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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-13
son 54.

son 54.
 Judge of Probate-Gaston 62. Tax Collector-tiails 62.
 Tax Assessor-Eubank 62. Treasurer-Cochran 49 McGehee 13 Superintendent of Educatlon-Covingtor 2t Thompson 37.
 Coroner-Leak o. Tice 49.
 Solicitor-Goodwyn IS. Dent l5. Clerk of Circuit Court-J0hnson 6 Board of Revenue-Allen 12, Fleming 90. Greil 2S, Tyson IS. Zuber %, Jones 2D. Daniel g.
 For Delegates to State Convention--van- diver delegate 55.
 Justice of the Peace-Downing 32. Stow CTS 39. Afford 35
 Constable Carter 90, Winfield 1z. Breeden 8.
 County Committeeman-Teasley 5S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-13
Beat lu. Banner.

Supreme Court-McClellan n, Callahan Il. benson 8. Dowdell 42, Haralson O. Kelly 12, Sayre s3, Selheimer 1, Simpson 24, Thorington 66, Tyson S5.
 President Railroad Commission-Comer S7, Kolb A, Smith 30.
 Circuit Judge-Collier 10, sayre s5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-13

Beat 4, City.
 Supreme Court-McClelian a2s, Ander- son ITO. Callahan g. Denson 192 Dowdeli s5s. Haralson 2s2, Kelly s. Sayre Ss5, seI- heimer 4. Simpson 1o2. Thorington 2ss.
 supernumerary Judge--Aiston 27i. Prestdent of Railroad Commission-Co- mer 106. Compton 3. Kolb 97, Smith, 2S2. Congress-Graves i4e. Trammell 8, wi-
 Circuit Judge-collier III, sayre sso. Chancellor--Parks 357. 5
 Congressional Committeeman Hender- son $50.
 Probate Judge--Gaston 4Sa. Tax Collcctor-Hails l2S. Tax Assessor-Eubank 41S Circuit Clerk-Johnson 40A Treasurer-Cochran 180. Crenahaw 70. McfSehee PAS.
 solicitor-Goodwyn s51, Dent aoi.
 Superintendent of Education-Coving- ton 255. Thompson 1Ss, Coroner-Leak 200, Tice 257. Board of Revenue-Allen 242. Fleming 2s3. Greil 2ss, Tyson 2s2. Zuber sos. Daniel
 Delegates. to State convention--vandi- yer ticket 399
 Justice of the Peace-Browder 1s2. Full 1 Ter 30S. 1 County Committeeman-Anders 3e2. Beat 5, City.
 Supreme Court-McClellan 1s7, Ander- son sS. Callahan 8. Denson 13i. Dowdell 1H Haralson lS4, Kelly 8, sayre 3Ts. Selheimer fl, Simpson 76. Thorington 1ss. Tyson 240.
 supernumerary Judge-Aiston slo
 President of Railroad Commission
 Congress-Graves 113, Trammeil 2, Wi-
 Circuit Judge-colller si. sayre ns Chancellor-Parks 252.
 Congressional Committeeman-w. A. Henderson 236. G. W. Jones l. Probate Judge-Gaston 2S9. Solicitor-Goodwyn 1s4. Dent 14S. McGehee 1892 Tax Collector-HaiIs 2sS.
 Tax Assessor-Bubanks2 20. Circuit Clerk--Johnson 266. Superintendent of Education--Covlng ton 1SS, Thompson 1N. Coroner-Leak 12S, Tice 18S. Board of Revenue-Allen 1s4, Fleming Ss' ,n Greil ls9 ,s9 Tyson IT, zuber DO Daniel
 Delegates to State convention--vandi- yer ticket 2ss. Horace Hood 1. Justice of the Peace-B. H. Screws 33. 'Tc constabIe-B. c. Young I7s. Jason Jones 4S, s. P, Hunter n.
 County Committeeman-John c. Crom- melin S0. Beat 6, City. Supreme Court-McCiellan @. Anderson 7 Callahan IA, Denson 45. Dowdell 40. Haralson 43, Rely 31, Sayre s3 selheimer i2 Simpson l6, Thorington 5e. Tyson 80. Supernumerary Judge-Alston bd
 President Railroad Commissiop--Comer IT, Kolb 30, Smith 64.
 Congress-GFaves il, Wiley @ Circuit Judge-Collier 1, Sayre 75. Chancellor-Parks 84.
 Congressional Committeeman Hender- son 70. Probate Judge-Gaston 90. Tax Collector-Hails 100. Tax Assessor-Eubanks 92. Clerk of Circuit Court-Johnson 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-13

