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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-11

after it.
Wcl, Harold Ouaritch had dnel, and he
had had pleasant q, we'll as good oinror.
The squire. who Of late had lccn clc.tul a
n cricket was in his best form. aul tod long
storic5 with aa infu.ttsmel point. hg4yD
body discs mouth the, stories would lsv0
been ,Yoarisouo = q drrreo Ina, aero wa, ,
c,;cte. m ori.in.iity. aud Il Land Of Tudor
f,ori. favor. plsit tho old gentlemen which
uadc his worst cul lorce.t story accrniaI d .
in al,v society. Tn,rnIln,l hicis.,f foo. l.d
come ont i'm n most unusual way. liz had 81
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indeed, no always ,5und a wonderfully rioqs.
ant object OF contamination. Ida Was play
ing without naus;c-thc ONLY light in the
room was that OF a low Lamp with a red
fringe TO it, Therefore, he could not see
,ery much. being only with difficulty able to
trace tn. outlines If her features: but if the
shadow thus robbed him. il ON the other hand
lent her q beauty Of its own. clothipo, her
face with On otnlosphere cf wonderful soft
ness which il did not always possess in the
Glare of dav The colonel indeed we must
remember that he was in love and that it
was after dinner became quite poetical in
formally. of counsel about it. md in his heart
cop,,,ored bor frst r., st Ccnilio o+ bor or,r,,,,
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md tho,,rh bo l,nov, notI,ine, If ,hot tha
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facss t,,at ma caI9oi,In ~ tho most to,,lor,oes
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The Lamar register., 1889-12-21

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The Lamar register., 1889-12-21
Bent Ditch

And before work ditch
land, diches
the Union There deal of
and farms purchased fgure,
United States Land Office and principal point
Colorado.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-10-03
Deaths Doinrs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Gidley lost a
very young child, Friday. It only
lived about two hours after it was
born, and was Inferred i'm the King
wood cemetery, Saturday evening.
CRANE-Died, at her residence
in Terra Alta, Saturday morning at
z o'clock, of paralysis, Mrs. Rachel
Crane, widow Of Col. William Crane.
The deceased had only been sick a
short time, and her death was very
very sudden and q great surprise to
her many friends, who had seen her
not long since, apparently IN the
bloom Of health. She was aged
about 81 years, and beloved by all
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2 Dozen pretty bird cages at
Murdock's.

Dozen pretty bird cages at
Murdock's.
Mr.. Michael Lynch, OF TOWNSVILLE,
was in to see us Wednesday. He is
limping around with a mashed foot
from a large rock he let fall on it the
other day.
He has another Democratic voter
at his house, who arrived last Fri
day. He is not old enough yet to
vote, but pretty near large enough,
for he weighed thirteen pounds.
A certain phihnthropist buys n
large quantity of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup every winter and gives it to
the poor suffering from coughs and
colds. There is not a case of neura.
lgia which cannot be at once relieved
by the use of Salvation oil. At all
drug stores. Price only % cents u
bottle.
Hardware Of all kinds that is
good ware and will wear well if it
is hardware, at Murdock's.
Sixteen different styles of the
celebrated "Foster Cook and Heat
ing Stoves" at Murdocks, made of
the best Hanging Rock Iron. No
old iron melted over in these stoves.
Come and see them. They have all
of the latest improvements. He
also aims to keep a full stock of
other stoves and Innings. Give him
a call. 0-2G-tf.
Misses Nora and Winnie Jackson
entertained quite a number of their
friends at their home on Monday
night of this week. The guests en-
joyed the evening very much, which
was spent in rendering some fine
music , plays, and also enjoyed the
delicious refreshments. The ladies
were attired with that grace and
tastefulness that they resembled a
wedding ball. After enjoying the
evening until a late hour, the
guests returned home with kind re-
membranes of a w~ell-spent even
ing.
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who knew her. She was laid TO rest
in the beautiful cemetery at Terra
Alta, Sunday evening about
The funeral was one of the largest
ever seen i'm Terra Alta. There
were friends present from all owe
the country, coming from Oakland.
Grafton, Parkcrsbufg, Kingwood,
GAINESVILLE, Bruceton, Brandonville
and other places, Those over from
kingwood were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Nj. Crane, who went over Friday
and remained, Mrs. j. l.. Stone.
who was owe there visiting, Dr.. f.
Elliott and wife, Felix Elliott, IT.,
DIR. Trippett and wife, Mrs. j.. w.
Watson and Miss Florence Vickery.
HARTMAN-Died, at his residence
in the Cfaborchard, Sunday, Sept.
20, about noon, Joseph Hartman,
aged Ga years, 3 months and 20
days. The remains were inferred
in the graveyard of the Lutheran
Church in the C~raborchard, Tues
day. The deceased had been a men,
Der of the Evangelical Church for
a number of years, and was one of
Preston's best citizens. Ife was q
well-to-do farmer, and leaves five
children in comfortable cireum-
stances.
FoRMAN-Our people were shock
ed, Tuesday evening, to learn of
the sudden death of Calvin @. For
man, at his home in the Crabor-
chard. lie %as stricken down, on
Monday, with paralysis and died
Tuesday about 2 p. M, and will be-
buried to-day at the graveyard on
his farm. The deceased was born
in 1927, and vas therefore 90 years
of age. He was deputy sheriff foY
Pleasant district.
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MARRIAGES.

