West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-01
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Ten different kinds of the FIVE Cent
Library Books on sale at The Argus Book
Store every week hereafter. Buhlo Bill.
Diamond Dick, Tip Top, Pluck and Luck.
Work and Win etc.
Francis Dunn of Reedsville, is in town
today. lie lately returned from a trip to
New York City aud had intended to take
Trip to the old country, but owing to the
illness of his father he had 10 return.
Thomas Flanagan aud son from Conflu.
enee, Pa, were here this week to see lanes
A. Brown in regard to right of way through
his lands TO operate their sawmills and tram.
roads aud get their timber in to market.
The venerable John Duun of near Reeds
vile is i'll and not expected to live long.
lie contracted severe cold which settled
on his lungs and one lung is badly conges,ed.
AS he is 81 years of age, there is but little
chance for his recovery.
w. b. Flynn has Just received line of
Wall Paper, and Room Decorations from
Baseh & Company ef New York, consisting
of Burlsps. Textiles, Fabrconas, Lincrusta,
WalIons and complete line of Papers and
Decorative Room Mouldings.
The Mirth and Melody Entertainment
Company at the Armory have big line of
specialiies and repertoire that cannot be
eSeeled by any company on the road.
Everything new and up TO date. la CHI and
every feature properly cos,umed.
There was another big dance at The
Kingwood Armory last highland good
crowd present Four sets we're kept gong
all the time and the young folks had a merry
time. Proceeds to help swell the fund for
Catholic Church IN Kingwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam f. Ridenour were
here last week visiting friends in the county.
They have been residing at Redwood for
some time but move this week TO Piedmont,
where they will reside in the future and
where Mr.. Rideuour will work at the
insurance business
Thurman w. Trowbridge, last week pur-
chased The fine team of horses, wagon and
full outfit owned by Sam Fields and has
gone into the teaming business making a
speciality Of delivering coal from the Trow-
bridge bank out at the old MILL two miles
from town. This is the hard coal and is as
good as any IN this section.
Benjamin Franklin Cole, the jeweler, this
week purchased Of James A. Brown four
lots in the Brown Addition, lying along
Center street, two on the east side aud two
on the west side. The price paid was $780,
or $500 PEI lot. The lots are located, two
down below Gar Hernng's residence and
two below Mrs. Joseph Jaekson's residence,
back of MIR. Browns stable. Mr.. Cole pro.
poses to build residence for himself this
summer on the west side lots and will
probably sell the other lois
The Fayeue Sun of Fay euevrlle, this
State, is the latest asprant for public favor.
The Sun Publishing Company was organized
last fall and was Incorporated October nth
with capital Of $4,000. and two story
building 3ox6o is now about complete and
new and up to date Job printing and news.
paper outfit has been purchased and the hrst
issue is expected to be out Saturday Of this
week 1t will be an eight page, six columns
to the page, Democratic newspaper, with
w. II. Sawyers of the Hinton Independent
Herald, as the editor.
The ianitor at the NJ. r. Church complains
that the young people still leave their chew.
ing gum sticking around and also destroy
the envelopes for the PASTORS salary that are
kept in the little boxes on the back of each
seat. They wet the mueiage on them and
stick them together and write on them
and carry them away and MISUSE them in
various ways, for all Of which they should
be spanked and put 10 bed ill they can
learn 10 behave in public and especially at
church. If they think they can fool Wash
Conley they are mistaken as he finds out
everything that goes on over there.