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Evening journal., 1899-02-25
wAsHINGToN's FINE TACT.
He Was Too Discreet TO De Drawn
Into PhilRdeIphia's Rending
Social Warfare.

The social punctilio of the Philadel-
phia assembly" was enforced perhaps
more rigidly in the early colonial days
than it is to-day, for when a girl whose
name had been on its lists of the
chosen indiscreetly took n goldsmith
and jeweler for q husband she was
dropped at once from participation in
the sacred functions for having com
mitted the objectionable crime of
marrying in trade" The "trade" line
of demarcation. indeed gave rise ulti-
mately to a social war, and second
assembly" was formed, made up chief
~ of the families of tradesmen in OPP
position to "the aristocraey." The con-
dict came on while Washington was
living in Philadelphia as president. So
intense was it that each party strug-
gled to gain the favor of the great man
and his wife. The one "assembly" an
nounced a great ball in honor of his
birthday for the night before the 22d
of February; the other prepared for
similar event the night afterward, and
the sagacious Washington delivered
himself from the dilemma by attending
both, and proposing on each occasion
the same toast-"The State of Penn
sylvania." But there was another ver-
sion of the strife which gave much de-
light to the populace in their specula-
tions over the rivalries of 'the quali-
ty." 1t was that Washington, who was
good dancer. had gone TO the ball
Of the plebeian assembly" and had
there led the cotillon with the daugh-
ter Of a William Perrine, in
Ladies' Home Journal.
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

A birthday surprise party was ten
dered Miss Katie Hofer at her home
No $40 West Second street. on Thurs
day evening. Among those present
were; Mrs. Ticfer, Mrs Conrad,
Misses Katie H1fer. Clara Stant Mary
Nichols. May Russell. Verna Tussey,
Stella Mclaughlin, Oliver Imhoff, Ar
thur Parsons. Harry Parsons, Raymond
Keyser, Fred Bracker. William Jones.
Thomas Wilson and others
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Fnmnn. che.t. SOLID.

\ melancholy memory of the past
was recently put up for auction by the
government officials in Paris, no less
than the cases in which the huge wal
indemnity paid by France to Germany
was transported across the frontier.
The chests in which the famous "cinq
milliards" were held we're sold for 2s
francsl Evidently lost opportunity
for the antiquary.
Evening journal., 1899-02-25
WILL RE SEMI HOMIE.

Joseph Hatcher, aged u years, who
ram away from his home, No. 2409 East
Mamument street, Baltimore, last We'd
nesday, is detained at the City Hall,
this city, under direction OF Agent
Frank Stout Hatcher was found yes
terday in Mendinhal's rolling mali, at
Newport, and was cared for by en-
pioyes until last night, when he was
sent to this city. He will be returned
to his parents this afternoon.
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cENsuREn THE COMPANY.

A cororers jury meeting at the Of
flee OF Depmty Coroner Giles last night
decided that Clarence A. Danie,s came
TO his death from falling from a stool
in r. Blumenthal & Go. IS morocco fac
tory. The jury further decided that
the firm was to blame for having such
a STOOL about the pace.
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NEW cAsrLR REAL ESTATE
[;IIILIIIIIIEIIIJ

A SPECIALTY.-Prlm Secondary or
Tertiary blood poison permanently cured
In 10 to 30 days. You can be treated at
anty. II you prefer to come here we will
contract TO pay railroad fare and hotel
bills, and no charge. II we fail to cure. II
you have taken Mercury. Iodide, Potash,
ana Sun have aches and pains, Mucous
Patches In mouth, Sore Throat, Plmples,
Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on any part
of the body, Hair or Eyebrows Failing
out, It is this Secondary BLOOD POISON
most Obstinate Cases and Challenge the
World for a Case we Cannot Cure. This
disease has always Baffled the Skill OF
the Most Eminent Physicians. $500 900
capital behind our unconditional guar
anty. Absolute Proofs sent sealed on ap-
plication. Address COOK REMEDY CO.
25 Masonic Temple. Chicago, Ill.
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SOCIAL AND Personal NOTES.

