davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-12-28
AturktheriH1t+

Tol8enOe 8reiie tpurben bel erOBeren
9artten e~r3telt:
Butter, bette Creamery aare 81
CO, CUTE 300, mitteImGBige %
@25c. 0airp, bette, 24c025c, mttteLgute
uno quite 18@23c, frif3er 8adtn9 Stot
153@163c.
8uttertne, Gaitlate 0airp, Is,
@mpire 163, bette Creamery 10, Suinoiler
III III v&oQs" ODER fletnen @ebinben &c
mebr.
&dfe, Bette vTlu Cream Gbe6bars",
11c@113c, rGwtns" 11@12c, rgOung
9tmerifa" 11(@124, nacbgcmacbler Scbtpeiz
ser 123@133c, r8rit" 123@13c, 2imz
burger 12(913c.
8obnen, 8eite vgaaoics" $1.45@
1.60, mitteIgute $1.4O(01.45, NIT ser Ma
icbtnc gereinigte 81 .30@1.35.
Gter, gan3 frti6e, 21@22c 6as 9b6.
89tSteD, $1.15.
@efIi9el, Ieben6ises, Turfe0 ga
&C; 6ibner = 6ennen 5@-c, aGte unO
iun9e 6(063c; Gnten 8(09c fir ~Iebenbige /;
@dnie $40; Spring Gbidens" 63@
7c bas gfun6.
Obft, aeO0rrtes: MepfeG, tanfIidb ges
trodnete, 73@10c, baS Bfunb, an Ser
SOnne geb0rrte nOrOticbc 5@61c., 9fir1ide
5@6c., 8rombeeren 6(07c., tStmbeeren %
244 Galifornilbes: Qlprifoien 14@16c,
nibt9eibalte 8ftrit9e SOLE, aeicbdLte
22@24c; 8flaumen 9@13; &oltnen s:
v2On6on 2apers" $1.6502.00 6as &iitz
3e1, uMhusfateIer" $1.00@1.35, lolc
4@6c.
. b #, friibes: NepfeI $2.25@2.5O un6
$3.0O@3.25, ie na9 Set Site, 8ananen
81. 00@1.25, Gttronen 81. OO@4.25
&ortoffeIn - 8urbants 54056c,
Sebrons 53@54c; Goie -0-c; burcbz
chamber 45050c Ser 8uibeL. SerieDz
SweetsB Otatos So. 5003.75 bas SAP, SUIT
nptier s.. 750-.
, 1893-12-28
Waren ofenbar feine NeuIinoe.

.Oiebe bracben beute Mor9er in Sbompz
IONS Snitrumentloben, 367 Wabaib Qtpe.
Elm unb itablen 8aaren i'm 8ertbe bon
$1,000. Die 9iebe batten cine Sdbeibe in
Bet &nr6ertbiir cingeoritdt un6 banu ben
&tcgel suritfeei3oben. Settiamer Weile
mill Der gSdbter BET ieinem itiinbliden
Gunogange nibtS gluffaucnbes an bem Qoz
beit bemertt baben uno eS liegt baber bic
9tnnabme nabe, OaB ber Ginbru6 crit berz
iibt p'iroe, na9Dem Der @dbter ietne Iebte
&utoe' gema6t bate. 0ie 6erriionitr.z
8oli3et lit benabribtist porbel1, bod1 bat
iie bisber BON Sen Diebet feline Spur gez
funoeu.
, 1893-12-28
: Ser unb sSrou @obcrt Stt,er ffqnben

= 9err unb 6rau &Obcrt <3er itan6en
beute 0torgen Dor benz Gtchter &criten
inter ser 2~tnflage Oes tbdtltcben angriffs.
Die SId9ertn, Trou 8uiie BON $40. 80
@rie StroBe, bef9perte itcb, baB Oas gez
nannte @bepuar tbr BEL einem Streit etz
men 8iGberrabmen ouf benz &opf e%ntatpei
gei6Iagen bitten. Die QIn9eflagten pur7
ben nit te So geitraft.
Ser 1Ojdbrtge, in $50. SOB Cuttings
itraBe pobnenbc SO6n &lager gerietb 9eute
frlib an Der 8elt 9ine@&rcu3un9, nabe Ser
40. StruBe, unter bic &Gber zines gtort6ern
Baeiftcz 3u8es unb erlttt oerarti9e Ser
~Iebungen, OdB er furae Belt barauf i'm
GountpS SoipitaG ieinen @etit aufgab. Ser
Snqueit iiber bic 2eibe iou mor0en Nacbz
mittag in Der @onntDeWOr8u ~ab9ebaIten
peroen.
, 1893-12-28
6cHOrbe1t*

