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Miss -FloTvace^I-ayeii^. of th.- r:.rypherird'
~Urite
ni-toyrn to-da.y and called to sc
Mary I-'icae has almost rc-co"
ered -ftom^a.-JIghtvattaefc of typhoid U
ic js qrdte' sick of typhio
gg fever at his home oa 'Fairmont av
>S.: Sprags left yesterday for M
g-SOtemen.s.rilich., forthe benefit of hi
.^iC^^Baanche Hemy is convalescin
from'?^rr^several':r-w-eoks" i!lness of t:
I J-deas was taken to Lh
%r- a ^^^^^Hospitalr?hIs roorrJag for trca
v; ^ ^fes'- 'Estelie Hamilton is qa>'te sic
' - at her home on Maple wenoe with
severe attack- of- tonsuitls. ^Hariry
"Brennan ' win leave to-mo,
SSgr^to^spend the vacation^days wit
Hfiali -faairs. Jett Gran nam was caileo t
Br-because of the iilaes
n-law residing in tha
m. architect for C. 0
leave Saturday ; for hi
epemience. to spen
,*he Racket raoro
ined to his . home fo
tcause_of serious-st on;
Frey's friends7'will-h<
that? she is very ;i
5r at - her - home - 1:
IjasllpLaln Fleming. "afPruntytoivii
W^Jto^day. to. the' bedside oF' he]
3h^ Mrs. Susanna Lake, who is II
Era.. HL Curt Hamilton, of .JPitts
?. "wHi.spendnext week with he:
m*Si ,Mt and Mrs. R. W. pouer
rTHiam' Simpson, bookkeeper fo.'
cfcinsoii "Bros., win leave Satur
^totr" his home in Parkersburg. tc
iiVliUO.V ovc~-wii.
^i-';.. Merle' Amos is ixcflersoiiis a. secou,
g. siege of typhoid fever at. t Jit
||p!<jnptpeOf.-Iifs jiarents. Mr. and Mrs
gfiSWHr- Amos, 011 Fairmont avenue.
Conoway. of last year's baseI
was in town yesterday and
gp?3?iied that he had siyrn-ai -with Evan.-of
the Centra*, for next season.
jllS^v'Mrs- Arthur Henry, of Pittsburg
lias arrived in this city to spend tite
hdidays with her parents. Mr. and
^Ure- Hell WiLson. of Washingrtot:
1 .Vt?af Clara Lloyd.- who is teaching
^Yfeccessfo!' school at Smith Town,
| "win arrive home to-morrow evenins
to spend -the holidays with her par
Spy' "isbt'oa Maple avenue/"
1 T.trney Reed has almost recoverhis
recent illness of typlioic
BpP-rv' lens: and while he is still cmSne
ifvt- to the house, hope-, to >,< able to r<
Kit ~*StmJe his work within a short period
r3Ianche Cotburu is visitin;
^Jtocuds ia Philadelphia. .Sin- .wll.I re
sjB*tnJa that city ttat.il the first of th<
' i.-gwut ?kcn, she. will go to Saranai
J?hr.yX. - Y.. to spend the letnnTn-Te
*&> '* ;
, If rsaa-Henrieua Bartlctt. <rf. -ijit
Ev csFlfai-.jvartJa.aintl her >i?tvr, Mrs*. Oe
KSr.' ;"ijt*iri*-~.Bs>rtJeu. of Simpson. Tayio;
B?\\ -ojeoaati^-w-ettl to Git tefion this morn
& -.anE. where they, are guests of Mr. am
Et ?vJ?nu G. T. -Bart lest.
ES^' Miss frthel^Fh-rniiir: arrived fro n
'~New York- ?ry Hist ~vCtiins.!'v>rbor<
Ey.i. d'-idbe Us spending the tertrtbr ami fuir
JK.f: 'z^mhig her studies In music. She v.-il
K;,; " re<urn to the metropolis at th- begin
. ~iaiuE of The now year.
