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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30
Irnnn.

Correspondence Of Tho Argus
Wen, everything is lovely and the goose
hangs high and business goes ahead.
Lame back seems to b. the general com.
plant among the people just now.
The new pit boss, Mr Tippeu, is a
hustler and Jolly good fellow. lie is
liked by all
Death has again visited our little village
and taken from among MS old Mrs. Miller,
who has been afflicted for quite awhile
The wood work Of tie rcsue is nearly
all done and II the weather permits, it won't
be long until coal will be drawn across the
creek from the new mine.
Miss Laura Garliil, who has been under
medical treatment for some time past, IS wc
arc glad TO say, better at This writing.
Sanford Damn will begin building tram
road to haul timber on jus, as soon as the
weather will permit The road will be a
mile long.
Lemon Founcy are running their saw
mill on full time now. II keeps their teams
busy TO haul logs in and lumber out as they
expect TO wind up in the spring.
IIowesyilIe has some good penmen. but IL
took four Of them not long since to word
one letter one merchant, two clerks and
ono coal miner. The letter can be pro.
duced if necessary.
Miss Dena Deakcr is able to go to church
again, as she is always in attendance when
able. We are also glad % say that Fnil
Barlow is able 10 go to church. which he
never fails 20 do. Doctor Powell is 10 bee
blamed for bis recovery.
We dom, say that IIowcsville isn't a
business place, but we are surprised 10 hear
Of eighty coal miners working in the mines
Of Housewife. That is just few more
than there is in the mine here, but they use
nine mules TO haul the coal all right and
they have TO hustle TO dot.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30
HnMes,Mle.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Henry Rehe aud Miss Jane Doyle were
Sal!ias on Function friends Friday evening.
Our young folks have been taking advan-
'aGe of the dne sleighing the pas, week
l. l.. Bromhal and Miss ella Bergman
were visiting Miss Alice Richards Sunday.
Misses Ella Bergman aud Alice swearin
GIN were callers at the county scat Sunday
G. L. Bergman and Miss Anna Doyle were
calling ON Tuunel,on friends Sunday.
The card patty at Michael Lyueh's was
well attended.
Misses Jessa Lynch and Ethclynd Bron,.
hal were calling ON Function friends
Sunday.
Miss ley ShaGcr who was staying at
Cookies, went home Friday. Miss wcsling
has taken her place.
l.. L. Bromhal was home few days
last week with the la grippe, bu, has gone
back to work
Misses Matilda Bergman aud Joscphi~c
koytc, who have been H. are some better
at this writing.
There has been talk of building sidewalks
from the posto6cc 20 Cookies store, rhiswil
be quite an improvement 60 our busy little
town.
Miss ELLA $. Bergman has resigned her
office as Secretary of the Literary Society.
The said office was filled by Miss E,helynd
Bromhal
The Literary at No. - was well at
tended Friday evening 4 large crowd was
present from far aud near The program
was very interesting.
Miss riua Wcsliug. who has been stay
ing at the boarding house down at Lucas
saw mill, spcn, Sunday under the old
parental root JUPITER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30
The RcylYaI Services.

This town rs now having big revival
meeting after all, and the Baptist church is
lammed every night with the crowds in at.
tendance aud great interest is being mani.
tested. The services arc being held by
Rev. Wiley Smith, a regular Evangelist
who has beer living at Terra Alta for some
time. lie has been holding rcyivals this
winter at Independence, Gladcsyillc and
other points before coming to Kincwood.
lie arrived here last Friday aud assisted a
couple of days at the NJ. T. church and
then Sunday opened up at the Baptist
church, holding meetings every afternoon
at 80 and every night at o'clock. They
already have about thirty seekers aud still
they come Rev. Smith goes around through
the day, holding prayer at all the business
places In town and many Of the residences
and seems to be lireless worker. lie is n
very iorceiul and fluent talker and handles
SIN without gloves, walking over the devil
rough-shod.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30

