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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-29
sOclely's New Game.

"irail has taken society by storm. It's
something new, something different.
Trail as the name implies Is founded
on popular hunting sport Is played with
Fifty three fine cards In four colors. repre-
senting fox TO be chased aud caught. and
four packs Of hounds Of thirteen each.
Trail has a constantly recurring inter.
est for players as they perfect their play.
Ing from evening to evening. In marked
contrast 20 certain recent boisirous games
that bore the players az the end OF an hour.
With the one pack six other splendid.
new. copyright games can be played. Two
educational games and two games Of fun.
making IL suitable Tor all members Of the
family
Trail can be had Of dealers or sent
postpaid 7sc gtlt edge plain Soc. Rules
Tor the seven games free.
CoNgsArIoE CAsB CANE CO.
Atlantis. Georgia
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-29
TUNNELroN
,ondence Of The Argus.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Mrs. Pessell moved on Monday last to
Grafton, at which place she expects TO 10.
cate.
Mrs. Alfred Brown was visiting friends
al Fellowsvills Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. George ChIdester Of Newburg. was
on our streets Monday.
Times is lively al this place for the last
past week IS 70.
Well thought ! would take a little
stroll 20 the country and see what the PEG.
pie had 10 say snd 20 learn some news Tor
the Argus and on my way run on X. y.
Rodeheaser and I ask him wha he thought
shout things bY this time Tie said every
thing was lovely he had no wife 10 Bother
bis life Or 70 90 Buggy Riding with o. W.
Zinn. and ask him a Bout John gibson
and others. we'll be said that John gibson
had SHIPPED bis trash and lost his hash and
gen Mcginnis taken Jon devsls mash and IL
left them IN q teriable smash.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-29
The Duty OF The wife

Don't tell your friends the faults Of your
husband
The wife's place is in the home. that is her
proper sphere
OF action, and the one in which she out to
be most happy
Don't devote time to society matters while
your house duties
need to be done. Don't spend your time
in making clothes for
some naked boys in Dooloboo who do not
need them while your
own children 60 about with patched or torn
clothing
Greet your husband with a smile on his
return from work
Don't scold your husband.
Don't think your husband ought 10 be per.
feet.
are you yourself perfcci2
BE careful aud economical in the expendi.
ture Of money
for household purposes.
imagine your husband is still your lover
Treat your husbands friends politely. this
isan
important part Of your wifely duty
Don't spend money eKlravsgantly for dress
or other personal adornment
Tunnelton Correspond
cir
I will let Jon gibson hash and his trash and
John Devall mash rest for a while for they
are devoting there are devoiing there time
10 Poleiicks now and ar leying the vernon
shift for them selves now and that tbroes q
great responsibility on S. b. G.. shoulder,
Good BY friend
Ii M..L.L....-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-29
In MemOrIam.

Died at his home IN Kingwood. on Sept
9oih 1904, Lee ]. Graham. after a long IT,.
ness with rheumatism aud stomach trou.
bic. The funeral was held last Friday at
p. M. and was conducted al the home by
Rev. K. NJ. Ramsey and Rev. Abrsm Title.
Quite a crowd OF friends and neighbors at.
tended TO show respect to a worthy citi-
zen. The floral display was as fine as any
we ever seen in Kingwood. a beautifully
designed cross and pillow of asteTs being
sent by Mrs. p. j. Crogan. After the ser.
vices the casket was followed TO Maple.
wood Cemetery by quite a crowd Short
services we're held at the grave and the re.
mains we're laid TO rest The deceased
was born at the Fairfax Manor. Sept s4lh.
Is4s, and was therefore about 60 years Of
age. lie was born = slave and belonged
90 Miss Elizabeth Fairfax. and was son Of
Uncle Jesse" Graham. who died few
years ago. lie ran away from home while
yet very young for soldier and enlisted In
the Union Army and served In Company
Of the 18Th Regiment U. s Colored Volun.
teer Infantry. lie has been drawing =
pension Of % per month for several years.
He was married TO Arget Duncan, q sister
Of the late Rama Duncan and Mrs. Horace
Tucker. Of Kingwood. They we're married
| here in Haywood by the Presbyterian pas.
tor and had ten children but Host them all.
The widow survives. Aunt Arge;" being
we'll known TO our people. She vas born
oct ard. 1899 and belonged to Col John
Fairfax. being given by him to the mother
OF the editor 'of tbs ARGUS. when they
we're both little girls. add she remained In
our family long after the slaves we're sci
free and iill she was married and went "a
housekeeping for herself.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-29
District Grange and Field Meeting.

