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FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,
ISIS NEW YORK AVENUE.

1875 NEW YORK AVENUE.
JUST OFF RRIGHTwOOD AVENUE-Six
rooms bath. hot-water heat; modern in
every detail. Small monthly payments.
PRICE. $500.
NORTHWEST-On lettered street between ist
and I'd SITS: complete and thoroughly mod
ern eight rooms; bath; TWO stories and
cellar furnace heat nice ysTG, pasea " a. A.
EAST OF 10TH sTREET-one block from
end Of car line, Columbia Heights six
rooms; tiled bath; two stories and cellar;
rfS IS suts sea to u 7Sh Var College
seven rooms; bath furnace; two stories
and cellar back yard; carefully built
PRICE. s. 100.
18TH ST SE.-Eight rooms. bath. and cellar;
furnace; wide paved alley; first floor nm
ished in red oak; latest sanitary plumb
ing: papered throughout. never occupied
one block from cars. PRICE. $500.
SCITHWEST-llth st, two short blocks
lot 3OxI0O: good neighborhood and d cheap
piece Of property PRICE. 5000
soJTHEAsT-Near navy yard: an excellea at
investment; six rooms. bath; Two stories.
BLoOMINGDALE-Two stories and celia:
seven rooms. reception hall: big yard
broad paved alley. PRICE, $500.
THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME OK
NORTH SIDE OF ST.. BETWEEN
AND BATH; 2-sTORY BRICK STABLE:
WIDE ALLEY; HOUSE 25 FEET FRONT.
oNE, AS SUCH BARGAINS Only LAST
a FEW DAYS. WHAT DO YOU THINK
OF IT AT $500.
SOUTHEAST-One block from electric carr;
several hve-room brick houses; good in
vestments. PRICE. 81 500.
~ NORTHWE EST-CorneT 1lth and X SITS.
Modern in every particular II rooms,
bath: furnace heat: flooded with light.
PRICE, s., 600.
NORTHEAST-5Ia blocks from II ST cars.
Two stories. six rooms. bath: iatrobei lot
54xl00. PRICE s. 200
MORT completed. on a broad
avenue: six rooms. tiled bath, cellar
furnace. nice size lot. Will make allow
ance for paperiEg 10 suit purchaser.
PRICE. A25e.
NoRTHEAST-on car line; store and dwell
ing: two entrances. eight rooms. bath:
three stories. cellar alley,
N PLOCR 2sOO-Ten rooms hath. cellar:
hot-waIer heat. electric bells and light
ing: beautifully decorated and papered;
cellar under entire house; big yard. wide
parking, PRICE, $3.50.
BLOO&INGDALE-Eigh rooms: tiled bath,
cellar: furnace heat: a huge yard. A
bargain. 1000. Only one at this Price.
A CORNER ist ST the cheapest corner
on Ist st.. north OF K st. seven large
rooms and tiled bath furnace, cella- un-
der entire house; lot lSXl00, 70 wide alley.
PRICE, s47o0.
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FOR RENT-H0U5ES

FOR RENT-some of the most attractive
houses in northeast several desirable new
Groom dwellings with all modern improve
ments: .ocated near F St, ST. and II ST
lines OF cars. 18th and d ne.
LOUIS 7. SHOEMAKER, 6l2 14th st. NV.
ja23-5t
245 5TH ST. NE-Six-room. bay window
brick: modern conveniences. location on cor
neT Of two paved alleys. SIS st Sc. ja23-3t
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REPORTS ON CANAL
UNDER DICCUSSION
Senate Committee COnsid-
ers Views of Engineers.
STEVENS WITH PRESIDENT
Urges the Lock as Urged by Admins
tration and the Minority
of Commission.

