West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-02-13
THB WEST VA ARGUS.
Kingwood, February IS, 1888.


mere TINS week
A new supply of Writing Tablets al
McMillen's Drug Store.
Ex-Gov. Mckinley has gone into
exile at Conton. Ohio.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription at
McMillen's Drug Store
Davis city. in Tucker county. is now
claiming a population OF $500.
Miss Anna Craig left last week for
Tunnelton to visit friends awhile.
DR.. James II. Manown has been sick
aud confined to the house the past
week.
Cheat River was quite full last week
The temperance people should get her
TO sign the pledge
James Alison Stuck. OF near Mason
town was here last Saturday and sub
scribed for THE ARGUS
Do you ever feel tired, weak and
hungry Carroll keeps a Full Line
OF FRESH AND SALTED MEATS, FISH etc.
Gordon TAYLOR, of Randolph county,
arrived here Tuesday evening to visit
friends short time.
Big cyclone in town. Find particu-
lars in another column. Read up on
it and profit thereby.
The body must TO we'll nourished
now, to prevent sickness II your APP
petite is poor take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Little Miss Betty Ringer. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Ringer, of this
place, has been quite i'll with pneu-
monia.
George w. Sharps. of Corinth, was
here on business this week. We don't
know what building he is going to
move now
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. J. NJ. Bower,
January 31st, 1896, fine big ten pound
girl. DIR. Pratt was the attending
Physician.
Send measure from tip of nose to
back of head and 25 cents to Monroe g.
jackson. Kingwood, w. Va, for Doc
MUzzLE, postpaid.
John Hartley. of Masontown. carries
the mail between here and there part
of the time, for the contractor James
i. Watson.
Mrs. Joseph Jackson arrived home
here Sunday after.a protracted visit in
the west and at Grafton, Morgantown,
and other places.
Mrs. Clarisa Smith returned yester-
day from the bedside of her sister, Mrs
Reese, of Huntington who has been
very i'll for some time.
The protracted meeting at the M.
L. Church here which closed last
SEX resulted in fifteen conversions
AID general awakening among the
members.
Mrs. Moilie Holden has been i'll
this week and unable to teach her
department of the school. The Princi-
pals room has been closed also on ac-
count of il.
s. d. Gatewood is making arrange
ments TO build handsome two-story
front TO his residence in West King
wood. soon as the weather opens up
in the spring.
The wife OF Thomas Braham, who
lives near Rowlesburg, died last Sat
urday and was buried Sunday. Her
death was caused by cancer, and she
was over fifty years of age.
DIR. James Cox, moved from Mason
town TO Morgantown about week
L. sd -
This leaves fine opening for a good
physician out at Masontown.
On our local page will be found the
mammoth advertisement of j. w.
FaWcett g. Co. They are selling goods
very low for cash and making arrange
ments for changing in business
His Honor. the Mayor of Parsons,
attorney William @. Conley and the
States attorney of Tucker county. A.
M. Gum ngham. of Davis, were in
KiDgwood last week on legal business
Walter West, of Evansville, was in
town this week seeking an apprentice
ship in some printing office He is
anxious TO learn the business and any
office wanting new devil" should
write 20 him.
On our second page will be found an
interesting article from the huent pen
of Mr.. Gus J. Shaffer. It looks like an
advertisement, but is so well written
that IL makes spicy reading. Don't
fail 70 read IL
The train out FROM Kingwood Sat
urday evening got of the track and
did not get 70 Tuunelton till early Sun
day morning and returned here about
eight o'clock a. M, bringing several
delayed passengers.
The Almighty Dollar" Is strictly in
u just now In Kingwood, as our mer-
chants are offering goods very low for
the cash Read their ads in this
paper and see what kind Of bargains
you can get for a little money.
Dr. j. s. Hartley. Of Howesville, has
been sick tho past three weeks aud
unable 70 eoorL AZ hfr t,safrrao Tovff.-