&ertt, &atborina, Mittlpe bon Syobn Rern, i'm AIter
pom IS Sabren nno 8 @tonaten. 8aS gegrdbuiB finbet
Srelta9 ben 20. 9e3enlber. 9 1br MUrgens, bonn Srauer=
hauie, 252 Meft Is. StraBe, mad Der 81. 6ranuisfus=
Strbe on Der Y. StroBe ulb 9tetpberrD aoe,. uno BON
mad BEN ct. 8OnifacuS-@ ottesader 1tatt.
Sic trouern0eu 9iuterbIiebenen
&tlbeIrt &ert, SSatharina GIiu,
&atbarina SSetI, 9lmrta ySciner,
GbrtIt. 8uIcr, cSuIepb 0Seimcr,
Wtargatet5a SuIet, &enrn gSebev,
Soiepb Sin, &briitina gSeber,
2So52t nebit Z &lnoern.
, 1893-12-28

= SINS &tofter eeganset. Qtus garis,
Z. 9e3ember, tptrb gen1eIOet: Die gttcbte
oeS grGiibenteu Der &epublif, SrGulein
@abrtele Dupont, bat geitern aus ben
0Gnben bes 8ii9ofs bon 0in1oges ben
S6leter geuOmmen un6 lit in bas &Ioiter
Stiles Be Notre>0 Game Sc Satnt50eonar6
i'll 6aute78tenne eingetreten.
, 1893-12-28
beirothsfheine.
Seute tpurben Bic foIgenben Ssiratbs :
l9etne ertpirft:

6eute tpurben Bic foIgenOsn 9sirat5s
lcbetne e%riptrft:
Sitter.
6u9b Miiolt, 9(u1tte 9oftp.. ........ .22-19
6enrD Sbepbarb, Goio Collins. 80. .24-22
6orel Woramec, 6atar5pna 6apraltet .22-22
@oparb 0ltblon, Sarab Sennin9S. 1916
Nbrabam Nbrabamleu, Q~lnnarQuberIen $3.50
Srantile eft Gore, @nl1o Wtll5ifopa. . .26-22
gSm. Beloer, @ertrube 8rDpn... 5000. 1913
George Sabnt, Cora 8rpnn........ 1913
&bpmas 9fau9bti1t, Bole Murpbp.. $3.50
0fot3ias @9ilber9er, @tor9aretba
4re6 gG' sIorf' 66ii6 ,6an6i:o ~
Srant WtaOer, @bna 2awreuce. ..... .22-1S
4Seter 9onte, 8ertba Sebltn9 ....... .24-21
@pltrdp NllberIolt emma Sobrlon. . 1914
6ermalnt oaad, Bertha &oiiop.. ... .22-1S
6ront S6ulb, Wtorp &redfeIb. 49,. 21-22
gttcolas 6uft Wtomie &itbiep. ...... .25-17
@Oparb Stouef, Otarp &rppps..... 1913
@rnit Wilaer, Mtntte 2~tOuIion. 800. 1913
Na6 Ger0ffeutGi4un9 ~unieres seitrisen
8ertcbts ertDtrft:
Charles S6merber, Q9res S6umo6er22-21
OtarttlG 8onaOurer, pauline YrteB. 1913
Sranf SalSburt, cSel1nie @learp... ... .29-27
6etrD QStl Jon. Nmeiia Omit. ....... .33-19
Sontes Gtoo0ort, %SSeauie @iIlou. 80. 1927
Oscar Stds, Nnno Bud ......... .27-22
gilbert 2en1Dlon, &atbrpn Goodman .21-19
@rllit 0olbbofL Otarp Stod. $500. ..21-2O
Qu9uit Norobolm, @9nes @Ooliou.. .32-18
Gbeooor Jfac3tnstt, Srouces 9taufiez
mlcD 1916
elmer Mor9an, @attte @oob....... 1875
8re0 SarloIL 0tarp @eiI1img ...... 1870
l55tol @alion, Seltnte Miuer. ....21-22
Solepb @orls, 6lora Yerrp 500. .22-22
@bmtl1 Nellolt, Watbilba Sacoblou.. $3.50
ISM. @ribbs, Senllie Morlin9. ...... 1924
So9n @are9orga Sennie Seller: ......22-18
Antou 3ruit, Nntonia IoorulS... ... .22-21
9ouiS Seibert, @unte Wteper. ...... 1913
Ralt0le &owlep, MaltOe 8ueban. .24-20
Yoltl @u6alstt, 0%toialta 0ouielsta.. .21-16
Pbtltp Goodman, Sa9ab 2eier. $500. .25-25
Qlt9uit Gliell IT,, Otartba @alt6ers. .24-2O
Glgene Gemiie, Solfo 0iie. 1870
2up6ouio Son, gillian 0itraroer. 49,. .42-30
Sobn Selboule, emma S6iplep. zee. .51-54
2lrtbur grown, Mta99te 8o1pltit9 $3.50. .29-32
Grheit 6owtins, Siubele MurOougb. 1913
@ufreO 29ttbans, Mtinna S@neiber. .24-22
8otrid 9op, 9ltce Serbian. 1870
&e9tralo NeeIep, Clara 8air ...... .24-23
, 1893-12-28
IN feinem SofaI berdubt.

