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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-01

Try delicious home made cakes
pies, pickles and preserves at the ia
zaar. 3006 Washington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis Dave ar
rived from Oklahoma to spend Il
month with Mr.. Davis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Wilmer Davis, on Twen-
ty-oighth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-01
Elks TO HAVE SMOKER.
old-Fsshscned Social Session to be
Held Toniuht.

FoIloving the regular meeting OF
the lodge tonight Newport News
Ledge No. BIS. Il. p o. Ellis will nave
q smoker and oid-fashioned social ses-
sion in the lodge home on thirty
second street.
Refreshments will BE- served ana
the Iodgemen are looking forward 10
. pleasant evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-01

Dance AZ Barnes Hall this evening.
by NJ. and NTs Simpso1
each Wednesday evening Admission
&c. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-01
SOClAL-PeRSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Palen VIII
entertain the Bridge Club Friday
evening at their home on Forty-ninth
street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-01
Viii Locate Here.

Mr.. A. B. Morrison. cf Maryland,
arrived IN this city yesterday TO make
bis home. He has acquired an inter-
est IN the Wise Polishing house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-01

MIR. c. V. Sutton and daughter lave
returned from a visit to Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-01

Miss Blanche Rollins, who has
been visiting relatives in Southwest
Virginia has returned home. Miss
Grace Rollins. Ct Lynchburg, accom-
panied her here and will be ner
guest.
Miss Mildred Kuder who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Phillip Oliver.
on Twenty-eightn street. has return
cd TO Westchoster, Pa. where she IS
attending school.
Miss Emile Pnrvis, of Pete rsburg,
Is the guest OF friends here.
Miss Christina Scultrop. who has
been visiting Miss Grace Blanfcro. on
Thirty second street, has returned 10
her home in Lunenburg county.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. A. Spruill have re
turned from a visit Of several weeks
In Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Lena Mcintosh. OF Delrnar. Nd,
is visiting her cousins. the Misses
Mcintosh, en- jefferson avenue.
Mr. r. T. Motley. OF Baltimore, who
has been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. H. Motley, in East End, has
Re turned home.
Miss Helen Baker and brother have
'k1unoo SInqusIYoeN WoIJ p9uInloI
where they visited relatives
Miss Virginia Bennett has return
ed from Fnrmville. where she spent
the Thanksgiving holidays.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-01

Visit the Japanese booth at the
Episcopal Bazaar
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-11-11
Children cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
9 a . Q RIA
keYsera Ridge.

Special Correspondence - The Argus
Mrs. Kate Gaub called az y. ?. Spikers
Sunday.
Mrs. Catherine Matlics called Ia vs. Il
Nieman's Saturday and sunday.
An interesting sermon was preached
Saturday evening AZ toe Guthrie srh1oI.
house by Rev. Bud Frankhouasr.
A jolly crowd ~ our young folks ysti,.
cred st W. J.. Nieman's SATURDAY ryen.
ing and rendered some hne music
We are glad b hear AZ LLOYD WIl.r
signing Tor TIE AEGrs. We know ri o.,II
do him good 10 read she old home nass
a number % our people attended er,.
ices at Brandonville Sunday evening ana
report good sermon and isrge crowd
Mrs Fanny C0rrothors and Mis- uaHe
Matlick, Of Missouri, called on u.eir r,r
sins at u. G. Matlicks TuoaIay. Nov
were accompanied by Misses Bertha as1
Alice Guseman
John Cupp says be ism going o. church
At Brandonyille any more until Toe gssrs
are al dead. lie says hc don't mind "a
ting stung once, but 70 Rocs pretty hard
the second time
Mrs John Homer, who has beor VISA.
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs Rafart
Spiker, the past two wccks. returned A.
her home in MorgantoWn Friday She
was accompanied BY Clara Rexrosd. No
expects 70 work in the tin plate mill
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-11-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Preston County Property That Has
Recently Changed Hands.

