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Another Opportunity TO Witt Atlantic
CITY via Ii. q d.

The Fourth Select Excursion of
the Season to this great resort is an
nounced by the b. e. o. for Thurs
day, August 20, and all who can do
so should not fail to take advantage
of the low rates offered. Every fac
ility is offered the tourist, the train
service and equipment unsurpassed,
Pullman Parlor Cars are attached
to the day train and Sleepers to the
night train.
We show below a list Of some of
the principal stations with time of
trains and rates Of fare, correspond
ingly low rates will be made from
other stations on the line.
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Morgantown and Rowleshurg two
years ago, but he showed he has
lost mono of his speed or deception
in handling The ball. Cool is u
remarkable pitcher for a Young fol-
low who has never pitched until
quite recently and he promises to
make a first class man. All he
needs is practice. The catching of
Ruggles and Ayersman was good.
They are both fine catchors. Ii
was good game of ball and every
one was well pleased with it.
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satisfying himself as to its medici-
nal values, commenced preparations
for shipping and putting the water
on the market.
Another discovery in the same
neighborhood, which promises to
build up an important industry.is q
quarry of superior red building
stone, similar in appearance to the
red sandstone found at the Seneca
quarries on the Potomac river in
Montgomery county. This newly
discovered quarry has been examin-
ed by experts, and steps are now be-
ing taken to develop it.
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local CORRESPONDENCE
The News from all Quarters Of Pres
ton County.

ROCKVILLE.
Mr.. Henson Liston, Of Wymp's
Gap, was visiting here last Thurs
day.
Samuel J.. Cover was visiting here
last week.
Mr.. d. S. and Orvis Il. Gibson
were visiting friends at Pisgah last
sunday, accompanied by Miss let
tie Gribble and Lizzie Gale.
There will be q Sunday school
picnic held at Harmony Grove NJ.
+. Church on Saturday, Aug. 81.
Most of our farmers are about
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done harvesting.

done harvesting.
Our neighborhood was greatly
surprised last Friday when II. S.
Liston was seen vending his way
back TO the old homestead and it
was soon seen that he had given up
his life Of single cusedness for
life of married blessedness. IIo
thought he would obey the script
ures and not lead lonely life any
longer, as he had spent nearly forty
years leading single life. When
they arrived at his mothers home
they found the table waiting, all
loaded with the richest of fruit that
the heart could desire. There was
about thirty invited guests present.
Quite II number of presents were
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Liston.
The day was spent most pleasantly.
In the evening about ten o'clock,
when the merry group was playing
in their highest glec, broke forth
the noise of the serenaders, number
ing over fifty and among them was
several young ladies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Liston have our best wishes.
Aug. 20.
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Resolutions.

Rcsoircd, Aug.18, 1889, that these
resolutions be placed on the minutes
Of the NJ. i. Sunday school, and
that copy be furnished each one
Of the papers:
One week ago to-day the bright
and CHEEKY face of Robbie Potter
was with us today our hearts are
sad because Of his absence-yct We
do not sorrow as those without hope
for our dear young friend has been
claimed as one Of the Savior's preci-
Gus jewels.
We tender to the bcreavcd parents
and friends our tender sympathies
in this their sad hour Of mourning,
and earnestly pray the Divine Teacher
to grant them consultations Of his
grace.
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CaIlatHis Office.

