West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-17
Seed oals :, The NTIs MIL Newburr

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lecture at Mason,own. Friday evening.
March s5,h.
DR.. Fahrney's reething Syrup is abso-
iutely harmless and is tho medicine for
babies the whole year. Cares indigestion.
Rev John wIer. Presiden, OF the West
Virginia Conference Seminary. will preach
sermon for the benefit Of the graduating
class Of the Mason,own school, on Sunday,
March z7th, at ro:4s a. m.
/ Winter or Summer colo is unknown
when you give the baby DR.. Fahrney 5
Toothing Syrup. You can get sample II
you write
The following conversation between a
young fellow and his girl was overheard on
the way home from church the other nigh, :
She--"Are you fond Of tea F."
IIe--'Yes. but like the next letter
much better"
Furniture. Stoves and Ranges al The
Ellis Store. Newburg.
The pastor was asking Unele Rasws about
the fate of deceased brother and he claim
ed he was in Heaven all right.
"But how do you know he went to
Heaven ?" asked the preacher.
"Kaze de mule kicked him dat way, an
he haint nebber dom cum back yii," an
swered the dariey.
GRADUATED Corn Meal and Chop az The
Ellis Mill, Newburg.
The trustees Of The Calvary NJ. c. church
at Moundsville have refused the donation of
money from saloon keeper. lie was in
attendance at church when contributions
were CALLED for and he made good one
There was row and the money was refused.
The case recalls one in Wheeling ia which
$500 offered by Henry schmuIbach was
refused.
Miss Alice Wicker of Baltimore, arrived
here last week 20 take charge of the trim
ming department Of Mrs. J. H. Browns
Millinery Parlors here and at Rowlesburg
The young lady was forswoman for one of
the big millinery stores in Baltimore that
was burned out and Mrs. Brown considers
herself lucky to secure her services.
w. H. Fortney, formerly of this place,
is now located at Warren, Arkansas, and
working the insuraee business. lie was
down in Mexico this winter for his health
but writes US again from Arkansas, sending
check for the Argus and says tha, he can't
do withou, it as it isIhe best county paper
that he knows Of
Call at the Argus Book Store and Sc E
some Electric Light Shades beautifully made
OF chemically prepared paper that will not
burn and will last for years Half dozen
different colors, white, red, yellow. green.
lilac and darker shades, your choice for only
cents, sent by mail anywhere for same
price. They wont break aud will hardly
wear on, and only cents per shade Come
in and see them.
Wilbert Liston is preparing 60 build a
dwelling house on his lot over in tho lack
son Addition. Some Of the material IS
already on the ground and he viii Get his
house ready 10 move into soon as he can
There are others talking Of building over
there this season. Among them Marsh al
Lenhar,, brother 10 the Sheriff, who con.
templates coming to town.
They have the scarlet fever out about,
Manown, some three or foar miles from
Kingwood. Two of Thomas Lemons
children died last week with IL, boy about
year old and girl two or three years Old
The disease seemed to be very maligusai
and worked very rapidly. Dr.. Fortnsy Of
ReedsviIle, attended hem but was unable
TO do anything for them lis feared that
there are Other cases developing in the
ncighborhooi
II. II Moss, cashier Of the FIRST National
Bank Of Pafkefsbpfg; T. Mallonee, cashier
Of the First National Bank Of Grafton; and
Z. c. DAVIDSON. vice president Of ,he
National Exchange Bank Of Weston, we're
in Clarksburg last week to act as a committee
for The stockholders Of the Traders National
! Bank, looking 10 reorganization. The
different stockholders Of The bank engaged
the services o. these three experienced bank.
ing men 20 act for them, inssmuch as Il will
save 4 great deal Of lime and trouble
NtHtNfo HNN men OF the west virginia
National Guard have been advised by the
Adjuiani Generals Office hat the semi.
annual inspection Of The guard will be com.
mcnced IN April Each company will be
rigidiy inspected by detail Of officers sent
from The United States regular army. The
guard officers have been asked to have their
commands IN The best possible shape as the
showing made viii have much weight with
the National government III providing for
The future equipment and training Of the
militia. The inspection will CONSIST Of an
examination Of Tie eompaoy's records, dis
o'plioe AID drill Of the officers and men,
both 10 manuel Of arms ard foot movements.
guard duty, elc Since The last cscamp.
meui, when much practical good was derived
from The presence Of regular troops AZ the
camp, ths guard has made much prcersss
many scho,is and drills having been held.
and Il Is expected that The showing made
VII be cscaasble one