yesterday
morning on Mount Washington.
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ReeGs Gilt Edge Tonic regulates the bowels
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Congressional Nominations.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 23.-The Demo
cIats of the Ninth district have nominated
Major NJ. J. McAfferty for Congress.
JAMEsToN. N, Y, Sept. 25.-The Democrat.
of the Thirty-third Congressional district have
nominated Il. A. Balcot for Congress.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The Sixth district
Democrats nominated Edward Balbach Jr.,
for Congress.
BUFFALO, Sept. 23.-In the Thirty second
district thessDemocrats nominated Jonathan
Scoville for Congress, R. V. Pierce having re-
SIGNED
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Secretary Republican State Committee.
A Democratic Estimate of 300 for P1asstod.
Special Disnatch to the Times.


PORTLAND, Sept. 81, 30 A. M.--The 44ygus
has official returns from all but one county.
which places Plaisted's plurality at 10. Fort
Kent, heard from to-day, gave Plaisteti 1853;
Davis, l3; Long Island, Plaisted, %; Davis, s.
leaving Plaisted total of IS plurality. The
towns TO hear from gave last year Fusion ma
jority of So, making Piaiste1's plurality 244, If
they stand as last year; but the towns all about
them have made gains and Plaisted's plurality
will probably be 800. EASTERN ARGUS.
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NO. 26
DISEASE AND STARVATION.

email Fox In Ontario-An Indian Band Ex-
terminated from Lost Cror
IN Kansas-Rsvolt of Cheyenne Indians
Against starvation-Militia Ptckets Fired
ON by Ohio Coal Strikers.
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Pittsburoa Enpositio,, Races,

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 23.-Exposi.ion races,
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An Observation-Disclosures.
WINosor, Ill, July -, 1851.
~ II w.,

WINDsrr, Ill, July -, 1850
Nh. l.. Z. WUrE,
Dear Sir 81 Srl con
WINGED that your pills are an aperient
medicine of unrivalled excellence, aud that
they control and cure that which they are
designed for is as cUnclGsiveiy proven To
me as anything can be. This conclusion
have arrived at only after thorough
trial OF ;heir virtues. / chyCyf0lly recon
mend them 20 the public.
Respectfully. JoUN q. PERRY.
TIE Stc-c named rin> Or. :. Parsor-'s,
arc for sslo by Thornton White, Jackson
: Feather, <. w. Mayer II Soa, Watson
= Shaiter, J. =. Jones X Son, W. II.
Glover * Co, 4. G.. Mason r. H. Foglc.
-rau berry, W. Va; Albright * Ash. Val
cy Points IL. G. Hsgans, Brsrdonyi,lc.
Chldes'Cr x Smith. BuCetOn. !. w. Par.
sons, Haywood; +. NJ. Hartley. Mason
town; VI. +. Stuck. Josephine Furnscc.
W. X. Loar and ID. Wheeler, Reedsyillc.
). b. Lee, Oxford, Kansas; l.. G.. Brown.
Windsor, Illinois; r. w Nine. Roda-
mers, w. Va. &. W. Mayer ~ Son, ~.
George, W. "a.
Price % cents per box. Sent postpaid
20 any part of the United States on receipt
Of price Address,
J.. T. WHTE * Co., sole Prop'ts,
Cranberry, West Va
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SRvRNTy AoRRs or INN
Commissioners Sale.

BY virtue of adccrco OF the County Court
of Preston county, rendered nj the May
term, 1880. In tho case OF Alfred Kelly et
al against Lot M. Spurgn Ct al, the under
signed Commissioner will, on
Ho"dglJ ne 0H DGy ri September, 1850.
OF being court day, before the front door
OF the Court house in Kingwood, Preston
county, w. Va, offer for sale 10 tho high
est bidder, tho real estate of Lot Nj
Spurgin, dcCreel IN the above caso TO bo
sold combating ~ two tracts OF land,
situated 10 vi county, in Grant district,
cRet Of Brnndorvil'C, on which the eaid
Spurgin now resides. The first tract con
tains about 100 acres, adjoining lands OF
Samuel Crane, John =. Mitchell and 9th
era; tho second tract contains about 80
Acrce, IL being part OF S9 acrcs. 40 acres
OF which was heretofore sold 10 John M.
Glover, II adjons lands Of David Donnis.
II. Guthrie and other9. These arc yery
desirable tracts Of land, rich and well i'm.
proved, with good building and orchard
on the Same.
TERMS. Tho land will be SOLD for auf-
hcient money ia hand 10 pay costs of suit
and sale, and the residue upon credit of
six, twelve and eighteen months, tho pur-
chasor giving bonds bearing interest from
the day of eale, with approved security
for the deferred payments OF The purchase
money.
JAMES H. CARROLL. Com'r.
GuUS0ni
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