Today's session of the Senate Commit
tee on Interoceanic Canals, which was
behind closed doors. was devoted cr-
tirely to discussing the reports IF the
board of consulting engineers as 70 the
'ype OF the canal,
John F. Stevens, chief engineer Of the
Vanal. it is understood. advocated the
acceptance of the minority report. This
report favors the lock canal system. and
is generally conceded TO be the one the
Administration wishes TO be adopted.
The foreign members of the hoard. il
was unOficialiy intimated at the time
General Davis went To Brussels in De-
cember. advocated and unanimously
agreed upon a sea-level dit.a, which
the majority report deals with.
No Preference Yet.
No intimation has been made by the
committee investigating canal affairs as
to which kind it prefers. Senator Mcr-
gan, however, earnestly wishes the tyIe
or character 10 be definitely decl1ed At
an early date. With this object In View
he spent the greater part Of today in
bringing out technical points srom Mr..
Stevens regarding his opinion as to .he
ultimate cost Of both types the pract-
cability OF one character above ihe
other. the period in which ono kind
could be completed before tns other.
and If a sea-Ievel canal would be better
for future generations than a lock
canal. II was said that neither Mr.
Morgan nor any other member indicated
which type they preferred.
Advance reports Of the advisory board
are now in the hands Of the committee.
but these reports. together with other
information, Will be pras .ntcd 10 Con-
gress, formally, by the President at an
early date.
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Question IF Type.

The question as 10 the type Of the big
Glitch will then be determined Il is tx
pected that this question Will nave been
settled before the deficiency approprIa-
tion bill has been finally pas upon ~
the Senate, otherwise the s. l-.. 900 asked
for in that measure TO carry on the
canal work for the fiscal ye;r endirE 2
June 80 next will have a hard row no
travel on the Democratic side of The
chamber.
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DR.. Le alderman.

Nasningtons Leading Specialist in the cure
OF all forms of contagious blood and skin
diseases OF men and women. All affections
CT 6 private nature promptly cured, Dis
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Stomach, also Rheumatism. Nervous De-
bility, NaTicoceie. and Structure cured Tor
ever. Advice free. Med furnished Hours
9 10 u and 2 ;: also on tuesday and sat-
urday evenings. : to s. Sundays. 10 90 l..
Sl2 TENTH ST n W.
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. nrst
floor. SENECA" Men only AR mod
ern improvements. c.! ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALE
"a. 500. .O0-lsI7 North Capitol st. rooms, bath.
cellar large back yard, 10 paved alley
81 800. O0-e0 N Y ave. ne. 6-roOm and bath;
rented at SIS
81, 200. .O0-9 Q ST. ne. Groom and BATH rented
at $50.
81 $50. 0O-S1 o st. ne.I Groom and bath; rented
at sci. So
81, $50 OO-sS o ST ne. Groom and bath; rented
at $50 so
50, 100. .O0-S2s ST. ne, Groom and bath; rented
at $3.50
C j. HANBACK,.
5I4 + ST NV. ia23, p, p
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE small apartments paying IS
per cent on equity, for unimproved ground,
kARFuCk l. METCALF 1913 c. 81 nv
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EAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1851 Pa. AVE. y. W.
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FOR RENT
BY
MARTIN BROTHERS,

