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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17
Probate Rulings.

Estate of Ruth Howell Cope, de-
ceased; Francis Cope and Joseph John
son appointed administrators on fling
bond in sum of $1,000
Estate and Guardianship of Arthur
Bennion. a minor: account of guardia 4
approved
Estate of Hannah C. Adams Blair,
deceased Emma H. a. Thomas ap-
pointed administrative on filing bond
in $3.50
Estate OF ]. H Winslow, deceased;
H. s. Young appointed administrator
under $500 bond.
Estate of James W. Williams, de-
ceased; will admitted to probate and
Elizabeth Williams appointed execu-
trix.
Estate of Anthony Salvatore alias
Sullivan, deceased; p. Bonetti ap-
pointed administrator under $3.50 bonds
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Real Estate Transfers.

Abstract of Instruments led with TIA
recorder Oct. 16. 1897 as compiled by tn
Security Abstract company:
Eliza Cook Barry to A J. Nielsen ct
al. part of section 10, township 8
south. range l east. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
John ,McCullough by guardian. to
William NJ. Mccullough. part of lot
Louisa 9tS Mc 1 to Mrs. Cora G. -'OO
Carleton, part Of lot l, block 90,
pat LIZ
al. lots. and 10, block l. Sandy
Five Acre plat..-............ Is
Estate of Nathan Sears to David
Wagsta ct al. part of lot s, block
George f.. Fisher to Mary Ann S.
Groves. lots 6. and S, block l. La :.
1 e5d F sIoft, to Jobn K Smith :ri Of
William A. Anderson to Mrs. Eliza
beth ]. Anderson, lots and g. block
l. Temple View addition. .-...-.
" X Edwards to Walter Goshen,
lots Is and IA. block I. Terrace
h ltn5sr's A. Nler to 0nesime Bourbon. -
part OF lot 6, block 81, plat A.. 1.5O
part Of lot 8, block 70. plat A.. 200
Meyers, p9rt Of section q, township
2 south, range l west--.---...--..--,. LIE
james SaDlue u, u JUHH l. Bell
nett, part of lot 5, block AZ, plat
j. Douglas Perkins to Walter Bryant.
lots 20. q and %. block 8, Perkins
Grand View. Observation-Disclosures. 81
LIE Grand Young to Adolph Benson.
lot (. block 5, Sandy FIVE Acre.. e
Mary Ann Lucas Burt to Della r.
Snow, part Of lot 2 block %, plat D 2,2C
s. 3. Miner go estate James Thomp-
son. part of section 13, township l
north. range l west
Charles Boettcher TO estate James
Thompson. part of section Is.
township l north. range west..... 4
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SPECIALTIES:

All diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose,
Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Liver, Bow
els, Kidneys, Bladder and all Chronic
Nervous and Private Diseases of both
sexes. and diseases OF children, $500
a month for ali Catarrhal Diseases.
Medicines furnished free.
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He COLORADO MIDLAND r. r.
Two Through Trains Daily.

between Salt Lake City. ogden and Lead
vile. Cripple Greek. Colorado Springs.
Denver and all points east. Only line
running THROUGH CHAIR CARS.
,Snr0ugh sleepers on both morning and
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Win the Rio Grande Western. reaches
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DELAYED trains Take the Colorado Mid
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F'or full information call on any z. c.
~. Ry. agent, or
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Denver, Colo. Salt Lake City.
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HOME TREATMENT CURE 5

No one deprived of the benefits Of
Drs. Shores treatment because Hv-
ing st a distance from the Office.
The same wonderful and Uniform
success attending the treatment Of
Drs. Shores in their Office is found in
their home treatment Of patients by
mail
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MRS. SEDDONS ORDEAL
Subjected to a Severe CrOsS-EX-
animation by Judge Powers.
GAVE FALSE TESTIMONY
WHEN SHE WAS EXAMINED Ar
THE CoRoNER's INQUEST.

Wanted to Shield Eer Sister Then,
But Now Told the Whole Truth
and Was Induced to Do So In
Order to Save Her Husband From
Being Prosecuted For the Murder.
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TESTIFIED FALSELY.

