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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11
Notice..

Ali persons knowing themselves in.
debted to the county OF Audubon for
the taxes Of 1898 and previous years
can save costs by promptly paying
thereby saving constable's fees.
II l.. ID. PHELPS, Collector.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11

Tn motion the following reports were
approved
} z Lair justices annual report
III Blume justices annual report
J Ii Jones sheriffs annual report
l. Nj Anderson constabes annual report
J ii Jones sheriffs quarterly report
Auditors annual report OF school funds
loaned
Auditors annual report OF school fund
mortgages cancelled
On motion DIR G Newton was hired
as county physician for the south half
os county for the year 1900 at salary
of $1,000 per year aud Drs Gleason Il
Fulton for the north half at S250.O0 per
yearfboth payable monthly
On motion l. ID Phelps was appointed
delinquent tax collector for the year
1900 and to receive twenty per cent of
collections and to be allowed stationery
and postage
On motion tina following bonds were
approved
l. ID Phelps delinquent tax collector
III S Wattles county surveyor
On motion board adjourned to meet
again at eight o'clock a m January 9th
January 6 1900
Eight o'clock a m board met pursuant
to adjournment
On motion fees were allowed as per
transcript from clerk OF district court
in the following insanity case
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11

There is enough coal In New Mexico
to supply the whole of the United
States for 1000 years.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11

Go to Burnside's for best grades Of
hard and soft coal.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11
The ! Grand ! LEADER.
The wind up of our Winter Goods.

The wind up of our Winter Goods.
Give weeks of good old time winter weather and
the balance winter goods will be cleaned up That
more than any merchant in Iowa say.
1t is these prices 'see" that cleans early in the
of winter goods. We help doing when you
can buy
bed So
A 49, 800 and &C. all wool blanket 40
la blanket worth rs
ladies ribbed worth ~
ribbed worth So %
hair worth 90 for SO
child pants for
of ladies' double silk men worth &c. for As
ribbed fleece lined suits for %
working shirt worth 45c,
all worth
L00 10
10
camel shirt worth ST. co. SO
of mems cotton flannel drawers 10
80
ladies Aooiur mum w
all coo worth LOO 70
20
ladies' walking hat LOO 25 I5O and $780, 43
boys heavy all wool knee to l6 worth 9Oc 90
youths worth l50 95
felt boots
pair of mems good, heavy felt boots for so
of mems good kip boots for 30
pair of mems oil grain shoes for 70
SHOE worth so and 175 for 90
This only few of our clearing prices We have the
best and cheapest line OF
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11
SUPERVISORS IN SESSION,

On motion Board adjourned. to meet
again at s o'clock a. M, January 2.
JANUARY 2,l9J0.
Eight o'clock a. m. Board met per-
suant to adjournment.
Moved that W. A johnson be appoint
ed ianitor at the court house for the
year 1900 at salary of $1,000 per
month, Shingledecker and Bonwell vot-
ing yes; Hoegh. no.
On motion bills we're allowed as fol-
lows:
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-01-11

VIZ Ore still selling
Shoes 6vershoes,
Leggins, Gloves and
'ittens, and Un-
year at reduced
5 to close out.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01