BY
MARTIN BROTHERS,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1851 Pa. AVE. y. w.
1886 18th St NV. 10 rooms and bath. 49,. $40. 80
2033 II ST. NV, 10 rooms and bath. IS 90
e050 I ST. NV, 10 rooms and bath. IS 20
~ St NV rooms and oath.-'....- 50 % %
2zo5 i 81, NV, rooms and BATH. 90 50
1923 26th ST NV. rooms and bath. p 80
81 10Th St NV, rooms and water. 1880
go i ST NV, rooms and water......., 1850
paramount Heights, 10 rooms and bath. l. 90
Fairmount Heights rooms and bath 10 90
APARTMENTS AND ROOMS.
1tZO-lS Pennsylvania ave. NV, 6r and B. S26 80
S54s NJ st. NV. rooms and water. Is 90
2a-+ + ST NV, rooms and water. 500
200 r St NV. rooms and water. 500
Very desirable apartments for rent in the
Northwest FlV' rooms and bath each; ali
modern improveT rents. These are new anaTt
ments. well loo ued and accessible to the
departments and shopping district of the city
RENT, $3.50.
FOR RENT-To desirable colored tenant. g.
room building in first-class condition 1886
18th ST. NV. Apply Fiat 10. The Huntington.
ZElf l4th 81. Ja22-2t
FOR RENT-l5ss 9th st. NV, Or. bath. $40. 30
2l9 ST ne. 6r, bath. CellaF-..-.-...... g5 90
llO7 I ST ne. rooms. bath............ 20. 20
F. 5 COLLINS co. Unc.), 7O3 18th st. NV
ja2I-st
FOR RENT-Fourth floor. s0s.l0 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. $40; four rooms, suitable for Office
T20 18th St. s29. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
6l2 l4th ST. NV jal9-tf
FOR RENT-HcIses, apartments and Offices
in all parts OF the city; for detailed list
send or call at once.
THOS ]. FISHER & CO, INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
1914 ST. NV. taa-tf
FOR RENT
437 c St NV, er brick a-m.I.......-s $40 50
as 18th ST Sc. fat OF 4r and bath:
la;robe heat; in Al condition. I6 80
HARRY +. GLADMAN.
e04 East Capitol ST. Phone East 24s
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FOR EXCHANGE.
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ESTMENTl

FOR SALE-Cozy six-r0om brick. one block
from Lincoln Park less than cost kAR-
RICK & METCALF 1873 @ 81. ta2l-3t
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FOR RENT-To desirable colored tenant a
room building in frst-class condition, 1856
18th ST. NV. Apply Fiat 10. The Huntington
2Tl7 I4th 81 ja22-2t
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FOR RENT-l5S3 9th st. NV, sr. bath $40 80
2l9 81 ne. 6r. bath. CellaF-.--........ g5. 90
llO7 I ST ne. rooms. bath............ 20 20
F s COLLINS co. Unc.), JOB 18th st nv
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-20

DR.. w. G. Q. Wilson is quite sickat
bis home on Water street.
Howard Coleman and Gilbert Mus.
grave, Of Harrington. were visitors in
this city Sunday.
Mrs. w. s. Alexander entertained
The Entire Nous Club at her home on
Market street in honor Of Mrs. Emma
shearer.
|. B. Pocock, Of Morgantown, G. b.
Fleming, R. 3. Clark, M. Cannon, Of
Llttleton, L. G. Wyer and wife, Of
Fatrmont, r. L. someryille. Of Farm.
lngton, George Hatzell 3. s. Romlna,
Cameron, w. W. Smith, Morgantown,
and Harry Dauds, Clarksburg, are reg,
Istered at the Bartlett.
Prof. F. ]. Nelson, OF Bellaire, was
in the city yesterday.
G. s. Furbee is in Pittsburg on bust.
ness.
Russell and odelI Furhee, Of Fair.
mont, were visiting relatives in the
city Sunday.
Miss Hazel Poole entertained a nun.
Der Of her friends at her home in the
Clayton Addition. Lunch was served
alta seasonable hour and all reported
Almost delightful time.
Miss Beryl Morgan will entertain
q number Of her friends at her home
In Homewood this evening.
The long talked Of Glee Club to be
organized by tho pottery boys was or.
ganized Saturday evening at the Bart
lett Hotel. It viii be known as the
Pottery Glee Club and IS composed 81
the following players: Albert Guyer,
banjo; Timothy olcott. banjo; Harry
Vincent, guitar; Geo IIopwood, man
doln; Frank Robertson, rlandolin;
Harry Clark, violin; others Will be-
come members Of the club later.
They will make their first appeal'
ance in public at the smoker to be
held by the National Brotherhood
Of Operative Potters In the near ~.
lure
Miss Marie o'Aalley returned last
night from Metz.
Mrand Mrs. 4, r. Taylor have rel
,urnoi from Fairmont,
Winston Smith andhis friend, Rob.
srt Dougon, Of w. and j. are hero for
a, few days.
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WATSONITEMS

