West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-11-14


returning to Tunnelion Monday morning.
Attorneys p. J. crogan aud \. ]. For,ney
were at Morgantawn last week on legal
business
Sheridan Chides,er from over on the
East Side, was in town yesterday and gave
us paying cali.
Mrs. May NJ. Wolfe returned to her home
in Tunnelton Monday afternoon after several
days spent here.
Miss Olivia 4. Fairfax of near Reedsville,
is here as housekeeper for her nephew, the
editor of this paper.
Quite crowd from here have ordered a
big drag net and arc fixing to drag the river
tomorrow for big fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rogers OF near
Gainesville, were here Sunday and Monday
visiting George A. Herring.
Mrs. ]. w. Parks and Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Walls returned home this week
from visit at CadiI, Ohio.
Messrs. NJ. +. Pell aud Clark Carroll went
to Bridgeport, HARRISON county, today to
attend big sale of property and visi, rela-
tives
Forest Martin arrived in town Monday
morning from Philadelphia, being summoned
home again by the dangerous illness of his
father DIR. w. s. Martin.
In this issue we publish another poem
from the Reedsville poet. II II. Reed. II
was sent in for last week but crowded out
with rush of other matter.
Mr.. Mary Byrne and daughters Julia aud
Mrs. ID. Y. Morris and grandson Byrne
Thomas and Mrs. c. NJ. Bishop were all at
Wheeling las, week visiting friends.
Charles c. Craig left Monday for Union
town to cry sale and visit some relatives
and witness the hanging of a eolored man
on the a Ist for murder at Unioutown.
Rober, Johnston of Harrisburg. Pa, was
heret his week representing the wholsesa lie
paper house of Johnston & Co. As usual this
Office purchased bill of goods of him.
Charley Craig was down at Brandonville
last week crying big sale at the old Scott
place. lie will cry one down on the river
the a6th for Alden GarliiI and ID. Y. Morris
A new time table goes into effect next
Sunday on the b. & o. railroad and on the
West Virginia Northern on Monday. We
| will give the corrected schedule in our
next issue.
Alden Garlitz, who lives down on the ID.
Y. Morris farm on Cheat river, is going to
sell off all his personal properly on Nov.
a6,h and move to Cumberland to engage
in the hotel business.
The Kingwood Public Schools opened
Monday morning with larger attendance
than ever before. All the rooms are
crowded and the teachers are busy classify
ing and starting off nicely for the term
Miss Mary NJ. Hayden, daughter of H..
M. Hayden Of this place, has been at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, for some time but is now
visiting her sister, Mrs. a. o. Medsger of
Seoitdale, Pa, and then will return to her
home here.
DIR. Martin returned last Saturday noon
from Pennington and was taken dangerously
i'll that evening. Drs. Pratt and Strickler
worked with him Saturday night and next
morning he was better and has been inn
proving since.
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pill dose. BOX, so pills, 10 cts. Cure
Constipation, Liver Troubles, Billiousness,
Impure Blood, Dyspepsia, Female Com
plants, Stomach aud Bowel Disorders. DIR.
Bulls Pills never grippe.
Postmaster w. ii. Murdoch left Monday
morning for Ironton, Ohio, TO visit friends
and relatives couple of days and then
come TO Huntington this state to attend the
Masonic Grand Lodge which convened there
in annual session yesterday.
c. A. Craig of the Snyder Settlement,
informs us that some one was after his bees
and honey one night not long ago and that
he had found out who the party was and
unless they had settlement with him before
Court, they would get into serious trouble.
Here is TO the girl who is gladdest in her
gladness when she's glad, and saddest il
her sadness when she's sad. But he
gladness when she's glad and her sadness
when she's sad is not in 1t with the badnes,
Of her badness when she's bad.
The Primary Department of the King
wood Public Schools has nifty pupils in at
tence, enough for two teachers and anothe
one should be employed If possible and the
vacant room in the new annex used, al
though it is doubtful If a teacher can b,
secured now.
Patents were granted West Virgiuian
las, week as follows; w. o. Davis of Penns
boro, on hanger for picture frames; II. III
Hunter of Berkeley Springs. on CRATE; a
II. Stow of Matewan, on a revolving fr,
arm and w. w. Bradley of Montgomery
on mine door operating mechanism.
On our fourth page will be found loca
letters from Cuzzar, Zinn's Chapel anc
Albrightsylle that we're received last weel
but left over owing 10 the crowded condi.
ton Of our columns. The Albrightsvill,
letter gives the painting Of the bridge Their,
a good send OH and II is deserved for tn,
job was we'll and cheaply done.
II you have frequent headaches, dir ziuess
fainting spells, accompanied by ehills
cramps, oorns, bunions, ehilbIains, epileps,
and jaundice 1t IS sign you are not well,
but are liable 70 die az any minute. Pas