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n g. SLOAN CO.. Aucta, 14O7 @ st.
We Successors to Latiner Sloan)

THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SECOND AND
H1RRAkY b1ITRISaah AZ ACTION SRf9StfE NE"
On FRIDAY. JUNE THIRTIETH, 1893, at FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front Of the PREMISES will sell
lot 80 in A. Grants subdivision Of square 76O said
subdivision is recorded in the once Of the surveyor Of
the District Of Columbia. in Book @. r. B, page 81.
The property fronts 20 feet inches street south
with depth Of NO feet on I'd street to Wide alley and
dwelling containing 10 rooms aud ali modern i'm
R,ovsments. and large, fine stable and feed room.
The beautiful situation of this property makes 1t very
desirable for home, and the increasing value Of
property in the immediate vicinity Of the library
building makes this a rare chance for investment.
Terms made known at time of sale
1ey2-d&ds c. G. SLOAN & CO., AuctioneerS.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP. FANTLEROY TELLS ALL THE EVENTS
of life compels love sickness brin back the
separated. sc. 121l Del: ave-. bet NJ and y s:w.
dME. RAPHAEL. CLAIRvoYANr AND AsTROL-
dass; tells how TO retain husband or lover. Consult
hecn love. business or health. She won't dupe you
Sn..chsrns 80 + ST. n W.. Room 10 IL to p. m.
1e--6ts
StASALT BATHS AT HOME. WITH MASSAGE
- administered by competent operators; Swedish
niU Nv nents and magnetic treatment 20S4 18th st.
je1a3w.
pRG CLAYIS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
this civ.
Borrsith WONDERFUL prophetic gift of second sight.
ne evens OF your life from cradle to grave.
nldder Mysteries. RECEIVERS los. property or
ssh pods. points out your enemies from your
.ienos prinss separated toxethsr speedy mar
IIases lth happ. results, tells whether the you
~ hrs s or iAs. inte-prets dreams. gives Success
"a ousinss removes family troIbles evil influences.
rAnxe rom Other cities and all in trouble will
.Ilue an money ~ coming tn right place once,
o. ns s.seds where others have fAilel Convinces
h, Adyertises only what he can do. All
sI.e-sonndeatal- Sittings, SOC. Hours. TO g.
9TH sts. )uthwsst teoo.t,t.
nj MEsROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
-'A me- Al business coz fisntis Ladies' and ger
men, 3O~esch. Hours. pa. 10. to D. In. COS New
hork aV'n W. near 9Th St my.2O2,n'
I QTrt-EOwLER-FOR SHORT TINE-BEST
- known tnce. test. business medium. Consulted
11o1 81. ~. jelo~Ims
THE HGSFokD ELECTRIC INDICATED
vapo- III. unexcelled ~ luxury and as a pre-
ventive totiseass. Also facial steauinY and mas
-te@- SiNt y n. " Inylp2m'
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MAHLON ASHFORD,
je21 -d&ds Address 40 La ave.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIoNEERs

TRUsTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. STU
ATE NO. 0l2 ~" STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust to u.s. bearing
date November Is. A. p 1889. and duly recorded
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and ct
the request Of the parties secured thereby, the
underslsped trustees will sel a pubic suction ~
DAY OF JpLY. A. d. 1893. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
p. M all that certain piece or parcel Of land and
premises situate In the city OF Washington District
Columbia. and known and DESIGNATED az and beng
lot So In william Warnings subdivision of lots In
square 359 g said subdivision is recorded IN the
Book IA. page 60. together with the improvements
thereon. consisting OF two-story brick dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the balance n three equal In
st.lments payable In two and three years. with
interest at SIX 90 per centum per annum. payable
annually from day Of SALE secured by deed Of
ton Of the purchaser deposit Of $500 viii be re-
Quired Of the purchaser at the time of sale. All
ancinR recording and notaral fees at the oost
Of the purchaser Terms Of sale to be compiled with
within ten days from day Of SALE otherwise the
tees the right TO resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaultin0 purchaser.
WILLIAM +. EDMONSTON, r
CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON,S Afus.
je21-d&ds Address, 500 9Th ST. n w.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

