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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-27

The mother Tongue is probably the LAM
euage Of Mars
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-27

When one woman praisej another, folks
think she is sarcastic.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-27

The opening proceedings in the Boring
sea 'rbitralion wid begin in Par Febl,r
rary 70.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-27
,rh,sa T.ou.ord Tens Of ssine.

Fame is bright robe but t soon wears
Dus at the elbows.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-27
Money i'm Chickens.

man who devoted % y,An
of bis life to CONDUCTlNG
A POULTRY YARD AS A
BUSINE SS, not a. q pas.
time. AS the living of him.
self ard family depended
on Il, he gave the subject
,uch attention as only o
need OF bread will com.
mand, and the result wssa
grand success. after he had
spent much money and lost
hundreds Of valuable chick.
ems in experimenting. What
he learned In all these wears
is embodied in THE book
witch We send postpaid for
2S cents in stamps. II
teaches ycn how to Dcteci
aud Care Diseases, hOw :"
Feed for Eggs and slso 70:
Patching. which Fowls te
Save for breeding Purposes
and everything. indeed. yor
should know on this subject
GOOK pTD. ROUSE.
ls4 Leonard ST., y. \. CiV
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-27
TO YOUNG NE N.

Splendid opportunity tn learn business that VIII
give steady employment and salary Of $1,000 year.
Send 2c stamp for circular containing full informa-
ton Address Geo a. Lawrence 55 f. 10th, NY. City.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-01-27

HOOPS PILLS are purely vegetable, careful
~ Drenarsd frcm the best ingredients.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17
Commissioners Sale.
H. c. ssmmonp, &c

II. c. Ssmmons, &c,
VS..
VIM. NJ. SEMINARS.
Bv virtue % Judgment AID o.
de. 81 sale Of ths Law ere CO CT 60
Court, Feodefed at Inc Argusl te
thereof. 1895, 10 the ABOVE s.ylr
cause, The undersigned vii, o
Mondes, November 20ih, 1885, =
the court house door ia Louis.
Lswrancs county, KY, (I'eing copn.
ty court day.)pioeeed 20 ezpose q
public sale 10 the highest biddeI
The following described prop-rly
t0.Wit:
Two lots stu ,itd in Lorisa, Law
renee COUNTY, Nv, The frat one
sdioins the q. r. Wilson lot on The
eas:, the Jas. Hale lot on the W. Il
TIE George s. Richardson lot on
the south, End ibe J. w. Yates loI
on The north.- The otter LOT il
bounded on the ives. by the lol
known as the VIM. Movers lo;, east
by the Ssrsh Cared lot, south BY
line running rs the lower l'pe oI
Man street would run " ex'er I'd
end north by a line rOnniog jus. as
the upper line of Perry s;,eet would
run II extended.
TERMS:-Ssle 10 b4 made on q
credit Of twelve months, Purcbas
er will be required / give bol'd foi
the payment OF the pr'cha g mon'
ey, being secured by a len upon
the properly and having me TO- ct
and effect Of a reple,in bond.
A. ]. CARRIED, NJ. G. l.. G. c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17
Wills IS rAeRe.