VAUGIN-ANDERsoN-On Sun
day, Sept. % at the residence of the
officiating minister Ed. s. Vaughn
to Addie Anderson, by the Rev. d..
W. Rogers.
STILEs-RoBERTs-On Tuesday
Sept. "a at the residence of William
Hemerick, by Rev. j. W. Hardesty.
Linsey Stiles and Nora Roberts were
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony.
GR1MES-SNIDER-at the residence
of the brides father. near Kingwood
10y Rev. Il. III. Driven, Wiley s.
Grimes and Matilda IL. Snider were
married, Wednesday Sept. %.
GIBsoN-GRIBLE-On Saturday,
Sept. the % at the residence of IL.
j. Gribble David S. Gibson and
Zettie NJ. Gribble were united in
matrimony 10y Rev. James f. Darby.
G~RIM-WoLF-att the residence of
the brides father in Reno. John W.
Grim and Virginia Wolf were mar
ried Saturday Sept. 2S by the Rev.
d.. \. Friend.
SCoTT-MCGIBBoNs-at the resi-
dence of the brides father in Bruce
ton, David II. Scott and Jessie Me-
Gibbons were united in the bonds Of
matrimony by the Rev. j. w. Smith,
Sunday Sept. 30.
Well we give it up so far as the
women are concerned for it does
seem that they + in favor of Pro-
lection but they cant vote so it does
not make much difference.
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For Sale.

One fine, gray horse, four years
old last spring, well broke to work
anywhere. A fine animal to ride OF
drive.
One good two-horse road wagon
one bu~ck-wagon and buggy harness,
almost as good as new.
Call on or address
j. SLIDELL Brown,
Kingwood, w. Va.
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The Triennial Conclave Of TIN
Knights Templar will be held IN
Washington, D. G., October 8th to
18th, 1889 and will be the largest
gathering Of It's kind ever held in
the County.
Excursion tickets VIII be sold 70
Washington from all stations ON the
j. & o. r. r. for all trains October
9Th, 9th, 7th and 9Th at rate Of one
fare for the round trip, valid for
the return journey until October
31st, inclusive.
October is one Of the p@leasantest
months IN the year to visit Wash
ington and inspect the magnificent
public buildings, museums and
monuments.
During the period Of the conclave
popular excursions will run by the
B. g 0~from Washington toGsettys-
burg, Harper's Ferry, Luray Cav
erns and other points Of interest.
Passengers arc landed i'm Wash
mgton at the B. g. O. station, one
block from The capital. Guide books
10 Washington will be furnished
upon application, by all Is. q O..
Agents.
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NEWS AND NOTES ABOUT TOWN,

