The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], December 26, 1902, Image 10

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lot several Plush
, V'&l
M-.TSgJ^K
neqrjy* all
ing colors:
Irown and
hat in our mil
it for just one-half
example hats that sold
.0o hats now $3.75,
'? And there are some
Has been oh^,of universal prosperity, an^^het^are few indeed wfip'have
have, jfet to j^gretftfer or lesser extent shared in the benefits dejjved .fchere
from. Fr<5m a personal standpoint the closing year %as not only, been
prosperous, but it has also been the most successful in the history of th^
business.
For YOy have made this possible, and, ^fco- show our appreciation, .it
shall be our constant aim to give you tljie verj best possible^flerfeandise at
the lowest prices?we make -f his possible by to ^Jie eastern markets
frejjuentl^^nd besides we have a salaried jepresejifative in New-York who
is on the cijpstant lookoStfor lots of merchanlfi^that d&n be^bou^ht"at less
than regular prices. The confidence th^t you4ta*e r&posedin us'
"ulate us to greater eftoife. - , ?? .
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Very Interesting
$12 aod $15 Tailored Suits
Fine tailored suits at a price
. less than the
cost you/ Black
ors and; sizes' run fro>
surely cannot afford
wonderful opportunity.
Our regular goods, reduced1 in
spffencfid value at 50c, but we
of thfs pwrticular grade, so we
price to-close them out quicMy. Will
share in thfo bargain? There vrMf l^tr
^cold days thiswinter.
deduced to $1.19
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ce Of BroadXloth that sold heretofore at $l..5Q,?nd$2.0O
tre tables in onejotind marked them $r.t9.' Evefy shade
jjjng black. These are exceptionally fine goods and are
Ices. - But we desire to reduce our stock, henjgethls great
?0 New Art
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Strictly all jipel, size 9x12
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These Art Squares asualjvj'et&ll at $8.50 and ttie patterns and
the very best. They i(}easure;3 yds. wideband ^yds. long.
Reversible Smyrnif Rugs, large size $1.65.
HoqlJ^t'te Rags, size/37 inches x 64 inches
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Clarksburg's Best and Busiet Store, f -
Lamberd Do,
rt Fleming ton, and
'est MUford, were
lnlfa.-iyirldts of
, Wcwck ^Vednes
fiesenceof qultoj?
?4 guests|)Df the
?with the offices
at' Flew Ington
ant man. IliS
:jrford'sapcat?
? They left oti
latlbn-for their
the one
iin/rjSMfill'eri^^u 1 re
id", l^ptaifie .'Arthii
iAayril^iilt rtl> '?treetj
.,A*tio|ftfifty's ocffrt
^h?..fiilU|o,rrf ap
^Hed as follows:
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jbtyto-'^Hiabeth/g.
,Wo W Garl lalj^Oafrt,
in ^IlaAy " Sh inn,
Vt^^mKdjHBB'ty aAte sltuat
ed K'^aM|?n; ?Rood/idwelling
hvuse>'ip^p!3|^&ipienty or' timber,
X^rtic3t?ne'Mir,,fff.Sppod state of cultt
^jrtlon, (tood orchard^ )n, a splendid
DjlBhborjipc^^pbiM^leiit. to both
.church add scb?IfhdW,?ff&Jr>nly five
miles, froa CIarJcshuv.;r\rt'crms are
reasonable.' Uajif on oh address S. E.
Hvikick. A$w(nfiy.W+. i-2tdw
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fei OLD G/fRS
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Will be Disposed of *y B. <"0. R.
R. Company.
The Baltimore. & <?h'io Railroad,
company is now disposing of^its oiff
worn-out and lightweight' capacity
? freight cafe that have bech in o'pera
tlOn^Mit have been causing considera
ble trouble, "they are being burned
at indifferent shops otfar the system
wdtib<& iron taken from them for re
pair work on Other jars. The cost
iron axles and wbeelfl&r* being dis
posed of at the'mills jipArosV t? the
place of burning the cars. Tlroirreater
number of tljese old cats had a tonti?ge
limit that was far below that of the
new cars, and as a result p. train in
order' to cajry Its regular tonnage
must haul more of these cars. It is
snid. tbfat .2,lfy? cifts haVc been con
dbmneji on the entfre system, and that
af?e/tbe*cldanlni; up of many now in
use on .the Ohio* River division that
-ttje B. "& JO. "will be .pretty well
cletfbed <if tln'se'jjiM cars. The work
of ajjidfranlngciirsun the Ohio River
dlvlSjkiif'is miwSii pr^gjjjks. ^
X fiduciary Matters
; wEt- ? m 1?rrit. ? !
ice L. Ogden has qualified as
st?att>r'i>f William R.-.Ogden,
?fd; bojfl, 1800. ? 'i
~'0. *'{^vT5ribble has Qualified as
guardian'of'Jennie Romtae, Blanche
itoratne arid Ransel Romine, Infants
of James' Romine, deceased; bonds,
lioffeach. S. ? 'f
Deposits Over SlO.OOy.OOO.