N"~@-----'
About Growers Plan
SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE steam
err China arrived early Monday morn
ing from Yokohama and Hong Kong
via Honolulu.
Honolulu, Nov. I'm TO the time
the steamer left Honolulu Minister
Willis had not made known his in
structions from President Cleveland
consequently there was no disorder OF
any kind. The new minister arrived
early In the morning of November
and went directly to Blounts head
quarters ut the Hawaiian hotel lie
refused to see reporters until Monday
as he was i'll from the effects OF travel.
On Sunday and Monday the minister
remained at the hotel resting, while
the people OF Hone ilu wondered what
ne was gong to do
On Monday morning November
minister WINS submitted to an inter
view ana ms remarks left no doubt
that ne is duly accredited to the provi-
slonal government. lie said; Il am
sorry l can say nothing on the political
question at the present time In the
course OF the morning intend to adj
dress your minister OF foreign affairs,
ASKING when II VIII suit the convenience
OF PRESIDENT Dole to receive my creden-
.,als from the =. ;. government AT
the same time snail send MN a manu-
SCRIPT copy OF the reinarks intend to
uellVer on the occasion OF my presenta-
tioh 10 nun ms Is my hrst expert
nlcht IN uipiomatic matters out ! un-
uers'a,u sucn 10 DC 'he custom mhen-
ever inc president notlnes me OF ms
reau,hess 10 receive me snail DC on
manu- ohaeS the circumstances u
woulu &c an act OF uiseourtesy 70 the
iis"ai'"" government 10 discuss the
Pori''ea, SITUATION at 'he present time.
!Iesi"eu. Doie promptly repneu 10
minister Wins note ana IL was ar
iansSu nut 'hv ohiVeu states envoy
siiouiu present. ms ereueh.ials 70 the
p ProNisioiai government al IL O'Clock
TUESDAY morning tuesday morning
mi,'islei "niis was again interviewed
anu asSin ueoiilieu 70 s'ate Whether ne
W.. wou'u ~ lnore eiah presen. nus ereuen-
.lais on .ue oeo'isior oi ms mrs. meet
,is WIN 'ne piese,''1''veS Oh .ne pro
s',, so.e,iiileul' ne positiveiy
~ ~ '.oeo "nen ue "ouiu mako
I us oi' 90. eolinunioH'ioh from 1he
~" ;,a s ,,.n,, government 10 inc ma
"ai,nn Hu ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17
POTTER.
News is Sc, 'ce.

News is Sc ce.
Fsrmers sse ell busy the ipg
orr.
W. B. Fsrold, Of this plac', has
Snne to take a position in a tele
graph Office at Richardson,
James Hulett, one Of our la
c,iizeas. died last Thursday, 0
81, o. .eRhOid lever The "a,
have been down v',h the $, NJ
We re glad to say ,oey are sloNh
iGp:ov ng now.
Edward Fvsn', one Of oas o u i
c',izens, bas eolrs'y losl his = T.
sight,
Mis4 Zelda Leila. o, Zelda, VIM
has oeen teacSing school at Politics.,
has ,ateo sex sud is not able TO
RDlrh The school, 1'us.ess have
hired W. F. Austin 10 fpish It,
e. F. Losr tss gone to Ba'bours'
Vile on business.
I. Branham and wife have beer
visiting relstives at Dunlow,
Miss Annie Tanaer, of Hunting.
Ton, is visiting relatives here.
Jene Curnult, is frtqaerely seen
at Polters. What IS the attraction
Jene?
Mr.. Sol Williamson, Of Cslle.is.
burgi s up on business this week.
Success to he Nkws is he wish
uf On Hickory.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17
COL. INGERsoLL
Denies the Report That lie believes In the
Immortality Of the Soul.

Denies the Report That lie believes In the
Immortality of the Soul.
BosToN, Nov. l4.-An editorial in an
afternoon paper says, in speaking OF
Col. Robert &. lngersoll:s
why not make public the rumors
that the brilliant orator, who has been
called the great American infidel, has
been heard to say that perhaps he will
say in public before he dies that he be-
lieves in immortality?n
Col lngersoll wan questioned on the
subject later in the day, and in reply
gave the following autograph state
mcnt:
Il have never said that perhaps before | die
WIN say in public that believe in immortal.
lily. have nothing TO conceal on that cues.
ton ] have always been perfectly frank and
have given the transcript OF my heart and brain.
do not say that death ends oil, neither do /
say that man is immortal I say that do no,
know. To know is one thing, TO believe Is On.
other, and TO hope is sim another. hope for
all good. for all Joy for the children Of men All
can say about immortality Is this. There was
a time when was not after that was, now I
am, and II may be that II Is no more wonderful
that shall continue forever. now that have .
start than IL was that should begin Woloye.
and those we love die and we cling to tho hope,
to the wish, that we may meet agalng Love was
the first 10 dream OF Immortality, and as long
as we love, we shall hope"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17
Beware OF ointmsnts for Ca.
tarrh that Contain Mercury,