For SALOON sTEUBEN ST.. FUTURE CO.
o iumsis rGsd see new map; west @, 9Th 8. 5or
@ go aRa eGE0 6 ShiA isJ Ssi scot
FOE sALE-HALF A SQUARE FROM Mr. LEI
Circle SO II In wds By s. deep can e 5. SopS
Io sas.n at snes for the low sum Of $1,000 Apply
L bargains in lots.
and we'll for bushes. site.
-Four shallow lots on Fla ave- bet n. Cap. and LIST
WATERS & THOMPSON.
je24 1885 st. NV.
For sALE-s75 WILL BUY LOT g BY $40
2 and STE extended will ,sn through East
M s az al
lot b a f1dd s mis- nsl fsf .s ss.
FOR sALE-lLOTs AND 4; soUAEE sos.
90 t. alley ss 0n ss
sf 81 As fopaE q
l. o. o. F.. 17l3 New York ave NV. je17-lm
FSR sALE.L9I r BLScK rs sqgI I Hhook
ssh fl:
EoR sALE..BARGAINs,
subdivde into beautiful Otscostins less than 81 300
18th St u W. near St. lot 5019l. only s1 90
on z $, ne. beautiful lots on grade. sever and
Georgia near intersection Pa ave. SIC
Cor. Del and st. ~ fee: front. 80. 600
Northwest corner Sd and SITS n.e.............Sl5
& bet EM l!h on ls' ciRR fi.E Ss $. 50
E'OR SALE-A NO. lot on 10Th ST NFAE
Senator Sawysr's 2019O; also a building lot
18th st near o. 20x05 frame house ON each under
rent ;cheAp to immediate purchaser.
Room D. 1901 Pennsylvania Avenue
my17-tr
E'OR SALE-CHEAP BUILDING LOTS
II lots corner and 14th sts ne ............. Zoe
3 lots on Delaware zoe
80 lots on = st. bet. 18th and 18TH sts n e zoe
Fine business property on lth near F St
ap29-2m CROISSANr SIXBURY 6lO 18th st N w.
S1C PAYS FOR A HOME LOT AT MAYS
- - Landing. the fine suburb o. Atlantic City; )
squares from r. R. Communication fare Philadelphia
p cents; station on ground fns driving. fishing.
gIlnntrlg bathing. sailing; city and country
binee: OOhouses built last year and not one empty;
SAFE and sure Investment; $50 invested will bring
500 IN months factories built this year lots
I4O teet above ocean 10 per cent of FOR cash 3 lots
for $50 title insured Send for circular. MAYS
LANDING IMPROVEMENT CO.. 65s Franklin ST.,
Philadelphia Washington office. 625 st. NV.
te1-30t
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FEELING AGAINST THE TROLLEY.

The meeting then lost its formal character
and the members engaged in general converse
ton. 1t then cropped out that there wss .
strong feeling against the building Of trolley
road over the lines of the battle and that the
road and its promoters should be boycotted
forever. While there was no open threats Of
violence to the trolley road there was q strong
undercurrent Of indignation at the Dissertation Of
the battlefield. II was also demonstrated that
the veterans feel aggrieved at the failure Of tho
Pennsylvania railroad to provide Q special train
for their transportation 10 Gettysburg, and
that they are correspondingly grateful 10 the
baltimore and Ohio road in meeting their wants
in that respect For some unexplained reason
the certificates Of transportation were drawn
on the Pennsylvania road. As no arrange
ments for a special train could be made
with that company application wa made
20 the Baltimore and Ohio company.
That company offered every facility OF trans
portation and arranged for O special train for
the accommodation Of the veterans- IL VIII
leave here at 6:l0 O'Clock Saturday evening and
will leave Gettysburg Monday evening after the
conclusion OF the days exercises. Tickets for
this train good for Ave days from dste OF issue
will be given in exchange for certfcates good
for transportation over the Pennsylvania road.
The Warrington party Will 20 by this special
train of the Baltimore and Ohio Saturday
afternoon. II is expected that there win b
500 persons In the party.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucrioneers.
ATE NO. 1141 TENTH STREET NORTH

