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I pile;. Hi McGlffln, 51.
J. J. Lynch and wife,
. and sons, M. D. Wood,
ns, wife and daughter,
Bailey, Henry Fultz,
Katharyn Ott,' Grafton;
John Stewart and wife,
arksburg; E. P. Knight,
n. Monongah; G. Bean,
kersburg; Thomas E.
Madijohn, J. L. Smith,
Hehen, Wheeling.
r. Moran, F. 51. Keller,
, Georgia Nichols, HunIce,
Watson; Katharyn
l Highland, Monongaa,
Wheeling; Lottie Dev'eny,
C. 0. Newlon, F.
Iton; "B. ,1, Ferrell, New
Jeorge Yost and wife,
j#les, Littleton; R. B.
irlse; C. H. Freeland,
f.. States, Moundsvllle.
. L. Cobnrn, Buckhantor,
Wyatt; J. T. Bog?.
Wllloughby, 5Irs. 51.
t. Whlssen, H. E. Reed;
James Maki, John ElFeprne,
Rosedale; C.
Bowen, Beliler, R. C.
>n; J.'L, Lewis, Feder>n,
Adam B. Llttlepage,
rice Sale
rtlnues
dded to this sale
i's Shoes
L,plain leathers,
atton, light and
i. These wehave
wo lots and pria
follows, Shoes
or $2.25, $2.50
wld for $8.50
| dren b Oxfords still selling
jShurtleff & Welton
:h I am going to clc
lining August 28th
Id. Stock consists
Watches, R
;ts, Bracelets,
Silverware.
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HOWARD
JEWELER
WATER STREET
Charleston; F. M. Dawson, J. M.
Simpson, 0. 0, Osborn, D. F. Fries,
C. A. Whhssen, C. J. Comuntzls and
wife, Charles Flenlger, L. C. James,
0. H. Cummins, J. R. Morris, V. H.
Thompson, Wheeling?; B. M. Flaherty,
Grafton; Bob Penrod, Belington;
M. Cannon, Littleton; L. C. Bone, W.
.!. Smith, William Fraser, Bert Wallace,
Coal Center; V. T. Poland, Tunnelton;
T. W. Wharton, Morgantown;
H. W. N. Hupper, J. M. Young, Richard;
J. G. Cochran, Parkersburg; Perry
Beaumont; C. N. Brisco, Mannington;
C. E. Lewis, Savannah; James
Conaway, Montana; Glenn J. Morman,
Franklin; C. M. Wheler, Reedsvllle;
Ed. Bowman, Qule Horwalt, Otha
Layman, Lee Hall, Montana.
| PERSONAL
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Miss Lottie Deveny, of Mt. Lake
Park, is the guest of friends In the
city. |
Miss Daisy Hull, of Mannington, is
In the city attending institute.
Miss Ethel Carl, of Mannington, is
In the city.
Miss Addle Plnnell, milliner for E.
C. Stemple, has returned here after
spending several days at her home In
Grafton.
Miss Mary Holland, of Angelo, Texas,
Is spending a rtfw days as a guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
Holland, on Walnut avenue.
Mrs. Addle Ruth Hubhard returned
last night from Gladesville, -where she
had been nursing for Dr. E. K. Sutton.
Miss Elizabeth Cunningham leaves
to-morrow for Parkersburg, where she
will spend several days with her brother,
Grove Cunningham.
Miss Anna McClung, who Is the
guest of relatives in the city, leaves
to-morrow for her home at Burnsvllle.
Mrs. P. H. Shields, of Clarksburg, is
the guest of relatives in the city.
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Boyers returned
yesterday from a visit with relatives
near Morgantown,
Misses Dora Conaway and Lula Conaway.
who were visiting friends at
Glen Easton, returned home last evening.
MiSBes Eva and Ola Conaway returned
last night from visiting frleniU
at Mannington.
Misses Dorothy and Mary Katharyn
Howard are the guests of relatives at
Point Marlon, Pa.
Born, on Tuesday, the 27th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward McShane, a daughter.
Mr. McShane is superintendent
of the steel plant and resides on the
George Autos property near the city.
Miss Dorothy Straight returned yesterday
from a week's viBlt at Terra
Air? j
Mr. Ed. Taylor and family will move
to-morrow from Qulncy street to the
E. B. Davis property on Walnut avenue
and Fourth street
Miss Inez Jacobs went to Terra
Alta this morning to attend the Baptist
Goshen Association.
Mrs. W. H. Nicholson has returned
from a several weeks' visit at Atlantic
City.
Miss Nell Harden returned yesterday
from a few days' visit with friends
ln,Morgantown.- "
/ 'Jiri Frank ,Treber and children,
wluyfcad been the guests of Mrs. John
ise out my entire si
i, at 7.30 pm., and o
of
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Rogers' 1847
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Fixtures, Tools
ire for Sale'
H. HEDGES
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FAIRMONT, WEST VI
Hart for Beveral weeks, left this afternoon
lor their home In Cumberland,
Md. She was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Luclle Hart, who will
spend some time In Cumberland.
Miss Josephine Hough went to
Cairo this morning to visit friends for
several days.
Herman Hesse, of Frosthurg, M?l?
Is a visitor In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartley returned
yesterday from a several weeks'
visit In New York City and other eastern
polpts.
Mrs. B. W. Howard returned yesterday
from'a few days' visit In Morgantown
where she was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. P. C. Berkshire.
Mr. R. E. Mason and son, Arnold,
went to lit. Lake Park to-day.
We are the only store carrying the
complete line of city and county school
books. Globe Book Store. tf
School satchel and book cover given
free to each purchaser of school books.
