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BASE BALL.
THE GAME AT THIS PLACE ON
SATURDAY.


A match game OF base ball was
played at this place on Saturday be-
tween the Birdie creek club and the
nine Of this place. Play WIS called
at about Q O'Clock with the King
wood boys at the bat. Two men
were Put out before reaching the
first base, and it began to look 81
though the home club were going to
be skunked on their first inning.
The fielding being poor, they were
allowed TO make three scores before
the sides changed. The fielding on
both sides was very ordinary, and
during the last three innings, it was
Of the poorest order, ss the scorers
were kept busy mSrking the
runs, they were made 80 rapidly.
At the commencement of the third
inning it began TO rain, and at the
close Of the frh inning, the
game was discontinued. Tue score
then stood 20 to 26 in favor Of the
home club. The best of feeling pre-
vailed throughout the entire game,
There was no qusrreling among the
players, and no one ventured an eI-
eeptioL to, or doubted any decislon
made by the umpire.
SHORT STOPS.
The game was umFired by Neil j
Fortney, Esq.
Senator Dawson, OF the Journal.
was the most enthusiastic man on the
ground.
Quite a crowd Of spectators wit
messed the game.
Koon and Hawthorne knocked the
longest bale. Both made home runs
A return game will be played or
the Birds creek ground, Saturday
Sept 22nd.
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the COMMITTEES on Resolutions, name :
ly: Willard Pen (ohairmau), Miss
Bell Swearingen, Miss Annie V.
Kaussr, Farley Deberry, and U. w.
Showslter.
The following statistics may be Of
intereet to our readers.
Number enrolled. ladies 30; gentlemen.
ZOE. Number enrolled in other instutes,5.
Total days present ladies, l59 gen.
tlemen, 4et.5 Total, $50
Average daily sttendance-ladies, 81 8
gentlemen, 81 o total, 1907.
Number who have taught ten years or
more, ladies, 3 gentlemen, 10 total, ls'
Number who have taught Ave years, anG
Less than ten-ladios, 6 gentleman, 95i
total, 81.
Number who have taught not more than
Eve years-ladies, II gentlemen, 4
total, as.
Number who have not tsught-ladies'
& gentlemen, 30 total, 80.
Number who have afforded Normal
Schools-ladieF, q gentlemen, II total,
%.
Number who arc subscribers to educa-
iional Journals-ladics, 10; gentlemen
90 total, 90.
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long time ago tho wise man said
there IS nOthing new under the sun but
yet the daily experience Of hundreds
seom % prove This false. Some contend
that tho days Of miracles are past, but vet
IL appears as VI they are not yet gone by
whom such men ~ l.. N. Tidbau. oI
Washington. Pa, give the following re-
markable testimony;
II have been severe ruIerer from.
ch rOnic rheumatism and kidney affection
for over twenty years, and after having
tried nearly everything without getting
relief, commenced using PERUNA a few
months ago. The benefit / have receiv-
Ell Is wonderful. i feel like = new man.
and am fully restored 70 health
Surely such cure Is remarkable. and
none should hesitate any longer about
using PERUNA, the great remedy discov.
cred 10y DR.. Hartman. Send to your
druggist for bottle.and ask for his book
on the ills OF Life
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\ Pithy Sentence.

A will known statcsman of this country
once said when summing up the events of
Il life time: Youth Is a blunder, man
hood a struggle, old age regret He
might have added many more wonders,
but they are, not necessary, for his aphn-
rIsm expresses much. Yet il is we'll.
known fact that the above could not be
said OF life were all classes aware what "A
great remedy PERUEA Is, and what won
drous curcs II has performed. For the ills
of youth II ~ "A wOndrous specific. The
worry and tear of maDhood's struggle for
existence enfeoble his system, and VIII, n
old age comes on with lie feebleness and
regrets for failures and mistakes, the great
remedy, can still be used with good effect,
and If given fair trial will accomplish
wonders.
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

