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n. Y. A. {. REFLECTS
PRESIDENT KUHKLE

IN one OF the heaviest vote casting
contests ever held at the New York
L Athletic Club George w. Kuhlke was
reelected President Of the club. defeat
ing James II. Haslin by 226 votes. The
polls opened at 5 o'clock and closed at
midnight.
1t was the most spirited election in the
history OF the clue. All the metropolitan
district members were on hand and out
of town members dined here In order
to be present, and when the polls closed
the clubhouse was well filed.
Jerry Mahoney had a walkover for
captain, there being no opposition. Those
elected were: President, George w.
Kuhlke: Nice-President, II. *. S. Will
Jams; Secretary, Charles i. Burnham.
Treasurer. Martin s.. Paine; Captain. ].
T. Mahoney.
Board Of Governors ttor two years.
william l.. Mitchell, Edwin j. Benson.
G. Kramer Thompson. James Wilson,
CHARLES f. Hofferberth, Col. James r
Branch. John S. Dickerson, Ernest L.
Malcolm. For one yeaT-Thomas e.
Dealpy.
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The 81. Nicholas team defeated the
Hockey Club seven last night at the st.
Nicholas Rink by the score of I TO =.
It VAS the c,eanest game played thus
far this season and not a man on either
side was penal!zed for rough work. The
game proved Il surprise even to the
Hockey Club adncrents. II was genPr-
ally expected that the Santa Claus men,
cha mp!ons Of the league, would have no
difficulty in rolling W n good score
against the tail-enders OF the hague.
and not even the clubs most ardent
admirers expected the stiff defense and
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Los ANGELES. Jan. l5.-ln a fierce
ten round no decision battle at the
Pacific A. c.. OF this city, last night
Jim Barry o%utfought Sam Langford the
better part OF the Journey. The men
never slowed down from tse first gong
unit! the wind-up. Langford outfought
Barry in the ~clinches. repeatedly send
ing in hard wallops to the kidneys then
whipping it to the head. l-angfords
extreme cleyerness saved him. In the
eighth Barry knocked Langtord down
with a straight clean right to the jaw.
Barry showed strongest in the eighth
and ninth. when he repeatedly sent in
uppercuts and hard rights TO stomach
and face. Several times at the gong
the seconds had to separate the men
and at the finish tina police pulled them
4, rs y.
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SHARKEY A. C. STAG TONIGHT

The s,Aarkey A. c. has AN excellent
card of bouts arranged, for It's regular
weekly STAG which will be held in itg
clubhouse at Columbus avenue and
sixty Attn street. tonight In the main
bout Jack Goodman. the clever local
upht-wriglt. will meet Rouse O'Brien
or boston. for six rounds Mt catch
weights They fought a great siX.rouuG
battle before the slme club on New
Years afternoon, Five other contests
between evenly matched men Will also
~ AnnlAnl
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Seneca A. C. New Members.

Tim Jprion. the crack first baseman Of
the Dodgers. Chick Zimmerman the Cubs
little second haseman: Gertie
Newark's famous catcher. and
Amy McCarrS. the clever lightweight. are
the new members who have recently enrolled
Iuaer the AUSPICES of the seneca a. G.. OF
the Bronx. which has lust been Incorporated
The new club Is installed In a beautiful
cIubapuse at No. 3JS East one Hundred and
Forts third street, Every branch of sport
VIII he INDUCED in. and presentations arc
nos under way for the formulating OF two
semi professional baseball teams. to be under
vha ~ ne uarnaps ~ NJ Y,.nr
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Soldiers In p. o. Games.

WIN, reg,.nental team is the best" Thts
question wi! he " at the games p'
tho BROOKLYN Post-Onice C,erks' Association
NJ the Forty-seventh REGIMENT ArmoT'
Brooklyn. next saturday evening. one ~
In. special events on the card Will ut a
two-mlle military relay race. In which all
the crack regim.ntal teams Will take part.
They will be great teams. and some sD.rit"I
rarirg is lOnkel for. Sheppard. sullivan.
McEntee and Koch will represent the Twenty
second; Bacon. Seriley. White and Barker. the
Twentv-third: Keen. Sweeney. Wright and
por!and. the seventy. first. and Hillman.
Waters Riley and COIN. the Thirteenth
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Quaker Pitchers Ideas or
Coaching Are at Least
Novel.
BY BULGER.

