West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-15

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paign aud election had upset every
body so badly that the lawyers pre-.
vailed on the Judge to cut it short
now and give them an extra term
later on when they tnd out where
they are at.
The Republicans of Terra Alta
and vicinity expect to have big
time tonight, whooping over the
landslide OF last week. 4 torch
light procession. fire. works. "rcd-
ticker" and "Rahfoidayton," who
is advertised to be present and tell
"Who Struck Billy Wilson, makes
up the bill OF fare.
Mr.. NJ. G Feather. OF Parsons,
has been at Eglon, this county, the
past week or ten days, detained
there or the serious illness of his
children, who have been down with
scarlet fever. Mrs. Feather aud
the children left here to visit there
and the latter caught the disease
in such dangerous form that Mr..
Feather was summoned from his
business at Parsons
ID. s. Gutherie received notice
the other day that he was one of
the lucky number who mad guessed
the standing of the Base Ball Clubs
IN the League at the end of the
season aud was entitled to part of
the prize money offered by the
Home Companion for successful
competitors. Mr.. Gutherie filed
out and sent in several coupons in
the early part of the season.
Well now that the agony is all
over and the long winter evenings
upon us, we must hunt up cold
Man Bowser" aguin aud let our
readers know how he is getting
along. lie has been taking his
vacation and it Is time for hum To
get into another family row and
threaten divorce proceedings. Our
latest information is that his wife
had great time with him over the
election returns and we may be
able TO give cur readers the pariic
ulars. We prefer Bowser just now
TO politics.
The great Republican "thuse"
last night did not amount to much
and WAS very tame affair. The
crowd met at the Court House and
was addressed 10y y. VI. Wutrlng
who made very short speech.
After this tie parade formed and
marched around town yelling and
blowing horns. 1t WIS led by II
bass and tenor drum and few
flags and torches, Japanese lanterns,
horns and sky rockets made up tho
PROCESSION, mostly yelling by small
boys, however. Threc-fourths OF
the parade were kids ns the crowd
did rot fall in to any great extent.
After keeping it up for an hour,
they got enough and quit.
The Justice Court Of His Honor,
}. NJ. Goodwin has had very inter
esting case on trial yesterday and
to-day. The crowd in attendance
is so large that the trial is beng
held in the Court House. The
suit is from Valley district aud the
parties are Barney Christopher.
plaintiff, and John s. Dunn, de-
PENDANT. The trouble arose over u
line fence between said parties, who
are near neighbors. The tow has
been brewing for six months and
eliminated in big fight about
three weeks ago. in which Dunn
came out on top and gave Christie
pher a good and well deserved lick =
ing and the latter is seeking law
nov to get even. The jury has
just decided unanimously, on the
first ballot that Dunn was mot
guilty" and that Christopher should
also pay the costs.
There are some Republicans IN
this town who are such cousumate
liars that we feel like exposing them
by giving their names to the public.
After their Primary election they
we're so disgusted with their nominee
fot County Court; that they swOre
long and loud and deep that they
would not touch him with forty
foot pole. Several Of the most