OUR COUNTY NEWS. !
Nasontown

Correspondence, OF The Arsus
John b. Hutchinson, of Board Tree, w.
Va, spent few days in town last week.
Those on the sick list. confined to their
rooms, arc. Frank Streets. Herbert MeNul.
len and Miss Luna Hartley.
Messrs. Elliott and Nuce, of Morgantown,
were here last week in the snterests of the
Consumers Supply Co, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Messrs. Jackson and Ridenour, of King
wood, were representing the Deering Ma
ehinery Company amoOg the farmers of this
section.
The pro,raeted meeting now in progress,
conducted by Rev. T.. ID. Felers, is result
ing in much good. Over dozen have pro
tessed faith in personal Saviour.
The washington's Birthday exercises con
Quoted 10y the schools, was well attended.
The following program was rendered
Singing by the school.
Address of welcome--Miss Leslie Scott.
Program rendered by the primary depart
ment, under the direction of Miss Adah
Cobun.
Reeitation--"Story of America Miss
Gussie Watson.
washington. Miss Gladys
Snyder.
Song by Primary Pupils.
Recitation--"The Red, White and Blue Z"
Edna Watson, Beulah Snyder and
Florence Hartley.
Dialogue--Miss Mabel McMillen and Ola
Graham.
Flag Drill by Primary Pupils.
Siugng-''America's Good Enough for Me-"
Oration-'America."- Miss Lucy Orr.
Recitation "Washington's Birthday. -,
Miss Taey Scott.
"rhe Father of Our Country. Albert
Sterling.
elizabeth Zane at the Defense of Fort
Henry Miss Lucy Kirk.
mot George Washington. Chester Nc
Aiillen.
Washington and Liberty. Jas. Wolfe.
Oration-"Character of Washington. -
Wade McMillen.
Recitation-"old Glory Wave. Miss
Bessie Cobun.
Liberty Bells. Miss Ethel McMillcn.
instrumental Solo--Rev Fellers.
Oration-"Our American Institutions. -
Earl Kirk
"rhe Spirits of the st."--Rendered 10y
seven boys and fifteen girls. The girls
were dressed in white and represented the
ghosts of vanished years i'm the life OF Wash
ington.
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Lenox
OF The Argus.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Marshal Lenhari has been quite poorly.
We are having some snow and winter again.
Horse buying and trading is the order of
the day.
VIII Scott, of Aurora, is visiting his pa
rents here.
The people were making good use of the
snow hauling lime, lumber and slaves.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Jacob
Hayes and family are visiting the parental
roof
The pro,racted meeting is in progress at
the Centenary church. Not much good
being accomplished.
Newton Ringer, of Morgantown, was on
our streets shaking hands with his many
friends, telling the good tdings of Morgan
town and looking as hearty as ever We
also saw uncle John Ringer, of Morgantown,
and Miss Cornelia Darby, of Pisgah, passing
through our little town en- route for Terra
Alta and other points lie has also pur-
chased lot. Look out, girls, joni means
business.
Death has again visited our community
and taken from us "Old Aunt Julia Hau-
ger, she being the last one of the of the old
Cuppett family, and being Is years 9 months
and FL days old. She was the wife of
Francis Hanger. Her husband preceded
her 10 that better land quite a number Of
years ago. She was buried at the Lutheran
Cemetery, February 2znd. The funeral
services were conducted by her pastor, Rev.
Pe,re, Of the Lutheran church, assisted by
the Rev. Longnecker, of the Morgantown
Baptist church. The attendance at the
funeral was small, owing to the bad weather.
Henry Wilhelm, the undertaken Of Orr,
furnished the casket, which was very
beautiful one.
rHE MORNING STAR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
Items OF Interest.

From The Elklns News.
Rev. b. ]. Taylor's revival at U. b. church
is having much success, and the interest is
keeping up well. Including last night there
have been IL conversions and seekers are
still at the alter.
a possible case of smallpox is reported
from Laurel branch, three miles from Crick-
ard. The Elkins board of health has quar-
antined against all of Randolph county
South of Mill creek, aud the whole of Mid
die Fork district, pending an investigation.
The many friends of IAN +. Collett, late
editor of the News, will be pleased to learn
that he has been promoted from first Lieu
tenant to Captain in the 27th regiment vol
untecrs, now at Manila. His promotion
was brought about by general advance of
the higher Offices in the regiment. His APP
pontment was sent TO the Senate by the
President last week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
ANOTHER SHOOTING scRApr.
The Smith Family out for Blood.

Over At Mannheim, about three miles be
low Rowlesburg, the contractors on the big
cement works that arc being erected there
have about IsS eolored hands from Baln.
more and down in Virginia, aud Tuesday
night Of last week, they had a lively old time
shooting craps, but each other IL
seems that some time before that a young
fellow named Fink Smith, hailng from
the "oricle City" had been in row with
another ebony oolored member of the illus
trious Smith Family, whose front name is
Thomas, and on Tuesday night aforesaid,
while the darkeys were all in their boarding
shanty, sitting around the tables playing
cards, Fink Smith walked out for bucket Of
water and came back and opened the door
and also opened fire with revolver ON Tom
Smith, more particularly, and any one else
in the way, il didn't seem to make any diff
ference. Tom got three of the bullets in
his body, one in the right breast, right leg
and right arm. Charley Smith. another of
this ubiquitous family, stopped bullet with
his right arm and Jonn Moore, caught one
in his right leg. II was hot time in the
new town that night and the way those
darkeys fell over each other trying to dodge
the Aging bullets was caution. IL was
PUSSY wants a corner and wants it bad"
and ''sueh git,en up stahs you never did
see" After the shootist empted his re-
volver he took TO the woods and il was
couple of days before they caught him. lie
was found in barn at the old Rag Tavern
on the pike between the old Dunkard Bot.
tom and Terra Alta. Constable Fred Nj.
Halbritter and c. W. Wheeler brought him
to Jail here on Friday, where he will stay
till March Grand Jury and says he will con
feSs and throw himself at tie corut's mercy
AMI probably be another convict at the Pen
charged up to Preston county, that does not
belong here at all. The darkey that was
shot three times has been in dangerous
condition and was taken TO the Hospital in
Baltimore for treatment. The others were
not SO badly hut and will recover. DIR. NJ.
III. Proudfooi, of Rowlesburg, was called
and rendered surgical aid.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
VOLUNTARY WITHDRAWAL.
Col. Bob Hollis Explains His Action In
the Sherinalty Race.

