West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-29
TH8 VEST VA ARGUS.
KingwoOd, October es.s 1895.
DIR. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton


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DIR. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.
Rupert viclery returned from Wash
ington last Saturday.
John Lynch. OF Newburg. was here
yesterday on important business
Ed. Williams is the new clerk at the
store of L. NJ. Albright aud will make
good one.
ieorge Al Kelly. of Pleasant district,
wa in town yesterday accompanied by
his handsome little daughter.
Miss Eta bishop was visiting her
sister. Mrs, Dora Mitchell. ia Marion
county, during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Bellhouse and little
daughter left this week after spending
the summer here at j. NJ. Cranes
Mrs. William McPeck, OF Herring, is
very low with dropsy and not expected
TO live DIR. J. A Graham is attending
her.
Mrs James W. Holt. of Grafton, wife
of the editor OF, the Sentinel, died at
her homie in that place on Monday
evening of consumption.
c. w. Manear, of near town. is in a
dangerous condition with big neck and
enlargement of the heart
Miss Armstrong of Allegheny, City,
Pa. arrived in Kingwood last Thurs
dav, TO visit Mrs Catharine Kemble.
She left Monday for her home.
John Greaser will deliver good coal
ut eve cents per bushel and pay for the
l.f l.
der and it will be Allied promptly.
4 Mrs Helen Johnson and Col James
Nv. Brown. filled the appointment at
Valley Point Tuesday night, and had
very attentive and appreciative au-
dience.
The meeting for Saturday night at
Tunnelton promises TO be a large one
and Hon. L. W. Davis Of Columbus.
Ohio will no doubt deliver a splendid
address.
Hon. Spencer w. Sturm of Marion
county, has been campaigning in this
county this week and is remarkably
well preserved and vigorous for his
age, being 72 years old.
The Journal Office of this place was
awarded the contract for printing the
official ballots for Preston county. 1t
bdkCc ~ lDsOOo anu lucy dTC a TtBu-
lar blanket sheet, about a yard long
and nearly a half yard wide.
New Lamps, Fine Cigars. Stationary
and School Books, Royal Glue and Inks,
Cough Drops Of all kinds, Paiue's Gel
cry Compound. Electric Bitters, Plas-
ters, Syringes, Prescriptions, etc.
Graham Drug Store, Kingwood, w. Va.
Col. Monroe is here this week look
ing after his interest in the Judgeship
and his many friends are very sanguine
of his election. The Colonel has been
through the other counties of the dis
trict and received lots of encourage
ment from all parties.
DIR. ]. 8. Posten and family of New
burg, who have been visiting their
brother, j. s. Posten our popular
clothier, returned the first of the week.
They were accompanied by Miss Anna
Poster, who had also been visiting her
brother here for several weeks past
Elkins Inter-Mountain.
We note with pleasure the nomina-
ton of our friend Hon. j. Slidell
Brown, of the Kngwood Argus, for
State Senator FROM his district. The
nomination Is a good one, and If the peo-
pie of that section wish to establish a
claim to sagacity they viii elect him.
Clarksburg Tribune.
Hurrah for j. Slidell Brown. can
didate for State Senate and editor of
the KinRwood Argus, one of the most
fearless Democratic newspapers in the
State. Also. hurrah for VIM. G..
Brown, candidate for Congress on the
Democratic ticket Brown is a great
name in the Second district --Wetzel
Democrat
The meeting at Rodamers for last
Friday night failed on account of the
very inclement weather. The rain
poured down all day and as il was
thought no one would be there such
night, the speakers did not go, and the
meeting was postponed till next Sat
urday night October 81. when two
speakers from Klngwood will be pres
ent to address the meeting.
Jesse Minear dropped dead at the
residence of Jacob Lee last Monday
He had been feeling bad for a day or
two and was sitting in a chair when he
died. The cause of his death Is sup
posed to have been heart disease. He
was teamster in the employ OF the
South Penn OIL company, and his home
was in Reedsville, Preston county
Fairmont Index.
Nelson Manear. who lives about three
miles west of Kingwood, was out hunt
ing with n shot gun, and in climbing
over fence, slipped and fell The
gun was discharged in some way, the
load Of shot entering the fieshy part of
his thigh, and making a very painful
but not dangerous wound. DIR. Pratt
and DR. Graham were called to dress
the wound
ct had chronic diarrhoya for ten
years" says L. w. Kichleiu, a justice
of the peace at South Easton, Pa. mo
remedy afforded me real relief until
was induced by Chas. II. Killan. the
druggist, TO try Chamberlain's Cholic
Cholera and diarrhBa Remedy. II cur
ed me and for a year have bad no re-
turn OF the trouble" 10 has also cured
many others, among them old soldiers
who had contracted the diseases in the
army and given up all hope ofrecovery.
For sale be J. A. Benhart.
Attorney Oscar A. Campbell and J.
Hu Bowers of Morgant town, drove over