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Aurora.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Miss Mary Getz visited Crellen friends,
last week
David Myers made flying trip to Terra
Alta, Saturday.
p. X. McCrum made a business trip to
Oakland, Thursday.
Carl Thompson, of Clarksburg, registered
at the Mt View, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Ridenour and family
spent Sunday in Oakland.
Miss Jennie Ditmore arrived in town Sat
urday, TO spend the summer.
DIR. Hanson Jarrett, the Grafton dentist,
was in town for two days, last week.
The genial hardware man, Thomas Frye,
was calling on our merchants, Tuesday.
l.. c. Shaffer and daughter, Miss Zellah,
returned from Baltimore, Monday last.
Mrs. David c. Stemple and Mrs. Hattie
Porter were shopping in Terra Alta, Monday.
John a. Lantz and daughter, Miss Nora,
made business trip to Oakland, last week.
Drs. J. Gilbert Selby and Arnold Scherr,
of Eglon, made professional call in town,
Sunday.
Miss Minnie, daughter of Eli Yoder, form
eriy of this place, IS visiting the Misses
Beachy's.
John Wilt and Miss Carrie Mayer, of
Alta, drove over Sunday and spent the day
with friends.
Mr.. Adam shaffer, of St. George, arrived
in town Saturday and was accompanied
home by his wife, Sunday afternoon.
l.. G. Shaffer and son, Herbert, left for
Kingw ood, Saturday. The former will re-
turn Monday, and the latter will remain for
some time.
Rev. Geo. A. Royer disposed of his per-
sonal property at public sale, last Tuesday,
preparatory to leaving for his new charge
at Clear Spring, Md.
Mrs. J. Oliver Laniz, of HartmonsvilIe.
who spent some time with her father, return
ed home Wednesday. She was accompa-
MED as far as German by her father, James
II. Shaffer
MIS- L. c. Shader, Mrs. Adam Shaner,
of St. George, and Mrs. Richard Shaffer.
OF Baltimore, returned from Parkersburg,
Tuesday evening, where they attended the
bedside and death of their sister, Mrs. A..
5. Mann. They we're accompanied home
by their nephew, Master Claiming Mann.
Mrs. l.. c. Shaaer and daughters, Anna
and Laura, are visiting Mrs. Louis Bush, of
Eglon. BUFFALO.
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BROTHER GARDENERS SAYINGS.
The Sage or the Lime Kiln Club Hand,
Down Bits OF Wisdom.

Ebery man wants to go 6shin' now an
den, but nebber ye, found one who was
willin' to see hls hens take n vacashun.
II am mostly men who dcclar' dat marriage
am lottery, an it am mostly men who try
deir best To- make il SO.
When yo' have diskibered a man who
lets dc world slide an nebber worries about
anything, yo' have found pusson dat would
like to get into yo'r debt an stay dar. It's
dc honest men who do most of dc worryin'.
When my nabur's pianer kept me awake
wantedto go to law about it, but when dc
barkin' of my dawg kept him from slumber
an he raised row about IL pu, him down
as a bad man.
When man has got all ready to 60 down
TO dc tax Office an swear off his personal
taxes, muffin puts him out so much as to have
de newspapers come out an speak of him as
an honest man.
When man finds himself as dc owner
OF vicious mewl, he at once reflects dat
he was bon so an can't help 1t, but when
he diskibers de same traits about his feIler
man he wants him punished at once bekase
he isn't like himself.
I've had s2S in my pocket at once an
gone round feelin' dat owned de airth, an
I've bin dead broke an gone around dodgin'
all humanity. From my experience should
say dat man wild about So in his pocket
would hit de happy medium.
After a man has washed his face an dried
II off never could make out why he should
complain dat deir was hole in de towel,
but such things have allus bin an will
probably continue 10 de end.
don't want my felIer man to depend too
much upon my integrity. It's mighty
pleasin' to be told dat yo' am an honest,
conscientious man, but II am also mighty
provokin' TO run across a melon patch next
! day an have to hang on to yo'rself wild
boat hands an miss good thing.
spent six weeks once tryin' to iigger out
de depth an wi,dh Of de ibber Jordan, an
a, de end Of dat time de water board sent uu
man to turn de water of my house kase !
hadn't paid de tax. To-day am mo- con.
sarned bout de sire Of my wood pile dan de
dimensions Of Noah's ark.
Gitiin' drunk may cause man to forget
for time dat de world am cold hearted.
but de gettin ober It must satisfy him dat
he has bin fool, an so don't exaotiy
make out whar de benefit comes in.
find dat most men have certain respect
for truth, honesty an industry. but at dc
same time dey am rather particular 70 in.
quire which ticket 20 vote an how much
pew rent Yo' pay.
II appears 10 be dead sure thing, from
what VIC kin make out, dat de wicked vii
be punished in de world to come, but il an
also jest as plain dat dey arc takin' hear
Of comfort in de one We Hb in an am willin'
TO run deir chances.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-23
A Housecleaning Carol.

