West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-09-29


uisease the contents are good for. Ask
. AZ at the Graham Drug Store.
Ellis Field mas purchased the prop
erty lately occupied by Grove Jackson
in West Kingwood for $500 and moved
into 1t yesterday. Air.. Jackson will
build on his lot here in town.
Jim Younger, of this place. and Miss
Laura Edmunds, of Tunnelton, we've
over at Morgantown last week attend-
INK the exercises in honor of Abe LIN
coins Free Wool Procia nation.
James Gibson, the venerable Demo-
cratic p.oneer from usae Tuanelton,
has o.en mere visiting ms ~friends and
relatives the past week or two. Tie is
now ia mis- Sjtn year, out is s,iu pretty
spry.
There viii be a festival out at the
snyder Chapel next "Wednesday night.
Oct. 9Th. Proceeds for the benefit OF
the church. Every body invited to
come anu nave a good time aud help "A
goOd cause.
Mr. and Mrs l. NJ. Albright left last
Saturday for a weeks trip la the East
in Philadelphia and Baltimore. where
MIR. Albright will purchase his fall
and winter goods. They are expected
home Saturday.
WANTED Agents to sell safes on
commission. Those engaged in the
sale of agricultural implements pre-
ferred. Exclusive territory to good
parties. Call or address Barnes Safe
~ Lock Co, Pittsburg, Pa. ct.
JARRETT TIVE DENTIST will b. At the
following places for professional work
Terra Alta, September 30, for ) days;
howlesourg, October ),
Iunnelton, q,
Newburg, 10. as "
Hon Charles Il. Brown the Postmas-
ter, of Cincinnati, was here during the
past week visiting his many friends
and relatives. who are always glad to
welcome him back to his old home. he
left here for Morgantown to visit
friends.
j. X. Monroe has been engaged now
for three weeks surveying the line of
the new lumber railroad from Crelleu
up through Union district to Brook.
side aud making profles and charts OF
the routes, grades, cuts, etc, for the
building Of the road.
This Office printed some handsome
wedding cards during the past week
for some prominent young folks who
are we'll known TO our people. The
event does not take place till Oct 10th.
Now guess who the parties are. Will
tell all about 1t later on.
The Acme Book Store, Norgantown.
w. Va, has arranged to furnish stu
dents of the University with Text
Books, econd-hand and shelf-worn, at
about one-half what they would pay
for the new books. They also deal IN
all kinds of suppl ss for students.
One OF the leading book houses in the
State 10 The Acme Book Store. of Nor
gantown, w. Va. They uuy and sell
secondhand University Text Books,
and in this way save students many
dollars in the course OF IA year. Ii You
go to the University this year give the
Acme people a call.
Clark Gidley aud family and John
Gidley and family and Matt Cobun and
family were all over at Morgantown
last week attending the Emancipation
Proclamation celebration. The team
gave out on the return trip and they
walked in the last four miles of the ex-
cursion in the mud and rain.
III any students go from this county
to the West Virginia University this
year they may be glad To know that
The Acme Book Store, of M~orRantown.
w. Va, is prepared TO furnish them
with University TextBooks, second
hand and shelf-woru. You eau save a
great deal by buying ali your school
supplies Of them.
Grant Graham has sold out his inter
est ia the Graham Drug Store TO has
partner DIR. James A. Graham who will
have entire charge hereafter and has
employed j. Ami Everley TO clerk for
him Grant has not decided yet what
he will do. but will probably remain
in Kingwood for several months yet.
The State convention of tho w. C..
t. u. convened In Dickinson Memorial
church, at Charleston yesterday
and will continue in session
through Friday. Mra N. r. G. Nor
row, the State President will be pre-
sent and Mrs. Jerome II. Raymond.
wife of the President of the w. Va.
University is on the program for two
addresses.
From the Weekly Bulletin sent out
by the State Agricultural De-
p~Srtment, we extract the following
report on this county Preston-Fine
showers during the latter part Of week;
corn cutting nearly completed and
the crop was never better; wheat being
so"p under favorable condition; buck
wheat being threshed aud the yielilis
excellent; potatoes a fair crop; pastures
are re7iving with good graziaE for
stock.
The following patents were granted
TO inventive West Virginians last week /.
W. b. Brooks. Of Fairmont, a patent