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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK via Desbrosses and coraAa"
Street Ferries as follows 80. o,
Harrisburg PittsburE the ives tand south with Palinaa
Palace Cars attach M and 30 m aiy. s sssn
ing Cars at ga m everv day. e-,...
wiiamsporS. Lock Haven D. Cory and Erien
3D. connecting az Corryfor rt1svile Petroeam oes
Bsltimore wsshn 1toa the South Lim,.e wsssiases
ETpress or Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday ~
. ~; arrive Washington m Regular "a An 8 "a 4.
Il. and o. r. r., and To m. aud !. uir1e $1,000. II.
Sunday via B and p. r. r., M. 2. IN AMI IL usih "
B. and o. X. r., Z m and IL aig1t
Atlantic City excep sunday li:l0a m ana p. :"
Through y. m. train n.
Fer cane Nav except Sunday Sis and m ana M
Long branch. Ray Junction, and intermeda-e ST.
tons Railway AMI Amboy, $40 att3 - NJ IL ns,n.
SI04 sani m. on SUNDAY. ga m. and D p m c'oes
Long Branch .ri%ted Of Pullman Psror Cars at s0 m
Boats Of Brookyn Annex connect With all through traas
at Jersey CITY anording speeiy antirec' raas's ''
Brooklyn travel. . ,o,..,,,.oa, m, 73oaad
Trains arrve-From Ptsburg $40 aud ll1,a a. ' From
Loco D. IN daily aud daily. excepi aonazy aSs
washn ston and Baltimore. $780, 65oa M 5Se Sss
1895 ami 1890 sunday $50. 90 M 80 % as
n m From Philadelphia $50 $50 $50. sou SIX
Monday g:3o $40 lo:t0 ll,to m, l:;l So9 n;p,
$50 600 80, 705. Il:35 m. 6:2a 7;jo. 3d. i"A'
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gnetrEriiorr.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Prlvate tuition,
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash l4o w 43th.sh
DEST SCHOOLS.-ClRCULA intelligent
ID y selected parents who describe their wants Ise
nersonally mailed for postage j, W. ScHEhMtHhohN'
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| MERIDEN. HARTFORD,

~ sPRINGFIELD. HoLYoKE MONTREAL and inter
mediate points steamers oavs PIER 70 ~ ,1S trSp.a
NEW.TAVEN for MERfDEN, HARTFORD SPRING,
FIELD &c. Tickets sold and baggage checked at ~
Broadway n. " aud Court-st BrooklYn. Excursion 70
New Haven and return, 81 so.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

rrr OLD. EsTA BLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON SUN
~ DAY 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NETWORK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
AURORA.

The hibernal season is fast approaching
aud the small boy reJoic es as he hunts
up his old skates, and mends last win,
tors sled.
Rumor says that orange blossoms are
in circulation.
The school here opened November 5th
with Mr.. Scott as teacher, and we think
our people very fortunate in occurring
the service OF so competent teacher.
This Is the second term here for Mr.
Scott, and the very large attendance OF
the school shows how highly our people
appreciate him. And now as about ali
the schools have opened, why can not we
have an Institutef would suggest that
time and place of meeting be appointed
and the people and teachers of adjoining
schools be notified of the fact, and all
turn out and have good and profitable
time together. w bat say you teachers /?
The most enjoyable event Of the season
was sOiree given at the splendid resi-
dence of Mr.. Henry wilt, in this city.
The evening was spent in charading. and
every amusement imaginable was intro
duced. The host and hostess were indie,
fatigable In their endedvors to make all
enjoy themselves, and 1t is useless to say
that they succeeded grandly. II was
not until late hour that the guests dis
perscd well pleased with the evenings
entertainment The following persons
" ere In atten iance:-Miss Stella Riden>
our, Anna Malta and Priscilla wotriDg.
Belle Loar, Lizzie Lantz, Flora Siemple,
Miss Kern, Messers ellie Ridonour,
Harey Shaffer. Frank and Charley Trot
ter, Marshal Feather, Robert Felty, Will
Roth, Prof. Scott, and several others that
were strangers to us.
/ would like to say to poor, forsaken
Plug" that here would / o an excellent
place to begin Leap Year work,
Major Jacob Stemple, living two miles
from town, is building quite large and
convenient house on his farm. A Wer-
nor and sou Arnold, the splendid car~
pointers Of Eglon, are doing the work.
REFUGEE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
COUNTY NOTES.
As REPORTED FBOMlALL:PARTs
OF THE COUNTY,
sINcIAIR.

