The Fairmont West Virginian., December 22, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

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The Leading
This year we havejthe lar|^p.
gest and finest assortment of
JGhristmas Novelties we ever
Brought to the city. Our
stock of Watches, Diamonds, ^
Jewelry and Cut Glass is also t
I the largest we have ever put V
Sterling Silverware Novel- r
Umbrellas bought esperially
Eor Christmas Pressnts.
: We want to call special attentio:
D i A M C
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4.UU ? OA V b il VOU X&l
Large variety to select from.
| Riheldaffer &
The Leading
4? FIRST" WARD NOTES. -> ed 1
Sy Our Regular Correspondent. -J. ; aim
V * "'? v "s* "^ * *
E- Housh. traveling salesman lor
Eller and Company of Canton. J<
5' . Ohio, is.hotne for the holidays and re- cret
:. " ports a very successful trip In sates mor
' made for the company. ; full
- z, Eli Wilson, surveyor of V.'itiflelt; ceif
in company with his dautth- I bur;
?j; . ter.Mrs. Jennie Devault. was ir. the ' live
city yesterday when Aey did ti.eir ! wit!
-/Christmas purchasing. j l.tts
Igjh ' J. Reed Smonfle, of Emous^ Brot. '
^.sc ;i and Eckles. is sick at Ids home or ;
State street with bronchial trouble. j \
B?t~i'<;'' aggravate)! by a severe cold. Many ; strt
inquiries were made for him ai the ; rho
store to-day. showing that he is a j sho
r popular salesman and much missesi l>y j last
their patrons. am
On Guard. say
Policeman Fortney. upon returning j she
kv.' from his bear hunt, has been appoint- :
';) . ed to relieve Harry M. Cumpstr.ti as j
. guard over the Hall household fool- T
ored) under quarantine for smallpox. ! its
Getting In Readiness. pail
The trustees of the new M. P. | spri
SI.;; Church in Union (list! let have re- ' Hoi
ceived their new church pews which ! pro'
ESV- tney are now putting in position ti>; fort
be ready for a protrac*cd meeting t*? witl
HSjjt: begin next. Sabbath. Having a 1 -w j Seas
gEty church with which to login the New |
- Year, it is also a fitting r me M enter j
Hjpy.' tipon a new and better life. ^
gpjvBack to Fairmont. *>is
jp.'. ' Dr. Elisha M. Cox. or Miflville, Ohio. j
pfcc'has moved his family and good.- back i
Hi;:' to this city, his former home. ?I - ! ,'1'"
wBb'tl will stop with his brother. John I> cusi
te:.:, Cox, of Morgantown avenue, foi the i CO!4t
Hj?";,, time being until be can select a suir- j P''5"
jEfev. - able location and house for permanent | ,lin'
occupancy. I kepj
The Pride of Old Age. sper
Jacob Vail Gilder. of Forksbnrtr. not
BBvA''" ..? was a business visitor to the city yets- he t
gS:,(" "* gerday. He says that. the your;t pied
Bfe'tj ' V. daughter of his old av. of which he the
.-Is' more than 70 years her senior as "stu
Pflfc*.- reported. Is doing well end tha". st.e up t
hs fine a specimen cf "strenoons with
Rm-v-Vb'- \Ilfe" and energy as. cue be found in that
"any dlggJnB." And this we dare nit intrt
/question. considering. b?t? knowledge rfon<
fnfantology. Han
The Hogless.Man.
:;..Of? tipfon /liCTric'. It
Brownfield,
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UCWCICI 9>
ci to cur
> IM D S
: us furnish ycu wh2t you
RrnwtifipSH
UI U h HI
Jewelers.
tight a lan;e load of Logs inb> t
yesterday which lie had hutclier*or
market. Not Ier:*c after .'us enhe
was seen again wanilc: iag
lessly about The s.to-ts and nog
. but nor penniless hv any meanare
persuaded.
Prepared For Coaling.
jhn Q. Levelle has secured a fall
v of miners for his bank on Diaid
street, and is now running: on
time, delivering: coal at home a: <i
>i>iuK auruau. ne uww in r**?t
of a run order from Pit r -.if
he will accept it. to bo^in derin?
at once and to !>e comply ted
lin the present year. John is
tlinc: for trade and *c-ady to i-iitvall
who call.
Slight Improvement.
