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Ed ton Argus'
send you a lew items that may
be of some interest to your readers
We surely are having winter af-
ter the old style. The snow is at
present more han foot in depth,
and yet it SHOWS.
Rev.-Lee minister OF the ban
list persuasion has been conduatinp
meeting at this point Tor more than
three weeks, and his laboIs have been.
attended with signal success, Forty
FIVE persons have proressea CONVEX
sion, and remission OF sins. Five
were baptized last Sabbath, aud six
more TO day, The ice had to be
broken before the ordin nee could be
performed Rather chilly oper-
alton too with the thermom ter near
zero. While the ice was being bro
ken young man who was stan ding
on the ice a few feet from the scene
of operations. suddenly struck hos
lzontal position and showed of for
immersion on his own hook. The
burst Of merriment that followed
was rather loud and long consider
ing the solemnty Of the occasion
bot it WAS rather lnughablo TO see
the way he Pulled for the shore'
Five more Of The converts have
applied for baptism at a future day.
and leuppose the remainder VIII seek
church homes elsewhere. Rev. Lee
IL employed as the pastor for the
church at this place 80 also at Port
land during the coming year, and
We extend to him hearty welcome.
lodging ircn what we have seen
and heard Of him, he is speaker
OF more than ordinary ability, and
an earnest worker in the vineyard
Of Che Master.
Named Ga the lllh inst, Beuj. F
Crane OF this Co., to Miss Salla
White Of GarPett Co., M. To the
young couple we extend our warmeat
congratulations, and best wishes for
her future happiness.
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OUR TUNNELToN LETTER.

" Ia T. M cLlON LETTER.
Feb 26.b.-Tbe weather is very
-haugeab'e in this vicinity. but the
people are about the same.
Friday Feb OF, the Tuuneton
young fly" under the supervision
OF Mr.. w, J, Lavele, attended a
spelling schol io the Bouafeld dis
trict, at the same ENJOYING a grand
sleigh ride. The exercises. both in
the house aud on the playground,
were very interesting. M. J. NJ.
Jeherys coming ont ahead in til e
spelling match, aud Miss Flora Bon.
a6elj second.
Sat night, Feb. %, R,v.J. W.
Hess began holding a protracted
meeting here, which is very well a. -
tended.
Sunday Pm. two sled loads, and
severa! sleigh loads, attended church
at Howesville, listening to very
interesting temperance address by
Rev, d. Cool.
Mrs NJ. l.. ShafIer Of Austen was
in town Tuesday.
Tuesday night, Feb. %, Mr.. w.
5. Haymomi delivered an add ress
before the musical convention at Graf.
ton. MEMO.
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Transfer

Decd made oct. {, 1873 by WIN. Hagans
to Jonas Frankhousor tor Of an ac,r
near BrandouVillo; admitted ..
The young ladies and gentlemen had
AN apron parry at the editor residence
saturday night last rlai,ideale,.
Mercilrl Moses! Have they como IN
that in Philippi? At Calls house too.
From the number Of valentines report.
cd To havc been received at Phiippi hv
different parties, we iulcr that Sargent
and Call have been having some photo
graphs taken aud sending them 10
their friends
The people can now invest thcir mons
oy in per cent. L. :. bonds. or 20 TO
%immo's gallery and get one picture
suitable for an album for 10 cents. Small
pictures enlarged. Picture of infant i'm
arms % ccuts All parties wanting pie
lures should call at once, as no will not
rcman in i>iugw0Jd longer thuu April
Why IL thnt o matter how moral
anp temperate 70 young man may strive
to hc in ,h- town. somebody feels called
upon o. rcpor, that hc is very immoral
and topper orthe worst kind? I1or the
young men OF Kupwood we can say,
that in no town in Uis state can Lc
found better behaved md more ordchy
set oil young men. lis truo that some
times ono orthcm mav go cstrly, but is
that sufficient reason for circulating roe
port aorogatory to the character ofai?
The young men are tired of this cour, @
OF proceedings and wo hear dark threats
vengeance upon Ge tradoccrs Of their
characters.
WcWc sorry 10 soy that we do not
escape the serpent tongues OF these prs
ding idiots, and as We arc i'm position
trcq.if.s the most straight forward
action "a our part the malicious ca.
lumui4ors take especial delight in cir
cuh'Iu- Infamous lies concerning us.
il ha, u isst IOc,mc so usual t. ir.
c.uic as in every mean report in circua-
jon ihHi Co protect ourselves wc give
.hi~ notice; Hereafter. whru our namo
is used n amy respect Chlti- hurtml o.
our character. We will take savage do
.ipht in publishing the names and out
opinion of The PARTIES who may be n.
strumental i'm setting the report aGoat
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Daily except Sunday. fplilv. tnou't
stop here, Besides the abovc>uamcd
trains there is a W " Train with a pass
cuger car attached. that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is perticu.
Iary recommended Tor children. 1t
cures Coughs. Colds, Group, Sore
Throat and Wboopiug Cough. Is
pleasantt The taste and acts like a
charm. Price, % cents.
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fOuClS On our rocket DOCKS
Mrs. James \. Brown. Mrs. L. Hcer-
mans and Miss Della b. Stone axe the
committee to canvass for the final con-
trjbutious (ouly $500 to be r,ised to
complete and furnish the new NJ. L.
Church. Don't scold and cry "hard
times when YOU are called ON. but give
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work that future generations will give
MS credit for the building OF two bcauu-
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Az cure for Charped and Chared
Hands, nothing equals Keller's Ro-
man Imminent. For sale by all
Druggist. Price 80 cents.
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I'm hope Of that immortal crown,
now tine cross sustain:
Al gladly wander up and down
And smile at toll and pain
J. L. G.
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here ana Hcreabouts

