West Virginia argus. [volume], February 14, 1889, Image 3

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f THE WEST YA.ARCI S.
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Published every Thursday at Klngwood. Preston
County, West Ylrcuila.
tdvr rtlaiag Bate* t
Transient Advertisements. fljtO per Inch for
Brst Insertion, and 30 cents |<vr inch for each
subsequent Insertion.
Personal communications. 30 cents per inch.
L*xxl Notice*. 3 cents i«r line.
Koclrtie*:
Knight* of Pythias— Lodge meets every Tues
day evening at their hall over J. W. Blaker'*
store at 7 o’clock.
Indi*|>endent Order of thld Fellows —Lodge
meet* every Haturday evening at their ball in
Bishop's Block at 7 o'clock.
Railroad Time Tahir*.
it. i n. a. a.
Train* leave Tunnclton *tatk>n a* follows:
«.oi*u uirr.
Ko. Da- Accommodation. *. m.
* - '•ad. «:3H a. m.
ft—Mall... 1AI p. n».
K!— Acccotnmudutlon. 3*18 p. m.
4—Mall.jO.-w p. in.
noian v.r* r.
No. 3-Mall.
81-Accommodation.jo:ivt a. m.
0— Misll. 4:85 p. m.
«ft-Accommodation.7:19 p. m.
1— ExprcM*.10:1ft p. ro.
No#. 8,4, 5 and 1 do not atop.
Wx. M. ( i rstM*.
Ctcn'l Manager.
t., a. * v. a. a.
Train leaves Kliiftwood ut 7fto a. m., and ar
rives ut Tunnclton at *:45 a. m.: leaves Tunnel
ton at 9:10 u. m. and arrive* at Kln>rwood at 10310
a. m. Leave* Klngwood at 1:30 p. m. and arrive
at Tunnclton ut 8:45 p. in.: leave* Tunnclton ut
4:40 p. m. and arrive* at Klngwood ut ft:50 p. m.
Train* dally except Sunday.
COUNTY AND STATE MAYS.
.T. M. Crane is having the old
academy building repaired.
Hut four teachers attended the
district institute last Satuaday.
About $9,000 has Iwcn subscribed
to the Greenbrier tannery project.
Mrs. dames Hiec dropped dead on
the streets of Keyser, last Monday.
A new stock of hats just received
by d. \V. Hlakcr a bargain in each
one.
There was 114 in attendance at
the M. K. Sunday school last
Sunday.
The highest salary paid any school
teacher in Calhoun county is $.’10
per month.
Send u.s the news. Wo want a
correspondent at every postoflicc in
the county.
1A sleighing party from Tunnelton
drove to town Inst Sabbath and
spent the day.
Pt. Pleasant wants to issue bonds
to the amount of $35,000 for im
provement purposes.
The town of Ceredo wag founded
in 1857 by Eli Thayer, a member of ,
Congress from Massachusetts.
A Double Decker show case con
taining forty different kinds of fine
candies, just received at Maker’s.
Mr. Luther M. Shaffer, of Mar
tinsburg, ban boon com missioned U.
H. Consul for Port Hope, Canada.
Three thousand seven hundred
down eggs were recently handled at
the Huntington depot in twenty-four
hours.
The Clarksburg, Weston und
Glcnvillc railroad will be changed
next summer from narrow to stand
ard gauge.
Grant Whitchair has moved into
the Tittle property in town, and
expects to make Kingwood his fu
ture home.
The Greenbrier Creancry Compa
ny is building an addition to its
creamery, and will put in new
machinery.
The meeting in the M. E. church
is meeting with decided success.
Eight persons have already professed
conversion.
Miss May Bishop held the lucky
ticket in the machine drawing at
the Bon Ton store. Number 140
drew the prize.
Horse thieves are getting their
work in the vicinity of Harper's
Kerry. Several valuable horses have
been stolen lately.
A crowd of our young folks ex
• > |K*et to go to Beedsville this evening
for a slcigliridc and to test the
Minin* of the Beedsville hotel.
Editor Bhor, of the Sponeer
Uulleiin, had the misfortune last
week to lose his pocket book con
taining $3A0 and sonic valuable
papers.
The Potomac Lumber Company,
of Elk Garden, has added machinery
for manufacturing plow handles,
table legs, balusters, oto. It has
built about three miles of tram road
and intends to build seventeen miles
more as soon as the weather will
^ permit. It is using 3A pound steel
rails.