X3OU may now prepare yourself for
Y everything predicted In the horo-
cope, for George Edward Wad-
dell, known TO hts classmates as
''Rube." is going to coach the baseball
team Of the Catholic College at Mobile.
Ala
Connie Mack, manager OF the Ath!et-
les and assistant keeper OF the "Ruoe'
was IN town yesterday and released INC
story. to be used at the earliest poss'o'e
convenience. ia
Rube IS TO be no ordinary coach' ra'
be IT from him to follow in the Footsteps
of our pioneer disciples OF the ha''o"",
pastime. His first announcement M
one OF Importance, Is nat ne - W :"
troduce shadow batting. This Is u So
tho players into shape before uhey "p
pear on the actual diamond mace w "a
green grass and a pitchers box AS 10
we'll known, Rube for many years "as
heen an adm!rer of the boxing game
and he has prolted thereby immensely
IA. saw Pat OKeefe do the shaao"
boxing stunt n knock out three au-
versaries in one minute. ms appea'eu
N Rube as a great scheme for baseball
and he Immediately got In communica-
tton with the college boys at Mobile ana
told them to get busy.
What Shadow Batting Is.
The shadow batting consists OF a
player standing around an imaginary
place .oI twenty minutes eNr:V Gay
and striking at mythical balls Wh.ch
he knocks over the fence, through the
sbor+stnn's legs or sends them whist
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PACKY is A GREAT
FIGHTER...KEYES.

Mcfarland is a great fighter. and
l wish him luck. He beat me fairly.
and l am not Offering any excuse
for my defeat. i was IN good shape
but Packey was too clever and fast
for me. Every time I thought l had
him measured for a good sin blow
no would jab me In tho face. I
would like to get on q return match
With him. for l think I can give him
q much harder battle u We meet
a&aIn."
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{. R. THOMAS TO
RACE IN ENGLAND

It Is learned from a reliable source
L. r. Thomas will not race n Of
h!s horses here this season, but instead
lntenis 10 make a trip TO England,
where he expects TO start some OF ms
jumpers in the big steeplechase events
over there. MIR. Thomas has no sent
in an entry for either the Beacon, Intro
duCtory or Independence s~teeplechase
event, and, besides. has been declaring
his t~wo-year-olds out o. stakes for the
coming season.
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President PuIIIam,s Bulletin.

President Harry Pulliam. @: the National
League. yesterday sent out the following
bulletin OF contracts and releases Con
tracts wiz Ros'1n. Joe Kelley Cs0s "a, 4.
with Philadelphia. Walter Warwick. Re
issseS-BY hrooklyu. Internationally. Joseph
Corbett by Cincinnati u Columbus "A. A..
Fred w. Nsiwci, ROY Httt. Arthur 7 Krue-
ser: By Pittsbgrg 10 Rochester IL, IL. Will
lam , DUSK Pby, =. J. Anderson, by Pitts
mr.
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Skaters Out Of A. A. u.

Chairman John j. Dixon. OF the National
Registration and Secretary OF the
A. A. L.. announced yesterday that the
articles OF alliance between the international
skating Union and the Amateur Athletic
Union having been duly signed. the A. A. u.
no longer has any control over ice skating
or roller skating, except in ~ far as IL per-
tains to basketball on roller skates
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c. c. c. Wants Games.

The Columbus e. .. Basketball team would
like to arrange games with teams averaging
ll5 pounds, games to be pla yed on opponents
cJurt or at home. Address william ]. Deg
nan. care Columbus Catholic club. No. 46l
West ELftN. nrsL ktreet. New York CITY.
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BESTED BY
BARRY IN FIERCE GO

in A sIx.round bout before the Beaver A. G.
las. night. No decision was rendered. but
Walcot, showed superiority In every round
except the fourth. Both fighters seemed to
lack steam and the mill was disappointing.
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Connolly Shades Sawyer.

