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Milford chronicle., 1905-03-24
Short Items of News.

The mercury got up to IS degrees last
Sunday.
Spring flowers are blooming in Mill
ford gardens.
Charles NJ. Hammond will have his
new automobile here this week.
Heavy rain marked the passing of
the equinOctial period this week.
Herring fish have been plenty 10 mar.
ket this week at S5 cents per dozen.
The Wilmington NJ. E. Conference
will meet next year at POcOmoke City.
A new automobile, owned by DR.
Stanton, has appeared on our streets
this week.
Alarge chad seinei is fishing at Slaugh.
ter Beach, and some of the finest fish
come from that point
The w. G. T. q. meets with Mrs. NJ. !
NJ. Vinyard, on North Front street,
next Tuesday evening.
The first shad caught at Cedar Beach |
this year, was taken last Monday by
Captain James Millman.
Tnad Windsor started for a trip to /
Florida and Cuba last Tuesday morn
ing, to be gone about two months.
The diphtheria cases in the family
of Nathaniel johnson, at Church Hill,
are all getting well, and no new cases
have developed.
The stockholders in the new steam.
boat will hold meeting in Firemen's
Hall this Saturday afternoon. All are
invited to be present.
When boiling old potatoes add a lit
tie milk to the water in which they
are boiled. This prevents them turning
dark in the cooking and improves the
flavor.
The play "Breezy Point was rem
dered in ArmorY Hall last Wednesday
evening by the ladies of the New Cen
fury Club was a pleasing bit of ameture
acting. The ladies we'll deserve the
success.
The Lewes branch of the New Gen. ]
.ury Club has voted itself the name /
'Swsndale" in honor of the name given d
o Lewes by its first settlers because Of
he numerous swans in the waters about +
he town. r
Rev. w. w. w. Wilson, formerly OF C
Delaware, who is just finishing sue. o
essful pastorate of five years in the NJ. ?
9. Church at Danbury, Conn, has re-
eived and accepted a unanimous call C
o become pastor Of Grace M. E. Church n
+ New Haven, Conn. :,
Rev. Robert Watt, D. r., former G.
astOr of the Avenue M E. Church Of h
his town, has been cOmplimented by n
he faculty Of Delaware College in be. .
lg invited to give the baccalaureate g
eTmon to the graduating class Of 1905
n Sunday, June 18th. .
The Mite Society of the Presbyterian S
hurch has insugurated a series Of al a
sociables The next one will =
e held in the lecture room on next G
Wednesday night. An interes ting pro-
ram will be rendered and refreshments y
,rved. Admission ten cents. All are y
lvlted. Il
Milford chronicle., 1905-03-24
Church News.

Avenue NJ. E. ChuIch.-The pastor,
Rev. g. P. Jones, will preach Sunday
next at 1890 a. m.
Christ Church Saturday, March 25,
Feast of Ye Annunciation Celebration
10 80 a. m; Sunday, 26, Celebration,
7.S0 a. m; Mathis, Litany and Sermon,
1890 Sunday School, l.45 p. m.; We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday of this week
evening prayer O'Clock; st. Faiths
Guild meets Thursday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1905-03-24
TO SETTLE WITH
NEW JERSEY.
House COncurred in the Senate Measure
to Ratify the Compact.

The House has concurred in the Sen
ate bill to ratify the compact with New
Jersey and the celebrated litigation Of
more than twenty years. standing will
soon be discontinued in the Supreme
Court of the United States.
1t is asserted by Attorney General
Richards and former Attorney General
Ward that the compact will preserve
to Delaware everything that would
have been obtained under a favorable
decision of the Supreme Court, except
ing that this State concedesto the resi-
dents of New Jersey the right to fish in
the Delaware River.
BY the retirement of the litigation in
the Supreme Court, Delaware's jurisdic
tion to all within the twenty mile circle
is admitted and established, it is as
serted by DeIaware's counsel.
Delaware will have exclusive juris-
diction in all criminal matters over the
Delaware River within the twelve-mile
circle. If a murder or other crimes
should be committed on the Delaware
River within the circle, the crime would
come exclusively under Delaware's
Milford chronicle., 1905-03-24
THE NEW PIPE ORGAN EXPECTED
NEXT WEEK.
InauguraI ReeltaI Anil IIth.

