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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
6
Rhodes, attorney for trader Al Tarteri a merchant of Pong, filed his bankruptcy petition showing assets around 2500 dollars and liabilities near 4000 dollars. The first meeting of creditors is scheduled for January 19 in the office of Referee W Frank Stout.
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W Bonnell died at their Northglew home on Thursday February 8 at 2 o clock from pneumonia. The remains will be shipped to Salem Friday morning for burial.
The Missionary Society of Goff MM E church will hold a sale of homemade pies cakes and bread at Hayman and Costiin’s grocery tomorrow Saturday afternoon February 4 starting at 2 o’clock.
The Mens League of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Friday evening February 9 at 8 o'clock. All men of the church are earnestly requested to be present.
N L Jetenko manager of What Happened to Jones company arrived in the city today from his native Charleston Virginia. He was born and raised in Charleston and is in his homeland for a visit.
The funeral of the late Philip Clark of Cumberland took place from St Patrick’s church in Makeity on Wednesday. The deceased was an uncle of the well known separator John A. Clark of Fairmont, who attended the funeral along with others.
Allen Lee, a colored man, was arrested Wednesday evening by a railroad officer at the passenger depot and brought before Justice H.F. Gordon on disorderly conduct charges. He paid a fine and costs and was released.
Drak Run Ta Kd Green of Parkersburg was arrested at Alice depot Thursday afternoon for drunkenness and jailed. Officers Powell of the Baltimore and Olgiv secret service made the arrest. Mayor Shields is slated to witness a forthcoming event.
Typhoid fever grips 5 0 as Mrs T Davis of Parkersburg and Mrs Alexandery visit. Various locals including A D Fitzhugh, Mrs Wo ON, and B M Despards travel between Parkersburg, Bridgeport, Salem, and Wallace. Deputy Sheriff John Knox reports assiduous district activity and trust business in Sardis.
Ground and sharpened knives and scissors offered at D H Feltner's shop on Mewes street with work guaranteed by J H Grapes. The ad cites Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as a cold cure touted by physicians for preventing pneumonia bronchitis and other lung troubles and notes it contains no opium or morphine and is sold by Stone and Mercer.
An early 20th century ad extols a single price policy at an Industrial Store and urges customers to trust the sign. It includes endorsements claiming Kodol Dyspepsia Care eases indigestion, with a testimonial from Rev. W. J. Hocutt of South Mills, N C, praising relief and better sleep after using the product sold by Stone & Mercer.
Mrs J W Thorn of 224 Chestnut Street is ill with quinsy. Miss Joan Walker left for Denver, Colorado. Gas in the stomach causes belching and fullness after eating. Chamberlain's stomach and Li Tablets aid digestion. Samuel S Farie of Bridgeport stayed in the city. Rough Handy Made Smooth advertisement appears. A variety of small notices and local items follow.
Clarkehtry Pogpla reports Andrew S Criss of 203 Mbechadie atroet near See Omgatrort, Aaya, testifying that Doan's Ointment stopped prolonged itching and irritation from skin eruptions and piles. The testimonial asserts the ointment dries and heals, with messages of widespread dealer availability and Foster-Milburn Co agents in the United States.
A vintage medical ad from Philadelphia markets a liver pill touted to cure headaches indigestion and biliousness. It promises relief by driving out the sickness cause and improving complexion with one pill per dose. Available 25 cents and boxes at local druggists Stone and Mercer.
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