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AUCTIONS,
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE.
Lot in Oak Park, 6ox36o, half acre. $3.50
Lot 40x150, Oak Park, dne cottage,
DdFu. StC.-..... OON
Lot 4ox16O II street, Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth.... h........,................... 600
Store and Dwelling. Twenty-second and
K streets, lot 4ox16o, good barn, etc. $500
Lot 4Ox12O feet. Highland Park, good
cottage and other improvements......... 500
Store and two Dwellings, lot S0XSo,
Twenty-second and streets. 800
Three-ouarters of an acre at Brighton
Junction, good house. barn and car
penter 300
APPLY
B ELL & G O.
Real Estate and AuctiOneers, 323 street
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OPEN all day, Clear Water Swimming
Baths, Twentieth and 0.
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Eastern Business On1ces.
As Tribune Building, New York.
sos ''The Rookery." Chicago.
6. O. Beckwith. sole agent foreign advertising
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
POLITICAL POINTS.
what a Visitor Sees and Hears at the
Republican Club OF Austen.

AUSTEN w. VA. Oct 30.
Correspondence OF the Argus
Last night We had the opportunity of
attending the Republican club at This
place, Arriving in town at about Is
o'clock we made our way To the poSt-
oilce whore we found about n dozen
WuSing politics as usual After consid-
cradle SNrmishing and rallying about
eighteen Republicans, Democrats and
boys were induced to 20 TO the school
house to hear Capt Whitaker eXpound
h IS rot and antcdiluVian ideas Can't
Whitaker took the chair and com
menced explaining the H. G. Gearing
letter TO The ] ickens Lumber Go. He
said that Geo NJ. Nhitcscarvcr did not
know the difference between polit. cal
letter and business deal White
scarver replied to Gearing that he did
not have any stock on hand and that
he was selling lumber at an advance OF
81 90 per thousand over last wear This
Is doing good work for Democracy and
no amount OF Republican twisting will
check IL.
Capt. Whitaker then proceeded TO
tell his audience that 20 democrats In
three voting precincts OF Reno had sig
niHod their intention OF voting Tor 4.
Gone Dayton. We do not know whetn-
er this is true or not but IT, should only
make the Democrats more determined
w n'HN NI' ''ItdI arm itIOffuer back
to Congress as lonH os he wants it, and
vii nave the place. 1t would he an
everlasting shame and an eternal dis
grace To defeat Wilson
C'pt. Whitaker said that Congress-
had been In session ~ months and done
nothing and gave us a law which suited
not more than 1000 persons i'm the t. =
Ihis rot ought 10 convince ANYBODY
that AN Intelligent person has no place
In the Republican party. The Dem
oc"ots gave us n law that suits the
lnnssc, OF the PEOPLE. The people are
beginning TO get their eyes opened.
CHp tod his hearers that the Rcpub-
leans who went 10 kingwOoi Friday
that all who took a musical instrument.
(fog-horn, Jewsharp or bazzoo) would
secure free passage TO Kingwoo1. He
made pitcons appeal for every body
TO 20 The people said amen" 10 this.
on account OF eating too many chest
nuts and this was "a splendid chance 70
relieve Themselves
Democrats OF Preston. come out on
the 9th come early; vote at once and
vote at least once. Let every patriot
OF Pleasant and Grant vote for VIM I.
Wilson He IS one Of the people ANY
Democrat who stays at home on Tues
day deserves 10 be read TOT the party
Yours for Wilson, G.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

toned These gentlemen are excellent
mon and enthusiastic Republicans. and
we refer To- them for the truth OF our
statements Now. We do not for one
moment think or SAY that times are or
have been good notat all They have
been exceedingly hard. and no one has
felt il moro keculy than we have, but
now when any saue person can see and
feel that from Some cause business is
improving and there is n chance to do
something, To- shut our eyes and fold
our arms and loaf around the stores or
on the street corners or parade the
streets yelling hard times and failing
TO do what there is TO do. Ia unworthy
of patriot and the part only OF dc
SIGNING men.
We have all data To prove the cor
rectncSs Of what we say, ant we will
take great pleasure in showing them to
any gentloman who desires to investi-
gate the matter.
GUS j. SuAFFER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
NEWWIHG.
Correspondence Of the Argus.