Two more members were received
I into the 1. O. 0. T, on Monday
night. The lodge will meet in the
K. of P. hall again to-morrow
evening.
f.. B. Tripplett, the law student
who was arrested at Morgantown
several weeks since for fraudulent
use of the mails, was fined *300.
which he paid.
The Clarksburg Xetcg says that
the extension of the Clarksburg,
Weston and Bienville railroad to
Braxton Court House from Weston
is an assured fact.
A sledding party conistiug of C.
Y. Bishop and wife. Misses Ida
and Flora Martin and Tina Godwin
and Gus Cresap went to Tunueltou
on Monduv evening.
The present cold snap has dispir
ited the ]>eacli growers in Kusteru
Maryland. The previous mild
weather made the {teach buds swell,
it is feared that all the budding trees
are blighted.
A Mr. W ahem an, of Philadelphia,
has promised to put *10,000 in a
hosiery factory, to Ik* located at
Martinsburg, if citisensof that town
will raise as much more. The bu
siness men have taken the mutter in
hand.
Whan Baby »u tick, wa r*Tc bar Caatoria,
When sbe wa* a Child, aha cried for Caatoria,
Whan aha bacama Mlaa, ahe dune to Caatoria,
When aha had Chihlraa, aha fare them Caatoria,
I ain authorized to sell the James
II. Munown farm, ^insisting of 150
acres, more or less, laying north of
Kingwood, known as the V an kirk
farm, and one of the best grazing
farms in the country. This farm
will be sold reasonable and terms
made to suit purchaser. For further
particulars rail on M. F. Pell, agent
for James H. Manown. 4t.
A sleighing party consisting of
fifteen couples drove to M. J\ l’ell’s
Saturday evening and were highly
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Pell,
who know just 1 w make the
young folks enjoy themselves. Af
ter enjoying the kindness of the
host and hostess the young folks
returned home with kind remem
brances of the evening's enjoyment.
The Kanawha Light Infantry,
Miss Minnie McWhorter Captain,
was organized at Charleston, August
21, 1888. and has been under the
instruction of Cant. C. (’. Hand, of
the Government s guards. They
have a handsome uniform, which is
a dark blue skirt trimmed in white
trimmings and brass buttons, mili
tary cap and army regulations.
They will give in connection with
the Governor’s Guurds and hand,
an exhibition drill at the rink,
to-day, complimentary to the mem
bers of the Legislature. This com
pany has been instructed in Powers
and Daby’s fancy tactics, and can
execute the formation of Diamond,
Square and Circle. Cross, chain,
counter marches, skirmish drill anti
the manual of the musket jierfcctly.
It Pays to Advertise.
The above statement has been
demonstrated to the satisfaction of
one of of our patrons recently. Mr.
F. (I. Hyde, the enterprising jeweler
of Oakland, lias been a faithful pa
tron of the Anars, and in return it
has multiplied his sales in this im
mediate section, and lias also sold
1 his goods in the far west. Week
after week the Aroih goes to its
readers in all sections of the United
States, and some of our patrons in
Dakotali Territory lias been buying
their jewelry of Mr. Hyde.
Deaths Doings.
On Tuesday, Feb. 5, at Irondalc,
Fawrenee Kirk. His death was
caused by his falling oft the engine
house on some pailings that were
near by the house,
Mrs. W. O. Boyd, of Grafton, who
is well known to many Preston
county people, died at her home last
Sunday, and the funeral took place
on Tuesday from the Baptist church,
I which was crowded with the friends
of the deceased. Hrv. Mr. MeCut
cheon, of Clarksburg, preached the
funeral sermon. Mrs. Boyd was 69
years of age at the time of her death
j lacking two days.
She had been a meinl»er of the
Baptist church since her 14th year,
and whs a nsefnl woman in that
town and community.
When you see a bright baby pleas
| od with itself and everybody else.
| be sure that Dr. Bull’s Syrup has
| been used. Only *45 cents a bottle,
i To think clearly and act quickly
| one must have good health* Jndi
I gestion is the foe of health and
j should be driven from the system
by the regular use of F^axador.
Price 15 cents.
Beware of a Note Like the One Below.
Sharpers arc reaping largo gains by getting the farmers to become
agents for some kind ef farm machinery and takes from the victim an
agreement, worded like the one below, to pay a certain sum of money
when the articles an* sold. Later the contract turns up in the shape of a
note for a large sum of money. The one we give below is for a patent
hay fork, but they are used for other articles. In order to understand it,
read clear across the note and notice that it is a contract; then turn the
naj>cr down at the black line and you w ill at once see that the contract
lias Ikhmi changed into a note. The name of the victim is written on the
blank liues.