Miss Biaaeif iVrli:, returned hcw?
Be-'** Shepherds! own last evening '
ggy' .spend the.holidays with her parents, ir
IjS". y;u.fc city. Miss Corbiu is Riving elfi
&?'. ?feut service as an instructor in tit*
g'v .' Shepherdstown Normal School.
Bes ', ' Mrs. Grace Rogers and little dangli
Efe^ler, Louise, of Washington. D. C. art
fey - jn the city the guests of Mrs. G
j^?i>'. Wutianss at the Tavern. The.- v.-il
. iUiBx LUuuuua. \ urn
L friends la Jlorgantovr:
Russell s-jd daughter
! from a six months* vlsi
Miss Annie Russell
nied her mother home
it. )?ouis since the open
^position, having ha<
i West V! rslnla. ,bv.; idlnj
C Rock Si Collfgfj^
J-EXr* Is a Morgantown
M. Earl Morgan 7s in Mannington
is toSay^ folSs:^ 6 w- Saewc-j
Gay Lough, a 'student at the W. V.
5t U.-, is bone for the holidays. vj, , -
.rMiss-cttKiant McDeEmott,^ofc=:Ejr?t
a. street.* isd. stiffcrlngr-from ;an attack-of
typhoid -fever. .:s?~>r%
k .Carter Fleming. "little Son of Mr.
r, aSi "Mrs/ Joe "T*.. "Fleming, is^iil" of
f tyiShoitt fever.
? * .. ?*-.
n Louise, -little, daughter of Mx. and
^ Mrs. Henry Hamilton, is quite sick of
_c typhoid-pneumonia,.-...... . ... .
V " Editor Bryant." of the Mamnfngton
Record;'is in the city'today and "made
try-a fraternal' call;
n -v SrT*r.&?"
..Misses-Lottie and ..Mary Devpny,
^ who are., attending school Jn ,Mt," de
Chantal. are home for the holidays.
' "Mrs: J. tv_ McDonalds: of. the
Miners" Hospital, has gone tcr iter old
*3 home in Wellsburg for a visit", of sev"eral
weeks. - . - ?: rrT v: v
^ Miss "Louise .Fitch "returned home
" several days ago " from' a'Charleston
' college and " will" remain until ' after
. the first "of the'year. '
c :
t Mrs. AVilL Johnson, of the South
Side, will leave shortly for Jacksonville.
Fla.. where., she will spend - the
" remainder of the winter,
a
J-Tarohi. small -son of "Policeman
Frank Ridgely. is dangerously ill of
*" tvnhnifl fpwr nn'r! irrave fears
h as to hrs recovery. Several' physicians
-were called -hi consultation
G this afternoon. * - " s
Misses Laura and Melissa. Williams
t are home from their.. respective
schools to spend the joyous gift, season.
- Miss Laura, is a student "at the I
- Jiary Baldwin Seminary at Staunton, I
j Va.. while. Miss Melissa is attending a
school in Pittsburg.
\ THIS EVENING
; THE F!RST BASKET BALL GAME
\ OF THE SEASON WILL TA'KE :f
j PLACE. - ;
All preparations for the first bas'
ket ball game of the .season, which
j takes place this -evening, have, been
completed by the local Y. M. C. A.
management, and the indications are
- for an excellent game and a crowded
r house. Clarksburg is smarting from
. tiie many defeats administered t>y
the local players in previous years.
, and this time expect to redeem
themselves. C. F. Miller. physical
( director of the Clarksburg .association.
will accompany the team. Mr.
.Miller has quite a reputation in the j
' world of. sport, being for some time j
director of the Kensington Y. M. C. j
A.. Philadelphia.
John T. Maylott. the secretary, who I
will Ik- remembered as an expert ten-!
11 is player, will also be here and will j
play in the second half. This without
a doubt will he the best game ever,
played, in this .city. .On account of the j
limited room, only.-led tickets will be i
sold, and it looks" as" ii" these would |
lie sold !>eforc the. contest opens, so
tickets should lie secured io-<Iay.