The new pipe organ for the Presby-
terian Church is expected to arrive
here early next week, and the work Of
erecting it in the church will then be-
gin at once. It is to be completed by
April 10th, and on Tuesday, April llth,
the Inaugural Recital will be given.
-Four people, the best musical talent of
Philadelphia have been engaged, and a
program Of especial merit is being pre-
pared. 1t promises to be a concert the
equal Of which has never been given
in Milford Full details of the recital,
with the program, will be given to our
readers next week.
Milford chronicle., 1905-03-24
Issued a New Catalogue.

The real estate agency Of w. n. Hires
has issued this week a descriptive cata-
logue of Delaware farms in its hands
for sale. It is an eighty page book
with much valuable information to the
prospective settler in Delaware. and
was printed at the Chronicle Job Print
ing Rooms in Milford. 1t contains
map of the Peninsula with its other
data.
Milford chronicle., 1905-03-24
High School Notes.
EDITED BY A MEMBER OF CLASS Z
A FRIEND.

EDITED BY A MEMBER OF CLASS vs.
Supt. Brooks visited us last week and
addressed the High School.
This hOys who are inclined towards
athletics are busy with bat and ball.
Miss Yencie Vibbert entered the
Freshman Glass of the High School
last Tuesday:
Miss Sarah Anderson was absent from
school Monday and Tuesday on account
of the death of her aunt, Mis-. Sarah
Mahan.
Beacon Lights of History" a set of
fifteen volumes by DR.. John Lord, has
been added TO the school library.
Milford chronicle., 1905-03-24
State Sunday School association.


The programme of the Eighteenth
Annual Convention of the Delaware
State Sunday School Association, to be
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Newark, April 2Oth-2lst, is COM
pleted and is now ia the hands Of the
printer, and will shortly be given to
the press.
Many prominent Delaware Sunday
School workers will address the con.
ventiOn or conduct conferences. Rev.
E. Morris Ferguson, president of the
International Field Workers Assoeia-
ton, already well known in Delaware
and toSuuday School workers through
out America, will be one of the speak
ers, and the programme committee has
also secured Rev. L. W Hainer, of
Norristown, one of Pennsylvania
fiDest Sunday School workers.
Special attention has been given to
Primary work, and the Primary Con-
ference will undoubtedly be one Of the
most interesting and helpful features
of the convention. Each school in the
State may send one delegate, and all
State and county officers are ex-officio
delegates.
Already keen interest is manifested
and all things point TO one Of the lar
gest and best conventions in the his
torv of the assOciafiou
Milford chronicle., 1905-03-24
St. Paul N. E. Church.

This coming Sunday will be a great
day with the congregation of the St.
Paul Nj. E. Church as it is the last one
before Conference. In the morning Pre-.
siding Elder Cox will preach and in
the evening Rev. R. G. Waters will de-
liver his farewell sermon before goirg
to Conference.
Milford chronicle., 1905-03-24
COIOred Wedding.

Mr.. George H. Burton and Lizzie
Hodges were happily united in the
bonds of holy wedlock on Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Burton, Third
aud Church streets. Rev. G. E. Bivens
performed the ceremony. Ages so and
40 years respectively.
Milford chronicle., 1905-03-24
Shipping Bean Poles to New Jersey.

Delaware bean poles are even better
than those in other States. Its fact,
and it is demonstrated by the contraCt t
that Willard F. Deputy is now filling
for New Jersey parties for red cedar
bean poles He is shipping car load
to parties of that State this week. Della
ware beats them all even if she has but
one Senator.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
JUDGE I Ewing 6. !.
INSTANTLY Kill LED & At 4 " Y MON,
TOWN THIS 3M NlNe- y Y 4!
55fsesasE g! KNOWN I. HE r Us
E(By Publishte Press.)