Oysters at Mrs. Shaw's Friday
night.
If you want a gun, go to that man
Murdoch.
Born, INTO Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Elliott, of near Albrightsville, Sept.
IS, q girl.
Manown Albright, Of the Snider
Settlement, also has a late addition
to his family.
Breeeh-loading shot-guns at Muir
docks from So up.
Grant Whitehair moved Tuesday
from near the depot to his new home
down at the second forks of the road
east of town.
Best stogies in Kingwood at J, L.
Murdock's.
Fresh 6sh-dressed-once a week
Mt Gutherie's. If
Only 81. so for one year subscrip-
ton to the ARGUS. Send in your
name.
l.. NJ. Albright has purchased the
lot between his store and c.. Y.
Bishops residence, and will erect a
two-stOry building this winter.
Remington Breech-loading rifles
at MurdOcks.
Sell your beef hides, sheep pelts,
pheasants, ETC., to Gutherie'
List of letters remaining in the
Kingwood postoffice Oct. /, 1889.
Miss Minnie CooIe ; Willie p.
Franks.
4 Bushel of Pocket knives at
Murdock's Hardware store.
They are having some regular old
fashioned apple-cuttings out about
Pleasant Dale, is spite of the scar
city Of apples this year.
AT the NJ. y. Sunday-school, last
Sabbath, the election Of officers for
the next year resulted as follows (:
Superintendent, j. Ami Martin
Assistant Supt., G. NJ. Bishop Sec
rotary and Treasurer, J.E. Murdoch
Librarian, David Grant Smith, the
same officers being reelected again.
SaIeable country produce taken in
exchange for beef at G~utherie's.
Don't forget that the AguUs Office
docs the best job work in Preston
county. Send in your orders.
II will soon be time Of the year
nOwthe fires will be themost fashion
able piece Of furniture in the house.
They say you might as we'll be out
Of the world as to be out offashion,
and you might as well be.out Of the
world as to try TO live without fire
In this country.
No one can witness the ~sufferings
Of the baby, without feelings Of ok.
treme pity for these ~suncrings
however, DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup Is
the remedy. For strengthoninQ
and rehabilitating the digestive or.
gans there is no better medicine than
Laxadou. At all druggists. Price
only Is cents.
m -FOUR BACK ACHES
Or you are al worn ont. really good FOR nothing
90 Us general debility. Try
HROHN'S IRON BTTTERG
~ VIII cure y0u. and give a gOod appetite. Sold
NF ni dealers ID. modiOiun.
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How They DO 1t in Roane.

Elijah Runnion, of Roane comfy,
secured a marriage license last week
and proceeded to have the ceremony
performed. When the license was
called for by the minister it was not
to be found. Later it was discover
ed that a former sweetheart of Run
MONS had stolen it from his pocket
and tore it up. A duplicate was is
sucd.-EcChanqe.
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Deafness Can't be Cured

By local application, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There IS only one
way 60 cure deafness, and that IS by c%onssitu-
tiOnal remedies Deafness Is caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucus lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inRa1ned
you have q rumbling sound OF imperfect hearing
and when II r. entirely closed, deafness Is the
result, and unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored 10 its normal condi-
tiOn, hearing will be destroyed forever nine
cases out Of ten are caused by catarrh, Which Is
nothing bot an inlamcd condition Of the mucus
surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of deafness. Caused by catarrb) that We
cannot cure by taking Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars. free.
SLIT. I'D. CHENEY s. co, Tolsdoro.
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samuel snidor's Heirs. ct al. ~
m eabove entitled chancery cause, by a decree
therein, on the - day Of August A. d.. iyso Inv,
ing been referred To the undersigned Commits
sioncr In Chancery with tho following directions!
10 state, audit and settle the accounts Of the
plaintiffs rs EEccutor and ENocutrix with the
eitate OF samuel snidor, deceased and shall
and liens against the estate Of said testator, Civ =
ing Their p~rior.ties and amounts thereof, and TO
upon the estate of said ~testator In tho hands Of
his children, dcyisoes and heirs az law also to
Samuel snider left II any not dlsposod o1 IN his
VIII and w whose possession the Same Is also
To ascertain and report the amount Of purchas6
money said samuel Snider owed Upon tho two
parcels q land or upon either tract thereof az
hoedsvlllc and the amount thereof, " any, paid
Dy the plhiutiH JamiHon Snidcr, and the date
thereof, and whether paid on both or only one
OF said parcels OF land, and whether paid by him
out OF money, bonds and notes eVisedtOhim as
residuhty leRatee, or whether paid out Of the
personal estate Of Samuel Snider not devised To-
any one by said will:
Also ascertain aud report whether tho plant
MS or executors OF said will or either Of them
nave paid to The seyral %legatees under said will.
the amounts devised 10 them respectfully
And also 20 ascertain and report what rents
and profits have been received FOR the said two
parcels or land since tho death Of the said Sam
uel Snidcr and " any, by whom received. and
what deposition has beoh made Of such tents
Also to ascertain and report the amount OF
money said JamisOn Snider expended in the de-
iense OF Shid VIII upon the trial had IN the CIR
cutt Court OF this county. and whether paid by
him ont Of what was devised 20 him or out OF
some other fund, together with any other matter
deemed pertinent by himself or that may be-
specially requested by any Of the parties 70 this
suit.
The parties TO said cause. 20 wit.
,Jamison snider and Nancy Snidcr Executors
Of samuel SnidcT doCoascd, and in their own
right ns heirs and widow Of said Samuel Snlder
deceased, plaintiffs,
and
Henry Snider, Simon Snidcr. Amos SnideF.
sarah y TrowbridRo and James NJ TrOwbridge,
her husband; Hosther VI. Albright and Conrad
Aibrght, her husband Mafgarct T. Miller and
Benlamin =. Miller, her husband Letitia r..
HUFFMAN and George r. Huffman, her husband
Martha ) Erwin aud Jacob d. Erwin her husband,
Margnret y. TrOwbridge, Clark TrowbridRe and
kdWard Truwbridgc, children aud heirs Of So
Rliah TroWbridgc, dcccbsed John d.. Watson,
Clarissa, watson and l. q. Ralphsnyd5t,. defend
ants, VIII, hcrcfOrc.takc notice. that on thf25thI
day Of October, A. D., 1880, AZ my Office In King
wood Preston county. West Virginia, 4 shalt
proceed 90 execute said decree.
Given under my iBnd this 10th day Of sept
a. lt3. ID. VI. WOTiuH0. Commissioner
J. r. MARTIN, Atty. for Plaintiffs.
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Gall Office