Sleds an<l doli go-carts at Clyde S.
Holt's toy department, 32J Main
' street. x
We want to Xeed Marion county
. with Marion flour. Help it along. x :
i Cti a fine carving set for your wife ;
. at Clyde S. Holt's. , x!
rtead tlie West Virginian, ll has !
; tno latest news.
? 'Every sack of1 Marion 'flour guar-j
: acteed. Try it. x j'
r - " 1 ' ' 1 -
ir.nr; fhV holly man! ::iO Main!
, stive t.r' ' " ~ *: "* ' xi
STEM
. ; .. -...
Ibelts.
Hiimlreds of them, an
I style in the lot.
HANDKERCHIEI
An unexcelled stock,
> , 1
tion is in the prices j<
NEW GLOVES.
The glove stock is c
and coloring is includ
NECKWEAR.
ij Just the kinds which
to be suited in this s
icr\*/c-i cav
Jl^UUl^ I .IV
i I Never before have w<
stock of the little kn
to feminine taste.
i E. C. * STEM
? sssmtfw.-S?^afcjseE&fe |?a6?6M?M??6
?1 WonMfii
X, Handkerchiefs ... 1 .TfC. .-5c
" Gloves 1 fTfl.. .25
Silk Stockihg^vrJ:.-T.'.SI
A Fancy Garters. .....25c
3 Slippers ,.,. "frrt.fi.$12!
Brooches, X - " - ' -- *-'j*,
_0rs^M
' Neck Chains -50c
Neckwear ..5c
.Lace..CoJlars -S1^
,w XXBe]ts._. --.. ........... .. .. ....25
' I'-Fure;".'... r.;.T.$i JS
0 Coats ......
-.Suits _ - $10
Rain Coats ". .. $1(
@ Waists . . .:..V
. .. Silk Petticoats .... . ... . $
?. . . . Shaw!s_ "... r,....T. .. ..$
Kimonas !.,.. ... $1.43
? Hand Bags ...............". -2i
^ Sewing Baskets. . . . ... -,5C
^ Fancy Bifcbons All
' .
The Large Sizore.
W. C. T. U."Crusade Meeting.
Attention 'is* called * to the Crusade I
meeting t<5 be he?(J* ~irr Winard Hall
to-morrow a'tC-rnoori. ~ A "err interesting
pfogranTTaas -Seen prepared and
a. pleasant social hour is also anticipated.
The program teas published
a few days.ago and is replete?" -ivifh
enjoyable' selections of'subject and
matter.^A .large attendnuce is hoped
fpr_an.d~ffiends~as.VelI members of
the \V. C. T. TT. are Cordially invited.
i-Mistlefoc at.-.HaU's fio.wer store, x
announcement. j
STORE WILL BE OPEN
Day and Evening.
MONDAY. DEC. 26. 19Q4,
Thp Dav Aft^r Christmas.
-!
- r
Our inijwrtol Japan and hantl^pnintod
ware. Cfcrman an.I HarQaxuT ciiinaware,
are Smas . presents .tfaa'C are
stylish anU,sensible. At easy prices j
at J. L. Halls Hardware.., . ? x
i- *'- . \L. ? T; "i *
;litfo'^:r bur.oW 'gabAsT Ccf Tic-sr at
ciyvVs. Trtotivr
. ?rfs.,r r. r _
.. >?> ?: .. ^*?'* ' ' ' " i: < :
-TtfSC %
(1 the best of it -is- there*isn't un old;
'+? " >? J .
FS.
but the chief claim upon your alienist
now?andAheyr-Jtwr. templinsriy-.iow.
Jii11> 1 oto. Every desirable) heVr' style
id in the assortment.
Fashion demands.?'You cannot fail
lock.
... I
a had such a varied and attractive
iek-knacks, which appeal so strongly
PLE & CO.
HEd-night; Friday. xSEa afid KSHrter.- ?
