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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-13
mo. 914. Frs; Published Jan. Is. 1927
EHEYIFP,s SALE

mo. 9'4. Frs Published Jan. lie. 1897
sHEgIFF's SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS,
BARBER COUNTY. o.
In the District Court of Barber comfy in tho
State of Kansas
William L. Blair. Plaintiff.
versus
ThoS- l.. @ Bryan. NaIynia V. fl.I,rvau.
Me- ii5y;or. L. NJ Field ana H.
H. Richards, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given thar. ursuant to an
the District Court of E4rDer COUNT. Kaneas
n tae above entitled as,.ica. l. sseorca "
SteNens sheriff OF ssfid cSEu.y. III on
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY. 81
A. D., 1889. between the houre % nine o,cfe,a.
IN the forenoon and fire O'cl.,ck II .hs. 4rte-
noon o. sstl i'd. - the front deorof f!la f1tIrf
nVuss. ~ iiF 10y - sif-f-ic.na Isslge Rsrhe4
lie auction. te tae hf-3est 4ts,sar To-, csst
III Manu- al TIE fits- tlt interest clair, ar
state OF the sssia sis1slsssi1s u g ~ .t,s -
owing described r1isi s.tg sstfsatcc Il Per
oer county Kansas. is~ssiF
he nsFths gsSk quarter or zesfrtio- -,, ,,,,
one = 70 ss1issis no. i3fftr-tsss, = ssfss ~
range No etEvega. II and ssstsi-.si.st t,ll -
SETON 30 tf.irfs-sfE tc,sEgaiu No thirty s,Ias
~ 81 range f. Twelve % west. aFsii tof.
nofts tIlesif 81 the Tsosii west t1syts OF -t.
li"n No f~ehts -,sis,ss - TOWNSHIP r. tis,-r1
Levi
~
SAT-
paint tertss. sum 81 faus
I've ~ b. ard e. J) aeU
GENE VIII ME CT and Cess
tti IT,. 81 an 20 sold without $40. "a. ~.
~ w.i,,.. -. - = sas.i ~ 2 : s.efass
u Aesliclsif- 1fstSe this Eth dr. - ~ !
St-S Sheriff OF Rarser oouI,, :.
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rEsNsFER r-

j. g. Gane the msnas,
western Bus - rrns,4ftf
baggage wagons m : eyer.
and freight. Deifvers fress,4, $,
any part Of rbs civ Teaxs -
Office of C. q Taiiaferro. or a sr
ka1sasayenue,p west,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-13
SATURDAY. FERRIrApv,e ,e0

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY is, 1889,
at the hour of 2 O'Clock p. m at the front door
Oh me building now USED as courthouse in the
cry OF Medlcine Lodge. county OF Barber and
state OF Kansas offer for sale at nuhIic oI,otinI
10 the highest bidder. for cash in hand All the
rl2nt, tile aud interest of the above named de-
isIdants IN ana to the following described real
property, situated i'm the county of Barber and
state of Kansas, to-wit: anu
Inc northeast quarter of section fifteen. IL
III township thirty-one. 81, of range ten 10
Said property is levied upon as the propertv
OF ihe aoove-named defendants. aud wTtI be
sofl ~lthont appraiseInent to satisfy said order
sherihFs Office, Medicine Lodge, Barber coun-
~. Kansas. January II iesg
GEO. w. STEVENS, Sheriff.
W. D. PATTERSON and NJ SUaMERFIEID. At
torneYs for Plaintiff as
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-13

SsERNAN savants have been discussing tbs
duration of dreams. They conclude that.
while most dreams are Inomentary. they
may be extended sometimes to the length
Of minute.
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mo. S91.
First Publication Jan. l6, 1885,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue of an order of sale. issued ont of the
y district court of Barber county Kansas.
wherein elizabeth b. HiIles is plaintif and
EIlza j. woodland, Thomas S. Moffott. Ella Dent.
Atuca state Bank, Sallie G. Finch, George W
finch and Sophronia Knox ars defendants. /
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-13

eS- Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical and
Scientific Purposes.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-13

STATE or R.AssAs, COUNTY OF BxRRER. a
The Western Farm Mortgage CON- =
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-02-13
First Publication Jan. l6, 1897
sHERIFTS SALE.

