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JOE McALLISTER Leader.
Female Employment Bureau,

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Heads of families and business houses rcquir-
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by applying at the Female Employment Blu
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26
MASONTOWN.

We are glad to see The ARGUS
booming up. If we knew how to
congratulate the new editor,
Charley Carroll has been on the
sick list for a few days.
George w. Hartzcll,o of near Reeds
vile, has been lying very low DR.
Cox is the attending physician.
The meeting is still in progress al
Reedsville. There have been sever
al conversions and still several at
the altar. The church here has de.
cided not to have series of meet.
ings here and to assist the church
at Reedsville.
J. c, Robey, living about one mile
cast of here came very near getting
his house burned down few nights
since. a coal of fire rolled from the
CRATE to the floor, firing the carpet
and floor. The smok awakened the
family just in time to arrest tn,
flames.
DR.. James a. Cox and Mrs. Ra.
chel EVERY spent last Saturday
law before Justice j j Mckinney
This suit furnished a great deal OF
fun for the dudes of the vile.
North Union was the scene of con.
siderable excitement last week over
the actions of two rival bachelor
lovers.
w. 5. Watson purchased a farm OF
David Graham last week.
Yves. DeBcrry, Of Terra Alta, was
visiting friends and relatives near
Fieldsville last week. He talks OF
locating near David Graham's if he
can sell his property in Maryland
Glades.
The trustees of Long Hollow
school were called in to investigate
charge of cruelty administered to
one of the pupils. Tie trustees sus-
tanned the position of Mr.. Every
the teacher, and decided that no
more punishment was administered
than was necessary to govern said
pupil. The enra9ed father had
Messrs. A. j. DeBerry and j. NJ.
Strahin summoned as experts II
seems that both Of these gentlemen
had similar experience to the above
in their teaching. JERRYPoRrER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26
ROLEsBURG.

On last Saturday night very sad
accident occurred at Buckborn Wall
four miles west oftbis place. Jessie
Pugh, q brakeman while attempting
to cross from the engine tender to
box car fell between them and was
run over. The accident occurred q
bout eleven o'clock and be lived IN
oil five O'Clock the following morning
lie was conscious up 10 i've minute
before he died
At 4j p IN on Friday, the clouds
were so dark and heavy that our mer-
chants were obliged to light up their
stores, The darkness lasted aboui
fifteen minutes. Some Of our ladies
were badly frightened and thought
the world was coming tp an end.
Several DAYS ago John DAILY ship.
ped q car'oad Of lumber and staves 10
England. We hope Mr.. Daley will
succeed DO establishing q good and
paying trade in chat county
We have NO large boom compani,s
here They are the Fidcli Lumber
and Boom Co. and the shurg
Boom and Water Power Co Rulings
g. Go. are the principal stockholders
in tine former. They being men Of
enterprise We may expect something
from this company which will greatl4
beue Rowleshurg II is rumored
that they will soon begin % boom
Cheat az This place.
TIE Delta B y G are TO rent
their Oh base ball field and will go a
short time brgip lO 49, 70 up for this
sea.or. Tnry wiI change tbp ypei.
fioa Of 600 diamond -otNai tb.v will
have better ball ground The
chang uilI also make % much more
converted. tor tno spectators 70 Wit.
ness fh. game X
fFor want u' space W. srr compll 4.
cd 90 ruii sm. interesting rotes
teu' WITH 'le above Ed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