The following transfers of real estate,
with date OF decd, were recorded at the
courthouse recently:
September sc. c. Showaltcr ct ux. To
Samuel Lee, two lots in Terra Alta; s., 900.
October 0-ChNrles L. IIammondct ux. f.,
Mary +. Hartley, $. Calvin Hartley, and
Susie j. Smoot to G. w. Rowe, 100 acres
in Portland district; 81 900
September III. $. JelIerys ct uN. to
Eugene Tcets, square rods in Portland
district; ST.
August SIC. G.. and Mary j. Tccts TO
Eugene Tccts, pa acres in Portland dis
trict; 500
October 2l-Anna ID. and A. b. Cozad
TO Randolph and Florence Dean, undi-
vidcd interest in farm in Union district
$3.50.
October 20-Andrew S. Tccts to Ami
Tects, parcel OF land in Portland district /;
$I25.
September 25-S. S. Ilcrn ct ux. TO
George Pugh, onc-half undivided interest
in lot No. 9, block A, Terra Alta; $3.50
October l2-W. III. G. Messenger ct ux
TO Nancy G. Gross, lot in Kingwood; 5000
January Civilian ID. Arthur ct ux.
TO Thomas w. Wakefield, II acres in
Pleasant and Grant districts; So, 900.
October lS-J. w. Weaver to Mary II.
Weaver, lot in Kingwood known as the
"Old Depot property; 81 and other val
liable considerations.
October Nv. II. White, executor of
j. J.. Jones, to Arthur and NJ. ID. Cyphert,
81 acres in Portland district; $500.
September 20-William s. Harmed to
NJ. +. Pell and James w. Flynn, 200
acres i'm Pleasant district; 1000.
June II, l008-M. Il. Pcll To A. |. Sy-
polt, lot in Albright; $l2O.
November ~, 100S-Floyd II. Sypolt ct
uX. TO A. /. Sypolt lot in Terra Alta; $50.
October 8-William H. Anvil ct ux. to
Andrew Moore, SO acres in Reno district !;
5000.
October Civilian II. Spiker ct ux.
10 w. II. White, lot in Terra Alta; 5000.
October 2G-Charles j. Low ct ux. TO
William M. Bishop, acres in Portland
district; 81 900.
March SIG. NJ. AMMAN ct TX. b. A.
6. Awman, parcel of land i'm Portland
district; 81 900.
October 27-Rhcua NJ. and Joseph +.
Sisler 20 Alya @. and X. NJ. AMMAN, 90
acres in Portland district s., 300.
April 2, l0O0-John S. Mitchell ct ux.
to Edward Mitchell, 2 acres 81 perchcs in
Grant district; S72.
August 20, l908-Nancy T.. Bolyard to
j. G. Bolyard lot in Tunnclton $500.
May G-Martha j. and Thomas Taskcr
to NJ. NJ. Bolyard, parcel Of land ia New
burg; 3 and other considerations.
May 81, lO0S-Minnie H. and Allison
$. Gaines 10 l.. NJ. linn, parcel OF land
in Reno district; $500.
October 2D-SYlvanus NJ. Powell ct TX.
TO George Hayes parcel Of land in Rowlcs-
burg; 500.
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Mount Zion.
espondenee Of The Argus.

opeolAi correspondence OF The Argus
J. j. Galley & Co. have finished saving
on j. X. Johns farm
J. X. Johns had n new porch bnilt IN
his dwelling last week
Misses Matte and Katie Graham visited
at }. X. Johns last sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Graham has been ON the
sick list for some time, but il now better.
Il. ID. Groves i running the gristmiIl al
Hudson for :. T. Clark while lac il husk
ing his corn.
Albert Harmed Was az Morgantown last
week with a load Of apples and buck
VI. >. Johns b. going o. take his de-
parture Tor Harbour county the latter
part OF this month for vacation.
J. J. Harmed and wife were calling ON
friends last Saturday and sunday We
were glad TO SO them come back again.
Rev. r. T. Glover, II Morgantewp
preached interesting scrmons lat Satur,Iay
night Sunday morning az Mount Nebo.
Mrs. Grace Bayles had r. corn husking
last saturday and gave them an old
fashioned play party az night and ali en-
joyed themselves and report "a goD.l lime
Quite number u our farmers were n
valley Point last "Wednesday o. pay their
taxes, and that's some Of your goo,f DaW.
son tax law. Thrco more years and h
Will take mans farm a. pay his tarcs
and then be can ct ont and root Tor hls
living. They haven't got poor Ola Cleyc.
land % lay their hard times on nov. but
u Is hr. TAFT and good Republican times.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-11-11

