West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-04-12
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Gar, were in town this week on bushes and
gave Us a call.
DR.. Fshreny's Tee,hing Syrup is abso-
lu,elY harmless to the youngest babe. You
can &c, sample by writing for It.
J. " Ralslon from Pennsylvania, is the
new mine superintendent for the Elkins
mines that are opening up near Kingwood.
Sun'ay is Easter and the small boys are
now watching the old hens nests very closely
and hiding abou, half the eggs in race to
see who can hide and bring in the most eggs
on Easter.
Hanson A. Jarrett, the Grafton dentist,
will fill the following dates in this county:
Kingwood I6h =" 1"
Newburg 10th
For Sale Single Comb White Leghorn
Chickens, wickoH Strain; a pen of six t6)
mated for best results for S. 90. Also some
extra fine Barred Plymouth Rock Coekerels.
J. l.. SoUiRES, Kingwood, X. +. ID. No. 1.
Supper, Saturday evening April I4Ih,
commencing at 5 o'clock p. IN. In the
Fiythe building opposite the Jail. Conduct
ed by the Ladies of the Bapus, Church, and
lady friends.
Timber for Sale in Valley district. All
the timber (exeep, the locusl on 81 acres,
known as the "Kim Herring farm, and ali
the timber on IS acres, adjoining same.
known as the "S,ahl land" Write or phone
o. c. CRANE, Terra Alta. w. Va.
West Virginian were granted patents last
week as follows: Thaddeus Bell OF Grafton,
on Railway brake; Frank l.. Decker of
Sand Fork, on a Churn; George f. Snowman
OF New Cumberland, on a Down. drRft.kilu;
Nathan {. Stoner of Sisteuville. on lining
working barrels and pipes.
Wanted-A number of good, steady
working girls to learn glass cutting. Steady
work at good wages. Pleasant. healthy
employment. Apply to
THE ECONOMY TUMBLER Co,
Morgantowu, w. Va
The Argus Book Store has some imitation
ostrich eggs, trimmed in various eolored
ribbons and hand.Pain,ed with crosses and
beautifully designed inscriptions suitable for
Easter with Easter flowers on them. The
eggs are as large as quart cup and are the
very latest thing out for Easter. The price
is only so cents each and you should get one
for your wife o. sweetheart.
The Kingwood City Band will give a con
cert at the Armory on Saturday evening,
April I4th. Every body come and help the
boys as they are in need of some money TO
defray expenses. We want to have a good
band here this summer, therefore il takes
money. Come and hear some good music
or send your money. Small favors thank
fully received, larger ones in proportion
Admission IS and age.
There was a sad funeral in Kingwood this
afternoon, that Of Rosa McIniire, the ten
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
MeIntire. The little girl was taken III at
school last Friday aud was sent home. She
grew rapidly worse, with a complication of
pneumonia and asthma and died Tuesday
night at O'Clock. The burial took place
in the Kingwood cemetery. Six little school
mates acted as pall-bearers.
We are sorry to learn that our old friend
William Nicholson has left US. lie was 81
years Old, and was born on Green's run, on
the old Trowbridge farm, near Kingwood,
February, 1894 lie moved from Kingwood
with his father to near Hogback, and labored
there by the day until about the time of the
war. lie then moved TO the mountain,
where he raised large family One of his
sons died before him, in the explosion at
Sturgisson. -Morgantown Chronicle.
If you want handsome and useful sou
venir for an Easter offering for your wife or
daughter or sweetheart, get one of the
Japanese trays at the Argus Book Store
They are made in Japan aud beautifully EN-.
bossed with rabbits, chicks, ETC., and made
in various sizes and shapes and will never
tarnish or wear out They are very pretty
and useful for a ladies dresser for pins,
jewelry etc. The price is only IS cents and
we mail them anywhere as they are unbreak-
able.
Oliver McInIire, who has been track
lorman for the West Virginia Northern rail.
road and later on for the NJ. & K, resigned
last week to accept a better position over al
st. Mays, Pa, under a. NJ. Lane, who
used 10 be General Manager of the w. Va
Northern here and has been Supt Of road
over IN Pennsylvania since leaving here. Mr.
Melniire offers his property here for sal,
and expects to leave in short time for ST
Mays. lie is good citizen and we regret
TO see him leave Kiugwood.
A new laundry was opened up in King
wood this week. Robert Stevens who live,
on Beverley Hill near the colored school
has started in to give the business a Thorough
trial. lie has new building that has equip
ped with laundry appliances and has en-
gagged several colored women 10 do most o
the work by hand for the present. How
ever he is negotiating for some machiner,
and II he can make 1t go, will put "a som
new equipment later on. lie will run iaun
dry wagon and collect and deliver ell ciolhe
at the Fegula rates charged IL other places