The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], July 14, 1893, Page 6, Image 6

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7edneaday.?Ed.
Fairmont llreexea.
. ..s. Frank B. Nichols was
iriously ill a few days ago, but
i. about recovered.
Mr. 0. Sprigg Sands and wife,
of Clarksburg, were in town dur-1
' j the early part of the week,
tr. Harry Smith, of Clarks-1
rg, was in town last Monday.
'Miss Ollie, the daughter of Mr. I
. T. Menear. of this place, was |
ously, though not dangerous
lyirijured at Gypsy Grove on the
. She with others was riding
v seesaw, and falling off back
Js, was picked up insensible,
^t it was thought she was
lly hurt, but she .soon
nd now, we are glad to
scarcely feels the effects
W. P. Turner
? their five months
Jaw1 '
tits, near Cassville, in I
,lia county. Their con-1
oce was a two horse buggy.
' going but a short distance
alsed an umbrella, which
litened their horses. causing
a to run away. All were
i out and the mother and
ild were instanly killed, while
tie father was so badly injured
lat his recovery is doubtful.?
. Virginian.
Taylor Martin, of West Fair
lont, .has sold-the right of Mar
u's Embalming Process for the
?Dominion of Canada to a Balti
oore Syndicate.
Miss Minnie and Rhoda Lowe,
3handsome and popular young
ladies of Shinnston, are visiting
| Miss Rosa Robinson, at Maning
ton this week.
Miss Ida Ingram left on Sun
day morning for Montreal. Cana
da, wh^re she will attend the
Convention of the Christian En
deavor and will return by wav of
, Chicago and take in the "World's
Fair.
Intelligence has reached this I
place that Mr. Harrison Dean, a |
prominent citizen of Grant dis
? trict, died at his homo, near
Eldora, very suddenly last Sun
day. He was about sixty years
of age and was highly respected
by his neighbors. We have fail
to get the particulars.
Miss Emma Cunningham, an
estimable young lady of this place
died at the home of her adopted
mother, Mrs. Mini rod Cunning
ham, last Friday night, after a
lingering illness, with consump
tion. The remains were buried
in the Cunningham cemetery, on
Little Pawpaw, on last Sunday.
Rev. J. Engle officiated at the|
funeral.?Index.
BUCKLEN'b AKNICA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, uloers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, ohapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Prioe 2B cents
per box. For sale by Clayton &
Dent 12-ly
Salem.
Mrs. E. A. Fisher, of Parkers,
" Doddridge county, was calling
on friends here Friday.
Rev. S. D. Davis and wife, of
::'r
Dexter Powell was at
with his family over Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Davis and
daughter Jennie, are visiting
Morgansville.
Okey Davis spent the Sabbath
with his parents on Lost Creek.
Miss Gertrude Randolph vis
ited at New Milton Saturday and
Sunday.
Will Hawker, who has been in
Illinois for the past two months,
returned home Saturday very
sick.
Camby Lowther, of Market
Doddridge county, was calling on
friends here Sunday.
Miss Victoria Davis, of Lost
Creek, is spending a few weeks
with iier ' sister, Mrs. Charles
Randolph.
Miss Ida Warner left here
Sunday evening to visit her
parents at Market.
Wm Van Horn, of Lost Creek,
is here, presumably to 6ee his
granddaughter at M. W. Davis.
He looks very happy.
XI. L. Ford and his sister Lil
lie. from West Union, went to
Clarksburg Monday, and their
cousin, Miss Tressle Davis, of
Lost Creek, came home with
them for a short visit.
President Gardiner went to
West Union Tuesday morning in
interest of the college.
Mr. William Meredeth, of
White Oak, Ritchie county, is
with his niece, Mrs. Preston
Randolph, for a short time.
The oil interests near here
must be very great, judgingfrom
the number of men and teams
employed in hauling supplies
from this station. E.
To gain strength?Hood's 8arsapa
nllo. !
For steady nerves?Hood's tiorsapa
nlla.
For pure Wood?Hood's Sarsaparilla
Saltwell.
A large crowd attended the
the baptizing here last Sunday.
