The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-09

Leslie Shain, OF Smithton, visited his
parents here this week,
Fred Delbridge has returned from q
few days visit to Shinnston.
w. w. Brannon, Of Weston, was o
visitor here during the Fair.
Sheriff Monroe, Of Hampshire coun-
ty, spent few days with relatives here
this week Hiswife accompanied him.
PennsborQ Fair aptember 18th. llth,
10th ana 18th.
The Judson Baptist Association con-
yenes at GranReville Wednesday, and
Thursday, Of this week.
Some Of Clarksburg's best musical
talent has been secured by the League
for Monday night
Don't forget the Epworth League
Musical and Pantominic entertainment
Monday night
Miss Smith never fails to entertain
the audience with her rantomines.
Miss Lizzie Younginger. Of Wheel
ing, is o pleasant guest ut the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ernst, on Pike
street, this week.
Miss Ida v. Smith. OF New York. who
ia visiting Dol. Ben Wilson has been
secured BY the Epworth League for
Monday night
Remember the Musical and Panto.
mimic entertainment at Golf Chapel
Monday night.
Broaddus students have been arriving
all week. Everything points TO large
attendance.
Misses Emma and Nettie Huch have
returned from q pleasant trip to Web.
ster Springs.
Attend the Musical and PantominiC
Entertainment Monday night at the
Golf Chapel.
The Grafton band was here Wednes'
day and Thursday and furnished the
music at the Atlantic Garden, on Pike
street.
Darkest America at the opera house
Tuesday night Sept. 18th.
Go aid see Darkest America at the
opara house next Tuesday night, SEPT.
18th.
Miss Mary Doyle, of West Union. is
pleasant guest at the home of Miss
Emma HUGH, on Pike street.
1 will be ut Stuart Bros. stable Sept
18th, 14th and 18th to bny one car load
OF horses from one to i've years old.
Also buy few good sucking colts for
which ] will pay good prices. w. p.
SKINNER, Chambersburg, Pa.
The Epworth League of the Goh
Chapel. will give its first Musical and
Literary Entertainment for the new
year Monday night, Sep. 12, All are
Invited to attend
Miss Ida v. Smith OF New York, the
accomplished delsarte artist who at Mt.
Lake Park during the summer won fol
herself power, has been secured fol
Monday evenings entertainment at the
Golf Chapel.
George Blair, the venerable father Of
our popular. townsman, Mr.. Will Blair,
died at the home of his son 7. ]. Blair,
in Weston last Saturday night OF ty'
phoid fever and be was brought here
Sunday on the Weston train. The re-
mains were taken to the homeiOf his son
in the East end where the funeral was
heiu MOn0Ay.
Mr.. N q. Cunningham. the popular
travelling salesman for the Hamilton,
Brown Shoe Company. spent Sunday
in the city with his family. In speak
ing Of the condition Of the country in
the different States through which he
travels NIr. Cunningham said that the
people were never in more prosperous
condition, and that the merchants In
general are very much encouraged,
from o business standpoint over the
close Of the war, he said that the
business done by his firm during the
past year was the largest In the history
OF this popular shoe house. the salee
from September isS1 g September lSeS
S6se, 0i9.5S over the business done the
year before.