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our railroad boom assumes tho cvclo-
hurricane nature. We want a rliiroad
and nearly every person 1witl the OK
cepuon OF % few did ! -lv % few iano-
ramuscs7 No,Jiu this district is solid for
&c..
We found only two aot order men i'm
Brandonviile. one has no property and
will, ~ ne SAYS. oppose thc order 10 spite
his enemies. Ills friends are few. The
other one is afraid the engine might tole-
scope him while walking on tic
track, a- ho aiwsys bias bis bcaI down.
We found Brueo.0n soil. Not ono
against the order.
Pleasant has man opposed &, tho or.
der who said "t will cost me more f,r
clothes 81 nothing more" Thi. is his
argument. 4 Justice there is an an,i.
order man, bat wc don't wonder nj hin,
when We look back and notice e certain
warrant business that WAS very thin. 4
certain District Rider" who iscarryine
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water on both shoulders, is talking Of
taxing orSouic busting NV old shpl. -
etc, Perhaps he wants to loo popular
with the voters, His opposition is GEM
p1nuVeiy nothing.
In short, WHOM wo canvass the districts
We hhd the wido,awakc, intelligent bus.
mess mon are supporting the order to a
man ON the other hanG We lind isnu>
rance, prejudice, t0syism, etc, against
III" pcuUtiuU> harp on taxes and
'''" "n lhe One silo ami won't turn the
picture iur fear ut bcins convinced. The
isnor'nt yell. 1t Won't pay" some OF
tho prrjudtccd want quictude and retro
menli others, Zee rides or no road. and
sun some because 10 will Zurich mon
lheN don't like. such argumcntS merit
thvlr own condemnation. SuutlV the
educational boom needs pushing with "A
i"ng pun, strong pail and pun alto
gvthcr.
Tho "Pocple'S Friend" is certainly La
hn'lug uudcr an informal dolusinu."
N'iuc ot the vulgar say ho il crazy, dar.
foolish, otv., Whl4o the wCll>hrr call n
''h alteration OF the miLd ." Tho saline
'rmarN~ apply to Mr. SHAW. While
tyiHlnA tnCtrHricioS ,Nvo coke mtn from
pennsylvania said, "luCV arc Internal
l"ol-. That Is just what our pcopla
lhhk, ana tuCtr cause and dcu,rtulo
need only To- toe mVrtiuuc that thrv may
"v uo~p~'d ami themselves burlcSuuCd
and douuod. 10 won't pay won't ntX :
Won pay DURA.
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There are dozens Of men in this county
worth from five 10 twenty thousand dol
lars, who % not take this paper because
they cay "it i- too high Merely for
piItry few cents q year tEey allow them
solves and their families 90 pl1d along in
ignorance Of he world around them, no
matter even how much the editor may
hav, lore for humsoity around them.
Did we charge $500, they would pay So
willingly. As Ne nsk 81 they think they
must yet IL for $3.50. I 10 owing ~ n
deFpicable system Of "jcwJrg,' beating
down" in price, the curse Of trade.
There is not a weekly paper published in
the State but costs more than The price Of
subscription o TOE publisher, who relics
on The enterprise of tlc advertiser. The
live busiu-s men FOR his ga, port and the
deficiency between the cost II paper
and What the publisher gets for it,.
Thank God, the men who ore too pcru-
rious to pay for q paper are diving off
pretty fesa-LCiarksburg Telegram,
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UIRRfED.

rRAw8ER MENEAK-At The residence Of
the officiating minister, - ., by Rev.
George B1cklew, John ". sjfauser and
Sarah f. Menear.
QUADE-AlILLER-At The residence Of the
bride, May If, by Rev. w. r. 5Hipman,
Eiolph Quade and Elizabeth Miller
DoDGE- HARSED-At the rcsidence of
Richard Harmed, April %, by Rev. John
NJ. Freeland, Daniel W. Dodge and
Hulia g. Harmed.
MAYFIELD- GTBBoN--At the residence Of
Mrs Spurgcon, May g., by Rev Isaac
g. Coburn, Gee rye Nj. G. Mayfeld and
Rcbecca G. Gibson.
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Suddcniy weakened.

