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INVASION OF MEXICO.
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
New York Greenbackers.
Connecticut Democrats.
New Jersey Republicans.
A FIRE CHIEFS SUICIDE,
S A r A r OG A r AC ES
New York Greenbackers.
Connecticut Democrats.
New Jersey Republicans.
A FIRE CHIEFS SUICIDE,
S A r AT OG A r ACES.
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
New York GreenbackerS.

NEW xOfk GfeCnOdCkeTSs
SYRACUSE, n. Y, August 1S.-The greenback
this a. m. Mr.. Geo. o. Jones. OF Albany. moved
that the convention proceed to designate the
members Of the state committee. Mi. Junior,
OF Syracuse, opposed the motion, and moved
that 1t be laid on the table until the report OF
the committee on plan Of organization, ap-
pointed at Albany last year, be read; carried.
me report OF the committee was then read to
the convention.
Mr.. Burnett, of New York. moved to table the
report OF the committee. The ayes and NAYS
were called; During the calling of the roll 1t
veDtion had been spirited away, and the secre-
tartes were compelled to use q roll made up for
The occasion, which was very imperfect Sew
eral members protested against the use OF this
roll, and against declaring the vote. The call
Ing OF the roll occupied two hours. and it stood
a. to IA tie. The motion was declared lost.
Connecticut Democrats.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, August 1S.-The demo-
cratic state convention met here this morning.
Senator w. w. Eaton was chosen permanent
president. Senator Eaton referred to the elect
oral commission as the greatest political crime
OF moo ern tines. and appealed to Connecticut
to set her broad seal Of condemnation upon the
fraud OF 1876. Hon. James English, of New
Haven. was nominated for governor He has
telegraphed that he will accept. Hon. Chas. NJ.
PoEd. OF Hartford, was nominated for Iieuten-
secretary of state; Merrick A. Mercy. OF Union.
for treasurer, and Chas. R. Pagan, OF Middle,
town, for comptroller.
New Jersey Republicans.
TRENTON. n. j., August 1S.lThe republican
state convention for the nomination OF presi-
Dental electors and candidate for governor
met at l2 O'Clock. Hon. VIM. F. Hoffman was
nominated for temporary chairman. Mr.. Hoff-
man on taking the chair addressed the conven-
ton. He was followed by General Fitzpatrick.
The convention is composed OF sol delegates.
The usual committees on credentials, perman-
ent organization and resolutions we're appoint
ed, and then the convention adjourned for din
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THE TURKISH LEGATION will be continued at
washington.
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Ole Bull Dead.
vtolinist, is dead
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JOSEPH COMET has been appointed interaa
revenue storekeeper for the 4th district OF ILL.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~@THE MEMBERS OF THE IRI5H-AMER-
L-S CAN CLUB are requested to meet at Cos
m0politan Hall, cOrrer Sth and streets W. at
6 80. THIS EVENING. for the purpose Of making
arrangements TO participate in the Garfield and
Arthur ratification tomorrow evening IrshIa IN
and on OF Irish descent. of republican faith. are
requested 10 sttepd. E. p RANKIN, Pres't.
z. E 0CONNOR, Secretary. It,
r~ATTEN ZION. pENNSYLVANIANS,-Th
LE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN ASSO
CITATION viii meet at their He.dqual tsrs, gi6 Z
street NV, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th
instant, at As O'Clock sharp, for the purpose OF
taking pait in the Garfield and Arth IT ratification
meeting. Il II expected that every member of the
Association will be hand All nsylvania ans in
the District are earnestly and cordially invited to
Join with us-
81. A. COBAU6H, Marshal. III
f-VETFRANa. ATTENrION,- The me l1bers
t-g of the NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB vii
assemble at Headquarters, 1925 New York avenue
To MORROW Chursday1 ENENiNd, at 6:Jo
O'Clock sharp, in Club Uniform, Tor the purpose o'
taking part in the Garfield and Arthur rati alton
neetirg Space will be rseeryed at the grand stand
for the use of the ClH0- Every member is earnestly
requested to be on hand promptly.
J. O. 2. BURNSIDE, President.
n. ID. NORTON. Rec Secretary. Il
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STo-DAY.--Internal rev.
enue, S2S1 ,66i. 90; customs. 1914, ,23S.41.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE GRANTED CADET WHIT
TAKER.-The Secretary OF War to day directed
that indefinite leave of absence be granted
cadet Whitaker, now at West Point To
final disposition of his case VIII not bo m Id
for some time.
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49, REPUBLICAN RALLY!

