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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
Hudson Items.

Correspondence of N Argus.
Not having seen anything in The ARGUS
from this city for a considerable spell back.
we thought we would give you few items.
Miss LISA Ligh, is a, Kingwood now.
Wheat is being rapidly put in the ground
now.
Miss Mamie Gale. Of Terra Alta, was
visiting here and at Bruceton for few days.
]. l.. Walls and family. Of Morgantown.
were visiting here for week or two
recently.
Corn is only moderate crop and buck
wheat about the same. Plenty Of apples
and apple-jaek.
Dyer EMERSON, whom everybody thought
dead, turned up several days ago and looks
good for several years yet.
Or. w. NJ sivey and c. G. Small, of
Pi,tsburg, spent ten days around here
hunting and having good time.
Mr.. J. T.. Banson, Of Uniontown. was
stopping at o. Y. shaw's for week spend.
ing his vacation and hunting squirrels.
Mrs. Lision, an old lady Of Brandonyille.
was visiting her daughters, Mrs. Sarah AID
Martha jenkins, here some days since.
Ira Gibson spent ten days visiting his
people here lie returned 70 Fairmont 10
resume his school work two weeks ago.
Marsh Walls, Of Pitcairn, Pa, was sbak.
ing hands with his many friends male and
female, here during ten days vacation.
This is the FIRST time we ever tried 10
write a letter 20 any newspaper. If the
Lord and The editor forgives Us. we will
never do IL again.
Rev. Conway preached at Nebo last
Sunday and Rev. 1dleman at the upper
church. It's we'll the Conference placed Rev.
Idleman and Rev. Workman on adjoining
circuits. Just think If they had both been
idle men, VIVA, the result might have been.
HOLLAND MARY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
zinn's chapsl
Correspondence OF The Argus.
Corn ready to cut

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Corn ready to cut.
We arc having plenty of dry weather now.
Buekwheat nearly all lhrashed and every
thing booming.
6. ii. linn and son Frank, made bust
ness trip TO Morgantown this week.
Mr.. frank Zinn and sister Miss MARY.
attended services at Reedsville last Sunday.
Mrs q. u. Stewart aud Miss Matte linn
were visiting at Rev. J. J. Philips, this
week.
We learn that a gentleman and lady from
Piusburg are visiting at Mr.. S. a. Rankin's
this week.
Quite number Of our people attended
the Steele and McBee reunion at Ridgedale
last Saturday. All report good time.
Mr.. William Watkins, who has been at
Morganiown for the past few weeks has
returned home we learn be is no better.
Rev. J. J. Philips preached quite an able
sermon at this place last Sunday night, sub.
jet, The Trees Of Lebanon"
About twenty Of our young people went
down to Mr.. J. b. Kinks last Saturday
evening in large road wagon. All report
good time and a splendid ride.
Master Russell and Harry Zinn, Of Nor.
gantown, who have been visiting their
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs G.. IT, linn for
the past two weeks have returned home.
WATER I.uy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
Killed on the Rail.

There was another fatal accident az Tun.
melton yesterday morning in which pop.
ular young railfoader lost his life in the
discharge Of his duties The unfortunate
man was Ralph Iiaslp. who resides at
Grafton and was married not long since 10
a daughter Of -. 4. Ffsley, Of Terra Alta
lie was breaking on freight ,rain and
while coupling cars At Function stepped in
between two cars 20 adjust ono Of The new
automatic couplers that had failed 10 work
and did not notice that The car behind him
was up grade, aud while his ba X was turned.
ii ran down and caught him squarely be.
tween the coupling, squeezing the life out Of
him. lie lived about fifteen minutes and
was hardly marked at al. less than
month ago Hope iaraw, another son.in.law
Of NJ. fraley was Killed on the rail at Buck.
horn, above Romissbarg while brskcinr on
4 freight ifaia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
Our Hack and Express Service.

