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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-08-11
TERRA ALTA.

Correspondence of The Argus.
Mrs Perry jenkins is completing dwell.
ing on Sunrise hill.
Our FIRST nine played Corin,h ON Friday
and eoLe out sailing.
Hay harvest is now in full blast and our
farmers are blessed with an sbundent
crop.
liSekleberries are coming to town by the
barrel aud can be bought at 40 cents per
gallon.
Our young soldiers took their leave for
Huntington today and all seemed as merry
as larks.
The United Brethren's are exeavaling
ground preparatory to erecting church IN
the east end Of town.
The Rev. Sehaeiier, who recently returned
from thu Holy land has been illustrating his
lectures by moving pictures
l, is reported that Mr.. Henry Glover has
resigned his position in the postofhee and
recommended +. h. Hanger as his successor.
Mr.. John Kelly contemplate building
dwelling IN the east eud which Is the only
one that will be build this season on the dis.
puted territory.
Mt. J. II. Benson was the only delegate
that went from this place to the Congression.
al convention, and he says that he had fun
enough for a dozen.
Our Second Nine have won all the games
they have played so far with the exception
of one with the Rowlesburg Kids, which was
~ to : in the kids favor.
There is another so-called smallpox in
our town, aud since it is a helpless widow
wash woman the house Is quarantined and
guarded. We have not heard as We,
whether the council is going to provide for
the family or not,
There was great fight anticipated among
US with reference TO the new annex to the
corporation, but it seems to have developed
that our town has no charter and conse.
quently il rs optional with those both in the
old OF new addition as to whether they nav
their tax or not
Our summer boarding houses are full To
overlooking and should there be- the proper
amount of Accommodations there is nothing to
hinder this section from being greater
summer resort than Oakland OF Mt Lake
Park. We have a better lake and better
water and climate. Should our people be
more concerned in the development of the
town instead of extending the corporation
limits out TO the crows nests and coon trees,
our town could rank as the Syracuse of
west Wing.
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TWILIGHT.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Thomas +. Lemon lost valuable cows
few days ago.
There will be Children's Day services at
the Bethlehem church on Sunday evening,
August r4th.
Quarterly Conference will convene at
Bethlehem on Saturday, August goth, at 2
o'clock pm.
J l.. Squires has just purchased a new
lhreshing machine. II is an up 10 date ma
chine and Mr.. Squires is prepared TO do
first class work in the line Of threshing.
There will be a Sunday School picnic
Saturday, August 27Ih, in the grove near
where Elzie Simms now resides. The fol.
lowing Sunday Schools are invited and sK.
peeled to be present and take part IN the
exercises Of the day. Birds Creek, Bethle.
hem, IInns and Browns. Don't forget to
take your baskets we'll filled with you, as
that will be the most essential part Of the
program. We hope these schools will Join
together and make il day Of rejoicing on
account Of the united efforts Of each school
invited.
Daniel Pyles met with sad loss last Sat.
ufday, while the family was out on the
farm picking black berries the house caught
FIRE and burned down before help arrived to
exlinguish the flames Everything in the
house was burned up and they are Jeff in a
bad situation as Me- Pyles IS not very able
20 work and has several small children
The FIRE easght from cook stove in the
kitchen. Mrs. Pyles had made FIRE in the
stove before leaving the house preparing the
noon meal, but before "a O'Clock the house
was IN ashes and everything they possessed.
We hope the people will aid them ia their
/ time Of need.
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and Stale Vegetables bring
on Collie, Cramps, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentry, Diarrhoea
and Bloody Flux.
OdDG1'S GhOIeTQ AIIidOIe ONO
DI0ThOG0 Compound
Will cure them quicker than
any Medicine made or money
refunded.
RoS- SOLD by KNCwooD PHARmAcy
and General Merchants.