ISrTCIal 70 Tie Evening WnrId.l
PORTLAND, Me. Jan. 10. BARLEY
Connolly had a shade the best OF Tom Saw
yer In their bout At the Pastime A. C. last
night. Connolly was much faster than his
opponent and landed oftener and harder. The
match was one OF the best ever held At the
CllL
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O'TooIe and Hayes Matched.

All details for tie -S.round bout between
Grover Hayes. Of Chicago, and Tommy
o'Toole. Of Philadelphia, have been Ar
ranged. They vii! come together al the
next show or the National a. .. OF Phlla'
ielphia on Saturday night. hayes sas bsen
trying for some time 30 get on n match
with O'Toole. as he has always been OF the
opinion that he could beat him. The lads
should pu; up a great fight
Russell and Fitzgerald Matched.
:'Unk'' Russell and Willie Ftzsernld' tn
"Fighting Harp who engaged in a rough
and tumble fight In the street last week. are
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WaIcott Beats Cole.

)Special to The Evening World)
TROY, y. Y. Jan. l5.-Jos Walcott, OF
Boston, outpointei George Cole, Of Trenton,
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Nolan to Manage Nelson Again.

Rrly Nolan and Battling Nelson have
k..eed and made ~, ana in the future
Foxy Billy Will again manage, the q:
fairs Of the Dane, After Nelson's battle
witch Jack clifford a; ogden. Utah. on Mon.
day night the Dane wired TO Nolan, telling
him tina: he wanted him 20 be his manager
agaln. and to go ahead and arrange what
ever matches he thought would get the
r,n-a. gN- htrp
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Sullivan ard Thomas Next Big Fight

The mex, inpor:an, fight TO be decided
vii, lie the ten-round go between Jack
.'Tw. n" Sullivan. the New England pdsiAst,
and Joe Thomas, the California boxer why
has grown so heavy that he Is nov flSntlns
In the heavyweight division. Ihey WI.
fash IN a ten--,luI bout before the Pacitlc
4 C. on Tuesday night. AS both men are
clever. shittv boxers. they should put up ar
irr.res4pg arran.
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70 battle again. This time It w.ll not Ia
with bare lists, but with rye-ouroe gloves. IN
a six-rouni bout before the National \. C.
~ Philadelphia. on Saturday evening.
Jan. -
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Glover leaves for battle-ground.

Billy Glover. the crack Boston fighter, LEFT
FOR Lymapsv.l!e. r. l.. to-day. where he will
meet Willie Fitzgerald In a ten-rondu bout
tomorrow night. Billy is IN excellent
shape FOR the contest. he having worked
rarI at BrOwn's gymnasium for ten days
20, the battle. Glover ought 90 give Fifty
GERALD a hard battle. as he has been !nlpToN-
ne f- ...TN contest.
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Jim Donovan and Lewis to Battle.

A match vas practically arranged last
might between Jim Donovan. the English
m.ddleweiEht and boxing instructor Of the
Sharkay 4. c, and W.llie Lewis. the local
@pus!i!st. wao recently disposed. OF Pat
0'Keette IN one round. Billy Jacobs. match
maker OF the Snarkey A. c.. offered ~.
manages OF Lewis a bout with Donovan. and
he accepted II Immediately. As Donovan T.
anxious TO meet Lewis. the contest VIII
prnhs bly, be clinched TO-DAY.
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D,.-.-,. LINCULN So. B'way. ooth St
Dldney 5 Ev. s.15. Mat: To-Mor, 2S-6Oc
BARGAIN MATS. 1.-THE BAD BOY AMI
MON. TUES. UJS TEDDY BEARS
THURS & SAT.
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Are That California Pro-
moters Will Bid for Battle Between
Packey and the Battling Dane.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

