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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-01

Christmas has come and o Every
thing passed of quietly. a number of
the town people were invited ont TO
turkey roasts.
Thomas Ryan and Alvy Bright cele-
brated family reunions at their homes
Miss Nellie Monroe is visiting in King
wood and Morgantown this week.
Tile Enelehart Armstrong wedding
took place at the BRIDES home wednes-
day evening, December 2fth. There
were forty-.wo present, several attending
from 4 distance.
Norman Cafe, OF Pittsburgh, Is visiting
hi- mother, Mrs. NJ. l. Gale.
The recent snow storm has done much
damage g. She telephone service, break
ing down wires and polls.
a very quiet wedding took place at the
rc-idence Of Rev. Jerimiah Thomas SAT-
uriay evening, Drcemher 9th, when
Nr. Hurry Mahiet and Niss Hazel spiker
wen quiedy unitel in marriage A. they
thnuglt np one wac wise 10 their plans,
te boys let them kuow a. they were
taxing their departure.
Dr Zoo f. Kept busy night apd day
iarina tue absence OIL D. wilkinson.
We sns shi having b,a1alnl weather
u may eh'in'e uif'osn-
'' o"'
1ppar thH wa given hcfo
'' "'li ''le'd
'''l i''" Gives
as caiel fo o. tutsvile
ai ldnat % Unarst7cly ic,
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independence

DIR. and Mrs l.. w. Cobun, of Morgan
town, spent Christmas with Mrs. Cobun's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Waters.
VIM NJ. jenkins, a student Mt thc
Merccrsburg Academy, Is spending the
holidays at his home here.
Mr.. aud Mrs Walter Howell aud little
srn Of Clarksburg, spent the holidays ut
Mrs. Howell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Luther Sheets.
Miss Belle Newman, Mrs. III. A. Bailey
aud Harry Gustkey were Grafton visitors
last Monday.
MIR aud Mrs. G. raid Phillips and
daughter Maxine, of Jane Lew are guests
at MIR Phillips home.
Mrs. John O. Bolton aud daughter
Miss Pauline were the guests OF Mrs.
l.. q. Lewies' last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Herring, Of King
wool, were guests ut Mrs. IL. a, Bailey
for Christmas.
Mrs. Marion Gibson and children, OF
Newburg, spent Christmas At Mrs. Glib
on's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Will
kins.
Miss Edna Phillips, Of Jane Lew, las
returned 20 her bone there.
jesse Shay, clerk for CoTman and
Fisher, spent Christmas here.
Miss Jessie Fortney, who IL teaching
at Rosemont. is spending the holidays at
her home here.
Ray Gongle, OF Blaine, was the guest
Of his mother here last week.
Mr. and Mra. V. II. Harrington. al
Fairmont, Mr.. and Mrs. John Copeland,
Of Cumberland. Mr.. and Mrs r Y.
Frazier and daughter Louise, Of Tunnel.
ton, were the guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thomas Harrington for Christmas.
The three churches Of this town united
and had a union tree and program her,
Christmas eve.
NJ. b. Yost, OF Warrington, was ner,
greeting old friends last week.
Miss Goldie Fortney, OF Grafton. spen
the week end here the guest Of her aun
Mrs. Annie Sheets
Mr.. and Mrs. II a Bailey and dauQh
ters Lillian and Mildred and Mr.. and Mrs
g. a Herring attended the funeral O
Mr.. BaiIey's nephew, W n. Bailey a
Grafton last Saturday.
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Sunny Side

