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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

Telephone as and We will send for.
clean, press and deliver your clothes
on shortest NOTES.-The American
Cleaning and Pressing Club, g. r.
Harvey, manager. 31015 Newcastle
st. Phone 1923.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching srom
Single Comb Brown Leghorns and
Barred Plymoth Rocks. Also One
thoroughbred Plymoth Rock COckerel,
One Black Langshiae, one b. B. Red
Game Batham Cock. Inquire at $40
Newcastle or call phone 1873.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

Weakened systems need a mature
Wholesome, mellow liquor. That's
precisely what the L. w. HARPER
Whiskey is. Perfect AS beverage or
medicine. Absolutely pure. Sold by
I. Newman, Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

Count Castellane agreed to fight q
duel and then quietly put the police
onto the particulars in order to get
II stopped
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17
TICKELED TO DEATH

For a copy of the famous three coon,
rag time, two step, entitled "Tickled
to Death" send ten cents in postage
or currency to B. w. Wreun, Passen-
ger TRAIT Manager, Savannah, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17
CHARTS For SALE

Charts, Tide Tables, and other pub
locations of the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey, for sale by @.
w. Deming, No, 218 Union street.
Telephone 152.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS:
NOTICE.

Advertisers fare requested to send
copy for changes in before ! p. M, as
the same will. not have our attention
unless they are in this Office at that
time.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

10 RENT One large furnished
room opposite Hanover Park. Apply
Times Call.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

Don't forget that we make cotton
mattresses to order. Leave your orders
at ]. w. Watkins, 2O8 Bay street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

FOUND-0ne bnnoh of keys owner
can have same by calling at this office
and paying for this ad.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

Carrie Nation has evidently come to
the conclusion that the pen Is mightier
than the Ratchet.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

If you are troubled with kidney or bladder
troubles such as dropsy, Brights disease, ca
tarrh, gravel of the bladder, albumen in urine
and unhealthy depositing, or too frequent dis
charge of the urine, pain in the back and blad-
der dropscal swelling of the feet and legs, etc.,
etcp we guarantee that by using Smiths Sure
Kidney Gore, complete cure will be effected.
Price so 'ents. For sale by all druggists.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

Beginning Monday, March 18th, the
popular Elk saloon will serve hot
Free Lunch every night from S TO 10.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17
PILES OF PEOPLE

testify to the merit of Banner Salve is cur
ing piles. 1t Immediately relieves and
quickly cures. No other sslVe so healing.
W. J, Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17
TO CuRE A COuGH

stop coughing, as it irritates the lungs, and
gives them no chance to heal. Foley's
Honey and Tar cures without causing a
strain in throwing off the phleem like
common cough expectorants. W Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

Teddy desires 10 be called Col
Roosevelt.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

WANTED-A good cOIored cook.
Apply POS Bay street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17

Yesterdays weather did not remind
one OF spring.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE


Advertisements in this column will be insert
ed at the uniform rate of One Cent a Word for
ach insertion. No advertisement, however
small, less than 60. cents. Cash in advance.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17
E0D GAZE A plenty of first
VA WILL class labor and
practical experience to be disposed of
at the Brunswick Cleaning and Press
ing Co. Phone 253 2. Jim Carter,
Manager.

HAS CURED THOUSANDS, WILL CURE
YOIT
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-17
GENERAL MISSIONARY CONFER.
ENCE NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.

New Orleans, La, April "a Both, 1901.
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NOM =
aDlSyIS.RSSEp
rhc Rcsl Ban naII liamc or tnc Scason ,..

