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Mails for BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ. GUATE-
MAl-A. by rail to New Orleans and thence via
steamer. close here daily at 1000 PM the con-
Meeting closes for which being Mondays.
Mails for COSTA RIGA, by rail to New Orleans
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81 ,OO0.00 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE.
ANY amount Lowest Also instaiment
plan. L. U. DELASHMU IL
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Deaths Doings.

Died at p. m Sunday. March asth of
heart failure. I. ]. Bonaheld The deceas.
ed seemed to be enjoying his usual good
health up to Saturday evening and spent
the greater part OF the day down street.
AZ supper time he complained of a pain in
his heart and refused TO eat lie retired
at his usual bed time again complaining of
the pain in his heart Some time during
the evening he remarked TO his wife that
this would be his last night on earth. A
few minutes after IA clock he got up and
his wife told him TO stir the FIRE II he ex
pected to stay up, After doing this he sat
down in his chair. In few minutes Mrs.
Bonateld noticed that his breathing was
heavy and irregular. she Immediately got up
and going TO him found him TO be uncon.
scious His son Arnold j. and family were
aroused and doctor called, but the spirit
OF this noble man had flown into the great
beyond Thornton James BonaheId was
born on Limestone in Tucker county. Va.
(now West VAL oct. II. Is9o lie was the
son of Samuel Bouaheid and Anne WEIGH.
His father was one of the pioneers OF
Tucker county and here his son +. I. was
born. When eight years of age the family
moved to Preston county and here his son
grew up and was educated June rst Isaa
he married Elizabeth Pell. Issue one child
John w. Bonaheld. who lives az Grafton
His wife lived only short time after the
birth of her son. and on July goth. 1916 he
married Sarah j., daughter Of Jacob Erwin
who was one of the FIRST settlers i'm the W.
cinity of'runnelton
Mrs. Bonafeld is an intelligent christian
lady and was most loving help.mate and
no doubt her devotedness to her duty made
her husbands life purer and brighter. Soon
after his marriage he turned his attention
10 the honorable and useful occupation of
agriculture and during the active portion
OF his life was one OF the most successful
farmers in Preston county. but for the past
few years of his life he has not been in ac
tive business and he and his wife have been
making their home with their son Arnold I.
The issue of the second marriage was six
children. Arnold j. who Isl successful
merchant at Function; Susan. wife of G..
w. Hartman who resides at the Tunnclton
Campground' Lettie, wife of John Graham.
OF Newburg Flora. wife OF Wilbur Posten.
OF Hutionsville; Julia who is missionary
to China and Ida, deceased. wife OF I. /.
McMlIen, who died May 7, 1891.
Mr. Bonafeld joined the NJ. L. church
when boy and has ever lived pure chris
tian life He held his membership in the
old Campground church. Grand pa
BonaheId, as he was anectionately called
by all who knew him. was a kind an consid-
crate husband and father, lie, lived the
life Of the just and often said he was ready
10 so at the first roll call and he died as he
had lived. quietly and peacefully. loved
and respected by all. The funeral took
place Tuesday and the burial in the Camp
ground cemetery conducted by Rev. ]. I.
White
4. FRIEND
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OUR COUNTY NEWS. 4
Tunnelton Items

