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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-21

Finest Potatoes in town at the
Bon Ton Store for 4Oc per bushel.
Would it not be a good idea to
appoint committee to take action
in regard to securing the location Of
the reform school in this county /?
1t is worth looking after.
''Alas Alas "the dude exclaims.
Gin my slender ankle Eve got pain"
"don't fret" said ma. for whom he
had sent, Il have some Salvation
Oil" my time is up" said the
doctor to the patient whom he found
using DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
he was correct, for his cough had
been cured.
One hundred and fifty bushels of
the choicest p0TATDle ever seen in
Kingwood. lUIAlUl1 for 40 cents
per bushel at the Bon Ton Store.
A rare opportunity is presented
for some enterprising townsman to
represent nursery firm that war
rants stock to be delivered IN prime
condition, so that large, honorable
and permanent trade can be built
up. Very liberal terms to the right
man. Address, James. Whitney.
Rochester, n. Y. 2-2S 3m.
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is in good
demand; everybody speaks well of
it. The price is only 25 cts. Per-
sons of sedentary pursuits are pre-
disposed to constipation, such should
always use Laxador, which insures
safety against constipation and all
of its disastrous consequences. The
price is only 25 cents.
am authorized to sell the James
IL. Manown farm, consisting of $50
acres, more or less, laying north Of
Kingwood, known as the Vankirk
farm, and one of the best grazing
farms in the country. This farm
will be sold reasonable and terms
made to suit purchaser. For further
particulars call on NJ. f. Pell, agent
for james IL. Manown. 1t.
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$50 Strong.

The eighth day Of next month will
witness something more than the
ordinary events Of court day
Upon that day the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, Of this place.
assisted by members Of the Rowles-
burg, Newburg and Reedsville lodges
viii hold q festival i'm Courthouse
hall for thepurpose Of raising money
to assist them i'm meeting the heavy
expenses incurred by the purchase
Of handsome paraphernalia, etc.
The members will meet at their hall
in the evening Of that day and from
there parade the principal streets Of
the town, in their regalias, headed
by the Kingwood band Everybody
should be in town to see and assist
the members in their undertaking.
1t is expected that at least one
hundred and fifty will participate in
the parade.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-21
Fish for prother White.

a Kingwood lady who was lament
ing that she had never had an offer
Of marriage, upon being told by a
friend that there was just as good
fish in the sea as ever was caught,
replied with considerable asperity ::
"Well, hang it, I've been fishing
for them for the last fifteen years
and never got so much as anibble!"
Wen wager our campaign plug that
she never "fshed" for brother jim
White, Of the Eru.
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How's This9

We ofer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by taking
Hairs Catarrh Cure.
F.J Cheney 8 Co., Props, Toledo, Ohio.
We tho undersigned, have known +. J. Cheney
for the last 10 years. and believe him perfectly
honorable In all business transactions and hnan-
clally able To carry out any Obligation made by
their firm.
West ThuaX, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo o.
Walding, Kinnan Marvin, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
=. H. Van IIGsen, Cashier, Toledo National Bank
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Price 10 cents per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-21
Quarterly Meetings.

Quarterly meetings for Oakland
District, NJ. +. Church, will be held
as follows March so, Rowlesburg;
April 8, Brandonville April -,
Pleasant Grove April 20, Cranes
vile and EVANSVILLE April 81.
Evansville May 4, Hannahsville
and Friendsyille May II. Newburg
and Albrightsyille; May 18, Aurora
and Hambleton May 25, Deer
Park June ], Davis June s, Oak
land and Randolph Mission June
II District Conference begins at
Fricndsville.
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5000 Bail.

Alonzo Feltz, an Italian, who
lives about two miles from town,
was arrested Tuesday upon a war
rant sworn out by Mrs. Mcdaniel.
When the prisoner was brought be-
fore Squire Goodwin, the plaintiff
swore the Italian had threatened to
kill her, and struck her with a club,
The prisoner admitted that he had
struck Mrs. McDaniels. Alonzo
was required to give bail in the
penalty of $500 for his appearance
at court.
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Pleasant Party.

