West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-01
COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.

"A number of new advertise.
ments appear in this issue. Read them
Local letters should be mailed
so as to reach us on Monday or Tues
day. Our forms close on Wednes
day.
County Court will convene on
next Monday. Those who owe us
on subscription will please come to
the books.
The editer of this paper is nee
essarily absent this week and the
shortcomings of THE ARGUS will have
to be pardoned.
The Democratic County Execu.
tive Committee meets in this place
tomorrow at o'clock. We look for
agood attendance.
&C. f. Vickery has purchased d.
r. Beavers stock of hardware and
the good will aud fixtures of his bus.
mess, Mr.. Vickery will open out in
the old ARGUS building on Main
Street.
The enterprise of some of our
citizens is certainly commendable !!
There is not one respectable room in
this town to rent. Those that are al.
ready rented pay to the owners about
Is percent on the investment.
Sufferers from the effects of quiz
nine, used as a remedy for chills and
fevere, should try Ayers Ague Cure.
This preparation is powerful tonic,
wholly vegetable, and without
particle of any noxious drug. War
ranted o sure cure.
The corporation FIRE ladders are
still lying in pile behind the court
house. They are on the ground and
exposed to rain-and sunshine. The
attention of the town sergeant has
been directed to this matter before,
but the ladders are still there Just
the same"
81 have taken, within the past
year, several bottles of Ayers Sar-
saparilla, and find it admirably adapt
ed to the needs of an impoverished
system. / am convinced that this
preparation, as a blood purifier, is
unequaled."-C. 9. Dame, Pastor
Congregational church, Andover, Me.
Attention is particularly called
TO the announcement of GARNER's
CLEANER, new literary monthly
journal to be published at Tunnelton.
We understand the paper will be
published by joint stock company,
but its editorial and business man
agement will be in the hands Of Mr.,
w. S. Garner, who is dreadfully in
earnest in regard to the new enter
prise. He is "bent" on having every
body take and read the CLEANER,
and we notify our readers 80 that
they can get ready to "come in" In.
deed the price is SO low that anybody
can afford to take the paper.
Readers of The Library Maya
zine arc given surprise in the DC
tOber issue, by the publishers an
nouncement Of a reduction in price
TO 81 a year, and this without reduc
ton Of quantity OF quality Of literary
matter given. Considering the fac
that it gives more good "solid" read
ing than either Of the great 81 Mag
azines its price seemed already low
enough-the only explanation is tha
"Alden" is the publisher. The DC
tober Part contains seventeen lead
ing articles and twenty.four shorte
articles in the department of "Our
rent Thought Froude, the histor
ian, writes OF the Knights Templars
Geo. S. Coe, the great banker, 0
Banks and Commerce; the FIRST Gov
ernor Of Texas is sketched in read
able paper the Marquis Of Lorn
writes Of Transatlantic Home Rule
Oliver Wendell Holmes has attention
in a strong paper which Is not al
Gattery; beside which arc papers Of
New Eyes for Science, The Dlamon,
\ Mines Of South Africa, etc A speci
1meu copy Of the Magazine assent fire.
% airy applicant by the publisher
John b. Alden, New York.