Tunnelton Items
corrospondencc os the Argus
freer failed to show up. Tuesday.
Congressman Dayton passed through town
one day las, week.
We arc very glad to state that the sick
and in6rm are improving steadily.
Mack Manear has been fixing the ,ele-
phone line here for the pas, week.
Merchant VIII Watson, Of Fellowsville,
was in town last week on business.
John Duvall was in Kinewood las, Friday
ON legal business, and again this week
Mt. Brock, of Grafton. was in town one
day las, week. ,ransae,ing some business.
Master VIM. G. Lavelle was visiting
friends in Grafton Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Edward NJ. Heermans. editor of the
Morgan,own Daily Post. was in town las,
Wednesday.
Miss Nirgic Spahr closed her school here
last Thursday. She met with every success
during her term.
The liquid refrcshment man, Of Cumber.
land, II. Lickens,ien, was calling on his
customers here. last week.
White was here Friday, and addressed
the voters of Tunnelton. |, is reported that
he converted the Freer committee
Senator Morley was in town Wednesday.
shaking hands with old friends. The Sen.
aior has good many friends here.
Messrs. Herbert and Clay Gibson. who
have been attending the University for the
past quarter, are home spending the holidays
with their parents.
w. II. German, President of the German
Coal & Coke Co., Of Baltimore, was in town
one day last week, looking after the in
ierests Of said company at the Yves, End.
Hugh Hagaus spent Sunday with his
parents near Kingwood. Mir Hagans is a
very honest and uprigh, young man and de.
serves credit for the way he has dealt with
his pupils for the past term.
The common and misguided scribe of TmR
ARGUS is going to seek his hole and will not
make his exit from It until the Hon. Samuel
will promise not to pounce upon him and
exterminate his life forever. We are very
sorry that the epi,hite scribe of the Journal
has not clear understanding We meant
that il was an infamous lie when YOU stated
tina, the school was seldom heard of Alas ,
we are only poor county moSs-backs who
have never seen the inside of a school house.
No. wonder we know nothing about Shakes
peare, but as our worth Col. s. b. knows
20 much about him, VIC would like for him
10 give poor, illiterate "Amphithatum" the
correct quotation, aud If you do we will con
slider Il charitable act and Charity cover
eth multitude of SINS you should avail
yourself Of tins opportunity.
am, as ever,
AMPHIrHEAruM.
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HAYDEN.
IIELGREMIrE.

Correspondence OF tho Argus.
Jared Feather bought a fine horse in
kingwood las, Thursday.
Rev. Friend is eGifyng the church with a
series of sermons on the TRANSPORTATION
Come out 10 hear him, one and ALL
Ill a. Feather is the boss horse trader at
this time. Deacon Gidley is not in it a
little bit, when Hurye is on The carpet
The people are all well and happy in this
neighhorhood as far as we know. EXCEPT
Persis Chids, and we learn she, is very
poorly.
G. w White came near having house and
contents burned on last Sunday The FIRE
was discovered aud subdued before il got
under headway
o. w Whites school closes March a7th.
with an entertainment at night. lie has
given us good work, and our kindiest wishes
SO with him and his good wife.
Yes, we went to Kngwood. Thursday,
but we, like many Others, went to hear
freer, aud was very much disappointed.
hr. Whites compliments lost him some
votes that we know Of If men don't lie)
We don't want to talk politics, but we are
requested 70 say that this section Of the
county really wants Lee Shaw for sheriff and
Joe Beatty for our assessor. As we have
heard so much talk about the old soldiers.
and how much the people love and honor
them. There never was better time TO
"proye the pudding by chewing the rag" as
now, both in county and state. We will see
II the party that has boosted so much, will
be equal for the occasion. If we want to
honor the old soldier let it be in his life
time, SO that he may know aud enjoy the
honor Selah
One Of the most prominent business men
Of Kingwood, tells MS that Portland distric,
has the worst roads that he finds in the
county, and he is a man that travels all over
the county. Well We are glad to know
that this is true, for dear knows, If there IS
any other district that has worse roads than
Portland, we pity them. But 1t is not the
fault of is citizens; they are willing 10 pay
for repairing and having better roads, aud
we have been praying for il, but our prayers
have not been answered. We can better
afford to make good roads in times Of pros
peri'y than in times Of depression.
OLD HAIRY.
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Newbure.
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Correspondence II the argus.
There is plenty Of work.

