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FOR SALE-Fourteen acre farm.
Dwelling house alone worth $1,000.
Will sell for $3.50 on good terms.,,L L.
]. Leavy & Son.
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FOR SALE-Horse, wagon and har-
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WALTER C. eRosSToN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office with Brobston, Fendiq & Co.
BRUNSWICK, GA
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FOR EXCHANGE-Nice country
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FOR SALE-Some fine mules, apply
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FOR SALE-We have large guam
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sonabbe prices. The sand is well
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FOR SALE-Some fine mules, apply
to H. 8. McCrary.
FOR SALEETwo good iron safes;
medium size. L. J. Leavy &Son.
FOR SALE-Horse, wagon and har-
ness. $4,000. L. ]. Leavy & Son.
| FOR SALE-Fourteen acre farm.
| Dwelling house alone worth $1,000
Will sell for $3.50 on good terms.,L.
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FOR RENT-Rooms at T0S Union
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|. FOR RENT-The two room Office
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FOR SALE-We have a large guam
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zlR

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Blanche Miller has recovered from her
recent illness
Earl Splker was at GAINESVILLE on bust.
ness Thursday
Elmer Niemau continues 90 work for
Isaac GuSeman.
David Bishop OF Sugar Valley was bust.
ness caller here Friday.
LIKELY was az Brueeton Friday. attend.
ing the Milling Cos meeting
Victor aud John Cupp we're threshins at
Morgans Glade the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Miller were visiting
Peter Fickey and wife Sunday.
oren. the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Smith is poorly at this writing.
Earl Spiker is attending ,he Teachers
Institute at Terra Alta this week
Jesse Englehart OF Guseman was In our
vicinity again on business recently.
Misses Sadie aud Gladys Guseman re.
turned to their home in Morgantown. sun.
day.
Some of our young people attended the
festival at Sugar Valley church Saturday
night.
Miss Bliss Frankhouser was visiting
friends at GAINESVILLE from Friday tnl
Sunday.
Mr.. w. n. Mills. agent OF ID. NJ. Ferry 4
Co.. OF Detroit. Mich, was here on business
Friday.
Henry Deal OF Barbour county aud his
son George OF Texas. were visiting John II.
Deals Wednesday.
Gay Guseman and his two nieces. Misses
Sadie and Gladys Guseman Of Morgantown.
attended the picnic at GAINESVILLE Satur.
day.
Ami Smith and wife OF near Bruceton
aud Samuel Galloway, wife and little son OF
Rockville, were guests OF w. c. Smiths
Sunday.
Miss Jessie, little daughter OF w. II.
Spiker of Terra Alta. who was visiting
relatives and friends here. returned TO her
home sunday
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EX-Sherim Thomas Dead.

As announced in this paper heretofore.
EN-Sheutt Elisha Thomas has been critical.
ly al at his home here the pas, three weeks
with Brigh,s disease Of the Kidneys, which
caused his death about 4 o'clock Monday
afternoon, August soth. The funeral was
held at the house yesterday afternoon at ;
o'clock and was conducted by Rev. IN. {.
Howard of the NJ. T.. Church and Rev. X.
Nj. Ramsey of the Presbyterian church
large crowd of friends, relatives and
neigheors attended the last sad rites. AZ.
ter the services at the residence, the macni.
t'een, easket lsdened with. floral offerings,
vas tcnderly borne TO the Funeral Car by
four sons and two grand sons as pall.bear.
ers, as follows Frank NJ. Thomas, Clinton
+. Thomas, William A. Thomas and Nor.
ley +. Thomas aud Frank aud Harry shat.
Ter, short service was held at the grave.
the intorment taking place In the Old Gene .
terry.
The deceased was born at Evansville
this county Aug. & isSs. and was therefore
% years of age. lie married Miss lane
hanway and 10y her raised ak children.
W. eN'H "hN ANN NauknAtist si living aud
all present at the funeral. except Jennie
who married Gus ShafIer and died sever.
al years ago. In is7a MIR. Thomas was
elected Sheriff OF this county aud moved TO
kingwood. lie served four years and
then In 1880 was reelected for another term
OF four years. lie continued to reside In
kingwood Till his death. lie has always
been a staunch Republican aud a member
OF the NJ. T.. Church
In his death the county loses one OF its
best and most prominent citizens. Among
those from distance who attended the
funeral were John Sldwell. OF Evansville;
Frank jenkins and daughter aud VIII
jenkins from Fellowsville; Mrs lane
Hanway aud son, Joe. from Grafton: Mrs.
Mae Brennan, Mrs David Watson. Miss
Ida HsnwaY, George Shay and Mr.. and
Mrs Reese Shay OF Tunnclton; Vincent
Cooke aud mother Mrs. J. J. Cooke OF
TOWNSVILLE; Mrs. Hannah Combs and
Charles Comes of Easton. and Layton
Combs OF Morgantown.
Frank NJ Thomas. the oldest son of the
deceased, was to have been married the
day OF his fathers funeral. but on account
OF his serious illness. the wedding took
place quietly about two weeks ago.
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Teachers Certificates.

