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WANTED-Psvchic SENsATIvEs 10 ex
hiblt occult phenomena. Agood hypno.
tic subject preferred. Permanent posi-
ton. Address B Immediately, stating
experience fully.
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Newly furnished rooms with heat and
electric light. 1916 Spruce.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN

WANTED Gentle driving horse for
his keeping. Light work and good ca,e.
Cog Spruce St. I,2t
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LOCAL NEWS.
SrDsrior coal at Roberts 1 Cobb
B S, rio roast at Hocking's loc.

Mrs ]. A. Ellet and daughter. Miss
Laura, arrived from the east this morn
inp
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DO YOU WANT TO SELL
List year DeeDsrty With steddard 1
Hosslsy, 2o2o 18th g..

Mrs L. S. Harrison and two children
Of Denver are visiting their parents. Mr.
and Mrs T. ]. Pate.
Daily camera., 1901-11-01
Best rib roas, at Hocking's Ioc.

Your uncle David Kerr of Louisville
was in town today. looking hale and
hearty. Mr.. Kerr has spent the autumn
with his daughter at Victor.
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FOR SALE-A mineral cabinet consist.
ing Of valuable ores from the largest
mines in the state OF Colorado. The
actual value OF this bunch OF minerals is
tI25 Will be sold cheap as party is
leaving the state. 1916 Grove St. I7i
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It G.rdIes the 0lobs

The fame Of Bucklen's Arnica salye,
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer OF
Cuts, Corns, burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds,
Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches Paines and
all Skim Eruptions. Only Infaliible Pile
cure. 25c bax at w. w. Potter and Co,
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Mr. and Mrs p sul Raymond have taken
rooms w.,h Mrs c. S. Pclty for the
winter.
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AT THE
EXPOSITION
SATURDAY. & MONDAY.

oAI & MOlNOAY.
Best grade genuine Russia white
bristles, hair brush s Csc
u gallon best crystal glass water
pitcher l5c
Fruit dishes. crystal glass, fancy
designs. worth 4oc for l8,
apiece breakfast set. crystal glass
worth soc for 28c
Best quality crystal glass table
tumb!ers. each 03c
Salts and peppers. nickel plated
tops. each CSC
Glass stand lamp with chimney
and Turner Csc
Nickel plated Rochester lamp
with shade and chimney 88c
Brass reflector night lamP, com.
plete SIC
Can opener 03c
Best wire corn pepper loc
Large size. best willow, clothes
basket So;
| Cotton clothes line 08c
Large size. turkey feather duster Csc
Genuine dash egg beater 03c
Roll toilet paper Csc
Best iron frame wringtr. white
rubber rolls t8c
Dust pan O6c
Copper bottom tea kettle SIC
Long handled fire shovel l0c
nos Pearl Street. Cheney Block.
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Best rib ro-s at Hooking. Ioc.
SPECIAL TOMORROW!

And Sunday on all candies. discoun,
OF FIVE cents per pound.
G.. II. WACHTER. 1910 18th St.
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For SALE E-I6o acres of choice land
with first class water rights; most Of j,
under cultivation; within seven miles OF
Boulder. Will sell cheap if taken at
once. Come and see me.
THoS. V. WILSON.
In 1896 Pearl St.
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FOR SALE-Fresh mich COWS, II
miles northeast OF city.
II II w. P SALE.
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For SALE-Cheap. A type writing
machine and desk. Inquire Of A. B.
Border at Hiskey & McNaughton's.
Daily camera., 1901-11-01

Tonight
Just before retiring, II your liver 10
sluggish, out OF time and you feel dull,
bilious, constlpated, take . dose Of
Hoods Pills
And you'll be ali right in the morning.
Daily camera., 1901-11-01

WANTED-By strictly reliable in
dustrious young man, some kind OF work.
Clerking or office work preferred. Eight
years experience. Best OF references
furnished. Address "E" care Of Camera
3I3
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Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market
i5im CHAMBERS & HALL.
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FOR SALE-A fine educated parrot,
three years old. Splendid talker. Call
at 1904 Portland street. 24tf
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For RENT-Modern Groom brick
house. Enquire At IS7I Walnut. 2S 6
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Free for Two Weeks
Our full three months
Course in Shorthand.

