West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-10

family at his place on Saturday. He
proposes to rest from duty for year
most Of which dime will probably be
spent with his father, the Hon. J. c. Nc
Grew,at this Place.
Mrs. White will make public sale
of her household and kitchen furniture
ON Monday, July. 18th, the first day OF
County Court. Chairs. tables, bedstesds
china and glassware, good cooking
stove and other sticles OF household mr>
niture will D., sold. This will loo an OPP
portunity Co strike a bargain,
The depot buildings at each end OF
our railroad are 90 cost not less than $500
each. The site OF The depot hero has
notyet been decided Upon. The Directors
have two points in view. ono OF these
is near the residence OF VIM. Brown,
and the other is no3r Mrs. Klausor's res
ideuce ON a lot owned by MIS-. Byrnc.
ro-One OF tho largest and cheapest
furniture establishments In the state is
that one owned and controied 10y j. II,
Rodehonver, OF Terra Alta. An persons
expecting to purchase furniture of any
description whatever should call and OK
anime his stock before they buy else
whore. lie can furnish anything from
"a hat rack 10 a null parlor set
-Kiugwood can now bost of having
one of the best tarbors i'm the state in
the person of James Terrell. We have
him here, and let us keep him 10y giving
him liberal patronage. A barber is
what we have long needed aud those who
have raHors aud have been doing their
shaving should lay them aside and pat,
ronize Terrell. Give him trial
"A party from town visited the cave
near Reedsvillo on to Fourth. The
company wero Misses Alice Thomas,
Winnie ana Nora Jackson, Emma and
Florence Morris, Annie uoke aud Lots
tie Voltz; Messrs. Al. Jackson, Frank
Lantz John Elliott, G. Y. Bishop, Shor~
man Guthrie, Clint Thomns and w. A.
Stone. They report an excellent time.
Last Sunday morning at about ono
o'clock some one attomp ed TO break in
to Jos. II. Hawthorno's residence. Mrs.
Hawthorne called to tho neighbors ~
cross the street and whoever was at Tho
door left Ia hot hasto. MIR. Hawthorne
was absent, and we presume that tho
person who tried the door supposed no
one was at home and expected to pillago
the house unmolestcd.
We desire TO call special attention to
the advertisement OF prof Edward $.
Elliott in another column. He will open
"A graded school in a few weeks and we
desire that he have large attendance,
All those who expect to teach school
this winter should avail themselves OF
the opportunity afforded them to better
prepare themselves for tho work that
will devolve upon them.
William b, Ross, Young man OF
Huultown, Marion county met with a
fatal accident few days since. Tho
young man went 10 tie saw mill owned
10y his Uncle, r. II. Hcult, aud obsorv-
ing q slab lying near the saw. picked it
up. The slab was caught by The saw and
i'm twinkung tho young man was
thrown upon the 2pdly running disc.
one arm was served between The wrist
and elbow and the right leg cut Of above
ihe knee. Before a physician could be
summoned or the wounds dressed he
died from loss cf bio %.
One Of our business men had occa~
sion recently TO send a piece Of machin-
cry tn New YORK for repairs. lie ships
pot it through 10y Il. 81 o, freight and
the charges we're $3.50. lie concluded
TO have IL returned vie. Wheeling over
tho Pennsylvania road aud tho CHARGES
from New York to Wheeling, distance
Of about 600 miles, were just 81 So but
the prasping monopoly that controls car
riage i'm this section charged S2.33 for
hauling the same piece of machinery
from Wheeling 10 Fairmon miles.
However, the gentleman was stu $40
ahead of the y. & O.-L,dor.
John i. Heckor, late Secretary and
Treasurer OF tHe Catholic knights Of
America, who abscooded from Grafton
about year ego with $4,000 or moro Of
tie funds of the order. and who g. sid 20
have forged Tho names OF biz security.
Indictment TO that eject having been
found against him in ne Taylor county
courts,j has, ills reported, aivcn him-
self up 90 tho legal authorities som,
say that bis took place 100 MeSicD and
others that ne gave h'mseleup 10 lbe aus
thoriies foo Texas. Ills wife has, 70 b.
said, receivcl o Telegram from him od-
visiu her of whit De has done and an-
nou.s thatbo ,u ne m Grafton iu
"a few days.
b VERY PLEASANT AFFAIR,
For au a1air % tto1 up on suau % short
notice Che uaIl end supper given ut Uc
Loar House ON One evening ortho Fourth
wac The most pleasant off uo Sd. an al