West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-18
RingwoOd. ocl. IS, 1906.
Dr.. Alex Leeds. Den,is,. Grafton.

The Noyembes magazines now co.aing ID
and on sale a, The Argus Book Store.
Mrs. J. A. EVERY was a, Mo'gan-
town few days this week.
{. w. FAwcett, of Grafton, was
in town this week on business.
{. w. Roster, of Colebank. is
here this week attending Court.
]. {. Morgan. of near Reedsville,
is here this week attending Court
Miss Mary Swearipgen is the new
clerk in Kingwood Supply Co.'S
store.
When ieething most babies stomaehs are
disordered. Dr. Fahrney's TeethinS Syrup
cures aud prevents this trouble
w. o. Kisner and son Frank, Of
near Reedsville, were in town Mon
day.
Misses Daisy and Lulu Mcdaniel
were at Morgantown shopping last
Thursday.
No mere crying babies and YOU always
get good nights rest when YOU give them
DIR. Fahrneys Teething Syrup.
Mrs. J. M. Crane arrived to day
from Morgantown to see after some
business matters.
A. w. Burdette, of Grafton. was
one of the visiting attorneys, a, This
term Of Court.
GO TO THE NEW PAINT Il WALL
PAPER SUPPLY STORE, G. {.
GILES, HIGH STREET, KINGWOOD,
w VA. BLACK AND WHITE FRONT. |
Charles w. Wolfe is over at his
old home tins week hunting and
visiting his father.
Mcclellan Hartman, Of Valley
Point, was here Tuesday on his way
home from MorganIown.
School Books Of all kinds used ia this
county ON sale at The Argus Book Store
Or'Iers filed AZ the contract price. frum any
part OF Tie county
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe have
gone to housekeeping in the Morley
cottage al the head Of Main street,
George NJ. Shaffer of Indepen-
dence. has been here this week Wis
ting relatives and attending Court.
For SALE.-One Full Biooded Hamp. |
shiTe6own Ram, and English Berkshire Pigs |
For particulars address e. b. BoRCMAN, |
Kingwood, w. Va.
Judge M. II. Dent, of Grafton,
was here last week looking up his
political fences, and feels good over
the prospect
We are glad to note that Miss
Nell Jackson was successful in the
last teachers examination, and now
holds No. /.
Mrs. P. J. Crogan, who has been
at Charleston visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. B. Parkhurst, returned
home Tuesday,
w. Fl. McGibbons, the Demo-
cratic wheel horse of Bruceton, has
been here this week attending Court
and gave us a paying call.
Thomas Holmes, of Tunnelton,
went to RomneY this week to place
his son Howard in the State school |
over there for an education, as the
boy is a mute.
James Holland, Of Clarks5urg, |
has been here thi. week inspecting
lumber and mingling with his host
of friends, as he is very popular
with our people and always receives
hearty welcome.
The members of Company G., of
the National Guard of this place,
will take notice that the regular
monthly drill for October will be |
held at the Armory, Saturday night
of this week, at 7 o'clock.
LOST IN KNCwooD Wednesday morn
ing. between eight and nine o'clock. a blue
cloth ladies' jacket with pocket book in
the sleeve. containing several dollars aud
bill from Everly & Co.'S store Liberal
reward offered for return Of same to Mrs.
Jos. K RINGER, Albrigbts r. O or The
Argus Book Store. Klngwood.
Circuit Court has been in session
this week and the Criss murder case
has been on trial and attracting
considerable attention. Sidney II.
Sommervile. of Grafton, is assist
ing Prosecuting Attorney Pierce,
while the prisoner is defended by p.
J. Crogan and N. J FortneY
Eleven different, kinds Of Souvenir Postal
Cards with views Of Kingwood streets and
buildings and Cheat river and Mountain
scenery now on sale at The Argus Book
Store only cents each
Preyeniics, as the name implies, prevent
al Colds and Grippe when "taken al the
sneeze Stage" Prcvcntics arc toothsoms
candy tablets Preyenrcq dissipale all colds
quickly, and taken early, when you hrsl feel
that a cold is coming, they check and pre-
vent them. prevsufcs are throrobtv cafe