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"Any Port I'm a storm .

That's a good maxim, but il will
not work as rnle in the purchase
OF remedy for Rheumatism. Any
OF the cheap nostrums Will not
effect cure--in fact none Of them
will. Get DR.. Drummond's Light
ming remedy, and q speedy cure is
certain. One bottle 10 worth y
hundred of anything else, and for
that reason 1T is the cheapest when
a cure ia wanted. The two bottles
sent to any address by express spou
receipt Of So. Drummond Medi-
cine Co.. 48 Maiden Lane, New
York. Agents Wanted.
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CHALFANT. Died, at Granville,
Monongalia county, January 3lst,
1894, Mrs. Margaret L., wife OF
Hon. Frank NJ. Cbalfant, of Yves
ton, and sister OF DR.. William M
Dent, Of Newburg. this county
The funeral services services took
place at Granville and the inter
ment in the cemetery there. The
deceased was born May I'd. 1888,
and was the eldest daughter OF DR..
Marmaduke Dent. At the age OF
fifteen she joined the Baptist
Church and lived and died "a con.
sistent Christian. Last fall she
left her home in Weston To visit hoi
aged mother, Mrs. Sarah Dent,
(now over $50. and next day after
her arrival was taken down with
the la grippe. and finally died from
a relapse. Her brother. DR.. VIM.
VI. Dent, and her great nephew,
w. O. r. Amman, OF Newburg,
attended the funeral.
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NJ. Il. Sk,ff. formerly business
manager for w. j. Scanlan, the
Irish Comedian, suffered with
Rheumatism for years without re-
lief until he bought bottle of
Drummond's Lightning Remedy.
Two bottles made well man of
him. There are thousand RENE.
dies for Rheumatism. but none
have received the unsolicited testi-
monlals from prominent people as
shown by Drnmmond's Lightning
Remedy. When cure is wanted
send 50 to the Drummond Medicine
Co.. AZ Maiden Lane, New York
and they will ship to your express
address two large bottles of the
remedy--enough foe one month 8
treatment. Agents Wanted.
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ALsmsoursvsLLE.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Rev. Lewis commenced pro-
tracted meeting in tho Baptist
church last Sunday evening.
The Epworth League meetings
are well attended. May it continue
to grow in interest and many moro
be added to its number.
Rev. L. G. Martin returned last
Saturday to spend few days with
his family before going to the yearly
Conference.
Orlando Crane, OF Terra Alta,
is visiting the parental roof.
Mrs. Charles Mstzler is engaged
at present doing some fine dress
making for Mrs. ID. ID. Bishoff in
st. Joe.
Billy dayfeld says the Ground
Hog is helping him sell coal.
John Albright is visiting the old
homestead this week.
Staley says be likes winter wealth.
err. but not too Icy.
Our Sabbath School and every
day school are in Aourishing
condition.
Preaching rext Sabbath by Rev.
b. Is. Brooks at III A. NJ. Y.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA. S.,
Attulcs held In tho CLERKS officc OF the Chr.
euit Court ot Preston county, on tho first Mon
day Of February, 1894.
Alfred Koly
y In GlauCory.
Frank e. Hayden.
Tho object OF this suit ~ Co enforce vendors
lien ON tho real estate Of tho defendant la favor
of the plaintiff.
Aud II appearing that the defendant. Frank
q, Hayden. Il not resident OF this state on mo-
tion 81 the plaintiff " N ordered that tho said
defendant do appear hero within one month
after tho date az the first publication hereof.
aud do what Il necessary to protect his inter-
oats, and that this Order be published In tho
Wksr VIRGINIA Anaus. newspaper published
In this county
A cspy-rest: J. W. wArrcr, Clerk.
Brown y Hyde, Counsel for Plaintiff.
t2Roi-it-&9pil
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Notice Of Dissolution. .

BY mutual consent the firm OF
Monroe & Walls, Hardware and
TinwaFe Merchants, is this day dis.
solved, Julius X. Monroe taking
charge. All persons Indebted to
said firm are requested and urged
to make settlement, either by cash
or note, on or before February 10,
1894. All accounts not settled by
that time will be handed 10 Jus
tice Of Peace for collection. Re.
member the 18th Of February does
not mean the 18th Of any other
month.
