West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-06

George II. Bucklew is the new proprietor
of the Meat Market here. having bought out
Clint Shaw
Mrs. J. A. Breedlove and children, of
Grafton, have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
f. {. Craig. for the past week.
David +. Hileman. of near Tunnel,on,
was here las, Saturday as witness in the
Justice Court and gave us paying call.
The mail on star route No. 1910 will
hereafter leave Hannahsville daily except
Sunday. at S;5o a. m. and returning av
Rowlesburg at Up. m.
There will be big basket picnic at Deep
Hollow, on Saturday, September 18th, 1000.
Everybody invited to come and have a good
time.
We have been behind now for month at
this office and day late with our paper.
owing to our working force all being sick,
crippled or away from home.
Prof. George Ford, late Principal of the
here this week. He resigned the place,
owing to i'll health, and expects to practice
law.
Miss Argansette Craig, who has been here
the past month visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Craig. left Monday morning
for Pittsburg, where she will remain for
some time.
We advise young men who wish a Bust
ness, Shorthand or Telegraphic Course to
write TO Prof. w. X. Smith, President of the
famous Commercial College of Kentucky
University, Lexington, KY, for circulars.
Tuesday of this week was Phosphate Day
in kingwood again aud at lenst 100 teams
were here after the fertilizer for wheat sow
ing. The teams began coming in Monday
night and Tuesday forenoon were iammed
around the depot so that it was a sight TO
see.
Rev. John C. Lane and family are home
again and Mr.. Lane will preach in the
Kingwood Presbyterian church again next
Sunday morning aud out Mt the Pleasant
Grove church near Masontown, at s:3oin
the afternoon.
Col. James A. Keener, of Newburg, was
here Monday and gave us paying call
He was gallant Confederate soldier of the
Old Stonewall Brigade, and carries several
scars to show the hard fights he was in.
He has FIVE boys to vote for Bryan and the
solid Democratic ticket.
ladies red coat was found on the road
between the camp-ground and Robert Will
liams' on the last Saturday Of the camp
meeting, or rather the Soldiers Reunion,
and has been left at this office for the owner,
who can have same by sending after it and
describing the same and paying 2s cents
for this advertisement.
There was an assault and battery case in
Justice Court of Squire Flynn, last Satur-
day. Constable Fred Halbitter brought in
George Shaver son of Jacob Shaver who
was charged with choking Frank Williams
at the camp ground. {. w. Maxwell, was
attorney for the prisoner who was fined 81
and cost amounting in all to about $40.
The campaign seems to have opened at
Grafton, with rush as we notice from the
following announcement in . Grafton paper
last week
Thomas J. McAvay, the proprietor of the
Wholesale Liquor house on Latrobe street,
received consignment of 100 barrels of
liquor Monday night, out Of bond from the
ware house.
There will be public sale Of a lot of
valuable stock, machinery, farming inn
| plements and household and kitchen fur
Diture, at the Levi Gale farm, two miles
south of Rockville, on Thursday, scptem-
Der 18Th, by Mrs. Phoebe Walls, formerly
Mrs. Levi Gale.