ATE No. 1l4l TENTH STREET NORTH
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust TO bearing
n dber No 1916 folio Of the land records q the
District Of Columbia apd at the OF the parties
SECURED thereby: We the undersigned trustees: will
THURsDAAsYa, THE 81 SIxTa aci DAY Sur OF JULY
the certain piece or parcel Of grouna and prem
trot Of Columbia, and known and desisnated as ana
being part Of original lot eleven uD In square three
hundred and (369). beeinniue Tor the
on 10th st. n at the distance Of 10 feet south from
thence south on said 10th st. 90 feet thence east 9S
feet to ten foot alley. thence north ssid alley 20
feet and west Or feet 70 the Of beginning
toaether with the improvements thereon. consisting
Of two story frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money 10
be paid In cash. and the balance in three equal Install
ments payable In one. two and three wears, with in
tesest at si1 per cent per annnn payable semi annu
ally from date OF SALE secured by deed Of trust
the property sold or all cash. Ct the option Of the
purch! ser ct the time Of sale All oonysy.neins. re-
Terms of sale to be complied with in ten days from
day Of sale otherwise The trustees the
resell the property ut the risk and Of deaultng
purchaser.
CoNsTANTINE Il. WILLIAMSON. Trustees.
fc01 -dkda Address Ia
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SPECIAL SALE Or
CARRIAGES,
&C.,
AT B EEssssHTssssEEEs A SSSSTHHoSs B4zAAss
$40 LA. AVE. NV
,a7a. S. BE ESSsIINNaEERR: $40 L. Ave

T. q. SLOAN Co. Auctioneer,
". Successors to Latimer Sloan)
1407 g st NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
n g. SLOAN 4 Co. Auctioneers l4O7 @ ct.
W Successors to Latimer 3 Sloanl

n q. SLOAN co. Auctioneers, 14O7 @ St
W Successors to LAttmer Sloanl.
ALL THE FURNITURE CONTAINED IN THE
GRANT HOUSE, NO. 337 PENNsYLvAEIA
HfoN p5ukIE iNb s1s ASG
WALNUT AND OAK BEpsTEADs, BUREAUS.
ROBES MATTRESSES. MATfINds. CAR
PETS. HEATING AND COOKING STOVES.
On FRIDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH. 1898 AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. at the Grant House. No. 1897 Pa. ave.
NV: will sell without reserve the entire contents
Of about 70 rooms. Dealers and others should Rtve
this sale their attention.
Terms cash. G. g. SLOAN CO.,
ie24-dte AuCtioneerS.
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THE BANCROFT
ENaRAvINGs. PAINTINGS. PHOTOS, 10.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ABOUT FIFTY EN-
CRAVINGS. OIL PAINTINGS PHOTOS
CRAYONs. &C.. FORMERLY THE PROPERTY
OF THE LATE
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR sAIE-A DESIRABLE aEsIDENCE-
PRICE. 81. $50; story bay-wtEdOw brick on
ia 81 nv, saloon parior large dining r9cm and
kffcheu. bed and bath dry cellar. IN FIRST
Filss repGr; lot o-oxl00 to alley: with frame
IL DAVID D. sTCz'E. 500 and sos ST. n
HOE sALE-sPIENDID INVEST MESTs,
FR1CE. %. 100. renting for 80 month; two
{fr1ck houses northwest. numbered street near
gDyernneas printing Otce-
PRICE. s3.ssOO; renting fO- s24 80 n month. two
brick houses on b st. ne. lot 2sxso to alley.
PRICE, 81. 800; renting for s12 month; real
hice new house on Sth 1t. n ". lot l5xllo
! These are real bargains and must be sold
It DAVID D. STONE. s04 and SOj = ST. n ".
(LYOR sALE-CBEAP TOMEs-CHEaP HOMES
u $50 cash, balance to suit; 10 new houses north
past prices. 81 900 and $3.50; rooms look at them
1t DAVID d. STONE. sO4 and sos + ST. L. W.
yCOR SALE : r9-ROoM HOUSE AND NEARLY
15.0OO 81, # Of ground; fronting on wisconsin
I've (Iennsilytown road. Tunlaw HEIGHTS: within
kDO yards OF Mass extended and the naval OBJ
servatory; MAGNIFICENT view Of Washington, Potomac
fvsr and R5ck Greek valley: best site in the suburbs
rice only $500; worth double. WM- s. MINNTX.
)1a:31 ST. n apl2-3rn
LOR sALE-NORTHEAST CORNER GROOM
It brick and bath; improved stree.s price %. 400
owner leaving city reasonable offer refused Adj
dress G. OWNER. Star Office. jeE7-s5ts
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n g. SLOAN b CO., Auctionsers. 14O7 @ st.
~. Successors to Latimer Sloan).
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FR5ms SALON La sIEUBEN ST. future &C. &C.
80 Paved sidewalk and curb; only 3.HS- per foot.
te2S-J GEO. r. GRAHAM. 1904 ST.
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POSITIVELY A BARGAIN.