Specially reported for The Argus.
District Grange No. a met with Aurora
Grange No. 378, on September Iaih. The
Grange was opened in due form atIp. m
with Worthy Master b. r. Barb in the chair.
The four counties composing District No. a
were we'll represented. They are Preston,
Barbour, Monongslis and Marion. Eagle
Grange No. rag conferred the fifth degree
on class Of fifteen. All business coming
before the Grange was disposed Of in proper
order.
On September 18th a picnic aud field
meeting was held in Workings Grove near
Aurora. Rev. Skinner presided and intro
duced the speakers. After several pieces
Of music by the Stemple Ridge band.
prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Moore.
This was followed by an address Of welcome
by the Rev. MeNemar Of the NJ. T.. church
The principal address Of the morning was
made by State Master r. e.. A,keson Of the
West Va. School Of Agriculture At Morgan.
town. The address was highly enjoyed and
a. Us conclusion came dinner. II Is need
less TO say that this, too, was enjoyed.
In the afternoon came music by Prof
l.. w. Hafdesty's choir Of trained voices
This was followed by the address Of Hon
Aaron Jones u Indiana, Master Of IN,
National orange. The speech was happ,
mixture % sense and humor.
Aurors Grange enjoyed very much IN,
visit Of Eagle Grange and the only thinI
tha, may mar the friendly relations now ex
isiing between these two Oranges Is tn,
threatened transfer Of membership Of ON,
member from the Aurora 10 the EagI
Grange Bot that is ell right, Mr.. Burke
for IN the meantime We can use you to bes
RreeIinns heineen lhsse sisler Granres
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-29
BULL RUN.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Lundie RAdabaueh is visiting friends In
Morgantowu.
Cutting corn aud sowing wheat Is the
order OF the day.
John Royse purchased horse of II. NJ.
EVERY one day last week.
w. II. Everlr aud G. 7. c. Radabaueh
are both erecting new houses.
Several people of this community took in
the show at Masontown Friday.
Milroy Gibson Of Hudson, passed through
here Saturday en.rou,e for Dells'ow.
Ssnkey jenkins is elerking for Jenkins *
Radabaueh at the company store at the
planning mill.
J. w. Radabaugh aud wife are visiting
their daughter Mrs. c. W. Gale al Valley
Point at this writing.
As the season for killing squirIels is at
hand we can hear the mighty roar Of the
shot guns in our direction.
Marshal Duncan of Tyrone. Mononealia
ing up ginseng, golden seal etc.
Miss Hannah Cupp, who has been q, Oak.
land, Md, for some time was visiting friends
and relatives in this section the past week.
We learn tina, ID. c. Rsdabaugh Of this
place has purchased farm over near Al.
brighlsville and will move In the near Gu.
ture.
John Royse is across Cheat this week
making preparations to move his family
on the farm recently purchased Of Tekoah
Christopher of near Pisgah.
Charles jenkins and George Birtcher Of
the Cheat River Lumber camp, of near Pts
gah, was in this section Friday. and went on
up to MAson,own aud took in the Downie
show.
Most OF the farmers in this community
are favored with good crop of fruit, such
as apples. peaches, pears and plums. Corn
seems to be rather late but a fairly good
crop. Buekwheat but little treshed yet.
"a mess of coons,) only eight, all caught
by two parties, but all caught on one tree
and the same night. Where is George Glib.
son or Samuel Every or any one in the
County that can beat this1 John Royse and
Grant Spurgeon of this place are the parties
that caught the coons. The writer saw the
eoons as did Henry Chip of Mason,own,
who can also vouch for the truthfulness Of
this story.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-29
FAR.
Correspondence OF The Argus.
Cyrus Miller is conyalescent.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Cyrus Miller is convalescent
Mrs Mary Livengood is on the sick list.
Little oren Smith Is worse atthis writing.
Goodwin Of Morgantown. was here Mon.
day
Miss Jessie Kelly returned TO Terra Alta
Friday.
Hugh Kelly was out near GAINESVILLE on
business Thursday.
]. A. Frankhouser was to see his brother
Ami at Frendsville Monday
Miss Blanche Miller was visiting rela.
lives at Frendsville recently
Geo Davis OF Sturgeonsou. w. Va, was
sailing on friends here recently.
Miss Elma Deal Is staying with her sister
Mrs. Clyde DeBerry at CuEzsri
DIR. Nedrow OF Bruceton. was called TO
see w {. Smiths child Monday.
Scott Kelly OF Lemon. bought sheep and
had them weighed here Tuesday.
Rev. Jesse Il. Koch preached his fare
well sermon here Saturday night
Miss Goldie Frankhouser is staying with
her sister Mrs. Cal. Spiker OF Bruceton
Some Of our people attended preaching
service at Pleasant Valley Church Sunday.
Miss NetlIe Wilson and her brother En-.
DRY Of Unloniown. Pa. are visiting relatives
here.
Samuel Strswser Of GAINESVILLE took a
drove Of one hundred sheep from here
last Monday.
Misses Mary and Martha Guthrie OF
North Avenue, were visiting relatives and
friends here Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Kelly and little
daughter Of Dority, were visiting the form
ers mother and brother here Saturday
night and Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Holden are home
again after some time spent At Grafton and
other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Or Of Newburg
were here visiting relatives from Saturday
I'LL Sunday evening.
Gus J. ShsHer is in the East buying big
stock Of fall and winter goods. Watch GU,
for big advertisement mex, week
William II. MeneAr Of near Reedsville,
is in the S,riekler Hospital hsr, for an
operation and treatment for bladder trouble.
DR.. Charles W. wsddell Of the City
Hospital, FaiTmont, Is in own today on his
waw down to BrAndonvills to visit his
parents.
Prof. Louis Snyder the new Principal Of
the Kingwood Schools. arrived in town to.
day from Morgantown. to prepare for the
opening Of the school next Monday.
Miss Pauline Orr. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. A. Orr. left Tuesday for Piutsburg
toattend school. Her mother accompanied
her on a visit to relsiives there for ten days.
John II. s. Barlow, the chairman Of the
Taylor county Democratic Committee, and a
rising young attorney Of Grafton. was here
this week. lie has been visiting his parents
out near town.
Wait Bolyard Of Austen was arrested this
week by Special Deputy ID. A. Jackson and
brought here and lodged in Jail, charged
with the crime of blowing up the Coal
Company's houses at Austen some time since.
Isaac Schwartz, OF the firm of Schwartz
Bros. who have been doing business here
the past six months in the line Of gents
furnishing goods, packed up and moved last
week back to Emporia, Va, where the other
brother Harry, is in the same business.
The crop report TO the Agriculture Dept.
from this county for the past week as sent
in by J. Harvey Wall, OF Rockville, is as
follows;
Nice rain the 2oth; frost 73nd sufficient
to kill tomatoes and corn on low. lands; corn
more than half cat; wheat nearly all sown;
suckwheat fair yield, and good quality;
potatoes fine crop Of large size.
The MoTgantown Dominion says;
KingWood and Morganlown are not on
speaking terms as far as the Peoples phone
IS concerned. The section of the line from
SabrAton TO RohT has Tusled out. IL has
been very expensive To operate and II has
been decided to let II 90 for the time being.
Perhaps IL may he repaired next spring. In
the meantime much inconvenience will
result from the breakdown.
II is an outrage that good telephone
line is not built aud kept up between here
and motgantown. With the railroad coming
this way and two hacks daily between King.
wood and the NJ. & X. and large and in.
creasing amount of travel and business
generally between KIngwood and Morgan
town and considering the great number Of
Preston county people who live in Morgan
town and are constantly going back and
forth and want to use the phone every day,
we cannot understand why the telephone
company at Morganiown or Kingwood does
not maintain and keep up "a good line and
our people should kick so hard that il will
be done
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-29
The Real Estate Man.

