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SeabOard Air Line Railway
"FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
iINE.n

ETNE.T
LEAVE WASHINGTON. PESHA- R R STATION
- 4 N. daily Florida and Atlanta Fast Nail
Iof petersburg, Raleigh. Southern Pines Pine
hurstr CaIudeS, Columbia. Savannah JscEson-
s4tif' Tallahassee. and Tampa. Charlotte.
IAthens. Atlanta. New Orleans and points
vest Through sleeping cars TO Jacksonville
and Hamlet to Atlanta
900 r ~ tSily. Fiorida and Metropolitan Lin
iteo-Dra'Fing Room. Compartment. Olsserva-
Ion and Dining Cars-for Raleigh southern
Pines. Pinehurst. Camden. Columbia savannah
Jacksonville, and 81 Augustine 5 eeping Car
Jacksonville. to Tampa.
20 r NJ daily Florida and Metropolitan Lin
Aea tor charlotte, Athens. Atlanta. Chat
tanooga. Nashville New Orleans. and points
Southwest Through sleeping cars to Atlantis.
For further ialormation apply to W. NJ Ne
CoNNELL. General agent 1874 New YORK ave
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WANTED Furnished room, With or without
beard; refined Young lady; permanent within
iour blocks Of Patent Office. Address BOX So
tiis pfrcr uf2-S
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TANTEB-New or secondhand dayton: part cash
balance ou time; reliable party. address Boz
S}4, tl.i- Office. Ml2-2
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WANTFD-At once a coored girl as general
housesToTSer, bring ref al SO stu 81 Sc el3S
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FOR RENT-STBURHAN.

VIENNA, VA 70 miles from Washington next
station beyond Fails Church. which express
trains stop; houses at So. s. SO and So per
month"; small deposit viii hold them till
you war; tseW5 come out % P a.. ct back
10 city 7:40 p II. Wednesdays aud SatrIrd1TS
address r v PIERCE. Vienna "a 7r21-iro
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Omee Rooms-Lov, Rent.

Some arst-c1sss office rooms for rent IN Huteh-
ins Building corner Tenth and D streets north
west. Elevator, steam heat. electricity. an3 vcrg
low rent
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMFRICAN LINE

NV THANPTON-LONDON-
St Louis.-Feb. %. 10 New K Mar 90. 10 q ~
New k-Feb y. 10 am 1ate1l a. Mar -. 10 an
Nadr-l'd Mar G. 10 an = LaiuS. Ar. 3. 10 q m
St Louis..Alar. y. 10 am New App To- IG an
RED STAR LINE
NEW K-ANTWERP-PARIS
N"or+5nd. Feb. 20. noon Southyark- Mar. 6. noon
Friesiand-...Feb. p noon West'nl'd. Mar IS, noon
INTERNsTIuNA NAVIGATION CD"niNY
Piers Il and Is y r New York Office, IS
Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFIt r. .2G6 F ST NV
Or e. W Moss. I41I q 81. NV
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wAxTEn-noos AND BOARD.

WANTED By Young man attending college. posi-
tiOn a- nurse or companion for board and room
AdGrezs BON 4ll- LE.- ONE mica
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FOB RENT-HoISEs.

FOR RENT House; si~ rooms and hath: al nod
ern improvements large yards and closets; rent,
$3.50. zG25 X ST. NV rglS3
FOR REMIT desirable colored tenants 1910
18th ST rooms and bath: mod iups-: newly
papered and painted beautiful foaat-au AueIy
TO y. BALDWIN JOHNSON, IlgI z. / ave nv.
eg-T
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SAI.E-We VIII sell a choice lot IN cleo
tri- railway during tclEuar. only Jog ~-iJ- ter1z
$40 can balance monthly HI5Ha1t interest or
18th It rI5-14
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WALL PAPER.

