West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-08-20

1888 NNNA e'fHNAANNA NNAANN-
tor of the Port at San Diego, Califor.
MIA. he is brother Of State Sena-
tor Stark NJ. Arnold, of Upshur coun-
ty.
The colored folks held ice cream
festivals in Court House Hall on Fri.
day evening and Saturday evening of
last week. The attendance I 9th eve.
nigs was fair and snug sum was
Melted.
There are two or three old hays
in this town who make it business
TO run from house to house and libel
their neighbors. 1t is not necessary
for us TO mention names. All our
people know them.
Don't Ell the system witR quinine,
TO prevent or cure Fever and Ague'
Ayers Ague Cure is the specific for
this disease, and leaves no poisons to
produce dizziness, deafness, headache
or other disorders.
The stone for the bridge abut-
ments of the new railroad now being
built between Keyser and Cumberland
are being quarried at Eighty Cut.
1t is said that the stone of that quar-.
ry is of very superior quality.
The Journal seems to take some
interest in our school letter. Didn't
the Prof, call at the Journal Office and
raise racket about some disgraceful
things that appeared in its school let.
ter2 We do not think we mistake this
matter.
Young, old, and middle aged, all
experience the wonderfully beneficial
effects of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Young
children, suffering from sore eyes,
sore ears, scald head, or with any
scrofulous faint, become healthy and
strong by the use of this medicine.
Six bottles. IS.
The Rough and Ready base ball
club of Morgantown played the Wheel
ing club two games last week. The
first game was tic. In the second
game Wheeling beat Morgantown,
the secore standing 10 to 5. The
Roughs will likely disband after the
Deltas. of Rowlesburg, lick them two
or three times.
Judge Ice, on Tuesday, ruled
against w. M Kensinger, distiller,
who went ahead and ran his distillery
after having been refused license to
do so by the County Court. Mr..
Kensinger will carry the matter to
the supreme court and test the con-
stitutionality of the law. He has re-
tanned Messrs. Crogan and Hyde as
his counsel.
1t was correctly reported upon
our streets last week that Sam Z.
Mccormick, of Grafton, had purchas.
ed the Bunker residence in this town
and would move here at once. Judge
Hoke, who lives in the residence, has
a lease of the property till April LIST,
1887, and does not proposal to vacate
the same, consequently Samuel p.
will hardly locate here at once.
"A disastrous rain and hal storm
visited portion of Valley district
near Masotown last Tuesday that did
great damage. All the bridges on Bull
Run, a tributary of Cheat. were swept
away and one saw mill situated upon
this stream was also carried away, to.
gether with about $500 worth Of lum.
Der. In the section visited by the
storm great damage was done to the
apple, peach, and grape crops, and
lots of good timber is also damaged.
The losses will reach several thousand
dollars.
"A terrible rain storm visited the
southern section of this county on
Monday evening. and especially was
it severe along the line of the i a. O.
between Tunnelton and Newburg. At
Newburg the streets are almost i'm.
passible, great holes being washed in
them FIVE feet deep. Herrington's
meat shop was washed from its founda.
ton into Three.fork creek and other
property damaged, There was no ives.
tern mail on Tudesay. 1t will require
many thousand dollars to repair the
damages.
The September number Of Dem.
oresCs Magazine is rcplete with inter.
esting and instructive reading