snatch up my OLD goose quill onoe
moro to give you some of the chaps" and
mishaps of the f'mous little town,
Everything lively hero now plenty OF
"lasses" boilings and taffy pullings.
"sich" az have never been before. Oh ,
how the gals" did feed Pharu on taffy
the last umo we had taffy pulling. He
hasn't got IL all out OF his teeth vet.
@. G. Showalter returned home last
week. He has been teaching school in
Harrison county the past summer. lie
his winter school.
Rev. j. w. Bedford Is now holding q
protractei effort at Shafer's.
Malan Schooley, our boss photograph
er, il now stationed at Fellowsville,
snatchlng the beauties off her pretty girls,
i. X. Sinclair was at Grafton last we ok
on business.
Messrs Columbus Nose and Link Den
ison wore tho guests Of Mr.. Americas
Wolf one night last weak. Lum, you'll
never learn to fire that engine.
JACOB Ridgway Was the guest OF Mr.,
Montgomery last Sunday night.
Mr., f. T. Brown is engaged in fitting
up boss set of harness for Mr.. A. r.
Sinclair. Taylor Is good workman.
q. N. Ridgway killed a chicken hawk
last week that measured Oft. Din. from
tip to tip OF wings. Wasn't that "hus~
ter P"
Miss Lou Showater attended the
teachers' examination at Newburg on
Saturday, November 3D..
u, w. Showalter's school closed the
I'd OF this month Mt this place. He took
up Fellowsville school on the 18th Sue
cess to you, Lys, but be careful where
you sing your little song entitled "you'll
miss me when I'm gone"
j. NJ. Goff, what's the matter Won don't
60 down to uncle Toms any more?
Simon Mitchell was visiting friends
here last week, and reports every thing
lively in Tucker county.
Messrs Noses and Riley Sinclair are
our most extensive lumber men. Thew
have shipped several car loads within
the last month.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Watson. a
boy. Will is happy again end often
sings there is no place like home''
Spec not.
Allen Ridgway has moved into his
new house.
Thunder" broke my goose quill.
JOE MoGRULKN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
INDEPENDENCE.
PI.UG.

We once more take up our pen, TO
scrlbble a few locals that have come to
our notice since our last.
The winters chilling blasts arc here,
The fields look brown and scar;
With hard freezing and occasionly snow.
Only reminds US how the wind can
blow,
Ana how soon the summer days or past.
Tag q Plugs" poetry all in smash.
Dr. Warner, OF Parkersburg. gave a
temperance lecture in the Baptist church
last Wednesday evening, to quite large
congregation. The DR.. is an able speaker
and docs justice TO The cause In which he
is interested.
hrs. Adams, of ReYser, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Wright, of this place.
Dir. Dinkle was on business ,rip 10
Grafton last week.
Shaw s. Martin are haYing the borders
of their residence widsned out, Martin
says he is going to have cook right away
for he is getting so sweet that he salts the
meat with white sugar.
"Bill Swade," if you don't look little
out, the Journal will catch you mapping
and Bill wont give you his sisier-in law.
Miss Lizzie Woodfill, of Evansville, was
Whiting her aunt, Mrs. johnson last week
Come again, Lizzie, it is 30 much more
convieDt for Il when you are here.
The boys are cut trying on their skates
for the first time this season. We expect
some broken noses but it is jolly sport all
the same.
We will close by saying, the ARGUS is a
welcome visitor and hope more will sub =
scribe for it 10 this place.
Mrs LYDIA SCOTT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
Reedsville.