'"ii'Hb'HN'uN' bi lhb argus
"Pesky" Perriil spent Sunday at
home.
Eugene Ellis OF Monongah, is visiting
friends in town.
James r.. Anderson. DR. r. VI Dent
and Dr. VIM. VI Dent were amon2
those who went over 90 Kinpwocd TO
welcome Our own Billy Wilson into
Preston
Mr.. VIM Morris IS quite sick with ty-
photd fever DR. POsfen, the attending
physician, hopes for his recovery.
Miss Nora Jaclsson was calling on
friends last week
Chas Nouscr has opened up au ovs-
ter saloon on MorPantown Avenue.
FRIDAY" Whitley and "Joe" Morris
have returned from an extended hunt
ing expedition.
Lloyd workman has returned 90 Man
nington after a short vacation.
Aftcr tremendous effort 86 Of the
faithful wore gotten together az IS lens
Hall on last Tuesday 60 hear "thc great
und only Cot least h. ie t3 boz hoped SOD
l.. y g. Iit1cr The only objections
we have % Mr. Ptz.r Isl. SHAT hc ciu
not speak and tell The truth he quo
ted from Mr. Wilson's speech. iu Lon
don, rut ae usual 10 was garb'c1. As
long %" VIC =. - r. send ont such men
as he. iet thcm come fsr they do as
good.
Don't forget that VIM Uorch'rr is
running for thc Tres dent pf che Hoard
Of Education FOO Lyon District. lot every
man n the District support him and DO
that '.ot0cI' up
DR. Ianham Justice Huyrins and
BADLY Iay on are all Zoo uu-y 90 held
court ou account of the coming elect .on
as they are stump NJ storuinQ and
wearing Tor Dayton The Democrtt~
b We no objections as the more they
ttlt for Dayton ttc more votes will Ec
polled here FOR wills
q. o. T. funeral Nov Davis Ian.
ham. Taylor, Hug rims and stuck are
cordially invited
Ike tri>s trici 20 raise dis'urbanc,
when hr Wilson'S special pulled into
. town last week Eu he could find NO
support lea the effort and his squ,ckv
voice was drowned by tho Voices Of the
I 100 who wore present u welcome Our
/ next Congressman.
Where Oh where: am I att Steve
/ Elkius Nov. eth. 'gG
So Gov Foraker is coming down here
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
DEATHS DOINGS

KIMBLE-Died ut his home here
in Kingwood on Saturday, Oct. u,
1894, AT 10. +. NJ.
DR.. julius Ceasrr kemble. HIS
sudden death was shock TO the
community, as it was not known
that he was seriously i'll and lac was
on the streets "a few DAYS before and
IN fact was not combined to his bed
ut all, but WAS sitting ont on his
back porch the evening Of his death
and Immediately after retiring TO
bed, passed over without sirug-
gle. The funeral took place Tues
dav 1T Pruntvtown aud the burial
about noon ia the cemetery there
where he was bald to rest by the
side OF his first wife and his parents
Services were held in the church
there by minister from Grafton.
Several frou here mpunicd the
remains ana there was large
crowd at the funeral.
The subject Of this sketch was
born in Pruntvtown May p. 1917.
iiN H'NtutfN lAtfNUT ' ullN Rt. IfdU
medicine with Dr. j l.. Carr. aud
attended lectures at Richmond. Va.
lie came in 1874. from West I'm.
ion to Evansville whore he served
as posi- master from I845 to 1850,
and also as Justice Of the peace.
He was Il member Of the Lcgisld-
ture If Virginia from 1885 to 1861.
and afterwards Democratic cnndi-
date for State Senator from Pres
ton and Monongilir counties.
His first wife having died several
years since, on the l7lh Of January
1882, he married Miss Catherine
q. Carroll, Of KIngwood. and re-
sided here until his death, honored
and esteemed by all who knew him.
lie WAS always "a regular attendant
on divine services aud WAS prepared
TO go. lie leaves IL wife but no
children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
Notice to Lien Holders.