To secure ready money. will sacrifice handsome
tdenee rooms deep on ST. near Conn. /; lot 20x
9S 20 alley. must be taken at once object in
selling. E. C. BAUMGRAS
Phone 80. Ce27-tr) 1927 G ST. main floor.
LNOR sALE-ONLY $50 CASH AND as PER
Il month will buy nice new frame house. contain
In rooms. water and sewer: situate Gale At.
price only Ell 800. For further particulars apply to
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15
N. 3. Church South Appointments.

The fortieth session of the
Western Virginia Conference of
the M. E. Church South, closed.
its work at Ashland, KY, on
Tuesday, after a very successful
meeting. Rev. 7. S. Wade is
made Presiding Elder of the
Clarksburg district and the
assignments for the same are as
follows; harrisburg, M 3 Peck;
Boothville, FIN Canfie ID !; Marion,
W / Canter and; j s Kinney sup-
piled; Riyesville, M v Bowles'
and r q Edens; Green; A p
Sturm Sand Rock, Thomas Vii
son, supplied; Philippi, J H
Burns; Meadowville, w r Cham
beers; Braxton, j w Lambert;
ST George, j B j Yoak |; Elkins,
j ID Stalnaker; @ edaryille, 81 r
Bell; Cleveland, Elias Yoak s
Mingo Flats, E r Bowers Glen
vile, @ 81 Burns; Jacksonville,
81 Polling, supplied; Davis, j a
Garfield.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15

The Fall term Of school at
both the Seminary and Academy
commenced Wednesday.
William and Adam Post viii
ship over one thousand head Of
cattle, this week. to Liverpool.
England.
Mrs. B. +. Rumble, o. Mounds.
vile, is the guest Of Mrs. j. b.
Martin on the Island.
Col. N: ]. Coplin. Of Clarks:
burg, was . guest at Levi Leon.
ards . day orstwo last week.
Scott McWhorter win spend
the coming year as Q student at
the Wisconsin University, Madi.
son, Wis.
The NJ. r. Conference has
made arrangements TO erect q
parsonage at Buckhannon. -
Banner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15

Charles Willis died at his
home in Belington last Tuesday
morning from q severe attack Of
pneumonia fever.
John Trimble died at his home
the Brushy Fork Of Elk district
on Wednesday, August so. he
has been aninvalid for over 80
years:
ddleton nkins fell from the
top Of Q dder on which he was
standing trimming i tree, on
Saturday last, and broke both
bones of his leg just below the
knee. ;,s
A little son Of Frank Fleser,
Of 0verfeld, one day last week
fellloff Q hay stack and ran one
prong Of g fork into the under
side Of his jaw, the fork passed
up through the head and came
out in the forehead near Che top
where the hair ofthe head begins.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15
Mary vas True.

+ "A Columbus. Ohio. diSuofch
saws AN affectine scene Cd.
Cured at the penitantiarv when
Mary Myers. Al; honest looking
German Girl who had come aiI
the way from Lonisville called
at the prison 10 see Char]ez n
Stewart. an eight wear counter
sfeiter also from II5onisville
Mary applied AZ the clerls's ONCE
( for sner,n ission "a sea Stawarf
but. as she said she was no rels.
ton. her request was denied
Then the Girl sat down and cried
as fiber heart would rea]<.
Deputy Warden Playford came
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15

Clifford Hupp, the rascal who
worked the library swindle on
the Clarksburg people this sum;
mer, has swindled two Ohio
towns since he left here. and q
long account of Of his depreda-
Tions appeared in the Cincinnati
Enquirer this week. y
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15

CIRCUIT COURT.
Court convened promptly ii ID
4. Y. Tuesday morning with Judge
A. Hagans on the bench. Tia
4 follow Ing persons were impuncIcd
70 serve ~ grand jurors
y. \ Fleming, foreman Levi
smith, = SVisher. Jas Dnul<in n
Z Shrevc, Silas Firrro. j II Mines
VIM I Hughes. NJ X Silcoff. II II
turn, q W Shuttleworth. Ernest
a Rider ) II Chalfant. Jns Il
Moore, 0larcellus Davidson. and
II Basel Stout.
State ys Mrs Mulheran. mi<d'r
2cases, $50 each.
Stateyys. John Lyon, misd'r :
cases, $40 each.
State " Jackson property. not
State vs. jack Drain, ASSAULT.
80 and costs.
stateyswm Taylor assault, $50
and costs.
State vs. Jno Kearns bondsman
Tor Jno Kearns, Jr.; Judgment
Tor $100 cases.
Slate IS Evan Lowther bonds.
man for Mcdonald, / case sI00.
State vs. 4 r Brannon hon,ismnn
Tor Tom Daugherty ! case 800.
State " Henry Shadwell. ii.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15

