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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-05
Las clgaTTGTas ID IaadIId pIdan
sI lRdultO dc Ia Cecilia AznaT
La madre de la Cecilia lego 4
Madrid v pidi6 audiencia al
Rey.

Madrid, Octubre %. La Sala que
dict6 sentencia en- Ia causa instruida
contra Cecilia Aznar, recibi6 aver un
oficio del director de Ia Careel de Mu-
jeres, ID. Angel Amor. acompafiado. de
una califcaci6n del medico de la pri-
sion, en- Ia cual SO hace constar que Ia
indicada REQ he sufrido varies ataques
nerviosos v que presenta slntomas de
enajenaci6n mental.
Afi&dese que Cecilia est6 sometida &
observation.
En- virtud de tales manifestacione
la Sala dict6 aver mismo providencia
Ordenando que sc commence instruir
ell correspondence expediente de in
capacidad.
lei Sr. Arag6n designara dos msdi-
cos para que reconozcan & au defendi-
da v laSala nombrara otros dos.
La madre de Cecilia Aznar. lego
aver & Madrid, y aver misno solicip6
una audiencia al rey v otra al Jefe del
Gobierno para implorar el indulto de
su hija.
Auoche nos visit6 una Comisi6n de
operarias de La Fabrica de Tabacos,
para u4hl11OSOeGAOc 00o UUlszS 0SnesA lL~
teresadas en- el indulto de Cecilia
Azuar.
Las cigarreras han elevado una so
icitud de indulto, que tiene bastantes
tirmas.
La Comisi6n nos manifesto que mu-
chas no han firmado porque no saben;
pero que esa sOlicitud refleia ell deseo
de todas las cigarreras de Madrid.
Todas las probabilidades son de que
la Cecilia obtenRa su indulto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-05
ATAND0 GDOs

Eleyenos Ias ideas. a faIta dc dos
ded0s de sentido con11n. komemos an
ascensOr, Vs.. pensemos, eIeyemonos,
coiamcs el troJgey.....
lAhi Todo es hermoso, beIlfsimo,
krico.... dulce. voluptuoso. halagador
y tierno.....
Pero es el case. que los puntos.
aquellos celebres passatos, no pudieron
ponerse sobre las sss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-05
lPRO PATRIK

Esta obra del eminente areopagita
don Perico Angels, Sc pondra en- bre-
We & la venta.
va hemos dicho cuant0 es el Valor
de ese hblo, v, seguramente, sera muy
bien acojido por Ell p6bIico.
GPRo PatriaS es una obra de ompefio
v de clio podran convencense cuantOs
La obtengan.
Es libro aquel digno de que SO le
presto lR debidR protection.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-05
GULTOS EN- TOA ALTA
(De mssestro ooresponsal.l

Noviembre 3.-Se celebr6 Is fiesta
de To5os los Santos, con misa, sermon,
hubieron de 20 & so comuniones. in
cluso las Hiias de Marla; por la tarde
fu6 la procession al cementerio donde
hubieron vaxi0s responses mandados
por varias personas y los panto0nes es-
taban muy bien axra0ladoss hub0 in
mensa concurrencia u aA regFeao del
cgmenterio Be diio 81 Eanto Rosario dc
Animas, Y variOs responses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-05

La peor. la mas terrible de las des-
dichas, es no saber. 10 entander, no
comprender. 10 que aionifaca xcuando
Jos honbres no - hjan en los hon-
bress.
lEigmrensa uatedesl
Cosa es de morirse uno dc morriffa.
Tenfamos entendido que sobraba "
bastaba conque en- los hombres se fla
ran las buenas mozas. !: pero los hon-
bres. fjarse en- los Rombres....!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-05

La sGase0eria est6 dando que hacer.
Todavfa le ponen 6 csc imp6ber cuIti-
Ho, los puntos sObre las les.
Han de yer ustedes....l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-05

Estarnos en- la 6p0ca de los cangre-
jos. X estos est6n envenenados, por-
que .cada paso estan comiendo.....
manzanilIa.
lEa. eangreios..... no seals tan facos
de espfritul
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
KILLED ON the Rail
&c OF The Argus

