The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14

Or. A. I. Bailey, VINO has been SICK
OF typhoid fever for some days at his
as conditions will permit, and with no
nntavo-able symptoms to combat l.
is hoped tat he viii soon be out again
The Dixie, pleasure sl>iff, owned
by J. WEI! Mason, J-., was taken to the
wharf by Cabin McCloy on Saturday,
newly painted. equipped, and ready
TO be launched for duty. When Will
lfa,n's oars are called into play
Hough's shippers had better be we'll
manned. or they will fall into the wake
OF the Dixie, for it is runner.
Mar c,1:... that everything seems
dull e=caDs the Daily West Virsinian,
which only grows more interesting all
the time.
Laura, the young daughter OF Nal
don West the RoSstOwn miller. was.
bitten on her foot by copper snake
last Saturday afternoon. DR.. Fitch
being called, FASTENED to respond,
and upon his arrival found the foot to
be already badly swollen and the girl
suffering greatly. He administered
anti-dotes to counteract the eHects OF
the poison of the bite, and then dress
ed the wound, leaving Instructions for
further treatment Although the bite
was serious, and some time had
elapsed before medical aid could be
given, yet it is not believed that it
will result fatally.
Clark Steele has purchased a one
half interest in the Hamilton drug
store on Water street, of the First
ward. The firm name hereafter will
be N. c. Steele & Co. They are al
ready changing the interior. prepare
tory to putting in an ice cream and
soda fountain, with all modern i'm
provements, and also expect to hit up
handsome ice cream parlor. 1t Will
take some days TO effect the changes
necessary for these new accessions,
but when ready for service the public
will receive due notice.
Eli G. Fortney,- one of our Firs"t
ward policemen. together with his
wife and child, took trip to Morgan
town and back on Sunday:
Mrs. G. w. Belts, OF Lancaster.
KY, is visiting her son, Will Belts, at
COZ Diamond street, whose wife is
sick at present.
James Mussleman, OF Water street,
wore a broad smile of supreme delight
Yesterday afternoon, over the arrival
of his frst-born daughter to be entered
upon the family lr. oll
H. H. Lemley was in town yeSter-
day, from Stewards run and Pawpaw
creek, where he has two steam saw
mills in operation, and has enough
contracts secured TO keep him cutting
lumber all summer.
Several men have been met within
the past few days, Offering to bet So
that the Wabash would resume work
here again by the 18th inst. All no
doubt desire TO see the speedy fulfill
ment of their hopeful prophecy, yet
up to the present we have found no
one who has been sanguine enough to
accept the bet, but prefer rather to
wait and see.
Specifications for the building of the
NJ. P. Church, at Union, in Union dis
trict, are now ready. Any one wish
ing to put in a bid for the same can
call on Sweden J. Satterfield, between
this and next Saturday at o'clock
P. NJ.
u. a. Sprinkle has just received
from East Virginia car load of fine
No. oak lumber for interior finish
ing The firm also reports large or
ders coming in thick and fast, so that
it takes hustling to care for them
This speaks well for the planning mill
during the dull season of which 50
many are complaining.
81 James Ray Kisner, step son Of the the
widow Risner,.i in the First ward, was
COMMITTEE to the Reform School last
SATURDAY on account of incorrigi Utility.
On his promise Of good behavior he 4