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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
VARiKnAn nE4

so'icite listed el vino puro gallego de Yen.
t6sezG bodegs de Romero J, on los grandes
dep6sitos de los sefloros Cereoedo Hermanos Y
c., de este Comarcio. Es un cRldo positive
mente superior que recomendamoa nuey tros
lectores.-Notg. Los sen ores Cerecedo Her.
manos y G.: os tnicoa agentes en- Puerto
Rico de los famosos cigarrillos do Ia marca Par-
tsgas
Entire IN do!0r dc muelas un ideln .ie
callos, trancamente, 20 70 s2brfa par Qua nb
tar. Por fortuna suf:e hoy de los caos Q. uue
Quiere; 81 CoHicidG que venden Armas il
menez Cruz Is. en- La Esfera, FOrtalesa 34s
Gran CGss0Ys0, Cruz IL, es 81 gran remedio
contra todas las escrecencIas de los pes. No
hay rsspa que Sc sujete
Para el banjo es preferible cualouiera
aqua de tOcador, el A1COb0lGd0 GioI no soa
mente por que da fraganoia aqua, aino por
que oombate el reumstsmo one tanto 80 pa
dece On este pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-26
que venden les miamos senores sobrino de

4uo VonA0A ulsIAON bcAO1GD oOuEiuV "
Luifa &c: Ha A Ei#s8E AE
La Campsfl i de lguros de Vida 81 Sol
del Canal8, adem&s de ~ buena reputaci0n y
da ne factn esta1y de sns operac'onea, tione
ma slAI oaito de 56 DsSl ds4vOs en- las caias del
GohiernO, para garantia de aua aaeguradaa !;
esto Hln oOntar con los or os oapitalaa de Au
activO DasivO que son ampliCs y bien inve:.
tidos Don Carlos B Metz es ell agente dc FL
Sol del Canada, en- Puerto Rico.
Las buenas hsm scas en- Yauco, los maren
ges en- Aguadills, cnrnzOs On San German y
buena comida en- Ia Catalina, San Francis,
cO 66
Una sefora dio IN cura por un response
una neseta falsa.
Envih al moDagnilln per tabaeo con Ia mo-
media. 80 IN reeha<ar0n.
Al dja siguente fu6 Ia sonora cnmu'xar
y 81 oura, en- vez de la Forma, le di0 Ia peseta
Doapues de te aria algun tempo en- la bo
ca vjendo que no SO deshacia, llam6 al eura
? le dijo:
sefor cura, por aqut no pasa (seh a,ando
N, en- o. eai iaaco tampoco, Ia coptssto q
ura.
De peri6dicO de Mayagiiez Ell CCNep0 nt1
nero 10 corr es oondiente all de Absil 30 1884
!. Usa Temed5o p0TteNt0e0.-i G ler6is curarOa
brr6vG laetor, de cuaquiera affection reUm
tica, da las afec,iones neuraglcas de otrai
dO,enniRa que santO OB mO'eRtanf PrOcuraC
una II te "a 9al c6lebre Alcohogado 91re7 que
&c vsn,te en Ii villa de Coamo y an todas Las
hottoas de Ia Isla. | De seguro que conaegui-
reis vaessros deaeos
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CHARADA