To all persona holding liens bv judSa
ment, or otherwise, on the real estats
or any part thereof, of Snowy Creek
Coal N Coke Co.
In pursuance Of decree OF the circuit
court ui Preston county. made In a cause
therein pending, To subject tho real cs.
tate of the said Snowy Creek Coal a
Coke Co. to tho sat.sfaction of the liens
thereon, YOU are hereby required to pre-.
sent all claims held by YOU and each OF
You against The said Snowy Creek Coal
" Coke Go. which are liens on its real
estate or any part of It.. for adiudica-
tion' To ME at my office in King>voof,
Preston county, West Va, ON or before
the sth day of November. A. d, 1924.
Any creditor or claimant who fails to
present and prove his debt or claim on
or before said day, shall pay the costs
OF the commissioner in taking proof
thereof and reporting the same.
Hlven under my hand this 9th day OF
October. a. d., 1894
NEIL j. FoRrNEY, Comm issioncr.
O-Il.ni-tt-SI w
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01
MAGNIFICENT MEETINGS.,
Splendid Speeches Of the Hon.
William l.. Wilson at hrngwood
Aud Terra Alta.

Last Monday was gala day for the
Democracy of Preston county. The
weather was fine and the people began
TO arrive in Kingwood from all parts of
the county by ten o'clock. The Terra
Alta Band was here and with several
hundred people met Mr. Wilson ut the
depot and escorted him to Court House
square, where an informal reception
was held at the large law-olice of
brown e Hyde.
The Court House inside and out had
been Handsomely decorated with figs
and pictures and flowers Long before
the speaking began tho Court room
WAS jarnmed with thousand people
and hundreds Of others unable TO gain
entrance. A spcciai feature of the oc.
cdsiOn was the presence Of large mum
Der of lad. Had the com nittee
known that such crowd would be
here on such short notice AM the
weather 50 fine arrangements would
have been mace for an outdoor meet
ing and many persons begged for IT.
anyhow in order 20 get 90 hear the
spedkluy. but IL was TOO late then ami
as Nr. Wilson is Ureakiug him-elf
down again anyhow and out door speak
ing 3 much harder, IL was decided TO
20 ahead inside,
Cob Laveile called The meeting 20
order and introduced DR. Dent o. New
burg as chairman. Mr.. Wilson was
then present ed and made splendid
speech, lasting an hour and half
which was listened TO very closely and
heartily applaudcd. Everybody was
delighted ana 10 was the best political
meeting ever held IN kingwood SIR
Wilson drove across the country 60
Terra Alta accoInpa MED by Col. La
vcile, DE- Dent ana j. Slidel Brown.
The same scene was presented at
Terra Alta; crowds were unable TO
gain admission TO the largo Opera
House over there and standing room
- at premium I'r. s. NJ scott was
Chairman of the meeting
After Wilson's speech senator Price.
VINO was present. was cal ed for aud
made "a short tut eloquent speech Mr..
Wilson lCft that night ON NO for
MartinsDurg who're he spoke next day.
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Notice TO Lien Holders.

TO all persons holding liens 10y iudr-
ments, or otherwise, on the real estate
or any part thereof of A. j. De Berry.
In pursuance of decree of the circuit
court OF Preston county, made in IA cause
therein pending, To- sub ject the real es4
tate OF the said A. j. Delierry To tho
satisfaction OF the liens thereon. Won
are hereby required TO present all
claims held by you and each OF you
against the said a. j. DeBerry. which
are Hens ON his real estate or any part
of IT, for adjudication, to me mt my Office
in kingwood. Preston county. West Va,
on or before the 18th day OF November
a. d., 1894 Any creditor or claimant
VINO fails to present and prove his debt
or claim on or before said dnv, shall nav
the costs OF the commissioners in taking
proof thereof and reporting the same.
Given under my hand this Sth day OF
October, A. D., 1894.
NEIL FoRrNEY, Commissioner
tO-1 l-Dd.It.g4 H.,
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding lions by iudyA
mcnt, or otherwise, on the real estate
or any part thereof, Of r. NJ. Ford
In pursuance of "A decree of the circuit
court OF Preston county, made in "A cause
therein pending, to subject the real es.
tate OF the said IT, NJ Ford TO the salts.
faction of the liens thereon. YOU are
hereby required To present all claims
held 1y You and each of you against
the said r. NJ Ford, which are liens ON
ms real estate or any part OF il, for adj.
Judicntion, to me at INV office in King.
wood, Preston county, West Va, on or
before the 10Th day OF November. AID.
lSeb Any creditor on claimant who
l3lis TO present ana prove his debt or
claim ON or before said day. shall nav
the costs of tho commissioner in taking
proof thereof and reporting same.
owen under my hand this Sth day OF
October, A. ID. 1894
NEit j. FoRrNEY, Commissioners
lO-l I-Vt.It4gl 80
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Cltafrh that can
not be cured by JaIIs Catarrh Cure.
y y. CHENEY g. CO., Props loieio q.
We the Undersigned, have known r..
J. Cheney for the last d years, aud be-
licve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able % carry out any obligations made
by their trim
West q lrnax, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, q 10
Walding. kinnan g. Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, Ohio
Hairs tatarrh Cure is taken t err
nally acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Price zoe per bottle Sold by 81 Drug
gists JesNmgnials free.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-11-01

