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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

cOrre,pondencs Of tAs Argus.

cOrre,pondencs OF the Argus.
Too wet for the farmers to push
their work.
Quite number of our farmers
were at Terra Alta for fertilixcr
this week.
j. s. Blaokwood, of Newburg,
was here on business last week.
Amos Feather. OF Herring.
bought q lot of sheep OF John
Kelly recently.
Frank Kelly sold a fine riding
horse to DIR. Borgess., of Brandon
vile, lately.
l. A. Frankhouscr's children
have the measles.
Miss Annie Guseman will 90 TO
Bruceton to open dressmaking
shop.
Floyd Kelly was visiting at home
this week.
Walter Conley is working for
Isaac Gnseman this spring.
Willie Smith is working for
Joseph banks. j. j.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27
REGULAR PROFESSIONAL NOTICE
or DIR. w. 3. SImONTON,

Who has been visiting this sec
ton for fourteen years, aud will
visit it again as follows
Kingwood Monday, May 9Th,
1893 Rooms at Jordan's Hotel,
remain six days.
Newburg, Monday. May 18th ;
Rooms At Mrs. U. S. Davis's Hotel,
remain six days.
Rowlesburg, Monday, May 22nd ;
at Miss Florencs Pugh's Dwelling
House, and remain six days.
Tunnslton, Monday, May Goth,
and remain Eve days, vt Mrs.
Miller's West Virginia Hotel.
] use q preparation Of my own for
the perfectly safe extraction Of
teeth without pain. At filling
teeth, ! have no superiora, and few
equals. All should try to preserve
their natural teeth.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27
DAHBIGNR PRINCE.

THE CELEBRATED TRoTTING BRED
STALLION. DAUBIaER PRIHcE,
owned by the Preston County Trot-
ting Horse Breeders Association,
may be seen during the season Of
1893, Mt the following points;
Tunneltou, Monday afternoon OF
each week. beginning April 10th.
Fellowsyille, Tuesday afternoon
Of each week, beginning April 18th.
Newburg, Wednesday afternoon
Of each week, beginning April 18th.
Reedsyilo, Thursday afternoon.
aud Friday forenoon Of each week,
beginning April 18th.
KingwoOd, Saturday Of each week
beginning April 10Th.
And continuing No said points TIL
June Ord, after which the horse will
be ~ Portland. Union, Grant and
Pleasant Districts. This horse is
Thoroughbred HambIeiOnian
Tfotting Horse, beautiful bav.
foalcd in 1887, aud ~ handsome a.
picture.
If you want fue farm horse. m
excellent saddle and driving horse,
an nnexcelled race horse, or horse
that will bring the very highest
market price, 90 500 Prince. Yoa
know good horse when you ace
one. Examine for yourself, and
take drive behind him.
PREsroN CoUNTY TRo1rfNe HoRsE
BREEDERS AssOcfATIO
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27
TERRA ALTA SUMMER
NORMAL SCHOOL.
TEN WEEKS TERM.
-BEGINNIEG--
JUNE 18TH, 1893.

BoARDINe-$s to $40 per month
can be secured in private families.
First-class hotels for those who do
sire.
Normal Department-Giving spo-
cial attention to the preparation of
Teachers for the Fall Examination.
Competent instructors will be Sc
cured, and an opportunity will be
given to those desiring TO pursue
advanced course Of study.
Primary Department-This depart
ment will be conducted by one of
the most thorough and experienced
instructors in the county. Parents
desiring to have their children pre-
pare for boarding school will do
well TO consult the Principal.
The present term, with an enroll.
ment Of 100 pupils, will close June
ID. IL will be Of advantage to stu.
dents expecting 10 attend the sum-
mer term to spend a part Of the pres
ent term in accustoming themselves
to habits Of study in order to get
full benefit Of the Summer Normal.
Persons wishing further informa-
ton, call on or address
q. NJ. FORD, Principal,
Terra Alta, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

Fror ,he rerr. Ana oracls.

