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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-31
Lucky nh Mining Company. Location Of
principal place u business Park
CITY, Utah.

NoriCE u nEBLBY GlvEN TiiAr At
~ meeting ul tue Hoard - iuatgca htli
on Inc 6th day 81 August, ~, At salt Lave
City, utAh, an assessment, No. ., oi two rehts
urr shnre va levied or the capital siurA OF
The corporation payable 20 iht - tetafy Wiil T.
iU thirty dayu from the above date, nl NO, ~
Msin street, salt lake city, Utah. Any f'nrs
upun which tlia uascs urnt femnils unlhli
Oh the giit day Of september, ltpi, will hu de-
unuueni aud adyeTuscd tor sale AZ public Aue.
tion, and unless payment d made before, WI
lie sold on the alst day OF october, lsll, n the
hour ct 10 O'Clock a. M, al the company
once, Kootn No. go Constitution huildiuT, san
lakeN tty. Utah, 10 pay delinquent fsscssmCnis,
together with costs " Advertising and expense
LrcEi hit MisiN0 CoNrAsr.
", j MUTTON, secretary,
Residence TO 3 End West stcci, salt Lake
rItF tfnh
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Tho Forth bridge was begun in 1881,
There We're then only two cantaleyer
bridges in existence, one Of them carry
ing the Cincinnati Southern railroad
across tho Kentucky river, and the other
spanning tho river Wharf.-The at Poson, in
Germany, Both Of these were built in
1876
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Among the articles made Of asbestos
are mittens TO guard the hands OF iire
men, nssayera roiiners and Others who
are exposed to burning AZ the mate
rial is not affected by heat, tho work.
man thus projected can grasp hot irons,
orucibles aud tho Like without discom'
fort.
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And In accordance with law and An order of
The Hoard % Directors, made on the nth day
OF Aprtl, 1891. 90 many Ahafos 81 each parcel
ihe once Of the Company 10 salt iaie Ciiy, on
friday the q N day % June, III, ~. y N, 20
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
the cost Of adyoftislus and expenses Of sale.
BLofdef " the board o. Directors,
y, q. HORN, Acting aeciy.
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y
~ bug In his ear" is figure very tx.
tensiycly used In common conversation.
But. reader, did yon ever have a bug In
your ear In fact II not. you have no
idea how II fcelA d. II. Tomliusou. who
experienced tho sensation. says he never
suffered such torture In his life. The
bug crnwled into his err while he was
lying In bed asleep. between II and ~
o'clock one night. II wab only com.
mon candlebug or 1y, but the degree Of
torture one OF them can inilict while in
the ear Is beyond tho scope Of the imagi.
nation. Mr.. TomluSon said that when
he awoko he dreamed that u railway
train had jumped tho track, struck him
IN tho ear and was blowing its way
through his head. The train kept going.
but IL teomed that II would never get
through.
Occasionally Il would stop and then
start again with renewed force. Then
again the train seemed TO be at a stand.
still, but tho wheels would be turning
with lightning rapidty. Tho train
would move OH gradually with n grating
noise, and would not stop till the whistle
blew for tho next station or II ran on tho
track or collldcd with another train,
which frequently occurred. Mr.. Tom.
linson stood tho torture til daylight,
whom he font for doctor, who succeeded
In fishing out tho bug, which In tho
meantime had died Mr.. Tomlinson
said that II tho bug had remained In bis
ear nn hour longer he would have been
raving maniac. Mexico (Mo.) lntelli'
lcuCOr.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
I'm the Probate Court In and Tor salt Lakl
County. Territory " Utah.


