West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24

] paul Tree SAAFSE advocate
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac +. Martin aud
/ son John, left Monday for Morgantown.
/ The former returned Tuesday while
I the latter went on TO Pittsburgh on a
visit TO relatives Of Mrs. Martins.
1 hereby announce myself candi.
date FOR the office of Constable Tor
niugwood District subject TO the de-
s'siou 81 the voters at the coming
rlcet,on Your support is respectfully
so''e j. a. GAEI.fTz.
Julius b. Monroe aud Rupert ViclSery
+ went go Washington city last wec.l
the former GA business and the latter To
7 visit his father and both OF them TO
I take ia the big Bryan demonstration
I there.
Mrs. Flora Thompson of Harrison
county, arrived in Kingwood yesterday
10 visit friends and relatives. We are
glad 60 say Mrs. Thompson, who has
been in such poOrlhealth, is much i'm
proved.
Eugene Sommerville. the Grafton
attorney, has been here the past week
visiting his brother-in-law Prof. Rufus
Holden. Mr. Sommerville is an en-
thusiastic chan pion of the free coinage
of silver.
Farley DeBerry and l.. T. White of
Terra Alta, drove over 20 Kingwo God
Sunday evening and returned Monday
evening. MIR. Delierry is making
splendid canvass for the Legislators
and meeting with lots of encourage
ment
The County Farmers Alliance will
meet at Albrightsville on the first sat
urday in October t3d) at 10 a. IN. and
will be addressed at p. m. 10y Hon
!. III. Ottner of Mineral county. Every
body invited TO come and hear the
speaking.
William q. Brown left Monday night
to fill dates in the South Branch VAL
ley lie drove to Terra Alta for No.
4 and went on to Keyser, where he left
the railroad and drove ~ miles TO speak
at Mooreheld next day at > p. IN. Jul
Nor is making lively canvass aud
will surely redeem the Old Second Dis
tricL
Just as we go TO press we learn that
John j. Hunter of Rowlesburg, one of
the oldest engineers on the b. & o.
road. was killed there today by his
engine running away and jumping the
track. We have no further particulars
for this issue. He leaves "a wife and
several children.
Kingwood's corps of physicians is
thinning out considerably. DIR. Trip
petit and DIR. Kemble, having died In
the last two years and this year Dr.
McMillen has moved to Wheeling and
Dr. Martin is preparing TO move To
Washington. Pa, the first of the
month and DIR. Powell 20 Tuunelton
and this only leaves us three doctors.
Hu Maxwell, wife and two children
arrived here from California, Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Maxwell was "A former
resident of this county but has not
been here for several years past. Mrs
Maxwell is "a native OF California aud
this is her first trip east. They left the
same day for the old Maxwell home
stead on Horse Shoe Run, where they
will remain for some time. Parsons
Constitution.
Rev. Mark Mnser, DunlSard min
lister OF Deckers Point. Pa SAYS he
Balm to any one i'm need OF "A good lin
alnent, and that he considers il the
best he has ever used. Pain Balm is
especially valuable for rheumatism,
lame back, sprains, swcllings, cuts,
bruises. burns and scalds. IL is one
OF the most remarkable medicines in
existence, and its effects will both sur
prise and delight you. For sale at 95
and 80 cents per bottle by j. a. Len
hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. jenkins and two
children OF Pittsburgh, arrived in
Kingwood last Thursday to spend
short vacation visiting relatives.
Bert" as his friends call him is son
of William NJ. Jenkins, the landlord
OF the Jenkins House here, and will
spend considerable time hunting, as he
is great sportsman and delights to
get out in the mountains and hun
He lately returned from a big fishing
trip up in Canada.
Mr.. George NJ. Ralphsnyuer has been
in rather serious condition for the
last two or three days. Last Saturday
his nose began to bleed and continued
TO do SO until Monday morning when
they succeeded in stopping it. lie lost
a large quantity OF blood and is quite
weak from il. lie is confined at his
rooms at the Watson and his friends
were quite fearful of his recovery for "A
day or two. His nose is now stopped
up and il is thought the trouble will
soon pass over.-Fairmont Index.
Jesse +. Test, Esq. an old resident
and highly respected citizen of our
town, called this morning and after
purchasing bottle OF hamberiain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrheOa Remedy,
said IF anyone asks you IL this rem
cdy will do what is claimed for IL. tell
them yes, and refer them 20 me" ".
ALEXANDER STOKE. ReynOldsville. Pa.
No one can doubt the value OF this
medicine after giving IL a fair trial
Then 10 is pleasant and safe 90 take,
making IL especially valuable for chill
dron. For sale by j A. Lenhart.
a very unfortunate affair occurred at
tho Reunion at Terra Alta last Satur.
day. II seems that three men we're out
on Lake Terra Alta in a boat and II
upset with them throwing them out.
Two Of them managed 20 get back in
tho boat and get ashore but tho other,
"a man named Mckinney. went 20 the