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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-12-02

TnE NEWS OF THE STATE.
some OF The Latest Sayings ana Dolnss in
South Caroline.


N!'ruNu h"gs are sciiiu% in An
"'''oH At FIX cc'''S per poHh" gross
Hon. IL. q. Hcudd"y, f .hndc"-
son iccturcd ON Temperance at spar
tanburg, last Saturday nigh,
Tile Darlington Djadieato,' wants
the Legislature to pcn,iou Die li>a.
blcd Confederate soldiers o.this State.
Tho Uc,nld s,y. dnar or, n,c.,i
ful around SummGrviIic MD i]m,,i,n.
Norlhcrucrs tnrrn VIM 1yr IN oi,n,i ~
snort.
Tro .,~,,nh,,,, -.
90 ''ipnJ'N %" v'H '>pi'.l-
CIarin,., '' Hno ~ '.'c2 ron
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r];olilo u' Inc o]"!n,lcTa!m" ne|"am cait",
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-12-02
Tho Old, Old Story.

Why do we hear so much about dys-
pepsia? Simply because SO many PEG.
pie it. Why are so many people talk
ing about their cure trom this dreadful
disease? Simply because they have
been taking Browns Iron Bittcrs.
Thus it is with Mrs. Taylor, of Lynch
burg, Snmtcr county, S. c., who says,
81 have nsed Browns Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia with most favorable results.
[ believe this medicine is all that is
represented" Dyspcptics and suffer-
ers from neuralgia, weakness, ETC.,
should try It. "
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-12-02
A nllnd and near woman.

Miss Minnie Wallace, of Atlanta, lost
her hearing, her sight and sense Of taste.
Sores covered her body and limbs. Hel
joints were swollen and painful, her limbs
out a mIsssrsB bRsi life. ios III I bstt see OF @I y. e Bl II
restored her sight and hearing, relieved all
aches and pains, added flesh and strength
and she is now o well woman. Write to
her. gft.i
A prominent Alabama physician said;
"a patient who was almost dying from the
been treated by several noted pbyajcians
Without benefit, used one dozen bottles of
b. B. B. and was entirely cured. He had
ulcers on his arms and the bones protruded
through the flesh and skin at the elbow,
and death seemed inevitable"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-12-02

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Anderson Farmers and
Mechanics Fair Association was held
on Wednesday, November IL, and,
after paying all expenses, declared a
division of assets which will pay 100
25e1O0 per cent. on the original stock
Tho association retains its charter, and
a new Organization will probably be eff
fected in tho future.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-12-02
CONCLUSION.

In closing his message The Governor
says: "In conclusion, | invoke your
attention to the responsible duties for
which You arc now assembled, with
the sincere wish and the confident hope
that your labors may be wisely direct
ed to the advancement Of the best in
tcrcsts of the people"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-12-02
ADYIrE 40 MorIlEns.

MRS WtSsIbwis S9ofdtSd Syaur SHOULD al.
ways be uGed for chiIdfsa teething. Myootiies
the child, soften9 tho gums, aIIays all pain.
cures Wild cole. and - tho best remedy for
diarrhma, s1wonty.Ave cents o bottle
JulytfLfyf
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-12-02
GOLD wATcH
Given With Each Piano. o.,
Special Cash OTer. Good Only Untas
December L, 1885.
Special Conditions of This Offer

/. Tie Pianos to be sold at our LOWEST
CASH PRICES, which are uniform to ell,
as we sell strictly on tho ONE PRICE
SYSTEM. Not a dollar advance en our
regular prices to be charged. .L nod,
z. With each Piano a fine plush Top
Stool, a Silk Embroidered Cover, an Ia
stluctor, q Music Book, and all Jrot1hfPaS&
to nearest railroad depot. I'll,
3. Cash with order, and the order before
December LIST. Remember. CASH WITH
ORDER. Nothing else can get the watch.
Money refunded il Piano not satisfacte-
ry. RE-
Three to five pieces Sheet Music, in folio
l0c.; three for Csc. Postage &c. por folio,
No Humbug. Try it. ..,,
n. w. RUM ~.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-12-02