George 3te9Ier itanO 9eitern Nbenb grade
i'm 8egriff, ieine 8eit 43. unb Single Str.
g~eIegene Birtbibaft 8u iblieBen, ais BRET
WtGnner eintraten unb ibm mtttbcilte11, bpB
tie nocb cine tpt9tt9e 9lngeIegenbeit bel i'm
su regeln bitten. 0aruuf 5og elmer etnen
Geooloer unb belt ibn benz eridrofenen
@trtb bot ote 8ruit, Elm 3tpeiter fteatc iib
ais 8acbe Dor Die Gbiir, ipdbreno Ser Orttte
ii9 DeS 8oifeninbalts, SIS in boarem
@elbe, elmer goI6enen l1br unb zines Oiaz
mantringes, ~bemdbttate. Damn perlieBen
ite bas 2otal tpieber unb mur6en iettbem
trob ~etfrigen Na6fOrl6ens Der 8OLiaei
ni6t pieber 9eIeben.
9Ibnnnirt n1tf me 0Ihpn6hIntt 6pr SUiunis
, 1893-12-28
Sn0eS=Qn3ei0e

Sreun6en uno 9efauuteu Die trouri9e gtadrl6t, bah
unlere Itebe Sodter Wartir SdlIitt int glitter BON 3
Sabren nno 8 Ntonaten ianit i'm 9erru entlblaien if.
gle 9eer0t9un9 finoet bonn Srauerbauie. 9o. SIG 5iib
9allteo=StroBe, am 5reitag ben 20. 9e3ember, nm 10
nbr, nab benz ct. 8onifatius=9 ottesader itatt. 8e.
erbt9uug prIoat. 8eorgc GdlIitt,
WoiaS6Iitt, geb. 5ofmau,
2So32t Glteru.
, 1893-12-28

5u eeItalten. Der beften einer 1T, Ser0auz
u~n98beidtperoen su ~furirer. Gin 0earn,
ber baron leibet, fam fid zines ipOblbeietz
ten Slides ni@t erfreuen. Sie MAIDEN
6u8 2ebeu 3ur 9ait, Die Sinsabe on Oas
@eIddft 1d)iuieri9. Der 3uitanO 0es
Ma9en8 nnO be8 @ebirn8 iteben in 70
en9em .3uiommenbanq, baB es ntr natiirs
lid 1T gu fa9en, boB Elm ipirfiameS Weittel
ee9en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oaS Qeben
lei1ter mabt. Sin iol9e8 Mittel 1T Der
ddte Sobann 9off'f6e M6alsertratt.
Ct ffdrft uno itintalirt ben &0rper, Obne
i'm 51 erre9ett.
1tnfere 8roldiire tutrb 1tnettseltlib b%erianbt.
gtan bite itdl Dor Sdlitun9en. per ddte
@rtraft trdgt ben Ndmelts5u9 bon Sobauu
Soft auf Der Gillette am SaIie jeber Slaf9e.
Gtsner & Menbelion Co., @senten, 152 uuo
f54 Sranflln st., Stem 0ort.
, 1893-12-28
So0eS=Mttseiae.

Nertuanbten nno 9etauntem bic tralrlae gtadridt,
bag unier lieber Batter BrieoriG 0auau am Mtitts
mod Aben6 UNI SO uDr I'M utter BON 81 Sabreu uno 8
lelig entiblafen lit. 8as @egrdbniB fiuoet
itott ont Samitog ben 30. 3e5ember, l ubr No6mittoqs.
BON gto. 33 "a. StraBe mad Der Salemss8ir6e uno bon
oa noh Sraeelano. lin itllle SbeIIuobnie bitten
Gerntalm 6auanS, SobH.
WmiIic SSudipIo, So6ter.
28o33t &tugMlt SsndfGIo, SGuieoeriobu.
, 1893-12-28
Nbenbblatt ber 81. Staatsz 3eituna


