West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-31

John l.. Gibson Of near Tanneiton, was
here yesterday ON business.
Sam Williams and Geo. Parker moved
into Frank Fields house in IVES, King
wood Yesterday.
Col. L. l.. Hassan was here last week rep
resenting John J. Stump of Cumberland,
and taking orders to be filed by their well
known i'riga,ing plant located in the above
city.
MeClelland Hartman. the Valley Point
merchant, has been here several times lately
experimenting the loading of lumber at the
depot, as he is doing quite 10, of business
in that line.
Ceredo woman thus thanks an aceiden-
tai insurance company "April 20, my hus-
band took out an accident policy, and in
less than month was accidentally drowned.
consider IL a good investment"
DO not buy your suit or overcoat until
you have examined my line at the Gordon
Hotel, Nov. and 5. as have the best in
the country.
{. G. TURNER, of .sThe Hub"
Grafton, w. Va.
Dr. Bulls Pills for Liver Ills. One
pill dose. BOX, so pills. 10 cts. Cure
Constipation, Liver Troubles, Billiousness,
Impure Blood, Dyspepsia, Female Com
plants. Stomach and Bowel Disorders. DIR.
Bulls Pills never gripe.
James O'Hara, the shoe maker, was out
at his old home near Gladesville, Sunday
and Monday, visiting. His brother, Thomas
Is another of the No. I teachers of the
county who is no, going to teach this winter
on account of the low wages paid.
certain young gent from runnelton
who has been cour,ing one of the fair
daugbt ers of Eve, living near the Catholic
church at townsville, attended the said
church last Sunday and was taken into
membership and the wedding is set for
Novembe 18th. Further particulars later
on.
John SAINT Dunn, the farmer, coal niau
and Commissioner of the Court from Valley
district was here last Saturday on county
business. lie had been over at Rowlesturg
looking after the big bridge now building
there. He returned home Sunday morning
and was here again yesterday signing
county orders.
Miss Alice Cotton, daughter of presiding
elder S. J. Cotton, formerly resident of
this city bu, now of Kingwood, arrived here
from Mississippi, where she spent the past
six months the guest of relatives, Saturday
last and spent Sunday the guest of her
friend Miss Grace Pifer, leaving Monday
for Kingwood. Grafton Leader.
James Sharps, son of John Sharps of
Vernon, Valley district. this county, lost
hand in a corn-shucker machine one day
last week. lie was at work over about
Thornton and cot his hand caught in the
machinery and maugled so badly that il had
TO be taken off by the physicians who were
summoned to render surgical aid.
Annie S. Feathers will hold n public sale
at her residence IN the Craborchard, on the
farm Of ]. +. Feathers, on Saturday, No
vember 9th. Sale to begin at Q a. m. and
free lunch will be served at noon Con-
siderable personal property consisting of
stock, farm machinery grain, hay. straw.
fodder, household and kitchen furniture
will be offered for sale, as per posters
printed ct this Office.
The handsome new residence of X. NJ.
Arthur at Attributable, near ReedsviIle,
caught fire the other day from defective
fiue and nigh, have burned down had it not
been discovered promptly and the fire ex-
tinguished before any Roadway was made
by the flames The house is the largest
and finest residence in the county. contain.
ing aS rooms and costing $4,000
We acknowledge the receipt of the follow.
ing handsomely printed invitation aud regret
that we cannot accept aud be present
Mr.. aud Mrs. William NJ. o. Dawson
request the pleasure of your company
on Thursday evening, the seventh of
November
from eight thirty to eleven thirty O'Clock.
to meet
Governor and Mrs. Albert Il. White,
gas Washington Street,
X. $. v. p. Charleston,
West Virginia.