NnONth OFfltEKN.
Judge Of the Circuit Cort-Hon. VIM
T. Ice.
Commissioner s-CM Bishop (Presi-
emit IL. @. Hagans nd Jas. Allender.
Clerk oTthe Great CbtIrt-Smith Crane.
Clerk Of thc County C0tsrt-J. Ann Mar
in.
Prosecuting Atrney-Neil J. ortey
Sherry Elisha Thnoas.
Ss1peyor- Ohm A. Dalriple.
ASSeSSorS-West Side, Thos. Fortney;
East Side, Gabriel Pdlum.
Commissioner Of Lost Reoords-wm'
G.. Worley.
Physician TO JGi and Poorholse-D DR.. r.
II. L.. Trippett.s
COUNTY Sttper Ntende,a Of Free Schools
Joseph III Hawthorne.
Commissioners Of ne Circuit Court
Smith Crane. Joseph IL. Hawthorne, l..
9 Ralphsnyder, =. J. Crogan.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Mdyor-Hon. ]. G McGrew
C0unciI-Jss. H.Manown, Jno. s. Muir
Cock, Oliver Dunn, Elisha Thomas and
Charles NJ. Bishop
Recorder-W. r. Potter.
Se1gedRt-John II. Neh
Justice of The Peace oseph NJ. GOd>
win.
COnStGJLe-James Carroll
MINISTER'S.
PreSbyte1ids-Re Samuel Graham.
Methodist EpISc0pGt-Rev. 4. j: LYDIA
BdptiSt-Rev. Patrick Murray.
E0dn0eliccl--R Rev. J. w. Cation.
A. NJ. T.. Cturch--- Rev. Alfred Steptoe
THE NATIONAL RANK OF KINGwooD.
PreSiient-W q. Brown.
Wee PreSide1lt-J. &. McGrew.
CdShler-F. Heermaps,
ASSLStdnt Cashier j. w. Parks.
Ut,s- rsr.
COURT In PRESTON COUNTY.
April Term, Sth day of April.
August Term, 18th day of August
November Term, cath day of Novem-
Ger.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday i'm January. first Mon
day in April, second Monday in July
and frst Monday in October.
RINGwooD PosroFFICE.
Mails close att o'clock a. m; arrive at
O'clock p. hl.
Office open at 8 O'Clock a. M; closes at
sO'clock pm. j. NJ. GOODWIN. p. NJ,
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PERSONA.

! Msj. Dinwiddie and wife, of Auro.
ra, were in town a day or two thir
week.
Rev. George White and daughter
OF New Paris. Pa, are visiting rels-
tives in this county.
Jas. L. Stone and wife and dsug-
ter. Ona. have been visiting Tucker
county friends the past week.
Rev. Jno. w. Roger and wife, of
Buckhsnnon, were visiting at Hon.
W. G. Browns two or three days the
past week.
Chas. Fiunell, wife aud child, of
Mcrgsntown, came ever to this place
last Thursday, and remained here
till Friday.
Ellis Shirer. and family passed
through town on Friday on their
way to Pennsylvania, to Welt Mr..
Shirer's father.
George Heermaus and son Ralph,
OF Corning N. Y. are visiting Mr..
Heermsns' brother, Frank Heermaus,
Esq, of this place,
G. II. Shafer, OF Grafton, travell-
iDg salesman Tor Pearre Brothers &
Co., wholesale dry goods. Baltimore,
was in town Tuesday night.
W. G. Worley, Esq, returned
from st. George on Monday. While
gone he took a view of the farm
which he purchased some time ago
in the Canaan Country.
Mrs. Peter Vollz, Mrs. ". M. o.
Dawson, Misses Miunie Nef and
Lulu Bishop, Col. +. w. Monroe,
Hon, O. NJ. Bishop, and John Crane,
Esq, are the Kingwooders at the
Oriole this week.
Sheriff Thomas, wife, and son
Frank and Mrs. Mack Menear went
to Morgantown Thursday. Frank
will remain at Morgsntovn for the
purpose OF attending the University
the coming session.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
on Saturday from Col. N. w. Fiz-
gerald, OF Washington City. The
Colonel, his wife aud daughters
drove over to this place from Gran
berry on Friday, and remained in
town till Saturday.
Among our callers on Saturday
we remember the following - Edit
or Kettleweil' or the Enterprise (;
Prof. Judson Elliott, OF the snberry
public schools A. NJ. Moore. S. G.
Shaw. Farley DeBerry, @. E. Dodge,
N. j. Gibson, Joe Weeling and others.
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A NEw.COMET.

