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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-09

NANTED-Lady of refinement wishes the
care of home OF parties going abroad
or elsewhere for summer; can give best
OF reference Address I. w, tins office.
JyS-3t--cm
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WANTED-By a young lady, a place to as
slst with light housework or 10 be
companion to lady. Address MISS w,
Y17 h st. NV. Jye-oi, em
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Legal NOTICE.


Filed July 8, 1897; j. R. YOUNG.
Clerk.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLU MBIA, the oth
day of July, 1897. FRANK X SALE
ysJOSEPHiNE NJ. SALE, equity, No.
1S425, docket A.
on motion OF the plaintiff, by Messrs.
Obear Il Douglass, his solicitors, IL is
ordered that the defendant, JOSEPHINE
NJ SALE, Cause her appearance to be
entered herein on or before the first rule
day occurring forty days after this day;
otherwise the cause Will be proceeded with
ar an CANE of default. The object of this
suit is to obtain a decree for an absolute
divorce for the willful desertiOn and aban-
Comment of the plaintiff for the space
OF over two years last passed. This order
shall be published in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Times once
a week for three successive weeks, before
kaid rule-day. BY the court,
CHARLES q. COLE, Justice.
(seal1 j. K. YOUNG, Clerk. etc.
BY NJ. n. CLANC Asst. Clerk
jy9,16.23.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-aALE.

WANTED BY a young school teacher.
WHO desires 40 learn Tie DuSiDesss posi-
ton in dry goous or grocery store, VIKING
10 begin on small salary; best OF refs. Al
dress MAGISTER, this office. Jy93t-ein
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FOR HIRE.

FOX HIRE-To drummers aud business
men, horse and buggy OF Dayton, 81
GER day, and special prices for pleasure
driving Apply to the REX STA BLES,
rear SO T. 81. NV; telephone call. l0e.
ap3O-tf
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PERSONALS.

Persons desiring advertisements
under this or any other classified.
ton heading must not address The
Times and sign only their initials.
Letters addressed TO Initials, unless
also Addressed to a street aud num-
Der. or a II. o. box, will not be de-
livered through the mail. Such ma.
ter is UnmaiIable. For instance, ~.
NJ. w." Alexandria, could not be
reached through the postoffice.
MRS. BRO WNING,
Baths, Massage and Chiropody.
S02 7th st. NV, "a floor
Strictly first-class attendants. JyS-Tt
PROF. CLAY tells business, love affairs,
losses, etc.; brings separated husbands,
wives, sweethearts or lovers together; re-
moves spells, bad luck; 80 cents, 10 TO 10
daily. 4S9 ii st.sw. Jy73t-em
A1LASS, wonderful clairyoyant ami card
reauer, Tells your past and future HE.
always home; 20 ana soc. IlO2 N. I ave.
NV Jy4-1t
MADAM RETTA. ciairvoyant. medium
and card reader; Zoe and soc. No. 6lU
T. Sc. NV. 1y4-7t
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FOR SALE-Bicycie; a Iady's Rambler;
almost new. Address III l. St ne.
Jy1-ot
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Moons AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Rooms, with good board: SIG
per month. ALB I'd st.nw. jy7-3t-em
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A..I-i- MALE AND
FEMALE.