FrcU the Terra Alta Oracle.
The Gilbert Band, of Piedmont,
will attend the Worlds Fair.
Messrs. q. A. Mayer and p. A..
Fox are in Washington this week +.
on business.
Terra Alta had fight Saturday
afternoon. LATER NO one hurt.
Mr.. James A. DeBerry is pre-
pairing to open general store at
Coriuth.
Miss Nettie Herudon loft on
Monday morning to take charge OF
her school in Rewlesburg.
The scholarship at Prof. Ford's
spring term OF Normal school has
increased to.ninety seven.
DR.. and Mrs. s. M. Scott, atten.
ded the Presbytery at Morgantown
several days last week.
Mrs. Rebecca Mason has sold her
property, on State street, TO Mr..
John Mayer, and she and family
will remove to Grafton.
Clyde Smith and sister. Miss Ida.
formerly of Gladesville, this county.
more recently Of Blaine, have pur-
chased the Thompson property at
Corinth, and opened up general
store.
Il. L. Gribbls's meat shop has
closed. The room IN which it was
located--in the Frceland Block
will be used by Mr.. Dee Crane To
enlarge his furniture room.
Mrs. George Burke will take
charge of the Washington House in
few DAYS. Air. bennington and
family will occupy the Glover house,
on Washington Street, lately vaca-
ted by Charles Hewitt, which has
been greatly repaired.
The tea and supper held at the
the residence of Mrs. Emma Mayer,
on Friday last, for the benefit OF
the M. IL. church, was quite sue.
cess. The sum realized amounted
to $40.
Daniel Albright sold last week
four lots of ground to VIM. Garner,
OF kingwood. The ground lies on
the south side of B. & O. at the
top OF the grade. Mr.. Garner will
build at once.
As one result OF tho General
Assembly, of the Presbyterian
church, held at Morgantown, last
week, the Church at this place will
soon work in conjunction with the
kingwood church. Heretofore il
has been under the charge of tho
Oakland pastor. The Oakland
church belongs to the Southern
Presbyter and this church to the
Northern.
Rev. Thomas Dixon, OF Balti-
more, while visiting in New York
last week, took q hunt on Staten
Island and killed forty-slx robins
and pewee. For this he was
arrested, and the bill of costs under
the law amounted to the sum of
l,150, twenty-five dollars for each
robin. AS he was stranger he
was permitted to compromise by
paving $3.50. Shooting robins
comes high in some places.
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Notice has been given heretofore
calling the attention to the desecra-
ton Of the n. K. Church by the
use of tobacco and litter in general,
but no heed has been taken in the
matter. The sanctuary is place
dedicated to the worship Of God
and not a depository for the spittal
of tobacco, and il this notice does
not have the desired effect, other
means will be used to break up this
filthy and obnoxious habit. Bear
this in mind and act accordingly.
G.. w. CoNLEY, Sexton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

Rev. Fred Burkhalter, the Bap-
tist Pastor OF Herring, is N very
poor health and has been compelled
to suspend his labors for the
present and 20 to bis home at
Rowlesburg. lie is threatened
with consumption and has had sew.
eral severe hemorrhagos from the
lungs. We hope that he will get
better bat bis friends arc fearful for
the worst.
Ripans Tabuies for torpid liver.
hipans 1abuies have come 70 stay.
Ripans Tabulos cure hives.
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MAY FORECAST. 1893.