GEO. W. STEVENS Sheriff
GEO. ). BARKER, Attorney for Plaintiff. a.
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Land once at wicaita. hans Ian : Issa

Henry W. SCOTT, Register.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-25
Personal Paragraphs.

Merchant L. VI. Albright return
ed from the east Friday, whore he
had been purchasing new goods.
lie was accompanied by Mrs. Al
bright.
Mrs. J. w. Yates, Of Grafton, is
visiting Mrs. w. j. Layelle, at
Tunnclton.
Mrs. Catharine OFT, Of West End,
has gone on a visit to relatives and
friends at Harper's Ferry.
Mr.. Frye, Of Newburg, one Of the
students attending school, has been
seriously i'll, but is improving.
Junior Brown is il Wheeling.
VIM. G. Morley was at Indcpcud-
ence Tuesday.
James. a. Brown was at Morgan
town the first Of the week. lie
reports business dull about the
athens"
Mrs. J. G.. Robey, Of Masontown.
was VISITING friends in town Tues
day.
Miss Matte Purinton, sister Of
Mrs. viii Mcnear, who has been
visiting here for several weeks, will
leave for her home in the west next
week.
John y. McGraw was in town
Saturday.
Frank b. Sapp, q former Presto
Man, now baggagc-master at the dc.
pot Morgantown, was here Satur-
day.
J. NJ Wilson, Of Catawba. has
been in this section for several days.
Tic is accompanied by Mrs. Wilson.
formerly Miss Morris, ofncor King
wood.
Prof. Showalter was over to New
ourg and other points in the coun-
~ Friday and Saturday
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Shaw, use j. 4. Gribble V. L. C..
Gribblc, appeal +; judgment for
plaintiff.
Warrior Mower Co. V. George Il.
Durr, dbt.; continued.
Town of Cranberry V. Lewis JEFF
fers, petition; Judgment for defend
ant.
James II. McGrew was allowed
nine dollars for attendance upon
the court as page.
Rules were issued against John
Crogan, jr., and u. A. Moran.
State V. Jack Sullivan ct AL. fell
ony continued.
State V. Mrs. Hubert Costello,
mlsdememors Nos. /, and 3
fined $40 and costs in each case.
State V. II. B. Foglc, misdemcan-
ors Nos. 1888, 1871, 1856. lSG, 49,,
lSS, 1S9, 100, 1911. 1872, 1913 and 1871;
fined $40 and costs in each case.
Eliza Anne Groves V. Philip Mar
tin, ojectment /; surveyor ordered to
survey land and report by next term
of court.
State, use Sapp V. II. W. Monroe,
debt remanded TO rules.
Jno. A. Wilcs admir- V. b. & O.
II. r., case dismissed.
Mary DcBerryv. Samuel l.. Ring
er, bastardy dismissed.
John J. Cooke V. VIM. w. Con
ners, suggestions No. l Judgment
for plaintiff.
State V. Mrs. George Prosser,
misdemeanors Nos. 6, 7and 8; fined
$40 and costs in each case.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-25

The happiest season of the year
is upon us. Is there lacking SIM
gle thing in Nature 10 make this
earth paradise? What there is of
discomfort in man, is from man.
Nature seems to furnish everything
that is beautiful and lovely. %.
serve the things around YOU, and
waken up and take new courage
aspire to higher and nobler ends and
aims. See the beginning of new
life! Young lambkins skipping on
the hillside happy birds chipping
merrily and fitting from branch to
branch. Flowers are seen ON every
hand, feasting the eye with their
beauty, and the sense of smell with
their fragrance. Observe all this
and don't fail to subscribe for the
ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-25

