West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-23

Of Fellowsvills, accom- paused BY
Master Viii Holstine OF Rowlrburg,
are visiting friends II this vicinity.
~ MAPLE SUGAR.
The prospect for large yield this
season 10 not promising. Ten day,
ago the camps resounded with a
busy mum, aud flowed with sweet
ness. The hum has ceased and 70
has the sweetness.
ABE" coURT1No.
Our esteemed friend Abs was
at Klngwood counting during ell o.
asst week. We knew that Abram
would rather have gone to Oakland
on mission Of ike nape.
JACOB" STILL GOES
out the road every Sunday afternoon,
rain or shine"
Its The same song hsssung for sew
entsen years. Still be goes, he goes.
True and faithful to the end which
is nssr. Clerk Martin may look q
"lsedls cut" Tor dollar. A new
suit his been ordered. In breath
lees silence we wait.
REV. W Y. CLINE
started for Grafton this A. M. to
attend the JOINT Con fer epcs Of the
Latps' II Sypods of Maryland and
Virginia. Said Conference convvpes
this evening, and will continue 10
session during the greater part OF
| the week.
AH1pDEN TIRE ASSURE.
Eighty thousand do are in coin
buried IN cave IN Union district
Who can hnd 1T? Ne gathered the
'9iiowhg information Hom u CIT 4
1 TINS district lew days since re-.
i've 10 the matter: He said thu,
a stranger came to his house a short
me since, and called his atteutu
o the fact OF large sun o. meme
aving been buried in a cave J.,
116 in what's now known 10 We,
Er2lnis, by gentleman Who W..
2mpeI'sd TO de- from the India
gro made frequent raids on 4
frontier.
The gentleman did not live to return
again. Among his papers was found "a
record of the fact, and minute descrip
ion Of the geography OF the countr,
me paper set forth that the cave was
south east OF the old camp near small
stream OF clear running water, which
fiowsin south west direction. That
the mo owe was closed by
ln'1ns cf large fiat stone, placed on a
locust roller, 40 Ms to conceal the hidden
treasure. My informant says that upon
the stranger giving the name OF the gen.
tlsman who buried the money, that IL at
once brought to his mind long forgot
ten fact. He remembers now distinctly
OF hearing his grandfather, who rs,,ue1
here in an early DIV speak of the same
matter, ana heard him declare that tho
money was buredin this locality beyond
question. and advised his grand children
to keep look out" for the hidden treas
ure, and gave II as his opinion that SOM
day 1t would be found.
| M informant says that the name given
by the stranger is identical with that Civ
en- by his grandfather. He also declares
| that he Knows the exact locality OF the
old camp referred to, and that IL is
near small stream Of clear running wa
tor, which flows In a south west direction
| ana also that the geography o { the coun-
try corresponds precisely with that set
| iorth in the paper.
| Heproposes to make search for the
cave and hidds IN treasure at an early
day. We shall be happy to chronicle
| his success. =
MASTER Newell,
the little boy who was so terribly pored
by a cow few weeks since, an account
OF which was Z ven by "A CORES pondent,
is, we are glad to say, doing we'll under
The skillful Treatment of DIR. Arnett. The
recovery OF the boy is considered but
| little less than q miracle. The horn had
entered the back between the second and
third ribs and came out at the nipple,
heart. The horn was partially with
drawn and a second plunge made by ill.,.
COW, the horn coming out near the arm
several ribs were also fractured.
| PLAYFUL ACCIDENT.
A few days since a little son of Mary
ID. Stemple, whilst playing with another
boy received slight cut on the wrist
from the broken neck of glass vial. At
hrst but little notice was taken of the
natter, the wound being SO slight. The
| little fellow now lies in a very critica
condition, suffering intens pain.
Having spun my letter to a much
! greater length than anticipated 1 viii
| close.