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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05
A Tempernnee Alliance.

A meeting Of representatives Of various
bodies of Rechabites. Good Templars and Sons
Of Jonsdab Was held at Ciabaush Hall, on li,h
street, yesterday afternoon for the purpose of
forming an organization to manage q crusade
against the liquor traffic. Nh. Cox Of indie
pendent Lodge OF Good Templars presided. 1t
VAS decided 20 call upon each temperance or
ganizstion in the city to send one representa-
tive next sunday at o'clock to act rs q men,
nor of the board Of managers. At that time q
permanent organization will be effected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

Alta recent meeting Of tie board Of governors
81 the Amateur Athletic Union the base ball
.ommi,tes awarded the championship to the
Ses Jersey Athle.i, Club despite the protests
n shs De.roits
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"a ANTED = BIZ SINGLE GENTLEMAN. ROOM
and board in private family; state prices Address
s., 123 i4tn ST. NV. IT.
SVANTED-BY A COLORED MAN ALARGE UN-
w furnished room with heat and northwest pre-.
ierred Address A. StsI office. IT.
WANTLD = Room AMI BOARD By YOUNG
w geneInsn IL. western northern family; loca-
Star ofi:-e it,
WANTLD-BY sEAMsTREss. GOING OUT BY
w the day small front ROOM unfurnshed, for Octo-
Der l5 between llth and ..Utn aid q and sts H. w.
Address. stain prlce, STATISTICS, star Off It,
Al ANIED-A BRIGHT ROOM; WITH or VII H.
w cut board furnlshe or uLfurnished with re-
fined surroundings Please address INQUIRY Star
office. ocJ-1ts
IVAN ED-TwO BED AND ONE HALL ROOM.
w unfinished, for self, vie. three children aud
nurse; without board. Address Box 40. tar office.
WANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, TWO COM
w lnunicating with board. Capitol Hill pre-
ferred; Address. with particulars, r., Star ONCE.
oc:b:3t'
WANTED-sMALL UNFINISHED FLAT OR
w suite Of rooms on I'd oor for light housekeeping
for family Of two cenvenicnt TO car lines Address r.
H.. star Office oc3-t'
XyANTED-FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN FOR
w 18th of October, 2unturnisled rooms quiet
house; central location, no children IN the house
references exchanged. Address c. X. W. Star office.
oc:l-.st'
WANTED TWO ROOMS, ADJOINING EACH
w other. first hoor front. suitable for physicians
Office ST. N. W. preierred hear Of the PM
cipa theaters. Address Il II. n. Star offce. ocl-6t
Az ANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
rooms n all psrs Of cty Patron, TezstsTsd Iss'
office. ocI-6t'
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PERSONAL

TiyII SERVICE EXAMINATION QUEsTIONs
~ and Answer. send 10 cents to
5. W. FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute.
se21-lm' south west cor. tth and X sits. n. ".
M; HAVE LARGE DEMAND fVk gently
w hrst-ciass sscond-hand clothiny. veyy liberal
bis y q. NV. ty1S
a UTH0RlzID PRIyATE DETKcTivE AGENCY.
"A Williams Co. onMunications promptly ~
tended 70 aud str1eS3y eonuasutial Ono open al
Sour.: WI Mllt1AAs. AsaaGsE. E;V s. Az
yp3m'
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k.'oR gEST-
L 1870 IN st n W.. store /; 6 rooms mod. inns.

li@O s;h st. n W.. store; 6 rooms mod. inps
It: .,larhet 90
lsif .th IL. IA. W, store rooms mod iinIs
Stable 30 30
-. .N rooms al mod inips......... 10 M
81 "a sth W. rooms all inod. iEIs....... 80. 30
3i3 y a ave. L. v" 10 rUoIus; ali mod inis. 30 10
o-sD Iva 81 a. W. . roois water. 80 ~
:5hoy IN 81 ". rooms store water. ~ 90
.5Is I'm 81 Ia W.. rooms all moi inps.. ~ 90
.'h -. a. W. > roolns. store MateT...... 81 %
- Loil@A ave. rOOils al mod. imps....... II. 30
~ tsl 81 Sc. rooms store; 1900
%, -. n W - ruons store; w.Ier 10 90
it-a NSt1A cd 81. rooms, watcr............ 1000
~, an 81 NV rooms. store water. Is 90
~ "a W. rCoins water...-............. 1870
81" ON 81. IA W.. roOliisi w4ter............. 400
oc33t ie - s III ~ w,
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WANTED-HEIP.


WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COAT HAND; ALSO
w an apprentice boy who has Some knowledyo Of the
business Apply at 3l5 Pa. ave. NV. oc.-s3t-
WANTED AGENTS AND cANvASSERs FOR
W an endowment order; big pay to reliable parties
Steady position guaranteed to coupetent mem call
Snce n X. W. PATTERSON. President, American
MutualAid socisty. I'll 18th ST NV. se26-;hn
WANTED wOMEN LIVING ON THE LINE
Nv oifhe Q; r.. r can get steady employment
Se year around at best wages. pad weekly, ~ our
Stean SHIRT Factory. Laurel, hid, ~ mi from
Washington; - miles from Baltimore; sood tain
commoustons; refined work, magnificent work
rooms wanted-eXpsrienccd operators and few
learners paid while ieara.ny. Apply immediately
ana explicitly by letter. l.. KOSESFELD CO..
se...S..w Factory =. Laurel. Md.
WANTED-AGENTs-s AfpOINTMENT ON
w 30 days time guarantee $50 profit IN weeks
no pay free samples for stamp. d. SHOOP CO..
Racine. Wis sel4-3Ot
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WANTED--BOARD.

M ANrKD-ROOM AND BOARD N 4 RETINRD
c1cs. city. stating Via have n tn1egvow esq
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A REFINED PARTISAN LADY WOULD TAKE A
IA few selecl poardsrs: French spoken table; in
structun II desired superior Recommendations high
references given and required. Address CON-
VEkSATiON, Star once. oc.j-jts
IN .sSl-CI.ASs TABLE BOARD; ALSO SUITE OF
Il three front pariors. with without furniture.
ABA Mass. ave. NV. oc2-:N.
sllN7 1T. NV. HANDSOME ROOMS 40
~ rent. largs and small. furnished and unfur-
uished, from IS up furniture mod hnls. ursf-
class board in the house location very csutral alm
= HE wEBsTEk. 5l3 18TH 81. NV; RATES 81
J. per Gay; week, 80; headquarfen Tor sightseers
nrst-clsss home place. runs Stages daily " III points
Of interest. nylT
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

Wv ~
EOR RENT-ELATS. SECOND AND THIRD
L floors, luis X st. NV rooms bath mod.
imps range. &c large rooms. with closets. set5t'
I.'UR KEN In WEST END FLATS, .6lO N ST,
4 near sigma. once nd ten minutes from Ire sury
Department. i've rooms; bath range; al modern i'm
Irovelnen, rent so.
Also three bath pantry with sink and water:
rent $40: each has separate coal vault and ras
meter. se2.S2ws
ltOR kENT.fUkNlSHi u. TO ADULTS. A VERY
L desirable nat OF six rooms; east, south and
exposure; price SO Reference go !th H. W. sI7-lSts
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WANTED-r-HOUSES.


IVANTED-DIRECTLY FROM OWNER, AN s.
w brick house Capitol Hill within squares
from Capitol; price net to exceed 5000. FOL
TONER Address c. BOYER iii 1tb 81 oc5-3t
XlyANTED-TO BUY HOUSE IN SOUTH WASH.
w ington containing 8 or roains, would prefer
price. &c Address c. NJ Star Office. oc3-3ts
WANTED-QUICK SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
w What have you: W. b WATSON CO..
oc3-N go q vt. NV.
VNAN1ED--Ow HAVING HOUSES TO SELL
w should have them inserted in new bulletin,
which will be placed in the hands OF thousands Ut
buyers; charges: send Particulars.
oc:3-2t DAVID b. STONE, sos st. NV.
NNANTED-TO RENT HOUSE NEST OF 10TH
w and north ST., at &3u to $40 Der month; psriua
nent tenant best refer Address Box 81. Star
office. oc3-3t
WANTED FAMILY OF ADULTs-TO
w rent, u house Of not less than 10 rooms; mod
inps. betwe 9TH, 18th, q and sts. rent net 70
exceed $50. Address aU7 New Jersey ave NV. O3-3s
WANTED-A NEATLY AND FULLY FUR
w nished six seyen-room house in good neighbor-
hood. Address s.. I4.i 9TH st. NV. oc3-2t'
WANTED-I HAVE INQUIRIES EVERY DAY
w for houses rent less than coo Per month: give
me your PROPERTY TO rent. WALTER A. BROWN,
li23 Pennsylvania ave. oc:i-3t
WANTED = TO BUY SMALL HOUSE WITH
w =, good lot; about $1,000 Address H. II. HEMP
WANTEp-ro BUY HOUSE OF SIX OR SEVEN
w rooms, bet. 9TH and 10th and N. Y. ave. and
psf. n W. J. HEkTFoRD. l4l9 Get oe2-3t
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FOR RENT-.HOUSES.