How green with envy and blue
with jealousy and yellow with
laundice the Repu blicans have been
because our Representative in
Congress was treated with snch
distinguished consideration abroad.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Heermans arrived
here from Baileyville, Illinois, this
week, to visit her son. l.. W.
lleermans. She will 60 To New
York state also to visit other rela.
tIycs.
Arrangements are being made for
a big circus performance here to-
morrow. We understand that the
admission is free and as extra
charge for reserved seats. or even
If you stay for the concert aud to
see the animals fed.
We hope the voters OF tins dis
trict will not forget To- cast their
ballot in favor of five months
school. Remember it takes more
than a majority To carry it through.
Hingwood has six months free
school and the rest of the district
is certainly entitled to fiYe.
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utI.i.EitSl'OxI',

Correspondence Of the Argus
Weather very dry.
Republicans beginning TO feel sad.
Dayton's coffin almost i'm sight, and
times noon-day bright.
The trees are fast shedding their poly.
chroic foliage and putting ON mourning
tn commisoratc Daytons defeat
II you have any feelings for vour
children or your young friends of the
rising generation, vote for five months
school.
Vote for honest William l..
DO not stay at homo and say,
Dayton will do just ms WE'LL"
Aud thus your sacred trust betray.
II YOU earn your daily bred
In the good old Bible way,
You must not our Billy" dread
On Tuesday next, Election Day.
All come ont, both old and young
Cast your ballots white and fair
See that nothing's left undoue;
And Wilson will bo safely there.
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ONE or pAYTON's HENCHNEN.
A sample or Republican Oratory In
This County.

Never in the history OF politics has
any party been So desperate and lost to-
decency as the Republican in this cam
paign. Nothing has been too abuseful
and degrading Tor their speakers To ut
ter on the stump. As IA sanplc of IL, a
certain hoc!er from Barbour county said
TO DC an intimate friend OF DAYTON
has teen stamping this county speak
ing at about "A dozen places and using
language in reference to Mr.. Wilson
too vile for publication. lie Geuoun-
ced him as a traitor TO his people and
the vilencss of his attack may toe fu,.
Their judged 10y the following afiidavits
wv. H. Wentz in his speech at Bran
douville ia referring To Hon. WIN. l..
Wilson's speech in London. used the
following language AS near as can
recollect i don't care IL he OWilSon)
is son of IA Queen, "A son OF King or
a son OF IA bitch. VIM. l.. Wilson has
made an ass OF himself etc.
l.. II. FRANKHoUsER
also heard Mr.. Vent use the Ian
guage above referred TO as was pres
emit when il was used. The foregoing
quotation is correct to the best OF
my recollection.
CuAs. &. FRNNKHoUSER
ubscribad and sworn TO before tn.
by j.. H. and G. G. FrAnkhouser on this
3lst day of Oct 1894,
Henry CLAY HYDE
Notary Public for Preston County.
AS near as we can learn he used the
same expression at all his appoint
ments. We have taken the pains to
hunt up thus scoundrel's record and as
we pccted found it very disreputa-
bic one. Several years ago. while
preaching the gospel he ruined re-
spectacle girl mp in barbour county,
and this stopped hi, ministerial labors
IA while. another time he was charged
with forging some church letters and
lying and other bad conduct and had
a church trial and was suspended etc.
This is only "a part OF his record, but
II is enough to shoY how desperate the
party is when IL makes use az such
tools TO rther 5 ends. What do the
respecta ole citizens of tn county
think aoout it anyhow?
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Commissioners Notice.
COdAnssiDNER'3 CFFICE.
KingwOcd. w. Va, oct. g. 1894
Graham e. Brown
Equity


