West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-24
Ringwood. Nay "a, 1900.
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grip the pas, week.
Hon. Thomas For,uey. Of Bethlehem.
va in town Monday.
,ee Ms. \. J. For,ney lef, tor Parkersburg
Tuesday 70 VISIT friends.
An kinds Of books. magazines and daily
papers At Jenkins Jcwelry Store.
Hon. W G Brown went to Pittsburgh
sunday night and returned Tuesday.
Ms. J. J. cusemaa went to Bruee,on
Monday 70 visit friends and relatives.
The family Of Richard Lamar have all
been down wiki the grip the pas, week.
Nm. NJ. wolfs, Of IIopewell, and ]. H..
Walls, Of Rockville, were here las, Thurs
day and dropped in to see US.
Miss Emma shaffer has been quite III the
past week with grip aud rheumatism. Or.
Martin has been attending on her.
J. Sliden Brown and sister May are at
Parkersburg this week attending the annual
session Of The State Editorial Association.
The Sherwin-willlams Paint covers most.
looks best, wears longest, most economical.
full measure. NJ Albright Kingwood
rHH ARGUS from now till next December
for only 50 cents. Try il that long any
bow, and see wha, a live up-,o-daie paper
his
!. NJ. remple,on was al Cumberland and
Piedmont last week and returned Thursday
with bis family, who had been visiting a,
Piedmont
Mrs. G. J. cresap of this place, is very
poorly a, this writing, and owing to her age,
she being in her nine,y-second year, her re.
eovery is doubtful.
Graham Bros. unloaded 20 horse power
saw mill engine here las, week and moved
il oat on 10 The Ollie place near town to
make set and cut up 10, Of timber.
Ellis Kelly has moved from Terra Alta
10 the old Ollie farm about three miles
from here and taken big contract for haul.
ing timber for the parties in charge Of the
place.
housewives have learned that the highest
priced Sewing Machine is not always the
sesi, Jenkins, the Kingwood Jeweler, sells
the Albion Machine, II is good as the best.
Terms to suit you.
Wonder if the society editor of the
Journal has received any replies ye, to his
advertisement for correspondents "for fun
and results" Postoi6ce box 24S is now
being watched with much interest
Edgar c. Stuck. Of this place, has been
granted an increase Of pension from sI2 TO
sI7 per month. The number Of his GER
tihea,e is 4SI,275 and Capt Goodwin, of
this place, secured the increase for him.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED have a good
2-horse carriage, made by l.awhead s. Fair
childs, Morgantown, which will sell low or
exchange for good single buggy or good
young horse. Gus. ]. SHAPFKR.
John Sliney left last Wednesday after
noon for his home in Cory, Pa, where he
goes TO recupcra,e after long illness. lie
was accompanied by Frank 5. Lee, was ae.
eompanied 10y Frank S. Lee, who retained
Tuesday.
Sub-dis,rict convention OF the Epworth
League was held in the NJ. +. church at
Albrightsvilo las, Wednesday and Rev. II.
c. Howard and wife aud Misses Bessie
Haney, Daisy Jenkins and Mildred Murdoch
attended fiom here.
Over in Tucker county last Sunday GER
tain preacher announced to his congregation
that he had lost his notes and would have to
depend entirely on the Lord for his sermon,
and hoped they would excuse him for that
time and he would do better next time
few late books on sale at Jenkins
Jewelry and Book Store. ''To Have and
To Hold "rhe Gentleman from Indiana, -
cred Pottage, "Richard Carvel." ''When
Knighthood was in Flower" "Daughter OF
the Elm Any book you want. II we
don't have it we get il.
There will be special services at the Pleas
ant Grove church next week, beginning on
Tuesday evening, and continuing the week.
The Pastor will be assisted by Rev. A. NJ.
Buchanan y. d., Of Morgantown. The
Sacrament Of the Lords supper will be
observed Sabbath, june 3, at O'Clock pm.
TnE ARGUS from now till December rsi
for only 50 ccuts You get all the campaign
news and a full report Of the big election Of
Nov. o, and the Salt River excursion, fun.
eral services, etc. Send in stamps for one,
or dollar bill for two and il you don't gel
the worth Of your money we will send the
paper on another year free.
Raymond lislon, q near Kingwood, 1,
nov taking orders for his June delivery Of
phosphate for buckwhcat lie will take
orders UP 20 June Slh, when the order will
be sent in. a big lot viii be ordered thi,
time and AID parties wanting phosphate
should write Mr.. Liston al this Office or sec
him in Kingwood as be is here every salm.
day evening.
In this issue win be found the advertise.
men, Of the West Virginia Pulp and Paper
Company ct Piedmont They want soft
wood FOR making paper and arc thoroughly
4 reliable and DO business with daily
capacity FOR making 900 tons Of paper.
They have mills at Tyrone, Pa, Piedmont
and Davis, w. Va. Luke, Nd, and
Coviegion, va.
Mrs. W. G.. Morley and daughter, Mary.
r returned 70 their home here last Wedncs
day, after spending the winter and spring
IN Washington City rhey came back BY
Confluence, Pa, and visited Okey Mckee,
brother az Mrs Wo~lcy ,yto 80. t...