Tho general health OF our community IA
g0od and our farmers an, gathering in
their fall crops. Among our citizens who
nav not becn well for some time are Anna.
nah l'ratt, Rev. John Fortney, and Henry
III G. Shatler, who has been a r.. q o.
cnginecr and conductor for the past twenty
hNC Years or mon. spent all last week
WITH ms family looking after his farm and
building q fine hcnnCry. I'd SAYS nc has
sold l's dozen ClDys, and IL this proSpcrity
continues he intends To have the good of
1t n II Is u little hard on Old Spcck at 26c
and Soc per DOZEN.
John Shatlcr and wife. of near Rc,ls.
willie, were in our midst last sunday.
foct Henry Reed, of RccdSyillc, was i'm
attendance at the protractcd meeting at
tins place one day last week. lie was
accompanied 10y the Methodist Protestant
preachers wife and two children of his
city.
Cur schools are all in full operation,
ana as lar rs W. have learned everybody
is satisfied
Prof, Jaco, principal OF the Nowburg
school, passes through our city every Sat
urday to his homo in Morgantown. Tho
walk from New burg 10 RcclsVillc strength
ems callSthcnicS and he is able To digest
about four pounds of Armour beef aud a
quart OF Baltimore oysters when lac reaches
the land OF promise
The first Methodist Protestant quarterly
meeting for this conference year of the
kecdsvillc circuit was held at this place
some ten days ago. The meeting has been
protractcd, much good has been accom-
pushed, and the interest for the future
continues 10 grow. A number have been
at the altar OF mercy and several con-
versions have been reported. BY some
means there has been no revival meeting
at this place for Il year or two and satan
has made some inroads in going to and
fro M this valley. But Rev. Morris, the
pastor, is an able and forcciul oNpoundcr
oi the gospel, modern in his preaching.
lar to both saint and sinner, and much
good Is expected to bc accomplished be-
fore the meeting closes
As soon as the municipal election has
passed into history and the mayor and
chicl Of police have been duly Installed
into office, Birds Creek will organize itself
into literary society. This part of tho
educational work has been neglected for
some ulhc. DW. RATrLEuEAD.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

SACKS & GORTNER, ALBRIGHT w We.
We Will continue our CLOSING Out
Sale during November Our entire
stock o. General Merchandise viii be
sold this month.
We have 200 pairs OF Shoes for
men, women, and children. Gum
Boots, Areties, Fslts, Lumbermsn's
Gums, end AretIes for men, women,
and children.
Hats, Cops, Pants, Overslls, Shirts,
Cloves, Mitts, Suspsnders, Belts Ties,
srd Collars.
Notions Of ell descriptions.
orooeries-Anythlna In this line viii
be sold "a first cost.
Patent Msaleines-cons end oct
your cough syrvps. Now 10 the time
o. yssr YOU need them, 25o bottles
nov lie.
Extracts % VsniHs, Lemon, on o.
Cloves. Cinnamon. We have . lagoe
line % Drugs ard Patent Medicines.
These aooos must bs sold this month,
snd st first cost. Come and ust bar
aslns while they last.
Those ewing us on socount must
come enc settle this month, otherwise
4 viii be alvsn fos eoneotlon.
SACKS a coRTAER,
Albright. ~. We.
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Interesting Letters from 4 Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN THE COUNTRY
Bright Bits OF News and Gos.lp Aeou,
You and Your Nelshbor-rhe
Events OF q Week.
Function.
Special Correspondence Q, The Arsu,

