West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-05-15
n1hn's CRrsK NOTES.

MAY S.-ThO health Of this vicinity ia
good, with foe prospect of good wheat
crops and plenty of fIui,.
The farmers sre generally done sowing
oats; the wet weather has put farmers
back with their work considerable.
There will bo very large amount OF corn
planted his season. Success TO you, far
mere, i; is an old saying, if you don't SOW
you can't reap.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Helm and brother mas
bought the Burk saw mill and are repairing
1t. They will be ready to saw this week
Success ooy,.
Mr. Thos. 5 Squires, returned from the
coal regions last week in Pennsylvania
Our cnterprislng huxtcr, McEiuzic. goes
TO Pittsburgh this week TO rail road this
Summer.
On Sabbath May the 2ud, our Sabbath
school was organized at the Allcndcr
school house 10y electing the following Of.
ficers Henry Shaifer, superintendent; X
Piles, Assistant J. IL. AllendCr, Secretary,
James Allonder, Librarian L c. Shaffyr,
Assistant Eugene McGinnis. Treasurer.
We expect 10 have good Sabbath school
this summon Also we have bible class
IN connection with the Sabbath school.
We had four new scholars last Sabbath.
Miss Kate SquiTos, from Concord, and Miss
Wright, OF Independence. CJiu. again girls
II docs Us good 10 the sec boys look smillng
when you come also, Mr.. WIllio Wright,
of Independence. We think from Wilhes
pleasant smiles aud the interest and attcn-
ton he paid we will sec him often this
Summer. Nc. Henry Sharp,s, IN com
pany with Miss Wright from Indeponl-
cnce, all took dinner at James Allcndcr's;
also MIR. Matthias Allouder, from Reeds
vile, IN company with his sister !r-law,
was visiting at bis fathers.
We were glad to see Rev. Peter II. Con
way out last Sabbath. lie preached very
able sermon from the book of Isaiah, talk
en- from the 22ld chapter, at the Alien
der School house, TO a large and attentive
audience. He is an able speaker.
The nappicst man In this county Is S. Il.
MEG @ It's a boy.
John Shafrer Is preparing to build a
frame barn this Summer.
We noticed b NJ. Squircr, OF the jour
nal office, with ue last Sabbath also Geo.
Washington, Francis Marion, Wolf and
T. Gross.
Now, Mr.. Editor, politics are working 20
a charm. The Republicans in this section
from what / can learn, ere doubtful, that
they can't elect the next President. They
say they are not in favor of q third term,
but still they VIII support Grant.
1t is reported that Aaron Duyall and
family have left for parts unknown with
bag and baggage On the morning oG April
20, he landed at Ncwburg before day but
rumor has II that he only went to Wheel
ing to prepare for the reception OF the
Republican delegates 20 the State CJnven-
ion which VIII meet there this thinner
So Handy GpsJn and James a. Brown
bis right baud man,Q was Informed that
Handy has got his speech cOmmilted).
So it will be black and Brown
q ing hand in hand from Kingwood- town,
SO you are black and | am Brown,
50 you will carry my luggage round;
But still we prefer black to Brown,
81 when you get To- Wheeling. town
Aaron will pass the jug around,
Especially 10 blaCt and Brown
From our KiBgwCOd town.
Hurrah for Charles j. Faulkner Hur-
rahl for Dan Il. Lucas; Hurrah for II
w. Monroe, Guseman, Raymond, Holt,
ShafTer end all
United We stand divided we fall,
50 Let us roll our hundreds Of DcmCcratic
majOrities this fail
So success 10 the E1itOr-in-Chief of the
ARGUS" printers "A Id all.
] will close by wishing the Democracy
victory generally this Fall, and the
ARGUS many subscribers az its reward for
its stra ght forwardness JCvc J..