Beware OF ointments for Ca.
tarrh that Contain Mercury,
as meTcd will surely destroy the sens,
of ,,ucil and connletels Jerange III,
whole sys.em When enie.ingit Through
Tho mncous SURFACES. Suca sHlcle'
sl'oull never . nsed except on prcscsip.
lions on epu .abiesphvslc;dus, Os ,b,
damsse hey Will 10 Is zen fold to the
good you can possibly derive f,om them,
HSlls Caar,h Cue, manufacturers
By +. } Cheaey 4 Co., Toledo. o F., con-
taius no mercn.y, aud IL Iatea Internally
aclidg di,eet upon sbe blood aud mucr,
snrIsccs Il the system Ia buying
lia.r- Ca.a,i h Cure be sure you get The
geluiie. 1t Is laEen iUternally, aod
made III Toledo, Ono, byF. }. Cheney
4 Co. Testimonials fre.
~Sold by A. NJ. Hughes, Louiss, Ky,
zoe. per bo. le.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17
Commissioners Sale.
H.H. GambilI Eek. VIM. Davis, DECD.
w.

John i. Justice and others.
BY Vi. ne of n judg nent and or.
del OF sale o. the Law .tnce Circuit
Court. rendered at the August term
thereof, lS93iin the above styled
cause, he undersigned will, on
Monday, November Goth, 1898, at
the cortt house door in Louisa,
Lawrence cOunty, KY, (being coun-
" court day. proceed TO expose 10
public sale 10 the highest bidder
the following described property,
situated in Lawrence county, Ky,
Cor a sutiicien. amount thereof, TO
produce the sum Of SLOT Is, with
interest from February 2S, 1887,
and $52.7 With interest nom Feb
luary %, 1857, until paid, Snd the
costs hereIn,) 10 wit:
A tract Of land situated on the
Brushy fork o. Blaine, in Law ence
county. Ky. being the same decided
by NJ. +. Swe. IN N and wife to Mary
Jane Justice and others of date
June 7, 1887. TIE land adjoins
John Stsflo.ds lands aud one OF
the lines runs with the dividing
ridge betweea Brushy aud Hoods
1ork.
TERMS:-Ssle TO be made on a
credit of ak months. Purchaser
VII be required 10 give boud for
. e payment ,l the purchase mon
", icing secured by a lien upon
The pral " cad having the force
urd effect Of q ,eplenvin bond.
A. }. CARED, N. {. l.. c. g.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17

II IT, roitril4 cf I ende; sss'
u . nssrs,in % Mryor Harr 500,
orntly prblish-l - lhe big e
dci.ies 1t nj resemble him,
wnuld ha q hicult matter TO & :
a erses who would oppose ha
ing him vith"ut 4 triai.-HendC /
son Clearer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17
Commissioners Sale.
Carnahan Stewart

T. II. Griffith. f
BY virtue OF a Judgment and or.
der Of sale Of the Lawrence ClrcoiI
Court, rendered a. the August term
thereof, 1898, in the above STYLED
cause, the undersigned will, on
Monday, November 20lh, 1898. al
the court house door in -4ouisa
Law renee county, KY, (beiog coun.
" court dae, proceed to expose to
public eale To the highest bidder
thu following described property,
situated il Lawrence county, Ky.,
Tor sufficient amount thereof, to
produce the sum of 5000 with
intNest from Dec. 8, 1872, and
5000 from May 5. 1892, until prid
and the costs herein. tO-wit:
A piece Of land lying il Laurence
county, XIV. containing oue-hall
acre, situated Just shove the mouth
of Rove creek, on the q. & b. 8. Il
T.. beiag a part OF the land bought
IRON Jeremiah Lambert by the
plaintiff. This lot begins on the
lot that adjoins the lands of Thos,
Lakin and Ulysses Hatten.
TERMS;-Sale TO be made on a
credit of six months. Purchaser
will he required 10 give bond for
the payment Of The purchase mon.
ey, being secured bye len upon the
property and having the force and
effect of a renle,.n bond.
-. CARRIED, M. c. l.. C. C,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17
Train Held Up in nlIno,..

