Charter Bank of Lamberport planned with 25000 capital
Citizens of Lamberport Harrison county organize an estate bank and development company. The Charter Bank of Lamberport will be capitalized at 25000 dollars and part of the Lumberport Building and Development Company which will erect a brick block for banking and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberport
Harrison County
Charter Bank of
Lumberport Building & Development Company
Wallace
Wallace Bank
West Virginia
Messrs
F. E. Robinson
T. J. Parrish
Alvy Robinson
Merchant's Cape at Sam's Old Stand
Merchant's lunch served from eleven to two featuring clam chowder turkey ham or pork roast Boston baked beans cold slaw and bread and butter priced 15c Short orders available all hours steak chops hamburger steak chicken and oysters Ladies' watches from $5.25 to $60 Kinzer's 4 Bland Street
Flat-Top Installment Ad At No. 81 Blue Field Avenue
Christmas shopping prompt from Flat-Top Installment Company located at No. 81 Blue Field Avenue. The short notice urges readers to buy now with installment options for gifts and household needs. End item references a numeric 221, likely an internal code or page cue.
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Bluefield Avenue
Remarkable Cure Reported for Paralysis by Pain Balm
Henderson Grimett of Man. Logan County West Virginia suffered partial paralysis and loss of use of an arm and side. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, he was nearly cured. The liniment is also famed for rheumatism sprains and bruises. sold by H. N. White.
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H. N. White
Well Planned Elopement Ends With Train Departure
A clerk RE. E. Martin and Miss Emma Morris eloped yesterday afternoon boarding the 3 50 to Bristol to see Rev A H Burroughs the marrying parson. Morris entered the Pullman car as the train started with Martin clinging to the rear steps. They are praised by friends and congratulate. Guy D. Cofer accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. E. Martin
Emma Morris
Bristol
A. H. Burroughs
Miss Morris
Martin
Guy D. Cofer
Freight Office
The Hand That Spanked My Pa And Grandmas Gifts
A fragmented verse references a grandmother's house with cake and pie and jelly bread. It mentions a shed slide, a spank remembered from the father, and a hand that now pats the speaker. An ad lists Sterne’s and Kinzer’s wares at 4 Bland Street.
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Grandma's
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Opera
China
E. S. Pedigo
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield
W. VA
John Harper
Isterne
Bland Street
Princeton Ave
F. M. Greenough & CO
Sporting Goods
L. C. Smith's
Syracuse
Peiffer
Wischester
Berlin
Rogers
Tom
Winchester
M. G. Whitlow
Himan Brody
Optics
Bluefield Inn
Baker Allenburg
John Yeager
Towanda
Glayds Fork
Randolph County
Tygarts River Lumber Company
Mill Creek
Messrs. Allenburg
Yeager
Ohio
Pennsylvania
B. J. Prichard
Wayne
East Lynn Coal Company
Pritchard
Messrs. Frank and
R. R. Bumgardner
Elkins
Fishing Hawk
Cheat
Henry G. Davis
W. W. Walker
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Bank of
Parkersburg
Blennerhassett Hotel
That City
Ed. Brast
Jearer
tew.Cattden Hotel
Riverside
West Virginia Central Railroad
Cumberland
Maryland
Col. Hutton
Wirt C. Ward
Huttonville
Sterne’s
Bland St
Merchant’s Cape
Kinzer's
Specia
Owen Wistar
Glengarry
Raph Connor
Vanrere
Lew Wallace
The
Bluefield Book & Stationery Co
Grandpa
Pearson’s
Kinzer’s
Gaye
Ours
Schloss
Shelton & Jordan
Dunlap Hats
W. P. Hawley
Idse Co
South Bland St
Ragland
Bluefield [Mercantile Co
Bluefield Mercantile Co
Hancock and Jamerson
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