Lent commenced on Wednesday.
We arc indebted to C. Z. Brown, Esq
- for late WASHINGTON papers.
S New stock of Winter goods mt Allen
Ellis a Co.'s, Newburg, w. Va.
JAS, II. Carroll, Esq. was visiting at
Brandonvillc this week.
Gibson and Thomas are selling nice de-
LANES at fifty cents per pound.
Elias Lantz, Esq, was visiting at
Rowlesburg last Saturday and Sunday.
Good Twist and Flat Plug Tobacco nj
so cents per pound at Allen, Eli, Il Co.'S
Mr.. Emanuel Baoghly, of Bruccton.
gave rs call this week.
Our thanks arc duo young lady in
Kngwood, FOR charming certain lamp
globe, to keep itirom breaking.
Miss Lily Elliott and J. NJ. Crane
Esq, were al Portland on Saturday
last.
. his. Arbucklo's Coffee cor SLoO, 10 lbs.
Standard a. Sugar for SLIGO, at Gibson
Thomas, Newbue.
Sheriff Ford has paid his first install
mont Of state tax. Mr. Ford is a prompt
and efficient officer.
New stock Of Imperial and Gunpow-
der Tea s at 40 snd 80 cents per pound at
lien. Ellis tS CO.'S.
The time for making maple sugar APP
I IL H. SO ! 81,
need the attendance of a physician.
Another case of those pound dalains
| lust received at Gibson and Thomas
! Ncwburg
IT the return of robins is a sign OF
| Spring, that season is at hand tor many
Of them have been seen during the past
week.
At Anen. Ellis 81 CO.'S. YOU can &c
good green c'hce at - and IS cts. per 10
! Mrs. Phobe Fawcau has been very ill
for several days past. but it is thought
she is recovering.
when Won go TO Nowburg. 20 to
Gibson and Thomas and see those de
Ianes for fifty cents per pound.
The ends and backs for the pews in
The now ". +. Church arc to be furnish
,o... ,...., .,...,.,
RcT. Jordan pro'rhaI sermon to
ihe Young r'ol j. ON lest Sunday night
twas full ofpaiH Wholesome truths.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
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bt.uquon subscribers VIII please ro-
momhcr ihat we must h'vc money, and
ihot after the 'ircu' Court i'm March we
/ viii s'IiEc irom our l!st the names OF
All S""-'r'''f' WA" 90 NOT pay up
We arc very sorry to announce tho ul-
ness of Mrs Mary Sarznau. She has
been sufferer for years. bat ou last
Tuesday She became much worse. and
! it IL feared that be viii not recover.
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MURDOCH We're appointed % comtco
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We hovcin our pos ession "a taxrcccipt
| given to John Franlsco in 1889 and
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| s"ihe U.s. pI'hJ-d ON pie'e OBJ paper
/ , bout by inches square and is Of
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We ask chat our exchanges rom uber
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VA. Ano's are two papers having no
| Connection Win o'ch o.nor The latter
/ is P"b'ishod in kiur"ood. Preston couu-
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ALBANY COMPBNSATING SPRING BED,
TTpG GR % x Xxx Try

