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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-22

disturbed; land it's been so jolly here.
Helen, don't 60 yet"
"Ohl 1 must, must !" said Helen, pulling
her hands away from his OBTAINING grasp.
Come along, Ben, we must start home at
once.n
Ben, the collie, rose joyously when he
heard these words. He had been lying
somewhat disconsolately with his nose be-
tween his paws during the interview be-
tween Roche and Helen, and he had looked
with dissatisfaction repeatedly at the young
pair. Now he bounded up. and went TO
Helen and laid his head against her dress.
Poor Rem, are you tired of waitingln
said Helen, smiling and stroking his beauti.
head.
He must get used to waiting said
Roche, smiling also. Helen, before I let
you 60, VIII you promise me TO come again
tomorrow
sand the next day. and the next day, and
the nextF' went on Roche, still holding her
hands. I've only got weeks leave this
time, you know, and l want to make the
most of it,"
"Wsll. will promise"
"But may see you home, may notFn
No. and for a moment a cloud stole over
Helen's bright face; do you see that dip In
the hill thereF'
Una ~ y AAOuhbdAu
1T is rather steep, certainly. Well, You
may 60 to the foot Of it, aud there you
must leave neil do-uot wish Aunt
Margaret to know Ihave seen you, or Lady
Ennismore will hear"
''But what has Lady Ennismore TO do
with it7n
THAT 1 cannot tell-but there is one
thing | have forgotten, BECAUSE was so
pleased to see you. bat think still ought
to tell YOU"
"And what is 1t, HelenP'
81 thought, but l don't know mind, that
there might be something against my
fatherl something that Lady Ennismore
knew and that may have made her act 80
strangely. l asked Aunt Margaret the
night / came back to ArdleiRh, and the
question seemed TO distress her; she said my
father had been an unfortunate man, but
that he was dead-but there may have been
something against him, you know"
And Helen looked up somewhat wistfully
in Roche's face
There is something against most of ns,"
said Roche; "but do you think the short
comings Of your fathers could make any
differences in my feelings to you, Heleni
And for the matter of that, believe that
my father was a bit of a scamp before be
departed this life; at least my uncle, Col
Roche. has more than once broadly limited
bulA AaCb W
''Then you don't care9" asked Helen yet
more wistfully.
Certainly don't care; care for you,
and nothing about your relations, dead or
living.n
Helen smiled a joyful smile. and 90 he nd
finland down the narrow mountain path
the two lovers went. They parted at the
spot Helen had pointed out; parted with
lingering haHdolaps and sweet, foolish
words. They were to meet tomorrow, and
the gray granite block on which Roche had
found Helen sitting was to be their TRUSTING
place.
II shall count the hours till then" said
Roche.
Helen laughed a glad laugh, and then
went on her way, and after watching her
until she had disappeared Roche too began
retracing his footsteps
And Helen walked homeward with a
light and happy heart. little dreaming Of
the fatal past which was destined to darken
her young life
(To BE CoNTTNUED)
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He Had Only ooe Leg.

81 had strange experience the other night. /"
said George Fair of the Haymarket theater to
the Chicago Times at the Press clubs stag
party" II was in the box-office at about $50
O'Clock. The house was full, and l had just
ordered the standing room only sign to bs
hung out was sitting there quite contented
with things in general when q man who sup
ported one-half himself on crutch came in and
propelled himself to the window OF the box
Office.
How much are seats?" said he.
There are none left unsold. We can only
give you standing room, said !, pointing to the
sign, which had just been displayed.
whats the regular price for standing roomi"
he asked.
some dollar. replied.
SCI me . ticket. said the man, laying %
cent piece on the window.
"The admission is 81 explained
"'Well, that's right. I've ouly got one foot to
stand on
''He got his ticket. but that doesn't go any
more
Then the crowd that had been listening to
Georges story began to whistle softly we'll.
known and popular Scotch air.
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A FATAL PAST.
By DORA RUSSELL.

author
"A BIRTHmGHr," Ere, ETC.
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CONSUMPTION CuREn.