ORDER PUBLICATION on a SORE
STATE OBJ WRsr VWGfSiA
AZ rules held in the clerks Office Of U4e
Circuit Court Tor The county O.. Preston on
the FIRST Monday of August fqot
sarah Barlow. Adm'x Ec.
VS. TUgi4r,..r,.
Chas !. Trowbridgc. etaI
Whereas suit Boo ChaucCry has been iu
stitutcd in the Circuit Court OF tha connie
OF Preston, between the Plaintiff Sarah 4
Barlow, AdmX. &C.. vs. Chas. ! TroV
bridge and others as defendants and before
n decree was entered therein The defendant
sarah NJ. Blancy has died. and the Admin
isirairiK Aforesaid by her attorney has ap.
piled Tor SCirc FaC.8s against iho heirs.
at.law Of the dccedcnt Sarah VI Braney
And ii appearing from am amdavIt filed
in said cause that ono Of The said hoire.at.
law. namely HOugh BIarcy 81 not resident
OF this state on motion Of The plaintiff the
said liough Blsucy is required TO appear in
ihe clerks Office OF che Circuit Court Of
Preston county. West Virginia at ruIes DO
be held Tor said court on the last NiorGsy
Of August 1905 90 show cause 10 any he
can. why thc said suit in Chauccry az to
him as one OF the defendants should rot br
proceeded Boo Co a final decree. and to 40
what is necessary TO protect bis interests
herein
its further ordered that this notice be
published and posted for four weeks in
some newspaper published in this County
= COPY estc W. WATSON. clerk
Fuoitshed hrst time August 4th foof
Attest W. WATSON Clerk.
Rufus Holden. Cornscl for PiaintiH
b44tof-f1
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Correspondence OF The Argus.
Quite a number Of our people attended
preaching at the Vale last Sunday.
Mrs Mary Spahr was visiting her son,
Allen. OF near Lick Run. last week
Number OF our young people attended
League at Centenary last Sunday evening.
A merry crowd OF young folks. Of Aar.
were calling on r. s Livengood, Sunday
evening,
Misses Maude and Elsie Livengood we're
the guests OF John .. Kelly. OF Ear Satur.
day night and sunday
Our people are buSily engaged in their
hay harvest. which will make an averpgc
one, Oats, buckwheat aud corn are look
ing fine.
Mrs. Allie Otto wife OF Kenneth Otto.
died August B. 1904, an6 was laid to rest
August Sth In the Centenary cemetery. She
was loving, devoted wife aud mother.
and was highly esteemed 10y all who knew
her.
w. A. Wolfe has one and half acres OF
China buckwheat on his farm. which he
thinks would be the thing for this country.
Il weighs SO lbs to the bushel, aud on good
land will yield from 20 to 90 bushels to the
acres
Mrs. Abbie Feather died August I. 1904
at the home OF her son. Scott w. Crane.
aud was laid to rest la the GAINESVILLE
cemetery the day following She was the
wife OF Samuel Crane. who preceded her TO
the Great Beyond many years ago. To this
union eight children were born. three
OF whom survive them Scott w.
Allen and Mrs. David $. LvenEood. She
was married the second time to Harry
Feather, who preceded her TO the better
land about one year ago. She was highly
esteemed by all who knew her
oh, no she Is not dead
For Christians cannot die
But II like her we patiently tread
The hidden path where she was led
know voice all truth hath said
Wen meet her bye and bye
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Correspondence Of Tho Argus

Correspoudenoe Of Tho Argus
J. X. Michael made dying trip to
King wood Saturday.
Mrs Anna Wheeler is visiting al |. l.
Weltons this week.
Artie Forman OF Morgantown. was call,
Ing at +. Taylor's Sunday
Chas Cleaver spent Saturday and Sun.
day with friends at Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson spent Sun.
day with Mrs, Johnsons parents.
Ben linn and sister Miss Gertie. were
calling on the Kern sisters Sunday
Miss Ethel Taylor OF Zinns Chapel is
visiting her cousin Miss Lulu Reed.
Messer Thomas and Griffith took their
departure last Monday for ST Louis.
Grass crop is splendid and moving
machine music is heard in all directions.
Messer Forman and Garner Of Pleasant
Dale. were calling at Mr. Taylors Sunday.
Messers. Selby and Moore have com.
pleted the carpenter work for l. |. Welton.
Mrs. Leason who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. !. Welton. went to Morgan.
town Friday.
Mrs Joseph Reed is with her sister Mrs.
Walter Porter Of Zinns Chapel. who is no
better at this writing
Mrs. !. J. Welton went to Morgantown
Sunday where she will remain for few
days in company with her sister Mrs.
Leason OF Kansas city and Mrs. Selby OF
Morgantown. and will visit relatives in
Pittsburg.
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OBITUARY.

