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Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

Geronimo was visited by very heavy rain storm on Monday. Water ran from one to two feet deep ali over the townsite.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
SECRET SOCIETIES.
!. o. 0. F.

GLOBE LODGE NO. 6 - MEETS VI each Monday evening at Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers cordially in Vited.
 ED ARHELGER, W. M. JAMEs WILEY, Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

Just received by the Sultan Mercan- tile company fine assortment of mems cl6thing. Stocks have also been re- plenished in other departments of our store
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

Those who desire to have photos made should attend to it soon, as I shall leave Globe about August 20. Please come early enough to give me time to finish them before leaving.
 A. MILLER.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
Notice.

To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned claims one-third interest in the Little Giant mining claim, situated in Globe mining district.
 J, c. JOPLIN.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

E. F. Kellner & Go. are agents for Pabst Milwaukee Beer and have just received their first carload, with orders to meet all competition.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

George II. Rice has been admitted to practice in the supreme court of Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
For Sale.

My store building and lot on Broad street; also stock consisting of stoves, hardware and tinware, at cost. Call and inspect. J. SUFFER.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

These linen and duck suits are cool and comfortable. Milligan, the tailor, makes them for all kinds of people.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

The populists meet next Saturday evening at the court house to perfect their organization.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

Schlitz's pale ale and malt extract at c. E. Taylor's.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
Arizona Silver Belt
Thursday, August 6, 1896.
LOCAL NEWS.

Born-July 30, to the wifo of Rich ard Jennings, son.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

For writing paper of all kinds go to G. s. Van Wegenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
Bargains.

Call and see them, as I have some goods to dispose of regardless of cost.
 G. $. VAN WAGENEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
Political Announcements.

J. w. BOARDMAN announces that he will be candidate for Sherin of Gila county, sub ject to the action Of the county republican convention.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

Globe X San Carlos Telegraph Go. OFce Hours--9 o'clock A. NJ. to i2 NJ. and : to s T. n. Spndays-l0 to 1 A. NJ. and 6 to z r, N.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

All kinds of wines and liquors at G. s. Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

N H. LIVINGSTON announces himself a candidate for sherin of Gila county, subject to the action of the county Democratic con, yention.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

New samples just received for GUS tom made clothing. Give me a call. Satisfaction guaranteed. c. s. Van Wagenen.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

TYR. J. A. LORD, Resident Dentist. O Office opposite the Kinney House, Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
Taylor keeps ice.

Don't send away for your job print ing. We do high grade work at most reasonable prices. Call and see our samples.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
Notice.

New house, opposite the Old Domin- ion smelter, to rent to roomers. Apply to Mrs. N. E. TBE,vILLIAN.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
lGE TABLE-PACiEIC STANDARD TIME
 u.gih Mcridinn.D
wErwABD

No % arrives Bowie at 255 D. u., leaves 3.l5 p m. F. u. GOODMAN. e. ' k T. Agent. San Francisco. Gco. I. t:uebcc. Lccal Freight and Ticket Agent, EOwie, Arizona.
 T. E. Hunt. Commercial Agent. Fl Paso TrEEs
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

Charles Holzmau returned Sunday from m outing to the const.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

FnEcy mixed drinks ct c. E Taylors.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TYR. J. B. LEONARD, PHYSICIAN D and Surgeon. Office at H. C.. Hitchcock's drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

D. R. WILLIAMSON announces that he win be candidate for Sheriff of Gila County, subject to the action of the county Repub, Hcan convention.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

Mems furnishing goods, for spring and summer, just received, at G. s. Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

n SHIELD COLLINS, M. D. 4' Office at residence, two doors south of Postoffice, Office Hours-1i a. m. to ? p. m.; 6 p. m. to 7:30 P. m.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

New invoice Buckingham & Hecht shoes, at c. 5. Van Wagqnen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
Notice.