LINCOLN, ILL.,, Nov. l4.-Train No. 8
on the Peoria, Evansville and Decatur
railway, was held up Monday night sis
miles east OF here on Salt creek bridge
The robbers shot brakeman In the
abdomen One Of the passengers went
70 the rescue, and was shot through the
hat. Tho robbers then shot into tho
cars and windows The engineer start
ed up the train and carried one OF the
robbers TO Mt Pulaski, where he
jumped from the train and firing nj
everyone, made his escape. The ex
PRESS messenger turned out the liqht,
and barred the door, saving his money.
CoHNEIIus NASDERnIl.r paid eibO. OOo
for the old Seventh Regiment club.
house In order TO pull Il down and
mako a flower garden ON its site for hlu
new FIFTH avenue mansion
TIM Worlds Columbian exposltlon a
to establish big junk shop in the an,
ncN OF the transportation BUILDING.
where oil the material used In making
the show VIII bc offered for sale.
80 fAr u Lobonguln. the Matabols
inonarch, that although he Is nearly
oIS fool IAN he neoma 10 bo much
shorter When Ia ~ I dress No wmrr
/, broad pr|mmef ,ai with bunol
- ....I.I I.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17
!hssal.l a ,@ l.Tss.
AllRail Line
10
CINCINNATI

aud MI points, III ihu''''', ~"
Oh, Mkea, I;lss, Neh
raska, TcS. 5, Color. &C, Orc
gon, California, Minnesota,
Wistopsir, end all Wcsteir
and Northwes'ern States.
THREE AIMS
DAILY.To
CINCINNATI.
The +. +. V. Nestibnle
Limited is the finest train IN
the worl,lord runs through
to Washington, Baltimore,
philadelphia and New York.
Ii is lighted with electricity
and heated with team. II
you intend travelling in any
direction write for full inlor-
nation TO
| G. b. RYAN.
Division Passenger Agcat,
Cincinnati Ohio.
BIG sAl17 lrlslT 1. \ 4.
WESTWARD. EASTWARD.
Read Down. Read Up.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17

hotels, etc. and eau save grea. deal oi
money. This departments has no.io'.
lice, ieaflEg add .l0g rhOm, Telegraph
Office. wrlIirg room. All these privileges
ere absolutely Tree TO every subscriber.
The Saturday Blade Il a highly iilu.lrat-
c,l wcellv Dewsnarer. The thleago
Ledger IL n well koowa ismily aud lilcr
Pry illes irpied weekly These papes,
sIe the most inlercaing week.-Mrs. cXilnt
sod have the large circulation OF anv
weekly new spapers IN The world-s00, 600
comics wre.lv. The price Of el,lcrp prr
Il $500 per yeaI. ST. 90 for six
months, or three months for
30 GEMS. send In your s',b-crip, ior-
a guide 20 Chicago nnd tho NO ~,
Fsir, pl'o simr'e topics sent frre il INV
address.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17

Evofy subscriber 10 the Saturday Ride o. Chicago
Ledger will receive FegE Cserificats emitting HE
holder TO ca at nnr office u anv honr day, NIGHT or
Sunday, during the wo id's Fall, and he nill locate
you nj whatever priced rooms you With. We per
.sonally investigate boInliug hooscs, ioom. 10 len
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17

McGuGey's Primer DC q Sc
Speller lie
First Reader lie
Second zoe
Third I2c
Fourth auc
Fifth :" &c
Ray's.Prlmary Arithmetic l5c
Intellectual Doc
Elementary - 35c
Practical a Doe
Higher :" Sic
Harvey's Element'y Grammar i2c
Harvey's Practical Goo
Longs Ianguagc Lessons,
Part 20c
Longs Language. Lessons,
Pnriss, 25c
Eclectic Geography, Primary Doc
a Complete 1870
Eclectic Copy Books, hc
Primary History Doe
Advanced History 100
blouse Live In' noe
Eclectic Physiology 0Oc
Potcrman's clvil Government GOc
Wobsiers Primary Dictionary Csc
High School aec
These are ne odiciuI limits, rom-
polloe Ulpw 10 ,hc used IN lhe
Al A. I..II.N
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17

as. STEWART Il Z EnUGnTOX.
t,aia " iert Al sarl,
Ahl,od. Nv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-17

nss
Are broken down iom efrnrk or aonashold
sa'cs Browns l.ui, pift ,rs
sss,af blls. anil rqr- '-sli NJ. % hsniuulnA
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-01-20