WATSON, Feb. 1s.-R. A. Martin
was at shinnston Sunday attending
the anniversary Of theK. Of P. Lodge.
H, o. Amos and family we're visit.
ing friends at Ktngmont Sunday,
Waymon Levelle, Of the Fifth ward,
is going to move here in the house
vacated by A. G, Crislp.
j. M. Pue, Of Adamston, has accept'
cd a position in the company store at
this place,
Lonnle Martin was q visitor to our
town Sunday.
Miss Cleona Traugh was visiting.
+. H. Hawkins Sunday
! 3. Q. Brown Is moving from tails sl
place To Iittlet01. \ ~ q II
Chas Oswald IS ,inSthe salem oil
asia Silling ansoil eilstor tlse South
Mo Laura piilen, u sypss is
VISITING faeadA here thIs week;
James Welcome haa returned to
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BlIId nDfB5aOuS6S
Ll8FdifIlOlt

". ~. d
There Feat demand for houses
Ia Fairmont At this time and it is in.
cfeasIng every month. The number Of
houses being built IS iaSnowise com.
mensurate W.T. TIE Increased demand,
The numBer ot houses for sale Is very
limited althougt tte demand is good.
More liogses are needed to accom-
modste those who would like to come
to our Wv live. Build houses-it
is d profitable investment and ct the
same lime you Win be doing 9 great
service q ypur town.
IL Yeu Have d icpSs % Sell.
i can senit toryou Il yolr price Is
right and ne property desirable
If You taSe House 70 Rent.
can rent e tof you collect = ge
rents and lopl after your property N
every reupeS t5yoa have q proper
sy YOU want "a rent for the present
and sen later On but u IN my hands Htat
and viii look otter both.
Build More liepses and Help Falf-
Fisnt Grow. Az
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town after an absence otabout ayear.
H. G. Ash was business caller in
FaIrmont to-day.
AID. Parrish and wife, Of Falrmont,
were visiting Mrs. Jane Toothma1
Sunday.
II. ]. Bartlett:met with a very pain
full accident Saturday night. He fell
of the board walk and broke his Ang-
er.
Mrs. H. 6. Ash is visiting friends
in Fairmont to-day
All members Of Eureka Co. No. Il
are requested to meet at the Il. Of r.
Hall Tuesday evening, February 20.
John R. Watkins returned to Man
nlngton to-day where no has been
working for the past north for Con-
tractor John Klsner.
Frank Watkins was visitor to our
city yesterday.
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-MHNNINGTON!

MANNINGToN, Feb, TO- Captain
A. N Prichard and daughter, Miss
Belle, left last night for St. Augustine,
Florida,
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Hayes arrived
home yesterday evening from Fair.
mont,
Miss Bessie King Is visiting her sis:
ter, Mrs, 3. s. Russell, Of this city.
MI. o. N. Koen arrived home last
night from Wheeling where he had
been on business,
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HOULT MEMS

HoULT, w. Va, Feb. 1a-Miss Ag.
mes Freeman, Of Montana Mines, is
visiting the family Of Ed. IIoult.
Miss Blanche Thomas, Of Fairmont,
is a visitor at Yves. Wolforls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McElfresh so
to-day to Rymer to visit Mrs. NOEL
fresh's father, who. we understand, is
seriously Ill.
Mr.. Emery snider, Of PhilIppl, a
visitor at the home Of Bert snIder and
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His mother returned home this morn

his mother. returned home this morn
ing.
Clinton Austin went down U Little
Falls Saturday on a.yIsit over Sunday
to his fathers.
We are glad to be able to say that
Mr.. F. L. AIiller's injured foot is bet
ter but he is not yet able to work on
1t.
Mi. Daniels has begun laying steel
on the upper end,o Of the new grade in
Hoult.
The Clements Company have their
trestle finished across the B. and Q.
tracks and a track laid on It and Will
begin at once the making Of the big
fill to the abutment on this side to the
river. They are progressing rapily
with the masonry work ana couple
Of piers have been finished for tae
viaduct since the article IN regard to
the bridge was written,
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Remains Brought Home.