Nay Will have clear and bracing
opening. attended by frost north
ward, adding its beautiful frescolng
in the early morning to the art
scenery on the opening of the Co.
lumoian Exposition. However, the
temperature will reverse and grow
warm on the End with active agen-
cies at work, which will eliminate
IN storms of wind aud ram about
the evening of the 2nd and 3rd IN
central parts Of the country; cool,
clear weather will follow for q few
days, when the temperature will
react and warm air currents will
move from the southwest eastward
about the 9th and 7th, resulting In
active storms on the Sth, eth and
10th. After the passage of these
storms a marked tendency to frost
will be experienced within the May
frost belt to about the 18th. Clear,
cool weather will follow to about
the 18th, when warm air currents
will be circulating from the south
northward. From the 14th to the
18th manifest tendency to cyclic
mic activity within areas in which
they occur is most likely to prevail.
Rain, sleet-storms and winds OF
more than ordinary velocity will
prevail. The tendency to frost will
return about the 10th and 18th.
Several days Of cool weather will
intervene before return TO season
able weather. About the 18th the
temperature will grow warm in all
parts OF the country, eliminating
in a storm-wave about the 10th,
reaching middle and eastern parts
later. The character Of the winds
will serve as key to the nature
and intensity OF the storms that
will follow. Winds from the south
laden with the Torrid climate have
the elements Of tornadoes and cy-
clones within them, when coming
in contact with antagonistic forces
and the surface conditions to de-
velop them. From the 22nd fair
weather will ensue to the 26th,
when showers of rain will prevail.
The last storm period OF the month
will be in progress on the closing
day in the west. Much Of May will
be a pleasant month, lnterspersod
by cool waves having a frost ten
dency. Hurricanes and cyclones
will be much reduced in number
and modified in violence as com
pared to those that swept the south
and west in April. Rainfall within
the month will not be excessive,
yet enough to supply all vegltating
needs, will be forthcoming in the
spring rain belts. June may still
have less rainfall than May.
p. r. SMITH.
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o. ~. woTRINc.
a ttorney-at-Law.

w. Scott Garner, Of Tunnelton,
was in to see us yesterday. He has
oeen at home since the first of the
month looking aftor hrs farm and
business in this county, and OK
pects to return to bis work with the
Gresham Publishing Company at
Richmond, Indiana.
English SPAWN Liniment remove
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring-bone,
Stiles, Sprains, all swollen Threats.
Coughs, &c. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Biemish Cure over known
Sold by DR.. II. r. Fiey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 5-14-91-1yr
II any Of our subscribers who
have ordered any other paper IN
connection with the AReUs, do not
receive it promptly, they will con-
fer favor on Us by dropping =
card to this Office and notifying us
of the same, in order that we may
look Che matter up.
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"Two Mearts That Beat as Ono. >

tive Hearts That Beat As One
Robert Pratt-23
Mary Pyles-21.
Stephen r. Knotts-24
Marietta Almeda Taylor-17.
T. N. HerriDg-21
Eliza j. Collier-I9.
William II. McGinnis-50
MoIlie Stocking-37.
George A. Rodabaugh-23
Maggie o. Downs-10.
p. s. Rodabaugb-26
Rosa b. Taylor-27.
Ernest l.. Johnson-21
Kate A. Snaffer-23.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

Owned by a company OF farmers
styled the Preston County Shire
Horse Breeders Association, will
mako the season of 1898 at the fol-
lowing places
Hudson. Monday Afternoon, Apr.1O
Rockville, Tuesday forenoon ;. IL
Brandonvillo, Wednesday " IL
Cuzzart, Thursday forenoon /" Is
Lenox, Friday (" I" ID
Tunnelton. Monday afternoon OF
Fellowsvillc. Tuesday Z" IS
Marques, Wed. forenoon /" 10
Evansville. Z" afternoon I" 10
Independence, Thur.forenoon " 90
Reedsyille, Friday {" {" 21
And continue at the above named
places every two weeks thereafter
during the season.
DESCRIPTION.
This is thorough bred horse.
beautiful brown, foaled in 1887,
imported by Galbraith Bros. IN
1891.
The Company had several horses TO
select from, paying more for him
than any other draught horse in the
county this year, because he COM
bines size, quality, style and action,
backed mp by pedigree of the best
breeding in England or America,
tho most essential characteristics
that are in the make up Of perfect
horse,
TERMS.
Ten dollars to insure mare in
foal Sl5 TO insure colt TO stand
and suck.
For complete pedigree inquire of
j, =. HARMED, Keeper.
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TEN WEEKS
Normal School
AT
KING WOOD ACADEMY.