The following is list Of the teachers
certificates granted at the FIRST aud second
examinations:
NUMBER oNEs.
Pearl Stone, Maurice Vausickle, Waitman
w. Orr, J. II. Nordeok, Lloyd w. Stemple,
Oua V. West, Sidney r. White. Lepha
Werner, Ivy II. Larew, Lulu NJ. Larew, d
X. Mason, a. +. Michael, Ida IIibbs, Mile
Hibb', Myra Gibson, Ivy V. Candy 10.
NUMBER TwoRs.
G X Wolfe. Ann r. Shaaer, Reed +
Martin, Marshall +. Martin, II. I. Hanger,
Howard l.. Werner, Erbic Albright,
Lizzie L. Whetsell, w. 6. Menear, Harley
p Miller, Jessie A, Lynch, Il. II. Knots,
Lulu Jordon, John o. jenkins, Daisy
Hovatter, Laura b. Hoffman, Zeuie NJ.
Gibson, Martha Gibson, Mrs. II. II. Griffin.
lisa Gibson, Cedar GroSscup, Bessie Garner,
Ida NJ. Forman, Bashie L. Fortney. S. T..
Elsey, Josie Dixon, g. A. Deakins, Mary
Dee's' Ray +. Chides,er, Addie Bolyard.
Ethel Bromhal, Henry Der, Berthe Sell.
Charles Whelsell, Lucy ShaHer, Sophia
Slaubaugh, Andrew Ridenour, Jason 0.
Price, Elmer G.. Price.-4o.
NUMBER THREES.
IL. Martin, J. Il. Graham, bessie
Auman, Rachel Deeis, Jennie Bergman,
Frank llof, Maude King, Artie Il. Groves,
May Pyles, Lizzie II. Smith, Gertrude
Rogers Matte Sharps, Arene Snyder,
Clyde NJ. White, Earl Spiker.-Is.
-Four failed.
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An Old Sow VIZ. A Cabbage Patch.

IL has always been considered that there
Is more or less devil in hog and an old
SOW can raise more devil in a corn field or
a neighbors garden than His Satanic Males.
~ himself. Just now there is trouble Of
this kind between Tx Sheriff Shaw and the
County Aims House. The former claims
that the county hogs have been trespassing
on him and that he found an old SOW In his
garden the other morning eating up his
cabbage. AS the Ex-SheIH prides himself
on his garden. this started trouble at once
aud he went "over the hills to the Poor
House" to let of steam to the Superinten.
dent. but not finding him there said his
piece to the Marion. The joint debate was
very interesting. The Ex.Sherin then
served written proclamation on the Stew.
ard notifying him that he would have him
removed at the next session Of County
Court on the grounds OF incompetency. be.
cause he let the hogs eat up his cabbage so
he could have no saueTkraut for this win.
ter. lie Is also going to have the damage
appraised and lay the bill before the Court
Tor settlement. Furthermore he notifies
Snpt. Hawkins that he will have him re.
placed by a man who will not hog his
neighbors cabbage, and all persons wanting
the position are hereby requested to make
application at once to Mr.. Shaw specifying
their experience with hogs and ability TO
curb the devil in them
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-01
The kingwoOd school.