Rev. William A. wa'ging is occupy
ing the pulpit Of the Alexander Avenue
Baptist Church. New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pyle have been
visiting relatives in Smyrna.
Miss Lula and Virgie Jones are or
an extended visit to Texas.
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il will be fought to a satisfactory con-
clusion, and these persons who are en-
joying their share OF this $500 OF
the water consumers money might just
as we'll keep out fer the more they
write the more plainly they show self
Interest.
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Nor1cn

NOllGE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters OF
Administration were in due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on tho
twenty-third day Of February, A. ID. 1893.
and that all persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased must
present the same. duly attested, to the
said administratrix. on or before the
twenty-third day Of February 1900, or
abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided
SUSANNA CURRINDER.
Administrative.
or Address William T. Lyman, Esq, At
torney- y-at-Law, Wilmington, Del.
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DOES NOT FAVOR BIIL

Upon investigation OF the bill now
before the Legislature providing for a
workhouse in this county, President
William Lawton. Of the Board of
Trade, has been convinced that should
the workhouse be established IL would
not be a success.
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GO TO FLORIDA

sEE THAT YOUR TICKET READS
VIA THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The Southern railway operates three
through trains on each week day and
Two on Sunday. It is an inland route,
clean and through an interesting sec
tion Of the South. The schedules OF
is trains are fast. but not too fast TO
be maintained. Write TO John NJ. Beau
District Passenger Agent, S2S Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, for full informa-
ton, illustrated matter and advance
Pullman reservations.
Evening journal., 1899-02-25
NEW WALL BEING ERECTED.

Brck.ayers and stone masons are
busily engaged in erecting a new front
wall at the morocco factory Of Tadman
& Hickman, on West Fourth street.
the original walls having been con-
demned by Building Inspector Cassidy.
Evening journal., 1899-02-25

A wealthy and responsible firm guar
antees It's goods that are advertised.
Who stands sponsor for the substitutes
said to be "iust az good" g..
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MRATG-DECKER

Miss Angle M. Decker and Nelson
MoKaig, ~ Elizabeth, N. j., were mar
ried in that city on Wednesday Mr.
MclKa!g was formerly resident Of this
city
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work on THE RIVER REsuntED.

N'hh oN HE XIV FIX tt-S Mko.
The Ice having disappeared from the
chustiana creek. dredging has again
commenced. and the New York Dredging
Company expects TO proceed unlntorrupt-
ed until the work is finished. Contractor
Fitzpatrick, who is removing the rock.
expects TO resume operations about the
first OF the month
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Two MYSTERIOUS RoBBERIEs.

The contribution box at the Transfer
company's Office. at the p. W. & b.
railroad station was robbed a few days
ago. and Il Is supposed about $40 was
taken out A coat was also stolen from
one OF the pigeon holes in the bagg2ge
room.
Evening journal., 1899-02-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Oulnine Tablets
Druggists refund monev II It fails. 25c
Evening journal., 1899-02-25

The best, the finest looking and the
most durable Piano made IS the Lud-
wig Piano. Store SIS Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1899-02-25

'99 Pattern Croscents for children
S2o Ali latest improvements. Pyle
Cycle Company, No. S07 Market street.
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Albrightsville.

