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For SoN

For SaI0
Fairfield incubator, 100-eRg capacity,
SS 90. Call at this office. Ill
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. We can furnish needles for any
make sewing machines. Grimm 4 Col.
. gin. 42tf
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For Sale

For Sale
Two dozen Plymouth Rock laying
hens. Mrs. J. d. Case, three miles
south OF Ordway. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12

thar has AZ THE PRESENT TINE an fhese 1h~t SnH
adm, t fe ifp ,Gen EORCED change by enlghfee"
PUBLIC OPINION? =. =,
The Oliver Typewriter I7Cenfs a. D0y WRITING.
wa a. .-.at an innovation as that OF 'i'ID11 y "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
Yours for IL Cents a Day.!

You can buy the Oliver TcwriiGr on TINS , a, o 1
the machine Then you save Il cents day ana pay
And the possession Of an Oliver Iype"TIl,gl
~ earn money to finish paying for the machine
Cam Won soend II Gents Day 10 beffer "dp"'s'"ee
,bou H., the purchase Of this WOnderfm H"ch"e'
Write for handsome Cataog and l1-Cents-AD lay *
chase Plan. Addrcss-S'Ies Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12

M -.-o...-a-Dav~ Purchase Plan makes the chine
Typewriter M ~ own as to rent It places tAe i,liO''
". -,a Of every homc-cvcry mdyi WA L,, il
n-~t -.'2- money "a womans PIN money wiz -.
Clerk Nh small slarcs now afford 10 o" tico thew
!.'rr b utilizing spare moments Ioi l''~
H.. ST. themselves iJ. more important positions
...o and schoolgirls buy Oliver IyP'"'''
l-a' their pennies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
revolutionary improvement

which Drought aDOuJ Int Lid V 1117111
WRJTI\C a ro,oJ,tionary imprOUenent has perslsenly
summit OF highest l-lCe.H' nv
many ,-~oviors that been introduced IN raIAq sue
sion t,rcyrcr traditions and Ircccicn nave NtP' "0
T~e,-. - in q fcrnent the Oliver entered he Helu
..VICJoIE upTTJN(r the central thought around which
re,Ovc many startling improvements cHO'uiI'o'O1 ~
opposite our staid conservative rivals.
T t 20 stem, the resiscs tide Of popular approval by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
Backed by Brilliant Array OF EXCLUSIVE fea'ureS:

II fnnlodi0fC advantages OF JIG uC u
+bs who must otherwise zvat The response OF the pubic TO m
phenomenal Sales reaching StpendOHS pOW'He
The abandonment IOnghdnd in favor OF clean beautiful oE
fvDevrifirg IN human progress, "e " W
Universal Type,priting is fast becoming redHy!
The Oliver TyDcwrc already dominant in the Business Co
r and Financial world is marching with flying coors TO the Oo
The Oliver TYPEWRITER just indispensable to small merchants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12

your own pleasure but to favoraby impress the man WHO 'e
Ten letters get better attention than letters written III "a
hand They show YOU wdcawac, progressive DuSc9S
Professional people ministers, authoral who have to aoT
where v1crng would be welcome to those VINO Te"" " CIV
IN themselves to own Oliver TypeWrltcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12

,,oy.~irer which brought about the Era of VISIBLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12

It extends the
thousands who !
amazing offer Is
The abandC
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09

Iis now given employment there.
c. L. Douglass. OF Falrmont, spent
Sunday with his family here.
II. L. Miller and Jesse stackpols
were clarks5urg visitors Sunday.
Miss Frances Leadem and Miss
Gladys Han, have returned from a
visit to relatives at Brown.
Miss Ufa shreye, who had been
unable to attend school for some
time on account of illness, resumed
her studies yesterday,
Among those taken in the new
lodge al Lumberport last week from
here, We're ]. y. coltrane, Joe
Palmer, Jesse stackqole, George
Clark and Herschci Miller.
w. 5. shreye was business Wis
itor Al Middleton Monday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
REQUEST
OF Big Amount Of Money
May Be Lost by City
of Parkersburg.