Did you testify before the coroner?''
Yes
Did you testify to falsehoods them"
Some of what l said was not true.
DO you know that false swearing is
punishable by imprisonment in the
penitentiary?"
II didn't know it then"
when did you learn it?"
Gust lately"
You never changed the story you
told before the coroner unit! your hus-
band was arrested?"
mo. the officers came and talked to
me and said if 1 told what I knew my
husband would be released"
Have you talked over your testi-
mony with your hsuband?"
"a little"
Did the officers tell you that it was
shame your husband was in iail?"
Il don't remember that they did"
Judge Powers then went over the
testimony given by the witness at the
preliminary hearing in detail and COM
pared it with that given by her at this
trial and the witness admitted that
very many things she had stated before
the coroner we're untrue and that she
knew they We're untrue at the time. but
insisted that she was telling the truth
now.
At this point court adjourned until
10 o'clock on Monday morning, when
the cross examination of Mrs. Seldom
will be resumed.
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Three Crown Baking Powder, Fla
voring Extracts and Spices are all
guaranteed, and you take no risk in
giving them trial.
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Have You Bought

Your winter underwear? If not, Just
glance through our line. Qualities and
prices that please.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
Icc 1Toj0 s4~aa4
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Mr. with Ihaves1 Uttered
a
foo n 0nnach ar peti king aud
s - I b. beer
us
g Ir ny
SOwly bur surely getti I q nyt err ii trouble
l1Veb gre1th
oughl dorset tref
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A Glad Hand

A Glad Hand
welcomes our perfect fitting gloves;
winter weights, lined and unIined.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street
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SO THAT YOU CAN SEE THEM FOR YOURSELF
AND LEARN THE TRUTH

D Shores Do Not Ask They Say They
Can Cure Yourhey
hors, Appear Every
What Has Been Done For Them
be Done
Shores Rest Their Case Upon uneachabe Evidence and DO Not
oratoy They
Consultation by at the Office, always free.
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Hewlett Bros Three Crown triple
extracts are made direct
from the fruit and cannot be ex-
celled
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Notice to sporrsmen and Hunters.

Having brought direct from the east
Prof. f. A. Wrathall, expert taXider-
mist. securing his services for a long
period, beg to announce are prepared
to execute special high class taxidermy
at most reasonable charges. Fine spec
linens purchased. E. Mehesy, Jr., Fur
rier and Taxidermist, Knutsford.
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o. M A MONTH FOR ALL
pOsSO CATARRHAL DISEASES
MEDICINES FREE.

Consultation and Advice Always free
Office Hours days. 10 a. m.
to P. m; Sundays 10 a. m. tc IL
noon; evenings, Tuesdays and FRI
days only, z to s .. m
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Novelty Dress Goods at 44c a Yard.
See the kind Of Dress Goods we will
sell Monday and week at this price II
you never had a bargain, you can get
one now,
ALE. AUERRACH & Bro
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For a guaranteed strictly pare
product use Three Crown Baking
Powder.
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your husband, had sent you down there
to see if you couldn't get Lou TO make
a confession about what took place be
tween her and Johnny. that people all
over town believed Tom had something
to do with it, but they had let him out
of jail upon his telling them lot Of
things about Lou and that they had
made you tell them just about the same
as Tom did before they would let him
out, and that you and your husband
would stand BY what YOU had said and
would try to get Lou to come out and
tell the whole thing and that if you
don't stick to your story they would
take Tom to the penitentiary; that he
stood a good chance of being convicted;
because Louis ATTORNEYS had told the
officers they were going to try and
throw all the blame on Tom and that
Tom was scared plum TO death; that
you told Lou you wanted her to say
that Tom never had a thing to do with
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1HE ONLY TEST

OF Doctors Skill Plenty Of Cured Patients Phys
clan Who Asks Sick Person to Accept His Unsup-
ported Word to His Skill Asks Too Mich.
Physician Does Cure His Patients
He Can Certainly Give You the
Name and Address of Those
He Has Cured,
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CATARRH AND STOMACH TRIO

Chicago
DEs. Shores and Shores Bring Quick Results.
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Abstract of Instruments led with the
recorder Oct. 16 1897, as compiled by the
Security Abstract company:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01
Tunnelten Talk,
rSspondcnee OF the Argus

Correspondents OF the Argus.
DR.. W NJ Sivey and w. A. Miller
made aying trip 20 Morgantowu last
week.
VIM, Jenkins, coal miner. received
painful but not serious injury by u
Tall OF coal Tuesday night
Our Epworth League is weekly in.
erea sing in interest Our programs are
we'll chosen and Interesting,
Prof VIII West, tho elooutionist,
gave an euterta gment At lsdepend.
euce on last Saturday night Tho an,
plause Of the audience told their ap.
probation.
Pauline, the little daughter OF MIR
and Mrs, =. Il. Guscman has been very
sick with pneumonia for somo days
past, II was Thought she would not
recover, but at this writing, nr Sivey,
the Attending physician, reports her
case more hopeful
Our school closes Friday. April end
IL has been very successful term. The
teachers, Mr.. w o. Miller aud Miss
Mary Stoinple, deserve tho thanks OF
tho patrons for tho efforts put fourth
to make the school success We I'm
our turn, extend to them our best
wishes and hopes for their success in
future word,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01
whetsell Settlement
correspondence Of the Argus