Special Correspondenee % The Argus
The virtue Of prosperity is temperance.
Please pass the buckwheat cakes and
sorghum. "'''
w. h. Cruise, of Grafton, was in town
few hours Saturday.
Born Saturday, November ;. To Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Bonateld, l0-pound girl baby.
Cashier John j. McKone left Saturday
for Westernport to attend the marriss, =,
llls sister. Miss Lena, which took place
Monday morning.
Oscar linn, wife, and baby drove over
sunday morning from GladesVille and
spent the day with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. David linn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Ashby. of Mason
town, drove over Saturday and spent sun
nay with tue latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Miller.
George Miller has been appointed bv
the town council TO fill the unexpired term
oil EDWARD Stewart, who resigned and
moved out OF town 10 his farm.
Town Sergeant b. b. Shay Offered his
resignation at the council meeting Tues
day night. IL was accepted and Harmon
sIdwell was appointed in his place.
Wonder II Gov. Glasscock will arrangn
with the railroads to run excursions In
sutton November 22 To witness the trial
oil the negro fiends, robbers, and rapists
az the state will need more revenue.
The remains of John Showalter. aOcd
"a years, who died suddenly SATURDAY
morning at Hundred from neuralgia 81
the heart, arrived here Sunday evening
on train No. IA and were taken To the
nome oil his sister. Mrs. Thomas Hart
Alter services at the house Monday morn.
ing the body was taken in charge by the
hnlghts OF fythias and inferred in the
campground cemetery.
Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. w j
LaNelle gave brilliant party at their
nome on Boswell street in honor of their
daughter Ada,s 10th birthday. About fifty
OF her young friends were invited and an
were promptly on hand, including Mrs
A: j. Bonafield and Mrs. Rachel Bishon
who were present at her birth. A mum,
Der OF handsome presents were brought
by the guests. The young people had am
enjoyable time in games, music, etc. RE
ireshments were served. The guests de-
parted at IL O'Clock with good wishes for
many happy returns OF the natal day.
The following is a verbatim copy of the
original notice served on s. b. Montgom-
cry by Constable Thorn from WE. Noel
who Is an applicant for the postofiice here
Inc said grounds have never been en-
closed and have always been exposed 10
the commons. The next thing We pre-
sumo lac will be putting up notice: "No
airships allowed 20 land on roofs occupied
10y me" i''0'
To Samuel. B. Montgomery
a, Tunnelton W Va
az please take Notice that you and the Members
% our FAMILY are hereby required IN Not
irespAss upon the Lands or premises now held or
9Supied BY me. Situated In the Town of TunneIton
~est virginia on West Side Of North Street
s Sdlg 5s lands Of Robert Williams Merchants
ana " found SO trespAssinR you will be further
dealt with In relation threto aceordiI1 10 Law
DATED the 9th Day Of November 1903
Signed w. T.. Noel
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NeWbure.
'eeial Correspondence Of The Argus.
Two months Of school gone.

special Correspondence Of The Argus.
Two months Of school gone.
Clyde Reppert was a Sunday visitor.
James Harrington has been in several
days.
Mr.. Arthur, Of Oakwood, has typhoid
fever
Prof Jaco and Mr. shaGer visited their
homes Sunday.
Peter Johnson, Of Illinois, is visiting
the Misses Riley
Mrs J. &. Fedcrcr visited AZ TunncIton
Monday and Tuesday.
Foreman McCune and family are visit
Ing relatives in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Smith were AT Graf
ton sunday visiting relatives.
our doctors are doing but little prac-
ucing. Everybody enjoying good health
Hon W .. Parriott and j. G. Federor
are ai wheeling This week attending Ma
sonic grand Lodge.
runaway car in the shaft the other
DAY crippled one Of the best mules So that
% bad b. be killed.
The young ladies n the Methodist Pro-
ifsihni church viii give an entertainment
Thanksgiving evening.
Roy. = q. Jones was at Tnnnelton
Monday, whcrc ho conducted the funeral
OBJ Hon. John a showaltcr.
Rev. a Wolf conducted the funeral
m Diaunon lucas, who was drowned last
-niurlay evening. at the Ford cemetery
Tuesday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-11-11
Gordon.