yREPUBLICAN RALLY!
A GRAND MASS MEETING of all Republicans
in the I IstTict of Columbia H be he'd n fsnnt Gf
Ansq1t l9th lsSq to Tatfy Il Q nominatl2n OF a ID
dent Of the United States.
Iistin9uished speakers will be present. and ad-
All Republican organ izatiens will be assigned po-
sitions in line and provided With ample space in
should overflow meetings be desired they win be
addressed by distinguished speakers at the east and
a salute of 3s guns viii be fred by Major Hanne-
MANS BattsTy Of asy s5 eys at Sb the National Vet
naand of the Chief Marshal and his assistants. at
The line Of march will be from New York ayenue
ne 53 10 aveRus doan
MS avenue to ~ street. up AZ street to the City
BY. order Of the General Committee Of Arrange
ments w WBITAkER' Chairman; ~.
IS meeting Of THE TWELFTH BUILDING
e OF E5 o rs W EE Se
ISG, Iusust % 19tb. at O'Clock. when there viii be
an seSp of officers f R15Ts ts 6pS9s kNy
"a nisTHIET MEETIIG 9E THE M NTNEEIYEaETNTH EYaTTH
GLgB is called to meet At ksafdys Ha GsEGeF list iss
.nd other &c e Ds
aaeI dE0 5SqHSfIiaE Z o Vice President
80 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
t5 UNIVERSITY OF GEoRGETOWN.
The thirty second snnual Medical Session viii
commence in the College Building, corner tn and
SITS NV, MONDAY. September 9th For par
F. A. ASHFORD. NJ. D., Dean.
sug17-6w 1880 New York avenue.
- ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS.
There will be meeting Of the General Commit
of the Garfield and Arthur Ratification Meeting, 70
be held at the City Hall, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, the 10th inst 1T 1425 New York avenue, on
mittees Of the Repubiican Ge1trai Gen trait comm;ttee and
representatives from each association and club in
tending to take part in the meeting are TO
be present. E. W. WHITAKER.
augl7-2t Chairman.
We ARE NOW PREPAREp 70 SHOW
fall trade offered In this market in all the vari
ous grades Of goods, embracing Velves. Body and
Tapestry Brussels. Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
ments to cash purchasers for the month Of August.
Al Straw Mating at net cost. Special attention
given TO Steam Carpet Cleaning. SINGLETON &
HOEKE. sol Market Space aug7
80 STOP TEARING AND ROTTING YOUR
ty CLOTHES to pieces by the use OF Soaps
your grocer for WEAVER. KKNaiA s 90
LAUNDRY SOAP. Every bar and cake is branded
with the name Of the firm. and is warranted to be
Oils. and to be free from all aduteratons. iy12-3m
/" NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Bethesda. Bedford, Blue Lick. Congress, Deep
Rock, Buffalo, Lithia, kockridge Alum. Geyser,.
Hathorn. Gettysbnrg, Friedrtckshan. Hunysd
'an0s APp0nnaFs BHRSs fHa1f Ssie fHaK%aoY sa1Kg%sHn
fel9 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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ORDERS make the following changes In the
stations of assistant adjutant generals are be-
ing prepared at the War department: Lieut.
Col Chauncey McKeever. now with Gen. Han
COCK. and Major George d. Ruggles, now with
Gen. Terry. Will be ordered to duty at the Ad-
lurant Generals Office, at army headquarters
In this city. Colonel Benjamin, now In the
Adjutant Generals Office, will be Or
dered to Headquarters department OF Arizona.
Major James P. Martin, now In Arizona, will go
TO the department of Dakota, and Major A. ii,
Nickerson, now In the adjutant generals Of
flee. win 60 to headquarters, district OF New
Mexico.
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UNHAT OUR PLUMBING BUSINESS
Il has increased 80 greatly that now our force of
Pun Derf - larger than ia emplOyed by any hoT,sa
south of New York Is evidence Of the lively interest
that is taken IN sll SANITARY MATTEkS nv ths
futeligept PuBLTC. We give esacial sftsn. n.i3, t1
MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING in city
residences.
HAYWARD q HUTCHINSON,
aue9 NO.3 9fh street m W.
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Mr.. M. V. DAVIS, superintendent OF the New
Orleans mint. was In the city today. He leaves
this evening for Philadelphia He says that
the most Of the silver brought into his mint i5
In the form OF the Mexican dollar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