I am prepared to pay outstanding warrants drawn on the County Gen eral Fund, as follows: Nos. 54, 55, 57, 5S, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66, 67, 69, 70, T, P, 7s, "A, IS, 79, ST, ss, s9, 90 and 119, series of 1892. Interest ceases from this date.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

ID M. THURMOND, ATTORNEY As AtLaw, Globe Arizona. Will practice in all the Courts of the Ter ritory.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
Letter List.

Letters remaining in the postofllee of Globe, A. T., for the month ending August 1, 1896: Gorden George Defei. Moran Duncan,J Hyde Hyde, John Hanks, George Lyon, Herman Matthews, J s Matthews, James Robson, Mrs Sallay A Smith Emmet
 CARTES MEXICANOS. Calreras Jesus Espnosa. Miguel Espinosa, Miguel D Miranda, Manuel Rodriques, Motciana Rascon, Tsidro Segura, Jesus Sandus Jose Serna, Manuel
 Persons calling for the above letters, please say advertised"
 JOHN F. CHAMPION,
 Postmaster.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06
Q G. FOX, M. D.

Office one door south of Hitch. cocks Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

Soda water at Hitchcock's drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-08-06

H. HITCHCOCK, Treasurer. Globe, Ariz., July 30, 1896.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09

absr maj erSdblt ftdD, oaB .r uadftens
Miniiter tpirb. @r 1T f9on an ibr
por6ti, aIs er pIUBli9 itubt, einsn @us
genblid 3duoert unb bGnn uuf lie gus
sebt.
y2tIio pirtIi9 Sic, gnGbige Srou!
Die LANCE BADEN mir uns ni4t ssit.
ben - ais OBJ mir gar ni6t in bsrftls
ben Stabt pobnten! sic baben ii9
gar nift perGnbsrt."
sic la4eIt itnb i9peist, benin Fs
lam feline SOfli9teit ni9t crtpioern.
Gr iiebt Ie nit einsm larlsen Bid an.
vSie miiTen gIidIi6 getporben
fem" id9te er. obne oaran gu benten,
bab er Dor Sebn Sabren fait bic sleis
den Wprte sebrau9t bat.
nSa," iagte lie elnfa4. limb Sie2"
nS4 babe feline 3eit, bardn gu osns
fen - aber ia CLAUDE, nein."
Limb parum ni9t? SabenSie ni9t
alss srrei9t, mas sic Iid als iunser
Nann porgenommen batten?"
.@as bate i9 mir benn oamals
pprgenpmmen. sndbige Srau9"
Isle iagten mir = auf benz Ball,
tpo mir uns tsnnsn lsrnten = Sic
tpiirOsn ni9t cher 5ufrieOen iein, Bis
sic Mtniiter pGren unb ipenn man
ben 3eitungen slauben ioa ="
rWie LANCE mag bas pobl Der
fetn9" fragt er bitter. nSd, bamals
mar es nod Sriibling!"
Sic iiebt i'm pertpunbert an. %
nein, es mar 8inter. tiefer Wintsr!"
IS mar 5riiblins - fir MIDI"
fagt er lan9iam. rSamals mar id
nod jung, bamals tonnte i9 mid
nod beseiitern, bamals trat uIes, ipas
i90n mar, in mein 2eben. 4ber i'd
ba6te nur an meme 3utunft unb an
meinen @brgeiS."
.Man pirb nidt eber gliidli9. BIB
man selernt bat, ii9 ielbit gu Derssis
fen unb fir unosre gu leben," antippr'
tet iie nit rubigem @rnit.
Sic beugt ii9 gu benz tleinen Mdo,
den berub, bus untsrbef en- feline Sanb
in bic ibre gsi9miegt bat, bann fpsns
bet ie ibre fr%auenbaften, grOben Iuz
gen gu ibm. rabieu." iast ie freunbz
lid unb retdt inn bic 9anb gum Ibz
fdisb.
gr iiebt ibr mad, tpie ite in benz rus
bisen Sriumpb ibrer Muttertpiirbe.
ben gplbigen SinOerfriibling an Der
Sanb, burd ben tnoipenben, sriineH
Walb f6reitet. Damn penbst er ieiz
ilen baitigen, trpdenen S9ritt eilts
benz Miniiterium Su.
Die &inbsr ipielen unb iasen DOT
ibr. Sic folgs ibnen in tiefen 9eban>
fen. Die 9ersungenbeit siebt an ibz
rem 9siit ppriiber, unb lG9slnb i9iits
teIt iie ben SOpf. rWie ma muir 10
tb0ri9t fein tann,~ bsntt fie. sd
slaubte iterben 81 miiFen. Sabre nm
Sabre babe ia mid UNI i'm sequdlt.
unb beute - beute mar er mir Elm
%boGitdnDis SrsmDer. Die mar nur 70
tbDri9t fein tann!" limb ld9elnb
i6iittelt ie pieber ben 8opf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09
l~luu6tbige Srase.