Correspondence Of The Argus
Old mother winter IS still with us.
Lime hauling is ihc order Of The day.
Miss Daisy Hanger has purchased a new
organ.
Wm Rodehcaver is sdlI lying in cdH.
cal condition.
The protracicd meeting is iu progress Of
Centenary number 81 our people have
been attending
VIM a. Wolfe and Isaac Rcckhart have
been suffering with inaamaioty rheumatism
for few weeks
G. w Rcekhau and family. Iossph
Kodcheavcr ard sister. Ellie. are calling at
VIM Fodeheaycrs
Nearly aIl of ou, farmers are preparing 90
burn from 500 Co 1900 bushels Of line.
This IS on enterprise which pays iis way as
s.. goes
Our merchant s S Cbdrsier made bis
weekly trip to Terra Alta ou Iast Friday.
You can purchase a sui, of clothes of h.m
ht io stand before Che preacher
There viii be quite boom boz building in
ibis community ,hs summer Several new
houses aud barnes win be built. We are
not in tho back ground ia The way Of build
ing sou viii notice. LirrtE ToW
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30
AIbrigl,isyiIle.

Corrcspo ndcucc of The Argus
Good sleighug is the order of the day.
sherman Mason Of Fairmon,, is here this
week, visiting his father, Mr.. \. G. Mason.
Miss Delphie Ti,chenel of Herring, is
visiting her uncle, Peter +. Titchenel.
Clinton b. Bishop is quite III at this
writing. Dr. NJ. King is attending him.
Reed Welch lief, f3r Terra Alta, where
he has job Of some kind
Martin L. MayGeld moved last week to
ClarksbuIg, where he engaged 10 digging
coal
Miss Anna Snyder who IS teaching school
down at Pleasant Valley spent Sunday at
home.
Oval Bserbowcr. who has been teaching
school at PruniUown is visiting his parental
roof few days.
Mr. aud Mrs. Raymond Mason and
daughter, Medora. were calling on friends
in 81. Joe one day last week.
The prouacicd meeting closed here
Thursday night with number Of CONVEX
sions and much good being done.
Miss Ela Bishop arrived home from
Faiuont Saturday, where she has been
clerkng in ]. NJ. HauIey's store.
Mrs. Mcclure Mason of Grafton. Pa. who
was called here to the bedside Of her father.
in.l3w, Albert G.. Mason, returned 20 her
home last Friday
We were shocked TO learn Of the death Of
Mrs. John G. Stone of Beech Run Hill.
which occurred Saturday morning after a
lingering illness with consumption.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30
GAINESVILLE.

Cogrospondcuce OF Tho Argus.
The NJ. L brethren arc holding revival
at this place,
Samuel Maus,, who has been carpentcrinc
at Morgan'oNu, is home ON a vacation.
l. y. Groves will move from this section
TO Fnsndsyiue in a few days.
b c. Feather aud wife arc visiting a,
Wes;empoyI, Nd.
John Shar,ger of Oakland. Is slated for
an auction at this place during the pres,u,
week
L. \. Mauiugley, who has been ia the
carpenter gang Of the Pt,sburg Division of
the h. y O. Il. r., is home ou he sick
list.
$. A. nuuham aud NJ W. Sanders took
a trip to Bandonville Saturday to yisi,
friends among the fair sex aud returned
Sunday night.
Republican politics is getting very pleuu.
ful at this place. Il seems that they must
be In the ring no matter how badly they arc
disdgured. They also seem u be badly
disappointed because few of as Democrats
do not join in the racket. rhey often read
politics and mud singing phrases 10 us from
the Journal aud the Preston Republican and
sometimes they gather mp the Mellow
JACKIE, and read pieces TO us that they claim
were dictated by old Satan himself to yet MS
to set mp growl, but we heard growing
enough done about the panic of ISSS,to dis
gust US. They call IL Democratic panic
aud never get done chewing the rag about
the saos, 900, 900 bonds as though they had
forgotten tina, from 1890 To 1904 the cx.
penditures overrau the appropriations by
about 500, 900, ooo
Provender In this section is getting some
what scarce and some of the people here
like somewhere elsc) arc taking advantage
Of the situation Some atc holding back
with the intention Of buying the stock of
the poor people at starvation prices while
Others are selling feed at three prices because
they know that the people must have il.
The commandment that sums up the whole
divine law is Glove thy ncighbor as thysclf'
aud with many IL seems to be a back mum
Der They want to do the other fellow FIRST
and many of those ughc6stcd people pro.
fess to be religious, but we believe that The
selfish man should not bc allowed 10 raise
his voice in devotional exercise, nor should
he bc allowed To- live in civil community,
since man that is all for self has mo- right
to any advantages from ncighbor and like
Russian criminal, he should be banishcd
to country where none but misers live.
SAIIir MANDEE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30

