West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-12-07

Weston voted, on the 18th, an addition
al subscription Of $4,000 to the capital
stock OF the Weston and West Fork X.
X. That is the kind of enterprise that
makes dead towns cities.
For lovers OF a choice cup OF Coffee we
have lot Of the best brown Govern
ment Java Coffee, very old and choice. at
80 cents per n at Chss. w. Mayer & Sons
Portland. rse7tA.
Rev. Henry G. Blayney has been con-
fined TO his room, TO- the last week. with
severe attack of rethrcat. He was
nm able 20 ill his pulpit, Sunday.
SG-Go 70 Allen, Ellis & Co. for your
Confectionories. Plain and Fancy Cans
dies, Nuts, Figs, &c, Stock full. fresh,
and desirable.
Go 70 Klauser's saloon, Wednes day
and Saturday nights, and get the best
dish of oysters ever served i'm Kiugwood.
Choice Dress Goods in brown black
navy blue and bottle greer. at l2l cents
per yard at Chas. w. Mayer L Sons.
Portland.
Little Winnie Jackson. while playing
with one of her little Tsaymates. one uay
Inst week, was accidentally struck on the
forehead with Ratchet, and severely but
not fatally hurt.
rss-Go to Allen, Ellis & Co. for Christ
mas Toys. Nice Stock Of China and
Wax Dolls from l cent to SI.OO. Fine
stock of Vases. Call and examine.
We direct special attention To tho adj
vertiscment OF Mr.. s. w. Smalley's, i'm
this issue. Here is a chance for good
bargain in real estate.
All persons wanting pct should
call at once at Nimno's gall eiy and get
them taken. He will not remain much
longer in Kingwood.
Miss Ella Nef, of Brady's Mill. Md,
Is visiting her fathers, Mr.. John Il. Neh,
OF this place. She expects 10 atteud
school here this Winter.
@0~Allen, Ellis & Co., Newburg, w
Va, have fine stock of Christmas goods.
Raisins, 10 cents; Currants, 81 cents;
Turkish Prunes, 1Cc.; Citrons, I5c.; At
moro's Mince Meat, l2l cents. T2t
Read Hancs, Wilson IL Co.'S adver-
uSemeut in another column They arc
reliable business men, aud furnish goods
at lower prices than can be bought else
where.
Kew. w. c. Snodgrass, of Morgantown,
filled Presiding Elder Bottoms place nj
the session of the Quarterly meeting. held
at this place, Saturday and Sunday His
SUNDAY morning sermon is said to have
been the best ever delivered Kingwood.
Pulverized Sugar IL cents per pound.
GRADUATED Sugar IL cents per N,
Best White Coffee Sugar 10 lbs. for 81
Best new crop n Orleans Sugar - bs
for 81, We have no adulteratod Sugars
q. w, MAYER & Son, Portland.
Our genial young friend, Willie Pens
mock. formerly of this town, * now en-
gagei i'm railroad Office, i'm Altoona. Pa.
Will is quite an expert in telegraphy and
"short hand" already. Success, "old
boy"
&aG- Allen, Ellis & Co. arc always up
To the times. Nice Brown Sugar g. and
cents. White Sugar 10 and l2I cents.
Rio Coffee IS and 20 cents. Roasted
Coffee % and % cents. Dried Corn 10 cts.
Hominy cts Pickles 10 cents por
dozen. Barley 81. Dat Meal cents.
Thanksgiving was generally observed
here. Most business houses were closed.
and quite number of persons a tended
services at the Presby terrain church
where Rev. l.. II. Jordan made plain
talk suitable to the occasion. Taking
it all IN: all, Kingwood was very thank,
tuI.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets
Friday, night at NJ. II. Mrrdock's. A
full attendance is requested. "a important
business, connected with the Society, is
to be transact ted.
Died. At his residence at Austin. this
county, Friday Nov. 22d, OF Infamma>
ton Of the Liver aud Bowels Richard II.
White, aged 30 years, 10 months. and 8
days lie leaves a wife and five children
10 mourn their loss with many warm
friends and relatives.
The Sentinel says: A serious accident
occurred at Irontown furnace, Tuesday. |
Of last week. Joseph Rake, boy, aged |
il years, fell from the top Of the furnace |
stack. a distance Of 55 feet. He was seri
ously, but not fatally injured. His body !
was cut and bruised in many places. That
Inc was not killed seems miraculous.
We have in our poss ession a specimen
OF silver ore found on tho farm Of Mr..
James Gallagher, Of Preston county.
Tho farm lies near Gladesville, and the
ore, which has been examined by ex~
perts, IS said 10 DO very fine. -Horgan~
toWH Post.
We arc now in need Of all the money
due us on subscription and other ac-
counts. We have obligations 90 meet
that cannot be put or Our paper costs
us cash. Our printers have 10 cat and
wear, and the same thing we have 10 say
concerning ourselG We hope we will
not have 10 make another appeal to our
patrons. Pay up and save trouble.
The attendance At the Philomathopn
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