West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-07-19
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citizens of Kingwood used for7 The
streets and sidewalks are getting in
a worse condition every day.
c. Il. Wilson & Brother photogra-
piers, will remain in Kingwood but
a short time. III you want your epic.
tur' took" you had better call early.
We cordially invite the students
who are attending the normal school
at this place to call at the ARGUS Of
fee when they have leisure time. We
will be glad to see you at any time,
friends.
Base ball clubs supplied at man
ufacturers prices, Spalding's league
and Reach's association balls at
LBS. Other goods at similar prices.
at A. Zeck's. Grafton. w. Va. 4 10 If.
j. Ed. Kildow has successfully start
ed on the second year of his man
agement of the ARGUS. Ed. is pub.
fishing a good paper anil deserves the
united support of his party friends.
Times.
There is some talk of reorganizing
the band here in the near future. IL
the organization is accomplished, the
boys wNl purchase new and better in.
struments than those now in their
possession.
A couple of gentlemen from Ohio,
were in town on Saturday. They
were looking for good site to engage
in the iron business, We hope they
will locate in the county. We have
plenty of iron ore.
The town authorities should plant
danger signals along the sidewalks to
prevent people from walking upon
them. They are disgrace to the
town and should be repaired at once
in order to save the town the cost of
a damage snit.
The Morgantown Post in speaking
of the military company of that place
says: "This company was named af.
ter Junior Brown Esq, of Kingwood,
who M doubt will stand by the men
in substantial manner, as he is a
public spirited gentleman.
S. p. Mccormick has rented rooms
in the new building being erected by
L. M, Albright, for his printing office
and occupy them as soon as they can
be made ready. Mr.. Mccormick likes
good company, so he intends estab.
fishing himself near tho ARGUS.
There will be a meeting of the citi-
zens of Kingwood at the court house
on Friday (to-morrow evening" for the
purpose of making arrangements to en-
terrain the soldiers reunion that is to
meet in this town on Sept. Z and 8.
a full attendance is requested
Mention has been made in these
columns of several very fine lambs
and other stock raised in various sec.
tions of the county. Mr.. Geo. P.
linn, of Reedsville, Preston county,
comes to the front with lamb that
stands near the head Of the list. His
lambship at 3 months old weighed
an even hundred. DomtRion.
The Commissioners condemned the
bridge at Albrihhtsyille last Friday
and ordered Mr.. Midnight TO nail the
ends up. Mr.. -, who was COM
PEELED to get upon the other side of
the river but was refused the privi-
lege of driving over the dangerous
structure, was taken across in boat,
making his horse swim, and pulling
his buggy after him.
The bridge man Of Canon, Ohio,
telegaphed for by the county commits
sioners to come on and inspect the
bridge at Albrightsville, arrived here
Saturday evening, and on Sunday ex-
amined the bridge. Notwithstanding
he found the bridge in very danger.
Gus condition, he says be can save it,
and began work on It on Monday.
Il will be some time, though, before
It can be used.
The l2sh reunion Of the army OF
West Virginia will be held at Column
bus, Ohio, on September II, II, and
10, next. The executive committee
invite Comrades 10 become members
Of the Society Of the Army Of West
Virginia. All honofably discharged
soldiers may become members by
paying fifty cents. They will receive
a certificate ofmembership and a copy