10 down IN TIL mines? This here's lazy
work. j b'lieyc Mebbe ye c'dgftsme .
job?"
reflected minute.
81 can get you d job. Z said; .but II
may not be pleasant one. You'll have
70 work two months for a dollar day,
or until You can show yourself able 70
do miners work; then you'll ret three
and half II isn't good country %
90 into, though-it's new and pretty
Wild
Pink was silent . few minutes and
seemed TO be figuring.
II reckon he finally said, slowly,
az en- afford 1t, ef they's three an Q
half day on top o. the wononths; hut
dye think i'll ketch on, o. X n
assured him thought he would,
and he added: '.All right I'm y'r boy
en- 20 next week, when my month'y
up"
SO Pink left the ranch and went &c
work in the hills, IN a new mining dis
trict. Every once in awhile, after
that, used To hear from or Of BIN. In
one Of the superintendent's first letters
after Pinls's arrival lie sent. by ray re.
quest. few lines nbont the new man.
sThe new man you sent IS d dundy--
green. Of course, but nobody's fool.
He's eager to work, and dies ut It like
il was fun. Evenings nov he takes
hammer md set Of drills. and goes
over on the sidc-hill and drills rocks,
to get his hand in. 1 wish there were
few more people liisS him.
1t was not long until Pink was a
miner, OF course, and good one. too;
and as such he continued for the next
couple Of years, always in the same
place.
One day the man who had been super
intending the property dropped in on
US at Denver; he was going 10 quit, as
he had some property OF his own TO
Siook after, he said. "And. " he added,
''of course have nothing TO say, but II
you want man TO look after the prop
perry you'll hunt long time before
you find match for that red-headed
shift boss Pink Dyer; he knows every
foot OF the mine"
We went down TO take a loolsnt the
property; we arrived in the evening, as
Pink was just coming off shift. lie
looked just as l expected he would,
barring the deepening OF the crows
feet and the lines about the mouth:
they were too prominent for so young
q man. 49,
"rh' llss?' said Pink. aoh, they're
all fine. Got new house, mother an
tn kids have, an putin ON heaps O.
dog. Minis got three young nns now.
an Grace's got couple-don'ti 1t seem
funny, though? TIL twins, they're
gittin' on tip top, an Ted. TOO. An
Fan-why, ! s'pose she's young lady
by this time No, ] hain't never been
back; I'm goin' the twenty fifth, sure,
this time, an no foolin',"
! did not tell him of his coming pro-
motion; I wish had, for he never
knew. Late that. night-it must have
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-01-20

been one o'clock in the morning or
thereabouts-th whistle blew ut the
hcistiug works and we ali hurled up
to see what the trouble was, Pink, as
temporary boss, among the foremost.
One of the miners had been killed; he
Swas u new man, and had been trying
to make good showing-that is, he
had failed to clean the roof and walls
the was driftiug) after each blast, and
u loose chunk OF rock had fallen and
killed him.
Pink ans: another man wtnt downito
bring up the body, and presently, when
we expected the signal. @.loist!" there
was an alarm from below. which con.
tinued for some seconds-then came.
the hoist signal.
Asingle man stepped from the cage; it
was the man who had gone down with
Pink to bring up the dead miner. In
few words lie told us the cause of his
first signal.
AS they Were bringing the dead man
ont uf the Staff, theirs had been anoth.
or fall Of loose rock, and Pink had gone
beneath it, .ic and the dead man.
on, hut ii w.s To- Ia, to.a "aN n nsen
nj. l,n. yv,s hrn,,o., ~. ~, 7" -, saNe ilnk-
con,l ,,,tv H.. 49, a., ! , ""H we Knew ne
to bed. ,.oderlv aai 81. .,,"i - i p"s nm nm
Once in awhile hr wm'ji ,.n,ns :" ~, n. :.
his unconscious state ana ,.i,. - as -
At last, about duybreal n, ~. Iaai..
ing ri him. lis eyes nncncI srlJo s L.
what da.i,jai p" he asked
"pcccmbcr S. j.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-01-20
FOR THE COOK.


