West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-16

/ the Silver nen OF the West 10 indorse
Bryan and the Chicago platform.
One Of the most successful terms OF
summer normal schools ever held in
Kingwood, closed last Friday. The
average attendance was over thirty
and all were wen pleased with the
school
The number Of teachers to be en-
ployed in Portland district tins year is
b. Levy for teachers fund as cents.
and for building fund 25 cents The
wages were fixed at SIS for No and
$50 for No. 2 and ss5 per month for No.
l.
The Newburg boys organized a base
ball club last Thursday and have en-
tered the comfy championship. They
played Austen Saturday and beat them
by a score of n TO l according TO the
report we have received from New
burg.
Communion services win be held in
the Presby terrain church on next Sab
bath at the morning service. All
christians or those protesting this faith
in Christ as their Savior are invited to
attend these services and partalSe OF
the Lords supper.
Miss Ella Braham. formerly OF King
wood, was married on July 4th i'm Oak
land at the residence OF the officiating
minister Rev. BENZ. Ison, TO MIR. Bal
ley Carrollton Right OF Keyser The
brides home is near Rowlesburg this
county. but she has been employed in
the Office of the Keyser Echo for the
past year.
Mrs. A. p. Griffith and children from
Cleburne, Texas, arrived at Tunnelton
Monday to visit the family OF Col. La
velle. Her husband, Capt. a. p. Crit
fifth, is conductor on n railroad down
in the Lone Star State" and will come
out later on n visit and to accompany
his wife home. lie is brother 20 Mrs
w. j. Lavelle.
Several valuable communications
were crowded out last week owing to
being received at this Office too late
and being too stale for this issue
Once more we notify our correspon-
dents that their letters and matter for
publication must reach this office on
Tuesday in order to insure insertion
that week.
The following are the new officers
of Brown Lodge No. 80, X. OF r., of
this place:
Past Chancellor, ]. Slidell Brown;
Chancellor Commander w. II. C. Mes
senger; Vice Chancellor, II. S. Whet-
sell; Master at Work, w. w. Graham;
Prelate, w. b. Parkhurst; Master-at-
Arms, Geo. A. Herring; Master OF the
Exchequer, +. NJ, MurdoclS- Keeper of
Records and Seal, J NJ. Crane; Master
Of Finance. }. NJ. Crane.
Mr. w II. Smith, editor Of The Ar
gus, Benton, Pa, recommends rene
dy for diarrhpa which he has used
with magical effect Several weeks
ago he says, 81 purchased "a bottle
Of Cham berlaIn's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy, and after using less
than one-tbird Of the contents the re
suits were magical effecting an eutiro
cure ] heartily and cheerfnlly recon
mend the remedy 20 all suffering from
diarrhOsa." This remedy is for sale By
j. A. Lenhart, Kingwood.
The July session Of county court
convened Monday afternoon and will
be in session all week. All the mem
bers are in attendance and are all out
today on the road between Newburg
and Independence with J. X. Monroe
as surveyor, trying 20 locate the new
county road that has been in dispute
50 long, between those points We
can give no report Of the regular pro.
ceedings till next week, when we will
give the order OF business and the fl
nancial statement the week after.
A burglar tried to rob smith NJ. Al
bright OF MI Pleasant, Pa last Sat
urday night. 1t was very warm and
Mr.. Albright had left the window OF
his bed room up and the intruder en-
tered by IL and opened the front door
| 50 as 20 escape easily and then pro-
ceeded TO hunt for the money taken in
that day in the store and which Mr.
| Albright had in his pockets, over a
| 500. His wife awoke and screamed
and MIR Albright jumped for shot
| gun close at hand and the burglar fed
empty handed.
'My mother my wife and myself use
| Cham berlains Cough Remedy when
| ever troubled with a cough or cold. it
/ is the medicine of our home. do not
| know how we could do without it, We
/ feel that il is an indispensable article.
| The people in this vicinity too are be-
| ginning 90 learn Of the merits OF this
| excellent medicine. / never lose an
opportunity 20 testify 10 its value, for
! IL has saved many a doctors bill in my
/ family. w. ) Musssr. proprietor OF
/ the Musser House, Wilhelm, Pa "
| This remedy is famous for its cures Of
/ bad colds. Try IL and you will recon-
\ mend IL 90 your friends. For sale by J
/ a. Lenhart, Kingwood.
| At the recent session Of the State
| Convention Of the Epworth League held
/ ia Kinvwood, the following officers
were elected Tor the ensuing year
/ President, W. T. Mathews Of Mounds
Vile; 1st Vice President Rev. W. A.
/ Haggerty OF Warrington; I'd Vice Pres
ident, Hon. T.. Perry Jacobs OF New
Martinsville; Secretary, Charles Fur
! bee Of Warrington; Treasurer. Miss
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