Tit K NOTE.
I -
One year from date 1 promise to pay_or
order, four hundred and seventy-five dollars
for value received, at 10 per cent, per annum.
Payable at......18.
\\ it ness:
bearer <*10 when 1 well, by
worth of^ patent hay fork#
Said ten dollars when duo is
How They See la.
The Kingwood Aunts came out
last week in a new dress. Tlie Ait
<u s is now as neat as a new pin, is
well edited ami contains all the local
news going in that section.—Park
ersburg Sentinel.
My Dk.vii Kp:—1 want to take a
few moments this morning to oon
gaatulatc you on the neat appearance
of the Aitova. I received the first
copy of it in its new dress yesterday,
and allow me to any, speaking from
the standpoint of a disinterested
party, that you certainly dcarve the
stpport of your Democratic friends.
You have given them a fine pajHr.
It is a great improvement, and I
hope your business in the future will
be great. Again, accept my con
gratulations. II. Allkn Iso*,
Richmond, Yu., Feb. 5.
Knight of l’ythias Matters.
'I he Terra Alta Lodge took a con -
didate for Pythian honors through
the “Amplified Third” at their
meeting last night. It is said that
the Terra Alta lmys do it up in the
highest style of the art.
Brown Lodge No. 32, of this
place, will have a social gathering
and oyster supper at their hall next
Tuesday night in commemoration
of the 25th anniversary of the order,
in which the members and a large
number of invited friends will par
ticipate. The committee on ar
rangements have requested us to say
that all members expecting to invite
friends, in order to avoid confusion,
should give the names of the per
sons so invited on or before Friday
noon of this week, without fail. The
committee arc: F. M. Murdock,
J. K. Monroe and J. M. Crane.
Cnphl's Freaks.
It 1ms been said that a coon of
mature years is always the shrewd
est, and the saying has been veri
fied by the marriage and departure
of Mr. (». (». Murdock and bis fair
bride, all in the space of three hours.
Mr. II. has been visiting in this
.... _ _i
nuiimivi anu
to make his visit the more enjoyable
he had the good judgment and taste
to spend a portion of his time in the
company of the accomplished Miss
Katie Cresap. No sooner was this
known than the wedding day was
fixed at stated intervals from that
day on by those who “knew all
about it,” until on account of the
frequent disappointments, they had
given it up that there w'ould he no
wedding at all, when lo! on this
bright day (Wednesday, 13th) at
11 a. m., at the bride’s residence the
Kev. Orwen made them man and
wife, and they departed on the 1:30
train for his home in Kansas, but
“don't you forget”that they “did’nt
forget” to leave a quantity of deli
cious wedding cake at this office for
which we will be ever grateful.
The happy couple certainly have
the best wishes of the people of this
community, and wc hope they mav |
live long and happily.
Hymen visited our community
lost evening ami made glad the
heart* of Mr. ——Wilson, one of
I Grafton's most enterpsising young
, men, and Miss Kmma Morris,oldest
I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newton
i Morris, of near Kingwood. The
j ceremony was performed by the Rev.
I K. II. Orwen in the presence of a
number of invited guests, after
which those present were as hared
; into the dining room where they
j soon demolished the bountifully pro
vided viands. **AII went merry as
a marriage bell/' The bride was
the recipient of many vnlunble and
useful presents. Of the groom we
know nothing save that be is a
young energetic business man ol
Grafton and bears the high ^‘com
mendation for good character. The
bride is a general favorite in King
wood and will be greatly missed in
society. We wish the hrppy couple
all the l^cssingsof life.
School Report**.
Report of the Deep 1 follow school
for the third month ending Febru
ary 8. 18811: Enumeration,-;
enrollment, 50; average daily at
tendance, 18; percent of daily at
tendance, A.5; names of those
neither absent nor tardy : Nora and
Laura R. Ringer, 1L M. Martin and
Thomas Devnll.
One potent factor for the average
daily attendance being less than
heretofore is: The pupils have
nearly all hud colds, the past month,
which seems almost contagious in
many respects, while perhaps the
increase in enrollment just at the
close of the month made it some
what less, as two of Mr. G. W. L.
Martin’s children, of the Mt. Pleas
ant school, and the removal of Mr.
Christopher Martin from St. Joe
back to his farm here, nml moreover
two of Mr. Alphcus Mcthcny’schil
dren have quit, and are now going
to tin* Glade Meadow school simply
because! they could not rule the
whole school and the teacher too.
