The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], August 04, 1893, Page 7, Image 7

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Parker8
Mr. visit
4. B. Gribbte, of Lost Creek.
Miss Addie Amis is ^siting at
Rev^^pe^Catletts
MtesKora^weli; of. Colum
bus^ uncle,
Albert, jo^^th^^antic City
Flora Sandy. tit! Gumberftnd,
Md? is visiting her iather, John
MissG^irtrude. Sinith left for
a visit among relatives and friends
Miss Carrie Cole returned from
Washington the first of the week
accompanied by Miss Ida Bean,'
who will be her guest.
Orval McKinley who has been
in Colorado for the past year is
now visiting his uncle Mr; Thos.
L. Evans, of Sycamore Dale.
? Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 'Gasman, of
>Jane Lew, were numbered among
the many guests at our editorial
rooms dnring tke bast week.
Mr. C. S.,Kimes,;the popular
author of Sherwood's Official
RailroadGuide and his charming
wife, are stopping at the Ebert
a few days.
Mrs. T. rL. Evans and her amia
ble daughter, Miss Dora, return
ed Monday from a very pleasant
visit among relatives at New
burg.
Mrs. Liazie P. Smith and little
daughter, accompanied by Miss
Orpha Prim left this week for
> Romney, W. Va., and Winches
ter, Va., on an extended visit.
Miss Daisy Joffers, of Buok
hannon, and Misses Allie Morris
and Orpha Prim, W. P. Jackson,
and Hugh Thompson went to Mt.
Lake Park for a transient outing
on Tuesday.
Seymour L. Dayton formerly
of this county, but now of New
Albany, lad., Is visiting friends
and relatives here. Mr. Dayton
has been absent, from here for
eighteen years, and some of his
old friends heartily greet him on
his return. B
Capt W. J. Robinson General
Passenger "Ag't of the Ohio River
R. R. and an old resident of
Clarksburg, passed through town
the first of tbe week onihls way
to Webster Springs'to take a few
weeks recreation. -He is one of
the most genial railroad 'officials
in the State. '' ' '
M. D. Post, of Wheeling, a dis
tinguished young lawyer who
will eventually' represent this
district in Congress was here the
past week.?Morgantown Domin
ion.
The above is a graceful com
pliment to our bright .young
friend, but he needs much politi
cal regeneration ere he j aspires
to be one of our National Solons.
I
iplSiSiS
- and Jamie
BBBffl ?eanesday o
v > Mary and Ebert Dawson
side resorts to be absent several
weeks, and will visit in Martins
burg befotereturhing home.
^ following party left for
Atlantic City on the early train
Thursday moniing: Mr. Jas. M.:
Lyon and wife. Col. J. 0. Vance?
Frank; Donahue. Mrs. 0. J. Lang,
J. U. Thorn. Mi? T.nilo
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An important historical sketch
appears on the first page of chid
Telegram. ,;T, ?
'' Camden West a teacher of this
county, was robbed of 1100 jj and;
his six-shooter while at the
World's Pair.
Don't forget to call at the Bar
gain Store where you can get
goods at cost. 88-8t.
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amount of our space and there
fore limited our news columns.
Still we have glanced at all the
important events.
Prof. John Race's sermon at
the Baptist church on last Sun
day night was a masterly effort
and we have heard many grace
ful compliments a? regards his
language and style. Prof. Race
is a graduate of PrincSton, and
is now instructor in languages
at Kingston (Pa.) Seminary. He
is connected with the M. E.
church and is here with his wife
Everything in the way. of dress
goods, notions, ' ladies and gents
furnishings, oil cloth, carpets,
shoes, &c., at the Bargain Store,
for cost. 38-8t.
A few shares of stock of the
o..1. -m
Olarksbur
sold
m
A. t_
cant above
ce
ence
Of'fc.?
people have in this institution.
AU of Clarksburg's banks are
solid and our people need not be
in the least afraid of them. State
Bank Examiner Weaver said a
few days ago, "the banks of West
Virginia, are, without exception,
in good condition and I found
everything in prosperous shape.
The scare which, it seems, has
seriously affected banks in other
lpcations, has not reached West
Virginia, and banks throughout
the State are in sound condition
and on a firm basis."
I gave abottle ot Chamberlain's Colic,
' era and Diarrhoea Remedy to a
ami it cured them
alL They sav it is a good medicine. A.
I. Derr. Cowan's Ford, MeolenbergOo.,
N. 0. For sale by H. L. Wells, drng
gist. a
Father Robert Kelleher, one of
the oldest and best known Cath
olic priests in the diocese of West
Virginia, was almost instantly
killed Wednesday morning, at
Grafton where he resided for
many years, by being struck by
a B. & O. engine. Both legs were
cut off and the body was badly
mutilated. Father Kelleher was
70 years old, and had been active
in the priesthood for over forty
years. He had just bid Father
O'Connor, of Clarksburg, who
had been visiting him good-bye.
and having to go across the rail
road bridge to taake a parochial
call, he stepped from one track to
another to avoid an approaching
engine, when he was struck and
run over, by an engine coming in
the opposite direction. His con
gregation was firmly attached to
him and he was held in the high}
est esteem by alL The funeral
Will occur Friday. Right Rev.