eat g from the BnEduuvi ie seNiemen
not iong since. Mr.. Feather Las been 30
uniucky a. 10 loose six head OF cattle this
season. The stock Of this section appears
10 he rapidly disappearing.
The grounding had bis day and saw
his shadow. but the old adage does not
hold true. Why do people notice and
believe In such io9yisni.
Valentine gave Us call aud left US a
complete portrait of Jimmy Squibs and
The Rambler Squib's portrait looks
somewhat digniiicd but almost wholly di-
iapida'ed which scenes to have been
caused by oVertaXing the higher Gu
TIC That OF the Rambler >-emed 20 rep
resent som thin between rros aud
mule heNu.
Miss Belle y GiiYht, oi Pleasant iii,
gave us a ", leone visit since IN" hoii-
days
Miss Flora Gale has returned home and
her vacation II beng filled b, her ami b.
ble sister Norma.
Mr.. Levi Strawser has buried two OF
his children in our grave YARD during
this month.
There j. great deal OF sickness in mi,
vicinity at present.
Lewis Wolf, Mana Erazee, b. IL, SAY
edge and Hannah Kelly. have been uu-
der the doctors care for some time
There are three meetings in progress in
the suburbs of this settlement ani oil re-
port extensive reVivals.
Rev, 5. Cdyton Will soon start tn
conference, after which weexp ctto loose
him as a citizen ana pgstor.
Many of our citizens are LARGELY prepar-
ing line as a spring fertilizer The peu-
nlo o; this country boast of using more
lime than is used in any other par; ~ the
county.
1t becomes our painful duty TO chroui-
Gle the death OF the Oak GrOvec rrospon-
dent. lie had been going around his
fathers farm AS usual duIi ing the day. In
the eveing he sat down to study his die
tiOnarY as usual. The dictionary, like
all of its kind, contained great many
big words which Charley had marNed
for reference. After lookins at the many
pencil marks aud the jawbrakers which
he intended To use in his future coInmu-
nicaliOrs 1t occurred to him that it tie
could swallow the book that he would
know it all and would be aOlo to writo
for the papers without retering to pencil
ings in his dictionary. Tie poor boy
threw his head back dropped the Jicion-
AIRY into his mouth hnd-but alas the
book was ABOUT AN inch too large being u
W cbster's Unahridged-aud he choked
TO death. LADY SIDE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

\ DISPATCH from Washington to
the Wheeling Register, of the 18th
inst, in speaking of the shook IN.
dustry Of this country, says:
az large delegation of gentlemen
interested in the shook industry Of
this country was here to-day and
had a long conference with the House
Ways and Means Committee. The
largest representation was from West
Virginia and was headed by Hon.
b. +. Martin, Of Grafton. Among
the West Nirginians were Martin /
Shader, j. r. Smoot, l.. n. Orr, w.
Fl. Linn, Gus. J. Shafer and Mr..
Stone Of Preston county, and S vii.
son and j. Cal Painter, Of Taylor
county. Delegations from Maine.
Virginia, Maryland and other States
were also present Arguments were
made before the Committee on be.
half Of the shook men by Mr Mar
tin Of West Virginia, and members
Of the Maine and Virginia deliga-
tions. Mr. Martin said the cxportion Of
shocks to Cuba, until three years
since amounted to two millions n
year. A large proportion Of the bus
mess being done 90 West Virginia.
by the use Of cheap English and
Geman bags in importing sugar from
Cuba, the use Of American hogsheads
is almost done away with, and in
consequence last yeor We exported
less than half q million dollars
worth Of shook The remedy sug.
gested 70 Congress was that taft on
sugar be reduced one.fourth Of
cent per pound only when SHIPPED in
hogsheads, which would make the
expense Of importation the same as
that shipped 60 bags, willie &c would
not effect the sugar uode itself 10
any wag This would cause reW.
val Of one IL zoe most important In.
dustries Of west Virginia and the
country and give Employment ~ IT.
~ thousand idle meu"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

