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PERSONAL.

Samuel Gusemsn. of Valley district, Il
very III with neuralgia.
Dan Fswoett. who has been click for
some time, is out again.
Bob shaw has gone TO Morgsntowu to
visit friends for week.
George Williams was visiting at Aurora
two or three days last week.
Mrs. William G. Brown. who has been
quite III for week past, is no better.
DR.. Kemble, of Evansville. has been
s,sying in town for two or three weeks.
We received a pleasant call on Saturday
from w, ID. Titcbnell. Of Portland dis
trict.
A. NJ. Martin, of the firm of Gsddis &
Martin, of Independence. was in town
Wednesday.
Charles w. Fawcett aud wife visited
Independence friends FROM Thursday last
thi. caNuruhf.
skilletfuL OF the Enterprise, and Harry
Worthipgton, both of Terra Alta, were
in town Friday.
John Conlsy, a staunch Democrat, OF
Eighty Cut, WAS in town Cd Wednesday.
snd gave Us q call
w. w. Graham, of Msson,own dropped
n ON us Saturday. He 10 teaching near
NJ ,son:owa the winter ~
Thomas Pratt, OF Tyler county, was
visiting his brother, DIR. 8. A. Pratt at this
place. from Friday till Tuesday.
FrankiWright aud w. 4. Sharpe, OF
independence, were In town Saturday
night and Sunday. They started on Sun
day evening for Independence, going via
Reedsville and Morgan,owu,
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UNDHR rHR SNOW.

The velvet green meadows OF sunshine
and spring.
The thick loSry branches, whete forest
birds sing.
Aad the bright messy banks. whore vio-
lets grow.
Ate wound In their winding sScot uu-
der the snow.
The dew drops once shining like tears OF
the morn.
On the butter cups lip and green blade
OF corn,
Are frozen with cold and like diamonds
now glow,
While dover aud loaf are deep under
the snow.
The rich golden harvosts oc bright yol-
low grain,
tened with rain.
Not longer now wave, like great bill
lows In dow.
But all are in garner, or under the
snow.
And all the sweet 1owors that bloomcd
in the past.
And scented with fragrance the zephyr
and blast.
Faint sighed In gray autumn aud diod
Ting ago.
And now they lie buried dcep under
the SNOW.
A fair Highland Mary with eyes Of sky
blue,
Found,kevs to a fortress. no other q or
knew;
But Fate bid us part I'm the years long
ago,
And now tho bright future IN covered
with snow.
Our hearts dearest idol, We gave to its
rest,
And the ~ oen little mound then GOV.
cred it, breast,
And myrtle boughs twining, around 1t
there grow.
But all is now shrouded aud under
the snow.
The rosy checked maiden In sadness IL
bowed,
With her crimson lips pale, as the
snowy whfto shroud,
And the bright starry eyes. and tho curl
locks Il at flow,
Arc silent and sleeping down under
the snow.
Her hopes were in droamland, ike stars
In the sky,
And love spoke in silence, 1t beamod
from tho owe,
But all arc now faded, her hopes are
laid low,
And rest with her quietly, updcr tho
suow.
And all tho bright summers and springs
that are fed,
And AL the heart burnings, now per.
ishod and dead
Arc quietly sleeping, whore winter
winds blow,
Close bound in ico letters, down under
tho snow.
Thus Fancy with pencil, in tintiugs of
shade,
lIar painted tho havoc Of limo with
his blade;
His step falls AS noisoIoss, IA deep waters
now.
And all Ills scythe leaves, Is stubble
OF SNOW.
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RENO DISTRICT.