"A go. " NoN Stetak tt.Cr from
here for some time, though many
has been the inquiries rs to what
has become Of your humble CORES
poadon., will sga;r pen you few
lines for publication.
DR.. J. y. Hail. arG brother Jesse
are Off on g trip TO Portland.
J. s. Loar had large amount O.,
NEST stolen last week. however, the
thieves leu;ent enough TO leave him
ono shoulder upon which to support
himself until butchering time.
We noticed the pleasant face o!
Sheriff Ford on our streets last Mon
day and Tuesday.
Rev. ?. r. Conway preached his
farewell sermons at the Bethlehem
aud Vernon appointments on last
Sabbath. HIS addresses were very
excellent and imrr essvc; he is an
able minister and loved by all wbc
know him.
Rev. Johnson will preach here
next Sabbath at which time the pro
bationera at this place will be taken
in full connection with the church.
Three ladies who have been rusti-
eating at ii. IL. Reed for the past
month, have departed for Harpc. 5
Ferry where they expect to re main
n short time after which theywill 70.
turn TO their homo at Washington
D. C.
Misa Emma Kelley, Of Morgan
town, ia visiting her sister (Mrs. NJ
AlenGers) at this place,and owing t.
the GeniaIity of the young gentle
men [Orv and SAM she is enjoying
her visit hugely an i expects to re-
main some time yet.
Warden Kern, lively Democrat
Of Reeds7llie, is building an add
tion to his house which will greatly
add to ite appearance.
J. w. Guseman has completed hi,
new house and is moving into it tn
week.
Last Saturday night a week th,
Republicans OF this vicinity met snr
organized Garfield and Arthur
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Macy AXIS CAnurcx

Thomas j. Moran, administrator of the
personal eFste Of Martin Carrick. dcccae
cd, and Edward Brannon, his surety.
Michael j. CGrr.ck Thomas r. CarfGk
and Samuel 8 Black and Aaron Black.
pnIios trading as Black Bros. and tho
Newbugg Loan Association, defendants.
~ RQUiTY.
Ey decree rendered By tho Circuit
Court Of Preston county, WcW Virginia.
10 the above mentioned Cgusc ON Tho 27th
DAY Of March, 1880, the said cause was N.
ferrcd 20 one Di the Commissioners f said
Court with directions % audit, state
and settle and report the state ond Coudi
ton ~ The administration accounts Of tho
defendant, Thomas T Moran. IS tho nj
miuislrator of MARTIN Carrick, dcccascd.
ond whoihortho sail I0rau, as such admin
iatratoT, ever executed bond as such ad
minisiroior If aO, the penalty thereof
and tho sureiie- therein. and 90 this end
may take and h.e proof touching the same
and report any Other pertinent matter
deemed proper by him, or required by
any ~ the partics end if personal Ger
vice cannot BE- hnt 0u the parties who are
retained in Che cousc ihru such cOmmis-
sioncr may publish notice of the time
and place 0i executing thie CTdcr iO ihc
parties, naming ihrm. once week for
Tour consecutive weeks in some Newspaper
puhi9hed .n This county. and such notice
So published shall b. equivalent tn personal
service upon the PARTIES or suy Of them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Our report of the Republican Convcr
ton crowda out several interesting come
munications this week Last week coy
eral were crowded out on account Of ia-
suing only half sheet, among which was
an interesting report Of inc proceedings of
the HowesyIlIe Convention. When the
letters Of our correspondents do not ap-
pear IL is not that VIC DO not wish TO pub
lish them, and we hope 60 hear from our
friends often. We have good corps of
correspondents and we appreciate their
letters.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

AUG. o Misses Lulu Shsfsr. OF
Independence, Lille Pickcnpsugh,
Of Morgantowu. and Lula Bishop, Of
Kiugwood, we're visiting the famL
lies Of w. Em. Amman and Dr. VIM.
NJ Dent.
The nomination Of e Groenback
candidate Tor Sheriff by the Radical
convention at Cranberry, has dis
Rusted great many Of the better
Glaze Of Republicans in this noigh-
borhood. They think the sast side
Of the river entitled to it., and will
vote for good man from that side
in preference to 'bo nominee Of die
later Heermans.
Mr.. J Frank Manown, and Mr..
John @. Mardocy, both Of King
wood, we're in our town SUNDAY.
Come again young men, always vel
come.
Miss Elsie Paxton, or Grafton,
has been whiting friends here ior
some time past.
Miss Florence Brumaee, Of Fair
mont, spent Monday in town, with
irienls
The scarlet fever is sGlI in oar
midaG aiPo d few csssa Of diptberra.
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rhc GrrcnhncIkcrs.