Information that Eas erH- excursion.
lists can desire or expect at period
10 long ante ri1r TO the me at which
The Encampement will convene.
At later date the committee hopes
70 b. able To issue circular giving
rates to San Fraucisco from every
large city East ofthc Missouri River.
The Committee is promised two.
thirds rate from Sgn Francisco, up
and down the Pacific Coast, by the
transportation companies running
steamers from san Francisco TO San.
Diegp, South, and 10 Victoria, b G ..
Nor,h, and 10 all Intermediate points
This rate of course includes accom-
modatious and board on the steam.
ers.
These rates will enable parties who
come by the u. L. and G. p. lines of
railroad, To visit the southern portion
OF the State, or the orange groves of
Caliiornia,at so small an expenditure,
that we hope all may be able To visit
our state to its extreme Southern
limit.
In relation TO Hotel accommoda-
tioDs and charges in San Francisco
and the adjacent cities, the Commit.
tee refer Comrades and others who
contemplate visiting California dur.
ing the Summer of 1886, to the fact
that at the Nineteenth National En-
campment, held in Portland, in June
last, an agreement was presented TO
such Encampment, signed by nearly
all of the managers of the hotels in
San Francisco agreeing that hotel
rates would not b increased from the
regular rates then CHARGED, if the
Twentieth National Encampment
should be held here in 1886. The
Committee is now assured that such
promise will be fully kept with all
excursionists To California who avail
tn, mselves of the opportunity now
offered to come to the Pacific Coast
atrcduced rates during the year 1886.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

The protractud meeting " hicn has been
in progress the past threo weeks closed
Sunday eve. There no several acces-
sions to the church. one convert inn
mersed Monday.
Elder Larku deliveries very able
series OF sermons during quarterly meet
ing
Rev, Apologize occupied the NJ. Il.
pulpit Friday night.
j. =. Cressler is erecting planning
mill tor the Clodfelty's, at McHenry Ma.
CrcssleT's iced mil AZ ST. Joe is having
a large run OF custom.
Mts. VIM. Taylor is lying dangerously
ill at her residence near here. She is at
tended 10y d. Trppelt
Col Niny familiar face was seen on
our streets Saturday. We arc always
glad To see the Colonel.
A. g.. Mason cauvassed the Whelselt
settlement for iurs Monday
We give Marce!us Peil credit for
visit to ar lille last week.
Hugh O DonneIl regis tered At tue RIVER
10 ,u,e over sunday.
Rev. a. NJ, Rideuour who has been
doing. evangelical work in the west Tor The
pas, month las returned aud viii make
e pup &C. stle oh Saturday,. Fob. 20. He
has accepted call nom the Brethren
chu ron in Fo-toria, Ohio, wneie lac viii
locuc iu the no r. iuturo. We arc sorry
io lose him from our midst.
ErHwALD.
Tine alpyo ifttrr was received t,,,, t,t,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

The Kanawha Gazette, in speak.
ing on the question of free passes to
public officers, says, 'if it is bribery
now, it has been bribery all along,
and it was as easy to see that il was
bribery in the beginning, as it ever
has been since"
How many United States District
and Circuit Judges, who preside over
Federal Courts not a thousand miles
from West Virginia, will hold up
their hands and say they are not the
bribed, purchased and perjured tools
of railway corporations Wen bet
a nickel there woulden't be car load
of clean fingers pointing toward
heaven
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26
CR,Nnsv1LLE.

we uolirel letter Doe the late issue o.
lbo JoUyHH witch was da,cd at dis place
and was not very Watering. excepting
Che writer who gives himsclra great o d
81 sell praise winch hs hopes will make
him 90 ,uIr but hr be- too y CIV known in
this section Co hide 300 disguise.
We we're visited stely by detective
who gtthe,c. ups va-t amount ofproper-
'y winch "a- supposed TO- have been Stu
Len by Jcu1 Hays aud di-ppsoI u 70 To-
the ciuzen~ in u'o surroundi commu-
uitt.
There isat pr,suta company Of non
from % i-huI. looaing 0pchcrrg lumber
20 this place this kind Of lumber seems
tn hr ir Qool demand
Sam T'el- bt- purchased anotber saw
miii aud is going to locate at SAM Buu
j ". tca-hcf b,uguto fuo drove Of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26
ROCKVILLE.

