West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-24
Kinsmood, January "a. 1901.
Dr.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

oysters every tuesday ana Friday night
. at The Shafer Restaurant.
Miss Eta Bishop. of Albrighisyiile. was
ia town tas, Saturday, calling on friends.
Miss May L. Morgan spen, Sunday visit
ing Miss Marietta Bishop a, Albrightsville.
Clyde shaGer. of rHE ARGUS fierce. IS
rusiiea,ing among relatives GU, a, Herring
this week
( Mrs. Laura Bruce, Of Salem. has bee
here this week, visiting her mother Mrs
Matte Parks.
S. c. Culloueh, Of Chicago, was here
last week on business connected with the
coal land deals in the county.
The Journal statement, last week that The
Werner property had sold for sI7.oSo was
within $4,000 of the eorrec, figures
DIR. 5. NJ. Hardman. Eye. Ear. Nose aud
Throat Specialist Spectaclcs and Artih-
cial Eyes Fitted. Grafton, w. Va
]. wanzer Douey, of the Acme Publish
ing Company, of Morgan,own, came over
last Friday morning 10 visit his parents here
and returned Sunday.
II you want the Choicest Wines and
Liquor that skill can produce, send your
order TO Ton McAyAY, Wholesale aud Re-
tail, Grafton, w Va.
About half Of Tunnelton and vicinity
were down here Monday. proving accounts
against the late William II. Watkins before
Commissioner J. w. Flynn.
Mrs Marshall Morgan, who lives near
the mouth of Muddy Creek, has been very
i'll with grip-pneumonia. DR.. Graham, Of
this place, is the attending physician.
For Fine Groceries, Cakes. Chinaware,
Fruits, Canned and Picked Goods, Fancy
Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions, call at
John II. Gamers Store on Price street.
Peter X. Smith has been rus,ieaiing over
in the whe,sell Settlement. the past week
or two, repairing all the old clocks in that
section, as he is an old hand at the business.
When a maid has vowed by all that is
bad and good that she will no, marry, there
is only one thing that will change her mind;
that thing is man. When the right man
comes along IFS come along, Susan. and
Susan comes.
Rev. Macy Niece Waters, the pastor of
the Congregational church in Binghampton,
New York, was in Kingwood this week, ac-
companied by his father, William Waters,
of near Independence, this county, and his
grandfather, James Niece, of Independence
They were here on business.
Some girls want to be married in church
So they can say their husband was in church
once in his life, while more prudent girls
prefer being married somewhere else for
fear the husband will always have spite
against the place where he was ''cruci6ed,"
and never want to go there again.
clergyman while calechising his nday-
school few weeks ago had occasion to ask
the children the meaning Of the word
'epistle." a little girl in the youngest
class was SO certain that she knew that she
did not hesitate a minute, but with the
greatest confidence answered 'An
epistle'is the wife of an apostle"
Judge Edmund Messenger and wife, Mrs
George Sheets aud Mrs. John Fizer re-
turned from the Kessler Hospital in Clarks
burg last week, where they had been re-
ceiying medical treatment. Mrs Noah
Gross of near town is still there receiving
treatment. The proprietorS are talking Of
starting branch here in Kingwood if they
can procure suitable place.
]. Allen Faweeit returned last week from
trip to Elklns and from there over the
Iron Railroad now building from that place.
lie was looking for information of the
whereabouts of Thomas Vest, who shot his
son, Charley Faweeit, recently Mr..
Fawcett says he found out that Vest is hid
ing up along the new road aud being
screened by his friends. lie saw letter
from Governor Atkinson, written to the
Prosecuting Attorney Of Randolph county
urging tharthe County Court offer $1,000
reward for the capture Of Vest.
In private letter received by the editor
from an author aud writer Of considerable
ability, residing in Pittsburgh, and who
writes for the magazines and Sunday papers
tract the following interesting item
'I want to say a word in praise Of your
Brandonyille correspondent, "Uncle Joe, 4"
who by his style, spelling and the repetition
Of his favOrite sayings when beginning and
ending piece Of news, sustains without q
break the character which he writes in that
of the laxative, observant, cosby busybody
that every village, however small, must
possess"
One OF the most delicate pieces Of ap-
paratus Is thatuscd for counting the mum.
d, Der Of cells 10 the blood Medical scholars
tell us that IN minute drop OF blood no
larger than the head Of a pin there are
from three TO four million Of these red
cells. In health there are arc q certain
number IN certain amount OF blood while
iG certain diseases. as auomla, this number
is greatly deficient causing pale checks.
white lips transparent ears. and great
debility This delicate apparatus has
proven over and over again fhat SCOTS
Emulsion increases these red corpuscies
faster than any other known preparation.
thus curing or preventing the many diseases
and conditions caused bp thin. poor blood
Report Of the Strife School No. Of
Valley disidc, for The third month ending
January 18th, 1901, a. r. Ridenour,
teacher. Number Of pupils enrolled, thirty
orc average daily attendance twenty
eight Percent Of daily attendance, boys,
% girls, os. Those present every day
Boys, LELAND Watson, Joseph Herring,
Clyde Groves. OH Graham, Chas. MayGeld,
Blaine Taylor and Logan Taylor. Girls,