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The Epworth League of Reeds
vile elected the following officers
las Sunday evening. February 11th:
T. Il. Loar, President; Jennie Loar,
First Vice President; Matte Me
near, Second Vice President; Lura
Dill, Third Vice President; Laura
Dunn, Fourth Vice President; Fred
Kern, Secretary; Belle Dill, Treas.
uror. The League holds its meet
Ings on Sunday evening Of each
week at 1880. All are invited to
attend.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WRIST VIRGINIA. ss;
At rules hold IN tho Clerks onice OF tho CTR.
cult Court OF Preston county, ON the frat Mon
day OF February, 1891
Graham 3 Brownl
) In ChnnCery.
A. J. DcBcrry.
The object q this suit Is I. eutorcc a trust
lien In favor of William "a, Brown against tho
rcal estate 81 the defendant, A. ]. DeBerry.
And II appearing that the defendant A. r..
DtBerry. Il not q resident of this state, on
motion ~ the plaintiffs. IL N ordered that tho
defendsht do appear here Within cne month
after the date sf the hrst publication hereof,
and do what Il necessary To protect bfs inter-
ests. and that this Order bo published Ii the
in this county. A copy--rest:
J:w. WsrsoN. clerk.
Brown & Hyde, Counsel for Plaintiff.
IL H.0fft-ei Hnl
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lie delares 1t to be ''the best rem
cdy for cough and Group" Mr.. d..
L. Good, Columbia. Tenn, writes:
81 keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
tho house all the time. IL is the
best remedy for coughs and GROUP
ever used
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Valuable Property forsaIs.

We offer our House (furnished)
for sale including good Stable and
ell necessary Out Buildings, Good
Garden, Cistern. Well, and Heater.
The Lot is a large one containing
about two acres Of ground. For
further particulars call on or
address,
MINNIE +, WARDwEIL.
JANIS a. WARDwELL.
90 4-1~94 klSGw0OD. ". Va.
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Don't waste time, money, and
health, trying every new medicine
you may see advertised in the pa
pers. IL the cause of your trouble
is in the blood. liver. stomach, or
kidneys. take Ayers Sarsaparilla at
once and be sure Of a cure. Take
no other.
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Samuel Little, the graduats OPP
tician Of Cumberland. will visit
kingwood, February 2sth, at Hotel
Gordon. Call and consult him
about your eyes, as properly ad-
justed glasses will relieve many a
headache.
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RowLEsBURG RIppLEs.
Social Services Suspended for the
Solemn Season.
RowLEsBURG, w. VA.
February ~, 1894. {

EDITOR ARGUS -
Since the arrival OF the Lenten
season the conventional dizziness in
society reigns supreme and our card
parties are as fiat as the waste beer
in a dripping-pau. On last Thurs
day evening they wound up the last
game of the season at the handsome
residence of Mr.. and MIR. W. w.
Shoch. After the game refresh
ments were served, and us it was
the last feast of the season, it is
needless 10 say that they did ample
justice to the toothsomc morsels set
before them. Following this was
summary OF the prizes won, OF
which the following is brief ac-
count: Mrs. NJ. J. Fleming, l6 and
one-ninth per cent of prizes; Mrs.
w. w. Shoch, ii and one-ninth;
Miss Maggie Dunn. IL and one
ninth; Z. A. Conf, IL aud one
ninth; p. A. Dunn, s and
five-ninths; Miss Maggie Gilmore,
3 and ive.ninths; Miss Julia Gil.
more, 8 aud five ninths; Frank
Shoch, and FIVE ninths; and w.
W. Shoch, and five .ninths.
BOBBY prizes: w. Il. Maloney, 33t
per cent; Miss Nellie Shoch, IL
and one.ninth; Miss Maggie Dunn.
III and one-nin;h; MISS Abbio
Shoch, Il and one.ninth; and P.J.
Dunn, IL and one ninth. The above
plainly shows that woman still holds
the winning card, and the Hirsute
Sex don't seem to be in it..