looks now as II Packy Mcfarland,
Chicago hgAter. and Battling Mel
l son will be the pugi!!sts wao VIII
come together in a fight In California
for the lightweight championship uts
which has been ~re.inqu!shcd by Joe
Cans since his retirement from she
ring. With Jimmy Britt practically out
of the game. and Nelson iiEhtins IN
good form again, the indications are
that one of the light promoters oil can
forn!a will shortly offer hem a large
enough inducement to battle tor ths
title.
II Mcfarland should fight Nelson IT
will only be for twenty rounds, as Har-
ny Gilmore. manager OF Mcfarland. has
already declared that under no circufh-
stances will he permit Packv to box
any one over that distance.
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HALL. B'way. Goth ST.
WEoCn OEvs.S.l5. Mats. Wed.& Sat. Z. rs.
Wed. Mats, lBurlesque Of the Merry Widow.
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,aIAI hrH,c B'way & 3Oth. Ev'ngs. s, 10.
WAL-LHCN . MAJ To-day. bOc. to 81. so.
D KNIGHT FOR DAY r ,.n@s sao~! laugh fsT
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.RIInnB'way & 3oun St. Tel. 1879 Al4d.
liz ~ Evs. S.l5. Mat. To-day. 2l6.
Nine. NAZlMOVAhinn THE 9TH IL COMET
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l ITALIA Mats: Today,snf.& MONTHS,
LOTTIE. THE POOR s~ALEsLADY. y
Next Week-''The Card King Of the Coast"
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ICk YVATJNC ST. Nicholas Rink. 3 Sessions
lUh ohhllNu Daily Goth ut. GColunbus av.
HOCKEY TONIGHT.
VAL VS.. DARTMOUTH,
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1nGlnTuE' l4th st. Ladies' Mat. To-day.
hUtWtI Empire BurlesQlers
l. 2 ,urlettas .. Roger .mhoc.
AMATEUR NIGHT TOMORROW.
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iii UNMUDN naily Mr.. Hymack Clifton
u 0HVl0hH MAJ Crawford. Felix. Barry
0Liii'illOd'ii Goc. X Co.. Karno's com.
II 1h Av. & l98th 81. ledy 20. Malta M,nmnas
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nW 0uIMI Daily vEsTA VICTORIA.
,ULUN|H Mat Julius sterer & CO..
way * 20 81. American Dancers
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Rruceton Mills.

Special Correspondence of The Argus.
ID. L. Scott il improving his property
by adding fine porch to his house.
When you go to Bruceton and want a
good dinner, stop at the Home hotel
The box supper held at the schoolhouse
Saturday night proved a great success.
The stork visited the home Of G.. G..
Cuppett few days ago and left fine
girl baoy.
Win. King 3 new house is nearing com
pletion. II will DO the finest house in
town when done
Russell McClain is now fireman at the
Bruceton mills, which is doing fine
business this dry weather.
Election passed off very quietly and
everybody seems well satisfied-both Re
publicans and Democrats.
Mrs. G.. /. Trowbridge left Tuesday for
a short visit with home folks i'm Dayton,
Va. Her husband accompanied her a.
far as Rowlesburg.
Some of the citizens Of Bruceton have
been improving the town by placing con-
crete walks in front of their property.
Others should follow the example.
j. y. Bowermaster, who has been work
ing at the Kingwood mills for some time
past, has returned home and has i'm.
proved his property by building new
chicken house and cleaning up
RAsTrs.
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Maple Forest.
Special correspoaden, OF The Argus

SPSNt~ N.ottS>hoiuShb VI nc Argus
Grandma AMMAN is still i'm a very criti-
cal condition.
James Chidester was at Friendsvillc.
Nd, Monday.
Allen Crane took load of coal to
GAINESVILLE Friday.
L, :. Ivengood made business trip
10 Terra Alta saturday.
Leandcr Reckart, OF Orr. j. digging
coal Tor Mrs. Kate Groves.
John Wolfe, of near Orr, was calling
ON friends here few days this week.
Charles Miller and Clyde Jenkins went
To Uniontown Sunday TO stay for short
while.
Jacob Wolfe caught-a very fine otter in
trap last week The fur was estimated
at SIP.
Rev. L. ;. Withers, of Brandonville.
preached very interesting sermon 10 a
large crowd at Centenary church.
Freeman and viii Rodcheaver, of near
Greensburg, Pa, are visiting their agcd
father, George Rodcheavcr, Il this place.
Gay Guscman, OF Zar, " no has been
visiting friends at Ma ntown and
Reedsvdlc. passed throug., our town en-
route home Monday accon. panied by Guy
Watson, of Masontown. who will visit
friends in this community for awhile.
\ very large bird was killed i'm our
community last Thursday 10y Willie and
Ida Wolfe while going through a strip of
woods TO a neighbpr's house IL is sup
posed To be IN I'm. Ii measured i'm
height over > icy, from end of hill 10
end OF tail feet rom tip 20 tip Of wings
q feet; its neck almost 2lS feet; color
BLUSH gray. /, IL still kept for obscrva-
ton. MoLiIE.
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GO TO MURDOCH.
Lumherman Killed.

