Sistersville daily review. [volume], May 24, 1905, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

About Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907

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T. S. Sterritt, contract teamster,
was a Marietta business visitor to
day.
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The Loder House Journal, June
number just out at McCoy's Book
Store.
Mrs. Kirk, of Wheeling, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. George Gra
ham.
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^FOR SALE ? Five room house,
112 Williamson place. Inquire on
premises.
1 C. C. McCormick, left on the
11 :18 train this morning for points
south.
Dr. S. C. Griffith, of Sardis, 0.,
was a business visitor here yester
day.
FOR SALE OK RENT? Six room
house, good location. W. E.
Cumin ings.
Allen Wells, of Toronto, Ohio,
was a busines caller in the city
to-day.
J. W. Ma her, went to Clarks
burg this morning on a business
mission.
Attorney M. D. I lanes went to
Clarkesburg this morning on le
gal business.
FOR RENT ? Three unfurnished
brooms over Black's grocery corner
McCoy and Catherine streets.
J. II. Caldwell, oil operator of
Meadville. Pa., arrived in the city
this morning.
B. L. hitman, province dealer. ??f
Hannibal, 0.. was a business caller
in the city to-day.
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* John E. Long and I. N. Bull man,
of Wick, were business callers in
the city this morning.
Mrs. Mary Sntrerland and
little daughter Helen, spent the
day in Wheeling shopping.
Miss June Miller, of East Pitts
burgh. is the guest of Mrs. Robert
McCormick, of Wells street.
A new line of the late books in
Fiction just received. Call and
see them. McCoy's Book Store.
A. Brunei* left this morning for
Flushing Ohio, where he is inter
ested in valuable oil property.
Mr. J. A. White, of Steubenville.
().. General Agent of the Cnion
Central Life Insurance Co., was
here to-day.
Mrs. Bessie Christian, of the
Southside. has gone to Butler
county, I'a., for a month's visit
with her parents.
Harry Work, manager of the de
partment store of A. D. Work &
Son, made <i business trip to Wheel
ing this morning.
Bert Noll, a popular attache of
the Tyler County Bank, returned
this afternoon from a business mis
sion to Wallace.
Residents oi' South Water street
are complaining about garbage
and other refuse being dumped on
ers
f Sarsaparilla. The doc
tors' S4rsaparilla. Thetestedand
tried Sarsaparllla. The Sarsapa
rilla that makes rich, red blood;
strengthens the nerves; builds
up the whole system.
J.C. AywCo.
LowtU, Xmi
I the hiver beach near their homes
almost daily. The city health offi
cer should put a slop' to i his nui
sance at once.
It 8 a self evident fact that
money talks. Kead E. Stewart &
CVs ad. ,
Miss Blanche Ilood, mailing
clerk at the Review, returned last
evening from a short visit to her
home in Pomeroy, Ohio.
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There was a light frost this
morning:. It is hoped tills will be
the last visit Jack Frost will make |
us for a few months to come.
While a bilious attack is decid
edly unpleasant it is quickly over
when Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets are used. For sale
by Hill Bros.
The Greenland passed this point
to-day at 11 o'clock enroute from
Pittsburg to Charleston. The
Virginia is due to arrive here at
60 'clock tomorrow evening 011 her
way from Cincinnati to Pittsburg.
Mrs. W. R. Terrill. who recent
ly opened up an excellent new gro
cery store at the corner of Wells
and Virginia streets closed her
store yesterday evening, owing to
the dullness of trade at this time.
The "Purple Parasol," by Ceo.
' Barr McCutcheon, author of
!"Graustark." Rose of the Worid,
i by Agness and Egerton Castle,
J Sandy, by Alice Ilegan Rice are
| among the new books at McCoy's
jBook Store.
The residents of North Wells
| street, especially the upper sec
tion north of the B. & 0., railroad
crossing, complain that the clean
ers of our streets discriminate
somewhat, or rather that the
\ fourth ward receives bint (flit'tlc
i attention from the Street Com
I missioner.
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Mrs. R. S. Landers, a former
I well known resident o ft his city,
who has been the guest of Mrs. A.
IS. Brunei*, and other of her friend?#
' here for the past week, left yester
day for Midway. Pa., preparatory
to removing to Peru, Kansas,
where Mr. Sanders has decided to
locate.
Among the new books ? "The
Purple Parasol,'' by George B. |
McCutchen. author of "Beverly of
Oraustark," etc. With illustra
tions by Harrison Fisher. Con
stance Trescott, by Dr. S. Wier
Mitchell. Rose of the World, by
Agness and Egerton Castle. The
j Fugitive Blacksmith, by Chas D.
Stewart. Sandy, by Alice Ilegan
Rice. All handsomely bound, j
Call and see for yourself. TlcCoy'si
Book Store.
Charles A. Martin has resigned
his position on the Herald-Star,
and to-day departed for Sisters
vi lie, to take charge of the ma
chines on the Oil Review, the pros
perous paper recently purchased
by John P. Glass, of Wheeling.
