The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1883-09-13
Gpyaadolte GIeanings.
Gathered By tie Argus" O,gl.

Overcoats were brought out last
Sunday morning.
School opened last Monday with
Prof Wigal in charge.
Mss Jennie McGinnis returned
lsue from the east last week.
Bill Becker was on our streets last
Monday, Boosting of bis good for
tome.
The carpenters have the frame of
G. O. Duseuberry's house up, and
arc now closing il IN.
j.. J. HaysHp, now employed in
t1c Pattern shop at IrontOn, was on
er streets last Sunday.
Tae happy days for being lulled
q, sleep by the soothing songs Of the
mosquito are about over.
Ike Blake, of Barboursville, has
rented the National Hotel, and is
Saving it repapered and repaired.
We are glad to see old father Ev-
cre,t, who has been very sick for
eruc time, again On our streets.
II. =. Bradham is teaching q term
IN drawing. Parties wishing TO learn
That art viii DO well 20 consult him.
Thomas Thorubur- and family, of
8arb5ursyile, spent Sunday in our
town. the guests of DIR. A. b. Nc
'iiunis.
James Hacen has sold his house
and lot on Richmond street, joining
his residence, TO his mother-in-law,
Mrs Reece.
We have young man in our
midst thst would make a first class
1ude If he was not ike the trade dol
.ar-lackjng sense.
Mrs. May Jones, Of River View,
sud Mrs Mamie Thornburg of Bar
louisville, spent q few days among
friend In this city.
Hen Scott is now greeted on evAry
side with, "How IS Jumbo: But we
Gl not learn whether he saw him at
Louisville orat the railway shops.
A little son of Charles Z. Owe s,
while wrestling with another little
hoy last Su1dayeyeuing, was thrown
down, and ia the fail got his arm
broken.
Ta Brass band from ProctorsvIlle
was ON our streets last Saturday
night, and favored as with some very
nice music, for which they will please
accept our thanks.
The report reaches MS from CALI
polls Of the death OF Ephram Hart
uil, q former citizen of this place
\ size are sorry 10 hear of il, aud hear
patlize With the bereaved
rienda
Jews Darling was taken very sud
ienr Ed last week, and for time
thought To be dangerpus, but he
e5t beaerfOr time; Suraay he grew
suddenly worse, aud at Tins writing
s, very low.
We are glad to see Johnnie taking
such an interest in the grading that
IS being done ut our wharf, but we
would advise him not TO disregard
hisinterest at the residence near the
tan yard least Ballard beats bis time.
Al l.tte skirmiSh took place at tue
Thompson house last Sunday morn
mo- There were none killed and
but one wounded. The authorities
appeared on the scene, Henry sue
cumbed aud gave security for his APP
Deamnee, next day before his honor
Jbe mayor
We are sorry TO announce toe de-
parture last Wednesday, TO Denver,
Col. Miss Jennie Y. White, ore OF
our most charming young ladies'
Our best wishes accompany her on
Che long journey and may she form
friends there as true as those she
leaves behind.
Dinner parties are becoming fash
ionabls I'm our town of late. On last
Tuesday Mrs Jas. I m } lyiieher
friends arouadhar board, and set be-
fore them all that was pa.atabie, and
served It mp to the tuil satisfaction Of
her guests; aud on Thursday Mrs
Ann Stewart followed sul,, and
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