DIR. McMillen will answer night
calls from his office in courthouse
square, in the future, instead of at
the Exchange Hotel as formerly.
Do not forget cranes building, up
stairs, in courthouse square.
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cries meat market.
Josie and Laurence Hoke are Wis
iting friends in Keyser;Judge Hoke
will leave this evening for the same
place.
The Creamery Company,in Green
brier county, received an average of
over 5000 pounds of milk per day
during July.
John and Sam'l Jackson, Hattie
Snider, and DIR. +. X. Sutton, are
in jail awaiting trial for selling
whisky without license.
The Charleston creamery shipped
out of Jefferson county,b by express
alone, nearly II, 900 pounds of butter
during the month of July.
One hundred and thirty-four in
dictments were found against Jack
son countians for unlawful retail
ing" at the last term of court.
KingwOod Lodge 1. o. o. f. re-
ceived an invitation to join the
Oakland Lodge in picnic, in the
near future, and will probably attend.
We understand that this week vii
be the last that Charles Beavers will
work on the T., X. & f. railroad he
having secured a position on the b.
& o.
John Gidley and Brooks Devall
were tinedfifty dollars each and thirty
days in Jail for throwing stones
against John Cunningham's house,
near town last April.
Jesse w. Shaffer and Sam'l Wot-
ring, of Carmel, accompanied by
Misses Cora Wilson and Anna Stem
pie, were in the city last Saturday
and Sunday, the guests of friends.
James Monroe, deputy sheriff of
Harrison county, was thrown from
ahorse, near Clarksburg, last Friday,
and seriourly hurt. 1t is thought
that the horse kicked him. He is
in critical condition.
The Terra Alta Lodge Knights of
Pythias have purchased a piece OF
ground in that place and will erect
large building thereon. One
room will be used by the lodge, and
the rest of the building rented.
Judge Okey johnson delivered an
excellent address in the NJ. T..
Church last Sunday evening on Sun
day-schools. The Judge is one of
the most enthusiastic Sunday-school
workers in the State, and his address
was listened to with great interest
by all who could get into the Church.
1t is natural with all piano pupils
to sometimes find their music lessons
dry, and they become dishearted
and still worse they want to give
them up. The best medicine with
which to tone up the musical system
at such time is a lively and taking
piece, and one they will be sure to
like. Fishers Robins Farewell"
Caprice for Piano, fills the bill ex-
actly. Price so cts. Ign Fisher,
Toledo, o., Publisher.
The married men of Tunnelton
crossed bats with the married men
of Rowlesburg on Saturday. The
Tunnelton boys under the leader
ship Of Captain Lavelle, acquitted
themselves nobly. In fact the game
from the beginning was decidedly
in their favor but the fickleness of
fortune took occasion TO assert itself
and shifted the laurel wreathe to
the brow of Captain Hollis with
easy grace. The victory fell fairly
to the Rowlesburg boys the score
ef,,, i 49, 90 - 40
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Valuable Discoveries.

Col. N. W. Fitzgerald who resides
about nine miles west Of Oakland ,on
the Baltimore and Ohio, has discov-
cred large spring on his farm hith-
ertO unknown, the waters Of which
it is said possess rare medicinal
qualities. Colonel Fitzgerald, after
having bad Che water analysed, and
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Onkland,s Now postmnstor.

President Harrison has appointed
aRepublican postmaster at Oakland,
Garrett county, vice Pat. Hamil.
Mr.. Fred. A. Thayer is the lucky
man. His appointment had been
settled upon for some time.
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Picnic at Buckhorn Wall.

Last Saturday a large crowd of
young gentlemen and ladies from
Grafton went to Buckhorn Wall
where they were joined by number
of Rowlsburg's fair ladies and brave
men, and spent the day pic-nicing.
All thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
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Fruit Cans soc Per Dozen.

The best homemade fruit cans
ever seen in Kingwood are for sale
at G.. +. Vickery's hardware store.
on Main Street. These cans are
guaranteed to be free from poison
and perfectly healthy. Only fifty
cents per dozen. S-22 IT,
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VIII Lick the ROughs-

So the Orescents and the Rough
and Readys are to have another ball
game to be played at Falrmont be-
tween now and the 10th of Sept.
This time for $500 side and gate
receipts. Go in Crescents, you can
lick the II. & Rs. and do it easy.
-Ledder.
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Big Oats.

Last week Billy Braham, living
on Benoni ordan's place near town,
brought TO this office stalk of oats
that measured over six feet. Billy
says he has whole field as big as
this stalk. Bring on your big oats.
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Citcult Court.