One Of the upto-datc things that King
wood has to be proud of, is the first class
hack and express service maintained Ly two
OF our young men, who deserve special
credit for the good service they give the
public. George a. Menear and Milton b.
MeGinnis arc the parties spoken Of. The
former has large, new and handsome
omnibus that will carry twenty people and
and the latter has a beautiful little
wagone,tc holding about half as many
II is the finest thing of the kind ever
brought to this section and there is nothing
any better in the State. II was made 10
order at Elkhau, Indiana, by the Elkhart
Carriage Harness Co, and cost about
s275. II has fine cushions and sliding
widows. Lamps in front on each side Of
the drivers scat. Steps and door at the
rear end and the front wheels turn under
the body Of the vehicle, so that short turn
can be made anywhere. Both the Bus and
the wagonetie meet all trains and convey
people 10 and from the depot for only ten
cents each way 10 any part Of the town
winch IS very cheap considering that q is
a good mile. Then both these parties have
good new express wagons, built specially
for the purpose and goods and baggage are
easily and quickly hauled and transported
TO aud from the dePo, az very reasonable
rate. Both parties have good teams and
the competition seems 10 be lhc life Of trade,
as both seem 10 be doing well and the sight
Of such good service in this line is q big
advertisement for our town 20 al visitors
and strangers as very few towns Il this
size have half as good service
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
CURE YOURSELF ATT HOME,
'Death Loves A Shining Mark,

Contributed b. friend
The many friends of Mr.. George w.
Roster, (more familiarity known TO his &C.
quaintanees as Uncle George) will be panied
to learn of the death of that estimablc old
man, which occurred at his home in this
place, at near the hour OF S O'Clock. ON
Saturday morning, September !, 1000. at
the ripe old age of ~ years, ? months and
- days. Uncle George was good. kind
old man, and while it is not known that he
had an eoemy in the world, yet ON the other
hand, his admiring friends were counted by
scores. Greatly will he be missed by the
circle IN which he moved. lie had been in
Ill health for some time. Ills life is we'll
known TO our citizens, who will remember
him as kind hearted, loving husband. and
devoted father-one whose place i'm The
home circle can never be hlled. lie was
consistent member of the NJ. l.. church.
His funeral took place from the Pleasant
Grove NJ. f.. church, at , O'Clock Sunday
afternoon, September ?, vast concourse oe
people being IN attendance, Rev. T. &
Woodruff, officiating. The remains were
inferred in the Ridgeway cemetery. A
lengthy funeral cortage following them to
their last resting place. Peacefully may
they rest, and undis,urbercd be their slum
ber' The bereaved ones have the sympathy
of all in their allliction. lie was united in
wedlock to his now bercavcd wife for (,
years. To this union we've born nine chill
dren, eight boys and one girl, of which five
boys and one girl are living. lie told his
wife week before he died that his little
son who has been dead 40 years, came TO
his bedside dressed In purple clothes. The
morning he died he told his wife he was 90.
ing home To his little son, not to erieyc. II
was souowful parting for her, but not for
hin' lie said there was mansion in
Heaven for him. His illness was protracted
for many weeks, and his death was not
sudden. lie expressed willingness and
readiness to depart and be with Jesus. lie
was plumed and ready for eternal life.
The night before his departure he called his
weeping family to his bedside and bid each
one of them goodbye. Thus passed away
our friend as peacefully as the las, iints Of
day from the western horizon, and the
serenity and peacefulness Of his coun,cnance
when all was over, seemed as IL heaven had
placed its slgnet there to show how sweelly
christian can sleep in Jesus. Ills life
ended
''As sits the morning star,
Which goes not down behind the dark
cncd west,
Nor hides obseured among the tempest of
the sky
But melts away into the light of heaven"
Sinclair w. Va, September 18th, 1000.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
Deaths DOIngs.

The FIRST burial in the new cemetery took
place Monday of this week and was that of
william III Brand. whose death had been
expected for some time. as he had been in
paralyzed and helpless condition for a
long time. lie was first stricken about
seven years ago and had been very poorly
Tor two years before his death The end
came last Sunday morning and the funeral
services were held Monday at 4 D. M. con.
Quoted by Rev. H. {, Howard at the house
Six old soldiers acted as pall-bearers and
there were a number Of other old Comrades
present. The deceased was born Iuly ard
1870 and was therefore in his 6rst wear
On Feb. ?. 1864. lie married Phoebe I.
Gordon and by her raised six daughters
and one son. the latter and three of the
girls beng married. The widow and seven
children survive the loss Of husband and
tather The deceased was a veteran OF
the Civil War and served as Sergeant In
Company A of the Ist w Va. Cavalry. He
enlisted twice and was in the tight TO the
end of the war. lie was a member Of the
9. A. K. and drew a pension. lie was
Superintendent Of the County Aims House
far several years and was we'll known and
prominent citizen. lie was a member Of
the NJ. p. Church for ~ years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20