NoitNeNohOcnCo OF The Argus.
Mr Editor as les rainy aud sloppy. SO
can't DO anything else I Thought would
write a Tow items TOT your paper
y rcltou has purchased 6uc new
sloieh
g W. Beatty was the guest OF Nathan
Tanners last sunday evening
Eli Nine made business trip TO King.
wood one day last week
]. Willie Beatty lost 6uc horse last
week OF pneumonia fever,
Miss Lissic Wolfe made dying "trip TO
Row,csburg one day last week
n. Wright and wife were visiting at
Tom lcGrcys one day last week
James Tanner. who has boon sick for
some time, Is able TO be out at this writing.
The largo saw mill Of Rmard IS SON. To-.
Gated on James Tanners land, is ready 20
run
Ed Smallwood aud wife left last week
Tor tct'crmon. whore they will mako their
future home
Miss Cleo Tanner has been visiting her
sr'pdiothcr ! A. Norris. az pcddlcr's
Glory last week
Many ct our young folks attended the
oyster supper given by MIR aud Mrs. H..
Wolfe last Friday evening report a due
time
prot s. w. Knapp is teaching a term OF
vocal music at Wesley Chapel We hope
he will bc bc successful as We certainly
need IL at this place.
AS the weather was very cold last week
and the creeks frozen over. H. Wolfe laid in
a enc supply OF ice to do him through the
summer as lac gets good Ice in the winter
time
hcnton Pttts OF Rod0mcrs who has been
away since Christmas to see his best glrl,
has returned suffering with an attack of
smallpoN bat we trust Il is only an attack,
of Ia grippe
u this don't find the waste basket we
viii come again SALT LICK SUCKER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30
Newburg News.