Me noticed Col. J. A. F. Martin, of
near Kingwood, In our neighborhooj last
week.
Miss Julia Fairfax has returned from
her visit to Aurora and Albrigb,sville.
Harry and Ira Zinn, of Gladesvilie,
grsced our streets last Friday.
Geo. N. Holt is spending few days
with us again. Geo. says he has spoiled
the appearance OF great many mouths
since be was with Us before.
All of the schools Is our dIstric. tina,
did not open on Monday 18th, will on
Monday 10Th, except ReedsYille, and It is
still without a teacher, III some dependent
pedagogue does not volunteer TO impart
knowledge to our rusty minds. we will all
be running wild in the woods before spring.
The pleasure seeking lads and lasses OF
our neighborhood assembled at the Half
Way House last Tuesday evening for the
purpose of enjoying d regular old fashion
ed "hop." All report an excellent tune
except Ella and Pete.
Samuel M. g. Zinn, promising young
man who spent the past year in the West,
returned to his home near Vernon last
week.
r. b. F. Fairfax was unfortunate
enough 10 lose horse valued at $3.50 a
few days ago. We learn that the cause OF
his death was attributed to lung fever.
Rev. Wasson's family passed through
town last Saturday en- route for Mason
town.
Poor boye, feel sorry for you, to think
that your reign lie of such short duration.
l would advise you to make the best pos
sible use OF your time, till 1884, for then,
thank providence, we girls will have q
turn. Then PATSY" will not hear that
young lady say that at depends altogether
on Mr. Blanks attendance at the apple
cutting, whether she goes or not" but IL
will be just the other way; ha! hal how
funny.
Did "Bill bwade'' get choked on his fall
poetry, or what is the matter with him, Z
Hsye not seen anything from him since.
Perhaps he is offended because no one
commented on IL; but take 1t for granted,
Bill, that ii was because we could not find
words to express our surprise at your In =
telligeuce.
'Pocahontas" has learned by this time,
that "Plug" is not sol 1urnIDg among New
Hampshire. snowy hills in search of fall
poetry. AS for Tag" can not give
you the least information of her wherea
bouts, and wouldn't If l could.
PLUG.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
RowLEsBuRG.

Mrs. M. L. II 1--we, who has been visit
higher mother Mr., BouPhner at Morgan
town. returned home last week.
NJ. Hessian, of Grafton, paid flying
trip to our town Sunday last.
Mrs. S. Conih who has be,n visiting.
friesnd in Piedmont, has returned home
Miss Ella Geoghegan left here Monday
TO teach school No. Il.
Miss Lottie Knots. ono OF our society
belles,is visiting Fl lends In tho country.
Miss May Cline has returned 20 her
home in Grafton.
Miss Maggie Dunn, one or our most
sociable Young ladies, is visiting friend 5
i'm Altamont.
M. E. Howe, an onterprising lumber
merchant OF this place, has contracted
with ID. Shsder foI the erection OF five
new buildings.
J. j. Ready Is now convalescent.
Mrs. Lou Kenny aad daughter, OF
Piedmont. were the guests of f. Gilmore
the past week.
We'll, declare. George OFT imaglnes
we are jealous Of his beauty Now
George, you keep still for You know the
girls all think "SBowdrops" are the mic
ests looking fellows In town. What do
You think about II, PATSY Doodle?"
John Kenny, OF Grafton, was the guest
OF l.. Gilmore Saturday aud Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Hrs. Charles Taheny,
OF Tray Run, a daughter, Nov. Is,
SEowDR0Ps.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
KINGwooD, NOVEMBER %. 1883
ATTENTION, SUBSCRIBERS.

