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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31
ONE WEEK IN THE WORLD
Epitome of the News From the -Four
Corners of the Earth.

Sweden's king is suffering from a very
severe attack of influenza.
Admiral Jorge Montt has been pro-
claimed president of Chill.
Wholesale arrests are being made Of
suspected nihilists in Russia.
The Island Club hotel at Anacortes
was burned Thursday. Loss, $4,000.
Colonel Will Vischer has become one
of Francis Murphy's blue ribbon converts.
Maher and Dempsey are to have u
s. airing match in New York January IA.
The steamship Abyssinia was burned in
mid Atlantic December IS. No lives
lost
The Grand Duke Sergius is charged
with conspiracy against his brother, the
car.
The Parnellites succeeded in electing
Redmond over Michael Davitt in Water
ford.
Richard Turk has been appointed
keeper Of the life-saving station at Ilwaco
beach.
Eleven persons were killed by rail-
road disaster on the New York Central
Friday.
Edward NJ. Field has been adjudged
insane. His father Cyrus W. Field is
slowly recoyerinu health
The next English society scandal will
be Lord Howard de Walden's petition
for divorce from Ills wife.
Thomas Mein and an Indian were
killed by blast in the Tresdwell mine,
in juneau, Alaska, Thursday.
Joe McAuliffe knocked out Patsy Car
diff, of Minneapolis, in a fifteen-round
contest at San Francisco on Sunday.
The damage done is Clallam county bv
the recent great storm is said to have
not been so serious as at first reported.
Ten persons were crushed to death in a
panic in Gateshead theatre. Some fool
yelled fire, causing a rush for the doors.
The wife of Prince Louis Clovis Bona
part is suing for a divorce on the grounds
of adultery. The details of the case are the
sensation in Paris.
w. Bert MacGregor, who for some
months past has been employed as re-
porter on papers in Los Angeles and San
Diego, committed suicide on Monday at
the former place.
w. ID. Laidlaw, the brokers' clerk
whom Russell cage pulled between him
self and dynamiter, Norcross, will bring
100000 suit for damages against the
multi-millionaire Laidlaw was badly in
jured and disfgured and is still i'll the
hospital.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31
Is Friday Unlucky ?

On Friday George Washington was
born.
On Friday Bunker Hill was seized and
fortified.
On Friday the surrender of Saratoga
was made.
On Friday the surrender OF CORVALLIS
at Yorkton occurred.
On Friday Christopher Columbus
sailed on his voyage of discovery.
On Friday ten weeks later he discovered
America.
On Friday st. Augustine the Oldest
town in the United States was founded.
Friday, long regarded as day Of i'll
omen, has been an eventful one in Ameri-
can history.
On Friday Henry VII, Of England,
gave Cabot his commission, which led to
the discovery of North America.
On Friday the motion was made in
congress that the United States were, and
of right ought to befree and independent
On Friday, the Mayfower, with the
Pilgrims, arrived at Provincetown; ant
on Friday they signed the august com
pact, the forerunner of the present con-
stitution.
unfinished rooms for rent, suitable
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31
Northwestern Land & improvement Co.
Capital 100000.
Aberdeen Public Schools.