Some OF our people, particularly
those living out of town. seemed to
have become imbued with the idea,
through the inaccuracies OF some OF
the correspondents to the ARGUS,
that the times are hard here, and
the correction of this erroneous i'm.
preston is attended with more or
less Embarrassment. To be candid,
times are little hard, but not as
much so as the people would try to
make 1T appear.
Our Stone Quarry, which has
been idle for number Of years, has
started up. and that, too, since the
Wilson Bill passed the House. Old
Cheat, unlike Uncle Sans Golfers,
has been overlooking and a number
Of logs have been foated down to
our mills. Judging from the sound
OF the many mill whistles, one
would come to the conclusion that
our mill men did not fear free
lumber very badly.
have perceived IN the notes from
Newburg, written by the genial
correspondent, "Rusticus," that he
is somewhat irrtated over the re-
marks in my last letter in regard to
Withdrawing ali claims to the Il. g.
.. Helpers and turning the same
over to them. Now, / did not in
tend in the least degree to hurt the
just succeplibilitier Of him or his
honorable citizens, neither did
intend the slightest umbrage for
the ex. Mining Camp. l was only
fulfilling the Scripture, Gle that
bath two coats, give one to his
neighbor." We have plenty OF
work, and could we'll afford to lose
them. Perhaps the word sleep
might not have suited him, and il
he thinks 1T supplementary,
will change the pbraseology and in
sert dormant instead. Now, Bro.
"Rusticus," If you will turn TO
page 81 of McRa's Prospectus OF
Preston County, you will change
your opinion as TO the Helper
sounding the death knell Of this
place OH tho day they take their
departure.
NAYpVp 1f.D-nxy
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"Who makes the laws. father ?''
"Oor legislators, my SON." "wcn.
then, what are lawyers for ?'
They are created, my bov, to OK
plain to the legislator the meaning
OF their laws"
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49, AZ. <AAStthhs 10 WIG taSCct VIC
tim Of the humps and is now tax.
ing his turn
Mr.. Chas. Carmsn, from Peters
burg, ILL.,, writes: 81 know Saliva
ton Oil to be a very good remedy
for neuralgia, rheumatism, burns,
toothacbe and cuts. We are never
without it."
The festival given by the colored
folks in the Manear store building
last Friday night, was well attended
and the proceeds about eco for the
benefit Of the pastor. Rev. Smith,
who was present from Grafton.
Mrs. and Mrs. julius X. Monroe
are now keeping house in their
handsome new residence on the bill
and are sat home" to their friends.
The Mayor will have u splendid
property up there when it is all
finished and the grounds fixed mp.
+ For Writing Pads, Pen Holders,
Pencils, Paper and Envelopes, Day
Books, Composition Books, Note
Books, etc., call at the ARGUS
Office.
Rev. John V. Potts. of Pleasant
Dale, has been confined to the
house With the grippe aud unable
to fill his church appointment. DR..
Robert McMillen is the attending
physician.
The Epworth League topic for
Sunday evening. February 18th. is
"Saul : Rejected Of God" The
Kingwood League will be led by
Mr.. George A. Walls. who is ar
ranging very interesting program.
Every body invited.
S., $40 and $40. Genuine Con
federate Bills only five cents each :,
$50 anC 800 bills 10 cents each,
25c and SOC shinplasters 10 cents
each 81 aud 81 bills 70 cents each.
Sent securely scaled on receipt OF
price. Address. CHAs. ID. BAR
KER, 90 S Forsyth ST. Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. w. s. Wilson. of Grafton,
was here yesterday looking after
the remains of the Red Men OF this
place. He left to-day for Keyser
to look after the Tribe there, which
is supposed to have gone TO the
Happy Hunting Grounds"
There is no claim made for Aver s
Sars ,parilla which cannot be en-
dorsed by scores of testimonials
This fact plainly proves that the
blood is the source Of most dlsor-
ders and that Ayers Sarsaparilla is
the best OF blood purifiers. Fry it
this month.
The subject Of the discourse for
next Sabbath evening IN the Pres
bytcrian church is abraham. +"
This is the second lecture in the
series the Pastor is now delivering
on biblical characters in the Old
Testament.
The residence of Col. John ".
