West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-09-26
THE NEST VA ARGUS.
Kingwood. September 90, 1895.

4 ne summer Rafl mas gone
Her bright smile haunts Us still
The autumn girl Is coming on
TO rule MS at her own sweet will.
DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist Grafton.
castoria at McMnlen's Drug store.
The days and nights are equal now
in length.
Chamberiain's Diarrhoea Remedy 1T
MeMillen's Drug store.
Joseph NJ. Bower has moved into the
James a Brown property lately
vacated by Mike Layton
Our annual equinoxial storm has beer
sidetracked somewhere on the way and
failed TO get here on schedule time.
New students continue TO arrive daily
at the Mountain State business College.
Parkersburg, w Va. 81
Buckwheat is now being threshed
out and already SOME Of the flour is ON
the market and the hct cakes on the
breakfast table.
The big picnic arranged for Glades-
Vile next Saturday, win be Sunday
School Convention instead. We pub
fish the program on our frst page.
FoR SALE CBEAr-For trade or cash.
one fine three year old colt, dark bay
weighs about ten hundred. round and
sound. For particulars write or call at
this Office.
NJ. Lee Wolfe, formerly editor Of the
Clarksburg News, is said TO be in Gu.
ba now as war correspondent for
the Atlanta Journal, Holse Smiths
paper.
Last week was the hottest, driest.
warmest and most oppressive weather
we have had yet this year and was
rather unusual for this late in the sea.
SON
The iron bridge across the "Winding
River Cheat at Albrightsville, has just
been reprinted, this time plain white
in color which makes very snowy and
attractive appearance The work was
done under the supervision of William
Henry Casteel
man named Stevens is here with n
car load OF fine western horses and will
sell them at public auction Saturday
next at Junior Browns stables begin
ing at o'clock There are some fine
horses in the lot and we'll broken TO
ride and work
The Mountain State Business College
can DO more towards giving younrr
men aud women a start In the world
than any other school in West Virginia,
No vacation. Boarding 81 so per week
Ciuo boarding. $500 per month. In
dividual instruction. Catalogue free.
a. q. SINE, President.
At. Parlersburg w Va.
Water is getting very scarce now and
many people are compelled TO carry
their supply of it. The ground is very
hard an dry and is difficult to pillow, SO
that wheat sowing will be late this
- fall. Corn is being cut up and will
soon dry out if the weather stays this
way very long.
Edward Goodwin, Jr., grandson of
Capt. Goodwin, of this place, is now at
Warm Springs where he has position
clerking for the Government at the In
dian Agency at salary Of s125 per
month. Next year he expects TO enter
college again and either study for the
Ministry or the legal profession, he has
not decided which.
A writ of error has been granted to
+. DR.. w. e. Perry by the Supreme Court
of Appeals, from the trail of his case at
Charles Town, some time since, for
criminal assault upon Miss Rose John
son, one of his patients, to whom he adj
ministered chloroform to accomplish
the crime. Judge Faulkner had SEN
fenced Perry to IA years in the peniten-
tiary.
James Richards, who married a
daughter of Henry Lamar, Of Howes-
vile, several years ago and moved to
Indiana, was hurt in a coal bank out
there last Saturday and died Sunday
evening. He leaves a widow and several
children. The deceased was brother
of Ed. Richards, OF TOWNSVILLE. and his
wife sister of Richard Lamar, of
Kingwood, and Mrs Reese Swearengen,
of Housewife.
Everybody will be Interested In the
following announcement con corning J.
p. Dolliver formerly Of this county,
and graduate of the State University:
"The announcement is made OF the
engagement of Jonathan r. Dolliver.
of Fort Dodge, Congressman from the
Tenth Congressional district, 60 Miss
Louise Pearson. Miss Pearson is
wealthy. The date for the marriage is
not announced, but IL will be prior TO
the Converting OF Congress in Decem4
ber."
Cupid broke loose In town again this
week and created considerable stir in
social circles. Tuesday night John Cid
ley and Miss bessie Albright drove over
TO ST. Joe, accompanied by several
friends, and were united in the bonds
of marriage by Rev. G. y Martin, Of
that place. at his residence. The happy
couple returned to Kingwood that
night and will make their future home
here The bride is a daughter Of Will
liam Albright, Esq, Of Valley Point
and the groom son Of Clark Gidley.
OF this place, ard a grass widower. SO
that the couple will likely have the hay