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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-28

The Journal Newsboys band will give
a concert at the Metropolitan opera house
next Sunday afternoon, the proceeds to
pay for a piano for their band room. They
will be assisted by Miss Esther Osborne.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-28
Cotton Counter

Here is where you will find the
new Oxford and Cheviot Shirtings.
The durability and fast colors of
these cloths are we'll known to
those who have bought them here
in the past. Now, Of course, you
will want to see the new designs,
12hc and 15c a yard.
Yard wide Unbleached Rf@
Sheeting.. OZV
bls ! abe T s6sa hfaxy on: :. 41c
Yard wide Bleached G.
90 Unbleached AE
CueoClHS = VIZ
sh ZEE Bissonea ......:. 16c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-28

Pins at &c a Paper - Perfect
needle points and solid heads, 800 to
the paper; cheap at SC.
Dress Shields At 7c a Pair
Lines worth 15c to be closed out.
Made of seamless stockinet and
light weight nainsook. sizes 2, Sand 4.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
The Murder Trial.

The most interesting case at this term OF
Court Is the trial OF the Italians Zoe Cordi
and Tony Cordi for the murder OF Walter
Flanagan, the particulars OF which were
published in this paper at the time OF the
occurrence. The Italians have been in
Jail here since the fight aud were indicted
by the Grand Jury last week and their trial
began yesterday morning The case
against Toe Cordi was taken up first as he
seems to be the one that did the cutting
and stabbing that caused Flanagan death.
The following Jary has the case:
ID. j. Nordeck. J. NJ. Barnes. y. G.. NJ.
AMMAN. Staley Martin, William Davis. A.
K. jenkins. George w. fuckew. Frank
Pratt. George ]. Shahan, Edward Born.
Jacob !. Murray and Ross Frazle. A.. /.
Crogan and Charles Preston Guard of
Grafton arc attorneys Tor the prisoners and
are making good fight for them Neil |.
Fortncy has the State side OF the case and
is going into it very thoroughly. The
taking evidence is slow process as the
Italians do not understand English and
every thing has TO be interpreted for them.
Father T.. III. McDermitt the Catholic
Priest from Rowesburg Is the Official In.
terpreter for the state and Is a fine linguist
He spent three years in Rome. Italy and
speaks Italian nuenily. Every question
asked any OF the witness by any of the
attorneys. Is FIRST translated TO the Italians
and then the answer is translated TO them
before they can proceed with another
question. There are several Italian wit.
neSses whose evidenC has to be into rpreted
&c the Jury. lawyers and Court generally.
The prisoners are also represented by
Bonavcde, the rich Italian merchant and
banker OF Grafton who is here looking
after their interest and assisting as IN.
terprcter also. So that the Italians are
getting fair trial and having every show
that anyone could have IN their nix The
novelty Of the case Is attracting large
crowd and tho Court room is crowded all
the time with curious spectators. A session
was held last night and the Judge is push.
ing things as fast as he can
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
A Horse Doctor In the Tolls

Several weeks since man came 10
Kingwood from Grafton calling himself DR..
Robert Thompson and claiming TO be a
veterinary surgeon. He had his wife with
him aud they stopped at the Hotel Gordon.
He went TO the livery stables Of town
hunting work 10 his line. but the proprietors
soon decided that lac was a fake and knew
no more about the business than a hog did
about holidays. He did know how TO get
into debt and beat every body that had any
dealings with him. however Over a.
Tunnelton he borrowed money 10 get over
here and pawned a piece Of broad cloth
forit. Later on a liyeryman from Tunnelton
sued him in the Justice Court here for a
bill and attached some more dry goods he
had. He also pawned some blankets and
goods TO the Hotel Gordon here for board
but an agent for the firm Of Brooks. Meade
4 CO. Of Clarksburg came along hunting up
the goods. claiming they belonged to the
Company and had been given TO Thompson
for samples as drummer for the firm.
The horse doctor left here and went
TO Terra Alta. Ills wife went back to her
home At Weston as her father sent her
money 20 come home on. Thompson
followed her but was arrested on a warrant
sworn out az Terra Alta by representative
Of the hrn charging him with embez1lement
IN making way with t7so worth Of sample
goods lie was brought TO Terra Alta for
trial and falling TO give bond was sent 10
the kingwood jail where he will have 10
lay all summer, unless he can get bond as
there will be no more court tiil September
and he came Ia just after Grand Jury was
over Tor this court
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
Ear.
correspondence Of rhe Arru,.
LiTTi.E Ton.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Bruce Deal was at Friendsville. Nd.
last Saturday.
Geo. z spikeris doing carpenter work
for J. Kelly.
Peter Hickey and family have moved to
Hopwood Pa,
a number Of our people were at King
wood las, Tuesday
Grant Bishop was at Terra Alta last
MIDDAY. on business.
The coal men from Terra Alta were
here again last week
John Englehar OF Guesman. was here
last week on business.
Grant Bishop and Marsh Spiker we're at
Valley Point last Thursday
Elisha Ringer and wife Of Guseman.
we're guests Of Alfred Kelly's last Sunday.
Mrs Wesley Smith and Mrs. John q
Kelly have been on tire sick list the past
week
Mrs. Sarah schnopp was visiting her
brother Peter Slrawser few days last
week
Grant Bishop and Miss IONS Esfclla
Gutherie were married Sunday March
tire a.
Militia the little daughter Of James Kelly
Of Lenox, has been visiting her grand
parents hers recently.
Mrs. Jemima Tnrney has returned from
Selbysport Md where she had been
wishing her daughter Mrs Frank Frszee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02

