West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-04-09
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
kingwood, April 0. 1898.
DIR. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.

MchiIIen's Drug store-Paine's Celery
compound.
l.. NJ. Albright is id the east after
new goods.
Martin Childs has gons TO house.
keeping In part of the presbyterisn
parsonage.
McMinen's Drug store-Halps Ca
farrh Cure
The Bosley property near the Steam
Mill, was sold at public sale, FIRST
day of Court TO Jos. w. Feather for
1855.
Coiunibia's are best, Hartford's are
next best These are facts.
Mrs. Lily Stone win open out mill
merry store upstairs id the Albright
building.
The Kinvwood Public Schools close
this week. The primary departments
were out last week and the Others &c.
morrow.
A high grade bicycle for sale cheap.
Apply at the Post ofics. 1t
Col. Joe Teets is making n gallant
race for Constable and informs us that
IL he gets all the votes that have been
promised him, he is bound TO be nomi-
mated.
There is no cheaper wheel made THAI
equals the Hartford at the same price.
2. Boyd, OF Wheeling has been grant
ed a patent on a Drawbench for manu-
featuring pipe and T. r. Cherry, of
Buckhannon, has secured patent on
Screen for ladies' bicycles.
Columbia's and Hartford's are both
made be the celebrated Pope Manufac-
turing Company.
The 3rd Quarterly Meeting for this
Conference year will be held at King
wood April IL and IL. First services
Saturday at 1880 p. IN. ID. L. Ash. r.
f, will be present
There is no wheel made that equals
the Columbia Bicycle. 1t Is in a class
by itself. 1t is the Best
John Maley, sentenced from Richie
county in 1876, for poisonioning his
wife, has been pardoned by the COVER
nor. He served the longest term of
any prisoner ever confined in the
Moundsville penitentiary.
Good girl wanted to do general
housework in small family. Apply to
C. L TRowBRIDeB, Kingwood, w Va
In this issue we publish the adver-
tisement of Mr.. Haudenscbild, of Nc
Mechen, this State, agent for cider
and wine presses, evaporators. apple
orators and general cider makers sup
plies, Case Engines and Threshers. II
you want anything in this line write
TO the above named party.
Thousands have tested the great
building-up power of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and have found renewed strength.
yigor and vitality in Its use.
Don't forget that j. W. Fawcett e.
Co. are still selling out at CosT. BE
sure you see their goods and get their
prices before you buy else where.
Thomas N. William, deputy United
states marshall, returned from raid
among moonshiners in Patrick county,
Va. He found ami seized over 1900
gallons OF whiskey and brandy upon
which the tax had not been paid Co
Uucle Sam. Among those the officer
1OunQ Win the DfOnlDlJc0 nuiO on
hand was a member of the Legislature
from Patrick county.
If you want the New York World. or
the Daily, Sunday, Trice-a-Week,
Monthly or the Almanac send or leave
your order at this office AID it will re-
ceive prompt attention,
From posters printed at this Office,
we learn that James NJ. Carroll. who
lives two and half miles north of
Herring, will dispose of his stock and
farming implements and machinery at
a public sale on next Thursday, April
10th. Some horses, cows, hogs and
sheep and wagons plows, harness, guns
tools and many things too numerous
to name are offered for sale. Mr..
Carroll is eighty years old and unable
to farm any longer.
We will send the wheeling Register
and The ARGUS both from now till
after the election for 81 cash Slip
dollar bill in a letter and your address,
and we will do the rest
Monday night, of this week, three
boys escaped from the Reform School
at Pruntytown. Their names are
Willie Barbe, Of Braxton county,
Simon BridRman, of Putnam county, and
Alpha Woodward OF this county. A
reward of s5 each is offered for their
apprehension. The last named was
just taken there from this place last
week, and halls from up in Reno
district lie is about fifteen years
old and is probably the leader OF the
crowd that escaped.
The store in the Bank Building has
changed hands and George A. Herring
is the new proprietor lie moved in
and took charge during the past week.
Mr.. Posten will assist him awhile in
getting started in good shape and
Walter Williams. the polite clerk, will
be retained by Mr.. Herring. The
latter has rented his building at Her
ring and sold the store out 20 Newt
Roby. OF that section. who will take
charge and try his hand at merchan-
dising.
The KipRwood Normal School will
open Monday May Sth. and run ten
weeks, thus closing before the heated
term begins and in good time for the