VINEGAR is better than ice for keep.
ing fish, By putting little vinegar
on the fish it will keep perfectly well,
even in very hot weather. Fish is often
improved nj flavor under this treat
ment.
Corn MEAL cAKE.-one cup of corn
meal, one cup Of flour, one cup of milk,
one half cup of sugar, two eggs. piece
OF butter size of an egg, one-half tea
spoonful of salt, one teaspoonful cream
tartar and one-half teaspoonful of soda,
or two teaspoonfuls of baking powder.
Farm. Field and Fireside.
= OYSTER SAUcE.-Pound one pint OF
oysters in mortar, and to it add two
cups of wine; put them on to boil and
add two tablespoonfuls of salt, half a
teaspoonful of cayenne pepper. Let it
boil up again; then strain through a
sieve and bottle when cold. Sherry or
a sour wine is to be sed-Dctroit Free
Press.
CRANBERRY SAucE.-Wash one quart
of cranbcrrics in cold water, put them
in a porcelain kettle, add u pint of boil
ing water, cover, cook five minutes,
press through n colander. add onr
pound granulatcd sugar, cook one mo
ment and turn out to cool. This mix
ture should be thick hut not jelly, as ii
is sauce. When jelly is wanted cook
FIVE minutes after adding sugar.-Bos-
ton Budget.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-01-20
MATTERS or FACT.

A ST. Locus man owns q cream
pitcher that once belonged 70 Washing
THE bicyciists propose IN asphalt
road, thirty feet wide, between Chicago
and New York.
AN eagle was shot on Hat mountain,
Col, q few days ago that measured
eight feet from tip to tip Of It's wings
If Cleveland should call congress To-
getherit viii be the twelfth extra ses-
sion called since the organization Of the
republic
CHARIOT and foot races, boxing,
wrestling and pitching quoits are coun-
terparts of competitive exercises in
vogue 1000 b. C.
oNE Of the most prosperous of York.
vile On. w organizations Is IN anti
swearing club, which exacts fine from
its members for each sinful cxpletive
usedby them.
.4lIENRy BAKE. who died recently at
Schnylerville, N. ", ranked as one OF
smallest men in the world. His age
was thirty-seyen years, he weighed six
~ pounds, and his height was forty
inches.
A wEIoHrY couple were recently
united in marriage by Rev. DIR. Hep.
burn. Their names are Mr.. Chauncey
Morcland, of indianapolis, and Miss
Annie Bell, Of Dayton, o. The COM
bined weight Of the bride and groom is
Lire pounds. lie weighs COZ, and she
h65 f1of1rda
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-01-20

THE German navy now possesses
eighty-six vessels, either afioat or ready
for combat, representing total OF s1o,.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-01-20

FrFrY-rrvE of the survivors Of the last
war with Great Britain have formed an
association under the name of the $50.
ciety Of the War of 1919" The oldest
member is David Mccoy, Of San Ber
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-01-20
$500 Reward

WE will pay the above reward for any
'nse of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.
Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipa.
tation or Costiveness We cannot et,re
with West'sVcgetable Liver pills when
u, directions ore strictly complied with.
They nre purely Vegetable, and never
hnl to give satisfaction. Sugar coated.
Large hoNes, containing 30 Pills. a5
cents. Beware of counterfeits and imi.
tations The genuine manufactured
only by the John @. West CorSnany
Chicago, Ill. For sale by Cunnjnphain
BroS., druggists, Clarksburg, W. Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-01-20
HOW PINK WENT HOME.
Tho Return Was Not What His
Folks Fad Hoped For.

NIX was not
called so be-
cause he was
pretty. ] have
heard OF people
who were pref
" as pinks, but
Pink Dyer was
OF one OF
these. 1t was
Ills hair, most
likely That
and his eye
brows were OF
that peculiarly
brilliant yet
shade
OF rcd which