West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-04-05
LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here and Hereabouts

We have just received barrel Of
White Sugar Drip Syrup.
ALLEN, ELLIS & Co.
Mr.. c. NJ. Bishop left here on Tues
for Weston. He went in the capacity OF
one Of the b bard OF Directors Of the Asy>
lum. The business of the Board this
time is to award the contract for the
building OF the addition to the Asylum.
Look out for New Goods at the PEG
pies Store"
| ALLEN ELLIS &. Co.
Married, Ma rch LIST. 1879, at the re
dence or the brides father in'Aurora,
| by Rev. w. Y. Cline, Mr.. Jonathan
w. Baker OF Garrett Co. Mo TO Miss
Laura a. Shnfler Of this county.
Look out for New Goods. at the Poo
ple's Store :"
ALLEN ELLIS & Co.
J. ii. Hawthorn will deliver an address
at the school house next Tuesday even.
ing April Sth. on the subject. 'Co-ope
alton of Parent with Teacher"
All parents. guardians and friends. OF
Education are cordially asked 70 attend
Look out for New Goods the "POo-
PIES Stoae."
ALLEN ELLIS &. Co.
The Journal man says that we are
thinking strongly OF taking Greely's ad-
vice, Go West, young man"
We are happy to inform him that we
have Nc6-er thought ofsuch thing.
Look ont for New Goods ut the PEG
| ple's StoIe.'
ALLEN ELLIS &. 20.
r.. II. Wisecarver, Esq, writes usfrom
Washington, ID. c.. that he is employed
as a clerk in the Post ONCE Depn rtment.
with salary of $1,000, year. Frank is
an old chum Of ours, and wo surely are
| glad Of his good fortune
Look on for New Goods at tho "Peo-
| pl5's store
ALLEN. ELLIS d. Co
Messrs. JEo. w. Heck man and j. NJ.
Nacombcr, OF Rowle4burg, gave us a
call tnis we *. They are both very
pleasant gentlemen.
DR.. A. NJ. Jarrett will be in Kingwood
on the sth of April, and remain or
| days.
| oar genial friend, George S. Martin
who lately sold his Drug Store 10 NJ essrs
Dew and Charter on Monday last bid
| adieI to our town. aud with his lady.
| staI ted for Kingwood, Preston County
| where he will engage in his chosen avO-
| cation. He leaves many friends who
! lamont his departure. He was good
| business man, and AN exemplary citizen.
| May success attend you George, i'm your
| new home, - Hest Union Record.
Mr.. L. s. Fleming has been on gagged
as an assistant teacher IN our Normal
School. MIR. Fleming has had mnch ex-
| per fence in teaching. aud will be a val
liable acquisition to the already proficien :
corps Of teachers belonging to that insi
tuition. - West TTgnidn.
The April number Of WHfTNEY's MU-
sIcAL GUEST is just received, and in no
better way, perhaps, can we speak fits
merits than by giving its musical con,
tents in full: The Y )cal is, "The Sailors
FVrewell,' by Stphen Adams; "The Md
night OWL" BASS Song, by Jno. J. Jol 81
| ley; "Benedictus," by w. Hewitt, en- d
two sPrightly pieces from Joy Bells the
new ;. >. Singing Book, by w. Og-
den. The instrumental is-"Mcss RIOS
by f. Opel Golden Days Polka" by
n. A. Bouse German Air" from
Pleyel: "Oponing Voluntary No A. from
Novello; "Happy Peasant" Schumann
All the above arranged for the Cabinet.
Organ. For he Piano Forte it has three
splendid pieces by w. Hewitt, Gustave
LANCE and VIM. willing.
The Guest is published quarterly At 81
a year, postage pre- paid, and 25 cts
single copy.
Address, W. W. WHITNEY,
Publisher, Toledo, O.
Single lot tips $1,000.
! One thousand lots SI4.OO.
Single lots seed stogies $500.
Five thousand lots. Sl1.5O. at From
hart,s mandatory Newbu r.
The people can now invet their moo-
| ey in 4 PER tceDt. u. s. bonds. or GO IN
Nimmo's gallery and get one pictureo
suitable for an album for 10 cents. SINAI,
pictures enlarged. Picture Of infant in
arms Is cents. All parties wanting pic.
lures should call. As he will remain in
Kinewood longer than ARR
Mrs. Lizzie Potter and Miss I,uda Non
have opened a. millinery establishment
at the home Of the former, in Kinqwood
and are prepared 10 do any work in that
line at reasonable rates. They respect
fully solicit the patronage ofthe Ia lies Of
Kingwood and vicinity. marlst rs
FASHIONS A GREAT WORK.
Madame a. BuIde.te Smiths "Ivi,s
troted Lectures on Dressmaking. Lace
Making, &c, bound in book form.
Price 30 cents. Thisis the most valuable
handbook any lady can possess.
The Etac Fashions MontAly. $50 a
year
smiths Pattern Bozaor, SI.IO voor.
SnWt'S Iusf1usiio Book and CsiioIol,,o
Is cent. S"'
CutIiOgUe of --latest Sfv1cs free Sepd
~ a; ~ am TIE SMITH, 10 East i4th ST..