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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
J. W. WILES

Father; take bottle OF DR. Fahrney
reeihing Syrup home with you and stop
walking the floor while baby is tcethiug.
Circuit court convened today with Judge
Holt on the Bench. The Grand Jury was
instructed aud went TO work. Quite mum.
Der of people are in town.
There was a pleasant social down at the
jenkins House Tuesday night OF this week.
Several young people were there and had a
good tins with games, dancing and music.
DR.. Fahrneys Teethlng Syrup is abso-
lutely harmless to the youngest babe You
can set a sample by writing for il.
Miss Marietta Bshof, Of Faumonl, was
here during the past week visiting friends :
She went on down to Albrightsvlle to visit
her father and attend tn: funeral Of her
aunt
We have one column Of our delinquent
list in type for the paper this week, but
owing to lot of other matter il is crowded
out ill next week, when il will appear on
the first page, with some notes aud com
ments that will make good reading, so that
any one who has not paid up yet still has a
few more days Of grace before the exposure.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
TWILIGHT
0rIesponaenee ot The Arkus

I Correspondence Of The Argus
William May6old OF Bull Run. was visit
I ing AZ ]. A. Traoers last week
Irl Cooley OF Piedmont is in our neigh
borhood calling on triends aud relatives.
]. a Trader is engaged in photography
work at present, Boys bring on your glrls
and have their pro6leS TUX"
williem Field, who has been quite poorly
with stomach trouble, is better az this
writing. aud We hope for his speedy rccov.
cry.
The little village OF Manown is spreading
itself Il eau boast OF two churches. two
stores. aud one hotel. with Jesse NJ. John.
son as proprietor,
The pro,racted meeting which has been
In progress fer nearly three weeks az the
bethlehem church. closed last Friday night
with three conversions aud three aoces
sious to the church
The long looked tor steam shovel has
arrived at the big cut az the Cool Spring.
The heavy snow drifts along the pike i'm.
pedcd the progress OF moving this massive
piece OF machinery The total cost Of
moving the shovel from Reedsville will
reach s. 600.
John G. ShaAer met with a serious acci.
dent one day last week while engaged in
hauling logs to Ed Lemons saw mill his
LETT les was caught between two logs,
breaking one bone aud fracturiug the other.
pr. fortney OF Reedsville rendered medi
cal aid and the patient is getting along very
nicely at present
An old gentleman. living back in the red
brush, was passing down the pike the other
day when he met the steam shovel on its
way to the big cut lie viewed il with a
quizlical expression on his face. aud re.
marked that he had often heard tell OF
them automobiles but that was the 6rst
one he ever saw. lie said he must 20 right
home aud bring the old woman out to look
az No.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
ROwIesburg School.

RowLEsuuRG w VA Feb ~. zoos
EDITOR ARGUS - noticed in last week s
paper an article that seems to throw renec.
ton ON the teachers OF our public school
Not wishing to enter into any controversy
through the papers but being Que Of the
uustces feel there has been Injustice
done to them, aud must say we have had
one OF the most successful schools this
year we have ever had OF course last
winter our school had 10 be closed on &C.
count OF smallpox. aud il was not what IL
might have been, hal Ii not been closed Tor
SO long. IL was then the middle OF tho
term and did not bcgiu Gin late In the
spring and large pupils were kept out for
home duties and the attendance was not
large. but that was not the fault OF the
teachers. So this winter we have had a
good term OF school and VIC thinl, all the
teachers are fully competent to 10 their
duty, and have done IL so far. As for Mrs.
Shaw neglecttug her room, is a mistake.
She had her sister come down aud teach
Tor her aud she was very competent OF
filling tho place.
il Is hardly necessary to reply 10 that
article OF last week as far as the people OF
Rowlesburg are concerned. but other towns
may and will read b. and not knowing the
true state OF affairs. The teachers win be
wrongly mis- judged by them.
Yours respectfully
w. G. IooroE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
VICTORIA.

Correspondence of The Argus.
Mrs d or is on the sick list at this
writing.
Robert Miller aud family have moved
TO our liule village
Our school viii close here March ard.
with Harvey orr as teacher.
Mas MarJ OR was visiting her parents
OF near here last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Edoa Lauham is staying with her
uncle Eugene Lanham. who is very sick at
this writing.
J VI. Murphy is driving a. n Whitsetrs
team Mr Whiiseuis engaged IN tie saw
mill business
Miss Bess and Leal Ashburu. Of near
RcedsyiIc were the guests Of u. r orr
Che past week
ID. J Walls is doing 2 thriving business
running his mill which is the propert,
known as Fortuey's mill
William IHbbs who has been housed up
Tor the past month is slowly improving.
and hIs many friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
our sunday School was rcorgantzed las,
sunday with Robert Miller as superintcn.
dcut He s q good man and we as PEG
pic heartily join him Boo DIS work aud hope
90 make cui school success
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
ROwLESBURG.


