West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-02-11

were two members of the County court
who were unable TO be present on ac-
count of sickness.
Mrs. Camden Messenger was taken
down with the grip last week and was
very sick for few days She is re-
ported better Cow.
Squire Flynn will probably have an
assault and battery suit on hands in his
court next Saturday. The case comes
from the East Side.
Will Smalley received quite bad
shaking up in coasting accident last
week. He suffered for several days
from the bruises received.
John Greaser will deliver good coal
at Ave cents per busbel and pay for the
\ weighing besides. Give him your or
der and IL will be filed promptly.
Charlie Walls, of Rockville, who lived
here for year or more, is very i'll at
his mothers home near Rockville. He
is a brother of County Clerk Walls.
Charley Manear orr newsboy. was in
a coasting accident on the hill last
week and received several ugly wounds
and scratches on the face and head.
w. Scott Garner gave us one of his
friendly and pleasant visits on Friday.
He was on his way to Grant district
where ne will visit for week or SO.
Miss virgie Spahr was brought home
from her school on Friday quite sick.
She was taken with the grip and had To
abandon her school until she is better.
Rev. j. Il. HaclSett will hold services
every night next week In the Presby-
terrain Church here and will be assists d
10y Rev. j. II. Elannagan OF Grafton.
For grip, colds and pneumonia, try
Hum phreys Specific, put mp in the
form of small pellets in small Walls
Easy to take and handy to carry with
you. At Graham's Drug Store.
Col. Nat Ward Fitzgerald has reached
Utah safely and is now in the midst OF
a thriving law business at Salt Lake
City, where he has opened out an office.
Robert Il. Brown who Is working on
the Camp of his brother, G. NJ. Brown,
of West Grafton, along the line of the
Il. & o., was here over Sunday visiting
his family.
W. w. Graham is now back ia his Old
place in the mill of the Kingwood Mill
ing Company. He likes milling better
than most anything else, and is we'll
adanted tn the husinasa
Our correspondents must remember
to mail their letters on Monday so that
we can get them Tuesday, in order to
insure publication the current week
as locals are not good when left ever.
II you desire luxurious growth of
healthy hair of a natural color, natures
browning ornament of both sexes, use
only Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.
The Shrout boy, who was so badly
hurt at Reppert's mill last week. was
taken to Mrs. Teet's. where he will be
cared for. DIR. Pratt administered to
the needs Of the boy and dressed his
wounds
D. Gherman Gutherie, formerly of
this place, but now living ia Parkers-
burg, has position in the office OF the
NJ f. Times Of that place. This paper
is the official organ of the VI. e. church
in this State.
Girls, don't ysu want to write TO n
bachelor of so? am bald-headed
brunette, 5 feet 81 inches tall, and
weigh 100 pounds. VIII answer all
letters. Address, Lock Box 26s, King
wood, W. Va.
Jehu Bowers, of Brushy Run, Pendle-
ton county, was in town during the
past week Spahring around one OF our
handsomest girls. lie is now taking
the law course at the University at
Morgantown.
The most valuable property in the
county now offered for sale. is that at
Rockville, as advertised in another col
umu by j. II. Walls. Anyone desiring
70 invest in bargain in this line should
call on or write to Mr.. Walls
WIN. NJ. o. Dawson has resigned as
trustee for Brown Lodge. K of p. of
this place and James A. Lenhart was
elected in his place. The Board Of
Trustees 10 now composed of ID. NJ.
Wotring, Geo A.Walls and }. A Lenhart.
Mr.. j. n. S. Barlow was a caller 10
town on Friday. Mr.. Barlow is locat-
cd at Grafton now. having an Office in
the NcGraw building. lie is prsctic-
ing law and is always pleased TO meet
his friends when they come TO Grafton.
Mr. L. II Hamilton who has charge
Of the business of the Storer Bros in
their new enterprise at Rowles burg,
was here on legal business this week.
lie says the company will expend 800, .
600 on the now railroad in a short slime.
From posters printed at this Office,
we learn that the personal effects Of
Harmon Greaser will be sold at public
auction at TOWNSVILLE on the 18th. by
John J. Cooke g. Sons. The property
consists OF horses, COWS, farming i'm
plements, furniture, etc.
The suit OF George McGee against
Jno. w. Polling, before Squire FLYNN