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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
2
A review of Rev Dr Fullerton's thirty years in West Virginia ministry. The piece praises Hall and Clark, notes choir strength in Volcano, and sketches the preacher’s simple, disciplined style. It highlights discipline, lack of manuscripts, and long pastoral tenures.
A chaotic account recalls a 19th century fire that ravaged a main thoroughfare, sparing the Methodist parsonage and Episcopal church while destroying hotels and shops along two miles of streets. It describes the night of flames, witnesses, and immediate aftermath including property losses and a plea to preserve the sacred family Bible amid disaster. The article then shifts to a Oklahoma settlement memory and a testimonial about Chamberlain's remedy saving a man from severe diarrhoea during pioneer days, noting sale by George C. Stone.
Maggie Thatveel reports a disturbance at her home by Harry Felton alias Hiram, leading to police involvement and Wednesday arrest. A warrant from the district court was issued and Felton was found guilty under a magistrate’s judgment, receiving a $1 fine and a $30 bond to keep peace for three months. Also notes local sales and products including Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and various period goods at Miss Mayme Porter's, Braddock Whiskey, Cumberland Export Beer, Kodak at Nusbarem's, and blackberry brandy at Pamily Liguee Lion.
The famous Francis qineml well water will be sold daily through Luther W. Elliott with delivery to customers from Elliot Bakery South Second Street. Bottled in one gallon jars at 10 cents each, delivered to local stores and homes, with a list of outlets and contact by home phone 315. Water bottled without artificial pumping. includes a 1901 university lab note on mineral contents.
On the mainline of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at the summit of the Allegheny Mountains the elevation is 3,000 feet above sea level.
An assortment of notices includes horses bought and sold near Traders Alley and Central Presbyterian Church, a home bidder seeking work for horses, a drop-in eye testing offer at Bland's Org store, wallpaper sales by T. J. Lynch Co, Blackberry Brandy for summer complaints at Family Liquor Store, a grand opening announcement, an exclusive paint store promotion, piano playing touted by the Harmonist, and a musical instrument sale at Ebamipen Music Co.
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