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MRS. sTANroRo's INSURANCE.

The LsaAnd Stanford. Jr- University tho
~Bssenciary Of . oi.OeO.ooo Policy.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 1l.-Mn Lee
land Stanford signed the contract, FRI
day, by which her life is now insured
for 81, 900. 600. The policy is said TO 10
the largest cvcr issued. 1t is written
by the Mutual Life Insurance Co. %
New York. by The terms Of the cen.
tract Mrs. Stanford is 10 pay an annual
premium of s17o, 900. and upon her death
$1,000. 900 will be paid by the company
to the Leland STANFORD, Jr., university.
Should she live ten years and continue
her annual payment Of premiums, the
university will receive at her death a..
000. 900 instead Of Sl.O0Q. 900.
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Maddox-Getting born, I suppose
Harlem Life.
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Snnn fir mitteliaIe Snlhaten.

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9lnbitorS Office, 3nsraratpos gonntD
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Stb be6einlge biermit Dab GbiQeS eime aenare Dar=
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
obituary.

Died near Carmel, September S. 1897.
David Deets, aged Sc years. lie was
one Of our old land MARKS. He only
complained OF not feeling very well Tor
"A few days lie arose on the morning
OF the sth aud while drawing on his
shoes fell dead IN the arms Of his son
George.
The subject OF this sketch wos born
IN Somerset county, Pa While yet
quite young his mother died soon
after his father married second wife.
and with her moved TO then, the wilds
of Randolph county now rueker)
uter thG care OF s;ep-mothcr he
was so badly treated that Mr.. Bon
ahell, a neighbor, prevailed on the
parents OF the writer 10 take charge of
the boy, then about six years old,
which they did, and he remained with
them mp to lis majority soon after
lac married Miss Rachel Bishop a re-
spectacle and worthy lady, with whom
he had ten children, eight OF whom
still survive. ~ the age OF about Is
he connected himself with the Luthern
church and remained worthy and
consistent member up to his death.
His wife having died some FIVE years
ago, his remains were laid by her side
in the cemetery at Carmel. followed
by "A host OF friends and neigh bors
Peace To his ashes. ID. SrEMpLE, JR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
Albrirhtsvilla.

Correspondence of the Argus
Our farmers are preparing FOR seed
ing
Johnny Rodeheaver has built stable
on his lot.
Clyde and Ada Crane spcpt Sopda,
az James Mcncfces az Bob Town.
Rev. Faulkner Is having his residence
repaired which he will soon occupy,
Bruce Casteel Is 6rin9 tho tbre.bing
RI achine engine FOR White g. Feather.
Misses Lizzie and Lono Cox spept
saturday evening at Spencer Cranes
Miss Carrie Casteel mas been visitip,
relatives at Morgantown The past week.
Rev Scherick will preach acre next
sunday evening instead Of ten a, M. as
usual
Mr. Metzlor has treated his house
roof TO new coat Of paint, also Isaac
sypolt
White g. Feather arc I'm orr midst
threshing, the wheat and oats are
yielding large returns
Dan byttlc Of rittsburg. arrived
here last week. lie will bee accomDan-
ied ~ his wife and children soon.
Cameron Elliott was here I4pc
while FRIDAY en- route for home. we
are always pleased % have Cameron
st0p with us.
Frank Pell came down Friday in
view OF going tD the cave saturday
l5ut' alas DE did not go. 'Ast Frank
Che reason"
Ray W. Bishop hand is nearly yyclI
lie has had a very painful hand for tile
past Two weeks caused bv q belt slid
ing OF OF the pianer while working at
LcuOX.
Several Of our Young folks attended
tnc picnic ard festival at Bruccton
saturday lust. The party consisted Of
Nessrs o.. a. Bccrboy,cr John rfl.,tt
and John Seller. and Ni.sr. eleii.
Dunn Clara and Gertrude Ecerbowcr
CRAcKLH JAcE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
MINED PICKLES.
\ Fake Exhibition OF the National
Game at Terra Alta.

