FOR RENT AND WANTED CLASSIFIED NOTES
A jumble of rental notices lists rooms and houses for rent on Mulberry Chestnut and Jackson streets with monthly prices from 10 to 16 dollars. Also appears is a garbled ad seeking buyers of goods with a $1 guarantee, band teacher notice, water rent discount, county contracts for jail medical and infirmary services, and a feather bed buyer offering cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Mulberry Street
Kelley
McCarty Oix
City Water Works
County Court
Harrison County
Milwaukee figure Guy Goff named in graft indictments
Guy Goff, long involved in prosecuting graft cases, was indited or connected to charges from about thirteen years earlier in Milwaukee. A Republican candidate for mayor in 1904, he later served as special assistant district attorney under McGovern, helping grand juries and pursuing bribery cases before resigning to return to private practice. He stated he had no connection with the company or operations in question, and his background ties him to Judge Nathan Goff of Clarksburg, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hss McGovern
Gom
Goff
Comppany
Guy Goff
Nathan Goff
Clarksburg
United States Circuit Cours of Appeals
West Virginia
Lewis Baker
Wheeling
Dance Tuesday Night at Davie and Lacon Pavilion
A popular dance event is planned for Tuesday night at the Davie and Lacon pavilion on North Fourth Street. Wells's orchestra will play a delightful program from 8:30 to 12, with dance admission at fifty cents per couple. The item notes a lively evening ahead with music, dancing, and entertainment. Also included are cautions about mercury-containing nostrums and a local Catarrh Cure advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Aid
Davie & Lacon
North Fourth Street
Wells
Car crash horror claims two lives in city
A streetcar toppled over an embankment injuring many, with Miss Grace Market 16 and Mr Gray pronounced dead. Dr. A B Price and Jack Fullerton escaped serious harm, and Attorney B D Lewis saved a baby. Coroner’s jury convened as survivors fight to recover at St Mary’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Pitzpatrick
Fikepatrick
A. B. Price
Jack Fullerton
Dr. Price
Annie Market
Monticello Avenue
Consolidated Telephone Exchange
Albert Market
Louise Market
Jamee Shinn
Masonica
B.D. Lewis
W. PF. Camp
Olver PL Houghner
Tee M. Kel G. Art Waldo
Guy Ro Merrit
Patrick Jt. McDonald
Charles S. Smiley
Miss Market
Mr. Gray
Trock
Maggie M. Robinson
Bt. Mary's Hospital
Victnam
Mission Society Meeting At Lutheran Chapel Tuesday
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Lutheran church will meet Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at the chapel to discuss Mission Literature. Delegates to the Baltimore convention in October will be selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Forsion Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Baltimore
County Court Sits on Fiduciary Matters and Probate
County court Monday morning resumed its sittings. Anna B. Baker qualified as executrix of Samuel B. Baker, deceased, with bond of 800 and J. S. McCluer as surety. Harvey F. Smith named guardian of Luria W. Leary with bond 6,000 and American Surety Company as surety. The will of Julia Beckwith was probated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Baker
Samuel B. Baker
J. 5. McCluer
Harvey F. Smith
Luria
Tillman to Speak at Grand Opera House Tomorrow Night
United States Senator B R Tillman of South Carolina will deliver a lecture at the Grand Opera House at 8 o clock tomorrow night. Earlier in Pittsburg a special police force kept crowds from stampeding at the box office. Tickets are on sale at the Grand Opera House box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. R. Tillman
South Carolina
Grand Opera House
Pittsburg
Jess
Soldier Boys Return From Jamestown Exposition Trip
Company K and the Weston company of the West Virginia National Guard returned home Sunday from Jamestown where they joined other units from Camp C. L. Smith in Charleston for West Virginia day. They traveled by boat to Washington and then by special train to their home stations. The Weston company stayed briefly before continuing home while the local soldiers enjoyed the expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Company
West Virginia National Guard