PARKBRsBuRG, Mar. 1.-The
city of ParkersOurg will lose forty
thousand dollars if the decision OF
Judge II. H. Moss, Of the circuit
court, rendered in the celebrated
Dr.. Andrew CLARK will case is SUE
tanned by the supreme court. DR..
Clark several years ago left all his
estate TO the city as a trust fund to
be used in constructing and equip
ping hospital where poor people
we're to he treated free. The trust
fund now amounts to $4,000,
Judge Moss declared the will null
and void because OF the indefinite
ness OF the bequest. If this decision
stands, four children of Dr.. Clark 8
brother, who reside in New orleans,
will get the money.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
Mt. Clare
a3p3nfuutc tnappra1u8aDcetcacs4dp nTHB

MT. CLARE, Mar. An ex-
plosion of gas partially wrecked
the home OF Charles McAtee in the
Hutchinson addition Sunday night.
The explosion occurred under the
house and was Of such force that 4
large hole was torn in the floor and
two doors raised from the hinges.
A fire Immediately followed, and
Mrs. McAtee was slightly burned
about the face. Neighbors came 70
the rescue and the fire was ex-
tinguished before much damage was
done.
Luke Arnett, of Fairmont, mem
her of the engineering corps OF the
Hutchinson Coal Company, was
here Saturday. Mr.. Arnett was for
merly a baseball star, having played
third base with the Detroit Ameri-
cans. His early experience was
with Wheeling in the Tri-state
league and GAINESVILLE in the Cen
trail league While playing with
Detroit he sprained his arm throw
ing ball from third to first base
and has since been completely in
capacitated for the strenuous work
OF ball player.
Mr.. Porter Roger has returned
from visit 10 Weston friends.
Misses Ada and vida Stout, Of
Lost Greek, spent Sunday with
Miss Jennie Rogers.
P, T. Wolfe was calling on friends
at Craigmoor Sunday.
Miss Katherine Pickett spent sun
day with Clarksburg friends.
Guy Matheny, OF clarksburg, wa:
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Matheny, Sunday.
Miss Gustava Holden. OF Buckhan
non, has been guest Of relatives
here.
/ Attorney ozman swartz, o
Clarksburg, was business visito1
here recently.
J. Gail Lyons made business tril
10 McWhorter Sunday.
Mrs. D. l.. Morgan is recoverin;
from a severe attack OF lagrippe.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
CARR TELLS
tconunucn from page -

an uninterrupted procession Of civic
triu1phs. There is not a page. in our
country's history on which Missouri
has not stamped her impress.
Let me speed TO the state Of sun
ny breezes-fair Louisiana. New
splendors will come 10 that state ar
ter the Panama Canal is opened, for,
exposition or no exposition, New Or
leans is the port from which the bulk
of this cQuntry's commerce with
Lutin-America will so forth.
Again fare on to the land Of
il,wers, to fair Florida. IndescriEa-
6lc is the charm and The attraction OF
Florida and ii need not cause surprise
that the largest increase IN population
shown by any Southern state is dis
closed by the last census taken in thu,
state
Imperial Texas speaks through mo
TO you--Statc Of the Lone star with
room enough to accomm ,datc a pop
ulation equal to that Of the United
SUITS ApuhS NihAl ppNSE VIII oilt Hol
yield in the councils Of the nation or
in the direction OF its commercial ana
Industrial activities?
Youngest u all the Southern
states, oklahoma makes her bow;
with an area as large as that Or all
New England with natural resources
of greatest variety and unlimited
abundance; her people as enterpFisins
as any in the land. she will not long
lack a commanding place,
II have saved the best for the last.
How indeed, my friends, shall We
EVER be able 10 forget the warm hearts
Of Georgia's people who through their
governors have bid me welcome today,
as is the state in every
thing that is grand and imposing, the
whoie-hearted hospitality with which
we are received is but a symbol of that
grandeur and that magnihcence.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
AN(lII|A|(11
Picture Magazine is the Lat
est Innovation in Pub
locations.