James Doyle, aged 55 years, died at the
Strickler hospital Monday morning at
$3.50 o'clock of conclusion OF the brain
The body was removed to CAROLS un-
dertaking establishment and embalmed
and then shipped TO Medix Run, Elk
county, Pa, his late home.
Mr.. Doyle's death Is the result of an
accident last Thursday. He was superin-
tendent for the Fort Pitt Lumber Com
pany and in the morning was taking an
empty truck from the mill yard to the
loading place at Wingrove on the NJ. &
X. Owing to the snow the brakes failed
TO hold and the truck ran away. In a
last attempt to save himself he jumped,
his head coming in contact with tree
He was brought to the hospital the same
evening and death resulted as above
stated, without regaining consciousness
His wife, four daughters, and son-iu-iaw
were with him to the end.
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Twilight.

Social Corespon ieuc- ~ The Nrrus
Congratulations, Commissioner Ben L.
Brown.
Elias Hawkins and wife, of near Beth
lehem, arc visiting relatives in Tucker
county.
William johnson, of Morgantown, was
in our community for short time few
days ago.
g. T.. Sidwell, of Fellowsville, was in
our neighborhood last week. He loaded
car OF lumber over at Manown.
j. NJ. Johnson and mother; also Wal
ter Johnson and wife, moved back from
Terra Alta last week 10 their property at
Millersport near Manown.
There was social at the home OF
Thomas fortney out near Bethlehem
Tuesday evening of last week. II there
were more of these social gatherings i'm
the community it would bring about har-
mony instead Of hatred and strife.
The two daughters of w. III. McDan-
iel, of Kingwood, were calling ON John
Mcdaniel last Sunday. Mr. Mcdaniel
recently moved onto the j. l.. Squires
farm near here, better known as the
Mount Phoebe farm, on account Of its
being the highest mountain in this To-
cality.
The people OF Kanes Creek are badly
in heed of a schoolhousc We learn that
David Stuchell has taken the matter in
1and and will try to have schoolhousc
built in the near future. We hope Davy
will be successful in his efforts, as there
are quite number of children in that
vicinity entirely out of reach of school.
We have busybody in our commu-
nifty who tries 10 attend 10 the affairs Of
others and neglects his own. II new
family moves into the neighborhood he
goes immediately 10 their home and adj
vises them who to associate with. II this
gentleman would attend 30 his own bust
ness he would be better respected 10y the
people OF the community in which he
liVeS
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters from a Host Of
Argus Writers.
S0hEfHIkG DOING IN THO COUNTRY
Bright Bits Of News and Gossip About
Yeu and Your Neigheer-The
Svents Of . Week.
TOWNSVILLE.

Special Correspondence OF The Argus.
w. III. Owens, ir., was visiting his
father the past week.
Philip Caufield, who has been sick the
past two weeks, is able TO be out again.
Joseph Mask, of Grafton. lis visiting
relatives and friends here the past week.
Noah Gross. of Buckhannon, came herr
last week 10 east his vote and look after
his property.
Frank Greascr, of near here, has been
sick with rheumatism for some time and
is now slowly improving.
Miss Alice Swearingen, of Kingwood.
visited her pan'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. X. T..
Swearingen, saturday and Sunday.
There was dance given at Harry Ri
ley's last saturday night with large
crowd and all claim pleasant time.
John W. Weaver, of this place, is busy
at work building storeroOm beside his
house and will bc in the mercantile bust
ness as soon rs it is completed.
j. l.. Mckenzie left Saturday evening
for keyScr, where lac with party OF
friends from Clarkshurg will spend some
time hunting Teddy bears and other
game among the mountains
The mines nj this place are still closed.
II WAS reported they would resume work
Immediately election, but are now closed
until further orlers. The men are get
ting tired loafing. Since all political talk
is over and rabbits are scarce the men
wish 10 90 20 work.
There was quite an excitement here
last Saturday when fire broke out near
here. IL seemed some person burned a
brier patch and il got started i'm the
woods and burned within a few feet of
the mine houses and other buildings. The
powder magazine, consisting of carload
of powder, was removed TO safe dis
lance. Word was sent 10 Kingwood and
Function aud good crowd came from
each place thinking from the reports it
was the houses burning, but found the
fire under control. But little damage was
done except few thousand fence rails.
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FeIIoWsviIIe.
Correspondence Of rhe Argus.
Moving Is the order OF the da,