ok kLNI--sis AND asi 20 81, ,. ". NO
Il very neai tvc-siory and cellar hrict dvelinsn
80 sna q, mol in.gs ny gs'n,ea spd
81 n rnsN.n
EoR RENI-as Nav JTRsEl Avn. :. q. N
Il ROOMS aud hath all han..o1,ag FURNISHED. viii
18th Il NV. r-s=Ata
l'ok RkNI-isas . ST. NV BRowN-sr,iNE
II front, ~ rooms handsomely paF~rrd. .l-strle
hghtlns, fuTnAse. &c. Inquire of o~nar Mn. n. =.
HUM. lSsl d st.n.w. ~sim
NOR EINI-sis Ilrh ST M n ROOMS;
Il saitaee Tor small hotei m1nufasf arms pur,,1ss
OF for oface rOOnIs. l. n. SAUNDERS A DO.
ocs-d i2isSst. nv.
Sh kEsfG - Rs =, tr ware 40,
N = S1tsoa, ssss.s.. eco cor 'sth aad IT'S. s<.
n i.;....;...,.. 40. 90 lulo Esi 81 br. ijE
isli assn ST IT, ~ NJ Esd 80 sstG and sl.. m
.tAi = ST. or ~. N tso.Si aud store -. 49,. "a
$3.50 trus sNs. tr ih ma n los sd ~ 10, =. -
.si.4 lrDs hf. AL Il. a. sr NJ
lUi ) "A ~. liz. IA 4. ri lNlk .sEh - III az IL al
sftse -. Ia n and fCvuuty RAD, Tails
stable. lVr -..-..-......tl Chur, Is 90
;eae, -. l1. ~. So. .i lao D. - br .tor. iAUo
.ISts Prospect ave. br, sth and rfs, r. brs. =
W. an iSis L. -, ~ I.er
a. u. flCkllNts
oc2-tr 1894 ia -; n u. Mess Washington.
tHok kLN-r-IV lNIsHKD-T A rEiyATt fAN-
hy. !. - VI. ave. s-is-lras
loR EkNT-IN THE NLIUHRORHooD or CON
nesttcut ave, ana a. 81. s ls,n<es lOsnd n
S,h..sW and stS Ter uluIth A. IA skMMEs. Room "a
bulls-ts IA haille. ~ 18th se.,-i Ina
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WANTED-owNERs OF LOTS WISHING TO
w soil shou d have them inserted In my new bulle-
tin. which will bs placed before Thousands Of buyers
oc3-2 DAVID b. STONE. 500 ct. NV.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE A FEW ACRES OF
w land within Q nljle Of silver spring station.
WANTED-I WANT 40 PURCHASE SMALL
w lot ON Capitol Hnly must b. cheap; state exact
LOCATION. with price and terms. Addrsas LOT, star
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FOR RENTAHOUSFS.

No. NEW YORK AVE. NV.
A new double nne-room brick dwelling, handsomely
nnished and VITA exceptionally fine Plumbing
electrlc lass the door; on inmates ride
from unied states Treasury Department. nc.ghbor-
hood good. kent only $50 I.er month.
THOS. }. FISHER CO..
oc.,-bt l.S24 n. W..
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M ANIED - WILLIAM C. IkIssEI,L. fIANU
w tuner, 6..,3 9TH st. W.
first-ciass tuning loves. rates. Orders ly mail
prolnItly attended to. jy.,S-3m
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WANTED-IlPkWRIIIN ING AND COPYING OF
w all kinds; reduplicating and shorthand d!ctaton
aspeclalty; Eood ha.hines, good Operators insure
n W
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FOR. RENT--HALIS.

