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OUR SCHOOLS.

The blessings of the people should
abide with the teachers. Their
work is arduous, and requires not
only advanced education and culture,
perseverance and n thorough knowl-
edge ofhuman nature. They have
to deal with disposition and tenn
permanent as varied as the number
of their pupils, so that a very import.
ant element necessary to the teachers
success is the faculty of enforcing
discipline, mildly, pleasantly, but
withall, firmly. The rod i'm the
school-room is substantially a thing
of the past, in lieu of which the law,
the trustees and the sound common
sense of the teacher step in, and
where the latter is lacking the school
must prove a failure. The teachers
responsibility is a grave one, but the
advance in the profession during the
past few years, and the greatly i'm
proved methods OF teaching, enable
him to measure up to that respon-
sibility in his relations to pupil and
patron. Parents also share largely
in accountability Of the school; there
is seldom n case of trouble between
the teacher and the pupil, or insub-
ordination on the part of the latter,
where the parents should not heartily
and firmly assist the teacher I'm the
enforcement of proper discipline.
Exceptions are rare, perhaps one in
a hundred. Much trouble is ex-
perienced where parents encourage
their children in resisting the author
ity OF the teacher, and frequently
serious consequences follow the
neglect of the parent in this,
though in the beginning II is a very
y matter which a word of wise
counsel would readily settle. The
patrons of the school seldom appre-
ciate the delicate and responsible
position ofthe teacher. They should
visit the school and become familiar
in a social way with the teacher; in
vIte him into the family circle oc-
casionally, and make frequent in
quiry as to the progress of their chill
dren, and especially as to their de-
pertinent. With these pleasant re-
lationse existing, and ansearnest eff
fort on the part of teacher, parent
and pupil to contribute to the success
Of the school, the community will
receive full value for the large sums
ofmoney expended for the main
tainance of the public school system.
Of our more than one hundred and
fifty teachers in Preston county,near-
lY all lake high rank, and are worthy
the position they occupy. Their in
fiuence upon their pupils and through
them upon society, is for good and
tends to the promotion Of good NOR
ais and religion.
We cordially invite the teachers of
the county TO contribute to our col
umns letters bearing upon education
al matters, and our own schools in
particular.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-08

The cure for sickness 900 years ago
was Neglect; 800 yeas ago, Sorcery ;
100 years ago. Herbs and Drugs; %
years ago, Medicines; to day 1t is
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which We received recently from the
Youths Companion Office, we notice
an array of noted Contributors which
promises unusual excellence for the
coming volume. First among them is
the Right Honorable w. +. Gladstone
aGectionately called the "Grand Old
Man." the greatest of living states
men, who writes on "the future Of the
English speaking races" Then Gen.
Lord Wolseley, who will tell Of his
strange personal adventures in the
field with the British armies. Then
Prof. Tyndall and Justice Mccarthy,
who writes of Leaders in the House
of Lords," Archdeacon Farrar, on
Musicians and Their Struggles" and
Prof. HuxlY. Among American con-
tributers we find such well.knnWn
names as Lieut.. Schwatke, who writes
On "Tight Pinches in She Arctic" An
drew Carncgin, on "Bits Of Advice TO
Young Men," DIR. Austen Flint,
Judge o w. Holmes, ir, on young
Men at Law" Admiral Luce, T, w.
Knox, James Parton and at least one
hundred others.
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A BARGAIN FOR FARMERS.

We take pleasure in informing our
readers that the Ohio Farmer, which
has a national reputation as the leading
agricultural journal of the country, is
offered for the coming year at only one
dollar n year. II viii be sent to new
subscribers to January 1890 ;thatis, the
remainder Of 1883 free. It's very large
circulation, now numbering over sixty
FIVE thourand subscribers, reaching
every state, and its liberal advetisoing
patronage, enables its publishers to give
to the farmers Of this country one Of the
very best, most enterprising, reliable
and instructive 1--we stock, agricultural
and family journals Of America at the
very low price Of only one dollar per
year The Ohio Farmer is published
ct Cleveland, Ohio, is national IN ever
ytbing except in name, is a 10-page-64
oolumn-weokly Of ffty-two issues a
year and is acknowledged authority on
all agricultural subjects. Tits conducted
BY IN able aud experienced editorial
and business management that spares no
expense or labor to add everything
possible to It's value. Specimen copy
and premium list will be sent free to
all applicants by addressing The Ohio
Farmer, Cleveland Ohio.
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..Nolhlnr 70 Eaual if.o