Miss Lillian Morris entertained q
few of her friends at her home on
Friday eve last. The evening was
passed very pleasantly, refreshments
being served at $50, when the par
ty left in good spirits, declaring
that there was one hostess at least
in Kingwood who knew how to make
an yeningpass pleasantly.
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Weather nice and farmers Evening
up with their spring work.
Measles rather plentiful, but are
decreasing TO some extent.
Several Of the people Of this place
were attending the quarterly meet
ing at RccdsvilIc last Sunday.
Rev. George w. White was assist
ing the Rev. a. j. Perry with the
quarterly meeting over Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. Joseph Mckinney has sold
his steam saw mill IL was moved
to the east side Of the river
Mr. j. G. y. White has gone to
the east side Of the river to set up %
steam saw mill.
J. ". Feather was calling at
Friendship last Sunday.
Mr.. G.. d. Herring is fixing to
einigrlte TO Pcnnsvlyania soon.
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The old ground hog has been
very faithful during his term OF six
weeks, which has just expired and
the nice weather has commenced.
Miss Zettie Gribble is going to
school ut Bruceton. We learn that
Miss u. intends 10 90 to Kingwood
to further pursue her course, at the
expiration Of the Bruceton school.
Miss Cora Rogers is suffering from
a severe attack Of lung fever.
We are TO have new blacksmith
in our town. Whoop EN- up, jun
DO.
VIM. T.. Rogers is in Uniontown,
Pittsburgh and othor cities on bust
ness this week.
Two new cases Of measles are
reported since our last, and mumps
almost innumerablc.
r. f. Walls, Of the firm Of Walls
Bros, is ut Beaver Falls this week
purchasing new machinery for their
drilling business.
Mr.. =. G.. Gribble has moved his
sawmill in and viii have IL i'm opcr-
alton i'm few days
March 1G.
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Lost His POcketbook.

Tuesday evening as Mr.. Thomas
Elliott was crossing Cheat river at
Albrightsyille, in the ferry boat,
was bending forward to fasten the
rope, his pocketbook. containing
fifty dollars and a number of yalua-
bic papers, dropped into the river
and was carried off by the current.
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New Railroad.

The people up in Reno are said to
be greatly clated over the prospects
Of railroad being built through
that country. Men are up in there
taking options on lands. We trust
they may not be disappointed and
that they will get railroad before
long. Give us plenty Of railroads
and West Virginia will be the for
NEST State in the Union.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-21
Corn at 90 Cents Per BuSheI
AT
ChaS. ". Mayer & Son,
Terra Alta, w. Va.
Local CORRESPONDENTS.
The News from all Quarters of Pres
ton County.
TuHneIton.


Mr.. and Mira. j. Il. Mattingly, Of
Austen, were the guests of friends
in town on Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. NJ. II. Powell, and chill
drcn, are visiting relatives at New
burg and Independence.
Miss Lummie Griffith. who has
been visiting Grafton friends for
some time, returned home on Sun
day.
Mrs. A. +. Gibson, and son Gail,
visited Newburg last week.
Miss Mary Kenny, of Newburg,
was visiting Mrs. w. T.. Maloney
last week.
John S. Howard paid the parent
al roof at Independence IA short visit
on Sunday.
1t was rumored around that Col.
Rufus Rodeheaver.t the accomplished
correspondent Of the JOurnal from
this town, was married on Sunday,
but your scribe was unable to au-
thenticate the report. Here is
looking at you, Col. Rodeheaver.
Gen. NJ. l.. Shaffer paid Cairo, w.
Va, q business call last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Heath,
Of Rowlesburg, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r.. Hardesty.
The many friends in this place Of
Miss Susie Blue, of Grafton. were
panied to hear Of the death OF her
father, Mr.. John Blue. They deep
ly sympathizc with her
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Firm Changed.

The firm of Chichester and AL
bright, at Bruceton. changed last
Friday, Mr.. Chichester retiring. The
old firm had been doing business
for about three years and had a
large trade. Mr.. l., NJ. Albright
will continue the business and is
greatly pleased with the business
outlook. His brother Smith has
charge of the store, and is a general
favorite with the people of that sec
ton.
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Seriously III.

