The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], June 30, 1893, Page 7, Image 7

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Alta this week,
Miss Cora* Smith returned last
Saturday, from a visit.to the
lower part of the county.
fritmdV Miss Osea ReaVne^ Elk
Oltyj^ Sunday andlMonday.
mi. k?, m
Monda^ftonf a visit to Barbour
oSe^'oSil^was in the city
on business yesterday.
G C. Wiiodom, of Jane Lew,
was one of . our pleasant .callers
this week.
Mrs!" Prank - Maxwell, of "West
Union, is visiting her son M.
W. Brent Maxwell, on Pike
street :
Misses Katy and Agnes Stuart
asassa
BaaA'AIoWOn*.
Mr. H. L. Muriday, one of our
v most' substantial business men,
paid the Telegram a peasant
visitr on Wednesday.
Miss Mamie^Erimnu who^haa
sr^TOkE'has
Miss Sallie Corpening. one of
of Salisbury, Pa.,'are the guests
of Mrs. Alice. Corpening.on Mam
street, this week.
Mrs. Mary R. Goft and sister.
Mrs. G. D. Camden, have re
turned from. Washington and will
fore starting to the World's^rir.
Dot Siuart and Belle Reed, two
little Misses from near Overflew,
returned home last Sunday after
visiting friends in the city sever
al days.
Mr. W. A. Fesler, of near
Bridgeport, was one of our callers
on Wednesday. His reputation
as a blacksmith is most excellent
and his neighbors consider him a
master of Ms trade.
Rev. B. B. Evans, Messrs. W.
C. McKeehan and Lloyd Steel
are attending the national con
vention of the Epworth League
at Cleveland, Ohio, this week.
J. L. Clark, of Parkersburg,
W. Va.. who has beep traveling
in the interests of the Novelty
Mills Co.. spent Sunday with old
friends and acquaintances, who
make their headquarters at the
Central hotel, of'Bridgeport.
Miss Stella Powkes, one of
Buckhannonls handsome young
ladies, is the guest of her
cousins, Misses Nellie and Pearl
Post, of the east end.
Miss Bonnie Smith, who grad
uated from Broaddus Co.lege,
June 8 th, left last Friday for
Lebanon, Ohio, where she will
continue her studies at the
National Normal University.
Rev. A. M. Bennett returned
from Gladesville, W. Va., to
Sreach at Wilsonburg last Sun
ay. and is now spending a few
days with his parents at Buck
hannon. ',
Ladies having cut hair to sell
wUl call at Mrs. Fred Lacy's, op
posite Holmes store, Clarksburg,
IW. Va. 26
Miss Nettie Johnson enter
tained a few of her friends last
Friday evening-at her home in
Adamston. A very pleasant
time is reported.
DB. DBUMMONlTS XJQHTNIHO
Remedy lor Rheumatism hss roofiT?J
the unqualified -endorsement of the
medleal faculty as being ? ulo *?
makablj efficient preparation lor the
relief and speedy trare of
Its work is scrspeedy sod a*?*?*
that benefit is felt from the-dose,
and^onMoottle
put even a morelw
on this particular plum which
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Democratic brethren. .
We have been asked to sa
that Dr. and Mrs. Kelson Pec
are under lasting obligations to
many friends who so earnr
tried to -comfort them in
_ eat bereavement.
3 and appreciation of
such Christian benevolence
not be portrayed by wor
sentences.
11 Hi. S5&S
Sometimes things happon that
people, are. The women, dear
(tMahlMO 4Kof Ann wwmrtl/3 fMnlp
love and breathed only sweet
charities and blessings, -will turn
upon gallant, brave, generous,,
though' defenseless (?) manhood
and with hearts as stony as the
highways of ancient Damascus,
tongues as poisonous as the hid
eous python and a determination,
as traitorooiB as the dark designs
of Catahne, place upon his shoul
ders burdens he never deserved
to bear.
Gentle stranger what can move you?
Can 70a see a world of sin.
Know that those who ought to love yon.
Merely smile and 'take yon iqJ" |
Come again?onoe more
And in eosEtsy you'll aoar?
Just beoauae you've got the "tin,"
Mrs. Hawkins, wife 'of the
proprietor of the St. Glair hotel,
and Miss McVlcker, who Is em
ployed at the Metropolitan
restaurant in the East End,
created quite a sensation on last
Saturday by en*
-
arose over a right to a certain
space for banging out clothes to
dry, which was disputed by Mrs.
Hawkins. On Monday the case
came before Mayor Steele and
Mrs. Hawkins was fined $2.50
and costs, in the afternoon she
had Miss McVlcker arrested and
taken before 'Squire David, but
the case was dismissed for want
of evidence. A. B. Carpenter,
of the ,West Virginia Business
College, informed our reporter
that he visited the battle field
after peace?like a gentle dove?
hovered above the scene, and
found the ground covered with
red hair, freckles and teeth?all
that remained to mark the tragic
spot, or to tell the story of blood
shed.
Following is the programme of
the Union Baptist Sunday School
Convention at Philippi, July 18
and 14:
, THUBSDAIXIOHI.
7.80?Devotional exeroisea, led by the
President. Topio: "Fellowship in
Work." John 17;80-28.
9:00?Address of Weloome by pastor,
Bev. J. M. Burgees.
rraouoai results of S. 8. work.
1. Better stndy of .God's Word, Bev.
J. Dallas Simmons.
2. More effloientohnrohea, Bev. Amos.
Bobinson.
FRIDAY HOJtXINO.
0:00?Devotional meeting led by Bev.
a Barb.
