The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], August 25, 1893, Page 3, Image 3

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siring promptly done. Good
I Onedooi^totLownd'es
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"Foatz-i Powder* are oaed In time.
wi rowrlen will care and pr?rentHoaClioUE?A.
HJ ??*lder? prevent Oapw j* Fowu
^ will fflONHflw qiumtttf of toM
ream twenty per cent* awl make the batter^S
rrt rownru wxix oitk Satibtaotioii.
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nAVXD a. TOUTS, Proprietor.
BALTMOJElX. XDu
Sale by A. C Rector & Bro.
I
be paid for a recipe enabling
5 make Wolff's Acme Black
at such a price that the retailer
profitably sell it at io&abottl'e.
'resent tie retail price is 20c.
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*S Blacking is nude of pure alcohol,
l'q?id dressings ore mode of water,
ftosunothing. Alcohol is dear. Who
*? m how to nuke it without alcohol
wecan make AoisBucsiNa as cheap
tr dressing, or put it in fancy pack
?ke maj,,, of u,e vater dressh?s, and
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to make six act
thitrs look like
fe It will do mar
?wo no other pai
_ All retailers
POtt IJ
iwtloa, and
nowmj
Mrs. M.A.Nn?baum. ofC?M*^
Baokhannoo. Is also the gnest of
Mrs. Klein.? World.
EmmettBrown and Carl Vance
spent Sunday at Clarksburg.
Miss May Prloe, ,of Clarks
burg. and Mi&s Oarterr of Balti
more,' arethe guests of Mrs. W.
B.Taylor, Jr.
.The funerals of JoKn "Beigan
and Mary Bragg both took place
at tVin it-i
Mr. M. H. King, of Bnckhan,
nori, has. been appointed U. S;:
gauger for this district in place
oI J.W. Conner, of this place,
this county, a worthy young man
and we are glad to hear of his
his appointment.?Delta.
Fairmont
Mr. Hut* Shuttlewb'rfh J of
Clarksbnn?, spent Sunday in this
place.
Miss Estelle Powell, of Clarks
burg, was the guest of Miss Mattie
Stone last week.
Little Sarah, the younger
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
E. Morgan, of this place, died on
Tuesday night about 12 o'clock,
aged five years. ? Virginian.
Col. T. M. Jackson, of Clarks
burg, was here on Monday night
The fall term of the Fairmont
Normal School opens Thursday.
September 5th, 1898.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Snuttlesworth, died at
their home near Hoult, on Mon
day, and was buried Tuesday.
Miss Emily Sands attended a
very pleasant reception given in
honor of Miss Fanme Wade, in
Clarksburg, last Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Sands of,
Clarksburg, came down on Tues
day evening and spent that night
at the Peacock Dairy farm.
Thomas S. Haymond was ten
dered and has accepted from Mr.
John A. Clark, Manager of the
Clark Coal & Coke company, the
position of outside superintend
ent at their works.
Mrs., Moggie Mulvehlll, of
Wheeling, formerly of Fairmont,,
was here iast week and pur-,
chased of C. L.- Skinner the
dwelling house located at the
corner of Jefferson and Washing
ton streets. The price paid was
18,000.
Our friend C. B. Carney has
let the contract for a large eight
room dwelling to be erected on
the lot adjoining his present resi
dence. Mr. ;'J. C. Corder re
ceived the contract and began
work Monday."
The paving of Fairmont Ave
nue as far as Sixth street, has
been completed. All that Is left
,o the 1. .0
lingering 'ai
age suit has been broug
one of our leading busii
Harvey Llnwood. t
year-old son of Mr.
Robert L. Rogers, die<
Tuesday of tnembranou
Mr. and' Mrs. Jed '
Patterm'ab.'whU^butdfi
day afternoon the carrta
breaking Mr. Yates' a:
Warder was called ant
fractured limb.
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