CHARADA
PsinssYG y segssssdG tienen
expression desveatnra3a,
"a Is par rs buena nueva,
saztn acn las cirsnn nstancias.
la py;nseSG y la tercefG
va scio en- eomafjas pasa.
? Ia te,cerj1 : ssgassdo
afin res o lja las almae.
81 aciartas tie llevO 81 tCd0,
donde hay cosas que me agradan.
g B.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-07-07
BRAND0NNILLE.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Fine weather for few days,
which makes us feel like if summer
had come in reality, as we'll as in
name.
Lloyd Shalrcr, the Grccnawalts
Co.'S. travelling salesman, was in
town lately.
Hiram Umblc, OF Marklcysbmg,
Pa. passed through town one day
last week.
Our near town farmers arc har-
vesting whcat, which il n promising
yield.
Sheriff Mccormick and VIM.
Hunt, ST., of Uniontown, were
guests at the IIagans House one
night last week, enroute for Brown
ing's dam to rusticate during the
hot months Of later summer.
Mrs. w. II. Miller and children
have returned from thcit visit to
Pennsylvania.
II. b. Waddel is making quite a
stir in farming implements.
A jolly crowd of drummers, con
sisting Of W. ID. Smith, of Pitts
burgh, G. G. Crawford, of Baltl-
more, and Mr.. Bird, Of st. Louis
Mo-, were accommodated at the
hotel last week.
Miss Shrock, Of Manufacturing, is
employed by Mrs. Mckee IN the
capacity Of a domestic.
Maxwell Forquer was seriously
injured by al accident. lie was
riding from town toward home,
which is about one mile, when his
horse became scared ut noise made
by bucket with some groceries in
and run for near a half mile, when
she Succeeded in throwing him from
the saddle, breaking one leg and
bruising his head and face badly:
Politics dull now.
WAsmNGToN lHyiNG. IN.
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GLADESNlLLE.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Farmers me cutting wheat, winch
is n good crop,
Rev. Starkey preached to a large
aud attentive audience at this place
last Sunday. 1t was an excellent
discourse. Ills theme was F" Mis-
sions.
Our Sunday School IS in Il flour
ishing condition.
Childrcn's Day was observed by
the Fairview Sunday School last
Sunday. 1t consisted mainly OF
rccitations by the childron, which
were well rendered. Quite mum.
Der from Gladosvillc were nj attrn.
dance. This school is quite inter
esting, with MIR. Dan Orr as SUIT.
Misses Maud aud Lizzie Lanham.
of Independence, attended church
hero Sunday
Flora and Frank Lanham, Of
Fairview, arc attending school here,
taught 10y \. j.. Dcmoss.
Mr.. Dennis ShaiIor, wife and
little Granddaughter, of Kansas,
are visiting relatives and friends at
this place.
Miss Ella Buoy Is still in quite
poor health, tho result of cold on
the " Grippe" which settled on
her lungs. DR.. Bombcrgor, of
Glendale, is the attending physi-
clan.
Mr.. +. Wolfe is preparing to
build n new house this summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Clark Baylcs, of
Independence, were visiting at Ami
Orr's, Sunday.
The people of this place expect to
attend the picnic 1T Independence,
to-day 1.-THE 4thj.
Now that the primary is oyer the
successful candidates arc happy,
and those who were not simply say
nothing but keep mighty think
ing"
d. w. Rogers is slowly improving
in health.
Wishing the ARGUS, Cleveland
and Democracy success, We remain
yours truly.
BELvA LOCKWOOD.
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The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give a festival and open
air CONCERT on Che lawn between the
church and the Gordon House, this
evening, commencing at 8 O'clock.
Ice cream, cake, coffee, lemonade.
etc. will be served i'm abundance.
The proceeds for the benefit Of the
church. 1t has been gotten up
hastily but a good time is antIcipa-
ted and everybody is cordially inyi-
ted.
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HUDSON
Corrcgp5 of tho Argus.
Cleye, steve and Reform.