81 have been selling Simmons Liv.
er Regulator for the past elk years.
My customers pronounce it the best
ever used. One of my customers
whose health was in a wretched con
dition from q very bad and stubborn
case of Dyspepsia, used the Regula-
tor and was entirely cured. l am
using It myself for Torpid Liver,
caused by close confinement. / find
nothing to equal it and Highly recon-.
mend its use. Respectfully,
g. p. Hisey, Druggist,
Edinburg, Va.
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II


At the home Of the bride, near Deer
Park, Tuesday %evenins, October %,
by the Rev Nj. l.. Maysilles, Asbery
Bolyard of Preston county, w. Va,
and Miss Emma Pysell of near Deer
Park-Oakland Republican,.
On October 90. 1888, at the resi-.
dence of Geo. Taylor in Austen. by
the Rev ID. w. Cunningham, Ulyses
Grant Taylor and Aroma Alice
Hartzell.
on October %, 1888, at the resi-
dence of sunni A. Fike, by the Rev.
Samuel A. Fike, Albert w. Wotring
and Annie NJ. Harsh.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. +. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Props, Toledo, o. We the uuder-
signed, have known f. j. Cheney for
the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to
carry out ANY obligations made by
their firm. West & Truax, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Wal.
ding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggistn, Toledo. Ohio. L. H. Van
Hoesen. Cashier, Toledo National
Bank. Toledo, Ohio. Halls Catarrh'
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucus
surface of the system. Price, 75c,
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-08

Mr.. j. Ami Martin handed us a
card for publication explaining his
position In the controversy between
himself and the editor of this paper
1t viii appear in our next issue, as
will also our comments.
Engineer MCGEE brought his fam
lily from T~uRnelton last Thursday
and is now domiciled in the Ravens
craft house on High Street. We well
come you, friend Newton TO our city.
Mr.. VIM. Mathews, residing in
Preston county w. Va, near Halle
ton, was thrown from = wagon in
Oakland Tuesday and seriously hurt.
He is now at the residence of George
Richardson with two broken ribs and
his head cut and bruised. besides 9th.
er cuts and bruises.-RepUblicas.
Capt w. #. Pell, the Tunnolton
saddler, will spend the winter with his
children at Burning Springs. We are
sorry to have him leave, and hope he
viii return in the spring with improved
health.
The Nell Dramatic company held
the boards in the courthouse hall
last Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
nights. The company gives a perform
ance well worth the price of admission.
1t will play at Newburg and indie.
penence, and then 90 to Philippi,
Buckhannon and Weston.
The American Magazine for October
is al exceptionally brilliant number.
1t opens with a richly illustrated des-
criptive paper by Lieut.. w. S. Wilson,
on the 7th Regiment of New York,
which introduces a series entitled
Americas Crack Regiments" DR..
w. +. Hutchinson furnishes another of
his charming South American papees,
describing in this issue the Orinoeo
River. Another very interesting con-
tribution is a summer drive, with pen
and pencil, in the Valley of the Con-
necticut, by John r. Chapm.
Ingalls, Home Magazine, Lynn,
Mass, enters on its second year this
month, with the bandsomest number
yet issued. 1t contaius a nll-page col
ored plate, to be followed by three
others during the coming year. To all
who are interested sn home odornment
this magazine is simply indispensable.
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FEMALE COLLEGE
AND coNSERVAToRY OF MUSIC.

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Have you got Consumption, Asth
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we Ten Yon PIaInlY

that Simmons Liver Regulator will
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Constipation, and Biliousness. 1t
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entirely free from quinine or calomel.
Try it, and you will be astonished
at the good results of the genuine
Simmons Liver Regulator, prepared
by j. II. Zeilin d Co.
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il you have lost your p~ocketbOok.
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They cannot build up your health on
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your vitality Why do you hesitate
70 Join the large army who are usipg
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you will send your address.
DBs. SrARKEY & PALEE,
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, 20 SO
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r d off Publication.