The Motion Picture Story Maya
zine is the title Of brand now pub
LEGATION intended to reach the pa
irons of the moving picture enter
tainments. Already it has reached
a circulation oil more than one hum
bred thousand copies a month aud
goes into every city, town and ham
let where motion picture perform
ances are given. The magazine in
attractive form gives the plots Of
the more important moving picture
films in story form and illustrated
Iiby scenes from the miniature
dramas enacted on the moving pic
ture screen. The purpose Of the
magazine, which is monthly, is to
stimulate interest in moving picture
entertainments among all classes Of
people. 1t reflects the enormous
strides in popularity which enter
tainments OF the kind have made in
the last few years, and though It is
not the oaly publication devoted
to moving picture interests, it Is
nevertheless. the first which is in
tended primarily for those who
make up the audiences at moving
picture exhibits. In reality, the
magazine is a handsomely illustrated
short story magazine. except that
added interest is given to the stories
by reason of the fact that readers
have the opportunity OF seeing them
acted at the motion picture enter
tainments.
The NJ. p. Publishing Company, a
New York corporation, with its Of
flee at &c Court street. Brooklyn,
y. y, ]. Stewart Blackton, presi-
dent. are the publishers. Eugepe
| V. Brewster, OF Brooklyn, we'll
known lawyer and writer, is the
manager and editor of the maya
zine, that already is an assured sue
cess. Guy l.. Harrington, formerly
associated in a business capacity
with 'Ridgeway's Weekly" is in
charge Of the advertising and circu-
latlon departments.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
NorthyisW

NoRTHvIEw, Mar. Mud is two
feet deep and still drilling.
Since the town has been incorpo-
rated Uncle Mart says he is selling
more goods than before.
Already some of the people who
were threatened with a raise on their
rent II the town was Incorporated,
are moving into property belonging
to msn who believe in living and let
live. Renters here are glad that
Northyiew has some men who do not
live only for thmselves, but are will
ing that others shall live also.
John Sehon says man must have
more chickens than he has in order
to get more eggs than he does.
Dick Clure, trader, is still doing
business at the old stand.
Let every voter 90 out Friday night
and help to nominate a good ticket
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
HAYWOOD

HAYWOOD, Mar. - MIR. and
Mrs. Lisle Martin had as their
guests Sunday for dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Il. Robinson and daughter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hissem
and son, of Gypsy, and Mrs. Sarah
Lease. of Maryland.
Curtis Lyon, OF shinns501, was
calling on friends here recently.
Miss Lou Morgan and niece, Con
stance Blancett. are guests OF the
formers parents at Porter Falls.
Miss Josephine Rdhey, of Folsom
has been guest Of relatives here.
Dr.. Roster, OF shinnston, was q
professional visitor here recently.
/ Miss Mary Robinson attended The
presentation OF paid in Full' a
the shinnston opera house Monda!
night.
The Hero mines have resumed
/ work after Il shut down of few
weeks. and large number Of mel
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
NEGRO TRIED TO BLOW UP
TOWN OF WORTHINGTON

FAlRMoNT Mar. IA negro
known as Tom" was arrested at
Worthington and brought TO the
county Jail here last night, charged
with attempting to blow up the min
ing town. He had been employed as
a laborer about the mines, and to-
day, securing possession of a stick
of dynamite, tried to set it OFF, first
under street car and later under a
general store. The mayor. Joseph
Parrish, and traction employees, sue
ceeded in arresting the fellow after
he put up a desperate resistance.
His actions caused great excitement
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
WilSOnburg
neapceofaaarfn1nea1EGGnnnodnoLs

