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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1902

Page

4

Personal notices and briefs from the city

John D Daily of Tatewell county is in the city. A G McCue returned from Princeton. Marcus Burk to Salem Virginia to visit friends. W C Easley returned from Roanoke. Ice cream specials at Greenspon's. J D Tate retired to Lynchburg after visiting relatives. Bernard Spencer left for Williamson for a new job. Ice cream orders receive prompt attention at Greenspon's. Capt J W Lindsay returned from Carroll County Virginia. Mrs EK Easley returned from Richmond. Mrs Clem Lane visited relatives in Raleigh. Virgil A Lewis of Point Pleasant in the city. Col and Mrs George A Shirey and daughter Alice left for Philadelphia. Mrs R C Blackstock and children to Lynchburg. Great eating contest inviting participation. Ice cream and Pineapple snow at White's drug store. Mrs L D Kingsbury and daughter to Portsmouth Ohio. Rev E H Brosius left for Parkersburg with A de W Howard. Mr and Mrs M G Witten returned from Abingdon. Miss Bessie Witten home from Martha Washington College. Mrs T B Drinkard to host a lawn party in South Bluefield. Norfolk and Western to adjust timetable for better connections next Sunday.

John D. Daily Tatewell County A. G. McCue Princeton Marcus Burk Salem W. C Easley Roanoke Greenspon's J.D. Tate Lynchburg Bernard Spencer Williamson J. W. Lindsay Carroll County EK. M. Easley Richmond Clem Lane Raleigh N. C Virgil A. Lewis Point Pleasant Col Mra George A. Shirey Alice Philadelphia R. C. Blackstock White's Drug Store L. D. Kingsbury Miss Jenks Portsmouth Ohio

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Rapid Skin Relief

An 19th century advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for eczema itching scald head ulcers fever sores salt rheum cuts burns and bruises. It claims quick cures and lists a price of 5 cents at drug stores.

Bucklen Earth

Endorsement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers

Alfred Heinze of Quincy Illinois says he used DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation and torpid liver and they are all right. He endorses them for their safety and lack of griping or distress and urges others to know about a good thing.

DeWitt Alfred Heinze Quincy

Hughes called Git thar Jim by pension reformer portrait

The Telegraph quotes Wayne W. Cordell praising Congressman Hughes known as Git thar Jim. He lauds Hughes for aiding veterans, pursuing post routes, and pushing Tug River waterway improvements. Cordell predicts Hughes could win the senatorial fight if a deadlock occurs.

Wayne W. Cordell Pension Bureau Patton House Cordell Louisa Huntington Telegraph Congressman Hughes Hughes Washington Jim Spain Union Postoffice Department Bol’ Ingersoll Committees of Congress Tug River Here v Kenova Scott Caldwell United States Court

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