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The Base Rail- Festival.

AS announced in the paper last weolS,
the Base Ball Club held a festival in
the Court House on Thanksgiving
night and as there was enough refresh
ments left over, IL was continued on
Friday night In some respects IL was
a success but financially il was not, as
the attendance both nights was small
and no one seemed 60 be very hungry
or have much money 20 spend. The
young folks were there In full force
and both evenings passed very pleas
autly. There was splendid iustru-
mental music which enliS eued the oc-
casion AID several young ladies took
an active part ia helping make IL a sue
cess. There was plenty of oysters,
cake, coffee, ice cream and peaches and
the tables were waited on very nicely.
Several Of tho boys were very good
about helping and the only thing lack
ing was more free silver.
The club is under obligations TO
Sheriff Shaw for the use OF the court
house and to their lady friends for
their kindness in helping them. some
thing over go was taken in, but there
Was considerable expense to come out
Of this and the proceeds did not yet
pay the indie bteduess OF the club.
There Is an especial feature Of n fes-
tival Of this kind that we cannot re-
frain from calling attention In, and
that is that most of the church people
OF the town arc noticeable by their ab.
scuce and refuse TO attend or patronize
any festival unless 60 is under tho con-
troal Of and for the benefit of the
church. They seem 90 think and act
as if they considercd it the height of
impotence for any society or organic.
alton outside Of tho church 70 presume
to hold festival, but when they have
one, these same young people who
spend their money freely are expected
20 attend and take the most active part
and contribute most Co tho proceeds.
We simply call attention to This for
future cousidera ton.
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Howesviile.

Correspondence OF tho Argus.
samuel Greaser spent Sunday at
home.
Ben Lang spent Saturday and Sum
day here.
Walter Cox Of Warrington, made a
business trip here Saturday.
Miss Alice Greaser has been visiting
her sster-in-law, Mrs. Clemence Greas-
err Of near Tunnelton.
John Clark. who has been working
at Warrington. came home last week
Mr.. Alderman was inspecting lumber
for c. A. Bergman Monday.
Philip Garfield Of Warrington is Wis
ting his mother here.
J. u. $. Barlow who was at Grafton
and other points has returned home.
MISS Alice Lynch, who has heen visit
ing her sister Mrs Thomas Kenny OF
Tnnnelton, has returned home.
There was preaching at the Catholic
church here sunday by Rev. p. A.
Boyce Of RowlesburR.
Messrs McKenzis and Plum have
gone 60 Tucker county where they will
spend some time hunting.
James Wright. who has has been
working in the mines az Tunnelton,
spent Sunday at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs John Mattingley have
gone to Cumberland to visit friends
and relatives
We were informed that there was
Lynching bes IN our vicinity Sunday
last. For further Information call on
or address V. Cooke. Of this place.
samuel Spears, sr., while returning
from KinEwood one day last week,
when near G. a. Borgman's place, lost
his teeth. 10 returned early next
morning and found them
T. W. Britton. while working on the
a. w. bail. his hatchet slipped ont Of
bis hand, striking him iu the forehead
iunIcting an ugly and painful wound
Ben Plum. son Of John Plum, met
with "a very unfortunate accident while
out hunting on Thanksgiving day He
accidcnuv discharged his gun. shooting
his right thumb off, The powder burn.
ed his face considerably and &c Is
thought he will loose his right eye.
Or. Pratt attending physician.
Married, at the residence OF The
brides parents. Saturday. Nov 2tst. ut
q clock. p. ga Mary Ann, the hand
some and accomplished daughter OF
Ben Millers, and Mr. Charley Morris. OF
Kingwood. The bride wore a beautiful
and stylish costume Of pink silk trimed
I'm white duchess lace. Only the imune-
diate friends and relatives OF the family
were present. We join in extending 70
tho bride and groom our cougratula-
hObs JUsriCg.
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Irondale.


