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The Progress., 1892-03-12
Not Bit Of Wonder.

Tho church ls crowded with poo-
plc who have been there for Year,,
who have never yet mndo start
toward family worship.
j. it any wonder that thoy have
unconvertcd chiidrcu'
Is it any wondcr that thcy find
It hard to keep sweet on wash day :
Is it any wonder that it nearly
kills them to loso little money
Il it any wonder that their
ueighbor4 keep a close eye on
thom when they trade horses?
Is Il any wonder that they talk
about what y hard thing 1t is to
,erve God whenever they stand NJ
in class meeting
Is it any wonder that taking q
religious paper seems to them q
Useless piece OF eytravagauco'
! L. it any wonder that 1t come
so natural for them to etay away
from church when thcy hear tha
tho missionary collection is to b'
| takaui
Ifyou waut the ansd Of tn,
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SLVER

The wIN N.o metal money Of our
.,oyo,nmeN has stluueh support
90 IN tbe X ,scnt Congress, who
ara Jotcrnin\ that It shall take
its place ON = NJ with gold A
,,rana Gqh. is nv hein5 made in
its interest, for y is at present op
nosed by friends. \yho believe that
a vigorous d1ht oA that question
low. will endsngcr tNe success Of
the democratic partyN w the presi
dential race. Tar PUodN'ESS makes
NO claim to political acNmen, aud
oFers no opinion on that \phaso Of
,be ouestion, but wishes 12 place
;,self ON record as being in\ favor
al the free coinage of silver. max
INC each dollar, however, worth
ln0 cants We have never yet
hoard of any reason being ad-
vapced why silver should be de-
mopetized, except for the purpose
ot benefting the financiers OF
Wall street. And as those men
have already preyed too long on
,hs public. we think it time tiat
,bsir influence should he brokNn
and the honest silver dollar given
nos;tion of honor in our govern
,oopt which it is clearly entitled tt
occupy.
The Progress., 1892-03-12
Be Consistent.

There was something more than
touch of sarcasm in his voice as
he said, in answer to a question !:
"Yes: Brother a man who
seems to have had very profound
tkN1erinces in the Christian life, but
he5. lever learned the value of
tho ess yei,1 Vyirtures as telling
the nS- &.Sth apd dealing larry
with other Ide.n AVE believe in
ixperinces. as wesSAeve that they
ought to go deeper%nd deeper
with the advancing yearA The de-
sire of Pau' that he might know
christ, and the power of his res
direction, and the fellowship OF
his suffering, be made comfortable
to his DEATH" is one that ougEA tc
animate the hesrt of every Chris,
tian. But let us be careful that
all our professions Of special at
tairment be backed up by the IN
The Progress., 1892-03-12
OUR RESPONSIBILITIES.


The average ,uan j., on sen'ral
things. a very thougEtlc-s Indlvld-
gal Few havo studied tho mat
ter carefully enough 10 tuily ap-
urcciate the position o' E'''
citizen. In it, general Sen7' 81
most everyone knows tho mean'hS
Of the word. Int its fuller and 'N
alted definition s"oms TO lack nc
quaiutauce with ui"c.t'n'h' -
tho population. Of nearly all Gown
muniticg
The majority Of men seem "''
torealize That the very w7oi gov
orumcnt are adm'n'7''''d l'''''
aud impwtally, In-t lp W"i"I'i''
500 the Ut.nllou give. '"' ''"'' 70
by the law uphoidinS ci''l'i''
! bat public ordcrand good mora s.
arc Observed to that oNt"nt on!
that the supporters Of these m'a'
urs interest themselves III S'c"i
ing their enforcement. mat 10
difference Of the administration %
legal cnactmeut5 diSplayed III '''
least | y the better element o' 'n'
community. ia promptly taken d"
vantage ofby the yiolat' r7o' 'he7e
laws. and they are rendered "7 III
cffectual rs thor zeal can l""N'
them, and the indifference OF ''le
upper class will permit heio'
the good citizen has pubhcr'7pon
,ibiltics to take chars" OF "llcl
ARC as important as the prIVa''
ones connected with hl5 ihdl''u
nal business or home circle up
nc cares arc onerouS ones "h'cI
nearly everyone strive to aVo'u
but when the result oil thi7 heS.e'
IS fully considered All should lee
the necessity oi undertaking 'h'
task. The reG-on ispla'n. no III
terest IS deart W d ''i"" :,
successful rea ,g into honerabl
temperate men, his boys. 10 d
this requires earnest thought
careful training aud wholesom
examples. This cannot he don
by the father who does not thro.
his influence in favor of all publ
aa,,ros n,o tord,ng to the over
measures res r;en ten''nS i%nrov;nr moral
throw OF wee l"pEo''ns pro ,pw nth Th
and supporting port, ,,th"r tn" ,saIs asT it hi hi
The Progress., 1892-03-12
OCCUPY.

