West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-05-01

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work.
You follow direc,ions-Green Seal doe
the rest.
David Beavers has been at Morgap,owr
this week.
man runs in debt bu, he never gets ou
that fast.
Many woman who marrics rich MAJ
gets poor husband
Clarence Ollie, the Morcan,own attorney
is here this week ON legal business.
Bruce f. Carroll is cle,king in the biz
department store on the Herring corner.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles w. Beerbowe,
have returned to their home in Terra Alta,
Intelligent Users OF Paint
Are Unanimous in their praise of Green
Seal Liquid Paint. For sale by Gibson
Bros.
As girl hould not think she is an angel
because some fool who don't know her very
well tells her she Is.
Because OF its Purity.
Green Seal Pain. stands on the top round
OF the latter of paint perfection. For sale
by Gibson Bros.
April was unusually dry this year and the
roads have been very dusty so that the hip h
winds last week and specially on Saturday
made 1t very unpleasant, blowing great
clouds of dust over everything
Adam Ridenour of Fairmont. was here
last week. He was recently m arried to Miss
Minnie Ads Ridenour, daughter of Martin
Ridenour of Reno district. The fathers of
both groom and bride were the same name.
Martin Ridenour, rather an unusual occur.
renee.
Nj. b. Spriggs of Weston, has been here
the past week visiting his brother and look
ing after big lumber contract for his
Company in Weston as the Irona Goa
Company is going 10 erect lot of new
houses out at Irona.
Ed Nj. Heermans of Fairmont, came over
Saturday evening to visit his parents and
get report Of the Republican Primary
disturbance. lie is getting fat now since
his recovery from the fever and still wears
his Prince Henry beard.
A Word 10 Practical Painters.
Painters who devote their entire time and
thought to the business of good painting
are the irmest friends # the pure and
always satisfactory Green Seal LIQUID
Paint. For sale by Gibson Bros, Tunnel
ton, w. Va.
The Kingwood base ball club has re-
ccived handsome suits and full assortment
OF bats, balls, score and rule books, belts,
caps, stockings. shoes, mitis aud everything
needed TO be fully equipped for playing
first class ball. A new ground has been
rented and is being put in order on Beverly
Hill and The boys will soon be ready to
play all comers or go after any game that
offers fair chance and all expenses.
Died at Clifton Mills. on Thursday, April
18th, George c. Evans, aged about "a
years His death was caused by lung fever
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Talbot of BrandonvilIc and the burial took
place in the cemetery there. The deceased
had engaged in the milling business al
Clifton Mills for twenty years before his
death. lie was member Of the Methodist
church.
Last Saturday night Lloyd Watson got
badly hurt by being thrown from a buggy
in front Of Mrs. Katie Kemble's. He was
driving with John Copcman and they were
coming out Price street at about a mile q
minute gait and turned too short, upsettine
the buggy and throwing both out. Cope.
man was unhurt but Watson struck the ,eIe-
phone pole and was badly mashed and cut
about The face and head and was throwing
up considerable blood Sunday but is inn
proving now Dr. Pratt has been attend.
ing him.
Kingwood has a new Postmaster today as
Horatio 5 WhetselI took charge this morn.
ing, May rst lie received his commission
last week bat did not want to begin Till the
FIRST of the month. The retiring postmaster,
w. II. Murdoch, will be retained for some
time til the new p. NJ. gets the run of the
business. The Office will Of course be lef,
n the Journal building but Postmaster
wheisell ccntemplaies some changes and
improvements