Tbpio: ''Helping Christ in his
Work." John 11:80-48.
Appointment of Committees, to.
9:45? Normal Lesson. ? "Errors in j
Teaching." Bev. W. tt Davis.
"The Word?ita fullness and
power," Bev. O. M Shott
ll:15-The relation of the 8.S. tocitiien
ship, S. P. Beed.
Question Box.
Beceas. |
AJTWCTOO*.
His Woia10; ImT? ?*
8:80?Die boy of the present?the man
of the future.
1- Hlsgmerml education, Ber. L. W.
General Discussion.
| Reports of committees, election of I
offiosn; ?taf "' 1
730?Devotional meeting led by Bev.
J. T. Mason.
Topio:' 'Consecration.' 'Matt. 5 ;13-16
830-lddreas, The Sabbath:- .
1. Its benefits, Bn. J. T. BevnoMa.
2. The dangers threatening IC E. ]
Garrett ??
The grandeur of the^ 8.8.* '
work,';""-'" *
Closing
murderer is son [at
hur McArthur and
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circles, are the fcufcsts oi
Mary Goff at her elegant
on Pike street The -Judg
Mrs. McArthur possess
happy faculty oi winning t
confidence those who come
in the influence of their acq
ance, and have made
The Mediterranean Sea wasp
scene of .one'of most shockinj
disasters that everocodred in th
history of the English navy, 01
June 26. Two ponderous En
down and the Victoria collided
which caused the latter to sinl
remaining 860, comprising 22
officers, were lost,
Mr. Cllht Davis and daughters.
Miss Rose' and Anna, of Lost
Creek, returned Monday;: from
Alfred Center, N. Y.,-where Mr.
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Davis and, Miss Anna had been
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attending the Commencement ex
ercises of the Alfred Center Uni
versity. Miss Rose.was a mem
ber of the graduating class of
that school; after having spent
six years of toil, she graduted
with the highest honors in her
class of nineteen members.
Look here ! To introduce it
m every house in town, I will for
the next 80 days sell Hardeaty
Bros.' best patent flour at SO
cents per sack. This is one of
the best brands of flour oh the
market, and every sack is war
ranted. A large invoice arriving
this week. Try a sack. W. M.
Morris, HofTs block.
HarriaRes. ,
Manley Morris, aged 27, to
Fannie Bailey, age 28.
iJohn S. Moody, age 27 to El
noria White, age 22.
Sheridan R. Griffin to Lillie
M Wyer.
Wm. H. Isenhart. age 21 to
Ploriday May Hamrick, age 21.
Marion L. Wolfe, age 22, to
Sarah B. Norman, age 25.
4th of July Batet via B. k 0.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company announces that it.
will place on sale on July 3d and
4th, at all ticket offices of the
Company east of the Ohio
River, excursion tickets atgreat
ly reduced rates. These tickets
until JuSy^fth, inclusive.^pf88age
Wool.?Goods from the factory
or store exchanged for good, me
dium, unwashed wool at 20 cents
per pound. R.T. Lowndes. 81tf;
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Dr. M. J. Davis is a prominent physi
cian of Levis, Ous oounty, Iowa, and
haa been actively engaged in the prao
ttoe of medidne st tbst plsoe for the
past thirty-fire years. On t)ie 86th day
of Mar, while in Des UoinaT en route
to Ohfoupt be wss suddenly taken with
^^^^of dtoho^Avin^^ld
pears^aad knowing^iU reliability, he
fyo*
m of 67 acres of good land
h good houses and other im
of a mile of-church.
iM^nab^^d terms ??d.
11 on or address
- Harvey W. Harmkk,
. Clarksburg, W. Va
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!. , CHA?I^i^TCH^AMB ugjft
Admissios, 25 CBKTS. : I
To Mr* Ps'lroM. I
On account of pome of my ens- ?
tomers objecting to the use of ?
creek ice, I at once proceeded to ?
fill my ice honse with manufact- ?
ured ice and will deliver all or- ?
ders promptly. Mall orders ?
given strict attention. Wm. Burk. ?
Hammer Exennlon Ticket* H
To all northern and eastern I
seaside, lakeside, and mountain I
resorts, to Deer Park and Oak-1
land, tiie Virginia Springs;
Niagara Falls, Luray Caverns, I
Gettysburg, and to all other
points where people gather in
search of health and pleasure,
are now on sale at all Baltimore
& Ohio tioket offices at greatly
1 reduced rates. These ticketsare
I valid for return passage until
I October 81: Before selecting
Byour route or resort consult B.
& 0. summer excursion book, in
I which shortest routes and lowest
? rates, via "Picturesque B. & O."
to all resorts are given from
?poiiits on that; road east of the
? Ohio river; profusely and artis
tically illustrated. This book
lean be procured free of charge
? upon personal application to
? ticket agents, B. & O. R.R. Co.,
? or your can have }t mailed to yon
?by. sending name and address
? with ten oents in stamps to Chas.
BO. Scull, General Passenger
? A cent Baltimore. Md. 83-2t
Sealed proposals will be re
ceived at my office at Rockford;'
W. Va.. until 0 p. m. July 15, for
the building of a frame church
house at Lost Creek station. For
plana and specifications call on or
address Rev., A. L. McKeever,
Rockford, W. Va. 83-lt
iNOTIGB TO CONTRACTORS!
Sealed proposals will *e re
ceived at the office of the Mer
chant's National Bank, at Clarks
burg, W. Va., until 0 p. m.,
Wednesday, June 28th, for the
building of the new bank for
Merchants National Bank of
West Virginia, at Clarksbu^.
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