The following is report of the schools
for the month ending December 20, 1891 !:
Enrolment, 267; average number be-
longing, 246; average daily attendance,
22S; per cent. OF attendance, 90.
Following are the Rolls of Honor for
the different departments:
HIGH SCHOOL,
May Becker Lucille Cochran
Nollie Finch Cassie Graham
Jessie Haynes Mabel Hyser
Rilla Rik r George Hightower
George Nye Otto Veser
Cliff Weatherwax.
Number cases OF hardness, II.
EVA ENNIS, Assistant.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Fred Ballew Everett Ballew
Erdie Brecht Anna Campbell
Ida Cameron Fife Clause
Gertie Clarke Albert Clarke
Anna knudsen Mary Mcneil
Percy McKinlay Willie 4 Smith
Marcia Smith Jennie Sauer
Willie Werner Peil Wiley.
Number cases of hardness, 8.
K. l.. REILLY, teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Howard Bundy John Ruffner
Arthur Smith Freddie Sauer
Ollie Smith Llewllyn McKinlay
Joseph Smith Maud Hubert
Mile Hubbard Claudio Kyser.
Number of cases OF hardness, 3.
LINNIE GAILLAC, teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Edwin Hammond Willie Bundy
Roy Emery Richard Peltier
Fred smith Victor Mulln
Mary Ballew Cartha Ballew
Florence Doty Bessie Hubert
Laura Johnson Libbie Johnson
| Pinkie Smith Nellie Sauer
Pernie Stout.
| Number of cases hardness, 7.
LIZZIE HIGnTowER, teaches>
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Fred Austin Cecil Bell
Robert Cochran A~thur Cross
Willie Crammatte Lawrence Guthrie
enry Phelps Everal stout
Charlie Keith Nettie Ballew
Mildred Doty Leila Emery
Vernie Zent Eva Zeni
Edith Keith Melvina Gray
Mary Sicowmat.
Number of cases of hardness. 16.
MARY l.. ARNOLD, teacher.
EAST ABERDEEN SCHOOL.
Leslie Blake Annette Hugo
Lena Hugo Lena Snidow
Fred Eaton George Hyder
Willie McMamemy Fred McMamemy
Vernie MCMamemy Watson West.
Number cases of hardness, 20.
JENNIE M. JOHNSTON, teacher.
Stormy weather was the cause OF oul
diminished roll OF honor.
JAMES G. BRYANT, Supt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

George Woodruff, dwelling on
Second street ....... ...... $50
James w Robinson, dwelling on
Second street. :. 1900
Robt Turner, dwelling ...... 900
N q Turner, dwelling. ... $50
Beardsley Bros, dwelling on Fl
street. ........ ........ $50
J II Barker, two dwellings,. $50. 1900
Mrs. ] Evans, dwelling ... 1000
l W Mason, dwelling -. 49,. 1900
A j Anderson, dwelling ......... 75O
Episcopal parsonage -. ........ 800
J w Anderson, dwelling. ...... 800
N w Bush, addition to dwelling. 300
+ r Wall, addition to HERALD
building and dwelling. 800
Archie Barker, barber shop. 40. $50
G. E. Wenger, cottage. . 500
j W Maxwell, cottage. .... $50
Miss Ida A Jackson, cottage 80. $40
Grand total ......... $34O, $50
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

Senator Hansbrough to day introduced
a bill in the senate authorizing the post
master-general to extend, when practical
BILE, the free delivery system to rural or
farming districts.
The figures in the Office OF the state
auditor show the disbursement of state
funds since January l, 1891, to have been
81 1881 ,5s2, distributed from the following
funds: Interest, $40, 150; military, $32-
$40. "a; tide lands, $26, 434.96; library,
$40, 4O4; revolving funds, $l1, 257.54 ;
university, $12,S72.69; general fund,
$685., 945. 95; school fund, $147, 1881, the
latter including loans Of 1898, 96O.S5. The
receipts from all sources were $1,051,-
231.60.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

unfinished rooms for rent, suitable
J for family. Apply at this office. tt
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31
so DOLLARS.
Amount Spent on Build
Id improvements During
The Year 1891.

