West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-27

1 Mrs }. NJ. Godwin left Tuesday for
! Cleveland. Ohio. where she will meet
Mr. and Mrs Jos Hawthorne. OF Kan
sas City. Mo. and all so 10 Niagara
( Falls on an excursion.
Mrs George McEidowney, of near
aopewen. died last sunday evening.
Ang. %, 1896. of paralysis. following
confinement She leaves husband
and two small children.
Hezekiah Wolfe, of near Anblers-
burg. has gone buck 10 the Hospital
IN Baltimore, 20 have another opera
tion performed for tumor in his side.
which his friends fear win prove fatal
Deputy Sheriff w NJ. Shaffer got
bad fall from his horse. down at Cope
mans farm Monday and the horse fall
ing on him, crippled him up so that
he has been walking on four legs
since.
Hon. John J. Coniff, OF Wheeling,
and L. J. Dunn, Esq, of Rowlesburg,
came over to Kingwood last Friday,
! with a party of ladies TO take in the
big ball game between the Fairmont
team and our club
William r.. Shaffer will re-enter in
the Grand Army of the Teachers OF tho
4 Republic and hold the fort at Howes-
| Vile this winter Mr.. Shaffer served
a long time in the ranks several years
| ago aud re-eniists as veteran now.
Mrs. Laura Trippett and daughter,
| Miss Adah, left last Saturday for Mt
Lake Park, TO spend the time Till they
| return, the former TO her duties as
/ Matron in the Womans College Mt
Baltimore, and the latter to resume
her studies in the Seminary at Wash
ington, Pa
Martin l.. Shaifer died a. Newburg
on Wednesday. August both. 1896, at
p. m. aged 81 years. His illness had
covered a period of . years. lie will be
| buried in the Kingwood cemetery Mt II
o'clock a. IN. tomorrow, Friday. The
remains will arrive here on the train at
10 o'clock. Obituary and further par
ticulars next week.
| A little daughter of Mr. Lewis Day
4
| OF Barnitz, Pa, occasionally has trou-
| BILE with her stomach which gives her
| considerable distress In speaking of
/ IL Mr.. Dayton said ''As soon as she
has an attack we give her dose of
! Cham rlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoa Remedy. an6 il mas never failed
| TO relieve her promptly. We use il In
our family with the same good re-
suits" For sale by j. A. Lenhart
The following notice was found
tackled on a church door over in
| Tucker county
Notice. there will be preaching In
! this house, Providence permitting,
! Sunday and there will be preaching
| whether or no. on the Monday follow
| ing, upon the subject "He that be-
lieveth and is baptized shall be saved,
and he that believeth not shall be
damned at hall. past three in the after
noon"
! The Board Of Examiners has been in
! session here the past week, examining
and grading the manuscripts OF the APP
| plicants for teachers certificates. IL
has been "A big job, as there were nearly
fifteen hundred papers TO examine, and
the work has been graded very closely,
so that quite a number of the appli-
cants VIII fail TO receive any certificate
at all this time. However, there will
be another examination later on, which
! will likely be held at Newb burg Due
notice of it will be given In the papers.
There will he Festival and Oyster
supper at Millersport Friday night,
! September 4th, next, for the benefit of
the U. B. pastor at that place. An
! invitation is extended 10 the Junior
Order OF King wood, townsville, Tun-
Melton and Reedsvile and all other
persons that might wish to attend.
G. w. MANEAR.
WILLIAM HARrsELL,
j. NJ JOHNSON,
ELISHA HAwLEY,
G. s. FoRTNEx.
Committee.
We have received the following hand
somely engraved invitation
DIR. and Mrs. John Fife
invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter,
Rachael Georgiana
Rev. John Thomas Hackett,
Thursday afternoon, August 27
| Eighteen hundred and ninety-six,
at four o'clock
Bridgeville, Penna.
The happy couple will leave that
evening for Philadelphia TO spend
short time visiting his parents and
otner friends, after which they will
return 70 Kingwood. The ARGUS ex-
/ tends congratulations and best wishes
for long and pleasant voyage through