West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-24

. @AN A4HAUsoA =. NSoA = 9 sAA44NSNA III Tow
last week on visit, the former with
+ hiswsfs's people and the latter at Sher-
az ShoTcr's Yesterday Air.. Werner
dai " lie ana son and N.s. Felix e.
lott, Sr., ANA Miss Lulu ShaGer. started
20 drive back across the country and
Howard rode Mr.. Werner's horse over,
as he wanted him a. home Miss
Ethel will remain for two or three
weeks visiting before returning homo.
There were over thirty teams in town
Monday after phosphate and machin-
cry. Twenty-one teams were from
around Hudson and several from Val
lev Point They were after 500 sacks
OF phosphate that had boon shipped
here for them and are getting it TO
use on their buclSwheat ground. Ry
ordering car load lots and getting il
themselves they get il for Sl95 Der
sack and by using Que sack per acre
and drilling it ia they almost double
their buckwheat crop and hnd that IL
pays handsomely.
Dover, y. H.. oct 81, 1896
MEssRs Ely Bios. The Ralru reach
effect IS surprising Ny son SAYS the
first application gave decided rs lief. |
have a shelf filed with "Catarrh Cures"
Tomorrow the stove shall receive them
and Ely's Cream Balm Will reign SUI
preme. Respectfully, Mrs. ERANKIIN
FREEMAN.
Cream Balm Is kept bv all druggists
Full size soc Trial size 10 cents We
mail il. ELY BROS, So Warren ST., y.
Y. City.
Col. John Martin returned Monday
from a horseback ride through Preston,
Taylor Harrison, Lewis, Gilmer and
Calhoun counties looking after his
land and oil interest. lie leased his
land in Calhoun county TO an OF com
pany for dollar an acre per year till
thorough test is made and il they
strike oil on it, the Colonel gets one
eighth of all tho output as royalty and
5000 per year, besides for the gas the
Company may want TO use.
John Sliney was in town yesterday,
with broad gauge smile on him thai
made him look like tho Advance Agent
OF prosperity. His oil well at Ncwburg
is now down about 1000 feet and the
indications for oil arc 80 good that
Coal oil Johnny" is happy In fact il
was reported here that they had struck
oil and several of our boys rode over on
their bicycles yesterday TO sec the
gusher but found them still pounding
away and pumping out mud and water
as usual.
Tunnelton has organized brass band
with twenty members aud have or
dered a fine lot of Instruments from
New York. The boys met twice n
week for practice and instruction in
the school house AID are taking les
sons under Prof c. T. Vincent They
held festival two nights last week
and cleared about $50 TO go on the pur.
chase OF the outfit. Now let our BOYS
here get together and revive us
again" They have been sleepiag
quietly long enough and should wake
up.
The new postofIice at Tunnelton is
a neat and handy affair. The new
postmaster, Willis 5. Taylor, has
erected u substantial one story frame
building just north Of the Il. IL o.
track and right in the center of the
public. Shelves AMI counter are being
arranged for fancy stock OF confec.
tionery and stationery, etc which
will DC kept il tue building in counec.
tion with the postoico Then there
is a private office at the rear of the
building for the proprietor.
At regular convention OF Preston
Lodge No 90, a. +. n A. NJ, held in
their lodge room here Monday night OF
this week the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term
NJ aster-Rufus Holden.
Senior Warden-James w. White.
Junior Warden-J. Slidell Brown.
Secretary-Joh w. Watson.
Senior Deacon Julius X. Monroe.
Junior Deacon-H Clay Hyde
Treasurer-James w. Parks
Chaplain Joseph NJ. Goodwin
Steward Joseph Jackson and Horny
MURDOCH
Several persons from here drove 20
Albrig h.sville last sunday 90 attend
the Childrens Day services at the NJ r..
church where a NEST entertaining pro
gram was well presented. The best
aud most pleasing feature was ;ho
violin solos by Emory Albright of
Ktngwood. who by special request was
present and took a prominent part in
I the program. Altogether IL was
pleasant entertainment and highly en-
( joyed by the large audience present
I Those attending from here were Mr.
and Mrs Morris Albright and daugh.
/ ter. Nellie Misses Floroucc and Laura
/ Parks, Mollie McGinnis aud others.
! "Last summer while attending court
! AZ UniontOwn," slvs j.. b. Patton.
( prominent druggist OF Fayetto city
( Pa, three witnesses were suffering
| from diaThoea gave each "a dose Of
/ Chambcrfaiu's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
/ rhosa Remedy and 10 gave immediate
| relief On the way home one of ms
/ ueighbors was taken with % severe
I cramp in the stomach and was suffering
I with intense pains. J gave him a dose
| Of this remedy and Within five minutes