lowing list OF buildings
public and other i'm
made in Aberdeen dur
together with the names OF
and tho cost, is as nearly &C.
! could pos. IDLY make it for
berdeen, water works
!. 1855, 900
yelling houses, store,
and street improve
'.... 49,. $4,000
ey, business block OH
Ell. investment of. 1000
hospital ........ -. $4,000
auiman, brick business
...... lA,VUU
Aberdeen bar building 1920
house -. 5000
deen Co., waterworks,
ETC.; other improve
south Aberdeen. 80. 10000
Tew, steamer City Of
10000
art, business block -. $500
Green, woodworking
:. 5000
Finch, Company "K"
go. 5000
an Mcdonald go. 5000
Bros, three dwellings
et $500
} Yelling e.. ......... 1900
In, business building on
..... l,UUO
ley, four cottages and
hprovements-P rtland
=. ). -. 800
four 2-story dwellings
arket and d streets. 3,4OO
/, two 2-story dwellings
a, ket and L streets. ;. 1890
3-story hotel building,
Bet. -. :. 1900
Swinging bridge across
river, foot OF Heron
$3.50
k, two 2-story business
i street, ~. ..... 1900
k, blacksmith shop. 200
ehler, business block,
treet, 50x80 feet, 2-story 400
swing bridge across
river in North Aber-
-. $3.50
gall. theater building on
!. III. $500
street improvements in
Deruc6n 0,lUU
afferty, dwelling, North
IN. ;. ~. 1900
hrson, dwelling, North
b.. -. 1900
BON, dwelling ........ 1900
dwelling, on B street,
Market and First. 80. 1000
ith, dwelling, corner II
RI streets. -. !. J. $500
,therwax Lumber Co.,
hments to mill 1900
eatherwax, two 2-story
rs in France addition. :. $500
herwax, three dwellings
herwax & Benn's add. 300
herwax, one dwelling in
) add -. 1000
therwax, pile-driver. :. 1900
herwax and T. France,
SlillS ........... A,UUU
|ker, dwelling in High
bme add "a. :. LOO
store building, North
Ell oUU
ders, two dwellings OIL
street. -. 1900
rkins, dwelling ...... 900
IN, addition to store on
IN street. ............ 9UU
NTH, dwelling, Fourth
between q and Fl $50. 1000
cock, two 2-story dwell
b First street. -. 1000
ps, double dwelling. 3Sx4O
btory 1870
etore puildingon H street 1,3 O
Ehrake, 2-story yelling 1910
th, business building on
$50
lam, dwelling, north end
". ~, v
2-story dwelling ..... 7C0
ornald, 2-story dwelling
rth street. :. 800
81, office building on Heron
OUU
eatherwax, 2-story dwell
600
hson, cottage. -. 700
tr, dwelling ....... 600
by, dwelling 40O
pugall, addition to hotel
big on F street. so. 700
lew, 2-story dwelling on
eU... oUU
Ayette, dwelling on Market
fcO
Keith, addition to store
big on Heron street. 80. 500
tsch, addition to restaur-
H.. -. 200
&yhew, dwelling in North
|ccH. OuO
Taylor, dwelling in North
een. 800
liner, jr., cottage. ... 5OO
&ris0n dwallinU 400
Pmith, Improvements to
ess building. ........... 250
3ith, dwelling, south end
Ee avenue 800
Bros, improvements about
r.. 5000
Lundgreen, dwelling on
Id street. 20C
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

lowing list OF buildings
public and other i'm
made in Aberdeen dur
together with the names OF
land tho cost, is as nearly ac-
i could poss IDLY make it for
k,erdeen, water works
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-31

To all wishing to build good Homes, Mills and Manuf
any industry that furnishes payroll You invited
and get prices and terms.
We non-esdens oursev
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE
ALBRrsHrsyrLLE.
Correspondents of,he Arsrs.

correspondence ofthe Arevs.
Mud. mud. mud. Our uame is
mud"
The Evangelical Quarterly meet
ing was held in the Baptist church
here Saturday and Sunday. The
Rev. T. Baugh, Presiding Elder
OF the Somerset District conducted
the services and preached IN his
usual able manner. lie is q fine
scho lar both IN English and Ger
man.
John Snyder, Oldest son OF Albert
Snyder, returned last week from
Pennsylvania. He has been away
nearly two years and was working
in steel wire factory at Rankins
Station. His health is bad and
he is not able to work now.
Orval A. Becrbower came home
from Rowlcsburg Friday evening
and returned to his school Sltur.
day.
Mr. and Mrs n J. Gibson OF
RoWleshucg were visiting here last
week II D. \ Bishops Sir Glib.
son returned hone sunday bnt his
vile remained to visit friends.
Squire A. G Mason has hsd hi.
residence newly painted which aida
much to it's appearances. The man
who did the painting. painted
James G. Blaine's house in Wash.
ington City. lastfll. so the Squire
ID not far behind Mr.. Blaine.
There was a social hop in 81,
Joe Saturday night, at The residence
of Will Sypolt's
Bonnie Cressaler captured n larg,
and beautiful wild goose in the
mlll.pond at st. Joe last week.
Last week there was some ht-le
petty rilfering done about here.
This thing will be carried on a little
too far yet and apologies will not
satisfy justice and the perpetrators
will have to pay the penalty.
o. G. Crane had spelling bee
at the Deep Hollow School last
week. Mr.. Crane is teaching a
good school and the patrons are
well pleased.
The main question now is, whore
is our County Superintendent ?
We expect him on: after the 2nd
of February.
Sunday evening about o'clock
one OF Thomas Birch's little bows
about ten years of age while at
tempting to cross Roaring Greek
about n mile above Jesse Johnsons
fell in and WAS drowned. The
body was found Monday morning
and buried Tuesday in the grave
yard here.
RAMBLER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

