The Fairmont West Virginian., December 22, 1906, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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GOODS
KieR'SOre loss to the owner. Any man
H tell yon that water does as much damKBttf
as llre after the flrat spark has
Ilo work. But why suffer the
rom either Are or water?when
business, to protect you against
lsurance. backed 4>y some of the
ist companies in the world?
EANING, Pressing and Repairing
Ladles' and Men's
Clothing. Work called for
and^deUvered. Mothlj rates
HARRY R. COLE,
phone 90-w Bell Phone 241.
ATS* Oader Brohi shoe stare.
in Hotel
pi v!>:. Water Street, First Ward,
la prepared to fnrnlsh the best aceommodatlons
to' his patrons at the
jw lowest prices. Ladles' and gents'
on the first floor; also a
Hamburg Restaurant
|s la connection with the Hotel, always
gj&Bpen., Terms tor permanent board
jmte&OO Per VA/eek.
W:'Triuielent boarders, $1.00 per day.
TJp-toD&te "Home Cooking" our
TTOi'lfi ' Ml1 gaUsfactorjr servlce
8IVE US A TRIAL
AND BE CONVINCED.
Mm T ^nvhfr
ItHIaLl T 111 III Vllivwil
Proprietor.
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j First ward i
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yrtrst Ward
?i Mr.and Mrs. David Baker are spending
a few days visiting relatives at Independence.
j,'Mrs. Will Royers anil children were
guests for the day yesterday of ho:
father Dr. C. P. flo.vers. Sr.
mm. Fred Jenkins was Hie guest
of friends and relatives in Monongah
: Dr. N. B. Cox. of Bootlisville, was
ft cfty visitor yesterday returning
home in the evening accompanied by
Miss Katherlne Cox, who will spend
fte Chrlstmas holidays at his home.
Squire Swindler is at the 'Cheat
iMts.. where lie.was called on account
W a very sick relative.
J Miss Maude Watson is very ill at
Jier. tiome on the corner of Diamond
ahd Polk streets.
; Mrs. Thomas Swislier. of Satterfield
street, who has been very 111 for
A few days nast. is now- convalescent.
Ppp ';jMr. .an(I Mrs. \V. E. Hoult, left yesBfelterday
for Nestervllle to spend a few
&v?;iiWfs visiting the latter parents.
.'Mr, Clarence Stealey has returned
K'^frpm a business trip to Buckliannon.
Miss Georgia Dawson Is 111 at her
fe- home on Netv street.
Ik'y sMr. Raymond Stemple Is spending
iiAi'a few days with relatives In Neatere|."
fiStf;'':.' City Hospital.
Sp!} Mrs. Delia Morrison-was admitted
gHI for treatment yesterday,
glrfx Miss Mary Turner has returned
' from nursing a patient In JtnnnlnRij|:i
Mrs. Jennie Ripe, of Newburs, was
* surlgteat patient dismissed yeslorSHlPiTKtan
llooala VL'HIIama roliirnnrl voa.
j&y* tqrda.v from nursing a patient in MorW
A Floral Offering.
Kite/- A|fieatttiflll floral offering In Ilia colKK?!?loge
colors was received yesterday by
ig&j jtfr. -abtl Mrs. J. 0. Stealer from the
Powhatan College at Charlestown in
fe,?; loving memory of Miss Bertha Stealer.
Ifer. one of the former students; The offestering
was given by tlie senior cluss
gspSf eind also a loving note of tender s.vmpafhy
was sent to the bereaved pa
CHURCHES.
g|5ic,"_' . Diamond Street Sunday Services.
.Public wursljlp at 11:15 a. m., and
|jp/Y;S0 p. m. The suhjeot for the morn^iJteg
liotir will be, "The Clreat Christ^'.ynhs
Of|tt What Shall we do With 1H"
: The evening theme will he, "The
K? yiPbwtBr of a New Affection." The Bnn^H&.fchooi..will
meet at 9:50, lo charge
of -stbayfrlateniient;
* yon atany or M
-W- O W. BENT, Pastor.
First M. P.
Rev. D. S. Boggs, pastor.?Sunday
school at 9:30; sermon at 10:45, subject,
"The More-Abundant Life." Junior
C. E. at 1:30, Oaruett Vanata leader'-.
Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:45, topic, "How
Can We Carry the Cbrlstms Spirit
through 1907." Sermon, at 7:30, subject,
"The Elements of Power."