II suffered with rEeumaii'm of the
back and hip for number OF years. -
said Mr.. Thomas Morgan, Superintcnd~
cnt of Streets. ~ wa, waited ou bv phy.
sicians, hut they gave me no permanent
roller, and resolved to try st. Jacobs Oil.
My rheumatism weakened at the first al -
tack of it's great enemy, -. Jacobs oil.
and soon / was WE'LL Cincinnati
Times>SUr.
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GRANT DISTRICT.


amt Pleasant Districts as follows, naue-
iY:
GRANT DISTRICT.
Pleasant Hill aud Crawford school
Houses, Thursday evening, May 25th.
T. td,konStcin aul Thomas School
Houses. Friday evening May 26th
Hopowell and Cuppe,t School Houses.
SatUl day evening Nay 25th.
PLEASANT DISTRICT.
Alex Shaner ami Harrison Gale SCHOOL
HoISeS, Monday evening. May 29th.
Henry Chichester aud Mt. Nebo school
Houses, Tuesday evening, May S0,h.
Mr.. John Barton Payne, Mr.. William
NJ, o. Dawson and otLCrs will b2 pre>eu {
To address these meetings. Let there Toe
full turnout OF tho people. Please have
lights aud tice ar uccc,s ,rvl provided.
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Glow can We make home happy -
esks an exchange, Why, by procuring
QSs .of the Curtice Washers Of Messrs.
sirli6 y Wnuely. There b s'wsys peace
Ssd hsiiaour in ts,s family ihs, owns one
o. ;hsse labor am t.--pger sayiug ms
chimes. It's JUS, iyp % ansyeT ceapm-
drums Ike that tNSY IS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19

At Clerkshurg. enc day last week in
street rencount,r, MIR. Richards, editor OF
the telegram, WAS twice Knocked down
with a stick 10y d. c. Lee, young lawyer
OF that place, ani Richards returned the
compliment by hriug bis pis,o, twice al
Lee, but without effect. The difficulty
grew cut of an article in the Telegram
reh,ci u upon you Lee.
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The third quarterly meeting OF King
wood Circuit, NJ. Il. Church, viii be n III
next Suuri,y Cu-moirow) ,n Suuda, at
the Snidcr Church. GA rter!y Conference
ON Saturday, followed 10y the usual ser
vices Sunday.
Preaching a. the NJ L Church in this
place Sunday evening At the usual hour.
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Ars w. r. Shniier is prepared to do all
kinds of sewing i'm either mems, womcn's
or chldren's Wear. OF ali kinds aud STYLES.
at reasonable prices either Tor cash or pro-
ducr Gave her "a call before ordcliug
elsrWhcre at her residence, oas, Man
SLrnnt
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What shalt we DO with our girlsY
asks an Exchange. You can do with your
girls what you plea'e but don't com med
ding srouad ours here in Kiugwood. un-
less you re ambitious of wearing a patch
over your eye.
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Hon. james &. McGrew. who has been
absent since last August in India. return
ed to his II me here last Saturday. The
chef object of his trip 10 Iud!a. wa to
visit his son, the R.v. George McG.ey,
who Is - missionary Of tue 81. l.. Church
In that country.
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win "Slop,, VIM

lid confederation eff the VOTERS of KIM.
wood District LEROY shay ,.,s sai3 hot,
openly and puplcv tn; W, tor,;nsers
live ON Sion and worl, f.rb.lf vvs,,os
Now, Mr. For,inenrr. il vnn WI,
sgaju,t the ,uhscrip,ion. INNS, NOT ina t,s
timuny of common sense TN Won von
vote for your enemy ? Most nssur,dlv il
does. Laueuag. entirely fails me. such
a foul, lyiog accusation. Bu, w, can re-
sent it on the 20h of Nay hy voting for
the subscription. sud thereby show to the
world tbet we vr, entitled To- a place in
the cal, cory ,a.n.r,bl, men.
f,, >a,. il. saving All Nc .lrisb ard
Dutch" VIII go this.
Il ia tho Ca,v ot " " one If IA 10 Re-.
80 The u'c .l.,r-tur. svd Stand. r.ps a,cu-
s,upn, pud ia. .i.y way we can d, il If
10y vutug Ctluc sob c,ip ION. which will
show IT,, Larsy I. roy that NJ, live ON
"gruD eqa.l y a, good a, his.
Bu; then. NJ Shaw homes TO hosl,yi.L
the Younger men hy saving that 81 oitn',
mean you, v0urg men; I meant m. .I5
men" Do,s that lessen the eun,m,,,
OF the Crimt2 Wn,se il the younr man
with one SPAR, oi manhood in hun tn.t
would not rather br AaaIcr,j h,ms 4
than his aged p,r.n,sY don't think
We cln find oa, ia K,rgwo,d Dilr.r..
Below Civ, SOME aus egs giycu me to
the
Questionable YOU road Lee shaw's
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BoURGgols.
a mlnAChE " II, 0in CITY.

