West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-13
kingwood. October 10. 1895.


DIR. s. NJ. Scott, OF Terra Alta. was
in town on Monday.
Ray g. Shaw, Of Terra Alta, was here
Saturday on business
Miss Belle Spahr went to Indepen-
dence Tuesday to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Try the great Council Cigar. latest
and best thing out Grahan Drug
Store.
Miss Ella Reerbower, Of Alb-ights.
vile, was in town Saturday doing some
shopping.
Miss Flossic Malsden has been visit
ing friends at Fairfax Manor. during
the past week.
Rev. Charles f. Shaw and family left
Monday morning for their new home
in Charles Town.
SCOTS Ersulsios. Household Syrin~e,
and All Of DIR. Piercvs Eemedies al the
Graham Drug Store.
and preached in the Baptist church
morning and evening.
Mrs. Mamie Martin aud son, Earl.
left Tuesday for Pittsburg to visit the
mother of the former.
Clark j. Bayles and Mrs. Rebecca
Hall. OF near Reedsville, were here
Tuesday visiting friends.
Mrs Helen Lydia and two children,
Of Burton, Wetzel county. is here visit
ing friends and relatives
j. Guseman left last Saturday for
Pittsburg to visit friends and take in
the Knights 1emplar Conclave.
Mrs. David Graham from near Her
ring, was here during the past week,
visiting her son, DIR. j. A Graham.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, of Terra Alta,
was visiting friends and relatives in
Kingwood during the past week
Mrs. Mary Byrne aud daughter, Julia.
returned last week from their summer
residence over at Mt. Lake Park.
Presiding Elder Cotton was here over
Saturday aud Sunday and preached
some good m in the NJ. T.. church.
Mrs. Nathan Wilson. of the Whetsell
Settlement is very i'll with lung trou BILE
and her recovery considered doubtful.
McElrees Wine Of Cardu. is truly wo-
mans friend. 1t promotes health and
beauty. For sale at Grahan Drug
Store.
Clyde Conley left last Saturday for
Newburg, where he has a job working
on the ballast train for the b. & @.
Railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Fayette Rslphsny-
der, of Georgetowp. M~onongalia
county, were here visiting friends and
relatives tins week.
Mrs. George g. Giles and son. George
Jr., have been over in Pennsylvania
the past two or three weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Rev. NJ. ID. Nutter, the new pastor of
the N. e. church here, will arrive with
his family this week and preach next
Sunday at the usual hours.
Is life worth living? That depends
On IHS LlNcFs Use InedfOrdS Black
Draught for thu liver and make life
worth living. For tals by the Graham
Drug Store.
Thomas J. Shaw, of F~ellowsville.
has been granted a pension of sI2 per
month, and Andrew j.. Shrou', of
Kingwood, has been increased from
IS to $40 per month:
Try some Of Humphreys Specific for
sale at the Graham Drug Store, and a
splendid medicine for family use. Put
up in small walls in r~sllets. easv TO use
and full directions on the bottle.
Mrs. Lair Reed and Mr.. Morgan Kel-
Ter from Barbour county. nave been
here the past week at the bedside of
Mrs. Ca l.. Reed, the daughter-in-law
and daughter OF the above named.
Do you know that DIR. Humphrey
puts up medicine for all kind of com
plants? each vial labeled for the
disease the contents are good for. Ask
about it at the Graham Drug Store.
Rev. B. J. Taylor will move into the
parsonage vacated by Mr. Glen, as the
new pastor Of the u. Il. church,
Kerns Randolph cOuntyCorJ in Elkins
News.
Grand Millinery Opening at +. NJ.
Albrights, Saturday, October sth. A
Fine Line of Pattern Hats just from
the Eastern cities. Don't fail TO come
and see them.
Mrs. DIR. J. II. Manoyvn and Mrs. Jno
II. Brown and little son. John. who
have been visiting friends and relatives
at PhiliPpi and Beverly for some time.
came home yesterday.
Captain Of Police, Phillip J. Barber
OF Baltimore, Md. says salvation
Oil has been used i'm our station lie
past winter for rheumatism. nsuralgia.
pain Ia the back. etc and / have vet to
meet with its equal IL is the best"
Mrs. Rosauna Posten, Of Masontown,
Preston county, who has been with
her son Walter during his recent i'll
ness, returned home Tuesday. Walter
accompanied her and will spend a few
days at Masontown and Kingwood,
recuperating. -Elkins News.