rsceiyest ts dueabare ofattention. The
whcl6 Bnfaber or coRvicts In confine-
monte during tho year was L.
458. Tho number on the 31st day OF
October was 94B, q decrease of III as
compared with the corresponding PEI
Rod OF last year. or this number 826
were eol0rad males, 80 colored females,
20 white tnklas and o white females.
Tho cash Receipts kof the fiscal year
wero a6B,532ll6. TO this amount, as
showing tho earnings of tho prison,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

able sermon at Postum Hollow, last Sun
day.
II Is limited that ". VI. Metheny is go
ing TO pass over into the holy state Of mat
rimouY ere long, We wish,you would,
mitch" for Oak Grove needs matrl
monial boom lust now.
Mrs. Kate Yir,s says she viii not allow
her children to attend Sabbath School
here, because Bin ID. Titchcnell is teacher.
Now this is a strange idea. BIZ D. is a
good teacker II &c does engage In the
sheep business sometimes.
Charles Albright captured a wild cat, a
few days-ago.
elise Lewis came very near drowning
while swimming in Wilhelm's dam. few
days ago.
Messrs Freeman and Samuel Kelly, oil
Postum Hollow settlement, sre building
a large barn. Dir. Wilhelm is also putting
an addition 10 his barn
Has any body told you
That Joseph Gordon will soon embark
on the ship of matrimony
That Oak Grove has a crowd Of tho bcst
looking young ladies in the coun'y2
That Oscar villa" is a notorious nlnny
and hasn't sense enough to know it
That he thinks be is a "emarty," but il
q l.. Ia a z
OF to poinp ROSY MAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31
Gen. U. S. Grant Doad.

GEN. U g. Grant died at Mount
McGrvgor. New York, last Thursday
morning at s o'clock. His death
was not unexpected. For months
his physical condition had been such
thst every day was iookeI for 10 be
his last among the living. Last
Thursday the fral summons csme
and he has gone to JOIN the innu-
merable hosts that have passed into
that undiscovered country"
q Gen, Grant was one OF the most
remarkable men who have ever fig
ured in the history OF the world
From almost AFFECT poverty and OBJ
security he rose to be the commend r
in Chief of all the armies of The
United States, put an end to the
great rebellion OF 1860. aud wac twice
after elected President OF the ooun-
try he periodically defended and
saved from dissolution. After quit
ting the Executive chair he made a
tour Of the world during which DO.
tentste, Prince and Emperor did
him homage.
But to-day he lies silent in death,
and the American people, eschewing
sectional feuds and political differ
ences, mourns the loss Of one who
was a great arricr. a successful Ex-
ecutive aud an honest cltizen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31
Yes, It Pains Us Too.

1T pains US TO see how careless our
esteemed contemporary 10 about the
soldiers reunion. Last week ia
Jailed to say word Abolt--not even
q mere announcement of--the reunion
of 90. G. 6-h w. Va. Cavelry.-T Jour
nal.
= Had we been given notice that
such re-un on was to take place Of
course 1t would have been pubhshel
Ia these columns with editorial com
ment. But no notice of he meeting
was given ne, aud We were not aware
that 1t Was to be held until we cav
the announcement in the Journal
However. the reading public will
understand the object that prompted
the Editor Of our contemporary to
pen the above language. It was done
to divert attention from his course
In reference to the General reunion
to be held on the Camp Groond IL
September.
From the time Of its inception the
Journal has been aware Of the effort
being put fourth by the ez-soldiers
to have re-upion this tall. and il
hes never vet spoken one word ed
itorially in commendation Of It or
those who are hard at work tact i,
may be q success, and il Mr. Dawson
Is p'ined TO see how careless We are
about a soldiers reunion that We
never heard Of until few days be-
fore it was held bow much more
painful Il must be 10 Us To zee bin
remain silent in reference to one that
he has known al! about for more than
q month past,
But bad we fought the project to
hold re- union IN Valley Dstrio.
Of Company Q. that is no reason why
the Journal ought 10 remain silent
in regard 10 the general -e-uoion TO
be held in September. The only
thing f5r the jollynai 10 90 10 ez-
tricats itself lrom The mu1ilo Sc De-
ID is TO come boldly forward and
publicly aunoEoce thstit Is I0r or s
agatnot The proposed Reunion, Any
thing It nay say ebout us viii e9t
expiain its Lam lor-it-s.J Zane
asainst course 10 reference lo loe
Te-unlon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