XAATED-Plcasant cOlored man, DuuIer;
wife cook; refs; no drmker. 63l st.
NV, Room 4. IL
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MANTED-Canyassers male and female;
terms very lIDeral. Apply Room 40, Mt.
Vernon Hotel. 1t
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FOR SALE-BI BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-The Alpine Standard Bicycle:
81 model; high grade: every part guar
anteed; reduced from $57 70 S35. Ii. E.
WALTER, Agent, $40 9Th st. he. jy9-3ten
FOR SALE If sold at once; lady's 81 90
Eclipse wheel; SO model; for $50 cash;
tools and bell. SO ii st NV; side door.
JyS-3t
FOR SALE-Man's high-grade standard
make bicycle; used 1 week; S35 cash.
No. q st ne. West lexington. JyS-6t-em
FOX SALE-Riders, attention.! BY order
or the different storage houses We rep
resent, 1 am offering all high-grade bicy-
cIes and tandems for ladies aud gents at
the greatest attractive Strengthening prices
Of the wear. Advances made on these goods
must be collected, and, therefore, above
sacrifices Will be made such bigh-grade
BICYCLES as syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
Worlds, etc, etc, new and slightly used
will be oITeIed at this, the greatest bar
gain sale OF the year. SundrleS aud parts
" mi be sold also, and no reasonable offer
W i'll be refused. bicycles bought outright
and exchanged, and taken on storage.
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO.. 434 9th ST.
1y4-7t
FOR SALE-Bicycie; a Iady's Rambler;
almost new. Address 12l l. st. ne.
Jy1-ot
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FOR SALEZHOUskS.

FOR SAIE-HOI1SES
FOX SALE-Two pressed brick houses;
In good location ne.; near cable line;
minutes, walk from Government Printing
Ofrlce; D rooms and bath: a. IN. l. Small
cash payment, balance ON easy monthly
terms. Price reduced from So 400 TO
loo TO quick buyer. owner must sell
BECk WELLER, COZ st NV. Jy9-3t
FOR SALE-4 fine, bay window brick
houses; Washington Circle and n. a. ave
NV; at great sacrifice; all rented Apply
JelI fri. sat sun item
FOR RENT-No. SOS j 9th st. me-, q Iosms
and cellar; bay window and 8ll IN. l.:
only 81 20. +. j. DIEUD0NNE, Ohio
Bank Building. iy7-3t
FOR SALE-At a sacrifice; dwelling
houses IN perfect contiit:on; all rented.
Apply TO owner, 304 Pa. ave. Sc jy7-3t
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LOST.


LOST OR STOLEN-Brownan and white COW
Ii p. m, July 4. Return to HOWLETT,
2u03 Sd st. ne, north OF lexington Hotel
JyS-3t
LOST-On June %, box of window shades.
between Washington and Takoma Finder
will return 20 900 9th SC. NV, and receive
reward. JyS-3t
LuST-On June 90, a yellow dog, mixed
bull and pug; named Dan, with leather
collar and ring Suitable reward Ir re
turned tn 729 10th st. ne. Jy7-3t
LOsT-Canary bird from mouse No. 5O2
b st. me-; il caught return TO Above
number and receive reward. Iy7-st
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FOR RENT-3 rooms, Sd floor; Iii ht, neat
cooking gas; SIS per month: 9v1 f.
Cap. SC. Jyo-oGeh
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wANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-Nice ballroom, with privi-
ieges, cheap. T.CAkf In TER, thisoTflce.
JyS3t
WANTED-By young gentleman,
nicely fur front room: cheap; eau give
refs. Address sos 18th st. NV. Jy9-3t
WANTED-1OuDg man employed in the
Weather Bureau desires board and room
at reasonable rates; does not use tobacco
or liquor; state price. PERMANENT this
office. Jyy-3t
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FOR RENT-2d floor. front; smaller rooms,
furnished; central; moderate prices ~ 80
n st. NV, Js o-os
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ni.Ir ,tAnrkp-MALE.