On Saturday night last W. r.
Brooks, Of Phelps, n. Y, discovered
3 singular object IN the constellation
Of Drsco. He was not certain az Ia
tie real character, but on Monday
night Prof. Lewis Swift, Director oil
the Warner Observatory at Rocbes-
ter, N. Y, verified it by means o.
the large Warner telescope as beiDe
comet. It lie quite large, nearly
round, and moving slowly westward
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The school teachers OF The county,
compare fsvorabIy with those Of any
other county in the State IN point
Of general intelligence, and az re-
CARDS personal appearance, they are,
az a general rule, a very good look e.
ing set Of individuals, especially the
lady teachers.
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The American Farmer
AND
THE VEST vi. .aRG us
FOR.
81 IS PER ANNUM.

We have perfected srrau gements
with the publishers Of the American
Farmer, Fort Wayne, Iod., that ena-
bic Us to offer our subscribers q first
class agricultural magazine At the
bare cost Of the white paper on which
it is printed. The American Far
mer ie q l6-page monthly magazine
which is rapidly taking rank 40 one
OF the leading ayr cultural magazines
Of the country Each number will
fcontain ueelul information for the
ermer, bis wife, his some, and HE
daughters AZ 1t costs you almost
rothing, suppose you try It one year
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lis there an educational journal
published in this State?'
The above question was asked Us
recently, and we were unable to
give the desired information. We
received copy Of periodical called
The West Ia. School Jote,'naL about
the time that We took editorial con-
troll of this paper, but since then. no
publication Of that name has been
received at this office, although it is
on our exchange list.
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ADyERTISlNG RATES .

Transient ELECTROMAGNETIC per incl
for first insertion, and tifty cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements of more than tive
squares, standing for longer time than
months. subject TO special rate sched-
ule which can be seen by calling At this
office.
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
paid for when ordered.
LEGAL notices % cents per line for foui
Insertions.
PERSONAL communi cations Will be In
serted for so cents per square
TBN lines of this type one square
LOCAL notices Ten cents per line
Entered at theE Ing woodPos Office as
second-class mail matter.
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A CORRECT OPINION.

We heard young man, whs has
travelled extensively in the Eastern
and Southern States, make the fol-
lowing remark During the pact
four years have visited not less than
two hundred towns in my rsmblss
throughout the different states, and
must say that Kinewood has more
pretty girls to the square rod than
any town ] have ever yet visited"
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TRANSFERS OF Real Estate.

The following ia the list OF deeds admit
ed 10 record since our last report
f. and J. Ringer TO Union Ringer for
514 acres 10 Grant district admitted Sop.
tember g.
David Fslkenstine's heirs 20 Smith i.
Kelly for SO acres in Pleasant distric, ad.
miltcd September z.
Samuel II. Mankios IN Lewis w. Hal
britter for 30 acres in Reno district ad
mitted September 7.
james W. Sbaffsr 70 Israel f' Plum for
! acre 10 Eighty Cut admitted September
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Rev. Mr.. Beecher, in referring to
his trip to Europe, Gays he agrees
with DR.. Thomson, who said when he
came on deck, that the ocean looked
like one vsst dose OF ipecac.
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A Mr.. OTIS team started to run
away on High Street last Friday
The team wss attached TO a spring
wagon, snd was hitched to tue fence
by Mr.. Smith Cranes residence. 1t
broke loose, and started down street
at quite lively pace. but was stop
ped by J. w. Parks, Esq, who ran
into the street and succeeded in
bringing the horses to a halt. If the
team had not been stoppedat the
time that it was, a general smash up
would have ensued.
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We have been having some very
cool weather during the past week.
There has been plenty of frost at
this place, and we hear the farmers
are fearful lest the corn and buck
wheat crops will be greatly injured.
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In order to reduce our present stock Of
summer goods, before making our falf
purchases we will offer some extra bar
gains, Many reasonable goods will be
sold regardless of cost and we will insure
a saving of from 10 to 25 per cent. on all
goods. Hartley Il Wright.
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A little son of Ms. Taylor, who
is visiting at Felix Jefrey's, q couple
of miles out OF town, fell off an en-
bankmeDt last Sunday and broke his
arm below the elbow. DR.. Manown
vas called and adjusted the fracture
and the boy is now doing we'll.
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A few drops of ammonia applied
with moist cloth to window glass
or mirrors will quickly remove I'm
ger marks from them.
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itching p,,os--symp,oms and euro