The Board Of Directors Of the public
school Of this place have al last closed up
the matter Of employing all the teachers
Tor the coming term and announce the fol.
lowing corps Of teachers:
Principal-Louis Clark Snyder Of Monon.
gala county
Grammar Department-MisSA dah Cobuu
OF MaSontowu.
Second lntermediate-Mi Minnie
Frankhouser Of Brandonviue
First lntermediatc-NiIss lisa Monroe.
Second Primary-MlsS Nellie Goodwin.
First Primary-Miss Minna Murdoch.
The last three named are Haywood
teachers and with Miss Cobun taught
here last term A. /. whetsell has been
employed again as lanitor
Miss Cobun is promoted from Second In.
termedlatc to the Grammar Dept
Miss FraukhouSer has taught Tor several
wears aud is one OF the best teachers in the
county.
The new Principal Prof Snyder is an A.
B. from the State University and is highly
recommended by President Purinton and
other Professors OF the University. lie
has taught several years and made
specially Of educational work and took
prominent part in this kind OF work in the
Legislature
The school begins the FIRST Monday in
October and every pupil should be ready
to start the FIRST day and be there every
day during the term. Parents should look
after their children and see that they do
not loaf around on the streets at night in.
stead OF being az home preparing lessons
Tor the next day. There should also be
town regulation that no pupil be allowed 10
loaf around the streets during school hours
aud the Curiew ordinance should be rieid.
~ enforced during the school term anyhow.
DR.. ]. NJ King has offered a gold medal
to the pupil in the Grammar or High School
Department who shall make the best gen.
eral average in department. attendance.
class work aud examinations during the
whole term. the matter to be decided al
the end o. the school as per the records
aud report OF the Principal The above re.
port IN regard to the school is official and
from the Board We might have given n
sooner but waited to hear from the Board
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BRuCtTON.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
FLOYD Gale Is a pleasant visitor In town.
Our pedagogues are attending institute
this week
Miss Nellie Evans is visiting friends at
Terra Alta.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Gale and family spent Sunday
at Kingwood.
The voice OF the threshing machine is
heard In the land
Several attended the picnic at Cranes.
vile last Saturday,
w. S. Conner made a business trip to
Terra Alta, today. Monday.
Gilbert Cuppett is erecting stable and
Wesley Hileman house on Main street
X. v. McCandlish. Cashier Of the
Friendsville Bank. spent several days In
town last week
MISS Gertrude Falkonstine returned to
her home at Terra Alta after an extended
visit to friends near here.
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GAINESVILLE.
dence of The Argus.

correspondence of The Argus.
Jeff Holmes is erecting a handsome dwell.
ing in the suburbs Of our town.
Rev Finley Sapp Of Greenfield, Ind, is
spending short vacation with his parents
DR. and Mrs. J. ~ Sapp.
Miss Bertha Hewitt of North Dokola, is
visiting her many friends aud relatives of
West Virginia, her native State.
The ball game here on Saturday between
Newburg and Gladesville, resulted in a
victory for the Gladesyille boys, to 4 in
their favor.
Rev Cruikshank, Deacon Shaner, S. N.
Rogers, /. II. Shafer aud wife and Geo.
Shaifer all attended the Goshen Baptist
Association held at Herring Aug. ~, az
and IS. The next meeting Of the sssocia-
ton will be held at Gladesyille
Mrs. Jemima Martin, wife of Deacon
Cornelius Martin had the misfortune TO fall
from her bed on last Saturday morning.
resulting in fracture Of the hip, which.
considering her age, (76J is regarded by the
attending surgeons as very serious accident.
As the invited guest Of the Brownies, we
had the pleasure Of attending the Brown
Reunion held at Cladesyille, on the 77tb.
The table loaded with good things showed
the bounliful crops and the usual thrift and
hberaliiy Of the Brownies. The speeches
we're excellent. They we're short but highly
appropriate 90 the occasion and only excelled
by The grub. We also had the pleasure Of
shaking hands with our next Governor and
his eslmable wife Our next Governor,
that H. II Corn (welD We will see when the
crops are gathered In this fall
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TWILIGHT

