West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-28
REEDSvTLIE

The strong old winter, with its whit
blessings, g., dead; he died slowly. paln
| fully, with many desperate struggle {,
reassest his power. But nov AT least hei
safely buried, and viii soon Ice pusNe,
out OF sight by all tho soft title armies q
green leaves that are rislul up in battle
against him. Spring has been ,rsherec
in upon ~ almost unawars. Each sea
son has its lo Ners ever o,joy their fra
GRANGE"
Clint Thomas, OF tho Coiuty Capitaly
was circulating IN the neg hborhood las5
week.
our social circle Is eillivouod 10y tho|
return OF Miss Helen Fairfax, who has
been spending few months AT j. \. r..
Mar;insi but in gaining ono wo LOOSE
smother. Miss Julia len us the same
day, TO be absent for an unlimited timo.
Miss jennie L"ar returned homo last
Monday from Evansville, where she has
been conducting a iivo month school.
Jack Martin, OF Albrightsvine. made a
flying trip to this place last unday. Jack
Is good follow and we are always clad
to see him.
Lucian Squiros, who has been work q,
ing ut the furnace during the past wintor.
returned 10 his home near hero a few
days ago.
Your correspondent hau tho pleasure
OF attending tho closing exercises of L.
l.. Loar's school and 70 give minute
description OF the evenings entertain
ment' would DO impossible; but we must
say that we neve: saw moro taste eAhib-
tied In the decoration.of school room,
than WAS there manifested. We particu>
larly noticed drawing by one of,the pu~
pils-U, G. Squirhs of AN eagle, carry
ing in its claws n huge snake aud in it's
beak scroll bearing the inscription
Farewell" Grant certainly hasa SUI.
pornatural talent for drawing, and should
| exercise IL.
Enos Ashburn, an enterprising farmer
of Reodsvillo, had the misfortune to lose
! horse valued at $3.50 last week.
Prof Martin O'Gorman. teacher of tho
| Howesvilo school. was visiting at j. =.
Loar's last Saturday and SUNDAY. The
Prof. talks OF teaching n select school AT
Roedsvillo this spring and summer, and
we would certainly consider ourselves
lucky To secure the services of so compe>
tant an instructor Ms Mr.. O'Gurman.
The Fairfax school, taught by Jimmy
! Brown, OF Mononpalia Co., closed lasI
! Wednesday. Jimmy expects to attend
the spring term at the University at Nor.
gantown. lie made many friends during
his stay with US, aud takes with him tho
best wishes ot the whole community, as
we'll os tho hearts OF some OF our ladies.
Notice. hereby give notice to tho la
dies %: Preston and adjoining counties
that am sadly In want Of wife and
! can bo found nc my Office rom seven in
the morning ill ten at night. ready foI
proposals. II inconvonient for you tc
appear npropri0pcySOna, a written pro.
posal will bc gladly acceped.
Y 4. AsunuRN.
heard mn old pioneer ask friend his
opinion OF the Editor orthe JO,undi, when
he gravely remarked, liz copper snake
would bito that man, II would not i've to
reach wator," wisely said, remarked the
pioneer.
Polly Snyder 60 you ever read your
''cataplasm?" ann inclined Ia tho op.
iniou that il you do you de- not ubser,
II. Tie reas, I ask tlns. ~, because
received the last edition Of Green's
almanac. before got THE a RGus; lhero
fore your mighty conglomcration nbput
that man being torn upsou and body,
was just liltlo bit sta O. Polly, dear,
Think for yourself. ono good idoa,
Though known to be your own,
Is better than thousand CLEANS
From fields by others sown.
Mrs. J. S. LOar, whose serious Illness
we noted in our last writing, wo are sor.
ry 10 learn, i, 10 better.
Al our boys wero out on "A "sparkIng"
expedition or some other particular bus.
iAess last Sunday night, wo do not know
which, but oar village was completely
depopulated. P:.ug.