The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-09-18
Howard L. Cunnipg CHAM is al.
lending court this week. His
Honor ( : holds occasional extra
sessions Of his ny,,1

stnls week buying their fall and
winter stock Of millinery goops.
Miss Helen Notts. Of Marietta.
Ohio. who has been visiting
Miss Nettie Morris for the past
fewweeks, returned home last
Tuesday.
Albert Lang departed Sunday
night for Lexington, Va, where!
he will devote himself to Black.
stone beneath the classic shades
of Washington and Lee.
Richard Farland left on the
18th inst for Morgantown, where
he will resume his studies at the
University. Mrs. Farland accom-.
panied him, and will visit friends.
Cuthbert Osborn and Ebert
Dawson left Monday morning for
the University, where they will
pursue their studies, instead OF
in Ohio, as reported by us last
week.
Miss BERTHE Nicholas, the &C.
complished daughter Of Captain
Nicholas, of Lewis county, has
returned to her home after q very
pleasant visit with the Misses
Leachman.
ID. r. Tappan was in Clarks.
burg one day last week on bust
ness for the telephone company.
....J. w. Parker. 81. Cork, q.
o. Reed and M. j. CLANCY, Of
Clarksburg, we're in town Sun
day. -Inder.
j. T. Stutler, Esq, the tonso-
rial artist, spent Sunday with
Lost Greek friends. It'd seems
to have some amusing adventures
among them the citing with a.
rival who might III aptly dubbed.
he KING ht Of the Spurs y
Barlow Cole, Harry Fofdyce,
Dick Parker and Becky Smith,
four Of Clarksb nrg's society
gentlemen, and characteristic
delineators Of witty, humorous;
sayings, took in the Pennsboro
Fair Thursday, returning by the
way Of West Union and Salem.
Miss LOFTS Kester, of Clarks.
burg, and Mrs. John Mel Donald.
of Tyler county, we're the guests
of Mrs. j. M. Kester, Wednes-
day. J.. An excursion party
consisting of Messrs. Claude and
.Chas. Randall, and Misses Villa,
Minnie and Rhoda Lowe and
Mable and Estelle Fleming, Of
this place, and Mr.. John Clifford
and Mrs. j. Philip Clifford, Of
Clarksburg, went to Beverly,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ne,os.Lettea-.
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Read W. @. Newton & Co.'S
adv. on sixth page. They sell
material cheap.
There has been but little head
way made, so far, for the trip to
Mckinley at Canton, the rates
offered being about $3.50 for the
round trip. The general opinion
is that unless much cheaper rates
can be had the excursion will
not be gotten up. However, the
committee are at work and hope
to report a better rate, of which
due notice will be given.
On Saturday last, Richard
Nuzum. a rather old man, and
who, by the way, was somewhat
intoxicated, was driving along
Third street, when in some way
his buggy overturned. and he
was thrown violently to the.
ground, which bruised him up.
considerably, and cut several
ugly gashes in his forehead. On
being removed to Cunningham
drug store. medical aid was sum
moned, and after careful treat
ment he was able to be removed
IN his home next morning.
Uncle Jimmie White. an aged
and highly respectable citizen,
who lived in the suburbs Of the
town died last Thursday night at
$50 Of heart disease, after an
illness of several days. BE had
been day and night Waterman on
the B.l&O. r. r. for over 30
years and was known by both.
young and old as a man OF kind
| disposition and good habits. By
his strict attention to business
he bought ground and built him
selfa cozy little brick cottage.
He leaves q wife and several
children to mourn his demise,