The symptoms are moisture, like pers-
piration, intense itching. increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, seems as II pin-worms were
crawling in and about tho rectum the
private parts arc sometimes Affected. IL
allowed TO continue very serious results
may follow. 'SwAYNE'S OINTMENT
10 pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter,
Itch, Salt Rheum, Sculd Head, Erysipelas,
Barbers' Itch, Blotchcs. all scaly. crusty
Skin Diseases. Sent by mail for 90 cents {;
3 boxes, $1.25, Tin stamps). Address,
DR. sWAYNE Il SON. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggist.
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We offer tor sale 210 acres of timber land
in Licking district, Tucker county. The
land lies one mile eff the rosd leading fom
ROwlesburg 10 ST. George. The timber
can easily be gotten To the river, rs it is a
down grade fiom the timber TO the river.
The land lies miles from st. George, and
adjoins lands of Joel Parsons add Allen
Golf A. j, Wolf will take pleasure in
showing persons over the land
Teims:-S2 80 per mere, one third of
purchase money Ia hand.
We also offer for sale a valuable farm,
lying on the ST George turnpike, two
miles south of Aurora. About As acres
of this track improved; the balance in
timb Der. The land Is very productive,
and has OH il good orchard. FOR partic-
uars call on or address Jas. l.. Stone and
Co
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TO COAL DEALERS,

Tho contract for furnishing coal To tho
two school houses OF Sub district No. !,
lowest responsible bidder, at tho front
door of tho Court House, Saturday Sept,
%, at 2 O'Clock p. IN,
MN. NJ. o. DAwsoE,
for tho Trustees,
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Capt. Elhot's house caught fire
in the roof last Saturday morning
and for a short time good deal Of
excitement prevailed. At the first
alarm alarge crowd ran to the scene
but the fire had already been extin-
gulshed by the application Of pan
full of dishwater. The roof on the
house is old, and if the Ere had got
ten the least Roadway before being
discovered it could not have been
extiuguishsd, and b genera couA@-
grafton might have ensued. Persons
car bs too careful with fire, espe-
cially during dry weather.
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Persons desiring posters or ny
other kind Of job work, can get it
neatly executed at this Office at the
most reasonable rates. Up.
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LOST

Somewhere between Function
and Klngwood, via Camp Ground
pocket book belonging to Chas. +
Brown, and containing $25 in money
and railroad ticket. The finder
will be Literally rewarded by leaving
it at this office.
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DIR. TRIPPETT

Desires to inform his patients, and
the general public, that hereafter
until lurther notice, he wilt answer
night calls from the residence oil
Smith Crane, ESQ. "a
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PROGRAMME.

Called TO order by the President.
Calling roal and reading minutes.
Address by q member Of the AssOcia-
tion--subj CT: Objects Of the Association
and benefits Of organization.
1.i5 p. 10. DiscussiOn-5ubject: Ad-
vaDtages Of Preston county for stock rails
ING, Opened by j. III. Hawthorne, Of
KlngwOOd.
1.45 D. m. Discussion 80 Subject
Auxiliary Organizations Opened by hsj
VIM. A. DinWiddie, OF Union District.
215. p. m. Queries.
3. 70. %. DiscUssiOB-Subject Superi
ority Of thorough bred stock. Opened by
Bugens Tunham, of Lyon district,
$3.50 p, m. Discussion Subject: TbC
stock industry best adapted 20 Preston
county. Opened by John w, Guseman Of
Valley District,
4: .. M. Miscellaneous bushes,
8: p, m. Adj nmeDt.
A full attendance is desired. All personi
arc cordially invited % be present. Let thC
farmers from all parts Of the county
come out and meet together for cOunse
and mutual improvement.
JAS. w Brown, Pres.
VIZ. @. WoRLEY, Sec.
Sept 10, 1888.
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swayne,s Pnus-Comfortipg TO the