correspondence OF tue argus.
Wh,a looks well in this section OF
the county, and promises a good yield.
The Buffalo school closed last Friday
with an old fashioned spelling bee at
night.
Isaac T. Martin is preparing 10 build
front porch 20 his handsome home on
Cheat river
Our farmers are taking advantage OF
the pretty weather and doing consid.
cradle blowing
Hon. WIN. G.. Brown, Geo Mcdonald
and Elisha Brown, OF Kingwood, we're
ia our midst last Sunday.
r. Scott FELTON,, who is working on
the new railroad down Cheat river.
spent Sunday with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Menefee have
returned 20 their home at Bayard, after
several weeks visit among friends and
relatives hero.
Anyone desiring % know the tenn
perature and depth Of Spruce Run on
on last Saturday, consult Misses Nc
Grail and Sarsfeld.
Frank Gale had tho misfortune 20 dis
locate his shoulder Joint on last Satur-
day. DR.. Pratt was summoned and
rendered surgical aid
Misses Nora WEIGH and Katie Nc.
Grail and Mr.. James McGrau, Of Terra
Alta, spent Saturday and Sunday Of
Our handsome biohe Tor friend, Geo.
II Whotsoll. was At the county seat "A
low days ago. and was accompanied
part oi the way home By one OF King-
wood's fairest daughters.
/ack FELTON,. Of Salt Lick. has con-
tractcd with the White Lumber Com
panY % cut saw and deliver 10 tho
railroad the timber on VI g. BOatty's
farm /ack Us "a hustler and will make
things lively ia tho lumber business
for awhile.
Miss Maggie Sars6cld closed a very
. succcsssuI terra Of school at Braham' b
last Friday and returned 20 her homo
NJ Piedmont. We arc sorry 90 lose Miss
Narsfield from our social circles, as she
made many friends while here, cspeo-
Ially with the boys
10 seems as though some OF our poople
got "a little offended ~ the article IN
Foxes letter describing the dance
az MI Bells "a few days ago and have
openly denounced the writer. claiming
that 10 was intoadrd Tor "a slur We
don't think that after careful reading
that any bOiy but r. worry shallow
minded person could take that view,
Tor thorc was not % word 81 harm or
untruth iu tho article. but II the shoe
fits you will have 90 wear &C. The
writer only mentioned the dance 40 an
item of news, and reported tho facts as
We expect To- do In all of Our com
munucatiOns 90 THE ARGUS regardless
OF persons, politics or churches We
hope that tho offended persons can
realize This and will ba able 60 view
our writing in a more favorable light
and not 90 about over the country
0OssipinR and trying 60 traduce the
character ~ some person they know
not who when their own record Is as
rotten as a cancers core pc0plo that
live in glass houses can't afford 10 throw
stones a word 90 tho wise is sufl-
Gent FoIiE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01
Albrirhtsville.

Correspoudenoe ~ the Argus.
Sherman Mason is in Wheeling this
week ON business.
Bruce Castcel, of Kingwood, spent
Sunday at home,
John Elliott moved his saw-mi an from
St. Joe TO LonoN last week.
Mss Ella Beerhover returned home
from. the East last Thursday.
ii. c. Beerbowor will erect new
house in st, Joe tho coming summer
Noah Me,zlcr Is con fined to his room
suffering from an attaclS of rheumat ism,
George Roieheaver mado n flying
trip to Wheeling last week on business
Frank Pell of Terra Alta, was in
town SUNDAY giving his friends the
glad hand.
Vance Graham, from the West Side,
was over last Thursday giving us tho
marble heart Another Cir
Miss Winnie Weloh, who taught n
successful term Of school near Now.
burg, returned home last Saturday.
Raymond Rodehcavcr is at home ON
n short vacation. He reports business
very quiet through tho Cumberland
mining region.
Our merchants report business lit,
tie quiet, but living in hopes that Uncle
Prosperity will make his appearance
when the Cheat River Railroad is com
pleted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01
Howesville.
Correspondence OF the Argus.