WNAAE"
Correspondence II the Argus
There Is plenty Of work
Wages arc good No ono need 10 be Idle
Express Agent w. y. YarnolI spent sun.
day Ia Cumberland.
The spring birds have come again and
our hearts are glad
Whoop cm up Deacon Brown. this is
political year you know
J. w Berihy Of Cowen. w. Va. was io
town a few hours on Thursday
Miss Kate Kelt< Of Grafton. spent few
days with friends here last week
viii Croynolds Of Grafton. spent sun
day here with Mr. George Gcldbaueb.
John Lynch Of Fellowship. is visiting
The parental roof Monday and Tuesday.
Clarsnce ID Howard. Of Cowon. w Va.
was a pleasant visitor in town q few hours
on Monday
Miss Ouc Deck has returned from an
extended visit % Cumberland. Piedmont
and other places Of note
Miss ida spahr and Miss Della Howell
afe teaching subscription school here
We wish them success.
Miss Eta Harrington who hae been
spending some time boz Grafton. was visiting
the parental roof Sunday
Miss Belle Ellis who has been ATTENDING
Commercial College in Richmond. va. hss
returned home and is Installed boz her
iatheris counting room
Thomas Kenny of p. mont and tir
White 70 Wes,crnport were in town a
few hours on business Thursday. Tom
did zoe old town 'ook fa uar
clyde Graham Is oaa Ola great number
ofyonng men Of our town who BE- nursing
very sore arm 1hc smaIpox scare has
caused them to be assassinated
We have had quite % number of visitor.
dmIus ihe week both fof pleasure and
profit Among these We note Albert tHis
Of Mouoogah IS visiting bis many friends
in town
Business 's booming and soon thcre viii
he from s 90 hundred men az work here
and up the valley in The coal mines This
will soon DC second 20 George Cfcek. ln
Maryland
srSsnnsr
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rnE BieeEsr OF ..pIe MEETINGS. y
The Greatest Revival OF Religion Ever
Held In West Virginia Now In Pro-
grcsS at the N. +. Church Ia Mounds
Vile. Over Five Hundred Conversions
From tho Daily Herald.

From tho Daily Herald.
The greatest revival OF religion ever held
in IVES, Virginia is now in progress at the
Simpson NJ. Is. church in this city. Many
splendid revival seasons arc noted upon the
records Of the church but none SO general in
in,ereS, aud eaee, or in the splendid results
attained.
II is now eleven weeks since the series
opened aud the interest has not only not
decreased bo, to all appearances has in
creased steadily and greater crowds now
dock 20 the church than any other period
The main audience room and chapel are
thrown together aud arc used nightly but
arc even then wholly Inadequate 10 accom-.
moda,e the vas, crowds and Il Is necessary
to lock the doors At 7,so every evening.
That such an intense degree OF interest
has been maintained through all these weeks
is indeed marvellous. Over i've hundred
conversions have resulted and sincere and
earnes, seekers sull crowd the altar and
there are many indications that many feel
the spiri, of conviction who have not come
forward TO the altar. The meetings will
not close as long as interest Is manifested
and Judging from the present indications
there is no sign Of interest aSatiug.
Few can realize the great work which has
been accomplished by Rev. W. n King in
this meeting. Ministers who have con.
Quoted three, four OF Ave weeks of revival
can have some faint idea of what eleven
weeks of Il means but only the actual pass.
ing through il can give a real, substantial
idea of what it means. Only the most 10.
bust physical constitutions. the most urelcss
energy and the most indomitable will
strengthened and sustained by the highes,
and strongest christian spirit could pass
successfully through such tight aud We, be
strong and willing 10 continue the work
OF course due credit must be given To the
many sincere aud faithful workers who
night after night have stood side 10y side
with their pas,orand encouraged him with
their aid and counsel aud lighiened his work
wherever and whenever possible.
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Another Big TrestIe.

