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From that hour there VAS not hing
but the Bonnie Blue Flag In South.
ern air. AS the visitors to jackson
returned home-north, east, south
and west they spread it everywhere.
The rigid critic Of the words, IN the
light OF this hour, may not feel their
full force a. We experienced It then !:
but, surely, the "Marsetlles Hymn"
could not have been originally more
warmly received than was our sim.
pie little "Bonie Blue Flag" aud OF
which one IL the first lawyers III the
South was the imMe iiate l0spirstOr.
' g. E. n.
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turned with only one '-dter and Wild
turkey.
Your old towns-man r. T.. Uauwav,
is doing a good u~iness here MERIDIAN
fizing. We believe there are as mauv
goods sold in the two stores horo as ia
any stores in tho county, and Nsc kao,r
th're il moro poultry shipped nrom
hero.
Polly q. L." your Tuuueltou cor
respondent Is a sweet specimen to give
any one an introduction To a commur itv.
Winoss his mention OF our teacher i'm
your lat issue. People here have
~cab,s whether McCa0er,v is a human
or not, since read ug the ANGUS. They
DON'T quite comprehend tho graudil-
oque 1t language OF Polly" aud think
he means son.o kind oran animal. Come
out, Polly" and explain.
We are glad 90 notice that a CORES
pendent has written up the s,mi ann ual
news OF Austen. Don't Gattor Yourself.
Mr.. Editor, your correspondent from
that place Will surely hc limited.
MIR. john rnulcy. LEFT ON Friday for
some place. It is thought Fauloy is
mat rimouially inclined.
a, We are done writing We viii quit.
BILTs.
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In Brief

The dxly-fve thousand dogs Of st.
Petersburg bring to The city treasury
sl3O,OOO per y ear e. being the tax upon
O cha dog,
A family Of emigrants were found oc-
cupying a tomb iu cemetery near Prov
ideucc, y. f., that had been left open.
When discovered they hsd had possess
ion a week, and were using the coffin
snclvcs % put their dishes on.
Indiana has tho largest school fund o.
any state II comprises SiI ,GO1, 900 ru
school property and 10000 Zoo the
State Treasury, total Of S20.G0D 900, or
go 20 every child ira Che public schools.
Two men recently started from Min
ueopolis. Mimi, ON The same train, care
rying conf cung deeds to piece Of land
in Sioux Falls, and each resolved t1 got
his document recorded first. A. tboy
approached thot city one OF thcm climb.
ell upon tho engine, slipped the coup.
ling, loft the train 20 take caro- OF ITSELF
aud rushed or, securing a record Of his
title haitian hour before his rival, who
had waited for another locomotive,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Deed made Dec. Is, 1873, from Il, w.
acres laad in Lyon District.
Deed made Sept. 7, 1873 from James
Reed to II. II. Reed for lG5 acres land
in valley District.
Deed made Nov. 5, 1879 from e. l..
Fortney to Felix do Memogyei for so
acres land in Lyon District
Deed made Nov. q, 1873, from Mi.
chael Boyles 20 J. II. Shader for lot NO.
81 in Mt. Carmel, Union District.
Deed made July II, 1876, from Francis
w. Purinton TO John i. Funk for 100
acres land in Reno District.
Deed made Nov. 4, 1879. from Jameg
r. Brand to William Montgomery for
% acres land IN Lyon District.
Deed made Nov, 9, 1872 from John r.
Funk 70 John +. Brat fer 100 acres land
i'm Reno District
Deed made May 7, 1879, from @.
Cresap com'r, TO VIM. II. Glover for
80 acres, 90 acres, l59 acres aud 4Oi
acres land ia Union District,
Deed made Nov. 2j 1879, from Jno.
Barton Payne con r. TO A. g.. Trickett
for ~ acres land in Il no District.
Deed made June !, 1873. from Philip
Shah"n to Jacob S. Sanders for "a acres
land in Union District.
Deed m ade June 10, 1879, from Peter
Bolyard To Josiah Bolyard for u acros
land in Reno District
Deed made Dec. /, 1872 from Jae. A.
Brown cOm'r To- john r. Miller for 100
| acres land in KingwOod District.
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LOCAL CRIT-CHAT
Happenings Here and Herea0outs