Irs. K. P.- .Morgan. of Market
f. who has been peiiously ill of
umatism for several weeks past,
wed Indications of improvement
night for the lirst time since The
ick bejsan. ;tmi from which she has
u rendered physically helpless* to
nothing of the intense suffering
has endured.
Laid Up For Repairs.
uc nuu^u mini i<n cry nus store.t
boats for the winter. ?.tiring wiiicu
e they will be repaired ami retted
ready for the < peninj; of thins
trade. In the meantime Mr.
ish anticipates mttk.njt many irvtements
in his out 1-1 for the comof
those who et.eourased him
t their patronase ilttritis the ia.-t
ion. which he hiKhly appreciates.
Knocked Out.
well known man ot Union di.:
was seen industriously plyixit
vocation as teamster within th
yesterday. 1'iKiri beinfc solicited
a friend for his : ubscrlptlon to
Daily West Virginian he first ex il
hmself upon the ground of "ts
. The terms being made to an
so reasonable as to remove this
U?- l I !<?IL II'*
so busy ho rlM no; liavo the 1 ime
cad. t'pon heing asked how iie
it liis evening hours that he could
read after supper "inril bedrlrno.
eplied. "Ol;! my tirr-e is all occiiIn
tlic- evening in playing with
twin babes." This last was the
nner" so that the . " iicitor threw
he sponge on the third round and
drew from the contest, feeling'
a new code of taoics was being
sluced in which be had no expece.
Who was the knocker"' Ask
ry Morris.
Chicken Scavengers,
maj;. be. proper' in view of ^ the
??
discovery made in a cer.ain burir.es:
:^lace "ptf tie First ward tie at be:
morning; ~ to - Inquire' whether -any o
our cltiaens- hare sjissod any of then
chickens scooped from-eith<?-emrot?
or coop. Upon opening np for. bnsi
pe3S early, cm the morning referred y
the first thing observed was -wish
bones, lucky-bones and ail other kind:
of chicken bones hung upon ttieii
chandeliers and _ adorning thei:
shelves. The plain indication ic the
minds of the firm, by reason of lh<
debris and confusion which prevailed
and the remaining offal found in s
small hand wagon sectored in a hid
1 den nook was. that some parties izn
known except to tfcc coterie ol
friends equally guilty with themselves
in the plot had procured the chickens
from some source and then by common
consent, save from the pro
prietors. had met and taken posses
sion of their quarters for hoi-ting a
chicken carnival. The first lack ol
courtesy at least in this matter, was
shown in the failure of the misc-eaiifs
to leave anything behind more su!.?
stantial than the carcasses to the proprietors
for the use of taeir rmir. on
this occasion. The second was in fa-ling
to clean up and put the room in
order again upon their -departure. T>e
unsettled question with the li-ni still
is. who were they and where did tliov
get their hennery and other perquisites
which evidently composed the
the bill of fare? In the absence ct ai-y
clite to the identity of the pen-elrators
thus far. aside from the mere
suspicion of certain well known char
I litri CLUiu;tr ;c? auui
j procedure, this is su^sested to V e- a
i proper case for police in veso action,
and with the hope that it" sufhcfenr
evidence can be secure-J. the culprits
may be brought to speedy justice,
and thus protect our orderly fotxslj
ness places from such aiyht prcwiiny
I marauders.
23 WOMEN SAVE ONE.
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They Bravely Submit to Surgical Operations
to Prevent Another
Woman From Succumbing.
J VIN'CENXES Ind.. L>.c. 22.?The
! bravery of -twenty-three women of
; Vincennes University is responsible
j for savins the life of Miss Catherine
j Oreran on the day before her intended
j initiation into a secret society at the
j university- Following ?* sursicai opj
oration Miss Orsan s a Tiered ar-.-at iy
from the loss of blood.
The physicians. reaSzins the trav
ity pf the patient's condition, inforra;
ed her friends. Twenty-three young'
; women bared their arms, from which
' a quantity of blood was transferred
| into the circulatory' system of Miss
> Orvan. whose life was saved.
MARK TWAIN
And Partner Sell Valuable Estate to
Tarrytown Lawyer.
(By Publishers' Press.)
X'KW Vork Dec 22.?Samuel
j Clemens (Mark Twain:. and E. 1-5.
j Cohli sold yesterday to Charles A.
i Ganlint-r. the lawyer, an estate of
i forty acres in Tarry town, for $12'>.j
otto. The grounds are laid out as a
j nark. Tbey art* heavily wooded. Mr.
| Gardiner has been a tenant on the esj
tate for two years. Mr. Clemens
bought half the tract two years ago.
