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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
MOUNT ZION


Correspondence OF The Argus.
Buckwheat sowing corn hoeing and
wheat cutting is the exercise Of the day
Some Of our boys wear a sour look.
That's all rights no disgrace. IT'S Just
genuine failure.
Joe Forman and Jesse Fraley Of Terra
Alta. were visiting friends here from sat
urday until Monday
$ S Gibson. who is attending the Nor.
NAL al Kingwood. spent Saturday aud Sun
day under the parental roof
Mr. and Mrs /. K Johns and family we're
the guests Of the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Johns Of Hudson. Iuly7
Mrs Elms o. Bell Martin has resigned
as postmaster AZ Valley Point. and Mrs.
Marshall Walls has been appointed in her
place.
Bert Gale and Miss lisa Lenhart who
have been working in the Seneca Glass
Factory al Morgantown. spent the 4th with
their parents.
The new merchant AZ Hudson is doing a
rushing business at that place. Mr. Rada.
baugh Is a hustler and is to be commende !
for starting IN business al Hudson.
Yes Clark. the Hudson miller. is building
q new grist mill. lie has good location.
and the people are in need Of a good mill
and miller. Its the man behind that gets
lett. because he isn't up.to-date
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
Walter A. Stone wen, to Grafton to-day

Walter A. Stone wen, to Grafton to-day
on business.
a. Bliss MoCram is oH on ten days
excursion to the seashore.
Mrs. Ison Irons from Morcan,own. has
been visiting in Hingwood aud near here the
pas, week OF two.
la this issue will be found the handsome
double column ''ad" OF DIR. L. ]. Walker.
the Grafton dentist.
w. ID. X. AMMAN of Newhurg was over
here this week to execute l,ond aud sNer in
as Notary Public he having been appointed
to this position by the Governor.
The Standard Bearers will hold Japanese
Social mex, Tuesday evening at the home Of
Miss Grace Clayton aud serve lunch Ia lap.
anese at IS cents per. Everybody invited.
DR.. & X. Sherwood. dentist. will be al
GAINESVILLE Tor two days on July II; Bran
| donville. two days, July a.; HaIelton. two
days. July 20 ReedSviile two days. July as.
Mrs. J. r. Tro,ter and children from
Buckhanuon. have been here two OF three
weeks visiting relatives. Mr. Trouer was
here last week TO see them aud Other friends.
John c. Murdoch of this place, lost fine
HolStein COW yesterday that he had refused
tIco for. She had just been fresh aud did
not "clean up right her death being caused
from calfb ed fever.
Robert Allison Loa, Of Independence has
been here this week eleIking IN the Slriekler
Pharmacy. lie has been appointed Notary
Public for this county and gave bond and
was sworn in a, this County Court,
George w. lIarsell of Reedsville, one of
the hest known citizens of the county, died
at his home there, night before last and will
be buried this afternoon lie had been
sick for some time with dropsy and kidney
disease.
Company G of this place, held special
election at the Armory last night for second
lieutenant. There were three candidates for
the place, Sergean,s John b. Ford, /. b..
Bowermaster aud +. Vernon Fortney. The
former was elected.
The Third Annual Educa uonal Conference
in connection with the summer term at the
State University, will be held in Commence
ment Hall, Morgantown July - and IS.
Joseph w. Stayman of the Kingwood Sum.
mer Normal, is on the program for a paper
the hrs, day on the subject "Should We
Have Uniform Standard of High Schools
in West Vrginia1" Prof. l.. e. Snyder,
late Principal of the Kingwood Schools is
also on the program for discussion
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
HUDSON LOCALS.

