Properties for sale on city streets and vacant lots
Real estate list offers Beran room house with attic basement porches near business center priced 85 200 on terms. Seven room house with attic and basement near Lee street 65 500 on terms. Vacant lots on Woodland Ave Stealey Heights 8750 40x120 ft and 40x176 ft Bond free. Milford street Park View 82 100. East Main Pareous Addition 1 050. Horner avenue Colonial Heights 2100. Seven street Colonial Heights 81 000. Three lots 28x18 on Seventh street Persees 800 each. Many others. Come in for prices and terms.
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Woodland Ave
Stealey Heights
Milford Street
Park View
Main’ Street
Pareous Addition
Horner Avenue
Colonial Heights
Seven Street
Howard Post Real Estate Broker Ad Discontinued
The Clarksburg Christian Science Society will not hold a service this evening and L W Meek the clerk announces that services will be discontinued for an indefinite time.
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Howard Post Real Estate Broker
General Ee Ice Agent Rooms
Clarksburg
Barnhouse Jailed in Police Court Drunk Charge
A man identifying himself as Barney Barnhouse was jailed by OMjeer McCloud Saturday evening and held for trial before Mayor G. H. Gordon at this morning's police court session.
Rolls On This business invitation in friendly tone
Rolls On This expresses pride in fair trade and customer service, promising value and quality. It invites readers to visit Monday to become acquainted and assures quick remedies for any oversights.
Central West Virginia Fair Poultry Show Set This Fall
Poultry fanciers across West Virginia and neighboring states anticipate the Central West Virginia Fair in Clarksburg with its largest poultry show to date. The exhibition hall offers sanitary stationary coops for thousands of birds, improving on older shipping cases. A. P. Stewart, famed Clarksburg fancier, serves as superintendent, guiding exhibitors and visitors free of charge.
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West Virginia
Clarksburg
A. P. Stewart
Bail furnished by man charged with attempted murder
Larry Naples a foreign mill worker of Meadowbrook jailed Friday on a charge of attempting to murder Ernest Kellar by striking him with a billiard cue posted $1000 bail and was released Saturday after appearing before Magistrate Wadaworth. Kellar reported in critical condition after the blow weeks ago and Naples faces Aug 19 hearing.
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Larry Naples
Meadowbrook
Ernest Kellar
JW. Wadaworth
W. 5
Starcher’s Court
Nephe
Kellar
Market Setback in War Specialties Shares at New York
Aug 14 New York severe reversals hit the war specialties market during today’s brief stock session. Crucible Steel led losses, down eight points. Willys-Overland, Bethlehem Steel and Allis-Chalmers fell four to street points but recaptured much of the drop. Studebaker rose to 100, up about five and a quarter. Pacific Mail gained three on its sale, while rails were irregular. Reading recovered, lifting others in the rail group. United States Steel and other favorites faced intermittent pressure as the market fluctuated.
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Ney
Studebaker
Pacifc Mail
Reading
United States Steel
Farmers Meet to Learn from W D Zinn Agent
County farmers gathered in the county commissioners room for Saturday talks by W D Zinn, the agricultural agent. The sessions drew leading local citizens, with Zinn analyzing lime samples brought in by farmers. His lecture on lime is important and well received.
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W.D. Zinn
Court House
Zinn
Drunkenness charge filed against Edward Stotelmire
Officers Davisson and L. L. White jailed a man who gave his name as Edward Stotelmire on a charge of being drunk in the streets. He could not make bond of 6.60 and was held for trial before Mayor G. H. Gordon at this morning's police court session.
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Davisson
L. L. White
Edward Stotelmire
Stotelmire
G H. Gordon
Coal Company Secures Mammoth Export Order
The Madeira Hill Clark Coal Company operating the Goff Waldo and New Chieftain mines in the Wilsonburg section has landed a large export order. It will keep the plants running at full capacity for at least three months, likely longer, employing 300 or more workers as production resumes after months of near shutdown.
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Madeira-Hill-Clark Coal Company
Thee
Wilsonburg
Goff
Waldo
Chieftain
Jailed Union Heights man found guilty of threat charge
William McDonald of Union Heights was convicted by Magistrate R Edward Kidd of threatening Lee Robey. He posted a $100 bond for two months but remanded to county jail when unable to meet it. He also faces a pending trial for liquor transport. Rev Paul L Flanigan of Charleston will preach at First Methodist today at 10 45 AM. Clarksburg Eagles No 446 to meet Monday night at Reed hall.
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William McDonald
Union Heights
R. Edward Kidd
Lee Robey
McDonald
Paul L. Flanigan
Charleston
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarksburg Aerle
Order of Eagles
Reed Hall
Wreck Delays B and O Passenger Train No 13
Through passenger train No 13 on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad due here at 5 37 p m did not arrive here Saturday evening until 8 37 p m the delay having been caused by a freight wreck near Chillicothe Ohio The wreck was not a big one and no one was hurt.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chillicothe
Smiley Funeral Attendance By Masons And Knights Templar
Blue Lodge Masons and Knights Templar are summoned to meet at the Masonic temple at 2:30 PM and 3:00 PM respectively to attend the funeral of Charles S. Smiley. The county court, which recessed Friday evening, will reconvene tomorrow morning.