'Pittsburg Trust Company has capi
tal, surploB and profits exceeding 16,
000,Qd6; Fays 4 per cent. Interest on
Savings Deposits, subject to with
drawal of *100 without notice and 2.
per cent, on Checking- Accounts. In
terest compounded semi-annually. Do
all your banking by mail. Send for
two-htlndred year calendar free. 323'
Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
We have,the finest tropical frultsiq,
town, also all kinds of new nuts. Gem
ma'si' 330 Pike street. 6-2t
"Neglected colds make fat grave
yards." Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to a
happy, vigorous old age. (Mm
JEAI/MJSY
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6ets a Fireman (nttf Trouble, at
Fifirthont.
Fairmont, Dec. 23.?Fireman L. S.
Jenkins, of yard engine No. 1H4,
moved bis head to a place of safety the
other night just In time to keep It
from being knocked off by. a' heavy
stone which, was thrown by a young
woman of this city. The stone went
through the window and played all
about the .machinery lnside,-: but did
not do any serious damage. The girl
threw the stone, It Is said, because she
was mad at the fireman, and she said
she was hot at biiti because she is
jealous of him. Further..than this
little is known of their' difficulties.
It ,is said,she wjll bo arrested ,in the ,
near future'.
WEDDING AT "
. BRISTOL
Well-known and Popular Young
People Join Hands.
Dr. Walter B. Conaway, of Buck
hannon,son of Dr. J. B. Conoway, of
Bristol, and brother of Attorney Con
oway, of this city, and Miss Ktelta Ya.
F.ilden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
J. Holdcn, of Bristol, will be married
at Christmas noon at the residence of
the bride-elect's parents, i Bev. Skid
mbre will officiate. The grnom-qlect Is
an excellentryuung man. He recently
graduated p.t a college of dentistry In
Pittsburg. ' Miss Holden is an accom
plished and popular young lady. (
Manager. A. H. Cundoll, .of the
Southern Fine Lumber Qompatiy, and
family, bare gong to Blchmond, Vn.,
to spend the holidays with relatives
and triads.
?Miss Nina Wallls will leave early
next week for San Antonio, Texas,
where she will be the goest "of -Gspt.
and'Mrs. Melville S. Jarvis^jBf. i$rr,
Sam Bouston, dnring
January.
Capt. Charles J. Go
Mr. and Mrs. Doreey Potter ate..-rls
lting relatives in Berryvllleand Balti
more.
Hiss Columbus Duncan left Wedp'es
day for Zanesvllle, Ohio, where-'she
will be the guest of Miss Stansbeny.
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The dancing class will give a de
lightful fancy dress children's party
during Christmas week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Lowndes
returned from New York Sunday.
J
Many Broaddus students went bone
this morning for Christmas.
G C. Stone sells Youngs Headach
Powders. 23-tf.
Miss Gay Duncan left for New York
Saturday to remain until sometime in
February at which time she will re
turn to Clarksburg and open up her
home on Pike street.
i*ee our lineMine of Italian inajble j
I gurcs. 1 'rices right. JVaU? & Hay- ?
maker's drugstore. 3t_ckl'w dec IB
Mr and Mrs: George G. Oliver left '
Tuesday night ftxr Cleveland, Ohio, |
where they wllhspond the holidays j
with Mr. OllverV-Btlall'ves.
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Fi.r full Information cunrernlng "our .
new school to b6.? opened ai (;ia.i*s
burr, Aug. 4. aijrfss', The XlMutl
Commercial Sclfiml, Clarksbufn. \V.
Va. ? .. jz.it
Large llneof underweaT for falt'and
winter at thi Clarksburg Tallorjrffe
Company. Traders building. 4ti-tf.
Berkeley jpayls^of Lost Creek,' .la
here today.
Prof. F. L.'feiiftlette has gone .to
nuntinglontvfipend Christinas.
