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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
4
County court members Faris J.D. Baxseil and C.F Holden with Galup Mealer traveled about thirty miles for an inspection and expense fees. An application for a new road in the county was considered, and the court plans to reconvene on Monday.
The Choral group that performed Tuesday will meet Monday at 8 PM in Association rooms for reorganization. The ensemble will become a permanent feature of the Association and be known as the Y M C A Choral Steelers. The Pirates of Penzance will be studied first.
A warrant against Douglas Seon sworn by his sister Ada for assault was dismissed by the Mayor Friday evening. The mayor said a domestic squabble led to the action and chose to keep the matter out of court for all parties.
Jacks Building, Correll & Hopkins real estate brokers, list bargains across the city and suburbs. Lot sizes range from 30 by 85 feet to 40 by 120 feet with prices from 2000 to 34000. Properties include two houses on one lot, fronting on Main, Clay, and Brook streets, and investment lots of 300 by 250 feet. Several vacant lots near Jackson and Poplar streets offer easy terms.
The Y M C A baseball game between the married men of the association and the club was postponed due to ground conditions from heavy rains. The game will be played at 4 Twosisy afternoon next week.
Salvation Army tent on Second street readies for opening services on the street and in the tent tonight. Tomorrow at 11 a m a Holiness meeting will be held and at 3 p m a Christian praise service. Adjutant Trevitt of Colontown Fa will lead the meetings as Captain Pood puts it.
An ad promotes a whiskey sold by the Family Liquor Store in Clarksburg, Washington state, praising Braidocks Pure Barley Malt Whiskey as superior and free from fusel oil for indigestion and dyspepsia. It notes availability at the Janus building and a contact for purchase.
Notice warns residents of Clarksburg about an upcoming event at the Tuckhasi dairy farm on the fair ground. Residents are instructed to prepare and watch for a person or process described as “I come around” with buckets of pure milk.
Real estate notes list properties on Clay Street near Main Street and W Main opposite Fourth, with sizes 45 by 154 feet and various lots extending to Mechanic Street. Properties in Adamston Broad Oaks Alta Vista and parts of Clarkshuns East Clarksburg offer different sizes and prices. Office invites visits to discuss homes or investments and promises help if desired property not yet available.
An infant of Ste and Mee Ralph Stith died Saturday morning at She Young at 310 East Main Street. The funeral will be held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock with interment in the local cemetery. Mrs Chua Ritenour hosts Smith and daughter of Nova Ohio as guests. Dr M Turner visits from Morgantown. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised as reliable for summer diarrhoea in children. sold by George C. Stone, druggist.
Notice announces the Eureka Plumbing Company organized and opened for business in the Stotler building Fifth street Glen Elk. A S Goold is president and Charles M Johnson is manager. The firm offers plumbing gas and steam fitting with satisfaction guaranteed. Phones: Eureka Plumbing Co Clarksburg West Virginia. Aprante.
A mixed listing shows Braddock Maryland Rye and Cumberland beer at distillers' prices with prompt delivery to city addresses by Family Liquor Store near the post office. The ad notes horse buying selling and boarding at a barn behind Central Presbyterian church, with Dr Hanlian offering eye care and a harness shop run by Reynolds on Main street for up to date harnesses.
Miss Quinby will lecture at the United Brethren church in Adamston tomorrow at 10 30 o clock. The talk on temperance is under the auspices of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union in the county.
A distressed family, living in a remote location, resort to Bucklen's Salve for injuries and sores after an accident. The ad claims the salve cures wounds ulcers and similar ailments and promotes its availability at Frank G. Bland's drug store for 25 cents.
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