West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
TIE WEST VA ARGUS.
Kingwood. October 10. 1896.

tFoA hul"s hotcen and wife returned
Tuesday from Grafton
y. Il Parkhurst is in Beverly this
week attending circuit court
Hon w. G. Brown is campaigning
in Randolph county this week
J. }. Gnseman aud wife returned
Tuesday from visiting friends in Pitts
burgh
Mr.. ami Mrs. r }. Crogan are in Bal
timoee buying nrw furniture for tneir
new house
There was some kind Of one-horse
show in the bishop Hall here last Sat
urday night
Miss Anna Watson left Tuesday for
her home ia Fairmont after visiting
relatives here.
Miss Alice Thomas Is now at West
minister, Md, where she will remain
for three months
George C. Giles returned last Friday
from Pennsylvania where he has been
at work all summer.
l.. w. Davis, of Mineral, w. Va. has
been granted a patent on Swicth
Board for Telephone Exchanges.
Darius Washburn. of Marion, Ohio,
has been here the past week or two
visiting his aunt Mrs. j NJ. Goodwin.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Martin,
OF near Kingwood, a fine boy, this
week. DR.. Pratt in charge of the case.
Mrs. J. Painter Mrs DR.. Wilson
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright left Tuesday
evening for Pittsbarg TO take in the
exposition.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Carroll
of near Pleasant Dale, Monday, Oct.
IL, 1898, a fine boy baby. DR.. Pratt
physician in charge.
Miss Grace Flynn returned home
yesterday after an absence OF six weeks
visiting friends at various points along
the b. Sc o. railroad.
John Grenser will deliver good coal
at five cents per bushel and pay for the
weighing besides. Give him your or
der and it will be filed promptly.
A two years old child of Marion
Buckalew died Monday, October 18th,
and was buried in the cemetery here
Tuesday. The little girl had cholera
infantum.
Will X. Shaffer. of Independence.
was in town during the past week He
has been doiHg some active work in
the campaign for Bryan, Brown and
Bimetallism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Ralphsyn-
der, OF Georgetown, Monongalia coun-
w, have Deen visiting relatives in this
county the past week out at Reedsville
and Independence.
Dr. w. $. Martin aud family have
left Kiugwood for their future home
in Washington. Pa, and Mr. VIM. II.
Brand has novel into the house va
Gated by DIR Marin.
The baby of Mr. and Mrs Mack Ma
near was badly hurt the other day by
the little girl letting it fall over her
shoulder. Its head was severely in
jared by the fall.
Mrs. George W Brown and son have
been visiting friends here the past
week or two, before returning To their
home in Grafton, after spending the
summer over at Mt Lake Park.
New Lamps. Fine Cigars. Stationary
and School Books, Royal Glue and Inks,
Cough Drops Of all kinds, Paine's Gel
cry Compound, Electric Bitters, P1as-
ters, syringes, Prescriptions. etc.
Graham Drug Store, Kingwood, w. Va
The Kingwood Public Schools opened
yesterday, with Prof. Rufus Holden,
Principals Mrs. Mollie Holden, Inter-
mediate Department. Miss Laura Parks.
Grammar Department; Miss Belle
Spahr, Primary Department and Miss
Isa Monroe, Kindergarten.
The Central Office OF the Telephone
Company here was moved this week
from the Hardware Store to the second
story Of the Crane Office above Ex-Sen-
ntor Dawson's law Office. 1t is being
fitted up Ia good shape and will be in
charge OF Miss Mary Goodwin.
Henry Clay Hyde was at Romnev on
business this week. Upon his return
he found his wife very ill and was pre-
vented from flling some appointments
~ pHto IDuuAl bulh week on account OF
her sickness. She IL expected to 20 to
the hospital ia Baltimore, soon as she
is able TO go.
This will be the hardest year on the
Good Tenplars that we have had for
long time, - account ofthe very heavy
crop Of apples and the immense amount
81 hard cider. Hundreds Of barre of
cider are being made all over the coun-
Try and you can buy all you want at =
cents per gallon.
81 had chronic diarrhua for ten
years. says j. w Kichlein n Justice
Of the peace at South Easton Pa. ono
remedy afforded me real relief until /
was induced by Chas n. KiInn. the
druggist, % try Chambcrlain's Cholic.
Cholera and diarrhma Remedy. IL cur-
ed me and for year have had no re-
turn OF the trouble" II has also cured
many others, among them old soldiers
who had contracted the diseases in the
army and given mp all hope ofrocovery.
For sale be }. a. Lonhart.
At the home OF her parents. in tbis