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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-27
DR- SAMUEL ARMSTRONG, Veterinary Surgeon.

Seventeen years of successful practice; two years with the Veterinary Hospital Nation al Stock Yards. Thoroughly equipped and experienced for all veterinary work.
 Laboratory. Corner Jefferson and Perry Sts Office. Abraham Bros. Horse and Mule Co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-27
Time For FishinR.

After a short practice yesterday morning Charlie Frank allowed his men a half-day off. and some fifteen of them. accompanied him to West End on a fishing expedition, The party was composed of Frank. Rohe, Brett enstein, Nevenpara, CefaIu. Pruitt,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-27

Winning the Stanley Cup gives the world to the Ottawa (Ont.J Stars,@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-27
NEWS NOTES OF SPORT

Jiggs will toin the Chicago White Sox at Memphis next month.
 San Antonio has a fast young player who answers to the name of Quinck.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-09
Newburg.

Special correspondence Of The ArguA.
Rev. \. 5. Wolf b. gan a revival meet.
ing at Concord MOI " night.
Both Sunday sch" lsare preparing clab.
crate Chrlstmas entertainments.
The Harris-Laulis bloodhounds from
Fairmont were ut Austen Monday even.
ing tracing brass thieves.
The mothers meeting held by the loeal
w. g. L. u. last week was well attended
and did a great deal of good.
The handsome residence OF James Brod.
erick was completed last week and The
family are now occupying il.
Roxie Rocello is opening a grocery In
the building formerly occupied 10y the
bank, belonging TO Mrs. Smoot.
Foreman and Mrs. McCune, who spent
n vacation OF several weeks with relative,
at ~Pittsburg, have returned home.
Hon. Ed S. Mills, OF Fairmont, deliy-
cred a splendid address in the Methodist
Protestant church last Sunday night.
Rev. w. ID. Reed, superintendent OF
Oakland district, preached an excellent
sermon I'm the NJ. Il. church Sunday night.
Hon. J. G. Mckinney, city editor Of
the Fairmont Times, and wife, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. s.
G.. Jones.
G. L. Parriott and Mrs. w. III. Moore.
from littletona and M~onongah respectively.
we're guests of Hon. and Mrs. w. O. Par
riott this week.
Arthur T. Arnold and Miss Martha V.
Graham held Sunday school rallies one
day and evening last week. Their adj
dresses were all most enjoyable.
The conservation services of the Luth-
eran church, which were TO have been
held last Sunday. were postponed on ac-
count OF the funeral OF Mr.. Stanhagan.
The children Of Rev. A. s. Wolf have
been Ill with colds and some alarm was
entertained last week about their recoy-
cry. OILERS who are i'll are Arthur Polling
and Mrs. j. Il. Smith.
The entertainment given 10y the seniors
and juniors Of the high school at the Ellis
hall Thursday night Of last week was a
success. Great interest il manifested In
the school work and great things being
accomplished. The needs Of the school al
TINS present time are "A piano for the chapel
n a library. These will come i'm time.
IL would be "A right good thing for some
enterprising citizen who could afford 20
90 tins To buy a piano. Prizes have been
offered Tor special work, the result oil
F VIZ ~ aAANAFAAAlAfal lNNtIs IllNrf
prizes are all in gold and come from thc
leading citizens OF the town.
The funeral Of j.. Frank Stanhagau, who
died In Fairmont Saturday morning, took
place after the arrival of No. Ia Sunday
afternoon. There were no public services
held here, the X. OF u. lodge, of which he
was a member, having charge OF the serv-
ices at the cemetery, where the coffin was
| opened. Several OF the members of the
lodge at Fairmont accompanied the re-
mains, and together with the rank oil
Newburg, made a large showing. Mr..
Stanhagan was for many years a resident
OF Newburg, leaving mere about 1890 to
take up the position of ~bookkeeper for
the Monongah company, remaining with
that company even when absorbed by the
Consolidation. He was an expert book.
keeper. He was very highly respected as
a man. He is survived 10y his wife. who
wasthe daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horchler.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-09
Children cry
FeR FLETCHER'S
GAS O RIA
Maple Forest.

