The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-23

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

B. Brannons of Weston,
| spent Sunday in the city.
Z. M, Robinson. Of West Union,
was here Saturday.
Capt. Pat Shield went to Fair.
mont Sunday to visit friends.
w 3. R. Byrne. of Sutton, was
lin town Monday. and left that
might for the East.
"A beautiful line Of baby bon.
nets at MISS Elizabeth Coffman's,
Fourth street. 5O.2t
Broaddus Institute will proba-
bly, have one or two new students
next week.
Miss Patsy Roger returned
ednesday from q long visit in
Virginia.
The Bon Ton store have their
usual attractive line Of novelties,
and your patronage is solicited.
Mrs. Fannie Switzer, Of Phil
illppi. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j..
I'D Cowger, and other friends.
Mr.. j. L. Blocher, manager of
1.-The Pickens planning Mill Co.,
| Pickens, w. Va, was in town on
business Thursday morning.
Attend Miss Elizabeth COZ.
mans display OF eastern hats
and bonnets Thursday and Fri.
day, October 90 and so, 50s2t.
Our ancient friend, M. S. Cor.
lpening. bestknown as .Brell,n is
lin the field in Missouri stumping
flor free silver. He took the
initial step last winter. Weston
N dependent.
Something new and artistic in
stamped linens at Miss Elizabeth
ECoffmau's. J0.2
zeca' is an infallible remedy
for Badness. Sold by r. j.
Crisis. SO
w. ID. Rollyson, a prominent
citizen 81 Braxton county, and
sound money Democrat, passed!
through town Tuesday on his way:
70 Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baltzley
came nome Saturday from a 1--WE
weeks visit to friends and rela.
tives in Pennsylvania and Mary
land.
Our genial janitor of Uncle
Sans property has moved into
Mr.. Supler's properly at the
corner Of Mulberry and Chestnut
streets.
Mr.. Lemuel Jarvis, ex.sheriff,
Of the county, was stricken with
paralysis about A o'clock Wednes.
day evening. and is in q critical
condition. He had been ailing
for several days.
Hon. W. B. Hooker, chairman
Of River and Harbor committee,
and Hon. A. @. Wade, of New
York, will be at o larksburg and
speak Thursday night, Oct. 80.
Eugene Sommerville, has taken
charge of the Grafton Leader.
Mr.. Sommerville was formerly
prosecuting attorney of Lewis
county, and has for several
years taken high rank in his
profession at the Taylor county
bar. He will doubtless make a
versatile and wide.awake editor.
Opening of latest styles hats
and bonnets at Miss Elizabeth
Coffman's Thursday and Friday,
October 20 and 80. 50.2t.
The Home Steam Laundry has
changed hands. Mr.. Hughes,
tine proprietor, leased it to Mr.
l. M. Kelley, not long after the
latter's resignation from the su.
perintendency of the Pinnick-
innick Mines. Mr.. w. f. Way
mire is still retained as manager.
Beautiful stamped linen center
pieces for IS cents at Miss Eliza
beth Coffman's. 500
The trip to Canton was q great
success and the boys say they
would not have missed it had It
cost S25. 90 instead of $500. 1t
was an agreeable surprise to see
SO many ladies on the excursion
and all expressed themselves as
well pleased with the trip. The
Fairmont Republican club de.
serve special mention for the
great interest they took in the
matter. Chairman Arnett was
a good leader.
Mr.. Cecil Towles, general pass.
enger agent of the W. Va. and
Pittsburg, Monongahelia and the.
B. & o. railroads, at Clarksburg,
who was welded quite recently
to- Miss Dora Pike, Charming
young lady of Clarksburg. was
here last night on his return
home from a pleasant bridal trip.
through Illinois and adioin;ne,