I Zach Morgan brought in the wreck
age Of Ills buggy yesterday afternoon,
caused by leaving his horse unhitchel
on Hamilton street. where the horse
grazed along until the wheels ran up
the bank upsetting the buggy while
the horse ran with what was left Of
it into Monroe street. lack gathered
up as much as he could find, with adj.
dttions thereto on the way, AMI
brought them in to form new com.
bfnation with the same Wheels, ami
Try it again, using a little more pre-
caution next time.
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Mr.. Ray Harden, Of Virginia ave,
nue., has returned from Ellstns, where
he has been for short time on bust.
aess. He was accompanied back by
bis sister, Mrs. A. A. Ayers, who will
be the guest Of her mother, Mrs. T.
o. Harden. of Water street.
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sucoe:HssfQI Meeting.
Prospective shoot

The Fairmont Gun Club will give
"a shooting contest next Thursday IN
which the crack naksmen Of teams
from tie surrounding towns will hold
forth. The local Fairmont Gun Club
held shoot Saturday afternoon I'll
which the score stood as follows:
Neale hitting slout of 100; Wiede.
bush, 81; Lilly, 81; Donnelly, seI
Fitch. IS; Taylor 80; Amos. 50;
Mawhinney, 80; Google, 42 out Of 90,
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unexpec ga peath.

George Hupp, brother Of John Hrpp
staying at the Merrlheld Hotel, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs
James Nuzum, Of Fourth street, was
reported to his friends as being crlti
cally III yesterday afternoon with q
return attack Of the asthma. Later
the sad news came that he died at
2:2O O'clock.
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~lulried cntiug taihed many a!naan.S
fonach. The digestion destroying pro.
e1I b qfndusi, ofenbnnoticcd ati hrst.
nni Il q only aahcrt tine until the hyeI
r. tho digestive pggst8 give Way, and
aluosl couniicts iliS tie man who
srde,yors TO econofnlt dine q tie eI.
renre Of his health.
"a torpid livtf quarantine Of the
suiire system. e loetS ~ the diseased
germs and BODY pcl topg md affofdB them
ian play. inqitine sothe serious illness.
Cfnianiilleswiiefa kHgui l'lowefie used,
4 SluQri1h iivef and cphltipa on are IN.
knoEl. 60 arc ~ 6tpHaeh ailments, g
veil e indig stsion, dytpepsia Ethurn,
headaches and Kidney lndg BLADDER attee:
tona. No Well.Eegulated family ehould
b without TIN tsand 10 remedy
QIWo lires, ssc md IN All drugg1Ssa
r Ia Il
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peath Of LIttIe Mary Bowman.

Mrs.,A. w. Bowman, of connells
vile, Pa, the daughter Of Mrs. W. D.
Sample, lost aer little daughter, Mary,
last Saturday night as tho result Of
al operation for appendicitis in the
hospital. Funeral services were held
ilastnight IN tile Christian Church ana
ltheiintermant took place at 40 O'Clock
fhisimornipg sHeS fatnishsd die sun
Shine of ie tatnils apsi Tie IDOL
81 m Wiz l;ne@ het The many
friends ii tire family here deeply sym
pataise Win them IN ms tllsiF sad
Ambition,
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a Told You So"

Bud jenkins, one Of the now defeat.
ed candidates for City Council from
the First ward, with fine rig and
steeds, made brilliant dash over the
ground occupied by his prospective
constituency yesterday, previous to
the convention to be held in the even
ing. Upon his return near tho close
Of the day, in summing up his pros
poets, he was heard to say to friend,
II have seen the handwriting on the
wall, and have already written over
the door Of my ambition the wor|l--
defeated" And now that the conyen.
tIon is over and his prophecy fulfilled,
he will doubtless be ready to say in
his own justification and for his
friends consolation, II indeed it may
be considered such, that 81 told you
So"
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Self Appointed Runaway.

