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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
ROwLESBURG.
The River City" Rushing khead
with Business and New Improv-
ments

Special Correspondence OF The Arsus
Rowiesourg has been the railroad
center of Preston county ever since
the helpers" were moved from New
burg and year by year it has grown
more apparent to- the railroad officials
OF the Is. & o. that the station Is one OF
very great Importance in the matter of
moving freight over the mountain di-
vision.
Realizing the necessity of being pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work on their
engines during service on the steep
grades lin on either side of this
station, the company has decided TO
build larger engine house here and
equip IL with suitable machinery that
all kinds of repairing may be done
here which will save time and expense
of sendin the engines To Cumberla nd.
as has heretofore been done when any
repairs were required.
In addition To repairing the engines
sta toned here. they will also lfave the
repairs TO the Newburg helpers doae
here.
The railroad company's civil engI-
neers have been engaged during the
past two weeks, surveying the coin-
psny's ground and s,akiag off tho site
of tae aew shop and other improve
rnsnts y large force OF men have
osrn employed un Ter the supervision
of Bonj skinner for over a week ON
building heavy aud high Lreakwater
ja%t south of the west end of the
bridge crossing Cheat river. This is
20 arswer the double purpD Dse of pre-
tecting the abntmens of the bridge
and to enable them to extend their
tracks TO the river bank.
Mr.. Skinner's camp, we learn, is 10
stay here all winter TO aid in tho i'm
provements contemplated by the com
panS
The company now pays out more
money at this station than is paid At
all the other stations combined, be.
tween Piedmont and Grafton and
these improvements will very much
increase tke amount All who want to
work can End employment.
In Anticipation OF the Increased trade
our merchants have put in large stocks
of goods and they are ali busy. They
are doing the largest business in
chestnnts this year shat has ever been
done here. When asked why this is
We arc Informed they are paying one
cent sore on q pound than any other
place in the county. 1t doa't take the
farmer long 70 catch on.
REPORTER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
Haokleb.rney Items.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
u. F. White WAS at Terra Alta one
day last week on business
Boys. get your bells ready. There is
rumors Of wedding soon.
Dor school commences Novem ber 7tb.
with Prent Forman teacher.
Mrs. Mary Ann White was visiting
ut the home of W. X. Heunessev.
The farmers are busy:,hreshing their
buckwh"at anissrving their corn crops.
Tommy Elliott made # ling trip TO
Beech Run Hill last Saturday evening.
Adam Ridenour was calling on hi.
many friends in this community last
week.
+. J. Bowermaster is coming IN 20
cut his timber on J. r. Whites place
this fall.
Miss MolIie Trickstt and sister. Eva.
were visiting at wilbur Liston's one
day last week.
Bruce Carroll was at Howesvi;ie last
Sunday. There seems TO be some at
traction mp there for him.
Miss Allie White is staying with Mrs.
Emma Liston while Wilbur is out with
his thrashing machine.
Mrs..Samuel Elliott burned her hand
badly the other day while sealing some
jars. but is better at this writing.
MIRA. Ella White is some better and Is
expecting to go To Baltimore ia a few
days to receive medical treatment.
Charlie Forman is on the sick list
from eating green skitnmings from the
evaporation while he claimed the white
ones were too strong.
There was lmost war again between
two women, caused by the absence OF
dog. However, the air will cool
down and there will be a calm.
Mrs Maggie Il. Cassidy and husband
have dissolved partnership She has
moved bach among her friends We
hope she will have n more pleasant
time aud live more agreeable thau sho
has heretofore. 80 she is not stout aud
cant stand as mucn abuse a. she has.
We extend our syRpatny out toward
her.
II this IL not thrown in the waste
basket We viii cptne again soon. wish
lag THE ARuUs nuch success aud pros
p-rity
Oct 2 1898. CRozsUs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
Rally Round The Standard, Boys.
Arranged bv Ina u. SANNry Tune
Marching Through Georgia)

Rally round the standard. boys,
The gallant blue and gray,
Onward march the trumpet
or Freedom called away,
"Death to all Oppression -
IL our bsttle.cry to-day,
on To the rescue OF Cuba.
CHORUS.
linrrah, hurrah, hurrah FOR victory
Hurrah. harrsh, o glorion. Jubilee
When the Starry Banner OF the Low
brave and free
Waves o'cr the Island OF Cuba.
"o' VIII give us COURAGE. boys,
Our n"h'" cause to gain;
Trusting Him We'll overtahs
The tyrant power of Spain.
Soon shout will echo through
Our country's wide domain,
Telling of Freedom for Cuba.
uail our naval heroes who
Have won conqusror's name;
Heroes OF Manila, by
Our nation crowned with fame.
lmttste their volor, and
Their fearless deeds proclaim,
While we are fighting for cuon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
rhe Excitement About the Election
Some Mixes In aeterology-
Fashions