satinola is a new discovery that res stores the beauty of youth to a faded. wrinkled or sallow complexion. Re- moves the worst cases of Freckles. Liy- er-spots, Pimples, Discolorations or Eruptions in ten to twenty days; money refunded if 1t fails. Thousands of grate- full ladies testify to the merits of Satin ola. Price 50 cents. at all druggists or by mail. National Toilet Co.,, Paris, Tenn. For sale in Montgomery by Nachman & Meertief, E. G. Fowler.
 Gay. Hardie 6 Durr, and Greil Bros, To. Wholesale Distributors.
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Beat 12, Porter's.

Beat 12, Porter's. Supreme Court--McClellan S7, Anderson 6. Callahan 2, Denson 30, Dowdell S2, Earalson 37, Kelly 8, Sayre 5S, Selheimer 5, Simpson 1s, Thorington 43, Tyson 45. Supernumerary Judge-A. H. Alston 30. President of Railroad Commission-Co- mer 2, Kolb s, Smith 43.
 Congress-Graves 25, TrammeI ?. Wiley SA
 Circuit Judge-Collier 4, Sayre 56. Chancellor--Parks 52.
 CongressionaI Committeeman -Hender-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-13

Beat 8, City.
 Supreme Court-McCeIlan ss1. Anderson l4c Callahan S36, Denson 202. Dowdell 287. Haralson 3l5 Kelly 47, Sayre a96 Selhci- mer H, Simpson n. Thorington 3i0, Tyson Supernumerary Judge-Alson zg4, President of Railroad Commission-Co- mer 24. Compton l, Kolb s3, Smith 37a .Congress--Graves 90. Trammeil |, wilcy Circuit Judge-Collier a5, sayre ss1. Chancellor-Parks 3S0.
 Congressional Committeeman-Hende son 200. Probate Judge-Gaston 43S
 Tax Collector-Hails 4S5,
 Tax Assessor-Aubanks 435.
 Circuit Cierk-Johnson 4O2 Treasurer-Cochran 151, Cranshsw 6, Me Gehee 2S3 solicitor-Goodwyn 1s1. Dent 54 superintendent If Education-Coving- ton 226. Thompson 206
 Coroper-Leak 195 Tice 243
 Board of Revenue-Alien POT, Fleming 2Ss. Greii 2ls. Tyson 1sz zuber 25s, Daniel 9. Jones 2S2 Delegates to State convention--vand,- yer ticket 39f.
 ifs
 Constable-E. w. Smith 1os, C.. s. Nal lory 269.
 County Committeeman-Tem seibels s62.
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heimer q. simpson 7S. Thorinston sss. Tyson 343. t Supernumerary Judge--Aiston 45i. President of Railroad Commission Conner 60. Compton 1. Koib 6, Smith sz1. Consress-Grayes 1sa, Trammeil 2. Wi ley 299.
 Judge Circuit court-colIier a. sayre s45.
 Chancellor-Parks z5sl
 County Committeema .-Henderson 11s. Probate Judge-Gaston i70.
 Tax Collector--Haile 465.
 Tax Assessor-Eubanks 467.
 Treasurer-cochran 174. Crenshaw 90, McGehee zss.
 Superintendent of Education--C -Coving- ton 236, Thompson 2s6
 coroner-Leak z1s, Tioe 67.
 Solicitor-Goodwyn 24l. Dent 245. Clerk Circuit Court-Johnson 46s Board of Revenue-Ailen 29s, Fleming ssi. Greil 251, Tyson 2is. zube. sz5, Jones 264. Daniel 6l.
 Delesate to State convention--vandi- yer ticket 450.
 Justice of Peace-Stokes 1s4 Beasiey 1os. constahle-Donaidson 2ss, Wilson 17s. County committeeman-A. H. Airing ton 4s2.
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Beat IA, Dublin.