Doctors DuIabFoundcd--Dr
and tbc People wild yIth Excite
mCpt.
From the OIL CITY Derrick.
Miss MAGGIE Martin, ot ibis city, Ias
been lii aud couhncd 10 The hnuse Tor qev.
ererfl years. Orr beet physicians failed
90 give her relief Sire took prruna and, 10
The as'oni'hmeui ~ 4li who knew nrr. she
me Druggist, sold lSf blil.s last week
IL bu5s in gross l.ts Mr. gywI. 800
sells 30. Ak your dfuerai fo- Dr Hart
msn'a honk-"Ils Of life" Cgrausl Adj
dr,8s d.. H., al Osborn, o., for one
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John Harris. (colorcdJ. ol this place.
VIII hereafter claim his residence at
Kingwood. And Kingwool can again
boast ola re.ideut shaver who has come
t stay LMorgautown Donation.
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JUST ARKIVRD-A new STOCK % Fur
nishing Go1us have just been opened
10y Mr. NoAz a. HE st,rt--A flli ami
complete ass lrtmeut uf the la,est styles i'm
,hls hnc ct goods, 10 be had al tar
prices. mNSl4
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pursuant 10 announcement, the puN 1t
OF The NJ. L. Church was filed last Sun.
day morning ard evening by Rev. II.
Nanc'eve, Of Philadelphia Although the
DAY was rainy aud chilly the church was
tolcrsbly well filed ON b I'M occasions
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mant. Nooc was wOr,hcr OF friends than
she, md none loved them more constantly
and uevottdiy
la early lac. sc united herself 10 the
Pes ", riSn Church IN Morgautown, and
The tsitN which rapc after long inquiry
ADJ many doubts AID fears. aud ut tbs
urst trembliurly chung 60 Christ. in after
me- JoYtuiA md hopefully trusted in
Tim Ulour--qNd was never shaken sNcept
IN those momcut9 which brought to h"r =
WYE usCjnt gncSs 81 uuwu-thipese. n w
hN faith enc OvCrCame self aud sin was
mluiiSsted hv hrr G0tistjsn life and by
her Cousi0Gt declarations thrOu IN her long
Illness tna' che dI1 not fca; to- die Of l.r
devotion to the cause OF C0nsl the writ,
viii mention hat one instance uf many az
which he has knowledge. Alta time whea
Miss Gray'a iOComc was small che sent,
under fictitious name, 10 the SccretNry
OF the Board ot Foreign Missions oi the
southern Presbyterian Church two $50
notes enclosed VA separate letters. No re-
port vas maio at ono OF them and sha
supposed, us was doubtless the case, that -
was lost iO transmission. She immediate
ly sent "a draft tor "A like amount, and thia
sht nunuod for a number of years af-
To thrsn who trust In Christ The fare
wells OF caith ARE rot nnsl, "for they look
Tor city ,ha, hath foundations" and
Lay up their treasures, when the hand Of
time.
The etorns aud change OF this tickle
cline,
Shall seek In vain
Where the Origh, dreams of youth shalt
know no blight,
Tho days of love aud ioy, no starlese
night,
And life no pain
Ani where tney yet shall find, when cares
are Ger
The loved and lost once who have gone
before
Are m IRIS again
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The largest, cneupes, snl nob5ic-t as
spr'mrnt of gentlemen ties, Dovs, scars
< owes, su-prnhcrs, collars, cuff. hose,
and keTcnieis Sc. Is just arrived ~
NtITz'4
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- c,Ior. t,c.inrch-

Faded or gray hair gradually recover.
ff. Youthful cIlor- auG 'ustro by the
n.o of PerEor'a Halr Bosom. an cIegant
dressing, admired Tor its 1ty and ricb
porfnme.
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Remember

