West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-29

Dr. ID. n. Courtney Of Morgantowu.
was here this week looking after some bust
ness matters
Edward Frankhouser Of Brueelou. was
here Monday and dropped ia to subscribe
for the Argus.
We will save you IS per cent in painting
your house. A broad guarantee with every
gallOu. The Shaffer x Brown Co.
Mrs. Mary r. Davis leaves next Monday
to- Sheridan, Wyoming. to visit her son,
Walter Flynn. who has been in the Yves,
for several years.
The dance given by the Concert Band in
the Armorr last Friday night was very
pleasant and successful affair aud nst,ed the
boys alb tut forty dollars for the bep-h, Of
the band
Raymond Mason of Albrightsville, is
agent for the we'll known nursery firm of
Graham Brothers Of Rochester. New York,
and is working this business when he is no,
busy painting.
One gallon IIammsr paint and one gallon
linseed oil at fifty cents makes two gallons
of paint. Why pay 81. so for oil We
guarantee every gallon. The ShSffer &
Brown Company.
The Swap Social last night at The Annoy
given 10y the Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
+. church, was big success. There was
large crowd present aud lots Of fun and a
NICE sum realized for repairs to the Parsonage.
At meeting of the Monongalia Bar
Association it was decided to allow no vaca.
ton this summer, as has been the practice in
the past. There has been some criticism of
the course of the bar in taking vacations in
former years.
A young son of John Metheney of near
Gainesville, was operated on in the Stricken
Hospital here last Thursday for club foot,
10y DR.. w. r Daley of Terra Alta. The
boy is bright and handsome little fellow
aud it is hoped the operation will be a sue
cess
Miss Alice Hayes will leave next Monday
for Aladdin, Wyoming. to spend several
months. She has been appointed State
agent for the California Perfumery Company
and will establish local agents throughout
Wyoming. She also expects to take up
homestead claim of government land out
there.
Eugenis Shafer of Gladesvile, is in
criucal'condilion with tumor which can only
he removed by an operation which he is
unable to stand owing to his age, 70 ysars,
aud feeble health generally. lie is the
father of Mrs. George A. Herring OF this
place, and has been in bad health TOR
some time.
Patents were granted inventive West
Nrginians last week as follows William !.
Fnrbee of Watson, on a mining tool; James
T. Green of Belmont, on an oil oc gasolene
attachment for gas engines; Audley H.
Stow Of Switchback, on plumb-bob sus-
pension hook Raymond Rodeheaver of
Snake Den Hill, is working on another in.
vention of some kind.
Sam lleuiug's time is up July Ist, as mail
carrier between Masoniown, Reedsville and
Kingwood, and new man and new schedule
goes into effect as follows:
The mail will leave Reedsulle after the
date named at 1890 a. m, arriving at King.
wood at 100 p. m. Leaves Kingwood at
I.45 p m, arriving at Reedsville at 4:Is p.
IN. The contractor for said route, b. l..
Brown, has sublet the contract to w. d.
Iougie, who will run a regular hack on the
route daily exeep, Sunday.
All who use AtOmIgers in treating nasal
eatarrh will get the best result, from Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price, including
spraying tube, IS cts. Sold by druggists or
mailed by Ely Bros, 50 Warren ST., N Y.
New Orleans, Sept I, 1900.
MeSsrs Ely Bros. 81 sold two bottles of
your Liquid Cream Balm to customer,
VIM. Lamberon, I4Is Delechaise ST., New
Orleans; he has used the two bottles, giving
him wonderful aud most satisfactory results.
Gro. w. McDUFF, Pharmacist.
One of the strongest Democrats in the
county is George Al Kelly of near Cuzzart.
Next day after the election of Col. Tom
Davis he found out about il and got out his
flag and hoisled 1t over his home, allowing
the stars and stripes TO float out to the
breeze. Some Of his Republican neighbors
got very angry about i, and sent him word
that he must take il down. lie sent them
word to come and take il down If they could
but they we're licked badly enough without
that and so kept IN their holes and '.OId
Glory" is still there
The Rev. John MeClelland was installed
in due form at Terra Alta and at Oakland
on the evenings Of June 20 and 7Ist as was
announced in this paper. The Rev. DR..
Flanagan Of Grafton, was not we'll enough
TO come and therefore the Rev. M. Byers,
the new pastor OF the Grafton Presbyterian
Church, took his place The Rev. Mr.. Nc.
Clelland has Just married and is about to
occupy the Manse Of the church at Oakland.
a reception was given the bride and groom
at Terra Alta at the Mayer home on the
evening preceding the Installation.
The most Of the people who lost property
in the big FIRE al Tunnelton about month
ago received their insurance money protopt.
". Charles w. Wolfe Of this place, wrote
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