/ KowlesRuRG, w VA, Feb. 20, 1000.
| To the Editor OF Tho West Virginia Argus.
In answer TO an editorial i'm your last
weeks paper, please allow nue. to say, that
want to do justice to all men, and desire TO
have Justice done me, and do feel that the
editorial in your paper is an injustice TO my.
self as well as to others. said in my an
nouneement in last weeks Journal, lust
exactly what meant, and that is the only
way | want it understood. have never
been accused of doing dirt in politics, and
have toe much respect for my character to
s,oop low enough to do anything, but what
feel is right, especially in our own party.
IL claimed there was a deal made by the
ring to side track me, in favor of Mr.. Len
harris interest, which is entirely false,
When was in kingwood during court last
December, | talked with several of my
friends in regard TO the Sheriffalty, and
among them met friend ID. X. Jackson and
j. n. Lenhart They both left the impress
ion ON my mind, that they were full.nedged
candidates for the office this term, and |
am sure left them believing that | would
also be in the field, and have not seen Mr..
lcnhart since in December, nor had any
communications from him or any of his
friends or from anyone, asking me To with
draw, but have received all the encourage
ment and more than | expected, both by
letter and in person from many different
parts OF the county, offering me their sup
port, should | enter the fight. but very re-
Gently decided not To be candidate, and
without consulting my warmest friends at
home, or having any political point in view,
at once announced my intentions i'm the
county paper, and at the same time wrote
to a friend in Function, telling him of my
actions. am wholly responsible for what
has been done on my part, and trust that
the blame may rest where II belongs.
Very Respectfully,
X y IiOIIIS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
HAYDEN
rHE MoRNlNc STAR.
,rrespondeuce OF the Argus.
Cold enough 10 freeze rats.

10y N'h
Correspondence OF the Argus.
Cold enough 20 freeze rats.
Mrs. Susan Hartman Is on the sick list.
D. o. Feather was visiting Mr. George Ringer
Saturday.
Ny but didn't the mercury dance Saturday
night and Sunday.
We are glad % note that George Ringer who
has been sick for some time, Is convalescent.
Caught by Walter Forman last week big
cold-would like 20 exchange for a little pros
perlty.
Scott Feather. our ontorprising Hardware
Agent and Secretary ~ our lterary-his pro
grams becoming more interesting each week.
Daddy Jake Feather and orval Cuppett took
a trip 20 Maryland last week 10 buy some cat
tie, but did not get as many as they wanted
They report cattle scarce and high in price
Clay Cranes horses got away from him AZ
George Ringers Saturday anf made 2fO time
for home. but were caught AZ Isiah Hartman's.
The wagon was wrecked some little, but no
one hurt fortunately
The Literary expects 20 settle forever on
next Saturday night. The question, should
woman vote" We expect j. -. Feather and
Alien Kelly. 81 GAINESVILLE. Rev. jas. White.
Of Terra Alta and others from a distance.
Lost between Hayden and Hudson early last
Sunday morning In a snowdrift two young mon
marked with blue aud red fBiuc noses and
red ears). The finder will be rewarded with n
chew ~ tobacco" and no questions asked by
leaving the same AZ Daddy Jake Feathers.
ON HAnny.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
This Means You.
EMILE lola,

EDITOR ARGUS -
community that takes an interest in reig-
ious matters and assists the churches In the
promotion of all that Is Christlke Is the better
for IL and the people are happier. The churches
OF this town are now engaged in an effort for "A
religious revival, and the cooperation OF the
people is necessary. Especially is IL necessary
that those who are not regular church goers
should aid in the good work by their presence
at the services. VIII you help TO that extent :
You are cordially invited. Revival services
are now in progress in one OF the churches,
and beginning soon will be held In two. the
Presbyterian aud Methodist. and the Baptist
minister aids by his presence, exhorta tions and
prayers.
You know these ministers. they are Cody
men who are devotIng their lives TO the service
OF Christ and the spread OF gospel holiness
Help on the work, attend one or the other OF
these services, close your places of business
early in the evening and FIJI the churches
LAY MEMBER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
Howesville.

