West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-22
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
EingwoOd. October %. 1880.
Dr.. Alex Leeds. pen.lsl. eraiton.

ing the past week visiting his family.
The eolored school on Beverly HIN
will open next Monday with Miss Nellie
Flynn as teacher
There will be joint discussion on
campaign issues out at the Garlitz
School House tonight
Catarrh Is constitutional disease
aud requires "A constitutional remedy
like nood's Ssrsaparilia, which purifes
the blood.
Misses Ella aud Annie smith spent
last Saturday ana sunday with friends
al h"wesviile, returning home on
Monday.
r. A.. Conif. the lumber dealer of
Rowlesburg aud baltimore. has been
In Europe the past mouth in the in
t-rost OF his export business
John Greaser will deliver good coal
at i've cents per bushel and pay for the
weighing besides. Give him your or
der and IT will be filled promptly.
The school at Greens Run will begin
next Monday under the tutorship of
Miss Martha CopeEan, who has return
ed from the Fairmont Normal School
There was Republican meeting i'm
the Court House here this afternoon.
addressed by A. w. McDowel of Penn
syivania and Wentz OF Barbour county.
DR. ?ercival Lantz, OF Alaska. Grant
county, this state. 81 III with typhoid
fever and DIR. j. o. Lantz. OF Aurora
is with him looking after him aud his
patients also
w. Scott Garner OF this county. is
now at Clarksburg, editing the Peoples
Press, paper published there in the
interest OF bimetallism. We welcome
the paper 70 our table and find il very
ably edited.
Capt Edward a Goodwin, of Fort
Meade south Dakota, has been here
the past wees visiting his father and
many friends. lie stopped oil for a
short visit on his way back from official
business in Washington City.
New Lamps, Fine Cigars, Stationary
and School Books, Royal Glue and Inks,
Cough Drops Of all kinds, Paine's Gel
cry Compound. Electric Bittcrs, Plas-
tiers, Syringes, Prescriptions, etc.
Graham Drug Store, Kingwood, w. Va
Jolly, big-hearted Col. w. j. Lavene.
train dispatcher at Grafton, is one of
the IL. ~ D. employees who has not |
been ''coerced." He talks free silver 20
! the biggest and the best of the railroad
officials. and talks it ably too Here's |
There was big joint debate on the
financial question last Saturday night |
out at Hopewell. between j A. r.
Everts and w. r. Shaffer on the Repub- |
lican gold-b bug side and Peter r. Smith |
and r. H. Reppert in favor of free coin
age and prosperity for our country.
There will be big joint discussion
OF the financial question in the Court |
House here next Monday night. Oct. |
goth, at 1880 o'clock, between j. Ami |
Martin and j. Slidetl Brown. Let the |
Democrats come out and show their |
colors and see fair play, as it will be "a |
lively de bate.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wable, who suffered !
so long with cancer on her face, died |
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. III. |
u Beeroower, OF st. Joe, on Sept. 81, |
and was buried in the cemetery at Al |
. brightsville the next day. She was 73 |
years of age and death came rs a great |
relief from her aG elton.
Died, at his residence in st Joe. YES |
terday morning, Oct. 81, 1896. Francis |
Marion Boylen, aged 20 years The |
Innecal takes place at Albrights to-day /
at 20 a. IN. The deceased has been on !
the decline for some time and died from |
generai disability. lie was unmarried |
anu resided with a maiden sister.
Col James w. Brown returned TODAY /
from Barbour county where he sold a |
tine bunch of cattle belonging To- him |
self aud Hon. W. G.. Brown TO John |
O'NeaL of Gibbons Glade, Pa. for four |
cents per pound. There were about |
forty head of cattle aud they averaged |
1890 pounds each. Can any other of /
our farmers beat that?
From the accounts in the papers. the |
big excursion to Canton last week, was |
9 bowling farce and not calculated to |
do MIR. Mckinley much good. The fol- |
lowing parties from here took it in
Will Smalley, Charles Jackson. G. w
Wolfe, w. i. Wheeler, viii Wotring
II: A. Orr. Young McGinnis. James |
Fields.
Splendid meetings were held in this |
county last week by Judge J. C. u. !
Drew of Charleston, who smoke AT |
Terra Alta, Monday afternoon in the |
Opera House at 2 o'clock and It Corinth
at night. Then at Aurora Tuesday
afternoon and at Eglou at night We'd.
nesday he spoke at Fellowsviile in the /
afternoon and at NeyburQ at nfOht To !
a crowded house lie was accomna-
MED by Will X. Shaffer OF Independ-
ence, who has quite reputation as an
orator.
nao chronic diarrhma for ten
years" says J.. w. Kichlein. a iustice
OF the peace at South Easton. Pa. "No
remedy afforded me real relief until I
was induced by Chas. II. Kilmn. the !
druggist, 60 try Chamberlain's Cholic
cholera and diarrhma Remedy. 1t cur
ed me and for year have had no re-
turn OF the trouble" II has also cured
many others, among them old soldiers /
who had contracted the diseases i'm the |
army and given no all hope OF recovery.
For sale be J. A. Lenhart
the Reno district Democratic ticket. |
as certified TO the Board OF Ballot Com
Wissioners by the County Committee.
Is composed as follows:
For Commissioner OF the County
Court--H Ice Stemple Of Rowlesburg. /
For Member ~ the Board of Fduca- (
tion-A ndrew Jackson Murray OF Sin
clair.
For Justice Of the Peace X. y. Robr
OF kowiesburg, and James S. Cornwoll
Of Marques