We wish the many friends OF The Ar
qua a bright, happy aud prosperous New
Year.
Elmer Kelly aud II w R%hodeheaver
were calling at II. ID. Millers Saturday.
There was a shooting match at #. II.
Hardesty's Saturday afternoon.
Clinton Hanger, Homer Miller and
James Kelly delivered three loads Of tur.
keys 10 Gay Guseman Monday.
u u PeasIee is moving the household
effects Of Mrs. Bertha Summers to her
fathers home at Valley Point where she
will reside in the future.
There was a Christmas tree at Cuzzart
and all present report a very good time.
Miss Melva Peaslee has returned to her
work at Terra Alta.
B. n Peaslce and Chester Hardesty
wcr, visiting friends ut Alton Sunday.
On Christmas day there was "A fine tur-
key dinner served at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. james Kelly. Among the guests
We're, Ezra Kelly. Charles Ringer and
brother Okey. Elisha Ringer and wife,
Homer Miller and wife, and Mrs. Minnie
Hanger. Mrs Kelly proved herself a
royal hostess and had a good old fashion
ed roast turkey dinner, with all the trim
mings prepared that was a feast ft for
the gods. There was also a Christmas
tree, and after dinner old Santa Claus
put in his appearance and distributed
many gifts among the young folks and
also remembered the older ones present
and it is to be hoped that all will live
long and enjoy many more like ii. The
thanks Of all present is due Mr.. and Mrs
Kelly and daughter Venishie for their
splendid hospitality.
Mrs. May Peaslee and son Roy and
Mrs. lsa Childs attended the Christmas
tree at AlbriVhts.
Miss Ella Wolf is the guest OF home
folks for a few days.
Klct Forman was a business visitor a.
A%lbrights one day last week.
Miss Ida Peaslce is staying with hel
aunt, Mrs. VI j.. Feather.
We understand that Allen Reckard an,
Miss Georgia L%ivengpod we're married q
Oakland ono day last week. n this m
mnr he true we desire 20 extend bcs
wishes Tor q luppy welded life.
r. T.. uarlrsty. wc understand, il pre-
pairing 70 localc u the west. Mr.. Har
desiy is ont vest az tie present where b
intends buying "a farm.
j. a Feuter AID wife. Bruce OF
AID wife and Mark Feather ami wi.
eere Sunday visitors ~ t1c home ~
g. Kelly
George Rlroieiioavcr has been on Oh
sick iisl Cor the past ies days.
Wr-. Wsfy HANGER spent "a few da,
with her dan1iter Mrs Elisha Reckar,
Miss Ella W,lf WIS the guest Of Nil
Vcnishie Kelly Friday.
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Valley
SThtahas come and gone
Mira Mary Hamilton is very i'll at this

Sgbtah a come and gone
Mira Mary Hamilton is very i'll at this
writing.
Miss Minda Runner has returned home
from Morgantown.
Howard JornwelI, who is teaching a
successful school at Summers No. 10,
gave q holiday Friday.
Hardie Watts has returned to his work
at CiarksburG after spending Christmas
with his parents.
Mise Alice Watts gave a social. at her
home. last Saturday night for her many
young friends. Those present were:
Gertrude. Perss and Edna Hamilton,
Rose Sinclair. Alice and Edna Huffman,
Dora and lea May. Christina Freeman,
Mrs. Bernie CornwelI, Avis and Lillian
Hamilton, Blaine Huffman, Elkie SIM
CLAIR. Max Huffman, Harrison Runner,
lafayette Hamilton, Earl and Homer
Freeman, Claude and Clint Bennett.
Many parlor games we're played and en-
joyed by all present.
Percy ZInn, Curtis B,ice and Morgan
Orr were all visitors at Clark Hamilton
Christmas.
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK
Hamilton were all at home for Christina,
this year. Gertrude, of Morgantown
Nina, principal OF the Gainesville school.
Persis, who is teaching the HiIlsdal'
school, Edna, who is teaching at York;
Run and Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Clarkson.
Charles Sidwell and Louise Freeman
were married on Christmas eve.
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North Avenue

Winter nas c,nt. 81 t-t
Fpnk GGtlre Ral ataUy visited otcu
Fa e.if su Isy.
r art Ha H4g Aal speui Xou at
81 s0ml fis
R ari Clfi snd anil aa3 several
80 tt r. irienis q ou,h to mako a sled
load from Ro.c, ildl Ps., visited at
Ge,rse Ymsicklc's snndsg.
Mr aud Mrs lohn vausiekle and little
daughter Hila wereshoppingat Markicys
burg, Pa Saturday.
Walter Bartholomew and family. Of
near Oakland, Nd, spent Christmas with
rclatives in tlis vicinity
Abraham Pike ard aiie visited at G..
w Vapsickle's sunday.
Miss Nellie Metheny who is teaching
orr school l. spending Christoias and
View Year s<with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs john Metheny 81 near Albright.
Some n our folks attended the CHRIST.
mas tree q, nazelton or Christmas night.
Aii report = good time considering tbo
bsdJevcning
Tarshail and Martin Fike were calling
Df FricndselHet Nh lat Saturday.
Some Of ou4lSks attended church SER
VICES 81 80 Ayenuc sonday slley.
Rapn bv Rev. Engle.
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Broadway