rSpunb". SOB" unb n2O4" :
brei fibsls gommilitonen, baben einen
4usFlus mad einem ettpas redt melt
entlessnen 9ierbprfe semadt. Der
@es bortbin fiibrt an pielen 9aithO>
fen porbst - men nimmt es alio
Wunber. fpenn er erfGbrt. baB bic
brsi Stubenten stpar i'm 8isrbprf ,bas
suslsi4 8abns9 altefteIe 1T. anfoms
men, aber iuit gu elmer 3eit. ba Der
Iebts 3us na9 Der llnipsriitdtsitobt
bereits CUR Qbfabrt bereit itebt. SIN
9ssriff. sinsuiteiseH. i4pant.n bic
0rei an Der locomotive poriiber. Be
Iorst ruff SpunS Dem 6ubrsr gu:
ga, !Serr 2peomotipfiibrer, tpihen
Sic oo9 ben ri6tigen Weg2 Dir haz
ben sic namIi4 tesne abnuns bas
pon!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09

g~t1enbabri' .nfau unp tpie SAD alIetI
ntdpt Die '6eIinmung unb ben Mutb i'm
srlten y4ueenblid Der @efabr perlpren,
lonoe IN erit bic ~pertbpple 9eloiens
eur4e eerettet, ebs sr oaran geba9t,
Elm eigenes 2ebsn in St6erbeit gu
lbrinaen. Ser @eneralppItmeiiter
tIopfte i'm tp~oblpolenb auf bic S4uls
ter. ,Su perbienIt cine 9elobnung,
mein Sunge," iagte er. nWas tdnn
ia fir Did tbun?" rMeinem Batter
bic BENTON perI9uffen, ipegen Der i'd
mad Naibingtpn getommen bin, uno
unIere Garm retten," antportete Sad
unb erSGblte benz aufmertium Suhoz
rsnben 8samten bic gan5e 9ei9iAte,
nOein WunI9 lou erfiiat tperoen,
metn Sun9e," bemertte Der 9enerals
poitmeiItep. unb nod am ielben Gage
fubr er nit Sad, benz er auf eieene
Soften einen neuen, eleeanten anSug
an Stele bes Bel benz lnfaIe Bee
i9Gbigten getauft bate, gu benz penz
IionscommiFGr, benz er ben SAL brins
senb ans Ser5 legte. pglls einen perz
iDnliden 9efaaen segen MIDI" iagte
sr, nfiiu ben i'd mid ertenntlid setgen
perbe, nebmen sic iofprt ben SAL bes
GERM Stump auf." limb Der @omz
miFdr bate nidts @iliseres gu tbun,
als bieier b~rinsenben g%mpfebluns
na6Sutommen.
Orei Gage fpGtsr reiite Sad mad
Der pdterliden Sarm Suriid, biesmal
nidt als blinber 9aTusier. gr bate
bic 3ablunssanpeiiune fir bic gez
fummte ~riiditdnhiee BENTON ieines
@aters in Der Sai6e. limb bic
Sreube BEL Isinsr glntunft mar sroB.
Sad taufte natiirlid fem Ponp 5us
rid. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09
Srei Gble.