DIS MoiNES Aug IA word from
I5wa's Metropolis may i0tercs, some.
Dcs. Moines Is lively just now, since
the busy time ia the country 10 past and
farmers have time to soeud, end money
to invest she is now at The head Ia Iowa
having a population Of about 5000
oyer 10000 increase since 1870.
The "broad Eaguc" from Ames is now
completed, glyins us three main linee TO
Chicago.
The State Fair will soon be here and
we are saving up our nich,ls to bet on
"our boss
Barnum have US first class entertain
ment few weeks ago.
Des Moines has temperance tabcrns-
Gle and much loud speaking inside, but as
we passed the door this eve, while good
btrohren was roaring inside, two boys sat
on the doorstep smoking cigars and the
smoke found its way in the door and up
the aisle
Almost every week calls some noted
parsonage Ito rest and thereby furnishes
some Excitement for Sunday.
\ slender pole with a rag fastened TO II
tells Of Jimmy" Weaver and Chambers /;
but Jimmy has gone South where all the
greose will soon 90. G. B's are bowling
as usual.
n few days drive through Polk and
| Warren counties told US that throshing
was the chief employment this week
Wheat is turning out from 10 10 20
bushels per acre. Mr.. DJwUl, and Mr.
Wadsworth, two Of Warren's best far
mcrs, thrcsuod respectively, 500 ana 1900
bushels of good wheat, worth nov about
/ 90 cents
Corn is ahead of anything OF late years
and al. are happy except the q. rs.
Warren county is now trying 90 build
a jail. I'm sure she needs one ssAly
No rain for two wecks. Gust "a groa.
! abundance.
We may write again
Yours, ALEmeur
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On Tuesday morning, the 10Th inst. hy
Rev. l. III. Jorton. 50 the residence OF the
brides parents. IN kingwood, Miss Naris
Cressp 10 Mr.. Israel ShsGer.
We wish the happy couple 81 the hap
piness possible, and hope that their path
way through life may rot be sown with
seeds of discomfort, but strewn with Cow
ers,of peace and prosperity They re-
membered the printers and We know
they will be happy and prosperous.
Also, on Thursday, the l2.h inst, al
the residence Of Mrs. Jane White, in
Kingwood, by the Rev DR.. Elliott, Miss
Msrgery Feather 10 Mr. b. NJ Squires, OF
the Journal Office.
Alas, poor Brother SQuircs. lie left us
the only "single' typo in town.
They are All married now, except our
self, AM we sre not even encouraged 10y
the shadow Of probable prospect How
ever, we are willing 20 "endure the pain"
and wish our friend happy life. As we
were not able 10 avail curself of the priv
ilegos OF an invitation, we now extend
our 81 in cougrstulaton. While you
- through various S. Of the world may
you EN- ---every opportunity for success,
and may q crown OF be your reward
after having pressed against the difn
culties incident To the life Of follower
of the "Art PreseTvatiye of all Arts. "
press" on in the path OF right and after
your forms have been made up" for
the great judgment you will come out
with "Clean proof.
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smamr ynIIcy Vibrations.

AUG. lG.-lf you will allow me eprc
in your valuable paper | will try and give
you few items from this quiet neighbor
hood
The iermore, or most OF them, are abou,
done harvesting. CO.'S are tolorably
good in this section.
Mr.. Andrew McNcar, while thrcshing
with the machine NJ Mr. Smith KEYS
last week, had one Of his fingers torn OF -,
although he didn't seem % mind it mucl
QTt1 "A number from this section n
tended quarterly meeting at Cenmnay, lagt
Sunday.
Mr.. Allen Kelly, OF this neighborhood,
met win bad luck few days ngo, while
Ec and Bis wife were both absent from
home. On their return in the evening
they found there had been some one in
The house, and that the boy that had bcen
staying there, Grant Deya.l, son Of Absc-
lem Dcvall, was gone, aud quite number
OF oth9r things were missing Mr.. Kcl
iy.s hpsl bat and vest, a pair Of boots. end
lot Of jewelrY belonging 70 Mr.. Kelly,
two gold ringe, sleeve buttons and breast
pin, and quite number Of other articles,
amounting 90 aD,ut fifteen dollars
Mrs. William BaW, who has been quite
iHi is DOW cOuvaiescent. DgNOCRAT.
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Advertisements OF moro than two
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RccGsNiiIc Itm,nhlinrs-