West Virginia, 80.
At RI los hold In the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court OF Preston County, IN the
first Monday of Octuber. 1888.
James H.. Manown vs.. John ID. ElliotG
OF al,
The object OF this snit IL to have applied
on the judgment OF the plaintih In this
cause mentioned. any surplus that may
remain In the hands OF the Special Com
missioners VIM O.. Wuriey aud j.. II.
lIoko, from the proceeds OF the sale OF the
land of the defendant Johh ID. Elliott in
the Equity cause o. Jacob Bower, Conn
missioner against John ID Elliott ct al.
And it appearing that tho defendant
JohnD. Elliott is not q resident OF this
Slate on motion OF tho plaintiff, Il Is or
dere0 that the said defendant do appear
here within one month after the date OF
the first publication hereof. and do what
t. necessary to defend mis- interests, and
that his OIdor be published In the WEST
VlRofNfo ANGUS, u newspaper published
la this county.
A copy--Test
j. NJ. CRANE, Clerk.
p j. CHOGAN, Counsel for Pia'H.
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MISS ROOM.

Enrolment, 55; average attend
ance, 49; names Of those neither alb
sent nor tardy: Minnie Murdock,
Jessie Spahr, Eta Sheets, Dosia
White, Ida White, Gerta Rider. Wick
Williams, Charley jackson Alton
jackson, Charley MenOar, Clyde Con.
ley, Rupert Vickery, Willie Rider
and Delmer Bosley.
A thorough review was held at the
close Of the month, the results Of
which will be reported to the parents.
G. G. SHowALTER,
Principal.
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> DAN. II. JACKSON possesses all the
necessary business qualifications for
the making of a frst-class Sheriff.
He is a uccess I'm a business which
requires careful diligence and ener-
gy. The affairs Of his Office will be
as carefully and diligently looked
after, and the peoples interests will
not likely suffer in his hands.
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NOTICE 10 CHEDfroRs.

To tho creditors Of D. S. Garner docoas-
ed
In pursuance TO a decroo ~ tho Circuit
Court Of the county 81 Preston made iu
n oauso therein pending, Co subject tho
resi- estate Of said %deceaonrt 60 fbo psy
mont OF bis dObts.you aro roquiaoI 10
present your claims against ibo estate OF
said dccodont for adiudlcs ton 10 IT. Clay
Hyde con missioner. at his office in the
said county, or or bet0fo uhO 9Th 0ay Of
November neat.
Witness y. 81 Crane, clerk ~ said
court, this 10Th day ef september, 13s8.
9N =. NJ CRANE. Clerk.
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Judicial Sale.

BY virtue Of n decree Of tho circuit
court OF Preston cs.unty. West Virginia,
pronounced Ia tho cnuso in equity Of Ber-
nard Reynolds and others against Anna
Reynolds and others, / will or the
9th DAY or NOVEMBER. 1888,
II Tho fr0nt door Of tho courthouse Of
said county. sell at public sale % tire
highest bidders al that certain dw yelling
Rouse aud lot. in the town 81 RosylGsbuFg
In said county conveyed by A. n Bow
man to the late =. +. Reynolds. The pur-
chaser will acquire said property free and
acquit from owe therein Of defendant,
Ands Reynolds.
Terms -Suiliciout easliin hand 10 pay
costs o. said sale and for residue Of pur-
chase money on credit Of 9, - and IS
months, the purcba GER 10 make notes
with good security. to toar interest.
JOHN BRAENoH Special COm'f.
Bond and security has been given by
said commissioner ~ required by law.
10 - 4 j.. 81. Cnauos Clerk.
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Order of Publication.