Correspondence OF The Argus.
Mrs. 4 ID. Bowman is 800 at this writing
MoliePugh inst returned from Cum
berIand.
Mr. and Mrs Bell have moved to tho
West End
Mrs. Philip Ayersman died February a.,
aged 70 years
There is good deal Of sickness here,
but 40 serious cases.
Mrs. Nellie Kuleu aud young daughter
are visiting friends here.
Mrs. J.. J.. Davis Of KIngwood Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs Jackson.
Miss Marguerite Malloy spent the after.
noon with Miss Ellen Shaner
The ice in the rive, Is sinking down and
thc people think it will go away without a
flood.
Mr. and Mrs e. G. Pierce Of Kiugwood
were visiting relatives aud friends here
recently
Mrs C. W. Hoo,on Just arrived from
Cumberland. where she has been visiting
her sister
Prof clyde Keeper, and sister Ethel at
tended thc entertainment here and played
coruet ducu.
Prof. odar Watson is sick and thry are
afraid he will not bee able 10 finish the term
which will close Friday
The Rowlosburg school had an enter.
tainment and everything passed OF nicely
rpreipte of the .,,.,,ir.. t,..i,, e..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
rnE ARGUS EAGERLY SCANNED
ny rrcsIonIaus AWAY From Home.
NouNCSrowN. NIAGARA Co. y. VI
February - ra,r

] ~ y. a
February as, 1905,
DEAN Nix. BRoWN The Argus visits our
/ domicile cySD Monday az to a. m. aud is
graspcd with our hands aud scanned with
| eager eyes, where we read an the news of
Importance aud doings OF The busy people
tn old Preston. our native home. which
name will always be cherished aud a spot
in The world that will never be forgotten.
But as the prodigal son, we have wandered
away. aud ate now stopping in this small
village OF six hundred Inhabitants. situate
on the famous Niagara river one mile from
LaNc Ontarto, aud joins Fort Niagara POST
which Is situated on the Lake. aud will be
enlarged and made a Rcglmeptai Post In
the near future
There are four churches In this town
Methodist prcsbytctians, Episeopalian aud
Roman Catholic. Oac excellent graded
school two doctors, two pool rooms: four
licensed hotels one drug store. and nine
other stores. Other industries here are
one foundry. one machine shop, one black.
smith shop ono wagon shop; one saw,
stavo aud heating mill, ono feed mill. one
boat yard, one coal yard one evaporator.
which oyaporated about 5000 bushels OF
apples last fan T. o. and n. = Rice aie
building boat for Mt. Kolba. one OF the
fishermen hvrc, who catches many tons of
fish here every year Taking an in an. we
have a very snug little town.
This part OF the State Is very level. and
Niagara county is in the famous fruit belt
Apples pears, peaches. plums. prunes,
ounces. cherries aud grapes are very ex.
tenSivcY grown, The summers are short
aud winters long aud cold, accompanied
with much snow and high winds. This Is
a lovely place la the summer. aud think
the garden spot OF beauty aud grandeur In
the Union The grandeur OF Niagara rycr
from the Falls Go Lake Ontario, a distance
OF twelve miles, is indcsctibablc. aud only
realized by those who see IT, one never
tires OF the scenery in summer OF winter.
run as conductor on the Belt Line Of the
Gorge Railroad from Niagara Falls seven
miles down The river. and cross the river
into Canada and run twelve miles through
Canada, and ne cross the river az Niagara
Falls. and never tire Of the scenery along
the river There is but one railroad enters
our town,
May success always crown The Argus
aud its Democratic readers
Yours respectfully,
Il. L.. WALLS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
Deaths DoIugs.

