West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-02-25

Mr. PIN Jackson. brother OF Joseph
Jackson, is said 10 be in very feeble
health this winter. We regret to an
nounce this.
Experience proves the merit of Hood S
/ Sarsa parilla- 1t cures all forms Of
blood diseases, tones the stomach,
builds mp the nerves.
The florist at the Weston Asylum
was adjudged insane and locked up in
ward. Liquor caused his insanity so
the papers say.
Ne understand that Henry Murdoch
has rented the house of VI. H. Murdoch
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Murdoch will
board with Henry.
II Mr. l.. p. White should locate per
mancntly in the West Orlando Crane
would likely succeed hlm as Cashier OF
the Terra Alta Bank.
The Judge of the circuit court in
Gilmer county is named Blizzard. 1t
is not stated how the court houses on
his circuit are heated.
Plenty Of chloride of lime used about
the back yards will drive away danger
Gus disease germs. such as membraneous
Group and diphtheria.
John oreaser will deliver good coal
at Eve cents per bushel and pay for the
weighing besides. Give him your or
der and it will be filed promptly.
Jonn Elliott, the we'll known hand
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ST. Joe, was in town Monday looking
after business matters.
The interesting account of the Bap-
fist church war, published exclusively
in THE ARGUS, proved very interesting
reading to Prestonians.
Mr.. Wesley Mcclure, of Mt Morris
Pa, was visiting in town several days
this week Mr.. Mcclure has made a
great many friends in Kingwood.
There has been war in the Nation.
1t is reported that the Gidley's and
Fizer's locked horns Monday night
More talk than anything else, perhaps
Ken Brooks has secured the agency
for the Cincinnati Times Star, Chicago
World and Pittsburg News, and will
be glad for the patronage of any one.
Halls Hair Remover is pronounced
the best preparation made for thicken-
ing the grow tn of the hair and restor-
ing that which is gray to its original
color.
Barber Smith attended the Nation
l.
and heard VIM. J. Bryan's famous
speech. He was right close to the
speaker.
Walter Burke. the St Joe merchant
was in town Monday. Mr.. Burke has
lately opened out general line of mar
chandise at the above meA toned thriv-
ing village.
j. VIII Fawcett is whooping up
things in the clothing business and he
will make the merchants hump them
selves this season. He Is doing lots of
advertising.
Mr.. Geo. A. Walls returned Monday
evening from brief visit at his old
home near Rockville His mother is
very sick and Charlie. his brother, is
not well yet.
The League held their usual weekly
social at Mr.. j. Ami Martins Monday
evening. Considering the bad evening
the attendance was good and all had
a splendid time.
For grip, colds and pneumonia, try
Humphreys Specific, put mp in the
form of small pellets in small vials.
Easy to take and handy to carry with
you. At Graham's Drug Store.
Lersy Bucklew is away on visit
He will be gone some little time.
First he will visit at CSrinth, then at
various points along the West Va.
Central railroad.
The services of the American Bible
Society in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening were well attended
considering the inclement weather.
A nice collection was received
The Congressman from this district
is giving away garden seeds to any
one who asks for them. Drop Mr..
Dayton a card and secure garden seeds
free. Uncle Sam pays the bill.
Hon. J. p. Jones was IN town Satur-
day. While here the jury for the
next term of court was drawn. Mr..
Jones and Mr.. Jos Jackson, arc the
Commissioners who have thatin charge.
Mr.. J. NJ Crane does not like IL In
Washington as he does here. He
misses his horFes, and convenience
which his elegant home afforded. II
is reported that they will return next
month.
Mr. J. Ami Martin returned from
Philadelphia on Friday and cane back
feeling very sanguine as 20 the pro
spects for the extension OF the West
Va. Northern. His trip was quite
successful
Our Town Council ought 20 inspect
the sanitary condition OF various back
yards in the town and see that no gar
bage or decaying refuse is allowed 70
accumulate and increase the danger Of
diphtheria.