Correspondence OF the Argus
Thinking a few lines from this place
might be of interest viii give you
few locals
The election has past and gone and
gold Is the money looked for, but has
not come yet, aud silver Is scarce and
hard to get, with no paper money in
sight, and our Republican friends told
us that the greatest of all we wanted
was confidence, and II appears that we
can't get that
In the Journal there was a small let
ter from Iroudale telling what grand
torch-light procession they had on Sat
urday night before the election Of
something like two hundred. Now the
fact OF the matter Is, there was thirteen
voters, seventeen bovs aud eleven
ladies, making forty-one in all. 1t was
reported that IL. =. Whetsell would adj
dress the meeting. lie came and tried
20 do so, but made complete failure.
The Journal has IL that he made IL so
hot for one old Popocrat that Re had to
leave. l saw him and he said that IL is
not true. that there wasn't anything
hot but one thing and that was Mr..
Whetsel's face. When he was nea, ly
done he asked him one question and no
got red in the face aud took three big
swallows and then said "Yes ST., hat
is true So my friends, we will havo
TO live in hopes II we die in despair.
JACK TURTLE
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Col y. w. Fitzgerald of Terra Alta,
having disposed OF his personal pro-
perty, has moved 10 Utah aud viii
prooa bly, locate AZ salt Lake City. We
regret 20 lose the Colonel and his
charming family from this county but
can not blame him much for leaving as
ne is ambitious for political preferment
and being strong free coinage adyo-
cate. there seems but little chance in
this county for anything free. but
utoh is overwselmingly for free silver
and the Colonel will be running for
Congress out there about two years
hence.
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in a basket were prematurely discharf-
cd. aud those OF Us who witnessed il
are sick yet 1t was pitiful in tho ex-
treme. We did not see the transpar-
eneies, rs they were made OF paper aud
being torn before they reached us we
can not vouch fHrtheul One, however.
which was half intact bore Mckinley :
plurality in Mayerland, and We expect
the others was equally as witty. The
illumination, barring few houses.
was in keeping with the parade, in
fact two-thirds OF them did not intend
lighting mp, but at the last minute the
bosses, per force, compelled them 10
light lamp and place il in the win.
dow. Knowing the proncness OF our
friends. the enemy TO exaggeration,
aye down right lying, we took the
pains TO actually count their number,
and the figures stand thus: Men H.,
boys "a, girls |, n young kid who came
In from the country with her father.
j, NAPIER TANDY.
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Glaaosville.
Correspondence VI tho Argus.

Correspondence oftho Argus.
Hurrnh for Bryan and silver in 1900.
Harvey Linton and Harmon Tri,lsett
were in Kingwood last Monday on
business
Mrs. George Streets, who has the
fever, is improving.
c. W. Massie is improving Of his IN.
ness. DIR. f. X. sutton, OF this place,
is his physician.
y. NJ Martin, of near here, hal So me
corn stolen from his corr crib. The
parties who stole the corn are known
to him and they had better watch out
or they might get caught
Miss Hattie Rigglcman. who e. work.
ing at Little Falls, has returned after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Riggleman.
Miss Tsa Dixon is getting better Of
her Illness. DR.. y. w ShOwulter Of
Independence, is her physician.
Rev. and Mrs. j. d. Williams and
two children are boarding with Gilbert
Royce near this place. until the Baptist
parsonage ia completed.
ID. J. Holmes was at Fairinont last
Monday and Tuesday.
John w. Coleman and dauc liter were
at Grafton last Tuesday.
Thanksgiving services were held here
la the Baptist church at 1880 "A. IN. by
the pastor, Rev. J. ID. Williams, and
Rev T. IT, Good.
5. NJ. Martin was at Fairmont last
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Emma Jackson has a very bad
cold at the present.
Frank Lanham, Of Fairview. who Is
clorking for his brother-in-law, A. j..
DeMoss, at Ellington, was visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lanham.
last Thursday. lie also attended the
festival here that night
Clyde Holland and his sister. Of Go.
shen, Monongalia county, were attend
ing the festival hero Thanksgiving
night and have been visiting at d. G.
Zinn's
Several OF the Goshen people attep =
ed the festival at this place Thanks-
giving night.
Uncle Jake Ifollen and Clark Price.
Of Goshen, who have been plastering
the Baptist parsonage here, arc done
and returned 20 their homes last Fri
day afternoon.
Jake and John Born. Of near ziun's
Chapel, passed through here en- route
90 Grafton last Tuesday
The ladies Of the Baptist church held
festival 40 Jake Jackson's residence
on Thanksgiving night They took in
s33, which goes O help pay for the
Baptist parsonage.
o. ". linn IS doing tho hauling for
the firm Of Zinn q sharps from indie
pcndeuco.
Rev. j, D. Williams will preach iu
the Baptist church here az 1880 a. No..
Sunday, the 9Th.
The regular monthly business meet.
ing will be held in the Baptist church
the 9th, with preaching at 2.8O p. m.
by the pastor
Jacob KEGS and family. who NOV, d
90 Smithtown, MOnonQalia county, two
months ago from near here. will move
back this week ia part Of Rome Tricl .
otGs residence
Dor Jolly blaehsmith, John ~ Massic.
was sick last Friday and Saturday so
be could not work iu hja shop
TIT AND TAT
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NewburC.