This term will commence MAY
9Th, 1893, aud continue ten weeks.
The course OF study will consist spe
cially Of thorough review of ALI the
branches in which an applicant is
examined to Obtain No. ] certifi-
cate. Glasses will be organized also
IN any Of the higher branches il de.
sired by any one preparing to entor
any higher school. a number OF new
boarding houses will be opened for
the accommodation of studrnts, first
class boarding costing So. 90 and $40
per month. We hope TO make this
the most pleasant and profitable
school we have yet taught in King
wood.
We intend to make the cost less
and the advantages equal TO or
greater than at any other school Of
the kind IN The country.
For particulars, address
RUFUS HOLDEN,
KfNGwOoD, w. VA.
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GUM-ELAsTTO PAINT

Ripans Tabulos are always ready.
kipans Iabules purify the blood
Ripans Tabuios for bad tomper.
hipans labules are of great value.
kipans Iabuios cure dyspepsia.
Ripans Iabules pr0long lffe.
kipans Iabulos cure dizziness.
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Duncan McRa has resumed work
in the insurance business.
James W. Robinson, of Fellows.
Vile was in town this week.
David Wilt and son Oscar, o
Amboy, were here this week.
Hon. John p. Jones, of Terra
Alta, was here on business Monday.
George Al Kelly, of Pleasant dis
trict, was in town on business YES
terday.
a. w. Brown, of Gainesville,
was here yesterday and gave us a
call.
John A. Bell, of Amblersbug,
made us paying call while in town
Wednesday.
Rev. Starkey, of Terra Alta, was
IN town Saturday and Sunday and
held services in the Baptist church.
The prudent and provident
mother makes it a rule to keep DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup in the house.
She has tried il before and she we'll
knows that when her little ones
have Group it will surely cure them.
j. K. Monroe left yesterday even
ing for the lower end Of the county
to do big job Of surveying.
Squire Martin, of Pleasant dis
trict, was i'm town on business
Monday, and gave us a call.
GINS j. Shnffer, Esq, was out on
the b. & o. at Grafton and other
points, on business, this week.
Frederick Copeman, of Bruceton,
was here yesterday attending the
Odd Fellow Anniversary celebration.
j. Ed Kildow has accepted po-
sition on the Grafton Sentinel as
local editor and business manager.
IGyou want 80 save MONEY buy
your SHOES and SHIPPERS ns rny-
loT's Shoe Sfore. AEe viii give yen
she beat BARGAINS and the --latest
~tyics.
Grant Whitehar, who formerly
. resided here and worked for the II.
X. & L. is now living at Rodamers.
Charles G. Bishoff, of Henry,
came IN to subscribe for the ARGUS
while Mt the County Capital yOster.
day.
Rev. Robert Smith, of Grafton,
pastor Of tie A. III. +. church here,
was in town yesterday on church
business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Barlow, of near Kingwood, a fine
big nine pound girl baby, on April
18th, 1898.
Mrs. Lulu Manown and children
returned to Rowlesburg Tuesday.
after a short visit to her parents at
this place.
We desire to call special atten-
ton to the advertisement in this
issue Of the Summer Normal School
ut Terra Alta.
FOR prices on Hu9sIss. Carts, Wag.
ems and ais ktnds % Vehicles. call
on Monroe & wallis, KtnRyvssd, the
Leaaing Hardware Rsrm OF she
CeunTy.
j. A. Smith has been appointed
Postmaster at Rodamers, tins
county, in place Of Il. W. Nine,
who resigned the Office.
Arthur Wright, of Preston conn
ty, brother of Frank Wright, has
entered the store of Sharps &
Wright. BuckhannOH Delta.
On and after tomorrow friday
che Town Ordinance restricting
stock running at large will be
strictly enforced.
Mr.. }. N Berthy, an old Pres
tonian, has been appointed post
master 1t Sellars, Upshur county,
where he is merchandising,
Ben II. EIsey was in town last
Saturday on business. lie says he
is in the race for Oounty Supt. to
win and thinks his chances are
good.
Senator Morley left Monday
evening for Wheeling to look after
his interest in the Moundsvillo
Mining aud Manufacturing bust
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". IL. Brand, our efficient
Superintendent of the County
lnfirmary. has been iudisposed for
the past few days and confined to
his room.
There were quite number Of our
friends here yesterday from various
parts Of the county and dropped in
to see us. We have not space to
mention all their names.
Don't forget to vote for Eve
months school at the election next
month. Several of the Districts
will vote this time on Eve, instead
of four months free school.
Mrs. Carrie Burnham Kilgore
has excited considerable criticism
among prohibitionists by acting in
her capacity as attorney in the
license court OF Philadelphia in
behalf Of saloon-keeper.
Cooks for Hotels and Restaurants
rs well as for private families are
fast settling down to the conviction
that Salvation Oil is absolutely nec-
essary for burns, scalds, and
chapped hands. and they show their
:aith by keeping it on hand.
Gus Grcaser. of TOWNSVILLE, left
yesterday for Mt. Lookout, Nicho-
las county, where he expects to
work this summer again, as he did
last summer.
Isaac Mathews, who has been in
the lumber business at Sellars,
Upshur county, for some time, was
here this week on business and TAX
ing in the Odd Fellow celebration.
Den't saIi IN get prices from MEN,
IMPLEMENTS aud MACHINERY.
Buckncr Grimes, who has been
blacksmithing at Reedsville for
some time, is now located .near
Bayard, in Grant county, working
ut his trade for the Nerdeck Lum.
Der Company.
Baker Montgomery, of Irondale
Furnace, will move to Kingwood
this week and accept q position on
the L. K. & +. railroad. He has
rented p. r. Smiths property near
the depot and will occupy 1t.
The advertising Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is snbstantiated by endorse
ments which in the financial world
would be accepted without n
moments hesitation. They tell
the story-HOOD'S CURES.
HOOPS PILLS cure liver Ills,
jaundice.
DIR. f.. T. Martin arrived in
town Monday from Baltimore,
where he graduated last week from
the Medical College there. lie has
not decided yet where he will locate
for the practice of his profession.
The prospects for a splendid
term of Summer Normal School in
Kingwood are excellent. The
Principal, Prof. Rufus Holden, is a
born teacher and has had long
experience in the business and is
very popular with his pupils.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