Died, az hcr home in ST. Joe. on last sat.
urday morning February IS. Mrs. Lydia
Bishod, widow Of the late y ID. BishoH.
The funeral services were held Monday az
10 a. IN. 10 the ~. T. Church at Albrights.
Vile. conducted boy Rev W. ST. Shultr. Of
West Milford, assisted by Rev. woodward.
the pastor OF the church after which the
burial took place in Maplewood Cemetery.
Kingwood a large crowd OF friends and
ncighbors attended TO pay last tribute Of
respect The deceased had only been sick
about ten days and her death was caused
by grip and a general breaking down Of the
system. She was a daughter Of MIR and
Mrs Abfam Feather of Albrightsyille. and
sister to Mrs Noah Metlcr OF Kmgwood
Three daughters Mrs n ] Gibson. Mrs.
Wcyman McGuunis aud Miss Minnie, arc
left 90 mouru ihc loss Of q good mother.
Her husband David D Bshon died about
two years ago. She was aged about 90
years
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
Assaulted

ON last Saturday evening AN assault was
made upon che inmates az The Baptist
mause .n the person of Mr.. Allison snyder.
who claimed 90 have thc authority from the
authorities OF Albrighsgillc. to completely
pound thc preacher and his wife with many
pounds, consisting Of dried fruits canned
fruits. -four potatoes, buckwhcat -four.
soap coffee tea butter eggs sugar. etc
We DO not feel that wc merlted such treat.
ment set wc appreciate 10 very much and
assure you thatyou viii De kindly romem-
bcrcd Ly tha pastor and Dis family for Ibis
splendid donation sou have brought TO our
home. We hass bul one Iifc here and pass
0ut once through iHis world wherever we
go we shou.dty to leave "a blessing some
thing which uH' sv,ctcn another lifo or
start new Impulse DO another heart then
our very memory when wc arc gone will be
an abiding blessing in tl.s world
NE tsn MRs. &c. - Hhruvhy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
EAR

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Miss Maude Guseman has gone to Fair.
chance to stay awhile.
John O. Kelly and family were the guests
OF Ezra Kelly, Wednesday.
George r. Spiker aud son were az Moi
gans Glade on business Wednesday
clyde aud Troy Glover OF near Addison.
Pa, were visiting friends here last week
Miss Zana Glover, OF near Guard Md.
was visiting relatives here the past week
Mrs. Annie Harmed aud little son Isaac,
OF Brandonyille, were visiting relatives
here recently.
Mrs. Sarah Schnopp is visiting her grand
daughter, Mrs Earl Harmed near Hazel.
ton this week
There were two conversions at the pro.
tracted meeting held here by Rev ID. A.
Friend the past week
Squire ]. H. Deal and ]. J. Kelly, who
had been to Kingwood on business. re.
turned home Monday evening.
Mrs. lena Kelly. who has been suffering
from the effects Of rheumatism the past
month is somewhat better at this time.
Mrs Hannah Guthrie and son Samuel. OF
North Avenue, we're visiting friends here
from Monday I'LL Wednesday afternoon
Orcn Van Sickle. our school teacher.
drove out to his home near North Avenue,
saturday morning, and returned Sunday
evening.
John e. ShaHer OF Guard Md. came
after his wife Saturday She had been
visiting her mother Mrs. Sarah Schnopp.
and other relatives here few days the
naaI uNnnk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
TERRA ALTA
lrrespondence Of The Ages

| Correspondents Of The Argus.
NJ. l.. Feather Of Lenox. was a visitor il
town Tuesday.
Lee a. FOrmau made a business trip ,S
baltimore last week
/ W. A Beavers was a business visitor in
I Ciarksburg last week
Charley linu Of Rcedsvile, vas in town
Sunday visiting his best g,rl.
+ J Do,Sou leI, Monday Tor ,he south.
ern part Of the State on business.
T.. W. Michael aud family Of Davis. are
visiting h,s brother ii the East End.
W. L. Conner Of Bruceton Mills. was a
business visitor here Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs NJ. ] Cbpstal OF Davis. is the CUES,
Of her sister. Mrs O, C. Crane. this week
DR.. "a. +. Scott aud MISS Elva Porter at.
tended the military ball at Morsantowu last
week
T.. ID whtehar who has been visiting
his daughter at Phihpp, Tor some days. has
returned home
&. 4, Crauc Cashier OF the Wallace
Bank Wallace. " Va spen, Monday with
home folks here
James Jackson OF the Crab Orchard.
speu, several DAYS las, week with his
brother In town.
J. n Mechanism, OF the Exchange 10.
tel, Kingwooj, was here Thursday and
Friday OF last week
Miss Matte Frcelaud. who has been Wis.
itins friends at A,bughtsvillo for the past
week, returned home Monday.
Miss Anna weich Of Piedmont spent
Sauday in town Also II. W Rightme,e r.
Ir., was the guest of Thos, Weloh. sunday.
Miss Lizzie Feather left the 6rst OF the
week Tor Armstrong & Gators large MILL
merry establishment la Baltimore, where she
has position
Raw IAN has accepted a clerkship In
Farley DcBerrys Store Ray is good
clerk, and his many friends are Glad to see
him in ms new position.
Geo W. Williams OF Davis. was visiting
= 5. King and family last week Mr.. vii.
iiams was recently married, and is all
smiles In consequence thereof
Preston Glover has sold his grocery
store on Washington Street TO Yves Re
Berry. who we understand will move IL to
the McGinuis building ON state Street op.
posite the Peoples Store.
G T.. Ousuew residence on High ST., In
the Frceland Addition, is now ready Ter
the roof This house, when completed,
will be one Of the finest la town, having
magnificent location.
Those attending the funeral OF Aunt
Lydia Bishoh OF Albriehtsville. on Monday.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Crane. Mrs. G. NJ.
Crane, Mrs Ella Elliott. u. $ WEIGH,
Frank WEIGH, o. G. Crane aud &. T.. Crane.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
CAMP GROUND.