system, which beats the world. Nointerruption
from business Full course by mail. We eau
teach you just as successfully in your own home
as At a school. Shorthand writer's in great de-
mand Increase your salary by learning this
most valuable art.
To advertise our school and peerless system OF
teaching by mail, we give . full course to linz
tied number who are willing TO do few hours
pleasant work for US free. We assist graduates
in obtaining positions and set them up in bust
ness for themselves. Send self addressed envel
ope for part,ulars.
Columbia Shorthand School
Box 53l, New Haven, Conn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-31
The February Eclectic.

The Eclectic for February opens with
the complete text OF Lord Rosebery's rs.
cent rectoriai address at GLASGOW Uni.
Nersity, upon The British Empire. which
has attracted wide attention abroad by lis
literary qualities hardly less than by its
political timelincss. Another important
political contribution is Signor crispi's
review Of Italian affairs After Eighteen
Years, which " translated from the
Nuova Antologia Some interesting views
OF the Causes which Led to the preserva.
ton OF the Foreign Legations at Picking are
presented by the Rev. Roland Allen. an
English missionary who was among those
who went through the horrors OF the seige.
brilliant paper on NJ. Rostaad and the
Literary Prospects of the Drama from The
Edinburgh Review: an article called
'Disillnsioncd Daughters" in which GER
tam aspects OF the woman question are
considered an essay 10y the Hon. George
- broderiok upon the English as "A Ma.
ton OF Amateurs clever article by s.
a. Ialientyrc on French Wit In the Eixh.
teenth Century the story OF The Evolution
OF Wheat Crop by that xraphic writer.
Harold Blndloss; an account OF Steint,
aud Other Chess Players by Antony Guest:
aud an outof'door paper 10y ~ Son of the
Marshes are among the other striking
features OF the number. Published by The
Living Age Company. Boston.
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AWAITING rnE GROUND noe.
Anxious Popnlacc Interested In Next
Months Weather.

From the rcnnsboro News
When Ground Hog DAY approaches The
world begins 10 get anxious Grosnd Hog
Day means O heap to ordinary mor,al,.
Thanksgiving Day is welcomed with mouths
watering for pumkin pic and turkey, Christ.
mas is received with glad bursts Of song and
Ing gus, OF presents. the New year is
greeted with pealiog bells and general
rampus that is supposed to denote parox.
ism of of eladness that the year we are to do
wonderful things in has arrived safely, but
It's different with Ground Hog Day. These
other days are side issues with the world.
but when the second day Of February dawns
the world holds IFS breath aud goes about
ON tip toe for fear sudden alarm NIGH,
frigh,en the sun out from behind cloud
aud cause no end of troablc down here.
On this great day MIR. Ground Hog the
weather prophet, cuts considerable ice in the
worlds calculations. On this day the
'Shadder" prophet arouses from his long
sleep and prepares to forecast the weather
FOR mankind. The signal stations may fore.
N"N' =" iNWhSN language as much as they
choose, but the world refuses to rest easy
until old man Ground Hog wakes up.
scratches flea off of his ear and gets ready
for business. Picking up the la,es, weather
report he regards il contemporary.
"Shueks," he says, 'l'll knock that procla.
nation silly quieker'n scat" Then he puts
ON his spee,acles, erawls on, n,o the world.
turns around three times and after making
mysterious marks ON the ground he impress
lively muIIers these mystic words "Hypus
vpns son of gun, whoopus roopus where's
the sun e'' Then he pixies around and II
he sees his shadow he yawns and ambles
back to bed for another six weeks of sleep,
for II is dead sure to be cold that long. H.
however he does not see his shadow he
does few steps of the Highland lling,
whistles ~ Hot Time" and announces that
spring will soon be here. This day of days
will soon be here and we're beginning TO
feel solemn
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Howesviilc
WATER LILY

