West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-11-17
THE VEST VA ARGUS.
Kingrood, November IL. 1898.
DIR Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

DIR Alex Leeds. Dentist Grafton.
Mr.: and Mrs. r. C Todd are in
Philadelphia this week.
Frank Ellis the hustllng business
man from Grafton. was here yesterday.
Try the great Council Cigar. latest
and hest thing out rah Drug
Store.
Miss Alice Cotton. OF West Grafton.
was visiting Nellie Albright from We'd
pesday ,ili Thursday OF last week.
Gus. J. Shaffcr has been confined to
his room the past week with n severe
attack OF the muscular rheumatism.
Col c. L Vickery left last FRIDAY
for Washington City TO 'resr NE his
duties in the Treasury Department..
NcElrecs Wine Of Cardu. is truly wo.
mans friend. 1t promotes health and
beauty. For sale at Graham Drug
store.
All brides are beautiful and accom-
plished. but one of the latest and most
popular brides is noted simply for her
General Merritt
MeNsrs Boone and Messenger are at
work on the foundation FOR the boiler
and engine and dynamo for the Elec-
trict Light Plant.
A man never more sincerely
ulates himself than when he realizes
that lac has narrowly escaped making
an ass OF himself.
l.. J. McMilIsn and family, who re-
side at Pruntytows, are now here on a
visit. Mr.. McMlllen il the farmer ut
the Reform School.
Joseph A. Sparks, West Virginia. has
been promoted from a 1900 TO a $1,000
clerkship in the Office of the auditor OF
the war department
Col r. w. Monroe is in Wheeling
this week attending the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows as a representative of
the Kingwood Lodge.
A social by the Epworth League will
be held at the home OF Miss May Spahr
next Friday evening, Nov. 18th. All
over fourteen years old are invited.
Blaine c. Dent, ENSIGN United States
navy. has been detailed as military in
structor at Linsley Institute. Wheel
ing. He served through the late war.
J. NJ. G.. fairfax, of Reedsville. left
Tuesday for Wheeling TO attend the
STATE Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
He was accompanied by his son Ralph.
Emory Albright left last week for
Philadelphia to visit n. p. West. From
there he will come To Washington. ID
c.. and visit his uncle, VIM. IL. Bow.
man.
A. ". Albright arrived home from
the Klondike this week, looking well
and fat. SO far as we can learn he
failed to bring back any fortune with
him
"Jeems" +. Hayes. Of this place, is
taking orders for Hooker, Groues e Co..
nurserymen. of Rochester, N. Y. Jim
will sell you anything you want from
a core-less apple To a h0p-vinc.
Hon !. II. Gaines. United states
District Attorney. will be married this
month to Miss Margery Gentry, of
Charleston, a neice Of the la.e Senator
Xenua.
Is life worth living? That depends
on the Liver. Use Thedfords Black
Drsught for the liver and make life
worth living. For sale by the Graham
Drug Store.
Miss Maud Brown entertained a
number of her friends at her home on
the hill, last Friday evening. Music,
games and refreshments was the order
OF the exercises.
Use DIR. Bull's Cough Syrup for stub
born colds. This wonderful remedy
positively cures all lung affections in
a remarkably short time. Try it and
be convinced. Price % cts.
Charles w. Dering is ia Wheeling
this week attending the Annual SEES
sion OF the Grand Lodge of Masons, as
he'RspreseatatIve of Preston Lodge
of King wood. He returned today.
Judge John S. Robinson. elcted TO
Congsess from the Third Nebraska
district on n fusion ticket, was for
merly a Wheeling man. You can't
keep a Wheeling man down anywhere.
Elias w. Whstsell, of the East Side,
was here yesterday TO get some sale
BILLS printed announcing a public sale
at his home on Thursday. Dee. list, '9s,
of a lot of live stock and personal
property.
Don't forget the splendid entertain
msnt under tho direction Of Mrs. Car
roll Frost and Mrs. j VI. Crane and
Miss Kettle stanhops to be given next
Wednesday night for the benefit OF
the baptist church.
Randolph and harbour counties have
had a pumpkin producing contest
Randolph was victorious. the larges,
specimen grown weighing 40 SIS
pounds, while the Barbour prodpe,
tipped the beam at 20.
John G. Brown, Of Fairfax Manor.
Is of on a trip to Parsons and other