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The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
Personals & Locals Mkt

There viii be considerable many young
roosters ct next Wednesday We got one
Hen Weathersby's store trade has been
so brisk this Xmas that Hen had 70
put in a extra shelf and a box Of soap.
Hen is willin TO put hisself out TO ac-
commodate trade
Lige Simkins sold a calf TO the county
seat butcher on Satterday Of last week
and the following morning Betsy Green
appeared at church in a new hat
Emily Dewberry has newralgia IN her
face and II pains her offul at this writ
ing.
Hi Henderson Of Calamity Corners
was saw shaking hands and buying
Christmas presents in Bingville the
other day. Hi is a little mite close and
don't visit US very often as he is afeared
Of spending too much money.
There is some talk Of getting up a
dance in Bingville soon.
II looked like more snow down Snake
Bend way last week. We calkilate they
didn't fall here
Mrs Ltge Green put out her wash
last Monday and il was so dad-burned
cold that it all frizzed up on the line.
Mrs Green says she is a-going TO leeve It
out there till Il thraws If she has to
wait till spring.
Jake Quinby had the nose bleed the
other night. He walked into a clothes
post and didn't see IL till he felt It.
Gid Hawkins ct three lbs. Of tripe for
supper Thursday night. e must be offul
hllin as Gid amt ct anythink since
Jethro Jennings had his wife's folks
a-vissiting at his house with intent
shions Of stopping over Christmas. but
Jeth told them he expected his folks
was coming sooner than he expected
and he was sorry they had 70 go home
tomorrow.
Jasper Hawkins went 70 kick a door
shet Wednesday morning at 4:90 and
slipped on his barn floor. Ise balls on
his boots was whot made him DO IL.
Miss Tabitha Jones has shortened a
skirt for winter wear and Il attracts 3
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
CTOnburrisS! CanbaTrVS!

I have bought two or three bari OF
Cranberries wich I win sell for 10c
quart or 3 OUTS for 15c TO them whot
wants so many. These cranberrys has
been teched a little mite by frost and arc
too good to throw away for nothink, but
you viii have to use them mighty quick
70 git the best faver outen them.
/ am anxshious to dispose OF these i'm
mediate and VIII have them for sail at
Harvey Illnesses barber shop Monday
morning as soon as Harve opens up.
HIRAM ROBBINS.
BingYille. Cranberry Seller.
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Wanted

would like to purchase a secondhand
horse FOR hauling purposes. I don't want
no fine bred horse that IS worth $1,000
or $4,000, but just n common ordinary
horse that can pull and don't eat too
much. II you don't want TO sell him. I
viii keep him for you for nothing and
that's wuth something. No objections 10
heaves. spavius. CinghOne etc. For fur
ther pertickler, see me.
Bingville. SIMON COOPER
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Time Notice

Being as I have supported my son
Ephriam ever sinst he was a baby and
he IS now growed up big enuff to take
care Of hisself. ! hereby give notise that
I'm getting turrible sick OF buying v:ttles
for him. and after this date I shall not
be responsible for same. Singed and
seeled In the presents Of Anne Hillyer,
Notary Publick and J. Of P
(SeaL)
Blngville. Dec. 13. RUFE GRANGER.
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Lost

I went and lost my bull pup while out
for a good time with some strangers last
week over Pine Ridge way and amt seen
the dawg or stranjers sinst. The dog
was wuth considerable money, moren I
got and one Of Aforesaid stranjers offered
me $500 for him. II I had a known
was 10 lose him I'd sold him mighty
quick. Anybody seeing a dawg ansering
above description whot returns same 70
me viii be rewarded with a skunk peIt.
for nothing. Yours for lost dog.
IVES WOODRUFF.
Bingville. Hunter and Trap2er-
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StraYad OF Stole

have a pig wich got out on me last
Friday. I haven't got It now. but had
II before It got loose I haven't seen
nothing Of this pig since. have you? II
so kindly let undersigned know at once
and undersigned viii be turTible obliged
to you. II you see a pig loose Of this
description confer with me immediate.
BingTille. ISRAEL GOODWIN.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22

good cal Of attention. but II amt
going 20 stand anuther shortening next
winter.
Simon Petersby bought a hole slew
Of colOred paper and champings at the
Bugle office for Christmas deckoration-
Why don't you buy some and pay for
IL before we burn it in our stove for
wood?
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Come See the EIephunt
Box Free Gratis