Brother Harmon H. Trickett. aged 90
years prominent citizen aud merchant Of
Gladesville. died at his home at soclock
Thursday morning. July Al. 1904. OF Bright's
disease. lie was a member OF the G. A. r.
and aud an honorary member OF Glade
valley Council. No 80. Jr. .. u. A. NJ.
which he was always ready to lend help.
ing hand to his brothers aud friends
Brother Trickett was very III and only
sick fourteen days, and was a greatsuiferer
while he was sick. but he did not murmur
and was willing to bear his great pain. A
short service was held at the house. con.
Quoted by Revs G. r. Cruikshank and w.
y Davies, after which the remains were
taken charge Of by the frate,nai oruets
and services completed at the cemetery
where his remains we're followed by large
concourse OF sympathetic friends.
Brother Trickett was married twice. and
by his FIRST wife four daughters were born.
three OF whom are living--Mrs. Mollie Cam.
den, Mrs. Ella Johnson and Mrs. Annie
Rogers-Mrs. Jennie Zinn being dead.
BY his second union three sons aud one
daughter were born three of whom are Iiy.
ing-Frank, Jerome and Miss. Ida-leavIng
widow aud six children to mourn the loss
OF kind and an aHcctionate husband and
father The pail bearers were old com.
rades OF his Company during the civil war
Cyrus Linton. Billy Smith. Samuel Walls.
II. NJ. Massie and Ed. Costello.
A FRIEND.
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THE MUSICAL
A Delightful Entertainment at Ann.
hurst.

The musical entertainment given nj the
home Of Mrs. n. c. Fiy,hs ON las, wedueS.
day evening, is deserving Of more than a
passing notice. IL reaches high water mark
in some respects
The readings of Miss Isa Monroe and Miss
Nellie Albright and the witty numbers ren.
dered by Edward MAnown served as foils to
set of the more elaborate work of the sever.
al musicians. The vocal parts also of Mrs.
Menear, Miss Marsden, Mrs. Manown and
MIS-. Ramsey were well appreciated. The
piano recital however was the main feature
OF the evenings entertainment.
The two sisters, Mrs. James DALEY and
Miss Marsden opened the evenings program
with piano duet from Voa Blon and closed
II with duet from Wagner. Miss Nellie
Jane Albright played for the disuuetively
modern school If one-eoloring by rapid
change in musical phrasing a. indicated in
piece 10y Sinding aud the Arabesaue of
Chaminade. Miss Elizabeth CLAYTON also
emphasized tho modern love Of variety with.
IN the unity of the theme but with more
specific reference to its power of suggestive
ness. The Murmuring Zephyrs of Jensen
and Gondoliera of the American. +
Nevin. Miss Mabel Marsden also rendered
Gondolieva from Moskowski. The older
classical however was not without an inter
prefer. MIS-. Grace Manown gave a Gavotte
by Bach and there it was in its simplicity
true to muSic's own laws. borrovinp no,hin,
from without. but perfect in harmonic form
IN every part. Mrs. Manown also gave
selection from Moskowski.
The evenings treat in music given by the
Ladies Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
church was greatly appreciated.
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September 2, 19OI,
he Lewis p. White real estate. consist
A Fine Dwelling House

and other out buildings with orchard and
other improvements. and about twenty
acres Of land situate In Portland District.
about one mile west Of the town OF Terra
Alta, on the pike leading from Terra Alta
10 Kingwood
TERMS OF SALE Enough cash in
hand TO pay the costs Of suit and expenses
OF sale, and the residue In three equal pay.
ments. IN six. twelve and eighteen months.
the purchaser executing for the deferred
payments interest bearing notes. with good
security.
=. !. CROCAg. Special Conner.
!, j. w. Watson. Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Preston county. West Virginia.
hereby certify that the above named
special commissioner has executed bond
with good security as provided in the dc
cree Tor sale in the above cause
W. WATSON Clerk
By GEO A. walls. Deputy
S4o4 4t-t71r
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Pree sample.

During the month Of August we will en-.
close with each order sent us for four fall
quarts OF our pure rye whiskey, a. 20. 3.6s.
400 OF 90 express prepaid one OF our
sample dcmilohns containing either whiskey.
Malt whiskeY, Port or orange wine fvopr
choice of eithcr) We positively guarantee
our goods TO be equal TO the goods YOU now
pay much more money for " hen deaimg
with others, Try our goods and I've convinced,
Cash must accompany all orders or tbey
will be shipped q. o. - When ORDERING
mention what you want sent In the free
dcmjohn. Direct your orders.
joins J STUMP q Co.
Cumberland, Nd.
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Resolutions OF Respect