In the matter N the Estate " Miner g..
Atwood. deceased.
NvoTIog u HERfnY GivEN, THAT
~ william ~. Atwood, adminisfr ttnf ~ ne
ostnte ~ Miner a.. Atwood deceased, has
req drrud for settlement, aud hlcd IN faid court
ha nnAl account of he Admuia,rat on
Of said estate, aud petition for nnai dls.
irritation Of the rctidun OF said estate
among the persons entitled thereto, aud
that 1uefday, the 9Th day Of september, \. u.
i-1i, NJ 10 o'clock am, Al TIE court room 81
sali rourt, ln the County louft iiouac salt
t.ate City, rtah Territory. haa been duly OPP
pointed ~ The iufso " sali couft for The settle
y ctt 81 said arrount, nnh htAfins ,Aid peuinn
perrnn interested IN said estate may appear and
show cause, II any there Ne. nv sad account
should not be set ed aud approved, ana ina
distrihutlnn made ~ prayed ilU
Dated August ii, isil' .
Clerk of tho Probate Court.
flW a.. - STANTON. nruufN NINFN. div
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE n HEREHY GIVEN nv THE IN.
~ dcrsigncd, administrator % the estate Of
John iices decreased, 20 the creditors 0f, and
all persons having claims against tho faii
dercatcd. 10 exhibit them wilt The necessary
vouchers within ten months after the fret puh'
ieatiou ~ this notice, 70 tho said admtnistra.
trlx, NJ tic laW once Of Richards Mofle. No.
"a =. Main street. salt Lake Ciiy, 10 the county
Of salt Lake.
DATED August 2ith, isai.
rLlIAurTH A. RTEs,
Admnistfatrix Of the estate oi John Rec
ceased, dtaWl M.
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The most unhappy period Of marriage.
according TO French divorce statistics,
Is for the period extending from the iitth
TO the tonth year After that the figures
drop rapidly, Only 2s per cent. OF the
couples sock divorce between their tenth
and twentieth years OF union. Only one
pair in 100 seeks TO cut the knot after
the period over thirty and under forty
yearA
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Aveieran Provincetown (Mass.) fish
e'inan, who claims to know, says that
when maokorel are on the move the adj
vanced body is entirely composed OF TO
maze iiih, while tho rear column Is
formed Of the male,
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County, 1erfiiofy OF Utah.
In tho matter OF the EstAio Of james Maiden.
deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TINT
~ tisU sophie Madison, a4minialfntrih. ut
me estate Or Jane, Maiden deceased, has
rendered for settlement, and hlCd IN sNu
souFt. her mai account u her admin
istratiou ~ sid estate nnd pctiiinn for
nnhi dituibuuoH Of tho fcailuc o. SAID estate
amnnr the ptfsoaa cnuNo7 thereto, ana
1ursday, the !tth day ~ SCI tem.cr, \. ~ lsl
At " O'Clock q. m, at the Conri Room nf SAD
court, IN the County Court llUuae, SAT- La -
cay and county, Ntah Territory. boz bcrn duly
appointed hy tho Judge OF taid court, Tor me
settlement OF sai1 account hnd ho1rhs aall
petition Tor distrihlton, ny which umu AMI
place ANY person Interested In tald estate may
appear and show cause, " m there De, why
fild account should not be settled ana AZ.
proved and hnAl distribution made a, prayed
Tor.
dated August rs. 1891. 800,
CLERK Of the Probate Court
Ito a. . NTasuus HeuufV. utf
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DELINQUENT NortcR.

The neii,vue. Idaho Mining Company Loca.
uuu Of pflnclnal yiare uf h1klrsst, SAT-
late CITY. Itah. Location of Mirss and
worhs, hlnCrai Hill Mining Btifirt, STATE
Of Idaho,
NTo1iCE. ~ DEtisQuENr UP.
IN on The following described stock, on ars
r0nrt Of assessment 81 thirty Ql cents per
shafe. levied on tho llth day OF April, 1871, the
several az cunts Get opposite The names % tue
respective Shareholder, ne Follows
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III INV ~ v : WI "'''' - -
~ meeting ut the Hoard Of Directors OF tho
Hrlryut Idaho Mining Company bella the day.
The date Of payment Of tho above described dr.
! NJ cut ftocs was extended from The 9TH
DAY Of June, 1891, " the oth day Of July. isui,
At The same hour Hnd place
~ order Of the Board uf nrcciora,
D. a. nORN. Acting seo'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30
coRINTa. W. VA.
GYPsY
Special Core epondsncs " tho Arru..