HAVE got EEEN 10 cur new storeF Vel. sav
we showing tse greatest display OF -pr.ng
assortment Ot WaH raperiHg in tie city. Hun
treas and hundreds Of patterns 10 select from
Color bleeding auF specially Rooms tayeresi
s. up +. g. NOLTE. S2f 5th ST. ng. nil
ROOMS PAPERED, 3 up; only dealer Who gives
S legal guarantee 1iIh al work: estimates flIr-
nished5 samples brought largest and finest as-
EortmeHf. send postal 10
WILLIAM Y MAHDNEY Coz Pa ave Sc
Sn94E
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WANTED Experienced seaEn5treSS At one
GJNILACH. 90 81. NV.
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Southern RY.
Schedule in effect January q, 1901

Schedule in effect January =, 1901
Trains leave nom Pe-iAs- Station.
s:0l q N Daily Local for hlrElson5urg a9a
mas !. m. Daily. L 5 Fast Mail Sleeping
cars 70 NeR orlc2ss, Columbia, savannah. 4-d
jacksonville uniting Salisbury with Sles per Tor
Ashsyiile. Chattanooga, ami Memphis. and az
palyiile with sleeper for Birmingham AID at
Charlotte with sleeper for augusta Solid Jrtl1
Nash ugl0u 70 New o-isanz- Binlng car service
II:SI n m Daily. Local fer Characteristic
4-2i p m Week Days Local for FIcas Roy a,
St-asb4rg and Harri~oEbu-E-
ISL .. m Daily- Locsl for Chariott eSyille-
s-55 o n Week DAYS New York AID Florida
Limited. Composite Cafe anI SIno>inE Car DIN
ing Car. Compartment and DaV'ln= Ss"fn ; ecp-
ing Cars and Library and Observation Cars New
York and Washington 70 s Ausu.tlae. md
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car Nefs York
and y aSIjuEt0n TO Aiken and Augusta connect
Ing a. Co.ualbia with PaTioT Car for Charleston
and at NaycFoS with Paror Car for Townsville.
Ca
oE J. n. Daily y Y. & Fla Express sleep
ing car 10 Augusta with connections Tor Aiken
and Charleston. and 10 Savannah. J4aAsonsl4le.
ami Port Tampa and Thursdays 10 Townsville,
Ca Through coaches 10 Jacksonville ami At
Ianta- Uniting II Danyile with Pullman sieepers
from Richmond and N0rIo Tor Charlotte 1OU--
ist sleeper Washington 10 san francisco Mondays.
Wednesdays, and Fridays Dining Tar service.
1901 p EEily- Ha-hsn- Co1 and Chattsnugaza
Limited Via l. nChburg)- Sleeping cars u Roam
oae, Knoxville. CilattsEoosa. Msmp.is. and New
Orleans Ff.rgGsh coach 70 Memphis. Dgniag
service
1919 p Il. Daily. Washington and Southwest
ern Lis.itsd. Sleeping cars TO Ashsvile. knox
Vile Chattanooga and Nashville. and to Atlanta
Macon. 3irTnins hSJn. Memphis. Montgomery No
bile and New Orleans, Dining service Tues
days and Tlurssla : S.eepiEs car Washington 10
P;nenurst. y &, ar.i Tuesdays. Thursdays ami
Saturdays Sunset Limited Annex Sleeper wash
iDgt0n 10 New Orleans connecting at Nss Orleans
with Sunset Limited foT san Francisco.
TRAINS on BLUENONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington 9:Ci a m daily 4:4g D. m
week days and 6-25 p. m Sundays FOR Blue
mont 6.Z5 p n. Saturdays and 4-55 r. m week
days and :2g p N. W5dHe-iIys and Sztur-
days only for Lees5urg. 6.25 ?. II. week days 10
ucrudon-
Through trains from me South arrive Washing
-uu 6-t2 an. G-j2 am. 100 lsIly -'-'-
q II. daily except Monday, 2-l5 pm. and
IN daily From HaTr.s3uhuTE Il -JT am
agS and $40 pm daily From Chariottt
- am and gao pm daily
Tickets. sleeping car IeseTFatioHS. and OF
CREATION furnished and baggage called &,
seed from hotels and residences by
Transfer Co. on elders LETT AT TicarI OFT
18th ST. NY; 81 Pcnna- Ave. NV.
Peuna. Station
'Pheue I4n for P r R. Cab Service
FRANK s CANNON. 81 y P ard t'ca Mgr
6 Z HARDWICK- General P1Ss'r Agent
I. s BROWN General Agent
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nELP NANrs.I-l.s:,,ALE.

