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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03
PARTY BAG OF HEAVY LINEN.

PARTY BAG OF HEAVY LINEN.
worked In heavy outline stitch filed
In with French knots.
Pink silk cord run through cellnloid
rings draws up this pretty bag. which
IL lined inside with pink china silk.
Playthines For the Baby
Always Acceptable
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03

SB1DOW -
model pictured Is just the thing to give
the prettiest girl Of your acquaintance.
1t is made Of all over shadow lace
with a plated ruttle Of the same lace
in a double frill about the face and
the quaint curtain effect at the back
OF the neck.
For the friend who has everything
and whose gift must he a bit OF the
giver's handiwork rather than q big
slice of her pocketboOk one Of the new
high necked br,Ssieres for wear under
too transparent frocks might be good
choice.
All over fine eyelet embroidery makes,
the lower portion Of the brassiere.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03
Christmas Hint
Fabric BAGS Still In
Fashionable Favor

The bag seen in the cut is Of heavy
tan colored linen in Il soft weave It
is capacious affair. being nearly half
Il yard long The bOwknot design Is
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03

VNcIfIE1 bLAHhEl.
piece of the flannel to Ike the blan
ket a protection from the drafty
floor. Animals and all Kinds OF toys
are cut out OF cretonne or calico ami
applilued on the flannel with red cot
ton in catStitch The blanket is hem
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03
Hunts Duroc Sale.

B. w. Hunt held his sale of thor
oughbred Duroc Jersey boars and
soWs at the Laub livery barn in Den.
ison last Saturday afternoon as was
advertised and there was a large
crowd of buyers on hand to bid on this
fine Offering. Upper and Griffen, of
Logan, auctioned off the Offering and
the bidding was brisk throughout the
entire sale.
Nineteen head of fine bred boars
and sOws were sold and the average
price per head was $262O. Mr.. Hunts
herd boar, Grand Chief, was not sold
and number of other offerings were
not included. Those in attendance
at the sale were all we'll pleased with
Mr.. Hunts offering and the rate at
which they were sold showed that his
stock was in demand. We understand
that Mr.. Hunt will hold another sale
some time after January first.
Below we print the names of those
who purchased hogs at the sale Sat.
urday and also the selling price:
Lot-Purchaser Price
2 Carl Sturner, Charter Oak IS 1900
John O'Shea, Denison 80. 1900
4 Siglin, Dunlap 49,. $3.50. 1900
Houlihan Bros, Denison. $500
6 Jurgen SPAIN, Denison -. 21.50
7 John Fleming, Boyer 49,. 5000
T. Berglund, Kiron -. -. 1900
John Fleming, Boyer 49,. $500
10 N. H. Sasges, Charter Oak :. 1880
II Chas. Gremonprez, Denison 1900
II Jurgen SPAIN, Denison -. 21.00
13 VIM. Hines, Charter Oak -. $500
IA E. E. Henderson,, Woodbine $500
Is w. D. Nurse, Dunlap 800. 1880
1G H. P. Reimers, Charter Oak 400
II r. A. Nurse, Dunlap ....... $500
% Frank Larson, Deloit ...... 5000
| % Gus Koenk, Denison 1000
"a J. H. Duncan, Denison 800. $500
Total ........ ...... $497 so
Miss Nell Weyrick visited friends in
Omaha Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03

If there Is a baby in the house to
be provided with n Christmas gift Its
mother will appreciate pretty creep
ing blanket like the one pictured.
1t Is of gray canton flannel. interim
ed with sheet wadding and another
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
BerryviIle Items.