Correspondence OF The Argus
RowLSSsuRc. w. Va. Jan. ~. i0os.
a very sad aeciden, occurred srhursday
night between 10 and N O'Clock p. m.
January IS. 1908. NJ. Dolph Reppert IT,.
on hrs retHra home to rannel,on from a
htue pleasure ttiP. IVES run over by one Of
the engines l. is supposed tina, the helper
backed over him. There being so many
tracks one could scarcely hear an engine
backing. II certainly has cas-, a gloom over
the community aud we extend our heartfelt,
sympathy to the beresved friends and rels.
lives
ME- Reppert was born in 1886, his age
being ~ years. month and a, DAYS. lust
IN the bloom OF youth. the idol Of his
mothers heart, loved 10y all. he had won
many tdeuds 10y his frequent visits to X ow.
lesborg aud will be greatly missed by them.
We trust our less Is his eternal gam
"What tho in lonely grief we sigh,
For friends beloved no longer nigh.
Submissive still would We reply,
Thy will be done
tie leaves father, mother, three sister,
and six brothers To mourn his loss. lie was
bon'n to the Camp Ground ee,aetety to his
las, resting place by his six brothers.
Fussml services were conducted b, Bro
Meredith of Newburg.
I'VE shall meet but we shall mis-, him,
There will be one vacan, chair;
We will finger TO eatess him,l
While We breathe an evening prayer"
N. G.. DAWSON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
Deaths DoIng..

ihr fniiowiug account Of The death Of
The wife q Frank Iaulz, former King.
wood boy is taken from the Telescope, Of
fI'llreth, Nebraska, her husbands paper.
who is also Postmaster Of the town
Died, al her home in HiIdreth, Neb..
llnpary Sh. 1903, OF consumption, May
iichsarne Laniz, wife oi Frank I.aniz
Ahs lanis was born NJ Mt Pleasant. Ind.
NnsemocI IS, 1874. bdi moved with her
parents 10 Bio imingtou. Neh when quite
small, where she lived until her marriage
win J Flank lnntn May 4, 1907. when
SIZE moved Co llildIcih and has since made
tr's her home. SHE was the mo'hcr Of Two
children, Give Eliot. aud Alta Vera. the
latter preceding her mother to the spirit
world by about year. She united with
The Episcopal church at an carly age and
Was a member Of the same church nj the
time OF her death Besides a husband and
a little son, father, mother, four sisters
and one brother survive her
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
q. 7. Noyce AZ The Congregational church,
Friday al ago p. IN. after which the inter.
meni took place la the llIldreth cemetery
Bro. Lantz was here last summer visiting
the scenes Of his youth and calling on old
friends. who will all be sorry 10 hear Of his
grea, loss, and we herewith tepder fraternaI
sympathy to our bereaved brother editor in
his dark hour Of aiilioiion and sorrow.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
nrucefnn.

Correspondence OF The Argus
We have been having some good Shedding
Our people are filling their iee.hou,es to
day, Tuesday.
J +. Silbaugh was at Terra Alta l.s
week after a load Of oil.
Harry Rodehesver and Clayton sayae,
OF Morganiown, were here the first Of last
week
w ii. Miller, who was housed up for
three weeks With sore foot, is able to he
around again.
Dr. {. w. Richards, who located here
about two weeks ago, left Yesterday for his
old home at SmIth6eld
James A Rodeheaver and wife were at
custSrt last Sunday to see Mr.. RodeheayeFs
father, who is suffering with paralysis.
MIR. aud Mrs. G. c. Cuppett. w. IL
Bo"ermaslcr aud Miss Mary Miller spent
last Sunday In Brandonville the guests of
Miss Maudc Kimberly.
We ate in the center ~ the world at thi.
time. Three weeks ago the u. 80. sur.
veJed through here aud today another corps
Of engineers reached town. With the pros.
Peei OF these two railroads NC need not be
counted In the woods any longer.
Our young hustling merchant MT. {. f..
Spiker was married so Miss Pearl Frank.
houser of Locust Grove, last Saturday At
p m. Last night the bride and groom
were sefenadcd here b, the band. We ex.
tend our best wishes TO the happy couple
aud hope that their pathway through life
will ever be suewn with roses.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
Bull Run

