West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-19
.C0URTY NOTES.
As REPORTED FROM ALL PARTS
on THE COUNTY,
ny Cur Corp. OF COrrespoaaen,s
TUNNELTON.

Oh,:yes, we have heard from Ohio 1,
Have you heard from Iowa1 Tho Legis-
lalure will DO Republican on joint ballot
by ~ majority. The last Legislature had
81 Republican majNlty on joint ballot.
= loss of - for the Republicans. That
beats Chic.
AZ my CresnbsclK friend jacob Gibson
would sGy, the Republican party is vacil-
lating
The Republican chorus after the Ohio
and lowe elections, Ye gods, prohibition,
must.we endure all thisi
Capt Joe. Miller's Spirnualism is N @.
Wonder what Capt. Joe thinks OF the I'M
known being now.
You bet we jubiisted. We attended
the game of base ball at Rowlesburg, on
Saturday, between the Kingwood club and
Delta club. That's the kind OF jubilation
that pleases 10.
Apple cuttings too numerous 10 mention
this week. Everybody and their aunt h ID an
apple cutting last week.
Jacob w. Rush removed with his famil6
to Grafton last week.
Jno. Rowe, stsunoh Democrat OF In
dependence, was visiting relatives in this
locality last week.
Col. j. d. Howe, of Howesviile, was
the guest of A, i. Gibson on Sunday,
Squire g. j. Shsffer, wife and children
were visiting the family of Jno. Menefee
at York Run, on Sunday.
Mrs. Jas, NJ. Clingan, of this piece, is
visiting relatives ct BrandonYlle.
al Bickford paid Terra Alta busine So
call 90 Monday.
Henry May was spending the Sabbath
with Jacob Frost at Eighty Cut, on Snn-
day.
DIR, Il. w. Harr was on 9 professional
trip TO Newburg, on Monday.
Congressman w. L. Wilson and Hon. d.
B. Lucas, of Charlestown, passed through
this place on No. @, on Saturday evening,
en- route for Phillip and Clarksburg.
A. J. Bonadeld, am sorry to write, is
pretty sick.
Jno. Nair. wife and child, of this place,
was visiting Mr.. Ms brother in the coun-
try on Sunday.
Uncle Johnny Comfy and Grandpap
King, two of the Oldest Democrats in the
county, were in town on Friday, and were
highly delighted with the election returns.
'Tay & Plug the spicy quill drivers
of Reedsville, passed through town on
Saturday, en- route for ,Pacahontas,' or n
poem on winter, SO my cross-eYed repor
ter told me.
DR.. W. 81. Dent, Of Newburg, was in
town on professional business, on sunday.
'snowdrops' wants my recipe for writ
ing long letters. l was pleasantly surpris-
ed the other day to learn who 'Snowdrops'
were. My young friends have started out
all right, and if they keep their letters up
to the present standard they will have no
need OF my recipe, for euccess Is assured.
However, ss / propose to quit writing
for the paper ere long, in order to give
couple OF youngsters chance TO distin-
guish themselves as local writers, will send
what's left of my stub pencil to Snow
drops.
Miss Berta Shaffer, of Austen, will teach
our school this winter. The trustees are to
be congratulated on securing so good a
teacher.
a Mr.. Bailey,of Pennington, Taylor Co,
was here on Monday and Tuesday, for the
purpose of buying sheep. Don't think he
tound any TO suit him.
Mrs. J. w. Riley died at the residence
Of her husband, at Eighty Cat. on Thurs-
day and was buried the following day.
Mr. Riley has the sympathy of the entire
community 10 the death of bis beloved
wife.
Tom and George Mulligan spent the
Sabbath in Newburg, although they boot
at the idea that there Is an attraction IN
The Metropolis for them.
PATSY DOODLE,