~ Oh physician. retired from practice hav
ing bad placed in his hands hy an East India
ni7tionary the formula ~ a simple vegetable
femcdy i0r tho spccuy and permanent cure n
eW,.uInpttpn. iTourHltist catarrh. asthma and
ali throat and Lung Affections. also positive
dnd radical cure Tor Nefvuus Debility and an
geriul curative sewers in thou sands al oases.
~. telL if his duty 90 make ~ known % bis euf
leFiue leHoWf. Actuafcd ~ ihi- motive and "a
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ln Fer'nnn. French or English. with full diroc.
Nguf Toy preparing and using. Sent hg mall hv
anlre sing VIII stamp. naming This paper. VI
q N0lbe, so PowGa5 BLOcE RJcheftor H. Y
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DR.. A. NJ. Jarrett, the Dentist.
will be IN Kingwood Dec. 18th and
remain 6 days. Now is the time
to utilize the roots in your mouth.
BY having crowns and bridges made
on them. 1t is the finest work
done. Don't let another winter
pass and have toothache half the
time, but have your teeth attended
to. Remember the time and see
DR.. Jarrett.
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Items OF Interest.

From the Oakland Republican.
A ID. Naylor and family spent
Thanksgiving at the home of his
mother.in law in Newburg.
Mrs. Genl. Geo Crook and her
sister Mrs. Fanny ID. Read, arc in
New York. They Will sail for Eu-
rope in few weeks and remain
there all winter.
Cards Of invitation are in course
of preparation at this office an
nouncing grand ball for the bcne-
fit Of the X. of +. to be held on
New Years eve. The ball will be a
grand affair.
A bevy OF young ladies Of Fulton,
Mo-. got up coon hunting party,
to which no BOY was invited. They
started out with four dogs. two
guns, two axes and big basket Of
lunch. They got lost in the woods
within an hour from the start. and
were not fosnd until the next day
at 9 o'clock, when they were all
sitting in a row on log crying.
This Office received a bountiful
supply Of wedding cake, brought in
by DR.. |. ID. Newman on Friday of
last week. The editor being absent
ut the time. the Office force pro-
ceeded to place the cake where it
would do the most good, and unan-
imously passed the following rrso.
luton:
RESOLVED, That the cake was
good, and that Charley Newman be
requested to get MARI ed quite fire.
qnently-aIways to the same wo-
min-and always send in a basket
full Ct cake to mark the occasion.
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Mr.. II. ID. Carroll moved from
town to his farm near here. Thanks.
giving Dav. lie has erected u
dwelling on the place and is now
making arrangements to run n
milk wagon and supply our people
with milk. This is "a commendihle
move and should be encouraged.
AS many of our people do not keep
cows and in winter milk is some
times hard to get.
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DR.. r. l.. St. John. Of Rowland,
Putnam county. Missouri, takes
especial pleasure in recommending
Chnmberlain's Cough Remedy, lie
cause he knows it TO be reliable. He
has used it in his practice for sew
cril years, and says there is non.
better. 1t is especially valu ,blc foi
colds and As preventive and cure
for Group. This most excellent
medicine is Tor sale by Il. McMillcn.
Kingwood aud Country Merchants.
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WANTED

An active energetic man. familiar
with farm work and implements. to
canvass Preston County and take
orders for a splendid implement
manufactured by us and needed by
every farmer. We pay good com.
mission on orders taken, agent fur.
nisbing his own horse and wagon.
We furnish sample. Every agent
now travelling doing splendidly.
b. , AVERY & SONS, Manufacturers
1t Louisville Ky.
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NEwBURG.
Correspondence Of the Argus.

Some Of our boys have an invita-
ton TO come before the Grand Jury
to tell what they know about the
cabbage trade on Halloween.
The Rev. McNamar, Pastor of
the NJ. p. church, is holding u pro-
tracted meeting. Quite an interest
has gotten up among our church
going people.
Prof. NJ. S. Frye. Principal Of
our school, assisted by, LIST assistant.
Iona Cobun, ID assistant Mrs.
Showalter, and Sd assistant Miss
Maggie Gross, are teaching one Of
best schools we have ever had |
hear no complaint.
We notice Mr. Georg, Hartman
Of Tunnelton. who is guest of his
broth(r.m-law, John Graham, on
our streets Sabbath.
VIM. ID. II. Amman, who is n stu
dent at Broauddus College, will
spend the holidays with his grand
parents, DIR. W. NJ. Dent and wife.
VIM. IL. Frazier ESQ, one OF the
oldest engineers on the Is. & o. X.
r., was seriously hurt OH Wedncs.
day night about Seven o'clock.
MIR. +. had moved his engine up
to take hold OF his train. and
finding that his sand pipe was stop
ped up, he STEPPED Oft OF his engine
to relieve it, and put his hand at
the mouth Of the pipe to see if the
sand was running and was brushing
it of the track when the engine
moved upon his hand, where it
stopped. crushing the life out Of it,
where he was held until his cries
brought Conductor Patrick Kenncy
to his assistance, and he WAS loos-
en6d by backing the engine. lie
WAS taken home and DIR. VIM. Il.
Dent WAS called and amputatcd
three fingers and portion Of the
palm Of his hard. lie is doing very
we'll.
James E. Burke, the new Master
Mechanic ut this place had serious
attack Of Crnmp Collie on Friday
night. He WAS taken to his room
at the Vernon Hotel. DR.. Dent
WIS called and gave him medical
attention and he so far recovered as
to be able TO go home on No. on
Sunday.
Mrs. F. N. Chalfint OF Light
burn, Lewis county. is guest of
her brother DR.. VIM. VI. Dent, and
attending at the bedside OF Mrs.
Dent, who has been very i'll for
some weeks.
VIM. lIorchler ESQ. ~, old and
respected citizen Of this place. is
confined with a severe attack Of
Gripp. He is under the care Of DR..
Dent.
Bob Prrrill hls bought a cow ind
= pony. Young lpdies Robert is
getting ~ earnest IL is now yes
or no.
Mr.. 1'ice. the former VI. NJ. If r.
u. shop at this place. has removed
to Wheeling. Ills friends regret
very much bis leaving.
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WoTRIN0 n ELLIOTT
Attorneys-at-Law.

