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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-26

Are your Kidneysl disordered?
kidney Wort brought me from my grave. as %
were, after had been given up by Is best doctors in
Detroit" d. ". Deveraux, Nechanic, lonIas Mich.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-26

Have you Bright's Disease2
'sKidney- Wort cured me hen my WAter was just
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-26
southern knnn.s RAILWAY.

sAM'L F. MURPHY, P. /
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06
BRUOEToN.

Rev. +. G. ". Ford wac in town
week before last.
Miss Mary Chichester, Of Morgan's
Glade, was spending a few days in
town lately. She is now on a visit
to friends ip Ohio.
Joseph Yeast and Mrs. Jennie
McNare started for Nebraska a few
days ago. The latter goes to meet
her husband who has been there since
last spring.
The Rev. Mr.. Wade, of Morgan.
town passed through here on Friday
last. =
The school.house has been treated
to q new coat Of paint,
!. Armstrong and lady, Of Gibbons
Glade, have been visiting friends and
relatives here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kantner, of Somer.
set, are visiting here.
J.. ". Albright and lady, Of King
wood, spent Saturday and Sunday
in town.
Mr. Michael of the western coun
try, is spending several weeks
with his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Michael.
Jack Doddg. Of Confluence, was
visiting at Thomas SCOTS last Fri
day evening and Saturday.
The bell for the new church has
not yet arrived.
BrucctOn was visited by q severe
storm last Tuesday night. a por.
ton Of the old church roof was blown
of. The new church was moved on
It's foundation. shaking much Of the
plastcring down, and considerable
other damage vas done.
WIN. Miller and Miss Rebecca
Nieman were united 10 the holy
bOnds Of wedlocB last Thursday
morning. The happy couple left
the same day for G. visit 90 friends at
Morgantown, and 9till there arc
more to follow.
G A.. Fearer, Of Glade Farms
was 10 town last B-iday.
Miss Emma Fnsman and Nrg
Ida Shepherd, Of C1ppelsvill drove
over and took in the dedication last
Sunday.
Emanuel Beeghly has returned
from lis late visit TO Somerset. He
u now confined to his bed with kid
DeY complaint.
Miss Laura RigQ and Mr.. Shaw.
Of Morgan Glade, spent Sunday at
j VI Chidestcr's.
The new church vas dedicated
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06
HOPRWELL,

We still liYe.
The farmers are busy huskina corn
aud preparing for winter.
=. Il. Burton, OF Petersburg. Pa, Is cir,
culating among his friends at this place.
Charles IIornby wss over at Morgan
town last week on a business trip.
There is no sickness in this Community
at this writing.
The Rock vile correspondent wants TO
shake hands with me. / would like To
grasp his hand, By: he will have 10 walt
I'LL the correspondence havs their oonven-
ton before W. can get acquainted,
One Of the events OF the season was a
social hop" given one evening a few
weeks ago at tho residence Of Nr. A. S..
McNair.
hid you boar
That r, II. s., the accomplished podaY
goguo, meyer leaYes homo without taking
with him a fashionable comb?
That Elias Thomas Is a candidate for
malrimony2
That Rusty Bill" will soon Loard the
matrimonial brig and sail for (Rad)ciino7
That the stranger" Is q boss mulo
amer7
That Walter COLLINS Is happy onoo
moro. His sweet heart can call him doar7
That J. W. Is y porniciCOs nIasher9
That nc has sot +. 4 y, and /. j.. r. to
bowling2
That their girls don't caro7
That Tho Reporter" gave himsolf
away In his last w6ok's articles ?
That the Hgh,top singer has chsleng~
Oh J. W, 70 fight a duol7
That T.. r. NJ. says be likes a wolf3
That J. Wheeler and Ash Collins both
have light (weighC mustsche' 2
That Joseph Arnold got there Eli
Thst Camden Evorly wants to know
how much il costs to got msrgied
Thst Ionuio says sho viii foot tho bill :
MfNEIE Myrtle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06

