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GAINESVILLE.


Corrcspondence Of the Arsus
la grippe is very plentiful in this seetion.
SO much So ths, We will no, a,,emp, to give
names. yet We hope that ere this epis,lc
goes to print, or the office goat. all will
recover
We have had wars and rumors of wars in
our town of late, and We, there is no fresh
dug dirt IN the graveyard. We hear no
cannon. yet sometimes there seems TO be
loud explosions caused Ivy o. n. Joyful.
MIR. Henry Clay (uo, the old President
Henry Clay but our own Henry Clay
Feather, who was married to Miss Blanche
Kelley on Ground Hog Day. came out aud
no, only saw his shadow, but the shadow
of his handsome bride. The young folks
are sorry to lose them from their ranks, vet
We old married people gladly welcome them
in our pa,ernal ranks.
We reeollect of having the Hon. A. G..
Dayton at this place during the past sum.
mer, distributing campaign buttons and
making political speech at a Sabbath.
school picnic, when he spoke with all
esrnes,nes, and used all the explosives tina,
he could summon to convey the idea tina,
the Hon. William Mckinley and the Hon.
Theodore Roosevelt were honest, rious.
benevolent Christian men and now the
word comes To us that the Hon. Mr.. Roose-
Welt almos, lost his life while deseeratinr
the holy Sabbath by hunting the bruin of
Colorado. What an example for those who
aie inclined TO break the Sabbath. II
knocks out Cleveland fishing aud duck
hunting in the first round.
have lived for many years near the
village OF Brandonville, yet can not locate
"Uncle Joe" | rather seem To like his
style, yet don't know whether 10 own him
as an uncle or not. His style of writing
rather reminds me Of my old Aunt Be,scy
Spoopendike or my cousin, Anna Caudle.
lie seems to be chuck full aud running over
with chatterboxes of the latest and hes,
edition. lie mus, be new coon come to
town early in the 2oth century. lie seemed to
have had quite bossy time with the
boosley grip. SO much SO. that when he
griPped his old eagle quill he could not let
up until he made about IS pages of manu-
script. II Uncle Joe" would use his quill
in rhyme, no doubt hut what copy of il
would answer FOR strand of sleigh bells.
Our school is small at the present time on
account of bad weather and lack of interest
This cause should not exist. because every
boy or glrl should try TO attend If the
weather is bad. Sometimes we hear the
complaint that III do not like the teacher"
or ",he teacher is no good. etc." but peo-
pie should recolleet that bad lessons and
bad scholars make bad school, and IL the
scholars give good lessons aud good order,
there will be good work done regardless
of the teacher. We are proud Of Preston
county's teachers aud we think that they
rank we'll and are doing good work. In
NEST all eases, IL a student fails il is his
own fault. Some students often say
will do thus or that to spite the teacher,
when he should recolleci that he Is simply
wasting his time, robbing his future life Of
an education and not making his teachers
salary one cent smaller
SALAMANCA.
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st Joe.
Correspondence OF Tho Argus.
NJ. N. Taylor is on the sick list.