We are sorry to announce the Sc
rious illness of Mrs. j. Ami Martin.
She has been sick for more than a
week, and at this writing-Thurs-
day mornings lying in a very
critical condition, but there is slight
hopes Of her recovery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-21
Coall Coall

The undersigned viii deliver coal
taken from the Boyle" mine. at
six cents per bushcl for run Of mine
and seven cents for lump. All who
have used This coal know and viii
testify to its good burningquaGties.
Try it and be convinced that 10 is
the best to be had.
3-7-tf JONI GREAsER.
Notice our new lads" this week
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Salary

With expenses paid will come handy
to anyone WHO'S now out of employ
ment, especially where no previous
experience is required to get the po-
sition. If YOU want position, see
advertisement in another column
headed, "a chance to make money"
81.
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Judicial Sale.
shahcr q Bonaneld

Shancr & BonaAcld
Hourly Miller sr ct al.
RH NlRrVE of decree 81 tho circuit court
~ Preston county, rendered In tho Rl,ovo
styled cause on the 18th day OF April, 1851 the
undersigned special commissioner will, on
Monday, April 0, 1889,
at the front door Of tho courthouse Of said
county, unCr Ht public sale the following real as.
tate In kngwoOd district
llrst seventy one and thrOO.fOuTths acres adj.
loining The lands ot james Johnson. D0njanin
:. Miller aud Others
SccOndA tract of thrcc mud ono fourth nero.
adjoining tho tract aforesaid, aud purchascd by
thc defendant, Horny Miller, sr., of William W
Third tract OF th'rty,nlno and one half acres
heing the same farm upon which tho defendant
Henry Miller, sr,, resides, and purchased 10y him
These are desirable tracts of land not far from
Tunnelton, and viii bc sold upon the following
II II T9 M s:
Enough cash In hand 20 pay the costs OF suit
anu expenses ot sale and the residue upon n
credit ut o, ~ md IN months, the pure hnscr exc.
cutting for tho deferred payments interest bear.
Ing notes with approved securing.
T. j, CTo0AS, Special Com'r
bond with security has been given hy tho
above named special commissioner as required
DA law. J. W. WATsoN
Jhi Clcrk Circuit court.
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rhe b. s 0. and the Inauguratlon.

Between midnight March 3 and
noon March 4, the b. & O. II. Il.
carried into Washington. sixty thous-
and excursion passengers, in addi-
tion to its regular local and through
travel. From three o'clock after
noon of the 4th until midnight Of
the 9TH, an equal number was car
ried from Washington. Allowing
an average of fifty passengers to the
car, including Sleeping and Parlor
Cars, it required 1900 cars TO ac-
commodatc the multitudcs. Adding
TO this the necessary number of
Baggage Cars TO take care Of the
baggage of passengers and the sup
plies and paraphernalias OF military
companies, bands and marching
clubs, it will be seen that the b. &
o. hauled train of nine ears into
Washington every fifteen minutes
from mid hight March 3, until noon
March 4. and out OF Washington
every fifteen minutes from 90 +.
NJ, of the 4th until midnight of the
9Th.
In handling this immense volume
of business, in so short II time, not
a single accident occurred and not
a passenger was injured (; not car
was derailed and not an engine
failed to perform its allotted task.
During this time there was an in
cessant fall of rain and all out door
work was invested with depressing
conditions.
The satisfactory manner in which
this great movement was conducted
reflects the highest credit upon the
operating department of the b. & o.
Company and indicates the prompt
ness and intelligence with which
each member Of the entire rank and
file of the force performed his assign
ed STARE of the labor involved.
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.