Mr.. Rob Wheat Of ciarksbnrg, w.
Va, Is visiting his mother at Morgan
Spring. z
n Mr.. W. 4. Baldwin Of Norfolk. Va.
was the guest of his uncle, Mr.. Conrad
Kownslar last week.
Mr.. George Powers OF Richmond. Va,
|is visiting relatives at s.Auburn. ("
Mrs William Whiting Of dampden
Sidney is visiting Mrs. +. B. Whiting.
Miss Mamie Booker of Northumber-
land Co. Va, is visiting her grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs Georges Thomas.
Mr.. Lester Shipiey Of Baltimore, Nd. I.
who has been q guest at Mrs Cyrus Nc
Cormicka has returned to his home.
Mr. Fred ". Ensey Of Baltimore was
in town the first of the week.
Mr. 6. w. Lewis of Alexandria, Va,
was in town the early part of the week.
Mrs. Charles Borune and little daueh-
ter, Margaret. Of Washington are sbend.
ing the summer with Mrs John Huyett
at 'Melrose. =
Miss Ruby Huyett and Master Frank
Huyett have been visiting their uncle,
Mr. Luther Huyett at 'sRock Spring. =
Jefferson Go.
Miss Julia Lee Moore Of Parkersbnrg
w. Va, who has been visiting her
aunts in town left on Wednesday for
CIarksburg, to visit Mrs Scollary Page
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
Washington .--Ames.

Miss Katharine Barke Ames, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Blanchard
Ames, of Boston. Mass. who have sum-
mer home at Winchester, Vas and George
lafayette Washington. . son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Black burn Washington, for
merly of Charles Town. but now Of Wood.
bury, N. j., we're married Thursday even-
ing in Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
in winchester. The ceremony was perform
ed by BIT. Rev. William Loyal Grayatt, Of
Charles Town; bishop. coadjutor Of the Dio-
cese of West Virginia, assisted by Rev. W
ID. smith, rector Of Christ Church, and II
was witnessed BY q very large gathering Of
family connections and friends from Phila-
dalphia, Boston, New York, Baltimore,
Washington, Richmond, Norfolk and other
cities of the East and Middle West as we'll as
scores from Virginia. West Virginia, Mary
land and other States. The bride, who was
escorted by her father, by VIII ON she was
given In marriage wore an imported gown
81 simple deEign, it being of white satin
trimmed with lace and orange blossoms.
she wore an old fashioned veil which cover
ed her face, the veil being held BY q spray Of
orange blossoms, and carried shower bon,
nnet of lilies Of the valley. Her only at
tendant was her elder sister. Miss Marie
Donaldson Ames, Of Boston. John a Wash.
ington. of Ciarksburg, Va, brother q
the bridegroom, served as best man. A re,
co,,t; IN was held immsdia after the mar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A. ty,,at 81 ,,rde, ,sa4d If asa;gnmant
from 81, Mrs. rsrnh / TaIE,ft an Df-
ter;,s, fa S ssis fhs folIossinc valuable
r - ~, estafa n Charles Town Jeffaraon
~, WEST s. V;rc;nia ) 3 :
- 1 ~ n M the s sorfh a;da If West
yvesh;r0son SRA 81 between Charles
and .awSence Streets about n feet
'front.' srd is5 FEET dean improved 81 I
lsSre bT;cl1 d1eil;oshns,se contain
baiI rarinr s;ft;no.- soSn, linin0 .rnom
l.ifrhsr MINER, rssl;tchen four he'd.
rooras hath. rno,n STORAGE oarreta and
INNS, ns,ls' ana Ioway norchea: and two
room frame Office building, servants
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
MIddIeway Notes.

Mrs. o. s. Bailey and daughter Eliza
beth are here and win be guests Of Mrs
Annie Baker during the months July
and August. Their home Is II Parkers-
burg, w va.
A very interesting christening party
was held at the home Of Mr.. Joseph
Barnes on last Thursday when 1--WE
babies, children Of Messrs Barnes, Jan
Eney, Myers, Snyder, and Waters were
baptised, the officiating minister being
Rev. Cannon, NJ E. Church South.
After the exercises delicious refresh
ments were served, which altogether
caused the evening to pass most pleas
antiy for those who attended. The
babies are the grand children Of Mrs,
John Anderson living near town on the
Leetown pike.
The entertainment given by the mem
bers OF Grace P. 3. Sunday School last
Thursday was largely attended tho the
weather was unauspicious and all were
delighted with the exercises. The nice
sum of forty five dollars was collected
which will be appropriated for church
expenses.
Miss Lula Jennings went to WASH
ington On Wednesday. From there she
will go to Port Royal. Va, to spend
some time with her friend. Mrs, Geo.
E. Parrish, nee Miss Evelyn Shirley.
Mr.. Davis Barringer and little daugh-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
Hospital Notes.