Special Correspondence or THE AHors
don't know what to think OF tb,
weather, and / amsure Farmer Dunn
Is hopelessly mixed himself We are
having sticky, AuRust.like DAYS, in.
stead Of the bracing Fall atmospheres
That should be ours. Like the gallant
captaiR of the "Pinafore," we find
everything At "sixes and at scvens."
Well, such n state OF things as exist
on the calendar, and such q state of
things political as exist at the present
time are enough to mix anyone mn
The odds, thus far. seem In favor ~
Teddy Roosevelt He is drawing
card with his party, and II he ia the
right man. for one. want him to win
once heard that good soldier makes
poor statesman; but whet her TINT
statement be true or not do not know
feel good deal like Billy Rice ex-
pressed himself long ago, when he at.
tempted To lecture ON love during the
'hs good old DAYS OF the San Francisco
hinstrels: Ladies aud Rcntlsmsn.
you will now be treated TO one OF the
best lectures on this subject that Won
ever listened to-" Then he began, a I'D
after houndering most ludicrously for
while. he exclaImed Ladies' and
gentlemen. you don't know anything
about this ubject--neither do l." And
down be sat don't presume TO say
that the editor OF this good paper and
the readers thereof don't know any
thing about politics. but am sure I do
not. As Count Smorltork would saw
The subject of politics surprises by
himself yes, and by everyone
else. too
But there's one thing that women
can always talk about. and like to talk
about and that is, fashion. It is n
prolific theme, too. The elegant SIM
plicitY of the season outstrips the
dressiness so lately prevalent. do
not mean that severity prevails but
do sorely miss the frilled.up and ample
sleeves. full. plump arm need not
shrink from'a clinRing sncaseme Mt, but,
alas The being who has more bone
than symmetery---what is she TO do
However, the new capes In n measure
compensate one. Many are cut in
hchu style. with high. rounded collar.
The simplest jackets OF the season are
more elegantly finished than formerly.
aud their cut Is so snug and precise ,as
70 closely defiHe the figure.
Ladies 30 fortunate as TO be already
comfortable and happy within the
compass Of an up.to.date R.& @. corset,
nre very Quick Co tell other ladies all
about u ] am sure that too much
cannot be said in It's praise. We should
always be particular upon this point IN
We want 20 be st peace with ourselves
AM the worI /. " is woman's duty 10
Io1k we'll and % be we'll; this corset Is
q promoter OF bIth VII h,lesons ami
ch triu n cond tiOns
Peach. dJyo-yrsy and old.bIue form
q d'lie tte plaid c,mbination
stw no eui of pretty things for
chfldren at the LJipntian Bazar this
morning. bot htvs not SPICE to tell
about them here. Mothers may learn
the whole story BY sending four cents
TO Best & CO. f,r their big elegant
catalogue ~ IS profu ,ely ilIustrat,i
and overfowiuS with practical infor.
nation
Satin psttirotts are considered more
elegant than those Of silk.
EvEryy Ctufr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

According to Washington adviccs
from Minnesota. John Lind is aim, st
certain tn I've the next Governor. The
Scsndinavians who nre usually with.
the Republicans. are supporting Lind
almost To n man; there is much dissat-
'sf"ction with 'the War Department.
not only because Gifts shortcomings
in th- war with Spain, but because OF
the bungling manner in which il
handled the Indian outbreak ut Bear
Island.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
The HappieSt Farmer In America.
REPORTER

A little farm we'll titled.
A little barn well filed.
A little wife. boy. a girl,
The hsppiest trio 10 the world,
We've plenty TO eat and plenty to wear.
And a little money 10 go to the fair.
We have no mortgage. ne have no debt
over which to wri0gie. foam = nd sweat.
We have plenty and some 10 spare,
We give to the needy whoever thsv are.
Am contentsd. I'm nobody's slave.
For more than this do not crave,
am contented "A boon 20 save.
I've all there is this side the grave
---Gentleman Farmer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
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DENTAL and ORAL sURcEoN,
AMlTnFIELn. pa.
eMIIIIFIkLD. "a.

