West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-05-27
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Kingwood, May %, 1897.

Miss Mary Clapp was visiting friends
ia Newturg over Sunday.
Yard wide Percales at Herring's, for
20 cents.
Daniel Mosser. OF Clifton Mills, was
here on business Monday.
Get Pai.s's Celery Compound a. Ora
hams Drag store.
John Sliney No. l." OF Newburg,
has been in the East this week.
Good muslin, Bleached and Brown, al
Herrings, for cents
Mrs. Mary T. Haskell. of Tunneltoh
has been grantsd widows pension.
Ka-Taa-Ka, the great Indian Blood
Yzri6er at Graham's Drug
Rev. Alex wsds, of Norgantown, was
here over sunday and preached in the
M. Z. church.
Take Rataon's PeFsin Chill Tonic
For sale at The Graham Drug Store.
Miss Leila Rapp, who spent some
time visiting here, returned Monday TO
her home in Clarksburg.
0dScaretS Stlmnldtc liver, X uueFS
and bowels. Never sicken or grippe. TO-
Milton Fortaey, who is working on
the Il. & O. railroad, came hone Sat
urday to visit his family over Sunday
Just try lOc bex of Cascarets, the
finest liver aud bowel regulator ever
made.
Miss Persis Hcermans left Monday
for Buckhannon 20 visit friends aRd at
tend Commencement at the Seniaa AIRY.
When bilious or costive, eat Cas-
caret, Candy Cathartic, euro guarAn-
teed, loo, 25c.
Miss Maud Watson, of near Mason
town, returned homo Saturday after
spending teveral days visiting friends
here.
The prettiest line OF Dress Goods,
silks. Percales, Dinities Orgahdis in
town, at Herring's.
Messrs John A. Wolfe, and j. H.
Walls OF Rockville were here on bust
ness Monday and dropped into see The
ARGUS
This is the time Of year to take some
y
get it at KiRgwOOd's up-to-date Drug
Store.
Rev. S. p. Crummett and family left
last week for short vacation among
friends in Harrison and Doddridge
counties
For SALE-Good Kitchen Stove and
Zinc Top Kitchen Fable.
Mrs. W. Il. pARKHURST
Kingwooc, w. Va
To fish on Sunday is a very bad habit,
but $. w. Metzler, of Indepen dence,
regards that day as the best to fish for
(Minnies.)
For Cigars, Fine Soaps, Perfumery,
Toilet Articles, Stationery, Pure Drugs
and Patent Medicines, go TO the Ora
ham Drug Store.
DIR. j. A. Graham and George A.
Walls rode their bicycles and went
down last Saturday to bee Charley
Walls, near Pisgah, and returned SIN
day evening ia the rain.
Nearly all women have good hair.
though maay are gray, and few are
bald Halls Hair Remover restores
the natural color, and thickens the
growth OF the HAIR.
Clinton K. Thomas and W. K. Cor
bin, the tailor and farmer at the Re-
form School at Pruntytovn, drove over
to Kingwood last Saturday and re-
mIiHed till tuesday.
Under this stone, this mound Of clay,
Lies Uncle Peter Daniels,
Who, early in the month of May,
Took off his winter fiannels.
Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Neil ]. FortRey and sister, Miss
Tina Goodwin, returned last Saturday
evening from n delightful visit at Yves
ton, attending the festivities of the
Editorial Association.
II. s. Whetsell, who has been teach
ing over at Aurora, closed his term
last Friday and is home here this week
for n short vacation before beginning
his Summer Normal at Terra Alta next
Monday.
John S MurdoclS left last week for
Ironton, Ohio, TO visit friends and rel
atives for some time. The venerable
gentleman was unwell when he started
but writes back that the trip did him
lots Of good.
Hon. William @. Brown returned last
Friday from his big trip through the
Great Northwest He was gone about
a month and Travelled several thousand
miles lie looks well and enjoyed the
trip very much.
Three new bridges are to be erected
this summer on the main line OF the u.
& o., between Relay and Washington
Junction. The present structures we're
built at n time when the motive power
was much lighter than II is now.
The now engine for the Cheat River
Railroad arrived this week at ROwles-
burg and is a beauty. The toot Of the
iron horse will ROW be heard in the
rugged "Narrows' Of the winding
River Cheat" Let 'er go, Gallagher. d"
At Frederick, Md on the y g.. o.,
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