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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE
BRUCETON.
Corre'ponScnce of the Argus.
Where is Farmer Harman":

Correspondence of the Argus.
Where is Farmer Harman"?
Everybody is rejoicing over the
great democratic victory, except a
few poor republicans.
Mcssrs. Gallaher of New York
and Henderson of Scotland are here
looking after the interest of the
long talked of railroad.
Mrs. ID. Il. Scott and daughter
Lorena who have been visiting the
parental roof for the past two weeks
returned home last Thursday.
Squire McGibbons made flying
trip TO Uniontown last week. IL,
reports things quito lively over tho
election of Pattison.
We notice Mr.. Frederick on our
streets again, he is making prepa.
rations to move his family to Char.
leroi, Penn.
Cons't w. II. Miller arrested and
brought before Squire McGibbons
about one O'Clock Sunday morning
George Grim of mormon Valley
for an assault and battery on okey
Mckee Of Brandonville.
Mrs. Jos. W. Michael who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Benson Of Fairchance returned
home Sunday evening.
Qaitc a number of BrandonyiIle's
young folks attended preaching
here Sunday evening.
Albert Miller who has been work
ing at Charlcroi Penn. is expected
homo soon.
Albert Kelly and brother Ed o,
Terra Alta stopped in town over
night one day last week.
DelaplaIn Son &Co's man OF
Wheeling was around calling OH
our merchants last week.
Miss lisa Copeman left Friday for
Terra Alta and expects to teach
near there the coming winter.
l.. i. Gale our photographer has
moved back and expects to have
his family here this winter.
Mics Cora King who has been
visiting friends at Laurel Run and
Pisgah returned home Friday.
Our school will commence Mon
day Nov. nth. with Ed Augustine
of Addison, Penn. as teacher.
w. l.. Armstrong was up in Bar.
bour County last week, bringing
back about two hundred cattle.
Hurrah for Wilson.
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NEwBURG.
Correspondence of the Anavs,

Correspondence OF the Apaus.
Michael Donehoo and family re-
move to Pittsburgh this. week Mr..
ID. is one of the oldest residents
and good democrat, sorry 30 sec
him leave.
j. +. Ford and family have re-
moved to Newark Ohio.
j. NJ. Newcomc, and family have
removed to Davis on the West Vir-
glnia Central.
u. +. Cautield, Esq. has remov.
cd to Grafton and Michael Maloney
occupies the house vacated by eau.
field.
Mrs. DIR. VIM. NJ. Dent and Son
Nj. Evans Dent of Washington are
visiting at Morgantown, and vi
cinity.
Maj. 0rr's chestnut that Bin,
wilson voted against the interest OF
the soldier, was grand fizzle.
Billy got there all the same by ,,
600 majority.
Sam Hooten, Garrett Jeffrcys
Q. Nj. Shinn, U. s. Davis, John w
Macon government lcclers were al
IN Lyon District, The week bcfor,
the election, in the interest of Far
mer Hartman. Where oh where is l.
@. Baker?
The Democratic majority in boil
houses in West Va. will insure tin,
passage of the Australian election
law, and then we will have homes
elections. What will become of Tia,
great ! am, the immortal Golf?
James Paul arrived in town from
:he University the day before tn,
election, to save the country h,
said by voting for IIarman. jaime.
rs young, II little more education
will do him good.
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GAINESVILLE.
Correspondence Oftbe AHous.

Correspondence oftbe AHous
On last Friday death visited our
our village and claimed one OF its
inmates, Lycurgus Brown. He
died OF Asthma. Had been sick for
several months. But bore his allie.
ton patiently. Ills funeral was
conducted by Rev. ID. w. Rogers,
in the Baptist church here Satur.
day morning. Also Rev. Rogers
preached the funeral sermon Of old
Mrs. Greathouse, here Sunday to a
crowded house while our pastor
preached the dedicatory sermon OF
the Mt. Vernon church near Reeds.
vile, on the same day.
Our pastor assisted by Rev. DR..
Randall Of Long Island CITY. New
York, has just closed good royi-
val meeting here. The ordinance
of baptism was administered to
eighteen persons.
DR.. A. Brown Of Webster. Gran
vile Brown and John Farrell OF
Fairmont, i. g. Rogers Of Reeds.
vile, w. +. Jenkins and Miss Lou
Collins Of Irondalc have been IN our
village recently.
The political candidate is a thing
Ct the past. The Democrats here
are jubilant over the result ofthe
election, Of course. but we notice
they are neither arrogant nor boast
ful.
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Excursion T. Hot s,rlar.. Ark.

