The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-10

Anne NIathsy Is here,tOdey from, Salem.
Tc. Bennett, postmaster at Brown, Is
a city business visitor.
Rer. W. J. Newton is here today from
Olive, the guest Of his son, NJ. D. New
Ion.
win Nusbaum went to Sutton this
morning on coal business.
George Murray. is assisting at the
Traders bar during the sickness Of chas.
Dallas.
six.mOnths.old heifer calf for sale;
good stock; price; 50. F. A. Ptitehard,
Point Comfort, clarksbug, ". Va.
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Mrs. Bedient, of Locust street is Sc
rionsIy i'll with typhoid fever;
Mrs. c. B. Smith is III with typhoid
fever at her home on Sycamore street
J. NJ. Robcy, of Lumberport, is in the
city attending circuit court.
John W. Davis has gone to Charleston
to attend the state supreme court
John Basel is in Charleston looking
after legal matters before the state su-
preme court.
In every home where there is a piano
there should be n piano player. There
is none better than the Harmonist, Sold
by the Thompson Music Company, Elk
Bridge building. feb-ls-tf
Mrs. James White, of Rockford, and
little daughter, Mildred, are visiting the
formers sister, Miss Dora Simmons, Of
Pike street.
James H. Roberts was taken to the
Harrison county hospital Monday even
ing to undergo treatment for typhoid
fever.
Architect E. c. S. HOlmbec left Mon
day for Athens, Ohio. on business trip.
Justin CarskadOn is out again, after
weeks illness.
ABB. Nay, of Wheeling, is visitor in
the city.
A beautiful line Of late styles in spring
millinery at Miss ona Morford's. Lock.
woods Bargain Store, Main. street.
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James Shane, who has typhoid fever,
has been taken to the Kessler hospital.
His condition is serious. 81
W.R. Mckee, the tailor, went to Park.
ersburg this morning on a business visit.
Mrs. Riley Gregg is here from Grafton
visiting friends.
Col. John W. Carpenter is here todny
from Salem.
John NJ. Flanagan is business visitor
here from Salem.
DR.. ". E. stathers returned today
from Parkersburg.
NJ. {. Talbot, of Philippi, is in the
city attending to business matters.
For lace curtains, window shades and
floor coverings try Lyneh's Dry Goods
Store. mr9.3t
Newspring corsets. 25c to 500 at
LynchS Dry Goods Store. mr9-3t
F. J. Ehret is a visitor here from Sa.
lem.
". J. Holden. Of GIenville, is visitor
here.
Captain Rufus Raymond is a visitor
here today from Bristol.
Constable J. E. Sutton is visitor in
the city from Salem.
Wanted-A dreSsmaker, at once; FIVE
months work to competent person. Ap.
ply March 9to NIrs. Squires, sos South
Chestnut street. mrT-3tr
Jesse F. Randolph is business visitor
from Salem.
William Jack, a prominent Calhoun
county merchant, is in the city.
New spring line Of wall papers at very
low price. Lynch's Dry Goods Store.
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Captain George A. Sexton, Of Buck.
harmon, is the guest Of relatives.
Ernest FOrtney returned this morning
from a business visit in Philadelphia,
Captain }. c. Jones arrived here this
morning from the east.
Harvey F. Smith returned this morning
from Huntsville, where he attended to
legal matters.
}. H. Irving came home this morning
from brief visit in Parkersburg.
Ladies' new spring waists, skirts and
suits. The prettiest and most stylish of
the season, at Iynch's Dry Goods Store.
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