OF guests. The refreshments were
Of the most tempting and palsta.
bic kind and from s. until ii.
O'clock p. m. many faces beamed
with ulinallcyed happiness. Judge
| Golf Of the Q, 5, Court. Judge
Hagans Of the Circuit Cont.
and many other distinguished
West Yirginians and members Of
their families were present as
well as many Of Mr.. Clarence
I Moore's former friends and ac-
quaintances. His Charming wife
was the recipient Of manymerit-
ed compliments during the even
ing. 6
She was richly costumed in
heavy white silk, trimmed with
chiffon and ribbons. Whatever
dire tion. one turned there
were flowers and ribbons. It
was 9 mizmaze Of beauty, more
potent and real than a dream Of
Elysium. The early hour at
which the TELEGRAM goes to
press precludes our attempting:
to do Justice to the occasion.
On Thursday evening Mr.. A. q.
Rector a sprightly and progress
i've young business man of this
city was married to Miss Iciei
Pike in the presence of a large
number of invited relatives and
friends. The nuptials were offic
iallyin charge Of Rev. B. b.
Evans, of Golf Chapel. The
marriage took place at the home
of the brides parents on east
Pike street, Mr., Henry McKin-
ley and Miss Dora Pike and Mr..
Chas, q. Pike and Miss Blanche
Parill being the attendants.
Laterin the evening a :sumpt uous
supperwas a special feature, all
present being delighted partici-
pants at the feast. To-day Mi.
and Mrs. Rector, accompanied BY
a few friends, viii drive to the
idence Of MI. william Rector
about four miles from townwhereI
a reception and supper in honor
of the happy event will take
place at 5 pm.
The announcement Of the mar
arige on Sept. z Of our former
schoolmate, Mr.. j. W. Wiles, to
Miss Worting, an accomplished
southern lady, came as a great
surprise. Mr.. Wiles takes tour
of considerable dimensions, stop
ping several days at the Worlds
Fair and finally arriving atacozy
home in Morgantown, where we
trust his first year of married
bliss and his last year of college
life may blend in sweet harmo-
MES. Mr.. Wiles is listed among
the prospective classical grad
yates of our State University for
the coming year and is oneof our
rising West Virginians whose
future is promising.
Mr.. w. g. Mcdonald and Miss
Ollie McElroy were married yes
terday at the brides residencenea
Bridgeport. Itwas a very pretty
wedding and was witnessed by a
number of invited guests.
49, -. ~. -
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15

Judge ]. D. Armstrong, of
Hamp shire county West Viz
GINA, died last Tuesday. He
was about Y years old and one
Of the best known men in the
South Branch Valley.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15

Its noted as a little remarlsa:
BILE that President Cleveland has
appointed q negro postmasterSat
Wherefore, Ohio. The towns
the seat Of q college devoted to
the education; Of colored youths
and the county in which 1t Is
situated has the largest negro
population of any in the State Of
Ohio, but the majority of the
people are white. The newly
appointed postmaster is named
George Harding.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15
Since the building Of the rail

Since the ding Of the rail.
road through Braxton county
two years ago, hundreds have
settled there on account Of being
able to obtain cheap homes and
advantages not to be had in other
sections Of the State, yet there
are many Thousand acres of land
there whichis unimproved that
can be bought at ranging from
IS SO per acre which. when
improved, will yield abundance
of blue grass and grain. No sec.
ton fthe State holds out greater
inducements to parties desiring
cheap homes than does Braxton
county. En-.
" 3.t
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FAST HORSE.

