West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-04-26

oquilsV. a. cnauer. lie Is arrang-
ing very interesting religious pro.
gram.
BoARDERs WANTED. - Four stu
dent boarders wanted by small fam
lily. Central location, good rooms.
Terms $40 per mouth. Call on or
address this Office.
Edward Messenger left yesterday
for Parkersburg to attend the An
,ual Encampment OF the Grand
Army oftho State. He goes AS dell
egste from Kelly Post OF this place.
School has resumed in all three
Primary Rooms nj the Acadamy un-
der the teachers as heretofore. Mrs.
Mollie Holden. Miss Ida Spahr and
Miss Laura Parks.
For Writing Pads, Pen Holders,
Pencils, Paper and Envelopes, Day
Books, Composition Books. Note
Books, etc, call at the ARGUS
office.
We learn that Rev. Il. +. Bowen
of Newbnrg who was taken To the
Hospital at Weston, some time
since, raying crazy, is now improv-
ing very rapidly and good prospect
| for his recoverv
The famous case Of Miller vs..
jenkins which came up the third
time for trial IN the Federal Court
at Clarksburg last week was again
continued ill October, when II
must be disposed of, the Judge said.
You can now get Envelopes, Pa
pei, Pens, Pencil Tablets, Pen ana
Ink Tablets. Muscilsge and Ink etc
Mt the Post Office. A small line
kept for the convenience of the
public. If
i Mcssrs. ". G.. Brown, w. NJ. O..
Dawson, j. K. Monroe and y. ".
Wotriug went over to Terra Alta
Tuesday evening TO attend some
special work of the Masonic Lodge
and supper given by the members
over there.
Messrs. Il. ". Bowden and d.
|
f. Fawcett returned Tuesday eve
ming from Bruceton, where thew
had been engaged some time work
ing up branch of the Banking aud
Building Association OF Richmond,
Virginia.
NOTICE. Persons haviag grain
which they desire ground before
orr mill is removed to Kingwood,
are requested to bring it in before
May IS. 1894,
ct KINewooD Mullins. Go.
The series of meetings out at he
Prettyman Mission conducted by
Rev. Harry Ravenscraft. closed
Sunday night with ten conversions.
Great interest was manifested in the
services and il was very successful
meeting.
A sixteen year old son of j. Il.
Garlitz has been very poorly for
some time with kidney trouble and
! is hardly expected to live. Dr..
McMlllen IS the attending physI-
elm. Doctors Pratt and Powell we're
also called in consultation.
1t is only of late years that rheu
matism has been treated us blood
disease. But that this is correct
theory IS proved by the extraordl
nary success attending the use Of
Ayers SlrsaparilIa. in this painful
J and very prevalent malady. II sci.
dom fails Of radical cure.
Most Of orr people remember Rev.
Or. Prettyman, who was Pastor of
the NJ +. Church here several years
ago. lie Was transferred from the
Conferenceeof this state and II now
Presiding Elder Of the Birmingham
circuit in Alabama.
Mrs Florence Wasou and baby
we're in town Tuesday on their wav
TO there home in Fairvew, Fulton
Co, Illinois. They had spent the
winter visiting her father Mr.. u. II.
Cobun 1t Masontown. Mrs. Wa
son was accompanied by her sister
Miss Myra Cobun. who will spend
the Simmer with her and return to
her home in Preston this fall
Frank u. HackIey has the
agency here for the Washington
Steam Laundry aud Dye Work Of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. This is strictly
a fret chss establishment and salts Z
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