! but owing: to illness has never lived
i on it.
FIRST WARD LADY
| Is Happy Over Receipt of Good News
From Washington.
The friends of Mrs. Virginia C. Sa.tr
; terfleld. of Diamond street. First
j ward, widow of Samuel Satterfield.
! will be glad to learn that she has received
notice of a pension allowance
j of $s per month for herself ami
: per month for her minor child. Bach
j pay will be received from the date of
; the husband's death. August 7, 19<>".
This is quite a nice Christinas present
from Uncle Sam.
So hard to find anything a man
likes for Christmas, but the.v are always
glad to receive a gillette safety
razor, blacking case, shaving ret or
a pocket knife. 125 raucrns to select
from at J. L. Hall's Hardware.
Our stock of K. K. skntes Is )j -ger
| than ever, a nlckelplate Hockey skate
j in the famous K. 0. brand for
i $1.31. .J. L. Hall's. Hardware.
Silver knives and forks at Clyde S.
! Holt's. x
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual mooting of tho Stockholders
<if the Fairmont West Virginian
Publishing Company will be
held at the office of said company in
i the City of Fairmont. Monday, the 2d
j day of January, 1905, at two o'clock
j P. M? for the purpose of electing a
Board of Directors to serve for the
ensuing year for said company, and
for the transaction of such other business
which may legally be done by
stockholders at a general meeting.
Bated this the lGth day of December.
1S04. G. M. JACOBS.
President. .
J. F. P^tTinj^ Sccretap:. ;; >i
; LEAD PENCIL WOUND
COSTS_CHILD'S L1F1
C- Marie Love Fell and Graphite Puni
-tured .Her Palate?Blood
Poisoning Results.'
* BALTIMORE. Bee. 22.?Marie Jg>v<;
aged seven years, -laughter of ZS:
' and Mrs. William Love, died afoou
* C:30 o'clock Monday morning at ill
home of her grandmother, Mrs. Ann;
Love. 1911 Frederick avenue, fron
blood poisoning which was cause;
by falling on a lead pencil which wa
r driren into her palate.
Last Saturday evening, while a
' her grandmother's home, the chili
was studiously working a* some pro!)
lem up stairs in a rear loom. W'hili
pondering over one of the example;
she placed the pencil in her n>outfc
, and all of a sudden she jumped up an.
ran from the room, still with the pen
cil between her teeth. She was run
ning at a rapid gait toward the roon
in which she knew her grandniothei
to l?e when she tripped and fell. Thsharp
point of the pencil penetrate*
deep into the palate, and when sh<
was picked up and the pencil with
drawn The wound was bleeding p'o
fusely.
Dr. Philip A. Knorr. of 1727 Wes
Lombard street, was immediate!}
summoned.
After a thorough examination Br
Knorr found that a small portion o
the graphite had remained in tli*
wound. He carefully removed the
substance and the wund. apparent
Iv. seemed to heal. "When he next
visited tiie child the wound presented
an ugly appearance- Peritonitis set
in and all efforts to save the child's
life proved futile.
No Change In Gould Policy.
XEVV YORK. Dec. ?President
Landstreet of the Western Maryland
states there is to be no change In the
Gould's tidewater plans or policy. Two
bids have been made for the Cfcesa
peake & Ohio canal, one by the Western
Maryland. $137,000. the other by
the Baltimore & Ohio. $135.00t). With
so little indifference there is a suspicion
that there is an understanding
and that the explanation can be found
in the traffic agreement between the
Gould interests and the Pennsylvania.
Ask your grocer for Marion flour, x
Magnolia flour for pastry purposes, x
Howard, the photographer. will
I make you good pictures cheap. x
Every sack of Marion flour guar;
anteed. Trv it. x
|
Mistletoe at Hall's flower store, x
; BOO
cas-ac
i BACKJ
ALSO PURIFIES 1
Don't beccnc disconrsjcc. Thnre i
cues as yours. Ail conacluiticni arc 5*2B5
"Liberality of principle, scope of thought an
eworving devotion are tho regaistea in the tnedi
treatment of all atToctioas, both acute and ch
from an influenza to sl grave typhoid, a aim;
bronchial cough to a grave eomminintion."?Ex
Dr. M. M. FeSner, before one of the.JfowYo:
- Assembly Chamber, of the State Capitol at All
FOR SALE BY
STRA NCE" ADVICE!