Correspondence Of The Argus
Mrs. I. J.. Craig is on the sick list this
week.
a. =. JcHerys was visiting Grafton friends
last week
Marccllus IeGerys was the guest Of f.. T..
Gale last Sunday.
The Atlantic mines are running very slow.
with very few men al work.
Russell Gale and Miss Madge Brah am
spent Sunday with Miss Braham's parents
near lrona.
We are glad to say Mrs. Maude Core is
able TO so about again, after severe AZ.
tack OF heart trouble
Misses Lizzie aud Mary Williams and
May Pyles OF Tunnelton spent sunday
with Mrs w. W. Williams OF this place.
j. w Castle was In our midst sunday
shaking hands with his many friends lie
is employed in the b. & o freight depot al
Grafton
Miss Molle Miller Of Rowlesburg. and
Miss Minnie Miller Of Buckhorn. spent
Saturday and Sunday with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs K. NJ. Miller
Mrs Martha Core, accompanied b, vii
liam Core, drove to Masontown. Sunday.
Mrs Core will spend the remainder Of the
winter with her son Arnold. who Is express
agent there.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
Back Prom Panama

viii Bowmap, son Of a. y. Bowman of
Rowiesburg, and we'll known base BAH pitch.
err, has jus, returned from spending ihe win.
ter down ON che lsthmus Of Panama where
be had position with The Engineering De.
paumsnt Of ibis Government al work there
ON The canal. lie could not stand ihs cd
male down there and came near getting
down with The yellow fever lie was io the
hospital while and soon as able Dee pulled
out Tor home. lie had been down there
since last November. lis arm has failed
him So that he does not expect io play any
more BALL lie IS graduate Of the Law
Department Of the University and wilukely
take mp the practice u bis profession. Ie
IS now AZ bis home 100 Rowicsburg rccupefat-
log from the eneryaiiug influences OF lie in
the tropics.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02

To EDrroR or ARGUS, KNGwOoD
II J.. q ~ Paint is not sold AT Kingwood,
we will sell property owners direct, also
send half gallon for examination, give thirty
days time for payment, and free paint 90
paint first house painted.
Wears and covers like gold.
Lead with zinc. Non.chalkable
4 gallons J. s. NJ. and 3 gallons oil Will
paint q moderate sized house
We invite property owners 90 write for
particulars and color cards
LONGMAN & MARTNEz.
Paint Makers for Fifty Years
=. S. Merchants desiring agency may
obtain Il II properly equipped fot selling
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
A 1905 March for Plano.

by Prof. Ralph G. jarrett Mr.. jarrett.
and his compositions, come to us highly re-
commended by one Of our best local music
ians, who for years was associated with the
celebrated jarrett Band which was conduct
ed by the father and two uncles Of this
young composer. Don't fail to get "March
K. NJ. b. at the Argus Book Store. This
Royal Military Band March is very fine On
the piano. Only IS cents by mail Co any
address.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
The Cabbage Worm.

