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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1906
Page
6
Advertises cheap lots near court house in Jarvis Addition with water gas and sewerage. Promises rental guarantees for cottages with $1000 homes rented at $15 monthly. Lists multiple properties on Philipp Pike Depot Street Jackson Street and West Pike Street with prices from 100 to 7400 and 12 percent investments.
The ad offers a grocery stand including stock and the house and lot on a 25 by 100 foot parcel. Priced at 3000 cash or terms of 13 dollars down and 10 dollars per month. Mentions Union MMeights and South Penn Oil Company shops nearby as selling points.
Local notice invites readers to visit the fair grounds store event offering a display of shoes and seating with ice water. Attendees are welcome whether buying shoes or not and can expect wood chairs and refreshments during the event.
Mrs C F Zaruba and daughters Helen return from a two week visit in arg. R Dudding of Huntington dismissed from City hospital. R L Towles recorder of Latin in the city today. Lioyd Hursey of Shinnston attends the fairs. A iB Sins of Grafton in iy Hood of Wheeling here. HL Lang of Grafton spent Tuesday here. L Kimmell among Grafton people here. L FE Wharthen of Grafton at the fair. George C Baines of Philippi in the city. John A Clark of Fairmont attends the races. J S Darst of Jackson county visiting the fair. W H Gelder, wife and son Ralph, guests of Rey and Mrs S K Arbuthnot. Gelder chief division engineer en route from Cincinnati to Russell on the C G and C Galway. Gelder and family to Covington Ky for brief vacation. For rent furnished rooms with or without board at 643 West Pike Street. Justus Ice Cream. 131tf
In police court this morning only one case was heard. Arthur Streets, colored, was found drunk on the streets last night. He was fined 10 dollars and costs for a repeat offense and paid the fine.
Dedania Cottrill died at Pitcairn Monday evening at 3 o clock aged about seventy four. The funeral from Grant White residence at Pitcairn Tuesday afternoon, interment in Street cemetery Lost Creek.
A Philadelphia grand jury found true bills of indictment against fourteen members of the Philadelphia Ice Exchange charged with conspiracy to raise ice prices. Trial is scheduled for September 5.
Three miners died in a Berry mines blast at Pipe Creek when accumulated gas ignited by a lamp. Three other miners were severely injured in the same incident involving William Rice John Wright and Isaac Prandis.
Generals App and Negrier engaged in a pistol duel today. Andre fired but did not strike his opponent. Negrier declined to fire and the principals left the field unreconciled.
The Marietta Register Company announced it is discontinuing the Leader stock publication and disposing of the plan. Dr Luther Haymond injured his right hand in tennis on Monday. Attendees from Buckhannon Keyser Weston Wolf Summit Shinnaton and Grafton visited the fair and meeting.
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