SpecAl correspondence Of The Argus.
Mrs. Mary Rogers is on the sick list.
Fred Holmes, Of Uniontown, is visiting
home folks.
William Barnes was Morgantown WIS.,
itor Saturday.
>, Mrs: G.. A. Federcr called at Ebert
Boyce's Sunday
The protracted meeting at Birds Creek
II progressing nicely.
Cramer Timmons attended union at
Gladesvillc Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Rome Trickett. of Glades-
VILE, called ut the Kelly home Sunday.
Mrs. Agatha Dill and little son Kenneth
visited her sister, Mrs. Harry Richardson.
Sunday.
James Dixon and William Richardson
attended the revival at Birds Creek Sun
day night.
Misses Nora and Gypsy Dixon spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Hazel
Cobun, of Iinns Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ripeleman and
daughter Geraldine spent Sunday. evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Dixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Phillips and little
daughter, OF Reedsville, spent Sunday with
Ms. Phillips parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iel Dixon.
A merry crowd met at Leroy Shackle-
lords Saturday evening. They spent the
time playing games and NJ a late hour
they departed for their homes. All report
line time. JAcK
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To Enjoy

the fun confidence Of the weu-Inforned
Of the World and the Concentration Of
the most eminent physicians it was essen
tial that the component parts of Syrup
Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA should be
known TO and approved by them; there
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The perfect purity and uniformity Of pro-
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The figs of California are used in the
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the medicinal principles are obtained from
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To get it's beneficial effect always buy
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by all leading druggists.
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stephen WstkIn. Laid to Ron,

Stephen Watkins was born February
II, ls49, and died November ?, 1909.
aged 90 years months 22 days On Oc-
tobcr II, 1870, lac was married 10 Miss
Martha Shackleford. To this union came
eleven children, nine Of whom survive. AZ
follows: Mrs. J. r Blakcmore. Stephen.
Ir., John, Walter, Leonard Laura, Ie-
nora, Icie, and Wilma. lie l. also sur.
vived 10y his wife and numerous other
relatives. Mr.. Watkins was a man of
high character, we'll respected for his yir-
tues in the community in which he lived.
He counted his friends 10y the hundreds
and never failed them in their hour of
need. On his deathbcd lac signiHed his
readiness 10 meet his Maker. In other
days lac had made ample provisions for
his eternity. The funeral service was
held at his home. near Irondale, in the
presence OF large number Of his friends
and neighbors and was in charge Of Rev.
Samuel c. Jones, Of the Newburg Metho.
dist Protestant church. Interment was
made in the Ford cemetery near his home.
The grief stricken family has the sincere
sympathy Of all in this hour Of bereayc-
ment
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-11-11
GO TO MURDOCH.
Business chanae.

a business change ofconsiderabe mag
nitude took place last week when George
a. Walls purchased the stock and fix
lures Of the Cash Store Company, owned
by Charles w. Forman. As Mr.. Walls
already owned the grounds and building.
he Is monarch Of all he surveys, so far as
the property is concerned. This is one Of
the best stands in town and under the
new management will no doubt prove a
prosperous investment. Mr. Forman will
remove to Lenox, where he has been con.
Quoting general store for a number Of
years
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-11-11
Twilight.
OF The Angus.