Mckenzie, the Huxter, pays cash for
| Hides and Furs. [no.22t.E
The ARGUS and the Wheeling Register
! for $3.50 u year.
s-Fine Soap and Perfumery at Dent
& Sons, Newburg
va Trusses at down prices at Dent &
Sons, Newburg.
Lange's Plugs Dent e Sons, New~
burg. (nosu.
Best assortment of Neckwear, at
VOLTS.
Deputy Shcrin's IL nman of Reno.
and Bratt of Lyon Districts, were in
town Tuesday.
~ Mems Fine Linon Collars, at
VOLTS.
The statement is going tho rounds
that negroes never specie. How is this &?
Mems Undorshirts and Drawers, at
VOLTS.
Mrs. J. /. Stone loft Tuesday morning
for weeks visit among friends at Graf
ton and Ne"hurg,
If YOU have n lot Of trade, dror card
:" Nc heLZie At Il 1wesville, and he vii,
0''''' ANU S'' YOU
Mr. jacob Miller, formerly OF Follows
viIle' this county, but now of Lowell,
Ncn'' writes that he baS to 20 90 miles
Tor MS IRE wood and that it requires
I""r days trip Tor each load. And yet
s,v ,hcv Ii<et .rrn,,. -. "''
'''S '''0'o - no ac'
VI E'' ""J ''' N'''"S oil Pr""uce'
Rsv. Mr.. Randall. the Evangelist l. i'm
town and as usual with him. mas been
decorating the waste places with such
significant placards as tho following ;
.'Sin." Vanity" "UellGre." "IIapp
eSS," "Heavcn," sc. Mr. Randall
prints his own chramos. an is provided
WIZ cano hIllc5 with white lead which
Dc,.,"..,,,,I '''''' ''' ''0'-- 0'''''"" NHoJ
Ec- Cream Dates and Rock Candy at
Dent * sons, Newburg
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ROWLE5BURG LETTER.
RowLEsnURG, DEc .. 1879.

RowLRsBURG, DEo .. 1879
Iditor Argus;
Mr.. p. A Aolony, of the telegraph
fraternity, and Miss Bridget Burke were
united IN the molly bonds of matrimnny a
the Parish last Sunday, NoY Both, by
Rev. Father Boyce. The ceremony was
witnessed 10y a large congregation, AID
many were the congratulations. Let US
hope chat when their s,ar msy SGT at lifos
Go Q, that it may set As sets the morning
star, which goc,h not down bchiDd the
dAIkened west, but mclls away intJ Tie
Brightness OF heaven.
BJsincsl seems TO ne rcviving here. The
Railroad Company ia building an engine
house and coal shutcs, pr,parat ry to
moving the Newburg "helpcrs" here. W.
expect them by the first of January.
The young men are still holding meet
ings in their new Town Hall, and It is to
be hoped that our town can soon boast Of
having music from two brass bands.
On last Sunday night there was raid
made on Morris s. Stones store, but for.
tunately they got nothing. We also learn
that there w4g raid made on Mr.. Mines
store at Roj&mer's ON the same nj. Int.
NJ
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a strange relic hes lust been ploscu-
ted to the state of Arkansas. IL * a
white leather belt with the impytut
across ii ola bloody hand. It was wom
by Col. Archibald Nell, who. 6ghurg
desperately on the field OF Bucna Vista,
got a fatal wound and in trying 20 tear
away the belt le0 red finger marks.
Il. A. Packer. superintendent Of tho
Pennsylvania a Il Newyouk Railroad,
! lately convcrsoa by telephone for two
hours with friends in Mauch Chunk
while himself in Nebraska. 1000 mi Cs
on At the Office in Bethlehem Conrec-
ton was made with tho Eastun aud Ans
boy wire, and al Perth Amboy with a
Western wire. Every whisper was su-
dible
The new Pullman palace cars arc very
luxurious, costing each $4,000 Ordi-
nary passenger cars cost 81 600. draw ing
room cars, $1,000. mail AM baggage
cars, 5000; box cars, 500.
\ water spaniel recently followed his
master into a machine shop in Pulaski,
y. y, and while wsgging his tail oriSk-
ly got too close TO an oily shat which
was making 100 revolutions per minute.
The hairs worc long and were wrapped
once around the shau before the dog got
ready To wag his tail the other way.
Tho shan made S7l revolutions in 10
seconds, and the dog likewise, before
his master discovered his prcdicamcut
and released him. Amer his adventure
the spaniel was very much out ut6rc.th,
but not seriously hurt.
At New Philadelphia. Ohio, "A huge
dog In attempting To scale high toucc
into yard missed his calculation aud
landed at the bottom Of the well. sixty
feet deep, The family thought tho wa
ter rather "riley" next morning, but
could not account for ii. About noon
tho hired girl upon looking into tho wol'
discovered a pair of cleaning ewes star.
ing at her from the bolt I'm. Help was
obtained and the dog drawn up newas
in the well about fifteen hours and k-It
alive by swimming all the time.
Mrs. i. ii. Jordan is visiting among
friends at Grafton
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OUR FELLowsvILLE LETTER.
FgLLowsvLIE, Nov. %, 1910.