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Born, unto Mr.. aud Mrs. Charlie Greaser,
fine big boy.
Julius Greaser made a f,iog trip 10 Tun-
melton Saturday.
We notice the smiling face Of Marshall
Gross 10 our vicinity.
Miss Alice Barlow is spending few weeks
10 Grafton with friends
Mr Bradshaw, o-Dsep Hollow, hs, re-
turned 10 his work here
Edward Doyle was calling on the fair
sex At rcnnellon sunday last.
G. a. Borgmaa and daughter. Matilda,
were AZ Kingwood Tuesday last
We are sorry to noic the serious illness Of
Mt and Ahs. Henry Miller at this writing.
Mrs. J L. Mckenzie wen, 10 Grafton
Saturday 10 see her nephew, Edward
Shouilie, who is dangerously 10.
Miss Ella Barlow gave a dinner TO her
friends last Sunday. Those who we're
present are Misses Ella ". and Annie
Borgman. Anna WEIGH, Mary sweahngcu,
Matilda anJ Ella Bergman and Mes,rs.
Lowell Bromhal, G.. 7. aud Joe Bergman
and Matte Myers They all say It was
good 60 have heen there. GUTss WHO.
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Zinn's Chapel.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Although we have not been heard of for
quite awhile, still we at, alive and enjoying
ourselves and prosperity.
la grippe seems TO be the order of tho
day.
Frank linn made business tip to Mason
town last Monday.
Mrs. Jane Watkins, We arc sorry to re.
port, is very sick at this time.
Our school is progressing nicely under
the instruction of Miss AIaude Orr.
Dock Born is enjoying himself in his Gne
new house, which is quite beauty
Brown and Homes have moved ;heir
sawmill on the land owned by Casper Born.
The many friends Of Isaiah Kirk arc very
sorry to learn of his illness and hope for his
speedy recovery.
Frank Zinn and sister, Miss Mary and
Maude Or were calling at the halfway
house last Sunday
Lloyd linn has been very sick with acute
inflammation OF the stomach. Or. Fortney
is attending him
Mrs. G. II. Zinn and daughters, Cora aud
Matte, arc just recovering from very
severe attack Of Ia grippe.
The people Of this were place surprised as
well as saddencl to hear Of the death Of Nj.
Boyd cobun, of Mason,own.
Chas. Mckinney aud sister, Della, arc
very low with typhoid fever. Their many
fdcods hope for their speedy recovery.
Miss Deilie Zion IS. SO we learn, very
sick at Mr. Joseph Reed at this time. Hope
she will soon be able 10 he with US again
Rev. NJ. d. iIelmick, Pres. Of the ~.
Va. Methodist Conference, will preach at
this place February Cd. at p. m. All are
cordially invited to be present to hear one
Of the greatest speakers Of the day Come
everybody.
WATER LILY.
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No. IS Garlitz School.

Programme for Friday evening Feb. T.,
1901
Recitation, - r. Carroll, Sherman White,
Ross Miller, Roy White, Arthur Miller,
Laura Barlow, Arley Ilarlsel, May Deyall,
Ada BosleY aud Harry Bosley.
Select Reading, W. X. ShsGsr, Thomas
Gariitz, Berthe Garner.
Minute speeches, W. K Shaaer. Thomas
Garlitt, II. =. Miller. Jacob White. Allea
Fawceu, y =. Carroll, y. T.. Miller and
Earl Greaser.
Debate, qucston-Resoivcd. That men
will go further for the love Of money than
for the love Of women. 10 affirm, w. X.
Sha1cr, y. j. Carroll and b. -. Miller.
To deny, Thomas Csrlit, J.. G.. Bergman
and IT, r. Miller
QuesGon Tor two weeks. for debate. Ff
day evening Feb. 3, 1901 Resolved. That
The signs Of the times indicate the downfall
Of Che American Government.
Society last Friday was organized
by cieoting Thomas Garlin president,
Harley Miller secretary and W. e. shadsr
corresponding secretary. The members *.
peot 20 make ths society the bcs, literary
entertainment IN The county We hove .
good school house. cool community. and
the old as wslla Che yoang are invited.
C0RerspoNoNG SECRETARY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-31

