West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-06-28

every description for sale by A. Geek,
Grafton. W. Va. 4 10 Il.
A certain man in Kingwood says he
wants high protective tariff so that
the people of Morgantown can not come
here and sell goods cheaper than he can
make them.
Vickery keeps anything in the tin
line that you can call for, ana sells
his goods at rock bottom prices. His
stock OF goods is larger and more
complete than ever before.
Base ball clubs supplied at man
ufacturers prices, Spalding's league
and Reach's association balls at
LIS. Other goods at similar prices.
at A. Zeck's. Grafton, w. Va. 419 If.
Our Republican friends are talking
of raising flag pole next Saturday.
Whoop.'er up, boys, for that is all
the satisfaction you will get out of
this campaign. Cleveland is the man
of destiny. His name is Eli.
J. O. Michael and John Shartzer
and family who left Oakland for
Californis last March returned to
their old home last week. We pre-
sumo they are convidced that this
country is about as good as the west.
Experience is dear school &c.
While Lawrence Duncan was riding
DIR. Trippetts horse to water, Tues
day evening, he met with a painful
accident. Returning from the water
short Distance from town he started
the horse on a run up hill, when
the horse stumbled and fell, throw.
Lawrencd over his head and cutting
and bruisiDg him considerably.
The horse was also cut about the head.
For eight days IN succession the
KingwoOd people have been com
PEELED to content themselves with
getting their western mail one day
late. One reason for this is, the mail
tram on the Il d o was behind time
at Function, and another is, the T
X Il + train makes but one trip each
day, and leaves Tunnelton before the
late train ON the Baltimore and Ohio
arrives there. We hope our mail ser.
vice will be better ''in the sweet SUBJ
sequently."
The ovcrscer of the county poor
authorize us to say that there are
nine boys, their ages being from three
to fourteen years, in the county home
for whom he would like to secure
good homes. Anyone wishing 10
adopt one of these boys should call
on or address Mr.. Cooke, at Howes-
vile, or Mr.. Menear, stewart of the
in6rmary, Kingwood. 62l4
Young and old chickens wanted at
L. NJ. Albr:ght's.
Trains on the T., X. & L. will be
run on the Fourth of July as follows;
Leave Tunnelton 0 n. M; arrive at
TOWNSVILLE $50 m; arrive at King
wood 1910 a m; leave Kingwood at
1920 q m ; arrive at TOWNSVILLE at
HOO; leave Housewife at $50 p m,
arrive at Kingwood CLIO.
On July 9th the trains will run as
follows: Leave Tunnelton at 8 a m
arrive at Kingwood at 10 m; leave
KingwOod at $50 p m, and arrive at
Tunnelton at $40 p m. In addition
to the above trains, the regular sched-
uled trains will be run.
Another has been added to the long
list Of outrages perpetrated upon the
citizens Of Garrett county, by the peo-
pie of West Virginia. On Tuesday
evening five armed men from Preston
caunty, came over into Maryland and
arrested a teamster, who was in the
employ Of Sylveste Rinard, Esq Mr..
Rinard owns a large tract Of land, in
what is known as the disputed terrific
ry, and is operating a saw-mill there.
The man who was arrested was caught
with his team some distance from the
mill, and was perfectly helpless. After
the capture the party sent a message to
Mr.. Rinard presumably for the purpose
Of crpturing him. Instead Of answer
ing their their summons Mr.. Rinard
came to Oakland and took out warrants
for the arrest Of the intruders. The
warrants were placed in the hands Of a
deputy sheriff Of Garrett county, who
summoned a posse and went in persuit,
but the parties made good their escape
faking their captive with Them -rOak.