correspondence OF Tho Argus.
Chas Pell was at Davis on visit
this week,
j. $. Smith and wife wer, ut VALLEY
Point, sunday.
Jos jackson, of Kingwood was IN
town Monday.
w II. casteel is suffering with Sc
we're case of neuralgia.
Ray Bishop and wife were the guests
of G. w. Bishop sunday.
waYman McGinuis is working for
Spencer Crane this summer.
o. Y. Shaw, OF Rockville, was calling
on friends in town Wednesday.
Chas Metzler and wife, OF Inde-
pendenee' were here Over sunday.
John Elliott and wife were tho
guests Of Thomas Down, sunday.
Mr.. James Meuifee and family visited
their son near Tunnelton, Sunday.
Mrs. Victoria Rodaheayer was a
business caller in Kingwood, Friday.
Some OF our lads and lassics enioYed
very pleasant hay ride Friday
evening.
Walker Menifee. soldier in the
regular army, is at home on visit TO
his friends
Miss Ada Snider and her sister.
Annie. were ut Terra Alta shopping
Saturday.
Mr. Omer Wallis and Miss Disa Wolfe
were married here by the Rev. IL Il
Friend on Thursday.
Miss May Morgan aud Miss Sallie
Fairfax were the guests OF Miss Eta
! Bishop. Saturday and SUNDAY.
). sumnerville, travelling salesfaaA
for II. Cbhds 81 Co. aud Charlie Kelley
were guests OF the River House Thnrs-
day.
Mr.. Henry Bishop, an aged and re-
spected citizen OF Pleasant district,
died last week and was buried at his
home near Valley Point.
large crowd of people attended
service here yesterday. We noticed
persons from KinRwood, Terra Alta,
townsville and other points
Rev. Faulkner and wife. J. n. Crane
and wife. j. G. Crane and wife Spencer
Crane and wife were among those who
attended the funeral of Mrs Mary
Feather, at Cranesvill. on last Satur-
day. the deceased lady had many
friends here, who were panied to hear
OF her sudden death.
Ann ONYMoUs.
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BApTIsiNG AT ALBRIGnTsYILLE.

The largest crowd seen in AIbrigh hts
vile for y long time, enliveued that
pretty little tOwR sunday afternoon.
The word had gone abroad that quite
mum Der Of persons were 20 be baptised
at o'clock by Rev Ross Ward. Of
Terra \ tia. and as il was fine day
for drive and the roads getting fairly
good, y great many people from Terra
Alta. KingwoOd. H0we-ville. Pleasant
Dale, era borchard, Whetsell Settle.
ment and tor ten miles around were
there. The baptist church was
crowded and more on the outside than
ON the inside, with the bridge crowded
besides with spectators After good
sermon by the Pastor, the crowd as
sem Dled on the banks Of the winding
River Cheat" and the ordinance Of
baptism by immersion was admins
tered 20 Miss Jane Metzler. Miss Nellie
Brown aud Mrs. Guy Elicit These
were all that we're ready at that time.
The services we're conducted very sue.
cessfUlly and in an impressive manner
by Rev. Ward There were some
kodak feuds' on the ground trying
for snapshots Of the scene aud one
enterprising gentleman had camera
mounted 90 get view OF the gather
ing.
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ITEMS OFINTEREST.
ANN ONYMoUs.

From the Grafton Sentinel.
Rev. j. NJ. Warden, Of Terra Alta. Is
visiting his son an daughters in this
city for days
owing 60 the unloading Of John
Robinson's show To-Day the attendance
at Sunday School will be small.
Daniel Cowan, gptil recently Balti-
moro andOhio assistant trainmaster on
tho Third Division, which position was
abolished, has been made supervisor OF
trains and engines, with headquarters
at Terra Alta.
During the electrical storm Tuesday
night lightning killed ten two-year-old
cattle belonging 10 Layton Wood on
bis Katy Lick farm in Harrison county.
They we're found ali IN a heap under %
small hickory tree.
A motion 20 dissolve an injunction
which tied up some property in Preston
county was argued before Judge Holt
at his West Grafton residence. Friday.
by ATTORNEYS = y. Crogan and lion.
W. q Brown, Of Kingwood. Bots Of
the legal gentlemaa left for home on
the evening train that day.
D. 81. SimontOn. one Of The transfer
clerks Of the r. VI. s.. at The depot
here. has IN his possession valuable
premium copper cent piece. 10 Is
dated 1894 and he has been offered
S275 tor the old coin SIR s.. says it is
raore valuable than that and he will
not part with 81 for less shan $500.
10 is reported that GOyernorBushne1l
OF Ohio viii spend the summer az
Deer Park. Aid. where he has secured
Is beautiful cottage in which 20 reside
during the heated term frs residence
on the mOuntain top may be thc
means Of bringing many other promi
nent people 90 that SIMMER resort.
DR.. Alex Leeds brought into this
Office last evening some handsome sam
plies Of imported scarlct-toppcd clover
which came fron tbe fields % r. j.
Shay, in Preston Comfy. Mr. shay
has several acres OF IL the only spee..
men Of it in tbis part O the country
and when IN full bloom as 81 q. now
the Geld IS beauuml sight ami Go,
fragrance arising tHsreirom sweet bc
yond description,
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ANOTHER FILIPINO OUTBREAK.

