West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-12-22

NC Sells az ~ Genus apiece with tue
story that his brother brought "a quan-
tity from Mania and that they are n
sure protection against moths.
This week we present our readers
with n handsome HOLIDAY Supplement,
four pages of stories, poetry. pictures
and select matter specially for the
Christmas and New Years season. In
addition to this, we give you the piper
chuck full of live matter besides.
sast week lnvss,iye West virgiuians
were granted patents as follows: w
=. burroughs. Blueaeld. a patent
on churn; G.. w. Diekey, OF Huntington.
"A patent on a car-brake; j.. A Lythe.
~Gleuville, a combination agricultura
implement; r Schultv. Davis. a wheel
and track brake for railway cars; R.R
Spears. OF Wheeling, a macsine for
turning carriage-axles
Grant Grahhrn returned - Kir gwood
last week. after "a big trip through
quite n number OF the counties of the
state. lie was in Taylor. barbour.
Randolph. UpShur. Lewis. Gilmrr.
P~ocahontas. Clay. Roane. G~reenbrier
and others. He was accompanied bv
his brother, Joseph Graham, of Terra
Alta. and they we're representing the
Morris Oxegenator Company, for which
they are general AGENTS.
In all stages Of Nasal Cal In rrh There
GlDnlf H. ..Iaun1fnnu.
proves Ely's Cream Bel,p j. u cleanser.
soother and healer os the discussed
membrane. IL is not drying nor irri.
tat,ng. and does not produce sncezinp.
To test II a trial size Is mailed for 10
cents or the large for 50 cents bv Elv
Brothers, So Warren Street New York.
Druggists keen II. Upon being placed
INTO the nostrils IL spreads over tho
membrane and relief is immediate.
IL is an agreeable cure.
Charley Forman, n son Of Isaac For.
man, Of Pleasant Dale. got his hand
mixed up in n feed box one day last
week and cut pretty badly. He came
in to DIR. j. A. Graham, OF this place
for repairs and the Doctor amputated
the middle Anger on his left hand. The
young man consoled himself over the
loss of the dnger by saying that he
vosld not have TO bother keeping the
nail cut on it hereafter.
Married at the home OF the bride in
Cherry Camp, Harrison county. on Dec
lsth, Mr.. MILFORD y. Prson to Miss
Nettie Grace Boggess. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Thos. Il.
Meredith in the presence OF u nun Der
OF friends OF the contracting parties
The groom lives at Grafton and is the
official Court Steuographer for thia
Judicial Circuit under Judge Holt, and
had his wife here with him last week.
There wasa brilliant society wedding
In Ciarksburg last Thursday. Dec. 10Th.
The event took place at seven o'clock
that evening in Christ Chui eh and tho
ceremony was solsmnized by Rev. j.
w. Cooke. rector of that chuch. The
contracting parties were Non. George
/. Iorter. the son of Ex-Governor
Porter, or Indiana, and Miss Hattie
GuH sister OF Judge Nathan GOf. The
groom belongs 70 very prominent
family of Indiana, his father having
been a Minister to Italy from the
United states and the bride belongs to
one Of tho best known families of this
State.
Report of Glover school. Grant dis
trict for the first month. cndnr Dec.
3nd, 1898 Rosa ". Barnes. teacher.
Number of pnp,ls enrolled. girls -;
BOYS -; per cent. Of Attendance, 81.
Those present every day were Bessie
and Norval Raymond. Dora and Grace
Bar Martha. Nora and Manda
Glover, Capprusia, Lille, Dora. Eta
and Jesse Dennis. Nettie. Grace and
Harry Movers. Daisy and Coovirt
Thomas. Lloyd Beeghley and George
Guthrie. Those missing Que day were
Bertha, Mollie and Russell Crawford,
Maggie betheny. Lille Fisher. Harry
Herring, lisa Wright and Edward
DenniG
The mail route between Kingwood
and B~randonville has been changed so
AZ to supply the new office at IIaydeR.
over in the Craborchard and low goes
from Albrightsville by Hayden. Lsnox
and Guseman and across 10 Valley
Point. This makes the route ave miles
longer and as IL was already is miles
one way or &c for the round trip, IT
makes a pretty hard days ride for the
carrier, in bad weather and during
these short days and is n hard trip for
a horse. OF course the contractor will
be allowed m increase OF pay. The
change wen into effect Monday Of
this week.
Report Of the Boiling Springs school,
No. 7, Union district. for tho 6rst
month, beginning Nov. 18th and end
ing Dec. o, 1898 w. r.. Chambers.
teacher. Number Of pupils enrolled.
boys 70; girls, 20, total enrolment. 81:
average daily attendance, boys, II:
girls, n, total, %. Per cent OF atten-
dance, boys, 95; girls, %, total. %.
Those who we're neither absent nor
tardy are. Charles Wotring. Clinton
Wotring. Harry ShaTsr. David shaTer.
Jay Sha fer. Fredle Paulie. Harry Por-
ter and Harry King; Dea Wotfing,
Lillian Voting, Edna WOtring. Cleo
Wotring, sophia WOtrtnR Myrtle WOt-