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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1908
Page
2
Local dealer MF South advertises wall papering and painting services to avoid sash work. Provides Bella phone 398 1 Ring 1 and address 38 Monticello Ave Clarksburg. Also offers help furnished for housecleaning.
Bridgeport and Clarksburg report a bustling prep for the Hoffman Hall event. Committeemen praise rehearsals with acts including a seven ton elephant on a wire and a tiger show. Opening night set for 7:30 p.m. with a live band as crowds are expected to pack the venue.
WILGONBURG Feb 10 The Re efve Gas Company plans to start drilling on the J H Morrison farm. Hob Richards is a Doddridge county hero with others eyeing a saw mill and claiming a 20 000 feet per day cut. Bruce Wilcox sustains a minor injury at the Garrett well on Simpson's Fork Limestone Saturday. John Hildreth visited from Rock Camp and Robert McAtee of Byron paused here. Harrison Fletcher from Clarksburg attended to business. J B Strother Levery and J J Archerratt from Gregory's Run were here Saturday. Louis Payne's property faces sale by attorney Goodwin. P O S of A held a special meeting Saturday night for urgent business. Dr M Dawson notes attending forty pages last Saturday. June Jarvis's children report menaces. B&O railroad train traffic rising. Monongahela Gas Company's well activity noted nearby yesterday. Dr B Mowers and Glarksburg visitors spent time on Gregory's Run. Mr and Mrs Oakey T Mannah visited Sunday on Gregory's Run. T P Reynolds of Reynoldsville is building three tenant houses on the lot end. Albert Davis has a new store on O Nell. A casing crew works on the Howard Coal & Coke property. Miss Margaret Flynn attended the Con district Institute in Adamston Saturday. J B Clarke came from Fairmont today.
Chester Shaffer and George Jenkins of West Union and Jamon Cossoli of Kenton in Doddridge county face internal revenue law violations. U S Deputy Marshal Hupp and U S Commissioner Thomas S Spates ordered bonds of 200 dollars each. the men were bonded and released.
A small frame house on the Gof farm north of the railcord station caught fire Sunday morning. Ry Core, sleepily awakened, escaped before the blaze fully took hold. A neighbor broke in to wake him and the door was forced open. The old structure burned thoroughly.
Son born to Mr and Mrs Charles B Alexander of this city at Parkersburg Saturday morning. The infant joins the Moss family at the home of Mrs and Mrs H H Moss.
Special to Telegram Shinnston Dr Harevey Miller died this morning at Cook hospital Fairmont of typhoid fever aged 32. He came from Elkins two months ago and bought the practice of Dr J H Rinehart. He leaves a widow and burial plans include New York. A Partners' School will be held at Philips beginning February 24 offering free instruction.
In Toledo County a firm of Cheney & Cay offers to pay one hundred dollars for each incurable case of catarrh cured by Halle Cure. Franklin Cheney and A. W. Gleason certify the remedy as blood and system tonic. Send for testimonials. distributed by Cheney & Co Toledo. All druggists stock family pills.
If you have catarrh rid yourself of its repulsive dikqusa. Agh Dr. Shoop of Ruelne Wis offers a free trial bottle of his Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy. A simple test will tell you the truth. Write today and don't suffer longer. Sold by all dealers.
A simple remedy for coughs croup and whooping cough is sold by H F Burke. It claims to gently laxative effects and immediate relief for children with promises of driving poison from the gustum. Mothers urged to use daily for relief and sanitation.
A fractured OCR-style snippet advertises Kennedy's Lasative Cough Syrup promising gentle action on the bowels to stop coughing by soothing the throat. Also mentions Swert Melody Flour and vague street directions, with garbled dialogue and misspelled terms.
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