We are not accustomed to look
20 the South and particularly to
West Virginia for big trees But
tbe Elkins News tells of a poplar
woo M cut in Webster county, West
virginia. from which was taken
seven I2-foot logs, the top end OF
the last log measuring Al inches
Another poplar was cut in the same
connty which scaled 1,StS feet OF
Iumber. while another tree cut Sly
l2-foot logs and one l6-foot log
e.
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answerable argument Of an upright
and gOodly life.


An exchange says of a certain
preacher: "IIe seldom or never
preached without actual Conver
sions lie alway- expected con
versions. and his faith was not m
vain" There is aprofound dovino
philosophy to explain tho SUCCESS
of that propchcr II is fouud I'm the
Psalmist, and corroloratod lbs PanI,
and is simply this Il beloved, and
therefore have | spoken We b"
llevc and therefore speak" j. lts'
with YOU, brother Now Orleans
Advocate.
The Progress., 1892-03-12
g. T.. SATTERLEf

CRAWFORD. D.................. Master
Leaves shreveport every Wednes-
day and Saturday AT II m., giving spe
cial attention 20 all way business.
Rates on this line are run in connec-
tion with the Texas and Pacific Raul
way at Alexandria and Shreveport
giving through rates, which includes
insurance 90 and from all railroad
points aud Red River landings.
Through tickets 90 and from Red
River landings and all points on the
Texas aud Pacific railway.
No bills Of any character whatever
will be- paid for account Of above
steamers unless accompanied by a
wTttca order of
". l.. SCONELL.
Supt. r. aud =. Steamers.
r. II. HINTON,
Gen. Freight Agt.. Dallas. Tex.
GASTON MESLIER,
Gen. Pas. and Tkt. Agt., Dallas, Tex.
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OUR STATE UNIVERSITY.


s2seiAl corresp0ndenoe VI the Argus
NoRGANrOwN, Oct. 3. 1899.
College has opened up this yesr
with fair prospects: There are
now ono hundred AUD ninety
enrolled; and good reasons to
expect more. OF the number are
welve young ladies in the collegiate
department-more goods than etet
before. The number az law
students are considerable less than
last year, there Being only fourteen.
as compared To tWenty.six the yeat
before. This is accounted for par
italy from the fact that the course
has been broadened and it rc6uitcs
better preparation to enter titan in
the past. The cadet corps numbers
Just one hundred.
Mcssrs. A. b. Smith and Edw.
L. Hartman are editors OF the
AtheAdWn this year. The first
issue has already appeared and
reflects credit upon the managers.
But strange to say, it receives no
AID from tile Regents Why?
The Gymnasium is about complet-
ed and is the best equipped in tn.
State. DR., Hartigan las Charge
of it.
The Mechanical Hall will soon bt
ready for occupancy.
The foundation for the new Scieit
tific building Is completed. The
building is to cost S35 900. and will
be Gis Of Tie best in West Virginia.
As We have mention, only 100
students are enrolled. Why is the
number 50 small? Perhaps the
Regents can answer that question.
Too many of our young men 60
to other states to attend college
Certainly it is not because good
opportunities are not afforded here.
1t must be from the fact that it Is
not properly advertised. The
advantages offered are not s ncrally
known among the masses.
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AUSTEN.