Al regular meeting OF Glade Valley
Council No. 20, Jr. o. u. A. NJ. OF Glades-
ville' the following resolutions were passed
Whereas, Almighty God, in His wise
providence, has removed from our midst
Brother Harmon Triekett, therefore he Il,
RESOLVED, That in his death our Council
has lost true and faithful member. aud the
community loyal and upright citizen. and
the family loving and devoted husband
and father. and we hereby extend to the
bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy in
the great loss they have sustained.
s U. X. SUTTON,
M. l.. linn,
J. +. TRPLETT,
Committee.
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The KeySeF Preparatory Branch

OF THE W. va. UNIVERSITY

.''N' iNif fNhlHa 1tbAt 80 1000
Classical and Engineering Preparatory
Courses Tor students intending TO enter
College.
a Commercial Department Boo which stu.
dents are thoroughly fitted TO no respon.
sibie positions a Special Course for
Teachers Of Commercial Branches.
Special Instruction Tor Pablo school
Teachers
Instruction fn Music
a Splendid Now Building Provided by the
State
Beautiful Location. Healthful Surround.
ings Enthusiastic Teachers.
Free Tuition To West Virginia Students
boo AN courses except Music.
No Tuition in Commercial Department.
Small Tuition charged Students from other
States
Library, Literary Societies Gymnasium
Athletic Teams
Accommodations Tor Students az moderate
cost Open TO- both sexes
For Tree catalogue Of the school and an.
uouncemcnt Of the Commercial DE.
parimcnt address the Principal.
O.. l.. FRIEND
Kcyser. w Va
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An article on "The Modern Nursery, by
Mildred X Smith, and the fourth number
Of 'Perdiia's Problems, 4" by Alice Chitenden
are to be features Of special interest in the
September number Of the New Idea Woman's
Magazine These two papers are Of ins,an,
v'lae TO all home makers in their practical
suggestions and helpfulsess Both are
geographically illustrated. Miss Cory's
articles on Physical Culture" are leteu
written out Of the sound knowledge Of long
experience 10 her special line Of work. and
may be depended upon az absolutely reliable
IN every detail. These articles are illuslrs,.
ed IN such way - to illuminate the specific
directions given In the text. Fashions in
Shirt.waists" and Novelties ia Mems wearo
are feature articles in the fashion depart.
meni, which is to be enlarged henceforward
BY the addition Of another color plate.
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attention

have arranged with the livery men, Mr..
JOS. + White Of Kiogwood, 10 convey all
parties coming by way Of kiugwood to the
Goshen Association TO Herring church. a
distance Of 7or 8 miles and return Tor zsets.
per head. Also with Mr Frank Menifee Of
Masontown TO convey all parties coming by
way Of Masontown 10 Herring church, DIS.
lance Of Q miles for 20 cents each or soeent,
Tor round trip.
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When you go 90 buy Witch Hazel SaIve
IoOH Tor the name DEWITT on cvery bor
The pure, uuaduItcraicd Witch Hazel he
used 300 making DeWitts Witch Hazel
Tor cuts. burns bruises boils. eczema ana
piles The popularity Of DeWitts witch
Hazel Salvc. drc TO its many cures. has
caused numerous worthless counterfeits TO
be placed ON TIE market. The genuine
cagO.
sold by siricklcr's Drug Store ard VIM.
NJ Dent OF Ncwburg
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House { Lot In The Town Of nOWIeSburp