•I. M. Ginsox, 'readier.
Report of the Clifton Mills school
for the second month ending Janu
ary 11 : Enrollment, 50; average
daily attendance, 45; per cent of
daily attendance, 95 ; neither absent
nor turdy: Mollic Teats, Kmrnu
Kemp, Katy Gardner, Mattie Mos
ser, Ida Fike, Walter Ridenour,
Simeon C'aton, John Kemp, (Jims.
Kemp, William Tents, Lnndo Mos
ser, Frank Lieb, Solomon Ringer,
Martin Conaway, Franklin Fike,
Charles Harader, Hugh Gardner,
William Kemp.
For the third month ending Feb
ruary 8 : Average daily attendance,
32; percent, of daily attendance,
05 ; those who merited 90 per cent,
and aboue in the brunches studied :
Mollie 'Poets, 99; Klizu Collier, 99;
Ida Fike, 98 ; I). A. Ridenour, 98;
Walter Ridenour, 98; John Mosser,
97 ; Mollie W hite, 97 ; Mattie Mos
ser, 97; William Kemp, 97; James
White, 97 ; J. M. Thomas, 97; C.
Kemp, 95; John Kemp, 94; John
8hulT*r, 94; Elmer Cuton, 94;
Emma Kemp, 94 ; Thomas White,
90; Dora Fike, 92; Emma Gard
ner, 92 ; William Touts, 94 ; Katy
Gardner, 91 ; Kvii Kemp, 92. The
third month of school was reduced
on account of the measles. We are
sorry that they were detained from
school, but glad to note that they
are all about well of this epidemic.
I). 8. Giusov, Teacher.
Personal Paragraph*.
Miss Belle Spahr, who is teaching
at Tunnelton, was at homo over
Sunday.
I)r. J. II. Manown, of Oakland,
spent several days in Kingwood since
our last issue.
Attorney Thomas, of Oakland,
was in the city last. Thursday and
Friday on business.
W. G. Brown, of this place, was
registered at the Rutfner House,
Charleston, on Tuesday.
Miss Ida Beavers, of Austen, is
visiting friends in town.
Frank Shaffer, a former K ingwood
hoy, was greeting his many friends
in town on Tuesday. Frank is
doing a good business in Illinois.
Willie Bishop, of Tunnelton, was
in town yesterday.
•1. O. Lantz, of Rowlesburg, was
in town this week.
Onr old friend George I*. Zinn
and his entertaining daughter, Miss
I^onora, made us a very pleasant
call on Tuesday.
Okry McKee, of Brandonville,
was in town this week.
Buckner Whet sell, of Portland
district, wii« in to see as Monday.
The Future Coke Outer of thi*
Country.
“West Virginia” an able and
practical miner and geologist.writer
the Timea Monday as follows:
“The enterprise of Kx-Senator
Camden in completing the forma
tion of two companies with a paid
up capital stmk of 000,000 for
the purjxise of building railroads
and developing the eokeing coals of
West Virginia, shows that the coal
territory of the young mountain
State, is being rapidly brought into
market.
“The limited area of the famous
Conncllxvilie coal coking basin.being
only 33 mites long by three miles
w’ide, now supplies a large por <H-nt
age of the coke now used in our iron
industry. This heavy demand U]K)n
it will at no distant day exhaust
that celebrated coal basin. It i* as
natural for rapitalists to invest in
ilic coal territory of"ihTT'stutr ;1> it
is lor water to run down lull. At
tlui beginning of the next century
sin* will have taken her position in
the front rank of the coke produc
ing states in the Union.
“As the result of the action of
water wearing down and disintegra
ting the surface of the earth and
rocks with w hich it conies in contact
thus exposing to view the upjwr
coal scuitts*ihut can be mined above
water level. The lower seams will
have to be shafted for. but with the
aid of machinery this can bo easily
accomplished.
