West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-22

in the morning. All invited to attend
Grant Graham has been over in Mon
ougalia county hunting dear the past
week. We do not think he went to
the old country. but still it is said ne
has been visiting Holland on his trip.
The Il. & o. s. w. will begin laying
5000 tons of IS pound steel rail next
month. About half is To be placed in
the Mississippi division tracks aud the
rest between Parkersburg and Chilli
cothe
Rev l.. f. Peters, Of Parkersburg.
held Sunday-SchOol Institute at
Gladesville last week. 1t was very
interesting asd well attended. Geo
A. Herring of this pace was in attend
ance
This otice has had such rush of
legal Advertising this week that il de-
lay ed us a little in getting out and
crowded out our Mexican article the
big lawsuit and some other interest
ing matter
Hon. w. H. Glover. of Terra Alta, is
now in Charleston as a member OF tho
Committee to revise our State Cozstitu.
ton. The Committee is holding forth
in the Capital City and expect to be
able 10 make n report before long.
We will leave Kingwood on the first
eff May and il YOU haven't had a sitting
for photographs YOU had better do SO
at once for this Will be your last OPP
| portunity. LoAR & Co.
| In n Ia,ear raca;yad from, D., I,h, Il,
! Hackett, who mas been at Bridgeville,
Pa, since leaving Kingwosd he saws
he viii probably locate at Monaco, a
town on the Ohio river about 26 miles
from Pittsburg, and situated almost
opposite Beaver, the county seat OF
Beaver ccuhty, Pennsylvania.
Hon. William G. Brown, of KiRg-
wood, and Lewis p White. Esq, Of
Terra Alta, left last Saturday for a
months trip through the Great North
West They will go via the B. &. o.
railroad to Chicago and from there
over the North Western to St Paul
and from there 10 Seattle, Washington
over the Northern Pacific Railroad.
| The through coaches OF the B. & o
| ;. w which are used between the west
and b. IL o. points are to be painted
Royal Blue. the new standard color of
the Il. 81 O. The rest of the passenger
equipment will be the standard Pull
man color.
j. Morgan Orr was home here Satur-
day and Sunday from the University
looking quite swell as this is his senior
year and he graduates in June. He
left Monday for Washington City to
attend a national convention of College
Secretly societies, being representa-
tive of the Phi Kappa Psi Society of
the University.
Mrs Annie S. Hartman, the widow
of LuciaR Hartman. has been granted
a pension of IS per month for herself
and 81 per moRth each, for two chill
dren under sixteen years of age, maxi
ing sc per moRth she will receive
hereafter. The application was made
Jan. 2sth, last and the pension secured
very promptly: Capt j. M. Goodwin,
secured it for the widow.
In letter 10 the manufacturers
Messrs. Davis e. Duzard. OF West Mon
/ W
| Remedy has cured people that our
| physicians could do nothing for We
| persuaded them to try a bottle Of il and
! they now recommend il, as DO tine rest
OF us" For sale at % and 80 cents per
| bottle by j. A. Lsnhart. Kingwood, and
j. j. Cooke 81 Sons, Howesville.
Benoni Jor an left last Friday for
Weston TO visit his son Alonzo who has
/ IL
ment the past year Mr.. Jordan re-
turned Monday accompanied bv his
son, who seems much better and is so
big and stout looking that his old
friends hardly knew him. lie has not
been discharged vet, bat is out on pro-
baton, as his father thought he would
do better at home now.
Emory Albright has a very handsome
and attractive object displayed in the
window of his fathers store, on Price
Street. II is a magnificent specimen OF
the Blue Heron, splendidly mounted
and looking natural as life The bird
was killed recently near town by Ed
Stone and Emory secured it and sent
IL 20 taxdermist ia New York City
who did good job on it, as can be
seen by anyone who will call at the
stere and inspect the work.
The example Of w. w Brewer, Esq,
! justice OF the peace and prominent CIT.
izen OF at. Jewett. Pa. is worthy Of
emulation. lie SAYS Il never leave
home without bottle OF Cham ber-
laiR's Collie Cholera and DiarrhoB Rem
| edy and always recommend IT 70 my
friends. IL is the best / ever used and
never fails 20 give immediate relief"
For sale by J. A. Lenhart, KinCwood,
and j. j. Cooke g. Sons. Howesville.
The lecture Tuesday night in the NJ
+. Church, under the auspices Of the
Epworth League, was well attended
and very interesting. The lecturer,
DR.. George G. wilding, OF Jersey City,
has travelled considerably and talks
well. lie spoke fer an hour and half
and held his audience closely 20 the
end. His subject was An Excursion
to the Top Of Mount Hood" and he
made it very entertaining. The Church
was comfortable full and all were we'll
| pleased.
Miss Pcrsis ". Heermaus. who is n
| great ad rnirar 81 art and ortiata and