Christmas Cantata Tuesday evening
at 7:30. Prayer meeting WeJnesday
at 7:30. Every one Invited.
Baptist.
Rev. T. B. Lawler, pastor.?Siiiivlsy
school at 9::10, W". A. Hustead, superintendent:
preaching at 10:45, by
pastor: B. Y. P. XI. at ii:30; preaching
at 7:3l> hy pastor. Teachers meeting
Friday at <1:30, followed by Prayer
meeting. _ ,
Notice.
All those who take part lp the
Christmas entertainment at the M. E
church, arc requested tb meet tonlKlit
at 7 o'clock for a final rehearse!.
It Is urged that all make a
special effort to be present.
Consul Cole
TELLS OF HIS STAY IN SOUTH
AMERICA?HE WILL GO TO
DAWSON. ALASKA.
CI.ARSHURG, Dec. "22. ? Consul
George C. Cole, yf Weston, spent Wednesday
night in the city. He but recently
returned from Buenos Ayres,
where he was stationed, and tit 1 Us
very Interestingly of that place. Mr.
Cole has been transferred to Dawson,
Alaska, and will shortly go tci that
point. It may be he will not go until
sprinU on account of the difficulty
to he experienced In going to that
nortncrn cume m uie wmm nun-,
beliip compelled at this season of the
year to (to overland alioul live linn
dred miles. In summer lie can pet
there hy rail and hunt.
Plies pet rpilclt reller from Dr.
Shoop's Maple Ointment. Remember,
it's niailo alone for Piles?anil tt works
with certainty and satisfaction. Itching,
painful, protruding, or blind piles
disappear like magic by Its use. Try
tt and see! E. A. Bllllngslea & Co.
Christie, Fisher and Taylor pictures
at A. C. Ktnkead's, Watson Hotel buildInp.
tf_
Xmas
HEDi
The JeweU
321 Wat?
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t Pre
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T Regarding t
1 this year? If
gratify your 1
^ viewing the m
line of House
the City of Fai
* Bed Room
SUITS.
$25 to $75
A ROCKERS.
tcpz 10 vPJL*0
IRON BEDS.
$3 up
i Gash or 6
z!r
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE WHITE
ROCK SAND'COMPANY RUN
DOWN NEAR TERRA
ALTA.
GRAFTON, Dec. 22.?Mr, J. J.
Shackelford. superintendent of the
White Rock -8j|nd Company, whose
plant, is ^nested at the famous Snowy
Creek Curve on the B. and 0. R. R..
some four miles east of Terra Alia,
was struck and Instantly killed by pas.
vt... n .1 .t ? ?TV.. 1M-,
sender irain wu. z, m me curve muoilay
morning. No. 2 is an eastbounJ
I rein, and passed ibe carve at near six
t'clock when running on'time. To
avoid some obstruction further east 1
No. 2 hail been swf eheil over on to
the North track at Terra Alia and 1
catne upon Mr. Shackelford unawares, '
running him down as he was walking 1
on the track on which trains should '
hs.vc been running in the opposite ill- 1
lection. The curve at this point Is
very sharp anil Is one of the most '
dangerous on the B. and O. road, and
No. 2 wns running at n rapid rate. '
Heath came to Mr. Shackelford almost
Instantly, hfs body being badly
mangled. Mr. Shackelford Is a native
Preston conntlan. and until he
went to take charge of the sand company's
plant he resided at Newburg.
where he tvas well unil favorably
known. He resided with hla family. I
since leaving Newbtlrg. at the Shriver
Pottage, just west of the Snowy Creek 1
Curve.
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Rev. McGiffin i
WRITES THAT HE HAS DECIDED (
TO REMAIN AS PASTOR
AT DAVIS. I
A lotur lias been received here (
from Rev. Russell B. .McGiffin, of Da- <
\!s. W. Va.. withdrawing his accept- (
Alice of a call to become pastor of <
Grace Evangelical Mission of this {
city. Rev. McGiffin states that the <
congregation at Davis unanimously re- (
filled to accept his resignation, and <
urgently requested him to stay with I
1'iein. He therefore feels tliai he ran- <
not honorably leave (he congregation I
lit Davis.
Persunalve. dominant anil always
iireliy Eva TanguKy tackle* the side
splitting sltnallons In her new play
nt the Grand.
at reduced prices at A. C. Klnltrad's
Anseo Kodaks, dims and snndrl.w
'iVntson Hotel building. If
Goods
Come and see out
i Stock of Watches
| Jewelry and Novt
elties, suitable for
Sf Xmas Presents.
