West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-07-27

uhA'cO 20 young lauf IN Ming
wood. Frank has made quite a
success of his business at that place
and We are glad of it. He is a
deserving young man.-Philsppi
PlaiHdealer.
A lady, whose hair came ont with
every combing. was induced to give
Ayers Hair Vigor faithful trial.
She did so, and not only was the
loss of hair checked, but new aud
vigorous growth soon succesde ed
that which had gone.
Misses Hattie Moore and Julia
LandOn, of Salisbury, Conn, ar
rived here this week to visit friends
and relatives. They are stopping
at Mr.. ID. L. Fawcett's and are re-
lated to his wife. Miss Landon is
the daughter of John Landon who
used to run the Muddy Greek Fur
mace.
Daniel +. Fawcett spent very
successful day fishing down on
Cheat River last week. He caught
30 very fine Bass, some Of them
weighing several pounds. One
measured 1sA inches In length and
five inches across. Dan CLAIMS the
belt so far.
The value of good name was
well exemplified the other day,
when man asked one of our drug
gusts for a bottle of Sarsaparilla.
"Whose :" inquired the clerk.
"Whose? why, Ayers, Of course.
Ye don't suppose Pm going to run
any risks with Hannah, do We ?''
The School Levy for Grant dis
trict this year is 421 cents on the
hundred dollars valuation of prop
erty ; 30 cents for Teachers Fund
and l2t for Building Fund. Sala.
ries of teachers S33 per month for
No. l, 500 for No. 2, and s25 for
No. 3. The school term is same as
heretofore, four months. The levy
is the lightest Of any district in the
county.
Oar School Beard is having the
other room of the Academy fixed
up for use this coming term and
will get patent desks for it. The
teachers have been engaged as fol-
lows Principal, Prof. Rufus Hol-
den Grammar Department, Mrs.
Mollie Holden Intermediate De.
partment, Miss Ida Spahr; Primary
Department, Miss Laura Parks.
Miss Maud Brown will have charge
of the Colored School, we are
informed.
The Home Campmeeting Servl.
ces at the NJ. Il. Church the past
week were we'll attended and very
interesting. Services were held
every afternoon at half past two
and at night. Rev. r. Il. Hudson
the "Sweet Singer" and Evangelist
Of Alliance, Ohio, was present
throughout and led the services.
He is an earnest and active worker
and did much good. The atten-
dance every night was so large that
the Sunday School Rooms were
thrown open also.
Rev. John Thompson, Of Phila-
delphIa, one Of the editors of The
CHRISTIAN Standard, was here from
Saturday till Monday, assisting
Rev. Rider with series Of meetings
at the NJ. Il. church. Rev. Thomp-
son is venerable looking old man
and very eloquent divine. lie
preached splendid sermon Sunday
morning. lie came over here from
Mt. Lake Park, where he has been
assisting with the Campmeeting
just closed over there.
Robert p. Monroe, son Of Col.
A. Monroe, Of this county, has been
appointed a deputy U. 8. Marshall,
for this division, by S. S. Vinson.
u. $. Marshall, for the district of
West Virginia. The appointment,
We understand, came unexpected
and unsolicited. Bob is an intelli-
gent, energetic young man and will,
we have no doubt, make q good Of.
iicer. - Hampshire ReUiew.
The young man above mentioned
is a nephew Of Col. r. W. Monroe,
Of this place, and was here on
visit last summer.
Glade Valley Council, No. 4C,
Junior Order, Of Gainesville.