sick
Thousands die from neglect N properly
treat Impure Blood, Constipation, Dye
pepsia, Malaria, ApOplexY, Liver, Kidney.
Heart Diseases, Dropsy, and Rheumatism,
But 10 the debilitated, burdened with such
serious sickness, we cousclentiously rec
ommend "5WAYNE'S PILLS, which
contain medicinal properties possessed by
no other remedy Sen, by mail for %
cents, box Of 30 pills; 8 boxes,si Gin
stamps). Address. DIR SWAYNE & SON,
Philadelphia, Pa, Sold by Druggists.
Tue ARGUS and Weely RegisteI
one year Tor 50 75.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Published every Saturday by
LEE KUSSART.
AT KISGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

To residents Of this coUnty-one ear
81. SO: six months, T5; four months, 50
cents.
10 n0n-reside7atS Of the coitRty-One year,
81, 65-the Is cents extra being charged
TO prepay postage;- six months, IS cents.
shree months, 60 cents.
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MARRIED.

HnEwAE GooDTNs. On the pike, one
mile west Of Cranberry, September 9,
1888, by Rev w. Herdesty, George
w. Hlleman and Rachel 8 GoOdiog
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Great reductions in all summer goods
at Hartley & Wrighrs. They MUST 60 TO
make room for fall stock.
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The expenses Tor running the State
Insane Asylum during the mouth Of
August amount to $3.50.
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Vick's Floral Guide

For 1888 is an Elegant Book of $50 pages
3 COlored Plates of Flowers aud Vegeta
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The Floral Guide will tell how TO get and
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and many Il &c E1grayings Price Al 25
year Five Copies for So Specimen
Mum bers sent for 10 cents; trial copies
for rs cents.
JAMES WICK,
Rochester, N. ~
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TOWN PROPERTY. FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY PROP
Il erty In the town of Kingwood. con-
sisting of the Residence containing GLOW
on rooms, "A good Office, smoke house
and stable. all situate on about two acres
of ground. The property Is excellently
situated and would make desirable
HOTEL OR BOARDING HOUSE
property. If not sold by January /, it
will be for rent,
Call on or address
DIR, JASs III. MAN0WN,
Kingwood, w. Va.
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The following placsrd hangs in a
Tennessee store window
Peppermint lie for
Head AXE,
Belize
10th "
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marriages License Grantee.

Daniel Hunt and Elisabeth SnideF.
George w. Hilemsa and Rachel 8 Good
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BLACKSMITHING.

VW GUILD RESPEC TFU LILY an
Il nounce TO the farmers of Preston
County and the public generally that ]
have leased the Blacksmith Shop known
as the MURDOCH STAND in King
wood, W. Va, and will carry on the
BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS
I'm all its branches. Special attention
given TO Country work, such as
Repairing Wagons,
Farming Implements,
and Shooting Horses.
Al Work Warranted TO giOe Satisfaction.
A liberal share of public pationag3 is
respectfully solicited.
MAIL kinds Of trade taken in ex,
change for work. ~6N
Charges reasonable.
! 7 'S3.tf. GEO. w. RIDER.
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w. G. & S. r. ASSOCIATION.

The first regular meeting OF the Wool
Growers and stock Breeders association,
Of Preston county. Will be held at King
wood, I'm Court house Hall, on Monday,
the LIST day OF October 1888, commencing
at IL a. IN.
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REA EST ATE AND F IRE
INSURANCE A kTS.
KING WOOD VEST WI.

Real Estate Of all kinds bought, sold,
) leased or exchanged on commission.
Property offered for sale through us
will be extensively advertised without
cost to the owner unless sale is made.
Persons desiring either to buy or sell
any kind of real estate, or to effect insur-
snce against loss by fire, are requested to
eaIl On or address us.
JAS. l.. STONE, 81 CO..
Kingwood, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-15

Maj. Dinwiddie and wife, of Auro-
ra, were in town a day or two this
week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-11
RAILROAD TRAVEL.

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