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HERRING & BROWN.

/ Col J. Edgar Long was here Tuesday 10
vote
| Rev. IL. c. Howard aud family returned
to-day from visit To Grafton.
Miss Lulu Watson Of Mason,owa. wa.
visiting relatives In town Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Squires Of Reedsviile, hs,
been visiting friends in and near town ,hi,
week.
Leslie Fields leaves Saturday for Parkers.
burg TO take Course at Mt. State Business
College there.
DR.. J. A. Graham, wife and daughter
have been here this week stopping at the
Jenkins House.
Lieut.. J. Harry Nef went to Grafton
Monday TO attend a special Masonic meeting
and take the remplar Degree.
Gene Wheeler moved this week from
near Aurora to divers Mill over ON the
] NJ & X. to blacksmith for the Company.
Mrs. Ella Evick, who has been sick
several weeks with fever. is now some better
and one of tho boys who has also been sick
with il IS better.
James f. Hayes and John II. Beown were
the Democratic election clerks here on
Tuesday, while the Republicans had Hoy
b. Jackson and John F. copeman.
a soap bubble party was given at the
home of Mrs. John II. Brown. assisted Ivy
Mrs. X. NJ. Ramsey. TO The Junior Christian
Endeavor Society, ON las, Friday evening.
The young folks had great time blowing
bubbles. and the party was success in every
particular.
DR.. Jesse Lee Morley of Washington
Court House, Ohio aud David X. worley
of Ma,oma, Orborne county, Kansas,
brothers OF Senator VIM. G.. Morley, of this
place, were here visiting him this week and
went on over TO Morgantown accompanied
by the Senator. the one living in Kansas
is successful farmer aud stock raiser.
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uu, the deacon" Came Gu, Ahead


The question as TO whether the editor Of
this paper was married or not has caused
more excitement aud discussion IN town
the past week than the election and
the boys have been having gtoa,
time trying to 6nd ont Tor sure. They
decided TO have screnade anyhow.
and las, Friday nigh, held high carnival
over in the last Fad Of town al ye editor :
domicile. They had citcular saws. horse
hddles. COW bells. sieighbsils tan cans aud
any old thing that would make a noise.
They kept il up about an hour aud a hall
and kcp; the whole town awake. The
editor rather enjoyed the fun and sarted
TO 40 out aud face the music. bat over.
heard some of the boys discussing the
matter as.to whether he was there or not
Some said he was there aud some said not.
Others doubted about his be ug married.
SO he laid low aud did not show up. aud
the boys hardly knew who the Joke was on
BY Monday night however the marriage
was generally known aud that the bride
was here, so the boys were ON hand again
with their Instruments OF torture aud
heavy reintorcements. but the Deacon was
ready for them and had good old colored
couple there kecping house. while he aud
the bride were out spending the evening
In another place. lie got Gen" Lee Ora.
ham and Aunt Arect. his wife TO some over
soon after dark to hold the fort. The
blinds were pulled down close and the
doors locked and the General drilled
on his speech aud what to do Then we
slipped out the back.way and left. Promptly
AZ ten o o'clock the performance opened by
the explosion OF lot of giant.hre.crackers
and then the racket that broke out and
Kept up about an hour was a caution. Aunt
Arget sat there shaking her big Tat sides
and the General showing his ivory.
When they began to tire and were calling
for the bride aud groom. the good old
colored folks opened up tho front door and
walked out on to the porch and made their
best bow while the General addressed
the crowd thanking them for the sercnade
aud telling the boys they had been married
good while aud they were little slow
with their serenadc. but better late than
never and they appreciated IL anyhow
or course the crowd called for Brown
and the Bride and the General" ex.
planned that they were away and had left
them TO keep house for them. The boys
stu doubling 1, one OF them vas invited
TO come In and so through the house aud
sec Tor himself. which was done Then the
boys saw they were bca, aud the Joke was
on them as they had been serenading an
old coiored couple who had been married
twenty-five years Just then somebody
followed Niger" and raised Aunt Argets
dandcr and she read the riot act 10 the
assemblage aud was going TO clean out the
crowd So the boys had 20 give Il up and
go home. 1t looks like we were still ahead
even IL the country did 90 Republican.
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Distinguished Cadets.
From a Morgsn,own paper
SALIIk MAspEs.