We keep constantly hand foil line Cske which We
we wii tim to order shortest notice.
Orders filed at all hours day aud We G orders road
J
Wareroom Mandatory Railroad pposte Snoot Isekv
...-.- and the Rs'Iroad Depot
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B. 6 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed tlmc table of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore * Ohio Railroad
for the stations named below. which cook
effect \oy. 18th. ISIS:
EASTWARD ROUND.
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TIME FOR HOLDING COURTS.
state of Wc-t Virginia;
House OF Delegates:
Wheeling, W. Va.
SMITH erase, ESQ.
Kiugwood, w. Va.
De0r Gl.
BY request Of Hon. John Bmunon.
Judge, 9th Circuit, / write to inform
you that by House Bm PIG, which be
cime q law 90 day, tho time for holding
tho Circuit Courtiu Preston county, each
year, commences ON the 22d d3y ri
N7ych, 0DdHtc 81 duV ~ Oct0bcr
Yours Very truly.
a. VI. PoUNDsTONE.
Reduced Ratios in Railroad Tickets
Tickets to WASHINGTON. Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Ncw s lrk. Wheeling.
Chicago and dl poirfs East or West. at
less than ~. X COmpuy's regular rates.
AdIr or call ON
y. KAHN.
Clgthior. and Ticket Agent
Brinkmau's Opcu House, Grafton, W v
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during the past six months, and some Of
the most conservative authorities predict
that the metal will sell as high presently
as It did during the civil war.
The enormous enterprises already under
way, particularly In the direction OF rail.
way plant, will, frompresent appearances,
require allthe iron We can produce In 1880,
notwithstanding the fact that all the avail.
able furnaces are being pushed 70 the
utmost extent, and 1t may tax heavily the
tonnage capacity 70 transport iron from
abroad hither. In fact, the market has
undergone O most extraordinary change
within the past Ten ortwelye days, torpor
having been superseded by an almost I'M
precedented activity. Many consumers
are still waiting for q reaction before buy
ing, but unless the signs Of the times be
very deceptive, they will have TO come In
and purchase, II they longer delay, at even
higher figures than those now current,
The Crane Company have sold largely al
$50, at works, and there have been sales
In Philadelphia up TO $50. AStrong iea,
ture In the market Is the heavy demand
for forge irons, and largely for the West
1000 tons gray forge have been taken Of
$Sl. We notice besides, before themarket
became so excited, sales Of 1000 tons LIE
high at $50 ssor No. 1 Y, and S2s for No. :
Y; 1000 tons Lehigh for future deliver!
at $50 for No. l X, and 1000 tons cold
short gray forge Of so at furnace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-24
The Buslnesa boom.

Pittsburgh Gazette.
Confectioners report that the boom in
this trade this season lsRhead Of any record
within their knowledge.
Most Of the factories, on account OF the
press OF orders, cannot shut down for
more than one day during the holidays.
Fourteen furnaces are now in blast in
the Shenango Valley, with prospects Of
four being added to the list Of 'ins' before
the close Of next January.
About $500 persons are employed at
Jones & Laughlin's rolling mill and work.
shops 81 the firm, and two hundred and
twenty-five tons Of finished iron are turned
out daily.
Several OF our leading firms are calling
in their salesmen, having their factories
so fully employed that they need AJAX for
no more orders. Such a thing has never
been known before to this extent.-PhtlG.
North american.
There are in Pittsburgh and It's imme-
diate vicinity seventy.tive glass works,
t%wenty.iour OF which make tableware,
t~wenty.iour window glass, eight fruit
jars, ten green and black glass bottles and
phials, and nine chimneys. The factories
contain 700 pots, employ, 5000 people,
and turn out q product valued at above
$8,O0O,0O0.
A stranger approaching Youngstown OF
Sharon would be apt to look for rain, as
the booming 0 1.-THE squeezers, rumbling Of
rolls, and the rafting Of nail machines
would impress him with the idea that dis
tant thunder was approaching. Her mills
are beehives OF industry.-National LabOl
Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-24

great for the country, taken throughout.
When fully discounted, however, these
figures still show enormous results and
great progress, especially OF late years.
Not long ago Western butter and cheese
had scarcely any sale in any Of our East
ern markets, because It was supposed that
prime articles were never produced in that
section. Now the creameries Of the far
West, Of Wisconsin and Iowa, turn out
the premium butter Of the whole country,
while the first prize at the late fair was
awarded to butter made In Montreal. Our
exports Of butter and cheese last year
were valued ct Sls,OOO,0OO, more than
double what they were in 1870. Along
with the improvements in the mAnutRc.
turing processes for dairy products n
great Improvement Is being made at the
West in the stock for dairy farms. This
Ia the natural effect Of the stimulus Of
higher prices, resulting from improved
methods. The "old field" cattle, the
"%pennyroyal breed" as they are called
in Ohio, are making room for real dairy
stock - Attorneys, Jerseys, Ayrshires,
HolSteins, Hereiords and Dutch cattle.
These improved classes Of cattle are prac-
tically capable Of yielding two pounds Of
butter or two Of cheese where the inferior
stock can produce only one from the same
quantity aud quality Of food. These fine
strains Of cattle, judiCially crossed with the
hardy natives" give q grade stock oil
superior mixers, which Is at the same
time healthy and we'll used 10 the climate,
These improvements are going on daily,
and they add enormously to the value Of
the 1000 0,0CJ head OF live stock already
in the country. We have great ranges
Of pasture land, and there is as
yet no limit to our production OF articles
Of food and OF dairy articles, II Is proba.
bic that Y hen our population numbers
one hundred millions the United States
will export ten times the value Of dairy
products now exported, besides feelings all
that added population. Only a little over
ten per cent Of the arabic land in the
United States is under cultivation, vet the
surplus OF our cereal crops suftices to sup
ply the deficiency in the food markets o.
all the world. II Is the land and its pro
, ducts, and the manufacture Of those raw
products into finer goods, such as butter
and cheese from milk, which are gtvinI
US these grand results and all this immense
leverage OF wealth, and foremost among
Ahe controlling factors in this development
OF our resources are the dairy products o
the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-24