correspondence OF tho Argus,
G. A. Bergman was at Tunnelton las
Monday.
John Miller was at Kingwood Mon
day on business.
Vincent Cooke was at Kingwood last
Saturday, TO court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Morris, OF New
burg. are visiting At Ben MIller's, ol
this place.
Thomas Cooke, OF Cumberland the
jolly and clever knight of the grip, was
visiting his parents here this week.
ode Miller and Miss AMMO Drailcr.
two of our charming young people,
spent Saturday at Kingwood calling on
friends
Philip CauGeld, II very enterprlsing
young man who has spent the winter
at this place, returned To hanninE.on
one day last week
The Housewife school, taught by w.
= Shaffer osed last Friday with an
exhibition at night which was very en-
pertaining and seemingly enjoyed by
all present
Messrs. Ben Lang and Samuel Greas-
or, two nf our most facinating young
i"en came home Sunday 10 see THEN.
best girls and the girls declare they are
as Jolly as ever.
Quite large crowd from hero at
tended the closing school exercises and
exhibition at Snider's last Saturday
night The well known and cele brated
Miller Band furnished music for the
occasion and rendered some very good
music which was well received and
highly applauied. The house was
crowded To It's utmost capacity and
those present reported IL good time.
JUSTICE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01
Hudson Eappeninrr.
.p0leieGoe OF the Areas


| Corr0spolsisCoe OF the Arsos,
|. . Gibson WAS at MOrgaasowu La Z
Friday on business
John Henry the First, King OF Saint
Peter, was here one day last wselS
March oane in on the march Aad
will 70 marching out in u few days,
john w and Scott Tisohenen. of
Muddy Creek hin, were here on Sun.
day.
A. L. Gibson. principal OF the Bar
racksville Graded School. has returned
home
We learn that some of our pcople
contemplate placing y fish pot on Cheat
River at the mouth Of usg Sandy.
Mis- lisa Maudc Gibson, who taught
school at Rymer W. Va, the past win
ter has returned to her home here.
The protraotod meeting a. Laurel
Run has broll, " without much Interest
being manifested in the general rVs,ll t
Miss Martha Gibson, who spent the
winter with her brother, ID = Gibson,
OF Palatine and attending school there
has returned homo
Several 90 our people went TO Pleas
ant mn to-day 10 take ia the closing
scenes OF the public school there. we
understand that the scholars are pre-
pairing for an entertainment tonight
Tho CQutnoctial storm OF which we
spoke at last week struck us ia prent
shape, n day or two late, howeye,S and
was the most disagreSa hlc wea Their tim /
has been our misfortune to oxperieuoe
NJ this time of the year
The young people had n singing
school at llarmony Grove on Sunday.
also on Thursday evening, which were
poorly attended on account of the in.
clemenoy of the weather. w. Thatoh,
or Gale, instructor in psalmody.
We don't feel half So spriugy as we
did IA few days ago, and winter seems
to Oc lingering around in u most disa-
greeanle way, aud ~ the garden seeds
that have hcen planted ever como M,
they will have TO he scratched nm hy
an old hen,
Mrs Phoebe Mossep died on Monday
night aud was buried on "Wednesday
nj q clock p m in Fairviow Comctary,
She was in her sand year and the i'm.
mediate cause of her death was lnryn.
gifts. The family were all at the he'd
Eide except Mrs Will Falkeustcin, who
lives in one OF tho DakotaS Funeral
services were conducted at hor late res
idenoe by Charles Il. Feather.
Several OF our people attended the
funeral requiem OF James Madison
Gribhlc. who died ON Fri lay night.
March 9th, of that dread disease, oon-
SUMPTION, aud was buried Sunday at
$3.50 p. M, at Fairview Oemetorv, Fu-
neral services was held Mt the pisgah
NJ. Il church bv Rev w. H. Berry OF
tue Bruceton Trinity Church Deoons,
cd was in his 61nd year and one OF the
land marks OF his locality and has n
hoast of friends who will be palnod TO
hear Of his domisc.
The Ncbo Literary will cics, on the
evening OF April Bird, so we hear, owing
to the shortness Of the nights Tho
last question debated Resolved. That
the u. y Government ought To own,
operate and control the railroads, tole.
graphs and telephones. and was de-
oided In favor of the Affirmative, Just
as we said it would be. The last ques-
ton discussed will be the ever mport-
ant silver question. IL was debated
hero once before and decided that we
ought To have free silver. and will be
decided tho same way again without "a
shadow OF doubt, as IL ought TO bo.
II GCnuuuO
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01
alaaeavillo.