We are hescqnaur- Tor Slaves. Lumber
and Tan BtA, Handle above in lars,
quantities 7n5 are pre- Iorcd.tu psy BIZ hest
market prices iu cr,h.
SHAFFER 4 BoNAriEID.
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l. q. Ralphsnyder, Esq. OF the Kings
WOOD bar, was IN town Monday. Mr.. r.
young lawyer OF the rising persuasion is
building mp fiae practice i'm Preston
county. III MorHautown Dominion.
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NEW SUITS Mr.. VoItz na4 jl,. opened
his spring and Summer stock OF sutinps
81 csss m'Tc-. "ofs'eIs &c aud VIII now
De r'ndy 10 iurbsl suls oi my style
dreired. r,,5,4
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p. J. Crogan, ESQ who has been yisi-
ting has former home at New burg for
week or more, returned last Money.
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The following marriage licenses were
issued by County CleIk Martin since our
last report
William II Riley aud Sarah d Burcbe.
nal
EJolpb Quadc and Elizabeth Miller.
John W. Strawser anu 5afah T.. Men
ear.
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Mood only To- Toe mentioned that the, mnN
Toe teSp~'d and themselves burlcSuucd
and Ioudrd. Ii Won't pay wou,t pay
""" pay DURA.
.vroNs ,s.r = 90 o
CHANGES.
p,,o. 49,
onI .,t.,,,.,, :, - - ''"'r"'
rie.hn,nt and c.,,L,i.n ''',''' '''''.
about o,,o.,,o ,,,t., ,,,,,I.,,,..- '"S'
q D,. ,r,., W t''"' II
'N nus '"oNN "Ne business and
push lcduiont observer.
G II Mrcombey r,nlac,a l,,s h,o,,
made 1t more extensive, then started lis
crew up the run 10 drive IN loys and ties,
~, y, su'us'' al worked like charm
,,t s.,t ~ '' e'A !" Zen thous.
'''''''
Judge Ch'ilcs - Faulkner, Jr., of Mar
uneburE, will hold 70 p.rt of .ho next term
ut iho Ctrruit Court for ulye Flrnu,n.,
The docket tor Juige F,manrr viii b,
i,u ',"-' re- !" o'nUi'hSr on the lOh of
"u 'o'''' u D'''l'n're, convict
''" ~ ""' berkeley CIR
cj , ,,.,',.' 49,, b'W." la'oeny' an s'nter-
''' w y" y'ai7 IN the p'nii"u'iarY, has
".," ,. .'' '.",u oy Governor Jackson. He
',". u" '"' Jaw IN 'e,, pl zee. when mis-
p'r'"h was received Il hartiusburg Iudc-
we learn 'h"t Dr. a. w. Sterling, OF
,. I''''''' nv ms ne, ",en pr"cNc''g success
" .n =" Wv ''''"' ''' "o"u' I'VE years.
~, -, ,'",'N' WIN ms Tan.
NV J." uhne''"h' preston Cow ". We
,n,sic,an fr,r, nrr , r..n,,,, "nl clever
diaIy comment him IN tha cn'd 800,
anna Z whom hc goes. -rP driuont indy
~
NC p'''In'"Ie ana ono Hotel has been
enlarged and now contains BOD roong.
most Of them .sr. ..l-... ia. ,,......t
''l '"'
F""''''' ~" WI 20 nave teen built t0
abe I'm IN ruilding making il most *
t.ns'Ve and b-auuful building The c,r,
reny is alsp diggi ~ mn ariesia1 well near
NI ,''P1' ~ -Ippiy The h", with pur',
t''"'''' N"'') - 'm3crat.
We arc reliably informed that work
will begin al once upon the extension OF
the ClHtlaroi Kiilroad from its present
terminus 10 the virginia and Tenoessec
Rsilroad, at Slnvilir. Va. Tbis will H..
an important connection. md oro tho, 70
calcgIpl.d al, br. =, tb,r.,u',''f,rn ' $3.50,
the middle and : NH s l,..,i., -, = =
the q .,, V.I,ey t','i., '' .'''n' "nu
ga f.r,y.rt n, '''' ""'N ~ push
,,,,i ~ o".y aB INST the
L"'S"o A"'"c''e'
Two weeks az, 3, snrtnp ON l,r1. o,-r
eIl,,, r,,.,,.. ~,
"',' P"'S ma Charles 1. Miilr,
.,,a, o,C...,.'.,' '.'.''' 1--WE "''',S sou'h-
-. ~. -. ',,'"'s """ TWO '"''fs from
- '.'.' ,'.','' 10 n'yo county KY
.b1n t"n, h.r~,l. "'ut Oh at INC RAE OF
had always been deemed upf, for No" " Inn,
The presence 81 oil was not known until
| .',.rn,lY' ne on hNrhs wen IN lamp
,.'o", 'O'e smoke ana wouIj
'A'' WIZ" +''" I'uAtd on Tor 'bis purpose.
\ yOuog blood. iGo son of MERIDIAN,
| pri,,c,. ,,bo r.,,l,.s .l,,,...i, 80. 49,. l..,tr.
W." ''' ''''''1
80 "H''N ~ H''di's dHk-kniic
/ and lhr'"7 % rock. was drunk last saiur
| day and Sunday, md drfyipo the nolic.
aud civil su,heriiies aud cy,o,,,,, ,,,,,-
,t.,. ,........r
]
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/ {. Ralphsnyder returned lpst MoSd.y
op wit 4 his oil home in Mnuongslie.
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Spring Goods Fret Stock just re-
ceiyed, by SHAFFsR 81 BuNArIrt
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90 - Hartley Is Hutchiuson's for your
CI1'hing. Prices away below the mar
krt
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a tuil aud choice assortment If Grocer
les lo"trer than ever, at John II. Browu's.
mN5tf
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John Crane, Deputy G ERIK of the CIR
cult Court of Preston County, is assisting
Clerk Adams ~ the duties Of his office
[ Fucker Democrat.
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Go u Hartley 4 Huiehinson's for
Wool, Fur and Straw Hats.
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Tran.ler. ornenl E.tnte.