WANTED Corpetcrf Write servant far general
housework: . IN family 20z2 \. St NV ell
WANTED-At once. al 20 y ] axe. NV. girT
10 cook. wa-h and ir1n- also waitress and cham
beTnaid; must steep ri nome. refs. eI
WANTED-YolIng lady for Office work. Apply
THURSDAY. between and Z a ia, Hoo-l
AcGiH Bldg. COS st NV 81
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wANTEn-Good barber at once 90 st NV
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOL; SALE-Entirc contents of naval ar7 rr's resi-
dence. chamber. dining. and I.rlsr suites: odd
s'id MAHOGANY dre--ers trIulicsJr dressing mir
r0r~- extra 3Ir-e massive bedroom furniture
wardrobe; large heaters; hair r,a jtre~>as: Nebe-
piano, c0st 500 for So iron beds with srinzS
$50; sewing machine -: bookcases roil-to.
desk; combination de-- cots-ha~. pictures. range,
organ, rug, Iratflng, etc 40 1th ST. n"- eIS-2
FOR SALE-ou, hi.-s.-zrul SINGER machine. in
OAK: seven drawers all sttaeilrTen1-- SIS. f.}3
La ave mI3-5
FOR sALE-Hida aiI sell cheap. elegant oak
standard upright piano. Box 4ol, ,ii- office.
eI2-3
FOR sALE-Sl5 Sill buy fine New Etoluc-Eeu IN.
machine. u-d i"Gr months, must sell al ouce
To realize the cash. Address Bon 3S5 Ibis ossca
MIA
FOR SALE- Grass covering with manure ma COW
manure Tor t"Ner ordering Er=-1i oF r.t,en ut
reasonable price small or large quantities; eGt
,Ri- address CUT NM CARTER. las Prospect
1 ne MIS-
FoR sALE-one aprisht piano. 500 $50 Louis
lana ave. NV ail2-&
in2 faarhines, ali makes FJNa's. 5a1 81
ST mI2-S
FOR SALE-Cyliader press Al condition. bar
eain- HtlW"RtH. 5l2 sJh ST ellis
FOR SAIE-Sngsr machine. s.. White s. 20.
4 ~ '+-A...-i
- Sla-.o; all "Ars1E-ell Tor years Ii Open
htISltR = 3i' @'h 81 EN- ellis
FOR SALE-yery fine fve-year-old Durham and
Hrlstcln mich cow and cali: excellent iaIz ker.
eII Ist: ana .I'7IIs1l i Pr9oEt.nd Il I'M
FOR sALE-Counter y feet long; suitable for
bar OF lunchroom. - Pa ave NY els
--
t,irc * better than a cheap lface of non f1r,-i
t3Irc FRIES & UOPW0oD, sta and h 81 fv
rnII-&
---
FOR SALE Singer sewing machine, goou order.
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Corn Sufferers.

Bring them 10 our Office. and we guarantee i'm
mediate relief and permanent care or no pay
Office hours from am. until midnight. Of
fee Us ~ 81. sw ui3-T
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FOR RENT-oFFTCE ROOMS.