From tho Morgantown Post.
X. ". Jones, Of Lindenvilic. o., who was
referred to In the Posts personal columns
Thursday, has been engaged by Mcssrs.
Sturgiss and Martin to take charge Of a saw
mill at Coon Kun hollow, six miles above
Dcllslow, and work up lot Of timber. Mr..
Martin has a saw mill al Kingwood which
he will ship over in few days. take 10 40
on the NJ. & road as far as the track Is
laid and then banl 1t on trucks or wagons TO
Coon Run. ], will be put 20 work near the
railroad track, and viii be- first used to s1w
lumber for the big trcsilc at this gorge.
This tres,lc Is the biggest undertaking ON
The road between Morganiown and Reeds.
vile. it viii be 50 feet high and 600 feet
long and sill require perhap, 10000 feet
Of lumber.
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HowesvilIo
Correspondence OF The Argus.
Ed. Miller has the measles.


Correspondence OF The Argus
Ed. Miller has the measles
Miss Alice Richards spent Monday a,
Tunnel,on.
Mock Cour, at Church school, wednes-
day night
G. f. Bergman is going to give spelling
school next week, one night.
John Clark moved from the swearengin
property to Kingwood last Saturday.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. c. /. Greaser,
Monday, March list, a fine big boy baby.
j. 7. Williams and c. a. banks are now
shipping considerable lumber from Jessop S
Cut.
Miss Ethel Wright, Of Function, spent
from Saturday until Tuesday, with her
parents.
V. f. Cooke and mother attended the
funeral of Mr. Thornton Bonafeld, Tuesday
afternoon.
Frank Koch returned home Saturday,
after two weeks visit with his parents in
Cincinnati.
Thomas w. Cooke, Of Piedmont, spent
from Saturday until Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. j. J. Cooke
Vincent Z. Cooke. Of this place, and J.
+. Long. of Kingwood, were out on the b.
x o. couple Of days last week
Bruce Carroll stopped off here on his way
to sunbeam, Mercer county, ILL.,, from Wed
nesday until Thursday morning. calling on
his friends
Mr.. c. T.. Bergman and Mis-, Ella Barlow
attended the closing exercises Of the Pleasant
Dale school last Friday. They both got
lost and did not return home until Sunday
night.
Mrs. Henry Kor,e. Of Benwood, spent
from Wednesday until Saturday, the guest
Of her mother-in-aw, Mrs. John Korte.
The latter returned home with her for two
weeks visit.
LUCINDA.
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Rssasv;llo


Correspondence % the Argus
Jacob Lemon, Of Delslow. spen, Saturday
here.
The faulty Of rhoma, conley is on the
sick list,
H. H. Reed lief, this morning (ruesday)
to NEE, his goldman at Tunnelton.
Miss Jones. OF Canada, will assis, Rev.
fellers in his series of meetings here.
George Ringer and Elmer Kelly were
stopping at b. +. wolfs over sunday.
Ralph Fairfax is home from the University
ON a weeks vacation, accompanied by two
students.
Bessie Roch,ine. of ruupelton. is spend.
ing this weekwi,h her grand parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Alex ID. Sqeires
Major Din is arranging to attend services
regularly at our meeting. In an probability
twill be a warm session Tor the Major.
Roy Maheny aud a Mr.. Miller. from
lenoS. passed through here Monday on
their way down 10 the new railroad to yet
work
Mr.. Clarkson, who is teaching the school
here, will 50 10 Morgan,owu. Monday, to
enter the University. lie rode over to the
metropolis, Saturday.
Arch keok has purchased another line
colt. II weighed 1850 pounds last fall at
years old. II another "Easl Side" man
will come over he can have /, at the price.
Our meeting did not begin Till last Tues
dav evening ON account Of Rev. Fcllers
being detained in Youngstown. Ohio,
where he had been summoned to attend the
o5seqnies of his father. lie returned sat.
urday.
Though every symptom indicated 1t, aud
the people all daily and hourly expected il,
yet, the community went agog over the
elimination Of the courtship of Zephaniah
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Coonskin and lane Tim
hnigan. IL is the same old, old story that
Adam told to Eve adown the lahyrinths of
Eden, and we have only congratulations to
oiter So, in after years Jerry and Jane,
when yon are pleased to revert oldcn mem.
cries, and glance down through the chan.
nels of Time, may you see no regrets. no
mistakes, no dark clouds oyerhanging this
the most happy period of your lives, all
opaline with the softened tints of a cherished
friendship. And well remember Terry,
that
Wives of great men all remind us,
We should choose our wives with oayt.
And, departing, leave behind us
Half our natural heads of hair
HELGREMIrE.
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Brandonyil,o
correspondence Of tho Argus.