correspondence " the Argus
Chas. Herndon, who has had a
severe spell OF sickness for some
time, IS now able TO be out again.
Henson Kelley got his finger
mashed very bad in the mines, one
day last week, while coupling cars.
George Wagner, OF lrondale,
moved his family here last week.
VIII Jdssop left last Monday
evening for the South again, after
spending II few months at home.
lie is learning the machincst trade
at Atlanta, Ga.
Percy JcSsop, who received an
appointment rs cadet to the West
Point Military Academy, from
Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson, is now
attending school at Annapolis, Md.
lie writes home and says he is
getting along nicely. Percy is Il
good boy and we wish him success.
Geo. G. Shaw is now the happicst
man in this town. 1t is a girl.
The festival given in the school
house by the is. Of l.. on Wednes-
day and Thursday evening, Of last
week was II grand success. The
li.rtlc Bowmef Boys, ofJ'ollossvilIe.
was present and entertained the
crowd with music, to which every e.
one contributed literally.
REPORTER.
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4 LBRIGHrSylILB.

correspondence 81 the Argus.
Our Republicans arS waiting
patiently ON Josh Smarty to give
them some light ON LORD Elkins's
war record
Quite number Of our
citizens attended, the picnic at
the Beatty Settlement, Ids. Satur.
day.
Or: Mackey drove through town
last Wednesday.
c.. NJ. Crane has returned from
the East after purchasing u large
stock OF fall and Winter goods.
Hill is a bad man once more IN
the Republican eyes.
". A. Beavers has improved his
property by laying u now walk in
front of it;
The River Rats ale practicing
hard those days. Our neighboring
clubs can expect to receive u chal.
lensc soon.
Geo. Whltohair and family, of
Indiana, was visiting his brother-in,
law, Gilbert MctheneS, last week.
Bonnie Cressalor was at home on
visit last Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Ella aud Clara Beerbower
were visiting friends in the Beatty
Settlement, last Saturday and Sun
day.
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Died Saturday ,n6rrring ~ bolr
mast four Octob.r fst 1898 t.n,,;a
.Iocksop Ms,roo uifo &C tnl;,. y
Monroe md 6,uch,o.,f CLo,.;rr ~
r Jackson Of K7nr,vond
,rL6 do5aaosod ~ 49, :. 49,.
hoaI,b for son,o rm,a h,, 49,, '
corsiTo+e,f S.,m.,oron. a'S E "a' az ''I'
den death w.,s org,t shool, 80 ,ha
commrn,tv SntLa,J ,''T. ,H - ., t,'r
k;1nov tro,,lo ana d;,k.to. 49,
sooo t,,,o ard eel I'll .;.,
wont 70 tbo Womon,s uosnit.I :,
Baltimore for ,rcotnort Inn, f,;lo,
70 oot rol;or c,o 49,, a.. ..l
dnneorous,y III ON Eridov .von;,
IRA Na.ov,, so,d Me-, an IN
they could for her and ~ pov"iI
came down fro,r T,,ro,,,r h.,
medical o;d uos 90 40 ov.l uou
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

The odd Fellow aud knights Of
Pythias Lodges, of this place, have
shout made Arrangements TO pur-
chase OF Mrs. Trippett, the iyacre
tract lying just east of town, below
the second forks OF the road, and
convert it into q handsome Gene.
terry something The town needs very
badly. II will be laid off into diff
fcrent size lots and sold to anyone
desiring to purchase. It is the
intent TO Beautify the grounds with
walks and drives and trees and
shrubbery and a Handsome fence,
shd make 1t something for the town
to be proud Of. Every lot in the
old cemetery has been sold long
ago, and it is necessary to 80 some
thing ~ oEce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Arnold Hartman, SON Of George
Hartman. Rho lives near the Camp
Ground, and went to school here
this summer, and is well known
here. met with serious accident
last Friday ait came near loosing
his life. He was working on Glib
sons saw. mill as o1T-bearer, and in
some way Stumbled and fell against
the saw and Received frightful cut
in his left side, but managed to get
away in the mex Of time to save his
life Dr.. Powell was summoned
and rendered Surgical aid and he
is doing as we'll as could be ex
pected.
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Deafness Cannot b5cgred