County CLERK George A. wan. has beer
III and confined TO the house the past week
uierry crowd OF Young folks from rnn
melton. came down to Haywood sleigh
riding Tuesday uigh,.
Clyde Barbe Of NIorgaalown has been her,
this week. representing the BOOK Publish
ing House Of II. Heath s Co.
Andrew Jackson Bethel of Carlisle. Pa.
is here this week representing the J. n.
lippincntt x CO. Publishers. Of Phaa
dciphia
Charles zirk,e editor OF the Ph,lippi
Republican is in town this week in the in
teres' Of Butler sheldon 4 Co. school
Book Publishers
I'd NJ. Heermans go, hold OF The redis
'rieting plan Of the Republicans caucus aud
wiredit TO the Dispatch before other news.
paper men got cato IL. Ii was published in
Pittsburg before q, was known in Charles.
ton He beat no, only the Wheeling pa
pefs but the Charleston papers as welI.
His letters in the Dispatch have been read
with much interest in Morgantown during
the acknowledgement Dominion.
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Hndnon.
epco OF Tho Argus

Correspondence OF Tho Argus
]. ]. jenkins is at home now on a two
weeks vacation
We saw the smiling face Of I. w. Gibson
in our midst last Sunday
Miss Rhena Harmed left las, Sunday for
Kingwood, to spend few weeks
Miss lisa Gale, who has been staying a,
Kingwood, is visiting her parents nov.
Miss Anna Wolfe is visiting hef sister,
Mrs. wilbcrt Smith, Of Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elmer Garner we're visiting
at Mrs. Gamers parents last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Matte n. Graham, who has been
visiting at Mr.. w. l.. Johns. returned to
her home last Tuesday.
Rev. T. r. Idleman filed the pulpit at
Harmony Grove last Sunday morning and
preached very interesting sermon.
Mrs. Laura Kcnsn and little daughter.
Miss Avis, Of Morgantown. are spending a
few days with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w Gibson.
Another quite surprising event occurred
last Sunday at Mr.. J. l.. Galloway's. Ills
daughter, Miss Pearl, and Mr.. Oryal Walls.
Of Rockville, were quietly married at the
home Of the brides parents. Rev. T.. p.
Idleman performed the ceremony. The
same evening Mr.. Walls left for Pisgah.
where he will nurse Mr. Dick Walls, who
is very sick with typhoid fever. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walls have our best wishes for long
and happy life. GARNET.
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Fellswsviils.
esnondencc Id No Arrn.-

Correspondence 81 The Argus
We arc having plenty OF rain. mud and
smallpox.
Ernest Watson has a, las, found a eiseoit
10 suit him
Mime host, J. W. Robinson. made mp
20 rounelioo Wednesday.
John Smith goes to Evansville once every
week wi,hou, any Co(alNNugl.
Miss Lora Robinson is visiting her sister,
Mis- l.. 4, Stafford, at rannel,on.
Miss Ida Longdrdee has been very IN with
the Ia grippe for some days since.
Leah aud Clay Lynch have been very
sick FOR the las, two weeks With colds
Our Jolly friend. Harvey DUR. of reu-
melton, vas in town Monday on business.
rhos. Stone, our present -overseer Of the
poor was at runnelton on business
Thursday.
Our school began again Monday morning
ef'er res, of two weeks during the small.
poN scare.
Why is ii that Miles Coban or Frank
lanham have no, visited Fellowsville for
some time
Mr.. aud Mis-, NJ. \. Brooks were the
guests Of friends aud relatives at Evnnsville
during the pas, week.
We arc sorry to say Pink" kuo,ts is
very low with typhoid fever, lie has been
lingering thus for some days.
Mn. Martha Corbin who has been visit.
ING on the West Virginia Central for the
past two months, returned home Wednesday.
Or. MsT Powell, of Newhurg and +. II.
Shay, merchant of Function, were the
guests of Mack Shay, the smallpox patient,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Virgil Robinson has moved his
family to Belington where he has lucra.
tive situation as a barber Mr.. Robinson
graduated at New York. a, the Mohler
College of BARRIERS.
We hear that James Gibson. of Function,
is going West It seems strange to us
tina, he will star, South to get "wes,."
think h likes the Southern State the best
ior Lilies bloom all the year
Our school'.ouc for educational purposes.
aud our school Of courlship ate closed for
an indeGui, time. The former owing to
smallpox and the latter owing to the sore
ness Of arms. Hence, since the smallpox
scare has broke in on us here the young
people are lost Some run very narrow
escapes Of being quarantined a, the home of
their best girl no. long since No schools,
church nor counting is the motto of Reno,
After SO long long period | will close.
KNIGHT ARGUS.
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Spenking Of Nemsnnners.
BiLL SwADE

