West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-06
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Eingwood. Aagusi s. lsss.

John Campbell. of Pittsburg. is here
spending his vacation with j. j. Guse-
man
Eugene Sommerville. of Grafton. was
here over Sunday visiting his sister,
Mrs. Mollie Holden
Major L. N. Orr is home from n visit
TO the Salt Sulphur Springs at Addi-
son, Webster county.
Lawrence Hoke Is now at the Grafton
Hotel We are glad that he has u
good position as clerk there
School House last Saturday night was
spoiled by the heavy rain storm.
81 am cured since taking Hoods Sar-
sapariila," is what many thousands are
saying. Ii gives renewed vitality aud
vigor.
We congratulate Bro Sincell. of the
Oakland Repu blicnn, on having a fine
new boy boarder at his house.
Moproe & Jackson will mail you a
10000 miie cyclometer. mot !. 900 mile)
postpaid for si.00 They are neat accu-
rate and fully warranted. Try Que.
Chairman Dawson left for Wheeling
yesterday. where he will have mis-
headquarters till after the election.
Hon. !. c. Ralphsnyder was in town
over Sunday and seems sauguine of Sc
curing the Democratic nomination for
Governor.
Mrs Katie Kerr aud baby left for
home At East Bradford. Va, last Fri
day, after several weeks visiting rela-
tives here.
Lawrence Ford, twelve-year-old
boy was drowned while swimming in
the creek at Grafton last Thursday and
buried Sunday.
Col T. H. Anderson. OF Washing
ton City, arrived in Kingwood this
week 10 visit his family, who are
spending the summer here.
The County Court has been holding
"A special session this week TO take
action in regard to the recent damages
from flood and high waters
Mrs. Simeon Mattingly. of near
Howesville has been cutie ill with
symptoms nf fever. DIS. Pratt and
Powell have been attending her.
Walter Posteu, of Masontown, who
has been clerking for Posten a. Co. at
ElkiDs for some time. was here this
week visiting his brother. Wilbur.
Our correspondents must bear with
ns these times as we cannot fnd room
for all our local letters Several very
good letters have been crowded out the
past week or two.
WANTED: --Corresponding agent in
every town, to report on parties re-
Rarding opening or refitting Saloons,
by the largest Saloon Manufacturers in
the world. Good man can make 5000
RorHCHILD's, TAI Broadway, N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Cal Hartley and four
children OF Myersdale, Pa, aud Homer
Hartley and wife of Pennsylvania, who
were all visiting ont at Masontown,
started for home Monday. jim Wat
son drove them over to Morgantown.
Cold Cream, Rubifoam.
Dental Cream. Smelling Saltz,
Toilet Waters. Perfumerv.
Toilet Soap. Ci~ars and StoQieS
Telephone connected with wire No.
3 at night
GRAHAM DRUG STORE.
kingwood, West Va.
The Kingwood Blse Ball Club plays
n match game at Newburg Thursday
afternoon of this week beginning at
1870 O'Clock and SATURDAY. the boys go
10 Grafton TO tackle the Club there on
their own grounds. The boys will
drive TO Function and down on the
noon accommodation Play at $3.50
p. m, and come back on No. and
drive home that night.
A little daughter of Mr. Lewis Day
ton, an old and much respected citizen
of Barnitz, Pa, occasionally has trou-
BILE with her stomach which gives her
considerable distress In speaking of
IL Mr.. Dayton said "As soon as she
has an attack we give her a dose of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. Rnc IL has never failed
to relieve her promptly. We use IL in
our family with the same good re-
suits" For sale by J. a. Lenhart.
Don't forget the lecture OF Colonel
Copeland. Wednesday night August
18th, in the Opera House at Terra Alta,
during the Teachers Institute. His
subject is "SDobs and Snobbery" aud
this is said 70 be his best lecture. You
can not afford To miss il as IL will be a
rare literary treat. Every member OF
the Institute and anyone else able 20
attend should be there. Reserve scat
tickets on sale at Cranes Drug Store.
SO early and get good seat.
We hope our readers will excuse our
lack of live reading matter this week.
as the County's Annual Financial
Statement crowds out nearly every
thing else and then we could not get
a. all ia and have a lot more for next
week. IL is much larger this year than
ever before and makes interesting
reading for the Taxpayers, as IL shows
whore their money goes. We advise
our readers TO save this copy OF the
paper for reference.
Some years ago when suffering with
an uncOmmonly severe attack Of diar-
rhma, Mr.. w. y. Guunip, OF Atco Pa.
received through the mail a sample
bottle Of Cbamberlain's Colo. Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy. He says "I
found IL 70 be one OF the effective rem.
edies ] ever used 10 gave me almost
immediate relief 10 has no superior
aud think no equal. No bad effects
follow the use of this remedy. II Is
pleasant to take when reduced with
water and sweetened' Children like IL.
IL never fails. IL In the most perfect
remedy ever produced for bowel com.
plants" For sale at 25 and 80 cents
per bottle by J. A. Lenhart