DR.. McMillen will answer night
calls from his office in court house
square, in the future, instead of at
the Exchange Hotel as formerly.
DO not forget crane building, up
stairs, in courthouse square.
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SMMRAH Police Gazette wifii
hc mailed securely wrapped 90 any address On the
m4i rsc.i 55ta'sf COPIES 56s ao t4 bSg,S months '
cral discount allowed 20 ostmasi ers. Agents and
Ge9s ne spiiGo Gazette
climate Illustrated sporting ard sensational
journal puhlishgd ou The American TD w.
continent Apply ION terms 90 AANlHAs
RICHARD Is. FOX. Franklin Square. New York
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Harry J.. Snively formely a prac-
ticing Attorney Of Grafton now To-
Gated in Washington Territory, iB
the Democratic nominee for Attor-
ncy General on the State ticket and
has a good chance a being elected d.
Verify the West Virginia boys in the
West r getting there.
Or. Felix Elliott is at Clarksburq
this week serving on the Federal
Grand Jury.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-10-03

many letters we have received in
response to an appeal of Guys pub
lished in our issue of September II /:
Edit0r ArgnS,
DEAR SIR:
Your h~eart-rend-
ing appeal under the weddings of
last week has touched our tender
and loving heart.
Your situation it truly distress
ing. Why have you suffered so long
in silence?
Why have you not appealed to
the ome Of America before
Truly it is not good for man to be
alone in this world but some men
arc so bashful they emit propose.
Now you know women are not so
bashful as men and prefer to
do the wooing themselves and in
their own way.
Your requirements I'm a wife can
surely be met by many.
You ask for a "good girl, 4" VIC are
all good. For one "who is able and
willing to support a husband" W.
are not ar a6lebut what one is there
who is not wiliag to support such a
goodly gift rs a husband {!
You ask 10 give full particulars
as to building fires, etc.
Why Of course | would build the
fires, who could refuse such a trf-
fling request? Who would allow
the sanity man Of her choice to
arise in the cold dawn Of a winter
morning, wade through the snow to
the woodpile' return and kindlc the
fire while she snored away with her
head under the bed cloths? I'm
feeling wretch! Never would ] be
guilty Of such base ingratitude.
What etc. includes ] really canf
imagine. What more could q man
ask ? When a woman says she will
build the fires she certainly has
promised all that any one could de.
sire.
Now II you really want a wife 81
badly please wear a bit Of blue rib.
bon IN the first buttonhole on youl
coat. ] will be sure to see it II you
wear it long enough.
Anxiousiy,
GERALDINE EARLsCOURF
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CUPIp's COLUMN.
SHE SAID YES.

John W. Crime and Virginia
Wolfe.
Benjamin f. McKinney-21 and
Rose Bowman-1S.
David S. Gibson-24 and Zettie
NJ. Gribble-I9.
John W. Pell-4T and Sarah +.
Walker-21.
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Commissioner Notice.
Vary carrick


wary a. tarfick
w I'm chanfary-.
Th0s. ). Morau'g Admire e. aI
Tlis cause vvus referred o. tho undcrsIgndd<
one Of The commissioner OF thf circuit court az
Preston County, ", Va. by q decree Of said
court rendered on the Pod day Of August. isgg.
With directions ~ audit stateand settle. andre
port y state and condition Of the administra-
ton accounts " Thomas j. Moran. as adminis-
traitor ~ Martin Cardck. deceased and that he
ASCERTAIN and report whether the said Moran. as
aIch.ndministratOr, ever executed bond az such
adfninistiator DO So the penalty thereof and
the surcticG therein and 20 this end may take
and ME proof touching the same. and report
any other pertinent matter deemed proper by
him, or required by The parties.
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Among Our Exchanges.