yesterday in tie presence Of a largo
and respectable congregation. The
Rev. George Nixdorf, OF George
town. ID. c., and Rev. Charles l.
Cline, of Aurora, this county, offici.
ated.
Jackson Cuppet and sIsssr, Misc
Lizzie, of Glade Farms, made a ay.
ing trip to BEuceton Iast Sunday.
Are you aware
That Moody Miller 10 building
himself a hsbitstion seven miles from
civilization ?
That IL was amusing TO EeG .he
ursher marching Hammer" asoand
the pews last Sunday?
That George Galloway ia tired Of
keeping bachelors hall?
That Jimmy Squibs is onr cousin?
That he has set his bUrnsides and
looks like q raccoon +?
That he and the Wshop OF the Su-
gar Valley church took in the sights
and cenes at the dedication ?
That our Uncle Cyrus is a bene.
dict?
That we bought a nickels worth
Of candy and got left in the cold
That Miss L. K. G, says (pl Shaw
you know that YOURSELF
That the RAMBLER and the Re-
porter are a fine team with the coach
dog under a wheelbarrow ?
That they cannot bulldose the lit
erary talent Of Bruceton?
That we will again scFibble our
selves RUSTY BILL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06
Mothers LOve-A Practical
Illustration OF Its Power,

A mother's love What a potent thing
u Is IL will melt the heart Of the most
hardened criminal, when no other infu-
ence would be efectusL No one but o
mother knows It's full meaning, but every
one can appreciate Il If they will. II 3
known, though, that II means sieeplesa
nights, care, Inconvenience, and, n ne
cessary, want, hardship and death. But
the subject has beea too eloquentiy
treated by the sveetsst poets and the
ablest writer's to furnieh an essay for
these coiumns. Too many practical a.
Illustrations occur in every day life for Il
TO be dwelt upon. 90, that ( IL unnecessary
20 speak Of the subject further In order
to make the reader understand the full
meaning of what Is 10 follow
Mrs. ktenry Schuaien~ of Ashland.
Ky, writes tRNk her dauebAet haa been
cured OF deafness which resulted from
chronic catarrh. She teils how abe had
Rst al hope OF her daughter her IDEAL
being cured, aud how overjpyed sAe is at
the result Ater trying mAny rsnedies,
says PxEuHA brought . cure, and
that the daughters hearing h restored.
She concludes, BY speaking In the most
eatteSing terms Of PxRuHA, &nd then de-
scrbcs in h most lovely manner tho
u~PPshcss ithAs pfOuBnt hcrs tno rcNteWa
ihc distress che experienced while her
daughter vas afflicted. 20
DIR. A. X. Ong. Martina Ferry, O..
writes /: II have q largo trade on your
PnRUNA. Think II is a grand remedy"
Mr., Robert c. Hannah, Peterborough,
Lewis county, Ky, writes: az write to In.
FORM you Of the great benefit ! received
by the use Of your medicines PxRuHA
and MANALIs. had been low spirited
and very sick for about six months with
. bad cough, and my friends thought !
had consumption tried q number Of
patent medicines, and most of the doctors
In. the vicinity and We have some a.
good rs you can find In tho country,
but they did me no good whatever. Our
merchant, Mr.. Gillespie, insisted upon
me trying your Temedies. I did co, but
must say, / had little faith IN them at
first; before I had consumed my frst
bottle, I noticed n change, Ger the
better, and to-day I am entirely well,
and as sound a man "a there 10 IN tho
vicinity. I credit my opze 70 your vaIu-
able remedies, PRRUNA and MANALIH,
and recommend them to ell Of my
friends"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06
II is rumOrCd-

~ -
That Capt. Goodwin, Lem Stone
and Hughey Murdoch committed the
depredations upon James A. Browns
fence.
That John Graham will teach
school just three days and then come
home disguised with the profession.
That Jimmy Hunt ate II dishes
of oysters at the Tunnelion festival
last night.
That a certain bachelor in town ia
to be married in about four weeks to
one of our fairest daughters.
That Frank Thomas has forever
sworn off from going to Newburg TO
another dance.
That ?. j. Crogan walked around
the square Saturday evening'with his
mouth full of water,
That fourteen different girls tried
the same thing but could NOT cease
talking long enough to accomplish
the circBit.
That Bill Armstrong and "Scatty
the Postmaster" both of BTGceton,
will be married to twin sisters before
the roses come again.
That at least four more young la.
dies do all their buying on the cor.
ner in Terra Alta since the firm
name has become Fox Bros.
That w c.. Brown would rather
go coon hunting than eat when he is
hungry. TIE REPoRTER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06
BONNEVILLE.

