West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-04
COUNTY NOTES.
As REPORTED FnOrT ALL PARTS
OFiTHE COUNTY,
Wy Our corp. of Corr ospon dents.
TUNNELToN.

How do you do. Miss 1894.
Jimmy Hunt and Tom Bolyard have
adopted tho curling iron process oc bang
ing their hair. Old maids are ncti6oJ to
propose at once and save paint and pow
der,
Tho handsome and beardlsss brass
podndr of West End, w. Is. Cruise, was
| acting the gallant for the Newburg ladies
during the holidays. He says A. r..
Conlh Is as bashiul Oh ever. "Snowdrops"
| entreaties for HIM to become a ladies'
man TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
That vetoron Democrat, DIR. j. G. Kem>
BILE, Of Evansville, was In town on Fri
day looking hale and hearty.
Eighty Cut is happy. 1t has No. l
| physician in the person OF DR.. Donohue.
Geo. Mulli9aD has gone to West Union
to spend the holidays with the cold folks
| at home"
M. Layton, our blacksmith, is out
| again after a week. sickness.
Our old Democratic friend, Jno. Mene-
fec and wife, of York Run, were visiting
! friends here last week.
| If reports be true, "Snowdrops."
"Piug," "ltelugee," and the rest OF girl
dom have formed socioly for the pro-
lection OF old bachelors. Humanity, thy
name is grill
Mr.. Clark Gallehue, OF Marion comfy
Is visiting at the residence Of DR.. Ii. w g.
| Harr.
am sorry my bloody shirt friend
"Honeycomb" has passed in his checks.
III "A ii,
about me, but forgive him, feel sure
he got ashamed of the company he was
| keeping, and turned over new leaf
$50 mote il bo."
Frank Jackson and Frank Thomas
were Willing away the Sunday hours
with the fair sex at Austen,
The getloman who yields he editorial
goose quill of"the blessed JouInOL." (bor-
rowed from Uucle Johnny Miller just
this one line,) would like to have the
readers Of that paper belive that the Ma,
SOIL Sturgiss Hagans Caucus was "a
very large cock and bull story - But
the Journal, we ali know, Is sometimes
unreliable. That the Journal knew moth
ing about the caucus, and If il did, it
would be impolitic In it to acknowledge,
am free to admit. Also, that it would
be unkind, to say the least, in supposing
the journal knows everything. But.
then, cling to the opinion that IL was
Republican caucus. A kind OF ualf>
breed caucus, if you please.
Isn't it a little strange that oil three Of
the Bosses would go to Wash n qton, d.
c., while the Republican National EX~
cutivo Committee were holding their
meeting thereH Yes, but the Journal
says Mason went there to talk railroad.
What did Sturgs and Hagans go there
for2 "Me Too ?" Probably the Journal
don't know ~. $. aud II. went there in
the interest Of James O.. Bl ine9 That
Con and Atkinson are for Arthur. Let's
see, Didn't Frye, OF Maine, want the
Southern repros enlation cut down and
tho North increased Isn't Gen. Con
reported as having made the ablest sneech
before the Committee against the Frye
resolution? Is it not the coudid opinion
of the Journal if the Frye resolution was
adopted Mr.. Blaine would stand a better
show for the Republican nomination for
tho Presidency? AS it was defeated,
don't the Journal believe il will be a very
cold day for Blaine men at Chicago next
June? The Journal knows the aalf-
breeds want Blsin and his revenue is
tribu.ion." 1t would be nice Campaign
document you know. According to
the Blaine"reveuue diyIJe"it would give
West Virginia something over 81 ZOO, 900.
IL the heretofore defeated Republican
candidates. and the hPreinafter-to-b o.de-
ieated candidates could got a little OF
this surplus revenue" it would 20
long ways to reimburse the defeated
candidates. Ii would be a nice thing to
tell tho "dear old farmers" "YOu will
have no more taxes to pay. this Jim
Blaine revenue distribution will pay all
your taxes oh, gOlly. whata good old
ime Wen have - This is the plan the
Halfbreeds mapped out to carry West
Virginia at the next election, but the
Stqlwarts will kidnap the ualfbreeds at
Chicago, and then. oh where oh where
will tho Mason Sturgls- Hagans Cauo Gus
be7
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