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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1908

Page

5

Name the Bluefield store contest sparks $10 prize

The Bluefield Merchandise Exchange offers a $10 prize for naming the furniture business now run by Mr. Catzen. Open to city youths and Daily Telegraph readers, entries must be short memorable and distinctive. Send to Furniture care of The Daily Telegraph with letters numbered. contest ends March 17 at noon.

Bluefield Merchandise Exchange Daily Telegraph Catzen Tie Bland Street Furniture Company Gem Furniture Company Easy Payment Furniture Company Furniture

For Sale Eggs and Poultry at Keystone W Va

For sale eggs from pure bred Brown Leghorns White Leghorns and Barred Plymouth Rocks at 1.05 per setting of 15. Shipped in improved packages. Manager G. C.Metager Keystone W Va. Also various patent medicines and tonics advertised with health claims and prices.

Plymouth

Residents from Welch and surrounding towns visit Bluefield

Local notes list R R Smith J Baxter C W Davis and others from Welch Northfork Rock St Paul Big Sandy Keystone Thonaker and Princeton in the city and Bluefield yesterday. Word also reaches that Capt J D Dailey collector of internal revenue and prominent merchants from Crumpler Kimball Wilcoe Bramwell Salem and Williamsburg were seen, with several families and travelers passing through on business or moving plans.

John D. Dailey Internal Revenue Tazewell

Norfolk & Western Freight Gains Spur Upward March

Railroad business shows a rise in March with more coke shipments relative to coal and a smaller deficit versus 1907. Norfolk & Western handled about 6 000 fewer cars year to date, but March improves from February. Shipments include steel rails landed at Norfolk for Virginian railroad and cargo from Iron Spar Rows Point and Baltimore toward the 206 mile post west of Norfolk.

Norfolk & Western Norfolk Virginian Sparrows Point Baltimore

Ferrell Dry Goods Merchant Files Bankruptcy Petition

W G Ferrell proprietor of a large city dry goods store filed for bankruptcy due to creditor pressure. Liabilities are estimated at 16 000 to 18 000 with stock valued higher. John KE Hurst & Co is the largest creditor. Friends hope the issue will be settled soon and the popular store reopened by Ferrell.

W. G. Kerrell Labilies John KE. Hurst & Co Ferrell

Lip Bitten Off in Saloon Bar Fight at Princeton Avenue

In L Cohen's saloon on Princeton Avenue a brutal fight left William Miller lipless after Italian Patsy Cairo bit off Miller's lower lip. The attack occurred around 6 30 p m with Cairo later seen returning to the saloon in a fresh suit. Cairo, a known troublemaker, fled after the incident and had not yet been arrested by nightfall.

L. Cohen Princeton Avenue William Miller Patsy Cairo Cairo Miller Clairo Scott Lner Tt Ste Ian Catro Tallyman

Tillman Seeks Senate Finance Probe Into Bank Practices

Washington March 12 Senator Tillman today introduced a resolution urging the senate finance committee to investigate financial legislation. Questions focus on New York banks providing permanent capital for speculative ventures, known loans to be traced by the Treasury, and banks seeking to influence currency policy in Congress.

Washington Tmllman Todey Senate Commiitee On Finance National Banks of New York Treasury Department National Bank of North America C. W. Morse Congress

Railway Carriage Outburst Aboard London-Bound Train

A youth aboard a London bound railway carriage disturbed fellow passengers with loud foolish remarks. An elderly man grumbled about the mood and joked the railway would be scarred from the asylum. The dialogue shifts to unrelated comments about meals and a Detroit press note on Mrs Grindly’s habits.

London Ulee

Rail schedule fragment noted for Roanoke and connections

Train timetable snippet lists 2 55 p m departures to Roanoke Lynchburg Shenandoah Valley Philadelphia and New York with sleeper service to Philadelphia and Roanoke Cafe car and 38 p m to Roanoke Lynchburg Richmond Norfolk including Pullman sleepers to Roanoke and Norfolk Cafeteria car service referenced.

Roanoke Norfolk Shenandoah Pullman New York Hagertown Richmond Lynchburg Shenandoah Valley Philadelphia Sleeper Cafe Cer Gary Pullman Sleeper Norfolk Cateen Binefield Kenovo Columbus Cincinnati Toledo Tazewell Nort’a Clinch Valle Norta Clinch Valley Kenova Wayne Welch Norfolk and Ecthie Railway W. B. Bhviil. G Virginie

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Manuacturers Saul Liberty Credit CO Bluefield Ave BELL R. L. Speai W. P. Hawley Merchandise CO South Brand Street Bluefield Water Works and Improvement Company Wm, McCarthy Eng R & Supt G. Betelle Cashier Uuid al Vw Tn Rhinkh Poultry Farm G. C. Metager Keystone W. Va Chamberlain West Kind Drug Co Wast Mad Dinefield Pharmacy Rocky Mountain Mill Creek Coal and Coke Co Weat End Drug Co W. J. Peters Miceman F. Starbird East Raymond Maine Deep Blue Sea Wollister Mi Creek Coal and Coke Go Week End Drug Co Freeman R. R. Smith City Kk. J. Baxter Bluefield C. W. Davis Northfork Crockett Bailey Rock C. D. Mundy St. Paul H. A. McCoy Big Sandy W. R. Dudley S. I. Jackson Thonaker R. Gildersleeve, Jr D. P. Crockett Cletus Honaker O. K. Ulsnbert Princeton C. F. Miller Kimball Sliefield John Bailey J. R. Greenawalt W. H. Sanford George W. Williams Beckley Lillian Stinson St. Luke's Maybeury Charles Dare Crumpler R. L. Bailey Keystone Bank K. McFarland C. J. Miller J. K. Wolfe Wilcoe J. W. Rader T. J. Cohen Ingleside Isaac J. Mann Bramwell Piladelphia William Cooper Salem Cooper J. T. Jewell Virginia City Mr. Jewell Mrs. Bond Tacoma Kiner, Va Lucy Hall Clarence Dennison Letehard A. Vane Lester Little Son Williamsburg, Ky Rails The W. G. Ferrell William Willer Tillman Pitteburg Port Virginia Michigan James Wilson Washington, D. C Yours Truly W. A. Scott & Co Southwest Virginia North Tazewell G. M. McCulloch W. J. Pearson Sec’ty and Treas Fab Top Insurance Agency Generla Insurance Bluefield, W. VA M. Smith Insurance Agency Heatotil L. G. Toney Edward Cooper H. C. Donaldson Ss. M. Smith S. M. Smith Insurance Agency Kelly & Moyer Idneys DeWitt E.C. Dewitt & CO Chicago R. L. Morris Rick Frame Bluefiaid Transfer Co King’s New Discovery Suriers Booker & Crenshaw Kelly & Moyer Building Dr. King
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