III uNfeNT0W ks May o. Nd
While walking on the Bait and
Ohio railroad track this morning Eex;
President Judge John Kennedy Ewing,
aged $50 years; was struck BY train
No. due in Uniontown att 9 o. sA A.
M; and Instantly killed Judge
Ewing was walking ION gthes track be.
tween Fayette and Jefferson streets
tn the borough limits: He was hard
Of hearing, and was thrown into the
air with his body badly tmangled,
Judge Ewing was one of the best
known and most distinguished. citi:
asnrints iof Western P ennsyly Judge
Ewing wealth IS rated at over. mil
lion dollars, largely Invested IN Goa
land railroad propertie TX K
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25

HAS sEell ! a. TWENTY ONE DAY
Asst I'm a cEMENTEDE GU ASS 2
CABINET.
49,: ].
i(By Pnblishe Press.l


4 VIENNA. May 255 saceo. the
.sHunger Artist began esterday \, a
twenty -one 4 day fast In ia cafe On a
Pfater. He Is confined in a small
cabinet with cemented glass, sides.
;Hefdepends for sustenances upon "a
small Ahask filed with some secret
preparation which 5hesbreathes!
\ He will sbe watched night and day
byrelays Of iremen, besides some doc.
tors and the public. u ~ N
\ ssacco was last heard sof Gins Berlin
IN September. when ythad himself
bricked ein, and could be seen only
through a small grated Window. But
the students conceived the idea that
sacco was fraud and stoned him
through his window till the police In
tertered, arrested some Of his perse
cutors, dug sacco out \ and forbade
further public exhibitions Of starya
| ton. 49, 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
Entertained Social club..

The Social Club was entertained in
a charming manner yesterday after
noon by Mrs. W. E. Arnett at her
home on Pike street a large number
Of ladies enjoyed tile hospitality Of
The. hostess Aalfthe club members,
with one exception being present, be;
sides several guests. The guests we're
Mrs. y. T. Hill, Mrs. G. F. Carroll, Mrs.
Emerson Bell Mrs. NJ J. sLantz, Mrs,
L. c. Arnett and Mrs. c. B. Chancel,
Tor, of Parkersburg. A delicious
luncheon was served during the af
ternoon. Mrs. Arnett was assisted in
entertaining by Misses jeanette Ar
nett, Elizabeth CLAYTON and Bessie
Chancel'Au-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
: p y, no ~ " ~ q
ROASTED To5DEATH.
Was a Fireman After Engines Crash.
ed Yesterday. VI i


J CUMBERLAND, Nd, May 25.-a
Coming down the steep Ursina grade
plf runaway speed Of sixty miles an
hour yesterday afternoon, a Baltimore
and iofreight train of ffty.nine car
loads, drawn by two engines, crashed
into local; shifter and six freight
cars at Confluence, smashing both
engines and many cars and killing
NJ. R. WaddleI :fiagman, OF New Har
ven. Engineman ]. R. McManus and
Richard Cunningham were badly cut
and bruised in jumping. Others in1nr,
ed are: ~ Patrick Lewis, fireman, I'm
!ontown, badly injured leg, cut and
bruised about'sthe body, may prove
fital; James 'Rannel leg sprainct
and injured about the body. Beside!
these. five other men were cut ant
bruised. Fagman Waddle was slowl!
roasted 10 death by the escaninl
steam. S,;s S;;,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
/. Married Last Miaht.

Last night at half after eight o'clock
tSthe home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. o.
8Billingslea, on Walnut avenue, occur
red the marriage Of their daughter,
a:Sula Zelma Billingslea to Mr.. Orion
ID. 3Nutter: Rev. G. D. Smith perform:
Sed the marriage ceremony!in the pres.
!: ence .of the immediate relatives and
the contracting parties. a55 4
The bride was becomingly attired
ID gown or soft white tcrepe over
,tafeta. The groom wore the conven:
tional black. Mr.. and Mrs. Nutter left
On No. 4 last evening for bridal tour
Ito eastern cities. On their return they
will reside in Warrington.
The; bride is; the: eldest d laughter
MI. and Mrs. B. O. Rillingslea ant
has resided in Fairmont since child
\ hood, where she has q host Ok friends
u who extend their best wishes for;
happy and prosperous future. Nj
Nutteris, a civil engineer in the:emplo.
III .tie South Penn On Company a
II Warrington, and is well and favorabl.
Il known by.a large number Of people g
X {bje :. am, ~ ~ q r - {'f
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25