Now desire 70 cau the sttention of the trust
ing publick 10 the fackt that have hole %.
q sumner goods on 1y hands WICH WOULD
LIKE TO GIT SHET or as soon as possible
SOS kin put Up ny winter nrtiekies. Thess
includes
Screens 70 keep Ties out. grass sicks,s Sea1s.
etc. also Spring Underwear a7d 2 new Moakey
Wcencaes wich have tast hought rev
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22

be present Rev. Samuel Moore. our
beloved pastor. Hez Simpson, Supt Of
the Sunday School, and Deacon An
drews IS the committee, and Hez and
the Deacon have both tryed ike sixty
10 boss things but Rev. Moore smoothed
things over. The Ladies Aid is also
on the committee, but we thot we didn't
have space enuff in this weeks Bugle
10 menshiou same.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
Births

NOTISE-There amt no births this
week and from all We can lern there amt
likely TO be none for two o- three weeks
But we desire 10 state that II any does
happen 10 occur we viii let you all
know through the Bugie We heard there
was going 10 be one. but later found out
twas only a roomer.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
MARRIAGES

No marriages has happened this week
that we know of and we wouldn't have
room for them in this weeks issue Of
the Bugle anyway we are so chock full
Of important things. so praps lis Just
as we'll for all concerned.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
Deaths

Brad Hinsiey lost his old mooiey COW
last night rather suddint She amt been
feelin real prime for some time and
give OTIS. Of milk Der day when IN
good working order.
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To Sell to Whoever Needs
Monkey RGnGheS

They vas quite demand f5r monkey renehes
IN BinsvHle last wfater AID Il IS 10 meet this
demand that 7 have bought these two Monkey
Tsnches-
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Winter GDDlg!!!

have esme IN The biggest box yo1 ever seen n
BingviIle- Il 5 sich BIZ EEllOper I couidn't
At II IN my store. but dznk Dewberry helped
up cold ts-
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THE. BINGVILLE .BUGLB !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Is the Leading Paper Of the County,

The cheapest advertising medium in the
country. II you believe IN advertising come
and see Us. For further information call on
or address the editor
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07
new N BRIDGE.
PUT IN. PLACE
ACROSS THE WEST FORK RIVER
AT AoAMsToN BY 3. & o.
RAILROAD OFFICIALS,

I cLARKsBuRG, May 7.-Buttlmore
& Ohio railroad employees performed
n remarkable feat Sunday across the
West Fork river at Adamstoa Ia cut.
ting loose the old bridge ana placing
the new within fifteen minutes. The
work on the new bridge began last
fall and has been progressing ever
since. Sunday morning II had reach.
ed the stage, where the old bridge
could be suppianted blythe new. and
an engine with block and tackle was
taken to the scene and the new bridge
along the north side Of the old was
pulled into place after the second sec.
ton Of No. 3 had run. The work was
done. so quickly that traffic was not
interfered with. Nothing now re;
mains to be done except 10 tear the
old bridge TO pieces and take It to the
foundry or junk shop. The work Of
placing the new bridge attracted at
least thousand people. who beheld
the feat with considerable amaze.
ment. ...
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07
Cool Head Of
Miss Jackson
PREVENTED MANY FROM LEAP
ING FROM THE WINDOWS OF
A BURNING HOTEL.

PARkERSBURG, ". Va, May T.
Word was received here from Miss
Lille !. jackson, Of this city, daughter
Of Judge John J. Jackson, Of her iexcit.
ing experience in n hotel fire at the
Majestic Hotel ut Hot Springs, Arkan.
sas. which occurred few days ago.
She was awakened by the smoke In her
room and In an effort 10 find a way OF
escape, found that she as well as many
others OF the guests we're blocked By
the dense smoke. She was among
those with cooler heads who prevented
many of those in the hotel from leap
ing out Of the windows and all were
rescued after a time. The fire orig.
mated between one Of the floors and
the ceiling. and when It was located
was cStinsuished after Il time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07
Still BUSY
ACTIVITY OF COAL INTERESTS ON
ouNkARD MILL Run AT.
TRACT ATTENTION,