WANTED-A colored boy to assist in gen
eral nousemor6, must be neat ana ~
telhgent. Apply al so IA. aN. nv. Item
MANIED-A barber 10 work on satui-
DAYS. 1924 Inn ST. Sc. Item
MANTED-tuyIngrOc store. Tor ne ieis-'
afout 10 wears oId- oVl n. ave hN-
WANTED-A oolorcd boy to help make ice
cream. Gan 1874 l4Un 81. NV. Item
WANTED-A good barber 2lS n e; ne
wANTED-A good barber Sd ana Il NV
Item
WAITED plumbers helpers
rs1E "a av,. NV Item
WANTED coloIed men, salary OF com,
uaSSlun Can after % . CiOch, Sc Il
ii 81. NV. AV-eAA
XAATED-A goodmattressmaEer-A udTess
MATTkEss, inns Office At-e
WANTED-MhIie usrDer at l72s Pa ave
WANTED-A good haiber al 80 7th St
re. .. hlIALE.
WANTED-Good barber at once lilo Il
7th st. NV. HS-'
wANTED-A live man TO sell specially.
AAIIONAL UtuAn A. IUn 4 AVA 4 a.
ave. ~
WANTED An energetic man Tor CITY
statesman, also one Ior country hOOih
,, 437 1Jh ST. JyS-ob
WANTED Good dairyman; single man pre-
JyS-5J
MANlED- A miller JnaU IN ueTsl anus ,dieI
pluu,.ss. single. apply Box 10, ReIulns-
ton, Va, sJaUng Wages anu lea
.y6-3tem
WANTED-A nrst-class barber. Call al
.S3I ] Atm 81, ElD " KIDS. Jg cot
WANTED Immediately, a firsi-ClaAs Whlle
barber, gooa salary 10 rIgnl party 1874
an 81. nv. - SesSA
WANTED A good barber none oIher
neeu apply. gvvu Wages aud steady Joo'
BDAD'S, zI2 STU 81. NV. JyA-ob
WAN TED-A flrst-class baker, WHO un-
dcrsJands Cd he and pastry Work Apply
NtDt IA, vta-S lvie., Alee ndny motel,
Goshen Bridge, Va. j. C. >. TIMBER
LAhE Jy5-u,em
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wANTED-Situation by an experienced
meat cutter. Address 2O12 Stn ST. NV.
jyS-6t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A well educated young lady
desires employmentOI any nature. Au-
dress Al' 7, tins office. JyS-3t-eIn
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FOR RENT-COTTAGEs.

FOR RENT-ColoDial Beach-Handsome
fur. cottage; = ropms; rent reduced 81 rs
for season. Address Mrs. l.. 2. McGIN-
n rs Jy9-6t
Fur RENT-Cottageo on St George Island,
near Adams Hotel: $50 for season: also
rooms and good family board, So per week;
salt water bathing grabbing, fishing, sailing
free. For particulars apply 3O2 T. Cap.
st., upstairs Jy7-7t
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THREE fun meals of fiIst-cIass food for
20 per week. TIA l2th 81. NV.
Jy6-6t,em
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FOR RENT large neatly furnished rooIn'
southern exposure. cheap; no cilnn,eis
.ytDS T. ST. ne. JY o-oe
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.
W II SELDEN, PIop'r
W X. TELLER, Mgr, late OF Belle
IOute, IA
Metropolitan Hotel,
az so to "a per day.
PENNSYLVANIA ave, bet. SIN and 9Th SITS,
iyT-3nlo Washington, ID. q.
wASTED-HOUsEs.

wANTED-A house; not over SIS per
month, with bath. lstrobe; or z rooms.
PROMPT PAY g., this office. Item
wANrED-To rent, a or 5-rOOm house;
a IN l.: with small stable, northeast pre-
reTred: state rent anu location NORTH
LAST this office iys-3 Stem
wANTED-By small family, house OK
sIx r,uufils with back lT1. f-FIsl. Canve-
ni.snces. Address w. j. MCLAUGHLIN,
AuacOstIa, ID. e. 1yI-S5
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ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY-5 cents per H.:
strictly hanQ WORK. 1888 4th st NV.
We propose through this medium u obyiate
at the homes OF our patrons the unwelcoms
wasli-day' we use only the purest soaps and
Uttered water; drop postal; We Will call for
ana deliver. Each person wash done
separately lei 2-lmo
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FOR SALE-Two boilers: one 20 b. y. and
one 80 h. D., with inspectors certificate.
Apply at The Portland, Vt. ave. and 4th
st. NV. iy9-7t
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WANTED -wheeIwaght wants job work:
would rent shop. NAGOAS, tins oiiice'
iVe-3t
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III there's any Interior Decorating to be
done about your home. let US do the
work. Wen do it well, and ask very
SMALL prices; rooms papered In finest style
with rich paper; 50 up. F. G.. NOLTE,
$40 9Th st. No branch
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Church Notes.

