The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-03-01

ed railroad position here.
Rev. L. r. Peters went to EIkins
Tuesday.
II. NJ. Amber, Of Parkersburg, was
here Wednesday on legal business.
General J. A. j. Lightburn, who has
many friends 10 this section, Is in poor
health at his home AT Lightburn.
Miss Estella Lewis, OF Weston, who
has been visiting Clarksburg friends,
has returned to her home.
Mrs. L. E. Peters went to Plttsburg,
Wednesday morning for a three days
business trip.
Stamped linens, new designs at the
Racket store. 3-tf
Genius Payne, Of Salem, was doing
business here Tuesday.
George Rodgers, of Mt. Glare, was in
the city between trains Tuesday.
Miss Helen Deyries, Of Wheeling, is
the guest Of Mrs. A. D. Parr on Lee
street.
The Clarksburg District Conference
OF the Methodist denomination, South,
is announced to convene here June 4th
next.
The United States Senate, in excu-
tive session Friday last, confirmed the
appointment of. J. Flanagan as post
master at Salem. The Office was re-
Gently made presidential.
Just received at my yard two hun
dred marble and granite monuments,
bought for cash, and | defy competi-
ticn. Wells Marble yard. l6.2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs are in New
York buying the largest, finest and
incest stock Of goods ever coming to
town. Look out for their 'ad' later on.
The Gregg and Pitman systems of
Shorthand and the Sadler-BOwe syS-
TEN OF Bookkeeping taught at the old |
Reliable Mountain State Business
College, Parkersburg, w. Va. Send
for rates Of tuition, etc. j Address A.
G. Sine, President, 17-4t.
Misses Grace and Della Keys of the
Racket Store, left "Wednesday: even
ing for Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York to buy their spring stock
OF millinery, dry goods, notions and
all the latest novelties.
Wallace Whitman and his wife have
separated. She has gone to her faith
er's at Jayeen and he has notified the
public. by publication, that he will !
not be responsible for any debts. she
may contract
iron vases, SettceS, iron fences in
stock. and all kinds Bodybuilding stone
kept in stock. Wells Marble yard,
Pike street. l6-2t.
Theodore Williams, ofParkcrsburg,
who has relatives and acquaintance
here, is againsreported Gin "a critical
condition: Ellis ailment is stomach
and heart trouble.
Wanted Clerical work. Experience
ed stenugrapherand typewritiSt. Write
good business hand Address BOX 75l,
Grafton ". Va.
Kirk Thomas, colorcd is wearing
a very sore left eye as the result Of
Jerry Green's attempt Saturday'night
TO strike another coorcd man with
glass tumbcr.
K. w. ID. Bargcr. Of Moundsyille,
former resident Of this city, has ten
dered hi, resignation as railway postal
clerk, and will devote his entire time
to the shoe business. MIR. lIarger has
been in the railway mail service eight !
or ten years aud is an efficient clerk.
Or, George NJ. Holt, Dentist, will |
be at home in ClarkSburg, on the LIST !
day Of February, and remain Is days.
ONCE at his residence, 763 West Pike
street. 52-tf
Thomas 3. Pepper, Of Salem, one Of
the cOuntys prominent school teach
erS, was a Mondays visitor here.
a. w. Davis, Of Lightburn, was a
distinguished visitor here Monday.
Mr.. Davis informs us that he has 200
acres Of good wildcat oil territory
within half mile Of the Tallman
well near Mineral, which he has not
leased yet. He says he will lease it.
Augustine Harberlinc, who went in.
sane over the loss Of his property in a
fire at Warrington several weeks ago,
was taken through here Washington's
birthday to the asylum at Weston.
James G. Smith has rented the store
room in the Mrs. Mary Milan building
on the corner Of North Fourth aud
Clark streets in Glen Elk and Will
open complete and modern granite
and marble establishment there. Mr..
smith has had years Of experience in
this line and is practical workman
and dealer in marble and granite
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