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from the 3 D. fil the last Match Nny NV
sente'nDcr .Novembsr and January Mind The
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

Confidence continues TO increase at
the headquarters of the Democratic
Congressional Campaign Committee
that the Democrats will elect major.
ity OF the next Housc. Present indica-
lions are that the gain necessary TO
put the Republicans in minority. will
he made in the Middle and Atlantic
States, i'm which states the committee
l. doing much work that promises re-
fults,
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

Lost on Monday sept ~ 1898 near
keedsville SC Jech Guile 'gvp." vel
iow with white rinQ around her neck.
carries ears straight up Anyone Hnd.
ing same please take go0d care Of her
and send word 10 ms aud I will reward
for ali trouble JOHv r. CorENAv.
". kingwOod. W Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

Unless all surface signs are wrong
Secretary Alger and General Miles will
0e the leading opponents in very
warm fight in Congress this winter.
Ever since Alger became the head Of
the War Department. he has hard sled.
ding for Miles important orders have
been issued in his name that he knew
nothing about until he saw them I'm the
newspapers, and everything he has
wished TO do has been thwarted. The
hrst gan IN the fght Is likely 10 be the
annual report Of Miles which will CON
tain his idea Of what legislation IS
for a reorganization OF the armv II
would probably havabeen in his fe..
tim""y before AR. McKinley's alleged
isvestiGating commission. but Az
to'k good care TO see that he was not
ked 10 testify.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

Now that there is so Iauch criticism
OF the Encouragement of the War De.
pariment and Commission is investi-
eating the matter. the Secretary of
War. Gen. Russell A. Algsr, is the center
Of attraction, as he seems To be more 10
blame than anyone else and does not
appear To be the man for the place
Many papers and prominent people are
calling on him to resign. which he ma ?
do after while. His own war record Ia
net very creditable. as he had to resign
to keep from being court-marshalsd
and IL looks like President Mckinley
could have gotten better man for the
place from all the RHllaut old soldiers
of the Nation whose record ia untnr.
bished.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
EAST BOUND.

Traiss markell 8, stop res ilarIy, and tariu
y. ~ sIAoA - are " stations Other trains do no
STOP J. NJ. SHaYvgR
Asst Gen. Passe ger Agent
D. MAwriT, Mana rer Passenger rrafc .
a ). BOsAFfELD. Ag't at Tunneiton
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
JLIUs *. MONROE,
Surveyor Of LANDS.
HINGWOOD. ~. vi.

tli hilswoi calls fnr land eri geyiDg frf,yn ary
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ine our and era,ing pixies country reads a.s.s
trdmwIgs also laying Dnt town lots afrress
V"husii"ne. etc. Correspondence fOflcifed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

That the authoritiev do not intend To
punish those guilty of neglecting their
duties ia connection with the care of
our soldiers, even when their gnilt is
plainly shown, is made plain by the
recommendation of SURGEON General
Stern berg in the case of Contract Sur
Reon Tabor. who was charged with
h wing caused the death OF Private
Hugh Parrett, at Camp Wikoff. by his
neglect and incompetence The evi-
dcnce taken by board OF inquiry is
understood to have left no doubt of
the truth Of the charge. Instead of
recommending some fitting punish
ment, or that the surgeon te declared
exonerated. in accordance with his
guilt or iunocen.c, Surgeon General
Sternberg merely recon- lnends that DIR.
TabOr's contract as an army surgeon
be cancelled, which is, in effect. dcclar-
ing him guilty and then letting him 90
without punishment.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

MORNING TRAINS
NJ. leaves Kinnw0od ~ 3 20 a m and AZ
rleos nt furneltOn a. 7 30. connecting wis v,
west aitd Nn. Il east. Returning. leaves Tim.
nslton ~ 5 30 O'Clock aud arrives at K'ngwood
% a.
AFTERNOON TRAINS.
No. leaves KingwOod ~ n n, and ar.
rlvcs 1t Fnnuoifsr ~ 2 ~ connecting with No 4e
end No u east. fast train ard atcommod itinn
both, aud No. ~ vest. Returni a. leaves Tnn-
nsit0n about 10 O'Clock. arriving ~ Ktnrwood
et5p N. Trains daily except sunday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

Representative Elliott OF South Caro-
lima, has succeeded in getting Secre-
tary Long TO order four u. 5. war YES
sells to proceed To Charleston for the
purpose of participating in the Peace
Jubilee, to be held in that city on the
gath inst. The ships ordered to Char
lesion are the Wilmington. the Nash.
vile, the Montgomery and the Prince
ton
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

AfoNoNeAEELA RIVER RAILROAD.
The non0ngah u0ute Ts the sI,ov,
Ltne Bcf gecu F0spmons ana
CtaTksburR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

The first named az each precinct ,s
the Democrat and the other two Re.
publicsnS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
WEST VIRGINIA NORTHERN.

