West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-03-30
THE SHAFFER & BROWN GO.
Spring Opening, April 5.
THE SHAFFER & BROWN co.

March 27th.
Mrs. John H. Brown left yesterday for
Piusburg to purchase her spring aud sum.
mer millinery.
Miss Adah cobun is in the East this week
purchasing stock of spring millinery for
her millinery store on High. street,
DR.. Fahrney's Teeihing Syrup is ALSO.
lutely harmless to the youngest babe You
can get a sample by writing for IL.
Stephen Ti,ehenell was taken to the Re
form School at Prunly,own last week by
Sheriff Sehaeaer for completely IN the rob.
berries Of the Davis boys.
Ben L. Brown aud James E. Hayes re.
turned Sunday from Moorsvlle, Monongana
county where they we're closing up the sale
Of the a. c. Arthur store there.
Gus J. Shaaer was in the East during the
past week purchasing big stock Of spring
aud summer goods for the big Shaaer *
Brown department store on Price street
Hon. William E. Glasscock and Ex.May-
or George Steele of Morganlown, are in
town today looking up the chances of the
former for the Republican Congressional
nomination,
Two Of August lIeiman's boys are at
Maynard, Ohio, working in the mines there.
Mr.. Herman was in yesterday aud ordered
the Argus sent the boys to keep them posted
on the home news
Frank Turner has resigned his position
with George A. Herring and will move next
week TO Manown. lie has purchased
team and will engage in hauling for the
NJ. s. X. railroad
DIR. II. l.. Henry, the Clifton speciclalst
on the eye, ear, nose aud throat, will be at
the Strickler Hospital in Haywood on
Monday and Tuesday, April 3rd and 4,h,
and in Tunuelton on Wednesday, April 9th.
Next week will appear the second chapter
of our very interesting seriel entitled "Our
Dead Beat List" There are quite number
of our subscribers who are eligible to appear
in this list, unless we hear from them during
the next week.
The new Trade Mark Registration Law
will 60 into effect on April Ist Users of
Trade Marks can get copy Of the law by
sending postage stamp to c. A. Snow &
Co., Solicitors of Trade Marks and Patents.
Washington, ID. C.
We make every effort to accommodate all
classes. Our aim is to make this in every
respect the peoples bank, and bank where
all feel at home, a place where those OF
moderate means may expect the same treat
ment as those more favorably situated. The
Terra Alta Bank, Terra Alta, w Va.
Patents we're granted inventive West Viz
Ginans last week as follows: Cleaners Dill.
hof and J. Haslreiter Of Morgantown, on a
trolley; Frank b. Hall of Wheeling, on a
cable box; Charles l.. Kennedy and II
MeGonijal of Sistersville, on polish rod
fastener; and Charles r. Phillips of Man.
nington, on rope knife.
Frank Ford, brother to John b. Ford of
this place, was here this week after Stephen
Pifer and took him to the Penitentiary at
Moundsvile to serve two years for his com
plicily in the robberies with the Davis boys.
Mr.. Ford is one of the guards at the Peni.
Tertiary and has been there for eight years.
He gave us pleasant call while here.
Vernon Founey of this place, has ar.
ranged TO carry in stock hereafter supply
Of electric light fixtures, globes, chandeliers, |
shades, trimmings, ETC., and place them in
position for anyone wanting work Of this
kind. The stock will be kept at the furni.
ture store, where it can be seen by anyone
wanting to make selections for their home
Mrs. Grace d. Manowu, organis, Of the
Church Of the Ascension at Baltimore, Nd,
is visiting in the city, and will play the
organ at Trinity Episcopal Church tomorrow
at both services She has also consented 10
play some special music as oHcuories. Mrs.
Manown is the guest Of Mrs. Townshead Of
East Morgantown, having arrived from
Baltimore yesterday --Morgantown Post
The. last week in April will. witness the
starting Of an educational campaign under
the direction Of the State Superintendent Of
Schools, Hon. Thomas G. Miller, that will
last for three weeks. The opening will oo-
cur At Huntington and a whidwind tour Of
thirty towns and cities Of the State will fol-
low The object Of the campaign is to
arouse more interest in educational matters.
civic improvement and other features Of
social and industrial progress
Book on California Of 50 pages, 10 illus.
traiion. Describes California and the route
there. Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul,
/ Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Line
This is the route Of the Overland Limited
Leaves Union Passenger Station, Chicago.
COS p. m. daily. Arrives San Francisco
the third day in time for dinner. California
book sent for six cents postage. r. a.
Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
or w. S. Howell, 3Sr Broadway, New York
Mr. D. r. Davis. agent Of The w. v.N.
/ R. X. 81 this place, has the finest bunch of
thoroughbred chickens in The county. lie
breeds two kinds only barred rocks and
single comb White Legborns. The barred
rock are all large perfectly marked birds
and are The finest we ever saw. The single
comb White Leghorns are Of the "Foy"
strain, bred from hens guaranteed TO lay
zoo eggs per year. % will pay any person
who is interested IN raising chickens 10 call
on Mr. Davis and see bis flock. Ma. Davis
will be pleased 20 hear from any one desiring
eggs for Matching, or chickens for breeding
! purposes