sNNNNNAN NNNNs
I Correspondence OF The Argus
Miss Lima Mcnifcc is az ruunclton visit.
ing friends
Harvey Lanham Of fairmont was ia town
saturday
Mrs Nam harrington Of Function. was
ga town Thursday
C. Il. Beavers was ia Cumberland last
week ON buSinos
John y Hitc Of tairmont. was in town
saturday ON business
Mrs Anna Howell spent sunday with
Grafton relatives
r. T. Monifcc was ia Grafton wcdncs.
day night ON businesses
Jim Stuck was Ia Cumberland a few DAYS
last week taking in the sights
Charlie Atha was in Fairmonta Few DAYS
last week visiting his parents
Miss Kate Ellis, who has been confined
to her home with the grip is out again.
Virgil Lynch Of Cumberland was visit.
ing at his home here several dsys lastweck
Marion Stansbcrry was at Morgantowu a
few days last week visiting his brother.
Tom Deainbaugh Of Kcyscr is visiting
his brother Henry Dcmubaugh of this
place
E White. Supt Of motive Power of
tho ID so X. Il. was in town Thursday ON
business.
W ID Il Amman aud wife spent Saturday
and sunday in Rowlcsburg the guests Of
relatives.
Mrs Mary Grimes, who has been in run.
Melton FOR several weeks was in town
Wednesday
Miss Lee Deck was in Function last
"Wednesday aud Thursday. visiting Mir and
Mrs. Hugh Bonadcld
Ralph Thompson. the genial agent Tor the
Thompson music company of Ciarksburc.
was n town saturday
Aucuouccr Gaines OF Grafton. was i'm
town all last week aucuouccring for NJ. L..
Rinc. who is going out of business
The late snow was welcomed with Joy by
tho girls and boys. aud crowds were out
Sleigh'ng every nightwhilc Il lasted
Misses Hattie Smith and Mida Stuck. who
have been visiting friends in Cumberland
Tor Che past three weeks. have returned
home
The order of Masons treated themselves
to fine banquet Wednesday nightat the
homo OF Mr. and Mrs u smith All re.
port good time
Little Lora Winner. aged years. dougb.
ter of W. X. l.. Winner aud wife died
Wednesday OF the Group. She ,,as buried
at Grafton ON Thursday
Mr. Hunter. BIS O. real estate agent
was in town Friday buying lands to build
new reservoir large enough to- supply the
Company with water through the dry
season.
There were three business men OF Wash
ington. Pa. ion town last week. inspecting
glass sand near here They expect to
start glass and iron furnaces ON the Hard.
man branch in the spring. The glass sand
Is reported 60 bc drstclass
J NJ. orr the widc-awakc Supt Of the
Orr Coal ~ Coke Company was in Tunnel
ton Thursday ON business The Company
arc building ten new dwelling houses at
their mines which will make quite q little
town as they already have several houses
here.
We'll after an our watching and waiting.
Robbie Fromhart gave us the slip. lie was
married last Monday. Jan 20. at Oakland
Nd. Co Miss Sadie Cox. of Itchcocks
funnel Miss Cox lived here for about
two years and has many friends here. all
of whom arc anxiously awaiting the arrival
OF the young couple here The boys have
circular saws. pans. and all kinds of ma.
chincry and music boxes laid by ill they
come. Might as well come ON Bobbic and
set EN- up TO the crowd
Tom Walker - %. detective. was i'm
town Friday TRrv.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30

Mrs. villa Sluekisr was a, Wheeling and
other points during nc pas, week.
Mis-. Nellie shaaer Of Carmel, returned
home las, Friday, after several weeks visit
here
William 80. Jenkins returned this week
from visiting his son, +. Il. Jenkins, m
piusborg
Ed NJ will,rms Of runuel,op, was here
a couple OF DAYS this week and gave us
paying call
Mrs. Lizzie Loar and children from
Smi'h6eld, ere here visiting her aunt. Mrs.
John Williams
On our frs, page win be found some in
ie'es,ing matter from the pen of J. Newton
Calvert on his travels in China.
+. w. Parrock is in town this week repre-
seuiing Geo. W. Southern x Sons. the
Clarksburg aud Elk View nurserymen, and
taking orders for the spring delivery.
James Elijah Hayes LEI, las, Saturday
I " " ''N''~A sNNithent anu h0s not
been seen o5 heard tell Of since. II is sup
posed that he is W. oter.b'und or tied up on
account OF The heavy sleet.
There was q YER, ,l.,s,,, ,,,., L..
az the Inn last night in honor Of the Fair
mon, quests who b,v, bce, ,;s,i,o H..
Ouite p, number ,f y,,,,,,, ,,.,.,,,.. -, II.
time ouite m.rrily nm rid,i,b,
Mayor of Tunnelton Col San, p NJ
pomery. WAS her, T,.s3,v n. h,s 49,.
returned iron, ,ri, d, en-. N,,io,,, CO,
and cam, down, to ,e,,,, ~, con-.
matters
- '',N I'''e"S'' pa'en'ees all patents are
t',' r'V''', ''' ''''e' lucy all nave
'' '"e government "nu o'ue rio-
,''''1 P''e"'eeS N""" 'ne 'mPor-
'''>0 va ''''''.S anu u Is 10 'hc'' SKIN and
80 go, ','''' '' securing protecting claims
'''' -. ~ ono" N Co. OF Washington,
'''' ''o0'Ss
John tucker OF West Union, has been
mere tins week taking orders for and deliver
ing p"'eu' mop and sorubbing brush that
is q good 'h'ng Tor The money. lie sold and
ue''e'ed 70 here ia Tour days time, which
Is not bad Tor town OF this size. They
sen al - each and are So easily worked that
'ney almost sell themselves. Mr. Tucker
ana ms brother have this state for territory
anu nave sold several thousand since last
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30
How a
Maryland Woman
Put on Flesh
GAINED as POUNDS.