%. W. watson. Clerk

huardntY l4llo 20. VS.. Virginia
Potter, motion docketed.
State VS.. Madison Gribble, mis-
demeanor; acquitted.
State VS. Eugene Gribble, rule !;
State recover costs.
State VS. Mrs. Edward Edwards.
misdemcanors Nos. 3, A, rs, 9, 10
and 12 (; fined $40 and costs in each
case.
Stats VS. Crawford Temple, mis-
demeanor; continued.
State VS. Robert Boyle, INSIDE
meanor; continued.
State va Mrs. b. Cooke, INSIDE
meanor; acquitted.
State VS. John w. Sidwell, INSIDE
meanor fined 81 and costs.
State VS. S. w. Casteel, INSIDE
meanor No. continued.
State VS. same, misdemeanors Nos.
2 and discontinued.
State VS. same, misdemoanor No.
3 fined $25 and costs.
State VS. Wesley Bolyard, INSIDE
meanor fined $3.50 and costs.
State VS. Joseph Michael, INSIDE
meanor No. 2 discontinued.
State VS. A. Gribblc, misdemeanor
No. discontinued.
State VS. same, misdcmeanor No.
2; capias issued, returnablo first
day on next term of court.
State VS. 4. o. Gribble INSIDE
meanors Nos. and 2; acquitted.
State vs. Russell Gribblc, INSIDE
meanor; acquitted.
State VS. Coy Christopher, INSIDE
meanor; discontinued.
State VS. Robert CANNED, INSIDE
meanor discontinued.
State VS. A. Christopher, INSIDE
meanor discontinued.
State VS. Newton Miller, rule /;
discharged.
State VS. Martha j. Shaw, felony /;
discontinued.
State VS. Nj. Staloy, felony con-
tinued.
Vance Hughes Shoe Co., vs. G.
w. Wheeler, suggestion No. j;
discontinued.
The Bank Of Piedmont VIZ f.. b.
Stone ct al, suggestion f; ordered
that the said Killar pay over $3.50
to the plaintiff or its attorney to be
applied first to the payment of the
plaintiffs costs herein, and the resi-
due as credit on the plaintiffs lien
aforesaid.
State VS. j. A. Freeland, INSIDE
meanor acquitted.
State VS. Ulysses JelTerys, INSIDE
mcanor discontinued.
State VS. Seth Emerson, misde-
mcanor discontinued.
State VS. j. f. Conley, misdemean-
or discontinued.
State VS. A. III. Mcfarland ct al,
recognizance discharged.
State VS. Dent McGinnis, INSIDE
meanor; fined so and costs.
VIM. Groves VS. George Sterling,
appeal appellee recover from the
appellant and o. G. Carroll, the
costs herein.
Anna J.. Nestor vs. Isaac f. Boil
yard, bastardy compromised.
State VS. Brooks Degall, INSIDE
meanor guilty, fined $50 and thir-
ty days in Jail.
State vs. j.. NJ Flanagan INSIDE
meanor No. ! fined 50 and costs.
State VS. same, misdemeanOr No.
2 discontinued.
The following gentlemen were
sworn az a grand jury, and were
charged by Judge Johnson Geo.
Maust, foreman NJ. T.. Pell, j. j..
Cooke, Richard Loar, Amos Hart
ley, VIM. Church, a. Stalcy Shaw,
Augustine Wolf, Clark Hamilton,
Nathan Wilson, T.. Hayes, VIM. i.
Smith, d. +. Wotring and Tibias
Fikc.
state VS. John Crogan, IT,, rule
rulc discharged upon payment Of
costs.
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Magistrates Blanks.

We are now prepared to furnish
blanks to magistrates upon short
notice, at reasonable prices. Give
us a call.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-08-22

The tickets are good Ten days
with the privilege of stop-off at
Washington, ID. c., on the raturn
journey.
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Reform School Committee.