Correspondence OF the Argus.
The school closed at this place Friday.
Our saw mill is SIN running on full ,ime.
John Rodeheavcr is in our midst. looking
hale aud hearty
Quite a number OF our farmers have their
lime kilns burning
Look out. we are going to tell you abou,
wedding OF two soon
ID. q, Auman and ] w. Groves are serv.
ing on the jury this Court
Misses Ellie and Ida Livengood were
guests AZ w. A. Cranes on Sunday
William Wilhelm was calling on friends
at and near GAINESVILLE. Saturday aud
Sunday
A. 5. Chichester is preparing TO build an
addition to his storeroom, which is very
much needed
Miss Daisy Hanger has returned home
from the factory where she has been work.
ing for quite awhile.
The Reckar Bros are building a black
smith shop in our town. which will great,
add TO its appearance.
'N'eA ~'eh' anu NiHlsNdFl SOFA
some fine cattle the past week TO some
buyers near Kngwood
Charles Miller moved near Terra Alta
last week. and VIII Liyengood moved on
the property vacated by him
David Feather has bought the Enelo
tract Of land Of John Smith and will build
omit. lie sold his farm to Jas Feather.
Lee Frankhouscr aud DALI DeBeriy are
calling on friends In this vicinity. They
are looking for cattle. and probably some
OF the fair sex.
Rev Henry Friend closed his meeting a.
this place March 18th with good results
hfty'three conversions and the church
greatly revived.
John Scott has moved near Cherry Grove
school house, where he will enter the mer.
camille business. He purchased the farm
and store owned by Peter Hickey over there.
w. A. Wolfe returned Wednesday from
weeks visit in the coal fields in Penn.
syIyania He was visiting friends IN Con.
nellsvillc and Mt Pleasant He reports a
good lime and every thing on the move in
that section.
LiTTLE Tom
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02

Miss Nellie Shaher of Carmel. is her,
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Nora Lants Of Aurora. is here
visiting her sister. Mrs n. $ whetseu.
II. ID Carroll OF Herring. has sold his
farm TO the Ridgewsy boys from Sinclair.
sons Of Allen Rideewsy.
John W. Stearns. the travelling represent.
alive OF Dewitt & Company 81 Chicago.
was here this week in the interest of the
hun.
The eoiored folks had festival al their
school house on Beverly Hill last saturday
night and made about $40 clear money Tor
their preachers salary.
There will be no session Of the gpworth
League Literary this week. Notice and
program of the next meeting will be given
In this paper sn due time.
Col. Monroe is moving his law Office into
the southern end Of the Herring store
building where room has been painted
aud fixed up Tor Office use.
Miss Iona Stone arrived here last week
TO visit her old home. SIZE has held posi-.
lion Tor some time as one of the teachers
In the College at New Concord. Ohio.
Henry Rehe. who lives out in the German
settlement near town. brough, couple of
hne ears OF corn to this Office recently one
ear is full foot long aud the other is ~
inches In circumference.
Percy W. .Me,heny. who laugh, in the
Ringwood Public School the past term.
left last Saturday for Buckhannou to &C.
cept "a position as book.keeper with the
buckhannon Lumber Company
Noah Metslcr Of Albrightsviiie. sold OF
his personal property last Saturday and
has moved In with his fatherin.law. Mai
Abe Feathers, for the present as he is
unable to find property TO suit him
Francis Heermans Esq. is here now from
Belmont. Ohio. lie has had charge OF a
National Bank there the past year and Is
paying OF about Is per cent out OF the
wreck of It's financial affairs by the cashier.
who Is under Indictment but has consump-
ton and will never be able for trial.
The Knights OF Pythas lodge here Is
doing good work now having taken in FIVE
members In the last two weeks. two n, W
members. two old ones reinstated and one
new 10y transfer card. Rev. II. =. Hard.
way the pastor OF the Baptis, church. who
IS an old knight and transferred here from
Zela lodge No. rs3 OF Upton. Nicholas
county. this State
Report OF the Snyder school for the fifth
month ending March az, 1903. Benjamin F.
Stewart teacher Number OF pupils en-
rolled boys y. girls y. total q. Those who
were present every day were. Ethel Hern.
don, Virgie. Charlie aud Junior Craig
Leoniadus Taylor was absent only one
iay. and Charlie Craig was neither absent
nor tardy during the term.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02