by local applications as they cannot
reach The diseased portion Of the
ear. There is Only one way to cure
deafness, and chat is by constltu-
tional remtdi.s Deafness is caused
by III inhamed condition OF the
mucouy living OF the Kustachian
Tube. When thiS tube il ihfamed
you. have rambling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed, Deafness is the re-
suit. and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restore
TO its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed foieyer;nine cases
out Of ten are caused BY cstarrh,
which is nothing but an inhamed
condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred
Dollars for ahy case OF Deafness
Caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by HalPs Catafrh Cure.
Send for circulars free.
i. j.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
g-sy- Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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DIR. SimOnton, Dentist, will visit
Preston coanty professionally for
the fall of 1892 according to the
following dates: Kingwood, Oct.
18th, and remain six days, Rooms
ut Central Hotel NcwJhrg, Mon.
day, Oct "a, and remain six days,
ut Davis Hotel : Tunnelton, Oct.
81, and remain five days Rowles-
burg, November Is, and stay six
days Ny prites are reasonable
and my work first class. My gold
filling cannot be surpassed ThaTe
beer visiting all those places many
years and intend to visit them for
many years to come 1 will EXTRACT
teeth without pain If
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THE WEST VA. ARGUS
kingwOod, W. Va. Oct. g, 1899:

Mrs PhebeAshburn of Reedsyillc,
was visiting relatives in town Mon;
day.
Call for your warm lunch at
JoHS W. ALBRIGHT'S.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Warrick
Of this place, a son, Fuday, Sept.
Both, 1888.
Call on John " Albright for fresh
bread, pies, aud fine clS6s.
Lawrence Hoke, who has been at
Martinsbutg for some time is at
home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Lazelle. OF
Morgantown, were visiting here the
past week.
Rev NJ. ". Rider has returned
from the Annual Conferences which
convened ut Huntington.
Mrs. Berthe Ralphsnyder, Of
Georgetown, Monongalia county,
is visiting her mother at RcedsvIlle.
Misses Annabel Hoke and Winnie
jackson have gohe to baltimore,
to study music this winter.
Mrs. Walter A. Stone returned
Yesterday from three week 5 visit
to friends in BaititiiOre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lantz, OF
Aurora. are here visiting their sons,
Camden and Lewis.
Call at W. S. TAYLoR's for r.
Stout's Patent Snag Proof Rubber
Boot. The only genuine Snag
Proof made.
Quarterly Meeting ut the NJ. f..
Church in Kiugwood, next Satur-
day aud Sunday. Bev. Ash will
preside.
Ed Brown. OF VALLEY district, was
in town this week making arrange
ments to sell 12j bushe of fine
potatoes he has raised this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane and son
Stanhope are down in the Blue
Grass region of Kentucky, visiting
fiends and relatives.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Bower
desire to thahl< the members Of the
Mozart Band of this place for their
kindness in coming to their house
last FRIDAY evening, to play for
Mira. Bower. who h,rs been in poor
health for long time, ard who
requested the band TO come and
play.
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W0TRiNC g. ELLIOTT,
Attorneys a4-I,s-w.