no LEAsE-FO.s FivL- AEAEs. A GOOD Bus.
i ness prop. rty suitable Tor any kind of business
also one small dweiiing; rent cheap. Apply 1.
DUFF Y. 12:,o 9TH ct. NV. oc:} b.
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,Eo. b. EMERSON. HEALING. PROPHETIC AND
~ bus4ness medium; circles Thursday evenlIlE1. 81
ESQ O'Clock, n his pariors. 1904 Al a. NV o9o
hours. 20 ~ an, oep.m- ocSS
SPECIAI.IsT-CANCERs REMOVED WITHOUT
~ the knifei virulenf effects tine blood caused u
osncerous tumos treated Havns successfully te.ts4
LlLLEi. 35S II st. sw. se2o-lns
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WANIED-GENIL EMEN TO CALL AND EX-
w amino the most stylish suiGgs vestinys, trous-
ernRs anu overcoa nrs Closest prices suits order
$lS UP; trousers. 50 w. J. ID. BURNS u CO., Uli
NV IN
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE
ROCKVILLE.

Correspondence Of the ARsrs.
"Grsat Scott, amt it hot -
The cherry crop hercabOuts is
immense,
ID. S. Gibson was visiting at
Pisgah, Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Woodruff preached at
Harmony Grove NJ. L. church Sun
day.
Miss Grace King. OF Laurel Run.
was visiting here last week.
William Gibson has returned
home to spend short time. He
was clerking for A. IL. Gibson OF
SharPsburg, Pa. daring his absence.
Rev. Mr. Hart preached an able
sermon Sunday week, at Mt. Nebo,
he will preach his last sermon at
this place Sunday, July &c.
orvis 2. Gibson has gone to
Maryland to spend the summer.
The fourth passed OF very quiet.
~ here.-in fact SO quiet that no
one seems TO have known 1.-THE
quietor the better for the hard
working class, who generally attend
to their own business anyhow.
Mr.. ID. S. Gibson has returned
home from the special term OF
fchool at Buckhannon. where he
was looking up the new branches.
Il. ID. Metheny, of Beech Ran,
was in our midst Sunday.
Joseph Clarks aud sons have
raised their barl, Levi Gale Jr.,
did the framing work.
John Eyerly and G. B. Hill, of
Greenyiilc, were here on business
since our last.
Crops: Corn between knee and
vast high, is well stocked, and
promises to be good crop.
Grass win be about two-thirds of
crop, and is ready for the scythe,
the dry June played "whally"
with it.
Oats is coming on, short but
sure. Wheat is an excellent crop,
the most is harvested IN this local
ity, 1t will sake between p to
dozen to make u bushcl. Horny
Seal had 1f5 dozen. Thomas
Ilennescy 7Gl dozen. w. q. Glib.
son 80 dozen.
PAssIM SCRIBBo.
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Correspondence ofthe AEdus.
The 4th OF July passed OF very
smoothly and this place was descr-
ted; hardly enough left TO tell the
story. Both stores were closed.
DIN Watson. OF Reedsvillc. stop
ped over Saturday night hore. lie
had been driving cattle.
We noticed several cattle men in
our vicinity last week. John
O'Neal, Zimmerman and others
from Penn, also old Mr.. Beechly.
This looks like the cattle business
was looking up.
Mack Mason IS at Mt. Lake Park
this week rusticating for his health.
Our people mostly spent the 9TH
at the Comfy Capital.
1t is astonishing how the ladies
love ornaments. A lady from here
drove all the way TO GAINESVILLE to
get single Feather TO take with
her to Ringwood the 4th.
Miss Ida Albright, Of Newburg.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. G..
Mason at st. Joe.
Rev. r. W. Chichester, wife and
daughter, we're visiting Mrs. Child
ester 9 mother in st. Joe, q few
days last week.
A couple Of young gentlemen by
the name Of Morgan are visiting
Mrs. Cressler IN St. Joe. She is
their aunt.
} B. CressIer Of st. Joo, has
corn seven feet high for the 4th OF
July. How is that for high ?
Corn along The river is very good
this season. Wheat and grass are
fine and the harvest will be plonti-
full this year.
The most Of our Young teachers
will attend school at Terra Alta this
coming term.
we were greatly reJOiccd 20 see
our little town take the cake at
Kingwood on the big day, and our
genial merchant, II. y. Baker.
take first prize, and one Of our pret-
ty girls crowned Queen Of Beauty.
Dir. II. 9. Martin was here on
the 4th and reports times good
down in Grant.
Dir. Joseph Feather, Of Bruceton.
was here last week looking az Young
as twenty years ago.
Rev. 9. T.. McCauley's wife re-.
turned last week from Hampsbire
county, where she has just gone
through o long sick spell. She
looks very bad and is feeble yet.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09
TERRA ALTA.
denco Of the Argus.