he above entitled chauccry cause. by
a decree Of the circuit court OF Preston
county, made therein ON the 18th dav
~ September, \ D.. 1894. having been
rccoininittcd 20 the undersigned conn
mission in chancery, with tic follow
inG directions lst, to ascertain and re-
port the state and condition OF the title
to- thc 30 acres mentioned i'm plaintiffs
bills the liens and charges thereon,
their amounts. character, priorities. and
90 whom owing or, IL said land has
been divided into two TOR more tracts or
Tart.tioncd by purpi contract on other.
wise, then TO H.certain aud report the
Dpundar cs ~ cacn Of such tracts; the
state and condition of the title 90 each,
the nature, amount and priority Of the
liens ON ench and % whom Owiuv End,
what part ~ said land was purchased
by John ~. White aud f. r. HugVins
under theit written agreement with a.
j. DtB.rrv filed In this cause. and
which land sad White took aud has
possession oi and what interest III
any. said ~. r. IugQins or his heirs
have under said agreement &rd. and
That he r8port any other pertinent mat.
ter which may be deemed 80 bv hfmsrl
or require by the part CO orany Of them
The parties 90 said csusc. tow {. ia.
Graham and VIM. e.. TrOwu. plaintiffs
and 4. j. DelIcrrv. Grant CIR .ham. truS.
tee aud John w White. defendants
viii. therefore. take notice. thai on the
18th day Of NovemOc A. ID, 1894, at
my oth e in k.nRwooj. Preston county.
W est Virginia, ! shall proceed t. exc
cute said decree. Given under my hand
this 3th day Of October, &. D.. 1894.
NEIL j. FORTNEY, Com missioner
Brown & Hyde, A'tys I-i1.2ff-sa
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DISREPUTABLE Politics.

Baltimore Sun.
The burglary Of the Democratic
headquarters Of Hon. VIM. l.. vii.
sou, at Grafton, W. Va, announc.
ed in special TO the THE Sun,
shows the desperation Of his oppon-
ents. The burglars carried of
private letters and documents bear.
ing on the campnign, but 1t is safe
to say they obtained nothing which
can damage the Democrats, for
while Chairman MCGraw has
carried on au exceedingly energetic
and systematic canvas. II has been
a clean one. IL bchooves the Re.
publican leaders m the Second dis.
trict to promptly dlsavow any com
plicity or sympathy with this burg
larry. 10 Is dIsreputable politics
and must recoil on its projectors
and would-be benefcilrics. Chnir-
man McGraw says he his clue to
the thieves, and II so, it is very
certain he will make 10 very warm
for them. In the meantime Mr..
Wilson is pursuing his canvass with
great energy, aud the outlook is
bright for his re election.
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commissioners Motto Q.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
KinRwood, w. Va, Oct 0, 1894.
Atlas Oh Company

VS. Equity
Snowy Creek Coal g. Coke Co
The above entitled chancery cause,
by decree OF the circuit court of Pres.
ton county, made therein on the Sth
day OF September, A. d., 1894, having
been referred TO the undersigned COM
missioner in chancery with the follow
ing directions: 70 ascertain and report
the real estate owned by the Snowy
Creek Coal g. Coke Company, the state
and condition Of the title thereto, the
liens and charges thereon. thor
amounts. character. priorities, and 10
whom owing; and 10 ascertain and re-
port the several tracts, parcels and
lots into which the real estate in the
plaintiffs bill mt ntioned has been di.
vdcd, the state and condition of the
title to each OF such. and the nature.
amount and priorities Of the liens on
each. and 20 whom owing. and that he
report any other pertinent matter
which may he deemed so by himself, or
required by the parties or any OF them.
The parties to said cause, to wit Al.
las Oil Company, plaintiff md The
snowy Greek Coal e. Coke Coz The
Garrett County Bank; John T.. Jones.
Trustee; Nm. H. DcBerry; w. X Had.
dock; w. T. Gates and Goo ~. SharD:
and w. i. Gates and Geo n. sharp.
partners in trade under the firm name
Of Gates & sharp; and Joseph DeHcrry,
defendants, viii therefore take notice,
That on the Sth day 81 November, A.
1921, at NY Office in KinRwood. Preston
county, West Va, / shall proceed TO
execute said decree. Given under nv
hand his sth dav Of October. a. d. 1891
Mi. j. FORrSEY. Commissioners
Irown ~ Hyoc, Attys tO-tt-94-4t-S9
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SHE SAID YES
PUT UP Or SHUT UP.

We are authorized by several gen.
tlomen who have the money ready
at any time, to say that all bets
against Wilson, 70 election in any
sum from s. TO 81 900 will be
promptly taken. Anyone desiring
TO bet on Dayton's election will
please call on or address this Office,