The committee to locate the Re-
form School is now in town. All
the members with the exception of
Superintendent Morgan are present.
Mr.. Morgan was called homo on
other business. The gentlemen
here are A. A. Franzheim, of the
first district; j. p. Scott, of the
second ; j. =. Shanklin of the
third and Il. Merrill, of the fourth.
Those gentlemen viii give fair and
impartial hearing to the claims of
kingwood, and we can rest assured
that they come wholly unbiased in
favor of any town or section. We
hope they may see their way clear
to locate the school in or near
Kingwood. The soil is fertile, the
climate delightful and healthy, the
water pure and cold, and the place
altogether accessible, and we think
as desirable rs can be found in the
State.
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.

Argus
Is the best
And cheapest
Paper in Preston county.
Institute the Goth.
Light the street lamps.
Camp-meeting begins to-day.
Will Menear is still seriously i'll.
Court will not adjourn this week.
Fresh fish once week at Guthe-
rie's.
:" Best stosies in Kingwood at j, E.
Murdock's.
Pay day on the T., X. & +. rail
road last Saturday.
"Sweet Eighteen" at Murdock's
confectionery store.
Go to Nef's for vanilla, peach or
chocolate ice cream.
About fifty-fve indictments were
found by the grand jury.
Miss Mautie Heironimus, of Web
ster, is visiting j. w. Baker.
Miss Florence Parks was in Graf
ton last Friday for short time.
The l. o. G.. 7. Lodge of this
place have received their new regalia.
NJ. II. Dent, wife and family, of
Grafton, are at the Gordon House.
Judge Ollie of Morgantown was
in the city several days last week.
y. Peddicord, Esq, Of Oakland,
Md, is in Kingwood on legal bus
mess.
Only 81 so for one year subscrip-
ton to the ARGUS. Send in your
name.
For the best fruit cans to be had
in the market, go to Vickery's hard
ware store. 8-22-tf.
Our old friend, Gilbert Boyce, Of
Gladesville made us a very pleasant
call last Saturday.
More bnisness is to be transacted
at this term of court than at any
previous term for years.
Don't forget that the ARGUS office
does the best job work in Preston
county. Send in your orders.
Richard Loar, Of Gladesville, was
in the city several days since our
last issue, serving on the grand jury.
The Teachers Institute will com
ence at 10 O'Clock q. m, this year,
instead of at 1 p. M, rs heretofore.
Eighteen indictments were found
against Sarah Freeburn, Of near
Gladesville, for selling the "ardent. "
Good, cheap, free from poison
fruit cans at G. r. Vickery's hard
ware store for only 5Ocents per doz-
en-. 8-22-tf.
James Finn and family arrived
on the noon train, Tuesday, and will
make Kingwood their permanent
home.
Tln Rev. George McGrew,of New
York City, preached an able sermon
in the NJ. = Church here, last Sun
day morning,
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Help Wanted.

A good, active white girl can find
employment as general help" in
small family by calling at this office.
4-11-th.
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Died.

On Aug. Fl, 1889 of consumption,
Rosa, wife Of Sell Staloy, aged about
%. She had been an inmate Of the
untyinfrmary for several months.
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Societies.,

Knights of Pythias-Lodge meets every Tues
day evening at their hall over J. w. Bakers
store at O'Clock.
independent Order Of Odd Fellows-Lodee
meets every saturday evening at their hall IN
Bishops Block at o'clock.
The independent order of Good Tcmplars-
Lodge meets every Friday evening i'm the X. of
p. Hall, at o'clock.
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Brickl Bricki
10000

new brick must be sold in the next
thirty days. Call on or address,
j. 4. WARDwELL,
S-S-tf. Kingwood, w. Va.
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character, as set out In the information afore.
said, That service Of copy OF this order on the
said l. G. Ralphsnydor shall be deemed equgva.
lent to the service Of the rule aforesaid
copy from the record.
Test; JNo. W. WATSON, Clerk
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- BROwNS RoR BLTTERs