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Blue Lodge
Masonic Temple
Knights Templar
Charles S. Smiley
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Couples
Marriage licenses have been issued to Charles B Craves and Margaret C Hartman, Harry K Schmick and Alice C Schaffer, Salvatore Lopezzo and Maria Rogieri, John Burns colored and Sallie Peters colored.
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Charles B.craves
Margaret C. Hartman
Harry K. Schmick
Alice C. Schaffer
Salvatore Lopezzo
Maria Rogieri
John Burns
Sallie Peters
Direct descendant of Adams dies near Adamston
Miss Mollie Adams aged 76 a direct descendant of John Miracy Adams president of the United States died at 9 o'clock Saturday night at Rathworth home of a nephew A Lisle Wright west of Adamston after seven months illness. Surviving sister Annie Adams and brother Sidney reside in Baltimore. Funeral at 4 p m Sunday at Wright residence then train for Baltimore for further rites and burial.
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Mollie Adams
John
Miracy Adams
United States
Rathworth
Lisle “Wright
Adamston
Miss Adams
Joan Quitey Adams
Baltimore
Virgints
Annie Adams
Sidney
Wright
Two Women Arrested for Loitering on West Main Street
Two women named Nina Hardman and Sarah Bennett were arrested late Saturday night by Policemen Isenhart and McCloud on West Main street between Third and Fourth streets. Bennett posted a $6.60 bond and was released. Hardman remained jailed in default of bond.
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Nina Hardman
Sarah Bennett
Isenhart and McCloud
Bennett
West Main Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Union Baptists to meet in Hepzibah for 111th session
The Union Baptist Association of the First Baptist church will hold its 111th annual session at Hepzitah Baptist Church in Taylor County on Tuesday and Wednesday. The program includes devotional services, church letters, an annual sermon by Rev. La J. Powell, reports on state and home missions, temperance, education, and ministerial relief, plus addresses by several reverends and Miss Wil. The gathering features obituary and social items, with local residents traveling from nearby towns to attend and conduct business.
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Union Baptist Association
First Baptist’ Church
Hepzitah Baptist Church
Taylor County
W. A Davis
Bridgeport
GC. Taylor
G. D. Griffin
Taylor, Moore, Caudill and Boggers
A. B.P. Society
Mr. Powell
W. H. Bayles
H. W. Tiffany
Mr. Ayers
Primm
Mears
Boggees
F. Garrett
Hulley
W. J. Eddy
Personal notices from area residents and visitors
John C. Johnson was here Saturday evening from Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs J Mears of Buckhannon were visitors Saturday. Mrs O W White was here Saturday evening from Buckhannon shopping. Mr and Mrs Crane Morton of Buckhannon visited the city Saturday evening. State Senator and Mrs George White were visitors from Weston Saturday evening. Mrs Horace J Brown and her children of Winburg are visiting her parents and relatives at Ironton Ohio. Mr and Mrs H C Tichenal and son Reymond of Wilsonburg and Mr and Mrs John C Southern of Adamston camped two weeks below Parkersburg. Frank Mille is visiting his cousin Mrs V T Renner in Parkersburg. G J Moore of Camden is a business visitor in the city. Cretah Stutler of Salem is here on brief visit. R H Kidd of Burnsville is a visitor here.
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John C. Johnson
Bridgeport
J. Mears
Buckhanon
O. W. White
Buckhannon
Crane Morton
George White
Weston
Horace J. Brown
Thes Children
W!nburg
Ironton
H. C. Tichenal
Reymond
Wilsonburg
John C. Southern
Adamston
Washington
Ohio River
Parkersbire
Frank Mille
V. T. Renner
Parkersburg
G. J. Moore
Camden
Cretah Stutler
Salem
R.H. Kidd
Burnsville
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XO Lecter
Vibglyla
Terma
Seventh Street
Lee Street
Barnhouse
Barney Barnhouse
Om- Jeer McCloud
G. H.gordon
Brown’s Market
S. Fourth ST
Bell
Young’s
Hugh B
Bridgeman
W. Va
Eagles
Smiley
Susanna
Third Street
Good Street
Glenn B. Waters
Frank Sheldon
Mid Fatr'essociation
Sheldon
Fair Masociation. Org
Adams
AL Lisle Wright
Union Dentists
Teoth
Union Baptists
Hepzibah
la. J. Powell
Mr. Martin
Wil
Eau
N. R. Lowe
Charles B. Kefauger
Mountain Lake Park
Mad
Davis
Laura Queen
Coshocton
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Callie Barnes
Erie
General Electric Company
Genevieve Kearns
Board of Trade
Marietta, O
Rel
J.T. Kearns
Hal M. Rapp
Soi Milton
Kathryn Powell
Parkerspurg
Viginia Brent
Ralph Gawthrop
Reynolderitt
Kin
William Wilson
Welch & Fullerton
Maxwell Cars
Copper Bros
West
Pikes Street
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