West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-02
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Eing~ood. July ?, 1886.

rmont last week.
The Graham Drug Store, MoNiliea
Building. Kingwood. ". Va.
Hon. John p Jones. OF Terra Alta,
was here Monday on business
Morley Thomas has been here during
the past week visiting his folks.
Postmaster ". II, McGi0bons and r.
=. Cunningham, of Braeeton, were
here SUNDAY.
James 5 Hunt the function mer-
chant. was in town Monday aud gave
us paving call.
Tobncco users viii find in another
alumn, an item OF deci.ied interest 10
them. headed Don't Stop Tooaeco.
Mrs. Antoinette Wood Weed. OF
Washington City. is here visiting her
uncle, Mr.. Daniel f. Fawcett
A. J. Murray. one of the solid farmers
from near Sinclair, was in town Mon
day and gave Us paying call
]. r Graham, of Hudson, was in
town last Friday and dropped in to- re-
new mis- subscription to The ARGUS
Monroe & Jackson will mail Won n
10000 mile cvcloneter. mot LOCO NILE
postpaid tor Sl.o0 They are neat. accu-
rate and fully warranted. Try one.
Mrs. Andrew Mcdonald, OF Orlando.
Florida, is mere for the IN inner visit
ing her son, George, and other friends.
The colored folks of Kingwood will
celebrate the 4th of July with a picnic
and dance in Repperts Grove, near
town.
j. NJ. Light, OF Hudson, was here
Monday after a wagon-load of phos-
phate and dropped in to renew his sub
scription.
Messrs. Scott FELTON,, of Amblersburg,
T. j. Watson, of Reedsville, John T.
Gale of Rohr and others were in to see
us Tuesday.
For SALE-One thoroughbred Hol-
stein Frezian COW years old. giving
six to seven gallons of milk per day
fresh, at l.. w. Halbritter's, Tunnel
ton, w. Va st
The July term of County Court con-
Venes Monday, the 18th, and win be
the Levey session and an important
one generally.
The irrepressible Feut Baker, of
Davis, arrived here last Thursday even
ing to remain a week or two calling
on old friends.
Rev. Edward Wilson, of Fairbury,
Illinois, an old Prestonian, was here
this week aud gave US pleasant call
lie starts for home to-day.
Rev. Geo w. Bent, of wadestown.
and Virgil Brown. of HallecS, are here
attending the Epworth League Con-
vention and visiting We editor
Don't forget the games Saturday at
the Ball Park here--Austen VS.. King
wood in the forenoon, and Masontown
and Kingwood in the afternoon.
The venerable David O. White, of Her
ring, has been in town the past week
visiting friends. lie is 81 years old and
we'll preserved intelligent old gentle
man.
Misses Nyra Watson AMI Maud
Brown are employed in the Office OF
Chairman Dawson, of the State Re-
publican Committee, at this place as
Stenographer and Secretary.
Miss Lynn Waddell. Of Brandonville,
arrived home last Friday from Mt
Carroll, Illinois where she has been
teaching school the past year after her
graduation at the Nj Carroll Seminary
last June.
DIR. J. s. Hartley, the dentist, will
be at Tunuelton next Monday, July
9th, and remain several days for the
practice of his profession. lie will
also be at Kingwood July 10. and re-
main days.
Supt. Whetsell has received notice
from State Supt. Lewis, that no Pea
body institutes can be given this year,
as the fund for that purpose is exhaust
ed and We will therefore only have the
one weeks session.
For Saddles, Brides, Halters, Whips.
Collars, Harness, Blankets, Star Haines
and erything usually kept in "a
EGlrst-Class Shop, and for Repairing
Done Neatly and Promptly, call on
Charles w. Dcring. corner High and
Price Streets, Kingwood, w Va.
Mrs. Mary A. Bryne and daughter,
Miss Julia, are now over at Mt. Lake
Park for the summer. quartered in
their cottage there. Mr. aud Mrs d. y.
Msrris accompanied them over and the
latter remained with them week.
Rev. Charles shaw, Of Grafton, ar.
rived hero Saturday evening and
preached in the NJ +. Church Sunday
morning and evening TO large and at
tentive congregation. Rev. Shaw
made good impression on our people
Stationery.
Toilet Articles,
Fine Perfumery
Patent Medicines,
Prescription Filled,