Correspondence Of tho Argus
Clcye, Steve and Reform.
Everything is nourishing.
One Of the worst storms Of the
modern times visited this vicinity
on SUNDAY, the 3rd. IT raincd
about as hard as it ever rams, and
all day at that, and the wind blew
a gale, tearing down fences, mp
roofing trees and doing mischief
generally.
There is talk Of having a Chill.
dreus Day at Harmony Grove.
Let the good work progress.
Rev L. .. Woodruff preached at
Harmony Grove, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Gibson are
visiting friends and relatives here.
The much advertised and long
looked for Farmers Alliance picnic
came OF Saturday at Mt. Ncoo.
We were there and tried to see
everything. There was large
crowd present, four or five hundred
being there. There were unmista-
kable signs That some were enjoying
themselves. Several speeches were
made. Everybody seemed to be
having good time.
Squire McGibbons, % Bruccton,
was here Saturday. Mac is for
Cleveland"
J. J Kelly, that whole souled
Democrat, Of Locust Grove, atton.
ded the Alliance shindce at Mt.
Ncbo, Saturday.
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Miss Minnie Gibson. of Friend
ship was visiting h . Saturday and
Sunday.
"of all sad words OF tongue or
pen,
The saddest are these, It can't be
Ben"
Mr.. 0rvis Gibson, who has been
IN Maryland for some time, was
here Saturday.
Rev. J ). Gibson will preach at
Harmony Grove, July 10, at 1890
a. m. PASSlM SCRIBBo.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they can.
not reach the diseased portion OF
the ear There is only one way 70
cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutioual remedies. Deafness is
caused by an innamed condition Of
the mucous lining OF the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have a rumblng sound
or imperfect hearing, and when it
is entirely closed Deafness rs the
result, aud unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube
restored 10 its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever +,
nine cases out Of ten arc caused bv
catarrh, which is nothing but an
infamcd condition Of tho mucous
surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case Of Deafness (caused
by catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars. free.
f. j. CHENEY 6 Co.. Toledo. 0.
r. Sold by Druggists, 75c. 3l1lt
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NEWBURG.

Correspondence Of the Argus,
Born, unto Mr.. Il Mrs. Edward
Holmes, June 27th, 1892, son.
Born, unto AIR. aud Mrs. S. S.
MoGmnis, Juno Is, 1892, "a SON.
The son OF Peter Bolyard. OF
Reno, who had his leg injured some
weeks ago in the Spokcs Of wagon
wheel, had his leg amputated ON
last Thursday, 10y DR.. VIM. NJ.
Dent, assisted 10y DR.. j. W.
Michael and son, and Joseph Il.
Ellis, Jr. The young man is in y
very dangerous situation, from
blood poison.
NJ. L. Sabbath School had a
picnic on Saturday, at the grove in
Postum Hollow. Everything
passed off pleasantly. Tho fourth
of July passed very quietly. Our
Sabbath School and citizens atten
ded the 4th ut independence, and
viewed the Sham Battle. Xxx
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Mrs. Sadie Nj. Duvall, wife of
Hosea NJ. l.. Duvtll, whose critical
condition we spoke of last week,
died Thursday evening, Juno 30th,
1892, at 1 o'clock. Funeral servi-
ces were held at the house, Friday
afternoon by Rev. NJ. W. Rider,
after which the burial took place
in the Klngwood cemetery. The
deceased was n Garlitz before her
marriage, and was very stout,
healthy woman, but an ubscess
formed inside of her from which
she suffered greatly. The doctors
opened it. but this failed to give
relief and she died. She leaves a
husband and two small children.
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TAKE NOTICE.

To the Presidents Of the Boards OF
Education of the County.
l hereby call for meeting of the
Presidents Of the Boards OF Educa
tion of this county. in the Court
House, Kingwood, Saturday. July
-. 1892, at , p. M, for the purpose
of eleciing member of the Board
of Examiners, as prescribed by law.
W. G.. CoNLEY. Co. Supt.
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Rev Jacob Bower hands us the
following announcements
There viii be preaching at Mt.
Zion church on the evening Of July
10, at 1880 o'clock, and at Bethel
church, Pleasant Dale, Wednesday
evening the goth, same hour by
Rev. Thomas Bowman, Bishop Of
the Evangelical Association. All
arc cordially invited to attend
Also Quarterly meeting at Mt.
Zion church on the % and 24 inst
by Rev. :. NJ. Baumgarduer, Prcsi-
ding Elder.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-07-07

At the examination held at Char.
les Town, jefferson county, last
Wednesday for a cadctship in the
Naval Academy ut Annapolis, there
were six candidates and j.. Percy
Jessop, son Of Charles Jossop, Of
Austen, this county, won the prize.
He made an average Of % and the
next highest competitor 49, so that
Preston came out ahead as usual.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-07-07

Since our last Issue, we have
learned that Miss Orpha Fortncy,
that used to be, sister to Neil j.
Fortney and Mrs. II. w. Monroe,
of this place, died May 30th last Of
pneumonia, at her home in Monu-
ment, Kansas, and that she was
married to a gentleman named
Brunk.
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Leap Year Alliances.