John Carroll. who has been down at
Rrsem0nt for the past two months. is at
home %
Dolph Carroll, Of MorgantowD, spent
Clsi-tmrs with home folks.
Msrc,lIus Taylor and wife spent Xmas
aith John Fields Sr.
* ~. Elliott. X d Liston and wife
we're Kin4wpod visitors on Wednesday oi
laai week.
J.J. Fields j. laying in a supply Of Goa
from De J G.. Elliott bank.
Chris mas passed od very qnietlg al
long Hollow A nice treat for all and
MOI much %iang'efopt
Joshut ALBRIGHT. who has been arnl
rfbbt bunting several times here Of Iat".
nor ple htppy dad 81 = 6pe boy thal
came % b,irI with him Saturday NOR.
ning. Afi d0ing we'll.
ilunnaa Lston, ~ Dunbar, Pa cam,
in ruriiy evening to visit friends al
Long Hollow.
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hazelton

There was n Christmas tree here in the
schoolhouse on "Wednesday evening
which was enjoyed by all present.
Walter smith has built n temporary
hnildiug into which he recently moved
and viii live for the present.
Rev. Albert Enplc IL now holding pro-
lractcd meeting at Webb's chapel.
Mra, Walter Movers aud Miss ASxe
Metheny we're here shopping saturday.
The death Of aunt Eleanor Harsbbar-
ger brought grief AMI sofrow 30 our hearts.
We can well remember her last aIiection-
ate good bye on leaving her old home
FREUD here and near Brandonyille when
she last visited in THIS section. However
We do not sorrow rs tnosc without hope.
1--WE know that size is happy,
Win her angel piuntge ON,
Bt our hearts are very de-ofate
To think thai she IL gono
We desire, Mr., Editor, although a lit
tie lale, to congratulate you and your
happy bride and join yonr many friends
ia very best wishes for your complete
happiness and long life.
We wish each aud every reader OF The
Argus a most happy, joyful aud prosper
ou- New Year.
Your good wishes are reciprocated-
Ed.
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10y local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is
only n way 20 cure deafness. and that
is 10y constitutional remedies. Deafness
Is cnused by ar inliamed condition Of tie
ucO lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube o. inAanied you have q
rumbliDg sound or impcricct nearing,
and when IL IL entirely clused. deafness Is
The result, and unless the inflammation
can b. taken out and this tube restored 20
its normal rendition, hearing will he de
-trOycd forever nine cases out ~ ten are
causoi by CdtaFrh. Which is nothing but
az iuiiancd condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for
any case ~ deafness tcaused Nv catarrh)
that cannot b. cured by Halls Catarrl
Cure SGD for circulars. free.
+ J JnENEy q Co Toledo, Ohio.
Sold b1 drnegisis. 75c.
Take HfYs Family Pills Tor constipation,
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tNe note in Grecent issue al The Arcn
tl'tt a merry automobile party frcm 1an
nettpa Was Ia kinewood-(thcy auto b,
mtrry)-that bunch Of hicks will nevel
Il merry on a water wagon. For 10,
VI "anto ride to Kingwocd." Any on.
oithis gang can tell YOU who had apples
laIt TALL.
Eraiton. for some time. has ceased e
o3 attractive to Newburg shoppers
Ctarkshurg OF Fairmont now.
IL Is understood that Kingwood is offer.
INK to compromise tho courthouse ques,
ton with Terra Alta by Offering them the
~almshouse. You may look and you may
listen, but nl-u-m's the word.
Howard stuck ma have been snow,
bonnd in Denver-don't know for sure.
We do know. however, that you can get
sea sick without being near the water
amt snake bitten la the winter-probably
the latter. Enjny yourselt Howardl
We note the editor Of The Argus at
Home January !, 1914. Long time
coming back, Bill. At any rate, let ms
know th~t you are really back. Make
the 'devn'' come up with those turkeys
he promised.
Our new watchman Mt Morgantown ave.
crossing needs a shot or two of "Old
George or a chestnut bur, or some
otter stimulant of like nature. Our
school children are quite hard 10 handle
at this point.
pr. Mike McGufie, of Baltimore and
Broad Tree. is with us for the HOLIDAYS.
Get a haircut inst thing. Bound to
spend his Nmas in some foolish way or
burst.
Mildred. you are most too young to
leave your mother. You had better stay
a lew years yet, and probably you will
then be able to think up a square meal
without assistance. Then Arch may not
get shiitIess and the time suggested will