Last Monday, Mrs. William En-
gle and her daughter, Mrs. Cramer
and baby. Who live near Tanuery,
were on their way to visit Elliott
Cranes. Mrs. Crane is q daughter
Of Mrs. Engle. They we're driving
q horse that was considered very
quiet and safe, but while going down
very steep and rocky place it began
to kick and ran away. Mrs. Graz
mer was thoughtful enough to
throw her baby out on bank, and
fortunately it was not hurt. The
buggy was broken into fine bits aad
not enough Of it LETT 60 start an
other one with. Tho two ladies
were thrown out and both seriously
hurt. Mrs. Englc was badly bruised
and one or two ribs crushed. Her
face became black and swollen i'm.
mcdiately after the accident. Mrs.
Cramer received many bruises on
body and face aud had one bone
broken in her arm. The party who
went back to see If the baby was
killed, found the child crawling in
the direction of the runaway. It's
clothes muddy and tori, but mo-,
hurt. DIR. W. = Martin. Of King
wood. was summoned and rendered
professional services. and the ladies
are doing as we'll as could be OK
pected under the circumstances.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

Edmond Messenger has sold his
propeit y below the depot to Israel
Shaifer for tl20o. This is u great
bargain for Mr.. Shdffsr who Sc
cures ino properly very low and
will move into April lst and either
sell or rent his farm ont in tho
country. Mr.. Messenger will build
ag lin in the spring. Just below de-
pot. Considerable improvement is
contemplated in that end of town
this coming season. MIR. Bucka-
lew will build residence near the
trestlc and it is said that Mayor
GusJ. Shaffer will erect flnc house
near tho Company store. just across
the street and other buildings are
talked of in the vicinity buS nothing
definite yet.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05
Feb. 2, 1891.
CARMEL.
corre.pOnaenee Of ,he Arsu..

Correspondence Of the Argus.
After 36 days Of unin .erruptcd
shedding and slcighing. we noticed
this morning some of our neighbors
preparing for spring blowing.
The winter thus far has been
rather pleasant. Snow in abun.
dance and tho coolest day, the
thermometer registered 60 above
zero.
Stock is wintering nicely maxim
away with the surplus aim ,st MS
fast ss Congress has the past year.
Money matters are close and tax.
alton high, 50 that the frmer's
nose is kept to the grind-stonc all
the time. Wo are even taxed on
our Indebtedness. This is wrong
and should be speedily rcmcdied by
our Inv makers.
The Fssmers of,Ais vicinity have
been unusually busy drawing time
roeS and coal FOR ths peat mouth.
The splendid rosds fbvoring The
9perstiou Lining tells every
time.
There arc somo buaohcs of three
wear old cattle Tor sale in this vi
ciniiy.
The house of Daniel Soil who
ives at Sell postoilicc four miles
he other eide of Aurora bnrnoJ To
he ground one day last weak. 1t
was caused by defective iluc.
The household goods were nearly
III saved.
Cleveland is oar choice for Pres
idcnt in 1892.
Wishing the Argus abanl Mt
success, we are yours,
OcCAsIoSAL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05
Killed ON The Rail.