West Virginiay 49,;
AZ rules held In the Clerks offce Of
the Circuit Court of Preston County, ON
the first Monday OF October, 1893.
VIM. @. Brown vs.. VIM Il. Kelly's
heirs.
The object of this suit IL to require the
settlement OF tho hduciary a%ccountaos Jo-
seph g. Feather administrator of VIM. r.,
Kolly, deceased. and TO subject the real
estate Of tho said d0cedent TO the payment
of his debts. And IL appearing that the
defendants JIM s. Kelly Willie l.. Kelly
nre not residents OF this state, on motion
OF the plaintiff, IL II ordered that the said
defendants do appear here within m
month amer tho first publication hereof.
and do what ~ necessary to protest their
interests, and hat this Order DO publish
&C In the WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS, q
newspaper published In this county,
A copy-Test.
J.. NJ. CRANE, Clerk.
WIN. q. BROWN Counsel. for p.a'n.
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THE LATEST.

Fleming is elected by 600 or 700
majority. Cleveland carries the State
by from 1000 to 1,5OO majority.
Tho Legislator will be Democratic
on joint ballot by two majority.
Wilson is elected by about 400 ma
jority. 1t will require a recount to
decide whether Pendleton or Atkinson
is elected.
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H, X. a F. rhine TabIe.

The new time table went into effect on
Monday, September IL, 1888, on the t. X.
d +. railroad. BY this schedule the train
leaves RingwoOd at 7 30 a. M, and ar
rive at Tunreltou at 8 40 p. M; cave
Tunnelton at IL 100 a. m, arrive at King
pod at IL 10 p. m.i leave Kingwood at
$50 p. M, arrive at Tunnelton ri 5 40 p.
m; leave Tuunelton at 6 10 p. M, arrive
at Kingwood at z 20 p. IN.
Trains daily except Sunday. The right
TO change this schedule without notice is
reserved. General Manager.
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County and State News.
Sheriff jackson
Gamers Cleaner

Gamers Cleaner
Our subscription list is steadily
increasing.
VINO stole the Democratic tickets at
Rockville?
With eight commissioners look out
for high taxes.
Produce taken in exchange for sub
scriptions to the ARGUS
Gene Lanham won't pint his
deputies this time.
The election passed off quietly and
a heavy vote polled.
We will have eight commissioners
in the future instead of three.
The prohibition amendment was de-
feated in thus county by about 1900.
Belle Boyd. the lannon's Rebel spy
passed through Kingwood last Friday.
Miss Edith and Master Clifton Ward
we'll, of Oakland, are visiting relatives
in town.
Three stands Of italian bees in pat
ent gums, for sale by Roy G. Stone,
KingwOod.
Our good old friend, TT. Bonafeld,
of Tunnelton, made us q very pleas
ant call on Monday
Every Democrat in the county
should read the ARGUS. Send in
your names, friends.
Don't consult anybody, but invest
twenty.iv cents in a bottle of Sal.
yation Oil. 1t kills painl
Terra Alta will have canvassers at
at the election in future, that place
casting over FIVE hundred votes.
Now that the campaign is over, the
ARGUS will give more Of it's space to
local matter, and hopes it's corps OF
correspondents will do their part to
make It interesting.
At the last examination Of teachers
twelve 10, ! certificates, sixteen no.
%, and nine no 3s were granted. II.
ID. Carroll and B. II. Elsey were
granted four year certificates.
Benoni Jordan had the misfortune
TO lose a fine two year old heifer, last
week, and another will probably die.
They acted rs though they had been
poisoned.
When " reflect that so many hnman
beings die Of Consumption We must
come 70 the conclusion that everybody
should be provided with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the poor consumptive's
friend.
"Your babies will always be good
~ you give them Or. Bulls Baby syr.
up while teething. tits a reliable and
sure remedy and costs only % cents.
Prudent people always have Laxa.
dor convenient. Il often takes The
place Of a doctor and costs only Is
cents. For sale everywhere.
Our thanks arc due Thurman Glib.
son, Of Rockville, for some 6ne, large
Democratic apples. Thurman, like
The "Old Roman for whom he was
named. Is a true Democrat NJ you
live long and prosper.
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NGTIcE Tn CNEDITORs.

