The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-10-18

AT. Frank Moore caught q very
tine pike Wednesday that meas.
ured over two feet Ia length.
The remains Of Mrs. Moran.
sister Of our townsman Mr.. M.F.
Moran wasinterred in the Catho.
lie Cemetery Tuesday.
Five houses were destroyed by
an incendiary lire on The South
Side of the Little Kanawha river
at Parkersburg, Tuesday night.
The remains of j. Cody. of
Castor, were buried here Tues.
day in the Catholic burying
grounds.
Parkersburg girls are about to
organize a society to start the
"hloomer fad. II there is a
place in the State that can start
the thing Parkersbprg can do it.
Col Matt NJ. Cooper has taken
charge of the Weston State Times
and will, no doubt, under his
reign wake up the Weston asy.
lum directors and keep things
straight in that Institution.
DIR w. H. Cooke. pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church Of
Wheeling, for thirteen years,
and one OF the best known minis.
tiers in West Virginia, died Tues.
day morning, aged fifty seven
years. 7
w. I. Merriman has now the
most complete stock of boots and
shoes, hats and caps AMI gentle.
mems furnishings in the State.
The best yalises. underwear,
hosiery, gloves aud neckwear,
Third street. 1927.
Capt. Geo. l.. DAVIDSON died
suddenly on Sunday at his home
near Jacksonville. He was in
his 54th year and was at one time
prominent in county politics,
having served in the State Legis
lature but a few years ago. The
remains we're inferred at Jackson.
vile, Weston Independent.
r. I. Lowndes is just opening
a large line of fall and winter
dress goods. ribbons. laces, no.
tons. umbrellas. wraps, com
forts, blankets, SC. A full and
complete line in every depart.
ment. new, stylish and cheap.
No trouble to show goods. Call
and see them.
a reconciliation will probably
be brought about between Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. K. Vanderbilt i'm.
mediately following the marriage
81 iiieir daughter, Consuelo, with
the Duke Of Marlborough, and 1t
is said a second ceremony will
unite the parents second time
in matrimony,
Mr.. L. F. Cakes. the photo.
grapher. has permanently locat.
ed in Clarksbnrg and can be
found at his nav and spacious
quarters in the Traders new
building on Main street. His
class of work is tirst.class and
cannot be excelled in the State.
lie makes a specially of fash
light work. Ifyou are in need
of anything in the photograph
line give him a call and he will
give you entire satisfaction, both
in quality of work and price.
The Traders Company held a
meeting last week deciding to
make an additionof fifteen rooms
to Intercollegiate and already spaci.
ous motel. This decision was
brought about by not being able
to accommodate the exceedingly
large patronage it is receiving.
The management, as we'll as the
hotel itself, is not exceeded in
the State. Never before have
there been so many strangers
here as since the opening of the
new hotel. The city is undoubt-
eddy experiencing the greatest
business boom ever known TO our
town.
Sidney H. Post second son of
Hon. Ira G. Post, met with a seri
Gus accident on our streets on
last Wednesday evening. lie
had just mounted a rather frac.
tious horse and was riding him
past the alley way leading TO