Correspondence OF The Argus.
Mrs. Haines is on the sick list.
4. f. Inks has returned to Pttsbarg.
MIS-. LIME Smith has pneumonia fever.
We ATE having nice weather for the month
of March.
Mrs, G. T. Golden attended cour, a,
kingwood.
Albert Wolfe has had well drilled b,
Taylor Bros.
Wesley EVERY boagh, fine colt from
John Ringer.
III. {. Benson Is hauling logs aud luube,
TO Greeuville.
Adam Wolfe is going TO have we'll drill,
ed in the near future.
Charles Goodwin made purchase of a
horse of Wesley Everly.
Mrs. Mollie Gribble aud son ALDER, have
returned to Morgan,own.
Two of our young men have joined the
Junior Lodge at Bueeton.
We arc sorry to note the death Of Jacob
Darnel's little son. The remains were
inferred in the John King cemetery. lie
leaves father and mother to mourn his loss.
God called him home where suffering. pain
or death are felt no more.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
Terra Alta.

Correspondence Of The Argus
Miss Maine Gale spen, several days last
week in Fairmont.
+. r. iiardesty has returned from visit
to his son in pit,sbug.
O. r. Jenkins Is in town looking up the
hardware business Tor "his people"
ID. o. freeland has sold his livery aud
feed stable to David Ridenour of Braee,on.
Frank Hinebaugh is again distributing
smiles and drugs for the reua Alta Phsr.
macy.
Miss Ada Morgan has returned from, Pitts.
burg, where she has been buying her milin.
cry goods.
I. 5. King has returned from Baltimore
and Philadelphia where he bought, line Of
spring goods.
Glenn Whiting of this place, died Sunday
of lung fever. lie was young man 81
years Of age. Company NJ gave him
military funeral Tuesday.
Mrs. Georgia Graham Is again at home.
She speakes in the highest praise Of the sur
gical skill of the 81. Joseph hospital of Ralti.
more, where she has spent the past ten
weeks. Her surgeon there assures her she
will be able to walk In the near future.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
School Closing.