The Green's Run Chapel has another
pastor now who will preach regularly
every three weeks hereafter The new
minister is Rev. j. Il. Tough, of Etam,
and bis next appointment for the
Chapel is on Friday, April 23rd, at 1880
p. m, and every three weeks thereafter
at same time. lie is "A preacher in the
VI. p. church and held services down at
the Bishop Chapel last Saturday night
He is stationed al Etam and has Eve
appointments, Rodamers, Union, Whet-
sell, Green's Run and Etam. lie is a
young man and worker in the church.
He has secured over S4OO subscription
and considerable work besides 70 build
church at RodamerS, as there is no
Protestant church there Work was
begun on the new church this week
and a building costing about 500 will
be erected. The NJ. =. Conference has
donated $3.50 TO completes the Green's
Run Chapel and in addition will likely
subscribe enough TO pay off the pres
cnt debt on the church. The amount
is over $50 and is due c. VI. Bishop, but
he has agreed 20 donate half OF IL and
the rest was paid off by Andrew Jack
son, who lives on tho old pike this side
OF Terra Alta. lie was here Monday
fer that purpose AZ the recent term Of
circuit court here application was made
for n new set OF trustees The Judge
appointed william Braham ,Sr., Andrew
Jackson and Charles Y. Bishop, but re-
fused TO discharge tho old trustees till
the new ones could pay off the debts
and get transfer from the old trus-
tees. Mr.. Braham is also mem Der of
the old board and the other two are
Capt j. T. Murdoch and Camden Mes
senger. We hope the church will be
completed now and do some good here
n fter
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Hudson Happenings.


April now.
Tho month OF daisies ard violets.
The general health of our people
seems To be good.
The Gale school closed last wodnes-
day, 80 We understand.
Bert Ciess, OF ROhr, was here the
latter part of last week.
Miss Alta Wolfe is staying ut Mr.
Smiths, of near Bruceton.
j. n. Walls and II. = Listen were Mt
Bruceton one day last week.
Mrs. W. G. Gibson spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting at Pisgah
Levi Oreathouse is working at Hack
lebarney, or some place over there.
w. G.. Gibson, who has been indis-
posed for some time, is much better.
w. Troy Jenkins, OF Kingwood, was
here for IA couple of days last week
Miss Bessie Gibson was visiting rel.
atives and friends at Pisgah last week
Rev. G. l.. Feather filled his bi-mon tn
~ appointment at Harmony Grove on
last sunday.
Misses Ada Il. Michael and Lizzie
Christopher, Of Pleasant Hill, were Wis
itors at the Literary on Saturday night
j. N. Mctheny, OF Hazleton, who ~
well known in this section, was here
last Monday and Tuesday on business,
OF legal nature.
bHdIitH tlls NIlb iTaNGlinR bulcSmun
representing the w. G.. Hurt Tobacco
Company, was calling on the merch.
ants Of this section last week.
Our people are busily engaged is SOW
ing oats and preparing corn ground
and the crops won't be any larger I'M
der the gold standard that in previous
years.
The schools have all closed in Pleas.
ant and Grant districts, so far rs we
know, and have been taught with
varying success In all the schools
that we know OF, the daily average has
been less than usual.
The Union Sabbath School was or
gaDized at Harmony Grove last Sun
day with the following corps OF officers:
Superin endent, W. Thatcher Gale; As
sistant uperiDtendent, Levi A. Gale;
Secretary, Marshall Walls; Treasurer,
Georgia Shaw. The school will meet
every Sunday at $50 a. m.
Spring seems 70 be here for stays"
as the johnny -jump-ups Will soon be
jumping mp again. Oysters are out Of
date now and ice cream will occupy
orr idle thoughts for a while, while
the festive fly and tho pesky mosquitoes
are making their appearance as Of old
Lovers will soon be hanging on the
front gaze, and the small boys will
soon want 20 lay ia the shade.
Inc Literary At NebO on saturday
night was tho latest and greatest thing
out The house was packed FROM gar
ret 10 basement still good order pre-
vailed throughout tho entire exercises.
The question debated was Resolved,
That the United States should have
free and unlimited coinage Of silver.
Affirmed by NJ. +. Walls. s. ". smith
and ]. 6. Gibson Denied by O. y
shaw, George and James Galloway.
Decision in favor Of tho affirmative and
as this makes twice IL has been def.
nitoly settled. that we ought 20 have
free coinage The Woman Suffrage
question viii he tackled noNt. and viii
be hotly discussed ON tho 10th.
J. SCRfnUO
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Newburr.
Corrcsnnndcncc Of Tho Am.