correspondence OF The Argus.
Moving is the order Of the day.
Charley Clark has moved into his new
residence, yacating the hotel property.
Henry Shay, the humane officer, was
in our community this week looking after
some parties.
We noticed Mrs. Charles Burgoin. of
Marques, i'm town last Saturday doing
some millinery shopping.
Calvin Shahan, the X. +. ID. carrier,
was off duty Saturday and attended the
Dunkard meeting at Barbour
Oliver Elisson from Evansville. will
move into the linn hotel property We
will all give them a hearty welcome.
Harmon Sidwell, moved 10 Tunnelton
last week. lie bought out Link Volts
livery stable, horses, and rigs at that
place.
Link Wolf moved back here 10 his
home last week and will resume hotel
keeping. Everybody is pleased 10 have
them back.
The r.. r. d. mail Inspector passed
through here Friday looking over the
route in order 10 make come change In
llp route near Marques.
Our new pastor, Rev. 4. Mccoy.
preached his first sermon hero November
J. lie delivered quite an able and inter.
esting sermon aud won the good will Of
all TN
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axeIton.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
W. ID. Arthur was at Kingwood few
days last week,
Ray kelley's father has been here tax
ing care of him during has illness.
Arthur, the little son of Henry Herring.
OF this place, who has been very in with
typhoid fever, Is now better.
Our teacher, Ray Kelley, who has been
very I'LL with pneumonia fever, which pre-
vented his teaching. is now better, we ar
glad 10 note, and will soon be able "a
again resume his school work.
Since our last letter We have heard OF
the death of Philip Gardner, of Clifton
Mills, and also of Mary Meyers, widow
OF the late John Meyers, of near Clifton.
Mrs. Meyers was about 81 years of age.
and her body was laid TO rest on the old
home farm. Philip Gardner was about
40 years II age, his death being the result
OF paralysis. His body wa inferred i'm
St Peter church cemetery.
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Judson Orr, of Newburg, was in town
on business yesterday.
A. B. McCrum attended the Masonic
banquet at Faimont last evening.
l. C. Martin left yesterday for Glen
vile, where he is interested i'm timber
deal.
Mrs. /. =. Martin and Miss Sallie Fair
fax were Reedsville visitors from Friday
till Sunday.
Drs. +. w. Strickler and S. A. Pratt
attended the funeral of DR.. Cook at Fair
mont yesterday.
A. w. Albright and family will leave
Monday for St Petersburg, Fla, where
they will spend the winter,
Judson Childs, of Albrightsville, gave
us a friendly call Saturday and left 81 so
To extend THE Argos another year.
Charles Menear, who has been i'll with
rheumatism the past four weeks, is still
bedfast, with no signs of improvement
Misses Daisy and Lulu Mcdaniel spent
Sunday at Mount Phoebe, near Manown,
the guests of their uncle, j. A. Mcdaniel,
and family
A marriage license was issued Friday
by County Clerk Walls to j. Mason Buck
lew, %, and Mayme V. linn, %, both of
Preston county.
James X. Anderson, formerly OF New
burg but now a successful shoe merchant
OF Parkersburg, was a business visitor in
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, and Mrs.
Basha Williams, the formers sister, were
in town Tuesday short time. Mrs.
Miller went on to Masontown TO visit her
son, Bertus Miller