ALL persons in arrears on sub
scripton must settle up during
Court il they wish the benefit of the
reduction, Most all our subscribers
Will be here at that time, and if any
one does not come to town then be
can send us the amount Of subscrip-
tlon Tor one year by some one from
bis neighborhood who is coming
Remember, subscribers, this is your
last chance to get the benefit of the
reduction. II you subscriptions re-
main unpaid at the close OF the com
ing term OF Circuit Court, we will
charge you one dollar aud City cents
Tor the year. We made the reduc-
ton In the price Of our paper 70,
the purpose OF adopting the "casb
dn-adVsnce system,'the only true sys
tenn npon which newspaper can b.
run successfully, and we mean tc
square up our books.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

SECRETARY TELLER mas addressed
letter 10 Col. DUDLEY, Commission.
erof Pensions, IN regard to the pr op.
er construction Of the ststnte provid-
ing for pensions 10 mothers Of decess-
soldiers. After reviewing the gen
ersl obligation Of children to support
thei. parents. he states that il at the
date Of enlistment the claima ut re-
ceived support from the cons lsDor.
10 whole or IN part. che is entitled TO
pension, even % the con did not re-
mt when a soldier. If The son wac
minor a. the time Of enlistment and
death, The dependent father or moth.
er is entitled to pension. It's not
necessary 10 show actual contribut on
by the soldier during life. TIE ez-
preston Of q desire TO make such
contributor TO the support Of bic pa
rents is sufficient. tn case q con bss
been peosioned tor total disability.
supports bic mother from his rensior
and Afterwards dies bic mother is en-
titled tos pension.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

TIE contest for the speakership oil
the next House is growing warm
RANDALL OF Pen nsylvsnia, CARLISLE
Of Kentucky. and s. s. Cox. of New
York, will be the principals when
the matter comes to close contest.
1t is the prevailing opinion tina,
either CARLISLE or RANDALL will be
the msu with the chances, at pr ssent
in favor OF RANDALL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

RIDDLEBERGER is not going
to play tail to MAHoNE's kite
in the United States Senate. He
can control as much patronage and
lie more popular in Virginia to- day
than the malignant Repudiator him
self is' and it would be folly for hin
to be MAHoNE's underling and allow
the Boss to dictate his actions
RIDDLEBERGER hae senss and Judge
ment enough to know that MALONE is
politically dead, and hence has con-
cludeC to run his own machine with.
out the aid Of the Renegade.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

THE official returns Of the Penn
syivanis election show loss OF OF,
7l6 votes compared with the vote
for Governor last fall, Ofthis mum
Der the Republican decrease is 81
736, and the Democratic, 30 98O
The returns show that 1924 more
Democrats styed away from the polls
than Republicans. The Republican
majority this year is 10000. Had
there beer a full vote the majority
"onld have been about 900. That
pretty good for State which always
gave from 10000 TO $1,000 Rspub
lican majority.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
PLEASANT HILL.

Henry Hardesty has moved into his
new house.
Jas. A. Beatty has moved into our
midst
William Browning is hauling timber
for Simon Wardwell, of Baltimore who
owns tim Der in this section.
The schools, No. %, and 23,commepc.
ed on Monday. Jas. A. Beatty teaches
No. %, and Frank Murdoch, No. %
Peter L. Cramer and Mrs. VIM. Dodge
have been on the sick list, but they are
able to be about now.
Jas. A. Beatty contemplate buying a
part of tho Frank Kelley land.
John n. Cooling. OF Mopnongalia Co.,
has been visiting his father, for.several
days.
OCCASIONAL,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

ALL Wheeling is excited over the
sudden and mysterious Disappearance
of s. q. MCCULLOUGH, clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county. BE
Was last seen at the Mcclure Houst
at 10 o'clock last Friday and since
that time nothing has been heard Of
him. he is man whose character
is above reproach and it is thought
that he has been foully dealt with.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

a NEGRO mob stoned the Demo-
cratic torch light procession in
Richmond one night last week, and
two or three of the perpetrators OF
the diabolical deed were caught and
given into the hands Of the police
These negroes belong to the moral
idea party" Of which MALONE is
the acknowledged leader in the Old
Dominion, and it ia a wonder that
the Republican press has not set up
howl, before this, about the Tout =
rsgeous manner in which the poor
negro has been trsa ed in Richmond
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
LOCUST GROVE.
REFUGEE,