Miss Flossie Fleming, and much In
1 crest was added itosthe entertainment
when the engagement Of the honor
guest, Mr. Hall, and Miss Ella Lowell,
Il franklin, Pa, was announced. Mr.,
Hall is one of ratrmonrs most pro,
eressIye yo,ing business men, and SIS
very popular among wide circle
Of friends. Miss Lowell Is former
college friend Of Mr.. Hall. The; date
ots,he wedding has not yet been an
:aounced, but will probably occur some
time in June. The many friends viii
await the event with much interest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
YOUNG! NLIN
Is BEEF q ~ Try TospA ON
81! UGLY II Az e EylDEMcE
HIT PRETTY sTRo No. Z

81 Elmer yangilder Of slorfantc
avenue, an 1 s.year.old son of John +.
yangilder, the First ward naatchant
was up before Judge kendall today
trying to clear d blot on Ills 'scutrinon,
He4wass charged with stealing d blis
gy5 cushion from the sleigh OF Mt. ~
L. Meredith at the Zion church,
In Winfield distric .iasts Janunry Tho
prosecuting WI nesses wpve " strong
net of evidence about yangiitlar
The story developed by their testi.
mony 49, snbtsantiallyi as follows:
on Saturday night Meredith aroSa
4 To- church and, hitching his holsle 70 /
the cemetery fence nearby. went in
to8the service. When he came cut his
buggy cushion was gone ana an old
torn affair was in tits place The next
night he came TO church again and
I, Will 4talking 70 gIIder before ser;
Z vice recog nized his own cushion on
Y the seat of yangi Idet's sleigh. After
Vangilder had gone Into church Mere
\ dith came out and changed The cushs
J ionsSblts later after church he found
y both gone; So much petty thieying
= had been going on That Meredith wts
4 thoroughly sincensed and after IN an;
" peal ~ The boys father swore out q
\ warrant against the boy The hoy was
! cony icteds beforeS d Justice and the case
&; appealed Wang lder's lawyers were
I, A. p. Moran and Harry Shaw.
!, hi the case of McIntire vs.
= Bartlett and Eldredge Judgment was
awarded the platntift 81 sss.o5.
ri Judgment vas entered In favor oi
M the Reymann Brewing 60. against &
II n. Floyd and ! Flowers for s42a.so
n The case sot j. tsee 4 tsso. va. S
n 3. Holbert was dismlssed satisfied.
IS Jury plsasrces.
@ Jury Sre ported a disasreeiaent d
the yangil der8 case at $3.50 this Ger
WI moor. IN ln3 81 VI H..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
.Jail; Breakers GuIltS-

WESTON, WA May :ss 70 The
jurs after fifteen minutes sdelIbera'
lion, lastinight found William S. Mari
Charles Lawrence and William John
SON. the Weston jail breakers, who
were .recaptured by the federal au
thorities, guilty Of house breaking
and stealing. Judge Lynch wiz name
the length of their term in the peni
tcntiary to-day. They still haze t
answer 10 five more indictments 70
the same offense: S .58fi q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
FUNERAL OF
mrs. 1LL'yER I
TOOK PLACE THIS 3AFTERMoo ON
IN REMAINS WERE ESCORTED 81
BY G. A. r. POSI-
{By Publishers Press. J 4.

VIZ 49, 3ElN Dy uGdtssncAS tVonsy NJ
AiELROsE, MASS, Nay % 256.-Fu.
neral services over the remains OF the
late Mrs. Mary a Livermore, the well
Known. anthor and ect,lrer, We're held
This afternoon in The Gong regational
Church, Rev. L. a. Horton, OF Boston,
onciatlng. The body was esedrted
from the house to the church by Y.
s. Grant Post g. "a r. 81 4. II:
Present. In the church were city
oTcials, representatives q the syari:
GUS organizations in which the 1ecea4s.:
ed was interested, and an immense e.
number Of friends, The acting pail;
bearers we're selected from the Grand q ID
Army post The honorary pail bear;
ers were: Honorable Charles g,
Ames, William Lloyd Garrison, Fms: a
els y. Garrison and Henry p 1 Black:
well. rs q III NJ; !; s s
After the services the body was W IS
,akcn to, Mount Auburn, where twas was
cremated. The ashes Will be placed
in The family tomb in Wyoming Gene ne;
terry. 3i;i "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
! HEALTHY plANTs
nsSune the Most Careful ,Atteasion o.
Well On Good Soil. y II
steam.