probably settle him some.
Dad and little Mollie" (poor little
tinng), have gone to their southern cline,
and it is predicted that as soon as they
SQUAT we will loose a hog head.
Walter Cox, better known as the sand.
house beauty, has been promoted to gen
era cinder extractor i'm the west end of
east bound yard at Hartman. Some class
Ia his title, mt least you would think so,
TO see him maneuvering under the shade
of a larop post.
Dog catcher wanted at once. Good pay
short hours. Must be well recommended,
spber and sane. Apply 10 A. NJ. Larew.
city recorder-and senior dog inspector.
The shoppers returning from Grafton,
lightly laden, report our own stores more
beautifully decorated than Grafton stores.
But those shoppers from Clarksburg and
tairmont, heavily laden. and unload
their load ON u sidewalks, cay they
didn't, hic, O, shee o, a d--m shing. 1t
didn't cosht me no dollar a pint nuvver.
Why don't The Argus talk "A little ON
''spugism2' Boost il, Bill
e~bnrg leads i'm enrolment OF school
chiiiren-iS6, and still coming Our
school next year will have to be enlarged.
The reason we have 80 many Is that those
bone heads Who fought our high school
building so bard are now sending their
little bones here 10 school.
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On Christmas eve the many faithful
and appreciative members OF Rev Albert
Engle' schargc called without natica. go lhe
home Of Rev.and Mrs. Engie and at onct'
proceeded to take Dos ession. Oriiusrils
II would resent the uuanuounced and
unceremonious eftry e. their home arid
especially when the invader woull Gi
from the front door urongi tot te diuin.
room. However, tbi- was not sn oara.
sion when an obi etion could or eonil ff
made II was simply q rathsfiag of fb.
friends Of isis good man and l go ns.
bic wife 20 give them 2 gtoerg pu
No, not one that would lad hu m
that would make glad fhe n
cause the recipients 81 eg fnf Gs
may bless them e,eg oae 0aAl w.
full Of happiness auJ pf.nfy
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Christmas day passed very 4
AZ this point.
Eben Lisson and fe,os,s r~~~~S Mess
rer and family. Matthias Foreman an,
wife and Niss Carrie kirkpatrick spen
Christmas dav at Walter Metheny',
where they had a tree for the children.
Santa pretouned tine much To- the pleas.
are and enjoyment of the little folks.
w. j. Smith and u. r. Hartman made
a flying trp IN Kingwood Sunday NJ
turning Monday.
A. l. Hartman, wife and childrn
Willis and Beatrice and & G Graham.
wife aud children Mnrhl ant Carlus wer,
the guests of Mcclellan Hartman and
family Christmas day.
Ben j. Listnn, wife and Children spent
Sunday the GUEST Of Oliver Liston.
Carroll BishoG and John Lambert are
suffering from typhoid fever at this writ
ing. DIS. Watson aud DcFoe sre the at.
tending physicians.
Frank Maust was "A business visitor at
Terra Alta Friday.
W A. Willison is spending a few days
at Eikins with friends and relatives.
Harvey Conner and sister Miss oca
spent Sunday at Matthias Foremans.
Harvey seems to be- Carrieid) away 10y
some attraction.
J. w Jackson went To Mt. Pleasant.
Pa. 10 see his mother who IL dangerously
i'll at tins time.
orval Jackson aud family, OF Albright,
ara visiting homo folks here for a few
days.
Nj j. Foreman and family. Farley
Spiker and wife, OF Morgantown, have
returned home after spending a week or
ten days with friends and relatives in
this community.
Miss Nerna Hartman il spending her
vacation with home folks.
Earl Nke has returned to Albright
after spending the holidays with home
folks. He was accompanied 10y okey
Martin.
Harvey falkenstlne and Frank Lenhart
are here spending the holiday season with
home folks.
Mcclellan Hartman, our merchant
prince, shipped 200 pounds of dressed
poultry to Union,own, Pa, and other
points before Christmas.
Karl Feather spent Saturday and sun
day as the guest of G.. w. BishoI.
j. III. Jenkins, wife and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Jenkins father Noah
Liston.
Oliver Miller has returned home from
Illinois where he has been since last
summer.
j. w Sparks and family passed through
here EN- route to Rockville after having
spent Christmas with friends in King
wood.
Alva and Willie Liston made a bust.
ness trip 10 Bruceton Monday.
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J. shahaa has me1