McComas Murphy-32
Annie i. Shawl.
Alfred Brown-3J
Persis J.. lIartman-I8.
John i. Nazelrod-2t
MolIic / McCleroby 20.
Sherman l.. Snider-2G
Laura Ringer y.
James b. Dawson-20
May A. Lambcrt-2t.
Henry Collins ~
Artio NJ. Schnopp-19.
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County Court here next Monday,
the Levy Term.
Teachers Institute at Terra
Alta, Monday, Aug. list.
Camp-meeting ut the Camp
Ground, Aug, %.
Next term Of Circuit Court for
this county, begins Thu rsdoy,
Sept. l..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-07-07

The festival on Beverly Hill, last
Thursday and Friday night, given
by the colored folks, Melted nearly
$50 for the benefit of their church.
Rev Smith, their Pastor, was pres
cnt from Grafton and gave short
lecture on q" Marriage"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-07-07

Cham berlnin's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be
depended upon, it is pleasant to
take and will cure cranp, cholera
morbus, dyscntery and diarrhoea in
their worst forms. Every family
should be provided with it. 25 and
30 cent bottles for sale by r. Nc
Millcn, Kingwood.
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LUCKY NUMBERS.

HrMPHERYs' SPECIFIC No.
THREE cures Slccplessness, Cclic
aud Crying Of Infants curing not
only the Wakcfulness, Collie and
Crying but by aiding the digestion,
giving Strength aud Vigor, and so
making healthy children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-07-07

Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in SO minutes by
IIoolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
meyer fails. Sold 10y DIR. Il, II.
Frye, Druggist, Terra Alta.
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WOTRINC g. ELLIOTT,
EttorR cYs-at-Law.

Sunday night, June Goth, two
barnes belonging to Geo. Castle,
who lives near the Camp Ground,
caught fire and burned to the
ground, with the contents and
about $50 worth Of hay. There
was no insurance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-07-07

There was big picnic and cele,
bration over ON the mountain ut the
U. b. church, July 4th. Col.
John Martin was the orator Of the
occasion.
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TOWN EXPRESS.

| have just fitted up a new Ex.
press Wagon and offer my services
to the Public generally hauling
goods, delivering merchandise etc.
Will meet all trains at the station.
Charges reasonable.
S. +. RINGER.
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SEED BCcKwngAr FOR sALG

80 Bushcl Of Fine Seed Buck
wheat for sale at only IS cents per
Bushel 1t is Che japanese variety,
the best for this country. Call at
once on b. J.. Brown, near King
wood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-07-07

Good coal delivered at six cents
per bushel from the old thinner
bank. near town. run by W. V.
Riddle. and all orders left with him
will be promptly and satisfactorily
Iilled. If
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LOST

on the rucrr'nC 10 the ith 4 silver O. e Watch
between the 4. n. x 4. Depot and the OLD liam.
shaw Bridge. supposed ~ have been found hy
u party from Crghorchari. The nnder viii
grcatly obiigo by returning o.
EDWARD MANHAR KiugVyood ". Vn.
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"F''"' AsfNN"a HiVh w ~ tttul8N WY
On Thursday, July 18th, the y.
q o. Railroad will inaugurate the
series Of popular excursions for the
Summer to Atlantic City from Pitts
burg, Wheeling. Petersburg, and
all intermediate stations to Wash
ington Junction, Md. This an.
nouncement will be welcomed by
thousands Of residents OF Western
Maryland, Western Pennsylvania,
West Virginia and Eastern Ohio,
who may desire TO avail themselves
OF the cheap rates and superior train
service Of The Il. q o. II. r.. for a
trip to the scaslore. For the ex-
cursion on july nth the same low
rates and unexcclIcd train service.
which have made these iaunts TO
the sea so popular in past summers,
will be in effect. Many improve.
mcnts have been made ut Atlantic
City, which will add TO It's general
popularity and strengthen It's CLAIM
as The most attractive resort on the
Atlantic Coast
Tickets Will DO valid for return
journey for twelve days from day Of
sale, and VIII be good ON ~ rcgu.
lar trains. On return Journey they
viii be good to stop oil 40 Washing
ton. thus aiTording an opportunity
to see Congress in session, TO visit
The numerous public buildings
which are open to visitors free OF
charge, and 10 take % trip down the
Potomac TO Mt. Vernon. the tomb
Of the immortal Washington, as
we'll as to VISIT other places Of in-
tcrest in and near Washugtof
For rates and time Of trains con.
L. q
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c. Y. bishop has had some new
paint put on his house.