Special Correspondence " the Argus.
Spring IS herc-the warm sun
shin and refreshing showers bids
the sleeping germ depart from is
long imprisoned cell to deck The
land in floral beauty
Wheat looks well md The mead.
ows are in Il fne ,ndr'iop
Gcorg Eisaer SAM zmp asa
g. l. Gross ma oth,rs fr,m as r
Recdsville are working hrry
Work is Iittlr slack a, present
but promises 60 liyeu up ia lex
days. Robert Anderson his iny
coke ovens ready to fire. and is
building fifty more. H. will dso
have twenty-five m,re Company
houses built.
Wilton q ties. who recently ,,nr
chased the derby" farm. h :
opened the seYen foot vein Of coil.
also FIVE feet OF fire clay. and will
start works soon. lie will proceed
at once to lay of town Oh the
north side Of the B. & o. r. X.
Now is the time to buy a lot and
build - house. Corinth will soon
be leading point OH the y. b O..
as it is II business place and good
location for a town.
Huttons is Furnishing little
place one-half mile from Corinth.
There is large planning mill being
bnilt there, which will proye = bcnc-
fit to the clrpentors. several new
houses are also being built.
Mr. Charles White. Of Huttons.
is building large stationary saw
mill ct Sunshine, three miles from
here. at the junction Of tho Big
Yock and Snowy Creek. two
streams ~ water alive with fish.
Near Sunshine. mid the tall
white pine and ggntic hcmlock
towering toward Heavens blue are
and which almost sbnts out every
grter.ne rvof .unlight thft would
feign 20 kiss che mountain sioncs,
Is located q pleasant pool Of purest
sulphur water 30 Fahr., which ig
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30
BRANpONYILLH.
Yours II
MAX MILLER

Correspondence OF the Argue
Mr., and Mrs. IL. G.. Frey oi
Summcrdeld, Pa. spent Sunday
in town, guests of Squire A. ID.
Hagans.
Mrs. D. +. Mckee will leave
soon for her former home to spend
some weeks.
David Harshbarger and wife are
some better ut this writing.
Capt. n. c. fisgans was very
sick on Saturday. He is some bet
ter now.
Cody. the Fayctto county, Pa,
desperate is reported to have Wis
tied our village last week. lie and
another fellow passed up through
town and from the hill at Schl ocks
old shop, proceeded to view the
landscape Ger" On their return
they were met and Cody was rec
ognized by lady Of this town.
Last Wednesday about $3.50 p. m.
we were favored with very hard
rain and heavy hail near town.
That night there wa terrific thun
der storm with very little rain.
X. b. Waddcl wis at Terra Alta
the same day and says there was a
mere sprinkle IN the afternoon and
scarcely any thunder at night.
Some of the good people of our
town frequently miss hay and gr lin
from their stables. We have not
sand who got it, OF course, but we
can hazard pretty straight guess.
Better be careful whore you get
your hay. 1t might be dyed" with
paris green.
AIT Gypsy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE
RRuCETON.

Special Correspondence OF tue Argus.
J. NJ. Chichester and DR.. Bryte
were ut Buckhannon last week.
George Falkcnstine. of Cranes.
vile, was in town lately.
Miss lisa Copeman is visiting
friends near Masontown.
Judge" Wilcs' house took fire
last week and we had considerable
excitement for few minutes. The
fire was promptly cxtinguished be.
tore much damage was done.
Mrs. J. NJ. Chichester is on the
sick list.
The Sabbath School will be or.
ganizcd at ? p. VI. next Sabbath.
Mr., Common aud daughter Carrie
arc slowly improving.
The l. o. G. It's will likely in
stitute their order at this place on
May 10Th instead of May Sth. Come
down with the Kingwood delegation
and see us tame the beast.
Yours truly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