Special Cerrsspssdense II The Argus.
James Kelley wa ut Brnceton Mills
Monday on milling purposes.
DIR. and Mrs. Jacob Wolfe were call
ing Mt John RodeheAvers Sunday.
Isra Ringer, wife, and children were
visiting at Josiah Feathers sunday.
Butchering seemed 10 be the order ri
'he daT among farmers the past week.
b. G. AMMAN and w. A. Wolfe were
business men among Kingwood folks last
Thursday.
Rev. George VanSickle and wife. Of
near PeaTer, Nd, were calling At Mrs
Lotsie Ringers Sunday.
Misses Bertha Smith and MYRTLE Ron.
son, OF Cherry Grove, were calling AZ 8.
W. LVengOod'r Friday.
Our hustling huckster, Benton Rode.
beaver, makes his usual trips every Fri.
day among our merchants.
Hiram Reckart, Of Orr, passed through
our town Saturday on his way 10 Guse.
man and gave r. s. Livengood a call.
Tbesick Of our community are improvino
with the exception Of Mrs. A. X. Liven.
good, who has pneumonia fever and IL In
q very critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Chichester. of Terra
Alta, were In our community n few day,
he past week. 10 is rumored that h
will move back onto his farm. Como
along; We all welcome you back in our
midst. NotTu
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-09
Grant District.
Correspondence Of The Argus.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
The North Preston Coal Company is
sinking a shaft for coal on Glade run.
Rev. Jeremiah Thomas preached an in
teresting sermon at the Guthrie school
house Sunday.
Fine weather for this time Of year, but
soinc OF our young people would like TO
sec some snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac AMMAN. OF Zar,
and Mrs. Jane Wolfe, Of Oakland, Md.
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Marcel
lus Falkner Sunday.
Miss Clara Workman, a blind lady of
Gibbons Glade, Pa, visited friends here
last week and rendered come fine music
Tor the entertainment Of all present.
Many people are subscribing for THE
ARGUS as b only a Of getting both
sides OF the courthouse controversy. The
article on the first page OF last week'b
issue by Citizen has many good points
which should be carefully considered by
every voter and taxpayer in the county
and practiced i'm the future; but II Spirit
OF Fairness on second prgc Of last issue
bad aimed his blunderbuss at the north
pole he would not have further angcred
the voters already badly ruiled by the
high handed measures Of the KingWood
ring and county court.
A number Of our people attended the
directors and Stockholders meeting Of
the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany held at Bruceton Mills Saturday at
10 and / o'clock respectively. Consider
able business was done al both meetings.
james w. Freeland, Of Terra Alta, whose
barn was burned recently, was ordered
paid 500, the full amount Of his insir-
ancc. a reward OF $500 will be offered
by the company for the arrest and con-
yiction Of the guilty parties.
Tn following officers were elected:
President-Noah Thomas.
Vice Decentralization VI. Wolf
Secrctary-Rev. Jeremiah Thomas.
Ircasurer-Jeremiah Guthrie.
Dircctors-H. T.. Darby, II. +. Good
win y =. Cuppett. Frederick Copeman,
j. j. Kelley, 9. +. jenkins.
Capital stock, $3.50, 900.
NELLIE Guty
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-09