Jamestown
Camp C. L. Smith
Charleston
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Buried Here Ed Fitzhugh Rites Held in City
The body of Edward Fitzhugh son of the late Captain Bruce Fitzhugh resident of Clarksburg was brought Sunday from Stewart Ohio where he died Saturday morning of diphtheria. He is buried beside his father in the Odd Fellows cemetery. Accompanying the body were his mother and Mr and Mrs Patrick OConnor of Stewart Ohio grandparents. The boy was a nephew of Joseph F Hart of the Hart Produce Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fitzhugh
Bruce Fitzhugh
Clarksburg
Stewart, O
Farher
Odd Fellows
Patrick O'Connor
Joseph F. ‘Hart
The
Hart Produce Company
Oil drilling yields no oil at Folsom and Salem sites
In Folsom district of this county, South Penn Oil drilled a second test on the W. H. Martin farm thirty feet into the stray and found no oil or gas. In Salem district, South Penn drilled on the BB Smith farm through Gordon and encountered barren strata and is now drilling to the sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
South Penn Oil Company
W. H. Martin
Salem
South Fenn
Smith
Gordon
Realistic claims prompt a back pain cure testimonial
Walthour Candy Company engineer M. Cross of Clarksburg West Virginia recounts years of backache and kidney discomfort. He says after trying many remedies he used two boxes of Deans Kidney Pills and experienced a lasting improvement with a stronger back and no further attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. M. Cross
The
Walthour Candy Company
Jacckson Street
Clarksburg
West Va
Ackache
Dean
Wells & Haymaker's Drug Store
Hair Tells Character and Baldness Tested by Germs
An article asserts hair color signals traits and that baldness stems from germs. It cites Prof Sabouraud of Paris testing dandruff germs on a rabbit, causing total baldness in five weeks. To combat scalp germs, Newbry's Herpicide is promoted with a mail offer for samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabouraud
Paris
France
Newbry
Teading
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mick
Srzse
Welle & Haymaker
Death at Bristol Opens Quiet Funeral for Young Widow
Mrs Susan A Eavenson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Davis of Bristol died at home Monday after long illness from consumption aged 24. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon with services at her home and burial in Bristol.
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W. Th. Gray
Monticello Avenue
Washington Carbon Company
Grapseltt
Calvin Gray
Parkersturg
Gray
Susan A. Eavenson
John Davis
Bristol
Aingering
Justice James N. David Delves Into Huggo Case
Judge James N. David held John Huggo a foreigner for examination on a charge of insanity after an incident in which Huggo roamed wildly, with torn clothing and loud behavior as people approached. The district board of education set tuition at 49, 40 and 30 and appointed Mrs Sophia Tenv dum principal with assistants Miss Ida Carska Dop and Julia Kidd. A lot was staked off for a new school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. David
John Huggo
Huggo
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Mate Streets
Haze Markat
Irwin
Chestnut Street
In- Guire
South Chestnut
Monticelia Ave
Jackson Street
A. N. David's
C. L
East Clark Street
Jones Flat
D. Ew
Jame
Carling
B. M. Ashcraft
Adnamston
Wilsonburg
Cora B. Fox
Charles G. Coffman
Henderson Talkington
Wallace, W. Va
Frank A. Willison
Warrens
Tuquire W. Va. Music Company
U. S, Army
Mer
Cuba
Pike St
W. Va
Peerls Clear Co
Toledo
Ohio
North
Glen Elk
Clay Street
Mechanic Street
Sirre
Frank ¢. Flinagan
West Pike Street
Ak Mingor Celje
Dark Bay
B. B. Chipsaddy
Harrison, Street
C. F. Tee
W. ‘Va
Care Telegram
Ad¢ereu P.O
pClarkshoro
Evans
Dale Ave
Clarksburo
W.va
Harrison County Infirmary
J.D. Bassel
W. Guy Tetrick
W. D. Jamison
Detson House
Elty
Gmge One
Wd, Cheney & Co
F. J. Chenvy
Tillman
Soldier Boys Home
Capt
Ashburg
She Kidners
Star Laundry
South Second ST
Main and
Pike
Deatil
RUGGO
Wil
W. O. Kennedy
W. B. Freeland
West Main St
Bell
Consol
Telegram Square
Vador Porch
Urex
Palmers
Wall Paper
D. A. Godfrey Carpet CO
West Main Street
W. B. Reduso
Jane
W.B. Inform
Weingarten Bros
Broadway
New York
Welch
Kieg
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