The Baltimore M Ohio Railroad
Company has placed on sale at all
Of ifs principal stations round trip
tickets to Hot Springs. Ark, at
greatly reduced rates. The going
limit on these tickets is thirty days
and the returning limit three
months. titus aifording an oppor-
tunity to spend the winter in the
genial climate Of the Southwest.
the route is via Cincinnati and St.
Louis, with only one change OF
cars, and that is made in Union
Depot at st. Louis. Pullman
Sleepers all the way. 1t
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A Terra Alta Democrat Calls
Attention To 4. NJ. Methcny's
Attack on Col. Martin.

Editor ARGUs IL noticed i'm the
issue of the Journal before the past
election 'An appeal" from L. NJ.
Methcney of Hudson who signs
himself democrat. The people of
Preston have answered his "appcal'
by especially honoring Col. Martin
with a greater vote than the head
OF the Democratic ticket therefore
nothing needs be said on that scoae.
] am informed that T.. NJ. Methe-
ney of Hudson was seen voting and
by parties who will testify that he
voted the Republican ticket. un-
derstand said Mctheny runs gast
n i'll at Hudson. III such is the case
! would advise those who take grain
to his mill to watch him kake his toll
as any man who will voluntarily lie
will steal. This is the kind of work
that the people Of the United States
rebuked last Tuesday by returning
such a majority of Democrats TO
Congress. Hurrah for Wilson and
Lucas and IIurrah for McKaig Of
the 9Th dist. of Maryland. am
indeed and truth a Democrat.
Terra Alta, Nov. 10, 1890.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF PRESTON. SIS.

80 County Court held for said County, at the
Court house thereof ON the sth day Of October
1880.
ON the Petition OF the following mined par-
ties, 10 Is ordered that Sec. 3, Chap. &c Of the
Code Of W. Va, providing for nne for Hunt
Ing etc, ON anothcrs lands" be made operative
and applicable TO all the lands owned BY the
petitioners hereinafter named after publishing
aud posting this order AZ required by law
\. NJ. METHENY,
w q. GIBSON.
AUGUSTINE WOLF,
X. r. JENKINS,
LEWIS ENFRLY.
JONATHAN GIBSON,
LEWIS sOVEKfS,
LEVI GREATHOUSk,
II. n. SMITH.
j. r. Hill,
". G.. JENKINS,
ADAM EVERLY.
ELISHA JENKINS,
EBENEZER GRAHAM
LEVI GALE,
AIAREEL GALE.
JNO. y. GRAHAM
ELLIOTT JENKINS.
WN. ~, JENKINS,
ROLLh JENKINS,
JAMES GIBSON.
JOHN METHENY,
W. a, RINGER,
j. r. GRAHAM
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It's the cry OF the dealer that
ms imitation is "as good rs Old
SanPs Catarrh Cure" should
convince you which is the best.
Large sales indicate the merits Of
all good articles. Dealers sell more
Of DIR. Buil's Baby Syrup than Of
all other remedies for tho cure of
baby disorders.
The peoples remedy for the cure
Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoarse.
ness, Bronchitis, Group. Influenza,
Whooping Cough, Incipient Con
sumption, is DIR. Bulls Cough Sy-
Tup, the oil reliable. Price 25 cts.
TO promptly and permanently
cure rheumatism or neuralgia use
Salvation Oil. Price rs cents.
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We had pleasant and paying
call today from Col. Fitzgerald OF
Washington city. He returned
about n week ago from tour of
the continent. lie left his family in
Hanover, whore they Will spend the
winter. Ills daughters are attending
school there. The Col. visited Ham
burg, Paris, London, Dublin and
various other cities while abroad.
lie Is, just now pretty badly Grip
pied up the result of an accident in
Washington City. being upset in a
carriage by a runawav team. His
shoulder was thrown out of place
and now rest III a sling. ono finger
was broken and his head cut in sew
eral places.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13

Arbor Day was celebrated by the
school here last Friday afternoon.
Several patrons gathered in and a
number Of the pupils recited pieces
prepared for the occasion, all the
departments taking part in the ex-
ercises. which were held in The
chapel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13