Wsrbebaben unb Sabegebabt
9ingen suiummen panoern;
8eibe, 5erriHen unb ubssidubt.
Spotteten @iner bes Inbern.
Sabegebabt baut' nimmermiib'
Ser Grinnsrung Bride.
W~erbebaben pfiff fi9 elm 2isb
Don sutiinftisem Slide.
Srafsn fe ladenben 4nseii4ts
Ginsn nsuen 9esletter.
Ndnnte fi9 Serr bon Sabenidts.
3og nit ben 4nbern tpsiter.
3osen auTammsu bur9 Stabt unb
2anb,
limb nit srimmisen Wiensn
Stritten bic Orei bd miteinanb':
Wer Der 9r0bte bon ibnen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09

SOLICIT ausgerebet.
5rau (5u ibrem b%etrunttn beimtoms
member Manne): r0u tommit beute
in sinsm i90nsn 3uitanbe mad 9auie;
Iaee mir muir, tpie Ou Did 10 betrinz
len tonnt.ft2" Wanu: sd bab' un>
ieren Wirtb tr0f,n miiFen, neil ibn
Isin Suusberr nit Der padt geitsis
CERT bat"
aus elmer 8ertbeibit
sung. 8srtbeibiger: sd bite meis
ne Serren 9ei6porenen gu bsbsnten.
bdb mein Client iid obne 9efabr benz
Srunte i'm Dirtbsbaus erssben fonns
te, ba feline Srdu oabeim iofort ers
nii6ternb auf i'm tpirtts.@
Gonstbatip. &elfner:
Wini6en Sic Gonfstt ober 9GIs gum
SeIert9 Bauer: geilsi6s nur ia
Suael! Sring'n g mer liebrr a Paar
8aditeintaas!
- Toleeri6tis. -....DisGhen
bon beut5utase finb mir Elm RGtbTsl!~
= Sang ridtts, Srau Rdtbin : fe
iperoen aber aud bdufis gerua auf.
seIbfti"
9erehte Il 4 o.
9Idubiaer Gum SdutDner): ......llnb
ieBt polsn Sic gar cine Srau obne
9slo heiratbtn2! -. Sic limb ia elk
sSSE..lioer SGaiSHsT!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09

Sin 8iebermann, Ss.r
Tin cine Ipotbete tretenb): rSaben
Sic elm sutesMittel segen Reuralsie9"
Gpotbeter: rRein, oasegsn tarn i5
sSbuen sisentIi9 nitts Rsdt.s ems
pfeblen!" 9trr: Damn geben sic MIR
iD%enisitens Sbre Sanb, benin Sic firb
Der %anitdnbtgite 4potbster, ben ib felt
tiinfssbn Sabren sstrOffsn babe
8ebenttider appstit.
SSunee 5ruu: ~a9. 9beobor. i'd bite
Did, sfs bod ni9t tpi.bsr 70 fdrsds
lid pisI = fonit slaubt tsin Mtn59,
adb Su MIDI Iitb bait!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09

@i,ber iiuo Sehn Sabre persang.n.
Sic oebt burG ben grim peri6leier-
ten S~biersurten. Die 90seI sfptt.
fhsrn, unb ibre bsibsn Rinber Iprins
gen por ibr her. Wiit miitterIidem
2d6eln betpadt lie bic beibsn 9Ionbs
tOpfe. auf ipel9en bic Sriiblingsionne
golbiee Supfen molt. Die @rbe buff
tet i'm neusn, fru6tbarsn 2sbsn.
Gin Serr tommt ibr entgsgen, beFsn
ernftes 9eiidt ni6t bonn SriibIiug
ipri6t. Saorfe. BON Der arbei. ee.
sna,af Saiim mi. araus S2a.s -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09
@ecseultS.
Bon SsrtbpIb 9auI Toriter.

