West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-12-14

Uncle Jimmy" Carroll. Of the Herring see
tion. was in town this week ard dropped in 10
sec Us, looking well Tor man Of his years
IL is wonderful how the attendance
at Sunday-school increases these DAYS.
1t is no trouble at all 10 get the chill
dren TO 20 now.
Christmas comes but once year
And is now we'll on the way
And will surely be here,
In one week from next Monday.
Secretary Of State Dawson and wife
arrived in kingwood from Charleston,
Monday morning. the former 20 attend
court and the latter to visit her mother
Sing, Sing paper, edited 10y the
convicts, remarks that "A woman will
climb on piano at sight OF a mouse
and climb down and marry a man with
snakes in ms boots"
J NJ. Templeton returned las, week
from trip TO Cumberland, and
brought his family, wife and three
children 20 KInPwood They arc stop
/ ping at the Hotel Gordon
We have received small consignment OF
arcy Assorted cut Glass and China Ware.
which we propose 20 sell TO our customers and
other friends almost mot quite at cost. call
and look at the little display.
SHATFER RESTAURANT.
Hon. Juiiu, Schorr. OF Eglon: Squire
W. A. Mc6ibbons, of Bruceton; c. C.
Erankhouser, of Braudonyille: Jos
w. Davis, OF Etam, and Chris Ridenour
Of Fellowsviile. are prominent citizens
! who have been here this week.
! Harvey Hartman, who went 20 Cedar
| Rapids, Iowa, last spring to try the
great west, was satisfied with one
summers trial and arrived home near
here last week and will again settle
down in the Buckwheat Banner county.
Among our paving callers on Monday
were William \. MeGinnis and James
w. Freeland. Of Terra Alta; Harrison
Gale, OF Valley Point; Samuel Arnold,
Horse Shoe Run;J Lloyd Squires, Of
Manown, and James H. Mattiugly, Of
Orr.
a splendid Lot OF China Ware, Fine
| Assortment of Dolls, Beautiful Pictures.
| Handsome Chairs and other Valuable
and Useful Articles Suitable for Holt
day Presents now on sale at Flythe's
Furniture Emporium, Mair Street,
| Kingwood.
b. j. Hudkins from West Union, was
here NJ ondav and Tuesday at the Elk
change Hotel engaged in the line of
1 l, &c
poets TO come to Kingwood regularly
hereafter ana is well recommended by
his home people,
The Baker Photo Company is doing
"A good business over at Terra Alta and
is rushed with work Hence the de-
lay in completing the orders taken
here, but Mr.. Baker writes us that it
will all be done this week and sent to
Jenkins Jewelry Store here for
delivery.
At his home near Crane sville, w
Va, on Thanksgiving day of typhoid
fever, William Timothy Mattingly.
Deceased was brother of Ambrose
Mattingly. of near Oakland His re
mains wore buried in the Catholic Gem
etery at Iloyes, this county on last
Saturday. Oakland Journal.
Patents were granted inventive West
| VirgInlans last week a. follows: G.
c. Grouse Of West Union. patent
regulator and automatic shut-off.
j. y. Hatcher, of Huntington, side.
bearing for railway cars and to j. y.
Shafer, of Terra Alta, this county. "a
patent ON a car and pipe coupling.
On our first page will be found "a
column OF school reports that were
sent in for last week, but crowded out
by local letters. We hope some teach
or or school officer or correspondent
will send i'm a report from each of tine
other districts similar to the one from
Pleasant district in the school report
column
a Law SUIT is threatened in Brown
county, Kansas, because the ears Of
corn IN one farmers field have urown
go large that they have pushed the
line fence over forty feet into his
neighbours farm
We don't youch for the above story.
but give IT as sample Of Republican
prosperity
From the report Of voluntary Obser-
vers record TO the Weather Bureau on
November in KInQwood we note that
The highest temperature here was O.
on the 18th and the lowest is ON the
21th. the average temperature being