Melton. His wife is a pretty. bright
and intelligent lady, and the ARGUS
heartily wishes MIR. and Mrs. Rode
HEAVIER a long and happy life.
The guests were, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Bonafield, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T.. Maloney, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Lavelle, Mrs. Rachel Bishop. Miss
Lou Bishop, Mrs. L. Bower, Mr..
and Mrs. David Hileman, Miss May
and Earnest Hartman, Miss Ellie
Mankins, Mrs. JAS. A. Huffman.
Miss Hattie Hartman, Mr.. William
Ostermeyer, Mr.. j. l.. Howard. and
others whose names we cannot recall.
Following is n list OF the presents:
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. llileman, large
fruit dish Mr., and Mrs. A. j.
Bonatield, lemonade set Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +. Maloney, butter dish
and set of goblets; Mr. and Mrs.
a. +. Gibson, linen table cloth
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Lavelle, coun-
terpane Mrs. r. Bishop, set cups
and saucers Mrs. f.. Bower, two
fruit dishes Mrs. j. \. Huffman,
pickle dish Mrs. Il. Phillips, pair
towels; DIR. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Powell.
ono chon hor cot Mieo ,,ny JIo,.
man, set Of goblots Miss Hattie
Hartman, two pickle dishes Miss
Mary Hartman, one set desert dish
es Mr.. Ostermeycr, pitcher and
wash bowl Jno. l.. Howard, cake
plate; Alfred Brown, preserve dish;
G. j. Brown, parlor lamp.
The young couple will 60 to house
keeping in Tunnelton, the groom
having already fitted up n house.
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Deaths Doings.

Mr.. James Hamilton, an aged
and highly respected citizens, liv-
ing near Clinton Furnace Mononga-
liza county died April 10Th.
Mr.. George Reppert gentleman
of quite an advanced age died near
lIalleck, Monongalia county, April
10th
Jonathan Bucklew, OF the Whet-
sci Settlement, died last Sunday, of
lung fever, and was buried on Mon
day in the home graveyard. The
deceased was about 80 years of age.
Mrs. VIM. D.Posten died at her
residence, near the mouth of Nor
gans Run on Sunday. Mrs. Posten
had been sick for some time. She
leaves husband and several chill
dron and friends tomourn their loss.
She was ~ years old. Her remains
were inteTed in the cemetery at this
place, Monday. Funeral exercises
were conducted by. the Rev. Driven.
John f. Miller died at his home
near Mount Etna, last Sunday about
10 o'clock, of heart disease, after
protracted illness of several months.
"Uncle Johnny" as he was famil-
iarly called, was an honest, indus
trious and hard working man. He
was about 50 years old at the time
of his death. lie leaves Il wife, sew
eral children who are grown to man
hood and womanhood, and a host of
friends to mourn their loss. His
remains were inferred in the Camp
ground cemetery, the Rev. Weekly,
Of the VI. E. Church, conducting
the funeral services.
Peace TO his ashes.
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Resolution Of Thanks.

The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the mem
bers Of Kingwood Lodge, No. 1O7,
1. O. O. f.;
WHEREAS, The members Of King
wood Lodge, No. 107, /. o. O. f.,
approaching the efforts Of The friends
of the Order in making the festival
a grand success, and it being i'm
possible to express our thanks to the
friends individually, we offer the
following resolutions
ResOlUed, That the thanks Of this
Lodge arc hereby rendered to the
ladies who assisted at the festival.
the band for its excellent music, the
visiting brethren who participated
i'm the parade. the committee APP
pointed by the Lodge to make all
necessary arrangements, and to the
citizens and visiting friends who
patronized the festival so literally.
ResOlrcd, That these resolutions
be entered in the proper books Of
the Lodge, and printed in the news
papers Of the town
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-25
THE FAMOUS
vITREOUS PAIN rs