Mr.. Eber Morgan was in town this
morning on his way home from Graf.
ton. He is about to close deal for
the sale of his farm to the Georges
Creek Coal & Iron Company, which
company is preparing to build a rail.
road two ana one'half miles up Dunk.
ara NH run and sink shaft on James
Fork. Mr.. Morgan says the company
has already bought the Hezel,ial
Tough farm and is securing rights. Of
way for the proposed line. Il
There are still more things billed
for Lincoln and Pawpaw districts In
the way Of developments. These dis.
tricts will bear watching.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07
EDWIN COULD
AT CUMBERLAND
DISTINGUISHED PARTY MADE
TRIP OF INSPECTION OVER
WESTERN MARYLAND
LINE.

CUMBERLAND, May 7.-PresidenI
B. F, Bush of the Western Maryland
railroad Mr.. A. Robertson, vice presi
dent, Vice President Taylor of the
Bowling Green Trust Co. New York
Division Superintendent J. 4. Shep
pard and other officials OF the West
ern Maryland railroad arrived In Cum
berland yesterday evening. with Mr.
Edwin Gould, brother OF Mr.. George
J. Gould, at the head of the Wabash
system, OF which the Western Mary
land Is part. Last night was spen,
here In their private cars and this
morning they left over the line or
a trip Of inspection. This Is the first
trip Of Mr.. Edwin Gould over the line
in which he and his brother are large
'ly interested.
The distinguished party was mel
here by Division Superintendent Char
les A. Steiner and Mr.. William T
Hunter. general freight agent.
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sShinllst ISL
3jPersso, u

Mr. and Mrs. q az. Short were Ell 5yis,
Ting relatives on Simpson creek over
Sunday. n !; :. y 4.
Miss Elsie Tetrfck, fof West shinns.
Ton, was visiting friends on Blngamon
Sunday. I, Y 4!
Mr:William Robinson has moved IN.
t 9' q house belonging to Hood Bros. on
The West side. s,l
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Hartn, OF Hay.
wood ;were visiting relatives in town
Saturday and Sunday. i.
i"Grandma" Taught. OF Rebecca
street, has been quite sick for The past
few days.
~ Mrs. Dilemma Sharp is quite III at
Aer4home on Charles street.
Mr. WlllShloore and son, of West
shlnns,on, were in Clarksburg satur.
day. f4A I'll
Miss Clara Taught of Clarksburg
wasSyislting relatives in town sat'ir,
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Bruce Boggess. prominent cit.
lien Of Bingamon. was business Wis
ttor In town Saturday.
f. S. Wjnemlller has been quite
! v o..
sick for the past several days.
L. H. Martin has accepted the po
sltion asSengineer ut the Scion mine
George Tucker. who has held the posi-
ton for some time, resigned to accept
one of Alessrs. Chalfant and Moifett.
55D.5A. iiardesty, of Prospect Valley
was In town Monday.
Constable B. F. Harhert, Of Lumber,
port, was business visitor here Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Balderson, Of
Hutchinson, were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. j. Dauslerty Sunday
In a very short time Decoration Day
will be here and so far no preparation
have been made by the people Of
Shinnston for celebration Of any
kind. All previous attempts by The
town at celebrating the 30th OF May
have been very successful and we are
confident that the patriotism Of the
people Is, Just as strong and the facil
tiles Of the town for such celebration
as great II not greater than ever before
SO instead of sending the people away
| from home, on this occasion why moi
give them celebration worthy Of stay
ing at home 10 see? ,
A walk way is being made across
the county bridge at this place. Here
] tofore pedestrians were compelled tr
use the same space as horses and
teams but the new addition will dc
away with this and will prove quite
a convenience.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07
HERE ON VISIT
SMALL CHILD FROM WRIT cOUN
TY DIED LAST NIGHT AT
u-, HOME OF UNCLE.

Yesterday at the home of Mr.. Dali
Martin. OIL Twelfth street, occurred
the death OF Lester, the two year old
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. i. Martin, Of
Burning Springs, Writ county. The
child had been quite sick severa
weeks ago, but seemed to have fully
recovered and was brought here on q
visit. and yesterday was taken with
conrulsions and passed away at the
home of his uncle. The remains were
prepared for burial by Undertaken R
L. Cunningham and were taken tc
Burning Springs last night where in
terment will take place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07
would NOT GIVE UP
| THE BASE BALL GAME
AND CONSEQUENTLY TRACK
MEET BETWEEN W. V. U. AND
W. G J. Is ABANDONED.

