The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-04
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Harry Stay, OF Merchant street. lost
his bird dog yesterday afternoon.
which he is deeply 1amenting, since
he had not Yet realized on the invest
ment in il made only a few days age
Even as other riches often take TO
themselves wings and fly away. leav-
ing us worthless, so dogs 100 take
TO their legs and run away, leaving
us pugless.
With all The Vaccinations of the
Democrats. and their combined infu-
ence brought to bear upon our First
warders, Republicanisn ~still-moves on
i'll the van with steady tread and
hopes undaunted. And now We feel
that the success OF our cause is en-
dered doubly sure. in hat The Lead
err has joined our ranks, and With its
columns Will help to increase the vic
tory for tax reform. :
Another Mad Dog Less.
D. o. Carpenter came in collision
With a mad dog over on the Stony
road. beyond Maple Grove cemetery.
on Sunday. Procuring a sun. he fol-
lowed. in pursuit., oEertaking and
shooting it at John Nundel's. where it
was swapping at stones and biting
pla1lks OF the fence within it's reach
as il ran.
orr Again.
J.. S. Walker. OF East Park avenue.
who took his little daughter to Bal
timore on the 10th OF September for
treatment at the Pasteur Institute. as
the result of her bite by a mad dog.
returned home Saturday evening. He
reports the full treatment given. and
the girl pronounced entirely cured
and 7 from future danger.
OF to the Fair.
NJ. T. Craft and family, of nea
Blacksville. Pa, h have been visit
ing relatives in Winfield district, were
joined by r. P. Reese and family from
Blacksville yesterday, who, together
repta Phillips, expect to start to-mor-
row for a visit to the Worlds Fair at
ST. Louis, and Their to other points
in Illinois and Iowa. on their return
trip home.
DR.. n. b. Cox. formerly of this city,
but now p~racticing in Boothsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Gone to Weston.
E. F. Watkins. of East Park, leaves
for Weston to-day to visit his family
and attend TO some business matters.
He is disposing of his stock Of store
goods in that place, with a view OF
moving into his new residence in East
Park as soon as completed and ready.
1~-s T,-,l.+1r l,,- e-:I>-1@ ,~
the verandas and basement rooms of
his new house on Guffey street. He
already has a number of boarderS, and
can accommodate about six more at
81 per week. Thatcher McVicar, a
Salvation army soldier. occupies the
lower apartments, SO that hereafter
"Bub' with his family and dodgers.
will be expected to be good
The Bridge.
Conway, the contractor for build
ing the west end pier Of the suspen-
work by the water forcing its way
through the walls and filling the Golfer
dam. Yesterday he secured a twenty
five horsepower engine which he is
putting in place to pu1np out h sur
plus water, SO that he can go Onward
with the work and push it to a speedy
finish. The County Court are in the
meantime considering applications for
down the temporary floor of
bridge, which will be taken up in
the spring to be replaced with a new
bridge
No, He Didn't!
F.. M. Starchey- went to the Fair
mont Company store on Water
street, in charge OF John Bitonti,
and raised a sacket with him yester