Gusemau, near Reedsville, came
near being destroyed by fire Monday
morning of this week. The fire
originated in the space between the
floor upstairs and the ceiling below,
and was under good heudway when
discovered, several of the slecpers
being burned out. 1t 10 supposed
that live coal rolled from the fire
upstairs and dropped down a crack
in the floor. 1t was close call
and discovered just in time to save
the house. -
Frank E. Hackley mas the
agency here for the Muskingum
Steam Laundry and Dye Work Of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. This is strictly
FIRST class establishment and salts
faction is guaranteed. Leave your
order at the Barber Shop and it
will receive prompt attention.
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at is did,

Judge Hoke left Monday for
Phihppl, to begin Circuit Court
there that day.
The CASH will get the best BAR
GAINS in BOOTS and SHOES at
TAYLoR's, and don't you forget 1t.
There will be preaching next
Sabbath afternoon In the Presbyte-
risn church at Masontowu.
Good States only ten cents, and
School Satchels only 10 cents, at
the ARGUS Office.
Mrs. f. +. Lanham and baby, of
Newburg, was visiting in town the
past week at Gus j. Skaters.
There was select ball at the
Hotel Gordon last night, to cele-
brate st. Valentine Day.
Now is the time to buy your
Shoes, as they are going out at
Greatly Reduced Prices for the next
Is days. T.. w. FAwoETT.
DR.. U. W. Showalter. of Inde-
pendence, was here this week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Heermans
have gone to housekeeping in the
Crane property near the Presbyte-
rian church.
A splendid line of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand a.. the ARGUS office.
Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. If
Rev. j. J. Mullaney, the new
Baptist minister. preached here
Sunday morning and evening very
interesting sermons.
Rev. John Vinton Potts visited
the public schools here one day last
week and gave very interesting
and instructive talk to the pupils.
And now the election is over, but
the time to buy your Doors and
SHOES at the lowest prices ut TAY-
LoR's is not over.
Roy G. Stone has been confined
to the house the past week with
bad case of the la grippe. DR.. Nc
MilIen is the attending physician.
Waitman Garner. who is teaching
school up in Reno, spent Sunday
visiting his parents out at Pleasant
Dale.
Money is what talks while times
are hard. Then buy your winter
Doors and SHOES at Taylor's
You will save MONEY.
The protracted meeting at the ".
T.. Church here closed last Thurs
day night, with twenty-five con-
versions.
Miss Letitia Parks is home fiom
her trip in the South and West,
where she spent several months
visiting friends and relatives.
We sell the Brown Hamilton
Shoes, the Best and Cheapest in
the world. Every Pair warranted.
Come in and see them.
q. w. FAwcETT.
Every man having beard should
keep it an even and natural color,
and il it is not SO already, use
Buckingham's Dye and appear
tidy.
The children Of II. Baker Mont
gomery have both been very i'll with
cholera infantum, but are better
now. DR.. McMillen has been at.
tending them.
Lawyer P. j. Crogan has made
considerable improvement to his
property of late. having had new
stable erected and a coal house and
wash house combined.
And-And-And--It showed.
And--And--YOu can get the best
BARGAINS in Doors and SHOES at
Taylor's.
d. s. Gatherie, Of this place, has
secured the agency for several OF
the best Insurance Companies, and
is working up quite a business in
that line.
Gus Greaser. Of townsville, who
has been working out in Nicholas
county the past year or two, is
home on a short visit, and was in
town Tnoadav and wava M q ocvfnc,
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when Baby was sick, W. gave her cestoris.
When shc wa chld. she cried for casforia.
When she became Mics, she oisng 70 cseiorIa.
Wbcn s,e had Children. she ga-ethem casaosia
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Cured by Ayers Cherry PoctoraI.
Mrs. p. ID. HALL, 217 Genessee St.,
Lockport N. Y, says:
"over thirty years ago, I remember
hearing my father describe the wonder
ful curative effects OF Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. During recent attack OF La
Grippe, which assumed the form Of q
catarrb, soreness Of tho lungs, accom-.
panied by an aggravating cough, I
used various remedies and prescriptions.
