Odd Cloth Shades Sale At Bargain Prices
Cloth shades offered at 15 cents each or four for 50 cents. Previous prices listed as 25, 35 cents. Most items are light colors and in good condition with only minor defects.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
4
Cloth shades offered at 15 cents each or four for 50 cents. Previous prices listed as 25, 35 cents. Most items are light colors and in good condition with only minor defects.
W C Easley returns from Bristol F M Peters visits Richmond. Miss Bessie French of Athens visits. W J Walker visits family in Salem Va. Mrs 8 L Cupp travels to Blacksburg. Mail service expanded with No 1 train carrying mail to Welch. Rev Norman F Marshall returns from Fauquier county for bereavement. L A Coulter to conduct Y M C A services and speak to men on Chains that Bind. Bostelman String Quartette with Carl Crance to perform at Elks Opera House on December 11 with tickets 25 35 50 cents. Miss Bell Maynard marries Alonzo Penson at bride’s aunt’s home. couple departs for Williamson. Capt D B Baldwin promotes real estate moves selling multiple properties despite bad weather. new wholesale-house planned.
Huntington Herald extols Mingo County, naming local figures such as Charlie Bronson Dave Stokes Douglas Brown County Clerk Damron and Senator White. It reports a shooting near Williamson at John Lambert’s saloon in which Lambert Frank Jones and Sid Morrison were killed and several others injured.
A prominent dispatcher discusses how the train dispatcher drives railroad profits and risks. He notes timely train movements affect earnings, overtime boosts crew pay yet strains health, and a single mistake can cost lives and millions.
A negro named Frank Jones was brought to Roanoke on a delayed western train en route to Prospect after a dispute on Tog River left him three bullet wounds. He remained in serious condition and asked to be taken home to die as four miners accompanied him. The group waited at the depot until midnight for an eastern train.
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