“In the lirst. decade of the new
century, this State will have a cos
mopolitan mining population exca
vating the black diamonds, iron
ores, limestones and fireclays from
her mountains to supply the increas
ed demand of our iron and steel in
dustries. The slopes of those
mountains will bo dotted with
cottages and the fertile soil cultivated
to bring forth the fruits of the earth,
the tall pines and oaks that lmv«
stood the storm of ages past will
give way for the church and school
house. Ami chimes of Christmas
hells from their spires will mingle
with voices of generations yet un
horn from her rugged mountain
tops and green pasture valleys,
swelling the chorus of the plains of
Bethlehem. ‘Peace upon earth and
good will towards men/ Onward
and upward is the march of civili
sation under the inexorable law of
the survival of the fittest/’
Hrware or Olniutrnis lor ( alarm Thai ( onlaii
Mercury,
i»* Mercury will surely destroy th#> nunsoof Mnoll
mid completely derange the whole <ystorn when
entering throng the niucti* surfaces, Midi ,irtl
dc* "lioiiia never he u*ed except on prescrip
tion* from reputable phynlelftfiH, a* the damage
they will do are ten fold to the good derived
from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by t J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, contain* no
mercury, and I* taken Internally and act* direct
ly upon the blood mid inuou* surfaces of the
(ysfein. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure he sure
touget the genuine It 1* taken Internally and
manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co.
Sold by druggist* at 73c per bottle.
The oppressed subjects of Euro
pean governments turn to this
country for free homes, free laws
and the free use of Salvation Oil for
their pains. It is the slight eold
frequently contracted that finally
undermines the system. Use Dr,
Bull’s (lough Syrup in the begin
ning stages, and be cured.
Notice I
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to Bishop A Manown,either
by note or book account, will call
at onre and settle same.
We mean business.
Kowloshurg, W. Va., Fob. 2, ’HO.
Half Fare to Washington.
For the benefit of ail who desire
to visit Washington at the time of
the inauguration of President-elect
Harrison, the B. AO. railroad com
pany will sell excursion tickets to
Washington and Aaltimore at rate
of one fare for the round trip from
all points on its line. The tickets
will ho on sale FYbruary 20th to
March 3d inclusive, and will he
valid for return passage until March
1th inclusive.
Excursion tickets to Baltimore
will lie good to stop over at Wash
ington in either or both directions.
Excursion tickets from Washing
ton to Baltimore, at rate of *1.20
for the round trip will be on sale at
all B. AO, ticket offices in Wash
ington, FYbruary 20th to March 4,
good until March 7th.
W. F. MENEAI,
4i.i nr
FURNITURE.
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Kln*w(M»|. W . Vs. 17
T* U>,“ U*tth UaM * Knit mM
Wotff'sAG M E^lacking
It ike Masking far Mm, N’ottirn anti
(Viildrtn.
The RICHEST BLACK POLISH.
Making Leather Waterproof and thimble.
Aa Jlntth. A Skins Lattt a }Vesk.
Otn hr ttathal uith nvter, name a.i Oilcloth.
The I'incei 1 footing for I/autsen.
Bull I f Kh <• Mo-os. Omen*. tbviliftA
•rut rntUm iwmJl).
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. PHiiAoriPKi*.
THE BANK OF KINGWOOD
Paid Up Capital, $125,000.
Tenders It* *cr\ Ye • to tin business ennuuttnlty
ns u depository of itl*olule safety. Wo com
int-nil It to those having lille faints and Invite
you to deposit tliem with in. onr vault* mnl
safes are of t he l est, mnl tho tndlvl lual liability
of onr shareholders and officers guarantee de
positor* against the possibility of |o>s.
J. V. MeCliikw, l*res.
F. IIccumans, Cashier. 4 r> y
Notice to Creditors.
To the creditors „f ||. |[. «;r||,l.|e, dcreuMst ;
In iiursnatn •< of ml. ree of the eireult court
of the county of Preston, nm le In o cause there
In pending, to subject the real e lute of the said
II. II l.rllddo to the payment of Ids debts you
are rcipilred to present your elalius aualnst tho
estate of the said dt.dent for adludlcstion to
P. .1. 1 rogan, l oimnlsslouer, at his oilier In the
said county, on or before the «Mh day of March
next.
..y'** " at -on. oh rk of suld cottrt,
this Pith day of January, ihhu. <
* I"** J. W. Watson, Clerk,
Julius K. Monroe,
SURVEYOR OF LANDS,
KI Nil WOOD, W.VA.
Will answer calls for hunt surveying from any
part of the county promptly und nt reasonable
rates. Plots, drafts and calculations neatly and
aeeurately made frog deeds or Held antes. Hay
ing out and grading pikes, county roads and
tramways; also laying out town lots, streets,
foundations, etc. Corn s|Mindciieo solicited.
CENTRAL HOTEL, j
T J. McAVAY, Prop
this Borne is Co&TSuisntly Lociti within i
Ha.f Minute's Walk of loot*
Kvery effort made to please guests.
(Jruftou, W. Vn.
Hutnplo rimm on first floor. 1117 any
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