Following is the list of deeds admitted
TO record from May o 18Th, iu
elusive.
DANIEL Sartner 70 Jscob >. Jamlson for
3}3 sores ia Uuioo D.otuc,j admitted May
12.h
james j. Feather 10 Marian o. Feather
for 100 acres In KingwOod District sa-
mitted Nay 1871.
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Nooby styles OF L.di,s' Hats. opened
at Harley and Hu'chiusnn's this week.
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Wilii9m @ Worry, L-q., returned
"wednesday from ten days visit to lie
old hone in Greene County, Peunsylva
nis.
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n fuil and choice ass jrlmeut Of Con
dictionaries ~ John ii. Browns. Imy5if
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Nobby suits IN great variety for men
and boys at John III. Browns. myhtf
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DrrS' G '"is and n ion. in endless
variety just opening al J,ha Ii. Browns.
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A SPLENDID line of Clothing Just open.
ing at John III. Browns. mvbtf
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BE sure and see the custom made shoes
az Hartley ~ Huichuslns
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We are SCENTS. and have full stock on
hand, Of oliver Chilled I'iows and shares:
also Champion Mowers, Cout's Best Horse
Rakes and Malta Plows.
~ u3if SBAFvEB g. BoNAFIRID.
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A full and carefully selected line OF
Boots and S0oa,at bottom prices Just being
received snd Opened AZ John RI. Browne.
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DR. Kemblc has hod ;be four acres of
ground lying ou Che North side Of wcst
Main street, run of into building lots.
This is a step ia the right direction, and
we hope soon to see handsome buildings
erected on those choice sites.
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CiOthiugl CIothiuglt
just received 800 suits Carry largest
stock in ire cuuntv.
SnAFFER & BoSArIvLD.
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John II. Brown IS j1-t receiving aud
opening his large Gnd we'll selected stock
OF seasOnaOic gDDda. my5
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"A match game u base boil vii! be
played at iowesyi.lo tomorrow (satur-
day by the Jackson B.s' Ball Club. Of
kingwood, snd the Birds Creek Club.
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Messrs. Sartn d Whitley. agents for
the celebrated Curtice Washer, announce
that they will visit every family in the
county, and will take great pleasure in
doing the weeks washing for each, 10
gathered up and in readiness when they
call. May 10
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IsAiLIkOAn MEETINGS.