WILsoNBURG, March S--Miss
Ada Hurst is visiting friends al
Wolf Summit this week.
o. S. Morrison, OF El!enborot rs
working third trick" at the B. x
0. depot here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rockwell, OF
C!arllsburg, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. H. f. Birmingham.
Blaine Webb, OF Wallace, was
here Wednesday looking after bust
ness matters,
Frank shaylcr is visiting friends
at Morgansville.
Squire Joint 7. Flynn, who has
been i'll for month, is improving.
Mr.. Randolph was in Clarksbnrs
yesterday shopping.
Mrs. II. f. Brittinsham entcrtain'
ed Wednesday afternoon in honor
Of her little son, William Clayton
Refreshments were served and
delightful time was enjoyed. Among
those invited we're Mrs. Harry Rock
we'll and daughter, Mrs. Charlie
Powell and son. Mrs. Rufus Powell
and son, Mrs. W. L. Grow ant
daughter, Mrs. Irene Haggerty an,
son, Mrs. Julia Fowler and soa
Mrs. Howard Hurst and daughte
and Mrs. Charles Hollister and son
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
Industrial
.}.1ctt, q: 5.ea1e-a5-

INDUSTRIAL, Mar. 2.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Porter and son, Russell,
len this morning for near Pittsburg,
Pa where they have purchased prop
erty and they will make their future
home there
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Smith, Of
TFonto, O., were the guests of Mrs.
II [. Crummitt, of Union Heights,
this week.
W. and Mrs c. Ute are i'll with
i i1pe.
la.les, Nutter is having large
anda added to his house which
be quite an Improvement to the
place.
Harry crummitt was in Weston the
first of this week on business.
Homer Wamsley IS able 10 be out
after a case of fever.
The young ladies and young men
OF the Baptist Royal Workers Union
will give a chicken supper in the
Love building on Broadway Friday
night. Ice cream, cake and fruit
viii be served also. Every one is
cordially invited to so and enjoy a
pleasant evening.
II. Montross, who is employed at
tho Tuna glass factory will go to
Cincinnati today on business.
Fred Whitney is improving after
being confined to his room with
grippe,
Mrs. Jeanette Rule, of Grafton,
has returned home after visit 10
relatives at Grasselli,'
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
Country Correspondence

Wallace hall in the near future.
Miss Lena Miller, of clarksburg, is
here guest of her sister, Mrs. Car
C. cozad.
R. S. Hess, of syrcus, O., field
agent for the Pittsburg Dispatch, is
here looking after the interests Of
his paper He has number of very
useful premiums to offer in con-
nection with subscriptions for his
paper.
B. w. Harbert, constable, Of Luln-
berport, was here Friday looking
after business matters pertaining to
his office.
WALLACE, Mar. Miss Mabel
Lambert of the Middle Run addi-
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday at
Lumlberport, guest of her friend,
Miss Pauline darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Gotld and
Miss Blanche Fowler, OF clatksburg,
were Sunday guests OF Mrs. j. L.
Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah DAVIDSON,
who have been on the sick list some
time. are both better.
Mr and Mrs. Rober; L. swlger
and children have returned home
after spending a few days visiting
friends and relatives at Clarksburg.
Chester Pigott, of near shinnston,
was here recently visiting his
brother and sister, L. w. Plgott and
Mrs. o. W. swiger.
Miss Lota Pigott. OF Big Elk, was
a guest Of her aunt. Mrs. l.. L. ROD
inson, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. I. Ed, Remp, of Cleveland.
o., accompanied by her little son, is
here visiting her father, George A.
Ogden, of the DAWSON addition.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
YEARLY INSPECTION.

The annual inspection of the
various companies of the West vir-
ginia National Guard will begin 10
day and will be concluded April 8,
Captain jerks, OF the United States
regular army, will accompany Cen
eral Elliott and and aide, Captain
y. G. Hutslnpillar, on the inspection
tour.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
Bridgeport