Dift mol ilapsH. Iiitte 2dder,
Wdtit Su slted be Ssen TO!
Rief, be Wanb ft,ibt al an'n Ssbsn
lin be Slim. ssibt ut to Rob.
N6b iiinb 10 M ale pOrb.u:
Suub IN &att I'M abebor.
I'm be gI0mings niden liiins,
lin be 0inb. be inOrft Iosor.
N0b iiinb uu ut Din 9lsbaI6en,
lin be Striimpf ilOpt bi ben S6ob-
miit NAL iiapen. little Radcr,
Natft 0u gIiet be Spesn to!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09

bitten, fe bod balb, rett balb gu bee
Tu9en. 8eim @esseben iasen ie unz
tereinanber: .Neiu, bieie Gill! Wer
piirbe sebudt baben, buB tie nod eins
NAL cine 70 CUTE Purtie madt!" -
Limb 8ers2 Was iagt benin ibr alter
anbstsr basu2" = Bah, Der 1T bel
gu iebr Suneseiene. uls 'baB er ii9 ie
binben piirbe!" = .@ber geliebt bat
er lie bod mall" - Run, bas babsn
btele setban. sic bat it9 Elm bis9en
reidli4 ben Sof MAIDEN luFen!" =
rSat bas MGb9en Elm Slid! @ie
alt 1T iie eigentli49"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-09

Dor BEN Observation-Disclosures itanb.u
am ndhitsu Gage sinige MGnusr nit
bIutisen Sii6srn um ben 80pfsn,
nno nebsn linen ftunb Sad. beien &C.
fiht ebsnfalls msbpers Dunben seists.
sic eraGdI!s. e;s SstG;a.s cor Dem
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-03-26
NEW KuRa,

Correspondence of the Argus.
Miss Bessie Dulin is very i'll with the
congestion of the lungs
Mrs Fox. of Boston, Mass, Is living
very III at the residence OF her sister,
Mrs Cook.
Mrs. NJ. Maloney, OF Rowlasburp.
was visiting her mother, Mrs. p. Plum
mer, last Monday.
Rev. Stalnalxer is holding protract-
ed meeting on Scotch Hill and quite an
interest Us being taken by the people in
the meeting.
Doc. Hanway, the genial insurance
agent, was In town on Wednesday and
Thursday interviewing our people on
life insurance.
j. II. Anderson, who has for some
tine been in merchantile business In
Ohio, has sold out and he now expects
TO go into business again In his native
State.
Il. +. Lanham traded horses three
weeks ago with Frank Jeulxiua OF
knottsville, and was bit badly. lie
was quite sick last week with symp-
oms of hydrophobia.
The city council OF Grafton, have re-
pealed their ordinance making the
owners OF dogs put muzzles on them
IL took them only one week TO find ont
which way the cat jumped
VIM. Pindar, the wild Englisbman.
went 60 see his best girl down In Valley
district last Saturday. 1t was Biliy's
22nd birth day and he could not ceie.
brate without seeing his girl.
Miss Estel Maxwell died on Wednes-
day OF tubercular consumption. She
was buried in the Shay Cemetery on
Thursday. followed TO her grave by n
large concourse Of friends and relatives
David Ball met with a very painful
accident on Monday While handling
railroad rails, one fell MASKING his
hand DIR. s. j. Posten dressed the
wound, as DIR. VIM. Dent, the Il. &c o.
Surgeon, was absent
G. Frank Ellis, of the Arm OF Allcock
~ Ellis, export lumber dealers, spent
last sabbath with his parents. His
hrm is doing an immense business hay
ing paid the B. 81 O. Railroad Company
over hfty-three thousand dollars for
freight ia 1895. Roxy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-03-26
About the Welsh Family.