FCK REST Rooms in buiid1n- 80 Ct NV.
rheap Eent Apply 20 u } DANTE. Hntchins
Rai.ling 10Th and D s. HarS.rg
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FOR SALE Cigar and news stand. must sell on
s-couuG 81 other business Col ST.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT-Iares % foar sauLl fFaut room
HlCh excellent table board; moderate terms. 1918
L ST. DIV. cl2-3
FOR RENT Room and board; private family;
- per week IA sth i. sw. mIz-2
FOR RENT-ap5 18th st. THE NELROSE. op-
pu-iJr Franklin Park, large bright sunny
front room. bath same floor. porcelain tub:
also large second floor room. bath on same floor:
small hall room: al well heated; table excel
lent rnl2-&
FOR RENT-Ecry pretty, sunny rooms, single or
suite. Iev door froIH 18th st. line. with
ar without excellent board 1917 Bacon St nv.
MIS-
FOR RENE'- Desirable front room. first Aoor. with
good home board - per week 30 81 nv
FOR RENT-Rooms with board SIS per month
So IIth ST. MS. m12-3
FOR RENT-Roorns with fr<t-class board So
sth 81. nv mli-3
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WASHINGTON, b. q, POSrOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 70 the ports of
sailing daily, and the schedule OF Closings Is ar
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending February
16, 1901 the last connecting closes viii be made
from this office As follows.
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STEAlIBOATs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in The year for Norfolk. New
- port News, aud AZ points SoutA. by the
- superb. powerful Steel palace steamers
- Newport News ''Norfolk." and w -sh-
- in@JoE.' tE= ioLlovinz schedule.
Lv. Washing go IN. ~. Portsmouth S 90 pm
LY. Aie1audriE--7-0J prl LIZ. Nor5oLk-.-6.00 pm
Ar TT Monroe 90 am Lv. Fl Nouruc.-.Oo pm
Ar Nortolk-----s-Ug am Ar ajeSaHdrla- 30
Ar P0rJSIHDuth5.l5 ara Ar. Washing tor. To
. HcAets Oh sale Il 81 Penn ave- g. aud
- Q. ticket of1-t bIs Penn ave ana corner
- 18th ST ana \ !. ave, c. & o. ticket Of
- fees. ~ 5Is Penn ave aud CJg l41h 81:
- 5. 4. L. IicRrt Office. lf54 y Y ave-. and
On board stsuIftu-s
& Fer further Information apply gen
- eraI Offices. 7th St wharf. Washington, D. c.
Phone, $50
no2su JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
LACE curtains Numbered. aoc.; No lime 22I D
Il. NV. eII-3t
PAD BILLS COLLECTED or 10 charge. H. d
GORDON, Lawyer. 6l5 18th 81 NV mills
BAD BILLS COLLECTOR by JOHN c. FOSTER.
Attorney. 1000 sta ST. NV. m1I-3
MATTRESSES MADE OYER at residence. $50
Address BOX a75. this Office. mll3
PROF. CALDWELL's DANCING PALACE. 9I& f
ST NV; class evenings, Tuesdays and Fridays;
hall for rent other nights NILS
DANoING-PrIyate academy. 1913 18th St NV
MISS LEON AkDO. Premiere nanseuse; only mem
Der in Washington Of National Association Mas
ter- Of Baa=ing- ml0-l
ANY ORDINARY clock cleaned. SOC. Watches,
lewelry. music boxes accordingly charged; salts
faction guaranteed: send postal, viii cali for and
deliver free To all parts Of District. CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY. IlS4 9TH st.
8OOKBNDING FOR THE HULIDAYS-Books of
all kind bound in short notice; magazines etc.
pIcketbooks and all leather goods letEered in
gold OF silver; bind anything. WILLIAMS
RiNDERl. CI3-GI5 eth St NV. CHAS. ". DON
DEN, Manager
FULL DRESS SUITS. 81. for hire. 81 JULIUS
COHEN. lIG4 9Th St nv.
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted, 81;
machines for REM hy week month at Open
HElMERS NEW HOME AGENCY. 5li 9Th Of. nv.
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HELP waNTED-MALE.


WANTEn-Cood barber at once 90 C. ST. NV
wANTED-Young man from country. ylrIr.an.
So month, a. he lnan. Enquire Basement 5l5
18th 81 NV "a
WANTED Three drst-class paperi.-rgers at once
4 g NoLTE, 50 sth St el
WANTED-Ff,rce good coIorsd walters at once
Enquire la52 1ith ST. Ell
wANTED-Boy 20 help around store, BOONE,
II26 Pa ave. el
wANTEB-A boy to carry a Times route, - per
month Gail at l52e 5th ST. ma- 81
WANTED Fir~t-,la~s 1re-- feeder: exr,risnee We
gured; also cn.cr,a boy l2th and 6 st~-- room
q. bsnh building. MI
wANTEn-A frst-clas~ white barber Apply 10
J. F. GERIUID. Go IZth 81 rs. mi
WANTED Married man to work on farm Adj
dress Bon 10. this office MIS-
WANTED-Good boy Tor office work AIdre=~
BOX AZ. this office. M
wANTED-A coIored frsJ-ciass barber. go F
St NV. nj
WANTED Second cook. TWO house boys. four
dislwa@hcrs, three walters, porter. drivers
SHACkIEF0RD-S 90s ST. NV. mi
WANTED-Young man for office: also driver and
house boy 200 New York ave. nw. nj
WAYTED-white butler for private family; also
tWo hotel walters and cook 1879 lIth st.
nv. MI
, also help for hotels Basement, 80 18th ST NV
nj
MOHLER'S BARBER SCHOOL. NcU York City:
more students wanted; new system; eight weeks
completes; positions guaranteed when through;
can earn free scholarship. board and transpor,I-
ton; write Ter particulars mss
WANTED-Two well-acquainted young men.
steady work; fair compensation, right parties.
Apply Mr. FRERE. 1910 Fla ave nv. nj
WANTED-Good salesman to represent Us; must
deposit $50 20 secure goods in trust: position
Is worth 500 a month. Address ROBINSON co,
| rs Jefferson st. Toledo. Ohio. jal6-wSsu-l6t
! WASTED-A coIored man. young and single. who
I thoroughly understands driving. Of horses.
and working around house; one from country
: preferred Address, stating wages wanted. and
REFS, Box 49s. tins office. el2-2
! wANTED-Boy Who understands photo printing.
I FLYNN'S, 459 Pa ave eI2-5
WANTED Experienced salesman to solicit orders
Tor merchant tailor; To work on good commits
sion; references required. Gail at Oil 9TH st
! WANTED-White barber at once 10 Harrison
/ St. Aaacostia, D. G rnI23
. WANTED Boy 10 attend horse and drive wagon.
/ g per week: references Address RON &sI- this
J Office Inl23
/ WANFED-An upholsterer for piece work 1913
32d St Nv. Tnl23
: WANTED-W heelWright and blacksmith shops.
near city. Address 1909 y. J. ave. I'M. eIl-S
. WANTED-A might young man about D High
school graduate preferred: must write q good
hand and be quick 1t figures; answer In hand
writing. stating former emEloyer and REFS -z-aii
saary to start with Address Box 3Sl. this office
ciI-3
+ WANTED First-cIasz barber: 50 week guarantee
( Apply II once CHRIS =. GEORGIUS, 657 II St
NV eII-3
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FOR SALE-FkRMS.