There was % ROW, riot and rumpus
over ~ Crancsvillc last Frdav even
ing 80 etr8~rers blacksmith shop be-
tween $ a. straw ser, the proprietor.
and Joseph aud Thomas MattinVly.
too brothers who felt ont with th g
blacksmith over 10 o 30 q % horse bee
g. use hc demandrI his pay soon as the
work was dous. They finally started
iu 60 eight 10 out, and Dennis Frazee.
pulled Strawsor add one OF the Mat
tlnglys apart, and held the latter, but
while "peacc lying, him his brother
oncred on StrHwecr with stones 'dar-
nIcts"etc hitting him on the Jaw and in
the side. but the blacksmith is So biz
That be cOuld stand "a much ~ an OK.
and ought 90 have thrashcd both of
the Matiinglys, without any help or
tht owing stones either, but I've gOt mad
and excited and threw a stone bigger
than bis dst st Matiinglv. aud would
have Killed him had it struck him but
fortunately missed and nearly knocked
down q telephone pole However 10
scared he other fellow and ne buckc1
OF, and Frazec finally succeeded in ob.
tanning order and expressing the in-
surrectiOu. Stra WISER came right on
20 King wood and got out warrants
FOR the dtttingivs and sheriff Shamer
was over there before daylight and
rabbsd them ami bad tho crowd over
here early next morning and hauled
Up in Justice Flvun's Court, TheY
waived hearing and gave bond TO APP
pear before thc next Grand jury.
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In MgmOriam

FgAruER-Mary Feather was born
Dec 2S, iss0, died May IS. 1899, aged
81 Years, mos, aud % days. The
funeral services were conducted by her
pastor, Rev. Petra assisted by Rev
Warden aud Faulkner, after VIII ich
the remains were inferred ia the
GAINESVILLE cemetery She was united
in marriage TO Michael t. Feather on
March %. 1865, and unto them were
born three children; Iona, now wife
OF Cloyd NJ. Crane OF Terra Alta,
BERTHE c. who is married and lives on
part OF the old home farm. and Pearl
who 10 still single at home.
Her life has been fun OF activity aud
usefulness, She was n consistent
member OF the Luthern Church.
She was in i'll health for several
years but recently her health seemed
20 bc regained SO much that death was
so much unexpected, that her husband
and one daughter were not at her bed
side. Her sickness only lasted two
hours; and thus another jewel WAS
taken from earth to- begin new
family circle in heaven.
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I IFE INSURANCE.
LSS13 I3SS8 SSSS8883

When You INSURE YOUR LIFE,
select y Massachusetts Company,
undor the "Massachusetts system +"
which guarantees equity to all. No
ore insured in % Massachusetis
Company hts lost anything on &c.
count Of failure to- pay premiums.
Premium reduces as the age of the
insured gets greater. Invcsig1te
tbe plan Of thr NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE IN UKANCE
co, Of Boston, Mass. Write. Civ.
ing ago aud occupation and receive
specimen policy with full instruc.
lions.
W. IL. J.. MON rGOMEKY,
Representative,
TLNNELTON. W Est Va.
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AEMURIALDAY.
How IL VIII be Observed I'm King
wood.

