West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-05-31

returned to his work Monday.
Frank Ross, b. & o. Time
keeper at Pitts5urg, has heen visl-
ing friends aud relatives here and
near here for some time. He is
related TO Mrs. |. p. Martin.
Rev. J. =. Hackett of Charleroi,
Pa. will be here and hold services
in the Pres bytcriin Church, Sunday
June 10th, and will remain all sum
mcr, If satisfactory all around.
1t has been so wet and cold the
/ past two weeks, that fires have been
IL nearly as much demand as last
winter and lots Of stoves that were
taken down had to DO rcmounted
and fired up again.
Buckner Grimes. of Reeasvilie.
was here tins week visiting relatives.
lie left yesterday evening for Bayard
to resume his work blacksmithing
| for the Nordeck Lumber Company
Ed. G.. Manown came over from
Mt. Lake Park yesterday TO take in
Decoration Day and thump the bass
drum in the band. lie returned on
the evening train.
Another very enjoyable "Ilop"
was given ht the Hotel Gordon last
night and about thirty ofthe young
people were present and passed "a
pleasant evening. Messrs. l.. w.
Heermans and Leroy S. Buckalew
furnished the music.
You can now get Envelopes, Pa
per, Pens, Pencil Tablets, Pen and
Ink Tablets, Muscilage and Ink etc
at the Post Office. A small line
kept for the convenience of the
public. If
John Sanford Dunn, OF near
ReedSvlle, is building II handsome
two-story frame dwelling house on
his farm near his present residence.
Messrs. Sanford W. Smalley and son
VIII, of this place, have been doing
the carpenter work and have il
about completed.
The boys played pick up game
of base ball yesterday evening at
the Academy grounds and George
McGee got his nose broken. lie
came up street and got it set and
went back to finish the game. Dan
jackson umplred, and the score was
% to 10.
Wool CARDING.-The wool card
ing machine at the old stand at
Green's RIM Mill. (Glles' Mild
will be in operation this summer.
First class work guaranteed. Pat
rOnage solicited. Small lots at the
usual price. Special Rates on large
lots.
JOHN w. ALBRIGHT.
Edward II. Hartman Of funnel
ton, returned Monday from Balti-
more where he has been attending
college at the John Hopkins Uni
versity. lie finished his ex.mi-
nations last week and clme bone
without waiting for Commence
ment.
Frank f.. Hacklev has the
agency here for the Muskingum
Steam Laundry aud Dye Work Of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. This is strictly
a first class establishment and salts
/ faction is guaranteed. Leave your
order at the Barber Shop and it
will receive prompt attention.
The wife Of wesley Cooper has
been very poorly this week and
hardly expected to 1--we. Last Sat.
I ulu"g ouC SdNt DiIbu 10 lWlnS one
still born and the other only lived
a short time. Dr. Martin is the
attending physician. Dr. Manown
was also called in consultation on
the case. At this time she is much
better.
So, $40 and $40. Genuine Con.
efderate Bills only five cents each
$50 anC 800 bills 10 cents each,
Soc and SOC shinplasters 10 cents
each 81 and 81 bills % cents each
Sent securely scaled on receipt OF
price. Address. CHAs. ID. BAR
KER, 90 5 Forsyth st. Atlanta, Ga.
The co'ored folks of this county
will hold n Bush Meeting next
Saturday and Sunday, June
2nd aud 3rd, at the Grove at
Tunnelton. Several colored min
listers are expected to be present
from Grafton, Morgantowu. Fair
/ mint and CIotkgbrrr, orI a. 1,,,1