bridgeport, Mar. 3-The
Bridgeport wing OF our Esteemed
socieiy' visited the clarksburg
lodge OF the o. E. S. Thursday even
Ing, and reported a highly enjoyable
time. The visiting party consisted
of Megdames Saaduslky, Dunkin,
Warner, Frnm, Camp, steele, also
Miss Benedum and Miss Lodge.
NJ. r. Lodge is distributing ear
corn at cost to our starving farmers.
We have a rich and fertile county,
and il seems strange that we have
to send West for our bread and feed,
There must be some mistake in Sec
Rotary OF Agriculture Wilson's re-
port that farmers are the richest
people we have.
Ocean mine gave its employees three
days work in February-so much
for Democratic victory.
At polemla held in Col. Black
wells eleemosynary, the judges de-
cided unanimously that to bolt
the Democratic platform and renig
on every promise make a man pa
trlot, but to bolt Lorimerized eau
Gus makes a man a traitor.
Mrs. Sue Mcdonald has return
home from two weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs. Taylor Ward, at Peel
Tree.
Mr., and Mrs, Herbert Enoch have
moved into the Frank DAVIDSON
house on Water street.
Cap. j. H. Hurry is in Tucker
county on business.
A. ]. Williams holds the belt as
the best duck pin roller in the
Bridgeport brigade.
j. ID. Wilkinson has completed the
assessment Of Bridgeport property
A. j. Lodge has been quite i'll, but
has entirely recovered.
Gordon b. Late will have abou
enc million feet Of lumber cut this
coming season. seymour Bartlett
viii do the saving.
J. H. saurborne was called tt
Writ county by the death of hi
mother.
The Union Planning Mill Compan!
has contracted 10 build fine resi-
dence for Mr.. Layman on land pur
chased from A. ID. Fitzhugh.
Col. John Ross visited here yester
day
Dr.. Lloyd Lemasters, of Oklahoma
is visiting his brother, J. \. Lancas
. ter, on philadelphia avenues
Several or our people attended tn
funeral Of Mrs. Galore V. Clifford a
Clarksburg.
, Farmers in this section are bus
ploughing.
" Mrs. Mort Lawson and daughie
we're shopping in clarksburg to
day.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
OFFICER KILLED.

NgEIylLI.A, Morocco, March 1.-THE
chief French military missionary ut
Fez was killed today by son of the
Moorish minister OF war, because a
French officer caused the execution OF
two native soldiers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
Salem

SALEM, Mar Bert Hyland, OF
Clarksburg, was visitor in the city
this week
Billy Spears, of Marietta, O., was
shaking hands with old friends in the
city this week.
Miss Sadie Judge has returned
from Clarksburg, where she visited
relatives and friends.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie Ash
who had Group is better.
Ernest Randolph and Robert Har-
mel were county seat visitors this
week
Mrs. Frank Burnell, of Mi. YER
non is visiting old acquaintance in
the city.
N. S. Longabaugh, superintendent
of the Oil Well Supply Company at
Clarksburg was in the city recently.
SALEM, March S-Nlrs..Bert Mitch
q is III at her home on West Main
street
James S. Walsh. OF Parkcrsburg,
was in the city and traded his prop
erty he recently purchased Of Will
liam carder to Lloyd Reeder. for his
property in ParkersburS.
Mr. Wright. OF Industrial died at
i his home there Friday morning of
consumption after a long Illness. a
wife and daughter are left 10 mourn
the loss of loving husband and faith
err Funeral arrangements have not
yet been made.
Master Forrest Bond is i'll OF
whooping cough.
Mrs. c. +. BAILEY, who is at the
kGssler hospital, is very much i'm
proved.
Mrs. /. +. Allen is II Of IA grippe.
grippe
The infant child II Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. MeKain is very poorly with
whooping cough.
A lively game of basketball was
played at salem College between the
Salem Athletic Club and Grafton Y.
NJ. c. A., the score ending 20 to IS in
favor of salem.
j. W. Carder is improving his prop
erty by adding new building for
poultry raising.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09
LOSES NRNI.