FROM every section OF the South
come words Of eympOtby and respect
Tor Gen. Grant and coincidence for
his family. The Southern press
praises him for bis generosity to
their lroopa after the fnal surrender
at Appomattoz, The blind Radical
press Of the North is every day being
brought to fuller realization OF the
fact that the war is over and the
Southern people are loyal eli; zens.
How long, oh how long will it be
till they allow themselves to entirely
realize this truth2
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31
REEDSVILLE.

Uurrah for the * g L. II. r., and bur
rah TWO times for the rain
The farmers are done harvestirg wheat
and are busy making hay which us going
10 be a light crop
Mise Della Tricket, OF MonongAla Co.,
is visiting relatives here.
Dellie, a little daughter 81 w. n. linn,
Who has been lying Dangerously IN for a
week, "a cOuvalescent.
On Saturday, August Cd, there will b.
picnic at the COOi Spring on top the
mountain between here and Morrsntown
All are cordially invited 10 attend.
Rev. ). j. CaytOn will preach at Mt
Vernon Aug 81, al 10 Z. IN. Rev. CAY
ton is en able speaker and is well respected
by All.
Mr.. J. w. Guseman. who has been Wis
ting Mr. A. Kelley OF Randolph county,
has returned home.
What has become of the Independence
Correspondent, Occasional 2" Has 90,
turned old maid, or does she occasionally
60 90 church,
Do you know
That this kind of weather 70 hard Oh
Iciclcf
That we are waiting patiently for the
Correspondents Convention
That our young folks usually enjoy
the mselvcs these long pleasant summer
evenings playing CrOquet
That Tag & Plug" have died ?
That we are going TO have wedding
soon
That we would like to know who Mos
es II. Green Is ?
That n this appears in the paper I vii
come again ?
What has become Of Grace Greenwood,
Wishing TIE ARGUS success I viii
cI'se' ANON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31
TUNNELTON.

Mr.. B T.. NIenesr. Geo. w. b .vefs.and
the writer bave had quite a ,ussel win
the Cholera Morbus inc mas, few ds,s 7,
got rs all down. and no doubt would have
held rs there but for the assistance rem
dered bv DR.. II. w. uarr win, came in
the niche If time. and ro,,,ed ,bs roscl
crt.
Mrs. o g. Helmjck returned horne 70
Pnln,ine Saturday morning
The arrival of As lalians hero las, r,,.
cav with their bags ana baerace. inclnd-
accordeans. bag-pipes. tsmbonr,nes and
other musical INSTRUMENTS. gave Tunnel.
ton The appearance of youne western
mineing town. S several squads more are
expected next week. Lively t;uea are ~.
pected in the near future
The picric and dance held here Friday
night passed of very pleasantly King
wood, HowesviIle. NewbuIg. +. llowsvillo.
Piedmont and r ,wleeburg were we'll rem
resented. Rowlesburg deserves snecisl
notice FOR q number Of pretty and charm.
ing ladies and gents. Our girls say thew
I'D made mach on The R,wlcsburp boys
We d. sire TO return Won orr ,oenv tbanks
for your attendance AID generosity and
will try and reciprocate the favor At come
future time.
ureiclr g., returned -sst mob. ,,d -,.a.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