Miss Willa Southern, Lillie
Lowe and Ella Righter, three
charming young ladies, attended
ths birthday party of Miss Sarah
Myer Friday night
Our handsome friend, Howard
Cunningham,- of Peoria, was vis
iting in the community Sunday.
Several of our young people
contemplate going to Gypsy
Grove Sunday.
Quarterly meeting convenes
here the 5th Sunday in this
month. Jesse.
Eldor S. S. Beaver, of MoAlliatervillo,
Jnniattn Co., Fa., says his wife is sub
ject to cramp in the stomach. L.iat
sammer she tried Chamberlain's oolio,
cholera and Diarrhoea remedy forit, and
was mnoli pleased with the speedy re
lief it afforded. She has sinoe used it
whenever necessary and fonnd it never
fails. For sale by Wells & Haymaker, j
In Colored I'lcles.
Mrs. Gray, of Wheeling, who
has been visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Jackson, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Smith left Monday for
her home in Buckhannon.
Quarterly meeting will be held
Sunday at A. M. E. church. Pre
siding Elder Riley is expected
Saturday.
The members of the litorary
society were very pleasantly en
tertained last Monday night with
music by Messers Brooker, Lee
and Thomas.
The Mt. Zion Baptist church i
will give a literary entertainment
soon.
Rev. G. A. Madison announces
that the Mt. Zion Baptist Church
of Clarksburg, will hold its an
nual basket meeting at Gypsy
Grove on Saturday, July 16.1893
There will be special trains and
low rates on '.he M. R. R. Ail
friends of the church are cordial
ly invited to the beautiful grove.
Preaching at 11 a. m., general
Covenant meeting at 2 p. m? and
annual sermon at 3 p. m. Good
talent will be provided and an
enjoyable daly is anticipated. 38 3t
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tmalUr ? the
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Thero'i too much
unpleauntneaa
tor ths money.
Ought to be bet
tor, too. They're
IP , v .enough, and
^ . make trouble
mor* SO"!
nut's J ait what Dr. Pierce's Flaunt
FUto dor-?? good. Instead of weaken
SmrfdnF'SSi mwvato It; inatead ot
SSaaSS
Ooo, Indignation, Bilious Attack, and ail ai
SiSS?? Li?r, Stomach and
or Jjwr money Is returned. You par oSr
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non-payme'nt of Taxes thereon for the
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A damn, Geo. W ...
Anderson, Wm W. .
Brown, Jno. N.
Brown, H. 8
Brown, RobertL...
Brent, Grant
Bowles, A. 8
Butler, Julias
Brown, J. W
Bodkins, Peter
Bodkins, Michael...
Barrett, Miohael....
Bonneli, Jno
Burns, Jsoob
Bassell, Wm
Boyd, O. W ...
Bookman, Christ...
Booliman, Fred
Carter, James E
Champ, Levi
Crawford, George
Oaywood, Jno
Gary, Bobert
Chapin, Virginus....
Connell. Tlios. J
Criss, P. A
Connell, James A..
Cottrill. John
Cullison, W.H....
Cork, Jobnfi-.
Chestnut, A. J....
Core, Henry
Cole, Martin
Core, Prank
Cottrill, Lewis
Charon, Barbara,
Coffmsn, Elmore P..
Goffman, H. J
Gorder, L. H
Davis, Ora J
Doppleliire, H T
Dans, H L
Dan ley, John
Davisson, J W
Doyle, John Jr
Davisson, 8 A
Davis, S H )
Doyle, Jno
Danley, Jonathan J.
Davis AOsburn
Dangertleld, Burrell
Drummoud, Enooh..
Enquire Pub Co
Floyd. Allie J.
Frnsh, Wm H ,.
Flannagan, Silas..
Floyd, Burr
Frazier, Folk
Fittro, Charles P
Feenoy, Martin
Floyd, WB
Fletcher, A J
Franklin, Marshall.
Frazior, Chas E
Fowler, Marshall....
Floyd, Lee
Franklin, Geo
Floyd, WmM..... ..
Frazier, Chas........
Fitzpatrick, B F.Jffi
Fittro, "Walter T/...
