The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-09
HORSE
IS PARA-.YzED
And is NOT Able to Stand
Other Live News of
alive Town.

buuS+tI ttS uANtnS lbhelfInS and e0uu-
tiers put In the Martin store room
at the corner Of Pike and Charles
street and viii put In line OF gem
eral merchandise. The room Is now
used as a furniture store and postof.
flce. The furniture viii be moved tai
another part OF the building. They
want 70 open up for business We'd
nesday morning.
James Halpenny's new residence on
Mines stree is nearing completion.
The Rev. Paul Flanagan was here
this week from Gassaway visiting his
partents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Flani-
gan.
G. ]. Sans. the Hornor- Gaylord
company's representative, was here
Friday night selling Martin & Duncan
bill OF goods for their new store.
Charles league has greatly Inn
proved his property on Mines street
by having his house raised and making
other Improvements.
Henry NJ. Schultz will leave within
the next few days for Oklahoma to
visit relatives and look over the coun-
try with a view of locating perma-
nently in that state.
One of George r. CRISIS valuable
spotted match horses suffered a
stroke Of paralysis" recently, and
has not been able TO stand up since.
This Is valuable team and Mr.. Cries
has been offered fancy prices for
them on several occasions.
Mrs. John Biddle Is visiting rela-
tives in Cumberland, Nd.
Clarence H. Kidd, the Northview,
merchant, received severe injuries
from flash of lightning recently
which struck the telephone wire as
Mr.. Kidd was using the phone. He
was rendered unconscious for several
minutes.
The town council at recent meet
ing appointed board OF health in
conformity with an act of the recent
session of the legislature. The
board consists of DR.. A. A. James,
w. j. Prim and ]. c. Schultz.
The Fairmont & Baltimore Coal
company loaded coal yesterday and
today, giving employment to all their
miners. l@sslet.
Robert Meetings. dwelling house
in Northview caught fire one day this
week by lightning running in on a
telephone wire. The damage was
slight.
While Wolfe, who sold his stock of
merchandise on Chestnut street sew
eral months ago has repurchased the
stock, and Is now conducting the
business.
Captain T. E. Thomas has returned
here againg after brief visit in
eastern cities. 4SSN
DR.. Lesson, who was operated on
at the Kessler hospital several weeks
ago, is able to be out again,
Adamston has organized a baseball!
club, but owing to weather conditions
it is not known whether they will be
able to have practice game this
season.
Adamston has had quite a building
boom this spring, several new and
substantial houses being erected.
The Rev. ]. E. Scott will preach at
the Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow night at $500 o'clock. Ep-
worth League meeting at 7:15.
At the United Brethren church the
Rev. j. o. Potts will preach at both
morning and evening services
Frank NJ. Clousson, who fell from a
wagon about five weeks ago, breaking
his arm and receiving other injuries.
is getting along nicely and has about
fully recovered.
S. W. Jackson has built a board
walk from Pike street leading to his
store room opposite Charles street,
for the benefit of his customers.
Isaac e9ttrnl has Sold his gas right
under his lot at Adamston, and a
well may be put down on the same Mt
any time. Jacob Wolfe, living across
the river from Adarnston has sold
the gas under his property, also, to-
gether with the customary privileges
for rig, etc,
The Adamston. Lafayette and Peer
less window glass factories are all
running full time, with no talk Of
closing down.
D. b. Flttro has greatly Improved
the appearance Of his barber shop by
putting in new furniture and repaper-
ing the place.