Time one hour aud 6ttccu minutes.
Score Three Co five in favor of X ingwood.
One of the best games ever PLAYED I'm the
county was pulled on al the Kincwood
Ball pavk ON the County Farm Old Thomas
place. near town. last Friday afternoon.
The contest was between Moreantown aud
kingwood aud was the FIRST game our BOYS
have had az homo this season. as they only
succeeded in getting place To play M an a
short time since, Tho grounds over there
are all right Il it were not SO far out of
town. u is NO further than 1uunelton has
to go. but our people have had il so handy
So long that IL is hard Go have to goa mile
out ct town to play ball and see a game.
Il was a tine afternoon for PLAYING and
Morgantown was ON hand ia good time
There was good crowd present. con
s'dcring the circumstances aud the receipts
amounted 10 Si7.7S, but not enough to paw
expenses. as We had 70 pay Moigantown
$50, besides balls, posters etc
The game started about slS with Nor.
gantown at the bat. Hoy y. Jackson was
umpire aud /. Slidell Brown score kceper
lot both sides, as the visitors only had
nine men. just enough TO play
kngwood lined up as follows.
Jackson Mauricc--puchct
Evick Art Third Base.
Jackson Alton--Catchcr
Murdoch, James Short Stop.
Jack ON, Jesse First Base
Orr Clarence Second Base.
Mcncar Charlcy-Lcft Field.
tortney Ncrnon-Right Field.
fiscr Elmer Center Field
The Morgautown boys were older and
heavier than our boys aud played good
tan. They are very gentlcmanly set Of
fellows and were well pleased with their
nip and treatment here.
They lined up as follows
Price Second Base.
Martin, Joseph Short stop.
FliCkcnstine--P Pitcher
Hess tManager) First Base.
FrankcnbcrD Catcher
Core Center Field
shay Left Field
Blair Right Field
Martin. Paul-Third Base.
In the 6rst muing, Price and Toe Martin
struck out aud Flickonstmc went out at
first.
Then our boys took turn aud NJ. lack
son went out at first \. Jackson on ay
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Bruceton
Our streets were worked las, week.

Correspondence Of The Argus
Our streets were worked last week.
Gilber, scuppeu is with the ,hreshing
machine.
Willie King is visiting his sister near
Warrington.
Miss Emma Miller i, visiting relatives al,
Terra Alta.
oorpcdagoEros are attending the institute
at Terra Alla.
Merehau, o. p. Scott was a, Kiugwood
short time ago.
w. l.. Conner aud family took ia IIobson
Day a, NJ. Lake Park
Rufus Armstrong, of Uu,on,own, is spend
ing few days a, home
Mrs Jessie Scott returned last week from
a two months visit to relatives in Peunsyl-
vania.
The Misses Nina aud Mabel I.,uhari, of
kinGwood, are visiting their Aunt, Mrs. NJ.
l.. Gale
Wilbur Cuppelt, vino has been working 81
Morgantown since last spring, is home on a
short vacation.
Quite number Of our people attended
the dedication of the church at Mountain
Grove Sunday. Also several from Terra
Alta pissed through town last Saturday ON
'he same Grant, and SIC noticed Rev Jones
and Lloyd Becrbower among The number.
Edward Z. Cunningham and MISS Eme
j. Yeast we're married al the residence Of Mr.
Cunninghams father on Angus, -. I'D.
here is our Es- and may you and your
fair young bride enjoy the blessings Of peace
aud prosperity
Also Stephen Ashby, of IIulions Switch.
and Miss Agnes Frceland, Of Corinth. were
married here at the ~ L. parsonage last
Tuesday evening
EMILE /oLh.
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MAxown. W. Va. Anrust 20. 1on1

Me-. EDToR:- Please allow us space in
your valuable paper 20 thank the people OF
Manown and vicinity who 50 kindly assisted
us in our Sunday school picnic and festival
held AZ the u. y church at this place on
August y, 1901, which the people claim
was the best ever held at this place, the net
proceeds being s46I6.
RESOLVED That We tender our thanks to-
Prof. Rufus Holden, Principal Of the King
wood Schools, for an earnest address on the
origin, growth and value Of the Sunday
school
RESOLVED That We tender our thanks to
Rev H. G. Howard. Pastor NJ. T.. church
Of kiagwood, Tor his able address in which
he so beautifully portrayed the duty Of the
Christian man and Sunday school worker.
RESOLVED That we tender vote of
thanks e. Thomas Bower and his choir for
the excellent music they rendered
Respectfully,
g. -. SPENCER
w. %. MILLER
S. NJ SNiDFR
Committee.
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IN NenOrian.
Written byaFrIend