All of the patients in thu hospital
have been very much interested in the
amount realized by those who had the
management of the Lawn Fete on July
fifteenth, and have expressed their
good wishes.
Mr.. Frank johnson, former patient
from ShepherdstoWn, spent Friday at
the hospital, bringing substantial
sum from the sale Of tickets for the
Lawn Fete.
Mrs. Tritipoe from Washington, D.
c., spent two days with her daughter
Miss Pauline Trititpoe,
Mr.. Weltzheimer attended the cere-
mon5 Of the laying of the corner stone
of the New Masonic Temple at Shep-
herdstown on Wednesday.
The many friends Of Miss Sally Page
Andrews will be glad to know that
while still suffering with her injured
hand, she Is getting much better.
Mr.. Loyal Gravatt wasremoved to hil
home on Wednesday morning.
After thirteen weeks ia the hospital
Mrs. NJ. G. Tabler left for her home
IN Martinsburg on Monday. She stooc
the long trip well, ana arrived in good
condition.
Lonnie Townsend has been placed
on the back piazza and shows ma-ket
improvement.
Nancy Mitchell was allowed To- 81
up for the first time on Wednesday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
Civil Service Examination
Clerk Carrier.

An examination for clerk and carrier
viii be held at Postoface in this city
Aug. 3, '1S. 10 Z. m.
Age limit Is TO IS on date Of exami-
nation.
Male applicants mustnOt be less than
5 feet inches ii bare feet and weight
not Iesa than 125 Ibs. without overcast
or has.
For application blanks and tor fuI
infoEnasion relative to The examination
address Immediately
DAVID G. FULTON,
Local Secretary.
Charles Town. ". Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
DURABLE THIN HOSIERY

Buster Browns Darnless Guaranteed
Hosiery for men. women and children,
Csc a pair pairs guaranteed a months.
is made in any size. style or weight you
want and comes in eleven standard
scoiors Each pair is carefully inspected
and in perfect condition before leaving
the mill. Next time you buy hosiery,
you'll find the name Buster Browns
HARMLESS, worth remembering.
&C.. T. SHUGERT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24

.--
nj, y0ung MN. r1I'4k ~, 11Q Nm
james - Bene. died 4 t4e re1depce Of hi1
peFs1i1 n this pl-1e On Saturday evening,
lsst, q typhoid i'g5t. .ssd p yetF1. shad
clerkcd Ii The tt0lo Of Lersr1. c1oke 4 Phil.
last fllns-s FOR lr>ssr.. fhiIliha a UdrsiSfi
b. whom he kss biei,lg osfssmsd; Is ntIl a
BY their many c1slo1sfs wh01 30 always
served pleasantly and With marked polite
ne.s. He ms member q The y. p Church
eonth. and faithful member of the Young
sken's Assembly oinss oftne Aesnodist Sun
gay seneol- ne = survived y me parents,
w 1so.1s.s $40 que s.1ss.. nnsses ~
~, ,,'s.N 80. = -
= 49, -. 49,, q. 49, 49, 7, s. ~.
ra,nto,, r,,.,' I,.v;ss, i, ysss hi, S,s,,.s
t.ry nhs .etfvs - lI,,a.ysys S-avs. = q
RiddIeberrsr. Cli6tan Bnsl, Gin Bush: WIN.
CuIless, 8. B. .Rssd. WIN. Wvsonr. s. Frsr,lk
Moreland and Ray Oden. Active paiibsar.
enr B. I. RisElsr. Geo. W. Polling, W. 5.
Watson, Lee Gordon. Joseph Williams, x
+ 0rndorff, D. A. Phillips, E. W. Athey. y.
g Merchant. Ray Merchant, Paxton Whit
more Daniel BOYD and Clarence Boyd
nearly AL members q the Young Mems AZ
i scnss3 0lsss' = s i'ich me oscsssse oe'
-ao..
Nj. c. L. Robinson. the welf.kf1osrf1
business man Of this city. accompanied
BY his dauQhter. Miss Mary Robinson,
left this afternoon for Fairmof,t. w va.
where he was called bv the death OF his
father, Mr.. Francis Harrison Robinson
The death Of MI. Robinson took place al:
q: 40 o'clock this morning. following an
illness OF the past six weeks with paraly-
sis. He was in ilis--e1st wear. and was
born aud lived all his life at. Fairmont:
Surviving Mr.. Robinson are his widow.
who was Miss Rebecca Holt. of Far
mont: three sons. g. T.. OF Winchester
Clarence D. and Harry r. Robinson; aud
one daughter. Mrs. Ella nj. Sterling. 81
Fairmont. Mr.. Robinson had been en-
gagged in the Business OF mining at Fair
mont for many years, but of late had re-
tired from active work. He was held in
high esteem by the people Of Fairmont
Winchester Star of Thursday.
Mr.. Frank B. Robinson, OF this place,
is a grandson of the deceased.
----o----
Mr.. Thomas Frasier, prominent far
mer of Jefferson county, died on Satur.
day night last, at his home, .BiakeIey
near Charles Town, aged about 81 years
Although he had been in poor health
more or less for several years past. he
was fairly well on Saturday and was in
town during the evening. He returned
Ito his home about o'clock and re
tired as usual, but shortly reused up.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
mrs. FOvlI. E'S SCHOOL
FOR CHILDREN

