West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-02-09

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Office, is as interesting az usual this
month. and as cessless in its prose
cution of those who mistreat dumb
snimals as it has been in the past.
james 4. Miller. who in 1881 and
1882 was editor and publisher of ths
Grafton Eagle, and who made himself
quite well known in the State through
other exploits, has finally abandoned
the newspaper field and entered the
ministry.
We call especial attention 10 oul
dry goods and notions department
Everything will be found lower than
tie buyer will expect. Thomas.
Cheap John will have full line OF
Dry Goo IL, Notions, Boots, Shoe
Hats, Caps, Ready made Clothing for
Ucn aud Boys, Ladies' Coats, etc.
Turn out these goods must be sold
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup accomplish
cs its obi ct So quickly and so salts
faciorily that its praises are in the
mouth of every mother. Sid for %
cents.
Persons living in unhealthy local
tiles can easily avoid all bilious at
tacks by taking an occasional desc
of Laxnder. Price only % cents.
Our merchant friend. F. NJ. Thorn.
o., tells why he can sell goods cheap.
er for cash than he can for credit in
this issue OF the ARGUS and il you
give him q call he will practically
demonstrate to you that it is posi-
tive fact that lac does sell cheap
Go TO see him.
Country cured hams, l2l cents !;
sides, 10 cents; shoulders, 8 cents at
Thomas's cash store.
1t is little singular, to say the least
that after a man has been painting the
town red he always looks blue.
The impression has gotten abroad
that Civil Engineer julius Monroe,
cannot nor will not have time to do
engineering and surveying as former
ly. Such is not the case. He has
made arrangements whereby he can
attend to his duties as agent at the
kingwood depot and at the same
time do all the surveying and engin-
eering he is called upon to do.
Program Of the Kiugwood Reading
Circle February 10, 1888: Music.
A Primary class drill, by Miss Clark
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Nervous
System, by DIR. Elliott. Reading by
Mrs. j, nj. Crane. Defamation, by
w. G. Conley. Pedagogy-Recita
tions and Examinations (page 49,
2l5) by Duncan McRa. Philosophic.
al Experiments, by L. ID. Stewart.
Thomas's cash store is headquar.
tiers for rubber shoes and boots at
low prices.
Nessrs NJ. l.. and G. +. Hutchin.
son recently purchased a tract OF
80 acres Of coal about n mile below
Opekiska, on the F. NJ. & p, and as
soon as the weather settles will open
a mine, erect ten or a dozen coke
ovens, and try the coke business.
If they find it profitable they will put
up more ovens and spread them
selves. We wish these energetic
young men all the success their vim
and enterprise merit.--Iade1.
The best bleached muslins for 81
to ! cents per yard at TnoNAs's.
ImpOrtaDt.-Do not let your drug.
gists palm off on you sny new rem.
edy for colds. Insist on DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup or you will be disap-
pointed.
Behold the world rests" Head.
ache and neuralgia have been cured
by Salvation Oil, the great and infal-
lible pain.remody. Price 25 cents.
Arbuckle's coffee at Thomas's for
% cents a pound.
The man arrested at Valley Falls
and taken to Grafton on suspicion Of
bting one Of the porties implicate d
in the robbery Of Hull g. Co.'S jew
elry store. has been identified as Bill
Williams who il wanted in Alexnn.
drio. Vs., for killing police officer
At the preliminary examination last
Friday, sufficient circumstantial evil
dcnce was produced TO warrant bis
detention until the next grand Jury