West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15

ID. Harry Savage has been appointed
Deputy Assessor for Kiugwood distric
and l.. w. Cobun for Valley, aud IN,
appointments were confirmed by Tn,
county court.
A young man named linn, a son OF
Mike linn, of Valley district has open
ed mp blacksmith shop in the old
Murdeck stand at the junction of Tuz
Melton with Main Street.
If you want reliable dye that vii
color an even brown or black. and will
please and satisfy you every time, use
Buckingham Dye for the Nhiskers
Clarence White, son OF Cashier l..
! u. White. of the Terra Alta Bank. has
] gone into business on his own account
and opened out a news stand and cou-
dictionary store on Main Street Terra
! Alta
Nessrs. ] Ami Martin and James w.
Parks, the General Manager, and Vice
! President OF the West Virginia Nor
! thern Il. r.. were in New York City
last week on important business con-
nected with the rail road.
John Greaser will deliver good coal
| at five cents per bushel and pay for
the weighing besides. Give him your
order and it will be filed promptly
j. Slidell Brown spent several days
at Weston the past week, consulting
with the local Committee and IN liking
| arrangements for the coming session
Of the State Editorial Associa ton which
convenes there next moath.
At the late session Of county court,
it was ordered that il d. X. Jackson,
ex-Sherifr of the county, does not at
once pay over the amount due from him
To the county. the Prosecuting Attor-
ney shall proceed against Jackson and
| his bondsmen.
James Rodeheaver, who resided near
Lenox, died Monday night, April eth,
of the grip. lie was over sixty years
OF age and leaves widow and two
children grown. The funeral took
place yesterday and the burial in the
| graveyard in the Chichester Settlement
w. Reed Crane. OF Terra Alta. was at
| Weston last week attending the meet
ing OF the Board of Directors of the
for the position of Druggist at that
institution. The board decided To
make no changes till the new board
takes charge June lst.
There will be no lack OF good terms
! of school in the county this summer
and among the best will be the one Ia
be opened out over at Terra Alta the
last of next mouth. 10y Messrs. Whet-
sell and Burke, the County Sup't. and
n mem Der of the Board Of Examiners.
! Their announcement appears in this
! issue.
The Coundrum Supper and Festival,
given last night in the Sunday-School
Rooa Of the NJ. L. Church by the
Ladies' Aid Society, was one of the
IN ost pleasant affairs ever given in the
town. The Attendance was very good
considering the unfavorable weather
and the proceeds over $50.
Died, at her home near the old Iaug-
| er Mill, on Saturday, April 10th. Mrs.
! VIuger, widow OF the late William
| Hanger. Her death was caused 10y
! grip and pneumonia. The funeral took
! place Monday and the burial in the
/ PLrnell cemetery. The deceased was
over forty years OF age and leaves sew.
eral childrea.
| In q letter to the manufacturers
| hessrs. Davis & Duzarl. OF West Mon.
! tcrey, Pa, SAYS: "Chamb.riain's Cough
| Remedy IN, cared people that our
! PHYSICIANS could do nothing for. We
| persuaded them To try "A bottle of il n nd
| they now recommend il. as do the rest
| OF us For sale at 25 and 80 cents per
bottle by J. A. Lenhart. Kingwood, and
j. j. Cooke IL Sons, townsville.
Ar. G. Il. Kefauver. formerly OF Bal.
timore, but lately OF Grafton, has cha ~ge
Of the Insurance Department in the
Auditors Office at Charleston, the posi-.
ton lately held by Hon G. J.. Thomp-
son, Of Huntington. Mr.. Kefauver
took add active part in the late cam
paign and served on the Repu bl can
Congressional Committee at Grafton.
Harry Potter was pottoring around
over on SAT- Lick during the past week
hunting up old curiosities for hi,
Museum of Antiquity in connection
with his Jewelry store. lie brought
home the JAZZ. bone OF an ass which ia
alleges was the one that Noah had in
the Ark, as it IS branded II. ~" which
stands for /, Noah, so Potter claims
Our business has not paid MS since We
have been in Kingwood 40 sc have de
cided TO stay just few day s longer and
while here vii make standing cabinet
PbOtogrip for St.OO per dozen Othei
styles low In proportion. II you want
fine phOtoRra at very low price
don't miss this opportunity
LoAE g. co.
IN this issue will be found the large
and handsome advertisement Of the en-
terprising frm Of Shafer. Brown & Co
Don't fail to read it over carefully and
then call a. their handsome store ueai
the big mill and see for yourself whar
Il splendid stock Of goods they have for
the inspection Of the general public. A
big line Of new goods just from the
eastern cities has lately been received