Sieighing is now the order OF the day.
Some ~ our young bloods attended the
spelling school at Fellowsvile on Thurs-
day night last, and report good time.
Nv Bumgarduet closed bis pro,racted
meeting at Israel church ou.Suuday night
last with % conversions aud about 80
accessions TO tho church srhe house was
hlI'd 10 Overlooking on last Sunday night
and the audiences listened TO very clio
quont sermon.
What ssblizzard that was which peter
Canoe" shot at AS last week from Reno
district. IL almost took this darkies BRET
Judgnggfrom tho shortness of his letter.
and the manner IN which he attacked us
we. Arc led TN believe that he is possessed
OF a very narrow mind. Wei do we
know who Peter Canoe is, and we will
just inform him that whcB III thinks we
havo become proficient in the tailoring
business he shou'd-give us.a call and W,
will lay him IN his back and will chalk
him ont pair of pants In less tiruo than n
wili.take him t, &c, mp eg IN. Sc e .fslow
"Peter," 60 slow Tor fear Jour light can
uoe will be driven into the barbor Of go
ciusion.
The Union Literary y cieiy was well at
tended on Friday night last. but the near
breaking uto "a = general row. GAS for our.
selves we have severed our connection with
the Society feeling thst.we have been un
Justly dealt with by the Numbers Of the
Society. Aud We would1 advise the par.
ties who write for the Literary '.Ludgct
that before they attempt to write
another they should learn 20 spell. We
have done our utmost 10 advance the en-
terest Of the pccitty for, the past seven
years, and our thanks for II was TO be-
treated In disrespectful manner.
"Ps,sy Doodle's". views in regard to re-
moving the County Seat from Kingwood
meets with appreciation among. our citi
zens. We have often heard the leading
men Of our district speak about this mat
ter. The Inconvenience OF the county
capital Leeds no comment. Our citizens
are tired of travelling through mud and
over roads almost impossible to get to The
Seat Of Justice. II Kingwood doesn't &c,
railroad soon, the people OF this section
will demand The removal Of the County
) at. As Patsy" has started the BALTIC
rolling we pr pose to assist in THE matter,
and give To the readers q TEE ARGUS the
feeling Of our citizens OF tbs suffice,
from time. ~ time. Kingvood must sc
ure the railroad 'r lore the County Seat.
There is no other alternative.
PoCAHOETAs.
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NUMBER IL.
Again we scribbIe.

Again we scribble.
The jingling Of sleigh tells fill the air
with music.
N iss Maria Squires gave birth day
party TO her young friends last Wednes>
day evening. The young people ssy
they enjoyed the turkey very much, and
wish Miss dariah's birth day would
come often.
Last Wednesday afternoon No, H.,
school house caught Gre, and came near
burning to the Piound.
r. A. Pei Is iIl with spinal affection.
DR.. Pratt II the attending physician. lie
Is somewhat better Ut this writing.
William Riley is seriously ill with I'm
Examination Of the stomach. He Is SO
years Of age.
The coolest weather we have had here
WAS week before last. The thermometer
registered i8 degrees below zeiJ.
PATSY Doodle" can YOU tell W. tho
whereabouts Of " = onoycomb ?" Has ho
gone up salt river" T. engage apar.-
ments9
THE ARGUs gets better every week,
YANKEE DOOuIE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF stephen Bolyard.
Jr,. doaeased
In pursuance To decree OF the Circuit
Court OF the County of Preston. made In
"A cause thoreiu pending, to subject the
root esthto OF thu said Stephen Bclvnra
Jr, Co tue payment or his debts, Won arc
requ red to present your claims against
the estate OF the said stephen Rulyard
Jr. for adjudication tO L. J. Crogm Com
missioner ut his office in the said county,
ON or boioro the 10Th day of February
next.
witness, Smith Crano, Clork o: said
Court this. 18th day ut january 1884.
lis Vt SMITH CRANE, Clark,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors of Thomas Il. Harris.
deceased
In pursuance to decree of tho Circuit
Cour, of the County OF Preston, made I'm
cause therein pending, to subject the
roa estate of tho said Thomas II. Harris
tn the payment of his debts. YOU arc rc-
CURED to present your claims against the
estSte OF the said Thomas n. unuis Tor
adjudication To- smith Crane, Commits
sioner, AT his oIllCo in said county. ON OF
before the 10Th day ot February next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clork of said
Court. this 18th day of January 1884.
Is " SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by pay
mont or otherwise on the real estate or
any part thereof of John \. Fawcett:
In pursuance To doc roe Of the Circuit
Court of Preston county, made i'm cause
therein tending, To subject the real estate
Of tho said John A. Fawcett To tho salts,
faction OF the liens thereon, YOU are hero
by requested To present all claims hold
by you and each Of you against tho said
John a. Fawcett, which ARE liens on his
ronl estate or any part OF it, for aiudica,
ton To me mt my office in tho town of
kingwood I'm said county, on or before
the 10Th day of February next.
Given undermy hand this 2lst dny of
January, 1884.
SMITH CRANE,
l-25. Commissioner.
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LEGAL ADS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the ct.iitCrs OF John NJ. WActseu
deceased, "r = W d",' iruts estate.
You are hereby titled thtt co. two re-
quest OF WIZ IA II Whvf~tn. Ni...ttS
traitor pt John NJ. Whot~c d,,,s.ri. |
have appointed the 18th Y a. &C.. .,.,,rV
1884, at my o.Nro in killwchl, P.r-tnn
county, W">' Virginia, a. the u..t md
place Tor r. coy ing proof O' dVh,~ 90 10.
mands ag,iu~, said d,ccleut ui las -.
tate. az wh'"h ums ,ud place y,uArv Ie.
Qutred - attend,
Given rnder my haud this 2d day of
January, 1854.
JosEru II. UAwrUoRNE.
Com. ut Accounts for
LII Ot Preston Co, w. Va
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-Nomioelly 3 car lOad IL 20 900 pounds.
II IL alsO ssveuty barrels II sslt. s,venty
OF lime. ninety ~ A ur. sixty whisky. 200
sacks II a ar. STA cords ~ soft VOID,
eighteen 70 twenty heed 81 cattle, fuy 10
sixty hogs ninety 10 100 bead Of sheep
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-25
kElDILL'5 SPAWN CURE,
Hutchinson r Radrh, II nile. north Of
Denver. Colorado.