Correspondence ofthe Argus.
j. NJ. Stanley, editor and pro-
prietor OF the Socrst Society GOSSIP.
Of Piedmont, was in town last week.
The "Sammlt House is being
repaired.
Harry Butler, of 0aklark, has
purchased lot in the West end
and will build dwelling house
on it.
There is prospect of Foun-
dry and Machine Shop being built
here, also an establishment FOR the
canning Of fruits ana vegetables.
We have room for all aud we believe
both enterprises would pay here.
The Terra 4Ha Oraclo will make
its appearance about Aug. 1.
Q. w. Mayer is building another
dwelling on the West end Of his lot.
1t is said that towns generally build
towards the West-who knows to
the contrary?
What's the matter with Terra
Alta having building association.
ID. +. 0ffutt, of Oakland, has
purchased an interest in the Cranes.
vile and Washington Manor Rail.
road, which insures its success. We
are sorry that the managers could
not see their way clear to make
Terra Alta the terminus Of the road.
We suggest that a Mass Meeting
of the citizens OF Preston county be
called to meet at Terra Alta or
kingwood some time in August to
devise ways and means to get better
county roads. There is nothing
that tends to build up a county
more than good roads and that is
something we will never have under
the present system.
Rev Gus. SbaTer, of Illinois.
preached in the Presbyterian church
last Sunday evening.
We notice that several Of the
State papers are making great
blow about q vein Of fire clay beng
found ont in Braxton county, Pres
ton county has plenty Of tin fact
the woods are full Of it. Aaron
Freeland, who lives about one milo
from Terra Alta has a vein Ct FIRE
clay on his farm that can't be sur
passed IL the country. All that
Preston county needs to make il
The wealthiest county in the State is
few men with capital and push to
develop hor mineral resources.
II we wasn't afraid that some one
would ring the chestnut belt2 on
us, we would remark that there Is
no better opening in the State for a
first-class hotel man than Terra
Alta. II. II.
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HEALTH Is ElAITH

On. r &. WEsr's NrHtE Avn grtDf Tey.r
nEFf guarantee specific for Hysferia Diall
mess. CONFUSION, Ilta, Nervous Neuralgia,
use Of alcohol or tobacco Wakofuinoae MONTH
Depression, hoftoniug ~ the Brain rofHlflng jn
insanity end leading % misery. decay and
aoatHf lfcMaiufG Old Age. Barrenrese lofs N
rover ln either eek Involuntary LOSSES and
spcfmatorrhocu caused ~ over eyerii ION ~ the
ufdint ffif-nuuEc or oVrrInduirfucr Zach
box contoius one month treatment. 500 b hoF
" slE for 800, cent by mail prepaid 0u rgoeiDt
ol price. GthRAhTkE SIX BOXES 20 cure
~ boxes. accompanied with 500 we will eenI
ne puscnnser written guarantee ~ refund
0uarantcos issued only by NOLAN BROTUERs
Dru4Gleis, Sole Agents Nolan Block cor
Market aud IT. 'ih streets. Wheeling W W
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NEwBuRe Nlws.