The Snyder School closed, Friday March
az, with an entertainment, at night, The
house was decorated with flowers ferns, aud
flags with an arch reaching from the floor
to the ceiling aud was beautifully decorated
and bunting reaching across the house in
front OF the stage. A large crowd was
present aud several had to stay outside as
there was not standing room in the house.
Music was furnished 10y the Miller band.
The evening passed very pleasantly and
every one seemed to enjoy the programme
rendered. which was as follows
Singing, "My Country It's Of Thee"
Teachers Address by Lula Martin.
Recitation by Myrtle Braham, Ethel
Herndon and Lconidus Taylor.
Dialogue by Peroie Herndon, Charlie
Craig, Ethel IIerndon
Music.
Recitation by Percie IIerndon, Mary
higgins. f.somdus Taylor and Ethel
Herndon.
Dialogue by Msdge Drshan,, Junior Craig
and Harry Martin.
Music, "An eccentric" by MIR. Nea.
Recitation by Cleveland | Stewart
Dialogue by Harry Martin, Leota Brahan,,
Lula Martin aud Is. l.. Stewart.
Music.
Song by Messrs. Nen and Lynch.
Dialogue hy Junior and Charlie Craig.
Recitation by -. +. Stewart and Arnold
Core.
Dialogue by b. r. Stewart snd Arnold
Core.
Music.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" by Mr.. Lynch
Dialogue by Lula Martin, Leota Braham,
Harry and Sarah Martin and -. +. Stewart.
Recitation by Harry Martin
Dialogue by Charlie Craig and Frank
Wolfe.
Dialogue by Cleveland and y. +. Stewart,
Music
Recitation by u. r. Stewart.
We wish to thank Messn. Nen and Lynch
for the part they played on our programm E,
which seemed TO bring down every thing
10 The house and also for the excellent must,
tina, was furnished by the Miller boys.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
Albrightsyille.
Jurisprudence Of The Argus.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Mrs. Geo. Bishop is on the sick list.
ROLAND Shuts was laid up with the
measles last week.
Chas. Me,Eler OF Independence, spent
sunday with his parents.
Albert Martin Of Valley Point was the
guest Of Ike Sypolt last Sunday.
Geo. reets OF Aurora, was the CUES, of
Waymsn McGinnis las, Wednesday.
Miss Anna Reed Of Reedsville. ,s the
guest of MIS-. Geo. Bishop this week.
Frank Casteel. who spent few days at
Washington. returned home last Thursday.
Mr.. ALDER, Martin ana Miss Mary shrout
were united in marriage last Friday evening.
Noah Me,sier held sale last Saturday
afternoon. Everything brought good
price Sale amounted TO $500.
A new mail route will start from P,srah
10 this place via Rockville about luly lat.
l, will make four different mail routes TO
this office
Frank Weleh, who is elrrking for ]. N.
MeNlanahan, has accepted position with
the 7. X. T. H. at ft,sburg. lie will
leave shou, the 18th Of April.
Joe Wilhelm, son of Geo. w. Wilhelm.
living near the old Furnace, had his leg
ampu,ated above the knee last Wednesday.
Blood poison was the cause Otherwise
his could no, have been saved. Or. Strieller.
Smith and King performed the operation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
NEW COOK IN TOWN.
Brenght TO jail Here for Irving 10
Play bad Man"

NswBvSc, w. Va, March 10. 1907. -
Quite sensational shooting occurred here
at dance, held on the hill above town at
abou, ten thirty o'clock last night when
Neil rertill sho, aud painful, injured chas.
Spieer. Tertill is negro. the son Of las.
rerr'li, barber here, aud Spieer is an em-
pioye OF the II. \ q. company in the shop
at this place, being engaged IN boiler max.
ing. The real facts that led to the trouble
are hard TO get at, but the generally accept
cd superstition is that reuill was employed
To pat Sp,eer out Of the way. Speer, il
seems, has been on bad terms with several
OF his fellow employees who went GU, Of the
shop ON strike, OF who quit the company,
and they tiled to persuade Spicer to quit
with them. THIS he refused to DO, aud last
evening when Spieer had washed ava, the
evidence OF his days labor and had .'d,ess-
ed up, some of the men who tried so hard
TO &c, him to leave the employ of the com.
pany called on him at the boarding house
aud wanted him to 90 with them to a dance.
Spieer was finally persuaded to 90, but the
10y 'N' wv ihVtN AftlNtu NJ TIC place
where the dance was being held than Terrill
presented himself from dark corner and
opened fire on Spieer. Two shots took
effect, one of them In the arm and the other
in the hip. II is stated tina, one of the men
with Spicer then struck the wounded man
ON the head with steel knuekle, which had
the effect of rendering the victim uncon.
seious. Terrill fed the scene aud going to
the railroad hid himself until train No.
pulled In when he attempted to escape, and
succeeded In getting on the tain and in
evading temporarily his pursue,s. The
matted was ,elegraphed to 'runnelion, how.
ever, and The negro was arrested at that
poin, and brought back To Newburg today
where he Is tins afternoon being given n
p eliminary hearing, and will in nll proba-
bili,y be lodged in jill at Kingwcod to await
tuai, rerplps father rs quite respectable
ei''Een, has lived here for man, years aud
the trouble into Nhich his son has become
enianglcd worues him considerably.
TIT
The above account is taken from the
Grafton Daily Sentinel aud seems 10 be
about correct. The darkey was brough, to
lail here as he was unable to give the $500
bond and he will have to lay here till Sep
TENDER unless he can give bond which is
very doubtful as he was trying hard to
escape when captured at Tunnelton. His
father, Jim Terrill, who used 10 live here,
over TO see about tho boy and try to get
bail for him, but failed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
york,s Run.
Correspondence Of The Argus.
Flowing IS the order Of the day.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Flowing is The order Of the day.
As You have nor heard from this part Of
the county ~ q while I will give you few
lines.
Mr. and Mrs Virgil Robinson Of Being .
ton, we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
POulson.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Criss and grand
daughter bessie were the guests q Mr.. and
Mrs. Annon Sunday.
Frank Iiaoway made business tip to
Austen Saturday Frank Is going 10 work
on the new upple there.
Walker poulson, who has been working
for j O. Reed, was caught by falling tree
last Tuesday and painfully Inquired. bot Is
improving some now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
A Great Sensation.