NOTICES are up announcing that
public meeting will be neld at Howes-
willie on Saturday to adopt some
course to pursue by those who OPP
pose the payment ofthe district sub
scription to our railroad enterprise
We do not think the meeting will
be very largely attended by pqrsoas
opposed 10 the road because there
are probably not many such persons
10 the district There are some, how
ever, and our aIyice to them 10 to at
once stay their proceedings. This
is 10 time 10 Sight the issuing Of these
bonds. The people Of the district
voted the subscription at an election
held ior that purpose ana had they
moi beeo favorable 10 such an action
it would baye been defeated, Let
the voice ofthe Poop be respected
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

Mn. D wson went ont in Valley
district and made opeech on The
occasion Of the re-union OF Company
o, lie came tack aud gave the re-
union a column send-of We have
always considered him Just a little
i, and if those "! have the au-
thorlty would invite him to make a
speech at the September re- union we
have &c doubt but be would at once
IaGl 'Ao project to lis utmost abil.
Ity. There are several ways 0! tam
ing a kic king colt. We suggest that
Mr.. Dawson be invited TO deliver an
address at the Reunion 10 be held
in September. We are confident he
wouldn't decline.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31
BRUCETON.

The Journel correspondence may blow
about "Grandpap Midgot's Dream" but
here 10 a conversation that Wa carried on
by young man, not very far from here,
and has imaginary girl while no vas lying
in bed asleep, your reporter happening to
occupy the same bed. AS the gentleman
was conyersng in his slccp We are unable
to give the dey's side ofthe conversation.
Although we are personally known 10 the
lady herself, Here are the exact words :
That was cute trick-I1l bet the old
woman raised thund r--IIas Amy been at
home lately 7--Elias Sickle told mo that
they were going to get married heard
once that they were married. Ia there any
thing of it2 How did you get along at
the parry at Glover's or TaJ loT's mcar ,
Tom Sliger swore that BE was not going
TO gi7e .ny hing TO the party down At
Jako'5. lie said that Il he was set IF
with the pr5tiost girl il the house and lhcn
some one else take her home they NIGH;
foot their own billie, was pretty bad
" scared. expect that he thought Com
modore was going to take Jennie home as
he saw hun tlklng to her. I'll Get he
thought bic cake was dough 49,"
Commodore wanted to stay that night
we were down here but nc pushed me ou,
of the door before knew what be WAS
ri. ut,-When we went home that night
we wen, in at tho cars u, the lower barn
and crossed Tho BRIDE bolow the Cali
meadow sud got arounl to the stable that
way anc they never heard US. We went
to the house auG Jim and Fcan had not
gone 10 bed yet. l wAuled Commodore
to go around 70 the front soo- and go up
TO his room and 60 to bed and / would
Listen to them but no wouldn't, 80 We
went 10 az the kitchen door,. and there
they sat At the table. jim Lei or 70 be
witt e but I guess sc knew how that
was.---Jim goo5 or, to The scrubs some
times too. He goes to Nike Thomas or
some place else. don't know where He
VAS ct there one Sunday night and it
showed add stormed fearful hard lie
came in the next morniugall covered with
snow, and came up stairs, changed clothes
and went down again, thinking, no doubt,
that I did not hear MIN bu, was awake
and did not pretend 10 see him
believe he tque, zes Lzzie sorae .imes
too
They say he and that Indy a, Councils
vile are 70 be married soon. don't know
what hor.name is.---Nl, Ldonr. either.-
III bet you a dollar, If you dare, that
haYe both If them ye, (two silk hand
kercbiof that ne had bought Cew days
before )---Wcn III sec, maybe / ,
give you one after while, --(T The gen
tlcman now thirss ne is at SCHOOL,
Ho, boa, ha, ha, ba, ba, look at Bill I
declare if be should foil and strike his
head 'glinst tree =, W uld be hard to
tell which v.uld De bruised, I'll swear he
looks Ike some clumsy old COW running.
By gol'y thrrs &c books. did you hear
him ring thc 5Ilf I swear didn't,
Ch're Che gentleman springs out OF bed on
The noon and we heard no more
The most remarkable feature Of this
oalogue was ,hat aIl the incidents related
bad actually ,ccurroda few days before.
The -- indicates tho position II the
ladies part Il the dialogds.
tUsTG BILL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

ice Shsw's couroe towards the
klngwood and Turnellon r r may
iuiurs hisprospects for Office 10 THE
county Lee wants an Office awful
bad, and he bad better look a ''ieels"
ont Or be viii not be able to manage
his own dis.r5t 10 the next Co1vsu-
tion We like Lee and wisb to see
him getsa Office This is vby we
council bin 10 act prodsnty
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31
TERMS OF SALE:
Z. J. CROsAS,
Commissioner.
A LADIES' PEnFnor comPAasor