~" " ~oAy WIVES anu NoNmSANSs
Correspondence Of the Argus
The ish Of July is gone whers shc
Woodbine Twineth.
We have all enjoyed ourselves and
the patriotic day Of our nation. with
our flag with forty four stars.
Our nelghbors and ourselves went
visiting.
The Catholics had n pic nic nc
0'Donnell's Grove. Burdess Grove
was we'll represented, but the Jolly
crowd went to the Cave. The party
consisted of four couple of our best
looking girls and boys. The six.
in-hand-driyer and the four couple
were the following: George VOLT
man and Miss Mary A. uorchler;
Harry Defenbaugh and Miss Kate
Vanzantz; "Our Granaie." Yer
ME Frazer, the lightning Singer of
the west end and Miss Lena Ttorch-
Ter; and last, but not least, our
genial Willie lIorchler and his "bcsC
girl" from Kingwood. Miss Annie
Brain. They report having n water
mellon time that was stolen.
Your correspondent would like to
know how the mellon tasted and
would also like 10 know about "lIere
is my Honeysuckle." think they
were sick, as they visited DR.. Lam
ham who came ont in his calithum.
plan suit and reported "c\-annie''
shot. They had good time.
Miss Maggie Paul is visiting At.
lantic City and the Sea Shore.
Miss Kate Lynch is visiting at
Grafton.
Mr.. G. II. Smoot. wife and child
are visiting at j W. Berthys.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Hammond
are visiting at j. r Shoots md J.
N. Berthy's. They are from NV
ersdale, Pa. Mrs. p. Hartley ac.
companlcd them.
Mr.. Charles Wolf is visiting
friends in town.
MIR. J. Frank Stauhagln visited
the home of the bride Sunday.
They will return to their future
home in Farm ont, after visiting
fricn Is here.
7. 9. Lynch and his ''bcst girl''
(baby) visited Grafton, Clarksburg.
Weston and Buckhannon.
George Glenn, wife and baby, Of
Parsons are visiting friends here.
There is number of visitors from
distance here and if the lads and
lassies will dropa notice in Post flee
Box. 600, Newburg. with the name
and residence, it will be sent to the
ARGUS for Publication.
JnniorBrowu. of Kingwood, was
shaking hands in town Monday.
Also Du mean McRa.
Mira. George Sonthers. of Fet-
lcrman. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
John Dell. UYo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

Mr. d. Mahanna, representing
DAVIS & Rankin, of Chicago, was
here this week looking up the pros
poets for starting Creamery. The
matter is under way, bat nothing
much has been done yet.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

We desire TO call the attention Of
oar young men and women to the
notice in another column of the
Fairmont Business College. This
is a reliable and lourishiug iastitu-
ton and any Of our young people
wanting a commercial course sho i'd
write to Prof. A. G. Sine, the Prin.
cipsl.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

Richard Loar of Valley district,
was IN town Tuesday with load Of
very fine raspberries. lie brought
down - gallons and readily sold
them at 30 cents per gallon. lie
will be down again next Monday
with aLother load.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

Tne Rc-Assessors. IL. NJ. Grimes
and Il. w. Whetsell, were in town
this week. They are both at work
nov re-asscssing the land of the
county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

Grafton came UP TO Kingwood in
TALL force TO take in the 9TH. The
Red Men headed by the Globe
Clothing House Band, came about
80 strong, with number of ladies'.
members Of the Daughters Of
Pocahontas Lodge of Grafton. The
Band, eight in number, remained
over Sunday at the Gordon House.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

All parties wanting coal from the
Craig mines viii please order at
ence in order that l can deliver it
before commencing my harvest.
G.. G. CRAIG.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

Mrs. Jane Brown, of Plain View,
Valley district, has been visiting in
town the past week. She is the
mother Of Mrs. Flythe aud Robert
Brown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

We noticed several parties here
from Newburg last Saturday.
Messrs. J. r. aud e. p. Anderson,
w. d. Il. Amman, James Rabbit
AID Misses Belle Plummer and
Licia Rabbit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

The Feather Reuoyatcr men have
moved to Grafton aud located their
business. They have worked this
county pretty thoroughly and been
at it about seven months. Located
at Terra Alta, Evansville and Au.
rora.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09
Bottom out Of Prices. /

Go to L. NJ. Albright's for your
Hats and Bonnets, no charge FOR
either making or trimming and all
Millinery Goods sold at a reduction
New supply received this week
Cmc at once Come and see !
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

Messrs. Lewis r. White and Geo.
Bruce Burke have issued the pros
pectus of boom edition OF The
Terra Alta Oracle, an advertising
medium to be issued early in Au-
gust. 5000 copies, 8 column folio,
one edition will complete the paper.
The primary object will be to adj
vance the interest of Terra Alta.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09
Oor Weather Pronhet HI nnnrar.

Peter r. Smith, the Preston
weather prophet, who has been
crowdiug the Rev. Hicks in the
weather business, says it won't rain
on The 4th. Now, il Peter has lied
there will be one weather prophet
less III Preston Tucker County
Pioneer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

Manly Fortney, member of the
Austen Band, remained in King
wood visiting friends, from Sat-
urday till Monday.
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Look Hero.

IL. ID. Carroll, Masontown, ".
Va, has for sale Pure Bred Poland
Chinas of the very best strains.
Write for prices aud pedigrees.