Special Correspondents OF The Angus
Miss Lula Mcdaniel, OF Kingwood. was
visiting John Mcdaniel last week.
Rev. 5. II. Hawlcy was calling on his
son, U. ID. Hawley, Of 0pekiska, last week.
Rev. +. ID. Stevens, OF the u. b. church.
has moved into the parsonage at Millers.
port.
Adam Gross and wife, of Shinnston.
visited j. A. Sterling, of Manown. last
week.
Nan Menear and Minnie Chichester. of
keedsville, were Twilight visitors few
days ago.
Ed Sterling, of Denver. called on his
brother, j. A. Sterling, Of Manown, few
days ago.
Charley Eisaman moved over to Kancs
Greek Monday, where he is employed as
sawyer for Gibson Bros.
Boss lnskeep, wife, and little boy r.
turned home from keyser last week where
they spent week among relatives.
James Huber is teaching No. g school
near Bethlehem. As this is his first term
we trust his efforts will be crowned with
success.
John Hawkins has moved 10 West
hingwood and is working for Felix Wolfe.
VINO IS operating n sawmill near the w.
V. n. depot
+. A. Fortney and wife visited at John
w. Turner's sunday. Mr.. Fortney was
one OF the many inmates OF Anderson
vlle prison during the civil war. Ills health
Is much impaired on account OF prison life.
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1t is usually very costly TO consult a
specialist in any disease, but for 25 cents.
on special offer, we can now give 70
those suffering from eczema or any form
OF skin disease absolutely instant relief.
with prospect Of an early cure.
A special trial bottle Of the oil Of vim
tergreen as compounded i'm the Chicago
Laboratories of the ID. d. ID. Company
may be had in our store on this special
p cent offer. This one bottle will con
vince you've know tive vouch for il.
Ten years Of success with this mild.
soothing wash-D. d. d. Prescription
has convinced us, and we hope you will
accept the special % cent offer 20 that
you also will be convinced.
For sale by the Kingwood Racket Store.
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Sandy Greek.

Special Correspondence Of The Arros
Farmers are busy shocking corn.
james Guthrie butcherod last THURSDAY
w. $. CuPp, our agent for hame f,..
teners, is r hustler.
) u. Cupp was 20 see bis best glrl Sat.
urday Ilght. How about IL, Anna?
jeremiah Guthrie had a corn hn.ti,y
saturday and all report a good time
The young people are an shaving s.,tl,
iheif shie'y razors. How abont Il. M
Bod Frankhouesr was a. BrandoDygls
saturday night and reports q swell time
How about Il, John7
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Ksnes Creek.

Bee - irrresponlenca n The Argus
iiasking corn is the order Of the day
Ja-per l.eld visited bis parents at this
piece sunday.
Nr and Mr James Field visited friends
in tH.a town Sunday.
Mr aud Mr. Clarence sbafer visited
j a. iiaWiey sunday.
lhr gibson iumhcr 60. Is preparing
t' nnI'l muu trsmr1ad. which 'wiil Give
more employment ior fbe men
DONE ae what b. ulo matter with our
Twilight writer + with h. wopid ws-e
1p end give tne editor more employment
Nay IIteheuei. died 90 Der home Friday
rii1n. Ihr funeral services were
helt saturday iu thr DsnfIaf church. b.,
REV 81 D. Uarluay. after which fbe ~.
nains Horr IaIi auay .n TO- ormctery
nearby
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PAID The PRINTER.
Patrons OF The Argus Who Have Our
Sincere Thanks.

The following persons have renewed
their subscriptions or became new sub
scribers since last issue:
ii. +. Copeman. Brandonville.
ID. ;. Thomas, Brandonyille.
;. +. Wright, Brandonville.
David Dennis, Brandonville.
J. &. Wright, Brandonville.
John III. Cupp, Brandonville.
Edmon Wolf. Brandonville.
/. A. Frankhouser, Brandonville.
Alice Guseman, Brandonville.
Warlen Miller. Glade Farms.
j. w. Cuppett, Glade Farms.
Mrs. Lucy A. waddell, Brandonville.
j. V. Collins, Reedsvine.
ID. X. Mason, Albright.
+. G. Messenger, Amblersburg.
Grant Graham, Belington.
Mrs. wv. Mcdonald, Tampico, Mexico.
V. ii. Shaffer, Grafton.
Elisha Hawley. Newburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-11-11

Zen j. Brown manager ior ulc Alpha
supply Company al Mannheim. started dge
horse irom hcre to tio cement plant Tues.
dag. making elehf horsa purchased fhls
Heck in kinfFaol and Valley district. a.
an average pf.ce of SOD caeh. Hare
weighing } co. roauds aHd otoF are Dol CO..
mani Hi tfe cainent plaut They are
wanted o. cafiiaE snd htapy hauling.