Shipley PuIliam, of AlbrIghts
SilIe, had a hundred bushel of very
fine potatoes this year and is offer
ing them at 80 cents per bushel.
Col. r.. W. Monroe was teIe
Eraphed for and arrived home Sun.
day from lSomney, to attend the
funeral of his daughtcr-in law.
The Grand Lodge x. OF p, meets
in annual session at Wheeling next
Tuesday. Several OF the knights
from here will attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Wotring left
to-day for Wheeling, on a Week :
visit. Mr.. Wotring goes down to
attend the Grand Lodge, *. of p. q,
which meets next week.
Married, Oct. I'd. 1892, at Tun-
Melton, by Rev. G. Polling, Mr..
Elias X. Buckalew, to Miss Dinah
+. Buckalew, both of Preston
county.
Edward II. Hartman and Mr..
Dorsey, two Of the University
students, drove over to Kingwood
la% Friday evening and remained
over Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel Murdoch, formerly
Miss Rata Crossop, of this place,
has left for her home IN Concordia.
Kansas, after pleasant Visit
among relatives htre.
II. G. Wright postponed his sale,
advertised to'take place October B..
TO Tuesday, October If. All his
personal property, including a fine
lot Of cattle, feed and grain, will be
offered.
The Kihgwd6d Graded School
opened Monday, with Prof. Rufus
Holden, Principal and Mrs Holden
aud Miss Ida Spaht, Assistants.
Tho enrolment is over a bundled.
The following changcs in tie
discount days for LyoH District are
made At Ncwburg; October II,
1892 Independence, October 3 F.;
Austen, Oct. -; lrondale, oct. 20;
Gladesyille, OCt. ~.
Mrs. William Murden, 81 Third
s., Albany, n. Y. gives IT the
need OF praise, rs follows AZ
lrnvo used DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
and fud it has no equal. No
huuly should be without it. !"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Edmund Messengers Handsome
new residence, just west of town.
on the Morgantowii pike, is nearing
completion and will bea very cosy
little home. j.. j Bowcrmaster is
also erecting a fine house near
Messengers, and there arc already
several other houses to be built out
there, making II valuable rtGition
to the town.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Prank +. lIacklsy is now in his
handsome new building on Price
Street, and las tho finest Tonsorial
Psrlor ever III KIngwood. The
building is new and artistically
papersd aud paintcd'iHsid6 and out,
and il Being thoroughly equipped
with splendid now barber chair,
toilet case large mirrors, new fur
niture Sud two new, neat and well
arranged bathing ro6ms with new
bath tubs, hot ana cold water and
shower BATH, aud all III az tho
establishment is a great credit and
convenience 90 Kingwood, and Air.
Hackley deserves the hearty support
aud p ttronage OF the public.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

TIE following Resolutions were
,doptcd by the Good Templar
Lodge
WHEREAS, The All Wise Father
has permitted the silent reaper to
call to Himself a loved and cher
ishcd member OF our Eodgc, one
whose familiar form and gindly
words we greatly miss. therefore
ReSoltEi, That while our hearts
are sad, We bow humbly in submiS-
sion to the will Of Divine Proyi-
dcnce and assure ourselves that we
shall meet our sister. Jennie Jack
son Monroe, in the Heavenly home.
Rcso'red, That SIC tender to the
bcreayed husband and friends our
sincere and tenderest sympathy.
ResoIred, That copy of these
resolutions be spread upon tie
minutes ana published in the
county papers and that a copy also
be delivered TO the beroaved family.
.tcrnally Submitted,
G. NJ. BISHOP,
lDA NJ. SPAHR,.. Com.
FLoRENtE r.. Parks,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

English SPAWN Liniment remove
all Hard, Soft or CallougGd. Pumps
and Blcmishes from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone.
STILES, Sprain8, all swollen Throats,
Coughs, &c. Save $50,by use OF
one bottle. Warranted tht most
wonderful BIcTf5h Cd'rc ever known
Sold by pr. r.. II. th,y,' Druggist
Terra Alta. j-l4-9l-1yr
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The family physician, Mrs. Heleh
Il. Shutters, 4so Walnut ST., Read
ing Pa, States Z" We always use
Salvation Oil for What it is recoih-
mended IN place ola physician. II
never fails"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Dr. s. A. Pratt returned Tuesday
frotti Il Weeks tiip to Baltimore, to
visit his wife; who is there under
treatment at the Women's Hospital.
The Doctor purchased and brought
back with him some very fine sur
gical instruments for use IN his
prefessi5t.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Clinton +. Thomas, having
resigued his position at the State
Reform School, has been III tow d
the past week visiting his parents
and taking u vacation before going
to work at us lfaae, tailoring.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Ladies'. Misses aud Children 5
Wraps at l.. NJ. AlbriFhts. on and
afttf Oct. LIST. A Splendid Line
OF these goods. Come and Exam
inc our Stock before you purchase
elsewhere.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