Correspondence of The Argus.
More rain, more rest.
Fine growing weather now.
Wheat harvest is now in full blast.
Buek-wheat sowing is in operation.
Our sick is al improving at this place.
$. T.. Clark raised his new gris, mill
Saturday past.
Thatcher W. Gale is building the new
mill at Hudson.
NJ. a. Everly of Greenville, was in our
vicinity Wednesday last.
r. w. Gale and l.. a. Gale are putting in
planer outfit at Hudson.
Mrs. Abgalia Gibson and Mrs. James
Shaw took in the at Terra Alta.
). ). Gibson, who is attending school in
kingwood came home Friday evening return.
ing Sunday afternoon.
Homer ~. Gibson and Arthur Meiheny
of Psgah, vere buggy riding the girls on
our streets Sunday evening.
Our Democratic neighbor, John A. Wolf
has the best field Of wheat in this neck Of
the country considering the size.
Mrs. James Shaw, Miss Hannah Graham
and the two Misses Gales were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Johns on Friday last.
The buckle berries are making big crop
and we guess as Jimmy did not get to go to
Congress he can pick buckle berries this fall.
Charley Williams, Of Cuuisvhle, Marion
county aud lisa N. Gibson spent Sunday aud
Monday as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wai,man {. Gibson
Charles Galloway who has been working
at the stone mason trade at Unionlown is at
home for few day, aud has purchased
himself horse aud buggy.
Pittsburgh coal men accommodating in this
community Monday and Tuesday of this
week. The farmers have something like
1000 acres punched ready for some capitalist.
Mcclellan Hartman, the famous Valley
Point merchant is pushing his new store
building to early completion for his big fall
trade, and before his big new stock Of goods
arrive.
Prof. Miller's blue pencil Knocked out
four Of ye teachers in this end Of Pleasant
District, and one other No. 2, got only
No. 3. Advance is the motto, not ret.
rograde.
Mrs. Ora Forman, who has been very
poorly for two or three years past with that
much dreaded and incurable disease, is in a
very critical condition at this writing, having
partially lost her speech.
Mr.. and Mrs Rolla Martin have moved
from Valley Point to Mr.. Martins farm on
Beech Run Hill; Mrs. Martin was formerly
Poslmis,ress at Valley Point; Mrs. Marshall
Walls succeeds her as mail ''sorter."
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds and their
little daughter Ella, Of Ten Mile, "a, are
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Cibson's,
the lauers parents. Mr. Reynolds IS q
drummer for whole sale drug house Of
| Washington.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
CUZZART

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Mrs. W. A. Wolfe is visiting friends At
Zsr for few days.
a. S. Chidester attended the telephone
meeting Al Bruceton on Monday.
Born. unto Mr. and Mrs. &. s. Reckart. a
bouncing big boy on last Tuesday
4 s Chidester attended the funeral Of
Lucian Smith Of Bruceton. Tuesday.
Miss Joe Livsngood attended the Sol.
diers' Reunion a. Terra Alta on the ath.
Mr. and Mrs David Liyengood and little
daughter we're calling on o. Kelley OF
Iar. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Graham and son
Pratt Of Sugar Valley. we're guests Of sam.
ueI Feather on Sunday
W. a. Wolfe and Mrs D.. S. Liycngood
were called 10 the bedside OF S Gusc.
man Of Brett who is IN a very critical con.
dition
Some Of our people attended the burial
Of William Guthrie al the Willett cemetery
on sunday afternoon tie has been in
Pennsylvania Tor some time. but his home
is near Zar
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
ZAR IOTrINnS