Another unfortunate young man
met death on the rail last Wsdnes-
day, Jan. 80. George Rush who
lived at Evansville, was down at
Grafton with several other young
men and started home The crowd
had been drinking and boarded a
freight train coming east. to ride
to Newburg. Between Thornton
and Independence, they undertook
to climb over the tops of the cars
and get back to the clboose ut the
rear of the train and young Rush
in some way lost his balance and
fell from the train receiving inju-
rics from which lie died next day.
The burial took place ut Evansville
on Friday. The deceased was
about FL years of age and worked
in Bowmans WOODEN factory.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

1t is sw' ct 10 live, but oh! how
oitter--to be troubled with cough
day aud night. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, however, is 1 sure remedy.
25 cents.
81 caunot sing tonight! Ny
throat is sore" ''Of co ,rse you
havn't tried salvation Oil?" .'No"
Then get it. aud yon will sing like
he birds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

= - #adleH uia,a P.drs ~
- on hpsi'pt@ tarl
n Il So ade agtri.
= ehsrIeroi last ~eeI
pr d II pana4a So
Der ip@sionts ae&f ossnie ns
Harry reess ana vie oerq vs.;
ing friends G.sde frns ed4q
lsst week
The itcstye have h. r3 Hh4
E. Bird has rcotd Sir
Kemp b'aos Dath t',so
Mills ~ bny nr boe, nf8
Whether he wiiimpg 81 fia, >.
not.
Aiss = j Ii.tm Gil
FORM = fnprf
beginaing 81 hfri mmi
onlg o. sG f,r n. g,odb5.u.
ing ctn be procurl for rcason 9
price b " an as l. ST.. gigc
pccial 1T. ntiou g. the gre ara -
Of young teachers fr extmin ton
we think she ought to get god
sized school, she IL certainly we'll
informed and thorough arA her
school disc PIN F. rgos bill
We have never nd our sclrpnl b.,s,r
controlled she is loved Us III ~
pupils. Young teachers will b
benefited as much by term to
her as to most higher priced sum.
mer normal schools, and We think
they would be pleased with our
quiet little village too.
just a. We wer3 sealing this VIC
heard Of the death Of Tella wife Of
VIM. NJ. Collier Of Clifton Mills,
she died sometime yesterday even
ing Of lung fever and la Crime
She leaves a flmily Of smtll child
ron motherless. Ms. Collier was
formerly Miss Boyer and lived
for many years ~ this place With
her mother in the house now ocou-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

We are informed that John
Sharp's honse at Newburg, burned
to the ground Monday night about
2o'clock and most OF the property
in it. He had lately purchased the
house of j. r. Smoot.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

RINGER-IIoEEER-At the resi-
dence Of Henry Homer, on Thurs
day. January goth. 1891. Samuel n.
Ringer and Dora Homer we're made
man and wife by Rev. r. ". Cain.
GoFF-WILEs-On Thursday,
January %, 1891, Thomas II. COT
and Cora s wiles were united in
marriage by Rev. A. A. Nichols vt
his house.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05
Order OF Publication.
VIRGINIA. So.

WEST vIRGiSIA, S.:
Al Rules he'd IN the Clerks Office OF tho CIR
cuii Court NJ Preston County, tho irst
M-nday uf January 1901
IN Ihancery
fsRac J. whctsell % al
Tho object OF this suit Is Go subject tho intsr.
est OF isaac J. Nhetseu IN the lands In the b''i
aud rrOrcctirgs rcni auoi as on her OF tho
ln,o Michael Whctsoll, 60 tho payment ~ tho
claims ~ tha nleintin Ia said bin and procsed-
inga mentioned.
Aud u apuearna that the defendant, kl.E-
idents of thIs stale on lnotinn ~ The rlr.ntirr.
u Is ordered that the sud defendants do eprcsr
here within one month after the dulc OF The Or
publication hereof, aud do what II necessary
10 protect the r Interests, and that this ordor
be published IN 'r'us weSr viRotsik Aksss, =
newspaper prhlished In this county
A copy Teet.
j. w. WATSON. CLERK.
p. j. cRoGAN, Counsel FOR rlalntin.
t.Satst61
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

Report Of Tunnelton School for
the second mouth ended Jan. 20.
No. enrolled, Is; Averlge daily 1t
tendance. SO; Pr cent of daily -.
tendance, 80; Names Of pupils oe,.
thcr absent nor iardy Hugh Bon
afeld, Herbert Gibson. Clay Glib.
son, Frank Sterling. Willie LavelIe
Clay Ruckle. Lizzie Cox, Ethelind
Bonafe'd, Iaud Shront. Edna
Huffman, Nettie Huffman and
Anna Cox.
/. r. MATTfSGLY. Prin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