The alleged game Of ball at Terra
/ Alta last Friday afternoon was tho
I poorest thing OF the kind We have
witnessed this year. II was supposed
to DC return game between Haywood
and Terra Alta, but rs matter OF fact,
there were only three Kingwood play
evs and four Terra Alta players in tho
game, II was 10 have been played on
Saturday and the date was changed
on short notice and us our club was
badly scattered wo were unable to get
the boys together in time aud left here
/ with but four OF our players and one
from the second niue and then picked
up whatever We could got at Terra
Alta. We were short our pitcher,
catcher and short stop, the main men
in the game and the regular players we
had, all had TO play out of position.
VIII Shatfer IN the box, jim Hayes on
hrSt base, ReNroad in his place in left
field and Cobuu short stop. Bin shaw
caught for us and "Butternut" Mes
senger tried pitching but IL seemed to
DE his OF day and everybody batted
him, just whore they pleased, so that
he retired and let Shaffer try IL, but as
ne had no support at all except Cobun,
h9 couldn't do much Lou Cobun tried
came rs near doing IL as anyone could
tie was about the only man on the
hingwood side that PLAYED ball. S0mo
of our boys made more errors than
: they had chances and we counted at
least seventeen altogether. one man
making seven. We bad 40 umpire,
! either, and had TO take Pierce, the
manager of the Bowlosburg club, for
our umpire, while DR.. Fogle umpireG
| for Terra Alta. The flower OF the
Rowlesburg club, Killon, Knots,
! Smallwood and BOWMAN. played with
| Terra Alta and their catcher was Mott,
the celebrated league PLAYER from
| Cumberland, who caught for Oakland
here. They were heavily loaded for
| us and would have made IL worry warm
for our regular nine but as IL was. we
had no show at all and just let 1t go by
default and they beat rs three To one
| There was large crowd out expecting
To sec good game and it was pity TO
| disappoiut them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
Snyder sattlemat.
ience OF the Argus.

Correspondence OF the Argus
The newly welded couple have not
gone TO housekeeping yet, but will
soon at the old Guth farm, where c. A.
Craig will move his mill next.
The groom Of the couple that were
married at the Snyder church the
evening OF the 9Th inst. was asking for
instructions on etiquette. lie says IT,
is good luck TO borrow some clothing
to get married in.
There was quito an exciting scene
near Mt Etna, on the 10th inst The
bride of the above was shaking apples
for apple butter While climbing
down her arm got fastened over n
limb. where she hung until discovered
10y her sister, who let her down before
she was hurt.
+. NJ. Craig has just returned from
Friendsville, Md, accompanied by his
sister and a friend They had been
down there visiting friends and re.
lations Craig says friend in need
i, friend indeed, so he thought he
would bring mis- friend that he found
there, home with him. He returned
safely and did not break his jug, either
His friends are many now
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
Pisgah Items
icoof Tho Argus

CORES po1donco of Tho Argus.
Mrs Lizzie Kisg and daughter Avis.
from Ptrkersburg, is visiting friends
and relatives here.
Miss Psrtie Christopher WHO has been
living with Ms George A. Walls. Of
Haywood, returned home few days
ago.
Mr. and Mrs Rufus C. Forman and
two lit'lo sons, Clyde and Arley. from
Crcllon, are visiting Mrs Forman's
parents Mr. aud Mrs. Jonathan Gibson.
They will remain but fow DAYS.
The friends Of Charlie Walls will be
pleased TO learn that be is slowly re-
covering 70 IS greatly TO be hoped
That ere long be- may entirely recover.
Mrs. Hattie WHs wife orr r.
Walls. who has been quite poorly for
several weeks. we are GLAD 20 mote. is
much better at this writing.
The Eoworth Tongue is inag3nr,sb.
ing condition with j.. A. Ryan. Presi-
dent
Miss Ellie Gri5blo IS staying few
days with her sister, Mrs john o
jenkins. across SANDY Creek.
Rov g = Feather filed tho puI,,,
on .ast sunday evening. and addressed
q large and attentive audience.
Moses.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
H9wesville.
oe Of tho Argus.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Miss Kate Wesliug, who has been
tho guest Of friends in Terra Alta, re-
turned home last week
Mrs. DR.. Hartley, who has boon very
i'll for few days past, we are glad TO
note is convalescent. Dr.. SIvey was
the attending physician.
DIR. Hartley, our we'll known dentist,
has gone to Aurora to FIJI an appoint
ment.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Borg
man, fine big boy. Mother and child
doing well.
Madam Rnmor has said that there is
TO be a wedding in ou@ midst this week
and If such proves true. will give more
particulars later. But here's our gyT-
Miss Agnes Bergman, after a mon this
visit at Glade Farms Johnstown, Pa.
and other places, returned home sun
day, accompanied by her cousin, John
Deahl. Of Glade Farms
Mrs. Montgomery and children. who
have been visiting at this and other
places, returned TO her home at In
dependence, Monday.
Quite large crowd from here drove
over % Terra Alta Sunday, TO attend
services at the Catholic church there.
JUSTICE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
Terra Alta.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
Hubert Lowe, from Columbus, Ohio.
is visiting his father here