CON ~ = linus
Correspondence OF The Argus
Earl Spiker was at Florence on business
Wednesday.
Mrrshall Foreman OF Valley Point was
here Saturday.
!. ]. Kelley attended the telephone meet.
ing at Bruceton Monday.
Earl Robinson Of Glade Farms was here
on business Wednesday
Geo. Guseman OF MorSantown is among
his friends here this week
Geo. A. Kelley Vt near GAINESVILLE was
here Thursday on business.
Mrs, w. A, Wolfe Of CutIart is visiting
at J. A. Frankhouser this week
Marshall Spiker and Hugh Kelley were
az Orr on business last Monday.
Marshrll Wolfe and son Chester OF near
Bruceton were here Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Kelley is visiting at Elisha
Ringers near Guseman this wecS
VIII Anthem aud wife OF HaIelton were
business callers here Monday evening.
Isaac Gusemau aud daughter Mrs. =. +.
Kelley, are visiting relativse near Addison.
Pa
Floyd Hileman aud Lloyd Glass Of Ad.
olson, Pa, were in our community Wed.
nesday
John Kelley aud family attended the
funeral Of Lucian Smith at Bruceton Tues
day. July 4th.
!. Kelley, Geo. Z. Spiker aud son Earl
and John Kelley were at Kingwood Satur.
day on business
Mrs Wesley Smith aud little son oscar.
were visiting relatives near Bruceton a
few days the past week
Miss Pearl Turney who has been at
Selbysport Md, the past two months was
visiting her home folks
Mrs Carrie Manst and son Ora Of Union.
town. Pa. came over Friday to attend the
funeral OF the formers brother WA Guth.
rie. who died at the hospital az York, pa.
Wednesday afternoon. where he was taken
after receiving injuries by the falling from
a window In hotel distance OF 2s feet at
Littletown, Pa, about ~ go am Wednes.
day. Mr.. Guthrie Is supposed To have been
dreaming and thinking that he was help
ing his men TO put up lightning rods as he
had been IN that business and someone In
the hotel heard him say lust wait a
minute and will he there And heard
him fall and going out found him living in
the yard near the wall OF the hotel. They
telegraphed Mrs. Ed Hardesty Of Terra
Alta. SISTER OF Mr.. Gutheric OF his death
Undertaken Ray Rodeheavcr OF Terra Alta
VAS sent to bring the body home lie ar.
rived with IL Saturday evening to Terra
Alta. sunday morning he again started &C.
companled by MIR. and Mrs. Ed Iardesty
aud Miss Jessie Kelly OF Terra Alta Miss
Cassie Layman OF Farmont and Daniel
Frankhouser and daughter OF Corinth to
the old home OF the deceased near here
After services at the home by Rev. Wilson
OF Bruceton. the remains were taken to the
W'llett Cemetery near Brandonville and
laid to rest. The deceased was A years
old and unmarried. One brother and three
sisters survive him. Spencer. and Mrs
Grant Bishop Of near here. Mrs Ed Hard.
esty OF Terra Alta, w Va. and Mrs Carrie
haust Of UniOntown pa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
we can assure him OF ,ha, much. and

we can assure him OF that much. and
some more,
For the last month Function has been
undergoing a sort Of virtuous spasm. which
We hope may long continue Less whiskey
and beer was received here sth OF Iulv
week than any 4th Of July siooe the mines
were opened. aud il has become a subject
OF general remark that there is less swear.
ing aud less rowdYSsm on the streets Of
evenings than at any time Tor years. Can
Il be that the chief Of police has placed a
spell on the boys Whatever the cause.
the young men and the town are to be con.
graduated
Harry \. Murray formerly store mana.
scr Tor the Merchants Coal Co. aud Tor
Mt. Bonaheld since he took over the bus.
ness last spring, resigned his place on
Monday OF this week aud will hereafter
travel for the Grafton Grocery Co. at an
increased salary, His family. we are
pleased to note, will remain In runnelton.
which will be Mr.. Murrays headquarters
Luther l., Adams, whose big store was de
sToyed in the recent ire, has been Sc
lected TO It'll the position OF manager in
MIR. Bouaheld's store. EAcLK EYE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
CROSS TIES WANTED.

Co will until further notice purchase cross
ties delivered on les right ~ way between
Morganfowu and Rowlesburg. when made
according 60 the ypccihcatiOns given below
at the following prices
Locust White or Rock Ist class at class
Oakt..t ...........s 80 cts 70 cts
Chestnut ...... ... 10
First class ties TO be feet 8 inches long
inches thick and with faces not less Than '
Inches wide Of good sound live timber.
% be hewu straight and smooth for 10 sawed.
Stabbed or sawed on two sides ouiyI bark
90 be removed and ends squared
Second class ties same rs hrstClass cx
ccptng that faces must not be less than
inches wide No spiit ties nor lies with
less than inch faces will bo accepted
Call on or address
= X BRRrl Gen. Manager M0rgantown.
JULIUS X. MONROg. Chief Eng. Haywood
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
Knights Of PJthIas Omcsr,.