When Baby vas sick, We Eavs her Casio7fa.
When she was a Child. she cried FOR Castoria.
When she became Mis-, sho ciung 70 castods.
when she had Children aio ga-othsu cautosia,
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Row's THlsl
Coal Flre Gents Per BasfeI I

j will deliver coal from the
ZIMMERMAN BANK, from this
date until further notice, at tho
remarkable low price d FIVE
CENTS per busbcl. Have your
coal bouse filed at once.
JOHN GHgAsER.
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DOsITIgKI.T THR BEsT AND CuE6pPgr
~ hQOFiN0 ~ USE. $50 por 100 s0nare
Eeot, Including Wire Mails. Metal Caps and
Faint for ono coat compisto.
GUM ELASTIC PAINT
For Tin and Iron Roofs abd tops n Freiaht
Cara. ~ VII stop breaks On metal, aud Often
saves the cost ~ new roof. One gallon Paint
and Tab. fi.ios
GUM CEMENT,
a positive cure for Laaky Roofs. 10 d de-.
signed expressly for repairing breaks or naif
hoiss ln On metal or 0tboI roofs. Price sfs15
per 10 ID. can.
9. W. MENEAR, Agent,
kingwood, Preston Co., w. Va.
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"The sun is throwing kisses
Al the earth warm is bis smile.
But wise matrons and wise misses
Will wear Aannels yet awhile
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-27