Itch on human and horses and
ali animals cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford 3 Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by S. a. Pratt,
Druggist, Kingwood.
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Judge -. NJ. ShaW OF Morgan.
Glade was here last Mosday.
George Shaffer Esq. of Indepcn.
dence was here the past week on
business.
Dr. James A. Cox. of Masontown,
was here Monday to enlist in the
Canton.
Henry Clay HYDE has been con
fined TO the house several days the
past week.
DIR. Gay Fairfax, of Reedsville.
was here Monday participating in
/. the Canton institution.
Mr.. A. C. II. Holy, of Irondale.
was here helping with the lnstitu.
ton of the Canton.
Lonny Carr, the irrepressible
drummer of Fairmont, was here
with the Canton.
Miss Emma Elliott who is teach
ing at Terra Alta came home to
spend Sunday.
Misses Maud and Hattie Brand
and Mrs. S. ID. Gatewood paid this
Office pleasant call on Monday last
Miss Bell Spahr, begun her school
at No. 6 in Valley district last Mon
day.
Miss Hannah Brown OF Tune
ton has been visiting in town the
past week.
Miss Mlttic Copeman Will begin
her school next Monday ut Corners
down in Pleasant.
County Court was in session here
Monday to canvass the returns OF
the election and declare the result.
County Surveyor a. i. McMillen
Of Masontown was IN town last
Saturday on his way home from
the examination at Terra Alta.
Latest Styles in Dress Goods at
ia, kson & Postcn's.
We had clll last Saturday from
Thomas Damn, Esq, Of Bobtown.
one Of the old reliable Democrats
and he WAS smiling over he election
Uncle Ben Shaw lost horse sun
day night with Inflammation Of The
langs. Several other horses are af
fccted With It in this yiciaty.
Grant B wcr,, Il Tnancl.on. wy
In town Monday. and ne and hi.
brother Joe erected tom bstones over
the remains of their father in The
Cemetery bore.
j. Frank Shahen. of Reno. war
here lost Saturday trying TO fnd
ont whether he or John 4. Sterling
was to hold The fort ont ut the shy
school this winter.
Bora sunday night Nov. 9th.
1890. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Wait Gra-
ham, fine hearty girl baby. first
born. Mother and child doing well
DIR. Pratt attending physician.
Col. Jim Pulliam, the champion
cater of tho county, was here last
week. lie is hanging up at Am
blcrsburg now, and we will back
him against any man in seven
States as famine starter.
Send to the Smith Music Co..
Grafton, W. Va, for Sheet Music.
Tho Stock Law came near car.
rying in Portland district. the vote
being for st, $40; against 317 Tn
Reno, 204 votes were cast for it
and 81 against it, defeating its en-
forcoment by SO majority.
Ed Messenger, who lives near
town, had the finest crop Of turnips
Of any one we know this year. He
has been hauling them into market
by the wagon load, and informs us
that he raised 800 bushels this year.
The population Of the United
States is now given out at CO ,48O,
$40, but as there is considerable
dispute in several quarters about
the census returns, it is very hard
TO determine just what it is.
a dispatch from Tunnelton to
the Wheeling Register says that It
has just leaked out that Edward S.
Elliott is to be appointed assistant
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13

Forhalaria, Liver Trou-
bic, OK Indigestion, use
BROWN IS IRON BITTERg
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lnaRe's sermons, Market Reports praciisai Poll-
TIC audfriction Clean In every departu cnt Grand
picoiumsto getieTs up ~ clubs. Act ~ once and
show your wisdom. Address plainly. No need 10
re- Ger letter. The WEEKLY BIKE, Toledo. .
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard Soft or Calloused BumI
and Blcmishes from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, I,ipg- bon,
STILES Sprains and SWOLLEN hroale.
Coughs, Etc. Save $50 ly use 81
one bottle. Warranted The mos
wonderful Blemgh Cure c,,rknou ,
Sold BIZ Dr. s. A. Pratt kingwoo,
W Va 49, go Yr.
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LADIES

LADIES
hccons q tonic. on children who want hf,fifl
Ing I'D, should take
hsoWN's IRON BiTTEus.
~ ~ pleasant - take. cures NaIerio fndf
sesiiQn. lN'iousncss end iifcf Cofnriairfe.
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The Vote on county Court.

Kingwood district-Shaw 210-
Pell 2o6-Shaws majority IS. Val
ley, Mason Watson had no oppo-
sition. Lyon. r. A. Pell 1862,
SaPp 29O; Pells majority So. Re
no--Sinclair elected without any
opposition. Portland, Beatty 3O5.
Benson, 331. Bcnsons majority
2G. Union, - McCrum, elected
without opposition. Pleasant
Conner 157, Kelly 1873, jenkins
70. Corners majority over Kelly 10.
Grant-Sam +. Conner 24s, Frank
houser 142. Corners majority LOG.
Frank JACKSON IS down in the
"Old Dominion" and will probably
remain all winter engaged in rail
road surveying under Ed. Harrison
who was here during the building Of
Che T.. X. g. J..
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". b. Freeland Of near Terrs
Alta was in town Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