correspondence of The Argus,
Eight degrees below zero, Sunday.
Road Shafter, late OF Monongah, has
moved to Irona Mines
Mrs. Il. c. Shalfer and Miss Jane Doyle
were at Newburg last Tuesday.
Ex-Squire Eugene McGiunis, of Tunnel
ton, was calling on friends, Monday last.
G.. L. Bergman spent Saturday aud Sun
day with Cyrus Martin, near Snyders.
o. A. Miller, who has been on the sick
list for the past week, is much better at
this time.
The dance in Borgmans hall Monday
night, was well attended and all report a
good time.
John Korte, of Grafton, spent from
Thursday until Saturday with his mother,
Mrs. John Korte.
G. +. Barlow and wife, and Mrs J. II. S.
Barlow, of Grafton, are spending week
with their parents.
Miss Sallc Quinn left Saturday for home
at Function, after months visit with
friends at this place.
Jacob ID. Weaver moved last Friday from
his old home to the Grant property, lately
purchased 10y him.
NJ. a. Lynch, who left here some time
ago, is now located at Amos, w. Va, where
he is working on the oil leases
j. /. Mckenzie, Michael Lynch, Fred
Barlow and c. b. Bergman, were business
callers at the county seat, Saturday.
Charles Trickett of Pie SAINT Dale, and
Clyde Conley, of Kingwood, were calling on
the fair sex here, Wednesday night.
G. L. Borgman gave spelling 'B" last
Wednesday night, which was well attended,
and all present seemed to enjoy themselves.
S. a. Miller, late soldier in the Spanish
American war, is now home with his mother,
Mrs y. i. Miller. lie says he has all the
soldering he wants and that home is the
best place.
The Snyder and Morris schools gave a
Joint exhibition at the former place Friday
night, in honor Of Washington's birthday.
II consisted Of Rotations. dialogues and
songs, etc. All in all il was very successful,
under the supervision Of Cyrus Martin and
Miss Lille Martin
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
Newnurr.

Correspondence Of tho Argus
Plenty Of measles
Very cold weather.
Politics Is blooming
Business is picking up
No vacant houses ia town.
We have plenty Of Doctors only six
Miss Eta Harrington is visiting in Graf.
ton this week.
Miss May Plummer is visiting friends IN
Rowlcsburg this week
Mrs John Bell. Of Grafton. was visiting
her many friends here this week
Miss White, Of Oakland who has been
visiting Mrs Waltz. has returned home.
Miss Lee Deck and Miss Jessie Spahr.
we're visiting in Grafton last Saturday and
Sunday
The festival given by the w. y church
on the evening Of the 2znd and 23rd was
success both socially and financially.
The following town people attended the
Dewey Day az Wheeling Mrs. b. Smith.
Miss Stella Huygins. y. NJ Dent IT, w..
j. stuck Virgie Lynch and Tom Dinsmore.
The Major orr mines arc ready q ship
coal as soon as the -. & O. puts In a switch.
The Holt mines arc also ready to ship coal.
Waiting on The -. & O. people to build
switches. etc.
Washington Birthday was a back mum.
Der in or town. Our school teachers we're
10 such hurry to get their money they did
not take holiday We are sorry to say
our school has not been a success this
term.
The %. &. o. will commence in a few days
to build a railroad up the Austen Valley as
far as the West End and will do away with
the side track at Austen mine and an the
Coal and Coke will come down the Valley
track
The old Orel Coal Coke Company be
gins to assume It's old time business like
appearance. The water has been pumped
out down to the Austen vein and tho old
works have been cleaned out and they now
have miners at work with two Hulcs down
in tho shaft hauling coal to the rpplc Mr.
Thomas Ritson. Of Collier Pa. IS the new
superintendent aod be is the tight man IN
the right place
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Bruceton
Correspondence OF Tie Argus.
We have had a very cold spell.

Correspondence of Tie Argus.
We have had a very cold spell.
Rev. J. W. Idleman made flying visit TO
Terra Alta, last week.
John Emerson was digging coal for Emanuel
Beeghly, last week.
Luther Bryte and John spndler were at
Masontown, Pa. last week.
Miss Matte Freelaud was visiting her parents
at Hutton switch, last Thursday and Friday
The stave mill situated on wehsteriT.dn, has
been running in full blast for the lasC week.
The Box Social he by the band boys short
time ago, was success considering the In
clemency OF the weather.
The Republicans are discussing quite freely
their coming candidates for the Offices of this
county. The general trend OF oplnioi is-for
new men.
-Four cases for the violation OF the compul-
sorry school law were up before Squire McIib-
bons last Thursday one week ago. They were
not convicted.
EMILE lola.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
The First Session OF Grant District
Farmers Institute win be Held In
Bruceton, March 10, 1900.