Is0usre the Most C1reful ,Asteasion %
Well IN Good Sol. r.
DID you ever see a rosebusA which,
Sespite the most beneficent Environment
81 aoil-of sImshine-and Of atmosphere,
seemed never to achieve q healthy
growth. 81 Ii q /.
ALTON OF manure will not help q plant
that has a canker eating out Its heart
You must destroy the cause before you
can remove the effect " Z, lt5 So
You cannot cure Dandrutt and Bald.
ness by rubbing on hair lotions, ant
clubbing in :ivasellne, etc. IS 355
You must look to the cause Of tn
trouble-it's "a germ at the roots q
your hair whioht causes 1t to fall ont
Newbro'a Herpicide destroys the germ
and healthy hair 10 the sure result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 70. II
|'ttamps for sample to Tho Herptcide Co
Detroit, Mich. 80 I'D
E. A. Billingslea & Co, s7ecia
Agents.
4 Talk with Juuklnu G. Michael. 4:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25

h y Vycoff, OF Waynesbnrg. Pa,
recent graduate 81 tile law depart
ment o. he Uniyersity Of West VIZ
ginia, and =. N. 'rhralls Of Mc7saps
town, who has PASSED the hnrs exallI,
nation will locate In the city I'd psae.
lice their profession. Mr.. Thralis ilasf
rented "a house on LOCUST avenue and
willsmpye here about June ioth. ,sfi.
ThraIls and Nh. Wycon VIII be nsso.
ciated together :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25

SOCIETY.
Chancellor as Hostess.


Last night at the home of Mr.. w
III Arnett on Pike street, Miss Bessie
Chancellor charmipglys entertained a
number of her young friends. The
entertainment was a farewell party
to Miss Chancellor's friends, as. she
will return to her home IN Parkers.
burg In few days and her young,
guests Wed with4one another In mak-
ing the occasion 5one to be long re-
smembered. Delicious refreshments
were served the, guests at the close
! Of; sthej evening", Miss Chancellor's
4 guests were; Edna Jacobs, E.msie Ma.
4 son, Laura Hill. Bessie y Smith Eva
Conway, Katharyn McCool, Ethel
Gaskins, MARY Fleming Mary Chris
sstie, Pearl Floyd y Katheryn Bishop
Beatrice Fisher, Jessie Eoagh, Estelle
Hamilton, Nellie Lantz, Blanche Hen,
!sTy, Jennie Shinu, Leona Mcdonald
Arnold Mason, George Barnes, Jesst
4 Lynch, Smith Tibbs, Ernest Bell; De
lloyd Bell Clifford Bell, Robert Nc
Coy, Earl Hood, Hugh Hood. Dennis
Coburn, Guy Fleming, Kennel
N Barnes, Harold Hamilton, Gilbert Al
nett, Junior SArnett, Arlington Elem
Il ing, Frank McCray, Carter Fleming
4 and Lee Hill. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
Married at Oakland.

Mr.. Clinton Prickett and Miss The
odosia Camp, both Of this city, Eent
to onkaand yesterday and were quietly
married. ss3s a
Mr.. Pricket.'s home is in Nyesville
but he has resided in this city orsev-
,eral years, where he is employed by
the Observation-Disclosures Hardware Co,
Miss Camp has made her home in this
city for several years. Their many
friends join in extending bea wishes
for a prosperous future
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
On the River Today