From Morgantown paper
III. w Dent. 'os. w. w. Smith. 'o7 aud
Clyde Watson. os. three distinguished
cadets OF the First Section OF last year,
received notice few days ago from the
War Department at Washington that they
might have an opportunity Of taking an ex-
animation for Second Lieutenant In the
SECULAR Army. This opportunity rarely
comes even TO distinguished cadets. and
the boys are naturally proud OF the honor
Dent is now Cadet Major and Watson
Cadet Sergeant Major Smith was Lieu.
tenant last ,esr but is In the corps no
longer. because he graduated from the
University In June. II. w. Dent led the
corps In average grades for the four years
course. His grade scale OF 100 was COS.
Out OF a possible OF 1900 points he attained
i4so4 4. w. w. Smith was close second
with So out of 100 and 1870 out Of possible
Isoo points {. T. Watson won the gold
medal for the best record in target prac-
ticc The boys have not fully decided
whether they will take the examination
or not
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RKsouRcEs
TnnncItOn.

Correspondence of The Argus
Roy Hardesty WAS here calling on friends
Sunday.
Mrs Susan Montgomery Is visiting
friends IN Barbour county.
Miss Oitie West Is confined 10 her room
With symptoms OF scarlctiua.
Mr. and Mrs Chris Boiyard spent Satur
day add sunday az J.. woifes
Harry Bantz Of Baltimore, is visiting at
the hom' Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. !. fonafcld.
Mrs Walter Snyder and children spent
a few days out M Browns Mil and Giades
vile last week
FOLLY sla6ord's new house Is now under
way aud when completed will be occupied
by Johnny Cruise.
Politics is the. rage now and we hope
everybody will get their particular man
safely landed just whore they want bin.
Mf. and Mrs. George Kerchoyal re-.
turned last Friday from q weeks sojonfn
among friends and relatives ai Parsons
aud Belington.
We have o case Of dlphthoria 10 our town.
On~ ri Harmon Sidwclls children IS suffer.
Jog With that dread disease. We hope our
medical authority VIII take every prccau.
lion 60 prevent tie spread Of the disease.
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Ear

Correspondence OF The Argus
James H. Smith was at FriendsyilIe. Md.
asst week.
Oren VansickIe OF Glade Farms. began
teaching school here Monday.
MIR and Mrs. Allen Rinard OF rumm.
we're visiting in Maryland last week
Will Nhitehair OF Terra Alta. took over
500 sheep away from here Thursday.
Geo. 4. Spiker and son Earl drove to
Kingwood on business Saturday
Mrs. Rhoda Frankhouser went out to
Gainesville last Thursday to visit her
father. ]. {. Wolfe
Grant Bishop and Miss Frances Cuse-
man were visiting friends at Addison, Pa,
Saturday and Sunday.
J. J. Kelly received Telegram Monday
evening that his brother Will Is. Kelly OF
Sage. Ohio. was dead and started in few
hours after receiving the telegram to at.
tend the funeral.
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WEDDING BELLS.