Frush, Miohael
Grose, G W
Gawley, James C
Green, Larkin.
Gordon, John
Gordon, llobert
Griffith, D.H
Gains, Allison 8
Goldsborough, W E
Gray, Peter
Goldsborough. Geo..
Harrison, 11. F
Huff. Wm T
Harden, Thos J...
Huff. JohnE
Hopkins, WN
Hull, John
Highland, Austin...
Hill, Emanuel
Haymaker, Chas.
Haymaker, Will
Hall, Chas C
Henderson, Sandy..
Henderson, Jesse
Henderson, John E..
Hearndon, John
Huff, Edward
?Harrison, Maybeny.
Henderson, Eli
Hugh, Francis
Hall, Joseph H
Johnson, Biohard
Johnson, Lloyd
Jett, Chauey
James, Edwin..
Johuson.K E
Johnson, JasR ..
Johnson. John T
Johnson, Dennis
Jordon, Geo
Johnson, J F
Johnson, Sidney
Jackson, J L
Eidd, Joseph
Kennedy, Wm
Kennedy, Jesse 1'
Kenney. Thos J ....
Keuuey, Tom
King, CO
Kennedy, Jno C
Kester, Samuel
Loo, Wm M ..
Littleton, It H.
Limlsev, William....
Lee, Lucy
Lewis, Henry
Leo, Wise..
Lee, Geo H..
Leonard, Cbus G
Lipscomb, Grant ...
Lipscomb, J ames B..
Lindsay, Philip
Lowry, Powhattan..
Lee, VVm
Lee, H T
Lowry, Lloyd
Linkswaller, Eli
Lee, D 0
Leo, Thos
Lightner, Albert J..
Link, J H
Leo, James
Leo, John
Lepley, AG
Lawson, Josiah
MoManaway, Jno J.
Moore, J D
McAtee, Bert
Morrison, T8
Morrison, J W
McAtee. Wm H
MoKittrio, M
Modispaugh, David..
Miller, Geo B
Morris, David
Males, Elisha
Mitchell, Chas M..
Myers, Lewis Sr..!..
.Mourue, Andrew
Mojers, Lewis
Minnis, Dave.
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Mcliee, Charles
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Clark l>iiinct~Coiiunaed itett week."
MEIiGHS
Wll be pleased to have you call and Exai
Goods and Prices Produce Wanted.
sMSSM1 ii i it t f i ii ii "i 1 iiRiiMiTlTiBiifiifcJiiiTiliiii riiiMMlii^f i
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builders op
Steam Pumps for use in Mines
Fresh water. Special Boiler Feed- "
ers, Heayy Presure Pumps and
for all kinds of duty. P
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dealers IN
Steam and
Water
Pipe,
Brass and
Iron
Fittings.
I tentioPnti?L??TPS fUiIt order for 1111 kinds of duty. Special at
| tiop to supplies for mines and coke works. Write for catalogue
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CONN ELLSVILLB,
* LUMBER WANTED.
Walnut and Poplar Logs, White
Oak Planks and Poplar Lumber..
I8PRICG. TAYLOR
EXPORTERS,
[ Correspondence solicited.
represented BY
J. J. FLANAGAN. I .
salem,. - - - west ya. |Baltimore, - , Md. ^
35-3m.
Notice to Teachers.
There will be a special Pea
body Institute at Clarksburg,
July .17 to 21. Hon. Henry
Houch and Prof. A. J. Wilkinson
instructors. A. teachers' ex
amination will be held- at Clarks
burg, July 24 and 25.
I P. M. Harbert,
County Sup't
NOTICE!. '
Entries for tho Fair Trill' be made at
the lav offioe of Maroellas M. Thonip- .
?on. In Clarksburg, W. Va. Enbrboofa
will be opened August 14th, 189P, and
closed August Slat, 1898, at 8 o'olook P
m. In alfolassea of trials of speed the
books will be oioeed August lOtb. 181
at 8 p.m. No entrieswill be reflei*
on this tot day of the Fab. Make
entriee early) and to writing. MaweU
M. Thompson, Seo'yj *