FOR SALE seventy acres fine Land. snort df~
lance from city Mary land dwelling and oUj-
baild;nSs; viii SCH whole part cheap; no
agents Address Bon 80, this Office. MES
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED -Two-horse top wagon for Use IN coun.
4gs tHis a.see miss
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries. Inocki.,g
birds, dogs, cats, RABBITS gold FISH etc;
estniogCe free. sCHAIL5s BIRD STORE. ~ 18th
81 nE. sui2-tf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-11

of the new bridge across Cheat river
at Rowlesburg.
In conformity with an Act of the
Legislature passed February 10,
1897 establishing a School Book
Board in this county, the following
parties were appointed for a term of
four years from July 1901 at
which time the term OF. Office of the
present Board expires: Kingwood
district, ]. Slidell Brown; Valley
district, II. A. Hartley; Lyon dis
trict, Samuel N. Rogers; Reno dis
trict, Arthur w. Carrico; Union
district Lee A. Smith; Portland
disttict, X. f. Burke; Pleasant dis
trict, ]. J. Kelly; Grant district,
Lynne Waddell.
J. w. Parks allowed $3.50 for
insurance on Court House for three
years from March 1901 to March
8 1904 in the sum of $4,000, $1,000
in the Californian and 81, 900 in the
American, No. of policy in former
I36I7oI and in the latter 6oso.
The following parties granted
hotel license for year beginning
May 1901 and ending April 30
1902 Mrs. Clarissa Smith, Mrs.
l.. A. Martin, VIM. NJ. jenkins,
Mrs. Nancy M. Lougie and John
M. Crane, all of Kingwood. Mrs.
Nj. M. Guseman and Mrs. Rachel
Bishop, of Tunnelton. George w.
Rohr, at Rohr. J. c. Roby, Mas
ontown. Mrs. Keziah LLOYD.
Reedsville. George b. Jackson,
Gladesville. b. f. Thomas and
Mrs. M. c. West of Evansville.
William +. Stafford and James w.
Robinson, Fellowsville. Mrs. A.
l.. Hale, Miss Alice Heath and ID.
Melvin Rogers, Rowlesburg. Jas.
II. Shaffer and John A. Lantz,
Aurora. Andrew Werner of Eglon.
Joseph McClanaham and Albert !.
Snider, Albrightsville. Richard
Connell, w. c. Huntington, Mrs.
Georgia Graham, Terra Alta and
Smith r. Foreman and Charles f..
Burke restaurants, Terra Alta.
Mcclellan Hartman, Valley Point.
w. ]. Bowermaster, Bruceton.
J. p. Barnes, Brandonville. Thos.
Harrington, independence. ]. d.
Browning, GAINESVILLE. The Court
adjourned last Friday.
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Evansville.

corrcspondencc OF the Argus
WI. Thomas made a trip to Grafton
Sunday.
Rev. +. T. Aiiender begins his proiraeted
meeting at Maple Run this week
Our deputy sheriff. George Harvey. was
In town Thursday collecting taxes.
curran & wclchs saw-mlIl has been
working up the timber on jim Donovan $
place.
Elmer Rush made business trip to
Grafton Monday
The waters were high here Friday. satur,
day and Sunday. On Saturday the mail
failed to reach here from function.
The ~ 4. Sunday-school has been re
organized with Jacob w. Keller superin.
tendent aud Elmer Z. Rush assIsten,
superintendent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-11
THE BEATTY CASE.