will amuse the farmers who 20 there with
their buckwheat.
You really ought to compel Mr. uvcnal-
Junius to say something funny about tho
Terra Alta petition. There are about $500
names Of Preston county voters ON that
paper. A right witty paragraph about il
would make me laugh like a man with
ms foot in hear trap. Don't forgot TO
glance a burner or two ON the Terra Alta
newspaper. Get old Sarcasm, Esq, to
rub 1t up about carrying morc local adj
v~ertiscmonts than all the other papers in
the county combined. l think il would
BE- right funny. Such sarcasm will con-
vince the taxpayers Of Preston county
that they ought TO vote % pcrpctuate and
sanction that little deal by which the
courthouse was retained at Kingwood
after the former courthouse burned. II
Mr.. Sarcasticus will h. humorous enough
perhaps the Terra Alta paper might bo
induced to print that bit OF history.
oh, it's important 10 bo sarcastic about
"the spirit OF fairness that exists In Prce-
ton county which the Terra Alta paper
mentioned. II MIR. Junius.Juycnal can't
think of something ironica about this,
just call on Jim Lenhart. lie knows
something worth while about this spirit.
At any rate he will, in time.
Though l admire sarcasm better than
anything else, | admire n pleasing little
falsehood nov and then. | was delighted
when read in Mr.. ~Juvenal's article that
the Terra Alta paper said that other
towns along the h. & o. "arc not ft
places What amused me 80, and what
gave me such faith in Kingwood's man.
ner OF discussion was this: That the Terra
Alta paper didn't say anything of the
kind. Truly, Mr.. Junius is not only very
smart; he il also unfair. And with King
woods stock of Sarcasm added TO her cor
respondents Unfairness, she oughtto keep
the courthouse, even il il cost the tax
payers three times what it's worth.
nm so glad Mr.. Juvcnal has promised
TO be funny next week. oh, joyl Per-
haps he will cunningly slap the Il. & o.
for its interest i'm Terra Alta. Maybe he
will run a quill into the workinemcn of
the railroad. That would he deliciousl
They would appreciate il, too. We all
appreciate what your correspondent saws.
Every man that signed Terra Atlas petit
ton is grateful. He will remember every
lash. The plain voter likes satire. He
delights in the smell Of literary sulphur.
when burned for his benefit. He's charmed
when II county seat crowd notices him
with the hot end OF n whip cracker.
hope / have encouraged Mr.. Sarcastic
Gus TO write often i'm the strain Of his first
outburst. | really think he will keep 'or
up. What else can he do. having prom
ised2 And, what else can he do, having
nothing else TO dO2
May his pen never cease TO he a skin
ming knifel For We must keep the court
house Ak nca Jim Lenhart's store IA il is
now. To rcmorselessly tear il away from
him would be t-r-r-rcasonl Nor can the
Journal spare it.. And-I shudder as [
write it-what, tell me, what would Jim
Flynn do il IL was taken away2
Hoping for more and more sarcasm, |
remain, yours truly,
A FmESD OF KINGwooD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-09
HAMMERS X Roads.

Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
Samuel Barkley made a trip 10 SomeI-
field Saturday.
Edgar Barley is getting along nicely
with the measles.
Our school is progressing nicely with
X. y. Romesburg as teacher.
William Raymond, OF Indiana. VA,
visiting his old friends recently.
Samuel Sliger and son Calvin made A
business trip 70 Uniontown Monday.
Most Of the farmers have their fall
work done and arc hauling limestone.
William JcfTreys, our general huckster.
IL making his regular trips 3 o Uniontoun.
Marshall Glover, Of near MarEleysburg.
Pa. was in our midst looking after good
draft horses.
Walter Lieb, employe Of the Bell Tels.
phone Co, Of Uniontown, was 10 $50 his
father recently.
Fred Lieb, Of near Clifton Mills. vbo
has been suffering with typhoid pnenmo-
MIA, is slowly improving.
A number Of our young folks attended
the box social held at the Guthrie school.
house Wednesday night.
We taxpayers are not in favor OF n new
courthouse. We think the courthouse a
better than our schoOlhouses.
ID. A. Ridcnour, Of Terra Alta, dealer
in cemetery work, was in orr community
Saturday doing some work for Mrs.
Charles Sechler.
Iel Augustine, Of near Cuzzart, Ia,
rented the farm Of Levi Mctheny. ol
Terra Alta, and is moving onto the farm
formerly occupied by Charles Cation.
Rev II. =. Hardway, Of KinRWood f:
Rev. II. s.. Chcnoweth, Of Terra Alta.
and Rev. n. B. Iawler, Of Fairmont. ar.
pcct 90 bold a series Of meetings a Bruce.
ton Mills in the near future.
FAN PLAY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-09
BPucafon MUIs.

Special Correspondence Of The Argos.
Victor Groves left for F~airchance last
Monday.
Miss Wayne Gale is visiting friends In
Point Marion.
Chris Hartmeyer was a Kingwood yisi.
tor last Saturday.
Emanuel Beeghly had a stroke Of paralv.
ss the first Of last week.
Merchant Ringer and wife. Of Valley
Point, we're in town Sunday.
Merchant A. T. Collins left Monday for
q business trip 10 Uniontown.
Mrs. Hester King had a bad fail abopt
iWo weeks ago and IL still very pOorly
from the effects Of IL.
Charles Forman and son, Of near CIeye.
land, we're in town last week reviewing
she scenes OF the days Of long ago.
Mrs.. Gay Wilson, Of CaddeI. visited her
father, Frederick Copeman, last week
NJ. Copeman is IN q precarious situation
~ present.
j. T. Scott, ID. d. q. N. Of fhe / O.
.. p, made sn Official visit 10 Preston
Lodge, No. l43, 81 MasontOwn last Sat
urday night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-09
GO TO ~biURDOCK.