Correspondence OF The Argus
A. X. Jenkins is at Morgantown on
business
Where is Mr.. Smith our weather don't
suit us too much ice.
Jacob Gale and Rev G. w skinner were
at Morgantown Saturday.
J. ?. EVERY is working for Molisee and
Everly on Deckers creek
Miss lisa EVERY was CUES, al Samuel
Everly's Friday and Saturday.
w Z Taylor and c. D. Gale made a
ayins trip TO Morgantown Friday.
Our highly esteemed miller. Geo. q.
Jenkins OF this place, IS still running the
grist mill at Hudson
S. and @. 7. {. Radabaugh were al
keedsviile Saturday night attending the
order Of Odd Fellows.
We now have new telephone line 10
Masoniown by way Of Herring connecting
with the main line there.
John o. Jenkins, our teacher at Friend
ship. and one Of Prestons best instructors
was at keedsyiIle Saturday on business.
Anyone wishing new sled call upon or
address l.. NJ. jenkins OF this place. as he
may retire from his present occupation.
A. X. Jenkins and wife attended the
oyster supper at Noah Christophers Fri
day night. returning Saturday reporting
nice time.
Lyons & Radabaugh are making all
necessary arrangements to move their saw
mill from Valley Point to Henry Rada.
baugh's farm near here
The protracted meeting now in session
At Mt Zion conducted by Rev. Gates is
growing In interest. or attendance at least,
which indicates better meeting.
Dr. RadabouEh tells us his practice is
no, what IL ought TO be at present. owing
TO the inclemency OF the weather he de.
cided TO let his beard grow and he has
become wonderful changed, by so doing.
the people hardly recognize him
James Radabough is working for the y
o.. X X. Co. surveying down Cheat
river from the mouth Of Big Sandy. as the
supposed line extending from Pennsylvania
across and down the waters Of Big Sandy
TO Cheat. thence down Cheat TO near Ices
ferry. crossing the river In the direction
OF Morgantown.
Seversi OF our noble and energetic
farmers were At the County seat the past
week and came back with beautiful smile
on their face. which was evidence Of the
fact that they had received something
grand to behold check or a pocket full
OF u s currency. in value Tor the coal
that under.lies their farms.
Joseph Radabaugh Of Hudson. is mining
coal for several Of our farmers this winter
We are somewhat surprised al Joe enter.
ing the mines again after meeting tie sad
fate IN his own bank year or so ago by
the explosion Of jug Of powder. which he
had IN the bank for mining purposes The
powder was ignitcd In some way. Rreing
his clothes. and IN The struggle TO tsre his
clothes from the body bis hands and face as
we'll as his body was badly burned leaving
bis hands and face greatly disagured
SHORTY.
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Zar.
,trespondence of IL Arsu,.

Correspondence OF Tile argus
Miss Rose Goihne's health still continues
very poor
Jefferson Frazee and James II. smith
went to Kingwood las, Friday.
Howard IIileman is digging coal for the
Bfueeion people tins week again,
J. J. Kelly drove to Fdendsville, Md i,
LAST Thursday after a load Of goods
Clyde Kelly, Of near Granville. va,
calling here las, Thursday evening
John NJ. Smith, Of Cuzzart, was here
Tuesday evening of last week on business
Oven Van s'eklel and J. J. Kelly drove
to BrandongIlIe last Thursday evening on
business
Allen Mausl, Of lIazcltou aud Miss Bur
nice Van Sickle Of Glaze Farms. were here
last Saturday
Marshall Iiarned's family and Mrs Petite.
Of Bfadonyille, came out 10 see Mrs. Susan
Gusemau las, Friday.
Drs. Nedfow and Tdppeu came to sec
Mrs. Susan Guseman last Thursday Ter
health is not improving
Mr. Andrew Mccain. NJ near Bfuseroo
drove ont here and bought a ine PIX u J.
J Kelly last "Wednesday.
S Frank Kelly. wife and little SON. and
Mrs $ a. Kelly, were guests II I A.
Ffanbhouscr last Sunday.
Mrs Lena Gertrude ilafdcsy. Of Terra
Alta, came 90 20 her m0ihefs. Ms. Eliza.
hsih Gaihrie's iAsi Thursday evening
$ Frank kelley snI family. aceompan.
led by Miss Rcbecca Miehcal. went io
Brandonyille LAST wednesday and called At
Mr. MARSHALL IIafucd's
Cal Spikcr Of Bfuceton, came out 10 7
a. Frankhousef last Saturday evening. aud
claimed his daughter, Miss Pearl. for his
bride and took hes away with him Sunday
evening 10 his home in Bruceton
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
YOsT WILL COACH FREE.
Offers Ills Services for One Year AfJcI
His Present Contract IL Ended.

