West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-03-27
The West Va. Argus
Kingwood, March 27. 1902
DR.. Alex Leeds. DENTIST, Grafton.

DIR. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.
~ c. Ridenour of Fsllowsyille, has been
here this week.
The World Almanac for Ieo7 for sale at
this office price IS cents.
Adam F. Ridenour of Fairmont came
home Tuesday for a shor, visit.
Mrs S. w. Smalley has been very poorly,
with DR.. s,rickler attending on her.
There are plenty Of men who can take
one glass and stop provided you treat first
Every mother thinks her infant IS as
sweet as honey whether it has hives or not.
Mrs. Lydia A. Hardesty Of Terra Alta,
has been granted a widows pension of sI2
per month.
Miss lisa Monroe left Saturday afternoon
for Sisiersville to resume her work in the
public schools there.
Miss Lily Dale Giles left Saturday morn
ing for Connellsville, Pa, where she will
remain for some time.
MISS OANi~ - AaliAeN olf~hA AiNAh s'"AhA
day I'LL Monday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Wolfe at Tunne,ton.
Among prominent River City people here
this week were w. w. Shoch, Chas. w
Wheeler, a. ID. Bowman and L. n. Moore.
a certain married man in this town talks
considerably in his sleep, but the reason for
it is that IT'S the only chance he has TO talk
any.
Any size, kind, quality or color of card
board at this Office for pictures or decorative
{ work at prices from one cent to fifteen cents
per sheet.
Notice the change in the advertisement
of ]. w. Wiles this week, the Morgantown
hustler. He is gowing to keep on till he
gets half the county over there.
The usual spring term Of school will he
held by the teachers of the Kngwood
Public School, after the close Of the present
terra which will be in about month
To look over the average congregation in
a church is enough to make one wonder
where are the poor but look into the con
tribution box and you will wonder where
are the rich.
Wanled-Man with single team to deliver
and collect. No canvassing. s2I.oo per
week and expenses. $4,000 cash deposit
required. Permanent. Manufacturer, (2l
Box 600, Philadelphia, Pa.
Among our paying callers on Tuesday
were William II. McGibbons, OF Bruceton /;
Dave {. linn, of Gladcsville Ed n
Moore, of Rowlesburg David J. Gibson Of
Newburg and T. NJ. Summers Of Marques.
Patent Letter File Cases for sale at The
Argus Printing House, so cents each. The
best thing of the kind out Come in and
get one or more and save time hunting for
letters and valuable papers that you want to
preserve.
Prof. Chas. {. Showalter Of Farmont.
arrived in town Tuesday evening ana left
Wednesday. lie attended the X. Of p.
Lodge Tuesday night. as he is On old mem
Der of the lodge, and the boys were all
glad to see him.
DIR. BULBS Baby Syrup for Teething
Babies. Price, 10 cts. Cures Wind Collie
Diauhea, Dysentery, Gripping Pains, Sour
Stomach, Fever, Cholera Infantum. DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup promotes the digestion
and soothes the baby.
DR.. S. a. Pratt left Monday for Wash
ington with Mrs Felix Nemegyei, to take
her to the hospital for treatment, as she has
been in i'll health for long time Her
daughter Mrs. dc BHlier, and her son Baylor
Nemegyei, accompanied her also.
Joseph n. White Of Herring, has re-
ceived an appointment as ono Of the guards
AT the Worlds Fair at ST. Louis and will
leave soon TO take the examination. IT,
got the position through Hon. n. J. Fort
ney Of this place and his brother.in-law
Col. +. a. Goodwin, who is to command
the Guards as they will be under arm,
regulations
The Grafton letter to The Wheeling New
says that:
Hon. ]. Nelson Baker Representative 30
the House Of Delegates from Preston county
whose term, however, expires this year, wa
In the city to-day en- route home from
Wheeling to Evansville where he owns am,
operates The Evansville Wooden Mills
While in the above city Mr.. Baker purchase,
large and complete stock Of general mer
chandise and will open store in connection
with his mills al Evansville The wOOle
mills business there is in fine condition en-,
Mr. Baker is turning out some very hn
goods for which he finds a ready market.
Tuesday morning rrof Rufus Holden q
this place received telegram noufyin
him Of The death Of his brother, Ben w
Holden, ON Monday evening al o o'clock
Prof. Holden left Tuesday afternoon 10
Clarksburg 10 attend the funeral which va
held yesterday and the burial in the GENE
terry at the old home out at West Milford
nine miles from Clarksburg. The dcceasc
was clothing merchant In CIarksburg au
bad been ill for some time with consumF
ton. lie was 81 years Of age and leaves
wife and son by IBIS fret wife The youu
man is a clerk 10 the Bank at Clarksbur,
The deceased was a member Of the ~. 7
Church. and has visited here in Kingwoo
where he was well known. The depar
ment Of the school presided over By NJ