What does our country need? Not armies
standing
With sabres cleaning ready for the fight;
Not increasing navies. skillful ana command
ing.
To bound the waters with an iron might;
Not haughtymen with glutted purses trying
TO purchase souls and keep the power Of
place;
Not ieweled dolls. with one another veing
For palms of beauty elegance and grace.
But we want women. strong of soul. yet lowly.
With that rare meekness born of gentleness;
Women whose lives are pure and clean and
holy.
The women whom all little children bless;
Brave, earnest women. helpful 10 each other
With finest scorn for all things low and
mean;
Women who hold the name OF wife and mother.
Far nobier than the title of a queen.
These mothers. ofttimes shorn Of grace and
youth.
Who. worn and weary. ask no greater glory.
Than making some young soul the home OF
truth;
Who SOW in hearts. all fallow for the sowing.
The seeds of virtue and of scorn for sin.
And. patient watch the bounteous harvest
growing,
And weed out tares which crafty hands cast
in;
Women who do not hold the gift OF beauty
As some rare treasure. TO be- bought and sold.
Bnt guard IL as precious aim to duty
The outer naming OF some inner gold;
Women who. low above their cradles bending
Let fsttery's voice 90 By. and give no heed
While their pure prayers like incense are
ascending;
These are our country's pride. our country's
need-We also need perfect health then
we can 20 abou; aud enjoy ourselves like the
rest Of the family. Then consult Dr.. ;. Clay
Todd. g Monroe-st.. room T. Grand Rapids
Mich. Free consultations. Make one call if
possible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
WON'T BE ACCEPTED.
The Plans Submitted Tor the Police
Court Building Need Changing.

The Plans Submitted Tor the Police
Court Building Need Changing.
The plans submitted by 7. Roney
williamson, for the new police court
building, VIII not be adopted by the
Police and Fire Commissioners. They
provide for an imposing structure, and
would probably be accepted If a few
changes were made. The specifications
snow stone building, two stories high,
with an attic and basement.
On the first floor provisions are made
for the superintendent, captains, lieu
tenants, detectives, witness, jury and
ladies' waiting rooms. each beng l2XlS
in size. A hall runs through the center,
dividing these from the clerks and
operators room, Iudgas' and the court
room. No provision has been made for
\ police clerk room.
The second story shows a large dor
nitory with lockers. Then come rooms
Tor the keeping of stolen property, cc-
tention Of witnesses, board OF commits
sioncrs, waiting and secretary.
The drill hall and matr0n's. i8n.t0r's
and bath rooms are IN tuc attic.
The mayors room lslr the basement,
together with apartments for the
turnkeys. also tine Gag s.. There are
twelve cells Tor men and eight for ie-
males.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

an Monday evening next the hand
some lssle glseStsr kuown as "su.ta =
l,rera soass. MI Geopsn sfgeI lae
asas4 sanamer RESI- TIE artistic hang
ers ssasd Ii tie house snDoanee a
cfcl3ae Of novelties and iaQse n.Ao
kr8w M. suutA s. "a feel eaudasut that
the performances for the openiag vesk
r.uss by no Haeans bs inissed.
The nrsl attraction mentioned e tae
engagement of ~AstaFie beautiful
yoang lady stands on the middle u tae
stage-no wires. 10 glasses, 40 ga sus-
pens ou-smply without any ysltle
support, sac jumps luto Zoe az tiQm
thlee 10 sK tett. she dressed first a.
q soldier, marches lu mi1-aI scloss tes
stage. turns completely around
marches hack 20 middle oi Stage. s1e
dresses next as spanish ar. and As
such dances spanish dance ail over
lhe Stage. She next WALKS lle eesafg
bead downward turns soplersauils
forward and backward. She jumps
through a hoop. and performs either
feats too numerous 90 mentoni Al iasi
sac Halks 10 tie tocE ghls. bows @nA
Walks u4 tie stage, al ln msd-alt,
without any support. Astarte IS tae
only perfect AR walking act ln the
world. IL 40 olaer act u tic lady able
- turn completely around While ln
nle-2lr
THIS marvel viii be followed by the
Prince 0t Mage, Professor julie Green-
iaum, IA hls mysterious entertainment.
The world renowned La Marine
Brothers are down for the next act,
ln their wonderful triple brother act,
introducing back and forward s0mer-
saults from shoulder 10 shoulder. also
M innovation IN the acrObatlc business,
a rev and original trek, entitled "lae
Zg-Zag Three High. These celebrities
Viii be followed by Miss Clara Wagner,
the we'll known sOubrette. TO her viii
succeed the versatile sketch artists, Lena
Rivers aud Frank swain, In their latest
successful comedy sketch, entitled
"FrltZ's Troubles" replete WITH songs,
dances. comedy flashes, etc; also INTO
ducing Miss Rivers original novelty
speciality, "Queen OF Mystc kmblems,
n which she introduces emblcms OF ali
( the principal secret orders Of the world.
/ The universally admired "DAltOns'
/ Jim and Tom VIII make their first
appearance here in their original sketch,
Fun on the Misslssppi," and a novel
ty, The Meeting OF the Gladiators.'
/ Following these Miss Pearl stevens, the
/ bcEitching song and dance artlste, Viii
make her first bow 10 "A Grand Rapids
audience. The next on the bills is q
''new and plausible muddle," entiiled
"A Private Theatrical" 10y the leading
/ character sketch artists Tom Williams
/ and Lizzie Adams. Then comes Miss
/ Lille MaTr, the leading serio come
singer of the vaudeville stage, Miss Cora
/ White, Miss Flo Bennett, Miss Frankie
/ Thompson and a host of bright lights.
This is the sixteenth consecutive sea
son of thic popular place Of amuse-
/ ment, and the summer has been deyot-
! cd 10 interior decorations that make il
resplendant. There will be three
matInees, Wednesday, Friday and sat
urday, and the usual cheap prices will
prevail. 10, IS and 25 cents; evening
! prices, 10, % and 50 cents,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
LABOR DAY NOTES.