Painless Childbirth, new b ok by DR..
John n. Dye, one Of New Y.rk's most
skilItul physicians. shows that pain is moi
necessary IN Childbirth but results from
causes easily understood ami overcome
1t clearly proves that any Womn may be
come a mother without suffering any pain
whatever. IL also tells how 70 overcome
and prevent morning sickness. sw,lled
limbs, and other evils attending prPann-
cY. II is reliable and highly endorsed by
physicilus everywhere a8 the wife's true
private companion, Cut this out; u wilt
save you preat pain, and possibly your
hio send two cent stamp fox descriptive
irculnr, Jcsumnnies nd confidential lui.
ter sint in se led envelope Address
Frank Thnma y %. Publishers, BIu-
more Maryland. z. II, 6 m.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

TIE Commissioners appointed by
the Legislature last winter to exam
Inc suitable locations for second
hospital for the insane, have Visited
all the places proposed and as yet
have submitted 10 report to the Gov
ernor. It 10 stated that majoity Of the
Commission ia in favor OF eularging
The present hospital atWtston. This
could be done much cheaper than to
erect new builjiDgg at some gother
place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

LEE SHAVE meeting 10 be held at
Howesyille on Saturday will turn
out about like tho farmers meeting
that was hel j here about a year ago.
Lee was chairman Of the farmers
meeting, aud all we'll remember that
10 was a farce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

TEE Editor Of the M4rtiusburg
LadlPendent bitter Radical paper,
saws ttst Evans, the postmaster IN
that city. ought 10 bo turned out Of
yiice because he used his oiGce for
polit Cal purposes during the late
campaign. Who'd a thought il?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

Up in Randolph couOty they had
railroad talk some time ago later
they held meetings and had an ex-
citeueut later alill they voted g
subscription, and then there came an
awful railroad calm. Last week the
Enterprise spoke Of railroad ru.
NOR We don't know what that il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

Subscribers ICjU bear In
mind that zoe ,1UjIL char6e
one dollar and fifty cents
for the paper tOJteR not pail
inU0ri06ly IN adUnnce. 1T
is to every ones 0dv0RtDge
to settle at once amt get
the paper for one dollar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

II our dowu-st-eet contemporary
is opposed TO a soljiers' Reunion it
ought TO say go. An open enemy is
not TO be 80 much despiaei rs a busb
wacker that falls upon you At time
when you lesst expect it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

1t looks ike the United States
will have to give Ecuador, the little
South American republic, sound
thrashiug before it will be brought
70 real zstion OF ite own littleness.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

ASoTHZR week has passed and
the JonrnaJ has had nothing to say
OF tie reunion to be held on the
Camp Ground Sept, 81, 4th and 9Th.
The ex-soldiers ahould note this.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31
JUDICIAL SALE.
III. d. Jordau's Heirs Guar.)
VI In Chan
&, j. Bevans ct al