Mrs. FOwle will reopen her
school, for children under fen
years Of age. On September 16,
and requests ! renewal Of the paE
traaaee heretofore extended.
Individual attention given 10
pupils.
A limited number viii Be re-
ceived
Pupils enrolled il order q apa
1aie1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24


Keep your premises clean, and boil
your drinking water.
Lock for the bargain tables on Sat
urday at the A. B. Store.
R.v joseph Ware. of Shepherdstown
preached in the Episcopal Church on
Sunday morning last.
Mr.. G. S. Callan, Of Dufields, has
purchased the Coleman hardware store,
and win move his family here.
Master sommerville, little son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo E. Wysong, who was
operated on Tuesday for the removal OF
4 needle that penetrated his foot some
six weeks ago is doing well.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sweet
ser in Roston, son. Mrs. Sweetser
was formerly Miss Ethel Walker, and
spent much Of her time in Charlee
Town.
A number Of students from the Cath
Ole University at Brooklyn, near
+ M
Washington, D. C are camped at the
Ferry at Shannondale, where they Will
sptni their vacation. The camp is
under the direction Of Father Silvage.
A detachment Of the 18th Cavalry
u. 8. A. from Fort Myer, Major Rhodes
Commanding were camped on Mr..
Thornton Perry's farm Friday night on
their way to the Maneuver Camp at
winchester. A dance was given the
officers at the Jefferson that night.
n Every member Of Lawson Bolts
Chapter is requested to be present at .
meeting in Rouss Hall. August 14th
7:SO P. M.
A matter of vital importance to the
organization is before the Chapter.
Mrs, c. w. Aisquith Pres.
Mrs. C. N. Coleman Sec'y.
Nj. I. r. K,bler, late of Ridgeway
Va, has bought out the general mer
chandise store of Mr.. G. N. callan a
Dufields. aud will carry on business
there. Mr.. Kibler is courteous and
agreeable gentleman, aud we have pc
doubt that he aud his good wife will be
liked by the people Of that locality
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
Resolutions OF Respect.

Z -
Whereas it has pleased almighty
God IN his all wise providence to re-
move from our midst our beloved
comrade and friend Brother William
r. Bane, and
Where's, we recognized in him a
true and noble spirit, and one who
will be sadly missed from our num-
Der, and
Whereas, Brother Bane was cut
down in the bloom and bouyancy Of
young manhood, we realize that our
loss is his eternal gain. Be it there
fore
Resolved. That We, his comrades
cherish the memory Of him who was
EIoved and respected By ali, and while
his place IS vacant in our midst Ne
win always be alive in our hearts, and
be il further
Resolved, That we extend to the
family our heartfelt sympathy and
esteem, and that a copy Of these res
phtions be sent to the family Of our
deceased Brother, and published ii
| the town papers, and spread upon tbs
minutes of the class.
YOUNG MEMS ASSEMBLY CLASS
NJ. E. CHURCH. SOUTH.
Mrs, C. C. Bush.
E, w. Athey,
= . YaSsj4 * s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
. 7sis 3 & B v. ass:
Shelf-emptying neelieees


