West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-06-04
TIKI WESTYA ARGUS.
EingwOod. june 4. 1896.

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Rev. Or Felix Elliott will preach
in the NJ. e. Church here at the usual
hour Sunday morning.
For the best early and standard
varieties of tomato, cabbage and sweet
potatoe plants. call on Il. ID. Carroll
kingwood. w. Va
DIR. Robert McMillen has about de-
cided 10 locate in Wheeling for the
practice of his profession.
Monroe & jackson will mail YOU a
1o.ODO mile cvclouneter. tnot 1 900 milel
postpaid tor 81 90 They are neat accu-
rate and fully warranted. Try one.
Old man GIllipsie died at Tunnelton
yesterday with the dropsy. lie was
about seventy years old.
Persons knowing themselves indebted
TO w. Posten e. Co. by note will find
the same with Brown & Hyde The
books with Waiter Williams. 2t
George +. Hoffman is in u critical
condition with enlargement of the
liver. DIR. Pratt is the attending
physician.
w. Posten will be found at q. A
behring's Store in the Bank Building
every Saturday to make settlements OF
accounts due the late firm of w. Posten
& Co.
Next Sunday aweek. June 14th, will
be Childrens Day in the M. T. Church
here and splendid program will be
rendered
WANrED-A reliable lady or gentle
70 sgs- ;l,,,t ~lo- 4
house-to-house canvass for our Vege-
table Toilet Soaps and Pure Flavoring
Extracts. Address Crofts & Reed, Chi
cago.. Ill.
The Drug Store and McMillen prop
painted this week by AL Potter and
Rome Manear.
As am about to change my location
in business, / am compelled to ask all
who are indebted TO me TO call and
settle on or before June 1st.
DR.. II. McMu.LEN,
tt Kingwood, w. Va.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention for the First District is called
for Wheeling on August 18th, the day
before the State Convention.
George A. Cuppett, Of Terra Alta
has been granted an increase of pen
sion and Lewis Knots, of Fellowsville,
a REISSUE and restoration of pension.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me by book account must
come and settle by June 90 Ny ac-
counts will be put out for collection on
that date. J. l. McKINzrE,
3t townsville, w Va.
The large barn in the rear of the
Kemble property, that cavee in last
March with the heavy snowfall on it,
has been rebuilt and re-roofed this
/, week
The summer term of school taught
by Miss Belle Lee Spahr, closes to-mor-
row, and the pupils and teacher will
have picnic down on the river at the
Hagans place.
Chi!drens' Day will be observed in
the NJ. e. Church at Albrightsville next
Sunday morning. An interesting pro-
gram will be given and pleasant time
is expected.
Try Dayton's Disinfectant, sure
cure for mango, lice, ticks and all skin
diseases on farm live stock. An eff
fectual sheep-dip and hog cholera cure
unequalled Good for cattle, sheep,
poultry, swine dogs. to kiln lice and
mango on them. Ask for Daytons Dis
infectant Daythrolem at the Graham
Drug Store, Kingwood, w. Va. #
william NJ. jenkins while working
on the barn for Mrs Kimble, here
Tuesday. fell through considerable
distance and sustained painful injuries,
so that he has been confined to his
bed.
Scott Jackson, convicted of the muir
der of Pearl Bryan at Newport, KY,
has been sentenced to hang June SOth,
but his attorneys have secured a stay
OF sixty days to take it to the Supreme
Court
Charles L. McGin, young white
man, was shot and killed at Grafton
Monday of this week by Frank Powell.
a negro. It was cold blooded murder
and the darkey will likely swing for it,
as he Is in Jail.
Only four weeks from Saturday till
the Fourth OF July. What is Kingwood
going to do to observe the occasion ?
II has been suggested that we have
Park. Races between expert riders
ana taking the ring with a spear like
Knights on horseback, a grand parade
and fireworks at night
A very handsome and costly monu-
ment has been erected in the cemetery
here, sacred to the memory Of Mrs.
Lulu Bishop Manown. IL is Of 5eauti.
Sui white marble and consists OF four
sections above the base and is about
fifteen feet IN height. II was erected
about two weeks ago by the Koon
Marble Co, OF Philippi, and is one Of
the most imposing monuments in our
beautiful little cemetery.
Decoration Day was very tame
affair here and the crowd not very
large. There was no music and no
regular parade. The G.. A. r.. Post met
at the Court House and marched TO the
cemetery laden with beautiful flowers
Short services were held and all the
graves Of dead soldiers decorated. in
fact nearly all the graves in the Gem
otory we're decorated by friends OF the