While some Of these medicines partially
slleviated the coughing during the day,
none Of them afforded me any relief from
that spasmodic action OF the lungs which
would seize me the moment 1 attempted
to lie down at night. After ten or twelve
such niRhta II was
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS,

10 all pcrsous holding liens by Judgment OF
otherwise un the real estate, or any part
thhroof Of Joshua y. Hnrdcsty.
In pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit Court
az PRESTON county, made ~ :ansc tboreln pen,
Joshua y. Harderty 20 the satisfaction OF the
Hons thereon. you are herbey required TO pre-
sent all claims held by you und each OF you
against the said Joshua \. Hnrdesty. which are
Hens ON his real estate or any part Of H., for
adjudication To me, Mt my ofice In Kingwood.
Preston county. wc.t Virginia, on or before
Given under my hand this 30 day of Januarys
A. ID. 1924
ELL T. FoRTNEY. Commissioner.
Brown & Hyde, PMS Att'ysl 2'fofstS2.70
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Frank E. Hackley mas the
agency here for the Muskingum
Steam Laundry and Dye Work Of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. This is strictly
FIRST class establishment and salts
faction is guaranteed. Leave your
order at the Barber Shop and it
will receive prompt attention.
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MANY VISITORS STILL ARRIvINo-THREE SER
MONS BY THE REV. b. FAY MILLS.

MANY VISITORS STILL ARRIvINo-THREE SER
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ocean Grove n. j.. Aug. "a speciaD.-Crowds are
still pouring into Ocean Grove to attend the camp
meeting. By Sunday the interest will have reacned
its height "Camp-meeting Sunday" Is not only the
greatest day of the annual gathering but the great
est day Of the entire year at Ocean Grove
The preachers at the Auditorium Sunday Will
be the Rev Dr. H. A. Cleveland Of Erie. Penn;
the Rev Dr. Frank NJ Bristol OF Chicago ana
the Rev DR.. ]. s Chadwick. Of Brooklyn. s. W.
Thomas. OF Philadelphia. will preach at ST. Paurs
Church.
The Rev c. H. Yatman was assisted at the Young
Peoples meeting this morning by several promi-
nent clergymen The Rev. Mr. Sporer. OF Toronto
spoke on Christian Duty" and the Rev Dr. 'ohh
Potts also OF Toronto. who Is soon to return 10 MS
home said a few parting words. Mr.. Yatman spoke
briefly Tomorrow Mrs. Margare; Bottome. presi-
dent Of the society of the Kings Daughters VIII
speak The holiness meeting this morning was ad-
dressed by Mrs Landlord Palmer. OF NeW-forH
City who is nearly ninety years old. she spoke
on Christian Perfection The Rev. DR.. watson
of Canada spoke on Holiness" Dr. Potts gave
brief address on The Duty Of Church Members
Before the service ended number kneit al Inc
altar for prayer
The Auditorium congregation this morning was
larger than any previous morning OF the camp
meeting The Rev. Il. Fay Mills preached all 'hree
OF the Auditorium sermons to-day-morning. after
noon and evening-with great force ana power
Mr. Mills has been engaged in evangelistic work for
over six years. and is known throughout America
as one OF the most successful Of soul winners he
is about thirty-fve years Old ana Was pI Te a.
Railway y. j. He is graduate OF Lake forest
University. and began his work as pastor IN
Granite Falls Mimi Mr.. Mills selected as the teNt
of his morning sermon part of Acts xix. 2: Have
We received the Holy Ghost since ye oseC Chns,
and Its Results" At the close Of the sermon
prayer service held when the %orshippers
knelt in and about the altar five rows deep
Mrs Lizzie Smiths meeting this afternoon was al
dressed by the Rev Mr.. Yaher. OF the Wilmington
Conference whose theme was The Cleansing rover
OF the Holy Ghost" Mr.. Millss sermon this AFTER
noon deeply impressed the congregation me meme
was THE Prayer of Jesus in Gethsemane ABOUT
100 persons asked for prayers. The largest Assem-
bage OF the day greeted Mr.. Mills this evening" ne
subject of his sermon was: rs II Nothing 10 You!
Tomorrow the Rev. Dr. A. J. Kynett Will preach
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