The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-01-20
ALL SORTS.

Go to Philip Adler. the cloth,
Ter, for overcoats, winter suits
and hats.
John L. Sullivan played at the
Wheeling opera house last satur-
day night.
Hicks says there win be an.
other cold wave this month. Wont
some one choke him Of. -Er.
Congressman Anderson, of the
Third district,i is the proud father
of the seventh son.
Lieut.. Marcy Med. Price, of
Clarksburg, is in the city on in.
surance business.-State Journal.
Lewis is the only county in
central West Virginia that grants
license to sell liquor.
Our Prospect Valley CORE
spondent reports the marriage of
Miss Grace Robinson to Emory
Cunningham, of Cunningham's
run, on last Sunday.
Much interest is manifested at
Golf Chapel. There have been
four conversions and the meeting
still will continue. Rev. Evans
is a worker and we are glad he
is being encouraged.
One of the most discourteous
acts of a young man when at
tending divine service is to use
the time occupied by the benedic.
ton in putting on his overcoat
and over shoes.
Some English admirer OF Mr..
Cleveland has sent him a pair of
nice warm wooden gloves. Mr..
cleveland, however. will probably
handle David B. Hill without
them.
While an Indiana man was
smoking the other day. a gun
cap burst in his pipe ane strqck
him in the eye putting nis eve
out. Now he has brought suit
against Bloch Bros, of Wheel
ing, who manufactured the ia.
bacco, for $4,000 damages.
Our young friend NJ. S. Corn
well has taken his seat in the
editorial chair of the So,sth
Branch Gazette. AS. one of the
rising young men of the Little
Mountain State we welcome
him, and trust his future editions
may be as interesting as the two
we have before us.
The mail carrier from Philippi
to Clarksburg only gets here occa-
sionally these days, and we should
not blame him for not coming at
all, as his pay amounts to only a
few dollars per month. He says
that in some parts of the road
the snow drifts are 10 TO - feet
thick, and it took him the entire
day to come from Philippi here.
The TELEGRAM is one paper in
tins State that does not complain
Of people borrowing it if your
neighbor does not object, If you
can't take it, and your conscience
viii stand it, God bless you, bor-
row it every time you can. We
hope you will enjoy its newsy
pages just as if it cost you q
cents per week.
Hannibal Peterson, Of Jane
Lew, has sold his farm I'd John
Tough, of Harrison county. Mr..
Peterson has not decided where
he will locate, but we trust that
he will remain with us nc he is
one Of the most intelligent and
practical farmers and stock rails
ers in the county, and his depart
nre from his lifelong study and
occupation would be greatly felt
in agricultural circles. Weston
World.
The Panama Canal Company
hondholders are moving to re.
organize the company on what is
called a commercial basis. A
delegate has been appointed to
oppen negotiations with the
United States Government. He
can do nothing until after the in.
angnration of our new President.
Mr.. Cleveland will have an OPP.
portunity to show il he is patrio
NC enough to negotiate the
frehchmen off the isthmus and
give the Monroe doctrine practi
cal e!fect.-Erpress