The case of John Wesley Beatty
is still III suspense. He was to have
been hanged Friday of this week,
but his attorney is not half beaten
yet and is putting up grea: fight
for his client and may yet save his
neck. Hon. P. ]. Crogan, Beatty's
counsel, Went before the Pardon
Board at Moundsville last week and
argued the case for clemency, but
the Board refused to recommend
Communication of the sentence. Mr..
Crogan went to Charleston to lay
the case before Gov. White, but the
latter declined to interfere. He
then came home and Saturday night
telegraphed the Governor for
reprieve IN order that he could have
time to apply to the Supreme Court
tor writ of error. He waited till
Monday and sent second telegram.
Receiving no reply, he went to
Judge Dent at Grafton and secured
the writ in vacation as the Court
was not in session. This is a STAY
OF execution till the application for
new trial can be argued at the
regular session of the Supreme
Court in June. If they refuse to
grant a new trial, Beatty will have
to be brought back here at the
September term of Circuit Court
to be sentenced by Judge Holt and
another day fixed for the execution.
IT the Supreme Court grants new
trial it will probably take place at
the September term here and any
how Beatty will not be hanged be-
fore September and perhaps not at
all. About the time his attorney
secured the writ of delay from the
Supreme Court, the Governor
granted further reprieve till April
20, which was not necessary then.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-11
Card cfTbanks.

EDToE ARGUS Please allow me space
IN your paper 70 Try 20 express my thanks TO
the many kind people through their help
and encouragement during The long sickness
Of seven Of my family, AMI the death Of two.
Also for the very substantial and much
needed donation received from thc festival
held BY The Christian Endcavor Socicty Of
Mi Vernon pairouizcd by The good people
OF NJ vernon and other neighborboods.
have not words 90 express my thanks for
what hey and others have done for me.
Ny earnest prayer IS that none Of these kind
people may ever be called 10 pass through
what has been our lot.
MRS JOINS McKiSNEy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-11

The County Court last week had
a big time over the smallpox bills
that came in from Reno district.
DR.. J. +. Michaels of Fellowsville,
brought in bill for 50 days service
as quarantine physician at $40 per
day, amounting to $500, and DIR.
Bryan Of Dent, had bill for Or DAYS
service at $40 per day, amounting
to SOTO or a total Of SI2oo for the
two. The Court cut it down to
$3.50 per day each, making total
Of 5000 for the two doctors, who
kicked hard, but finally agreed to
accept il.
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Old General Cassius Marcellus
Clay, the famous abolitionist and
duelist, Of Kentucky, and a former
United States Minister to Russia,
broke out again last week at his
palsual home called White Hall in
Madison county Kentucky and
fred hot shot into a shcrif's posse
who went there to serve papers on
him in civil suit brought against
him by bis daughter. The old
General retired into his house and
fortified himself with bis small
band Of retainers who stick 10 him
and fight for him and the sheriff and
bis deputies had TO give it up.
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Special Meeting of stockholders.

The stockholders OF the Victoria & King.
wood Railway Company will hold special
meeting for the election OF directors aud for
the iransactiono OF such other business as may
come before said meeting, at the Law Office
of Neil J. For,ney in Kingwood, W. Va, on
the I4,h day Of May, I9or,at 10 O'Clock a m.
BY order Of the undersigned, being a
majority Of the directors Of said company.
z. J. CRoCAN,
II. DR. BiLLIER,
ADELE DE BILLIER.
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FrldaY, AprlI 1gth, 1904,

a lot of valuable personal property, con.
sisting OF live stock. farming machinery
and implements. harness. grain. and things
TOO tedious to mention. There are work
horses. mich COWS. head Of two year
old heiiers. 10 head OF two year old steers,
II head OF yearlings. 3 shoats and a brood
SOW. Then there is Deering Binder. a
Mccormick Mower, a Champion Mower
and Reaper combined ? Hay Rakes, a
Grain Drill, Snlkey Cultiyator Spring
tooth Cultivators and spring tooth Har-
Buggy, Bob-sleds. Windmill Cider mill,
Feed cutter. Harness, heavy. light buggy
and Yankee, Corn. Oats and Wheat.
Sale begins at 9 a. m. with Charley Craig
as auctioneer. At.