West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-26

Corn 70 Only ceiling ct 90 eta. in
the Kingwood market and IS eta.
along the railroad. This is not
sno1gh for il and We would not
advise our farmers 10 sell at this
price, for corn is boand to De worth
more after while.
Quite a lot Of turkeys have been
shipped from Kingwo0d to the east
ern markets, the past week. We
hope enough will be saved for
Christmas for turkey is almost as
necessary on that day as for Thanks
giving.
j. j. Cooke, one Of Preston couu-
tvs enterprising merchants, is Wis
iting his daughter-in-law, Mrs. D..
A. Cooke, corner Main and
Eleventh streets Wheeling Regis
ter.
Miss Julia Huddleson, who has
been stopping at her uncie's, Mr.. s..
ID. Gatewood, and attending school
here, has been laid up the past week
with a very sore throat, and unable
to attend school.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. s. F
Ringer, Saturday, Nov. 21st. 1891
girl baby. Mother and child
doing well. DR.. McMillen, attend
ing physician. Mr.. Ringer is Just
fixed now with boy aud glrl in his
family.
The Presbyterian Parsonage is
still unoccupled and ia about the
only vacant house in town, so far
as we know. II we can't have a
preacher in it, lets have somebody
else in it, to keep it warm anyhow.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Geo. p. Zinn Of near Reedsville, has
been suffering with cancer. She
lately went to Morgantown, where
she underwent the operation Of hav-
ing two cancers removed from her
side.
We issue cur paper on Wednes.
day this week, day early, in order
that the Office force can observ,
Thanksgiving. We believe that
every patriotic American citizen
should lay off from work and put
on his store clothes every National
Holiday.
Miss Emma Elliott will teach the
Reedsville school, instead of at
Aurora, as formerly announced.
1t was expected that Mr.. Il. L.
Loar would teach at Reedsville
again, but he will not teach this
winter, and this gives Miss Elliott
a school much nearer home.
Only another month and another
great holiday will be here and more
turkeys will be roasted and old
Santa Clans will be hero, and all
the little girls and boys will be
dancing in high glee and the young
man with sweet heart will be
worrying himself to death TO know
what to get her for an Xmas pres.
emit.
November on the whole has bs.
haved herself very nicely. The
weather has been good all throu Oh
the month with the exception of a
few days. And no difference how
late our farmers were getting their
fall work done they can have no
excuse for not having it all com
plete by this time for they have
been very highly favored by the
weather.
BY posters and tickets printed al
this office We learn that the Rowles.
burg Guards Will give grand Bal
and Oyster Supper at Armory Kali
in Rowlesburg on the evening of
Dec. LIST. Good music has been
secured and agood tiae is ex pected.
The Committees who have the
matter in charge are bound to make
a success Of it, and everybody is
cordially invited to come and par.
ticipste.
Col. Bill Protzmau a VALLEY
District Republican was in town
the other day. Since the sad death
Of Col. Bills famous Chickasav
horse he is DOW compelled to watch
his chance and walk when he de-
sireg 10 no anv whore On buairo..