F'AIpMoNT. March 7-Iawrcnee
Toothman, an electrician at the owens
bottle plant. caught his right arm IN y
cog vince! and 1t was badly crushed
before the machinery could be stop
ped. Toothn.an MAS taken to the
miners hospital. The arm TaH ann
lputated. !.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09

| Alex. Villers. of Weston, is a CUES:
fof his brother, Wiley viller, this
week.
Mr.. Bartlett, of Fairmont, was a
visitor here Weaaesday.
Charles L. Hursey was In Fai--
mont Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. comndaier, o.
Salem, were guests of the former's
brother, DR.. cofindaHfer, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Stout are In
Lynchburg, va, visiting the plant
of the Briscox shoe factory. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Stout will soon
+open new shoe store in Fairmont.
Miss Augustine McDermott has re-
turned from an extended visit at
Weston, and has resumed her duties
.is clerk in the postoflce.
MIR. and Mrs. c. c. cofrindafter, Of
Salem, and Miss Wayne cole, OF
Grafton, and Dr. D. l.. CoGindaler,
of this place, attended the basket
ballsgame at Fairmont recently.
SaiNNsroN. March Mr.. and
Mrs. y. j. carder, Of clarkxburg, spent
Sunday with Ssi,innston friends.
MISS Helen Knox. OF clarks6urg.
spent sunday with MI. and Mrs. j. y. |
Knox.
Mr.. ana Mrs. 0. II. Stout have re-
turned from Virginia.
Miss Helen Randall and guest, Miss
Blanche shinn. OF Buckhannon. were
guests of Miss Mae sullivan, at Nor
gantown, several days last week.
j. L. James. Of East shinuston,
has moved to his farm on Rooms run.
S. NJ. Ford. an architect. OF Clarks-
burg, was in toNn Monday on bust
ness.
Guy Knapp, Of Morsantown, is
guest Of his aunt. Mrs. II. p. shinn.
Miss Hattie Martin, of Monongah, /
spent Saturday and sunday al home.
L. II. Shinn was business visitor
at Weston saturday.
Mrs. Vance Horner, of Lumberport,
Is guest OF her mother, Mrs. +. c. |
Richardson.
Guy Newton and Edwin Watkins
were guests OF friends in Enterprise |
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Juliet Pierpont, Of salem, aud
Mrs. Tom smith, " Michigan, will bel
guests of Mrs L. II. shinn, of East
Shinnston this week.
Miss Pearl Lowe is a guest Of her
sister at Lumberport.
MIR. and Mrs. W. /. Booth are NOV
ing in the Lucas property on Rebecca
street
Miss Byrd whiteman was a guest
of friends in Fafrnont saturday ana
Miss Hannah spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home at sard!s.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moore and
son. Carol, spent saturday and sun
day with relatives at Tairmont.
The REV. Mr.. Hammond OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, is i'll or
grip.
Miss zllla Fortney- spent Sunday
with Tairmont friends.
Brooks Martin. of Adamsville. was
in shinnston on business Monday.
Misses Hess and purfee were visit
ors in worthington sunday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-03-09

WALLACE, Mar 4.-John W. Ed
CELL who for number of years lived
on the head waters OF Big Rock
Camp, near Fonda, has moved to Trl-
dclphia, o., where he has purchased
i fine farm. Two OF his sons, Arthur
and Lester, Went with him. His
other son, Ace, will move into the
property which he vacated and will
run the home farm. Their many
friends wish them good luck in the
buckeye state,
A. X, Freeman, of Rinehart has
u first class cleaning and pressing
4Aop in c, 0. Davisson's barber shop
Mr.. Freeman is also agent for num-
Der of tailoring companies for which
he has taken several orders for
clothing,
Harry Hustead, of the DAWSON ad.
dition, who is store clerk for |. l.
DAWSON, has the distinction OF be.
ing the proudest man and the most
liberal store clerk in town at pre-.
sent, especially in the sale of cigars
owing to the arrival OF a 10 1-2
pound boy, which has come to hi.
place 10 stay.
Il, G. Cameron, of Wheeling, re.
porter Tor Bradstreet's, was here re
Gently looking after the interests 0
his people.
Justice Noses f. Shaver. of Brown
was here Thursday looking arte
business interests.
U. T. Robinson was at clarksbur
recently calling on friends and trans
acting business.
Ray Parrish, Of clarksburg, was
business visitor here recently.
The Ladies Aid Society viii hav
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