From The Morgantown Dominion.
Friends Of the University who arc inter.
esied in lis athletic development will be
glad 10 know that +. H. Yost, the peerless
coach Of the University Of Michigan foot
ball team the last three years, has given the
University Athletic Association his promise
10 give them a rear Of his services free of
charge when his contract with the Michigan
team expires. lie is receiving salary Of
$4,000 per year for fourteen weeks service
and the Michigan people feel that he more
than earns his money. Since coach was
FIRST used for football NO man has SO far en-.
eelled all others as Yost has done since he
took charge Of the Michigan team
lie got his early football training at the
West Virginia University and I've has always
taken an interest in the team His offer to
coach for year without salary will be vel.
coined by the athletic association, for they
could not afford TO pay any thing like what
his services will command elsewhere.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
Rocky Bottom.

Correspondence OF the Argus
e.. w. Freelsad Is running his new saw
mill
Mr.. N. Schwanger recently purchased a
fine horse.
Myrtle Sisler Is recovering from an attack
Of typhoid fever.
The TrembIy Brothers arc furnishing the
country with coal
&c. TrembIy made flying trip to Terra
Alta last Saturday.
Nicholas segman has moved near the
Wilson" coal bank
Mr. John e. Crane wsss Terra Alta
visitor one day last week.
Some Of our people went to tie sale Of
a. J. Sypol, last Thursday. Jsn.s
Mr. Nolan ]. Gibson has returned from
Chicago, where he had been few days
Our school Is progressing nicely with
Miss Jennie l.. Hsrshbarger as teacher.
George sypolt has recently moved to his
new home near the Crane" school house
Hauling coal seems to be the principal
occupation OF the people In this vicinity az
the present time.
Mrs. Alfred Sisler and daughter Myrtle
we're visiting Mrs Howard Pcaslee at
Lenox. Saturday and Sunday
Rocky Bottom seems to have q great
attraction for Harry Castoel as he drove
several miles through the rain las, Sunday
IN order TO see one Of the "fairer ses.
Miss Eme Sisler celebrated the eigh.
teenth anniversary Of her birthday by en-.
terisining number Of her young friends 90
her home. She received several nice
prefeufe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
Cattle Ranging in Cuba

From the Morganiown Post
Garrison Mcclure returned Wednesday
morning from trip TO Cuba. lie spent
week 10 Havana and vicinity, several DAYS
n Florida, Key West and other places along
the coast and enjoyed the trip Immensely.
Mr.. Mcclurs's trip was for the purpose
Of looking up the advantages for gazing
cattle 10 the island. lie has negotiations
on foot renting ranch Of IS 600 acres for
cattle range. lie has employed a lawyer to
look up The matter for him, and u he can
obtain the right sort Of title, will ship
large drove Of cattle to pasture on the rich
grass. The ranch is situated IN valley
about 10 miles from Havana. Barring cat
lie thieves and danger from fires, he thinks
q fortune is 10 be made there in grazing
cattle.
The greatest trouble to be met with how
ever is 10 securing good titles 70 the land.
In most cases, there is no record II trans.
fe's, and the purchaser never knows when
he bas good title.
Nr McClare was greatly interested in
Havana and its people, the methods Of
farmi &. and all things Characteristic Of
Cubs and the Cubans.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22

Jurisprudence OF The Argus.
Oar Sick NJ. hate, ,t,i. iii.