OeVeral OF our people attened the
Cenntenial at Morgantown.
Our school will commence in a
week or two.
We are sorry to note that Rt. Rev
Bishop has changed Father Mcbride
from here to nea Abingdon, Va.
Mr.. j. j. Cooke and wife are ex-
pected home from a two months
visit among their children in the
west.
jos. Greeser and sister, of Pitts.
burg, are visiting their parents vt
this place.
William Greeser gave the young
people a hop on Tuesday night.
ID. A. Harris has left for his home
at ReeVesville, w. Va.
John Moore killed three Wild tur.
keys on the camp ground last week.
l regret very much that Dora May
has put himself before the people an
such a way that he has shown him.
self to be a falsifer, in his letter in
last weeks Journal. Now, the way
he describes Lilly goes TO show at
once that his article was based on
untruths. as every individual in this
vicinity knows there is no saeh per.
son about here. | do not want TO
expose the writer, Dora May, but l
ant to show to the people that he
exagerates in almost every article
he writes. He classes one Of our
respected young men Gs an ass.
Again, he u Lilly of knowing
where those stolen clothing are that
were taken from ODe VIM. Brown. If
MIR. Longs driver did not take them,
it is the supposition that this man
took one pair pants and a vest. But,
as to the suits OF clothing that were
stolen from the Italian shanty, ii ia
not known who took them. 1t is
supposed, however, that Dora May
knew something about rolling o bar.
rel of cider from Mr.. Hartman Grees.
er's yard the night of the wedding.
Dora was careful enough not To
say anything about the article he
published about Geo. Cooke MASKING
one Italians head, This, Dora has
acknowledged to be untrue. The
old saying is a very true one: The
truth always hurts worse than q
falsehood,' hence it is that he has 90
cused Lilly in such a manner as a
be seen in the Journal of Oct. Both.
do not intend to write ace
ing this matter again but will resort
to some other mean il il is still
continued. Let him give o correct
statement and will be satisfied.
He CLAIMS being ~shamefully abus-
ed. If you think you was, why not
do unto others as you would have
them to do unto you Didn't | hear
Dora May remark when told he
ought to he moFe careful about writ
ing up an article, that it js no n
but a d-n fl that will get angry
at an article that appears in the pa.
per?
He has proven himself TO be o
d-n FL and a person of not much
sense or he would not have replied
the way he did.
Referring to Mr. Moore, this vas
not gotten up for any slur or the
family but for a Joke and we suppos.
ed Mr.. Moore would take it as such.
SINCE Mr.. Moore has had the matter
explained to him he regards it as a
Joke.
But we are surprised that a person
who pretends to knoY as much as
Dora May, and wants TO stand high
in society as he does, would take the
article for anything other than q
Joke.
WhRt DO you think, readers, OF
Q young man writing the way he did
in the JotTHdI Of Oct. 29th over the
name Of Dora May
LILLY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06
THE REPORTER.

Sometimes we take o hearty laugh
after reading the Rambler articles in
the Journal. This was the case last
week after having cast our eve over
that conversation that should have
taken place at Newburg between
Charley and Edith" That part of
the Ramblers article was stolen al.
most bodily from the San Francisco
Chronicle. For the ben6t of the
public and to show that the Rambler
is a vile plagiaEist we give below the
original. Here it ia:
Did you eyer listea TO q young
couple working up to that point OF
ahectiOnate intimacy at which they
call one another by their Christian
names
1T has been a lovely psgty, hasn't
it, Miss jackson ?"
Lovely, Nh. wilkins"
- have known you Q long time,
Miss Jackson"
And have known you qite au
NV. often heard my sister speak
Of you"
And my brother is always talking
about you
is he hear 50 much about Won
that / feel quite at home with YOU"
1T IS a lovely night, isn't II, Mr..
Wilkins2'
beautiful. 1 think Edith's such
II lovely name"
DO you ? don't like it,"
Edith
What did you sayr'
"Oh, nothing. ] was merely re-.
poatiug the name"
Il don't like all mems names. /
Ike some. ! like Philip and Ferdin.
and, and"
What do you thi.l Of George 20
That's your name. George
y beg your pardon
on, notbingj ! was only repeating
Che name
What a lovely night Il is, isn't it,,
Miss Edith
Oh, there George wilkins, what
did you let me dip ON that cobblc
stone for
"Pon my word, didn'td do il, Miss
Edith
We'll, We are hope, Dr / am. Mr..
George
j am very sorry.
80 am !. I'm very much obliged
Tor your escort; I've hal snch "a love.
ly time
And so have J.,
Good night, Mr.. wilkins,
Good night, Miss jackson!
Good night
Good night
'GOod night-Edith
Good night-Gcorge2
The Rambler simply substituted
The name Of Mr.. Bowsrs for Mr.. vii
kins and %subjoined yum, yum. yum
Co the plagiarized article. 10 is one
IF thc boidcst pieces Of down. right
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06