The Grand Army Post here has com.
pleted tull arrangements for property
observing the Occasioa OF May SOth.
next Tuesday. As noted last week in
this paper, committees were appointed
and a program mate out and speakers
secured.
The kingwood Coruet Band will
furnish plenty OF instrume nt,d music,
AID Prof. Il a. Jennings will have
charge OF the vocal part CT the music.
Al 10 IA. IN. the crowd will assem- ole
IN thv Court House. whore the pSrAde
VIII b. formed ana laden with flowers
and beaded 10y the BAND march to the
cemetery, where services will be held
and lhe grave, OF all soldiers buried
there, decorated. Then march back
10 the Court House and dlsperse Tor
dinner. At one o'clock the bell VIII be
rung and at i;S0 services begin in the
Court House.
Rev. NJ. II. Nutter will preach a
Memorial sermon and Col. O. u
Reed, OF ohiO, viii address
the audience as the orator OF the day
lie Is said To oe a fine speaker aud
with plenty of music, both vocal and
Instrumental the services will be well
worth attending. Every body is ia.
Vited Ia come TO kIhgwood that d,v
and participate in the exercises OF the
occasion.
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, TERRA ALTA NORMAL.

The Summer Term Of Normal
School opened at Terra Alta last
week IN charge Of County Supt.
Elect, f. w. Candy and Prof. Nc
Bee, Principal Of the Terra Alta
Public School. Here is u list Of
tho studcnts, sixty i'm all.
Will Salisbury, Mary Deets,
Bertha Wilt, Ella HoG, Della
Thomas, Darius Metheuey Will
lam Fauber, r.. Kate Sisler. Hattie
j. White, Minnie Frankhouser,
Anna Weber, Carrie Mayer, Cedar
V. Grosscup, Clayton Owens, Anna
Welch, Mintio lIardesty, Ophie
Freelaud, Rosa Barnes, Sadie
CIarkson, Mamie Barnes, Eva
Oornwell. Ellie King, Allie King,
Jessie a. Esey, Leota Forman,
Daisy Methcney, Grace DeBerry,
Lee Il. Switzer, Chester Sell, Ella
Dodge, Ella NJ. Trembly, Ross
Leonard, Dan. II. Jackson, Henry
w Buoy. 9. W. BuckIow, Chas
V. HanlIn, Alonzo Mays, H. A..
Sisler, Arthur Flke, Scott SIsler,
Cora Mcknight, Ruth Crane, Ivy
V. Candy, Mary a. Candy, p. w.
o. Bolyard, j. X. MichleI, Lydia
Bolyard, Daisy May, Della Boil
yard, w O. Beatty Odar WAGON
Mac Painter. Charlie Flcegle,
Maud HaIbrltter, Susan Boiyard,
Chas. T.. Dinser. O. Walter
Michael, Chester DcBerrv, Win
Geld Jackson aud q. G.. Michael.
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a Pleasant Surprise Party.

There was a pleasant surprise party
at the elegant home OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
l.. NJ. Albright on last Friday nigat,
May 9th, in honor OF Mr. Albright
47th milestone on the path way % life
Ills wife had invited in "a number of
friends TO spend the evening and ar
ranged IL all so that her husband
knew nothing Of IL till Prof Holden
decoyed him home from the store
about half-past eight and he found
the house full of friends all ready TO
offer congratulations on the AnRiYers-
airy Of his birthday. About ten o'clock,
delicious ice cream, cake, coffee, candy
etc, were served in abundance. In
tho middle OF the table on large mir
ror, were set a wax candles OF diff
ferent colors, TO represent tho figures
a.. and it made pretty sight The
evening passed very pleasantly with
music and games. The day was also
the Anniversary Of the birthday OF one
OF the guests, Miss May Fairfax Nor
gan.
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$50. REWARD. $26.

The Council Of the TOWN or KING.
WOOD, w. Va, by special Resolution
passed sc a meeting thereof, held May
both 1899, agreed TO pay reward OF
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS 20 tho
party who will furnish information
that will lead TO- the arrest and con.
viction ~ the person or persons. who
broke Two oil Street Lamps and the
globe ofan Electric Arc Lump in said
Town on thc night Of tie 9th and 9Th
Of MAY 1890.
BY order OF the Council
r ~ ORR. MAYOR
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Pleasant Dale.