Correspondence % The argus
quite a number Of our people attended
camp meeting last Sunday al Camp Chapel.
We arc informed that Mrs Nancy Burke
Of Birds Creek. is very poorly with kidney
trouble
u. ID. Hawley and family Of near Loves.
vile. were visiting relatives in this commun-
ity last week
Hosea Fortney and sister Miss Orpha Of
near Williams. Tucker county. who have
been visiting friends and relatives In this
vicinity the past week returned home last
Saturday accompanied by John - Haw.
kins OF Birds Creek
49, r Menear Of Columbus. Ohio. was In
our neighborhood one day last week on his
return trip from Back Bone mountain.
where be had been with camping party
Tor recreation. Mr. Mcnesr Is o. years Of
age and be informs as that while out in the
mountain be shot and killed ground hog
az 80 yards. not so bad Tor an old man. lie
should have brought 10 with him and pre-
scutcd TO Dan Pylcs Of ground hog fame
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Unclaimed Freight for sale

August %. ioot
The following unclaimed freight is now
iu storage az the freight depot on the West
Virginia Northern x. X Co 40 Kingwood
II not called for 30 will be old az public
auction Al KngwoOd W. Va on Tuesday.
october 4th, 1905 j. DAVIS
One Box Clocks. W. e. jenkins.
One Bundle 9. Sash. Lenhart Il Evcrly.
Two Crates Paper Plates. Lenhart &
Everly
One Morris Chair Philip Grew Marion.
Ono Set Legs ] X Taylor.
One Pole Wpd. Dbic. Tree and Neck
Yoke attached, T.. w Cobun
One Box Bkg Powder. J. Murdoch
Two Box one Bdl Two Crts. Tin Ware
a. ID Lewis Ioar W Va
Pc Stove Casting = 4 Faulkner. Kine.
wood.
Case Clothing " Sherr Albright W. Va.
Crt. and BX. Advertising Matter -. y
Morris Kiuewood
Box Bread Boards. } order Mammoth
Supply co.
Box Cake Pans NUy' n Rodebesver.
Two Bdl. pickcts.
One sd Rails -. y. MOTIFS.
Three Cases Drugs w NJ StrickIcr
One Case Drugs, &. W. FOrman. a.
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BRETT
correspondence OF The Argus.
Success to The Argus.

Correspondence OF The Argus
Success to The Argus
Dan Clark Of Dellslow. Is digging coal
for l. ] Welton
Miss Lulu Reed was calling on Mrs. EN-.
ma Taylor Sunday
The fruit trees in this community are
well loaded with fruit.
w. NJ Overheld and family spent sun.
day al MIR T. Taylor's
Mr.. and Mrs. Zinn OF Zinns Chapel. were
calling at JOS. Reeds, Sunday
Several of our young people attended the
Camp Meeting at Function Sunday
Our farmers have done their thrashlns
and are now preparing to SOW wheat.
Mrs. |. J. Welton, who has been visiting
friends at Pittsburg, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. |. n. Forman and little
daughter Nora, spent Monday at MIR. 4.
Taylor's
Miss Sharps OF Mt Vernon. passed
through here Tuesday enroute for smith.
field. w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Berton Miller and little son
Paul attended Camp Meeting at Tunnellon
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Iona and Dora Taylor Homer
Taylor and j. X. Michael we're calling at
w NJ. Overfelds Sunday.
Sorry to note the death OF Mrs Dean.
who has been patient sufferer for quite
while. She told her friends she was ready
and willing TO die and could not under.
stand why the Lord did not call her home
Democrats and Republicans, wake up
aud talk business. You certainly can sleep
alter the election Have not heard a word
said concerning political matters this sum.
mer Don't you all know that the wide
awake men arc the ones that Uncle Sam
is struck on
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a. w. CARRrco, Co. Supt.
Deaths DOings