Loss of Acsli means loss of power
TO resist disease The man OF womm
who Is Eat and healthy has alescrye
power that wins the battle OF life.
Mrs. Margaret ], y, Truitt, of Pitts
willie, Md. for over two years had suf-
fcred with diseases peculiar TO woinan-
hood. Local medical skill seemed to
give her no relief. Her food gave her
TO noutishucnt. SHE was gradually
wasting away. "l'inaliy.n writes
Mrs. Truitt. 81 was induced to try
NAGER'S SARSAPARlLLA WITH
CELERY. and before had taken
half q bottle I began 60 improve and
continued Co do $50 since, have
taken seven bottles aud have gained
as pounda since began it,
The building up power of
YAGER'S SARSApARH.LA WITH
CELERY 10 only one OF rs wonderful
merits. Iis primary action is 60
cleanse and enrich thc blood. IL re-
stores the whole system 10 healthy,
functional action.
YAGER'S SARSAPARILLA does
not contain mercury OF arsenic in any
form Whatever 60 accomplish the won.
dcrful results achieved. There Is alb
solutely nothing in IFS composition
harmful i'm the least degree. It's me-
decimal merit Is based on a combination
of we'll known curative agencies here
toforc presented IN separate form, and
sold at much higher price than
YAGER'S SARSAPARIII.A. II is
sold by leading druggists everywhere
soc. bottle. Made by Gilbert Bros.
s. Co., Baltimore, Md.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30

Consists in keeping al thc main Organs
of che body healthy rcguIar action and
in quickly destroying deadly disease germs.
Electric Biitcrs regulate stomach Liver
splendid appetite They work wonders Dob
curing Kidney Troubles Female Com.
plants Nervous Diseases Consupati dion.
Dyspepsia. and Malaria Vigorous health
aud strength always follows their use.
Only soc guaranteed by The Cooke supply
Co
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30
New Hack Line.

ON and after April I, 1902, will run a
hack line from kingwood TO the new mill
below Masontown every Monday, Wcdncs-
day and Friday, leaving Kingwood At a.
m. aud connecting with *. q NJ trains,
returning Immediately after rival of train
from Morgantown.
A. a. BgowN,
kingwood Lveryman.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS or
Character and good reputation In each
state Zone in this county rcquircd) to repre-.
sent and advertise old established wealthy
business house OF solid financial standing
Salary ei8.oo weekly with expenses add,
tional. ail payable in cash each Wednesday
direct FROM head Offices. Horse and car.
rage furnished when necessary References
Enclose scifaddrcsscd stamped envelope
Manager go CaXiOn Building Chicago
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30

Dr. Bulls Baby syrup for Tcctbing
Babies. Pucc, fo cts. Cures Wind Collie.
DauhWa, Dyeuiey. Gripping Palms, Sour
Stomach Fever Cholera lufanium. Dr.
Hulis Baby syup promotes thc digestion
and soothcs ihc baby
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-30
The West Va. Argus.

First class paper entered as Second.
class matter in Third-claSs Postomce
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-18
Back From the West.

Mrs. E. E. Moffitt and Mrs. T. K Bruner
returned yesterday evening al 1856 from
their long western trip. Both are very
enthusiastic over what thcy saw, and
exceedingly glad 10 get home once more,
just after the trees have come out and
everything looks so fresh and beautiful.
They first went 10 Denver, Colorado,
where they were delegates to the Con.
vention of Daughters OF the Revolution.
week was spent there, and then they
went TO Colorado Springs, which is 49,.
500 feet above sea level. They visited
the great Cripple Greek Mine, ald passed
around the Georgetown Loop. one Of the
greatest pieces of engineering in the
world, saw the Silver Plume Mine. and
crossed the Great Canyon and the Great
Divide. From there they went on to San
Francisco. and from San Francisco to Los
Angeles and Redlands California. Then
back to Ell Paso and Fort Worth. -"
At one place, just on the border be.
tween New Mexico and Arizona, they were
200 feet below sea-level At Yuma, OIL
the Colorado River, they saw the real
American Indians in their tive dress.
and living as they did in the primeval
forest. At Ell Paso they crossed the
frontier into Mexico. AMI saw the native
MeXicans in their adobe huts, with no
roof save CT leather.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-18
At Louisburg College.