Public meetings will be held in Grant
and Pleasant Districts as follows, name-
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SOMgTdEG Nav "A variety Of gentle
mems walking canes st VOWS at 10 90 25
ceHts also patent fishing rods at 3j cents.
2
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daY was rainy aud chilly the church was
tolerably well filed on both occasions.
-----
Spring Goods Fret Stock Just re-
cciyed, by SHAFFsR IS BuNArIr,n
Willism G. Brown, j., ,,.v. oyer 70
Morgan'own on Saturday last 70 attend
the funeral "f hi aunt, Miss Sarah A.
cay an obituary notice Of WHOM appears
elsewhere. Mr.. Blown returned Tues
day.
full and choice assortment If GROCER
les lowerer than ever at John II. Browu'4.
ml5tf
what shalt we DO with our girlsY
asks an exchange You can do with vopr
girls what you plea'e but don't com med.
ding srouad ours here in Kingwood. IN
less you re- ambitious of wearing a patch
over your eye.
Dress G ,ois and n zion. in enal.s.
variety Jnet opening a, ! ,hn Ii. Browns.
n.y5lf
Mrs'r-. Srun & Warelv rrnor, tina,
their Washers ere going on Ike no,
ca 'es. Don't delay, hu, cfi,r one n,
oace and preserve peace in the family
Eaey axe siil al the Cor,.a House.
INLAY 10
90 70 Hartley & Ha,chipson's for your
cl1lhing Prices away below the mar
krt.
Hon. James &. McGrcw. who has been
absent since last August in India. return
ed to his me here last Saturday. The
chief object of his Trip To India. wa to
visit his son, the R.v George McG-ey,
who is missionary OF tue 81. L. Church
in that country.
The largest, cueupes, sad nob5ic-t AZ.
sPr'ment of gentlemen ties, Dovs, scarfs
< ives, su-prnncrs, collars, cuff, hose.
ana keTcnieis &c. Is just arrived nj
NoHzs.
John Harris. ,coloredJ. Of this place.
VIII hereafter claim his residence Al
Kingwood. And Kingwool can again
boast ola re-ideut shaver who has come
u stay lMorsantown Dominion.
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@''-' JULIO -hi' f'l'E bh1 jus. opened
ms spring hnd summer stock OF sutings
81 cess m"Tc-. ~Ois'e'!s &c aud VIII now
b. r'ndy 10 iurbsl suIs of any style
dreired ma
- '1S''
william @. Woriry, E-q., returned
Wednesday from ten days visit to his
old bone in Greene County, Psnnsylya
mia.
t,u 90, o,-.f,,n. -
Boots and Sno..at bo,r,, nr re-. 81. i'pe o'
received snd Opened Al John r. ROW.
d. Hurry Frry. nf y a,d,oy,ilo u
vi.,ii, a., - I...r -.
r,sl.a .at .r,,'.. '''.a W w., ",''''N D " Gu
az FiinN HIN tLllbGnN. llf9 sister. Mr.
Gallo Ross, who has been visiting trend,
here, returned ~itb him.
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''nn II. BONN IS J1-t receiving aud
opening Ms large HuQ well selected stock
OF seasonaolc go0ds. my5
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' wa ~
5,," 10" to''ur-
~ ~. , y 'uo ''C"s'n Dc bhI Ciuo' OF
'N'"S "oou' 'uu the b''us creek Cup.
So5eraIga NV a v,r..ts-nf ,,.,,,.
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cents aIso ns,eni fshi,c r,.5. -, o. ~ q. -
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NltesTN. GAFtIn ~ WnffHIV- Nuaufa for
the celebrated Curtice Washer announce
that they will visit every family in the
| county, and will take great ple,sure in
doing the weeks Washing for each. II
gathered up and in readiness when thew
call. rNav 10
/ For ladies and gents Hosiery. giovoe
/ Collars. Cuffs. Hspdkerchiefs and NJ
| uons, 20 10 Hartley &HutcbinsoDp
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19

Splendid lines of Ladies Dre-s Goods
ia endless variety, just opening at Hartley
& Hu,Cninsuns.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19

For ladies and genis Hosiery, Gloves,
Collars, Cuffs, Haudkerchiefs and No
tions, go 20 Hartley &HutchinsOu"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19

Tuunelton, May 15.t.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19

Will s. Raymond, Eco, went 70 Tun.
melton, Jas Friday To- spend few days
with friends, returning houe on Tuosday.
II Fairmont fndeK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19

Miss Jennie Murdeck left yesterday
morning to spend some time wish her
brother at lronton, Ohio. She will be
greatly missed by her many friends here.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19

STRAW HATs-rne incest assortment Of
STRAW aud woolen hats ever brought 10
kingwOod at VOTES mF5A