HvoH q. BowIgs. fien'lsnpt
MOnOngah. W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

Having taken a sufficient quantity OF
one-sided testimony for use in the Con-
Rressionai CAMPAIGN, Mr.. McKinley'S
alleged Investigating committee Will
start on Sunday for pleasant autumn
tour of the camps, beginning with that
OF Gen. Fiiz Lee at Jacksonville, Flor
dia. Why this jnnket is taken only
the Commission knows. 1t will be as
useless as that of Secretary Alger. n
short time ago but II will probably fill
in the time until after the elections.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

1t is estimated that Representative
De Graffenreid, OF Texas. whose fame
as an orator has been widely spread by
his colleagues in the House. has re-
'ceiyed invitations to speak in a larger
number of Congressional districts than
any individual eyer received in a
single campaign. Much al he would
like TO help all of his Democratic
friends, Mr.. De Graffenreid cannot
speak at all these places, but he win
devote his entire time until election TO
making speeches, and will cover as
much ground as possible.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

After awhile, it will get so that shis
government can do nothing without 1
some syndicate being allowei to get
a big profit out Of the transaction, II
things continue TO go as they have
gone under the Hanna regime. IL was
syndicates that compelled the govern
ment to pay fancy prices for yesse. IL
bought for use in the war. and now
that a board OF naval officers have
recommended the sale OF a number Of
vessels that are no longer needed. n
syndicate Of rich men is said TO have
oeen formed for the purpose Of buying
all these vessels ~ b1rgaiu prices and
selling them again at q profit twill
be easy enough for the administration
TO block the game Of this syndicate. II
u desires 20 do so. II the vessels are
widely advertised and sold ~ public
sale 10 the highest bidder. this svndi
cate will have no advantage over any
other bidder
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
The POStoilee department On The
Stump PCr The Republican
Administration.
THE TRUSTS AND SrNplCATES
RUN rHEGOvFRNMENT.
The Next Congress Likely To he Dem
ocratic.
corrcsponaencsofthe Of tho Areu.

corrcsponaenceo OF the Argus
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Oct. IS. isaS. 1t
was fitting that Mr.. Perry Heath. who
Is acting Postmaster General while the
Postmaster General is ON the stump.
aud who owes his present position to
BOSS Hanna. should be the mouthpiece
of the administration In informing the
Federal otiice-holders that they are ex
pected To pitch in and take an active
part in the Congressional campaign.
Being newspaper man himself. MIR.
Heath knew that this information
could be more. adroilly given through
the newspapers than by means OF per.
sonal Communications To the office hol-
ders. lie gave out "a carefully prepared
interview with himself. this week, in
which he invited the office holders to
come to the rescue of the z. p
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

south bound lrrlnelpal stAtIon.. North bonnd
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20
KrNcwoop pisrRtor.

KtNewoop pisrRtor.
Tnnne'ton' Precinct No l.--Thomas
Holmes Samuel II. llardesty and Mar.
shall Sheets. Sr.
howesville, No e-M,chael Lynch.
D. I Rhodes and Henry Shaner.
king'rood, East Jury Room of Court
House. No. s--John T.. Nefr. j. NJ
Crane and Felix T. lott Jr.
West Jury Room Precinct i-Joseph
jackson, WIN. r. Menear and J. ].
Guseman.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-20

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-31
BeltOn Items.

1t continues to rain here and farmers
are uneasy, for the fodder is burning up
in the fields. Cutton is opening rapidly,
and if the weather clears up tho fields
will soon be white. Picking has begun,
and one bale CT new cotton was sold here
last week by Capt. A B. Byrd.
The Town Council has purchased three
blood odhounds-ope old one and two pup
pies-to be used for bounding down any
who attempt to escape the strong arm of
the law. Our marshal, Mr.. Frank
Robinson, is busy trying to get the young
ones trained for service.
Misses Eva Gentry and Birtie Duck
worth, of Septus, s. c., are visiting at
Mrs. Alice Geer's.
Miss Reed, of Spartanburg, $. c., has
been visiting the Misses Rico.
Miss Mildred Cox, of Honea Path, is
visiting Mrs Il. E Stokes.
Prof. A. G. Holmes, first assistant in
the High School here, is expected in town
Thursday.
A full corps of teachers for the High
School has been employed. Miss Rena
Rice will teach the primary department
and Miss Matte Brown will have charge
of the Musical Department again.
Prof. O 3. Martin, of Greenville, S. c..
will be present at the opening of school
Monday morning and address the STU.
dents. 1t may be that Rev. Mr.. Kilgo, of
Williamson, will be present also, and
make a talk. The public, and patrons
especially, are invited to be present.
The citizens are voting lively here to-
day, and it seems there will be full vote
polled. MN.
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The
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