Earl Parsons Gale son Of NJ I. and Rho.
da b. Gale was born February 2oth. foo7
and died August I2th, t9ot He was sick
but few days with Hux. He was buried
~ the Centenary cemetery. His life was
very short. He was a bright little child. a
little bud that was just opening up to the
realities Of nature and becoming interest.
ing to his parents and friends. has been
transpianted to bloom in the fields of Para.
disc. The ways Of Providence are past
finding out. but Of this we are sure that
God has taken this little one unto himself
for Christ says suffer little children TO
come unto me and forbid them not for Of
such is the Kingdom OF Heaven" The
sorrowing parents and friends have the
sympathy and prayers Of the community.
May the parents live so that when the sum.
mons shall come they maJ meet their dar.
ling Oabe around Gods Great White
throne
We loved him, yes we loved him
But the angels loved him more.
Dear Earl we will meet you
On that happy golden shore
Il take these little lambs. said he:
And lay them in my breast
Protection they shall find in me
Ia me be ever blcst."
lie is waiting. ever waiting
For the friends be loved the best.
And he'll gladly hail their coming
To the mansions Of the blest
One by one the Lord will call u.s.
As our labor here is done
And then as We cross the river.
We may meet Him one by one.
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a weak stomach wcakcus the man be.
cause it cannot transform the food be cats
into nourishmcut Health and strength
cannot be restored 20 any sick man or weak
woman without FIRST restoring health and
strength 60 the stomach a weak stomach
connot digest enough food To- feed the lis.
sues and revive the tired and run down
limbs and organs Of the body Kod0 Dys.
pcpsia Cure digcsts what you eat. clcanscs
and strengthens The glands and membranes
OF The stomach. and cures indigestion. dys.
pepsia and 40 stomach troubles
Sold by Strickler's Drug Store. ard VIM.
NJ Dent Of Ncwburg
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A RoYs Wild RIDE Fop LIE

With family around expecting him 20 die.
and . son riding Tor life l8 miles. 10 Get
Dr.. King New Discovery Tor Consume.
ton. Coughs and Colds. W. ~ Brown Of
Lcesvillc. Ind endured deaths aeonics
from asthma but this wonderful medicine
gave instant relief and soon cured him
He writes u now sleep soundly every
night Like marvellous cures for CON.
sumption. Pneumonia. Bronchitis Cough.
Colds and Grip prove its matchiess merit
for az Throat and Lung troubles Guaran.
teed bottles soc and stoo Trial bottles free.
sold by J. q. Lephart, Of Kingwood .
Cooke supply Co., Of townsville.
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WANrEn-lndustrious man o. woman as
permanent rcprcsentatlvc Of big manulac-
ln This county and adjoining TERRITORY
Business sue cssful and established
salary gao. 90 weekly and expenses salary
paid weekly from home Office. Expense
money advanced Experience not essential
aneiose sen addressed envelope General
Manager Como Block, Chicago st
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catsrrh that cannot bc
cured BY HANS Catarrh Cure.
r. J CHENEY e Co.. Toledo O.
We, the undersigned, have known r.
Cheney Tor the last rs years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions. and financially able to carry
out any obligations made bY his firm.
WALDfNC, KfNNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo. q.
Halls Catarfh Cure Is taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
Tree. Price 7Sc. per bottle Sold BY all
Druggists.
Iako II9lls FAMILY pills Tor consultation.
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Notice.

Ali persons having claims against me
ei'hef 10y note, judgement or otherwise,
please present TO me for payment And ali
persons knowing themselves indebted 10 me
will please favor me by paying now.
Respectfully,
8, w. CASTLE, Grafton, W Va
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Ohio Farms for sale.

30 acres, $1,000; 100 acres, $1,000; f2o
acres, 5000; no acres, 5000; roo acres.
5000; 200 acres, ST. 600, buildings. loca-
ion and soil are right Address r. {
Wheeler Geneva, Ohio. q