Correspondence OF The Argus
NJ. N. Taylor is on the sick list.
Eugene Martin and wife were callers in
town last Sunday.
Isaac Sypolt. of the Yves, Side, Is having
quite tussle with the grip.
Clinton d. Bishop bought Shetland
pony the other day. It's daisy.
The Sabbath-sehools and Epworth
League are in ilourIshing condition.
Rev. w. IL. Schultz is holding a pro.
traeled meeting at the Rodeheaver Chapel.
Some of our farmers are very busy burn
ing lime preparatory to their spring
blowing.
Bonnie Cressler, of Buckhannon, was
calling on some of his many friends here
last week.
The leasing of coal land seems to be the
order of the day. Spectators are very en-.
thusiastic.
Some of our people think they will get 10
I'LL their ice houses ye, during the six weeks
va ""huom'
There is move being made to have a u.
B. church built at or near St. Joe in the
near future.
There is several cases of la grippe in the
town and county and some are caused to
suffer very much
Three new houses will be ercciedsi In the
spring at Albrighisville. They are already
under contract, we are Informed.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. McGinnis took
very pleasant sleigh ride out in the country
last Sunday, returning in the evening.
Miss Ella Beerbower, who has been in
some of the Eastern cities for some time is
now at home to remain for short time.
RoD Roy.
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Correspondence Of The Argus
The protracted meeting under charge Of
J. IT, Enlow still continues.
Winter is here in earnest this time, and
farmers are making good use Of IL, too.
We are 10 have an extra track from
Rowlesburg 10 Terra Alta, which viii help
our town while building.
Eugene Rigb,mycr is driving spikes on
The railroad. Presume i, goes pretty rough
with the boy after being shut pp IN the
store room as clerk
Ella Wotring. one Of The fair sex from
the bill near Rowlesburg. we are informed.
has quit school or graduated. She has de.
cidcd TO be a hired girl and Is working for
Charles Nine. OR heart aches for girls Of
This kind. girls that arc intelligent and
possess fair degree Of beauty arc led to
qoi, school so early, when they might have
made teachers and filed houorabls posi-.
lions, as many Of our young women are
dong to-day.
II this escapes the Office goat, we will
come again. Pgrgs SORGHUM.
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Valley Point.
SALAMANCA.

Correspond nce Of The Argus.
Gee hz great big snow-biggest one
we've had this winter.
Will Bayles is making his new auyil nng
shooting the farmers horses.
Charles Michael has closed his school
for few days on accounted the grip.
o. u. Graham and G. y. Bishop was at
Kingwood one day last week on business.
John Gale, of near Bruceton, was the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs, J. X. Johns,
recently.
Mrs. John Johns is very i'll with grip and
other ailments. DIR. ]. s. Nedrow, Of
Bruceion, attending physician.
Merchant r. w. Gibson, of this place,
was acting physicians part down about
Hudson, on last Sunday. Luck to you,
Mr.. Gibson.
We have had and have yet visitor,
pretty hard TO guess who. Why, it's been
Mr.. Grip, I'll bet, and It's gripping some
of them yet pretty hard, too.
l.. Wilson, the lung fever patient, we
are glad to note, is mending slowly. We
hope for his speedy recovery lie is an old
man and one among Presion's best citizens.
Albert Harmed, who went to Kingwood
20 work for Hon. WIN G.. Brown, is at home
again. lie had changed until we didn't
fully recognize him. Don't stay away so
long, Albert.
Grant Bishop left Sunday last for Isaac
Guseman's, near Locust Grove. TO haul lime
rock. Grant has been building fence,
picking rock, grabbing and the devil knows
what all else, on his farm near here. Grant
is hustler and we're glad 10 have him
with ne.
Why, Mr.. Editor you ought to have seen
me. played woman with the COWS, SO I
could milk EN-. Well, I could milk EN- all
right, except an old brindle COW but blast
her. just let her 60 and decided would
give her feed 20 the ones that could milk -.
Dad blast her, fixed her.
Well, Mr.. newspaper man, II this all
comes out m print we will come again when
the weather is favorable.
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Gladesville.
orrespondence OF Tho Argus,

Correspondence OF Tho Argus.
Miss Sallie Mcnear of Kingwood was
visiting Mrs. ID. &. linn last Sunday.
Will Wolf and Joe Kelley have returned
home after spending some months at Nor.
gantown.
The school at Gordon's has been closed
for two weeks on account Of the teacher,
Miss Agnes Cleaver, having the grip.
The farmers are sailing their cattle once
a week and chopping all the old salt barrels
for their sheep TO eat, in order to get little
| salt, as result of the salt trust.
George Streets is preparing to build new
storeroom and launch out In the mercantile
business. We will then have three stores in
our village, and II il was no, for the trusts
we could &c, our goods cheap.
The grip appears to be no respeclor OF
persons and calls on all alike. II does not
even pass by the doctors door. Drs. Bonn
barger and Sutton have been unable TO at
tend 10 the calls of their patients.
S. N. Rogers has been at Kingwood at
tending the meeting of the School Bool.
Board. and reports harmonious meeting
and several changes in the text books now
In use. guess they all saw their shadows,
and the book agents as well, and Mr. Brown
will have no use for his shotgun for awhile.
Mrs. Jane Rumble, wife of Nimrod Rum
BILE, died at the home Of her son-in.law
George Shsfer, Feb. 2. Funeral services
| were conducted by Rev. X. NJ. Strickler in
the Baptist Church, Sunday Feb. 8. She
was a devoted christian for forty years, al.
ways attending public worship when il was
possible for her to do so. She leaves an
aged husband and two daughters to mourn
the loss of a wife aud mother.
ZAcCHEUs.
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No. Is, GarIIIs school House.

