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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1900

Page

4

United Mine Workers Grow in Pittsburg District

The auditing committee reports more than 20 000 miners in the Pittsburg district with over half organized. Estimated paid up membership reaches 250 000 with Indianapolis set for the January 21 national convention. Pennsylvania will send about 100 000 organized miners, while organizers move into West Virginia fields.

Pittorg United Mine Workers Pittsburg Indianapolis Pennsylvania West Virginia

Jury unable to agree in Hall Ross murder trial

The Charleston jury failed to reach a verdict after 10 days in the Hall Ross murder case of Selden Sharitz in Huntington. Ross remains free on $3,000 bail and the case resumes at the May 1901 term. Also, 19 residents from Tazewell County including C. E. George and families departed for Missouri to start new homes.

Hall Ross Selden Sharitz Huntington Charleston Ross

Ladies Hebrew Charity session notes Virginia West Virginia

The Ladies Hebrew Charity Association of Virginia and West Virginia met in Pocahontas with Bluefield attendees Mrs Greenspon Mrs Aaron and Mrs Baker. Rumor places Charley Musser to wed Miss Linkous at Vicar's Switch Virginia, while W W Hamilton becomes Bramwell postmaster as office gains presidential class. Local ads promote Hoster beer and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.

Ladies’ Hebrew Charity Association of Charley Musser Radford Vicar’s Switch Miss Linkous W. W. Hamilton Bramwell

The Best Plaster Pain Balm Advertisement Claims Relief

A flannel wrap with Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised to relieve lame backs pains in the side or chest and rheumatism. The ad asserts one application provides relief and that Paio Balm is sold by all druggists.

New 2 horse wagon for sale and indigestible note

An old item lists a new two horse wagon for sale at 35 dollars from W. D. Croy City and mentions Hester beer next door at Blue Finot. It includes an endorsement from Phos Whitfield & Co Chicago praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds grippe and pneumonia risk reduction with druggists selling it nationwide.

W. D. Croy City Chamberlain Phos. Whitfield & Co Wabash Avenue Chicago J. Grippe Porwale

Silver Service Presented To Norfolk and Western Master

Mrs. L P. Ligon received a German Silver Tea Set Water Set knives and forks from the Norfolk and Western Railway Company employes as a token of high esteem for their Division Master Merchantic. Mr and Mrs Ligon thank the committee and employes for the kind remembrance and hearty appreciation. The committee included G W Brown chairman W J Monroe F B Grove W T Monroe F L Bonsack C H Wright and A B Thompson. Mr Bonsack gave the presentation speech and Mr Ligon replied.

L P. Ligon Norfolk and Western Railway Company

Personal Notices Bring Town Gossip and Travel

D H Martin arrives from Glade Springs and Hubert Raven from Richlands visits Bluefield. T J Brett of Fairmont visits Bluefield, while L B Farley from Lashinet attends city events. Dr H H Hawes returns from Eastern Virginia. G L Broyles from Kyle visits. Luke Dixon promotes the Richmond Times. J C Smith and J K Damron from Clintwood stay at the Inn. Mrs L Nowlan of Peterstown visits Bluefield friends. C L Moses of Welch visits Bluefield. Christmas displays draw crowds. Dr Litz from Tazewell leaves for Keystone. Editor T B Garner of the Southern West Virginian visits from Williamson. Masonic Lodge to meet with important business. full attendance expected. Miss Katzen from Baltimore en route to Kimball to visit Mrs L Kaufam. E H Bobbett from Tazewell arrives to head the Advertiser job department. Richard R Bryan from Atlanta stays at the Inn. Mrs Bryan handles fan installation at Coaldale tunnel. Miss Lucile Dickerson from Roanoke visits sister Mrs S S Cofer on Giles Street. Joseph Thornton from North Fork returns from the Willowton reunion. An exchange notes a husband calling his wife Birdie due to memory of a bill. County court session continues with property assessments corrected in Bluefield. W V Finley of Bland, J J Mustard of Mechanicaburg, J E Porter of Wise, W A Dwiggan and Lee Farley of Hinton guests at Patton House. Dr Thomas E Peery leaves for Augusta county Va to wed Miss Mildred Fulcher, sister of Mrs J Francke Fox.

WB. Honaker Dubling T. J. Brett Fairmont Bluefield L. B. Farley Lashiwneet H. H. Hawes Virginia G. L. Broyles Kyle Luke Dixon Richmond Times J. C. Smith J. K. Damron Clintwood Lno L. Nowlan Peterstown C. L. Moses Welch Dr. Litz Tazewell Keystone T. B. Garner West W. V. Finley Bland J. J. Musetard Mechanicaburg J. E. Porter Wise W. A. Dwiggan Lee Farley Hinton Patton House Thomas E. Peery Agusta County Mildred Fulcher

Residence for Sale in Prime Bluefield Location

One of the nicest Bluefield houses, six rooms with modern improvements, within five minutes of the passenger station. Building in first class order, offered by D. B. Baldwin Pioneer Real Estate Agent at 108 Summers Street, Bluefield, W Va. Call in person or advise through the mails. 2 dec tf.

Bluefield D. B. BaLdwin Pioneer Real Estate Summers Street W. Va

Dr King's New Life Pills Boost Health and Energy

An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for poor stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims the pills enhance brain and body power and are 25 cents at druggists, alongside references to Hester draught and Lotile beer.

Dr. King

Have your wants filled at the Blue Front

An ad for the Blue Front promotes shopping for desired items and offers a contact phone number 110 for inquiries or orders at the store location.

Oil Fever Grips Elk Valley with Plastered Leases

A Charleston dispatch reports Elk Valley from Sutton to Great Kanawha aflame with oil fever as landowners rush to secure leases. Braxton and Clay counties brim with activity and 93,000 acres of Brockerhoff land are set for immediate exploitation amid widespread excitement.

Elk Valley Sutton Kanawha Elk Country Braxton Clay Counties Clay County Brockerhoff

Notice on Settlement of Beaverd District Taxes

A notice states that 1900 taxes are due with one year to settle and tickets may be returned delinquent. It mentions back taxes for Beaver Pond District and urges early payment to save costs. The issuer will be at Patton House on December 18 to 22, 1900 for payments in full.

Beaver Pond Patton House

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Summit City Fuel and Supply Company W. H. Campbell & CO Pocanontes Phohe Ted HOY Day Goods T.ys Whelsale Bland Street Samuel Turk P.S MNE Shoes Princeton Ave Yours Truly S. Aaron Bluefield, W. Va Nasty Ture Boss Onian Shoe Mpkussep Kip Thornton Clothing Co Princeton Avenue West Va Bluefield Waterworks and Improvement Company Geo H. Hill Eng Missouri County C. E. George John Pruitt George Criger Charity Association Cupid’s Hoster Draught Hooton and Beary Company DeWitt HW. N. White Hester Western Divison L. P. Ligon D. H. Martin Glade Springs Hubert Raven Richlands E. H. Bobbett The Advertiser Richard R. Bryan Atlanta Mrs. Bryan Coaldale Tunnel Lucile Dickerson Roanoke Joseph Thornton North Fork Thornton Willowton Birdie Bismarck Rams Royal Baking Powder CO New York AEE Oem IL Et Valley of Elk Beaver P. ‘ . Ond East River Districts W. A. Brown S. M Hill Percy Stetson Meyer United E.S. Pedigo, Pocahontas E. Bland St California Arbuckle Wright Oice Timothy Hay W. P. Hawley Mdse. CO East Bland ST
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