West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-13
COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.
Use Onion Cough Syrup.
q public school opened N

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day with.a fair attendance.
"A. j. Murray, of Sinclair, was
in to see us M day last week.
The Kanawha Gazette is the best
paper published at our State Capital.
Ray~Shipping tags and posters are
printed on short notice at this office.
ID. r. Jackson drove out to
Reedsville Monday on q business
trip.
Mr.. Samuel Lazzell, Of Monon.
gala county, was in town on Satur-
day.
John Graham has gone over in.
to Portland district TO teach a school
this winter.
"Wednesday was a regular sum
mer day, and our people made use
of it as such.
Joe Reinheimer, of the Grafton
One-Price Clothing Company, was in
town on Wednesday.
ba5~Justices' and Constables'
blanks al be had for 70 cents per
hundred at this Office.
Ed Manown, Of Clarksburg. is
now clerking for his hrother.J Frank
Manown, at RowIesburg.
Editor Dawson went TO Wheel.
ing Monday ON business connected
with the K. IL T. railroad.
The most Of our people have
had their coal houses filed. and they
now smile at cold weather.
West Virginia has hal S9.644.
900 put in bona fde enterprises
within it's limits thus far in 1885.
e. M. DUR, of Tnnuelton. and
Col. Martin, of Terra Alta. were
among our.callers on Wednesday.
-Apracticsl plasterer SAYS that
our public school building is dan
gerous. Let it be repaired at once.
-Lf you wish your. Eyes cxamin.
ed and a good pair Of s~pectaclcs call
on DR.. Rosenhfjn. at the Loar House.
The hunting season is At hand
and our Nimrods are bagging lots of
game II they a be relied upon a.
truthful
Only one four year certificate
WAS granted at Masontown last week.
w. w, Graham is the happy posses.
sor of it.
The Baptfet State Association
held its annual meeting at ration
last week. A very interesting time
8as had.
Our exchanges, are talking about
an inch of snow. why, over 1t Ter.
FatAlta they had good aleighing all
last week.
"A series Of meetings are being
held at the Presbyterian church this
week. Communion services will be
held next Sunday.
Next week an who are in arrears
On subscription will receive state.
ments and we shall expect 10 receive
T~emittances from all too
Why is newspaper like a tooth
brush q? Because everybody should
have n of their own. and not he
borrowing his neighbors.
The Uniontown Mems boasts Of
a Fayette county boy only eight
years old who weighs 100 pounds.
Did you ever No, never.
The Post Master General on
Tuesday appointed Capt. James f..
Murdoch postmaster at this place
vice Captain j. NJ. Goodwin.
The Reporter is crowded out
of this issue on account Of election
news being plentiful. He will be
on hands hereafter as usual.
DR.. Pratt and Editor Dawson
have planted maple trees i'm front of
their residences. In a very few years
they will make beautiful shade.
Track laying will be commenced
upon nj railroad ia the course of
two or three weeks If the weather
keeps fayorable for outdoor work.
Mr.. A.. j.. lincoln, Of Manning.
ton, will open n drug store in the
building formerly occupied by TIE
ARGUS, in the course offs few weeks.
correspondence must avoid be-.
ing personal as suCh communications
lead 10 discussions that are obnox-
ious to many Of the readers Of any
journal.
MRS. Elisha Thomas visited At
Tunnelton part Of last week, return.
ing home ON Sunday with her 500
Frank who drove up to that town on
Saturday.
DR.. Rosenhaih, the Wheeling
Occulist and Optician, is n guest az
the Loar House. The Doctor is
well known 10 our people from for
mer visits here.
The coal trade at Piedmont Il
getting 30 brisk that IL is difficult
for the railroad companies to fur.
nish a sufficient number Of cars To
carry coal iO market.