Literary program for Friday evening Feb.
8, 1901
Recitstion.--B. r. Carol, Roy White,
Ada Bosley, May Devall, Mary Bosley, Ada
Miller, Bert Greaser. Lucisn Barlow, Harry
Garlitz and Sherman White.
Reading Arthur Miller, u. r. Miller
and Elias Bergman.
Minute SPeeches.-B. r. Carol, T.. g..
Bergman, Thomas Gsrlitz, Jacob White. w.
r. Shaher and Allen Fawceu.
Debate, Resolved, That the signs Of the
times indicate the downfall Of the American
Government To sfirm.-E. G.. Bergman.
Ben Bowermaster and Thomas Garliiz 10
deny w. K. Shaffer, Marshal Bowermaster
and -. = Carroll,
Question for Friday evening Feb. *. 1901.
Resolved, that environments arc greater In.
cenivc to success than personal effort.
Our last program was carried out in full,
with large house present and acres Of fun
TO spare with The entertainment.
CORRESPONDING Src'y.
7. s.--We had almost forgotten the best
part Of the Performance. the instrumental
band, consisting Of I'd. Gfeasef and sister.
Who rendered music for the occasion. vo.
cal music will be introduced at our next
meeting.
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For Fruit Growers.

|. Bulletin No. 20. OF the w. Va Acr. Ex.
pertinent Station. reeoun,s the results OF
practical 6eld tests in spraying orchard. 70,
insect enemies aud fungouS diseases.
| The work recorded is ot interes, To every
one owning even single fruit tree. for |,
teaches how by careful spraying clean
bright fruits can be secured and how, a, the
same time, the tree may be put in a better
condition to return remuueratiye erops In
the tutu1e, for as is stated ON page Az.
"rhe retention of the foliage in healthy
condition up to this date Sept. ao,) appears.
At first though, as very trivial consequence
yet when |, is remembered that the leaves
are the workshop of the plant. tarourh
which all materials for growth of either
branch OF fruit, must pass before supplying
the demands of that particular organ; Il
becomes evident that anything which affects
the leaves, directly affects every other part
OF the plant. The proper maturity of the
fruit the wood and the buds from which
next seasons fruit crop is to be produced. all
| depend upon the condition Of the foliage.
Loss of foliage means premature fruit, im.
perfectly ripened wood, liability to injury
by severe cold. because of a less resistent
condition of the fruit buds, and a short crop
OF fruit the succeeding season. In reality
the maintenance of the foliage means as
much to the commercial grower as the pro.
lection of the fruit crop of the season."
The bnlle,in also reoounts the experience
OF the season with new spraying mixtures.
Which. II generally adopted will prove of
immense value To fruit growers. The sue
eessfui application of Bordeaux Mixture.
Paris Green, together with Kerosene in
single spray by the use of the Kerowater
pump, has been accomplished. This, as
will I've noted. is the combination OF fungi.
eide with poisonous and contact in.
see,i,ude in single spray.
Notes upon the San Jose Scale, together
with its distribution and treatment, form
feature of the report This Is a very timely
publication, coming as II does while the dis.
custom of legislation bearing upon tho sub
jee, of plan, diseases aud their treatment Is
before the people.
Without concerted action on the part of
all fruit growers these destructive agencies
will prove to he a most serious obstacle in
the way of depclopng the frui, interests
of W. Va.
The bulletin before us gives the latest in.
formation upon the subjec, of treating such
diseases. 1t is a neat little booklet of a
pages illustrated by photographs aud wood
cuts. l, can be had by addressing the hi.
rector of the w v. Ayr Expt. Station,
Morgantown, w. Va.
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Evansville.
lAccIIEUs.