The melancholy days have eome-,he sad.
des, Of the year
The carpets on the elo,heslne, aud the in
eesant whaeks we hear;
The bedding's in the kitchen, and the bed.
are in the hall,
For this Is glad hoaseeleaning time-so free
from toll and care.
The pictures are upon the floor while some
one dusis the wall Il;
We eat cold meat and crackers from 9
wabbly kitchen chair.
The neighbors line their windows and a
hasiy census take,
OF all the bric-abrac we have. and calcula.
tions make,
1t it was bough, with ready cash or on the
installment plan
We rescue our provisions from the hasty
garbage man,
And life Is gay and carelesslike, il makes
one want TO roam,
To HE away-because the folks are clean.
ing house at home.
The melancholy days are here-,he days of
soap and dust
Stove polish daubs the tableware--there's
pie on Wagner's bust
Piano holds some frying pans-,he bath.
tubs filed with books
The womenfolks-Ah, who could tell who
they were, by their looks
Sing hey I! The glad houscleaning time
the time of dust and soap,
II is gladstone sight to see-through a
big telescope.
baltimore American
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-23

bell rang. lie answered IL. to find q
"Weaty William" confronting him.
"Just erus, of bread to keep life in me
till morning." said the tramp.
'Do you know anything about poetryp"
qaeried MIR. BoSser, as bright though,
came 10 him.
al ought to, as have Published two vol
umes of it," was the reply.
"rhen come in. I've got part of an ode
here want your opinion on and after YOU
have given ii wen see abou, the crust This
is Is I o bc An Ode to Shakespeare"
81 see. l dedicated my last volume to
him."
al am To read II before a club"
Exactly. I've been there myself IL
It's good thing the newspapers will want
TO publish It. I'm all ready"
Mr.. Bowser looked around for the cat
and out into the hall to see II Mrs. Bowser
had sneaked down stairs, and then read the
first verse. The tramp had no remarks to
make. lie stood with bent head and wab-
bling knees. The second verse followed,
and Mr.. Bowser said:
"rhats as far as have got. And how
do you like il i'
"prop it, old man--drop ~ whispered
Weary"
"What do you mean f'
at will lead TO suicide OF murder"
"Do you mean that you find fault with
my oder"
81, isn't an ode; IL isn't rhyme; IL isn't
Verse. It's hog wash I'm dying for a
crust of bread; but I'm a poet, and when
hear such stuff as that must
"rhen he went down the hall on wings,
with Mr. Bowser after him, and the cat a
good third. A. the door there was a crap.
pie, dozen cuss words and great bang
Ing, and when Mrs. Bowser got down stairs
the caller had escaped. Mr.. Bowser stood
there with his shirt bosom torn out, his col.
lar hanging by one end, and his right eye
turning plum color, but civilian" had
escaped.
els this the same ode, or another one p'
she asked, after while.
lie took his hat off the hall tree and flung
II down and jumped on Il, and uttered no
word in reply. His Tyre was out of tune.
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Program

For Farmers Institute to be held at Clifton
Mills school house. Saturday, May 2s, 1901,
at O'Clock p. m.
Ist.--"The Best Way to Construct and
Keep our County Roads in Repair" /"
jeremiah Guiherie, II. + Goodwin, VIM.
Spindler, Noah Thomas and Allen Cuppett.
2d.-"Does the Present System Of Taxa.
ton do the Farmer an Injustice ?" l.. II.
Ffankhouser, +. S. Cunningham, II. J..
Darby, Jeremiah Thomas aud Harrison
Gutheric.
3rd.--"The Crange-what it Has Ac.
complished." II. -. Correll, Of Morgan
town, w. Va
4ih.-"The Best Way TO Encourage
Farmers to Raise Better Breeds Of Stock -
VIM. NJ. Collier, l.. n. Smith, Daniel
Mosser and i. +. Cuppe,
5th.--Gencfal Discussion
Let there be a good turn out
COMMITTEE.
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In Memory or a child.