". G. ShalTer, the Terra Alta
Photographer, Viii lie here week
after next and remain about two
weeks at his portable gallery, which
is still here. lie is making
arrangements 10 move to Fairmont
and locate permanently at that
place,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Mr.. John j. Kady and Miss
Della Coni(r. of Rowlesburg. and
two Misses Gilmore. of Rowlesburg
and Piedmont, were here Monday
visiting our beautiful little town,
and gave us pleashIit cali.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Tie resolutions on The death Of
Dr.. Trippett, passed by the
Masonic Lodge, Of this place, seem
a little late, but as tho Lodge meets
oncc month, this is the FIRST
meeting since his death.
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A M. JARRETT, D D. S.

Has done the leading Dental bust.
ness in Kingwood for q years.
Everything ih modern dentistry
done promptly and as good Us done
IN the largest cities
Address GRAFTON, ". Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Good coal delivered at si1 cents
Jcr busbel from the old thinner
bank, near town. run by w. v
Riddle. and all orders left with him
will receive prompt attention.
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In MEhORIAM.

Resolutions of Respect diid Condo
lencS Passed by Preston Lodge,
No. 90, of 4. L: & A. Al, Oct.
4th, 1898.
Whereas our esteemed Bro, Or.
r. Is. l.. Trippett, has passed from
labor TO rest, be Il
Reyoired, That by his death cur
Lodge has lost one OF its most car:
nest and efficient members. and the
community one of its most useful
citizens. Bro. Trippett was kind
atid loving husband AID father; u
friend and neighbour Of the Highest
social qualities and Physician of
most eminent skill. DR.. Trippett
was Il man of more than ordinary
educational attalnments, and few
men t6oR 4 livelicr interest IN the
progteSS of e lucation in his com.
mtnity than he. Be it
RcSolred, That our Order hereby
terdef to the behaved family our
deepest SYMPATHY in theft distress;
and that II copy of these resolutions
be sent to each oftlc County papers
for publication; II copy; under seal
Of Lodge, delivered to tie family of
the DECEASED and copy filed III
the archives of the lodge;
j. x. MoNRoE. J
j. AMI MARTIN, Com.
j: W. PAEks,
Whereas it hath pleased Almighty
God in his infinite wisdom to re.
move from our midst Sister Jennie
Monroe, wife ii our cstcehied Bro.
Julius X. Monroe, be it
ReSolced, That by her death the
church militant has lost a conss-
tant member, the home n loving
daughter, sister and wife. th6 com
munity one Of It's most pleasant and
refined citizens.
Though constant sufferer, Sister
Monroe possessed that rare union
Of natural plehsantncsv, patience
and christian fortitude, under all
circumstances. Having been Kind
and charitable to all through life,
the hearts Of all who knew her
achcd when it WAS known tho
"Grim Monster" had conquered.
BE Y
Rcsolccd, That our Order hereby
tender the bcreayed our deepest
sympathy in their distress, and
that copy Of these resolutions be
sent TO The county papers for pub
Iicalion, a copy. under seal o.
Lodge, delivered to the friends Of
the deceased, and Il copy filed in
thc archicves of the Lodge.
JAMES w. PARKS,
j, AMI MFHTIN, Com.
RUFUS IEoLDE&,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Mrs. Mary Byrne and daughter,
Julia, returned Yesterday from a
sjimmeriug st Mt. Lake Park,
where Trey have cottage
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Mrs PhebeAshburn. of Reedsyillc;
was visiting relatives in town Mon;
day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Call for your warm lunch at
JoHN W. ALBRIGHT'S.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-06

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Warrick
Of this place, son, Fnday, Sept.
Both, 1888.