ifyou want results place your property
IN ny hands for sale. Have buyers from
Indiana. Ohio. Pennsylvania and New York
Tor ffoo 10000 worth Of Preston county
farms. Give foil detailed description. how
land lays. how many acres farm contains
how many improved. size OF dwelling. how
many rooms. condition q ell buildings
tence, etc, Kind OF fruits and soil. how
watered. how far from church. school and
railroad. Lowest price. Title must Ia
eerfeci viii charge per cent on prop
nrties % t7ooo 90 and over u sale h. made
20 sale no charge. n you want 10 buv lei
me know your wants. Can supply them
OF HARDEsTY
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A Card From President Sine.

have sold to Msssu w. Smith and
y. p Sbaher, what vas known as my branch
school located At Cumberland. Nd The
new owners will eosduci me school he,s.
after under the name If "The Th.State
Business College This change m the
ownership Of the Cumberland school will
enable me 10 devote my whole time and
attention 70 the further upbuilding q Park
ersburgs famous sohool-ihe Mountain
State Business College
ALBERT 6. SfNE, President.
September 76, 1904. A.
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Sold BY 4 a. Lenhart OF Haywood
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Another Sly Wedding.

Col. Joseph NJ. TrowbHdge, the we'll
known carpenter and contractor, stole a
march on his friends last week by quietly
slipping of over into the Keystone State
and getling married again. The ceremony
took place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Underwood Of Duquesns, pa, on
Wednesday, September zIst at .. M. and
was solemnized by Rev. J. Walter Miller.
The bride was a Miss Isabel Bonar of
Murraysville, Jackson county, w. W..
There we're no guests present and no one
but the family besides the minister and con.
tracing parties After the ceremony an
elegant wedding breakfast was served. The
bride went from there to her home in lack.
son county TO visit her people and arrange
to come to Kingwood for her future home,
while the groom arrived here next day and
will 90 to MuuaYsyille shortly to bring BIZ
bride TO old Preston. The groom Is vel
known to our people and the bride come,
from one Of the best families In Jackson
county and we welcome her 10 cur county
The ARGUS extends congratulations to Ii,
happy couple
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Wanted SPECIAL representative IN thi,
county and adioining territories. TO repre-
sent and advertise 40 old established bus.
mess house Of solid financial standing
salary kat weekly, with expenses advanced
each Monday BY check direct from head.
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At the strickler Hospital October ard and
tth.
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