The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-17
LOCAL LUNCHEON.
Things you Have Been Wanting to
Know for q Week.

%h~H yvu nave uttn Nuntlnk 10
Know FOR q Week.
Thename of the new postmas-
ter al Camden-on-G auley is
Mudd.
George Nutter Of near Jape
Lew lost one of his children last
Saturday It diedcf Group.
The Dunkards are holding q
revival service near Lightburn
and q lady evangelist named
Mary Stesling. Of Pennsylvania,
is dong the preaching.
Down at Parkersburg the
young folks Of both sexes have
engaged in escapades in the ap.
parel Of the other sex. The mat.
ter has gotten into the newspar
ers aud viii probably be checked
Willis +. Coifman, whomarried
an Upshur county lady lastmontb
has located at Jimtown for the
present and called last week 70
add the TELEeRAM to his list Of
weekly callers.
The Royal Photograph Gal.
lerys seems % be a frvorite
among the lovers of handsome
books Just now. J. D. Wilkinson
is delivering the work to many
people in the city this week.
A school teacher, in renew ing
his subscriptions recently, said
that the TELEGRAM was the only
paper he ever perused that mad
every page filed with interest.
ing reading matter and every
week it seemed to get better.
Mr.. Howad Post, one Of Harri-
sons promising young gentlemen
has left his Jarvisvllle home for
a few months to pursue a course
of study at the Buckhannon Acad.
envy. He has acted wisely aud
we hope to hear Of splendid sue
cess attending his educational
efforts.
Miss Agnes Flynn, who was at,
tackled by two dogs and badly
bitten. has improved rapidly I'M
der DR. Ramsay's care. Stray
dogs are a nuisance, and parties
who own i'll natured CANNES
should keep them at home or
kill them.
A car load of West yirginians
left Wheeling last week and paid
Gov. Mckinley a visit at the
Ohio State Capitol, at Columbus.
Editor Q. B. Hart, Of the Intel
iigencer was the orator Of the
day. Gov. Mckinley is said to
have been we'll pleased with the
interest shown by the West vir
gtnians.
L. P. White, cashier of the
Terra Alta bank, is making a
collection Of the photographs and
and autographs ofthe bank cash.
iers OF West Virginia. Among
the photographs already receiy.
ed is one of Luther Raymond,
cashier of the Merchants Nation
al Bank of Clarksburg. Mr..
Raymond is IS years old and has
been bank cashier for 33 years.
West Va. Argus.
Granville Bartlett now repre-.
sents the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company, of Newark.
| N. j. A first class Company. PAYS
highest rate of dividend. Policy
incontestible. 1-tf
The sad bereavement of F. w.
and R. O. Coffman who lost their
two interesting children, Esthley
and Grace, a few days ago, is rem
dered more pathetic at the an
nouncement of the death of little
Emza May, scarcely three years
of age and the only child left
them. Their home is near Will
sonburg and many friends sympa-
thize with them in their great
affection.
The novel sight of a city being
sold for taxes will be presented
in the sale of Kanawha City this
week, when sheriff Sillman, OF
Kanawha county, will offer for
sale 5000 lots in that towr.
Kanawha City promised to make
millions for investors one or two
years ago, but the fortunes have
not materialized. About 500