Thcsc paints, manufactured by tho Marsdon-
Address co. only, Of Philadelphia, src tho most
Perfect, indistructblo aud Gre-proof paints in
the market
By peculiar process, protected by letters PIT
ent. the Vltcrious Paints are composed of about
one-half glass, mixed by aspcculiar process with.
out the aid Of any alkai or amy substance what
ever that would IN any way be a dcirlmcnt to the
vitality on quality Of the oil. Tho most bcauti-
fu tiuts can be mixed. II will last infinitely
longer than any other paint IN the market The
imporccpibic glass particles are ccmentod to-
gother by the oil and color as morton docs In a
stone wall comontlng the particles of glass
which form an indostructiblc surface 20 face the
atmosphere.
These paints arc made in any shade or color
desired, and for all purposes
d. T.. FAwcETT. Gen'l Agent,
Kingwood. W Va,
who will quote prices. and OF whom circulars
nd sample colors may be had. Ivy
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local CORRESPONDENCE
The News from all Quarters Of Pres
ton County.
GAINESVILLE.

Our little town in the Pine
Swamp is improving rapidly.
Messrs. Browning & Albright are
breaking ground for their new store
house.
=. j. Fringor is still at the old
stand accommodating his customers.
Report says j. ID. Browning and
Uncle Albert viii open up II store
in DR.. Feichtner's Office, where they
say the postofiicc will find home
under Republican rule.
BY the way, the postollice is the
big time here. How all the Reps.
here can be postmaster and assist
ant postmaster is left for the future
to unfold.
The Evangelical quarterly meet
ing on Sabbath last was well attend
ed, and the Elder spoke some plain
facts.
Farmers are making good use Of
the pleasant weather. Oats sowing
is about through.
ID. A. Albright is repairing his
mill and will have it in running Or
der in few days.
S. Rinard and JOS Lewis are cut
ting and shipping timber daily.
w. Mottingly is in the shook
business again. Sim is good shook
maker.
T.. j. Fringer will commence to
still tea leaves this week. The
pickers have gone to work. Thomas
Mattingly will have charge Of the
still.
Our efficient school teacher, Mr..
Charles Feather was in our midst
Saturday and Sunday last. Char
ley has scholar here he still gives
lessons-cvcry two weeks.
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Centennial Washington's Inaugural.
lion at New York.

New York is ali in hustle with
the preparations for the coming cell
ebration of the Centennial of Wash
ington's Inauguration, April Goth,
30th and May LIST. and big time is
promised all who attend, imdepend-
cnt OF the other attractions. the Mil
itnry Pageant will be the largest
since the war. And the Naval dis
play viii embrace all the available
Craft in tho Atlantic Squadron.
The B. & O. II. II. Co. will sell
tickets at greatly reduced rates to
New York and return for all trains
on April ~ to 30, inclusive. Good
for return trip on all trains leaving
New York until midnight of May
9Th, inclusive
This will be arare opportunity to
visit the Metropolis and enjoy ride
over the 3. & O's new line. Remem-
her there is no transfer in Philadel-
phia. All trains run through solid
without change.
For time of trains see time tables
to be had at b. & O. Ticket Offices.
CHAs. o. ScULL,
Gent Pass. Agt., b. & O. r.. r.
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NEwBrnG


Rev. Ilclmick delivered two able
sermons last sabbath in the VI y.
Church. We learn that the Rev.
will move to Ncwburg next week.
We extend hearty welcome to him
and family
The wedding bells are ringing in
our town, and we hope some Of the
old maids Will get married for they
arc numerous
We learn that John Perriu viii
be our next postmaster. We wish
him grand success.
Our town is very quiet so far as q
boom in business is concerned.
The election Of town officers pass
ed of quietly, d. j. Gibson being
reelected for mayor. d. y. means
business when ne gets hold Of the
rum sellers, and those who violate
the ordinance although VIC would
like to see our streets in better con-
dition.
IT.. III. Cool, Che genial sowing
machine agent is still round talking
mp sewing machine. We wish him
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-25

