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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
2
The merchants press for printing city ordinances while the finance committee seeks a clear accounting of city debt. Proposals urge widening Traders alley, adopting a standing offer for property owners, and distributing the laws to keep the public informed. The Clarkburg bar plans a yearly vacation, with members expected to observe a uniform, general break.
List of unclaimed letters advertised at the Glarksburg West Virginia postoffice July 1003 with numerous names including Miss Minnie Ford Rodgers and John Underwood. The notice enumerates recipients such as Mrs Edith West Miss Mathie Larman and others awaiting pickup.
A notice describes the marriage of Ming Fores and an unnamed bride from Oakland. It notes the groom, Mr McMickens, a carpenter, and mentions friends wishing the couple well. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and bilious attacks, sold by S.C. Stony, a druggist.
Alvy Glackton appeared in Squire Gor ton's court Wednesday morning pleading guilty to a warrant charging assault and battery on Mrs. George Blagke at Shanty Nin-duly. He was fined $5 and costs, and released after paying. He threw stones and struck her but caused no serious injury.
The Salem Terminal Traction Company applied June 29 1903 with clerk Weil H Cole to construct operate and maintain a street railway in Clarksburg over and along Baltimore and Ohio railroad routes including Sycamore Locust Chestnut Mechanic Third and Main streets and Bayore street to a bridge near the depot a city council hearing is set for August 7 1903 the notice filed under Chapter 20 of the 1901 West Virginia act is published in Clarkesburg Telegram for thirty days Joseph Z Bare vice president is named as addressee.
Agent Luther W. Elliott offers daily delivery of one gallon bottles of mineral water at 30 cents, bottled directly from the well without pumping. Delivery and contact details are provided, with endorsements from West Virginia University laboratory analysis noting mineral content. The ad lists distributors and contact numbers for store purchases and home delivery.
Classified fragment lists easy payment plots by Park and Marietta car line with catalog from Jacobs building Clarksburg W Va. Also promotes Cumberland beer Family Liquor Store Braddock Maryland Rye and other spirits with delivery and horse trading by M D Stuart near Central Presbyterian Church. Also mentions Dr Mason office move and sale of livestock, candy shop items, and house for sale with favorable terms.
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