 Supreme Court-McClellan 6T. Anderson 50. Callahan 10. Denson 70. Dowdell 24 Haralson 43, Kelly F, Sayre Ss Selheim. CT 2. Simpson 45. Thorington S1, Tyson 76 Supernumerary Judge-Alston 70. President of Railroad Commission-Co. mer 2l, Compton 1. Kolb fl, Smith 22. Congress-Graves 65 Wiley 20. Circuit Judge-Collier 39, Sayre $. Chancellor-Parks T. Congressional Committeeman-- Hendsr- son 6s.
 Probate Judge-Gaston 87. Tax Collector-Hails S5. Tax Assessor-Eubank 82 Circuit Clerk-Johnson S1. Treasurer-Cochran go, Crenshaw 1, Mo Gehee H.
 SoiicItor-Goodwyn 4s, Dent 45. Superintendent of Education-covingtou 42 Thompson H.
 Coroner-Leak 46. Tice fl. Board of Revenue-Allen 49, Fleming H Greil 1s, Tyson fl. zuber 70, Daniel 30 Jones % diver ticket S9.
 Justice of the Peace-w. J. Hoalton @ Huffman 42.
 onstable-Nugents A, Dabis {. County Committeeman-Colher 46, Hun man g.
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Beat l.. RobinsOn's Cross Roads.

Beat l., Hop1nsons O1oSs noauh. Supreme Court--McClellan fl. Anderson ', Callahan I3. Denson 8, Dowdell S6, Har- alson 70, Kelly 8, Sayre l9, selheimer 8, Simpson 9, Thorington 42, Tyson 49. Eupernumerary Judge-Alston l. President of Railroad Commissioners mer g, Kolb 12, Smith 15.
 ConRress--Graces g, Wiley 6. Circuit Judge-Collier 6. Sayre s. Chancellor-Parks 49.
 Congressional Committeeman-Hender- son 49.
 Probate Judge-Gaston @.
 Tax Collector--Hails 49.
 Tax Assessor-Eubanks 50. Treasurer-COchran g., McGehee II. Superintendent of Education-Coving- ton i7, Thompson 8.
 Coroner-Leak 31, Tice lS.
 Solicitor-Goodwyn 2, Dent zS. Circuit Clerk-Johnson 48.
 Board of Revenue-Allen 90. Fleming s7, Greil 1s. Tyson sb. zuber 40. Jones SS' For Delegates to stato Convention Vandiver ticket 43.
 Justice of the Peace-J. T. Robertson 40, J. T. Davis Il.
 Constable--John Gibson A.
 County Committeeman-Major George Jones @.
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Beat 1a. Pine Leval.

Beat 1o, Fine Lever. Supreme Court-McClellan 63. Anderson 22, Callahan '. Denson 49. Dowdell SO Haralson 42, Kelly 12. Sayre 62, Selhei. mer 4. Simpson 22. Thorington 55, Tyson 1 Supernumerary Judge-Alston 50. President of Railroad Commission Ccmer IT, Kolb 15, Smith 39. Congress-Graves A, Wiley A. Circuit Judge-Collier 4S, Sayre 9. ChanceIlor-Parks 60. Congressional Commltteeman-Hender sor. 5S. Probate Judge-Gaston q. Tax Collector-Hails 64 Tax Assessor-Eubank s. TTeasurer-Cochran 45, McGehee B.
 Superintendent of Education-covington 39. Thompson 3.
 Coroner-Leak 32, Tfce 8.
 Solicitor-Goodwyn 30. Dent fl. Circuit Clerk-JohDson 66
 Board of Revenue-Allen fl, Fleming 64, Greil 46, Tyson 6S, Zuber 65, Jones 4S. Daniels Il.
 Delegates to State Convention--vandi- yer ticket 6S.
 Justice of the Peace-M. s. Guice 90, J. F. Darden 63, S. E. Chancy 5S.
 Constable-B. G. Wright IT, W. A. Townsend 52.
 County Committeeman-J. M. Town send 4S5 A. D. Dick 25.
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Beat 2. Pike Road.

