The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-14

ing, you should see Miss Carroll's dis
play at stouts china store, 81 Pix,
street. mrl2-t
John a. Short, chief of the B. 3 o
policemen, is here today from FairmOn
attending to official business.
W. Brent Maxwell went to Orator
this mOrnig on business trip.
Charles F. Thompson returned thi,
morning from BucIlhannon, where hehat
been on business trip.
In every home where there is a piano
there should be a piano player. There
is none better than the Harmonist. SOLD
by the Thompson Music Company, Elk
Bridge building. feb-B'tf
Mrs. Frank Armstrong and little Sor
son went to Grafton this morning tt
spend the day.
NJ. R. Post is here today from Jarvis.
vile.
Henry Keller is Huntsville citizen ii
the city today.
Go to the table linen ss:a-at the Boz
Ton store Saturday. It I'm pay you.
mrl3.9t
Dr.. W. E. stathers has returned from,
Philppi.
George Trainer, Salem merchant is
here today.
Miss Carroll, of Grafton, viii give
painting lessons on china commencing
Wednesday, March IS, in the Jacobs
building. Specimens of her work are now
on display at Stout's china store, 81
Pike street. mrl2.tt
Miss Icie FittrO, of Wilsonburg, is in
the city shopping.
E. B. Robinson is here today from Sa-
lem.
Constable H. L. Davis made a brief
visit in Salem this morning.
Attend the spring opening at the Bon
Tone store Saturday. 1t will pay you
big. All their spring goods will be on
sale at that time. mrll8t
John j. Denham went to Parkersbmg
this morning, where his wife has been
visiting relatives some days.
Spring millinery opening at Mis- ona
Morford's, with LockwooFs Bargain
store, March Il and Is. mrll-4t
John Noon went to Grafton on the
accommodation.
Misses Mary and Edna Linn, daugh.
tiers of Attorney R. C. Linn, of Charles.
ton, were here this morning enroute home
from a visit in Chenille.
NJ. D. Teter is here today from Oral.
The Bon Ton store will have its big
table linen sale next Saturday. You
want to attend. mrl3.9t
W. R. Divers, recent day clerk at the
Traders hotel, left this morning for his
home in Cincinnati. He will not return.
Mrs. S. L. Brooks, who has been visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Samuel Thompson
left for her home in Belingtou this morn.
ing.
Sage Dandruf Cure will not grow
hair on bald heads, but will help you
keep what you have. For sale at Stones
drug store. mrl2-d6t-wln
) Mrs. Grin Flowers and Miss Agnes
Morrison went to Shinnston this morn
ing to visit relatives.
Henry Robinson, assistant teacher in
the shinnston schools, was in the city
today.
All friends and patrons are most cor.
daily invited to attend my millinery
opening Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs,
day of next week.
mrlstd MISS NJ. E. BLACK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Moore, of shinns.
ton, arrived here today and viii spend
Sunday with friends.
chas. Dauterman, who was formerly
engaged in the news business here, arrived
here last night from Columbus, Ohio, for
a short visit with friends.
Noble colvin, of Jane Lev, was a
cIarIsburg visitor today.
Lon Garrett, of LumberpOrt, was a
visitor here today.
Marshall West, OF Lost Creek, Is Wis,
ting his son, orlandus West.
Mrs. Jacob Koblegard, of Weston, d
visiting her mother, Mrs. R. Powell, on
Main street.
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