On the night of March 9th, 1901, the
Death Angel visited the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. w. Grimes, Of Rowlesburg, and
claimed their little son. Everett T. Crime,
was bright little boy Of three years and
two months and iweniy-onc days. Father
mother, weep not Everett has been trans
planted where he will continue 10 bloom in
the fields Of light, and may be joined by hi,
loving parents by and by.
Ihe mother gave in fears and pain
The Hover she most did love
She knew she should find it safe again.
lu ihe fields of light above.
Oh, not IN cruelty. not in wrath.
The Reaper came that day,
Twas sn angel visited the green Garth.
And took The flower away.
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DIR. j. II. WATSON,
DENTAL and ORAL suRcEoN.
DAWSON. PA.

- regular graduate OF Baitimoss Csiisrs "A
pental surgery and Post Graduate OF ths ne
Lutk College of Crown and Bridge woyk ~
ON @coIun,bns, ~, rus ohio Inventor OF the Air Cell sys
MOUTH, guaranteed 20 hold hrmiy in yIsns
Teeth Extracted Positively without re- n
ooiu ana PIatina Alloy Filling, warranted FOR
ten years. % cents. Solid Gold CYowns ans
& &rlne 1olo fiIling Speciality. As well es ths
taant tt,ehntment OF Children's Teeth. which can 6s
Denust with their tink ering would fail
AZ nom from the list till tho 10Th OF eveev
from the goth TIL the last Mach Me- Jnir ~
SSSPPsenoer'NovombeT SSPse and January. Mind tsxs,
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STATE og ono. CIV on ToLEDo !

STATE oT ONO Cry or TOLEDO &c
Lucas COUNTY. ~
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath thai be is
senior partner Of the firm Of F J. CHENEY
q Co.. doing business in the City Of Toledo.
Coanty aud State aforesaid. aud that said
hrm viii pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Tor each and every case Of
CArARRu that cannot be cured by the use
Of HAIL CATARRH CuRR
FRANK ] CHENEY
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In
my presence this 9th day Of Dec 1880
- A. W GLEASON
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catafrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on thc blood and mucous
sarfaccs of the system. Send for ,cstmo.
nIsls. free ~ CHENEY f. Co.
Toledo Ohio
Sold by druggists 1sc
Halls Family Pills arc the best
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship of Gibson Bros, dong business al Val
ley Point, w. Va, has been dissolved By
mutual consent, and the business will be
run hereafter by the undersigned. An par.
ties indebted 10 the firm Of Gibson Bros.
will please call and settle with A. L. Glib
son. Thanking our patrons for past favors
and hoping for a continuance of the same.
We arc, Yours for Business,
z7-4t THURMAN w. GIBSON.
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He Surprised the Engineer.

Not long ago, just as a local passenger
train was pulling into station not far from
Pitisburg, an old farmer, who was standing
near the crossing, was amazed and startled
to see wheel come rolling at him. lie
jumped aside and the wheel rolled down
the street. struck tree box and fell over on
its side. The farmer went up to the engineer
and said "IIey, mister, ono Of your wheels
fell of back there guess the linen pin must
have dropped out" The engineer thought
the old man was guying him and said (:
''We don't mind wheel or two, Rube we
have these I2-wheel engines so that when We
lose seven or eight Of the wheels it doesn't
matter" "Wall, I declare, said the farmer,
81 ueyer knew that before. " and he said no
more, but watched the engine pull out.
When It struck the switch a FEW wards
from The station, the broken pony truck left
the rails and the engine was ditched. The
farmer went up to the engineer and said .
"Peats to me that must have been ono Of
the wheels that was needed" The engineer
said nothing until he examined the truck.
perceived a broken axle and the wheel gone.
and then he said "Say. Rube. where i'm
the h. Is that wheel, anyhow 2" "Back
there on Sycamore street" replied the
farmer It was then that the engineer
thought !, would have been better after all
70 have given Rubc's first story some al
tention.
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One Of The best known disulleues pro-
ducing high grade whiskcy and handling
hne wines. desires 70 correspond with a re-
liable gentleman, with the view Of having
him represent them 10 Preston and sur
rounding counties. 20 sell their goods TO
families and consumers direct. This is q
hrst-class opening for party who is we'll
acquainted in the counties. and can be made
very rcmunerative. Address,
POCAHONrAs,
2. 0. Box 80, Cincinnati, o.
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Nasal Catarrh quickly yields 60 treat
meni by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. Il IS received through the
nosirils, cleauses and heals the whole sur.
face over which it diHuses itself a remedy
for Nasal Catauh which is drying
or exciting 20 the diseased membrane should
not be used. Cream Balm is recognized as
a specific. Price 90 cents az druggists or by
mail. a cold in the head Immediately
disappears when Cream Balm is used ny
Brothers, 50 Warren Street, New York.
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To whom It May Concern.

