West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-08-20
TIE WEST VA ARGUS.
Kingwood. August 20, 1896.


Monday.
Nervous women will And relief in
Hoods Sarsaparilla because IL enriches
the blood and thus strengthens the
nerves.
Already the steam thresher is abroad
in the land and making the golden
grain she'll ont
Geo. A. Herring was over at Mt
Lake Park last Thursday night TO hear
Talmage lecture.
6. a. Bolden. the genial editor Of the
Terra Alta Oracle. was here Saturday
taking in the ball game.
II is not too late vet TO get YOU a
magnificent Colum "a or Hartford
bicycle of Watson x Dawson, King
wood.
Walter Morris returned home last
Friday after an absence OF several
months in Indiana aud Michigan.
The Misses Fitz-Geralds. OF Terra
Alta, spent Saturday and sunday visit
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cranes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Benhouse and
ID ughter. of Cincinnati, ohin, are sum
mer guests of MIR. and Mrs j. NJ.
Crane.
<. Watson & Dawson OF Kingwood, have
No. Hartford Lady's Bicycle that
has been used but three weeks and
will be sold for s4O list price $50.
Harvest is about over and the hay
crop saved in good shape. There is
lots OF it aud no scarcity OF feed this
winter.
Julius x. Monroe is over along the
State line, engaged in finishing up the
final survey between this State and
Maryland.
Services at Presbyterian Church at
I1:OO m and 800 p. IN. Christian
Endeavor at 700 p. IA. Sunday School
at $50 a m.
Monroe & Jackson will mail You
10000 mile cyclometer. (not 1000 mile)
postpaid tor S1.OO They are neat. accu-
rate and fully warranted. Try one.
Hon. Charles Z. Brown, Postmaster
of Cincinnati, was here during the past
week visiting his many friends lie
left here for Morgantown to call on
relatives.
There is a special term of County
Court here to-day as per notice given,
to prepare the Bond Proposition to be
submitted to a vote of the people next
Election.
Miss Alice Wardwen gave a party TO
her little friends last Monday after
noon in honor OF her seventh birthday.
Quite a number of little tots assem- bIed
and passed merry afternoon.
For SALE One Hundred Empty
Cider Barrels at sl.00 each. Guaran-
teed Round and Sound and Clean.
THos j. MCAvAY,
Grafton, w. Va.
Mrs Mary r. Dlvis, Rev. s y.
Crummett and family. Mrs Jennie
Albright, j. Ami Martins family and
perhaps others from here we're over at
Mt. Lake Park last Friday and Satur-
day.
Hon. William b. Cornwell, of Romuey,
was here Monday on business con
nected with .he campaign. Mr.. Corn
well is Chairman Of the Democratic
Congressional COMMITTEES for this dis
trict and is a hustler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Brownfeld, Mr..
and Mrs. Faster Craig. of Uniontown,
Pa, and Mrs A. #. Bilingslea, and
Mr.. Wesley Mcclure of Mt Norris, Pa,
spent several days at the Parks House
at Albrightsville last week
Cold Cream, Rubifoam.
Dental Cream. Smelling Saltz.
Toilet Waters, Perfumerv,
Toilet Soap. Cigars and Stogies
Telephone connected with wire No.
GRAHAM DRUG STORE,
Kingwood, West Va.
The examination mill has been
grinding out teachers this week. over
at Terra Alta Monday and Tuesday,
where about ninety passed and in
Ringwood to-day. There are only
about % in the class here.
Tine town authorities have Just com
pleted good, substantial fence around
the north and east sides OF the ceme-
terry, next to the lands Of James w.
Parks. This has long been needed and
greatly improves the appearance of the
place.
Hon. Charles Y ViclSery, Of the
Treasury Department, Washington. D.
G.. arrived In Kingwood last week on a
short visit 90 his children here. lie
left Sunday for Washington, driving
over TO Terra Alta. and going down
that evening on No. 90
The Craig Brothers desire 10 an
nounce to the general public that they
will keep Boarders al their place tthe
old Mill staud), near the Camp Ground
during Camp Meeting. VIII also run
and Ice Cream Parlor. Good Stabling
and Horse Feed furnished All at
Reasonable Rates 2t
Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Felix Elliott, Jr.