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Hubert Lowe, from Columbus, Ohio.
is visiting his father here
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Fox last
Saturday, a fine boy. DR.. Daily ply
stefan.
OSquiro Titchenell is now holding
court here and has brought twenty
suits since Monday.
A Lawn Fete will be held Friday
night in the Dunnington Hotel grounds
for the benefit of the Base Ball Club.
No services were held in the Pres.
byterian church last Sunday, as the
pastor was away attending Pres bytery
Mrs. /. j. Holloway and Harry
Cling leave Saturday for Gallopolis,
Ohio. and Mrs. Eugene Holloway leaves
for Parkersburg.
A large crowd went from hore down
to Corinth last Saturday night TO corn
roast and coon hunt, and report the
biggest time on record.
Mrs. Charles Rush and son Dick, re.
turned TO their home in Uniontown.
Pa, last Thursday, after spending four
weeks here
Mrs. A. J. Dodge, OF Greggs Knob,
died last Saturday Of cancer, and was
buried Monday morning at the T. u
church. She was about forty years Of
age, and leaves husband and three
children. She was down az Baltimore
at the John Hopkins Hospital for some
time last spring, but got no be neft.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
Rohr Happenings.
ndouoe Of the Argus.

Corresponds of the Argus.
+. o. Shatrer has moved into his new
house.
Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Gale were in King
wood last week.
J. A. Cress burned kiln of lime to
put on his wheat
Mrs. George w. Kephart suffering
with rheumatism the past week.
Owing To the very dry weather the
farmers are slow about sowing wheat
A. II. White, A. II. Shaffer, Elliott
jenkins and Rev. J. l.. Moore were at
Morgantown last week
Miss Ella Gale has been poorly for
some time; but we are glad To note she
is better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Savage and
daughter Lulu. of near Kingwood, at
tended the picnic at Mt Zion last Sat
urday.
Rev. L. d. Sine preached his farewell
sermon here last Saturday night. He
was liked by all, and we would like for
'A W -" ""SN w WIN S'aiB 60
Jesse Reed and family, OF near Rock
wood, Pa, are visiting relatives and
friends in this section. IL is about six
teen years since Mr.. Reels last visit.
The picnic at Mount Zion last Sat
urday was we'll attended and every
thing passed of quietly. The singing
led by Prof !. +. Groves, was excel.
lent. SELDOM SEEN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
Iran6ale.

Cores pondcnce 81 rAE ANoUS.
Mrs Whiting, OF Washington. n. {.
returned home after a two weeks visit
n Or. Baum bcrgers.
Eugene lauham and wife were visit
ing AZ Stephen osgoods last sunday
DIR. Baumberger is getting soms bet
ter Of rheumatism.
We understand that the trustee Of
the Irondale property will offer the en-.
tire plant for sale again on the Goth OF
September, IL confidence should hap
pen TO buy it, then prosperity will be
moved here for his health,
Our miners are still ont at Irondale
aud Surrounding plants The Dinylcy
bin seems not 70 do the llboriug man
any good.
The people hero think we will have
a very mild winter so the laboring
man can have chance 10 earn some
thing TO get his -four and sugar with.
Our Republican friends are coutem.
plating having grand rally some time
in the noar future. II increased rev.
cnucs makes times bettcr, they are
thinking of sending one or more del
egates TO our county court and ask the
court 60 increase our taxes at least one.
half more and that will make grand
boom in Preston county.
The cross firing over the postoGice at
Independence has settled down So
much SO that you hardly ever hear
anyone speak above whisper. Some
body is losing, however.
JACK TURrIr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
Postum Hollow.