The mos, brilliant soela, event OF the
season was the MARRIAGE last night OF Me-
Ole Lawrence Johnson of Muskosee.
Indian Territory. aud Miss Martha
CathaTine copeman OF near Kingwood.
The ceremony took place at the home of
the bride. about two miles from town. Al
cieh, o'clock, and was Solcmnisod b, Rev.
r. M Ramsey, pastor OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church OF Kingwood.
The large aud hospitablc home was 6ilcd
with guests aud beautifully decorated with
ferns. smlaS and othcs evergrcens and
flowers and plants.
ring service was used and the cer,.
mony was very beautiful and impressive.
The attendants were MIR Thomas Johnson
OF Wisconsin,. a brother OF the groom. and
Miss Edna Carson of Washington City.
The bride was dressed in white mousse.
line de sole, trimmed in chiffon applique
and the costume made entrain She car.
ried magnificent bouquet, oi bride, roses
and looked very pretty. The groom wore
the conventional black aud carried him
sell through the ordeal ia a very manly
manner. In fact. the couple were self
possessed and went through the ceremony
thoroughly a, ease. The bridesmaid wore
white organdie over elk. trimmed in pink
satin ribbon and chiffon applique aud car.
ried beautiful boquet OF La France roses.
The best man Cor rather the second
best man like his brother tho groom was
dressed in black also.
Ahcrthc ceremony aud congratulations.
an elegant repast was served to all. The
bridal table was a perfect bower OF beauty
and fcstai board sure enough.
The bride received magnificent lot OF
presents many costly and valuable presents
being sent from distrancc by friends un.
able to attend.
Among the guests from abroad were Mr.
Thomas Johnson from Wisconsin; Miss
Edna Carson from WASHINGTON city Miss
Beatrice Morris OF Harrsyillc Mrs.
Nicholas Gross aud son Winfield from
near Reedsvillc. ]. ". Calvert OF Morgan.
town; Walton Davis and Miss Bessie
Feather Of Terra Alta, Miss Isa Copeman
from Bruccton Miss cailic Watson from
Masoniown and a large number OF guests
from kingwood and the surrounding
country.
The newly welded couple will leave to-
morrow for their futnrc home In Muskegee,
Indian Territory where the groom has
located for the practice Of law.
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Nultitudes are singing the praises Of
Kodoi the new discovery which is making
so many sick people well and weak people
strong by digcsting what they eat by clean.
sing and swectcning the stomach and by
transforming their food in the kind ri pure
rich red blood that makes you feel good
all over. Mrs. Cranfll Of Troy. T. r.
writes For a number OF years l was trou
blcd with indigestion aud dyspepsia which
grew into the worst form Finally was
induced 20 use Kodol and after using four
bottles ! am entirely cured. ! heartily
recommend KOdol % all sufferers from in
digestion and dyspepsia. Take = dose
after meals II digests what you eat Dr.
Wm Dent Co. Newburg KDgwood
Pharmacy.
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Marriage Licenses.

Thomas Barnard 80. and Lou Orr
Bishop 81.
Former from Maryland and latter nstiv,
of Preston.
Ollie Lawrence Johnson 80. and Martha
Cathsrine Copcman go
Former born in Wisconsin and after in
Preston.
William Psrklns 50, and Bessie R.
RandolI5.
Former born in Pennsylvania and latter
In MouongaIia county
Winfield $. Hartcine 81. and Ethel E.
Harrington az.
Former from Cameron. Ohio. and latter
born In Preston.
Francis Meats az. and Emma Jane
Monts 10
Both Prcstonlans.
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Report 81 Sinclair school No "a. Keno
district, for ibe mouth beginning Oct g..
and ending Oct s. Namber - pupils on
roll. girls -. buys T. total 49, per- cent ~
daley attendance gils 95 by 81. ayerfzs
% PER cent. Of daily absent girls g. boys o.
average 7 ihosc present every day we've
Florence Nrsior. Cora aud Hannah lindsey
III ec not absent more fh1n go dsys, Shcf-
man Lindsey, Howard NeHor. Grace Bur.
goYnc. Nancy Nesiof Trustees and parents
arc invited i1 vislt ih- scbr1l
ApDIf BoLYARD, teacher.
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Natural AnSie,v.