in said county. the lot being part OF the
Wonderley Hill Farm. and containing about
one acre. and Is the same which the said
James y. Wallace purchased from {. M.
Bishop by deed now Of record in Deed
Book 80. page 4os, In the Office OF the CLERK
OF the County Court OF said county.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough cash In
hand to pay the costs OF this suit and ex.
penses OF said sale. and the residue on a
credit OF six and twelve months the pur.
chaser TO execute interest bearing notes
with good security for the deferred pay.
ments.
r. ]. CRoGAN. Special Comr.
L. j. w. Watson. clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Preston county West Virginia. do
hereby certify that the above named special
commissioner has given bond and security
as provided IN the decree for sale In the
said cause.
w. Watson. Clerk.
by Geo a Walls. Deputy
60 % 4t-t8 IS
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Beware Of Ointment for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell aud completely derange the whole
system when entering IL through the mu.
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damage they
viii do Is ten fold TO the good YOU can
possibly derive from them Halls Catarrrh
Cure. manuis ctured by r. J. Cheney & Co,
Toledo. o.. contains no mercury, and IL
taken internally. acting directly upon the
blood ana mucous surfaces OF the system.
In buying Hairs CataTrah Cure be sure YOU
get the genuine. II is taken internaIIv and
made Ia Toledo, Ohio. 10y +. |. Cheney &
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by all Druggists. 7Sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation,
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The Goshen Baptist Association will be
held this year at the Herring Baptist church
on August 24th and 7Sth and splendid
program has been prepared by Rev. II. p.
Hardway of this place, which we will pub.
lish next week.
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Wanted CANVASSER-A capable. e1.
perienced and refined lady canvasser to in.
troduce to Kingwood families line Of
household goods used every day in every
home; no selling. Salary 81 90 per day
and expenses. This is a legitimate offer
from an old and we'll known house. Give
reference and full particulars. Address
''W" the Argus Office
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From another correspondent.
Rev, ]. II. Koch was visiting here last
week.
Ezra Kelly was at Kingwood one day
last week.
Isaac Guseman lost fine horse one day
last week
Mr.. and Mrs Plum OF Hannahsville. were
here Thursday
Misses Msude and Berta Guseman have
gone to Aurora
Melva Miller Of Hatclton, was a business
caller here Monday.
lanes Kelly OF Lenox. was here Wednes.
day helping his brother Ezra.
Earl spiker has recovered from his recent
Illness aud is able to be out again
Young DR. Nedrow OF Bruceton. was here
to see Earl Spiker last Wednesday.
Joe Morgan OF Terra Alta. was I'm our
community Tuesday trying to sell organs.
Mr.. a. Mrs. Harshbarger Of California.
Pa, were here on business last Thursday.
Quite crowd OF our people attended
preaching service at the Vale again last
Sunday
Misses Sadie and Gladys Guseman Of
Morgantown, were calling on friends and
relatives here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Frank Kelly attended
the funeral service OF Mrs. Abbie Feather
at the home Of Scott Crane at Culzart last
Tuesday.
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From another correspondent.

From another correspondent
Misses Mary and Rosa Rowe. and some
friends took in the excursion to Cumber.
land recently
Miss Fanny White. Of Washington CITY.
Is visiting her aunt and uncle. Or. and Mrs
Bumberger
grove meeting will be held at Irontown
next Sunday, the t4th, Tor the benefit of the
u. Is. Church. Refreshments will be served
on the grounds and everybody cordially
invited to attend especially II they bring
their neighbors along
Adam Kendall. Of Warrington. son Of
Rev +. J. Kendall. brought Or. Bumberger
a hne roadster last week The Doctor
WON need whip now when he makes a
professional visit nor when he takes the
young ladies sightseeing over the beauti.
ful bills and dales OF West Virginia. But
you don't need to say anything about that.
Mum is the word
Clyde Bucklew swooped down on the
little dearies Of lrondale last Sunday and
took one Of them buggy.riding In the after.
| noon The Victoria boys swear they are
going to have a buggy now il they have to
PICK blackberries 70 pay for IL. And they
will dot. for there isn't a scab among them.
II there we're Of course they would have
scabbed for a buggy to take The Union
girls a pleasure drive
The scab mine here operated by the
Pennsylvania Consolidated Coal Co. is
| still running az intervals with force OF
Dagoes and scabbing Americans. who place
no estimate on manhood other than wear.
/ ing the shackles Of serfdom to bIoatcd
capitalism. Are such men worthy the
name. even. Of man. and should they be
allowed the protection Of the grandest ma
tional emblem the world has ever seen.
the Stars and Stripes, the flag Of liberty.
made 50 by the blood Of patriots. true
Americans. not sucking tories and scabs
Really such are TO be piued. for surely Il
IS bcastly ignorance that leads them into
the degradation Of mankind. the BETRAYAL
Of American independence and prostltu
ton Of American honor. which few igno
ramuscs are doing right here in This beau
tiiul valley Of Irondsle. where YOU would
suppose intelligence and Americanism pre-
'a"eo SUNSHINE
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The Morgantown Dominion says that four
members Of Company l. of that place, went
to Camp at Huntington with Company NJ of
Terra Alta. The Dominion Of Saturday
says:
They are Mutton, Hartigan, Mcneil and
Aldrich. They went TO Terra Alta this
morning and will join the company of that
place which is much depleted by sickness
and absence. The boys expect to have a
big time for the next two weeks.
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Charles Murdoch of Ironton, Ohio, the
youngest son of John S. Murdoch by his
first wife, is here visiting his father and
other relatives after an absence of fifteen
years.