>r '< -! *< c >. >. V
a t
.f&'y
J ^?ARH TM
' -* . . ^sscssrr. ~^=nr:
l?e#
MA3T?e2AiD ST a
?- g j. a -1*1
ir^pnTJihlp ?
1VH.K WiSATHhiK?Kaln and warm?:
- ?., ,
hristmas^StcM^.y *.~c-u
1; ' '. '~\i35hpeaS''r:'>
3srv^.,r^adbaAr5
:& -A A.. *
ke ~?fZWW& ~i
to 310 ^P^Sote...
to $3.50 ^::Z3EEfepftinSfcs, bottle .
to 32.25 So&tkSMows
5 to S4 Jt~^r .HalrtCSBi^Hes ...
5c to 33 :LSS-usta36ts
to-3250 _3 V r^v4JTr5g Bags .
to 33.50 _"".XrjUBk=
t0. 53-50- A ' peases,
50 to 36 ?W? Table-Linen, , yard
c to 32 ?' *'"' -N-spfc^r.^ per doz
to 340 ?: ^ XaiaP^jWien Sets
i to 335 ?V?F cSrSJSWSfcs ....
to S40 ? Sheef^Pijlow Ca:
3 to 325 Doilies apd Cent:
I to 315 ? Laoft?3ed Sets. ..
I to 315 ^ Spreadst-j*
5 to 315 g%. Tovwfl3?.pair
1 to S5 pair ...
to S10 ? Con:forts
5c to 55 ?
Ic to 32 ? g.ij.u,ii.;a:.c.gi
Shades ? HdUBKCTVfBCly U1
::'9r; cy3 ^ - SI
? . ""i^A..Are Fam
>? ? ?? 9 ? ?9??.?j
y* ;r
' '^^x?"Z?Tz?
? ; . *?tT~
iri^3tARi[
BASF IN&BAtlillDE
Shown By Co!bred'vM3n"to;South Sic
- ' -i-" -, >
Woman. _ ^
A colored msa.'iW*i; goHty of
nervy wrick. gains at
promnent home oa;Jc gu^npcit awr.oDurins
t he-evening a caii-..>ras mad
upoa the head o C. -hoe-.. ho use ~fo r.ciu
ity -irr beh^f of a eeiored- maii-o? eliafc
build who ciaiuiecl'^Tb'bo" htmsry an
destitutc.~ ~S ~;>j^fettSo?f~--w-as give
a servant' with instruction's to siv
the man arstun of money 'and-afeo t
help him to something,toceas. Aftt
the money.had . been placed in tea su;
pi i cam's hands., .t-fee. pocketbook wc
laid in the vsin<l<M*a \yhile the larde
was searched fgp^, for?L.^When, .th
servant returned, from trie pajau*
both man -acd pot^tecboSie had dtsa;
peared TSrrd rrr> traoe^ofsfitefir3**)?*3*!!:
eernibTe- If ofbdr^peWple ind'tSf^-'ctt
are approached' irr Kk" wanner- the
certainly vronld.do well^trf keepan ey
upon tbeirjjehan^iafrsc; i^2J5?tEe~jiia
is upon their premises.- .-While th
pocketbooi; aid . not. contain a iarso
sum cf money xiifi?OKtier did nor. te
'' " I.
WAMT COLUStflN |
^ --.:? - .ex ssr ni-r-C
Do You ICnovd'JTaat \Te -_Want?
Several Short / 'Ads,-' ' at
One Cerrt yPecr. Word.
WANTED?An -ainatcur sleight c
hand performer "for' local2 arttractioi
Apply to S cere firry W M. "C. A. a
"f"?vTcrdn-iti line A sinirle hors
road wagon without, springs. Mm
be in gooii tOindUion/^Aridtess ]
West. .Virginian- office ^
WANTED?At?-onCe. a few goo
hoys to sell the Fairmont West VI:
giniah. ittust'^ie-$wratlers; goo<l bo?
will be promoted" t o-routes; apply Ot:
dilation Deparnnont; West ViTgfniai
between t!;e'horrrs *oi '4 and 5 P. 1
WAN lo? a-ahree-y ea~
old girlD Applyio.illlXnane rSaciety.