with q news gathering service sweeping
the world down 10 the last second. and
with an editorial page the product Of judg
meni, ability. force. discrimination and
real humor. The Pittsburg Times is con.
spicnous as a daily newspaper that is good
reading always. II Is safe to assert that
thre arc more clippings Of news events
worth preserving and OF general informa.
ton made from The Times than from any
other paper published Ia Pittsbug Like
good home. IL is tidy. clean comfortable.
and with everything OF the best one finds
within its pages information. instruction.
comfort and pleasure as he may desire.
That it conducts no typefoundcrs vandc.
vile Of freak headlint makes IL the pride
Of the printers craft. II is not above re.
publishing from the humble country papers
and with whatever q uses Il invariably gives
full credit The Wooden Indian quaint
iu his philosophy. has tomahawkcd 10 death
many tired unhappy feeling. The serial
story Of thc best. Is told in installmcnts
neither too close together nor too far apart
The editorials are written with sincerity.
dircctncss Of expression. and reliability Of
information that makes the page the daily
text book Of many person in lfc's school
Of facts. Giving other people the right Of
individual opinion u Is never a scold nor a
nagger The Times FIRST and above all
is reliable Us Geographic service covers
civilization It's local news rs crisp and
honest It's financial and market reports
arc accurate. The sporting world Is
covered 10 an attractive way The social
field is carefully and intelligonuy cult.
waited Six cents a week.
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Rohr

AOuI
Correspondence OF The Argus.
will Try and pencil you n few lines for
your valuable paper. as the correspondents
here have failed to pu, in an appearance for
sometime.
J. L. Gale lost fine horse last week.
J s. Moore is ON the sick list this week.
Mrs, J. {. Groves is visiting her parents
We are having plenty of winter at this
writing.
j. A. Cress has purchased home com.
fort stove.
Andy Conner makes his regular tip each
week to Mr.. Mollses.
One of John Skaters little boys died last
week with diphlheria.
Lots of grip in this community, hut not
the kind that we enjoy.
II. r. Copeman has been working for
Emery Gale for some time.
George Gibson got some OF his ribs broken
few days ago, while hauling logs.
The log and lumber haulers hav' Mt been
doing much for the last two weeks.
George Rohr is doing rushing business.
George knows how to. make the money
jingle.
Mrs. I. Core and two sons left last Thurs.
day for Ohio. to visit relatives aud friends
for two OF three weeks.
j. +. Gale has been confined to his home
for the las, two weeks. hut we are glad to
note that he is able to be out again.
Mis-. ]. G. Taylor died las, Tuesday
with diphtheria The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Fellcrs, Wednesday at 2
p. m, at Mt Zion, after which the remains
were laid 10 rest in the Gale graveyard.
Success 10 TUX AecUs. II the Office
goat don't get this we will try to write
again.
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FORMATION OF WEST VIRGINIA.
A Highly Interesting Book Soon TO Make
Its Appearance.

