West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29
INDEPENDENCE.
No parties this week
No marriages. at this place.

ANN faAiAc sLlS Wttk
No marriages. at this place.
Leap year will soon be here.
Croquet il the order of The day, and
dominoes and odd maid of evening.
a party Of ladies' and gentlemen coneist.
ing OF Messrs A. M. Moore. Miss Polling.
) Q. HeIndon apo Henry Fswcett, Mise
Sallie Fream, and Allie Fawcett, went 20
Evansville last Saturday as guests of
Misses Mats Hamilton aud Lizzie Wood.
I'LL. TIE crowd did not seem 10 be c7unled
oh very well when they left here, but we
presume the hosiesses made the chaiu
complete for Henry 'Wo )d6lP bis pockets
with apples, and Mata, of course, took one
Moore. They returned Sunday evening
and reported good time.
Roilie Hsrdman moved to Newburg on
account Of his wife's health. DsviG Faw-
cett moved into Hardman's house.
William JeDkirs, OF Reno district has
sold his farm oud purchased the store be-
longing 10 Smedley q Msriin. He moved
bis household and kitchen furniture, las,
week, into part OF Ms. Gordon's house.
we are glad 10 have Mr.. with US, and
wish BIN succtss in his new business On
the other hand we arc ny to loose
Messrs SmedleY g. Martin as we understood
they ate going TO set up in business else
where.
Our interpreting Pat Caudeld loaded
three cars with lumber, Saturday.
Messrs Linton and LsDg received car
load OF cora last week from the west
This does not speak vety favorabIy for
our farmers. We have seen farmers sell
their grain in the fall, aud before the next
fal, have TO buy western corn at 2J to so
cents on the bUshel more than they sold
theirs for.
n. j. Kipkaid took two loads OF fertil-
izer to his farm in the glades. last week
Ii more OF the farmers would follow Mr.
KS example. there would be grain to serd
out Instead of bringing il In by the car
load.
.. Sinclair has been working the road
leading from here to Evansville. Mr.. y.
has greatly improved the roGd and one can
drive over it With but LITTLE fear of stick
ing IN the mud Or breaking dove can't he
Jennie June2
w. w. Wright, handsome and ener-
getic murchant OF Kirgwood, paid his D..
rental roof visit last Saturday. H.. went
to GT6ftcn the eamo evening in order TO
make connection with No. 6. Monday
morning. He went east to buy his fall
stock of gOods.
Work at The furnace ore mines has been
discontinued Until new kil1 can be built.
Che miners are complaining about low
wages and Irregular work.
We are sorry to announce the death ST
ar. Frank 5b4fferman who died Monday
morning. of consumption after years. cor.
tnous Illness. Tie waa a hard working
man, and was foreman on the trrck ior a
number OF years. BE leaves wife an d
three children 10 morn lis dealt.
WHAT has become of the examinora
snd where are those certificates that 60
many brains were puzzled over on cxami-
nation daJ ? the teachers cen be heard e.
exclsim ae they ;rudge back from the post
Office.
Key Stming,oa preached here las, Sun
day at 3 o'clock. Love your euemies was
his text,
The iopg expected rain came DO nday to
the Satisfaction Of al.
Who are We going TO have for prncip
al 2 g bong asked by the ghls aud
Mrs. LYDIA ScoTT.
Z. s.: Miss Emma Fream is visiting
friends in BridGport and Clarksburg, HAri
son county.