The recent revival OF business and ad.
vance IN prices. generally referred to as
the boom, does not seem to have effected
the real estate market in this city to any
appreciate extent. 1t is said that real
estate is the last interest that is raised by
abuSiness revival, Us it is the last that is
lowered by a business depression, but it is
claimed that so far as real estate in this
city is concerned, its stationary features
as we'll as its fluctuations have differed
materially during the past few years from
those exhibited in other cities, and in
these features considerable difference is
noted By the older zeal estate men OF the
city between the present and former
epochs in which seasons of depression
have been followed BY seasons Of prosper.
ity. In former years business property
aud residences here advanced and re.
eeded with similar regularity. Recently
all the advance has been in business
property, while residences when offered
have usually gone begging, and when sold
have been usually disposed of at consid-
cradle reduction from prices asked at the
beginning Of the late panic,
Business property, such as that on Main
and Market streets in the Second and
Third Wards, and the cross streets be-
tween Eleventh and Sixteenth, held up to
such figures all through the season OF de-
preston that no marked advance is now
expected, but il: would seem as though
some improvement might be looked for in
the prices Of real estate in those sections
OF the city devoted to residence apd retail
purposes. considering the general forward
movement in almost all branches OF bust
ness.
Those who are interested in the sale OF
property Of this character seem disposed
to think that an advance may be ex-
pected in the better class of houses and
building sites, such as invite the attention
Of responsible tenants, or purchasers who
desire TO occupy their own premises. As
to ordinary renting property, they claim
that the legislation affecting the col.
lection OF rent has placed its own.
ers at such q disadvantage that this
class Of investments has come TO be con.
sidered undesirable, and that prices have
in consequence steadily gone backward.
Why this should be SO i'not apparent at
first sight, since any withdrawal OF the
means of enforcing the collection OF rent
ought naturally to result in advance pay.
msuts or the requiring of security from
irresponsible tenants, but 1t is stated that
In actual experience such a course has
proven im~pracicAb!e. and that many
owners have been compelled to take ten
ants without any satisfactory assurance of
full payment OF all rent agreed upon, or
else permit their property to stand idle.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO stock sold yesterday
at l47A.
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n. Y. shlPPlng Llst,
The iron market is active and buoyaut.
Consumers who have been holding back
for the past two months in the expecta.
ton of stocking at low prices by withhold.
ing demand, IN now c.owding makers
with orders, and the result is higher prices
than have been before current since the
revival of business set in early last sum.
mel. The rise. too, isassisted BY an active
speculative demand, and altogether the
business has been very large. The Thomas
Company have sold 5000 tons for next
years delivery, mostly to regular eOnsum.
at Sc, and only for early delivery, being
now entirely out OF the market for further
future contracts. Other companies have
also sold largely ahead. The market L
now In stronger position than Il has been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-24

BASIL BowERs, ESQ.,, Of New Martins.
vile, was in the city yesterday, We are
glad to learn through him that the new
railroad constantly gains in favor with the
people Of Wetzsl, and that the public
sentiment in It's favor Is approaching the
status Of a moderate boom. Tyler also is
agitating the project in good earnest.
There. is a strong party in that county
pushing the Nliddlebourno route, aud it's
said that they have made out q map that
shows not only aieasible but also quite an
advantageous route. Mr.. Bowers thinks
that II the Middlebourne route is adopted
that Tyler will not only subscribe slOO,
GOO to the stock Of the road but give The
right Of way in addition. In caseit should
be adopted the road would leave the rivcl
at New Martiusville. and strike It agair
at st. Mays,
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ovR old friend Wharton, who spent
some Of the best years OF his lie in en-.
deavoring to benefit this community by
the aid Of printers ink, has been deliver
ing some lectures in Portsmouth, Ohio, on
the origin and manner Of the formation Of
coal. The report ut hand breaks off like
aLedrer story, a. the most interesting por-
ton OF the narrative, but enough is given
10 indicate that the General does not &C.
cept the commonly received theory thAi
coal is Of purely vegetable origin and that
the oil It contains comes from the decay
of vegetables and animals.
In his Introductory remarks, while I'D.