The following marriage licenses have
beer issued by County Clerk r. c. EVERY,
the parties being from Preston county
unless otherwise stated:
Ira G. Bishof, %, M~organtown; Elsie
+. Liyengood, p, Morgsns Glade.
w. G. Nedrow, 20, Bruceton Mills
Elizabeth Pottinger, 26, born in Louis
vile, Ky.
Ezra Forman, IS, Valley Point; Sophia
Martin, 64.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-09
PAID The
Patrons OF The Argus Vino Have Our
Sincere Thanks.

The following persons have renewe
their subscriptions or became new sui
scribers since last issue:
RENEWALS.
John III. Brown, Rowlesburg.
+. w. Bergman, Housewife.
Adam Everts, Kingwood.
Mrs. Martha Hill, Kingwood.
John G. Ziegler, Kingwood.
w. A. Bolyard, Sinclair.
Jehu Forman, Valley Point.
Eben Liston, Albright.
Hez Miller, Tunnelton.
Wilbert Liston, Valley Point.
g. j. Bishoff, Albright.
Frank Greaser, Housewife.
ID. ;. Morgan, Albright.
J. r. Willet, Brandonville
w. +. Meyers, Glade Farms.
Il. w. Jones, Irona.
Mrs. Jennie Ringer, Kingwood.
Elmer Garner, Kingwood.
William Garner, Kingwood.
j. Wesley Beatty, Moundsville.
B. I. Stone, Fellowsville.
l.. +. Smith, Albright.
Lucian III. Albright, Kingwood.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
p. T. Boyce, Grafton.
William p. Phillips, Independence.
w. A. Nedrow, Brandonville.
b. +. Miller, Brandonville.
Lydia Guthrie, Canal Winchester, o.
Emery Britton, Newburg.
Herman Davis, Chanee.
George $. Scott, McKecsport, Pa.
James Huber, R~eedsville.
G. p. Collins, Bruceton Mills.
Mrs. r. A. circuit, Brandonville.
Mrs. w. +. circuit, Bruceton Mills.
IL. d.. Cupp, Bruceton Mills.
Mrs. Belle Fike, Bruceton Mills.
George King. Bruceton Mills.
c. Hartmeyer, Bruceton Mills.
X. w. Eddy, Brandonville.
ID. j. Spiker, Bruceton Mills.
r. Il. Evans, Bruceton Mills.
5. a. Price, Bruceton Mills.
w. ii. Kimberly, Bruceton Mills.
L. Cunningham, Bruceton Mills.
j. III. Benson, Bruceton Mills.
G.. NJ. Haines, Scottdale. Pa.
Artie Liston, Albright.
Sheridan Forman, Valley Point.
Ira Bishof, Morgantown.
f. S. Livengood, Albright.
j. b. Wolf, Albright.
o. G. Crane, Terra Alta.
b. +. Greaser, Tunnelton.
Clara Guthrie, B~randonville.
Mrs. V. Il. Sypolt, Albright.
Elizabeth Clayton, Due West, S. C.
Mrs. Geo. B. Dever, Webster Springs
A. f. Conway, Elco, Pa.
Thomas ]. Feather, Cuzzart.
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woMEN WANT WEALTH.
PsIE ladies' Of Klnswood to Make For
tunes In Oh.