Beat q, Pike Road.
 Supreme Court--McClellan g. Anderson :. Callahan 1. penson o. Dowdeil 2s, Aaralson II. Kelly ! sayre 70 selhei- S
 Supernumerary Judge--Alson 90.
 President of Railroad Commission--co- mer si. Koib 3. Smith s:
 t.cnRress-9raves 6. Wiley 3.
 Circuit Judge-Collier IS, Sayre 2s. ChanceIlor-Parks 70.
 Congressional Committeeman Tender son 32.
 Probate Judge -Gaston 70.
 Tax Collector-Hails fl.
 Tax Assessor-Eubank q.
 Circuit Clerk-Johnson 3s
 Treasurer-Cochran 36. McGehee s.
 selicitor-Goodwyn II, Dent H. Superintendent of Educaton-Coving- ton II, Thompson 90.
 Goroner--tSeak 3, Tice zs.
 board of Revenue-Allen 15, Fleming u. Greil %. Tyson S. zuber 8. Daniel |. Jones y.
 Delegates to State onvention-vandi- Justice of the Peace-Belser 8 billiard Constaple--Lifford sa County Comm1tteeman-Gilner G. Beat 8, Dooley's.
 Supreme Court--McClellan II, Anderson 5, Callahan 8, Denson %. Dowdeli 22, Hem derson 2, Kelly 2. Sayre 24, Simpson l. rhorington 22. Tyson 9. Supernumerary Judge-Alston n. President of Railroad Commission--Co- mer T. Compton 1. Smith t6. Congress--<araves 3, Wiley 2i. Circuit Judge-Coliier 3, Sayre G. Chancellor>-Parks g. Congressional Committeeman Tender son g. Probate Judge-Gaston A Tax Collector-Hails A.
 Tax Assessor-Eubank A Circuit Clerk-Johnson a. 1reasurer-Cochran 21, McGehee 8.
 5olicitor--Goodwyn F. Dent IF.
 Superintendent of Education-Coving- ton 2. Thompson 22.
 Coroner--Leak [, Tice f6.
 Board of Revenue--Allen il, Fleming g. Gren g. Tyson 10, Zuber 1e, Daniel 1, Jcnes IT.
 Delegates to State Convention--Vandi- yer ticket 24.
 Justice of the Peace-George Smith.
 County Committeeman-F. M. Jones 22
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Beat 9, City.
 Supreme Court-McClellan 47S, Ander- son 172 Callahan 45. Denson 201. Dowdell 25S, Haralson 27s, Kelly 30, Sayre 421, Sei-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-13
Beat @ McGehees.

Supreme Court--Mcclellan 35, Anderson 8, Callahan 2, Denson 10, Dowdell S, Haralson es, Kelly H. sayre S7, Selheimer 5, Simpson l7, Thorington. 45, Tyson l. Supernumerary Judge-Alston 30. President of Railroad Commission Conner 12, Kolb s. Smith 26. Congress--Graves IT, Wiley 27. Circuit Judge-Collier g, Sayre a. Chancellor-Parks S.
 Congressional Committeeman-Hender- son 30,
 Probate Judge--Gaston A.
 Tax Collector-Hails 45.
 Tax Assessor--Eubank 45.
 Circuit Clerlk-Johnson A.
 Treasurer-Cochran r, Crenshaw ?. Nc Gehee 26.
 wyn P, Dent 24.
 Superintendent of Education-Covingtor il, Thompson 34.
 Coroner-Leak g, Tice s6.
 Board of Revenue-Allen g, Fleming 24 Greil II, Tyson 20. Zuber 20, Daniel Is Jones 17.
 Delegates to State convention-vandi yer ticket 3s.
 Justice of the Peace-A. H. Clark. Jr 43, III. P. Jones 24, s. J. Pettus 5.
 County Committeeman--s. J. Pettus 4s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-13
Beat 10, Killough's.