-"
the state.
-Four cowboys, Of Olympia, WI
passed through here recently, on a 20'N
mile trip, passing throuah ever stan
capital in the Union. They. with one o.
their horses aud a dog, will meet you a,
the SAN Francisco fair in 1919.
Earl sidwell. OF Ohio. spent a few daY,
with friends here recently.
MISS Jennie Sidwell. Charlie Sldwcll,
aud Crccd T.. Bolyard WEN Grafton v,si-
tors last week.
Elisha sidwell, OF Colebank, spent q
few days the guest of his brother. j n.
Sidwell last week.
Mrs, Belle Garner aud children, Blon-
dell aud Ruth, OF Fairmont, are spending
the holidays with Mrs. Gamers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ridenour, here.
J n Sidwell spent the week end in
Fairmont.
Greed T. and Cecil Bolyard attended
the Christmas tree at Nazareth, Christ
mas eve.
Mrs. Mollie Nose moved into her new
home December 9th.
Saturday, December 10Th h. Il. Wood
ward had the misfortune 10 fall from u
load Of hay, hurting himself internally
lie has been In n very serious condition,
but We are glad to note that he IL slowly
improving.
Clarence Woodward, of Kingwood, was
in last week 20 see his father, r.. f..
Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Harvey were
visiting at Mrs. Harvey's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. R%idenour, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Stafford have
been at the bedside OF Mrs. Stafrord's
father b. +. Woodward, the past week.
Chas. Sidwell, Of Sayre, Ohio, and
Miss Louise Freeman, one OF our popular
teachers of near Marques, called on
Rev. III. b. Moose, at the parsonage. on
Christmas eve and had u knot tied,
whereby the two are now one. They
paid IA visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Reed on Friday night, and were given,
quite nm innovation in their experience
10y the boys, with circular saws, bells
and the like.
Dorsey Woodward, of the ID. and u
school. OF Romney, came in Sunday TO
see his father II. +, Woodward.
Rev. III b. Moose preached n very
able sermon TO m attentive congregation,
Sunday morning, Sunday school next
Sunday at 8: 30 a. m.
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Guy Crane cainc in Christmas eve 20
attend the Christmas tree, returning 20
Uniontown tho mex day.
Qnite a number from % distance az.
tended the Christmas tree entertainment
here Christmas eve.
The Christmas tree entertainment ~
this place ON Christmas eve was f. Grand
success The program vas .hort bnt o.
tie point Rev orr delivered "a 6f.i
class talk e. thc over a5Vina house ~ poo
pie after which the prsont. and Sunday
~chopi treat we're Distributed.
Ncetou Styage three suns and dauqli
ter, Of Nd vi ned Charles Groves
Wednesday and Xms They took n
tine Christmas tree entertainment hen.
Christmas eve.
Miss Edna Feather j. spending her
holidays with home folks.
George Livengood treated the marks
men Of our community to an old iashionsd
shooting match Saturday.
Don Crane has been with homo folks
the past few daYs.
Clarence shaicr and Henry spahr
spent a few days in Uaiontown the pas,
week.
Frank Smith, Of Albright, sDent a ieN
days in this community visiting friends.
Qnite a number Of people attended II,
funeral Of Charles WEIGH At the Lutheraf
church Wednesday.
David s. Lveugood bntchered a fin,
beef Xmas.
A happy New Year 70 The Argue force
Your good wishes are mulnaL-Tb,
Force.l
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N. e <. Ranroad