Snow and sunshine seem TO be about
equal competitors now.
Hello lockwood girls, Of the jon, mil.
that was quite n poem you got Oft. We
adyise you TO try one on winter for the
ARGUS.
Jake spiker Is happy now with a ton
pound boy.
a party was given at the residence OF
Mr.. Isaac Guseman in homer Of Miss
Mollie Michael, Of Sug,r Valley. and
Messrs Michael and Malone, Of White
Day. Monongahels, Co., who we're visits
ing there,
Corn huskings and raisings arc tie or.
der Of the day.
Mr.. Elisha Hartman and wife were
visiting at Goo' Spikers on Sunday.
Since our last, tho schools, Of the dis
trict are nearly al taken no.
J. J. Kelly commenced his school Isst
Monday. This school will begin noxt
Monday.as vii most Of the schools Of the
district.
VIM, u. Ringer will teach tho Shahor
school and Mr. EnlOw, Of Md, the IN
ion Grove school the coming winter.
Rev. Friend preached his first sermon
here last Sunday sfternoon.
Mss Anna and Mr.. Allen Mayors
were visiting At Mr. Zar Keily's last
Sunday.
We will now have 10 give the balance
Of our ffbor 10 our SUCCESSORS. who We
trust, viii give All uio news and I'm time
viii become quite expert pencil push
ers
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
NUMBER IL.
lIYTToN.

Weather cool.
Locals scarce.
School commenced Monday with fair
attendance.
Mr. ard Mrs. Thomas Gale, of Brandon
ville,oIe visrtiI g ut Adam Ever, = this week
Milroy McMillon ia teaching No. H..
school this winter
Mr. and Mrs. George Ringer, of Nor
gan Glade, is visiting relatives ADD friends
in this vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs. F. A, Pyll were tho guests
of Adam Eveits last Sunday.
j. A. F Ev rts took flying trip to
Tunneltou Monday.
Severed of our citizens went TO King
wood Saturday to attend Lawsuit
MOLLIE ZEMoK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
HoPEWELL.
Mrs LYDIA SCOTT.

Rev, Flanagan preached his first SER
mon here Sunday, The people are very
much elated over the new pastor.
Lainuol Falkenstien has been very III
for the last few weeks, but is slowly re-
covering.
Mrs Abigail O'Niel is very in. DR..
NJ. 7. Bryto is the attending physician.
A disullerv Is being erected near Cliff
ton Mills Dir. Nixon, OF BrandOnviIIe.
will DO tho proprietor.
Messrs Walter Colliug, jesse w. Vince
Yer and II. i. Darby will leave this place
Tor Ricbardsvillo, Pa, whore they expect
to engago.in the lumber business.
Where arc all our sportsraon Adam
Wolf, Of Greenvilo, killed IL squirrels
and he said cit was not a good day oith-
err Jesse and Lewis Foreman OF same
p acc killed q rabbits last week and
Elmer Wolf 80.
Charles W. HOrmby was made happy
over tho birth Of hi 7th child. It's a
boy, Henry Fiko Is also happy. Hs
swesrs II a is fifteen FOUNDER. II Is also =
bay.
We expect four weddings in this
noighborhOod soon.
Mr.. g. W. Hormby and T.. ". Wolf
have purchased portable sawmill.
They expect It's arrival this week. They
arc go-a- head business mon and should
have the patronage ofan.
Married, at tho residence Of the brides
m Their, Mrs, y. Lamb. Miss Alice X -.
Lamb TO Mr.. VI. &. Smith. The guest
report a very enjoyable time.
Mr. W. &. Hartmoyer and family have
returned o. their firm at this place from
Leisingrine, Pa, where they intend b.
r side
A rgcuy,sy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