Correspondence OF tho Argus.
Dear ARGUS: Although we have
long neglected we have not forsaken
you. II you will allow us space we
will jot down few.
We notice J. :. BlaclSwood among
his many friends once more.
We noticed Squire Jos. A. Miller, of
Tuunelton, in this community recently
Our school will be taught by Miss
Mary A. Candy, tho coming winter
term.
John Frombart, of Monongah, will
move his family here on the farm OF
JAS II. Flynn.
The Sing" at Shay Chapel every
Sunday evening is immensely enjoyed
by the young people.
There will he picnic at Concord
Grove Thursday and box supper at
night. All the girls from this place
will attend.
There was "Gum-sucl" given at
the handsome residence OF Samuel
| Freemans Tuesday evening and all tho
happy participants report jolly time
The three or four threshing ma
chimes which have been ia this com.
munity for some time past, completed
! their work last week. The oats, wheat
and bucSwheat crops were good. This
makes our farmer friends all happy
| and they should be very thankful TO
the almighty Republican party.
Who lSno WIS that Joe Bolyard is mar.
ried That Yves Shay, who purchased
some OF Or. SaRamores remedies Is i'm.
proving that our farmers have some
wheat sown; that Nicholas Bolyard
will erect house on his property here
soon; that S. r. Sterling will teach the
Chestnut Ridge school the coming win
ter term; why George Bolyard don't go
60 Scotch Hin, Sunday evening, any
more; that new visitor has made his
appearance, in the person OF an eleven
pound boy, at VIM. Lees; that VIM
Rankins OF Fellowsville, was rusticat-
ing among friends here the past two or
three days, and that Guy Rowe and
wife, Of Monongah, are stopping under
the parental roof Of the latters parents,
Mr.. h Fromharts.
Our genial bachelor poet and carpen-
ter friend Mr.. ). G.. Grimes has loosened
up little on coquetry, has given pocsy
"a rest and has come TO the front with
a very interesting and remarkable in
vention. 1t is a light, handy, conveu.
iently arranged, easily adjusted com
bination OF eight carpenter tools IN one,
Mr.. Grimes applied for a patent re-.
| Gently, through w. II. wills, Patent
Attorney, Washington, D. C., and az
ter careful examination no reports
that nothing similar or half 90 inge "a.
ious has ever found It's way to the pat
ent Office. 4 patent will be obtained
at once. Mr.. Grimes has clearly dem.
| onstratcd that he has better oye for
! inventive genius than he has for either
! the women or poetry and we hope that
I he viii receive such a fortune as such
an invention demands
HARD GfDrn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16

In 4 letter received from ) Morgan
Orr, who is located At 2lj Dinwiddie.
Avenue, Pittsburg, he writes rs uudar
date OF Sept. l2th
send 20 the above address THc AR
CTS. cannot get along wlthoutiL l
arrived n PittsbUrS Saturday morning
aud oy ten o'clock had better posi-
ton than ever dreamed OF starting
with. go to work Monday morning
for the keystone Bridge Company in
the Drafting Department. Remem Der
me 10 the base bali bows
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
Life Away.

II you want TO quit tobacco using
easily aud forever, be made WELL strong,
magnetic. full of new life and vigor,
take No-To- Bac, the wonder worker.
that makes weak men strong. Many
gain ten pounds IN ten days. Over
400, 600 cured Buy No-To- BAG of your
druggist, under guarantee To cure, SOC
or 500 Booklet and sample mailed
free, Address Sterling Remedy Co,
Chicago aud New York
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Oh urch Dedication.

10 the Editor 81 Tug Anous
AURORA sept ia. 1891
The ~ H. church at Aurora will Is
dedicated on september 2Gth. DR..
lIambietUu, 81 Cincinnati, is expected
20 preach the dcdicatory SERMON
Yours respectfully.
J J.. D. JoNia. Pastor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-16
T 'oNNia-ioNGE's NOTICE


iHN.nI.
Iht Hinfs entitled ,ltr. er. cause b. f. ..
flto ~ tft lir.uI. Court NJ Preston ptfIi,ft.
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