Empire Crepe Neg ligees trim
med with satin band light and
dark co1orings ST 90.
Fancy Crepe Neg1igees light
and dark co1oringstrimmed
with satin putting to match de-
sign straight garment-bias-
back-short slashed sleeve, 81. IS.
Negligees made of fancy crepe
variety colors and designs EN-
pire style-collar and cuffs piqed
plain crepe, 85c.
elf-emptyins blankets.
comforts.
Light weight checkt Dimity
spreads just the thing for this
kind Of weather ~ by 90 inches,
75c,
White Crochet Bed Spreads
Marseilles patterns suitable for
summer homes and cottages--76
by 50 inches, 9Oc.
Blankets---plain White Cotton
Fleeced Sheet Blankets---sui
for light coyerings--60 by rs size,
Soc,
White Cotton Fild Comforts
figured silkoline top and back
| ~ by 81 size, 81 90.
BOGGS & BUIEiL,
NORTH SIDE PITTsBURG PA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24

= - - - = 49, - 49,
Misses Mason.
Has Janet Young has returned from
. visit % Norfolk.
HI. John Warrington, Of Clark1bur 3
vas h town On Friday.
Mrs Gsorge =, Dishl Of Philadelphia.
81 at Mr., Louis DiehI's.
Misu fs.bells Donal.on Of Roanoke
". q Waiting naisa Katie Rove
ne. c.a;. T,.....,..,, y it,.,,..,,,.. !.
( o,Iast & srephen.on Seminary {. :
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49, :, 'i Urs..s,s. 80 - ,
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No,er
M;sa. N;na Havanar II Ralt;mora i
tha ouest 81 M;as ,o,;sa f,aIiahar :,
..Mt Paryo.,,
Miss Minor of Easton pa Il The
on.,at - the Misses Mnrnbv \ - Glav.
mont Court.
Mrs. T.av,;a D;nkle and rtt,a son
I.o,v.,;;. . 3 ,,;ait;na ~, = q Rataa s.
ssBeiyidere. =
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Beard and
daughter, Miss Grace Beard, are in
Atlantic City.
Miss Goldie Schorpert of Lexington,
Va, is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Julia Merchant.
uar fyha. 1,,,s,,, sr,,,.cha- and NJ.
Rntchsr ora = +be povhat.n Colleoe
for the summer
A.. r. ~ wahs+ar - tbo Freo
p.eas star has bee,, Zverv much IL
disposed for several davis.
M.iov Rohe,t 10 Hunter IL Win.
1870. 3 ......,..- q. -. - !.
$3.50 - raI . 3 cla,a
NJ. p,,ssaH ora .,;ll..n - E.;r.
mont hova ;o;5od har ,;star Mra
po;ntdartar = Ms f.,;noa
:,
WIS us.a'u Dsli'afs - ou'sstlie,
~ = =, s,si.,4s us1 psssu's' az. anu
lals {. I" : DroWn'
Miss jamie Bushong who has been vis-
lung ille'''ls iefe' le.ulliee " nel nouns
y haserseo~n 'ass 0aeSr1ay
Misses Hazel Porter and Claude
Grnbb Of Loudoun County have been
Vlslelng - anu MIS- !. =, Namey
~. Mouss raW = 2 .Aun.u'l' " mas
Deen v's''ins u,s u,,G'es, apssin ~ = =
son Aouss ahu = : -. : 1s0uss.
Mls. Gaas. Wysong anu n1eis son.
y rors "assApston Long lsianu' are
Nuesss = nl' a'iu hl's' : Z. "ysops.
Mrs. Elza Perry and her grand
aauE neS'' Mlss E.'t1a rer1y are vls's-
my Nes. - = APPS INC a.sD'eua yisea.
sa
Masters Harry and Douglas Miller
OF spring Vale, Berkeley Co.. visited
enei, aunt Mrs iheooote onugart las'
Wees.
" a. !. 1ranam' rresioento O napp
oen oloney .oIiege mas Deen IA so~nE
n ns : slAsen'e ~ 'he interest .n,s
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Washington
and MIR. Scott Washington. of Wood
bury, New Jersey. have been the guests
Of Miss Chrlstlne Washington.
Mi theodore Snug6rC, Jf., VINO IL
i faA a D n h N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
For Sale.