Brown Lodge No. g Of this place recent
elected officers for The present term begin.
ming July first and they we're duly installed
AZ the last session Of the Lodge by District
Deputy, Charles w. Wolfe, az follows
Ihos ID. Craig, Chancellor Commander;
q. a. Craig, Vice Chancellor. Carleton T..
Pierce, Prelate Chas. NJ Jackson, Master
Of Work; Wilbeu Listen. Master Of Arms;
VIM. I. Turner. Inner Guard. A. p Boil.
yafd, Outer Guard; Chas. W. Wolfe
Trustee. There are two candidates before
the Lodge now FOR initiation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
TIE plAMnNn cllpE

The latest news from Paris is that they
have discovered diamond cure Tor con.
sumption. II you fear consumption or
Pneumonia 10 will however. be best for
you TO take that great remedy mentioned
by w. J MCGEE. OF Vanleor. Tenn II had
cough, FOR f1urteen years Nothing
helped me. until I took Dr. Kings New
Discovery Tor Consumption Coughs and
Colds. which gave instant relief and egcct.
ed permanent cure. Uncqualled quick
cure FOR Throat and Lung Troubles.
Price soc and o. %. guaranteed Trial
free
Sold b. The Cooke Supply Co.. Of Howes.
Vile j. a Leuhau. Of Kingw0od and
lrons Supply Co of lrona
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-13
June and JuIy Joiners.

ishmael reels rs, Susanna May Fike ~.
NJ. lemon 20. Jennie r.. Bratiou u.s..
Howard VI. Martin 80, Eus O'Bryan ~.
y. +. Stewart 20, Lula J. Trowbridge -
Henry NJ. Benson 20 Laura r.. Miller 10.
Clyde McMilleu %, Rebccca J. Conner 20.
ID. y. Wills ~, Mary Isabella Brown 70
NJ. ]. Fleming 81, Nora G. Welch 90.
W. Osborn 20, Rosa lane Niece 20.
al natives Of Preston except McMillen,
who Is from Monongalia county; Wills, from
Marion county; and Osborn, who was born
IN Doddddgc county.
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INDIGESTION CUkED.

There Is no case Of Indigestion. Dyspepsia
o. stomach Trouble that will not yield o.
the digestive and strengthening influence
OF kodol Dyspepsia Cure This remedy
taxes The strain OF the stomach by digest.
ing what YOU eat and allowing IL 20 rest
until % grows strong again. kodol Dyspep.
sia Cure affords quick and permanent relief
from Indigestion and al stomach troubles
builds up the system and 20 puriies that
disease can not attack and gain a foothold
as when IN a weakened condition
Sold BY Strickler's Drug Store and WIN.
NJ Dent Of Newbufg
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CLIFTON MILLS.
Correspondence of The Argus.

Correspondence Of The Argus
Harvesting is the order Of the day
Martin GOrdner Of Uniontown, Pa, is
visiting the parental roof.
Mrs. Garfield Armstrong was visiting her
sister Mrs. Jackson recently.
Miss Camelia Maus, Of Morgan,own. is
visiting friends In this vicinity
Some Of our people attended the funeral
Of Willie Guthrie at Willett cemetery.
VIM. Collin and wife attended the funeral
of Lucian smith al Bruceton cemetery.
Willie Arthur and wife passed through
here recently enrouie TO Fairchance, Pa.
Misses Alice and Icy Canton Of Union.
town, are under the parental roof az present.
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The Central Commercial College. Cum.
bedand Nd gives thc.rstudents a written
guarantee TO either get them a position or
refund ihe amount paid for tuition.
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Teachers Examination.

The second Uniform Examination will be
held At Terra Alta on Thursday and Friday,
July 10th and 7tst, beginning a. yam.
a. w. CARRfCo. County Supt.
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ARIsTo!
The Thoroughbred BeIgIan slaIIIon

viii be al llalleek, Monday, May 18th.
and HowesWlle, Thursday, May 18th, and
every two weeks during the season.
kingwood, Friday, May 10Th, Masoniown.
Monday, May zznd; Browns Mill, Wednes
day, May 18th; and same day each week
thereafter at above places during the
season.
TERMs:-Stz TO insure living colt
r, g.. LNN, Reedsville, w. Va.
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lion Manuel Dixon Of Valley district,
tue PRESIDENT OF the County Court, has
already brought three wagon. loads o. YER,
fine biack raspberriss TO town and thew %
Ike no, cakes, as the team hardly GET, into
town lili people are after them and IN.
whole load gone before they get half way
through town, At lhiriy-6ye cents per gallon,
cash. lie also shipped q good many gallons
70 mo'ean,own, where he gets forty cents q
gallon. lie informs us that he has four
acres Of them and will have from ten 10
twelve hundred gallons Of berries