Thonas Edward Welsh and son, of
Colnmbus, Ohio, were ia Kingwooi the
past week, visiting at Robert A. orrS
the latter and Mr.. Welsh having mar.
ried sisters Mr. Welsh is an old Pres
ton boy, and used to live at Tunnel
ton, where his father, Paddy" Welsh,
was Waterman for the Il. & o. railroad
for many years, but has been dead
about fifteen years. The son has been
railroading for thirty years and is now
conductor on the Norfolk & Western
railroad, and runs between Column
bus, Ohio, and Kenova, w. Va One of
his brothers, Mike lives at Cumberland
and another, Charley, at Keysor.
Their mother, Mrs. Mary Welsh, lived
with the latter till her death. which
occurred last Wednesday night, March
18th, 1890. She was 90 years old and
died from pneumonia. The funeral
took place Saturday at Newburg and
the burial in the cemetery there beside
her husband. The funeral was large
one, as many friends attended from
points all along the road.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-03-26
nnEnsy,,..H m,rrLEs.

correspondence ot the Argus.
Mr. Eiitor, there has nothing excit-
ing or unusual happened To write about,
SO will have 10 tell YOU the common
place and everyday doings, Every
thing is going on SO smoothly that the
people viii soon bc wishing for a mad
dog to break up the morotony.
Calvin Rohr was canvassing here the
past week.
nr. iundlcy moved into hts new
home ia Masontuwu last week.
Mrs Mary bishop, OF Albrightsvillc.
Is visiting relatives at this plac,.
Z Is. Hartley Is still among us, but
will return 20 his homo tins week.
Miss a. r. Fairfax. Is visiting her
sister, Mrs, julia Bayles OF lRdepcnd.
encc,
Rev. Carroll delivered fac sermon
az this place last Sunday at D. IN.
There was quite large congregation,
considering the weather and state of
the roads
N. w, Kerns' family are aeon 10 leave
here for their future home, near Wheel
ing DR. McGinnis will move into tho
house vacated by Mr.. Kerns. We arc
sorry TO lose MIR Korus' family and
they Will all DO sorely missed. May
success attend them.
EOou ilNcTury loSt wednesday even
ing is reported. There was n crowd up
from Masontown. Question Resolved,
That departure from the truth is in NO
case justifiable. To affirm, 4. H. Loar
and Charles Spurgcon. To deny, Miles
Cobun and Willie Cobun. Decision
unanimous for the Affirmative.
Closing of schools are the order OF the
day. The Fairfax school. taught by
Miss Agnes Cleaver, closed Thursday
last. Owing To bad weather. there were
few visitors. The Nnmb Der q and Number
/ schools closed Saturday evening, the
2lst Both had entertainments at night
The Number 10 school will close Fri
day, the 27th, with ma exhibition at
night. A good time is expected, AS
there has been extensive preparations.
This letter is going TO be too long
fear, though j must warn you. So
look out Not for mad dogs or Wolves,
but for at least two or three young
mon from this vicinity on the hunt of
marriage license. Gypsy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-03-26
INOEPENDENCE.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
a. W. Brown is visiting his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Lou Brown.
Miss Floe Waters was in town Sunday
There will be Easter services i'm the
NJ. E Church on Easter morning.
w. p. Larew was circulating on the
farm last Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Cobun is visiting her ais
ter, Mrs. DIR. u. w. Showalter.
We have heard OF mask balls and
poverty sodials and now for "a change.
Let us have a muzzle social
There will be leap-year mush and
milk supper given by the / o. G.. #.
on Saturday night, March 80. A good
time is cxpected, for bright.eyed beauty
will be there.
John Newman is sick at the present
writing
Rev. Barb preached TO an attentive
audience on last Sunday morning in
the NJ. Il. Church
Frank Watson is conte mplating going
to brownsville, Pa, TO work, in the
near future.
John Ayers and son, Of Keyser, were
visiting his father last week.
One of Kingwood's dudes, with fiery
poll, came riding 20 our town upon a
mule on SUNDAY and registered at Hotel
