West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-20
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Grafton has l.4ss children OF
age.
sist~rvnle had a $4,000 bro ruosiay
OF last NeeS.
orval Beereower. Of AlOrigh,sviue.
was here last SATURDAY..
Cay Elliott. Of Terra Alta, was in
town FRIDAY on business
Geo. Spshr. Of T%unneltou, was here
last week whiting bis parents
Frani Peii and sister. Ada. OF Pless-
aut Dale, were in town Saturday.
For a good smoke try the couutry
Judge Cigar Graham Drug store.
Albert Woods, OF Morgantowu. a
book agent, was in town his week.
Now is the time to buy your Timothy
and Clover seed 1T l. M. Albrights.
job Armal. Of ~Greenslurg. Pa. is
visiting at Mr.. Adam A%lbrishts this
week
Try the Coin Bond Cigar. the la,est
anu best thinS out. Graham Drug
Store
p. A. ConiG, of Baltimore. was IN
town this week on business with some
of our people.
SCOTS Emulsion, Household Syringes
and all OF DIR. Pierces Remedies at the
Graham Drug Store.
Walter Stone, our accommodating
Merchant Taylor, will add a soda foun-
tain to his confectionery soon.
Roy shaGer vent to Pruntytown
last week to try and get a position ia
the electric light plant there
Miss Nellie Brown returned to her
home at Fairfax Manor after u three
weeks visit with friends in town.
McEIrecs Wine Of Cardui is truly wo-
mans friend. 1t promotes health and
beauty. For sale at Graham Drug
Store.
Mrs R w. Monroe has her yard
leyeled down and rolled and soon as it
gets green it will be one OF the prettiest
yards in town.
William G.. Brown. OF Eiugwood.
passed through town Friday. return
ing from a business trip up the valley.
Inter Mountain.
The leading Business Training
school in tho State. Cen trail Conner.
cial College and School Of Shorthand
C~larksburg, w Va A.
Prof W.. Il. Outright has become odi-
tor in chief of the knight Erraut at
BuckhannoL. Mr.. Hugh A. Lorentz
retiring froa the business.
The John Alexander Lumber Co.
C~larksburg, w. Va, want 10 buy all
kinds of Hardwood lumbec. Write or
call us over telephone. At.
Mrs. Edward Elliott, of near town.
who has been very low with pneumonia
fever for some time, is improving now.
DIR. Graham has been attending her.
Is life worth living2 That depends
or the Liver. Use Thedfor1s Black
Draught for the liver and make life
worth living. For sale by the Graham
Drug Store.
1t is reported that Gen. Joe Wheeler
will be present and speak at Grafton
on Decoration Day and il 1T is correct
Grafton will be full to over flowing
with people, we mean, OF course.
Lieutenant Il. y. Scott has been ad-
yanced fron Second TO First Lieutenant
IN company Il. in the Cadet Corps at
the University. BucIsner's many friends
will be glad to near Of his promotion.
Biggest Line OF Wall Paper at II. c.
Flythe's ever in Kingwood, at from
Eve cents for doubie roll to 81. 80. Paper
has gone up. but Flythe is still selling
at rock bottom figures. Go ana see for
yourself.
Mrs. Voltz will go to Baltimore
Thursday, where she will make her
future home. Mrs. Voltz has lived i'm
this town upwards Of thirty years. Her
friends are many and are sorry TO see
her leave.
Jacob Smith, one OF the oldest farm
ers in the Crab Orchard. had a sale last
Thursday and viii retire from active
business. A large crowd was present
and the sale amounted TO oyer one
thousand dollars.
Harvey Elliott has been very low
with typhoid fever for some time at
the home Of his father, Isaac Elliott.
near AlbrIghtsyille. DR.. Boggess. Of
Terra Alth, was called over 20 see him
last week.
Several Of the boys, including legal
lights. editorial scribes, mercantile
yard ~Pnllers and gentlemen Of Ieisure,
have been in Washington aud Balti-
morc the greater part Of last week,
but the town moved along Just the
same.
fhe pension Of William y. Brown. 81
Browns MIL has been increased from
g Co $40 per msnth. This incrcass
wassecured for him through the forts
OF Is. j.. Watson, Pension Attorney.
Mr. Browns increase dates from Jan
is. 1897.
Mr.. John Gross and Miss Belle Dill
were married last THURSDAY oycnipg
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