Ihe MIXED musical 40 thc Couri House
last night vas one 81 thc most entertaining
entertainments cvT given in the town
There was good sized audience present
and Che applause was frequent and hearty.
There we're seventeen different kinds of
musical performances Among Che best
we're Rev. +. ID. Fcllets with bis couceuina.
Dr. showaltcm aud bis jcwsharp. Mn
Canes rendition q We old time ballads. .bc
tuba aud baritone solo and The ola fashioned
singing class, led by Dr. showaltsis with
his tuning fork, made at the Blacksmith
shop. The proceeds were s25.65. which
goes 90 the Conference Seminary Fond.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
The Grent MnlInee shnms.

Those Of our readers who appreciate
wholesome amusement should plan 10 spend
Che day at Grafton, w. Va, where tie
Wallace Shows will exhibit on Tuesday,
September 18Th.
The Daily N-hey Of Charles City, said
The afternoon performance was presented
before a tent full Of people, who were wildly
enthusiastic over every feature. There is an
absence Of samcncss about the Wallace
Shows, every part Of IL being new, novel
and artistic. Not q single thing on the
bills was omitted, and when ihc magnif-
cent exhibihtion ended the great throng
fled slowly out, 10th 90 depart from a place
which had provided them with such a pleas
ant afternoon entertainments The per-
Torrance, with variations, will De repeated
This evening.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
Hon John p. Jones, Dead.

Our people we're shocked this morning TO
learn Of the death Of Hon. J. ?. Jones, Of
Terra Alta. lie suffered stroke Of spo.
plexy about two weeks ago and another
attack since then, and the third this morning
which caused his death from heart failure
lie had hardly been bed fast az all. but
confined TO his house for several days. lie
was about 90 years Of age and has long been
one Of the leading business men Of the
county and his death is great loss. We
viii give further account next week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20

Died at his home in Chenoa, Mclean
county, H., on August 10, 1900, Col Iohn
G.. S. p. Carroll, a brother Of snInele
jimmy Carroll, Of Herring, and Mrs.
Katharine Kemble, Of Kingwood. The de-
ceased was born on the farm near here. now
owned by Mrs. Kemblc, on March 20, 1890.
He enlisted in the Union army in 1861 as
Captain in the 9th w. Va. Infantry and was
promoted to Lieut.. Colonel, serving three
years lie has resided in Illinois for thirty
years and has been married three times.
Ills last wife and three daughters survive
him, two Of the latter living in West Viz
ginia, and the other daughter Della, at
home in Illinois with the wife. A great
many old soldiers from Preston were in the
same regiment with Col. Carroll lie had
not been here on a visit for many years and
was preparing to come when he took sick
and died
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
Of rboArgut

Correspondence Of Tho Argus.
Cutting corn Is the order Of the day.
James i. Everly has the heart trouble.
but is not serious.
Edgar Taylor Is working Tor a. c. Oliver
on DeckeFs creek.
John a. Radabaugh is the champion
jumper Of this place
J. S. Radabaugh, our merchant made a
flying trip to the couaty scat Monday.
Rev. G.. w skinner returned from Pitts.
burgh, where he attended Evangelical Con.
ference.
some IF our people took in the picnic
over at Pleasant IIill Saturday and repor, a
good time.
HuuLRe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.
Issued Try County Clerk Walls During
the Past Month.