CnARLEsroS, Dec. 5.-The first com.
pany that car now be recalled i]ncorpo-
rated IN this state in which all the incor-
p%oratorg were ladies was issued from the
secretary Of states Office yesterday even
ing. There are seven names on the GER.
hdcate Of incorporation and all are promi-
nsntly known in their home county and
many Of them throughout the state. This
company Of ladies propose to try for
greater fortunes in the oil and gas bust
ness, and some one has already INQUIRED
" she state will now propose 10 tax gas.
The name Of the company is the Good
Luck oil and Gas Company, Of Kingwood.
and viii operate in Doddridec county aud
eleeNhcre IN the state, in drilling. devel-
oping. and marketing oil and gas. Tie
capital stock Of the company is $4,000,
81 Which 500 has been subscribed and
20 paid. The fair incorporation are: r.
klnma Bishop, Harriet O. Warner, Villa
~ Ssricklcr. Mary NJ. Mann. Alice ".
Aoytneyi Florence M. Daley, and sallie
r. Fairfax, al Of Kingw0od. Many Of
Che ladies arp the wives Of some Of the
most prominent business men Of Preston
county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-12-09
ShItdr0n Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
"a T . RIA
Come Out In the Open.

REEDsyGLLE, Dec. q.
Editor Argus;
notice that in n recent publication Of
Tux ARGUS a correspondent has taken ex-
ceptions TO "A sermon which he heard at
Bethlehem on temperance. lie stated
''that there should be a halt called on the
enthusiasts" We never have met n sa-
loonkccpcr or a booze drinkor in our life
but who believed the NM A man may
believe Darwin's descent Of man readily,
but when a minister states that he would
rather have his child poisoned with ar
senic than whisky" IL Is hard for him 10
believe. Say, Mr.. Correspondent, why
not come ont in your true colors2 If
whisky is bad why not get rid Of III Why
not stand over the line, one way or the
other, and say you are for it or against il
teeth and toenails. Yours respectfully,
(Rev.) w. w. MoRRIs.
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cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a . 7 O RIA
Sandy Greek.
Special Correspondents Of Tho Argus.
Tic weather cOmilnnra fine.

Special Correspondence Of Tho Argus.
The weather continues fine.
Haulinglimoston j. sthe order ofthc day.
9. J.. Nicman came home from Union
town Friday.
Preaching at The Grove Saturday night
was well attended.
Miss Nellie Nieman was calling At w.
s. Cups Sunday
G. a. Nicman was working fGr s. r..
Kelley, ccmenting his cellar floor.
Marcollus Falkncr butcherod Saturday.
Hesays his hogs weighed 20 beat the band.
A very interesting sermon was preached
at The Vale Sunday bY Rev. jeremiah
Thomas.
W. 3. Cupp was seen In Brandonviile
saturday buying s%tovepipo to run the
smoke to the moon
O. p Frankbouser and j. ". Capp were
out dehorning cattle for III. g. Malick
and ID. f0rquer lass week.
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OH. YES OH. YESll We have bargains In sec
- ond-hand steam machinery-portable, semi
portable. stationary. and traction enginea. We
have two aawmill outfits. 20 HIP each; one n Rus
sell portable on wheels; has all their late improve
ments' IN rebuilt and virtually Same rs new. the
other is n self-contained boiler and engine manu-
featured by Houston a. Gamble: engine and boiler
Hot on same skida; there Is no better made: tia alb
sOlutely nov; never did a stroke % work: u IN high
grade and will easily give p HIP. we offer u at less
than half its original cost. with or without mill.
We have other portablea, g 3, TO- ~, l4. l6 HIP.
Prick, Russell. and Leader make. rebuilt and re-
paired. One tubular boiler. - ZIP, price, t1b: n
good boiler; no trimmings. A lot Of circular saws
good az new. solid and inserted tooth up 10 &c In.
Several governors good as new. A lot Of band
price. $50. Russell's new threahors. portable and
traction engines: also their sawmilis. Tho best
road engine built; up 90 20 HIP, Write ua or come
and sec us. WIN M. KINCAID,
IL Cameron. W. Va. Il
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West Virginia Argus.
KiNcwooo. oEcsMsER 9.
IN AMp Asour

