West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-22

made US q very pleasant call. Mr.. b.
is one of the Oldest engineers on the
b. q o., and there is none better.
This town is badly in need of more
dwelling houses. A gentleman with
capital and q little enterprise can
double his money in a few years by
investing it in dwelling houses for
rent.
Kingwood Lodge No. l07, 1. o. o.
f., will be organized November so,
1888. Members of Valley Lodge
No. 81, Arie No. II, and Crescent
No. Al, are expected to present at the
organization.
We are sorry TO chronicle the seri-
Gus illness OF Mrs. Gus j. ShafFer, OF
Tunnelton. She is very low with
Typhoid fever. Her many friends
throughout the county will be glad
to hear of her early recovery
A great deal of complaint is heard
about the terrible condition Of Tun-
Melton street and the railroad crossing
at the depot. The corporation should
repsir the street and tile railroad
company should see to the crossing.
A new time table went into effect
on the t. & X. on Monday. BY the
present schedule the train leaves
Kingwood at $50 a. M, and returns
at 1920 a. IN leave Kingwood again
l:30 p. m, and returns at 5:50 p. IN.
See time table elsewhere.
Babies cry because they su fer and
the most reliable remedy for their
relief is DR.. Bulls Baby syrup. Only
% cents a bottle.
You may travel in all climates
without fear, If you have q supply of
Laxador TO guard against malaria and
fever. Price only rs cents.
The latest report started by anti
Jackson men in Kingwood is that Ii.
Clay Hyde is "pintin" the deputies
to serve for the next four years. Of
course the report is as true as all the
rumors started by the gossips, and are
not believed. Dan will do ne 'pintin'
himself.
For the better accommodation of
travel during court, next week, a spe.
cial train will be run on the T., X. &
Il. II. r., leaving Kingwood at 5 05
p M, and leave function a. 10 SIS
a NJ, bringing passengers to King
wood from Il & o. No. 81. This
special will run all next week.
Some favor q tariff for revenue on.
~, some tariff with incidental prOtec.
ton, per Sc; but a large majority favor
the free use of Salvation Oil for cuts
and bruises.
An endless chain Of certificates verify
the excellence of DR. Bull 3 Cough
Syrup. Price Is cents.
The boys tell a good joke on our
friend Col Joe Whitaker, OF Austen.
the morning after the election he went
TO the mines shouting the victorious
shout. declaring that Harrison had
carried every State and Territory in
the Union, Canada, China, England,
France. Germany and Japan. OF
course Col. Joe denies it.
Last Friday, as the train was pass.
ing through the McGrew farm, about
n mile from town, q box car which
was being brought to K:ngwood to be
loaded, left the track and ran down
the hin a short distance. Charley and
Willie Beavers who were on the a
narrowly escaped with their lives.
Fortunately they escaped with a few
bruises.
Peter Mason and his son James,
who weFo employed at the West
Fairmont mines. we're discharged this
week, because they would not vote
the Republican ticket at the late cleo.
tion, they say. Both are Democrats
and voted The Democratic ticket
straight. They will be given work at
CASTOR or Montana.-Inder.
Our Republican friends are getting
very anxious about the Kingwooi
postofice. Already are the petitions
being circulated for the signatures Of
the faithful. It begins to look as
though Capt. MOrdock would not get
70 remain in charge Of the postal
affairs OF this town until the fourth
of next March.
The eclipses for the year 1889 are
as follows
The first is a total eclipse OF the