West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-02-07
DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist. Grafton.

Oysters every Tuesday and Friday nigh,
at the Shafer Restaurant.
Mrs. George c. Giles has been III and
confined to her bed the past week.
The faulty of j. NJ. Temple,on have
gone TO Piedmont to spend the res, of the
winter.
The Ground Hog is standing by his fore
cast SO far and bids fair to maintain his
reputation.
If you have Timber or Farm Lads for
sale write to or see Crane * I.akin, Terra
Alta, w. Va. II
Mrs Florence Cotton of Grafton, was
here during the past week visiting her
mother, Mrs. Matte Parks.
Dr. S. NJ. Hardm.n, Eye, Ear Nose and
Throat Specialist Spectacies and Artf.
cial Eyes Fitted. Grafton. w. Va.
L. J. Bowermaster and daughter aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chidcster were down
a, Bruceton visiting, during the past week.
Your measure taken and a tailor made
suit of fine clothes ordered by John II. Gar
ner and perfect ut and satisfaction guaran-
tecd.
II doesn't take girl long to get over the
idea that she is never going TO let a man put
his arm around her until after they get
married.
John II. Gamers Bazaar will be Head
quarters for Holiday Goods and a big line
for your inspection aud something TO please
everybody.
S. NJ. Hankins of Uniontown, Pa, was
in Kingwood last week on business con-
ncc,ed with the leasing and buying of coal
lands IN this county.
II you want the Choicest Wines and
Liquor that skill can produce, send your
order to Tom McAvAY, Wholesale and Re-.
tail, Grafton, w. Va.
William G. Menear and Miss Grace Dill
of Reedsyiie, and Miss Edith Menear of
Morgantown, daughter Of Mr.. Menear, were
in town last Friday, sleighriding.
Adulteration. the crying evil of the age is
particularly rampantin the liquor business.
Avoid all danger by dealing with John ]
stump x Co, Cumberland. Md 1t
Miles b. Cobun Of Masontown, who
clerks for a. J. Bonahed at Tunnelton,
was in town from Saturday ill Monday,
visiting his sister Mis-. u. w. Showslter.
George a. Herring and Mrs. X. w. Mon
roe were out at Masontown Sunday, to see
Col. Isaiah Kirk, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia and broken leg, which
makes it pretty tough on a man of his age
George Washington Conley, the Janltor
Of the NJ. L. Church, has been i'll and con
fined 10 his home the past week. Lee J. Ora
ham has been holding down Washs job for
him at the church, till he can get out again.
SNAP SHOTS is the most comic and in
ieresting book ever published, o. large
pages, 81 illustrations. It's new and rich
Ioc brings the book by mail, postpaid. Nd
dress, VIM. l.. Grow X Co., Alexander,
w. Va. ia
Old Man Bowser had trouble the other
night with tramp. lie had broken cut in
a fresh place aud took up the transmigra-
tion of the soul, and made some experiments
that got him into trouble and broke up in
row as usual. Read about it on the last
page.
Herring here last fall, has been up in Tucker
county since the election teaching school at
Lead Niue, aud on Dec. Sth was thrown
from horse and got his knee-cap broken
and has been laid up ever since, and is just
now able to get out on crutches
We hope that aay one of our patrons who
do not receive their paper promptly, either
THE ARGUS or any other paper ordered
through US, will notify US in regard TO the
matter. We are ordering papers every
week and good many different kinds, and
once in a while some mistake may be made
and we will be glad to correct it If we ae
notified Of any delay or mistake of any kind.
''rhe old maid stood on the steamboat
deck, whence ali but her had fed, and
calmly faced a kissing bug that circled over
head. The maidens shrieked and and the
nations swooned aud the men all swors
amen, but the game old maid like a hero
stayed, aud whispered come again There
was a buzz--a thuudcr sound the old maid
vas she dead Nay, still she stood
and cried for more, but the kissing bug
had fed"
Advertising will actually bring results.
For the past two or three weeks small 10.
cal has been published in this paper, advcr-
Using some Gne pups Tor sale by Charley
Stone, Of near Town. Monday Of this week
Mr. Stone came to Ibis Office and begged US
80 insert another local al once, saying that
che pups had been sold long ago at good
price, ST. So piece, and SO many people
were sill after pups that he was getting
desperate and wanted us to give notice that
they were al gone.
The grandeU event Of the season at Tun-
melton was 2 social given by the members Of
The Epworth League, al the home Of Mt.
and Mrs George W. Beavers, Monday night
Lsrge numbers Of Epworihians swarmcd the
spacious psrlors and the time was spent
most pleasantly and pfo6iably. The music
was excellent aud the refreshments Of such
delightful kind as 10 please The most fas-
iidious. All agree that Mrs. Beavers is a
charming hostess. The League al Tunnel
ton is reported TO be in nourishing con
dition.