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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
4
Real estate ad invites readers to Bluefield to view houses, lots, and farms offered with an estimated annual return of 15 to 20 percent. Investors encouraged to write for details on profitable properties.
In Justice's Court Co W Godfrey is held on 500 bond for shooting Trent te Squire Brown who testified he was fired on and hid behind a stump. Godfrey claimed he fired in Trent's direction without intent to hit. W H Barton jailed, grand jury bound over for check forging.
A family’s summer illness in Lansing Iowa prompts praise for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a useful home medicine. Readers are advised to keep a bottle on hand during hot weather. Sold by H. N. White.
A 1500 pound safe offered by Bluefield Safe Co through Box 711, city. Strong unit, appears unused and ready for pickup or delivery.
A W Virginia physician from Top of Alleghany, W. Va., endorses Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets as the best for five years use in his family. He notes mild action and strong effects, recommending a home supply for those unable to pay large doctor’s bills. Sold by H N. White.
W S Pattles Jr of Roanoke is in the city. Hoge Mason returns from Pearisburg. J B Moore of New York on a business trip. M B Hancock returns from Narrows fishing trip. Mrs P A Anthony leaves for Bedford City to visit friends. John Wimmer visits relatives in Salem. Mrs M G Creswell back from East Virginia. Capt Walter Perkins returns from Montgomery county. Joseph Davidson improves after illness. Mr and Mrs Roberts return to Radford from Bluefield. Mrs G E Clendenin returns from Burlington NC. John W Johnston of Falls Mills en route home from Eastern Virginia. Miss Eva Haynes of Knoxville visits Miss Jeannette Tabor on Burton street. Mrs John R Evans returns to Bluefield due to husband W R Hancock’s illness. Hancock heads to New York to buy stock for Bluefield Mercantile. Daugtters of the Confederacy entertainment a success. free admission tonight at Elks Hall. bridemaids drawing at 9. Shady Jones awarded the bride. Elkhorn and Tug River Railroad Co charter issued for Welch to build a line to near Tazewell county line. incorporators named.
Bristol won 9 to 0 over Bramwell yesterday afternoon at Bristol. The Bramwell boys were outmatched from the start, and the Bristol manager later claimed the umpire favored the home team and influenced the call.
An old advertisement claims constipation poisons the body and causes headaches dullness and eruptions. It promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a gentle liver stimulant and bowel aid that strengthens the bowels without griping, signed John L. Crockett.
Advertisement claims liver and digestive troubles such as dyspepsia nausea dizziness headaches and bowel disorders can be cured with Dr Kings New Liver Pills. Pills are sold at drug stores and guaranteed to help.
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