N AMp AsouT KIMeWoop.
Buy at home.
Rather breezy.
Roads are horrid.
New moon Sunday.
Who said courthouse?
Turkeys in big demand.
Circuit u is in session.
All the live ones advertise.
Old winter will soon be here.
Christmas Day is drawing ear
The rain was a welcome visitor.
Price OF hen fruit is still climbing.
This is harvest time for the LAWYERS.
J. j. Field. OF Herring, was here Tues.
day.
+. b. Conley. of Reedsville, was here
Monday.
8. NJ Moore, OF hear Newburg, was in
town Monday.
Horny Glover, OF Terra Alta, is here
e~tbrnoinR court.
hp. z. w. Jones, OF %Irona, was shop
ping in town yesterday.
L. IF. Smith, OF near Albright, gave us
. pleasant call yesterday.
~ A. Bolyard, of Sinclair, was a bust
ness visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Frank Greaser, Of HowesvilIe. was
s~hopping in town Tuesday.
Samuel T.. Lee, Of near Albright, is at
tending court as a juryman.
A 7. Robinson, Of Brett, was a bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Attorney Eugene Somerville, of Graf
ton, is here attending court.
Attorney /. G. Lazelle, of Morgantown,
was here Monday on business.
TIE. Cunningham, Of Bruceton Mills,
was In town a short time Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fauber. Of
Whetsell, last Thursday, a daughter.
o. @. Crane, cashier Of the Terra Alta
Bank. was a county seat visitor this week.
Wilbert Liston, Of Valley Point, gave
this Office n pleasant business call Tues
day.
Mcclellan Hartman, of Valley Point,
was among tho business visitors in town
Tuesday.
Frank Iiston and Addison Graham. OF
Portland district, were in attendance at
o Tuesday.
ID. s. Morgan, Of Albright, was here
on business Tuesday and gave this office
. pleasant call.
l.. II. Miller and John II. White. of
Terra Alta, were commissioned notaries
public this week.
Miss Flossie Fortney, who was the guest
OF Neil J. Fortney and family last week,
has returned TO her home in Wheeling.
B.f. Stone, the popular fruit tree man
Of FeIlowsville, was here on business yes
herday and favored TIE ARGUS with a
short visit.
Hes Miller, OF Tunnelton, was a busi-
sess visitor here Tuesday. Mr.. Miller
eontemplates moving 10 M~artinsbure in
the near future.
A. Bliss McCrum was in Washington
tbis veek looking on at the opening Of
congress and laying in a supply of barb
wire 30 strengthen his political fences.
Miss Martha Davis, who was injured on
the n. q X. near Rowlesburg some time
ago, left Ihe Stricken hospital Sunday for
horgantown, where she will be the guest
81 her sister, Mrs. Morris. She has al
most fully recovered.
John q. Ziegler, who is employed at
Cascade, spent. Saturday afternoon and
Sunday here with his family. lie is en-
saged IN plastsring houses for the Preston
cai Md Coke Company and says the
work will keep him employed most Of the
winter.
AaFcellus JeifeTys, a prosperous farmer
o. T~pnnelton h. T.. d. No. 2, was in town
Monday and dropped into THE ARous
Office for = short chat. Mr.. Jeferys is an
old-time teacher, having taught several
terms ia the early years Of the state, and
says West Virginia has progressed won
derlully Ia an an educational way.
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Blank deeds for sale at sbis oBo.
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Beautiful Picture. Given Av,,v.

s. Raymond Garner, the photographer,
will give with each order for a dozen cab.
met photographs l6 tickets on two bean
tiful pictures which will be given 10 Che
one holding the lucky number. They Ara
worth SO and are entitled Cupid Awake
and Cupid Asleep" 7.tf
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All persons having claims sgainst Abe
estate OF J. l.. Wilson. deceased, will pre-.
sent same 60 undersigned on OF before
January 3, 1910. Al persons owing said
estate must settle eaid account By that date.
EHES LrsroN, Administrator.
N Albright, X. r. ID. No. I.
The Ordway new era., 1909-08-27

G. b. Fulchcr and family departed
for their old home in Pembroke. Ken
tucky, last Saturday. Mr.. Fulchcr
has been failing in health very RAJ
idly Of late and desired To be taken to
the old home where he could be among
relatives. They have many friends
here who regret To know Of his criti-
cal condition and also Of their de-
parturc. Mr.. Vaughn, father Of Mrs.
Fulchcr, arrived Monday from Ken
tucky not knowing they had previous
ly departed, and took the afternoon
train to return. Both parties were
in the station at Kansas City Sunday
but did not meet.
LATER-Word was received yes
terday that Mr.. Fulchcr died on the
morning following their arrival In
the old home.