The horse Of Earl Means, while be-
ing driven down Merchant street with
a wagon load of empty boxes, sudden.
ly slipped and fell in front of Squire
swindler's residence yesterday. A
brick was placed infront of the wheel
while Earl proceeded to release the
horse from his unpleasant prelicae
ment. This being done, he led him
away for repairs, and to procure al.
other horse for duty. In the meantime
the brick having gotten displaced, the
wagon started Of its own accord down
the hill, increasing the speed as t1c
distance was covered, until the shafts
in front ran into the side walk with
such force that they were broken, and
caused the wagon to describe com
olete circle continuing on its way
down hill to Water street backwards
It was now hard to tell which was in
he most danger, ], F. WilIiamson's
grocery store, or gang of workmen
digging a sewer ditch hard by. It's
aim being uncertain, It was difficult to
determine which was the worst scared,
Williamson getting suddenly over the
bank on a pretended errand, or the
ditch men fleeing for their lives. De.
fecting as 1t struct the curb in front
Of the store, however, it went over
the Water street bank, and brought
up in front Of Mrs. Brownfield's door
on New street. When the danger was
over and it was found that no lives
were lost, and the threatened proper.
ty below was spared, Williamson 70.
sumed business, and the men returned
to their ditch, while another horse
removed the shattered wagon.
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Mr.. j. S. Watkins, Of Columbia
street, returned Sunday on II from
Rowlesburg. where he had been at
tending his father who is very sick,
caused by enlargement of the heart,
He is somewhat improved but is still
seriously Ill.
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FIR.SI'!!T.! WR !! n!

MRS. Thomas Harden IS suffering
from al attack Of tonsilitis al her
home on Water street.
] Miss Gladys Wallace, Of Castor ave- Ne
nue., Is visiting her sister, Mrs: james
Barrett, 81 Merchant street.
Mrs. j. a. Hess, Of Rtyesyille, spent
Saturday visiting friends in the First
ward.
Mrs. Arthur HInkle. Of Merchant
street, who has been very sick for
some time. is now able to be out.
Mr.. VIII Russell, who has been visit
ing relatives in Parkersburg for the
past week, returned Saturday to his
home on state street.
Mr.. Lee Heatherly and family we're
moved yesterday from Merchant
street to the depot, en- route to Nor
gantown, by WIS Thomas.
Bruce Morgan Is putting In the !oln-
dation for his new two story house on
pittsburg avenue, and will push the
work along to completion as ,ne
weather permits.
The little babe that was adopted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine, Of Merchant
street a short tine ago, is seriously
sick.
Miss Pearl McEltresh. Of Downs.
was the guest Saturday Of Miss Mel
lie Harden at ner horne on Water
street.
/ MIS-. hepecCa fIlCASGS' VI EASA Sl1a'|t
street, who has been troubled with
.onsintis. is still under the doctors
care but is improving.
The Order Of the Pocahontas at its
last meeting initiated three new mem
1ers. The membership now nun.
oers about 100.
Mrs. N. L. Campbell, Of Jacob
street, and Miss Lily Hyshel, Of Pleas
INT street, have gone to Sharon to as.
list in the Free Methodist meetings
which are being conducted by Rev, N,
lF TNa-n,HoI1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-20

Mrs. N. L. Campbell, Of Jacob
street, and Miss Lily Hyshel, Of Pleas
INT street, have gone to Sharon to as.
list in the Free Methodist meetings
which are being conducted by Rev, N.
i. Campbell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-20

Mrs. Erma Wilson, of Pennsboro, is
In tn city working in the interest Of
the Pythian Banner