The Grceubsck Convention az Portland
On Saturday was not as largely ATTENDED as
was anticipated. ID. n. I. Farnsworth.
the Grecnback candidate for Congress Of
This District, addressed 'ho Convention
The audience numbered 10, 10 of which
were Democrats. After speaking the
Convention proceeded to business The
Convention was represented by 81 dele.
gates, two of which were Democrats +;
three districts beinc represented King
wood by II. II. Potter and Lyon by Esq
Baker and Gibson, the remainder being
from Portland. Their deliberations were
very short, simply appointed "a part Of a
County Executive Committee aud ad
journey TO meet in Kingwood on the 7th
of Sept, 1880, 20 put out fun ticket,
RBPORrVR.
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Tho following from the Wheeling In
iclligenccr will set at rest tho bowling Of
dissruntlcd county newspapers in this
State, which, with AL their inventive gen.
ius, can find nothing else upon which
to base ;5c.- personal attsct upon Gencral
Hancock. General Hancock Simply
carried the eenicncc Of the Court Martial
into execution, as he was in duty bound
10 do under his orders from President
Johnson. But even if he lad sat on the
Court Martial, and had concurrcd in it's
fnding3, there wo'd have been no proper
grounds for the feeling that has been
aroused against him in common with every
other officer who had anything TO do with
hlrs. Surratts case"
The lDtclligcnccr, it vii, be romem
bercd, is the leading Republican paper il
the State.
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ADYERrIsI,G -,

TTdnSicHt ddreIhSsmc1, S.-Sl Per inch
FOR first insertion. and hNy cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements Of moro than tNo
squares, standing for longer tuuo than
3 months, subject to special rate sChcd-
ule which can Le seen by calling az This
go
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
paid for when ordered.
LEGAL notices p cents per line for foul
insertions.
PERSONAL communications viii bc I'm
serted for 80 cents per square.
1EN lines of this type one square.
Local notices Ton cents per line.
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mr. rouoHr cSDEn nlxcocl1.
WHnt One OF grestOn's COIorcd Gill
Zeus Thinks oR Istnt

I - tAA VIC OF sEtNNUhFN NOtOFCd ttfl -
IONS Thinks 81 Htm.
was n volunteer in the army Of the
u s. and was under Cen. Hancock at
the battles Of Charlottesville and Get
tysburs. have seen great deal of
Gen. Hancock fighting and, having
fought under him, / feel justified in say
ing|La..as far as / know and | have
had very excellent opportunities to.
know that Cen. Hancock vas n bravcc
and sympathetic general true to his
country, kind to his men and magnan
imous and generous toward the con
qucrcd.
Whom men went contrary 10 laid.
down principles Of discipline they wcrc
punished, o. thoy should be- but meyer.
TO my knowledge. did Hancock act any
thing but tho man in the uucst sense Of
the word lie was kind to bis mon,
consequently loved by thcm.
hope it will be the pleasure Of every
man who fought under him to vote for
him for the Presidency member
Of The African race thiul, IL but duty
that ! owe TO him
Very truly, SAMUEL EDNryDs
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Observation-Disclosures

To IS Of tbs cotJlfv-One y ear,
= so; SIS months, 20; four months, 90
.euts.
To Ho5t- ',S. '"''iS ofNc coWlIfV-Onc year,
,65-thc - cents extra being charged
prepay POSTAGE six months, - cents;
Lnrve months, Ou cents.
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Tho job printing business is now boom
ing. We have now enough orders on
hand TO keep as busy for the next two
weeks TO come. But send EN- in, we will
manage to 60 you good Job at q reasona-
bic nrice
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14
M. bANUEL EnNrNns.

Died, on tho Both Of July, 1880. ut
Cranberry, this county, Marie Sophia
Mayer, wife Of O. w. Mayer, Esq, aged
81 years, 4 mos. .ud p days. She leaves
husband, ono daughter, and two sons 10
mourn her loss She was in connection
with The Evangelical Lutheran church. a
very large concourse Of friends followed
her remains 20 the cemetery. She Gle
Dot dead but s.oepoLL.| Q.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

The Irondale furnace ls compelled 20
suspend opetauora for n few weeks. We
are sorry TO say. II waa supposed few
weeks ago, az VIC stated, that the furnace
would worl. satisfactorily, but It has been
found that several repairs afe absolutely
necessary before IL win work successfully.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

The following gentlemen gave re very
pleasant calls this week Gus J SHAFT or.
Tunnelton DR.. VIM W. Dent and son
Duke, Of Newburg Mr. Frank Mckee.
Brandonvlle Chas Z vickcry and N.
G. Feather, Portland, and Hon. Peter
linn, Of Reno district.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

as announced by posters printed AZ tlIs
Office, grand hop will be given ~ Gran.
berry ON the e.'f Of this month, in sbav's
Grove, The proceeds Of tho bail Co be OK
pended 10 building p spire on tie Catholic
church If that place It Is needless for
usio t,I g.u 'b.. vor can have good
time ov attending. Good music, fret
class refreshments end the beet Of order 's
assured by The committee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

