West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-13

Dr.. Ales Lsea.. pen.I.., Gr.f.on.

i)T. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.
A. w Burde,Ie of Grafton. was here
los, week on legal business.
Bert Bickford fiom Atlantic, was here
last week aud gave US paying call.
Seats for "Faust' are now on sale at the
Argus Book Store IS. IS and so cents
Henry Riggleman of near 6lsdesyille, is
N town today and gave us paying call.
Mrs. Lille l. Dewitt of Terra Alta, /, at
Morgsntown taking special course in the
University.
Rev. Harry {. Ravensersft Of Fairbury,
Illinois has been here the past week or two
visiting his old home
w. l.. Lenhau will soon have the new
dwelling house on his lot adjoining his resi-
denee completed aud ready for rent.
Nancy Sharps, who has been GU; near
Rohr for several months, is back again at
corner of Fifth avenue and South Highland
street, Piusburg.
W. l.. Smith Of Bucelon, was here last
Saturday unloading carload Of phosphate
from Baltimore that went to farmers in his
section for their oats and corn.
DOet0rs-Look Look Look! S2S
gets a practically new Mcdonald operating
office char Cost $50 Address SrRIcKLER
HOSPITAL, Kingwood, w. Va. 1t
Miss Minnie Lanz from Davis, is the
milliner for Cofman's big store at Tunnel
ton. She has been employed in Baltimore
before coming to the Coal Center.
William 6. Gaum of Panther, this State,
was granted paten, last week ON a belt
tightener; and John Rombaeh of Weston,
got patept ON transferring mail pouches.
Mrs. w. H. Mccain and daughter,
Georgia, have been IN Plttsburg the past
week visiting her two sons, Fred and Victor,
who employed by the Pennsylvania
railroad.
Phil Sheriden King. VINO recently sold
his racket store in Terra Alta and purchased
the Hooton store in Ro~l-sburg, was in
Baltimore last week purchasing goods for
his new store.
We are IN receipt Of letter from Dr. w.
s. Martin who is at Shepard, Ohio. under
going treatment for his health and Is inn
proving. lie says he will never again re-
turn to Kingwood to reside.
In this issue will be found the large and
attractive advertisement of the new firm of
- X. Jackson & Co, general merchants at
the old corner stand of l.. NJ. Albright,
Price aud High streets, Kingwood Read
il over carefully and then give them a cali
aud see for yourself.
George Perky of Tunnelton, was arr esied
this week for running speak-easy al that
place, aud had hearing before Justice J.
Frank Craig, who committed him to Jail ia
Kingwood to await action by the next Grand
Jury. Constable John Duvall brought him
over 10 the County Basiile.
A county commissioner in a neighboring
county with an eye to the interests Of his
people established new record for economy
at meeting of the board when he kicked on
bill for ribbons for a typewriter. ''She's
nice girl" said he, "but the county is
under no obligations to buy her clothes"
Ben l.. Brown has the Government con-
tract for carrying the mails for four years
between Kingwood and Masontown, from
July Ist next, at the rate Of 5000 per year.
The railroad will probably get the job be.
fore he has ii SIX months, as the rule Of the
Postofice Department gives railroads the
first right on all mail contracts.
W. c. Falkuer an old Preston county boy
is now located al No. g Leuox street Union
town, Pa, where he has a position with
Jamison & Hartman, architects. lie was
employed as craftsman. lie had been at
Myersdale for some time before going to
Uniontown. Mr. Falkner is from over
about Hazelton this county where his
people reside.
The many friends here Of Hon Charlie
r. Vickery, Of the Treasury Department,
Washington City, will be sorry to learn that
he is in very bad health and will likely be
home soon for rest and recuperation. Felix
Elliott j.. his son-in-law was lelegraphed for
this week and left yesterday for Washington.
Mr. Vickerv's son Rupert is with him and
they will likely bring him.
new time table vent into effect on
April 3rd on the NJ. & X. railroad as the
trains began running regularly from MOI.
gauiown to Reedsvils on that date. On
our fourth page will be found the new
schedule correct and up to date The DIS
lance from Morganiown TO Reedsville 81
about eighteen miles. Il is likely that Sun
day trains will be put on after while.
Dr. John wier, President Of the Wesleyan
University Of West Virginia, Al Buckhannon
announces that he has received $500,
from Andrew Carnegie and $1,000 from
John -. Archbold, Vice President Of lhr
Standard OH Company, making $500,
already raised tor the election Of q ney
building 81 the institution to take the plac,
Of the main Building burned some time ago
~ will surprise you-trv H. n IL OBJ
medicine above al others for catarrh and
IS worth It's weight 10 gold Ely's Cream
Balm does an that is claimed for it.--B w
Sperry, Hartford, Conn.
Nv son was afflicted with catarrh. ~
used Ely's Cream Balm and the disagrseabl
calarh all left him ~ G. Oimstsad
Arcoia, 100.
The Balm does not irritate or cause snee,
ing Sold by druggists a. 90 cts. or MALE
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