The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-29

Jackson Criss is dangerously low Of
typhoid fever.
The county court will adjourn this
session sine die this Fridayafternoon.
James Burns, h. & O. section hand,
had a hand mashed Sunday afternoon
ty a car wheel.
We bought early and want to sell
early. Will Nusbaum. 3l-tf
ID. X. Reed& Co., have good arti-
cle Of binder Irvine and machine
Ion. 34-tf
FoR SALE "a grocery store on Main
street. Apply at the Telegram Office
for information. 3+-tt
4 Dr. S. +. Swartz, Revs. L. +. Peters
a I'd l.. w. Holden and II. y. Bough-
ner attended the Union Baptist sun
day School convention at Flemington,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Boys clothing ut reduced prices.
VIII Nusbaum. 34-tf
A hundred miners came up on the
Nj. K. train Monday on their way to
Pennington, where they have work.
Wheat cutting is in progress in sew
eral sections Of the county. The crop
isfair.
Misses Ella and Cora Gusman, of
Jane Lew, were pleasant shoppers here
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Alice simmons. member of
the Broaddus graduating class Of 1898,
will have charge of the primary de-
partment at that institution next
year, taking the place Of Miss Rissa
Iletherly.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong are
visiting Mr.. Armstrong's parents in
Parkersburg. Mr.. Armstrong is just
recovering from protracted siege of
typhoid fever.
Water Street NJ. f. church, ]. II.
Watson pastor. Preaching July |, IL
a. n., Sunday school p. m, Epworth
League : y. M, Preaching pm.
Mrs Napoleon McCanleSS and her
daughter. Miss Lena, from Salisbury,
North Carolina, are visiting Miss
Anna Dunn. on East Main street.
Mr.. Ernest Davisson, OF DayiSson's
Run, and Miss Gay Post, of Sycamore
Dale, were married Thursday evening
at the home OF the BRIDES father,
Hiram Post.
The new Catholic church at Wolf
Summit will be dedicated next sun
day morning. very nice feStiv II
was held in the new building Tuesday.
The Clar ksburg Planning Mill Com
pany plant is nearing completion The
machinery will be pus in shortly and
active operations will begin eFry in
the month of July.
Judge Nathan Goff has begun the
erection OF n large addition to his Of
iice on the lot east of his residence.
J The addition will be brick building
two stories high and SO feet by S6feet.
Miss Ida lngman, OF Fairmont, who
had been visiting here, and Mrs, L. E..
Peters went to Mt. Lake, Tuesday
evening. Miss Ingman has a cottage
there aud will spend the summer at
! that place. Mrs. Peters will return
some time next week.
, +. NJ. lIarbert, ex-Superintendent Of
the free schools Of this county, is here
on a business trip from Fresno county,
California. Mr.. Ilarbert has been on
the Pacific coast several years and is
prospering. He has been engaged in
the hotel business He locks well and
natural.
All who suffer from piles will be glad
to learn that De Wits Witch Hazel
Salyc will give them instant aud per-
manent relief. II will cure eczema
and all skin diseases. Beware of coun-
terfeits. F. &. Bland. 81
Mrs. David Burns OF Parkersburg,
whose death was reported last week,
bequeathed her estate equally among
her three children and left her young
est child, Katherine Burns, to the
sole charge OF Miss Meigs Jackson, half
sistetof Katherine.
DR.. Fleming Howell, of Clarksburg,
has purchased the a. s. Holbert farm
on Iesse's Run OF Hackers Creek Of
about3O0 acres. He also owns the ad-
joining farm Of some 200 acres wes-
ton Democrat.
Cumberland Hotel, Mt Lake Park,
Md, is the place for all visitors TO the
park to stop. It's good location,
} pleasant rooms and porches, bath and
sanitary closets newly added and very
moderate rates will win patronage.
Applyto j. FORWARD,
3i-6t Proprietor.