+ Correspondence OF the Argus
l.. NJ. Fra zier made trip 20 Grafton
last week.
Mss Bessie Dulin has returned from
Grafton.
Mrs. WIN VI. Dent has returned from
Washington. ID. c, whore she was the
guest of her son, NJ F. Dent
Deputy Sheriff McMinen was here
last week.
Frank Menifee. the Il & O. engineer.
man. is home for few days.
Tom Frazier made pleasure trip to
Graftos last week.
Morgan Howard. who has been sick
for some time, is slowly improving.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Turnkey. of Keys.
er, We're the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
WIN. Shafferman.
Father Royce. of Rowlesburg, was In
town last Tuesday.
John Harrington. who has been suf-
fering with an attack OF Lumbago. Is
slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Williams. of
near Fellowsville. were in town last
week.
Boru, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Sen.
nett, bright-eyed girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammod and son, OF
Myersdale, Pa, are the guests of J.. r.
Smoot
Mrs. c. w. Upton. who has been suf-
fering with asthma for some days, Is
convalescent
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Coughliu have
moved to Philadelphia where Mr..
Coughlin has a position as yard
forman.
J. u. Smith has moved into c. Il.
Ellis's property on Railroad Street.
G. Frank Ellis has returned from
Missouri whore he purchased six car
loads of walnut logs for export.
Prof c. c. Showalter, of Pruntytowu,
was in town last week. We have been
informed that Professor is thinking of
locating here soon.
A. w. Harrington has accepted POI
sition with the ID. & o. Railroad
Harry Fordyce. who has been work
ing at Carlo, w. Va, returned home
last week.
Miss Maggie Kercheval was the guest
of her brother at Austen last Sunday.
James n. Anderson, of Parkersburg,
was in town last week
+. c. Lynch & Son are working ne
low Evansville painting for Fred Law
son. Messrs Lynch know exactly
where 20 put their brushes.
J. En-. Price, assistant postmaster,
and Miss Ethel Hurbert were married
Wednesday az 1880 p. m. by Rev. Stuart
at the VI. y. church. The ceremony
was attended bY many. The Unfair
was clegantaud the tables were hea vily
laden with tho choicest Injuries of the
seasons
John Murphev, from the Terra Alta
Grade. was assaulted near the Curve
Bridge, between here and Grafton, by
some unknown person Thursday night.
Murphey went back 10 flag and some
ono hit him on the head. rendering him
unconscious. aud left him laying be-
tween the two tracks. James Perrill
was on the engine of train No. 4 aud
saw an object as he supposed 20 be
man, and the engiHeerman stopped the
train and picked up the unconscious
man and brought him 20 New burg
whore DR.. Dent rendered medical aid.
MurDhcy reVained consciousness Thurs
day and is slowly Improving. DR. Sim
cell, OF Grafton. is ass sting DR. Dent.
KT. ERRANT.
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WrIts OF Attachment.

Aaron J. Liller "A, and Laura T..
Bachtel Is.
Annawalt Gribble %, and Maude
Blaney 10.
John X. Wyatt ~, and Alice Par
nell 80.
Joab J. Friend 81, and Diana Taylor
6.
Milton T. Rogers %. and Minnie
Hartseil D..
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Here's Your Chance.

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Ladies Wraps and Gents Overcoats a
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Fresh line of Groceries on hand. Fresh
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Won Can BE well

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The blood is tho vital fluid, and when
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AT Dingess, on the y & w last
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Edward Wilkinson shot.

Last Wednesday night several
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ENGINEER LYLE
Lies 100 Hours or More in a State
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Lies 100 Hours or More i'm a State
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til after the election
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iiVer ana kidneys, cures constipation
ana SICK headache. 25c at all druggists.