almost Ice cold. and is frequented
by city boarders for the health in.
MIGRATING and tonic properties il
contains. Mr.. White is building a
boom across Snowy Creek at the
mouth FOR holding the legs to be
sawed. lie will probably cut "a mil.
lion feet Of lumber before he moves
his mill agun. c. l.. Gross will
fire the mill and IL. f. Field is the
sawyer
Bark peelin2 will commence in u
few days, which will make call for
twenty-five or thirty more hands.
We feel proud to SEQ our little
town building up so fast, and be.
lieve it will be city ere long.
A THIRD CeRINrnIAS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30
CRABORCHARn.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Mr.. John Williams and his niece
of Tunneltou visited Mr.. George
Williams last Sunday.
Miss Lila Feather who has been
having a severe attack of fever is
able to be out again.
Miss Walters delivered an able
and interesting sermon at Wesley
Church To many hearers on last
Sunday.
Miss Ada Shaw who has been Wis
itmg friends at Kingwood, has re-
turned home.
kumor says we are To have three
weddings in the near future; the
old bachelors of Craborchard say
no.
MIR. George Williams will move
to Davis soon.
Miss Williams will visit friends
at funaelton before going to Davis.
Miss Bessie Feather Is visiting
friends at GAINESVILLE.
We are sorry to noto the death Of
our friend and neighbor, Buuion
Bower who died of consumption at
kingwood. Mr.. Bower is II brother
OF Mrs. X. p. Jackson Of this place.
Thomas Bower of Pleasant Dale
aud Mrs. John Stone of Beach
Hill. Mr.. Bower leaves wife and
three children.
Mr. ID. o. Feather has purchas.
ed fine span OF m itch ponies.
Walter Forman visited friends at
Kelley Ridge on last Sunday.
Jake Harmed is no more in the
Feather business. lie will Liston
in the near future.
Give us w. Is. Freeland for
County Superintendent.
X. X. X.
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LOCUST GROVE.
'rre'pondence Of the ARsus

Correspondence Of the ARevs.
Miss Walters is holding pro-
tracted meeting ut Pleasant Valley
which is well attended.
Henry Spiker Sr., and son Will
have gpne 10 Pennsylvania to obtain
work.
John II. Deal will engage in
selling agrlcuItur j Implements this
Summer.
Lot Spnrgin was in our midst
LIST week
George 5piksr was down t
Friendsvillc iast week on busincs.,
tlso. Frnk Kelly
Ge,rg = Smiths sill rustic :
t'nS''t a's h'Hr 50 fhls pic3.
%n Il 3o,bb-,ax,t 10 d
r nnr,try ,Des rr,1 rsrr AIi i,
% Fri.y
John Q Kaly VS. over from
Onl'ato"n, PonH}ig nI5 Tor a
short time.
Isaic Guscmtl VS. at Henry
recently.
Leroy Guthrie is working for
VI trtln DeBcrry.
VI frtin D Berry aud wife wcr
visiting 1t D avid lIarshbargcr's on
Sunday. Mr.. Harshbdrge and
wife are sick with blood poison in
some form.
We are having fine weather now
which is utilized by the farmers in
sowing oats.
The prospect for fruit Of all kinds
is good.
3-24|9l. j. JAcKsoE
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New Goods
LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN
AND
BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE.
BLAKER's CASH STORE.

Our ingenius fellow townsman,
Mr.. ID. 8 Guthrie. is applying
for patent on printers rollers
We have examined his plan and be.
lieve it to be good one and hope
he will make some money ont Of it.
lie saws he has already received le'.
tors from roller manufacturers in
reg ri 10 it. The device is vary
simple and will make them wear
about half as long gain.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

We desire to call special atten-
ton to the advertisement of the
Rlngwood Summer Normal School
to begin June LIST and hast ten veeks.
Prof. Rufus Holden, the Principal,
comes highly recommended and
has had years Of oxrerieroe in the
school room. Miss Mile G. Clark
has taught here so long and is so
we'll known, that it is not necessary
for us TO speak Of her success in
teaching.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

We are informed that Rev. A. ID.
Rohrbough will start a paper at
Rowlesburg about the first Of May.
lie already has small press and
some type and material and is max
ing arrangements. The paper will
be semi monthly and devoted TO
general news. Mr.. Rohrbough is
All cd newspaper man and used to
edit tie Methodist Conference
Journal ut Buekhannon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30
Deaths Doinrs.