0C1t 4O1 ~1AAASAB3 0s Supreme Court--McCielland 30, Anderson 2, Callahan 5, Denson 30, Dowdell 37 Haralson se, Kelly 2, sayre 47, Selhei. mer 5. Simpson Ii, Thorington S7, Tyson AB.
 supernumerary Judge-Alston &. President of Raidroad Commission Conner g, Compton 1. Kolb 2, Smith 9. Congress-Graves 10, Wiley 3S. Circuit Judge-Collier 6, Sayre %. Chancellor-Park H. 1. Congressional Committeeman-Hender- son @ -st-Fr
 Probate Judge-Gaston @. Tax Collector-Hails 4S. Tax Assessor-Enbanks @. Treasurer--Cochran 10. Crenshaw ii. Mo- Gehee %. 1T, Thompson g.
 Coroner-Leak IS, Tice 29. Soiicitor-Goodwyn $, Dent A. Circuit Clerk-Johnston 49. Board of Revenue-Allen 10. Fleming q, Grief (, Tyson 6, Zuber 10, Jones 2, Daniel 21. Vandlver ticket A.
 Justice of the Peace-canty 25. Nor ley {.
 Constable-Lasseter 24.
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zINNs cnApEI.

Correspondence of The Argus.
VIM. linn is suffering with carbunele
on the back OF his neck.
ourpeople are all very glad to see warmer
weather.
wilIzinn was at Morsantown few days
last week
J.P Taylor is home for Few DAYS.
CIV Orr was calling at c. II z,nn's
last Tuesday
The protracied meeting is in progress at
Mt Veron, conducted by Rev. Jones and
HawIey.
Miss Mary linn was home over Sunday
Ter school v'iil close in three weeks
EIonzo sharps has moved 10 his farm
lately purehasedof Mr. Plan,irch.
Waiter Porter has gone to Pa. to visit
his parent and Mrs. Poriers mother.
Frank ziun is the proud father OF little
son which arrived Feb. p
Miss Daisy Plautirch is visiting her sister
Miss Mary, at Roscoe. Pa.
Rev ID. {. Jones viii Gil his regular
appointment here next Sunday night.
Prof. G. A. Federer OF Gladesville wac
visiting at G. II. INNS one day last week
Mr.. Federer is agent for the Estey organ.
one OF the oldest in the country and as he
has been teaching music for the past twent,
one years no doubt he is good Judge N
organs.
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The he@vy onslaught in last
weeks Journal on Col Sam b
Mo0'gomcf, and the u. & o. Raj
road is liksly TO smoke The Colonel
OCT "a his position as the y. & O.
candidate for he State senate. A
hasty conference has already be. n
held down =, washinst, aud it vas
decided 70 take Montgomery OF
and put The Hon. William Henry
Glover Of Terra Alta, ON 10 his
plare as the b. & o., 'retcr man
anii tax reform candidst. for The
state Senate from this countr Bro.
A. C. Hughes OF The Leader Of
this place and Squire l.. Y. Reed.
oflhs Terra Alta Republican, both
Ieter raen, were hastily summoned
to Washington with the Terra Alta
Postmaster and all went down this
week to consult with DAYTON and
the B. & o. officials and tx matters
up and plan out some more cam
paign work.
Now keep your eye on this crowd
and see II The ARGUS is got right.
a similar conference was held. last
month and Dayton tried to get
Montgomery to come of, as they
found out he was not the man, but
thejHon. Samuel Beaureguard re-
fusedt to come off in spite of Daytons
threats about the Tunnelton post
Office. They had held conference
last October and selected Mont
gomery, when Col. Flynn of this
place refused the ''honorv and Sam
did not propose to be choked off.
There is lots of fun on hand and
The ARGUS will keep its readers
posted.
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zone Of Our Boys.y