Ny 'NNiN5 - pr -
Circuit court, April g.
Butter at the Bon Ton!
School closes on the 10Th inst.
Promenade while the moon shines.
Advertise your business in this
paper.
We get lazy as the spring time
cometh.
Blackbirds have made their APP
pcarancc.
"Jako" NeiT has ''sit" in the
Journal office.
200 pounds of butter at 20 cents
per pound at the Bon Ton Store.
We don't want the earth, but We
want fewer applicants for our post
Office.
Temperance has got move on it
in this town, and it is travelling in
the right direction.
We do better job work than any
other Office in the county and as
cheap. Send us your orders.
Most all the schools have closed,
and the scholars who live on farms
have gonc to work in earnest.
Quite number Of Rowlesburg's
citizens were in the city or Monday
and Tuesday on legal business.
If you want some Of the best but
ter made, go to the Bon Ton Store
where you can get it for 20 cents
per pound.
The Rev. Charles Gutherie, of the
Baltimore Conference, NJ Il. Church,
has been sent to Walkersville, Md,
by the late conference held in Bal
timore.
There was no preachingin the NJ.
f. Church last Sunday, as Rev.
Driven was at Reedsyillc holding
Quarterly Meeting for Presiding
Elder Chenowcth
A catalogue Of the contents of the
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and brilliant glimpses are given Of
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Onr Now Streets.

The city fathers and Civil Engin-
eer, j. X. Monroe, were looking
over The ground where it is proposed
to open new streets provided the
property owners allow them to use
their land. Two Of the new streets
will run parallel to each other
through the property Of Major Orr,
j. Ami Martin, L. NJ. Albright and
others, and the other street will be
from the depot to the street below
Mrs. Byrne's residence, through the
lands Of VIM. G.. Brown and j. G.
McGrew. This street would be a
great benefit to the town, and we
understand that "a number Of resi-
dences would be erected at once.
The council could not do better, we
think, than to open this street at
least.
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On the Abntments.

The bridge at Albrightsyille is
now resting upon the piers aud the
bridge will be ready for travel about
the middle Of next month. Mr..
John Williams is pushing the work
as fast as he possibly can.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-21
Getting Better.

We learn that the young drover,
Mr.. Terrill, who had both arms cut
of by the train at Rowlesburg, is
getting along splendidly under the
treatment of DR.. NJ. II. Powell, Of
Function. He is stopping at the
residence of Mr.. Jacob Cornell, Of
Rowlesburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-21

On yesterday afternoon, at the
residence Of the brides parents, at
Albrightsville, by the Rev. Faulkner,
Mr.. VIM. Sharps, of independence
and Miss Oda Metzler. The bride
and groom left the same afternoon
for trip to Philadelphia and other
casters cities.
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Send Us the News.

We would say to all our subscrib-
ers, whether they live in the town
or the country, that if any one is
visiting you, or any Of your family
are on a visit, TO write it up and
send it to the ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-21
You Wnnt To.

We feel confident that every sub
scriber TO the ARGUS wants to see
us succeed. Now the way to make
us succeed is to pay your subscrip-
ton in advance and get your neigh
bors TO subscribe.
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To Its Full Capaeltr.

The r., X. & +. railroad is haul
ing a great deal Of freight just now.
The road is receiving more freight,
we believe, than they can handle.
1t is a genuine pleasure to note this
evidence Of prosperity.
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20 cents.
Fine Trout.
Bon Ton Store.

Sheriff Jackson demonstrated. on
last Friday, that he was an expert
angler for the finny tribe as well as
for votes. lie brought homo with
him on that day eight fine. large
brook trout, the result OF few
hours fishing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-21
The BANK OF KINGW0OD
Paid Up Capital, $125, 900.

Tenders It's services 20 the business community
as depository Of absolute safety. We CON
mend II 10 those having idle funds and invite
you 70 deposit them with az. our vaults and
safes are ~ the best and the indivi iua liability
Of our shareholders and officers guarantee do
pOsitOrs against the possibility 81 loss.
j. G. MoGgEw. Pres.
HEEnNANs, Cashier. 4By
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Doing Good Work.

Luther Sweanngen, our new town
officer, is industriously at work re-
pairing streets, sidewalks, ETC., and
has made several much needed i'm
provements.
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Notice.

w. g. Smonton. Dentist, Will visit Ringwood
on Monday, April g, and remain ak days at Hotel
Gordon; Newburg, April 10 and reInan six days;
Rowlesburg, April %, and remain six days; Tun-
Melton May 6, and remain Eve days.
To hns boon doing work in these places for ten
years, and never failed 20 give satisfaction,
c-21-7.
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w. III. Murdoch, who recently
removed here from the west, has
opened a hardware store in the post
Office building, next door to the
ARGUS Office. We wish Mr. Muir
dock success.
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This Is Intended for Yon.

