West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-22
NOV EMBE r.

John sharps, formerly OF Kingwood. is
now at Buckeye. Missouri.
Noah Gross is opening up coal bank on
his farm in West Kingwood.
Miss Daisy Jenkins went to Pittsburgh
Monday TO visit her brother L. u. jenkins
+. ID. Craig is building fine new barn
on his new place on the Reppeo! farm near
town.
Mrs. Fred Long. from Philadelphia, is
here now with her husband at the Hotel
Gordon.
Ladies' hats a, l.. NJ. Albrigh,'s from asc
up to fine pattern hats. Come and make
your choice.
The weather during the past week has
teen very mild compared with that OF the
week before.
Miss Nellie J. Albright is home from the
Seminary at Buekhannon for visit and rest
from her studies.
Miss May r. Morgan lief, Monday morn
ing for Marion county to visit friends and
relatives a couple of weeks
Tom Elliott, of Preston county, is sick
with fever symptoms at Prent Foreman's,
in Seneca.-M organtown Post.
w. I. jenkins, our popular jeweIer left
Monday morning for Pittsburgh. TO purchase
holiday goods for his jewelry store.
DIR. u. w. Showalter is IN ?arkersburg
this week. attending the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows, as the representative of the
Kingwood Lodge.
The Sultan of Turkey and the Sultan of
SuIu have congratulated Mckinley on his
reelection. The dado's and the harem are
yet to hear from.
George a. Herring left Monday for the
East to purchase big stock of holiday
goods for his department store on The corner.
He returned last evening.
Rreaching in the Baptist church next
Sunday evening, November IS. by the
Pastor, Rev. Ross Ward, and every Sunday
evening ill further notice.
Dr.C. X. Sherwood, the Kingwood
Dentist, will be at Tunnelton, November
a3rd and remain two days. Valley Point,
November 20 for three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James u. Ross and daughter,
Mary, arrived in Kingwood last Saturday
evening to visit the family Of 1. p. Martin.
Mrs. Ross is sister to Mrs. Martin.
John ]. Stump & Co., Cumberland, Md,
are the dependable Liquor Dealers. You
can depend on the purity of their goods.
Send in your orders TO them. They will
end the best goods for the least money
Fred Copemaa, of near Bruceton, was
in town Monday on his way to Parkersburg
to attend the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows,
as the Representative of the Brucelon
: Lodge and Encampment, also. lie expects
to get back by Saturday.
The mild weather last week and good
roads got sold Man Bowser" into fresh
trouble He concluded to try his bike
again for his health and of course cane to
grief as usual and played the devil gen
orally. Read about il on our last page.
The West Virginia Equal Suffrage Associa-
ton will hold lie snnual Convention at the
Court House in Fairmont, December I, 1900.
The State officers are to be elected and
work planned for the ensuing year. All
friends of wanans eufranchisement are
invited to be present
The Thanksgiving sermon at the union
services in the Presbyterian church next
Thursday at 1890 a. m, will be preached
by Rev. III. {. Howard of the NJ. +. church,
instead Of Rev. Ross Ward, as announced
last week. Rev. Ward has been called
home over in Pennsylvania and will not be
here on that occasion.
There seems to be no demand for cattle
this season. Mr. Mckinley should look
after this matter at his earliest convenience.
But we believe the farmer, at this enIight-
cned age of the world, is classed among
the "Full Dinner Pail" variety Of working.
men by the Republican party. All that is
necessary is TO keep his belly full aud his
pants "half-soed."
THE ARGUS is going 10 be very interest
ing this winter. We have number Of
features that will make the paper 50 valua-
bic that you can't get along without il. Only
One Dollar per Year. so Cents for Six
Months, or IS Cents for Three, Cash in
Advance. r. YOU arc not taking 1t try it
awhile aud II il is not worth the price, we
will refund your money.
A peculiar incident was witnessed in The
Bethany Presbyterian Church, Of Trenton.
n. J. The sermon had a soporihc chcc,
+, upon Harry Tidd, young druggist, and he
fell asleep. While still il slumbcr he arose,
removed his coat, vest and collar and was
about 10 further disrobe when the women
In his vicinity screamed. An usher aroused
him aud led him ont Of the church
Prof. r.. a. Jennings the celebrated sing
ing-master. is still At Indiana, Pa, and do
ing well. in spite Of some reports to III,
contrary, that were circulated around her,
recently We read letter from him III,
other day written to prominent either
here, and he speaks we'll Of our people ans
is now engaged in singing for big reviys
At Indiana and just closed a singing school