WANTED?WashiRg. L ..Virginia V I
Satteriieid. First. Ward.
b'OE SALK?Pice room Souse, FIft
ward. Fifth streeV-'-No. 1003. Appl
Loyal Bennetts.-barbel? shop.
FOR-SA-L.E?Complete-- bottling fa<
tory, all. appliances "jjecessary, an
an established "trade. Apply at thi
office- ... 5JS_ ,_{M -.. ... r<
WANTED?A. -waitress anil chambei
maid at the Merrlfield HoteL
FOR SALE-rOne. J^o .cart, automoblT
wheels; run one. "season; 24 dolla
grade and practically " new; ver
office. .. .
FOR .Ri&rfj-al 2_ jropni?^bri^t houyc
known as. the Morrow.House in Firs
? /-> T.
Wili U. V. U.
FOR RENT?Furnished rooms; Di
vails; Rhea Terrace.
WANTED?Four gentlemen boarder
at $4 per week. 816 Locust avenue
FOR RENT?Baseaient room, Iron!
ins on Parks avenue, under Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank.
FOR RENT?A' few choicer offio
rooms in' tho new-Peoples ijank^bulid
lhg. Apply at the Peoples Bank.
FOR RENT?A number of fine offlc
rooms for rent in the Ceo. M. Jacob
building, Monroe street Inquire o
Geo. M. Jacobs* .County^Clerk^a. office
1V?V|/ KIM1V g 111
.. * .. WVo. i *^nlkerc
98c to $15 ? Gloves .
....*?. *.'*Ofctar$?'* ~js fJecJawdai1
i . .ft.lfl to $1$ 0 Rifh Rot
, 2S^to $S . ?i _ Smoking
....^I*2qs3 $s&i'{5s2 s&p&g:
- TSL-spenda
.:
_ . erf. ->29$ to_^a53 1^2!' .'-Pr?ss F^S
75c to SS -3C?:?2 tMtfJuHterin*
....rr^.s^o-^W0 -t?t-I3C"-?aiB^
$1 to $3-50 "T 0 Overcoats
? I I ^ IT ill In >1 ill ^ ^ I I llll I I
,?s
75c, to.-^3gsjri CilS.5uttt
ove and Tie Soxes. "* ? Sn29&
lOto. -tp
.. S. a Jv t fc >- ?^t- St. * - h K
iiy-roOi-FiUcrs^ j.. ?x s, s-, v.?..
?*?*,?* *g* i/m
- ^ B 45 ii ? S? ^4* * *1? s^wi
LEY & SPiM.ai
-h=3? the loss of?strand ifitiiej<Jl??ji?Jr
,is..caught he -tei^__iiroba^/f ifc4?ly ijegret
the base ingratitu-ie of his ac11
*T ;gQ'/15
j*r -^re you looking for a new coat?
_ J^dSiff&haSgfa^vpJ&t^ongktjat^rbas
** *;ain: can save you from Sn_5'i t<j
f -Tot
^*.1. ST ii^T^ihi^a|r
the trade in ladies" furs. Prices can'
"not be discounted. . _ x
d i'At-T =. Cr "3 Tr.-.-ga-r or
n ^ "Hall. " the'- holly ^ man 7 Tlv Main
e "street. x
r ?* J}ev."^?vof^jirf>*^t:n?s>-ati-^^'a? S."
