West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-02

When eOur,ship ends in marriage 10.
nance ceases ana history commences.
George w Biggs. formerly of clarksburs,
IS the la,es, addition to THE Angus force.
Some kisses ough, to make all the mi,
erobes in them go of aud eommi, suicide.
The venerable James Nj. Carroll, Of Her.
ring. has been visiting in town the pas,
week.
RS lot easier to make a husband on, of
lover than il is to make lover out of
husband.
The looking glass reveals our defects TO
ourselves, but the wine glass reveals them
to others.
ii. ID. Carroll and Thos. Radabaugh, of
near Bull Run, were in town during the
past week.
The average man can hear the whisper of
pretty woman farther than he can the
ioudest call of duty.
Miss Laura Summerville, of Grafton. has
been here for sometime, visiting her sister,
Mrs Mollie Holden.
w. i. Hirs,, of Seoitdale, Pa, coal
operator, has been here for some time,
stopping at the Hotel Gordon.
Clark For,ney has been in town the past
week taking orders for mems clothing for
the Chicago Tailoring Company.
Eugene Sommeryille, editor of the
Grafton Leader, was here over Sunday,
visiting Prof. Holden aud wife.
The family of John c. Murdoch are here
and have gone to housekeeping in the John
III. Brown property on Pike street.
l.. Nj. Albright's millinery room charges
nothing for trimming new Hats Old Hats
trimmed over for the small sum of Isc.
Lloyd l.. Garlitz. a son of Alden Garlitz.
of near town, is now at Cumberland, where
he has position on the b. & o. railroad.
Your measure taken aud a ,ailor-mad,.
suit OF fine clothes ordered by John IL Gar
ner aud perfect ht aud satisfaction guaran.
teed.
]. +. Kinney. of Terra Alta, has accepted
position with Newman & Bayles, and will
be here shortly to assume ms duties. - Nor
gan,own Dominion.
Roland S,emple has been here this week
visiting friends and relatives. lie has a
position as fireman on the b. & o. railroad,
with headquarters at Cumberland.
Fertilizers-For sale by l.. NJ. Albright.
Two first-class brands-Zell's Dissolved
Bone and Eecenomi1er. Call early aud Sc
cure what you want, for Oats, Corn, Buck
wheat and Garden Truck.
Look out for the Monkeys in the Zoo of
the Piusburg Sunday Dispatch. next week.
a different animal and cage in which to
keep him is being given away free each
week. Order the Sunday dispatch
a Kentucky Colonel fell down the other
day and was seriously lacerated by the
breaking of the glassware in his left hip
pocket. Fortunately the contents Of his
other hip pocket didn't get into the action.
l. p. Martin has been tearing up the sod
around his place at great rate, the past
two weeks. Cam Messenger has been at
work blasting out the rocks around the
house and will build stone wall with them
next to the road and terrace the grounds,
adding much to their appearance.
There will be a sale Of lot of personal
property over at the residence Of Mrs. Mary
Shaw, about two miles north of Albrights-
vile, Saturday of this week, as she is pre-
pairing to leave the farm. Her son-in.law
and his family also, are going to move to
some point on the railroad. Charley Craig
is going over to auction off the property,
and the sale begins at 10 a. m.
The smallpox scare is all over again. The
colored boy, Tom Harris, who was sup
posed to have it, is well, and the railroad
men who were exposed to it aud quaran-
tined two weeks, have gone to work again,
and no one else has had any symptoms even
of the disease. Everybody is busy making
garden and cleaning up generally, and pay
ing no more attention to smallpox scares
At the election held at Newburg last Sat
urday a-week. the Democrats were victo-
rious, electiug the Mayor. Recorder and
four out of FIVE of the town council. The
following we're elected: Mayor, DR.. w. NJ.
Dent; Recorder, Theodore {. Lynch. Mem
bers OF Town Council-wm. Horehler, las
Deck, James Dulin, Benjamin Skinner aud
Jacob Geldbaugh. The latter was the only
Republican elected.
The Summer Normal School for King
wood, will open up in the Academy here
next Monday, and with the superior induce.
ments afforded 10y our clean, healthy, quiet
ana beautiful little town, and the splendidly
equipped High School and excellent corps
of able and experienced teachers, there is
no reason whatever why the session should
not be as successful as heretofore. You
should write or call on the Principal, Prof.
Rufus Holden, at once.
The annual Thank-oHering meeting Of
the Womens Foreign Missionary Society was
held at the Kingwood Inn, Wednesday
night last week, and was quite pleasant
occasion. Papers on interesting subjects
were read by Mrs. +. Heermans, Miss Lily
Elliott aud others. There was some good
music and refreshments were served 20 all.
Mrs J NJ. Crane, the hostess presided at
the meeting and there was good attend
ance in sphe Of the disagreeable weather.
Aurora has long been known as a beauti-
full and pleasant place 10 spend the heated