? Mr. Martin has been with the
Herald-Star for seven years, and
is a first class foreman and a
trained machinist, his knowledge
of both, together with his quick
ness and attention to duty mak
11115 linn a valuable man in a com
posing o
WE ADVERTISE
Because We Have
the Goods.
We're not afraid to let our
prices and values speak out loud
and long.
In justice to yourself you can
not afford to overlook the saving
opportunity offered here. You'll
always find the tide of lowest
prices at the lowest ebb.
A Few Cereal Prices.
Quaker Oats a Package,... 10c
Royal Blue Oats, 3 Packages
for 25c
Hockeye Oats, 4 Packages
for 25c
5 lb., Union Rolled Oats With
a dish, A Package, 20c
Veana Breakfast Food 3 Pack
ages for 25c
Force Breakfast Food. 2 Pack
ages for 25c
Vigor Breakfast Food, 3
Packages for 25c
Grape Nuts, 2 Packages for. . 25c
Fancy Japan Rice, a lb...... 5c
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Fancy Car Head Rice, a lb. . 8c
Tapioca, a lb., 7c
Barley, a lb., 5c
Our Cereals are all fresh. Tour
money back if goods are not as
represented.
M. A. Sybert Grocery Co'
THl POPULAR GROCERS.
'Phone 88.
Mrs. lliiidman entertained her
Sunday School class last evening
i) honor of Misses Elsie and Lulu
McKisson. who leave for their
loine Saturday. The evening was I
<pent iu classical music. A very
?mirvptuoujs repast was served j
ivhich added much pleasure to the!
occasion. Those presenit were j
Ethel Cunninirham. Elsie McKis
son. J. S. Cribs, Zelma Twyford. j
Cara TIense'l. Lulu McTYissujn, j
hYanees Debolt. Gertrude Dobson,
Wess McCoy, Myrta Furn, Leo.
lielt'ord. Mable Rogers. Beulah
Helford and C. H. Williamson.
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S<*m iiypxlr*.
In the archipelago of Mergul. off the
const of lower Burma, Asia, live the
"sea gypsies." Lnsread of carts they i
own covered boats. in which, with their
families, ?-:i t?. chickens anil pets. !
the.v tioat a I ton t on the sea ami wander
from islam] to island. By day they fish"
or harpoon turtles or dive for oysters,
but every night they put bark to the
shore. If the weather is had at sea
they laud with their dogs and then
poach, catching porcupines, squirrels,
armadilloes. hog deer and the like, of
which they make savory stews, like onr
gypsies.
An Artist's Criticism.
Probably no two artists ever criti
cised each other more severely than
did Fuseli and Xorthcote, yet they re
mained fast friends. At one time Fn
seli was looking at Xorthcote's paint
ing of the angel meeting Balaam aud
his ass. "flow do you like it?" asked
Xorthcote after a long silence. "North
rote." replied Fuseli promptly, "you're
an angel at an ass, but an ass at an
angel."
Wliy We Can't Be fireat.
Emerson defined greatness as sim
plicity. "Indeed. t<? l*e simple L? to b?*
great." The question emerges. Is life
simple today? If not. will it lie simpler
tomorrow'; If not. then how can there
ever ag-ln l?e such greatness as in the
past in a world <?f ever increasing com
plexity 7--Har'*or"s W'M'kly.
Let Us Go to Cuba.
No 110, $2,500 buys about 2<K?
acres, all cleared for cultivation,
only three miles from shipping
port: 3 houses, fruit, vegetables
or dairy farm: steamer and rail
road fare returned buyer. Write
\V. P. Richmond. Barnesville, 0.
A MATTER OF HEALTH
Absolutely Pure
/MS MO SUBSTITUTE
and
Make 8
4 Times 4 Makes 16
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Same figures, but you get twice the result handling 'em
our way.
COLLEGE BRAND CLOTHES
Get twice the results out of the
figures that other brands of
clothes do. They're made soj
cleverly and shaged so smartly
that the young fellows who
wear 'em have all the style ad
vantages a custom-tailor gives
at half what a merchant tailor
asks.
College Brand Clothes
$ 1 0 to $20.
Copyright 1906
Co., N.Y.
Copyright,
K. I,. B. & Co., N.Y.
Boys' and Children's Clothing
We devote as much time and attention to this depart
ment as we do to our young men's, thereby assuring you
that what we offer you for your boy will be absolutely cor
rect both in style and price. Suits from $2.50 to $6.00.
STRAW, Soft and Stiff Hats for Spring and Summer now ready
It Pays to Talk With XJ?
WERTHEIMER, SONS & CO.
Strictly One Price
E. Stewart & Co.
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Honest
Merchandise
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS-Color, Black,
Brown, Green and Blue, made with large
leg-o-mutton sleeves, tucked waist and skirt,
french seamed throughout, Skirt full 4 1-2
yards around the bottom, for this week price
$10.00.
Special offerings in our Millinery, Dress
Goods, White Goods, Lace Curtains and Skirt
Department. It costs you nothing to investi
Agents lor Bntterick Patterns.
"This Store Stands for Quality and Price."
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