West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-11-28
Kingweod. November rs. 1885,
DIR. Allen Iced, Dentist, Grafton


Store.
ID. C. linn, the Gladssville merchant.
was in Wheeling on business last week.
Elegant Satin Felt Hats in all Shades
NJ Mrs. G. w. Fawcett's
Good butter is worth twenty cents in
the Kingwood market and very scarce
at THAI
Toilet Articles at McMnlen's Drug
Store.
Henry Younger is home again after
an absence over about Deer Park for
some time.
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Fine Gro
cories and Fancy Candies at Gamers
Rev. John L. Hackett returned last
Saturday from two weeks visit with
relatives in Pennsylvania.
Full Line of General Merchandise in
Every Department. att. w. Fawcett &
Co.'S
Otto Mnnchmeyer, of this State, was
appointed Consul to San Salvador, last
week by President Cleveland.
For The best fresh meats and lowest
prices call on III. u. Carroll, Bishop
Block.
Miss Fern Fogle, of Terra Alta, has
gone to the Shepherdstown Normal
School TO take a course of studies.
John II. Gamers, only place in town
to get School Books and School Sup
plies of all kind.
Mrs Frank Ford and children. from
Reno district, have been visiting John b.
Ford, OF this place. during the past
week.
Ifyou have good, young, fat ca tile
for sale told cows etc not wanted) call
ON II. ID. Carroll, Kingwood, w. Va.
Miss Alice Williams, who has been
engaged in dressmakine in Davis this
summer, was visiting in Kingwood the
past week.
Complete Line of Shoes and No AID
VANCE I'm iPRIoEs at j. w. Fawcett a.
Cos. See their $L25 and s1.40 Mems
Fine Shoes.
w. w. Haney has moved his family
from Irondale to Kingwood, and oc-
cupies the Oliver Damn property lately
vacated by Ii. ID. Carroll.
Hoods and Fascinators for Ladies
and Children, all Shades and Styles at
Mrs. c. w. Fawcett's. Drop in and see
'her New Millinery.
Mrs. Julia Hudson and Mrs Bell
Hudson left last Friday for their home
in Marion. Ohio, after several weeks
spent~isitihg relatives here.
Beautiful Sailor Hats at all prices;
Bonnets trimmed and untrimmed and
Jets in all shapes al Mrs. Fawcett's
Millinery Store.
: A splendid new crossing is being put
down across Price Street from AL
brights corner TO the Dawson corner
j. i. Patton has the contract.
Sliced Ham, Fresh Oysters, Canned
Goods. Cheese, Fine Cigars and Tobacco.
Toilet Articles and Fancy Goods at the
Bazar on Price Street
DIR. }. s. Hartley. the dentist, will
he in Hngwood Wednesday, December
II, 1898, and remain six days prepared
TO do all kinds of frst-class dentistry
Dave c. linn and son, Clyde, of
GladesvIlle. were here yesterday on
business. Clyde has resumed operations
at the compositor's stand in the Jour
nal Office.
Don't Forget 10 see 0vercoats and
Suits before you buy. Save You Biz
Money. New and Nobby Dress Goods
at Prices that Defy Competition. J.
w. Fswcett & Co., Price Street.
There was big law suit in Squire
'Godwin's Court here Monday between
Michael Lynch, of TOWNSVILLE, and
Gus. j. Shaffer, of this place, over some
lumber.
Beautiful Philoselle and Wash Silk
all Shades; Feathers, Ribbons and
Trimmings, all Shades and Styles at
Ars. c. w. Fawcett's.
The party who borrowed Billy Mil
Aer's sausage mill last winter and never
returned It, is notified TO bring it home
at once or they will be exposed in tho
paper for stealing it.
Childrens' Cashmere and Ladies' Silk
Mittens; Caps, Tam'O Shanters. Chill
drens' and Misses Hats of all Styles.
Price Street, opposite Postoffice.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. White, of
Terra Alta, on Friday, November %.
1895, fine girl baby. DR. s. NJ. Scott
attending physician. Mother father
and child doing we'll
DIR. T. Oliver Belt, of Washington,
y. C., will visit the Arlington Hotel
Grafton, the first Monday of each
month. Practice Limited to Eye and
Ear Diseases. 3m
A protracted meeting has been in
progress in the colored church on
Beverly Hnl, the past week or two,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. j. H.
Watson, OF Grafton.
One night last week some sneak thief
stole twelve chickens from the hen
house Of Jesse sphar, on East Main
Street and some butter was stolen also
from the cellar of James w. White.
Albert Snyder, tho Postmaster at
Albrightsville, is sitting up the post