Nothcfs regard approaching winter with
gncasincss children take cold so easily,
No disease costs more little lives than
Group It's attack IS so sudden that the
sufferer Is often beyond human aid before
the doctor arrives Such cases yield read
ily ~ One Minute Cough Cure. Liqai6es
the mncus aliays inflammation removes dan.
Ger Absolutely safe Acts immediately.
cures coughs colds tfip bronchitis. al
throat and lung trouble y 8 McMahon
Hampton. O.. bad cold rendered me
voicelcss just before an oratorical contest
] intended to withdraw bat took One Min.
uie Co SD Cure u restored my voice in
time TO win the medal Dr. VIM Dent 4
co Newburg Kingwood Phsrnscy.
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pnbho Nalc.

viii o6-i ~ ssi- ~ ty residence va
Thursday. Novcmbef 20. fgDz. The follow
ing named pfpp-iif.
Two Hofses. Cows. : Wagon. Z Road.
ser OF Buck hoard Nv shafe If Com and
Buckwheai, Cofn Fodder. Hay, Straw. 30.
ta,oes. Farming Utensils. and some Hons.
hold Goods
RAMS --Ail sums ander s cash Sums
of s. and over a credit II nine months aiil
be y ven, purchaser io give notc with 90.
prove d sccuniy. Sale to hegin At o .. M.
JAcoH BOwEe.
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Another Teachers Examination.

TEeRA Alta, w. Va, Oct 70, 1904. -
Owing to the scarcity Of teachers in this
county, hereby announce smother exanina.
ton for this county TO be held at Buceton.
November r4ih and 18th. Teachers from
other counties are invited 10 attend this ex.
animation and each in Preston as there are
quite number Of schools that have no
teachers. II Trustees, who have no teacher.
will kindly write me to that effect, and II
teachers that have no schools will do like.
wise, perhaps some schools can be supplied
with teachers that as yet have none.
FRANZ w. CANDY. County Supt.
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Wanted

There are thousands 81 intelligent young
uueu and women who have good common
school education, that might. by taking our
Commercial cours-. OF learning Shorthand
and ryp-writing. be earning two or three
times rs much as they do ~ present, besides
gaining start on the difec, road IN far
greater bspehis and successes IN the future
The demand upon US for bright energetic
young people who understand these courses
~ study. Is greater than We can supply
Make = start Today.
MOUNTAINS SrATg BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Cumberland Md.
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There Is more Catarrh In this section
oil the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced II local
disease. and by constantly failing TO cure
with local treatment. pronounced II incur.
able Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease. and therefore re.
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by +. I.
Cheney Co. Toledo. Ohio. is the only
constitutional cure on the market II is
taken internally In doses from 10 drops TO
teaspoonful. IL acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case II fails TO cure.
Send for circulars. free
+. ]. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. 7sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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The Best Investment.

We believe that no young man or woman
can make better Investment. considering
time and money required, than In securing a
business and Shorthand education. No
educational insiitution offers to those who
have enjoyed fair common school privileges.
such advantages as = hrst.class Business
College and School ~ Shorthand AZ who
are thoroughly qualified for business pursuits
can obtain fcmnuerauye employment.
MOUNTAIN STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Cumberland. nj
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Por Sale.

Bscsuse offaiiing health I have decided
"a give up business, and offer for sale MY
new and valuable stock Of Millinery and
Ladies' Furnishing Goods My stock is new
and stylish and there is no better place Tor
this line Of business than Kingwood For
terms call on or address,
Mrs. iDA NJ. HYDE.
sept 10. 1904. Kingwaod. w. Va.
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ANY church or parsonage or institution
supported by voluntary contribution will
be given liberal quantity Of the Long.
man Martinez Paints whenever they
paint. This has been our custom for
tsWehty seven years any building not salts
faciorily painted. will be repainfcd at our
expense; about one gallon OF Linseed Oil
TO be added TO every gallon OF the pain, 10
make ready for use us mixed In two min.
ntes and cost Of paint thereby made less In
price than any other. Yearly product over
ono million gallons. Longmsn & Martinez
sole agents.
Herring & Brown Kingwood
y. r. Wolf Reedsville
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The Mountain state Business College

has bad werdefful success 10 giving vou.g
prOpe an education which has given ihem
successful start in life II isa stepping
stone 60 higher equipments and usefnlness in
life. Our facilities are FIRST-CLASS in
every respect. EXPENSES arc within your
reach. SCHOOL iu session continuously
YOU CAN ENTER Al ANY TINE and
receive Individual attention.
MOUNTAIN STATE BUSINESS CofLgGR,
Cumberland, Nd
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shareholdcr.' Meeting.