Correspondence OF the Argus
Miss Ola Gribhc is still at Mr.. Listens.
George Smith moved to Bruco,on last
week
Mrs, pr Ravcnscroft is expected next
week
Master Fred wel,uer met with painful
accident last week, by horse falling ON
him.
Ms. Francis Harshbarger gave taay-
pulling to few friends Of her niece, last
week
Clyde wcltner aud NJ. O. Hopwood, were
out atthe Thomas school and also at Oak
Grove.
Miss Blanche welluer, has started to
school again, She has been sick mos, of
the winter.
Wen, "rHxy'' has been asleep for some
time, but has at last awoke, and like the
birds Of spring, come again.
There Is not much to report at this wri-
ting, as every body seems to be well and
nobody getting married in our community.
Miss Vernie Turney has gone with her
sister, Mrs. smith, to BuceIon. The Young
folks will miss her, as she was well liked.
DR.. Hardwick, Of Wayne, will locate in
our town. lie is expected to be here this
week, and he IS a friend of our minister,
Rev Workman.
Miss bessie Feather is expected here next
week, as she represents Que of the characters
in the contest. She will be he guest of
Miss Kimberly
Miss Lynne waddell, Miss Maud Kim.
berry, Miss Eta Glover, Miss Vonic rurney.
Miss Irene Sampson and number Of the
young gentlemen, attended the closing en-.
teriainmcnl at the Guthrie no. ~ school.
All report very creditabe affair
Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Wel,ucr, Mrs. Rebecca
Miller, Mrs. Virginia Benson, Miss Lynne
Waddcll, Miss Mamie Barnes and Miss Eta
Glover, met at Mrs. Schrocls ON Saturday
afternoon TO make the suits for the twelve
young Americans, who with Uncle Sam and
Columbia, form one Of the characters in the
Contest With IN: aid Of two sewing ma.
chimes and so many willing hands, il did not
take long 10 get away with sixty yards of
bunting There will be between fifty and
sixty Characters represented "Mothcr
Goose" will be there TO sweep the cobwcbs
from the sky, and "Topsey' to ride down
the Rainbow, Samantha and Josiah ALLEN.
Jenny Lind, Banjo Jim, Tom Thumb and
wife, The Simecs Twins, and to crown all,
Admiral Dewey will be there aud make a
speech. We would like 70 sec a good turn
out, for It is something new and we arc sure
you will get the worth Of your dime. April
!, is the Time for the Contest.
TRixY PUMpgrvHUsKER.
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Very Absent Minded.

Monday Of this week Ross Michael from
down about Pisgah. was hauled up in the
Justice Court Of J. w. Flynn here and fined
SIS aud cost, amounting to about sz3 in all,
besides paying a lawyer, for being 50 absent
minded and careless as to carry off an over.
Goa, from Dick I.ougee's hotel here 10 King.
wood on The roth Of January last lie was
here then on his way home from the Cribble
trial IN Morgantown and stopped with Lougee
a. he had been doing for years and when
he went to leave got Dicks overcost mixed
up with his laprobe etc, as he claimed, bot
said nothing about IL or made no effort 70 re.
turn il dI Lougee and Constable G. w.
fawcett went down there Sunday night after
dark and found The coat hanging up in his
house. They got &c and him also and brought
both 10 town with them.