Written by Friend
Mrs Elizabeth Nightingnl I,ignrt.
ner was called 20 her lat. long rest.
Saturday, Aug IL, go the oge OF Gs
years, months ma two weeks. She
was born in Germany. Dec. 2. 1888.
nud wa. CONFIRMED in The Lutheran
chuTch at the age OF IA, nud was for
81 yeais q true and coz ieutious
Christinu She WIS much loved md
highly respected by $50 who knew
her. ',.d hrr e. vns one long effort
o. DO good Sire ,.ns e .rvoicd vile
nud m th"r hud u-r H-t nour. werc
- peaceful aud happy. tlut one feels
She ii,s 90 % lived De-. vu.u. She ayes
ou aged husband nud six grown chill
dfou. ono. Louis d.. having q ed Nov.
3, 1875. GO DO" nse Of 10 Those u.s.
iu: ure Mr.. JolIu AVER, of lumbe
lauds ND, j. t.. a. Garrotr. InI
Geo. g., OF RicEm9nd. Va. WIN. o.
ot Pin" BluH. Ark. Juhu H. Chico
2", %. aud Ml-s Margaret Who b. Go.
youuge.r Hud resides at home AN
are married excerpt join M4rs.-
Get ihc d-c.Hs.d un. murricd bon
Baltimore Sept 10. ls5Gu.d cam. fo
Nrwhnrt, wlisro -Ii uas f.uce resi-
died
iier children erc .itt h.r 100 urr
ii,ucss and wi'n 'ovinz nnrd> ia 80
boo uuurn pYw'i 30 rrG-to ue, unrr
inzs iEr igue-tf occurred W..ds.
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Two Changes in our Teachers.

The kiugwood School Board has oiielallv
elected the following teachers FOR the High
School for the ensuing term. which begins
the frs, Monday ian October, PRINCIPAL.
rrot, Rufus Holden; Grammar Department.
Mis-. Mollie Holden; First intermediate
Department. Miss Adah Cobun: Second
Intermediate Department. Charles w. Bee,.
bower Primary Department. Miss Isa w.
Monroe This makes splendid corps Of
'eaehe" and insurcs the usual success of our
school,
Mt. and Mrs. Holden aud Miss Monroe
are too well known to need any ln,rodue.
ton OF euloGy ON our pant Miss Cohun
lives at Masontown and is sister of DIR
L. w, Cobun and of Mrs. L. W. Showal,er
OF this place. She has had experience In
teaching and is very excellent youn,
woman. MI. Recrbower lives at Terra
Alta hut will move 10 kingwood aud was
over he'e las' week hunting rooms Tor lirht
house Keeping. lie is we'll known and
popular young mau and also an experienced
teacher.
Prot' Holden aud wife hold State ceui6.
Gates aud the Others first grade certificates.
Prot, Holden aud wife were at Morrantown
last week where the former was ono of the
Instructors Mt the Monongala county Ins,i.
tuIe and the latter was attending the SEES.
sions. Her mother was taken very IN and
she left for her bedside i'm Grafton NJ,
Holden is at keyser this week holding
Institute an Il the rest of our teachers are
attending at Terra Alta Mr.. Beerbower
aud Miss Cobun suseecd Misses Lilly
Elliott aud Belle Spahr who resigned from
their departments
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PROGRAM
or Preston County Sunday school Con.
NcntioO 60 De Held ia KiugwOod Pres
bytcrian Church. September : aud is.