Grant Whitehair has resigned his
/, position on the L. X. l. F., sold
-s,is property near town to G. NJ.
Bishop aud moved over the river TO
some place near Bobtown.
Edmond Messenger OF near town
has been granted an increase of
pension. This gives him $l4 per
month.
The new additions to the Elk.
change Hotel and Preston House.
are now completed and add very
much to the convenience of these
places.
Miss lisa Monroe will go next
Saturday to Masontown to begin
her duties as assistant teacher in
the school there. She commences
with the second month OF the
school.
When you are looking for bar.
gains in Furniture GO to J. II.
RoDEHEAvER, Terra Alta.
We are sorry to learn that Mr
Alden J ato1 will leave ne Let
for Pit'sbnrg. where he accsp go
a good position. His f,mily will
remain here till spring
In our last purchase OF Dry Goods
notions ETC., made by q personal
visit to the Eastern Cities last week.
we found some Special Bargains.
We are giving our customers the
benefit Of these bargains. Come
and see for yourself.
A. ]. BoNAFIELD & Sons.
2t Tunnelton, w Va.
DR.. Trippett requests MS to an.
nounce that there are no cases Of
scarlet fever in town or close here.
and any reports to the contrary are
uDfounded.
1t seems that the La Grippe Is
abroad in the land again. rs there
are several cases in the community.
The family Of Mr.. Copeman near
town have 1t. DR.. Trippett is in
attendance.
The CoIored School has been
closed for the winter. There was
only few scholars to attend aud
some Of them fell out with the
teacher and stopped coming and so
they have no school now.
Oakley Mckee Of MarkIcysburp.
Pa vas in town during the past
week, visiting his sister Mrs. Car.
roll He is engaged in the furni-
ture and undertaking business. also
andles organs and pianos.
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Consult DR.. A. l.. Wagner, lat
Of Guys Hospital. London. Eng.
land. for Surgical diseases OF women
Eye and Ear, and GENERAL Sur.
gerry. A@morrhoids Of Piles cured
without cutting. Rheumatism
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases
cured in short time with Electric
Baths. Rooms and board 90 be had
cheap.y. Charges reasonable. Call
TO any part n tho county.
Office EoLoE Preston COUNTY.
~ Va
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English SPAWN Liniment remove
all Hard. Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blcmishes from horses. Blood
spawn. Curbs. sweeney. Ring bone,
STILES. Spraibs. all swollen Threats.
Coughs. &C. Save $50 by use Of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blcmish Cure ever known
Sold by DR.. Y r. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 5-ttg1.IyT
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Locals very scarce.

present.
Locals very scarce.
L. Sydney Colgate, OF New
York, one OF the Austen Coke Co. q.
arrived here Sunday morning.
The Austen Coke Co. has put up
a saw mill here on which they will
saw the timber they own near town.
Miss Lulu Beavers Of near King
wood, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Ida Bailey, few days last
week.
Accommodation going west last
Monday killed valuable COW be.
longi; z to Samuel Sherren.
a merry Christmas and Happy
New Years TO all readers of the best
paper in the State, the ARGUS.
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THOUSANDS or FAMINIEs bless
the day when they learn the use OF
HuNPHEEY5' SPECIFICS Nos. ONE
AID EVEN. Coughs. Colds. Bron-
chitis and Sore Tbroats arc always
cured 10y them.
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From another co respondent.
Once again we greet you.