Ask for them. Globe Book Store, tf
School books and supplies at Globe
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Possessing rare tools a
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COURT NEWS
A. M. Hess appointed administrator
of (he personal estate of W. P. Fortney,
deceased. Bond given In the sum
of $30 with JV. H. Blllingslea as surely.
The will of Dorsey S. Martin was
probated and admitted to record. Harley
L. Piggott is named as the executor
of the will.
C.,L. Michael vs. J. A. Callen, Chas.
T. Barker, A. D. Parrlsh, Patrick
I.aughney, Thomas Donlin, H. S. Yost,
John M. Harr and W. E. Carder, executors
of the estate of Clemenza Jane
Smallwood, deceased, John M. Harr
and W. E. Carder, Intermediate Court,
In chancery; September rules. James
A. Meredith, solicitor for the plaintiff.
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: CLARKSBURG, iag. 18.-P. R1 Ft- I
irl, collector in this section tor the I
loster and other' drawing company 11
gencles with headquarter! :ln Clarke-II
>urg, was held up on a dark and loner I
y road near Tunaekon Monday night II
>y, three men who robbed htm of $1,- II
'00 which he had. collected for the I
irewery companies and one of th$H
highwaymen shot him in 'the right
land.'..
Flori had been to Anderson collectng
money for the brewing companies
and from there he went to Atlanta
mines, where he collected some more
money. It was about dark when he
started along a road toward Tunnelon,
where he intended to deposit the |
money he had.' As he was walking .
along the road three men suddenly j
sprang out of a thicket and pumped *
upon him.' They threw him to the t
ground and took all of the money he
had awny from him. As they were
shout' to leave Flori made mo^on to
pick up a rock and one of the high- j.
waymen shot at him, the bullet passing
through hjs right hand, The robbers
then ran away.
Fiorl went on to Tunnelton, where!]
he notified the officers and had his]
wound attended to. Officers at Tunnelton
started on the trail of the highwaymen
with bloodhounds. One of 1
the men was a negro, Flori says, and 1
the other two were white men. i
Most of the money Florl had with 1
him was cash, only >200 being In 1
checks. The highwaymen did not take <
his gold watch nor a diamond ring he <
wore on one ot his fingers. 1
YOUNG WOMAN i
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MISS BELLE STARKEY, OF BYRON, I
KILLED HERSELF WITH A (
REVOLVER. I
CLARKSBURG, Aug, 28. ? Belle I
Starkey, aged 28, unmarried daughter 1
of C. P. Starkey, a miner of Byron, 3
committed suicide at her home at 11 I
o'clock Tuesday morning by shooting <
herself through the heart with a re- 3
volver. J
What prompted the woman to take '
her life Is not known and the cause
is at present a mystery. Miss Star- I
key went Into -her room at the Star- !
key home, which Is in the hollow above (
the Hutchinson Fuel Company's m;n?, ]
laid down on a couch, placed the muz- (
zle of the revolver over her heart and J
pulled the trigger. Death resulted in- I
stantly. I
Acting Coroner M. S. Riley, of this I
city, was notified of the suicide and i
he went to the scene for the purpose 3
of investigating the woman's'death.
He was thus engaged Tuesday after- j
noon. j
Miss Starkey was a daughter of Mr. ,
and Mrs. C. P. Starkey, of Byron, and j
Resides hej parents she is survived by (
two sisters and four brothers. The father
is employed in the mines of the f
Hutchinson Fuel Company at that
place.
Notice of Fiduciary Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that the acaounts
of the following named fiduciaries
are before me for settlement:
1. W. S. Haymond, administrator of
Augustus 31. Boggess, deceased;
2. J. L. Davlsson, administrator of
John Price, deceased.
3. Charles Davla, administrator of
Eliza Davis, deceased.
4. Leroy Linn, administrator or J.
A. Linn, deceased.5.
M. Ella Hawkins, administratrix
of Clarence E. Hawkins, deceased.
6 M. Ella Hawkins, guardian
trlx of Margarette Leona Hawkins, an
infant
7. J. Fay Watson, guardian of John
Lindsay Radcliffe, an lnrant.
8. T. W. F. Handolph, guardian of
frank C. Strother, an infant,
9. G. 3V, F. Randolph, guardian of
Maud M Strother, an Infant.
Given under my hand this- 17th day
af August, 1907.
' HARRY SHAW,,
Commissioner of Accounts of Harlon
county. , 21-31
Fairmo
votes Pony
For
District No.
Address
NOT 0600 AFTER FR
This coupon when properly filed
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Pony Contest Vote
VOTE TO DAY.
District No. 1.
>aul M. Hawkins 258,640
'red.dy Eddy 238,480
trt Kern .....229.555
tuth Posten . .205,220.
daude Hartley si.uiu ,
5race Jamlscm 12,260 .
3eorgta Hunsaker 11,663
dae Cronln 8,136
rhelma Satterfleld i 7135 ,
Hella Kerns 5,540
Sterling R. Jtiggs 4,460
Jarrle Barr 6575
tazel Griffith 4290
lorsey Abbott 3,530 (
3race Jone3. 2845
^Anch Linn 2830
Sniel Cook .1850
Settle Groves 1,240
dorrls Saunders, ..1185
Trances Ward 1105
Iharles Wilson 850
toy J. Wise 835
tutus Lytton 775 '
Leonard Deegan 525
District No. 2.
Trances A. Slater 24,430
dlldred Parsons 17.930 ;
llaiidla McNeely 10,775 :
Oanna Morris 765
Jladys Toothman 700
ramie Jolliffe 890 ;
Sthel ROegrson 690
Daisy Flowers 600
ona Re*j? 660
lllce Jenks 650
Jartha Stewart 510
District No. 3. (
forest Springer 47,340 (
Philip Tatters'on 19,465
dable Merrlfleld .11.365
lertrude Crlss 1,795
)dra Stealey 1,025
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