Il The; me mbers, Of the sicilien Thin.
Bile Glib and a1iumber Of their friends
are enjoying a&trip ON the Isaac NJ.
Mason to-day. Well5ailled aunch bas;
kets were taken along and il lis safe
torsay "a well pleased crowd will re
turn ito their homes this evening. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
! / ! GETS / i !
TOSLAUGHSLAST
FOURTEEN TO THREE SOUNDS
Isae,fl35VERY FINE \ AT THIS END IN
oFGfSTHE# LINE s N w

a The game at Buckhannon yester:
dayfir which Falrmont( defeated WI.
ii w. va was d case ofineeds must:
Luckily the local team had an open
late, Id that when the Buckhannon
M ma rits declared that unless Cassel
stuld over and played another game
not a cent Of expenses would he get,
Ills demand could be granted. Hoy
ever, Cassel forced him to place inS q
bank TIE Total amount 3of the money
due, and then took his team out, and
with Morris Jackson, q local boy, l I,
he: Dox, declsiyely defeated Y them b N
lt4stp5 Sj5E
The ". ". U. team, accompanied h!
several rooters, arrived at one q e loci
with their strongest team. In fac fac
they IRE stronger today than durln
the entire season, as every man is !
lat shape. seay, the young 3ttI
handler, will5pltch for them, and jill
Grouln,ninger, the local lfayorlte, will y
/. in short. The locals will have the
/; regular team in the field and gJ Iil!
Yennledy rs selected for slab dl utt
!; The big fellow has had d good IRE ! re-
/; since last Thursday, and evidently!
I in excellent form. University "
4 line Up as follows: Hertzler fi Y rs
! Colo, middle; Gronnlnger, shor
!; seay, pitcher; Wayman, left; Maso
!; right: SMcC arthy catcher, ayllss, Sc
g onl, and Mccauley, third. Issi5i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
i IL Dr.. certs.s %.
S(By Publishers. Presa.)'

NJ HIN TON %. e., May a5..-it
ls pr, CortelYnn now The Postnisst.
:er General has received modification
from the Kentucky Wesleyan College
at chichester Sentucly. that The
Eonorary degree 81 NJ. D. has been'
conferred upon him by that iiistitu.
ton: ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
w AIM coLUlIEl'','ll!lFl1all!
- j,.;3:: : ,: n, I A Il 4 rs
i Do You; Know. What We Want2f
Several Short "Ads." at Is
One Cent Per Word.

FOR sALE-A Fine Irish setter or
will trade for gun. Apply the Wat.
son Hotel barber shop.
WANTED-By Chicago manufactur-
ing house, person Of trustworthiness
and somewhat familiar with. local ter
rltory as assistant in tunnch office.
Salary SIS paid weekly Permanent
position. No investment required.
Business established. Previous ex-i
perience not essential TO engaging.
Address, Manager Branches, 1913 Dear
born street, Chicago.
TO LET--Six room 4 fat, corner Of
Fourth street and Walnut avenue.
M. Il. sIlantz. Z. + Il. IN y;
,WANTED-To exchange 60 acres of
good land near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, for
city property or lots. Address or call
on E. E. Moran ~ y
FOR RENT-Furnished house, eight
Il EOu1QS, PLOT luES bu44tlCl. EoA - ~ sas5h
d particulars inquire at this Gtice, 4 Z
FOR sALE-Three brunswick 4 pool
tables n fine condition. Will sell
cheap. Apply to W. R Riggs.
FOR RENT-seyen roomed house gon
ChestnutFst Second ward. Mod
ern conveniences. Apply to NJ. IS
Fast, r. II. D. No. 22 q, ~ 5.5 jg.i
FOR RENT-Basement room, mont
ing on Parks avenue, under Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank.
FOR RENT--A few choice once
:ooms in the new Peoples Bank build
ing. Apply at the Peoples Bank:
\ FOR RENT-As number. Of fneI oflcs
rooms Tor rent In the Geo. N: Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire 10 q
Geo. NJ. Jacobs, County Clerks once
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
Subscription Ill 8 % ks open Of i !.

q The books are now |. open for sub
monyj is substantially as follows
The stock is divided Into 500 shares,
the par value Of each at 500 The
directors CONFIDENT expect the rem;
tails Of the building to meet the stock
dividend, It IS desired to have Of
least d portion Of the building ready
for occupancy by fall.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-25
n ~ q iI77T7Vt--.'f7i y u Z
:Enoaqement Announced.

Mrs It. Worth Fleming was hos
tess to! "a number Of friends last even
ling at her home on; Jefferson street
Tn honor Of the birthday anniversary
EEof Mr.. Edgar M: Hall, The pleasure
4 q the guests was looked after; in q
Y charmins manner, by the hostess and