Austin M^rp, barber at the Traders
Barber Shop, will move his'family to
North Carolina In the neaiiuture. Be
will go for the benetlt o'f"hls wife's
health. ->
Miss Lizzie Younginger and "'her
brother, Will, are visiting their'sUSter,
Mrs. P. J. Ernst, of West Pfke street
Superintendent B. S. Davis was ? In
frunf.^he county Inflrmary this morn
ing on a business trip. ;
Mr. and "Mrs. Thomas W. Petl|grew
have closed their home on Sixth street
and will leave for Indianapolis some
tlm6 Xhe ttrst of the year after spend
ing tlje holidays with Mrs. and Doug
Bailey in Weston. -
tfr Bond and family went to
" to Spend Christinas
V PrJgjgT. Bond.
"i Mrs. Charles Zeller, of Terra.' Alia,
arrived this morning to visit her
brother, Theodore Relcfrert. ,T
Dr. Vf, P-Gofl and Jay Reefer Re
turned Tuepday evening from a bust
?esfctr)p to Grafton.
J.'B: Sfipler will move bis family t?
his newly purchased home on the
sSlth farm, one mile east of Copelio
parjfthe first of next week.
William Ditz left fer his home In
Baltimore last night to spend the bolt
days.
Contractor John White has (tone-to.
Galllpolls to spend Christmas at his
olb'home.
,Y( ungs Headache Powders.' ttt
harmless and can be taken bj-wayone..,
Solb by G. C. Stone. _ 2?jtf. -
.Mrs. A. L. Jackson and ITttle. son,,
Aduin, went to PlttsburKfthis morn
ing to spend Christmas with relatives.
Guy Wilkinson was here fcfflR morn
ing from Gilmer county enroute Jo life j
home in Bridgeport to spend Christ-1
mas. * ? j
In the list of ushers published yeij
ti'rdav of 'he Highland-Morgan. w<*d
? |
ding the name of George L...Duncan i
was Inadvertantly omitted.
Mrs. F. Viger is liomc from
Ciesson, Pa., to spend thi; CRrlstmas
holidays. '
Highest market prlct- paiij for beef
hidesa,t Central meat market, .lolin
P. Gandy, manager. 43-12t. ?
Mrs. Charles W. Ensey has returned
from a delightful visit with friends in ;
Indianapolis and Dayton.
Will Willis came down last night
from Sutton to spend Christmas at.
his heme at Bridgeport.
Ernest Du ncan Is home from sdfa?o
at Gambler to spend Christmas. , .
Col. Seely has about recovered from
his recent Illness. He was out no tbe
street today mingling with friends.
Six nice building lots for said. See
Harvey W. Harmer. 22-tf
Rev. Charles Llpplncott, of Flint,
"Michigan, spent a few days here this
jreek.
' Misses Homozelle and Madge Mason,
of Beltsvlllc,, Md., are spending the
holidays with their grand parents, Dr.
and Mrs. J. L. Carr, In East Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
are In Parkertburg the guests of lire.
Hunter Holmes Moss.
store- m M spor.d CbrrS
Unlon^rrlendfc;
>1188 Hazersandwaa
is risitlqg tier. slsiBi
KiilirysworCh!
Miss Flo Uariin,. ol
rtef tinffhef broth*M&
Supt. Hooil, of the
company,
evening- sttcr a ;4or
? Dr. G-co. M. HolUdeufc
bl8"'Glfcrksburg" IKfit&T
residence 763 W. Pike b
?1st day . 'November-?
d"ayR. Crowns- ap# Bridi
less money than you haw
(or -it and guaranteed**!
jljlce $jC8ci rjnt. * ?;;
7 vSauri MrE.-Jalfi^'
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en-onte.
a i n l. >Xrs." BcaplfeMi
X VS%fc3ikefi ME
Saleirf the first of. KWH.mfiabli i
will r?tnaft>*20 days. Office oppoa
depot." ? " T-ljr,.
ij-ii, Tbmqflp.
business soan iaUltftUty tote. *
Dr".
clt.y-Ti8feo?t'u'Jay: | ? 1
J. J.. Mead n.aiia a. business trip
Fairmont todiiy. J
Major Thomas Peuigiew west
Westoa- tills inonung.
Misses J.ennte and Maggie Reyno!
ul ReynojdBvUie, are bgw,
day shopping ' ?
You Will Ibid great bargains at I
Tea Cent Counter at -the Boo 1
store-' r^Uy'm
Inaraved ttattavf#'*- fjs