The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-03-30

N1Ih. 1hIOD ANVhiNkahNt "a " SoNSAsi
visited relatives here this week.
If you want to see good furniture
go to The Palace. 2l-2t,
Attorney Ernest Randolph, Of
Salem, was city visitor, "Wednesday.
w.P. Candy has gone to Columbus,
Ohio, to hayehis eyes treated.
-. b. Stout made a business trip to
Grafton, Thursday.
Rev. L. E. Peters went to Terra
Alta, Thursday.
p. c. White, of Weston, was bust
ness visitor at our sanctum this week.
Miss Bessie Shuttleworth visited
her parents at Romines Mills, Satur-
day and Sunday.
S. A. Maddox, colored, Of Jarvis
vile, n regular subscriber Of our
paper, was here this week.
Mrs. W. d. Boyd, OF Marietta, o.,
visited her brother, DIR. A. ii. Wag-
ner, here few days last week.
II. b. Reynolds, cashier in the B. &
O. express office, went to Baltimore,
Thursday, to visit his parents.
Mrs. Lewis, OF Gallon, Ohio, who
visited her daughter, Mrs. Charles A.
Chambers, has returned to her home.
Grayson Cunningham and Nathan
Post left Thursday morning for st.
Louis.
7. c. Bennett, prominent citizen
of Brown, was paying subscriber at
our office, Thursday.
Postmaster Y. ID. Bennett, Of Wal
lace, memberof the mercantile firm
of Bennett Bros, was in town this
week.
The Gore school closes today. Miss
Bertha Raymond is the teacher and
this is her third term there. She has
been very successful.
Oh. say that new piece of furniture
you were thinking about buying |
about the LIST Of April can be had at
The Palace Furniture Co. 2l-2t
Miss Lille Wheatley has just re-
turned from eastern cities with
line offspring and Easter
hats and novelties.
Miss Mamie Brennan, of Rush Run,
is undergoing treatment at the
Kessler hospital at Clarksburg, for
defective eye-sight. Weston hide
pendent.
James b. Martin, of Bridgeport, is
in Baltimore and Philadelphia this
week buying his spring stock of
goods.
For Sale-Twolots on Depot street,
30 feet front and us feet deep. Call
on or address Mrs. A. c. Brennan ut
st. Charles hotel. 21-3t
Raymond Maxwell, Marston Bough-
ner, Robert Koblegard and Howard
Gore are home from the university
for the vacation.
Baptist church Sunday, April LIST,
1900. Preaching by the pastor, a. m.
Baptist Confessions of Faith. p. m.
THE Ballled Christi Prelude to
evening sermon on 1.-The Army Can
teen.n
A front window pane in w. p.
TIolden'S store was crashed Tuesday
night but not bya burglar as nothing
was taken from the store. II is
some fellow rather top
heavy fell againstit.
The Clarksburg W. c. T. ..
desires to hear from the men and
women of the county. if there are any
more heart-acheS caused by liquor
than there were before Clarksburg
had licensed saloons. Address 6l9
Mulberry street, Clarksburg, w. Va.
JIG. Melick, superintendent of the
county. Ohio, Children's
Home, passed through here Monday
enroute to Lewis county with three
very bright and manly looking little
boys, whom he placed in homes in
That county. Mr., Melick was much
with Clarksburg and pro-
bounced it the best little city he had
ever seen.
A firm that will advertise deception
will practice deception. Beware of
those who can and do according to
their deeds buy for less and sell for
less than any one else-you surely
know better. If you want TO get stuck
ind badly stuck, give them trial. If
you want to buy furniture examine our
stock. We have a large and fine line,
md on every article we have a fair
profit. If upon examination our goods
suit you, and the price also. buy them,
# they do not suit you, don't buy
hem. We are as anxious TO sell as
you are to buy, and will do everything
n our power to please and Salty you.
TIE PALACE FURNITURE Co.,
,l-2t. 20 Main ST., Traders Bldg.