FELLowsvfLLE, Nov. %, 1910.
As VIC have a few moments 10 spare.
we viii undertake to help Gu up your
local columns with few eye. tens from
this neighbprhood
School commenced Monday last with
fair attendance, r.. w. McCanertv
teaching lie U.s. also teaching a class in
peumauship ,hIeo nights in the week.
We understand quite number are at
tending. with fair prospect foI many
moro.
squire Summers hold court bore to-
day. but $40 arc not posted as to waat e.
on Che l5skct
We arc glad TO state that matrmony
has not played out in This vicinity.
Mr. John J.. Iinu and Miss Ellen
1uckett conclud ng that IL was not good
for man COR womanJ TO live alone, de-
parted FROM ;hc stare Of Jingle bile sed-
moss Cor cussedncs-. as the case may bel
aud entered upon the state Of matrimonv
ou Wednesday last The happy couple
came to Mr. a. O.. Tnckeus in this
place ou Thursday nigh. and were
t-catcd To- an old fashioned screuado
Some mighty hunters from this vie
ciuiiy departed To- Tine -balos of Poca.
hontas county recently. and intended
there to slaughter much game, but. AS
oman proposes and god ,or something
or someDody else disposos," they're
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A Young Wife Enticed and For
bly, Detained IN a Disorderly
House in Baltimore.

A Young Wife Enticed and For
bly, Detained IN a Disorderly
House in Baltimore.
4 startling case Of abduction was
brought to light i'm Baltimore last week
\ young wife and another, who lives
ia New Work, was forcibly detained in a
disorderly house into which she had
been enticed. The first iutimatiou OF the
affair WAS received by the police through
the husband, whose name is very props
erly suppressed, who arrived on AN ear
ly train and applied for assistance i'm re-
covering possession OF his wife. lie said
that his wife had come to Baltimore on "A
visit to a friend, and had been enticcd
into a disorder ~ house, and there fCrci-
bly, detained 10y woman named Lille
Farrell The police at once went 20 the
house in question, W ere the wife was
found in "A tate Of great excitement, con
lined in a room ON AN upper floor She
was ~ once released. She said that the
woman Farrell had rented rooms from
her IN New York, at her husbands resi-
den, in We. Thirty fifth street. sever.
al weeks a-o. and after expressing grea,
friendship for her. invited ner To BJlti.
more to pay hor a visit. The young wife
came on last Sunday to visit freud in
this city, and anerward cal ed at the res
idence of the woman Farrell. There she
met many women, and saw at once that
the place was den of inamy. She sig
nided her intention of quitting the house
at once, hut the woman Farrell refused
10 allow her TO do So, aud finally got her
intc room on the second story and
locked her in. y young woman kept
her company, and her meals were
brought To- her. At length the wife brio
ed The Girl to send Geographic dispatch
TO her husband in New York, which sho
did. The husband, on receiving tho dis
patch, boarded a train, and came direct to
Baltimore. lie went TO the house lesig-
mated in the telegram. and demanded al
mission. This was refused. lie then APP
piled TO tho police. The husband refused
to lay charge against the proprictress
Of the house, wishing 10 avoid all public
;ty. Ho started at about Il. NJ. for
home, accompanied 10y his wife. His
wife is 10 years of age, brunette, and
very PrepossoSsing in appearance. She
was greatly excited, owing to her terri>
bio experience. and had to be taken 10
the depot i'm carriage, being unable TO
stand from montal prostntion-
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JoTTlNGs FROM INDEPENDENCE.

Two young ladies, recently from
simpsons Station. have opened a
millinery establishment 10 the store
1onse formerly occupied by Mr.. O..
Johnson.
The two steam "a liz have done 4
brisk business tor the last three or
tour months, the drouth compelling
people to come az lar as fifteen M. es
with their grain,
There is 10 be festival at toe
Baptist church on Christmas, to pro-
cure money TO purchase IN organ for
the Sunday school. A Christmas
tree, oysters, ice cream and other
uxuues are pare Of tao programme.
Mr.. George Sheets has moved here
from lroudale Furnace.
Our school is being taught this
winter by Messrs. Crogan aud Shaw
-botn good teachers
The ARGUS is eagerly sought after
when the mai opens eacL Friday
night. IEDEPENDGsT.
The above was crowded out last
week Ed
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Al 90 ''''''''4 - " as
hAN-b, mand eCiiVt; sNpply .opal g.
l'' ola loose on wagons Si2 OO@14 90 per
to'.; oSltd nj about TIE same figures, or a
rue hthrr IN some cases, Weetern
Iowa $tS OO@2O 90.
MlLtrESD-ln Small demand and holds
steady middNugs SlS Per ton: shin stpii
Sl2 per ton.
IlSONIstONs
CNFFSs-Falr 20 good Rio nj 1I@ib
prime l1c; choice 1e'; hest Wu,e.inr
roasted lSc, yellow Rio Is, Java e5c
SNrups, common 65G%Or. PUNE as: New
or't"nS molasses, SO@iOt; prime 35y,
choice soc
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AS Mr.. n. J. Hldebrand the popular
agent Of tho New Howe Sewing Ma
chine, Of Grafton, was driving past the
residence Of Mr.. Edward Bran1On, ON
the road between FellowsYille and Tun~
melton, ON Tuesday last, he discovered
that the roof OF part Of the building was
on fire. mr, n. sounded an alarm, and
by the timely apple ton Of few buc e
cts Of water the flames were exhuguish-
ed. Only Mrs. and Miss Bianuon woro
at homo q. the time, ard The oppouuno
passing of Mr. IT. doubtless prevented
the utter destruction Of the building
Mems Gloves all kinds-at VOLTS.
rnoZ7t2
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Execution oil LIZ Walkor.