de Harrington. Business unknown.
If you want guitar call on w. X.
Shaffer. He handles them now. For
hardware, go 20 Calvert's. Farming
implements, jenkins g. Son. For dry
goods, TO Sharps For horse-shoes. TO
Shirer. For bee hives. 10 Shay. For
chop, 10 y. B. Squires. For stamps, at
the postofice
Ash and Sank started Last week In a
sleigh 70 call upon two school marms
at townsville. During their sojUurn
the sleigh became untenable, and the
young lads mounted their steeds and
pursued their weary home ward Journey.
The sleigh didn't break down, but Just
wore out
SBLDOM.
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correspondence of the Argus,
Alley Shaffer was down at Morgan
town last week.
Daddy" Sergent and Otis Shaffer
was down at Easton last week.
Miss Ellie Gribble was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Il. O. Shaffer, last Sunday
Elliott Jenkins and r. o. ShafFer
were down at Morgantown yesterday
j. o. Cress was over at Hudson last
week TO sec his mother, who is very
poorly.
Amos Gale, OF whom we mentioned
last week of being sick, is still very
poorly.
Sam Thomas and e. NJ. Mayheld are
working at the Beaver Hole for II.
Pickenpaugh.
On last Wednesday night the heavy
snow mashed in the roof OF Sherman
Graham's saw mill.
John Cress, of Rockville. Is moving
to our community. We welcome all
such citizens to our settlement
Harrison Gale, of Pleasant district,
is spending few days with his broth.
err Amos, who Is very poorly at this
writing.
G. w. Rohr has returned home from
Pittsburg where he was buying his
spring goods and his shelves are filed
full of new goods.
Our school closed last Saturday. Our
teacher, II. O. Shaffer, deserves credit
as a teacher. and the pupils and pat.
rons all speak we'll of him.
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The Entertainment 70 be given to-
morrow night by the members Of the
Good Teaplar Lodge Of this place,
promises 70 be a successful affair
Great preparations have been made BY
the performers for a good time and to
get the plays down fine. Large posters
are up all over town Riyiag the par
ticulars Ia an attractive manner and
reserve seats arc on sale at the Bazaar,
prices 80 cents. General admission
-; and children 10. Doors open at 2
o'clock, and performance begins
promptly at s.
The first is farce eptitled John
smith," played by eight characters,
and riproarously funny, and lasting
about half an hour.
The main play is drama entitled
IAN Only Daughter" with eight char
aoters, and taking about an hour and
a half 70 play g..
Then the show winds up with a hi
larious time generally By ten charac.
tcrs, IN buttOu bursting comedy en-
titled. From Pumpkin Ridge " lasting
about thirty minutes and sending
every body home in q good humor with
their liver working and dyspepsia way
below par. The proceeds 60 70 pay
rent for The Good Tsmplar Hall
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Correspondence Of tao Argus.
Charles Fralev's baby has the measles
Felix Lantz and family have moved
20 Elkins.
Miss Susie Wolf took a sleigh ride 20
Terra Alta last Friday
Thapar Taylor has moved 20 Terra
Alta and IS working on the track
Misses Della Stevenson and Ethel
Jones took a business trip 20 Rodamers
last Monday.
j. A. Smith, The postmaster at Rod
amers, has gone 70 hiding ballast fOf
the y. g. O.
Mrs. Frazier has moved from here 20
brooklyn, N y, taking her sons g. ~
Nine and r. -. Frazier, Jr.
T.. T.. Taylor was ia our town last
Sunday evening Lloyd, please don't
take our cook away.
Miss Laura Shaffer and Kate Burke
we're out visiting last Sunday How
does 10 90 TO be lost girls7
Measles seem 20 be plenty. Mr.
Dreamer, wife and three children are
down with them and two ~ tho boys
arc just over them.
w r Burcb has been on The sick
list for several days and also his moth
er, Mrs Mary Burch. is sick. We hopo
they viii be better soon.
George s. Deacon was here one daV
last week 20 do some surveying. lie
took a look az some Of the brush and
then went home.
Mac Nine Is around here. lie came
from BenwOod 90 see his girl. but she
was with another fellow. May be bet