HARRY L., the infaut child of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reese, OF
Grafton. died Tuesday morning.
April %. 1891, of pneumonia. after
an illness OF four weeks. The re-
mains were brought to Kiugwood
yesterday. accompanied by the fami
ly and relatives. After short ser
vice in the Presbyterian church,
the little one was laid TO rcst i'm the
Cemetery here. Little Harry was
only eleveA months old and a very
pretty child. aud his death but
proves he old adage that bright
est flowers are plucked first" The
friends and relatives OF the family
here sympathise with the parents in
their bereavement.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

A party composed Of the follow
ing sportsmen are over IN the
Cranesville neighborhood fishing for
trout Dolpha Jackson. j. Will
Faweett. Ed Q. Aanown. Will
Thomas aud Homer Ravenscraft
They lefs yesterday and are expect.
ed back this evening. Parties
wanting fresh fish. will please leave
their order ut Fawcett's store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

AZ we anticipated n museum
manager has gotten hold Of the dfz.
~ story about the "Man SNAKE
and writes to negotiate. Mr..
Brand. the Poor House Keeper. has
received y letter from a New York
City Museum Manager who wants
the freak for his show. He en-
closes a clipping and wants terms
and particulars.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30
NOTICE.

| will be at Kingwood on my reg
ular Professional visit, Monday.
Nay nth, 1891, and remain Six
Days. At Newburg Monday. May
18th, 1901, and remain Six Days.
w. 8. SIMoxroS. Dentist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

Mira. Luther McMillen OF the
CampgrOund is very poorly and not
expected to live. Or. McMIllen of
this place is in constant attendance.
She has blood poison, resulting
from childbirth. KS she hasa baby
only few days old.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

When yon 60 to Terra Alta don't
fail to visi, the Furniture Empor-
rum of R5deheaver, the leading
dealer Of the county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

A new NJ. f. Church will be ded :
icated at Red Rock in Reno district.
Sunday May 10th by Rev. Sharps.
the Presiding Elder.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

Tomorrow night q week a new
lodge of Good remplars will be
instituted at Bruceton by Grand
Chief Templar J. X. Monroe and
a number of others from this place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

DR.. NJ. S Bryte and j. NJ.
Chichester of Bruceton, attended
the G. A. r. Encampmcnt in sess-
ion at Buckhannon last week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

Our young friend, Nr. G. It..
Thomas, has secured a position at
the Reform School. to teach the
boys the art Of tailoring and learn
them 70 make their own clothing.
lie gets = salary Of $50 per month
and board As the duties Of the
place are very light, this is good
position and We congratulate Clint.
Ladies Hats, Feathers. Flowers
&C. cali and see them At
JACKSON & POSTER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

The b. & o. will put the accom-
moda,ions back OH the road next
month when the new schedule goes
tito effect.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

We acknowledge a paying call
from Mr.. Elias W. WhetselI. the
the new re assessor on the East
side, who was in Kingwood last
Friday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30
Improve Your stock.

