West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-22

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/ attended the funeral
/ Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Clay HYDE. Miss
\ Floe Martin, Miss Ella and Mary Clapp.
\ Hon. VIM. &. brown, MIR. Robb Il
/ Whitaker and Ed Orr drove down TO
/ the boat house SUNDAY, where very
/ enjoyable supper was prepared by
| Mrs. Hyde. All ate welcome as they
! were hearty.
Died, at his home over on salt Lick.
/ Thursday night, July 18th, Rev. Sam
uel A. Sisler, aged about fifty years.
/ lie was Dunkard minister and leaves
a wife aud several children The
/ funeral took place Saturday at ten
o'clock and the burial in the Terra Alta
( Cemetery.
j. S:iden Brown left Tuesday for
Cincinnati to join the Editorial Excur-
sion TO the Tennessee Centennial.
There will be about one hundred in
the party and they meet at the Palace
Hotel in Cincinnati aud go from there
IN body over the Louisville & Nash
Vile Railroad
The Manager of the Base Ball Park
here is arranging for at least two big
/ games during the week of the Teach
ers Institute game is already set
! tied with Rowlesburg and another
will be secured with some crack club
| from out of the county and perhaps
out OF the state.
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Rowlesburg has promised to play here
during the Teachers Institute next
month. and it will Toe one OF tho best
games ever played in the county, as
our boys will be in first class practice
| by that time and give Rowlesburg the
| hardest game they ever had.
Mr. w. III. Smith, editor Of The Ar
! gus, Benton. Pa. recommen ds "A remedy
! for diarrhoa which he has used with
magical effect Several weeks ago"
he says Il purchased bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma
Remedy, and after using less than one
| third OF the contents the results were
notwithstanding an entire cure. /
heartily and cheerfully recommend the
remedy to all suffering from diarrhea."
! This remedy is for sale by j. A. Len
Sons, TOWNSVILLE.
The theme which will be discussed
at the Presby terrain church Sunday at
| IL a. IN. by Rev. DR. Trach, will
be The Vicarious Atonement OF
| Christ" John Bird chapter and 18th
verse. The Doctor is making wonder
full impression ON the people which is
shown by the steady growth of his
congregation.
VIII Thomas, Virgil Swearingen, w.
Il. Shaffer, j. $ Brown. Rector Posten
and Charley Swearingen all went over
the mountain by the overland route
last Saturday afternoon To Rowlesburg
to see the game of base ball between
our club and the boys over there. 1t
is hard ride over that roId
Brooklyn. ~ Y, Dec 10, 1896
MEssRs Ely Bros 81 have used
Ely's Cream Balm n number OF years
and find IL works like charm. IL has
cured me of the most obstinate case Of
cold in the head ina less thaa - hours
from the time I felt the cold coming on
/ would not be without il.
Respectfully yours,
2s3 Hart st. FREDK FWEs
Cream Balm is kent by all druggists.
Full size Doc. Trial SIZE 10 cents We
mail It.
ELY BROS. SO Warren St. y. Y. CITY.
Order Of services at the VI. T.. church
Sabbath, July 18th. Class meeting O.
Sabbath-Schoola at 10. and preaching at
II a. 10. Epworth League at Z, and
preaching at 7:45 p. IN. Morning sub
ject Individuality ia Religion D."
Evening subject Turning the World
Right Side up" Classes Nos , aud 3
meet at the close of morning sermon.
Freight train crews running through
Kansas have opened a new and very
profta ole industry. They encourage
tramps 20 go 20 the wheat belt, where
men are wanted 10 save the wheat, and
then sell the tramps 20 the farmers at
81 a head. The brakemen refuse 10
unlock the box cars and deliver their
tramps until the farmers put up the
money.
Some time ago the one-yoar-old child
OF Mr. NJ. T. Lindsey. of Franklin
II VI NO. a. Atai ~ very htNGIe aLbdCk OF
collie. She suffered great pain Mr.
Lindsey gave her a dose Of Cham Der
aims Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and in ten minutes her distress
was gone. This is the best medicine in
the world for children when troubled
with collie or diarrhOea. IL never fails
20 effect a prompt cure. When reduced
with water and sweet ned 70 is pleasant
for them TO take.--Gt should be kept in
every home. especially during the sum
mer months, For sale by j A. Len
hart, Kingwood, and J. J. Cooke a.
Sons, Housewife.
The school levy for Reno district this
year was fixed as follows by the Board
OF Educltion: Building Fund 25 cents
on the hundred dollars valuation. and
Teachers Fund 80 cents The wages
we're Fixed as follows. 40. /, $50 per
mouth; No 2, u; and No. 3. SIS per
month. The Principal Of the Rowles.
bury schools gets go per month All
the schools run FIVE months DR.. =. j..
Michael, OF Fellowsville. is President
Of the Board and William Bnughridge.
Secretary. The other Commissioners
are DR. vs. q Proudfoot and John r
piarfsn Of Uoryf gaf,ttrrr