j- Cult's. See me before buying .sjii
,w 1j 1 have, some fine lots Morrow
j place " rerS-' -ri. i?-~ "LSinhaartT 2 J3 9; T
e ^ rr
| | _
Our Watches w-hicif TOe^S^lt'areo
' appoiofetl, upleijs youtr- ivatches,^
! ? The lipWest'^tcHarbf -w-'elftieleitek
|f ' <>vlr pabdeGSSte 'lo<*rf&n?So"iir tinted
' ;8 SO BE SURE AND SEE OUF
- ' W "-i -J?. S? - We -waat -your repahripi
e ; * w I. ~T 4*0 ^ a. > V :
? T r fl'i
d '. s-gncl-aslf %?1T 4:J*3?4St
e-'jj 232
^ S O'ol^
.a ~ ~ ~ ^ "T~"
_ii < | ROR CHRIST
"* "S li V < 1 1 '* <t >i '< < <
*; - - - "a" "ft*
; : ;'; ? "ta&as^N
' Special for sifts....? .'.
Be-Its^-Xieelv Tio^eilj a beaiitifi
r . ^ Hancf Bogs ar
Useful gifts.......
Furs on
- S Furs and Muffs to inatcti, to j>leas<
' j? HondRe-rchlefs?Jfptliinj
. gj Umbrollas-Make accejitabl
'1 a Linens?Battenberg and Mexica
i> h Ladies' Silk and Woolen Waists
S Jewelry and Silver Novelties?5
Ladles* Kid and Fabric Cloves;
9 Nice line of Holiday Hosier
J 3 Buy a present
fc'-s* .'3r-T? '< ^ ^
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| fi) 9'0S @ ? ? @ @ ? ? V:
K3*i TX3CXIOOA ,3HI^ ^ 7
S?K?5^BR.- tSU
citum uivc g hiefs
.T-533^9 HtJP iSt ^
25c to 59 9 ?*
*t. zk. 5e.3t.-x."3t2Sc >p tf-s# '?.** *
>r? ? to <M? ^
JpcJjets ...? to - : ^
t&aOL.tis**33M to ^5H3^|L
MtTr*^i.&cg.5-r5rrffir Ato " ! * ^9%
^SS10J ^J*31
> .-wm ?wsr^7J!^:w^ - - ~ "*9
to $25 9
strffc .fi. SI to?.50 ffiG
gwfSMlp'HJJ
Kf -Ovocoat^^iMSS <to??S42j ?U: !W??
4. i?.oo out ?xa ijjiwj: MtertOiA-irrfS^iC?
-K Vtf -Jiida t6 v wZSzm
^Ovcrcoatc. .^7.52^0 to S8 -gtSS
>. >- sl *, *?, St. St s?. sr.. s* s^fc.
> . >c' * -.. 3t it V. >, >. St. St.
||?9?@?$099r
!W THOMfliAl S
f AJOFairmoirt; w.'va.
I rigtaafeftH5 tarted on a-'-wehi
isiii dciw Subnets an4 <?ur
j lines of ice creepers, sleigh ^^Is,
| s^attrTttwEps*, starts jo? rpeners hnd ,
^-e^kie bracw-a re^cJsopio'^e. J. HrKaU's !
Hardware. r ?
^ 1X-?tc rr.j-iO Efei . JL v
.- If vqc Uave^vaited until now*C(Jf a.
rrew "<?oa?ft>nr -arer-fu'rCilrtate. Sese ear
prices. Jo lii tie s. x
L^ra-^ncUPKhts'aice -ncatch chains
mafic aTo rely preseaf, "at Clyfi^SHolt's.9XSO
l?$!&? ,* ? x ;
{ _ ~~ ft*
i?8^^F>th(?TMission Claim
_.~Ageacy collect that claim for ySa.^ x
jOs it-ft ^ rrr? ***?!.-? v ^
t, Kancy china ^fic-a^rac -at Clyd^S.
r Holt's. - 5 "G ^ t
ns&a zesiJo vrrj? ~ .
~sr asd#ik^l3JX .B ~
'& -rot "i >i$?ns* - 5 --.
DES6RI-PT10NS.: |
stsoocE" s sx Jl .8 rj# -'7c"-'J
ur ^SKSaTe?. oTY?&t&<?>ib be dis- "
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