West Virginia book TIA. is certain to be
OF intense interest to West Yirginians will
shortly appear from the press of the Wheel
ING News. II is "The History Of the For.
nation of Yves, Virginia" 10y Prof. w. Z.
Wiley of the State University. Prof. vii.
ley has had access to all papers of his ia
Their, the late Hon. wai,man T. Wiley,
and has enriched the hook with iemarka-
bic fund of hitherto unpublished matter rel
atiye to the formation Of the state. The
book will be neatly printed and handsomely
bound and will be highly valuable add
ton 20 the literature Of Yves, Virginia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-31

The Preston County School Book Board
will convene in the court house here on
Friday evening Of this week, February st..
at 73o o'lock. for the purpos, Of adopting
s'hooi-books for This county and making a
FIVE years contract with The publishers for
the same. Several large publishing houses
will have agents here 20 present the merits
Of their books 20 the Board and thc session
viii likely last 600 noon Saturday and per.
hapi longer. The Board IS composed Of the
following members.
Valley disuici-H Amos HARLEY.
Lyon Samuel ~ Royew.
Reno William Iougbndge.
Kingvoot di<Fict--J sudcI Brown.
Union -fcc A. Smith
Portland -Rcnneth j.. Burke.
Pleasant -. !. Kelly.
Grant Miss Lynne Wsddlc.
Nh. Hartley the President 81 the Board
and lhc County sup, u Schools. Fcaak w.
Candy. by virtue ~ BIS Office, is The seere-
iary " the Board
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Card OF Thanks.

We take this opportunity of thanking the
Kind neighbors and friends for the assistance
rendered during the illness and death of our
dear boy, Clarence. While we feel that we
can not repay their Kindness, they have our
heartfelt thanks. May God ever protect
them and their families.
MIR. & Mrs. WM. HANRy.
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January Joinsrs.

Henry Clay Feathcr2s Blanche Kelly -.
william Crane - Minnie ldcila Nor.
deck 10
Walter Ridenour ~ Dora y. Ridon.
Our o.
Edward Bunker Conlcy Dicic a. Pratt
John ~ Sheets 3r Nancy Jarc Gall ~.
Daniel Yu'ly 3d. Mary pc,efshcim a.
Arlington 'Wcymsn McG.nnis ~. lsa
Edith Bishop zs
Thomas -. J. Laulg3 Mollic q Trout zf
ANTHONY Bolyard 30 Maggie sbaGer1s.
George Sanford Bowman IS Ida GOOD
win l1
E'Jah u bithof 80 Lonua -. iistou i5
40 natives OF Preston county cxccpt
Yuify Who is from Illinois bat was born Ir
Garrett couGy Md
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Notice 10 Debtors.

tli persons knowing ihcmsclycs indebted
TO The estate of W. S. Watkins q ceased.
either by note OF book account. viii please
call aud settle sane on of before February
20, 1901.
VS.. TAYLOR & w 81. svey.
3ts Adm'w., iuuncilOn. W. Va.
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! write you 10 give you an idea OF the
contagiou-s smallpox u has this far been
boo ten houses. representing o. families and
after all thc members Of these families have
DO The number Of persons will be about q
With ono death that OF a child q or 4 weeks
old
There have been liberated ss patients
aud BOB B or q days more. will Hbcrate 10
more leaving 20 more TO remain there for
some time set.
Two now cases developed last TUESDAY +.
know 81 only suspects
N part OF Che cases have been mild and
some severe. and owing Co the mild eases.
there have been quite diversity Of
opinion as to- % gcnuIncncss causing some
to De- somewhat careless in avoiding cx.
posurcs.
There have been six OF seven general
practitioners that have examined the disease
aud ah pronounce Do genuine smallpox
which reasonably ought 90 convince the
most skcptcal
The people now begin 60 realize the
wisdom Of a determined effort TO stamp
oui the contaglon. AID now the efforts pni
forth are supported and aided generally.
Yours Truly
!. y. MICHAEL. NJ. d.
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ioi me say have used Eiy's Cream
baim. for catafrh aud can thoroughly rse.
ommcnd 30 for what i claims Very traiy.
Kcv ~ W. Hathaway, Elizabeth. n. j.
J tried Elys Cream Balm. and Co ali sp.
pcamuces um cured of caiarrh The terri
DIE headaches from which long suffered
arc gone wv. J. Hitchcock. late Major O..
$ Vol. aad a. A. Con. BlH,lo, s. ~
The Balm does not iriitate or cause snccz
jug. Sold by druggists az so,is. az mailed
by Fly Brothers, 50 Warren ST., New York.