West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-01-28
Kinswood. January IS. 1897.
pr. Alex Leeds, DENTS. Grafton.

was here Tuesday.
George A. Kelly. of near GAINESVILLE,
was in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs b. NJ. Heermans are
visiting relatives over at Terra Alta.
II. l.. Stemple OF Rowlesburg has
been here this week on lumber business
Sheriff Shaffer moved over this week
from Carmel and took possession Of the
Jail.
l.. C. Lantz has been over at Aurora
this week attending the funeral Of his
mother.
Miss Emmn Shaw, of Terra Alta, was
visitiag Miss Nellie Goiwin during the
past week.
Martin Childs is preparing TO meve TO
Morgantown, where he mas a joo in
stone quarry.
There was . big old fashioned break
Saturday night
Oliver Jackson. of Monongalia coun-
~, il working for Bowermaster Il
jackson. on their saw mill near town.
Henry Mayer, of Frostburg, Md,
was in Kingwood last Friday and
dropped in to subscribe for THE ARGUS.
Some of our boys were out at @. A.
Borgman's to q social and dance Tues
day night. 1t 10 said that William r
Shaffer carried of the honors.
Harrison Childs moved yesterday to
Newburg. where he has secured a po-
sition with the FLOATING Gang" on the
gravel train of the Ii. Il o. railroad.
John areaser will deliver good coal
NJ ave cents per bushel and pay for the
Weighing besides. Give him your or
der and it will be filled promptly.
In this issue will DO found pretty
little poem written by Romie Reamer,
who formerly worked in the printing
offices mere. He is now running a paper
At the Reform School at Pruntyto
called The Star.
Maliuda Corpenin9, an aged inmate
OF the Poor House, died last Saturday
morning, January %. Of paralysis. She
was buried sunday in the county ceme-
terry. The deceased wah brought to the
1nfirmary from near Brandonville about
two years ago
The wife Of John II. Lantz of Aurora
and mother of Camden Lantz of King
wood, died Monday January 25 of par
alysis. The funeral took place yester-
day In the Lutheran Church in CarLael
and the burial in the cemetrY there.
The use of Halls Hair Remover pro-
notes the growth of the hair, and re-
stores it's uatnrnl color and beauty,
frees the scalp of dandruff, letter, and
impurities.
Buckner Grimes. son of Henry NJ.
Grimes, of Reedsville, is very low with
typhoid fever at his brothers., Hood
Grimes, who lives near Fairmont.
Buck" has been working in the New
England Mines for some time till ne
contracted the fever.
Miss Maud Brown entertained q
number OF her friends at her home in
West Kingwood last Friday evening.
The girls had a quilting party in the
afternoon and the Young gentlemen
were invited in at night, and spent the
time very pleasantly
Kremis. Mercer County. Pa. We be-
heve Cnamberlain's Cough Remedy to
be the best remedy in nse. We use it
In our own ia miles and IL is q favorite
aaong our customers. HEcKER Bros.
j. Co. 20 and so cont bottles for sale
by j. A. Lcnhart Kingwood, aud ]. j.
Cooke d Sons, Howesyille.
The Kingwood Odd Fellow Lodge
was handsomely entertained at the
Hotel Gordon last Saturday night by
William q. Brown, in honor OF Henry
Clay Hyde, who completed the degrees
in Odd Fellowship that Aight. The day
was also the anniversary of Mr. Hyde's
birthday, and the oyster supper in
honor of 1t was hugely enjoyed by all
present.
Samuel b. Sisler, one of the best
knows men in the county, died very
suddenly sf heart failure while sittiaR
In Squire Hills Office at Terra Alta last
Thursday, January 81 The burial took
place Saturday in the old Sisler grave
yard. The deceased leaves a wife and
seven children He was SO years old
and served in the Third Maryland
Regiment during the late war
We are glad to note that Attorney
Lorain Fortney will open out Sum
mer Normal School at Newburg about
May LIST II Is three months yet, but
Mr.. Fortney belisvesin taking time by
the forslock. He needs no recoumen-
dation from as. and we are glad that
he will still. remain in the noble cause
OF tenchin2, as he IL one Of our mos,
successful pedagogpes His advertise
ment will appear in due time
One Of the most remarkable cures a
rheumatism on record is related by Nj.
J. N. Thompson. post master at Deck
er's Point, Pa, as follows; while ont
driving one day last winter was
caught Ina n cold rain. The next morn
ing ] was unable 20 move nv head OF
arms. owing 20 an attack OF infiamma.
tory rheumatism. Ny clerk telephoned
for physician, but suggested that j
uso Chamberlain's Pain Balm. there
being a bottle open on the counter.
he rubbed the affected parts thoroughly
with Pain Balm and built up hot fire.
II doZod of to plreu md vvhau i owyofrr