TUESDAY. sErrgNHrR I7
1860 q. va Arrival aud assignment of
delegates.
moo a. m Meeting OF County Omccts.
ArrEENooN SESSION.
2 90 p. M Devotional Rev. e. m Iakin.
Abide in Me and la You
so Question Drawer. Answers next day.
3 90 Report OF work done
Presidents annual address
Report OF District Presidents.
Report OF Superintendent OF Homo
Departments
90 q. m. DisoouragcmenIs How TO
Meet Them
ot the superintendent Robert ~
Brown
CT the teacher Mrs Geo 4 Herring.
The SundoySchool as q Social
factor'-Prot Rufus Holden.
appointment Of committees
Social greetings.
EVENING SERVICE.
2 80 p M. Special song service
Scripture reading and prayer Rev.
= NJ Snydcr
800 % M. Tho Home Department len.
ningS NJ King NJ. ID.
solo Miss Bessie Feather.
The Sundayschool Teacher as a
Soul Winner y. Postcn. NJ ID
;wEpNESpAy SEPTEMBER rs.
600 a. M Devotional Rev G. \. Snidcr.
go m Primary Department
EARLY Training Mrs. I. X. Trottcr.
The Child Miud''-Miss lisa Monroe.
The Kindergarten Miss Grace
Clayton
10 90 a. IN. The Teachers Meeting
Tho Importance Of and Manner of
Conducting w. G.. ShaGcr.
HOO a. m Answers Co yesterdays que.
tons.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AGO p. m. Devotional n. Kirkc.
Ihc Lesson
The Use and Abuse OF Lesson
Helps" Roy X NJ. Ramsey.
The Nccd OF the Spirits Teaching
in The Preparation OF the Lesson
Rev G. A. Snider
The Scholar as Soul Winner
Miss Hattie White"
What Qualities Should Characterize
the Sunday-school Teacher Miss
Ne,ue lIcrndou
The Sunday.school as Missionary
SocicD-Mrs. T. liccrmans..
EVENING SESSION.
7:3o p. ma. Social Song Service.
The Duties OF Parents Towards the
sunday Key. II. G How.
ard
Sabbath Desccration'-Rc IT,.
Jones'
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Lsrox

Correspondence of the Argus
rs we have not seen anything in YOUR
valuable paper ;rom this town for long
time aud SO Nc thought We would give
you a few items
Elisha Ringer is building new calf
stable
The people are all very industrious in
our town.
old Aunt Matilda Bishop is quite poorly
At this writing.
H. NJ Lcnhar, IS still hauling goods for
c. W. Forman.
Uncle JOAN Leonard was in oar Gown,
trying his new cart.
Clyde L. Kelley and wife were calling ou
G. A. Kelley las, Sunday.
Geo. Al Kelley has his stable about CON.
p'e'ed aud is hauling hay in IT,
Miss Sarah Harncr, Of Terra Alta. is in
our midst, calling ON friends and relatives.
Geo. Al Kelley is kept quite busy, as is
also win Rodeheayer KEEP, going every day.
We noticed W $ Armstrong. the cattle
buyer ON cur streets. Also Squire Jehu
Jenkins,
Scott Feathers wife was buried a, the
Lutheran graveyard They resided at Nor
gan,own
We noticed Henry Ringer and son,
Smith, passing through our town on last
Saturday evening,
Our Merchant, Foster Hartman. was At
Spencer Cranes on last Saturday night.
laying in a supply Of goods.
We noticed a man by the name of \.
Bennett, from SommerseL county, Pennsyl-
vania, passing through our town
II T. reaslee has about completed his
new dwelling house lie also had a well
bored. Howard understands his business
and knows how it ought to be done
Miss Maude Gale, Of Duukard Bottom.
who has been calling ON friends in the
Craborchord at Morgau's Glade and al
Sugar Valley, has returned to hcr home.
Our little town is coming mp with the
bigges, OF them We having martial
band in our town They practice every
Thursday and Saturday evening. Prof.
Rolley Martin is giving them lessons. and
they are learning very fast. The boys of
our town don't intend 20 be So far behind
the rest OF them.
TIM MORNtNG STAR.
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cranesville.

