West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-02-12
Keep your eye on KlngwoOd. !"

here few days during the past week.
I. p. Martin returned last Saturday night
from weeks trip to Calhoun county.
James w. Freeland of near Terra Alta,
was in town las, week and gave US paying
call.
a mean, lazy liver causes more trouble
than family Bible class will ever be able
to answer for.
If Adam and Eve had not had so much
curiosity their progeny would not now be
bowling for coal.
Good all the time. harmless always. Dr.
Fahrneys Teething Syrup for Infants
Price as cents Sample free II you mention
paper.
Hon. J. Russell Trotier recently donated
a fine kitchen range to the NJ. +. Parsonage
of this place. II has been received and
placed in position and makes quite an adj
diiion to the convenience and comfort of
the Parsonage
We see from the Morgantown papers that
Z. Y. Bishop has opened up fine new
grocery store in the franklin Hotel building
and is making things hum now, so it does
not look like he was coming back to King
wood anyways soon.
Mr.. Crose of Nicholas county, has been
here the pas, week visiting his sister the
wife of Rev. II. p. Hardway. Mr.. Grose
is thinking Of locating in Kingwood and
will remain here some time looking around
for property to suit him.
Mrs Fannie +, Bishop of tins place, has
donated $500 to the NJ. e Conferences
Seminary at Buekhannon. This is very
handsome contribution and it was made so
quietly that ii only just leaked out lately
and we received the information from a
friend.
monument in Shepherdstown to the memory
OF james Ramsey, the inventor of the steam
boat, is on in earnest aud our representatives
in the legislature viii actively support the
bill that has already been introduced by
Senator Campbell.
Arnold's Writing Fluid, the best in the
world, for sale at The Argus Printing
House, large sized bottles IS cents each.
j, is the best ink in the world. won't freeze,
corrodc, eorrugate or get thick and flows
freely. A 75 cent bottle will last family
life time If they don't use too much of il.
/: Over about Terra Alta the mad dog ex-
element has run high for several days. No
less than Eve have been killed in the last
two or three days. The town authorities
have ordered every dog within a mile of the
corporation killed or muzzled and chained
Lawrence Hoke arrived 10 Kingwood
yesterday aud is shaking hands with bis
many friends here who are glad to see him
back after an absence of over Eve years ia
Nova Scotia, where he hasa position in the
Consular Service Of the United States. lie
left there the FIRST Of February and is off on
a Two months vacation.
The following inventive West virginian,
we're granted patents last week as follows
$. d. cornwell of Smith6eld, on churn
D. w. Custer of Parkersburg, on an awning
shutter; w. II. Downing Of Parkersburg, OF
machine for screwing OF unscrewing vel
casing sections, and w. Nable Of Yves
Union, on a nut lock.
John II. Garner has moved from his new
residence on Beverly avenue into the Potte
house near the hardware store and w. w
Smith has moved from the Stone property OF
the hill into the house vacated By Garner
while Or. w. s. Martin has moved from tn,
Bishop house near the Argus Office to tn,
Stone property vacated by Smith.
Patent Letter Files and Boards, Tablets
Pens, Pencils, Pen Holders, Erasers, Ink
MusciIage, Wire Photo Racks, Bloners
Playing Cards. Poker Chips. Ink Stands
Box Paper, ruled and unruled, Dimity and
Duchess in pound packages and Envelope
70 Match, Gummed Labels and Hangers
and many other stationary articles for sal,
At The Argus Printing House.
j. c. Williams, proprietor Of the Tavern
a local hotel At Fairmont, has fitted out a.
''Old English bar. The fixtures Of IA,
bar alone cost over sIo,o and il is said q,
be the finest saloon IN the State. The in
terror is liked exactly after the pattern o
the cid English bars hundreds Of years ago
the fnish being 10 mahogany. II IS excitin,
much interest among the travelling men.
Died, on Febroary 2, 1904. Jesse r
Creaihouse, youngest child Of William an,
Martha ] Gfeathouse Of near Pisgsh Tn
boy was born Dec 8, 1899. and was there
fore 10 years. month and AZ days Of age
The funeral services we're conducted b,
Rev. II =. IIsrdway Of KiogWood, a. III
Baptist church At .. m. on February A.,
and were attended BY quite crowd o
friends and relatives
Messrs. Raymond Mason and Reed welcl
Of AlbrighIsville, were in town this weeI
making arrangements for painting and con
tracing this summer and will DO work Il
their line anywhere wanted. They are ex
perienced wofkmeu and do ell kinds o
painting. glazing ard granting and furnish
supplies IN heir line. They have fofmes
= partnership for work in their line and thl