The maguanimliy o. Gen. u. r. Lee Is
well known, but the daily iaanifes,ations Of
It are not ye, ell told Oae notable case
has, it's believed, never before appeared in
print. says Youths Companion.
Gen Zee wos sitting on the vefanda Of
his Lexington home one afternoon. engaged
IN conversation with some friends. when a
man, iil-cloihed and covered with dus,
appeared 81 ilie gate and Gnidly beckoned
to The general
Apoios1.ns to bis ffiands. Lee rose Of
once and wen, 10 The gate. Very soon bis
purse appeared and he was seen 10 give
tie man some money
fl' friends knouog lhe extent Of lis
charity 'csl OF appaoa, looked On with
some impmienee. foi they knew how slen.
der bis mcans we're then. aud how many
calls Of ihe same kind came 81 him.
"Ceaemi, Who was that ?" one Of Them
veniured when DC bad returned TO his
place.
zone q ouf boys 10 trouble" was The
bali-smlling answer. f3r lhe general knew
the rlmonstsoer winch bis friend was
longing % make.
What regiment and company did be
belong 60 ~ persisted bis hiend, aosious
u possible, 60 nnesii'i ihs suspected flaud.
son he-he fought on i6e olber ade,v
eas t.ru Lees calm snswer.
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Do You Want to Buy

Any of the following property on
Easy Terms or Cash Down? I have
few Wonderful Bargains consigned
to me to sell. Look carefully over
them and see if ! have anything YOU
need.
Do you want to buy store that
is making money! l have two to
sell and If you are interested. write
right away. These are bargains.
have farm consisting of one
hundred and fifty acres under cult
walton. A good five-roomed house
and outbuildings. Two miles from
railroad. Underlaid with coal and
covered with timber. Will cut
about 200 thousand feet, oak and
poplar. This is a great bargain.
have a half interest in a planning
and grist mill to sell. Will sell
cheap.
Do you have fine FLOODED horse
you want to insure against death or
disease or accident7
want TO buy about thirty or
forty acres of land near the b. & O.
K. r., or near some good town. or
will trade good lot in Morgantown
on it.
A store, doing 81, 900 cash bust
ness monthly, building sox4o. four
room house, acres of land. This
is bargain. viii sell real estate
or store. Stock will invoice Sr,soo
or So, 900.
have half interest in a planning
and grist mill for sale in hne con.
dition and in prosperous country.
A good home for some one with
small capital. Write to-day.
100 acres of land in Tucker
county. Some good timber. Will
sell cheap.
200 Acres good timber-Red Oak.
Poplar, Linn, Oak and Chestnut.
This is right on the railroad and can
be slipped down the hill to the bot
tom, where it can be sawed and
loaded on cars.
General Store, ina good growing
town and doing heavy business.
This is a great chance to get in one
OF the future towns in Preston coun-
ty. Hustlers can make money here.
a Threshing Machine Engine.
Only run part of one season. Good
as new. VIII sell cheap.
Persons having anything to sell
will do well TO consign to me, Civ.
ing full description and price.
l will insure your horses or cattle
against death, cheap.
ROBT. A. LOAR,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Independence, w. Va.
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wHErsEII
dependence OF The Argus

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Perry Worthington is working for Garrett,
Wolfe.
Charles whetselI drove to Terra Alta last
Saturday
c. II. Wilson was a Kiuewood vi.ito,
last week
We noticed Clinton Bishop in our neigh
borhood this week.
Ray Bucklew and wife have returned 10
their home in Terra Alta.
Mrs. Thomas Gale and children have been
visiting in Terra Alta TOT few days.
Geo. w. Buckiew has been getting a good
supply Of ice for future use.
Mr.. Martin is preparing to burn VERY
large lime kiln at Duukard Bottom.
N, a. Wilson is kept very busy oversee.
ing the Improvements that are under con.
s'iuetion on the Beatty church. We shall
be glad when it is finished and hope our
neighborhood viii get an organ for the
church.
scott FELTON, has the disease known as
smallpox and has been trying 10 get quasan.
tined for some time, but as all efforts proved
unsuccessful they have all been staying in
the house in order to no, spread The disease.
Several Of our young people uehded a
social las. Saturday night given At Baldwin
Freeland's In honor Of ms daughter, Miss
Lulu, who expects to enter the Conference
Seminary at Buckhannon 10 few weeks.
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NULLNKT.
'orrespondence OF The Argus

