West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-04-23
THE WESTYA ARGUS.
KiagwoOd. April 20, 1896.

There was a party of some kind down
on the river at Morris last Saturday
night II was gotten up by VIII Morris
aud several went down from here.
- =. s.. SwIft's Speedy Specific at
McMillen's Drug Store.
The post Office has been greatly inn
proved of late by rueans of new paint,
vsrnish aud wall paper. 1t is now the
handsouaest and nestest Office the town
ever had
VIM G. Brown now rides a Columbia
bicycle. Junior" wanted The Best
ami he got it. IL
Miss Matte Wotring gave social
party u number of her young friends
last Friday evening ana very peas
ant time was had by those lucky
enough to be present
Miss Flo Martin has a beautiful new
bicycle. 1t is \ Columbia-the best
wheel on earth. IT
In another column will be found the
advertisement OF the magnificent
dapple gray horse, ALBION, now belong
ing to William G.. Brown. He will be
ia charge OF Brice G. Brown. of Glades-
vile this season.
Out of weakness comes strength
when the blood has been purified, en-
riched and yitalized by Hoo1's Sarsa-
parilla.
In another column appears the card
of the new Davis House. corner of Tun-
melton and High Streets. right on the
road to and from the depot. a SPLEEN
did place for boarding or transient
guests at very reasonable rates
A magnificent lot of Brussel Rugs at
J.. NJ. Albright's for sale at Half
Price. Opening Day for this big
sale next Saturday.
The organ social was hell last week
at the residence of Sanford w. Smalley
near the Baptist Church and the young
folks report pleasant time. Last
night it met at Edgar e. Sucks on
Main Street and passed a pleasant
evening
Large Stock of Elegant New Spring
Goods just opened out at L. NJ AL
brights at Prices Lower than Ever.
Call aud See for Yourself.
There was big FIRE raging over the
river last Sunday, on the bottom farm
of Miss Sallie Fairfax. The tenant,
Paul Schell, put out some fire to burn
brush and as it was very dry, it got
away from him and the old man had a
lively time for awhile and let lot of
fence burn up.
Don't forget that j. w. Fawcett &
Co. are still selling out at CosT. BE
sure you see their goods and get their
prices before you buy else where.
A literary program for the Epworth
League is being arranged by Mr.. Ii. s.
Whstsell, to be given Wednesday
evening of next week in the NJ. l..
Church. THIS feature of the League
has been neglected heretofore, but Mr..
Whetsell has charge now of the literary
depart ment and will carry it out.
The best bicycles for the money
Columbia at 100 Hartfords at $50, 500
and $50. There are no other wheels
like them, Watson * Dawson. agents.
At
The Sunday School at the NJ. L.
Church will be held at o. in the morn
ing after May 1st for the rest of the
summer anyhow. The change was
decided by vote of sixteen 10 twenty
in favor of the change. There is pro-
test from the old-time class that has
met at that hour in the morning for
the past ifty years.
w. Posten will be found at G. A.
Hsrring's Store in the Bank Building
every Saturday TO make settlements of
accounts due the late firm of w. Posten
& Co.
Our people have all been busy the
past week, making garden, fixing up
their yards and over-hauling things
generally about their premises. This
is one thing our town is noted for the
nestness and general beauty OF the
many handsome yards and residences
of the town. We must keep up our
deserved reputation as heretofore and
let everybody besutify their promises
as much as possible at once.
There was big lawsuit here yes
terday in Justice Godwin's Court be-
tween Geo. 4. Williams and Chas. c.
Craig, over contested note. The
case was tried some time ago aud the
jury decided for Williams but the
Justice over-ruled the verdict and
granted new trial. This time the
jury decided for Craig. The ma tier
amounts to over q hundred dollars.
viii e. Sharps, the busting pro-
prietor Of the Popular Store" at Inde-
pendeuce was i'm the East the past
week OF two purchasing the finest lot
OF goods ever brought TO Independence.
While IN New York City, stopping at
the Broadway Cen ral Hotel. ho wrote
Us Of the immense bargains he had
struck and proposes TO give his patrons
tho benefit Of them. Read his adver.
tisement in another column.
The summer term Of the Kingwood
Normal School begins next Monday
n week and there is no hottor Mace 20