RRsDsvUrE. Aug. 10 The Rrpubi
cans held u Garfield and Arthur meeting
f. this place, and what DO you supp, SO
they did? Greatly degraded their party
A prominent young school teacher re-
marked in mis- speech that all Democrats
daring TIC war were now rotten Rebels.
! would just appeal 10 the gentle -
man and inquire Of him, whore Was Geo.
{. SiuTgss during war, what waa he do
ing and what was his political compl X.
ion lie must remember while he was
running down the Democracy of THO
State he was lowering himself and his
party in the estimation OF others. And
he further stated that no true hearted
man could say that the Republican party
wac not right and the true party. We'll |
guess The Republican party had 10 go TO
the Democratic ranks TO get a man for
| county Curveyor.
An cX-mcmbcr OF the Legislature STATE ]
that according TO Scripture the Repull..
can party WAS right. have read and
studied the Scripture and have failed T.
find the passage. o! excuse me-, brother,
have forgott myself. You lind it in
the scripture of the Republican party.
Aud, To convert Democrats, they propose
to have closed doors-bar out the D.mc-
Gratis. When they bar out Democrats
they bar out one Republic IN. was a
Republican until they had their last meet
ing, and they drove me from tho Rcpub-
iican phalan@, and crowded me into tic
Democratic ranks, never 10 return; and
they are stul driving the Republican,
from their ranks and filling up the Dem
OCratic and Greeuba.k ranks.
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1t is very seldom, and even then with
regret, that We offer excuses to our read
ers for not coming out or usual time.
But If our readers could only Gee a print
ing Office, while ii is being moved and for
TWO weeks aftCrwarl, they would come
very near giving the printer more credit
for not publishing any paper Mt 81 than
for publishing one. Until everything has
a place, which requires some time in new
quarters, a country newspaper is publisb-
cd under many difficulties, for slmoat
everything needed cannot be found while
al, others are In the way.
We are now thoroughly straightened
out and hereafter the ARGUS will he out
on time, and our patrons IN the lower end
Of the county can get their papers on
Friday now :pGtegd of Saturday night as
heretofore
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Notice 10 school Tcnchcrs.

The Board of Education Of Valley d.s
tTict will meet az Rcedsvillc on Monday,
Sept 6. 1880, at 8 o'clock A. Nj. for the
purpose OF hiring teachers for the several
schools in Valley district 10 accord nee
with Chap a. Section 10 of the School
Law, and such other business az may come
before them.
applications in against l3 o'clock of that
day.
BY order Of the Board.
JSO. ID. HALL, SccY.
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Any one hayirg number Of Harpcrs
Weekly Of tho date Of March 10, 1873
will confer q favor by leaving tho same
with Dr. Tuppott, Or at this office. for
which they will be literally paid. Il is
desired 90 complete file
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Nino departments Of study Text
books furnished at cost - Calendar arr
ranged % suit teachers expenses for
puo NeHr from Sl15 tc 5000 - Non-sec.
lariau, liberal, and thorough. Fiu term
hegIns september iet 1850. Attendance
ia'i wear from - counties or West Wiz
gluia and from states and Territories
For catalogues and other information
apnlv ~ tho President j. u. TUONp-
PoN MorgautOwn, West Va
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We have son. out quilca number of
bills This wcck bat tho responses have
been lcw and far between. We hope
these bills viii receive the attention
they should for we were not I'm earn.
est we would not send them out.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Prof $ r Wiley, Of Grant district.
was IN town this week looking hale and
hearty Since we last saw him, previous
TO this week. he has taken unto himself
fair one, and we arc glad % note that
marriage, with him. has not been az a first
death 90 his sociabHity.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

John w. guseman, 4 o., one Of Val.
lcy's most substantial citizens. gave ma a
pleasant call yesterday lie isa sound
Democrat and always welcome al the
Anars Office.
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70 The holders Of County Bonds ;rom
no. ] 10 30 You are hereby notified
tnat on the 1-i day of October 1890, ri
my Office in KDgwoDl. will ioke no
such as fhaI. Doe rrearI,eI, and such Of
the above numbers as are not presented
will cease % bear interest from that date.
b. order VI The County Court.
T.. ~. FOPD 8. r. G..
Aug 21-uY
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Come ana Henri