We we're at Tunnelton last week
and enjoyed 3 long talk with w. j.
Layelle. Bill told US that he used 10
write "A great deal of the matter con
tanned in the Rambler articles, but
lately he had written very little.
why did you cease so suddenly p
we inquired. "Well," said he,
II got disguised. There ere two or
three other parties engaged in fur.
nisling matter for the Rambler col.
umns who have no more regard
for originality than the d.
has for tho divine laws. They
plagiariAe w%antonIy and don't
want my reputation as al
original writer soiled by having my
name associated longer with that OF
the Rambler, This is tho reason
why | stopped writing, A plagiar
list | hate worse than | hate rOt-gut
whiskey." With this last remark
upon hia lips, Hill Olosed The switch
which was open, and ! sauntered in.
TO HonaGeld's store, bought some
cheese of Jimmy Hunt, and started
for kingwood on foot.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06
LOST RECORD NnrIcE

Corcuit Court Of Preston County. Au.
gust, ~, 1885.
Edward u. Ryan / on n mott.
W. linn unde
Harrison Hagans' heirs oil al chapter 75
or the Acts Of 1871.
william g.. Worloy, a commissioner
appointed under said Act. shis day made
bis FINAL report herein. Whereupon on
mOtiOp Of the petitioner Il IL ordered
that said report be filled, and that A
nOtiUo be published In the West virginia
Argus aud Preston County JOuanal ,opte
q week for twelve Successive week, Of the
Ming 81 said report, Hud requiring vii
persons Interested therein, 20 appora be-
fore this court uu the first day Of tho
neNut term, and DO what may be necs-
sury tO protect their interests. Provided
however. shat such notice may consist OF
p copy Of this order pub icatiOn as aforO-
said. a copy ir m the record,
. IL Tcs.: 5MuH C.ASE, CLERK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06
TUNNELToN.

Mr.. Geo. z. Horghlino and Miss Kate
Welsh were married last Monday morn.
ing at tho Catholic Church on Tunnel
Hin in the presence offs largo oongroga
sion. Tho Rev. =. 4. Royce, Of RowIes-
burg, omcistod. The bride vas hand,
somoly dress0d in a blue oiorod satin
aud wore tho customary bridal wreathe
and veil, Her attendant was Miss Ella
Hanloy, Of Gewburg. ARer the coro,
iaony a reception was given at The resi-
Aeuco Of tho brides parents at Austen.
Mr. apd Mm Horshline woro the reclpi
on@ OF many presents. We counted
twenty seven yory valuable presents bo-
sides a. MANI iaoro not so valuable. The
guests wero TOO numerous to m%ention.
We wish them a long and pleasant Iifo.
f. J Jackson attended tho above nup-
tals.
Six Italians, who have L3en Rotking Al
Townsville, loft here Sunday might for
pittsburg.
IS Brethren Church four mics south Of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06

had some business in Newburg
the other day and drove up to that
town behind Dan Fawcett,s sorrel
mare-an animal that took me from
Kingwood to Newbnvg, . distance
of IA miles, in just one hour and a
half. While there | sauntered into
the post office, and was surprised to
find it fixed up so nicely. Every.
thing was in fine style / found
Cpeh. Harrington and j M. Turnkey
seated by the stove. They were
talking about the public schools OF
their town. | bought a postal card
and pretended to be writing, but all
the time | was taking in" their con,
%versation. They were both Of the
opinion that the schools were being
managed properly and that they had
an able corps Of teachers, but they
both spoke very disparageingly OF
the trustees Who will not allow Sam
Edmunds, the colored barber, to
send his children to the school. We
were not much surprised at the action
on the part of the trustees until we
learned afterwards that they are all
Republicans. Then we could hard.
ly believe what we had heard. No
wonder Sam is a Democrat
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06
23O Acres,

situated on the West side Of Choat River
adjoining lands of Henry Copeman and
home farm OF the late T.. 8. Fairfax. The
Taylor tract contains about IA acres and
the Miller and Jingle tract CONTAINS about
tO7 acres.
i will Oflor the two tracts together and
separately and will sell tho same
elther together or separately upon the
highest bid These lands embrace = riv,i
front OF over 200 poles, small improve
mepts thereon but is chiefly In timber
with valuable cOnl seama.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06

by virtue OF a decree of the Cjrcnit
court OF Preston County, pronoupced In
= c%hnncory cause OF John A. II. Nsrtin
~ administration, otc. against tho heirs and
personal representative OF the late Eiiza-
beth Fairh.x 1 will, on the first day OI
Tue next term Of said Court, which by
law ls TO commence on Tuesday the aitL
day OF November, 1885, sell at public
auction, ut the fr'n mt door of the Court
House OF said County, all those two co,
terlhlnl tr' cts Of land together I'm said
County. recently called he TAYLOR tract
but composed Of two tracts formerIv
known m the Taylor tract aud the Miller
and Tinsle tract, containing togethe.
allDul
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06
TERMS OF SALE,

