The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-10-07

Don't forget the dates Of Miss
G!ancy's FAN Opening on Friday
and Saturday. Oct. Hand IS. q
Have you seen those ribbons for
CSC. at Miss Elizabeth Cofman's,
Boughner block. 4s-2t.
Over three hundred excursion.
lists passed through here Sunday
morning en- route from Camden.
on auley to Parkersburg.
There will be preaching ser.
vices at the NJ. e. church next
Sunday morning and evening by
the new pastor. Rev. William
Anderson.
Miss CLANCY wishes to an.
nounce that the fall opening Of
latest styles in pattern hats and
bonnets will be Friday and Sat.
urday, October II and IS. 4s,2t
President Raymond. of the
University, has been rendered q
position in the Iowa State Uni.
versity alta salary largely exceed.
ing the one he now receives in
this State.
D. W.Jacobs proposes to make
a big reduction on all dress
goods, silks, &c. during Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday, Of this
week. 48 Il.
Miss Mollie CLANCY has re-
turned home after a ten days
trip to Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and other eastern cities, where
she purchased her winter stock
of millinery goods.
Wanted-Agents to sell safes
on commission. Those engaged
in the sale of agricultural nipple.
ments preferred. Exclusive ter.
ritory to good parties. Call or
address Barnes Safe g. Lock Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. AZ ct.
"A. Fl. Rebrook died at his home
IN Weston Monday night.
The news of his passing away
was a surprise to his friends. as,
although ill for some days, he
was not regarded as dangerously
so. Mr.. Rebrook was we'll known
as arailroad man and Democratic
politician. He was once a can
dldate for the Legislature in Har-
rison county and was the nomi-
nee of his party for State Sena.
tor last election in this district.
He was about 40 years old. He
leaves a family - Independent.
Rev. George w. Grimes is call
ed from our midst to a wider
field of labor in Atchison, Kansas.
But while he goes from our little
city pursuing his duty, the many
good influences of his pastorate
hare rarnain. He has fra nsformed
the interior of Golf Chapel into
a thing of beauty and the par.
sonage into an ideal Christian
home. His preaching was al
ways earnest and practical, often
strong and eloquent. The bur.
den of his sermons was the love
rather than the fear of God-that
"God so loved (not the church
only but the world, &C., rather
than eternal damnation. The
present personel of his church,
the fast, close friends and general
admiration he has won every
where and the unanimous voice
of his official board for his return
best proclaim the man. He isol
all questions abreast of the times
and his church has no superior
in the state. While we regret to
lose Mr.. Grimes we must with
pride note his advancement and
expect to continue to note his ad.
vancement into wider and wider
fields of lab,r even to the Bish,
oprie.
Remember the Rock Band Con.
cert at Baptist church OCTOBER
81. Mr.. William Till, the origi,
nator Of the Rock Band, received
his musical education in England
studying the organ, violin and
piano. He has directed all the
Rock Band Concerts. over three
thousand. commencing at Crys
tai Palace, London, Eng, and
after a tour in Europe came tc
this country through the inlu-