PROGRAM.
Institute eonvcnes at TO a. m.
Invocation 10y Rev. jeremiah Thomas.
Music
Introduction 10y District Chairman.
Address Of Welcome by ]. w. Michael.
Organization.
Good Farming--what is It'll. II.
FIankhousev aud jeremiah Guthrie.
General Discussion.
Commercial Fcr,ilters-C. c. Frank.
honser and Evan King,
Lime-Iis Use and Eileet---Andrew Spin.
dler and Charles Thomas.
General Discussion.
Declama,ion--Jo Joseph Hasshbarccr.
What Constitutes Good Plowinr-I.. III.
smith and II. l.. Darby.
General Discussion.
Sheep HuSbaudry--walter Collins and
Wm. NJ. Collier.
General Discussion.
Music.
Five Minute Speeches.
a. s. MeNair, Jonas Frankhouser. A. X.
Frazee, Daniel MosScr, Noah Thomas, Iohn
Winer VIM. NJ, Wolf, J. 6. Arnold, i. +.
Gribble, T. ]. Ryan, !. I. Smith and Frank
Barnes.
Report of Committee on Program.
Music.
Adiounmeni
We most urgently request all parties ON
program to come prepared and ask of all
the farmers of Grant and Pleasant districts
that they favor MS with their presence and
help in the general discussions. Bring your
wives and children. We expect to give
them an important place in the work MS soon
as we get IN good working shape.
Z. y. CurrEE District Chairman.
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Church Notice.

EDITOR ARGUS -
The closing services for this conference
year of the Beverly Hill church. Thursday
night prayer and experience meeting. Fri
day night an address by the pastor to the
young people. Subject "Self-improve-
ment Sunday will be Grand Rally Day.
The stewards hope TO raise SIS at this time.
There will be preaching at II a. m, 3 p. m.
and 1880 p. m. The public is cordially in
vited. REV. CHAs. G.. CUMMINGS, Pastor.
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no oEoRGE A. TAYLOR.

Take notice chat shall. on the 9th day Of
March. fgoo at the Office Of w. Watson
boz kiugwOod. Preston county West Vir.
ginia. between The hours Of a. M and D.
m 81 that day, proceed TO take the deposi-
tons Of myself and others. to be read as evi.
dcncc on my behalf bon a certain suit in
equity pending in the Circuit Court Of Pres.
ton county West Va wherein YOU are de.
icndant and ann plaintiff
And II from any cause. the taking OF the
said dispositions be not commenced on that
day or ~ commenced and not concluded
on shat day the taking Of the same will be
continued from day TO day. and from time
TO time. az the same place. and between the
same hours until the same shall be com
plctod Respectfully,
FLORENCE TAYLOR.
by r. I Crogan Counsel
Haywood W Va. Feb. 10. 1000.
~ rs 90 % 81 so)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01

T. n. Parks. aH attorney from FairInOnt. was
here this week oxa mining the work Of the West
Virginia Digest. By the lato Henry Clay Hyde
and negotiating for the completion and pub.
fishing Of tho book Mr. Parks r. native Of
Tyler county aud his wife IS a cousin Of Mrs
Hyde.
Miss Mary Reed. ~ near Webster. Taylor
county. arrived IN town today, and will remain
here for some time. tho guest Of her brother. C..
r.. Reed. ~ the Tonsotisl Parlor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
Marriage Licenses.

John NJ. Carrico IS,
Lena HorchIer II.
Marcellus Miller II,
Nancy a. Smith 20
Clayton Wolfe ~,
Alma +. White ~.
Charles w. Spiker 20,
Rachel C. Liston ~.
All native Prestonians except Wolfe, who
$ from Garrett county, Maryland.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
s'The Better Part

or yalor is discretion" and the better part
Of the treatment Of disease is prevention.
Disease originates in impurities IN the blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla purihes the blood.
People who take IL at this season say they
are kept healthy the year round. Il is be-
cause this medicine cxpels impurities and
makes the blood rich and health-giyiug.
All liver ills are cured by Hoods Pills. 2sc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-03-01
FIRST MeetIng Of Corportors.

The corporators and stockholders Of the
Victoria and Kingwood Railway Company
will hold a FIRST meeting for organization and
such other proceedings as might be had az
an annual meeting al The law Office Of Neil
j. Founey in kiugwood, West Virginia, on
the 5rd day Of March, 1000, at 10 o'clock
"a. ni.
by order Of the undersigned, being a
O. majority of the stockholders Of said com.
pany. ADELE ~ BfrLrER.
IlENRf pE BuLER
20. j.. l. CROgAN
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