A good seven room dwelling with
bath, located on West Liberty Street.
Rents for $l44.0O year. Price $1700.
MooRE r. MOORE fine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
B D. GIBSON
ATTORNEY-AT.L Law

Charles Town, Jefferson County, w. Va.
Z Practices il, the circuit courts W. Va.
Virginia. the supreme court of aPpea's and
the United States district csurt ut Mar
tinsburg efice over Miller,s Pharmacy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24

Alfs, Dora Watson. Mrs. Annie An
ena. Mrs. Monn Wilson Miller. Lonnie
townsend e lettersl; Mrs. lea Hum
pal, Mira, Anna Davis Mrs- Mary g.
Coats Mfn, !. s. Coleman Ma. W.
b. Boyce
The above Letters, e not called for
{ wSkhin fIfteen days; win BE- sent e: the
Scsd letter oiiiee. Persons calling t0z
s I'm m please say lint thex are Cd
Vertised. ~ -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters remaining 10 the Post
Ofiica at Charles Town. Jeiaerson COun-
~. West VI, on Saturday, July 49,
1918. Persons calling fOt saMaWill be
required to pay one cent tor each letter
GeNILRlinN,s LAST.
eugene 4. smith, Ansel Fslkner.
Emmett Robinson. Henry Regel. 4. B.
Petrie. g c. RI, W. h. Fargauson,
Nit Dodson. Fred Cooper, Shelby Ora
die. Reny Rershan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-07-24

n FIlst AnniVeraSl5 & lke e 3, SE0l1
"a Saturday Ess bsdf iazIts ~
- y isl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-10
sHAIFIElp MEANS BUSINESS.

IS There are now two fewer papers in
the State than there were Il few day..
ago. Governor Hatfield has ,conilsca,
ed the Labor Argus at Charleston. and
another Socialist paper nj Hunting.
ion and the Clarksburg Leader says
Il is expecting visit from the Gov.
lernor at most any hour. The Govern.
for is getting quite collection OF
printing material on hand and If he
chooses to, publish few numbers Of
slns own they would be certainly On.
sfertaining, interesting and warm
enough for most any occasion, if :hc
verbal wallors lie has recently hand.
3 ed OUT to Senator Kern and The cdi.
}toriSof the clarksbuig Exponent are
80 be taken as examples. Governor
4 Hatleld means business IN whatever
{ he is engaged III and even some OF
the Democratic papers which So bitter.
ly opposed his election and attacked
inm during the campaign are rcroeuiz
5 ing the fact that he is not ouly the
i Governor but good Governor. The
Z west Virgintan can very appropriala
Z ~ remark, 1--WE Told You So"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-10
NEW MANAGEMENT,
sFAGEF0Ba

John G. Shaw, formerly editor of the
sClarksburg News, and one OF the best
newspaper men in the state, Will have
charge of the news and mechanical
idtpaftaents of the Clarksburg Expo.
Lpnt which has been under the man.
segment of Raleigh T. Green since the
paper was started. J. Carl Vance suc-
-Geeds Mr.. Green as editor of the paper.
The Exponent has made a splendid
showing in its few years of pubI!ca.
ton and has become a permanent in
sutution of Clarksburg and viii no
doubt continue to flourish under the
able management now in charge of
The paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-10
couldn't go without them.

couldn't go without them.
A man likes to have fiye.year.old
slrl frisk his pockets. But If she is
th!rty-fve and tries 1t he hollers muir
der.
Ever! now and then some old crab
wastes perfectly good two.cent stamp
10 send Luke an anonymous knock
This is encouraging. II didn't prod
a sinner every oncc in while wou!,i
imagine only live folks were reading
my stun.
A woman is smarter than man.
She calls her husbands parents ''lath.
er" and mother" before she shakes
the rice out OF her hair.
! notice that the spring style in
skirts il just as atiectonale rs the Old
Enquirer.