TO the creditors Of James w. Montgom-
cry deceased.
In pursuance 10 . decree Of tho circuit
court ol the county Of Preston. made in a
cause therein pending, H. subject the roal
estate Of The sand doredent 10 The payment
Of his debts, you arc required Co present
our claims against Tia o4late 81 tho said
decodent for edludicaliOu 10 r.. j.. Crngau
Commissioner, nt bis onico ga said coupty,
on or before tho 9Th dag Of November
next.
Witness r.. ". Crane, Clcrk 81 said
court this 18th dny Oi S~opiembor issS.
02l6 j. n. CfaEFt cioTk.
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JUDICIAL SALE.
Geo. W. Fairfax, Admir-
Geo. w. Fairfax's heirs ct al.

w. . hNiAo W nj
Pursuant to a decree OF the circuit
court of Preston county, w. Va, rem.
dered in the above styled cause on
the 9th day of December. 1887, the
undersigned special commissioner
will on
MONDAY, NOV. &c, 1883,
the same being a court day, for said
county, offer for sale at public auction
the real estate decree,i to be sold in
said cause, consisting OF the home
farm, Of the late George Washington
Fairfax containing 5034 acres, situa-
ted In Valley district, Preston county ,
West Virginia, near the town of
Reedsville.
Said farm is situated on tho pro-
posed rOut of the West Virginia rail.
road, and is underlaid with the most
valuable seams OF coal found in the
State of West Virginia, while the soil
is fertile and productive and in q high
state Of cultivation; and as an agri-
cultural and grazing farm. second te
none in the State. There is situated
on said farm q good dwelling-house.
n good barn and necessary outbuild-
ings, together with a large and bear
ing orchard. Said tract Of land will
be offered for sale as q whole or in
four several tracts as may suit pur-
chaser, or as may be most advantage
ous to the interests of the estate
Full description Of said subdivisions
may be had by reference to a plot
now on file in the Office of said spe
cial commissioner.
Terms OF SALE.-So much cash in
hand as may be sufficient TO pay costs
Of suit and expenses OF sale, and the
residue upon q credit OF l., 3 and 3
years, the purchaser giving interest
bearing notes with approved personal
security for the deferred payments Of
purchase money.
VIM. G. BRowN,
Commissioner.
Bond and security has been given
given by said commissioner as re-
CURED by law.
10 1874 J. NJ. CRANE, Clerk.
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NOTICE va LIENHOLLERs.

To all persons holding liens by judgments
or otherwise, on tho real ostate or any
part thereof Of JOnas maust;
In pursuance OF a decree OF the circuit
court OF Preston cotntyg made lu a cause
theron peuuing,tO subject tho real estate
OF the said Jonas Maust 10 the saiisfac~
ton o. tho liens thereon. you are hereby
required TO present all claims held by
yoL and each Of got against the sail 10
mas Maust, which are liens on his real
ostato, or any part Of &c, for adjudication
TO mo at my Office la KinRwood, Preston
county. w. Va, on or before the 18th day
Of November, A. ID. 1888.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
October, A. D.. 1898.
=. j. CRo0AN. Com'r.
J. III, CARROLL, BsQ.,
Atty for Plaintiff. I0I1A
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For sale Chenn.

We have for sale a set of Com
prehensive Comentary," bound in
sheep, which we will sell cheap for
cash. Persons desiring a good com
cntary on the Bible should see this
work before purchasing elsewhere.
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julius K. Monroe,
SURVEYOR or LANDS,
KHNGwOOD, VIVA.
VIVA.

VIII answer calls for land surveying
from any part of tho county, promptly
mad at reasonable raeos. Plots, drafts. and
calculations, neatly and accurately made
from deeds or field notes. Inyirg ont
aud Grading pixies, county roads aud
tranways aisD laying out town lots
~ refs foundations, etc. Correspondence
solicited.
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NnMnEr nNEa.

u. w. showaltcr, Mrs. U. w. Sho-
walter, II. NJ. Martin. j.. j.. CObun, Dun
can McRa, J.J. Kelly, Jno. o. jenkins,
Albert Fortney, j.. M. Strahin, Lille
Elliott, Marguerite =. Copeman, a. w.
Chambers, j. j. Lindsey, III. j.. Carroll
aud y. II. Elsey merited Agar GER
tifcates.
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When Baby wa sick, We gave her castoria,
when she was q Child, she cried for c~astoria,
When she became Miss, she chung 70 Castoria,
when she had Children, she gave them CastorIa,