ForMa1aria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
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zlz-zs - xEzL lzszzzzsuu<zxrznzzzE,
Governor Pattison, Of Peausyl-
vaaia, has appointed five women as
notaries public, his first nomlna-
tons under the new law regarding
that office. One of them Is Miss
Hills. manager Of the Harrisburg
Telegram.
The wife of Lloyd Brand, who
lives on the Old Stone House farm
near Reedsville. has been very
poorly the past week. Drs. Cox,
of Masontown, and McMillen, of
kingwood. are the attending ply
sicians.
Miss Sasilia Cuppett. Of Glade
Farms, died Sunday morning,
April 90, 1898, and was buried in
the cemetery there Tuesday at 1. SO,
z. NJ. Rev. Friend preached the
funeral services. She was a daugh-
ter Of Alph Cnppett and was
afflicted wit st. vitus Dance.
Everything in tho HARDwARR
line as the Blg store OF moNnoE a
WALLS.
The colored folks Of this place
are making preparations to build n
church this summer. The pastor,
Rev. Smith, Of Grafton, was here
this week working the matter up
and getting it started. They ex-
pect to build in West Kingwood
near the junction of Morgantown
Street aud Beverly Hill.
Nlo OTHER sarsapariIla has ef-
80 fected such remarkable cures as
HOODS Sarsaparilla, Of Scrofula,
Salt Rheum. and other blood diseases.
In an address last week Professor
Charles Eliot Norton, of Harvard,
speaking of James Russell Lowell,
said +: Gle and were friends for
more than forty years. We used to
see each other almost every day.
and do not remember ever hearing
him cay anything which ever gave
pain to any other human being.
Farmers prepare for spring and
buy your Phosphates Of good
goods and lower prices than any
where else of us. We have made
our goods to order, knowing the
ingredients, and every sack will
give you the return you expect.
Buy reliable and good goods and be
not deceived by runners who sell
the article at an advance of rs or
90 cents per sack to make their
commission, and hold out induce
ments Of long credits.
CHAs. w. MAYER & Son.
TERRA ALTA, January 2, 1893.
The Summer Normal School at
Terra Alta promises to be q big
success, as Prof. Geo. M. Ford, the
Principal, has already established
his reputation as teacher and rs
now conducting spring term with
about 100 enrolled. Young teach
ers and those desiring to attend
school should write to Prof. Ford
for particulars.
SpecIaI Drives In BOOTS and
SHOES fos Cash at TAYLoR's Boot
and Shoe Store. Gall at once.
T. j. Hinton, Travelling Auditor
Of the Covenant Building & Loan
Association, of Knoxville, Tenn. i.
was in this city last week for the
purpose OF auditing the books of the
local Secretary and Treasurer, Mr..
@. w. Fawcett. He found his
books in good shape. The Cove
nant is the only association in the
South that has Travelling Auditor.
This shows that the Covenant is
looking closely after their business.
Mr.. Hinton reports that the Cove
nant is doing large and prosper
ous business.
DR.. M. Il. Powell, of Tunnelton,
assisted by Drs. Lanham and
Posten, Of Newburg, performed q
difficult surgical operation, Tues.
day Of this week, on fifteen year
old son Of Ed Matlicks. who lives
about three miles from Tunnclton.
The operation consisted in removing
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Everything in the HARDwARH
line at the Big store OF EEoNRoE a.
WALLS.

The colored folks Of this place
are making preparations to build a
church this summer. The pastor,
Rev. Smith, Of Grafton, was here
this week working the matter mp
and getting it started. They ex-
pect to build in West Kingwood
near the junction of Morgantown
Street aud Beverly Hill.
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We hope everyone who owns a horse VIII rsao
tbc adyefti9efnert oi the Eikhart Carriace and
Harness Manufacturing Company, 81 Elkhsrt,
todiaoa, APPEARING in thio papcr.