Especial to the News and Observer
Louiburg, n. c., May 1.-THE very en-
tertaining piano recital by Miss Annie
Louise Smith, who completes the course
Of instrumental music this term. was put
a forejaste of the rich feast this pros
porous college offers the public during
its annual commencement, May 25 to 2Sth
In spite OF the rain and threatening
weather, a large audience greeted the
young ladies who assisted Miss Smith,
and evidenced their enjoyment of the oc-
casion by their interested attention. The
Chapel was most tastefully wreathed
with festoons from the fragrant wills
pering pines" frightened with vases of
exquisite roses Of varied hues.
At the close of the recital. reception
was rendered the Senior Glass by the
president and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs M.
S. Davis The spacious parlors of the
college were most beautifully decorated
for the occasion, the color scheme being
pink and white. The light t1eecy drapery
OF windows and doors, mingling with
graceful festoons of delicate shades or
glossy pine and stands of white and PINK
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-18
Phi Society Contest at Guilford.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
GuiIford College, n. c.. May 1.-THE
Philagorean Literary Society held it's
contest last night. Miss Clara COX, OF
Hieh Point, presided. The young ladies
spcke their orations with ease and dig
nifty The music under the direction OF
Mrs. Albright was much appreciated.
The Misses Bristow, Bra 1shaw and Raj
ford, of Virginia and the Misses bal e
lirger, Thompson and Moore, of North
Carolina, were the contestants.
Supt. Broadhurst, of Greensboro. in a
very appropriate address made presen-
tat;on Of the prize of orators medal to
the successful contestant, and selection
of American poets as an Improvement
prize to Miss Carrie L. Peacock, of Sal
isbury. Rev. Eli Reece, of High Point.
and Miss Mary M. Petty, of Greensboro,
assisted Prof. Broadhurst IN tho Phi.
contest.
The surveying class established the
meridian on the lawn last evening and
were nicely entertained in the parlor Of
Mrs George W. White.
President l.. L. Hobbs has just return
ed from New. York. He reports encour-
agement for increased endowment.
Prof Thomas Newlin. of Wilmington
College, has been employed as Professor
of English at Guilford College for next
year. He will be welcomed as a splendid
teacher and an approved minister of the
GOSPEL.
The Old Students Reunion on May
2Sth is going to be a grand occasion, full
of interesting joyous associations on the
campus. DR.. Brumbaugh, of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania: Mr.. Worth, Of
Wilmington: Mr.. Blair, of Winston Sal
en-. and Mr.. Van Noppen, of Greensboro,
will all give interesting addresses.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-18
Rev. DR.. Hufham.

The North Carolina Baptist in it's edi-
torial columns this week pays this de.
served tribute to n grand Old man:
ours has been honor this week. DIR
J. ID. Hufham the venerable. the sweet
old man, has dwelt with us in our home.
The more we see and hear OF this Old
Soldier of many battles for God ana
truth the more we are drawn to him
as the greatest Cosmopolitan amongst us.
He is broad in his conception of things,
and withal loyal to the old things of
truth upon which all the good is builded.
The more his years the more will be
the blessing 10 the State he loves with
a love that is beautiful"
And in the same paper, Rev. S. j. Por-
ter writes of him thus:
DR. j. d. Hufham, the eloquent and
the beloved by-all, preached. on Sun
day night, for our people, a sermon of
wonderful power and tenderness. His
noble life has been given up entirely
to the gospel of salvation. and his writ
ings and sermons and prayers and plead
ings have been woven through and
through the hearts and homes and lives
of the people of North Carolina. What
blessed thing to hear him preach; What