The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-07-27

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Born, Sunday night, July22, to Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Davis, daughter
@. w. Leggett's Masonic temple Is
ready for the laying Of brick.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Coff
man, Monday night, July %, 1900,
daughter.
County Superintendent of Free
Schools, NJ. B. Newton, of Salem, was
business visitor here Tuesday.
For burns, Injuries, piles and skni
diseases use DeWitt's witch Hazel
Salve. 1t is the original. Counterfeits
may be offered. Use only DeWitts.
F, G. Bland, druggist. IS
r. 7. Lowndes, Jr., returned Mon
day evening from Kentucky, whittier
he took his wife and son for a visit
among her relatives.
S. G. Denham and v. L. Highland
were in Parkersburg Monday, attend
Ing meeting Of the republican state
executive COMMITTEE.
Manion's Comedy Company gives q
show every week night that entertains'
the spectators. There Is change OF
performance every night new In every
particular.
j. NJ. Beeghley, very pleasant and
enterprising young merchant and tele-
phone man, Of Mineral, made US q
short business visit Thursday.
Charley Wells is back at his old
place at Wells & Haymaker'scity drug
store, after spending his summer va
cation at Warrington.
P. w. Patterson, wife and daughter,
sylvia, of Muncle, Ind, are visiting
friends in Harrison and Marion coun-
ties.
Miss Charity johnson, Of Bridge
port, was appointed this week one OF
the teachers in the Huntington public
school. Miss Johnson taught there
the last two or three years.
Col. Tom Seely and daughter, Mar
tina, left Sunday night for Lafayette,
Ind, to join Mrs. Seely and Miss Ad-
alalde Seely, who have been visiting
there several months.
DIR. M. J. Bartlett went to Atlantic
City for half months outing, Thurs
day night. Dr. L. F. Norman, of
Baltimore, will have charge Of DIR.
Bartlett's Office and practice during
bis absence.
Carl Hunter has resigned his posi-
tlOn with the Fostoria Gas Company
at Moundsville and accepted his old
place as auditor OF the Pinnickinnick
Coal Company, Legions OF friends are
glad to welcome Mr.. Hunter back TO
Clarkshurg.
1t is not very probable the Salem
Express will have competitor soon,
as Editor Randolph is entcrprising
enough to publisha paper fully meeting
all demands of that field. He display
ed an unusual amount of enterprise in
getting out an extra the night Of the
big fire there, a consideration his read
ers should duly appreciate.
President T. T. Wallis of the Fair
association is receiving a great many
applications for privileges. The de-
mands are such that the stands will
all be taken shortly. The applicants
seem to know that the next Fair will
be the greatest in our history and they
are anxious to be in the boat along
| ,pIth thu othor fallntvc
For the benefit Of George Albright
and Ed Reynolds who occupy part
Of the site upon which Judge Cot will
build his big hotel, the Judge will
erect Two story business block on
Main street either on his lot just east
Of the Misses Irwin or just west OF
Thompson's music store.
The street paving and sewerage con-
tractors have begun the excavation on
Main street for sewer pipes, having
laid the pipes on Pike and Fourth
within the district to be severed and
paved. A force Of men are busy set
ting the curbing on Pike and Fourth.
These streets will be ready for paving
as soon as the ground settles.
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