For 30 much cash in hand as NAV be
sufficient 70 pay costs OF suit aud proper
charges for sale aud for the residue upon
a credit oiY lS, ~ months, the purchas-
or to make notes FOR iustailmouts Of like
amounts, With good security. To- Near
interest. JOHN BRANNON,
Special Commissioner.
Bond and security has beon given bv
said Commissioned IN the aboye mention
0d cause.
Oct. IS 1885. Test SMITH CRANr.
~ rs ~. Clerk,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06

GEN. George 3. Mcclellan, the
last survivor Of the great Generals
Of the ate war, died at his home in
Orange, New jersey, last Friday, of
neuralgia of the heart. His death
Was very sudden and unexpected
even to his family. His death fol.
lows very closely that Of Grants and
will cause q gloom of sadness to
pervade the whole country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06

sL nhng vi record, yet the Rambler
processes to be original, witty and
wise.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-11-06

Eo-Drop into Juo. n. Browns Store
and examine tho new arrival Of Dry
goods
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FAME.
The F-naI,, Writers Mat Paw VIII u"
rome Il-glgGulsh~i-

come si-i4HEul-hr
/, &, bad cu0u n ven often "a have
ia genuine lett 81 "a great m2u pub
i.-hei. but At lea, i j. d-,.rabi, To-
guard against spurious iu tai oI> Ot
professional f~o-ycT,. Only ;hr oth-r
ia, an illustration VA gwen IN I..e
ll.e %: Mr.. Whittier q: the . nj ui
legend winch nav pas, current among
;L- ~jolld part q the public. ! cr-
cuu~'autt! story 81 how I~tark"raN
ildd'ci himself ~ h club IN company
with " hitter whom. A. q happens, Ae
had us-sr seen. and who ha- never
been IN kn-ianj) has. II seems, becn
cong the round, al the American
pres. The tory WAS repeated uniy IN
show = utter HUrp->ibILtv. 1g' such
-iori.~ NAV Dee circulated b. tn un-
~crupulou- rcnuy-a-liner without tn.
contradiction. Men Jane Eyrv
Wa 4 new book. on" OF our most 10
ncai reviewers did not >cTUp.- - eve
eurrs.ry 10 the impp~-Iul' ~i"rE tI-'
H., author wa = DISCARDED governs -:
Tha,Arrav. who hail >;"ot for H-,hy
>ha-' e and rcy.nyrd herself -
a portrait II T~hIc.cray a. 'Eo-hr~-
,.r. The smallest kuo..cd.y o..
The racf, ~uii-,~. 81 c.G-c.
- DESTROY such fiction, fpr 81! a'.,.O-
gent; reader. They show. howe cr.
how ZAP dis . - nj - halo IL tet ou
IT ", up round any cru ncai lam" and
though. happily. the foC- = seldom
c..v,r enough = ~ armed at ~ ro ne.
NJ can oul >aE that 'Dc rI1~t b.u-:
n.tiou~ arr finally exploded. II a man
has tIc luck T. tell = ~rrpbabl. tsi". :
NAV thrive 70 q long f; me indeed.
cy.-y ore NhC la~ looked MO ID. ancr-
dprr literature st.oI. green men If re-
mu..r Ve:I-.S. knows that a p0,>uup-
l.on : IA Mt Tie TRUTH q; any gr.7-
do'c MOI: r--tlrg upon Indi~Tl;at., first
hand evidence. >a2kc~p'1r" ha> u-n
accused Of drunkenness - vel "a.
ThaCkrr.y. AMI We can not now eros
the Sto--~.> ~ to- fhrir
means 4 n~or,-Hon. II or -. OF
;uu.cS Tor s.Nr>t cation - new
-r-.;--. =, = the au;.fIt" for ~caud ..
and n lrsN - F! .aycr would % -, -
ior q 80 ~ Tor thc ? - si.,n :
established rrgU'A; GA y Ne - I
ancient nu "a ~. 4 the i,oo-l 81 i--
uu- invention, J. - b kept Wi;h.a
bounds N~GfurfEg E.r.cs-