West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-11-19

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r 4. Reed. formerly barber at this
/ place, has rented the shop i'm the Ira
! ders Hotel. Clarksburg. having dis.
/ posed OF his shop at Haywood. lie is
! good barber, and first class citizen.
/ We trust he may meet with success in
his undertakings -Philippi Plaindealer
The Bardey x Smith Car Co. OF Day
ton. Ohio. have completed and deliver
+ ed to the b. & O, 10 combination bag
, gage aud passenger cars. These cars
are of the latest design, being
equipped with gas. heated by steam
and painted blue, and are 60 feet in
length
John w Polling. Of Philippi, and a
young man named Hill from Clark.
burg, were here yesterday TO arrange
for opening ont the barber shop in the
Taylor building, lately operated by II
L. Reed, who has located in Clarls-
burg and opened up a fine shop in the
Traders Hotel
a Grand Lodge OF the Knights OF
Macca bees viii be organized at C.arlIs-
burg the 18th of this month and each
Tent is entitled 10 send Representa-
tive. whose expenses are paid the
Grand lodge, The members OF King.
wood Tent are requested To attend a
meeting tomorrow night 10 elect a
Rep csc NATIVE.
County superintendent Whetsen ex-
poets To teach the Aurora school this
winter as Principal and will toe lin
about January list. In the mean time
he expects u visit as many schools as
he can. IL seems the trustees OF the
Aurora school could not get a teacher
To suit them and applied To the super
intendent who agreed to take charge
himself il they would wait till the
FIRST OF the year, which they agreed to
do.
Mr.. z. A. Conff. of Rowlesburg, was
in Belfast, Ireland, on the 2sth OF Oc-
tober. on his way to Dublin and Liver
pool at which latter point he expects
to sail on the Cunarder. Umbria, for
New York. Mr.. Coniff has Just re-
turned from the Continent, and has
also visited the prominent cities Of the
kingdom. He reports that he is very
much encouraged as TO the prospects
for a big demand for West Virginia
lumber -Crafton Sentinel
During several years residence i'm the
far west, had many opportunities for
observing the wonderful effects OF
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. Its efficacy Mas dem-
oustrated in the aikah regions, where
the water pro iuces violent purging IL
allayed the attack when ali other rem
edies failed / repeatedly saw the
greatest distress from diarrhoea cured
in few minutes. ! used the remedy
myself with the most satisfactory re-
suits, and can recommend il for the
complaints for which ii il indicated.
II. y Giingham editor of the Repub-
lican, PhoeniXville, Pa. This remedy
is for sale by J. A. Lenhat
A new school has been established
this winter in Kingwood district over
on Three Fork IN the corner where
Valley and Lyon and Kingwood all
come together, at the old shook-shop
stand in property belonging to Neal
Martin. The school commenced last
Monday, with Miss Winnie Welch of
Albrightsville, as teacher, and will be
known as No rs. There are about 25
pupils, some from all of the three dis
tricts. Those from Valley and Lyon
being transferred 10 this district.
Died, at her home in Buckhannon,
yesterday morning, Mrs. Elizabeth
Chichester, wife of Rev. Thomas w.
Chichester and sister of Mrs. Jennie
Albright, of Kingwood. The deceased
had suffered with paralysis for some
time, but the immediate cause of her
death was dropsy of the heart. The
remains will be brought here for in
torment in the Kingwood Cemetery
by the side of her parents, Rev. Jacob
Gibson and wife, who used TO reside
at St. Joe, this county. Mrs. Albright
has been with her sister for some
time, and remained till the end came