Correspondence OF tho ArEus.
Will Thomas usual Means we'll
John Smith Of Fellowsville, was in town
last week.
Several Of our people have been ysecins-
ted lately.
We have been having the seyerest wealth
er OF the season.
Dr.. Hundley returned Wednesday from
a visit to Masontown.
Our school is progressing under the man
agement Of Miss Iona Cox.
John IIundey who has been on the sick
! ist IS able to be out again.
Quite number Of persons in our com
muniiy have been sick with grip.
William Evans surprised the people by
bringing home young wife short tine ago.
Sunday School at the NJ. T.. Church at
half past nine. Epwonh League Sunday
night.
The schools around here which have been
closed for some time by the smallpox scare,
have opened again. SCRIBE.
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Howesvi,le

Correspondencc Of the Argus.
George Lyons of Newburg. was in town
Saturday.
MIS-. J. l.. Mckenzie returned from Graf
ton last week.
Mike weleh of Cumberland. spent few
hours here Friday.
Julius Greaser was calling on friends al
kingwood, Sunday evening.
w. II. Owens and son Winnie were a,
kingwood Wednesday ON business.
Misses Matilda aud Ella Bergman and
Mile Mannings were at Tunnelton las,
week.
Miss Anna Brailer., Ne,lie Koch and Mas.
ter George Lynch have the grip. at this
writing
Miss Cetharine Barlow left Tuesday for
Richmond, Va, where she will spend the
winter with friends.
Bruce Carol and Frank pen Of Pleas.
ant Dale, we're calm. on their best girls
Saturday and Sunday.
'' ""N WIS NhVu btiNNOn OF NlnkWOOd,
spent Sunday with Mrs. BIS. parents, MIR.
and Mrs. George Myers.
Harmon GIeaser and two sons, from down
about Georges Creek, spent few days
with his father. Frank Creaser.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers and son
Walter, attended an oyster supper at John
Ford's m Kingwood, last Saturday evening.
On Wednesday. January go, 1901. occur.
rcd the death of MIR. Thomas Cruise, one of
the Oldest and mos, prominent citizens of
runnelton. Deceased had been sick for
several weeks. lie was over So years of
age, and leaves wife aud six children to
mourn his loss. His remains were brought
to this place for for burial on Friday Feb. 1.
Requium High Mass was celebrated 10y Rev.
Father MeDetmott of Rowlesbure. lie
spoke very feel,ngly of the deceased aud ev-
cry member of the congregation gathered
there to pay their las, respects To this dead
friend were moved to tears by his touching
remarks. There were people from Cumber.
land, Fairmont Grafton and other places
attending the funeral.
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HAYDEN.
Ron ROY.


Correspondence OF the Argus
The sick are on the mend as far as we
know.
Olive X. Hayden was visiting home folks
Sunday.
The farmers have been busy with their
lime hauling.
Mollie Feather came home from spencer
Cranes Sunday.
Troy Stone was calling on friends at
Hayden. Sunday.
J. {. Feather and wife we're visiting Scot
Cranes last week.
Harvey Feather and wife were visiting ].
+. Jackson's Sunday
Pfotraeted meeting in progress at Wesley
Chapel. Good results expected.
J. Will Hayden and wife we're visiting
the parental roof at Hayden, Sunday.
Our school doing fine with Mr.. Miller at
the helm. We think him fine teacher and
appreciate his work.
Born, to J. +. Jackson and wife January
the ~, fine boy. DR.. Showalicr attend.
ing physician. al doing we'll except
"Grandpa WEIGH" who has not been on the
mail route since. But Uncle SAINT" says
Whoop iIuuah We are bound to fill
VIM MeKinley's order for one hundred
thousand more. The women may shut the
saloons in America, bt il takes boys to
open them in the islands Of the sea with
my little hatcher say the women, 1--WE
will shut tho haunts Of sin. VIM Bryan Is
not in il, neither is the Filipino.
OLD HARpy
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.
srATg ~ ~ VlealrlA