The papers Of the State have been pub.
hsbiug considerable about thc s8.caiIee
cabbage worm and we have hid boz De.
tie faith boo DC bat Ike WhetseU. reliable
citizen from Tho East side was here che
other day and told us sll about thc expo
renee bis family bad with the cabbage
worm. lie said that not long since hc dug
out some cabbage from the mound In tie
garden where 90 had been buried since
I1st fsii and DO told The women folks 30
prepare it very carefully Tor cooking and
look out Tor cabbage worms. Ho had been
reading boo the papers about tbis deadly
pest and hardly believed &c. but wanted an
Investigation anyhow. io see if ans could
be found SO bis wife and daughter took a
h1e head OF cabbage apart very carefully.
and sure enough. thoy found the worm al'
right two or three Of them. They we're
about four inches long and not much
thicker than a hair out of "a horses taI
They we're SO nearly che color of tbccab.
bagc that 10 they had not been looking f3r
thcn. they would NOT have found them
They we're alive 400 uehL in spite OF Che
cold weather this winter and moved Ut
tlc They put them into hot waller and
cooked them to see what change 10 would
make and che worms turned sort OF
pinkish color and shruuk up t1 about three
inches in length bui got liWe thicker.
something ike a coarse sewing rccdie
They threw abe cabbage away being afraid
to Gao TO- or even iei he stock cat it. as
these worms are said TO- boz rank poison
and Mr. WhcDcil IS now frm believer bod
thc existence OF the cabbage worm aod
has entirely lost BIS appetite Tor tbis vcge
table. Hc cannot account Tor tbc pest o..
we never bad anything OF the hind mlIasr
year SD fsr as any one Knows To- th.s sec
ton Every one using cabbage should ex
anime them very carefully before cookn.
aud eating them
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
srRIKEs nIpDEN pncns

When your ship OF health strikes the
hidden rocks Of Consumption. Pneumonia.
etc. YOU are lost 10 you don't get hello from
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton. ]. w. McKinnon. Of TaIladega
Springs. Ala. writes: Il had been very ill
with Pneumonia. under the care Of two
doctors. but was getting no better. when Z
began 10 take Dr.. Kings New Discovery
The first dose gave relief and one bottle
cured me- Sure cure for sore throat
bronchitis. coughs and colds Guaranteed
az any drug store. price 90 cents and en- 90
Trial bottle free.
Sold by ] a Lenhart. Of KinEwood
Cooke Supply Co. Of Howesgiilc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
Marriage Licenses

Joseph NJ. Sheets IS, .dollie c. Peters IS.
Former born in Monongalia county and now
living in Fayette county, Pa. Latter native
Of Preston.
VIM. Adolphus Wilson -, Oracle Jane
Shaw "a. Former from Barb ,ur county.
Latter native Of Preston.
Thomas J Cunningham e, Minnie T..
Laughry ~. Former native II Preston.
Latter from Tucker county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
STARTLING MORTALIry

Statistics show startling mortality from
appendicitis and peritonltis. 10 prevent
anc cure these awful diseases. there is
just one reliable remedy. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills NJ. Flannery. Of - Custom
House Place. Chicago says: They have
no equal for Constipation and Biliousness. 90
Sold by J a. Lenhart OF Kingwood +.
Cooke supply Co. Of townsville AZ 75c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
Card Of Thanks

We desire 10 most heartily thank the kind
friends and neighbors and good people gen
orally Of Kingwood for their help and sym.
pa,hy during the recent illness and death Of
our mother, Mrs. Mary Fields.
AMI FIELDS,
MINOR s. FiFIDs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
pleasant ANp HARMLFss.

Don't drug the stomach 70 cure a cough.
One Minute Cough Cure cuts the muCus,
draws the Inflammation out OF the throat.
lungs aud bronchial tubes, heals. soolhes
aud cures. A quick cure for Group aud
Whooping Cough.
Sold by Strckler's Drug Store and VIM.
&. Dent, OF Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
- nlAII rENAIIY

Hit'e tNuE sometimes results in death.
Thus mtrr scratch Insignificant cnf- or
punY bolts havc paid the death penalty m
"lse io have huct.ens Arnica salvc
cyer} handy. lts tho best eaivc on eerii,
and WI prevent fatality whcn Bnroe
sores Ulcers and Piles threaten. only asc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02

Exposure tO a sudden climatic change
produces cold in the head and catauh is
apt Co follow Provided with Elys Cream
Balm you are armed against Nasal C8tsrrh
Price soc 40 Druggists or Ely Brothrrr -l
Warren Street New York. will mail 3D.
The Balm cures without pain. does not be-.
ritate OF cause gnccxng 10 spreads itself
over an irritated aud angry surface fcliov
clcanscs and cures. Crerm Balm quictIg
cures the cold
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02

The prices for the Band Concert Monday night will be Is
% and 80 and will be placed Argus Book
Store Saturday morning.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02
The West Va. Argus

\ First-clasS paper. entered as Second
class matter in a Third-clsss Postofhce
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-02

school books Of an kinds AZ The Argus
Book Store. Haywood