hereby give notice that my two boys
Delmer and Forest Wh'te--are now doing
for themselves, and I viii not be responsible
for any debts or transactions made by them.
2S-4t JoHS WHfrg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-23
Wool Notice.

To my many wool buyers would say, I
am prepared to buy wool again, this season,
and will pay spot cash.
l. NJ. ALBRIGHT, Kingvood.
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The Atonemen,.
ARTICLE n.

"Lo' The waking up of Nations
From slavery's fatal sleep:
The murmur of a Universe
Deep calling unto deep"
% faithful worthless. since We fell asleep
Much has been done for truth and human
kind
Man claims his birthright. frcer pulses leap
Through peoples driven in your DAY like
sheep;
Yet like your own. our ages sphere of light
Though widening still is walled around Sy
night"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-23

Dr ". Hardmsn Eye Ear Nose amp
lhroat Specialist Spectaclcs aud Ariih
ciai Eyes Fitted. Grafton. W Va
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lu t1c bxuic UlSc11c
manifesting itself In
the form Of swollen
glands of the neck and
throat, catarrh. weak
eyes. offensive sores $
and assesses and Of
tentines white SWELL
ing sure signs of
Scrofula. There may
be no external signsf for
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-23

WANTED Capable. reliable person in
every county TO represent large company
OF solid financial reputation sos5 salary
per year. payable weekly e3 per day abso.
lutcly sure and All expenses straight bona.
fde definite salary no commission. salary
paid each Saturday and expense money
advanced each week STANDARD
HOUSE. 334 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
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SCE.OfuIa
THE Offspring
OF HEREDITARY
BLOOD TAINT.

Scrofuia Is but a modified form of Blood
Poison and Consumption. The nsrent
who is tainted by either viii see in the
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JULIUS X. MONROE,
Surveyor OF Lands.
RINGWOOD, W. VA.

VIII answer calls for land an, xsx,n, ,~o,
part OF tho county promptly and at reasonshIs
rates rates PIats, drafts and calculations neatly ana
ing out and grading pixies, country road. a.I
sIanwhys also laying out town lots styeets
io"huH'iOhs' etc. correspondence solicited.
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EAST BOUND.

The new "Flyer'' No. IL. leaves Grafton at
6a5 p. m. and is due at Terra Alta at
b;l5: the only stop In the county. aud Oakland
$50. Nos; sand 7e are the accommodations aud
stop Mt all stations
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-23

Trains Daily except sunday.
No persons carried ON any other than
ihc trains named above ard stops only 81
Stations designated J A. MARTIN.
Gen Suut
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W EST BOUND

No. 55 fast train west In the evening will
stop at Tunnelton for passengers.
Nos II and are the regular accommod ations
going west and stop at all stations.
Trains marked s. stop regularly, and trains
stop.
d. b. MARTIN, Manager Passenger rrafic.
A. j. BoNAFIELD. ACT at runneiton.
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along time, for the disease deyelops SLOWLY
IN some cases. but the poison Is in the
blood and will break out at the first favor
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gi'esIIaHsons $@rs..