Correspondence OF Tie Argus
The Methodist Brethren ore preparing TO
paint their church at this place.
Mr. J. w. Feather and wife are pre-
pairing to visit the pan-Amercan Exposition.
Messrs. Daniel Judson aud William
Bishop of Duquesnc, Pennsylvania, are
calling at this place.
Mrs. Verna Raycnscroii, wife of the late
Dr. Il. Ravenscron has returned to her
mother, who lives near this place.
One Of our lads writes from he Philippines
that he may go To the botlomless pit, but hc
never again will go TO The Philippine war.
T. b. Hanger is making arrangcmen Is to
leave us and move back to Terra Alta and
his farm will be occupied by his brother,
Victor.
Victor Albright has returned from the
far West TO his home at this place and he j.,
a brand new college graduate at the age of
twenty-five.
a Mr.. Bryan OF Washington, u. c., is
calling al the Browning House. and he can
pI7J-.hc piano about as well as w. f. Byap
can lecture.
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49,. pa GU" n''' y"
s0'' 'p'"'"h i''
''''' r''-
The daily rains have broken the drought
." ''''' ''0'o" anu We nave corn ana buck
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correspondence Of the Argus.
The late rain win be good on The pasture.
rhreshing seems to be te order # the
day.
G. =. Frederick is calling ON friends in
this neighborhood.
Joseph Fields and Harry Mencar were at
home over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Dolen. who has been staying
at Herring, is at home now.
M. and Mrs. Polling Of Barbour county.
were visiting Guy Smith over Sunday.
Billy lIausell viii soon have their nea
house completed. They czpec, TO give ms
young folks an Zee cream supper
The picnic az MilIerspou was pleasant
affair aud The proceeds Of The festival az
night for tbe benefit of Rev. Snyder.
amounted 90 $50
I Collie White and her sister, vioaa.
va7 have been visiting among friends. re
Turned home Saturday to D..ls'ow accom-.
pauicl hy Miss Nellie D5lcu Miss DOZEN
ezpects Go go on Go Mo-ean,oeu to yisit her
brother
EARLY Rree.
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Tunnelton Items.
'rrcspondcnco of Tho Argus.

Correspondence OF Tho Argus.
Rev Enlow. Of Rowlcsburg. was here
Monday.
Chief OF Police Turner was in Clarksburs
Thursday
President j $. Dunn Of the County
Court was here Thursday.
Miss Esther Kline, of Terra Alta. is here
the guest of Miss Polly West.
Joe c John, of Baltimore, was here Mon.
day calling ON his customers.
Joseph Guseman was the guest Of $. r.
Guscman one day last week.
Hon VIM ohley was in town Monday
shaking hands with old friends.
Miss Alice Long. of Baltimore, is the
guest OF the Gusoman House this week.
Post onice inspector Hooten is here To.
day Tuesday, examining our post Office.
FOLLY Stafford has been assisting Keller
IN the barber shop few days this week
Mcssrs. Joel Stapeton and WIN. q.
Lavellc spent the sabbath in Baltimore.
Joseph $. Miller spent last week in Phil.
adclphia looking after his lumber business.
Walter Snidcr has gone TO Mononsah
where he has secured position as mine
foreman.
Judge Edmund Messenger spent several
days last week here with his son in.law
Jerry Patton
Mr. a. Austin McCrackcn Of Frcdoricks.
burg Va, is visiting his old college chum
w Lavelc
VIM Shusbcrry. of Parsons. was here
Tue day on his way to Birds Creek to
visit his parents
An infant child OF MIR aud Mrs. u. r.
Pratt died Saturday aud was buried Sun.
day in the Snidcr cemetery.
Mrs. Geo Combs. who has been confined
to her home with fever for several weeks.
is able to be ont again.
Misses Lilly aud Ouic West Of Evans
vile. arc spending this week at the Camp
Ground the guests Of Mrs. - r. Gibson.
James o. IIcrndons new house ON Glib
son street is nearly completed J. K. Lew.
is aud Eugene McGinnis are the builders.
Bert !, Gibson is off on his annual vaca.
ton this week and has been taking i'm
Camp Meeting. Teachers Institute at Terra
Alta and Delivers lecture at MI Lake
Park
Poet II. II Reed was here Wednesday
calling on his friend Judge MONTGOMERY.
The Judge Is assisting him with his thirty.
nine stanza poem for the Brown Family
Reunion
J X. Lewis, Walter. George. and Frank
Hart Frank Rcnshaw H. II Strnwscr and
Frank and Andy Edmonds attended the
wilson Thomas wedding at Evansville
Wednesday night
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Another Lawyer for Kingwood.