correspoodeuoe % The Ar US.
-Y.r.A.Soolety s. nourlshiue With the hes,
OF success
No can bear Il q. Garner singing ''rhorc &
Light n the valley Tor mS'
ma heavy rain has done some 4 mage Go
corn that was planted early.
Mrs james Elliot, has been s'cA tho pas,
week and Is NO better az this writing.
Walker PEN and family were the guest NJ
JOSEPH McClanahans lat saturday and sum
day.
Miss Ncmie Carroll and Miss Mertis Fverlov
were az Mo'gautuwn on a visit OF thrive or four
days
Albert nrown ovpcCts 10 movc On the David
Morgan farm. ouo mho below Aibrightsvil,
soon.
Frank rcll and two sisters. Miss Ada and
EtOel went to Albrightsvllie Co tho baptising
last sunday.
Uncle Rillie" bright has erected "A crow
machine IA NJ. y. Polls corn field. guess lac
Will apply for patent soon
We earu that Mrs Marg ,ret q, sSedav left
Ter husband last thursday ana lao came after
her sunday at this place, put she refused To go.
No were Informed of young lady who was
trying 80 Improve hur conn leXion Aftcr using
wash 0f buttormllk aud hursv radish. A. so
biisiercd her skin, sho was obliged to taAe "A
medical course.
REp BRusu.
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Deaths noIngs
iED BRusu

oleu nj h-r.homo over In tho whetsoll
Sottiom Mt oH sunday afternoon. ANY QIs,
1872. Mrs Elizabeth whetsclI tho w ife.of ID. /.
Nhetsell. one OF the hes; and mo. prominent
citizons ot that sect ION Her death was caused
by conSu npti on, ana she leavrs husband
a. d three small children 90 mourn the loss "
n devoted wife and mother. Tho funeral was
held Monday. and tho burial took place IN the
grave yard near home. Tho deceased was a
daughter OF Samuel FELTON,, and was about
- > ars OF age, She WIS well educated and
highly esteemed by a large circle Of friends aud
ncighb0rs,
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Miss Maudc BrsNn left Tuesday
morning for Washington, where by
special invitation she will join Coy.
htlfi, ems party in taking i'm the
Peace jubilee. After this the party
viii come back through Virginia and
visit the Luray Cayerns and other
places of interest. The party is com
posed OF the Governor and his ca binet
and their wives. aud are travelling iB
the Governors private car, going from
Charleston 10 Washington oyer the &.
& o. railroad.
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While in Albrightsville last Sunday
afternoon we called on our old friend
Col. John w Rodeheaver and found
him as snug as bug i'm rug and as
happy as two coons in n corn-Geld in
roastinp-ear time and with the pref.
test girl baby in the town
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The West Virgil ia Northern received their
new engine this week and have been having
trouble with 10 already. They got II ON the
track at Tuuneton and fired Il mp and started
down with IL but ran on the track at the first
Lad curve aud they have 10 have some
changes made before T. can be used.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-25

John Ame iSdat,ugh aud son Wait ~ Her
ring. who were serving forty day sentence IN
jail here for violating the Rcvenue Law. were
re etsed today bvedae 'dayl aud ave been re-.
oeivinS the Congratulations OF their friends
l. may be sons one else's turn next
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-25

The fac raiss recently have been of
untold wealth TO the farmers and
country generally. Vegetation is
forging ahead with rapid strides and
the prospect for big wheat crop and
for grass, corn and oats and garden
sass is excellent. There will also
be plenty Of cherries and apples and
small fruit such as strs " berries
raspberries, black berries, goose berries
aud hucklebcrries and "a bout the only
thing ths farmer can complain OF now
is the low price of wool aud the scarGi-
ty OF money.
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SECOND NOTICEt

My Wife Maggie y CassedaY having
81 her own accord left my home. an
persons are hereby warned not 20 per.
NIT ner 90 incur any debts ON ~ &C.
count, IS J. viii NOT b. responsible for
the same. She has good home with
me when she desires TO rcturn.
ISAAC q. CAssEDAY.
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Write 90 Lock Box iO4.
Morgantown. ". Va.

In this Issue we give the new z O. Time
Talle CORE ctcd mp tu date Tho time OF
ne'riy all the tr aims has boev changed little
some earl or and some later. but little change
that amounts Ca much to our peoplo