West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-12

Edgas Long went 70 Philadelphia ibis
week % spend Faster at home.
$. I. coSuu, the Mason,ouu merchant.
was here on business Tuesday.
All kinds Of books, magazines and daily
papers At Jenkins Js~elry Store.
Next Sunday is Easter and yellow flowers
and hen frei, viii be the favosi,es.
Violin ana banjo Strings. music and
musical instruments u Jenlins's Jswslg
Store.
w. A. Frazier and another Is. \ o. EN-.
Ploye from Ne~burg, drove over hers Mon
day on business.
Albert A. Dorsey, Of the Parsons Adyo.
cate, was here last Saturday and sunday,
visiting his parents
M's. \. a. Werner aud son ven, to Nor.
ganiowa last week TO join Mr.. Werner and
go TO housekeeping.
Mrs. Mary 1. Manovu returned la.t
Thursday from visiting her son Edward A.
Manown in baltimore.
CLARK Bsyles, Of near Reedsville. was
here last Saturday and dropped in to pay up
his Aaeps dlI July 1901.
The small boy Who has been hiding eggs
for some zine now, will have TO disgorge in
q fe" days ADD bring forth his treasure
Miss Mabel Marsden has recovered from
severe attack Of The grip aud was able TO
go 10 her home down on the liver this week.
Miss Alice Murphy, second cousin to
Maggie Murphy. was here this week from
Grafton with line Of Faster millinery ON
sale Al the Hotel Gordon.
Frank lee and Baylor Nemecyei. % this
place. wen, over to Irondale Monday ON
business connected with the coal and roil-
road deyelopemeu, over there.
Abew. nuidette. prominen, Young at
tOrney Of Grafton and candidate for Clerk
of the County Court Of Taylor county, was
10 kingwood on business last week
Lumber wan,ed.-we are always in the
market for Oak and Poplar. Send us list of
what you have THE CoLLiNs Co,
Pcnnsboro. w. Va.
letter was received here this week from
Newton Calvert, who Is now in France on
his trip around the world. lie docs not
know when he will get back to Kngwood
j. E. Hawkins left for pit,sburg Tuesday
afternoon 10 procure a new set of artificial
feet and legs. lie drove across the country
to Morganiown and took the boat from there.
Two Yves, Virginians were granted patents
last week as follows: II. A. Deiters. Of
Spencer, paten, on button cleaning de-
vice. aud C Hanger shepherdstown, a
bicycle brake
Charles G. Frankhouser was here Tuesday
on his way home from Trip to Washington
City and other points east. lie went on to
his home near Brandonville that afternoon
with the mail carrier.
In this issue will be found the advertise.
mens of new general store opened out over
at Orr by Marx Shearer, the Albrigh,syille
merchant who is hustler and anxious to
sell goods to the public
Major J. NJ. Burnsg commandant Of cadets
at Ohio State University, who was recently
rendered the appointmentsas commandant
a, Morgantown, has declined the offer and
will remain at Columbus.
Housewives have learned that the highest
priced Sewing Machine is no, always the
besl Jenkins, the Kingwood Jeweler, sells
the Albion Machine. It is as good as the
best Terms to suit you
Hon. p. J. crogan has been invited TO &C,
as one Of the Judges in the Oratorieal con-
test between the literary societies al the
University, which comes off Friday night of
tins week and has accepted and win attend
the contest
Dr. II. a. Jarrett, the Grafton. dentist,
Willie at
Rowlesburg, April 9 FOR ) days
Newburg, 4" 10 :"
All parties desirin<denlal work will please
take notice Of the above dates and places
and call carly.
There was little strike 10 the mines over
at Austen last Monday. BUTT only lasted
one day, as the Company granted the terms
d the men and raised them from az TO 60
cents per ION and will make arrangements
at once TO weigh the coal hereafter instead
Of guessing atii.
Rev. Howard, pastor Of The NJ T.. church
here, preached the best missionary sermon
last sunday morning that we ever heard dc.
liyered in the town. Ills sermons are all 50
able and eloquen, that he deserves a crowd.
ed house al every service.
new posiolhcc has been established in
this comfy al Boil Run. on, in valley dis.
trict. down towards the river back Of Mason
town, with Jacob S Radabaugh as postmas-
ter. The latter has had q store there FOR
some time and has The Office in the store.
Ira @. Martin, who lives out near Snyder
Chapel, has sold hs farm and win hold o
public sale Che last Saturday in this month
20 dispose Of all his personal property and
Then 'akc Horace Greelcys advice and go
west lie expects to 20 to Minnesota and
The Dako'as and prospect awhile before To-
eating and see II De can't take up a good
homestead claim.
The Quarterly meeting services al the NJ.
y. church here Commence ucxt Saturday and
Sunday and ihc Presiding Elder, Rev S. +.
Cotton Of Grafton, win be here a, aU the
services Coming 90 Easlcrtimc makes it a
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