West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22
TaR NEST VA ARGUS.
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All kinds Of books, magszines and daily
pap-rs AZ Jenkins Je'velTy Store.
NJ. S. Fields, Of this place. los, a 6ne cow
last week that died viii, lung fever
''In lis Steps, on sale At Jenkins
Je~slry Store Feo cents Copy. a.
Marshall Ringer, of-Dracesoa. Vas in town
on Wednesday and dropped in 20 see Us.
School REGULATIONS and Dialogues on sale
at Jenkins Jeweiry Store. A.
Ne,I J. For,ney was summoned to Wheel
ing Monday on some lmpor,an, legal bust
ness.
Violin aud banjo strings music and
musical instruments - Jenkinss Jewely
Store.
Frank J. Jackson, Of runnel,on, and Gin,
Thomas, Of Pruniy,owu, were here over
Sunday.
Bargains in cloth bound books at jenkins
Jeweiry Store. Good bound books from 1 s
cents up. a.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. Ami Everly returned last
week from visit to the lattefs parents over
on salt Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. n. cobun, Of Mason
town, were here this week aud attended the
K. Of P BanquesNloaday night.
William G. Brown was at Morgan,own
last week assisting in the prosecution Of the
case against Eugene Gribble for forgery.
Don't ST around and talk about yoar
neighbors for amusement when you can bay
books at Jenkins Jewelry Store from scis
up.
Last Friday Henry Montgomery. Of this
place, celebrated his 10Th birthday, with a
dinner given by his daughter, Mrs. J. E.
Hawkins.
J. E. Hawkins, steward Of the county in.
Urinary, Kingwood passed through town
Tuesday 10 visi, his sick sister near Laurel
Point -Morgantown Post.
A four year old grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. l.. childs died last sunday, Feb.
18th, with the measles and was buried in
the cemetery here Monday.
John Z. copeman and George Menear
went TO Morgantown Tuesday afternoon.
From there the former went on to Pitlsburg,
where he may remain some time.
oren +. Morton returned Sunday from a
ten days trip across the country to Frearer,
Md, aud visiting Prof sam I. Wiley, who
is holding the fort at the North Avenue
School this winter
Mr.. Thomas Frazier and mother, Mrs
Charles Frazier, Of Newburg, drove over
here Tuesday. The former returned same
day while the latter will visit friends and
relatives here a few days
frank Gfcaser, Jr., who lives near IIowes-
VILE has about 200 acres Of coal land he
wants 70 sell The land lies jus, south Of
= townsville and along the railroad on the
ives. side. lie only asks $40 per acre for
the coal.
Special services at The N. F. church here
will begin Sunday night next and continue
every night for some time, or until further
announcement The church is in good
condition for revival now and The prospects
for successful meeting are excellent
The Gordon House here having put in a
system Of steam heating. has splendid 10.
Air Furnace fof sale. Furnace in good cor
diiion. For sale on reasonable terms. Nd
dress Hotel Gordon, Kiugwood, w. Va.
In this issue will be found the advertise
mennt Of The Kessler Hospital, Of CIarks-
burg This institution is fast gaining big
reputation and liberal patronage, through
the good work it is doing. Two Kingwood
citizens have been there this winter and been
successfully treated.
Here are two personals from The Grafton
leader
Mrs. {. Frank Ellis whose health has be 3,
declining for several months is critically d
al the home Of her parents in Palatinc.
Mrs Geo. Shaw Of this city, hes been
adludged insane and viii BE taken 10 the
hospital az Weston as soon as arrangements
can be made there for her safe keeping.
LosT-Betwecn the home Of iI. Wolfe.
who lives cast Of Amblcrsburz and the lattcs
place on Thursday, Feb. 18Th, ladies' hunt.
ing case gold watch belonging - Mrs + a.
tvcriy The finder VIII pe literally &C.
warded by leaving NE sane a. H. sFolfe's
or with the postmaster al Ambiefsunfo oi
the owner 81 Kingwood.
Patents ~er, grantld West sisgiui4as las'
vres as Follows w. r Darby and C.. A.
s. Hooge q Maunshms, a patent on rail
waYtie and rail- fastening oar fellow
towfs man, John II Garner, received
patent on combination TOOL, which IS sait
to be a fine thing, aud be has already re-
ceived letters from parties wanting % buy H.
-
The Morgantown Post announces that
G. w Mayer q prominent citizen and
business man of Terra Alta was u husincs.
visitor Tuesday. lie IS much pleased win
this busy little city
As the above gentleman has been dead
for several years, VIII surprise hls friend.
70 learn that "Uncie CHARLEY" has been
seen al Morganiowu
Mrs. a. 81. baldwin has served IS post
mistress at ST. Adams, tas state, for Cd
years. She was cousin of Cen Grant and
was appointed 20 lhe Office in 1874 and II
was bis requcs before hs died chat She b,
allowed i0 retain fh. f,fir. or.I.r ff.r f.t...