Correspondence 81 the Argus
Miss Ida Anderson has returned from
Krvser
L; Il McGinnis is clerkiuS for f.
Richter
!. l.. Dec,l made tying trim to
iUrkc:s burg recently.
4 h. Martin was at Mt lake Park
saturday ON business
j. w. Maddox spent few DAYS nj
home here last week
III. l. Siicott, OF the IL. & O. Camp.
spent Sunday at home
Nlu Corbiu has moved from the north
To the south side of town.
Mr. and Mrs. = 4. Montgomery have
returned from kingwood
y. t.. Hawkins, the Lord Mayor, has
been visiting in kingwood
Miss Mary uufTn was VISIT NO rel
aitvcS IN Marques last week.
MesSrS ~ huggins aud L. Richter
we're in Homecoming last week.
Mrs. Jacob Gtliaugh and son Harry,
were viSitin. in Grafton last week.
Tom Watkins of Marques, was a
GUEST at the BROOK Hotel on sunday.
George Gilhaugh, of the Through
Kun. Was ut home here few days last
week.
Reed Goll. the proprietor of the
bro"N Hotel, spent Sunday out in the
country.
Mrs. Allie Carrico OF Mouongah. was
the guest of friends and relatives here
last week
John Ashby, ~ Fellowsville, drove
to Ncw6urg on Monday for John Lynch
him
John Allcocll, tho senior member OF
the hrm OF Allcock ~ Ellis, of Ralti-
more, was the guest of C. Il. Ellis last
week
L y Frazier and Miss Pauline Hug
gins. VIII Morris and Miss Lizzie Swa.
der were out buggy riding last Sunday.
(D,dn't it ram
Il. Lynch has been painting the
interior of H. j. Gibson's store for the
past few days aud it has added to the
ncatneSS and beauty OF the room
ID. j. Gibson left on No 80 sunday
Tor the eastern cities, Baltimore, Phil
adclphia and Shippcnsburg where Mrs
Gibson IL visiting. She will accom-
pany him home.
{. H. Ellis has had the front OF This
store painted in very artistic manner
which adds very much TO the attraction
OF Railroad Street John Lynch knows
how to do IL,
WHISPERS, in.
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Whstsoll aettlement
,ondenoe Of the Argus.