THE Republicans evidently pro-
pose to conduct the coming campaign
on the "blOody shirt" principle. The
Danville riot was, no doubt, planned
By leaders Of that party for the pur-
pose above named, aud the arrest Of
those negroes in Richmond the otk or
evening for atoning the torch light
procession will be considered by the
Radicals as most outrageous in
novation upoY the colored race
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
ALBRIGHTSVILLE
OCCASIONAL,

c. NJ. Dunn graduate OF Cohe's Act
ual Business College. and lateiy OF Gin
cinnati. is at his home in Bobtown.
G. B. Bishop is shocking corn at Clear
Spring Md.
Died at Bobtown on the 18th. Mrs. 4,
j. Whetsell. Buried al Albriehtsyille on
he 10Th with infant child in the same
coffin. The funeral sermon was preach
ed by Rev. ID. A. Friend.
Miss Sophia Cresser, of shipponsburg.
Pats visiting j. b. Cressler's.
j. e. Kerr returned to Uniontown last
week.
School has opened with fair sttend>
ance.
lYTTON
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
BRANDONVILLE,

Farmers busy husking corn.
Miss Sophia Tissue, of Confluence Pa.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. d. Flanagan.
Henry Spiker and son William have
returned from McHenry. where they
have been engaged i'm building a church,
w. ii. Hagans il visiting friends in,
the vicinity IF Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Thomas Scott has returned from
an extended trip east.
DIR. w. III. Frey Is here on a profession
al trip and is kept busy at work.
John Schrack paid Terra Alta flying
visit Thursday.
VIM. f. Dillon, OF Wheeling, was here
Thursday Mr.. Dillon does business for
the firm OF Vance Hughs & Co,
Miss Mary Cuppet, of Glade Farms,
who intends 10 spend the winter with
her grandmothsr,l arrived yesterday.
JUNIOR
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
merited sncccs.-

DIR. HARTMAN y Co. Gents: Penn
~ sells very VOL here ] have ordered
several dozzen bottles since your agent
was hero. w. w STEELE 4 Co.
Chulicothe. Ohio.
AN selling your PERUNA. II gives
universal, satisfaction. We have a good
sale for 10.
q. W. BAREERE. Hilsboro. Ohio.
Trade splendid on PERUvA. We never
sold medicine that gave better satisfac.
ton.
ID. REED Son. Pomerov. Ohio.
Inc case Of medicine you =, nt me came
~ right and rs doiug me good, Others
minis 50 too, who h,vo tried 10. Please
send the dozen bottles Of PERUNn.
RoBgRr LoGAN. Topeka. Kan.
Your PERUVA sells last lnu pivc uso,
aaiismctiOu. }. G.. SANDi rs. MARTINS.
burg, Pa.
These great medicines can be found
All druR stores. Ask tyr them. AU,n Ito
book on the Jlls u Life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23
wSnyne's PIIIs-ComTortine 70 IN,

Thousands die from neglect to properly
treat Impure Blood, Constipation. Dys
pepsia, Malaria, Apoplexy, Liver. Kidney
Heart Bseascs, DrOpsy, and Rheumatism.
Bu' 70 the dcbilitatod, burdencd with such
serious sickness, we cOnscientiously rec
ommend "5WAYNE'5 PILLS, which
contain medicinal properties possessed by
no other remedy. Sent by nail for 2j
ents, box Of 30 pills;5 b,xos.st Gn
stamps. Address. DIR sWAYNE & SON.
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by Druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

The Republicans have to carry
both Ohio and New York uox year
or there is no possible chance Of their
eleciing the next President. This
is something impossible for them to
10. The Democrats ought to rest
easy and feel happy, for the Repub-
lican party is bound TO go.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

THE new supervising architect o!
the Treasury is Of opinion that the
dome Of the Capitol is insecure. II
Arthur succeeds himself the dome
will probably be torn down and re-
built. We will notify our readers
when the work commences.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

II is said that ARTHUR will Dot
attend the Evacuation Day exercises
IN New YORK. An exchange says
that he will be present at those in
Washington city on the Ali Of March.
1885.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

TIE Republicans ale bystericslly
grateful Tor sven the smallest thing
just now. How they rejoice over
the victory in Pennsylvania Ifa
foil vote had been polied they would
have carried thatState BY Only 1000
majority.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-11-23

II the Democratic party doesn' Il
commit suicide while Congress is in
sesmon THE winter. the next Presi-
dent Of these United states will be q
member Of that party, snd We have
a spare nickel 10 wager % il.