( correspondence OF The Argus.
Oar sick are better az this writing.
J. w Groves has ordered new organ.
Clark Miller is visiting the parental home
Miss Maud Liyengood is calling at w. A
VOLTS to-day
WIN. Wilhelm was calling on friends a,
and near Orr last week
Homer Miller and family was calling on
w. a. VOLTS, one day The past week,
Elehue Miller is making arrangements 10
have saw mill cut out a block Of his lin
Der
Horse and mule trading seem to be the
order Of the day with some OF our folk aud
the Gypsies.
Quite number of our people have been
at Kingwooi the past few days closing up
their coal deal
Scott Crane seems TO be leader on the
lime road. Stay with him boys and he will
stay with you.
J. w Groves is opening up colebank
on his farm. A. S. Chidisier made trip
TO Terra Alta the past week.
good many Of our farmers have about
completed their lime hauling and will pre-
pare TO build their kilns as soon as the
weather will permit
We have been enjoying week Of snow
and the people made good use OF il. For
man and Bishop suspended single saving
for the past week on account Of the cold
weather, They are jolly. good fellows and
know how to make fifst-class Single.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
Florence FLASHES.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Florence is the name 81 the postofhce es-
tablished in the summer Of Igoz near Noun
tain Grove schoolhouse in Grant district and
having ifi-wesklY mail to Bfucston some
six miles distant. The postmaster, Henson
Kelly. isa Young man of energy and bust.
ness ability and has opened q veil stocked
store
The German Baptist church here Is served
BY Rev jeremiah Thomas who breaches in
the forenoon Of every third Sunday in each
month
All the coal land is taken up here except
The Allen farm which has never been leased.
Charles Thomas has bought an organ and
William Spiker, Lowry Warman and Rev.
Vesius Thomas expect 10 order organs.
The young man just starting into lie
should select some useful occupation and
pursue il 10 prosperous end.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
ANOTHER GOOD SAMPLE
OF the Trials and TrIbulatIons or a
Country Editor.

january 1913
dear editor ! will iry 10 writ you few
items of liver City mrs anna ,rowbridg is
very sick mr. hagans an mr. u urowbridq an
b brahsm az No, done shuCking Corn ye,
nr Glenn Carroll is moving from morse
farm TO his fathers farm It seems that iioble
has brok out near hagnnsyillc an indians
VALLEY friday morning tht nation they Il, an
quarled from O'CLOCK I'LL ? an theme sleep
TIL O'CLOCK la she ewing Commence a.
gam an TT an smashed up Chairs In GENERAL
an Continued I'LL satuaryday moring an was
still IN PROCESS sat ewing an IN haint heard
frum lere sinCe uppole town is processing
niCly + L repcn an c lipscomb has oping
mp Coal mines on huamans street 1t seams
That huffman has the hard end Of the
striug his neighbors borrowed all Of his liy.
ING an there Com back To barrow his Coal
To Cook Il With think If they KEEP on the
pore man will be broke up II this don't find
ththes vast basket may Com again wish
you TO print this IL you hav a sapre Colum
function news little joshnnay
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22