Next Friday night there viii be n
meeting at Pleasant Dale which will bo
addressed by Hon. John u Holt and
Chas T. Brown, Esq.
All are invited to attend without re-
gard 10 past or present party Miations
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents Of this ooln,iy-One year.
$3.50; six months, 10; four months, 80
cents.
ia non residents ofNC cOilifV-Onc year,
81 ,G5-tho 10 cents extra being charged
- pr 5pay POSTAGE siN months, s. cents;
thr, e months, 90 cents.
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nnsInnnen

The lecture ~ Rev Joseph CLARK.
which was 20 have been 10 Hc court
house THE evening", has been postponed
until neX' Monday evening. .hc a3.d inst.
Ills lecture promises Co. 5e s1 interesting
one and we predicAa e-aa audience.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Mr. John Barton Payne's new Office is
now completed and ready for occupancy.
II is a. cosy and well suited for the pur
pose for which it is intended az can be
conceived
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PIeasnnt DnIe rcnchcr.


COMMUNICATED
A meeting was called by tho trustees
to appoint their winters teacher.
Among tho applicants were II w. Nine,
A w. Snider and W. II Copcmou The
vote was taken boy ballot which resulted
largely in favor Of Mr. Nine Tho
choice was finally made unanimous ans
by occlamation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

If persons who have ordered the Reg
istcr or tho World with tho AhGus do
not receive the papers within ten days
from the timo Of ordering will notify
us Of the fact.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21
OFFICERS.

JSo. BARTON PAYNE, President.
WV. G.. Brown, JR., Treasurer x Sec'y
DIESCroRs. DR.. WIN. NJ Dent. Chas
r. VI. kerry, DIR. j. VI. c. FairfsN. John
ii. Brown. Peter u mn, Frank Mckee, ID.
Stemple, Jr., and James A. Miller.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Mr.. JAS II Carroll started % Brandon
vile to-day lie will return ON Monday
accompanied by Mrs. Carroll who has
been visiting her parents at shat place for
several wecks
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TIC Examinations.

Teachers Examinations will be held
Al KingwO' d August 81
At Portland August %;
At BraDdOnyille Aug. 30;
At Tunnoltuu September 4
"a Boards OF Education will meet Sept
9th. w. s. BAYLEs,
II. w MoNROR,
JESSE HAYg,
A. j. ELLIOTT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Dir. Porter and family, who have been
visiting a. Slr. Peter VOLTS for several
weeks, returned to their home in Balu-
more last Sunday.
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5. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed tune table Of Psssanger
Trains or the Baltimore & Ohio Rail road
for Tie stations named below, which cook
effect May 23, lSSO:
EASTWARD ROUND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

We are authorized % announce John
Poulstou of Lyon district os am indo-
pendent candidate for Justice Of the
Peace iu his district
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

NQ- A fine assortment 81 Gentlomcn's
furnishing goods JUS. received NJ VOLTS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

! horobv announce fnysolf ASIAN inlo.
pandcnt candidate Tor Justice Of tho
Poacoi1l Portland district. subject To- tho
doci ion Of tho voters Ol said district a.
tho Oct0bcr election.
aull2 A. GtMAsON
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

The Exchange Hotel hos e new sign
Jackson q henear painteya.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

We omitted 90 call your attention 20
the advertisement Of the Crown Sewing
.lachine last week. The Crown isa good
and chesp machine
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Ry ID Cool, OF Newburg; who was
turning homo from Brandonvilo ycs,er
day stopped in to see us.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

'haily except sunday, tDaily. tDou't
stop here. Besides tho abOve~namcd
trains there is a w ~ Train with pass
Snger car attached. that goc, both cast
and west daily, except Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Squire Eugene Nee innls, Of the viciui
~ ot Function, made us pleasant cGll
on WedSeeday of this week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Mr.. a. w. Friedrich, who has boon
soJourning in Pennsylvania for some
time, returned to this place last week,
and expects to remain for some time
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

&5g- If you want goods cheap Won
should Patrouizo G.. III. HOrchlcr x Co,
Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Although the attendance at the In
fttute Is not "a large as last year, yet it
is very respectable and intelligent
gathering
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Mr.. Smith Crane is having tho 81" t.
his house raised another story and several
improvements added Mr. Smllley il
doing the work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Nj john g. Murlock, of ner Ironton.
Ohio. who has been visiting bic old friends
in THE vicinity for a month or more, re-
turned to Ohio last Saturday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-21

Rev Jordan returned homo from at
tending the Moundsyille campmeeting
IastIuesday. He reports tho mectn g
as being very successful,