Correspond enoe Of the Argus.
Flowing and sowing oats seems TO be
the order Of the day.
Harvey Dill took in the last day OF
school at Reedsvillc last Friday.
u. y. Whetsell made a business trim
TO Huttons Nd, on Saturday last
bsssrs. ] J.. Martin and ~ a Will
son attended the big sale at Kingwood
on Monday.
Not quite two weeks until Easter.
There prom Uses TO he plenty Of hen
fruit, as the hens seem 20 have con-
hdeuce
The Watson Lumber Company are
preparing 20 commence saving in fe "
days. The company is now composed
OF Torn Watson and T. G Whetsell, Jr.
Stock generally seem TO have winter.
ed well and the farmers will have con-
siderabl feed left over, as wc have had
an open winter and prospects are for
an early spring.
G VI. Calvert and n. w. Buckalew
have contracted with lack FELTON, %
cut the entire lot OF timber where he
has his mill for as cents per thousand.
The boys arc now at work and claim 10
be making good wages
VIM. q. Brown and ]. s Wilson have
purchased the Uncle Sammy Trenbiy
farm Price paid $1,000 One year ago
Mr. Brown offered el40O for the same
farm, which was not ina as good repair
as 10 is now. This don't look like the
gold standard is increasing the value
Of real estate very fast.
/ack FELTON, will be ready 10 com.
mcnce saving by the last 81 the week.
As we remarked in our last letter that
Iack was n hustler. aDd This proves &C.,
az he has only been about ten days in
moving his mill from Salt Lick, setting
60 mp and doiHg ell Of the necessary
work TO start "a saw mill with only
three hands
Miss Nora McGraiI closed her school
at Whctsell last Friday. with spelling
bee and q few recit1ti0rs 40 night.
There was large crowd present and
everybody seemed 90 enjoy themselves
Immensely. Miss NcGraH returned Co
her home in Terra Alta on sunday.
Lafayette Wnctsoll took her over M "a
buggy and the prospects are that hC
viii bring her back some time
FoXIR.
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Howesville.
lrrespOndcnce " tho Argus.

Corregp undcuce ~ tho Argus.
Mrs a. Broiler was visiting at Graf
ton few days last week.
Sun bonuets. house cleaning and
garden making are now in vogue.
Miss Iitia Westling has gone TO Tuu.
Melton where she will remain for some
time
Quite n number ~ our people attend.
cd tho sale this week Of James a.
Brown ~ KingvOOd.
BIG rpecting commenced at This place
last Sunday. Rev Roy rs. of Tunnel.
ton, is conducting ~.
Ihiiip CauGcld OF MauRington. 70.
turned 90 this place last week as a
witness in q law suit.
John KOrtc spent Saturday and SpH.
dav 40 Grafton ~ seems 90 he quite a
business and attractive place
Several ~ our people attended tho
closing school exercises aud Exhibition
at SO. { last Saturday might
Mr. md Mrs Bichar Lamar, Of King.
" Iod were the guests 81 Mr. and Mrs
Rose Swearinren last sunday
Miss Agnes Myrcs who has been Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Evans, Of New.
burg returned homo this week.
Will McGinnis had the misfortune oi
cutting his foot very badly last week
which will lay hiw up for some time.
Would bc pleased 10 know where
AHnt Confidence AVID Uncle Prosperity
arc stopping at? Haven't seen them
come 90 town vct2
Misses Annie Trailer asd Cecilia Bar-
low. TWO Of our accomplished bellies.
went 90 Grafton Friday whore they
will remain for Is waiIc
Nessfe. Vincent Cooke md Walter
Myers drove to Ncwhurg last week.
the former went as far as GraftoR add
returned in high spirits
VIC noticed several of orr ports test
ing their bikes during the good roads
and uicc weather last week However,,
as vet Atr brosc Greaser sti0 holds che
belt as champion cvcIer Brose. hold
om down, we are betting on ven.
JCsrfCE.
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A Truthful Statement.

Anexcellcntand invaluable remedy,
for the cure of cough, cold and hoarse-
ness, is DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
Mr.. Jas. Hadfeld, $50 West St., Now
York City, verifies this statement.
He writes "Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
is most excellent remedy for cough,
cold and hoarseness, and take great
pleasure in recommending it to all,
who require such valuable household
medicine" DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
ia sold everywhere for 25 cents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-08

Two Of Gladesville's most popular
young people were united in marriage
last Saturday, April s, 1897. The groom
is Ulysses : Sapp the postmaster OF
Gladesvt lc and clerk for the 6rm OF
linn & Sharps, and Miss Minnie Nj.
linn, the accomplished daughter OF
Dave {. ZinR. The wedding took place
over in Winfield district Marion couu-
", at the residence OF Rev. T. Doolittle,
IA minister of the CampOelite or Chris
tian church and the ceremony was per-
formed by the above preacher. THIS
ARGUS extends congratulations TO the
happy young couple