.To^J. K^^ill offl^te., _ ? g
The great Democratic organ of
our nation assembles at Wash
ington, August 7th, for the pur
pose of sounding its trumpet,
which will be heard all over the
world, But for sweet music get
the Waterloo Organ. J Crim.Agt.
THE POPULATION OF
Oiarksbur? is about 8,000, and we would
nay at least one half ate troubled with
some affection of the Throat and Lungs
We would advise all our readers to oall
on their druggist and get a bottle of
Kemp's Balaam for tlje Throat and
iLungs. Trial size free. Lane bottles
i KOo and |1. Bold by all druggists.
. oi4; &KmUjOW^^ .3
bare are glad that -his Injuries
were not more serious. ?;
CaU on J. A.
nnrt W Va., and try the tie
?&a Brilliant Star Ra^te, the
best and cheapest on earth. |
The car service department of,
the M: B. has been abolished and
the duties of this office transfer-,
red to office of train Master.
It is stated In the Register that
Dr. E. M. Turner, late President
of the University, has decided to
go into the insurance business.
Do not -write letters to the
Telegram and omit your real
name. Such work is folly for
theletters are often not read.
H. Hilderbrand. of Grafton,
will have charge of the Singer
? , nfflee hereafter.:
reopw ""Ys-;7;r
Pair will miss the gAfiu
tacular play ever produced in any
age, if they fail to Bee 'America
at the auditorium.
The editor will be pleased to
have youhand toio?ne member of
the office force* note concerning
any local or social event you
think important tf
J. A. Douglass, Bridgeport. W.
Va., will sell you a Range cheap
er than any other man in the
State.
The officials of the Parkers
burg court have issued orders
putting a stop to the ladies furn
ishing nlcknacks to their lovers
who are confined in the jail in
that city.
Some thirty young couple will
doubtless take advantage of
Bentley & Gerwig's offer to have
the knot lied in front of the
grand stand at the Parkersburg
fair this fall.
Mr. S. A. Spencer formerly |
train dispatcher of the B. & O. &
S. W. R. R. at Ohillicothe, Ohio,
has been appointed train Master
of the M. R. R. R. with office at
Monongah, W. Va.
The little daughter of ,E. Vein
of Weston, was found deadin bed
Sunday morning. The child was
sick the evening before from
cholera infantum, but went to
bed appearing much better. The
body was taken to Baltimore for
interment
The camp meeting of the Wa
ter Street church at the Fair.
ggHSSBBH
a great many colored people are.
here to attend it The pastor
informs us that Sunday will be
their greatest day; the A. M. E.'
missionary agent is expected to
be in attendance and a great
audience will be present 9 8
tng'i r_|Tm
W. Odell at his shop and ware:;
room, opposite the Sumner
tannery, West End. :i
needing chamber and parlor
suits, tables, Jesks,
Ac., are cordltfSy invlt
Any furniture suppli
notioe.
1 who We
. _ ;.w ? ?
A. Davidson,
mm
lass, Bridge
e largest and
f^g to many who entered with
bright anticipations. It was
generally understood that the
standard of gradation would be
rnlsed at this examination, but
very few would have predicted
that out of 81 applicants only 16
No. l grades would be issued.
Thirty-seven teachers bore away
very good ?'twos." and seventeen
made' excellent "threes." The
remainder of the 81 (eleven) were
not granted certificates for rea
sons best known to the Board.
The Celebrated Sweet Home
Arlington Pine Grove and other
cooking stoves kept In stook and
for sale at bottom prices. Call
on 3. A.. ^Douglass, Bridgeport,
. The folding crate invented by
Mr. S. L Butters has been favor
Everything at cost at the
gain Store, Pike street, opp<
Post office. 88-1
Ritchie conn ty are all oommti
suicide on account of theth:
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'tteMe'
^^aS^age 18, fto
Emma Keener, ave 17.
The Bargain Store is selling
goods at cost Now is your
'chance to buy. 86-81.
SOME FOOlSSIpEOpLe
ioine. Could they
tf&SSS
fint dole. Price
?fleet after taUni
50c and $1. Trial
giita*.
The Clarkiburr Fair.
The Clarksburg Voir will be j
held Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, August 22nd, 28rd and
24tli. The grounds are beauti
fully located and supplied with
all the conveniences for the com
fort and pleasure of exhibitors
and visitors. There will be mu
sic each day br the First Regi
ment Band. The programme of
amusement consists of mule arid
pony races, climbing greased
pole, greased hog race, and all
the latest novelties and attrac
tions that pertain to a first-class
fair. The society has provided
a large number of horse races/
among which are a free-for-all
pace, a free-for-all-toot, and three
running races. The speed ex
hibition will be particularly in
teresting as the track hasbeen
graded and put in a good condi
tion. Every one sfcoulcl see the
fruit, floral and vogetable dis
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parade of premium stock. Let
every one .come to the Fair this
year and make it^-greaw?t
re-union and meeting of friends
Children. Fifteen era.
Excursion Rates on all
Railroads. ? 85-td.
' Wool.?Goods from the factory
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A revolution in./wheal
in the winter?wheat tt
floor equal to No. 1 hai
wheat, and surpasses in
and yield any other >
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