Report OF the Turner school No.
III OF kingwood Dist. for the month
ending Jan. 80, 1891. Number of
pupils enrolled IS: average daily
attendance 20; per cent Of daily ut.
tendance 81; number of visits by
trustees 3. The following named
pupils were neither absent nor tar
dy: Dora and Laura White, Cecilia
Alice. Catharine, Lizzie. Joseph
and Lawrence Barlow and Ellie and
Rebecca Fortney.
The following missed one day:
Lizzie White, Florence Fortnev.
Frank Fields, Gussie lehman, Jas.
Barlow. Frank Fortney and Essie
and Lettie Lennon.
The following merited one IN de-
pertinent: Clark s., Ellie aud Flor
cnce Fortney, Dora, Aura, Lurs
and Lizzie White. Cassie aud John
nv iieiman, Fora IIartzcll aud CscI
liza, Catherine and Lizzie Barlow
The following merited three
LAZY Gross. Frank aud Thos Tnr.
ner, Frank Fields. ifr,es Forinrv
and James Barlow
Pupils no. aimed u,ci4tcd ao.
j. ii $ hAHLow. Toaelior.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

Mrs. Bower of Tunnelton will
move her household effects to King
rood next Monday. but will not go
to housekeeping till April lst. Mrs.
Bower and son Grant expect TO take
a trip to Iowa and pay a months
visit to relatives in the west.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

Good manners are made up OF
petty sacrifices. Why not the sac
rifice 25 cents and buy box of Old
SauPs Catarrl Cure when suffering
from nasal cstarrh.
Mothers will grow weary and sigh
over the baby's troubles wien DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup would relieve
the child at once.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

1t is said that Henry Clay Hyde
has purchased of Major Orr, the
handsome residence now occupied
by A. Il. Manear, corner OF High
and Tunnelton street. Price paid
not known. MIR. Manear will move
into his new property.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

Ben Sincell, Editor Of the Oak
land Republican spent Sunday very
pleasantly in Kingwood. Ben
knows good thing when he sees 1t
and he knows that the Kingwooi
girl is little ahead Of her contcm-
poraries.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

There was sale out Mt Mrs.
William Shaifcrs, who lives about
three miles the other side OF TIM
Melton. last Monday. The house
hold effects and some stock were
disposed of, "Uncle Tommy"
Hawker of funnelton was the auc-
tionecr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

Messrs. p. j. Crogan ead Will
Fawcett left yesterday morning for
Moundsville and Wheeling. Mr..
Crogan to attend the meeting of the
Directors OF the Pcnit cntiary and
Mr.. Fawcett on mercantile bust
ness.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

W. q. Brown and mother Mrs.
Margaret Brown and little Jessie
Brown left Monday for the Sunny
South" to spend the rest Of the
winter. They go to Louisville first
and visit friends there and from
there on to Grassemcre, Florida, the
home of Col. Andrew Mcdonald.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

Warder Kerns is down from
Reedsvillc to day and reports con
siderable sickness in that vicinity.
He has been sick for some time him
self, and his family are now sick
with the la grippe, which seems to
be raging in some parts Of the conn
ty again. Mr.. Jennings, the mail
carrier, is very bad with it, and Col.
John ". Guseman has il. also
Nicholas Gross and his wife. Mr..
Gross also mas the inflnmmatory
rheumatism very bad.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

But one marriage license issued
this week, that of James A. Shrout
30 and Melinda G.. Eraham-35.
James A. Shrout is the real name
of Polk StOnebrakcr. who was raised
by Valentine (Felty) Stonebraker.
who called him "Polk,' aid so he
has always went by the name Of his
foster father.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05

Never judge a man by appear
ances. A shabby old coat NAV
contain an editor, while the man
wearing the high plug hat aud sup.
porting a dude cane may be dclin.
quent subscriber. -Ex.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-05
TO Cts

High Mixed Corn 20 Cents
Choice White Is
Corn and Oats Chop $40 cwt.
At ID. Graham & sons Mill. q
miles from Kingwood. on r. x.
& f. r. r. Also st Flynn &
Reppert's, Kingwood. list