! ~ Jedge Edmund MesSenee, vas over Al
Coi,o,h this week.
MIS-. Francis IIeesmaas is at Belmont.
Ohio. with her husband
Miss jennie Brand is back at work in the
,eiephsns ore. ., r.ir.on,.
A. A. Dorsey Of the Farsou. Advocate.
%" here during ,As isst week
A. &. Har.bsrger 20 Andes,os. was in
town last week AMI gave u, a paying call,
Win Lsnhsd h,s moved into h. new
residence or Jackson and Motgan,own
streets.
Mrs. w. NJ. Siriekler returned ,oda, from
Baltimore shere she zen, with her daughter
Msrg,'et.
Emory Alb'igh, Was at Harrisburg, Ia =.
this week attending the Inauguration Of the
new Governor Of Pennsylvania
The Acme Book Store of Morrsu,owu.
offers $40 in cash for the hes, suggestion as
to ho~ To Improve their basinesS
Constable John NJ. Duvall of Tunusllon,
has been here this week aud attended scs-
sion Of the Lime Kiln Klub last night,
MI. and Mrs W. frank Pierce were in
Baltimore the past week or two The latter
was there taxing medical treatment at a
hospital
Mrs. Mary X. Davis and daughters. Mrs.
p. c. Stemple aud Mrs. c. r. Thomas.
have been over a, Hioua visiting Mrs. J.
NJ. Orr.
DIR. J r. Cook Of Cooks Hospital. Fair.
mont. is nov in England and will visi, and
inspee, some Of the leading hospitals Of the
old world.
Mu J. Slidell Brown returned las, week
nom Morgsn,own where she had been for
three weeks nursing her sister through a
severe illness.
Don't forget the big Steel Range Exhibit
at Gibson Bros mammoth store in Tunnel.
ton on three days OF next week, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
The enierprsing firm of Gibson Bros, Of
function, arc preparing for big Steel
Range Exhibit at their big store on wednes
day. Thursday and Friday Of next week and
will offer some bargain, in ranges and other
goods.
The series Of meeuugs held in the NJ. Y.
church here by the pastor Rev. Howard aud
Rev. jobs Beddow OF Grafton, closed las,
Sunday night There were several CONVEX
sions and ouch spiritual revival aud good
generally.
Capt. Carleton {. Pierce of this place,
has been at Mar,insburg this week serving
on a Cour, Martial to try several members
OF the National Guard of that place for
alleged bad conduct during the last eneamp-
meat of the State Guards.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
Three Special Tours to Florida.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad via Washington
AZ Very Low Rates -- January ~, via
Southern Railway.
Tickeis including. IN addition 10 round
trip railroad fare, sleeping car accommooa.
lions and meals en- route Washington o.
Jacksonville and return. Returning, leave
jacksonville February ~.
Febfuary 10th, via Atlantic Coast Line.
Tickets including. in addition to round trip
railroad fare, sleeping car accommodations
and meals en- route Washington to Jackson
vile. Returning, leave Jacksonville Feb
ruary 2s
March roth, via Seaboafd Air Line
Tickets including. in addition 90 round tdp
railroad fare, sleeping csr accommodations
and meals en- route Washington to Jackson.
vile. bot not for the return. Relurning
tickets will be good on any regular train
until May 81, 1909
For detailed reformation call upon Bslu.
more q Ohio Ticket Agents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22

As will be seen by dispatch in
another column from the capitol Of
Missouri, Judge JOS. Fl. Hawthorne
81 Kansas City and formerly of
Kingwood, has been appointed az
Worlds Fair Commissioner for that
state. This news will be specially
pleasing to the many friends Of the
Judge here and particularly to those
who expect to attend the great St.
Louis Fair next year, as Mr.. Haw-
thorne will help to make it pleasant
for his friends He is son in Law
Of the late Capt. J NJ. Goodwin Of
this place. In addition TO this Col.
Ed. A. Goodwin Of the Regular
Army and a son Of Capt. Goodwin,
has been appointed Cammandant Of
the Worlds Fair Guards, so that
the Goodwin family is strictly in it
on the Great Louisiana Purchsse
Exposition.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
Correspondence ofTbo Argus.
SNOW drifts afc about gone

correspondence o. fho Argus.
Snow drifts afe shout gone
Rev Fslkner breaches every third Sun.
day
samuel Nsdrow talks Of removing to
Clifton Mills
Waller Emerson, who is in the grocery
business at Fsirehance. came home for q
few days.
Part Of the coal in this community has
l'een sold and nearly all the balance is
under option at $40 per acre.
Our young people, many Of whom arc a..
way most Of the Time, should ever have =
care for The small genuine couuesies Of life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-01-22
For the Grammariaus.

.. VIVA, is the difference between com.
mon and proper noun
? In the sentence "John got noihing'
wha, part Of speech IS nothing
3. Are abstract aud qaantiUve nouns ever
pleral2
4 Can abstract and punitive nouns be
clssscd with common nouns
~ what respec, do abstract and proper
nouns resemble
WIZ some Of the teachers answer these
questions. TcoSocrAsr.