bulfllih7bl r N'tfn, IL IiiiCs norm OF
Denver. Colorado.
March 9Th. 1899.
DIR Il. j. KtNDALL ~ CO.. Gents:
For the past three Va irs have used Ken.
dalis SPAWN cure. IN every case of
SPAWN, at which ! have treated I've. II
ha@ killed themhli aud entirely removed
three. ln cA-o pf spiiut i find IL has no
equal. one case / had was ~ three years
standing Wud tte SPAWN cure removed
II entirely. ! htd COW got sptviuol
and IL entirely cured her. one yenr ago
two huudred pound block Ot loo lell
out Of a wagon striking my foot on instcp
md toes. b, wuuid 900 impossible To mass
fuCt worse without brcaXing any bonoh.
J was taken homo and carried into the
house. do not mink rInDutatiOn Of the
leg would cause any NOR psun. ! went
for HeudalIs SPAWN turo, ID was nil
used pnd in six dHvs I could walk A.
round. About three week ago my team
rab away threw me out Of the wagon. the
hind wheel struck my knee. After ap-
plying several highly recommended lin~
inents without Obtaining any relief
"ent for kendalIs SPAWN cure Ny .cV
WAS drawn up aud ny knee swollen bad.
~. ia three days / was able 20 walk to
the barn. ] could ~ iuto details more
iullY, and Inake 'his v,ry long letter
but viii not weary you.
am very respc fully youIg,
OSCAR T.. HUICHNsOS.
J.. .. IDcE Box, 1iu2. Denver div q, /.
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The most successful Remedy ever dis~
covered a, II Is certain ina it, effects and
does not blister, Ke1d Prnnf holw.
Saved him Si. 800,

ADAMS, y. Y. Jan. 30. 1852.
DR Is. KENDALL, ~ Co., Gcnt. -
Having used n good doal of your Kon-
dalPs Spawn cure with great success, |
Thought would lot you know what II
has done for me. Two years ago | had
as speedy colt as was ever raised i'm
JoioIson County. Whom / was break
ing hiin, he kicked over the cross bar
aud got fast aud tore ono Of his hind logs
all to piece, / employed tho best far.
Tiers, but they all said no was spoiled
be bad very large thorough~pin, aud
us Il two bottles OF your X endalrs Spav-
In Cure, and IL took the bunch entirely
OF, and mo sold AZ erwards for 81, 800 dol
lars)' have used 1t for bone spavins
and wind gals. and IL has always cured
completely n. left the log noCth.
IL ~ splendid medicine for rheuma.
usln. j have recommended 10 10 good
many, and they all say IL does the work.
i was IN Witherngton ~ Kneeland's
drug store. in Adams. the other day and
saw very fine picture you sent them.
tried To buy il but could not; thew
said " would write 20 you that you
would scud ne one / wish vOH would,
ana ] WI do Nuu al the goud / "an.
Very resi-, ctlullV,
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MOTTO r. Z

An Adjourned Meeting Of the Wool
Growers and Stack Breeders Association,
# Preston County, will be held ut Terra
Alta In Jackson's Hall, on Saturday the
9th day Of February next commencing AZ
1 p. NJ, the NEE ing collcd for the 7th
met hiking been postponed to that time
owing to the extremely cold weather. The
programme heretofore prbiish,d. will b.
carried ont "a far Hs possible. All .crsone
are cordially invited To bo present aud
especially the members 81 he As5r .l.on
az the meeting is An important one.
Jas. w. Drown, Pres.
WIN q, Worlcy, Sec.
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lie Al ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
j AS. l.. STONE q CO..
KING YOOD WEST IN.