Greatest preparation ever made for
Labor Day.
The committee on games report a
grand program.
Labor Day celebration viii be the
biggest In history.
The F. ". J.. a. WI give \ bali at
Turner Hall Labor pay evening.
Subscriptions reported rs Alr. Dean
for Labor Day celebration amount to
Sis.
The a. o. L. ". VIII give dance a.
North Park or tie evening oi Labor
Day.
Picnlc in te afternoon and dance in
the evening at Arbcitcr Hall, Labor
Day.
The mouldcrs of the State VIII not
be here Labor Day. They 60 r. Battle
Greek.
IT is calculated that there viii be
from l50 70 go printers from outside
the city. here on IaboI Day.
The Wood Turner's Jnion will hold n
special meeting Monday evening At g..
L. L. Hall 70 consider labor Dsv
matters.
Unorganlzed vorkingmen ef snv
trade OF calling. desiring - p8rtcipat
n labor Day festivities mua apply 20
the union of Their particular trade,
already organized.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

There's a corset that isn't
q corset, . waist with straps
Tor the shoulders and rows
Of buttons 20 button on
skirts and stocking supporters
and so forth-the Ball Waist
and that's about the whole
of it. No. you can put it
in the washtub--no metal in
it or on it.
Ii is worth your seeing. il
for nothing but how 10 sew
on buttons.to button easy and
never come off. and how to
make buttonholes wear for
ever.
Women differ in their ways
of thinking and dressing as
we'll as in other ways. This
waist is for women whose
minds are made up that they
won't wear corsets.
There's much to be said
on both sides. but did you
ever hear Of a woman who
hadn't made up her mind in
s0r,e way? and is there any
possible use in trying to get
her to change it? She will
ard she will /; or she won't
and she won't.
You can get the Ball
Waist and wear it a week or
two or three; and, if you
don't want it, take it back to
the store and get your money.
CHICAGO Coszxr Co.. Chicago and New YorE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

10 fhe Ta.fef of fhe JursRts Hfflfn
i not ee that TIE name ~ Norton
Flch s proposed ae = candidate f0r
Representative in the save Leg stature
from tne F.fth district Asa voter .n
that dsstr.cf end une who has long
known Mr Fitch. ] tnak De- .e Jnsi the
naa wr should Try - nominate. and
lse election w te sure. lieiFa far-
frer. strictly temperate. bra.ny. iuffIi-
gent ard ffogrfs serve. ile s ycN known
M Ell parts oi the district, having been
n fneruber 0f the county committee.
chairman 81 the 0leirfct committee ana
for twelve vears memtfr 81 thf Board
~ euDeTvlsars. where ne sivRyf hHld q
PROM ncnt place or the most Important
committees.
IwuErrEDrE1 BFrTFIsCkf.
Walker. Aux. l5, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

A special train lad - be- sent Worth
last evening or the {. 4 " y ~ trans
fef passengers from the south bound
ira THAT was stopped ~ q grave
train beng deralleo 81 Ashland. II sp-
peafs that cattle cham vas oragg ~
or fhe grave tram and catching IN q
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