Prof. b. NJ. Clinedenst, jr., Of
Baltimore, rendered some fine Sc
lections on the piano, last evening.
ut Mr.. j. W. Parks residence. He
played some of the celebrated pieces
by Listz, Rubeustine, Gottschalk,
Mendleshon, and some Of his own
compositions.
Go W you will. YOU will find
people using DIR. BULBS Cough Syr-
up, and unanymous in its praise.
| suffered most severely from rheu-
matism during winter. After using
Salvation Oil two days the pain en-
tirely subsidized, and now lam well
man. W. X. KURT, Baltimore, Md.
a rare opportunity is presented
for some enterprising townsman TO
represent nursery firm that war
rants stock to be delivered IN prime
condition, SO that a large, honorable
and permanent trade can be built
up. Very liberal terms to the right
man. Address, James. Whitney.
Rochester. n. y. 2-2S 3m.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-25

\ teacher in one Of the Kingwood
Sunday-schools asked his class the
above question, last Sunday, and
was promptly told by one of the
young lady members that it was a
tickling around the heart" She
has evidently experienced the SEN
sation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-25

Married, at the residence Of tho
brides father, Mr. J. Marshall
Hartman, Thursday at If o'clock,
April Is, by the Rev. T.. H.. Driven.
pastor of the Kiugwood NJ. T..
Church, Miss G.. Bessie Hartman to
Rufus ID. Rodeheaver. The attend
ants we're Mr. William Ostermeycr
and Miss Hattie Hartman, sister TO
the bride. After the ceremony q
fine repast was served a little la
ter the bridal party took the r., X.
and f. train for Tunnelton where q
reception awaited them at the house
Of the groom mother About three
O'Clock the guests began 60 arrive
and by four O'Clock all were invited
to the dining room 90 partake Of q
bountiful collation.. Mr.. Rodehea-
yer is an excellent young man, one
Of Preston's intelligent and pro-
grcssive young men. lie is employ
cd in the Brown foundary AZ Tun-
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Conli Conli

The undersigned will deliver coal
taken from the Boyle" mine, at
six cents per bushcl for run Of mine
and seven cents for lump. All who
have used this coal know and will
testify to its good burning qualities.
Try it and be convinced that it is
the best to be had.
3-7-tf. JOIN GREAsER.
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Hov's rhiSe

Wco0or one Hundred Dollars Reward FOR any
ease OF Cat0grh that cannot be curcd by takin;
Halls Catarrh cure.
III. Cheney y Co, Props. Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned have known L. J. Cheney
Tor the last IS years, and helicvc him perfectly
honorable tn al business transactions ana nnan.
clsily ablc e. carry Gu; amy Obligation made by
their Grn
West n rhupN, Wholesale Druggist. Toledo, u,
Naldlng. kinnan = Marvin, Who,csalc Druggists,
Toledo. q.
Is u. Van n0ascn. Cashier. Toledo National bank
Toledo, q.
Halls Cotgrrh Curc u taken internally nctinR
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ct
the system Price IS cents rCr bottle. Sold by
al druggists
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Defeated In Massachusetts,.

One hundred and ffty-cight towns
outside of Boston give the following
vote on the constitutional Amend
ment: Yes, 1881 No, So, 1928.
The vote Of Boston is Yes, H.
0G0; No, 81, 075. The amendment
is defeated by from 80, 900 to 40, 600
majority.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-25

success, as fe is a Jolly good follow.
L. L. Sidwell and wife took a
flying trip 70 Fcllowsyille Saturday
and returned Sunday.
DIR. Lanham said he knew that
Perrill would get there.
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Carried TO Africa.

Do YOU want TO be carried to AZ
rlca and see how the terrible slave
trade is conducted in that country /?
how whole villages are laid waste.
and all the inhabitants manacled
and marched off to the marts, save
those who are butchered because too
feeble, too young, or too old to be of
service: We have just finished
reading finely illustrated article
on this subject. The battle scene
between the slave traders and the
doomed is terribly realistic. and the
other numerous illustrations give a
vivid idea Of the hardships of the
African in his own country. This
article in DemoreSt'S Moathiy Maga-
ziRe for May will alone more than
repay the purchaser, but this num-
Der just published is stored with
good things.
Published by W. Jennings Dem
crest, 10 East Nth Street, n. y.
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Gave Bond.

