West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-01

and called at this Office to order some print.
ING for his store.
Remember that c. ID. weide-hamer Is
sole agent FOE the Oliver Chilled Piow a,
function, W. Va.
Red Dog Flour 81 so per hundred, in 40
ID. sacks. Bran sI.IS per hundred
MCKENZIE. Howesviile.
Bert I. Gibson. the lumber dealer of near
Reedsville. was here during the pas, week
and gave US paying call.
DE-. Fahreny's Tee,hing Syrup is abso-
lu,ely harmless to the youngest babe. You
can get sample by writing for IT.
Elmer 4. Jacobs, the Morgantown Arehi.
,eet. is here to-day before the County Court
With specifications for new County Inirm-
airy.
Lewis w. Halbriuer, formerly OF Tunnel.
ton hu, now located at Msrlinton, Pocohon-
,Ss county, was here this week aud gave us
a call
w. L. Arthur, son Of William ID. Arthur
OF HareltOn, is here working at the black
smith business IN the shop of George A.
Williams.
Jacob ID. Beavers OF Riley, Pa, arrived
here last week to visit bis brothers David
and Moses of this place and George w. of
Tunhelton.
| J. f. Morris of Sehellsburg. Pa, was here
DUNG the pas, week visiting L. M. Albright
and looking around our town with view Of
locating here.
| o. ]. MeCurdy was here last week repre-.
senting Greer s. Laing. the old reliable
hardware dealers OF Wheeling, whose BUSH
ness was established in 1880.
| Mrs. M. c. Gibson of Tunnelton, has
been here visiting friends and relatives this
week. She had been out in Valley district
visiting her sons Bert T. and Jas. e. Gibson.
On account OF the fact that the seat sale
for the Chicago Lady Entertainers promises
to be unusually heavy patrons aSe requested
to buy their seats early. They are now on
sale at the Argus Book Store.
G.. IL. Wilson, who has been teaching
school over on East Side, resigned to accept
position m the Kingwood National Bank.
There was one month more Of the school TO
be completed by some one else.
We have received for publication the clio.
quent address delivered by 4. X. p Grimes
out at Masontown on Washington's Birthday
and expect to publish same next week, as IL
is well worth preservation in PRINT.
From sale bills printed at this Office we
note that w. o. Walls Of near Rockville,
will hold public sale on Thursday, March
az, and dispose Of a lot of live stock and
valuable machinery and farming implements.
THE VETERAN PAINTER, GEO. C.
GILES, KNOWS WHAT YOU NEED
IN THE WAY OF MIXED PAINTS. A
GOOD LINE OF WALL PAPER AND
ROOM MOULDINGS TO SUIT ALL.
Timber for Sale In Valley district. All
the timber Except the locustl on 81 acres,
known as the "Kim Herring farm, and ali
the TIMBER on IS acres, adjoining same,
known as the "Siahl land" Write or phone
o. c. CRANE, Terra Alta. w. Va.
Two West yirginians we're granted patents
last week as follows; Louis ii. Knopp of
Parkrrsburg, on a mould for casting center
hung sash weights; and Wallace M. Long
streth of Terra Alta, got patent on cata-
mental sack, whatever that is. We suppose
1t is something to keep people from ''letting
the cat out of the sack" which is very com
mon complaint and the invention ought to
sell well.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Washington
Wolfe of this place, on Monday. February
20, 1906, fne ten pound boy. DIR. T.. w.
Strckler was the physician in charge and
the mother and child are doing we'll and
Col. Wolfe is issuing free passes over the
West Virginia Northern railroad TO every
man with hair growing on the inside Of his
hand and to every woman over thirty years
old who will tell the truth about her age.
The passes are only good however on the
Pullman or Parlor cars.
Another child died this morning belong
ing to the Italian family. living in the Pratt
house in the rear of the National Bank.
The burial took place in the Kingwood Gem
etery this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The moth.
er arrived here from Italy last Friday, bring
ing over her two little daughters, aged one
and two years. They contracted the measles
on the road somewhere and esugh, cold on
them, the older dying last Sunday aud beng
buried Monday. The husband and father
works on the NJ. &. K. and had sent for his
family.
The management Of the Armory spprecIat.
ing the interest manifested by the people in
the Siegel-Msyer- Co., which failed to
appear here for an engagement some weeks
ago, have secured the Chicago Lady Enter
lsiners, high priced hra class attraction,
and without doubt the best musiesl orgsni.
ration Of its kind that ever appeared in this
part Of the State. They will appear at the
Armosy on Saturday night Of this week, and
the people can rest assured that they will be
on hand to ell the engagement. Seats are
now on sale at the Argos Book Store.
Prices as, IS and 50 cents.
Hon. Wellington T. Loueks, the National
Organizer Of the National Good Roads As
ISOLATION, was In Kingwood last Friday and
delivered en- address on the SUBJECT in the
Court House and effected temporary organ