MORGANTOWN, W. Va, May u
The Athletic Committee Of the West
Virginia University refused to approve
the track meet schedule to take place
with Washington & Jefferson College
on May 25th. The reason for doing
this was on account Of base ball
game scheduled with this same college
on this date and the base bail manage.
ment objected to dividing the receipts.
l! is hardly possible that another date
can be agreed npon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

By virtue Of n decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Marion county, West Viz.
ginla, entered March Sth, 1907, in the
chancery cause Of Elias Mclnure VS.,
Thomas Venable, will sell as special
commissioner at public auction, at
the front door Of the COURTHOUSE Of
said county on s5
FRIDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1907,
at or about o'clock p. M, the follow.
Ing described real estate, In Grant dis.
trict Of said county and State, on the
West Fork river, near the town Of
Monongah, containing about one acre,
being the same lot which was convey.
ed by Elias McIntire ct 81. 10 Thomas
Venable by deed dated December 9th.
1899, and of record in The proper Office
Of Marion county, In Deed Book No.
119, page -. NJ.
1he coal hereunder, with the min.
Ing rights, &C., will be reserved.
Terms Of Sale. 4
One.thlrd cash In hand on day OF
sale, with remainder in two equal pay.
ments in six and twelve months there.
after. with interest the purchaser to
execute his notes 10 said commission.
er with approved personal security,
and as additional security. a vendors
lien will be retained on said property
In the deed therefor.
MARSHALL ". OGDEN.
Special Commissioner.
], r. B. Parrish, clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Marion county, do certify that
Marshall W. Ogden, special commits.
sioner, has given bond as required by
said decree and the same has been by
me approved.
Given under my hand this the 9Th
day Of May, 1907.
R, B. PARRISH, Clerk.
May 2, 10, q, %.
Artists materials, paints, oils, brush.
es. drawing paper and tracing cloth 1t
Globe Book Store, \. ~ ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07

sning ito what this decislon means.
undopb,e dly tie case win 10 sto sth Sg
higher courts; and ~ the Indianapolis
i court is SUSTAINED, the licensed liquor
traffic ;t y I doomed; for when the posi-.
bllltyGof revenue is removed, the bps!.
ness will quickly be done away With.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07

Have the Globe Book Store frame
your pictures. Watson Hotel build.
Ing. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07

George B. Hurd's and Cranes liner
lawn exclusive papers BY qnlre or box.
with or without envelopes. Globe BOOK
Store, Watson Hotel building. II
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Read the Daily West virglnlan.
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Case Dismissed; New Sui, Brought.

- ' 49, > s''' 4 % 't'
The case Of Mary A. Google VS. I. <
j. Sypult and JEFF Danley for unlawful
detainer was heard before Justice
Boydston this morning. Mrs. Google
sued for the possession Of the house
on Monroe street where sypult and
Danley conducted saloon. The case
was dismissed and The plaintiff iastl.y
tuted new; suit. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07

aftlsts' materials, paints, oils, brush
81 aFl'agwssilng paper and tracing cloth a,
sslobe Book Store. :,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07

Artists materials, paints, oils, brush.
es. drawing paper and tracing cloth 1t
Globe Book Store. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-07

R. B. PARRISH, Clerk.
May 7,,1s, 81, %.
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08

The receipts of the Northern Pa
cific railway at the local office for
the month Of September were $50,
1888, an increase Of 100000 in
round numbers over the month OF
August.
Thos. MaXey received a letter
from his brother near Carlisle, Hi
nois, yesterday, to the effect that
his mother, Mrs, Nancy MaXey,
was very low and not expected to
recover.
The K. l.. Coal Co., is making
great Roadway and will begin load
coal for the market on the 18th
inst. They have built new road,
installed a boarding house for the
men and are generally doing things.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08
THE PRESENT JURY
List Of Men Called Upon to Serve Their
Country in the Capacity Of Jurymen

