West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-11-19
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Kinguood. November 10, 1896.

w 5. Taylor of Tunneltou, was
here yesterday and to-aay ON business
George y. BARLOW is at Fairmont
helping NhOur Poster run his Dairy
harm.
Miss Olivia Fairfax of pear Reeds
vile 10 here stopping at Ben /.
Brown's-
}. Siien Grown and ). ID. Gatewood
" &c Oysr at Morgautowa tne Asst Of
THIS weeN
George w. Marsdeu has been over at
Uniontown. Pa, the past week on
business.
j. +. Deal. of IIazelton, was in town
yesterday business and gave Us "A
paying call.
II. w5Jenkins. OF Rocky lie, has been
work,n; IN Posters Jeweiry Store Tor
wees or two.
State senator Rrics w. Catlett of
Morgan county, WAS IN KingwVod this
wees ON business.
Bruce Leitridge is over at Morgan
t,"n nov employed as porter at one OF
the notes over there.
Ralph Mensar is the new devil" in
this Office ana Is gong 10 try 30 learn
lhe pr.utiig business
Judge Holse came home for a short
visit this wees, aad tuen left for
Parsons TO hold Court again.
Chairman Dawson has been here this
week from Wheeling where he has been
very busy during the campaign.
Charles B. Smith, OF this place, is
now at lOzs Washington Street, Brad
dock, Pa, where ne has good Job.
Joseph A. Miller. the Justice OF the
Peace AT Tunnelton, mas been here yes
terday and to-day on important BUSH
ness.
Others have found health, vigor and
= vitality IN Hoods Sarsaparlla, and II
surely has power to help you also.
Why not try It
b. Mr.. T. III. Russom has been appointed
General Car Forman of the Mt Clair
shops b. & o., vice Mr.. c. ii. Williams,
resigned.
William r. Shaffer, who is teaching
the TOWNSVILLE school, boards at home
here and rides backward and forward
ON the train.
Miss Adice NJ Shahan Of Fellows
Vile has been staying with her Aunt.
Mrs. o. II. Bower of Pleasant bale,
for some time past
John Greaser will deliver good coal
at i've cents per bushel and pay for the
weighing besides. Give him Your or
der and IT will be filed promptly.
The Richmond Locomotive Works
have delivered at Mt Clair shops, Con-
solidation Engines 259 and 1860. There
are of these engines undelivered.
J. IL. $ Barlow is off on prospect
ing tour at Grafton, Wheeling aud
other points looking up location for
the practice of the legal profession.
Timothy Davis of Parkersburg started
last week TO trundle wheel barrow
from that place to Wheeling to fuldn
an election bet that he lost on Bryan.
The Pittsburg Locomotive Works de-
lvered at Cumberland on Saturday.
Nov. "a, Consolidated Engine 1923
There are more OF these engines TO
come.
Mrs. Geo. w. Martin left Sunday
evening for Baltimore, being summon
ed to the bedside of her daugter, Mrs.
Ida Hyde, who is in the Hospital there
and reported very low.
Robert Smith. Of Grafton. has been
here some time, arranging 70 open up
barber shop in the Murdoch stand
He has his family here, but his
things have not arrived yet.
The new paper of ID. 5. Gutherie at
Parkers burg is called the Press, and is
similar to the paper Of that name he
used TO run in Kingwood The first
copy is out and is a sprightly paper
Or. S. NJ Scott and w. T. White re.
turned Thursday morning from Wheel
ing, where they were in attendance
upon the grand lodge meeting OF the
Ancient Free and Accepted Masous.-
Oracle.
william r Mancar left Monday for
Hinton 30 attend the Annual Session OF
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows, which
convened there this week. He goes as
the representative Of the Kingwood
Lodge.
a new time table goes into effect on
the b ~ O. SUNDAY and on the West
Va. Northern Monday Several chang.
es viii be made ia the trans on both
roads and we will give the new schcd-
ME next week
The beautiful weather this week is
very acceptable 20 everybody and we
hope IT. viii continue tnl Christmas 10
seems TO be our Indian Summer. The
moon is foil and this makes IL fine at
night as well as toe day
James Miller, the sub-contractor on
tho Kingwood G. Brandonville Star
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