West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-27


at John II. Browns general store.
Hon. Neil J. Fortney returned from
Washington City last Friday.
For good smoke try the Country
Judge Cigar Graham Drug Store.
Rev. Lane arrived here on Saturday
aud preached morning aud evening ia
the Presby terian church sunday.
Pore Cider Vinegar at C. c. Giles.
kingwood. at 10 cents per gallon lo-l.
Hoa. j. c MeGrew and Mrs. F.
Aeermsns vent TO MorRantown Mon
day II visit Major wm. MeGrsw.
Latest Style 81 ST Waists and Ready.
Made Sunbonnets at Jonh II. Browns
Call and see him.
Ex-Sheriff Shaw was at Spencer last
week attending meeting OF the Boara
of Directors of the hospital there.
Mrs William G Conley and children
returned To their home IN Parsons af-
ter several days visit To her parents in
this place.
Six Thousand Bolts OF Wall Paper at
Flythes Furniture Emporium. Call
and make your selection for home
adornment.
James Grant the stone contractor
arrived here from Morgantown Mon
day evening to complete the work on
our stone sidewalks.
James Morgan and wife. of Browns
Mill, were here from Saturday until
Sunday visiting Mrs. Morgan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM H. Brand.
Sam Fields has purchased the John
II. Garner residence on Beverly Hill
Street for one thousand dollars and
gets possession in sixty days
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Allen have re-
turned TO their home in Ellsins. They
accompanied the remains OF their son,
Harry Allen here last Friday.
Morley Thomas and Mrs. Brennan
and little son. of the Terra Alta Hotel.
were ia town Sunday spending the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Thomas.
BenIamin F. conleyis quite ill Mt his home
here in KinRwood with his brother, @. WASH
Conley He Is suffering with cancer OF the
stomach. DIR. o. w. Showalter Is his physician
Virgil Swearingen has a good Job as
time keeper for the Crellin Lumber
Company at Crellin, Md. He left here
Monday morning to accept the position.
Harvey Elliott, of near Albrights-
vile, who has been very low with ty-
phod fever, is we are glad To say.
rapidly improving under the care of
DR.. j. A. Graham.
The Great Council of the Improved Order Of
Red Men OF this State will convene in Annual
ession In Huntington next tuesday. J.
slidell Brown, OF this place, is one OF the
Gre { Council officers and will attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams and
children were visiting Mr.. Frank Rode
HEAVIER and family over in the Crabor-
chard from Saturday till Sunday even
ing.
j. w. Johnson, C. C. virtz, NJ. G.
Steinhagan. Albert Hinebaugh and
Walker Hinebaugh were friends from
distance. who came to attend the
funeral of Harry Allen.
Ben. L. Brown droye over to Cranes
Vile Sunday and John c.. Brown came
home with him. The store oyer there
for which i. L. Rrown is receiver
will be closed for few days.
Col John sliueY. the coal field devel-
eper and rail road builder has been in
KingwOod this week, looking as big
and hearty as ever in spite of the hard
work he has been engaged in.
Read the big and handsome adyer-
tisement of L. NJ. Albright ina this is
sue. lie has one OF the finest stock Of
goods ever brought to Kingwood and
you should call and see for yourself
The Evangelical meetings closed in the Court
House last Thursday night and was transferred
20 the NJ. f.. church for a few nights. closing
there sunday night with about twenty Access
sions to the church. There were about forty
conversion in all during the meeting.
DR.. F. P. stehley, ofKeyser, has sent
the obstreporous Porto Rican boy.
whom he had intended to rear, back 20
his natIye land. The boy developed a
taste for blood and wanted TO kill
members OF the stehley family Cum
berland News,
Adonijab Hayrick, who lives over on
Sassafras Fork near Jayville, sent one
dollar to ANEW York advertiser for a
sewing machine. He ordered It ship
ped TO Kingweod and came over here
after IL the other day. lie got it all
right. 1t came through the mail and
consisted of needle and thread.
Sergeant Charles W. Wolfe, Of tho Second
Regiment, arrived in Kingwood uesday from
Harrisburg. Pa. lie has been visiting friends
and comrades IN New York and Jersey CITY and
at camp Meade since he was mustered out at
Grccnville. s. 9. Hois looking vel and has
never been sick day since enlistiDg IN the
army.
Rev. G G. Bruner Is new ct Morgan
town holdinga meeting. His daugh.
ter, Miss Maud has gone TO her home
ia Fittsburg and Prof X. a. Jennings
has gone TO bis home in Indiana, Pa.
for short visi5, but will be- back hero