Among Our Exchanges.
I'm going TO hang my stocking up"
said Ida, hear me vow"
"Id like TO see" Tom slvly said,
What you've got In Il now"
THE tatin's htgh." the maid replied
"Only the parsou can
Make free wool of my stocking, sir,
For any living man."
Exchange.
We learn from the Ne,os. pub
lished Mt Elkius, that James Posten.
of the firm of Crane 81 Posten, of
Albrightsville, and who has been
running II grocery store at Elkins,
has sold out to Dick Newton and is
now opening out Il full line of cloth
ing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Humphrey, posi-
bly, the oldest resident Of Lewis
County, departed this life at the
residenso Of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Starrick, in West Weston, ono
day last week, aged over one hum
drcd and three years. - Weston
World.
The latest statistics go TO show
that $1,000 persons in the United
States w three-fifths of all the
property of the country. If the
present political tariff remains with
us another quarter of a century, they
will own more than three-ffths of
the country and have a mortgage on
the remainder. -H untiRgtoR Advey-
tiser.
John f. Smith, Of Middleway,
Jefferson county, is the Oldest
member of the Knights Of Pythias
in the United States. He is SO
years of age, and is still hale and
hearty. lie joined the order at its
organization in this state, at Mar
tinsburg, 1860, and was elected
Grand Master Of Exchequer ut
that time. His son,J. Rufus Smith
was elected Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal at the same time,
and each has been reelected i'm each
successive session since 6hen without
opposition. thus making the thir-
teenth election to these Office
StaEe Journal.
Our ingenious townsman j.. H..
Rodeheaver, has received a patent
right on his new locking device /;
and what is better still firm places
the value at II round $4,000. This
speaks well for Terra Alta.--Messrs
Will E. Shaffer and Jefferson Hardy
will start for Marietta, o., on Mon
day. Mr.. Shaffer will take instruc-
ton in granting and sign painting.
MIR. and Mrs. John r.. Freeland.
and children will start on Wednes-
day Of next week for, visit Of three
weeks is the Valley Of Virginia.
They will visit in Augusta, Botetourt
and Roanoke counties.-Johnson
and Zimmerman have shipped nearly
1000 head Of sheep from this place
during the summer and fall. Their
objection to the sheep of this sec
ton is that they are Of scrub stock.
Our farmers should improve their
stock a good sheep is easier raised
then ~ poor one.-Mi Matte
Adair left on Monday for a visit OF
ten days in Baltimorc.-Col. j..
d.. Rigg, made a business trip to
Morgantown last wcek.-No mat
ter how incongruous it may seem
(JournaD in thesame sentence advo-
Gates Kingwood as a suitable site
fora %bigtanncry and % High School.
Mr.. Percival Lantz is now up
near Cortland opening up q new
store for Tabcr Bros. On next Mon
day Mr.. Lantz will 60 to- Baltimore
whore he Will attend lectures at the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
-Tcrru 1Lia Times.
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Room THE RAIL ROAD.
Mass Meeting at ROwIesbuag, Satur-
day, October .. Come Out Every
hOdy.

There will be a railroad mass
meeting at Rowlesburg on Saturday,
October 9TH, at ? o'clock p. m, to
bring ont the sentiment of the peo-
pie on the question of the new rail-
road about to be built from Rowles-
burg to Pittsburg. Messrs. Daw-
son and Morley have promised to be
present. Everybody come.
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copuissfousns OrrIcr.

hAN""''Hf W va N'NN. @tt NV
Tho partice 90 The above mentioned cause will
take notice that / shall, on the 2jth dayof Octo-
Dor. 1879. at my Office aforesaid proceed 60 exc
cute the above decree Of reference
Givon under my hand this 9th day II soptems
bcr. isa
HENRY Clay UYDE,
iOb1 Commissioner.
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Societies:

Knights Of Pythias-LOdge meets every Tues.
day evening at their hall over J. W. Bakers
store at 2 o'clock.
Independent Order Of odd Fellows-Lodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall In
Bishops Block at Z O'Clock.
The independent order OF Good Templars-
Lodge meets every Friday evening, In the X. OF
y. Hall. Mt Z O'Clock.