Webb Myers, one Of the gang of
thieves operating in the lower end
of the county, was brought TO town
last Saturday and gave a bond Of
fifteen hundred dollars for his APP
pearance at the next term of circuit
court.
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Notice.

W. s. slnonton. Dentist will visit Kingwood
on Monday, April &, and remain ak daysat IIotol
Gordon; Nowburg, April 49, and remain six days;
Rowlcsburg, April -, and remain six days; Tun-
Melton, May o, and ROMAN fye days
lie has been doing work In these piaces fort
years, and never failed 10 give satisfaction
3-21-7.
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Wo!RsAlnME BIacking
WOLFF g. RANDOLPH, PHILADELPHIA
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WEHT VIRGINIA. ~.

WEST VIRGINIA, 49,;
80 rules held In the Clerk = ONCE Of the Circuit
Of April lsS0,
Elizabeth Laubs Ex'orl
".
T.. e. Cribblo IT al
The object OF this suit IL 60 subject the real
estate m +. G. Grbhe 60 the payment of tho
liens thereon, and II appearing That the defend
ants W Is. Swearmgon, Androw ). Bryson and
w. y. Donaldson are not residents OF this state
on motion 90 the plaintin, II Is ordered that the
said defendants doappcnr hCrc within one nonth
after the date ~ the frat publication thereof
ana do what Is necessary TO protect their inter,
c,ts, aud that this order ho published Ia tho
west Virginia Argus, newspaper published In
this county.
\ copy-tcst: ~ w WATSON clerk
u. G. HYDE, for plaintiff l-ll
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.

Five
Cents
For one
Milk shake
At c. Y. Bishops.
Clean house.
Make garden.
Court broke on Monday.
Next Tuesdsy is day for thanks
giving.
G. Y. Bishop is selling his dry
goods cheap.
Kingwood is putting on her
spring "duds."
Notice Duncan McRa's cad" in
another column.
. Terra Alta will have an L. O. o. +.
lodge IN the near fnture.
One of Junior Browns fine driy-
ing horses died last Saturday.
Philetus Lipscomb, of st. George,
gets the postofIicc at that place.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walls, last Sunday, a daughter.
Why don't our monied men start
a buggy factory in Kingwood? 1t
would pay big.
Judge uoke will deliver an ad-
dress before the /. o. 0. L. at Mar
tinsburg tomorrow.
Oscar Poster, living about two
miles from town, is very i'll. lie
seems to have the aguo.
Several of our citizens expect to
attend the centennial celebration in
New York on tho Both inst
The sidewalk from Vickery's tin
shop to the Morgantown pike, on
Main street, is being repaired.
DIR. Mcmillan, brother of a. +.
Mcmillan, will locate in Kingwood
for the practice Of his profession.
Mr.. S. Smalley, formerly Of Reeds
vile, has moved to Kingwood and
occupies a portion Of Mr.. J. NJ.
Cranes residence.
We learn that the Female Semi
nary, at Morgantown, burned down
Tuesday morning. None of the par
ticulars are learned yet as to the
cause.
The members Of Kingwood Lodge
l. o. O. +. will celebrate the seven
tieth anniversary Of the order, in
their hall, tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
Rev. Perry will preach o sermon
on "Odd Fellows in the Reedsyille
NJ. +. Church, on Saturday evening.
The members of Rcedsvillc lodge
will attend in regalio.
The most inoxcusable folly is to
endure Dyspepsia, with all it's misc
ries, when 2j cent bottle Of Laxa-
dor viii cure the malady. When
the disorders Of babyhood attack
your baby use at once DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup and notice its rapid and
beneficial effect. Price 25 cents.
a wagon passed through Kansas
City, Tuesday, bearing the inscrip-
ton "Chintz-buggcd in Illinois :
Cyclonod in Nebraska White-Cap-
ped in Indiana Bald-Knobbed in
Missouri Prohibited in Kansas :
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