West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-01-23
TIE WEST VA ARGUS.
Kipgwood, January 2s. 1895.

this week on business
Ut w. Posten & Co.'S.
Mr.. George w. Herring has been
very sick the past week.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy a. Nc
Millen's Drug Store.
Mr.. Harry Rodeheaver, of Brueeton,
was In town Sunday.
The new woman of this generation
will be the old maids of the next.
orvsl Beerbower. of AIbrights, was
a pleasant caller in town Saturday
evening.
For the best fresh meats and lowest
prices call on II. -. Carroll, Bishop
Block.
Rev. Haclxett preached a very able
and eloquent sermon last Sunday
morning.
Full Line OF General Merchandise in
Every Department at j. w. Fawcett &
Co.'S
Thomas j. Watson, of Reedsville.
was in town ON Tuesday and made us /
paying call
The voices of some men which are
for war will grow stiller as the war
comes nearer.
II you have good. young, fat cattle
for sale (old cows etc not wantedl call
on ii. ID. Carroll, Kingwood. w. Va.
c. c. Frankhouser. of Brandonville.
was here last week on business and
gave us a paying call.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Frazie-, of New
burg. have been here the past week
visiting her parents.
Complete Line Of Shoes and No AD-
VANCE IN PRICES at j. w. Fawcett &
Co.'S. See their ell 20 and sl.40 Mems
Fine Shoes.
Jackson Jeffers, the murderer, has
employed Brown & Hyde and n. J.
Fortney To defend him.
Mrs. c. NJ Carroll has been visiting
Virginia the past week.
Catarrh can be successfully treated
only by purifying the blood, aud the
one true blood purifyer is Hoods Sar-
saparilla
Lee Vance, of Clarksburg. left for
his home in that city on Monday after
spending a month here.
VIM. NJ. o. Dawson was reelected
Superintendent of the Presby terrain
Sunday School last Sunday.
Don't Forget 10 see Overcoats and
Suits before you euy. Save You Big
at Prices that Defy Competition. j.
w. Fawcett Il Co.. Price Street.
A great many of our people had their
ice houses filed last week with a fine
quality of ice from the river
J. X. Monroe was at Fellowsville one
day last week on business connected
with the Telephone Company.
DIR. E Oliver Belt, of Washington
ID. c., will visit the Arlington Hotel
Grafton, the first Monday of each
month. Practice limited TO Eye and
Ear Diseases. 3m
George A. Williams and DIR. s. A.
Pratt were down in Grant district Sun
Ex-President Harrison and Mrs. Mary
Scott Dimmock ere to be married i'm
New York some time next month.
Cash will buy from w. Posten g. Co.
Clothing that was $40 suit, now 81. so;
Mems Boots that was 81 so, now $t7b:
Boys Boots that was LIS, now St25
Ladies Dress Goods all at Cost. 4t.
Miss Bell Lee Spahr was sick n few
days last week and unable to teach
her department Her sister, Miss Jessie,
took her place.
Some one broke into Sellers g. FL
llott's mill at Marsden last Friday
night and stole 81 out of writing
desk In the mill
Elder Ruekalew and wife, of near
Rodamers, were the guests of their son,
George Buckalew, of this place, Sat
urday and Sunday.
All persons Indebted TO the assignee
of y. +. Ringer are requested TO settle
the same before FEBRUARY 1st next.
otherwise suit will certainly be
brought.
r - thOGANs trustee
Messrs. +. NJ. Heermans and Charles
Smith, of this place, made Grafton
''business" call last Thursday. They
returned on Friday.
Mr.. j. l. Sellers, senior partner of
the Roaring Creek FIGURING Mills, near
Marsden, was in town Tuesday and
made MS pleasant call
Mrs. Preston r. Gutherie, of Glade
Farms, was here last week and quail
fed as administrator of the estate Of
her late husband, =. +. Gutheris.
Martin Childs and Miss Letitia Whet-
sell were married last Wednesday
evening January 18th, by Rev. Crum-
NETT at the home Of the groom.
Quarterly Meeting was held AZ the
NJ. r. Church last Saturday and sun
day Presiding Elder Ash preached
two very able sermons on Sunday.