The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-09


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j. 81 Our esul A. corresp onde
Miss Mary Lake. ~ simpson. 81 Ssis3
iting friends with Mr.. and y Irs:s Harry
Robinson in the First wa I'd
The silaS Stone CO, load ed ar II
of the manufactured tone e,r flstrssis
day for parties In N ar.nin ct y wv
reason of his perser eranees N I,@*
Leonard is succeeding in gsst iil ssS ats$ss
product introduced a rtoas paints
and IN time viii build up q RI gouti3Es y
| trade.
The demand for the2 5Dasli est
virginian is growing In First
ward as noted from the increasing
list of subscribers, and the n,1rnR her
extras sold by the boys on NJ he asss5SS
eraI routes.
Scott Jones 1colored9 ia Welt
known and eccentric chafa ctefs " HOE
always makes himself heard sss we'll
rs .aeen about5Main street on HI; 4S3
side. took an exclrstonS into tlse
ward last night Some niscrean
booze-ventier ca erred toiIist srea Es1lk.sss
by getting him 50 f,illy tanksd mn skt8sS
he lost his bearings, and could mat
easily follow them, even q ter being
given by Minuear, But U pom tlefn
threatened with the oc!sup, his
sibiltties began to- atlIe ken an tl5 me-
last seen of him he Was ma kin 81 rssn s
uous efforts, though with u tie pre-
sress. to get back on his ma Il vsa:S sot Isas
across the river. 5sss
The Sicilian Cub met with
Homer Hall, at 30f Water street. last
evening. There was good attend
ance, and an Industrial program setr;8
aered in keeping with the object al
the organization. From the tenn psra
ture- of the evening, It goes vi bout
saying that every one present met
with warm reception. his. ssass
ever. may have. been conn teracte ds;
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fountain below, but # SO itssyss q i ftssrEI
we left. Hal HAT
N. ]. Hancock. of Jefferson street.
has been offered and yet positively
declined position as manager OF ti,ssS s
carding-room in the factory OF 49,
Purcell, of WhttesyiIie. KY. at s :0a s
per day. Being asked as to- WHY n en-
declined SO lucrative a position, he rssssssss
piled that he was employed by sss
Thomas, and that for this reason and ss
other considerations, he could not EatS5
consent of his mind to accept ill., ThisSss
being true speaks vel for an tS
the loyalty of his employees tns h ss
If the employees In all other Einistane
showed such devotion and concar sss
for their employers interest,". we
should have less strikes and confn
sion between capital and labor.
Policemen Minnear. Hess, len1Ing
and RidgIey, made 8 raid zss M be-
"Yaller Dog about 2 o'cloc yesters#s
day morning on account of he 81 assggsS
pected presence of late callers. up
on their arrival. however they found
"ELS
dry haul, seeing no one but the hos
tess Of the ranch. She feigned to-
welcome their visit, and asked q I hem .
to call again, as they would 81 q lsays EsSs
find her there alone, as IN THU ia
stance. They thanked her for the 1lsssS
yitation. and the report, no ping IN
might ever find it thus. Thou h@ tlley
failed in their expectation yet they
are to be commended for heir 81 gssl-sS
ance in trying to- break VI lssfa$sss
haunts of social irreguIarit y, and the IT,
seeming failure this time. proves q he
success OF their former efforts, ofssss
which a clear coast in his n instance:
was the result MI
j.. D. Summers. of the First sgsara.ss
having sold his store on ~ erc1aan
street to Mrs. aura NJ Her. off, u esSfs
city. has assumed the ageman to fss?