Floor.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-01
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

The annual meeting of the Lincoln
Club takes place tomorrow evening. 1t
is probable that President Harry Il.
Virgin will be reelected.
A meeting of the Unity will be held In
the First Parish house on Tuesday, JAN
uary first, at four O'Clock.
The Whittier club win meet with
Mrs. Whitman Sawyer, January LIST, at
2 so D. m. Subject, "Notre Dame Caths-
drAl.''
A spsoial meeting of the Conklin class
was called at the home of the president
Mrs. Legrow, for the purpose Of taking
some action in memory of their late ex'
president. Mrs. Philip III. Brown. A
memorial service viii b. held at the regu-
lar meeting on Saturday, January 9Th.
There will he Preparatory lecture al
Wiinston church, this evening, at 7.45
by DIR. Baker.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-01

and Boston the same day, on the same
errand. Mr.. Rogers, buyer of domestic
ana mems furnishing goods, Mr.. Sargent
OF women's suits department., and Mr..
Shaw the shoe department manager. The
object of starting SO soon Is that right af-
ter Christmas. before the year closes,
manufacturers ana importers hold clear
ing mp sales OF odd lots OF merchandise,
broken oase-lots, etc., etc. They are
usually SO eager to clear out all the mer-
chandlse In stock before the new year
comes in, that there's quite a rivalry
among them, so that the buyers who are
right at hand, and who represent houses
which make prompt cash payments get
choice lots at lin many casss) less price
than tina goods cost to manufacture
These four Libby buyers were just in
time for such opportunities, ana secured
many unique bargains, many Of which
Will be announced In a few days. Mean
while the double sale OF bargain furni-
ture and women's muslin underwear
starts in Wednesday. We predict an ava
lanche sale Of these goods.
The Libby store will be closed Tuesday
(all day. to take account of stock, but the
window show Of furniture and muslin
underwear will be on exhibition.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-01
THE FIREMEN'S BALL.
A Brilliant Event Attended by Large
Crowd in City Hall.

The thirteenth annual ball of the Fire
mems Relief Association occurred last
evening In City hall and was brilliant
affair. The attendance was very large
and many prominent citizens and their
ladies were present at the concert and en-
tertsinment before dancing began and
many OF them remained to participate In
the festivities which followed the grand
march, The entertainment was fur
nished by the American vitagraph COM
pany and the American Cadet band. At
nine O'Clock Lieutenant w. Il. Parker
and wife, of Ladder i've headed the grand
march. Thsre were about one hundred
and fifty couples on this floor during the
grand march, but many more enjoyed the
list of dances which came afterwards. An
elaborate souvenir Of the occasion in the
form OF a handsomely illustrated book
giving the photographs Of many of the
fiIemen and the pieces of IRE apparatus
of the Portland department was one OF
the features Of this event. The officials
who conducted the ball were as follows:
Chief Marshal-Chief Engineer NJ. N.
Eldridge.
Floor Director-Lieut. VIM. g. Parker.
Assistant Floor Director--Charies W.
Eldrige.
Aids--H. W. Way, L. L. Watkins, W.
+. Merrill, ]. B. Blake, f. NJ. Smith,
Lieut.. A. Ii. Nelson, Lieut.. Ralph
Eaton, Arnold Holden, S. W. Waldron.
w. q. Knapp, A. Hodgdon, K. K. Berry,
W. e. Cousins, Lieut.. Levi Blake, +. W.
Joy, Geo. Il. Siteman, j. III. Blake /,
Lieut.. Harry Hodgdon, T. ii. Silva, j.
q. Leeman, T.. s. Doyle, IL. b. Saunders,
Frank GIrard, U. W. Coleman, j. Ii.
woodhill, 5. II. Cady. Daniel McCarty,
G. i. Tibbetts, Ii. Seal, W. Heiber. II.
ID. Aver, ID. 5. Kay, Daniel Scanion,
Micah Kay.
Reception Committee-Chief Engineer
Melville N Eldridge; Assistant Engineers
Thomas Payne, Samuel Hodgdon, A. ii.
Hatch, Richard Smith; Capt. X. ii.
Hardy, Capt. @. Il. Jose, Capt. A ID.
Butler, Capt. George III. Leighton, Capt.
IL. A. Springer, Capt +. @. Thornton,
Capt. A. +. Griffin, ID. U. Sawyer,
Capt. A. Il. Knight, Lieut.. Amos
knight, Capt. 5, 4. Mokowns, Lieut..
Ii. o. Merrill, Capt. b. j. Cloud, Y: ID.
Skillin, Cant. A q. Fuller, +. ID. How,
Capt. j. Ii Allen George Cady, Lieut..
w. q. Parker.
Committee of Arrangements-Capt
George A. Dow, chairman; Capt. q. W.
l. Sawyer, secretary; Capt. j. M. Farms
worth. Capt. Vim X. Read, Lieut.. j. Il.
Warren,