The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-11-30

Mr. S. W. Gordon has beer
spoken of as a candidate fol
Mayor.
Mr.. B. @. Teter. ofthis county
was married to Miss Bartlett. o.
Webster. last Sunday.
A tribute of respect has beer
written to memory of old Jack
which appears on fifth page.
Rev. Evans will leave next
Monday to attend the Conference
board meeting in reference to the
| Chautauqua matter.
Oysters. cranbarries and eel.
lery at Ryan's grocery opp. new
Presbyterian church. 8.
The board of the Methodist
Conference will meet next Tues.
day to settle the location of the
Chautauqua. Now is the time to
strike the last blow in favor Of
Clarksburg.
The Winter term at Broaddus
Institute will commence Dec. Sd.
The school has succeeded beyond
the highest expectations of the
board. and students desiring to
enter should do so at once.
Mrs. N. j. Coplin and daugh.
ter, Miss Margaret, have re.
turned from a visit to Mrs. Cop.
Inns parents, near Elk City. Her
father, Hon. Jno. N Hall has
been very sick.
A number of Clarksburg PEG.
pie attended the wedding of Miss
Mallie Fawcett at Kingwood on
Wednesday, among them being
Miss BERTHE Paugh, Messrs. Harry
NJ. Shuttleworth, Ed Deison, Will
Lewis and Lynn Hornor.
DR.. E. o. Belt. the eminent eye
and ear specialist, of Washing
ton, will be here Dec. "a and Is.
DIR. Belt is will known to many
people here and his skill in his
chosen profession 1as made him
a favorlte. He has the endorse.
ment of the most prominent peo-
pie in Washington.
Golf Chapel was the scene of a
pretty though quiet wedding on
Wednesday evening. The parties
we're Mr.. John E. Thompson and
Miss Nollie S. Taylor, Rev.
Evans officiating. The cere-
nony was witnessed by a few
trends who had special invita-
lions. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
|vill make Pittsburg their future
home.
Bn i6son and an sliei lei
low who were at work on the
new opera house left for parts
unknown a few nights ago. After
they had gone it was learned that
the man who went with Gibson
had stolen a suit of clothes and
other articles from the workmer
and left Mrs. Behring'S without
paying is board bill. He also i:
supposed to have stolen a very
valuable shot gun from Mr.. Geo
Borniug as the gun has not since
been found.
Last week we gave our read
ers some information about tn.
wonderful discovery relating tt
the cure of diphtheria by treat
ing a horse ano getting an anti
toxine with which the patient i,
injected. Pittsburg is the lates
of the wide.awake cities to TAX,
steps to place within reach o
physicians this great remedy TO
diphtheria. The remedy is ex
pensive; they hope TO make
available for general use, so tina
the poor as well as the rich ma,
have the benefit of it.
Our well-known townsmal
Mr.. Ed. Thompson connecte,
himself with a little romance OF
last Sunday. He went to Bridge
port where resided the girl of hi
choice, Miss Emma Coplin, an,
she agreeing to hispretty scheme
they were both soon fastening t,
that land where there would b,
none to object to the little cere
mony that would bind them ii
connubial bliss for "better o
worse" Or, speaking IN plail
United States, they got married
Mrs. Robert Gordon died a
her home in Salem on Monday