Cures Indigestion, Biliousness. Dyspepsia. Mala.
ria. Nervousness, aud General Debility. PhysI-
clans recommend It. All dealers sell H. Genuine
hGstrade mark and crossed red lines Oh wrapper.
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The Old Deltas Too Much for the young

Ones.
The match game Of base ball be-
tween the old Deltas and the young
Deltas was played at Rowlesburg on
Friday Of last week, before q large
crowd Of people. 1t was an exciting
game from first to last. The young
Deltas were first to the bat and lead
the old men from the start until the
ninth inning when the old men
pulled themselves together and
knocked the young lads out and
won the game by score of to II.
The score would have been much
less were it not for tho numerous
errors in the first part Of the game.
It was really a pitchers game, i'm
which Conif cxcclled Cool. They
both demonstrated the fact that no
county in the state can produce two
better pitchers than ConiG and Cool.
Both we're very effective and with
proper support it would have been
very doubtful II "a run could have
been gotten over the home plate.
It was the first time Conifr had
pitched since the game between
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Transcient Advertisements. 500 per inch for
srst insertion, aud 80 cents per inch for each
subsequent insertion
Personal communications 50 cents per inch.
Local Notices. 5 cents per line.
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When baby was sick. we gave her Castoria,
When she was n Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria,
When sho had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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Advertising Kaissi

Published every Thursday ne Ktngwood, Preston
County, West Virginia.
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AuetiOni Auction
Don't fail TO attend the Big Sale
on August 10 and Ia.
J. A. WARDwELL, Auc.
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Preston Soldiers in Cold Harbor
Cemetery.

Captain Murdoch has received the
following letter, which will be of
interest to many old soldiers of this
county
U. S. NATIONAL CEMETERY,
COLD HARBoR, VA,
Aug. 4, 1889.
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SI.00n

worth Of furniture at auction cy-
erything to go regardless Of price.
j. A. WARDwELL, AuctIoneer.
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j. Il. NJ URDoCK,
Kingwood, w. Va,

~ Ass ~ bhtOkhg
Kingwood, w. Va,
DEAR SIR AND COMRADE Your
letter Of the 31st ultimO came to
hand in due time, and would most
respectfully say to you that Second
Lieutenant ID. L. Potter, Company
A, Seventh Regiment, West Virgin
ia Infantry Joseph ID. Martin,
Company A, Seventh Regiment,
West Virginia Infantry, and JEFF
ferson Cupp, Company A, Seventh
Regiment, West Virginia Infantry,
all buried in this cemetery, are
amongst the known, and they were
all killed June 3, 1864.
/ am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
II. II. SAVAGE, Supt.
Late Sergeant Company ID, Fourth
Regiment, West Virginia Infantry.
241G, Venablo ST..
Richmond, Va.
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B&o. n.
Trains leave Tunnelton station as follows;
GOING EAST
No. s. Accommodation. ............ oN8 a.. m.
S-Nall..s -..........-......... 6SS a. IN.
O-Mait. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i:J2 y. IN.
6-Acccommodation... ........... 500 D. IN.
4-Mans. .s....s.....--..-.......lO. los y. IN.
GOING WEST.
No 1-halsssss- osDo n. m.
Accommodation. 1870 a. m.
o-Mall s.s............. 4-So p. m.
Accommodation. ............... 7:1o p. m.
l. Express. 1918 p. IN.
Nos. 2, o, 3 and do not stop.
WM. NJ CLEMENTS,
Gent Manager.
T., X. y. II. IT.
Train leaves Kingwood at 7sGO n. M, and ar
rives at Tunnelton at $40 a. m. leaves Tunnel
ton at $50 a. and arrives at Kingwood at 1910
N. m. Leaves Kingwood at 500 p. m. and arrive
Mt TunneltOn at $50 p. m; leaves Tunnelton at
$50 p. m. and arrives at Kingwood at 300 p. m.
Trains daily except Sunday.
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