Or. G. O. Grrr-rx alert nersoiul attention
to 21athreat hnmiWit.Ka* contract.
, Qla -oar Almanac for tpany 7cars past we
have given unusual ad-rice *> those aglic"
ted with, coughs, colds, throat or lung
e troubles or consumption. "Vfe have told
s them if they did not receive a^y special
benefit after the use of one "J-cent sine
* bottle of German Syrnp, to consult their
1 doctor. <J\Ve did "not abk. them or urge
them to use a large number of bottles, as
. is the case in the advertising of many
other remedies. Our confidence in Ger1
man Syrnp makes it possible for ns to
r give such advice. ^We know by the ex>
perience of over 35 years that one 75-cent
j oottle of German Syrnp will speedily re1
liere or cure the "iroisi. coughs, colds,
i bronchial or lung troubles?and that,
- even in bad cases of consumption, one
. large bottle of German Syrup will -work
wonders. <Jls ew trial bottles, 25c.; regt
ular size. 75c. . At all druggists. -*
lVe want to feed Marion county
. with Marion flour. Help it along. x
r
Quick collections, prompt settle
meats?Marion Claim Agency. a
NOTICE
;
It you see a nice 1 ?okLng
couple driving around with a
good stylish horse, elegant harness,
j nobby run-a-bout, carriage or trap,
: with nice clean robes, and everything
to match, you can wager ten to one It
was hired from the Jackson Livery
. Barn, as we put oat only that kind.
FRED S. JACKSON". Manager. Open
day and night. x
Some person will get the 100-piec*
Haviland dinner set. Coal City Eocm
Furnishing Company. ?
W. S. Tl
Hauling of all kinds. Mo
pianos a
Residence. 319 Merchant street.
I
i Office on Parks avenue, next to
! Skinner's Tavern, Fairmont, "W.
1 Va.
TOEFENl
a
LCHE/~"
:he blood /
s a cure fox you. If necessary write Dr. Fena
M
0 research, untiring energy. and cecal
man -to extended success in tho
ironic, simple and complex, ranging Send 1
Mo nicer to a scirrhous cancer, a
tract tram an address delivered by on t]
-k State Medical Societies, In the
any, >'. Y? Jan. 27th, 1869. St. ^
- GOING BACKWARD
outlook for. the future. Put by some?
thing of your savings, no matter how
little, auk get the benefit of the secur
ity of this strong savings-bank and
" its 4 per cent, interest. When worse
timeg prevail you'll have your o*a
" plus compounded interest. Booklet. }>. jSsJ,
! for a-postal.
CITIZENS'DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
? JOSEPH
SCHUSTER,
.
Contractor for Cement Sidewalks
Cellar Floors, Yards, Retaining "Walls
and Steps. Stable Floors and cellars
made "water tight, a specialty. *
Residence?S pence street, near ICa
j)le avenue. F. & M. "Phone, 684- P.
O. Box, 476. Fairmont, "W. V*.
We -will name a few of the many
things -we have that will delight the
little girls for Xmas; tricycles, sleds,
toy sewing machines, tea sets, tea kettles
and -waffle irons, at J. L. jETalT& ~
Hardware. x.
I have some good bargains on Katrmont
avenue Call and see m?- SL
EL T^-nTia-m. x
. . . . -
I have some good lots in two squares
VL V/UUT(.-?lUlUe XUi Solo iXL . ..
EL Tjmham. x:
?Try
your luck?it doesn't cost anything.
Coal City House Famishing
Company. - x
Why not let the Marion Claire
Agency collect that claim for yon? x.
HOMftS.
SFER.
ving householdjgoods and
specialty.
Bell 'Phone?Residence, 340 : Office,
S.
Consolidated 'Phone?| Residence,
70, Office, 100.
fER'S .
All
Diseases of the Kidneys,
Bladder, and Urinary Organs.'
j Also Heart Disease, Rhenmatisn,
Ihckache, Gravel, Dropsy,
Female Troubles.
.
|
ill
_r_ Ho has spcat a Efotima ctring jest sack,
"
ickache
Dropsy
Kidneys
. .v neumatism
'
Gravel
~CL1 t
Disease
UNFAILING REMEDY.
For Cook Book and Treatise
he Kidneys, also Book on my
r'itus Dance. Specific.