The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20
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G. NJ. Fleming, of Buckhannon, was

G. NJ. Fleming, OF Buckhannon, wa
here Wednesday.
General G. NJ, Curtin, of Sutton
was a Tuesdays visitor here.
Phil A. Shaffer, of Moundsville, wa
a guest here Wednesday.
J. B. Brannon, of Weston, Sundayee
in the city.
W. Z. Raymond, Esq, of Sutton
was in the city Sunday.
A. C. Murdoch OF Parkersburg, at.
tended the Elk's banquet.
Kirk Smith, Of Weston, circulated
among ClarksbuYfriends, Wednesday,
The new city council holds its first
regular meeting this Friday night
The curfew rings ut 8 O'Clock p. m.
now, Instead of s.
A. d. Hopkins and DIR. f. NJ. Turner
we're visitors from Morgantown this
week.
w. B. Gribble and S. w. Langtitt
we're West Union citizens here the
first of the week.
Assistant District Attorney Show
alter, of Fairmont, is the States main
legal representative at federal court.
Architect Harrison Albright, OF
Charleston, paid our city a visit
Wednesday.
Misses Brady and Rose c. Jennings,
Of Weston, were guests at the Traders
Wednesday.
Attorney Fred 0. Blue, Of PhllIppl,
attended federal court the middle OF
the week.
G. Karl kunst and Miss Irene Kunst
Of Weston, were Traders guests the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Henry and +. a. Brannon, OF
Weston, autographed at the Traders,
Friday.
G. S. Steele, ofCincinnati, is fed.
eral court witness and the guest Of his
father, Captain Sam Steele.
Ed Allen, Of Grafton, a very shrcwd
and clever post office inspector, was
among us a few days this week, ut
tending Uncle Sans court.
Rev. L. f. Peters visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sam A. Johnson, OF Parkcrs-
burg, the first Of the week.
Washable suede glove at the Bon
Ton, best out for endurance and popu-
lar Only 81 at the Bon Ton. 2l-4t
j. w. Williams, general manager OF
the Williams s. DAWSON hardware
wholesale house, made business trip
toParkersburg, Wednesday.
W. II. Holden is home from Cincln-
natl, where he graduated April 10th
with high honors in the Electric Med
ical Institute. DR.. Holden has not
definitely decided upon location but
thinks seriously fgoing to a western
town.
Chief Clerk Henry Lippincott, Of
Baltimore, OF the railway mail service,
was former Grafton citizen here this
week.
Col. Tom Seely is improving slowly
at Mt. Clemens, Mich, where he is fol
rheumatism, and will remain there
several days yet.
George NJ. Moffett, OF Parkersburg
general attorney for the Ohio River
railroad, was here Wednesday on bust
ness.
Postal Clerks John Rowland, of TIFF.
fin, R. E. Ross, II. j. Wiper and
James Douglas, Of Cincinnati, who
handle your letters on the Graf. &
Gin. R. P. o., were here this week al
tending federal court.
For the next sixty days The Palace
Furniture Co. on account OF havinga
tremendous stock ofgoods which they
are carrying In three large warerooms,
at an awful expense, will in order TO
reduce their stock offer big bargains
in as fine line OF furniture rs is hand
led in the State. a-2t.
Big bargains will be given at The
Palace Furniture Co. from now until
the LIST day af June. Their stock Is
large and they must reduce it. Don't
miss the chance. II you want any
thing in the furniture line don't fall
to call at the Palace 2l9 Main street,
Clarksburg, Traders building. 24-2t.
Pm. Gallahue, OF Indianapolis, rep.
resentlng large carpet house, was
here this week. Mr.. Gallahue is ma.
tive Of this county and a cousin OF our
townsman, Charles G. Leonard. but
this Is his first visit here in % years,
He is a personal friendof Ex-President
Ben Harrison and lives just across the
ctraet fro,y, that DISTINGUISHED gentle.