= z q I. z. &, :. /.
19o' u heeo' $ Mcbride Taxes
the Lead IN the I: so Pace. &
# &
CIarIsbo,o IA ..,,o,,,s,, /, !,
headr in tba holy con !, : !, !
races that have lust taken place
Parkersbure and Wheeling.
Mcbride. the beautiful horse
owned BY Mr. Gec. j . Reed. a
<h,s city. has simnly excelled
HIMSELF and suddenly taken bis
olace amone the noted pacers q
he country. The Wheeling IA.
6rs all agree that the race ! Is
tbIch he won was the most az.
|tine Of the Wheeling contests
The purse Was 300 With the fol.
owing entries
Bonnie B, i. i. j. a. Hal. Mt.
&sorling. q. Thylie, b. 5. John
Gen. ]. Reed, Glarksburg Syndi-
ambassador Josanh Wehster
suett. q Bessie r Il !, VIM
Gloon. cadix. q i've !. 'tba
entries. Bessie B and Tbylie
ware Withdrawn.
IN the tirst l,eat were i. ya,.v J,
|.ee assorted Iot Il ! a !, s !, I
III starts. AZ last 4 sts,.t ', s.,
b do. with RAYMOND and Nm !.
5 sador Al the front. AZ sbe.
b rter he same order ,vas. main.
|Ssd. On enterinc' tba home.
II sIcb On Tie balf mia M cRr; 81,
|as6 coming, NJ, ~ ~ ANA M
.az sfos, s,a,, Ia, -, ~ ss,. sss
q. H.. ,,sc = s -. ss,,'s ~
|I,o,s-ss :, :, = : s ,,s's NJ ~
4 81. c,,,o.s 90 ss,.' g., :.
& IS
j.o. <.,.,cn 81. 49,. =.
eva,.. within :. ,,,,,,,,.,, - -. :
& he finish bo,gsvs,.' Mcs =, +,
made snnrt aud cs,,,. s, h -,
4 ]anotb ahead Fon :, ) ], =, - !,
,hir5 Ravnond ana ! ,s.ss e
catelast q,;ma s.s, a Z ms i, !, ss q, !,
aronse(, ,ots q = ! !, ! '1s.
zvas nj ,oost ayci I, :, t,,s "a, a..
aeen an thu stra !, th tI s,.,s al
The second to.t s., s., : !. 1870.
ana non No s,dss : ".s : .sa.s,
fba xvinns,. 4 tto o,,,s !, Nscps,.,a
On fbe hscls IN !, :. ~.
~ Wy gsSA ssIescn 1onn norses,
connie p Mcb rlde Ray ond,
sno a'moassaaor, were aiisin 2
ouncns ~ me naiI mile the
m, bass., :, !. s.ac 49,, D 10 ! !,
*,.;..., s -. Z, 4, / :, - =, '..s..s
e'''' lnstne oack stretcn, the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15

The carelessnesso Of q train dis,
'patcher caused tho death Of 10
persons in q wreck in the out
skirts Of Chicago last week.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15
GAY ECHOES
Cupid's Arrows and Society's
Movements.

~ IN ung the matt1.
VIZ .n 's nv ~ 9
3y s y !''1 next ~ g !. an an
Gz5H IN va % pos pility
Fl allM(E % keep fully
posted On their
move III u g nts..
MiaI in q : US b IS
& motto We ribyI
any means and many souls are
vet TO be made happy ere the
chestnut burrs open.
experiences g peculiar little thrill
not Of satisf ction exactly
(really We hardly know what to
callit) when cupid g arrow strikes
ashining mark in our ranks.
Well dame rumor has It that one
has been struck. An eastern
beauty. with dreamy eyes and
just the sweetest ways has capt.
young men who IS fortunately
able to contract and enter upon a
lie OF domestic bliss in modern
style.
Y
Why should g few gray locks
crush amblti IN g manly breasts|
Certainly It does not and unless
the gossips are all guessing Wild
" we shall at no distant day be
treated TO 2 matrimonial sensa
cultured and talk about senility
in'the particular instance 20 does
not amount tola whit.
The promised return of a gay
social season in Clarksburg-the
return to the club meetings and
whist parties that were SO ele-
gantly managed last season has
its sad phase to the fellows who
have not yet solved the knotty
~, 10. ,.a.a. wv sss !. 8 - -
t;as s S y s !. ~ s.a .s, e.
eha n ~ .ssaa au y, =. sns s /, s1s
lums uon cner KNOW
-
we sincerely trust that society
wiz not persist IN talking about
mat one instance OF q Clarks-
ourg girl having such an inter
esting time with an unknown"
at the Worlds Fair. She meaht
Dothing improper and twas lots
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-15

The House Of Lords in London
voted down the Home Rule Bill
by q big majority. 1t had pass
ed the Commons the week before.