Prices- I
That
Will
Please
You.
GES,
;r-Opticlans
zr Street
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C
lie purchase of Xmas presents for
so, a visit to OUR STORE will
ongings and please your eye, by
ost beautiful and most complete
Furnishings ever before shown in
rmont. Don't miss it!
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The Pa
We have some Suits >
and are not at all expen:
PRICES':
$15 to
We have an excellent
Spring;, Stands, Chairs,
Curtains, Book Cases, Cb
pprlit ni
1 UUib ^ ^J"
r- ?
t We merely hint here at a few of thi
ing your selection. This is the store of
! Silverware, I Globe W
j A full line of Bookca
Toilet Articles, _j kunij
$ Hair Receivers,
I Smokers' Sets,
Handkerchief Boxes :
Tobacco Jars,
? Jardiniers,
I m|| ^ TH6 Larpe&t^
{ pAr4-'
^ C?p/r?|hMNlrI?W, IgrHooileiliff.Co. Jl vl L
| Coal City House
1*111 |A IJUOT murder In the scpond degree. The
Kill Hi Mll\| innlsliment Is from six to twelve
i?"l"IW lllvW inonlhs in the county jail and a line, /j
OPniir Tllir "f nul n""'e flve linndretl tlol- "
\rnVr I IMI litrs. A motion tvns made to sel the
W ll llwll" verdict aside nail grant a new trial. |
??? i>nlie was amy uunmou vy Auuriiuvs i
FOR AN ATTEMPT AT A MURDER H"ustml fi' ^"""K "l"1 K' li' Sml"'' i I
IN THE SECOND DEGREE? T|ie 0""se of ,ht' 8lloo,lll? was llla: ! fg
NEW TRIAL ASKED FOR Iho conductor ejected him from the [
' cai for being drunk, and It is claim- I
, , cd lhillr laid for 111o renirn of the ' I
CLARKSBURG. Dec. 22.?The jury , , . , i '
. , our, after having seemed it revolver.:
In the case of .Mike Bnlie, tried for at- (
tempting to shoot, and kill Frank Hurt- 1Jvu Tanguay'a vim and vigor per- j
icy. a street car conductor on his car Vjn|e ami permeate her new'play in:
near Viropa, last September, return- which she appears at the Grand. ;
ed n verdict at ten o'clock Wednes- ? ; i
lay night. The jury by Its verdict. Diamond Brooches at A. B. Scott j
said he was guilty of an aliempl at & Co. <
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Fts at DE
>N THE FENCE
Again, we present to the public a new and at- lar
tractive window display, which we have named
to represent a title, and placed the name in the we
hands of a disinterested person. Everyone who at
visits our store will be entitled to one guess free at
of charge, and to five guesses with each ten dol- $5.1
j tne Prices Belc
trior Sideboards
vhich are comfort itself Our line of Sideboards is complete, and
'ive- can furnish them in all kinds and styles.
Prices are from
$80 $15 to $45
line of Mattresses, Solid Oak Tables, and Stands at
Blankets, Bugs, Lace a 11 pr;?oc
iffoniers, Buffets. r I
w ANUBMMjH^H^^^^^VjB
^BL^_ ^L
^"WAV Desks, . !?
1 " Cabinets, . |
Buffets, Sideboards, |
Lino ant Lowest Prices |
lass In Fafrmnnt
iuc/u 111 i uii iiiuiiu* f
Furnishing Co. i
.TOR A MOMENT I
?^uj j,-v^/b>Ol Don't ru*h madly through thl? Ufa
i without a title thought about
Each man owei to himsmelf and,
K ;l||H|i|^HJ those dependent on him to provide
I against contingencies. The ravi|ie<
K \ { JiaijSISSSj&J of lire, the horror of an accident, may'
m\ I shut off the present means-bf living,
* ? An Insurance policy at this time would,
i J 118 MAIN 8TNEBT, ,
Francis E. Nichols ^
NHAM'S j
ro the person making the first correct guess,
will present a fine Cheval Glass Mirror, valued
$18; to the second/ a Rocking Chair, valued
$10, and to the' third, a Pine Stand valued at jt- llff
Floor Covering ||||
[ we Lend comfort and elegance to your office or * ,
Design and colors to match any deoorationi +
CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, MATTINGS. . ' ^|||
1 Ct ' Paipmnnt ui i/o