The Buckhannon Republican has this TO
say Of another young lawyer who has Just
located here:
Mr.. James + Daley, who has been visit
ing his parents for the past month. left
Thursday for Kingwood, Preston county.
where he expects To- locate as an attorney.
lie is graduate Of the State University al
Morganiown, having finished the a y. and
LIB. courses there this year Mr. Daley
was formerly a resident Of This town. aud
took complete course ~ilh post graduate
work at our Seminary Ills integrity and
moral character are above fcproach. and he
was well liked by both The young people
and the business men. Mr. Daley has had
quite little experience and promises TO
make admirable success in his profession
lie lelycs here with best wishes from an
his friends for lis speedy success
Mr.. Daley is an old Prcs,ouian, having
lived re before going to Buckbannon. lie
is brother 90 DR.. w. f.. Daley Of Terra
Alta, aud q very popular young man and
We arc glad to have him locate in our town.
lie has rented the handsome rooms in the
Bank Building lately occupied by the W.
Va. Northern railroad for an Office aud will
be found there ready for professional work.
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SIIERlEE,S RErIIpN

The within named Sanford Collins not
found In my county. l. A. LKNuARr.
Sheriff Preston County.
August &, 1901.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain n al.
yorce vinculo matrimonii by the plzintla
from the defendant. And IL appearing from
an ahdavit fled In said cause that the de-
PENDANT Sanford Collins, Is not q resident
OF ,hls state on motion OF the plaintia IL u
ordered that the said defendant be re
CURED to appear within one month after
the date OF the first publication Of this
order aud do what is necessary to protect
nus interests IL is further ordered that
this order be published and posted "a RI
CURED by law
a copy-Teste; J. w. WATSON. Clerk.
Published first time August 8, 1901,
Attest w. Watson, Clerk.
WIN. G, Brown. Counsel for plslntia
e. 1901 Al So
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and Jim Murdoch famed the air leaving
Evick ON third base.
In ,hc second inning. Hess shay and
Blair struck out. while Frankonberry and
Core made safe hits and were left to die at
second and third bases
Then Kingwood began to found the
sphere and Jess Jackson. OR and Fortncy
made safe hits The former went out al
third, orr was forced out and NJ Jackson
struck out. leaving Mcncar ON third. Fort.
ncy on second and Fiscr ON first base.
Third round tno, to taxpayers however,.
the two Martins struck out aud Price went
out at first
Then ltvick made a sale hit but got out
at second a Jackson famed aud Murdoch
failed to reach first base.
In the fourth the Morgantown pitcher
pounded the air but their manager lined
out Dagger and made the first score
OF the game. The next two players.
Frankenbcrry and Core went ont at 6rst.
Kingwood surl failed TO score. as I.
Jackson passed out ON ny. OrratGrstand
Monear trying to Kill or cripple the air.
81
Blair pounded air. but Paul Martin made a
safe hit and scored. while Price followed
suit Joe Martin tried the same thing. but
got ont at second This made the game
over half out and standing three 20 goose.
egg against Klngwood
So our boys got down Co business and
fortney made safe hit and the FIRST score
for Kingwood fisor was relieved M
second and our pitcher made biz and a
score. Eyick passed out on hy and our
catcher lined out good safe three Dagger
and in bis ambition TO- mako home run
fell just outside tbc brcastwcrLs SO near
and set SEQ far from Home. Sweet Home.
The sixth round started In rather inter
csting the score being 60 3. Hess made
another beautiful two Dagger. but Ten down
and got out 40 second Core famed and
Blair went out on us leaving Frank
cubeuy on third and Shay on FIRST
Then Murdock pounded air. less lack
sou knocked Us that failed to light and
orr died a. frst
Seventh Inning
Pau. Martin flied Price 6rsted out and
Joe Martin fann.d changing sides Zoo short
order
Then Kingwood won thc game Mcncar
h't safe lnd scored foriney Die safe. bat
sacrificed zoo tf.rd fIser end ". Jackson
scored EWck got out 40 rird. Alton
Jackson made q hit. bot aas Icn on third
aud Hadoct on second abcn Jcss Jackson
wcnt 3Ht of1nY.
Eighth ianae
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
SUMMONS

State of West Virginia
10 the Sheriff OF Preston Co., Greeting;
You are hereby commanded TO summon
SANFORD Collins TO appear i'm the CisrL's
ONCE oil the Circuit Court OF Preston couu.
~ az rules TO be held for the said Court
on the hrst Monday of August. 1907. TO an.
sswer Blu In Equity In favor OF Alice Col.
Inns. And have then there this writ.
Witness, J. w, Watson Clerk Of the sald
Court, at kingwood. the aoth day OF Iuly,
1901 and In the 3oth year OF the State.
w. WATSON, Clerk.