stephen W Piper *
Della May bradshaw y.
Amos e. Slemple 40,
Lille y, wotring az.
Joseph & Kelly a..
Florida Lewis "a
Arlington {, Austin a..
Mary ]. Boysrd 10.
Thomas Murray 20.
Mary stafford IS.
Henry A. Thomas "a.
Laura Baugh rs.
James Knots 30.
Bessie Gertrude Bisgins 10.
Frank c. Licb a.
Cora {. Mueller IS.
John Bray a..
Annie Davis Al.
Marshall !. FalkenstIne a..
Sarah Viola Frankhouscr 20.
Sidney II. Sheets a..
Alice Nestor a..
Marshall Lemon 20.
Ella Helm 10.
Iaehhariah Polling a.
Lctha Ellen Bolyard 20
LeRoy Mcdonald as.
Estella whheley 20.
Joseph whiteley "a.
Lille Edmunds y.
The last two named couple are colorcd.
Wesley L, Bolyard a.
Bertha M Craig Al.
Elias L. whotsell a.
Anna II Rigg rs.
Geo Walter Jenkins as.
Emma AIDES Snider 40.
Wilbert II, Paugh "a.
Sarah Lawrence az
All the above natives of Preston except
Lemon and Misses Risg and whiteley who
were born in Pennsylvania Polling lives
IN Barbour county, Nostcr was born In
Tucker and Austen in Monongalia and
Bray and Kelly are from Maryland
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20

Miss Bessie Clayton Of Newburg is ono
Of The teachers in the Fairmont Public
Schools
Mrs Laura Irippct left las, week 20
resume her duties as Marion 10 the wo
mans College IN Baltimore and her daaght.
or, Miss Adah leaves this evening for the
same place 20 resume her studies in the
College
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
contasio,,. BLOOD


Mrs.r.w Lee. Mont
Homery, Ala, writes
SEVERAL years ago 1
was inocuiated with
poison by a diseased
nurse. no infected
my baby, aud for six
long yeats ! suffered
untold misery. My
body was covered with
cores end ulcers. Sew
pose. The mercuryhnd
potash they gavb me
seemed TO lad fuel TO
the awful hsfpe which
was devoufine me.
Friends advised he TO
try :, s. 5. Elegant TAX
pg Il and Improved
nom the start, and a
complete and perfect
cure was the result"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON

a diseases
mthnh
Heudyee
tan noc
Wifi
ealvIfe
i utyouwee
the outside
a dd NJ Il
the
ecrypa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20

Han s. Catafrh Cure Us taken internally
and acts directly ON Che blood and mucous
surfaces OF The system Send Tor tcrU.
mOui1ls free D. T. CHENEY < go
Toledo. o
Sold by Druggists. 7rc
Halls Family Pills are the best
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
STATE % ono Cry OF roLEDo :

LUCAS COUNTY
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that hc is
TIE senior partner OF thc firm III r..
CHENEY q CO.. doing business in the ciy Of
lolodo. County and State aforesaid. and
that said hrm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case Of ratarrh that cannot be- cured hg
the use OF HALLS CATARRU CURE.
FRANK !. CHENEY
sworn TO before me and subscribed iu
my presence. this Och DAY Of December
toS a w. GLEASON
~ Notary Public.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
9llinpia.
Sanfier | Sailrn.

Chicago, 18be STARTS. - Banter
George 8. WagiQ blep isaar iunbst
Itploig / at buoe mootaget qenss, sftsrs
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Sans Straf bleO ~faitIat til 5angiling
/ S~ugtbuiet og en- penssmuItt al
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ganten fine 8srs.
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plubislig bob ON. gun bar 80 Nar
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3uaTbiunton.
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pult, os msoens ben enc inbIop fig /
Samtuls msb gsasren. rsoeoe ben aneen
en- 9snsspa.ts. iom inbebolDt $1,000.
g,gge rsmis uo giennem gantens
ircntbsr. De bltp iprig forfulgt,
men unotom aGIisepel, pplitiei tror.
at Rsperi.t blep bssaast al SiG!trin=
ger fra Often.
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Soiepb goung fra Ottotse. Ohio,
plsisos BAN. 8railep tom fig lang
font. Sad blep guuns angrebst at
Sp9Oummen, og goung bsos.
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3hidTteun.
Sidolion bob

Detroit, 19be Warts. = aaptein
Soiepb Ri9olion, / p 9lar geitprer al
Detroit Sangisl, osce Ssnpas. 5
ben sio, ban bsitpreoe bet itors 59ngs
Sel meb bets mango Sanger. hoprs
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IN Snbianerifole.

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BEN rDe Rslfon 2op. 8anten ital Be-
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en- pds'enoe gngning til Snotanerbsrs
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