III. d. Jordau's Heirs Guar)
VI In Chan.
4, j. Bevans ct al
By virtue of decroo If tho Cnci
Curt vi Preston county rendered IN J1r
above etyled cause on the 10Th. day OF
April, 1885, l Will 0n
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1854 1885,
at the front door Of the Court House OF
the ssid county cffer for sal. 20 the highest
bidder The lands in the bill snd proceed
ings mentioned. being the unoij ided in
tetests az the nf-nt Be .cudants tnal is 10
soy be two thirds interest (sChieC, 10 ibr
LCriesy OF The surviving husband 1.f ii. ID.
Jordan deoessec) in
900 IND rs IND ONE
Half Acres Of foe Timber Land. situated
10 Union District Of tbe said county. he
lug The same tract that vas formf rly own.
ed by Marian ID. Hoye.
II Il RMS of SALE :
Enough cash in hand to pay costs az
suit and eXpences IF sale, aud t3e rseidur
upon credit of Bix, twelve ~ eighteen
months, the purchaser exccuH 4 interest
bearing notes with good security therefor.
p. j. Crogan,
5p- cial Commit siunc-,
certify that bond and E, suuty ha.
been gwen in the above case by p. J.
Crogan, the above nemed Commissioner.
z, II, At. Test Smith Ora ne, Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

Gov. Hoadly, Of Ohio, arrived at
Deer Park, Md, last Friday and
the same evening had a conference With
leading eastern politicians. Senate r
Mcdonald and Editor Mclean, OF
the Cincinnati Enq,lHer, were pres-
emit Hoadl7 has decided to accept
a denomination for Governor, Of
Ohio. We would feel more confident
Of auooeas with Hon. Allen G.. Thur
man at the head OF the ticket.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

PiesssDl afternoon at Mr.. Waters this
wees.
Niss Allie Fawceti was oyer AZ the
Capital Sunday. Wonder II she went
alone
Mrs Charlotte Orr Is visiting Mr.. T. D.
Howard's az Tunnelt1n.
MAID ARLINGTON
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31
ORDER OF PUBLIC ATIoN.

WEST YIRGINIA,es:
AT Rules held iu the Cl,rk's Office of
the Circuit Court Of Preston county, on
the first Monday of July, 1885.
WIN. Greaser aud
George HammcTsmlth
VS. In Iouitv
HaImon II Borgmanond
John III. Bergman.
The object of THIS auil is to set aside q
deco made by the defendant Harmon II
Borgman TO the defendant John n Borg
man, for usct of land ia Kjngwo6o
district, and 20 charge the said land with
the debts of the said Harmon II. Bergman.
And 1t appearing that the defendant
ere not residents of this State, ,hey ar,
therefore, hereby required ~ appear her
within one month after the drst publca-
lion hereof, and DO what 70 necessary 4,
protect tneir interest herein. And on
motion Of the plaintiffs by their csunse
II is ordered that tic foregoing be publish
cd IN 1.-THE WEST VIEGINIA ANGUS" n
weekly.newspaper published in tais coun-
~.
Test Smith Crane, Clerk.
P. J. Crogan, Attorney for Plsndn.,
2, II, 4.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

EZ-REBEL Billy Malone held a
Republican State Convention down
10 Old Virginia last week and nom
mated Ez-rebel John s, Wise for
Governor OF the State. Johnny S.
is The son orOld Governor Vice who
put bis goggles on bic eyes and sent
John Brown to the harry land Of
Canaan down at Harpers Ferry way
back about secession times.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
oGoe h e T. r. 2. Co.,

CWce 4. IL T. Il. q o.,
KiNewooD, w. Va, July 13. 1885
4 epccns! meeting n the t.okhoidg.y
"t sad company wall be held Ut tn,
q, g-t-housc.u,A, Kugvoud. PteslQo
untV,3W Va, p. - hex . m. S,,
drd"y' the rtgula.Jny OF August 1856. Tor
me pusPAs. IT rtiiyirg thc c,.tr.c,
'u,de by!hy B rd Of Directors of said
Company win Jonathan Barrett o"4 Is
j. Mex ever, ft'r he cuntirucl, snd
tqu'p.neu' ot ss.i railway, and ihe tcnas-
hcton>of s4cn oih,r bu i1,s5 rs may be
Con- ~ such meeting.
% '1rI-r 81 tue Board 81 Directors.
9. " BIS Up, Pt,s.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-31

SELLING whiskey from the rear
end OF a bogus em'grant wagon ia a
new industry in prohibitory Iowa.