\ 6ne new barn has just been
erected on the old ShatTer property
ON Main Street, now occupied by
". ID. Lougic.
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p@ss Saturday, July 9Th,
last day to get work here at
Skaters Art Gallery.

The engine an the II, X. & +.
broke down again Tuesday evening,
going out and the other engine had
to be fired up and sent out to help
the cripple back. 1t limpcd in
about midnight slightly dishgured,
but is still in the ring.
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The 4th of July celebration passed
oil here very pleasantly. In the
forenoon free excursion was run
over the II. *. & f., up past How
esville and back TO the picnic
grounds at Ropperts. There were
four fat cars loaded down and the
Mozart band made music for the
occasion. In the afternoon match
game Of base ball, between Gladcs-
Vile and Kingwood was the princi-
pal attraction. The result was 10
to lGin favor of the visitors. After
this big frce-for-all-kicR as kick
kan game Of football was played.
This was the real fun Of the day
and created lots Of amusement. In
the evening and at night some bal
looms and fire works completed the
exercises. There was good crowd
present.
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Kinswood. ". Va. July :. 1889.
|poi, I2f5z 8
e AboUf.a
speop's'

'IINcd lh NluSWoou last week To
spend the heated term.
Mrs. John ID. Riggs. of Terra
Alta. was visiting in town, ut Mrs.
Matte Parks's the past week.
Misses Addie and Lillian Morris
returned home last Saturday, from
two week S visit in the East.
Miss Agnes Watkins, of near
Tunnelton. as visiting her sister,
Mrs. lnez Taylor, of this place.
Mcclure Mason, of 81. Joe, Is
now up in New England, working
up his Art Memorial business.
W. G. Shafrer, the artist will
move his gallery from tins place to
Terra Alta next Monday.
Lloyd Watson came home from
Fairmont last Saturday, to spend
the 18th among relatives.
). j. Stump and wife, Of Bloom
ington, Md, arrived in the county
st Saturday TO visit relatives.
III. o. Baker, who is now i'm
business at Davis City, came home
70 spend the big and only 4th of
j ly.
Il. II. Carkskadon, of Keyser,
Addressed the big Alliance Celebra.
ton down in Pleasant district last
Saturday.
Charley MetzIcr, of Albrghts-
Vile, has returned to his work, as
shipper for the Duquesno Lumber
Co., at Duquesne, Pa.
Harry Beachy, who was here Wis
iting friends, returned this week to
Duqucsne, Pa. where he is collector
for lumber company.
Thomas w. Elliott, of Davis City,
has been visiting relatives at
AlbrightsviIle and vicinity during
the past week.
Miss Addic johnson, of Manning
stem, WHO was visiting here the past
ten days, left Tuesday for Webster
TO visit relatives.
Hon. w. NJ. O. Dawson came
home from Wheeling to visit his
family and spend the glorious
fourth in Kingwood.
Mrs. Tate and little Magnus
Crawford, OF Louisville, arrived here
last week, and are visiting at Will
liam G.. Browns.
Mr., ahd Mrs. /. Grant Lazelle
came over from Morgantown to
visit friends and participate in Mon
days exercises.
Mrs. j. +. Hawkins, son and
daughter, of Newburg, were visit
ing relatives in Kingwood from
Saturday till Tuesday.
Rev. Flythe and wife, Of Plain
View, Valley district, were visiting
their son, Henry G. Flythc, Of this
place, during the past week.
DR.. French, medical student
from Massachusetts,. is here this
week visiting w. G. ShafTer, the
photographer.
Miss Jennie McRa, Of lIalleck.
Monongalia county, was visiting
her brother, Duncan McRa, Of this
place, during the past week.
Editor Ben Sincell, Of the Oak
land Republican, came over to
Kmgwood Saturday and remained
over for the 4th Of July exercises.