Leave Morgantown-s6 ;5Oa M, l2.45
p M and $50 p. no.
}eave Kfra9ood-+s:ls a. ~ 2h3 p.
m aud fi:57p M
Arrive a. &K JabciiT eLam =
2.5G p M and s5itf p ~.
Leaye NJ & a. Jnuotioa-so 25 q M.
1920 b.. m eld $500 a..
Lave Kiugvopi-siO.O7 a. M, Sol
D. m., anl tGtll r. "a.
Arrive Morzantpsn-fil. IS a. M, GO
p m., end i5.0s o %.
@Daily except sunday.
s. aurdsys only.
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10 all peraats hoiliue htns rs Judgment
Ur gflHrf q. oH fge refi eea e. on any
psri thereof. of LEONARD Wiles.
iu rurusnce az . decree ~ ihe circuit
0i fht said u onari Wilts 90 tie satis-
faction OF tiie iicne thereon. YOU are
htfebs qnfad a. pr,,s nt all claims held
pS sou sud zach I'd fGu a3sinst the said
Leonard Wiles aluch are lirns GA bis real
estate. or any part Of H., Tor adjudication
80 me at my Office 10 Kiugwood, Preston
county, West Virginia, q or before the
2iih day Of January. 1915.
Given under ms hand this 3Oii day 81
Dercmbcr, 10 3.
40 &C J.W Wtrs0S. Coumi s9oner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-01

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Function Bank
Tnnnelton, w Va, will be held at lis
banking house on Tuesday, January ID.
1914 ut o'clock . M. Tor the purpose
Of e%lecting a board Of directors AID trans
acting any other business that may be
legally done.
SIT JJ. McKoSE. JR., Cashier.
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To the creditors Of " 4 u Lpscomb.
decfastds
~ p%urs1auce ~ q decfre ~ The circuit
c1un # tlle county Of Preston, made in
q cnu-e therein re1sling go subject tbe
real estat 81 see -aid III = Il Lpc0mp
to the payment of liis debts. gon ato re-
qnirei 90 present Youf claims aRa.pst Tire
cstsgc % TIE ea.d RI 4 = LpseVmb for
adjudication to john W Wsfson. C1u-
missioner. I'd his onin, in the -l6d county.
on or before the lsti LAY of February, iHI<
] WituoS. u. ~ Watsou. clerk of Is
said couri. this 3Qlh daY 81 Dctmbtt. i4l1
J 1866 >. w. WArsos Cltl
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Blacksmith shop and house in the
village OF Housewife A good stand for
who is a irsi rate hars shoer.
J l.. McKENzIe. Howesville.
" H. GocgE, C~larksburg.
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Rnhher.

What do you meal by saying your
dog took first prize in the cat shown"
why, he took the cat!p
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wod
business
Alfred ody
win Their a
S'u '"""S'
George and n
ana others rom
ss,n,tss
~" !" H'"""" .. rennssi-
100, nv ''N""e inc <"V"rs parents
w ~ ""' '''' - . re"'ner'
Misses jennie Dttmore, Jane Kelley,
'i'ss's' Harry Boyd, JESSE Beerbower
ana O'Nde spiker were entertained at
turkey thinner hy Gay Guseman and Sis
e'rs' MISSES Maude and Frances, at their
nome Ohtis'mas day.
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T 81. Hah ~ Am5lfrsbupg, was
100 Fr5iag niels attending the Odd
Fellof banquet 0b saturday Mr.. Hill
WIS etfgc1aqedmj visitor atour sanctnm
an aie3 that his tax receipt had been
els sle1 some six dollars over last year.
Frsi Ieietinc ond vic we're the guests
Of 3ir. ahd Mrs. o. r. shaw last week
They ielt THURSDAY Tor Roanoke, w Va. ,
wher. they will whit Mrs. fioIstlne's
moepey, Mrs. a. 9. Myers.i Mr.. Hols-
tine hss bean down in Tennessee tor the
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