West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-11-12

again the past week. He came here
from Chicago where he has been with
Bornum's Show for some time.
George w. White of Pleasant Dale Is
about laid up with car ouncle or some
thing similar on his face. lie was in
town this week TO consult the doctors
about it, lie was unable To begin his
school out on Turner's Ridge this week
on the account OF il.
Born, this morning TO Mr.. and Mrs.
William Il. Parkhurst OF this place,
"A tiRe big boy baby. Drs. Pratt and
Graham were the physicians in charge.
Mother and father and child all doing
well. AS this is the first edition there
is of course great joy in the household.
New Lamps, Fine Cigars, Stationary
and School Books. Royal Glue and Inks
Cough Drops OF all kinds, Paine's Gel
cry Compound. Electric Bitters, Plas-
ters, Syringes. Prescriptions, etc.
Graham Drug Store, Kingwood, w. Va.
Married. at the residence of Minerva
Davis near the Crane School House, on
Sunday, Nov. sth, 1890, at o'clock
p. m, A. Walter Hickey and Miss Min
ME Wilhelm. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Il. j. Taylor of King
wood, the United Brethren Pastor on
this circuit
We understand that lot of signs
lookout for the LOCOMOTIVES" are
being painted for use on the line Of the
West Virginia Northern Il Black Bottle
Rail Road, between here ami Morgan
town. The signs viii not toe put up
before the 6rst OF April and all stock
running at large is at the owners risk.
The many friends OF Mr. VIII Loar,
formerly OF Reedsville this county, but
now located at Grafton i'm the Photo
graph business, will regret 10 learn
that he lost his Oldest daughter re-
Gently, FROM membraneous Group.
This disease seems TO be pretty bad
along the railroad and several children
have died with it recently.
Here are n few notes from the me-
teorological record for October as kept
by the weather man over at Tannery.
Highest temperature IS on the Goth.
Lowest % on the 25th- II rained on
the t-o-13-14-1s-20-24-2s- and 30th. There
was half inch of snow on the 18th
and heavy frost on the 9th and 2lst
There were 10 clear days, IA cloudy and
5 partly cloudy. All in all IL was a
fairly good month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Crane and son
Stanhope, expect to leave this week for
Washington City to reside this winte
They go partly 20 place their son in
school and where ne can have better
advantages than in Kingwood. Mr.
Crane has position offered him as
book-keeper in the Building & Loan
Association of which Col r. II. An
derson, whose family spent the summer
here, is the President and General Man
ager.
Col. Fitzgerald, of Terra Alta. has
more grit than any politician we know
of. lie had agreed with the Republi-
can leaders at Terra Alta 20 furnish "A
ban rel OF cider for tn cir jollification in
case Mckinley was elected, and so
Tuesday night they had their "thuse'
and the Colonel was on hand with his
barrel Of cider and knocked the head
in and while the crowd drank il free
and unlimited, the Colonel delivered a
free silver speech TO them.
David VI. Wotring left Monday for
Weston TO take a hard in the official
recount of the vote of Lewis county
and represent the Republican State
Committee, in the matter. Foster, the
Republican candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney had three majority on the
face of the returns, and Lightourn, the
Repu blican nominee for County Clerk,
had nineteen majority. so that Chides-
ter and Bennett, the Democratic can
didates for those offices demanded n re-
count which is in progress this week.
During several years residence in the
far west, had many opportunities for
observing the wonderful effects of
amberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. Its efficacy was der-
onStrated in the alkaH regions where
the water produces violent purgin0. It
allayed the attack when ali other rem
edies failed. / repeatedly saw the
greatest distress from diarrhoea cured
in few minutes. i used the remedy
myself with the most satisfactory re-
suits, and can recommend il for the
complaints for which 10 IL indicated.
II. Y Gilingham. editor Of the Repub-
lican, Phoenixville, Pa. This remedy
is for sale by j A. Lenhat
Col. John sliney, the big and portly
and polite coal and oil land operator
from Pennsylvania, has been here
again this week, jollying everybody
about our railroad prospects now. and
declaring that we will have two or
three new lines inside of year. He
offered 10 bet s1OO 20 $50 that the road
would be completed between King
wood and Morgautown by the first OF
June next. lie declares also that the
projected road through the coal lands
Of Reno is n sure go now and will soon
be under way.