Attorney +. S. Elliott is home
again, after q months absence, IN
the west, and attending Federal
Court in this State.
County Clerk Geo. A. Walls and
little daughter, Cora. and Miss
Bessie Martin, took in the celebra-
ton down in Pleasant last Saturday.
" Uncle Billy" Snyder, Of Al
brightsvIlle, who has been right
poorly Of late, was able to be out
again and take IN the Picnic Satur.
day.
Miss Ada Shaw, Of near Marsden.
has been IN town stopping at Ex-
Senator Dawsen's, since Saturday,
till yesterday evening she returned
home.
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NHt'A AV'A. lie - IooNiuS wei anu
doing we'll as lightning singer at
the telcgraphic key.
Judge Joseph Il. Uoke has been
compelled to give mp his trip to
Germany, for this summer on
account of an unusual rush of legal
matter in his circuit.
Sheriff ID. Il. Jackson and IL. c.
Hyde left Tuesday morning FOR
Moundsville. with James Welch.
who Is sentenced TO the peuItentiary
FOR life for the murder of his wife
last March year ago.
Bert Shaw, who has been employed
out on the Monongahela River Il.
Il. near Farmout. arrived in town
yesterday and went on over the river
to visit his mother, Mrs. Mary
Shaw.
Melvin Newton Snyder returned
to his work at Braddocks, Pa, last
Saturday. where he is one OF the
Forcmen in the Edgar Thompson
Steel Works, at Il salary of 800 per
month.
Thomas Dunn Esq. one Of the
solid Democrats of Portland dis.
trict, was IN to see us Tuesday.
llereports his wife much better and
able to be out again, after her
recent illness.
Mr.. II o. Whetsell and Miss
Maud Brown left for Grafton Tues
day to attend the State Educational
Association, in session there this
week. Mr.. Whotseli will read
paper before the Association.
Charley Giles, son of Geo. c.
Giles of near Kingwood, is in the
Jcwelry business Mt Couuelsyine.
Pa. lie served four years at it and
learned the trade and is now part
ner IN good business there.
Mrs. Holden. mother of Prof.
Rufus Holden OF this place, arrived
Monday evening from her home in
West Milford, Harrison county.
and Will remain for some time visit
ing her son.
Miss Florence Bonn, from Bal;i-
more, is visiting Misc Olive Parks,
at her beautiful home in East King
wood. She is teacher in the
Grammar Department of the public
schools of Baltimore.
Page Il. McCrum, Of Aurora, was
in town Yesterday, attending to
business for. his district. He is
member OF the County Court for
Union and makes a very popular
official.
Charles NJ. Brown, wife and three
children were visiting relatives in
kingwood from Saturday till Tues
day, when they returned to their
home in West Grafton. Charley
has Il good position in the service Of
the Is. & o. II. r.
William Maicr, who shot and
killed his wife, in Wheeling, this
spring, because she refused to kiss
him, is to be haEged Aug. 9Th,
unless the Supreme Court inter
feres. His counsel, John j ConifT.
is making every effort to save his
neck.
Mr.. Charles ID. Munson was in
town yesterday. representing Fos-
ter, knight & Co., wholesale
dealers in Hats, Caps and Straw
Goods, Hopkins Place, Baltimore.
Charley is an old Preston boy and
went to school to us, when we had
our first L" tusslc - over at Stemplo
Ridge.
Mrs. +. NJ. Gilbert, the new
manager Of the Hotel Gordon, is
from GAINESVILLE, OHIO. She comes
highly recommended and being a
widow lady making her own way in
the world, she deserves the patron.
age Of the public. She was former
ly Matron of State Institution at
Columbus and has had considerable
experience in her line.
Michael Tierney, brother Of the
proprietor Of the Commercial Hotel
in Weston, was murdered in cold
hlood on tho Epurfb Ia, ,c,,,<
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