From another co respondent
Once again we greet you.
The girls are getting happy now,
for they will soon Nv over the snow
with some Of the boys holding them
in sleigh.
Several Of our boys arc thinking
Of attending the Grand Ball Of the
season. Dec. 18th, ut Kngwood
court house and dance before the
Grand Jury. We wish them "a
happy time.
Mr.. VIM. Frazier. engineer of
this place, had his hand badly
mashed. DR.. Dent was called and
had to smputate three Of his fugers
Our Commercial friend, Fran K
Wright, spent Sunday at his home
here.
Angust Horchler is laid up with
a severe case Of rheumatics.
w f Tice, formerly the Master
Machineit here, has moved to BEL
lair, Ohio.
] will call again when 7 get more
time Success TO ,ho AHous.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-10

Henry Montgomery Esq. of Lyon
district, was in town Tuesday on
business. lie has sold his farm and
will have Public Sale of his live
stock, farming implements. and
household and kitchen furniture on
Wedn sday, Dec. 90. 1891. Mr..
Montgomery expects to msVe to
Kingwood about April 1st and work
at his trade, that Of a carpenter.
he is good citizen and we welcome
all such to our midst.
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We are informed that the cele-
bratsd I" Cane Case" between DR..
J. ". G. Fairfax and Henry Hud.
dieson, has been compromised and
so will not come up for trial in
court. 1t was set for this term.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-10

For Sea Foam and Old Dominion
Flours, for e.. A. Salt, for Furni.
ture, for Clothing for Dry Goods
and Groceries, for Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers. for Mems under. ware and
oyer-shirts, and for anything you
want go to
A. j. BoSAFIELD & SoSs,
Tunnelton, W. Va.
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Mrs. Thomas Boyles and daugh-
ter we're in town on Sunday.
Mr.. r. A. Couiff of Rowlesburg,
gave us paying call Monday.
Mr.. ID. S. Gutherie has been sick
the past few days and confined to
the house.
~nr. A. j. Murray of Sinclair
IN town to-day on business and
pped in to subscribe for the
|eus.
Notice the Holiday advertisement
Ilof the Journal Stationary Store on
our second page.
The sidewalk over in the East
End has been put down and helps
considerably.
Beautiful winter weather this.
Some days almost like spring and
hSAb ehOW, Iaiu ouu All.
Only two weeks from tomorrow
till Christmas. How is Kingwood
geimg to celebrate the occasion?
II you want = bargain in an
ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE
Sddrsss this once.
OR1r one marriage license issued
this week, that Of Thomas j. Pick
ing, aged 40 and Laura A. Rigg 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McRa have
returned from an extended visit 20
relatives in Monongalia county.
Don't fail to read the Drug Store
advertisement of Holiday Goods to
be found in this issue.
Rev. G. E. McCauley, of ST. Joe.
has another edition to his family,
presented by his wife, last Wednes-
day, Dec. 2.
Mr.. Aa!cellus Jefferys of near
Tunnelton, dropped in to see us
yesterday and subscribed for the
ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-10

The Rockville schDo. is now
vacant and wants teacher. Miss
Emma Elliott. that was, begun it.
but upon becoming Mrs. A. A.
Werner resigned. Any of our
tenchers who have no school. g !ould
write to tie trustees who we believe
are Mason Watson, DR.. Gay Fair
fax and Daniel Watson.
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A protracted meeting has been in
progress at the Zinn Chapel. near
ResdsvilIe. for the past two or three
weeks, conducted by the NJ. p.
Minister in charge of that circuit.
There has been number Of seekers
at the Altar aud several conversions.
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A. j. Bonatield & Sons OF Tun-
Melton, are opening up their fourth
stock Of goods since September last.
Their unusually large sales enables
them TO give their Customers a
fresh assortment each month. ct
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-10

AS preventive and cure for
Group, Cham berlnin's Cough Rem
edy has no rival. 1t is. in fact. the
only remedy that can always be de-
pended upon aud that is pleasant
aud T. 20 take. There is not the
leHi 4 tng'rin giving il - chi drcn.
20 ~ contain 10 i1ri,1s sub
stance Fer sale at 20 cents n,r
bottle by Il icUillen ul Country
Merchants. n
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II Iliday Presents. Please come
and see our New Stock just arriv-
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est Variety, and Lowest Prices Of
Holiday Goods is 10 he found at
j. III. RoDEHEAvER's.
Terra Alta, W. Va.
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