There was big sensation In LeesyllIe.
Ind, when w. ~. Brown Of that place.
who was expected to die. had his life saved
by DR.. Kings NeW Discovery for Consump.
ton lie writes Il endured insuhcrable
agonies from Asthma but your New Dis.
covcry gave me Immediate relief and soon
thereafter effected complete cure. SINH.
lar cures Of Consumption. Pneumonia
Bronchitis aud Grip are numerous It's
the peerless remedy for all throat and
lung trouble. Price soc. and fT.oo. Guaran.
iced by the Cooke Supply co. and T. a.
Lenhart Trial bottles free.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
II liver troubles and constipation

For liver troubles and constipation
There's nothing better In creation
Than Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills
They always effect cure and save doctor
bills.
Little Early Risers are different from all
other pills. They do not weaken the sys.
tenn, but act as tonic TO the tissues by
arousing the sccretions and restoring the
liver TO the tull performance its functions
naturally.
Tunnciton Supply Co, Or. VIM. Nj,
Dent & Co. Newburg. Kingwood Pharmacy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02

Died. at his home in Grant district, near
Rockville, Monday morning. March goth.
William Me'heney, aged about fifty years.
lie had been in m health all winter with
kidney and liver trouble. lie leaves wife
and two children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02

There's nothing like doing thing
thoroughly. OF all the Salvcs you ever
heard 81 Bucklen's Arnica SaiTe Is the
best. 10 sweeps away and cures Burns
Sores. Bruises. Cuts. Hoils Ulcers Skin
kfuptions ond Piles It's only axe and
guaranteed 10 give satisfaction by the
Gookc supply 90 and a I.nnhari
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
The Banker and peyeloper.

The Banker and Developer.
Write him for names and ad-
dresses of lucky investors. He in
vites you to come and see his many
properties in his several additions.
If you buy, he pays your railroad
fare anywhere within three hundred
miles of Morganlown.
He wants good. live agent in
your iowa Write him, not to.
morrow, but to day, at
MoRoANTowN. w. VA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
HERRING g. BROWN.

OM now until April first is considered the Dull Season
Il We want to make it Lively.
= Come and Buy Boss Washing Machine, Sold on
Guarantee. IF it don't please Won Money Refunded
Price $3.50.
Don wait until advances, but buy your Grass Seed
NOW. Also your Barb Wire and Garden Tools
- Try some of our New Lake Herring
Buy of our Harness Oil your Old Harness
New
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
A prnminnnt paintar

Recently remarked ,hst the finish and
results Of Green Seal Liquid Paint were
Incompatible. And It's true.
For sale BY =. J. Bowermaster. King.
wood Gibson Bros. Tunnelton; l. N.
Ringer. Terra Alta.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
Green Seal lsa Koaern PANT

For Twentieth Century users. Purity
marks iis making from beginning 10 end
For sale by = Bowcrmaster. King.
wood, Gibson Bros. runnclton g.
Ringer. Terra Alta
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
Quality 10 Alvays First

In the Manufacture of Green Seal Paint.
For this reason Il occupies the heart OF every
sensible painter.
For sale by 4. J. Bowermastcr. King.
wood; Gibson Bros, Tunnoton; J. ~.
Ringer. Terra Alta
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-02
You Must Eat

. We have Potatoes Turnps, Cabbage Parsnips Apples
Fresh Roll Butter. Eggs Onions, Oranges Lemons and
All Kinds of Dried Fruit and Dried Corn
In Canned Goods supply almost ANYTHING Won
want can of Peas for cents Sugar Cane Syrup for
35 cents per Gallon.
There will be lots Of cold and wet DAYS vet before before
Spring We can supply you with Shoes Rubbers Felts
Overcoats and Clothing.
We have lots of Bargains to offer You Come ia aud
us.
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NO. 397 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINNATI. o.
NOS. ~ AND IA LATROBE ST
GRAFTON. w. VA
Tom NICAwaY
Wholesale and Retail
WINES AND LIQUORS.


0 and Any which
sppen nboxef desired Aoodsgua
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MoRcANrowN. w. VA.
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