We noticed Mr Ellis ohiror, Of IRON
dale, in town this week. We were glad 90
learn from him thst Mr.. Henry Cunning
ham, who we mentioned last week "a los
ing band by the cars, will only lose two
Of his lnge.s and will not be disabled
from working at his Misunderstanding.
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THE
VIRGINIA


JEo. BARTON p. SO. -esiE-i.
.WM. G.. Brown, Trclsvrer 6 Sec'y
DIREcroRs.-Dr. Vim ST. Dent, Chas
+. Vickery, DIR. J. NJ. u. Fairfax, John
H. Brown, Peter Zjnn Frank Mckee, D.
Stemple, Jr., and James 4. KILLER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Miss Margaret y. Wardwell, Of Salem,
Mass, was visiting the family Of Mr.
Smith Crane last week. Miss W. expects
TO remain in this county for several days
yet and then return 10 her homo in Massa
chusetts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

kiE1"GDD. W. VA, July 23 1890
hc par'us i1 the above mentioned cause
WHl iek' notice 'lai ] fholl, On the 3Oth
Gay OF August 1880, at my Office oiorc-
said. proceed t0.oNccutc ne above mon
toned decree Of reference.
JN1. III Uofr, C0mr
JNo. U. McGEAw, prn Counsel.
j}21 sO.Jln
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According 20 posters printed o. this
Office, there will be a festival and grand
dance ~ Function, August Goth, the pro-
oocda % be usej for the purpose Of erect
ing fcnco around the Catholic church on
Tunnel HlI. There will be ON abundance
Of refreshments, such as ice cream, cake.
&c. All are cordially invited ic attend
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JUDICIAL SALE.

CHARLES w. JACKSON,
We. In Chancerv
Mion'L $. TIrcnENRL Ct al
Pursuant TO, and by virtue OF n decree
of the Circuit Court Of Preston county.
rendered in The above styled cause at tho
spring term, 1880, ] will, on
HondoU, ne an Doy Of September, rS8O,
THAT being the fret day Of the September
term OF the County Court offer for sale
M tho front door Of the Courthouse Of
said county, 10 the highest bidder, the
tract of land Ia the said cause decreed 10
DO sold, described as follows, to-wit n
tract Of
Fifty ACRES or LAND,
Situate IN Portland district, Preston coun-
", West Virginia, being the same land ON
which the defendant Michael =. TitchcneH
now resides, conveyed 90 him by Hoye'a
boirs. Said land has on il q fair dwelling
house end buildings and Is in O good
state Of cultivation.
TEKMs or SALE. Said aalo will be made
iOf sufficient cash in hand 10 pay costs of
suit anb proper charges for sale, and tho
residue upon credit Of 9, II, AMI eigh-
teen months, Purchaser executing interest
bearing notes wilh good security therefor.
JFO. BAHTOE PAYSE, Sp1 COm'r.
34uSOu4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Rev. DR.. Do Hass will lecture IN Tue
lecture room Of Tho NJ. r. Church next
Monday evening. on "The BurIed Cities Of
The Ola World" Admiasinn, % cents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Mr. 2. r. Smith has opened the Ex-
change Hotel and is now fully prepared TO
entertain travellers and regular hogrdsra.
The Exchange If exccllently furnisded.
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3. & 0. r. R. TIME TABLE.

CONDENSED time table of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
for tho stations named below. which cook
effect May 3, lSSl:
EASTWARD po~SD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Don't forget when you come to town
and wish to call and see US that!our office
is now located in the drug store building.
near the jqi.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

'Daily except sunday. fDaily. Don't
stop hero, Besides tho abOve~uamod
trains there - Way Train with p1ss~
euGer car attached, that goes both east
amt west daily, except sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

AGENTS WANTED r, .. r.es.i r..-
~ 9@tN - 'r..."r '.r.0r..f H..t GOD HnIr. .....
- refaesf " rtrH Nl'aas. ia.s Co.. llIlt..s... I.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Mr. p. K. Smith, the proprietor Of the
Exchange Hotel (formerly American
informs us that he will make an extra
effort 10 induce parties to come to this
place during next summer from the
cities. We hope be may be successful.
There is every induccmen1 90 bring them
here, as Kingwood is one Of the prctiiest
ana healthiost towns in the Statc-uay,
VIC might say with tru,hfulncsa that II is
prltt.cst.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

FS' G.. II. Horchler & co. guarantee
their goods as good and prices as low as
al any store i'm Ncwburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

There will be Quarterly Meeting in the
NJ. E. church on the q and % inst. The
Presiding Elder viii be present.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Rev. DR., De lass will preach in the NJ.
E. church, of this place, tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

va II Won want goods CHEAP Won
should PatrOnize G.. II. Horchlor e Co.
Ncwburg.