Again we give the locals from this
place.
The whooping-cough has invaded
this section. Fears are entertained
that the Rockville school will have
to close on account of the disease.
Miss Lara O. Gibson is visiting
relatives at Mountain Lake Park
Maryland.
Mr.. John L. Benson started for
Con influence, Pa, last week.
Mr.. James Shaw and +. ID Ember.
son, were over to UniontOwn last
week on business
The Chicken poX has been among
some of our neighbors for the past
month.
The Rev. l.. w. Roberts preached
at the Harmony Grove church last
Sunday morning
Mr.. Sidney O. Clark and + d
Emerson are visiting friends over
at Masontown.
John Lowrie, of Pa, has been the
guest Of Richard Lougiah for the
past week.
The Pleasant Valley school will
close next Tuesday. Mr.. Ezra Kel
ley has taught a successful school.
Mr.. John S Martin, of Valley
Point, the noted runaway has return.
ed home to take lessons from his
father. John was up in Tucker coun.
ty during his absence
We notice on the sick list this week
John Gibson, John Jenkins, Sen,
Mrs. Laura Graham, Lilly Jenkins
and Mrs. Eva Everly.
The literary at this place is in full
blast. S. N, Smith is the champion
debater.
d. S. Smith spent last Saturday
and Sunday at home near Locust
Grove.
Our singing teacher takes the lea d
in the girl business be has ia in
Maryland aud in West Virginia.
G. w. and Jack Gibson were
smiling in our midst last Saturday
and Sunday.
The contest spelling match at
ANpShNiiiNt Il Vbs C1is vas a. anu AZ
fair. The contestants were B. +
Huggins. John +. Benson and For
man Ringer. There were 100 words
selected from McGufFey's new spell
ivg book and pronounced TO the con.
testants. The following are the
names and words that was spelled
by the each: A. i. Gibson 81,
Rhoda O. Gibson 70, Walter ID
Shaw II, Ross Byon II, William
Gribble 76, Orvis Gibson 70, r. w.
Gibson ~, Philip Gribble 20, NJ. A.
Everlev GO, - G. Smith 81, Dora A
Wo fe 81, Willie J Bowermaster o.
The Rev. George Liston presented
the Dictionary, IN spicy little
speech TO A. l.. Gibson who won the
prize. Mr.. Gibson belongs To- Rock
Vile, Pleasant district We under.
stand that another contest will take
place there ON the last dav Of school.
THE LOVELY Flowers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26
TUNNEATON.

The ARGUS was remarkably bright
and newsy last week. Ye Editor must
have furnished the Devil with bali OF
potash.
airs. \. }. Bonaf9ld and daughter Eth
ell. left "Wednesday TO visit relatives in
P'Htine, Marion county.
G.. j. Smaller received another car load
~ western hay last saturday.
WIN. II. ShaiIer aud Juhu Devall board
eel IA freight train at This Station Friday
night. Destination unknown.
Rev, b, B. Evans pre- ,ched here Satur-
day night.
All of whom we reported last week rs
being sick, are improving.
T.. J. Fredlock, of Piedmont, was in
town last week and purchased car load
If lum or of Shhtier * l5unAfield.
We trust it wi not he out OF placefor
us to ask PERMISSION in TIE ARGUS to
acknowledge our reading those Soothing
AID endearing lines, Intended for our
meditation. in last weeks issue of the
Three Suites. 1t certainly is practical
IuIlrwer Ofthe'Gaden Rule, and deserves
praise Tor its bold and timely remarks to
spiteiul reporters. We would not tackle
hi, Olive Branch again Tor all the gum
drops. boiled corn starch, and Cruel, in
tue United States so Ia, "a, Three States
VIM. ~ Watkins isputtiug up . dwell
ing house about two miles from town.
where his saw mill sets. and when com
p:etod, he will ldove his family out and
occupy the same.
Frank T.. Gale IS travelling salesman
Tor Shailer Il Bonaneld. Selling the inn
proved oliver Chilled PlOw,
Lama
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