We want you to get your neigh
Dor to subscribe for the ARGUS.
Just try it. You don't know what
You can do until YOU try.
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No Politics IN ThiSI

g. a. craig the old and experienced Auction
cfr uHcf Dds services f0 those who have goods
90 fcil ai auction iic has had an experience Of
county.
Terms. reasonable aTtf
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Whom Baby wOs sick, We gave her Csstoria,
When she was q Child, she Dried for Castoria,
When she became Mis-, she chung to Castoria,
When s.so had Children, sse gave Thorn Castoris
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That Reform School.

Wha rs the matter with Kingwood
that she can't secure the Reform
School ? Now is a good time to
talk it up while the weather is cool.
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r, A. n n.

T., X. ANN.
Train leaves Kngwood at 80 a. m, and ar
rives at Tunnelton AZ s:i5 "A. m; leaves Tunnel
ton at s:10 a. m. and arrives NJ Kingwood at 1910
"a. m. Leaves Kingwood at 30 p. IN. and arrive
at TunneltOn at e:lj =. m; leaves TunneltOn at
40 p. m. and arrives at Kingwood at $50 p. m.
Trains daily except sunday.
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MoNDAY, APRIL 8, 1889,
X MS
Judicial Sale.

Preston county. VI ". rendered on tho an
day ~ September. tS7D. and Of au amended de-
cree rendered on the i1th day Of November 1919
in Tho chanccry cause Of james vs. Brown, cX'r.
W.. VIM. Elliott 90 nl. the undersigned special
commissioner will, ON the
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sur pAY or Anal. 1ssa,

at the front door of tho court .oousa Ina Kinevood
the Same being court day for said county offcr
Tor sale 10 the highest responsible bidder the real
raAnsl.flnr ~ n --N -
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Judicial Sale.
VIM Grcascr ct al.
W. Faulty.
III. II. Hnrrmnn ~ al.

Vim. Grcascr ct al.
Faulty.
". II Bergman 81 al
RY VIRTUE OF decree entered IN the above
styled chauCery cause ON the nth day Of Dc.
cembgr, 1893, the undersigned special commits.
siOnor viii, ON
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1889,
az tho front door Of the court house Of Preston
county, Wost Virginia, offer at public sale tho
following real estate
100 ACRES OF LA ND
ON the line Of the Klngwood, Tunnolton and
Fairchauco Railroad, IN kiugwOOd district Of
said county, and commonly known as the ~. ~.
Bergman Farm" The most Of this tract Is un-
der cultivation, and the whole Is undorlaid with
valuable minerals
TERMS
Enough cash IN hand 20 pay costs Of suit and
expcnscs ~ sale, aud the residue upon credit
81 . ~ and ~ months. the purchaser executing
for the deferred payments interest bearing notes
with approved security
r. !. CnOaAN, Special Comr
Bond with security has been given by the com
missioner In the above suit AZ required by Law.
y. vs.. WATaON,
gn4 Clork ~ Circuit Court Of Preston co.
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CHANCE 10 MAKE MONEY.

II salary aud Expenses paid. or Commission 10
preferred. saiCsmCn wHnted everywhere
No experience needed Address stating ago.
Tito g. +. Van Dusou Nursery Co.
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JUprCrAr aArm-
Geo. W. Fairfax. Admir-

Geo. W. Ftirfaxs Heirs CT al.
Pursuant 60 decree OF the circuit court Of
Preston county, W. Va rendered IN the above
styled cause ON the 9th day OF December, 1857
tho undersigned special commissioner will. on
MONDAY, APRIL s. 1882.
az tho front door Of the court. house IN Kinevood
the Same being court day for said county. OF er
Tor sale az public auction the real estate dccreod
20 be sold I'm said cause, consisting OF tho homo
farm of the late George Washington Fairfax
containing a05l acres by patent. but by actual
survey col acres, rs viii more fully appear by
plat exhibited ON day OF sale. situated In Valley
town of Recdsvllc.
said farm Is situated on the proposed route OF