Pedigree Poland-China pigs Of
either sex or pairs not akin. az
good as the best and for One-third
less money than you pay Western
Breeders. Also eggs from standard
Breed. B. = Rock aud Pekin
Ducks. Sweet Pot,to pltnts after
May lth.
u ID CARROLL,
has9ntown, W. Va.
40 Il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

Mrs. A. w. Thorndell was at
Klngwood lust week attending the
funeral OF her brother who died in
that town of consumption Uest
Union Record.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

What everybody says must b. 30.
and that IS thtt W. r.. SnARps &
Co. Independence. have tbe largest
and best selected stock Of Clothing
in the county. Go see them. il viii
pay you. 4-9-lt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

Several of the boys have organized
. join stock company and will have
an elegant croquet ground in the
rear of tho Taylor building. w. S.
Taylor, the proprietor, his prepared
the ground very carefully.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

For Dress Goods, Trimmings
Ladies ard Gents Fine Shoes. go
to W. L. Snaps & Co. Their
Stock is immense and prices sur
prisingly low. At
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30

The farmers of Herring and vi
cinity know a good thing or two.
They are using lots of phosphate
this sprirg. Merchant Geo. A.
Herring hauled a car load from
this place last week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-30
News and Notes Here ana There.

~AVi BSheo"h, Is III Town TINS week.
Mavor Gus J. Shaffer left Mon
Sav fnr the East To purchase new
goods for the compauy store.
Mrs. VI. C. Hvdc aid habv re-
tsrned FROM visit to her parents
at Shinnston.
Cakes aud Canned Goods, kept
si hsni fresh at Browns.
The family Of J. Milton Allen
ere talking OF moving to Elkins in
tn, nesr future.
Miss Ella Beerbower Of st. Joe
is teaching subscription school at
Cranessillo.
8. F. Ringer has the contract
for e. W. Fawcett's new two story.
frame dwelling house.
Miss Lynne Waddell Of Bran
aonrille il visiting at Fairchance.
u, TINS week.
Farmers Shoes it will paw
you to call and sec them before YOU
bar. Cheap don't express the idea
JACKSON & PosTEN.
Attorney Geo. NJ Ralphsnyder
Of Fairmont, spent Sunday m KIND
wood.
Misses Florence Vickery and Min
ME NeG went to Oakland Saturday
to spend Sunday visiting friends.
Mason Watson was in Baltimore
last week buying new goods for his
atore at RoedsTillc.
Col. John W. Guseman and DR..
Gay Fairfax of Reedsville, were
here on business last Friday.
County Surveyor. A. F. McMillen
of Masontown, was in town last
Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. b. Freeland
were in Kingwood last Friday. We
acknowledge a call from M. Free
land.
G. G. Grill. representing Scott
Bros. Wholesale notion dealers Of
pittsbrrgh, spent Sunday in King
wood.
Mr.. and Mira. Will F.. Sharps and
baby Of Independence we're visiting
ut AlbrightsYillc from Saturday ill
Monday.
Isaiah Kirk, S. W. wotring, Da-
vid Martin aud the widow Hayes of
this place, also get a pension.
A Carload of Special Corn Grow
er just received ut
w. E. SHARrs & Co.
+. NJ. Mcthcney has resigned as
Postmaster at Hudson, this county
aud J. Aetheney has been appointed
ia stead.
Pensions have been granted since
our lest issue to Daniel Titchnell.
Thomas w. Hill. Henry c. WOt-
ring and George f. Hoffman.
DR.. MaRown has sold his Oak
land property TO Isaac Bolyard of
that place. 1t was lately occupied
By Mrs. 0en'l. Crook.
Maj. William II. McGrew of
Norgautown was here Monday at
tending the golden wedding of his
parents.
A few pieces Only left of those 6
cent Ginghami, they wont stay with
ps long.
JACKSON & POSTER.
Mrs. J.. II. Carroll and children
retained Sunday from ten days
visit ut Brandonyille. They were
accompanied home by Oakley Nc.
Kes.
We had a call from Geo. VI
CObun Of Masoptown who was in
KinEwood last Saturday
Orr csfpenters and masons are
very busy nov and will be all sum
mer with the number Of new build
iDgs going up.
Mrs. BERTHE Ralphsnyder OF
Georgetown, MonOngslia county
and Miss Olivis Fairfar Of Reeds.
vile we're visiting in Kiugwood
this week.
Ferd J. Mahon, representing