B. F. Hicks, Sam Robieson,
Philip Frederick, T. +. Mulvaney,
J. c. Wilson, a. J. Schele, James
Bagley, 7. L. Beddoes, James Car
yer, l.. S. Brown, Sam Butler, J..
II. Ringer, r. l.. Purdin, Harry
Crout, Joseph Sheldon, Vim. Ar
undale, Frank Omcr, a. L. Hay
den, W. ID. Dyer, Jesse Poland
John Balncr. NJ. G.. Cox, l.. II,
H, Snowden, VIM Goeble, Geo.
Rcnton, J. l.. Moon, c. T.. Berney,
Carter Nichols, James Griffin, G..
y McFrey, NJ. c. Ballard, James
Ostiff, l.. r, Thomas, J. II. Lee,
Perry Pease, NJ. I. Vance, James
Clark, +. J. Page, James Murray,
and J. NJ. Montgomery.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08

\ large number of witnesses
have been subpoencd in the Lewis
case, that is set for tomorrow.
c. r. Hadlcy, principal of the
Thorp school, spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in this city.
Born: East of this city three
miles, Friday, Oct. 9th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. \. II. Derrick a daughter.
\ glory ticket was issued by
Auditor Mathews Saturday to Chas.
p. Martin and Olive l.. Stanton,
both of Gle I;lum.
Mrs. Salina Gardiner Of Spring
willie, New York. arrived Saturday
to spend few weeks with her son,
Leslie, and family.
W. c. Rcece and family left
Sunday for Mr.. Recess old home
near St, Joe, Mo, where they will
spend few weeks.
d. \. Studcbakcr and wife OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, are guests OF
their old friends and neighbors,
Amos Smith and wife of our city.
NJ. y. Ebert left some fine specl-
mems OF Wolf River apples at The
Dawn Office Saturday that were
grown on bis ranch eight miles
north Of town
i. /. Butler, who took in the
Interstate fair at Spokane re
turned Saturday to spend week
in beautiful Kittitas before return
inc to his home in Seattle.
Mrs. ". l., Bryant and son went
over to Seattle Friday afternoon to
attend the funeral Of Harry stew
ert Mrs. Bryaut's brother, who
died in that city last Thursday
VIII +. Locke, special agent OF
fine New Jersey Plate Glass Inaur-
ance company, was III the city yes
tcrday ana appointed G"ult x
Craig his agents for Kittit"s county
Gault s. Craig closed UP the deal
Yesterday for { T. Holland where
bv he deeds his ranch to Lou Nr'"'
= -a,ist. formerly Of SunnYs side. h'
consideration was $4,000
". i. Stevens and Carni Pease
went down to Sunnyside Friday
afternoon to sec a gasoline engine
outfit at worA N dltch
work.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08
THE LOCAL EVENTS

Don't forget the teachers meet
ing at Denmark Saturday.
The board of county commits
Sloners convened yesterday.
}. P. Warner returned Sunday
from a business visit to Seattle,
Ex-Sheriff Thomas of Gle Elun,
is down attending court this week.
X. B. Wilson has a sale of Nun
sing underwear advertised for the
18th.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08
A BAD WRECK
Four Men Reported to Have Been Killed
And the Thorp Bridge Burned

That there was a bad wreck OIL
the n. p. road somewhere between
Ellensburg and Seattle last night,
no denies, but the party or parties,
that can give us reliable inforna-
ton regarding it, can not be To-
Gated by us today. We can hear
all kinds of reports, but who knows
the truth of it all? 1t is rumOred
that four of the train crew were
killed and also two or three hObOS.
First reports were to the effect
that it was a head-on smash-up by
two freights between Ellensburg
and Thorp; second, that it was
between Thorp and CleElum third
that it occurred between CleElum
and I>aston; getting farther away
all the time; and the last report is
that it happened near Weston.
There is also a rumOr that the
upper railroad bridge at Thorp
was burned out
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-08

Superior Court convened ye't1l
d,y for a ten days OF two weeks
session.
Miss Elsie Hlacbmore j. i" Nor n.l
voEim, attending a meeting OF the
I. 0. G. r.
George Simpson is building '4 al. an
oddition TO his resideIi2c on South
Anderson street
George Sherwood Of Nort' YAK, akll
80 came in Yesterday with d band
Of horses Oft the range
W. c. Hayward Of Ihorp was '.'., IN
~, Yesterday on business with
the county commissioners