West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-12-13
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DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.


Oysters every Tuesday and riday night
at the Shafer Restaurant.
J. Alison Stuck, of near Masontown. gave
us paying call on Tuesday.
Headquarters for Holiday Goods. Open
ing December Sih. SHAfFER. Brown & Co.
Mrs. Susan s. Amman, of Rowlesburg.
has been granted widows pension of sIa
per month
Ladies hats at l.. NJ. Albright's from 2se
up TO fine pattern hats. Come and make
your choice.
We are now ''living on the fat of the
land, fresh sausage and spare-rb and get.
ting along slick as grease.
4 farmer living near Kingw God has two
fine fresh cows for sale. II you want TO
buy call at this Office for Information.
Nolen J. Gibson, of St. Joe. has been
here the past week or two clerking for l..
NJ Albright.
!. p. Martin and Major Fields hold the
belt so far for largest and finest hogs killed
in town this year
This year eclipses all others for HOLIDAY
Goods. Opening December S,h.
SHAFFER, BkowN & Co.
Miss Alice Hayes left Tuesday for Dells-
low and other points in Monongalia county
to visit friends and relatives.
The Doll Family is holding court with
all the splendor you please, at
Herring's Department Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weddell returned last
Thursday from a weeks visit at their old
home over in Pennsylvania.
We are still Headquarters for Holiday
Goods. Opening December Slh.
SHAFFRR, Brown & Co.
w. Scott Garner and a. &. Harsbarger,
of Eighty Cut, Frank p. Gale, of the Camp
Ground, were in to see us yesterday.
The Ideal Christmas Gift is a Fine
Piece of China or Silverware. see them at
Herring's Department Store.
Mrs. Josephine Clayton, of Newburg'
came over to Kingwood las, Saturday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S.
Murdock.
John II. Gamers Bazaar will be Head
quarters for Holiday Goods and a big line
for your inspection and something to please
everybody.
J. NJ. G.. Fairfax was in town Tuesday
soliciting money for repairs on the Pleasant
Grove Presbyterian church, between Reeds.
willie and Masontown.
Send your orders for Fine Wines and
Liquor for Thanksgiving and Christmas, to
Tom McAvAY, Wholesale House, Grafton,
W. Va. Ir-29-3mo.
The Sunday at the NJ. L. church
here is preparing to observe Christmas by
having couple of old fashioned Xmas
trees on "the night before Christmas"
For Fine Christmas Gift get nice
Album, or something useful for Home
Decoration, at
Herring's Department Store.
On the second page will be found hand
some advertisement of our en,erprising
jeweler and newsdealer, William Troy
jenkins. His place is bower OF beauty
and well worth visiting.
The Christmas Toy Store. Here is
fun a-plenty from Trick Toys that run up
bill TO Full Sized Circus, Clown and all
See them at
Herrring's Department Store.
Samuel Linigcr. of Fearer, Md, and
Frank Deal, Of Hazelton, we're in town
Tuesday on business and gave us call
They are two of the unterrifed Democrats
who are still ready for fight after the big
licking we got last month.
a Store Full or Christmas Gifts
FIhe custom Of Giving ''Something for the
Home" has become so general that no one
thinks of making any departure nowadays
Before making your selection Of gifts, cali at
Geo. A. Herrings Department Store.
Among our paying callers yesterday we're
Hadley +. Smith Of Bruceton, ]. r. Crib
bic and L. w. Eyerly Of Psgah, Will West
of Tunnelton, A. ID. Bowman of Rowles-
burg, G. &. Frankhouser and w. L. Miller
of Braudonville and Thomas Startzman of
Carmel.
Charles l.. Reed, the enterprising barber
on Price street, has purchased Of w. s.
Taylor, the Tunnelion postmaster, the
property occupied by Reed for barber shop
and residence and also occupied by c. T..
Shaw for residence. The price paid by
Reed wasssI3oo, which is cheap enough
considering the location. Mr. Reed pays
half cash and has three years 10 pay the
other half.
Rev A. NJ. Buekhanan, Of the Morgan.
town Presbyterian church, and Moderator
for this district, was here this week and
preached in the Presbyterian chnrch. Tues.
day night, holding business meeting after
the services. lie called halt on the
matter Of the congregation calling new
pastor till they had paid up all old debts,
about SIoo being due Rev. Lane, the late
pastor, and finishing up the new Parsonage,
etc, so the announcement Of another
preacher is called off.
Miss Irene Ilarshbarger, Of Tunnelton,
is teaching in the Warrington schools this
winter and had quite an exciting lime 10
her school recently, as follows
Emory Reblet, 10 years old was picking
at railroad torpedo in school, and the
thing exploded, tearing Of the thumb and
two fingers Of his lcf, hand and one finger
Of the right hand The boys head face
and breast were horribly torn and laccratcd.
The explosion caused panic IN the school
and several children were hurt in a jam tina,
followed, when all tried to &c, out Of the
door at once.