West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-30
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Kinymood, July 80, 1895.

Miss Maud Marley, of Fairmont, is
visiting Miss Matte Copeman, of near
town.
WANrED-A good girl at the Gordon
House, at good wages Call at once.
Misses Mary and Clara Craig have
been here this week visiting at A. w.
Albrights
Miss Irene Harshbarger, of Eighty
Cut, has been visiting friends in town
the past week.
WANTED TO RESr-A Piano for two
months. Rent paid in advance. Adj
dress Box ia. KingwoOd.
Mr.. anc Mrs N J. Fortney returned
Tuesday evening from ten days visit
at Parkersburg.
Miss Gertie Savage will teach the
Hopewen school in Kingwcod dis
trict this next term
Mrs. Sarah z. Mccormick and daugh-
ter, Miss Edna, of Bucl<hannon, are
here visiting friends.
Monroe & Jackson will mail you
10000 mile cyclometer. mot Loo mile)
postpaid tor S1.00 They are neat accu-
rate and fully warranted. Try one.
Mrs w. f. Kerr and baby, from vIr-
GINA. have been visiting relatives here
and near town the past week.
Hon. A. G. Dayton. of PhilippI, has
been here this week attending TO some
desal duties in a case before Judge
Hoke.
Messrs. Grove Lashley and Cline
Hess of Morgantown and Misses Bell
and Berthe Dill of Reedsvile, were In
Kingwood sunday calling ON friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. wotring we're at
Parlersburg last week visiting their
daughter, Miss Matte, who is there
attending the Mountain Business Col
lege.
Messrs Jesse ]. Turner, William
Choeu, Joseph Weaver and Walter
Shaw of Morgantown, drove over to
Kingwood last Sunday and stopped at
the Hotel Gordon.
For Saddles, Brides, Halters, Whips,
Collars, Harness, Blankets, Star Hames
and everything usually kept in
Done Neatly and Promptly, call on
Charles w. Dering, corner High and
Price Streets, KiDgwood, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs S. ii. Rodeheaver, of
l.7S2 Carson Street, South Side, Pitts
burg, Pa, arrived here last week TO
visit friends in this county and spend a
short vacation. They came by Nor
gantown and drove over from there.
There will be another big debate out
at the Irish Ridge school House, the
other side of Housewife, Saturday
night, August !st. This time they will
tackle the free silver question aud
big time is expected. as several speakers
will be present from Nswburg and
Kiugwood.
Mr.. and Mrs q. Lazelle ana son
returaed TO Morgantown last Friday.
They had co1sidera ole trouble to get
home owing to TIE high waters. The
DeclScrs Creek BrIage on the pike near
ReedsviIle was off ,Cs foundation aud
they had to go around by Masontown
and up Dsckers Creek several miles
out of their way.
: Cold Gre ~. Rubifoam.
Dent,J Cream, Smelling Saltz,
Toilet Waters. Perfumery
Toilet Soap, Cigars and Stogies
Telephone connected with wire No.
3 at night
GRAHAM DRUG STORE,
Kingwood, West Va.
The celebrated Blind Willie Musical
and Mirthful Show will be in King
wood next Saturday. August 1, 1896.
and give an entertainment that night
in their Coxey's Tent, under which
they are travelling now. They have
band and several performers and the
prices are same as before. Watch out
for the tent and come early to avoid
the rush.
Mr.. w. II. Smith, editor 81 The Ar
gus Benton, Pa, recommends "a RENE
dy for didrrhpa which he has used
with magical effect Several weeks
ago" he says, 81 purchased bottle
of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, and after using less
than one-third of the contents the re-
suits were magical effectiug an entire
cure. heartily and cheerfully recon-
mend the remedy to all suffering from
diarrhoea." This remedy is for sale by
j. A. Lenhart, Kingwood.
mllJOn IS mcblnniS, WAC runs hack
and express line between town and the
depot, has been baving hard luck late
ly. He had good team and was just
getting into good shape to make som
thing, when his best horse died sud
denly OF spasmodic collie week before
last and last week the other one died
in the same way. 10 is thought TO have
been the result Of feeding too much
chop. The brsiness men OF the town
made no a little Jack pot" TO buy him
another horse.
There was another quiet wedding in
town last Sunday. The contracting
parties were John S. Cummings, Of
Tunnelton, and Miss Annie Craig, Of
Rinewood. The ceremony took place
out at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Il. Hoffman ip West Kingwood and
NFas performed By Rev. John T. Hack
ett, pastor OF the Presbyterian Church.
Only few friends were present and
but few knew Of the wedding till it
vas-over and IL was n surprise 10 most
OF our people The Young couple left