The papers sent TO the committee
under the resolution calling for re.
cords of the West Virginia Internal
Revenue Office, contains the periodi-
cal reports of the special agents, who
have examined that Office during the
incumbency of Collectors Duval, Nc.
COrmick and McGraw, and reveal
the fact under McGraw's administra.
ton, the Office rated A No /, while
under the other two, it never reached
that degree of excellence These re
ports were made by special agents
Hale and Marvin, both Republicans.
who have been in Office Is and 81
years respectively. There does not
seem TO be much comfort in the pa.
pers, for those who want to oppose
McGraw's confirmation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

THIEE is a littlc poker club in
Cumberland whose members meet at
each others homes and play mod
est game, winding up with Jack pot
which is '.liberally sweeteneu" until
IL Ia of good proportions On n re.
cent Saturday evening tie final Jack
pot grew until il contained Sl2S, and
before the betting ii was decided that
the winner should put it on the con-
tribuiion pi ,tC at church next morn
ing. 1t was won by u regular church,
goCr and rather liberal giver, who
fearing such a 'ontributation would
provoke comment, asked leave of the
party to make it up in a package and
hand IL to the sexton. This was
agreed To on condition that it was
TO be labelled from a J. pot" This
was done. The sexton took it i'm.
mediatcly to the pastor, who was
so highly pleased that he announced
from the pulpit that q munihcient
friend of the church-a Mr.. A j.
Pot-whom it was not his pleasure
to know personally, he was sorry to
say" had that morning sent in a
most generous donation of SIPS to
the church fund.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

PEERsoN, of the Huntinytot III.
certiSer, says he would rather 90 to
heaven with a tambourine than to
hell with an infdel. Just let us
catch him in there with tambour.
ine. = Wetzel Democrat.
1t woulden't be healthy for him,
would it? Wen venture the asser
tion that there is not Democratic
editor in the state who would put up
with such nonsense In heaven with
a tambourine The press will never
consent to such an innovation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

The eta. Com Gozetie gives Us a
list of the Pan Elrctrics' and re.
marks with evident establishment
"nOt q Republican, Umong them" This
is indeed cause for astonishment' Ic
there is a big steal on foot and no
Republican engaged in it, it is some.
thing that hasn't happened before for
twenty-five years.-Wetzel Demo.
crat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To he Creditors Of Jacob Born. de"eas
cd.
IN pursuance Of n decree Of the circuit
Court OF the County ~ Preston made lon
cause therein pending, ~ subj ct The
roal estate Of the snid jacob Born to the
payment n his dobis, you are required to
present YOUR claims against The estate NJ
the said Jacob Porn f1r adiudicI jon to T.
J. CroVan Commissioner 1T his office in
the said county, on or bcfoio the 9Th dav
II March next.
Witness Smith Crane CLERK NJ said
Court. this Dist day oft January 1876
81 p SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

lr has been decided los the Courts
thNt"No boundary fence eau be made
of harbed wire without the consent
OF parties owing the adjacent land"
ami any man who puts barbed wire
fence along the highway renders him
self liable for all injuries resulting
to the stock passing along said high
way Farmers will do we'll to keep
this in mind-W Va. Democrat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26
" fsF Virginia PRINTING 60.
wheeling. ". Vu
WEST VIRGINIA MAP.

The Rryifcr'S man of iho static. ms,is
from act.isi surveys OF otcI cnuntv, con
l1lnF ail r, So roads and -irHus. with po
Tito y divisions etc. ,nId is considered
thc only complete mtp off tle State rycr
published. siZo--'ghroe hv throD AND
three sourths feet Price IS cents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26
TO THE PUBLICl

The partnership heretofore existing un.
der the firm namo of ChnIlcrOss s. oliver
b. This day dissolved NV mutual agree
ment william g. Shallcross viii settle
the hrm y business up az No. 4,0lO Frank
ford Ave-, Philadelphia.
WN. W. ~HALLoHoss,
Oci' ~ 1850. A. &. OLIVER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-02-26

The triennial assessment of Wash.
ington County, Pa. shows the total
valuation of real estate and personal
property to be s43 $4,000