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
AZ rules held ia the clerks Office of the
Circuit Court for the county Of Preston on
the FIRST Monday Of February. Ieof
\ W. Dcvalls adm'r
VS. Ia chaurerv.
a. W Dcvalls heirs Ct a.
The object Of this suit is TO subject the
real estate Of which a. w Deyall died
seized. 20 the pas mcnt Of his debts And ia
appearing from an affidavit filed In said
cause that the defend ants Belle Swinycr
sherman Dcvdli. Minnie Lehr. lane Iohn.
son. Mary Plummcr Florence Miller Aaron
&. DcvaH and Mcucroy Martin are not
residents OF this state. on motion OF the
plaintiff 70 Is ordered that the said dcfen-
dan;s be required 20 appear within one
month after the date Of tho first publication
Of this order and do what is necessary to
protect their interests u Is further order.
ed that this order be published and posted
As required by law
A Copy-tcstc.
w. WATsoN Clerk
Published first time. February =. 1901
Attest J. w. WATSON. Clerk
p J. Crogap. Counsel for PrH.
la7 1901 ft SIS zo
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Deaths Doings .

The death Of the venerable Thomas
Cruise, which occurred at his home in Tun.
melton. Wednesday Of last week, removes
one Of the Oldest and most respected Cit.
zens Of the county. Ills death was caused
by the grip, and he was 80 years Of age.
lie leaves a wife and six children 20 mourn
the loss Of good husband and father.
One son, William y. Cruise, is train dis.
paicher 81 Grafton, and the other one.
Johnny, is telegraph operator at West End.
OF the daughters, one is the wife Of TX
Judge viii Raymond Of Fairmout, another
the wife Of James S. Hunt, the Tunuellon
merchant, Snoihcr, Miss Anna, is at home
10 Tunnelion. The funeral was held in the
Catholic church al Housewife and the
burial IN the cemetery there,
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Card Of Thanka

We take this opportunity Of expressing
our heartfelt thanks TO our friends Of the
settlement and vicinity, who 50 willingly
helped us bear the heavy burden Of sorrow
occssioued by the death Of our daughter and
sister, Jane. May God so direct us ali that
We shall be able to meet such appointments.
Mas. CATHARSE FELroN AND FAMILY.
Whelsell Settlement.
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y large party of our young folks drove to
Terra Alta last Friday evening to enjoy the
sleighing. They took supper at the Dun.
nington Hotel and danced at the hall of the
social club over there, returning home in the
early hours of moTn. all declaring they had
a very pleasant time and were royalty treated
by the Terra Alta people. In the crowd
were, Hon. w. G. Brown and Miss Flo
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Middleton.
MIR. aud Mrs. Fred Long, DIR. c. X. Silver.
wood and wife. Will A. Thomas and Mis-,
leila Shafter, Earl II. Martin aud Miss
floSsie MaSsdeu, James Menear and Miss
Mabel Msrsden, Morley rhoma. aud Miss
Minnie Murdoch, John +. Copeman and
Miss Dora Menear. NJ. G. Bowermas,er aud
Miss Saiiie Menear, Hoy II. Jackson aud
Miss Myrtle Meuear.
Saturday night quite crowd Of Terra.
IA Aliaus came over to return the call and
had merry time a, the Hotel Gordon, with
dancing at Gordon Hall
TT
LAST Thursday night party of our young
folks wen, up to Reedsville for sleigh ride
and to attend the pro,rae,ed meeting in
session up there. They got supper at the
Lloyd House and had pleasan, time.
TIL
Lat Friday night sled load of young
folks drove over to the whetsell Settlement,
to attend the literary society, that meets
every week, or at least it had been meeting
every Friday night, till that night none was
held, out of respect for a prominent lady of
the neighborhood who had died, and SO the
crowd got there to find nothing going on at
the sehoolhouse. They expected to bring
home the teacher with them, Charley Eow-
Ter, who lives in Kingwood. but he not
knowing they were coming. was on the way
walking over, aud arrived here about the
time they got there. and now the question is
who the joke is on But the young folks
got their sleighride anyhow.
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