Liable Wall or WIS banged at Wayne
Cour. House, w. Va, at o'clock on
tho afternoon OF Nov. ~, in tho presence
of 5000 people, for the murder OF Pat
Moan, oct 18Th, 1875 Good order was
preserved by strong body Of police.
Walker died without a struggle.
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AZ tho rosid nee Of his daughter, Ms.
r. Il. Thomas, near Arnettsville, Mon-
ongalia county, Of paralysis, on the 9th
instant, Rawley r. Dent. in the ia year
OF his age. Mr.. Don't bel )ngsd to an old,
worry numerous and respectable family.
Ho was the son Of Capt. John Dent, AN
officer in the Revolutionary war. and was
one OF twelve children, all of whom have
preceded him to the grave but Dr. NJ.
Dent, OF GRANVILLE and Mrs. Arab FogJo
Mckenzie, the Peddler. sells silks AZ
low a. SO cents per yard.
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THE.
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Is Published eve,y .Sut,Udoy 6y the
ARGUS PRINTING COMPANY,
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II ENRN. CLAY HYDE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

KINGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA
rev III practice in Preston and nd
joining counties
OFFICE In Cranes brick building
Court square. OctlS>,7y
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We send out a few copies, here aud
there, of this number of tho ARGUS 20
non subscribers, as goutlo hint that
we think their names ought to bc on our
mailing list. Now don't ny INFO pass
ion, aud oN erwheim Us by-sendmg the
price of two or three years subscription
in advance.
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Correspondents Will greatly obHgc us
by combining themsoNo, strictly to INIT
tors OF general or local interest, and by
observing trevity and tersenuess in
statement. W q have neither space nor
inclination to permit Indulgence in
coarse or illnntnred norson nltics
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spaily except SUNDAY. +Dailv. tDou't
stop here, Besides the above>named
trains there is "A WY Train with a PASS
enger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except Sunday.
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Bob Castor the alleged murderer o,
John Sullivan, an employo OF Coup's
Circus, murdered at Parkersburg
some time since, was last week brought
before Judge J. NJ. jackson on writ
ofhoDcas corpus. The Judge refused to
admit he prisoner to bail. 1t will DO
recoilec ed thh young CASTOR was the
leader ola gang Of youthful runiaus, Of
Petersburg, who fell upon and beat The
Snowman Sullivan to death at that place
last summer, an account Of which was
given in the ARGUS, at the time.
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ST. re Robbed at Rodamors Tun-

The store hous Of Nine & Higgiu-
botham, n Rodamors, this county, was
entered last Saturday night and about
seventy five dollars worth o; goods sto-
len. On the complaint ofJOhn A. Buck
lew and others, Justice Benson issued
his writ for the apprehension of John
skinner and Harry Shepherd, who were
seen in that vicinity Saturday night aud
Sunday morn ing, and who were sup~
posed to be the guilty parties. They had
preliminary examination before Jus
tice Is nson Monday night AMI were
committed to the county Jail TO await
the action OF our next Circuit Grand
Jury Thos. J. PodiiCord, Esq, OF
Oakland, was employed to prosecute tho
cas-, and II. G. hyde. ocour town. con
Quoted the defense. Whether the parties
are guilty or not, of course it is not our
province 20 say, but we learn that Inc
evidence was merely of circumstantiat
character. The prisoners woro broug It
here Tuesday, in custody OF officer
Fraley, and lodged in Jail
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8. & o. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains or the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
for the stations named below, " hich cook
elect May. 18th, 1873:
EASTWARD BOUND.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED

James Kelley and Lizzie A. AMMAN.
John i. linn and Ellen a. Trickett.
Smith Hamod and Mary Wakefield.
Patrick a. Maloney and BIiget Burke
william II. Deberry and Bell Frank
houser.
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