We cGsr llr sql. 2lO acres Of timber 'o,
90 Licking district, Tucker county. Tho
loni lies one mile 81 the road leading 1pu
Ro"lrshu'g To- 81 Gear4e. The timber
can easily Boz gotten o. the river, asitis
down grade m Tue timber to the rive.
Ito land iD- 2 900 Is 20 81. G.or,e. and
aoj uue lands { Ja, Rus.us ara Alan
CON j, " VII take pies u-, ia
showing prts. na nvar tDc lind
T~n.:--s3 80 p.r -crr, cue fhrI az
purchase m,u,y in bend.
We ungr for e,lr 'ar 70 wx Horap d,
uatcd in HOwCsWlit. Tins house ms u
roo'rP, aud there j. q good cellar una.
nsit uio hulding. Fire placr in ,yrrt
room. The build g o. comp vat yciy pcv
ard cost when completed - 500 We
box ii,i the building end f.ur scroa ~
eruu % tu 8 500 20 900 dovr, ard the
rcmur(, IN 8 ~. I'D 10 months with
in'cr". { ON ute f-alp. n, ~ " ght
the pnstm 'st@r, will sno~ PERSONS u ugh
the building
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


If you
Desire 10
Keep posted
Ont the current
Events of this county,
You must take THB Argus.
What has become of our cornet band
Send in your communications on FIJI
day.
The defunct Musical Society has been
revived.
We hear of an occasional dance on,
In the country
-Dipthers is prevalent in some parts
OF the county.
The fret issue of the Weston Hawk
eye was the best.
We haye bone fide subscription list
of over six hundred.
There arc several persons about town
who complain of having colds.
"A sleighipg party from Terra Alta
visited this place Friday evening.
will we get railroad : Question
referred la Directors of X. 81 T. n. g.
The lveses of Jay Gould in Wall street
the past week are placed at $40, 100000
Grafton has added fac organ to the
equipments of her public school building.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
81 E. Church next Saturday and sunday.
We observe some ladies riding about
the streets 10 gondola sled one night las,
week.
sB- We can do job work very cheap.
and i'll every instance we guarantee salts
faction,
Settle up your subscriptions. Macy
of them have been runnng for nine
months now.
james K. Polk was the only men who
ever got from the speakers char into the
Wuite House.
Read the poem in another cclumn. en-
titled, Under the Snow" 1t suits the
occasion just now.
1t is about time TO have another Leap
Year party. Why don't you thake adyan-
tsge of the season girls
The Piedmont Advertiser gets better
as /: grows older. 1t is The only paper
published IN Piedmont.
The new rate of postage pays. There
is large increase in the amount of mat
ter cent through the mails.
An editor out west says his mouth
never uttered a lie. II is supposed he
talks through bis nose.-[Ex.
The ARGUS is only one dollar per
year. No Democrat or Republican 10
this county should be without IT,
There are more than fourteen thous-
and miles Of wire 10 the ,catlcs u The
Great East River Bhtge, New York.
Pat Crogan and John Crane were cut
cOastiDg Unit de poys" Tuesday evening
What Ia the world coming 10 anyway
1t lie foolshn9ss 10 ask such silly
question as this Will railroad from
Kingwood to Tunnelton pay OF course
Il will.
THERE'S only one dude 10 this town
and he IS frost-bitten. He will bloom
again about the time the rose buds begin
TO open.
Why ls Il that Kibgwood re 90 dull
Simply because she has no ralroe, ia the
only answer that cen be given the above
question.
Judge Guthrie Of Chsrlcs,on sentenc.
ed VIM. Robinson, the murderer Of Bel
cher, to the penilen,isrY for term Of
eleven years.
We printed, this week one hundred
business cards for a. ID. Calhoun, the
popular retail jeweler and silver smith.
OF RowletburR
-L"pracy is on the Increase In tho
Sandwich islands II Weston Hawkeye.
Whist kind OF new disease il this
"l,prscy" anyhow ? We have meyer
heard ~ II before.
Some boys oosstlng on High Street
Tuesday evening came ppar runpipO into
four horse team which was coming up
the street. Cossting is a pleasant rxsrcise,
bat IN some instances Il ~ rather danger
ous.
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GET THE BEST.
WHEELING WEEKLY JOURNAL

Fearless in the discussion Of all public
questions. Opposed TO all that initiates
against the MASSES. It's columns are con
troled by its ,ditor alone. 1t is free from
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Those WHO visit Newport, Rhode L.
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W. cl ie one Di TIE chief attractions pf
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