~ meeting OF the shareholdors's OF The
Bank OF kingwood held az its Office in
k'ngwood on October q. 1904 the following
ensuing year;
j. T.. McGREw.
WM G.. Brown.
l.. NJ. ALBRIGHT.
J. a. LENuART.
T.. ]. CKoGAE.
Gus. SHAFFER.
y. N. ORR
l. PARSONS MARTIN.
j. w. PARIS
on motion the Cashier was instructed TO
have published Statement OF the Banks
Condition AZ the close OF business Nomor.
row November ISos.
Statement OF the condition OF The Bank
OF Kingwood al close OF business November
=. 1904.
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Amcrios's Famous neaul,1s

Look with borrow on ekin cgnpnons
biotches sores p.mplcs They don't have
them nor viii antonc who uses Buc klcns
hruica Salys 10 glorifcs thc taco. Eczema
90 salt rhcum Vanish before ~ ~ cures
sore lips cIappcd hands chgbiHns in
fallible Tor Nics 5sc az Cooke supply Co
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Kingwood school Report.

Directors Of Kingwood School
Kingwood. w Va.
GRSTiEMEs ;--In obedience TO your rule
visited all the departments OF your school
last Friday aud ascertained the following
facts; there are pupils enrolled in the
various departments rs follows;-
In the higher department. az
In the Grammar department. AZ
In the Second intermediate. AZ
In the First intermediate. a
In the Second Primary. AZ
In the First Primary. AZ
Total. rse
There are no contagious diseases re
ported. and the attendance has been good
in all departments for the entire month
There are no violations OF the compul.
sorry attendance law reported
There were fourteen cases OF corporal
punishment reported in the entire school,
There seems to be perfect peace and good
will between teachers and pupils the
work is well in hand your Janitor has done
his duty; and do not hesitate 10 report
this the most pleasant and profitable term
so far. that we have had in many years
Respectfully submitted
RUFUS HoLpRS. Principal
kinswood, w Va. Nov. 4. 1901
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Eyes
Did Not Close For a
Week.
Heart Trouble Baf-
fled Doctors.
DIR. Mile $ 'Hcart Cure and
Nervine Cured Me.

There Is nothing more necessary to he alth
than sleep and rest. IL these are denied YOU,
II YOU rise in the morning more tired than
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that direction, your weakened nerves will
soon 80 affect your hearts action as to bring
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Some time ago was suffering severely
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could get. One week In last September
never closed my eyes. got DIR. Miles Nervinc
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All druggists sell and guarantee frat bot.
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The West Va. Argus.

A Firstciass paper. entered as second
class matter in Third.class Postoehce
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Mothers usc Dr fahfneys 1ccthing
Syrnp and you will always have healthy.
hearty ard smiling babies.
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Quality and Prices ~
At the Big Department Store
OF Herring 6 Brown

we now have the LARGEST STOCK OF Goops ever
Brought to kingwood, and New Ones Arriving Ev-
cry Day. Ladies need not send away for Fine
Dress Goods.
We have Waist-cloth In all colors and prices Heavy
Skirtings the same, Beautiful Single Patterns in
Waists, Oxford Sackngs Sterling and Princeton Suit
ings In all colors Venetians, Mistrals Panamas
vigourenx, GRANTEES. Trimmings. Innings and Silks
Outings, Flann"lettes, Feeced Flannel Fannels Com
plete Line of Notions Underwear for Men Women and
Children Keady-made Skirts, Hats Caps and Shoes.
Clothing, full line Groceries and Hardware Highest
Price Paid for Produce.
Eggs 20 cents Butter 20 cts. Young Chickens To-
Hens cts. Oats 40 cts
Come and our Stock before Won buv