correspoodence OF The Argus
ItIooks like the snow would hats TO say
good by.
Our sick acc all better Al tins wsiting
Arley Guthrie moved out ncar 'rerra
Alta Thursday.
Several ofoor oplc have been astsnd.
ing church az Gainesville the past week.
Gladys Mason Of Alton died. las, Friday
night snd was la,d to Resin he crab
orchard cemetery SUNDAY Key. Cumming.
ham delivered very appropriate funeral
sermon for the occasion. Mes. Mason was
an earnest christian woman. A kind ard
ahectionate mother. She leaves husband
one son and one daughter 20 mourn their
loss
Rev j. ID. Workman Of Davis. has been
here assisting Rev weisIc in his meeting
al cranescille
Edward Cross Of the South was visiting
his grandma chidester aud ssher friends
here the past week
Scot. Crane was calling al Jacob smith
Saturday and attended church az the
Chapel at night
One OF the most hearsrcnding accidents
that ever occurred In our community was
the burning OF Joseph KeIIy's store and
house on last Wednesday evening in which
ne was burned nearly up 10 the house
The lew remains that were gotten out
were laid to rest in the LETTERS cemetery on
Thursday touching discourse was
delivered by Rev. wegIe OF Gainesville. In
the Cherry Grove School house. The
deceased leaves seven children. three girls
and four boys and host OF relatives TO
mourn the loss OF father. brother and son.
The community was panic stricken and
greatly sympathize with the children and
friends OF the deceased
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A sudden Death.


How sad as well as trying must have been
the morning Of the srd inst, when Mr. Tohr
Osmond Of psgah, entered the room Of HI.
son, Harry Bruce, TO find the pale horse and
his rider executing the writ Of death upon
his sou. lie called to the older son insan
adjoining room and there alone the two
witnessed Harry pass from lebor TO reward
Two years ago the devoted wife and loving
mother was called 10 pass through the same
ordeal.
Harry was a good, pious, model young
man. Was never known 10 minele with bad
company or participate in any thing wrong.
lie was 20 years, months and 20 days old
lie leaves father, one brother aud two
sisters to mourn their loss. The writer
sounded the funeral knell from Tim. 40
''For am now ready" after which he WIS
followed by very large procession to his
las, resting place. The family and sorrow.
Ing friends have our warmes sympathy in
their sad bereavement.
Father, brother, sister be slrong in the Lord
Aud IN the power Of Ills might:
For it you gain that great reward,
You must needs fight farhful fight
Rev. II. J. rIARpwAy.
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Correspondence Of the Argus
Mf and Mrs. y. Hartman returned to
their home az Terra Alta. Monday. after a
weeks visit among friends here.
Mrs. =. Jonesou Of parkersbure. was
called here last week on account OF the
serious illness Of her mother. Mrs. "a
Gribblc.
krvin and Arthur Griffith returned home
Thursday alter a six weeks visit among
meyarsdale Pa, aud Frosiburg. Md
friends
Wesley Boyard made a business call
al Feliowsgflle. Saturday.
Mrs Thos Beveridge Mrs. Chas. squire.
and Mrs. ]. j. Gribble are slowly recovering
after long illness
Mr. and Mrs I'd Riley made sbor
but pleasant Trip to Tuunclion last week.
Walter Cross spent few days with Gu.
zart friends since Our last issue
Mrs. Ira Hoffman and Mrs NJ q. Wilson
spent Sunday with Mr. and Sirs lloyd
Wilson At Atlantic
Miss Moiiie Griath IS on tho sick lisa.
We hope for speedy recovery.
Mrs. VIII Morris ~ Atlantic spent few
days with her parsn.s Nc and Mrs b. re
Savage since OR lasi issue.
G w Wilson Of Terra ana. spent few
DAYS with bis children al This place since
olr last issue
Mrs. ". @ wilson and sons lofi Wed.
nesday for their home 10 piusburg after
four weeks visit among friends here