Correspondence ofthe Argus.
Our farmers are trying TO get their
spring plowiag done
Aaron Neol moved his family from
here 20 Taylor county recently.
George RobY is repairing an old house
on his farm near here and will move
into IL soon.
s. NJ Martin, of near this place. sold
al OF his wood land, 81 acres, 20 Casper
Born Tor sG2O.
T.. g Brown has sold his farm TO a
man In Pennsylvania by the name Of
Barns, for $500.
d. J. and Albert W. llolmes and Gay
Guseman wero at Fairmout recently
with two loads Of produce.
Rev. y. D. Williams g. NJ Independ
encc holding . scriss Of meetings in the
Baptist churCi at that place.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
meets every Friday evening ~ 1880 p.
m., i'm The Baptist church az this place
Miss Lillio NJ. West Of Evansville.
wRO was teaching the Primary room Of
our school this winter, returned TO her
home on Tuesday the 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Bailey. Of
Taylor county. were visiting at Mrs.
BaiIeV's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Shafer Inst Saturday and sunday.
Oscar w linn. who is working at
Prcstonia. Webster county, ON James
Il. Smoots saw mill, came homo the
18th tO visit his parents and friends.
The saw-mill he Was working on was
destroyed by fire Saturday night, the
18th.
TAT And Trr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01

Thore was n merry gathering al the
elegant ana hospitAble homo Of Mr.,
aud Mrs. Neil j. Fortney last night,
in honor OF the new Secretary of State.
who has been here the past week IL
was strickly an Eveless Adam affair,
and the many good stories told. KEEP,
the crowd ia roar till late hour.
Refreshments were served that would
tempt the most fastidious epicure to
an attack of the govt. The fried oy-
sters, coffee, cake, tea biscuits. and
relishes were delicious and the spark.
ling champagne gave cheer 60 the
testal board, even IL "bright.eyed
beauty" was not there The gentle
men present, were W, NJ u Dawson,
Judge J. II. Holt, w q. Brown. Prof.
Holden, Sheriff Shaiter. q. A. Boldeu,
j. X. Monroe ID, +. Fawcett, /. W.
Watson, and j. Slidell Brown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01
The Reno Coal Company ,

The development of the coal and oil
fields OF Reno district is still hanging
fire, although there is every assurance
that il will go with rush before long
We hope thjs'is true for we are in FORM
ell that some OF the leases are expiring
and If the sale is not made aoon, much
OF the work will have To he done over
agaia. Mr., SliRey was mp in there re.
Gently again and had some prominent
Operators with him, but they have gone
back and everyone is anXiously waiting
on SlineY's return from New York with
the money TO take up the leases. A
company has been formed and II char
ter issued 10y the Secretary OF State
some time since. The incorporators
were DIR. ID. III, Courtney, Senator II. H..
Fast Joseph II, MoDermett II. r.
Craftsman aud John Sliney, all of Mon
ongalta county, except the last named,
who is from Pennsylvania. The name
AS incorporated is the Reno Coal, Oil,
Gas, Development and Construction
Company" and the papers are recorded
in the Clerks office at Morgantown.
Just why the matter is on record over
there instead of here ana what IN tereAt
these parties have in connection with
Mr.. Siiney, is matter OF conjecture.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01
A Timely Friend.

with perfect propriety may we call
that excellent remedy, Salvation Oil,
a timely friend. This liniment rapidly
cures rheumatism, neuralgia and pains,
when other remedies fail. Mr. Jno.
NJ. Hall, Ashland. Va writes II
suffered with rheumatism in the ankle
and tho muscles connected herewith.
Salvation Oil at once relieved the sore
ness, reduced tho swelling, and cured
the pain. No other liniment that I ever
used did me 50 much good"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01
GAINESVILLE.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
MR.. l.. w. OTTO is on the sick list.
Miss Maule Gale sp.nt last week
with relatives on Salt BlocE
We notice the smiling face Of o. A
Beer bower still in our midst.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. lNalksnsta,n spant
Sund.y With her father, Isaac Le.g4.
ton.
Misses Pearl Fcath r. and Eta Fra y =
spout Sttur tay aud ounday with rcll-
tiyes IN Terra Alta
The farmers have bceR blowing and
hauling ani burning Inns, preparing
20 put out their crops.
Grandma Feather still remains rs She
has h"en for some tiDo. unable 20 bel q
hers, II IN the least; ~ times eating
very heartily aud resting very easily,
while at Others. the contrary.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01
To MY Friends and Patrons.

Having again located In Kingwood /
am better prepared than ever To serve
you. spent "A part OF the winter at
teuding Medical Lectures in Philade!-
phia aud received another Diploma
from one Of the highest Medical rribu-
nuls in this country, and am now pre-
pared with the attest and best in Med
iciue aud surgery. Office in the rooms
lately occup. uy DIR. Powell Resi-
dence ia Presbyterian parsonage. Calls
promptly answered dav ar night
IT w. y. MARTIN, NJ. d.