West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-29

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in order. The evening passed all too
soon and the guests left with oft re-
/ seated wishes for maay happy returns
/ Of the day.
Owing to the rush of business last
/ week we will remain in Kingwood one
week longer. Make your sittiugs at
once, SO you can get your pictures be-
\ fore we leave. LoAR X Co.
/ The Stock holders of the Kingwood
/ Library Association are trying hard 10
I get the affairs OF the Company remoj.
eled and ia shape so that tse business
I can be continued in better shape than
al present or closed up and divided
among the me III bers. All parties hav-
iRg books OF the Association are mott
fed that they must be returned at once
10 the Office of John w. Watson.
John Greassr will deliver good coal
at five cents per bushel and pay for
the weighing besides. Give him your
order and il will be filed promptly
Several OF our sportsmen have been
gigging suckers the past week and had
good luck TAe Morris boys got sixty
pounds one night, and some fellows at
Albrightsville got 6ne lot one night,
four OF them weighing 10 pounds
Several OF our boys were down there
Tuesday night and got 81 fine suckers.
1t is early in the season for them and
the water is pretty cold FOR the sport.
In letter To the manufacturers
heSSrS. Davis & Duz ard, OF West Mon
terey. Pa. says; "ChambSriain's Cough
Remedy has cured people that our
Physicians could do nothing for We
persuaded them 10 try "A bottle OF it and
they now recommend it, a. do the rest
of us For sale at % and % cents per
bottle 10y j. 4. Lenhart. kingw ood, and
j. j. GOeKo X SOFAS, townsville.
( William Readjusted Shaffer has more
grit than most of the school teachers
as he has gone to work for the corpsr-
| alton on the streets here, instead of
waiting around for soft job of some
kind. The work is little hard on his
hands and he has to wear gloves for
while, but IL shows his pluck and we
/ commend his example to some other
fellows who are laying around waiting
for something to turn up.
Died, at her hsme in Newburg, Mon
day morning, April 10th, 1897, Mrs.
| Myra Albright, wife OF David Albright,
aged about 81 years She was only
sick from Saturday till Monday and
her death was a great surprise To all.
The funeral took place Wednesday
morning from the NJ. f.. church and
was conducted by Rev. Upton. The
remains were inferred in the old cerne-
terry at Newburg and quite number
of friends attended the last sad rites.
Any young man or woman expecting
| to attend the summer normal school
! here this summer should write TO Prof
Rufus Holden, the Principal, at once.
Arrangements are being raade for "a
very successful term and good boarding
can be secured very cheap. This can
| all be arranged in advance by writing
| to Mr. Holden, who will take pleasure
/ Ia giving any Information that may be
! desired. There is no plsasanter place
among the WEST Virginia Hills" 10
attend sc.ool in summer, than King
wood
! The example OF w. w brewer Esq.
! justice OF the peace aud prominent CIT
! izeR Of Mt. JswetJ. Pa. il worthy 81
emulation. He saws: Il never leave
home without bottle OF Chamrer-
| ldiu'S Collie Cholera and DiarrhOsp Rem
edY and always recommend u u nay
! frlends. IL is the oest ! ever used aud
/ never fails to give immediHt' relief"
( For sale by j. A. Benuart. kingw0od,
And = j. Cooke IL sons. HOwosviiie.
Edward NJ. Hsermans OF this place.
left Sunday for Montgomery, Fayette
county, this state. under orders from
! the New York World. to write mp the
recent murders that have been com
United in that section. Mr.. Heernans
has been reporting for several OF the
big city papers for some time and has
made quite reputation in this lire
and this assignment from the World is
quite compliment. besides the profit
and experience in the work, as the
World always pays very literally fol-
anything it wants.
The Woman's Library issue Of the
Elkins Inter-Mountain, published re-
Gently by Misses f. Belle Swearinger
and Margaret Eleanor Cope ma n is high
~ creditable in every way The edi
tion Is in magazine form and fun OF
valua bic and interesting matter Boil
ladies are natives Of this county, Mis-
Swsaringen from Newburg. and MIS-
Copeman from KinVwood, and wer,
among the best Of Preaton's teachers
They have been teaching in the Eli,in
Public Schools the past year and ",
compliment them on their venture int,
the fields OF literature and the publish
ing business.
The Spy OF Gettysburg" a wal
drama, in four acts, will be given IL
the Court House here tomorrow night
by Terra Alta home talent The pla,
is said 20 be very good and we'll WORT
attending. IL was given at Terra AIT
, aud highly complimcntcd There ar
about dozen performers as follows
Prof = Z. Melee, Manager; Glen liar
81 desty, Ray Shaw, " Bonscll. Jerr
s Sisler, Edward Hardesty. mo relation
g.