lift in ben uHten augegsbeueH @elfafteu gu boben:
0prSiette.
6. Senttner, 1899 2incpfn Moe.
q. 6. stephan, 1l5o Siucoln 4ns.
403 6roB Gtoe.
402 Eoscpe 8ouIeoorb.
q. &. Semitic, 1881 Belmont goe.
g. Goldman, 1744 gIart Str.
6, 81. Woore, 442 &tncoln Mpe.
Son Gplabs, 485 2ineoln @oe.
6. R. Sab, $40 Sincoln gloe.
Sranf Maoner, 597 2iucoln Qoe.
Soiepb Munf, TAT Siurulu @pe.
6. gseubols, 949 2iucoIn Nbe.
gnt 2aDior, lOl7 Siurolu Npe.
SO. Betting, 1925 Glort Str.
8a"ber. 457 GIorf Ctr.
Srou Sinbemann, 421 @Inrt ctr.
6. 81. 9dr, 313 @Iort ctr.
80. u. Woneo, 267 GIarf ctr.
81. Serlnorn, 161 gIorf Str.
S. 81. Geoen, 513 glart Str.
s. 9ebner, 590H @Iarf Str.
Sono 8rps.
y. Sopprtaun, 967 gIarf Ctr.
s. 5mttb, 981 Glort ctr.
Jrau 6. @alfer, 453 Wels ctr.
90. <tberfprb, 500 Meas ctr.
Surnbun, 55 Me4S Str.
90. 6. Sdrtibt, $50 meaS Str.
s, SO. 6neet, 707 Meas Str,
Sobn @tarr, 29O MeQs Str.
9. @urrie, 306 9gens Str.
6. @ieIe, 344 Meus Str.
s. 9iaer. 1853 9Dels Str.
Qrutr, 119 Meas ctr.
SpDn 8erf. 141 Meus ctr.
Sobn 9udlep, 211 Weas ctr.
Srau 6. Sobnion, 276 aGels Ctr.
6. g8acing, 100 Mel5 ctr.
s. Sollnr, 1888 gGeQs ctr.
6. 6erio1t 80 mels Str.
.. Neber, 1876 Sarrabee Str.
Spffmanr, 464 &arrabee ctr.
g.. Berger, SIT 2arrobee ctr.
Srou 6. Mprgart, OPS 9iotfion Str.
&be Columbus, $40 Dipi1tpn ctr.
6. %. @bite, 407h 9ipifton Str.
g. 6. 9}elIott, 1874 9ipiiipn Str.
6. Nnberion, 81 3iptfton Ctr.
s. Wtitller, 81 Miaotp ctr.
$. u. Gbmoun, Sc Miaulp Str,
8. S1urtell, 81 State Str.
S. &. 9tebl, 255 GleoeIonb IOe.
8. S9urf, 391 @eb9tpif ctr.
@. 8. NeBler, 5S7 Sebglpif Ctr
9R. GuaeL 1893 Seb9pid CTR.
&teuier, 2S2 Gebgpid Ctr.
SDhu Steirt, 294 geb9mid ctr.
9itties, 262 9eb9tutd Str.
6. 6. Yutta1n, 249 @lDbburu GnG.
8apter, 403 @lDbonru Npe.
q goo,n 900 Grnhnrrn Orn.
u. 20. SCbIid. "a GlDbeurn &oe.
&pbert 8reeer, 19 SGinois ctr.
G. ed,rohoT 91e mnrta+ G+r
atTnehIoh g. m}onunseu ao1 Sport.t "a,
Sortprbpro 90 Center CTR
q grbpn lao gp,tpr ctr
ero,, so Qrhr ~ Grnr,;. CIV
SIro ecror,or 70 e,tos,;a G+x
Sbos eSbS[ ne G,osris az
mor o;n+orF4.xn oEo sp,,.h ~.
Sho1etfes
Nubitorium SpteI.
9ictoria Setel.
WeGinoton SpteL
Selaub SoteI.
Mlc@oes SpteI.
S~eriuoton SpteL.
80 .gonareb ctr.
81 Moums ctr.
III Ban 9uren ctr.
10 SarriIon Ctr.
Ill 9arrtiou Ctr.
S5orf SDteI IS. ctr. uno Mabaib MnE
OsuaS.uu
~
Sehp' 10y rs 2toFlp 1pe'
nGNR w w Ntn N am nnh NINA
, 1893-12-28
0runbeigentbnm

pertaufet @aIifprnier 6ru9t. 2an6 : Som.
~ pier Opn 20 Acres fir S2l00; i9tCft fHr Circular. 8.
%. Siteman, Simmer 34 @iblauo SIod, SO @lart
Ctr, @bieogo. 6b51W
Tim guer @lgeutbunl raid 81 ~berfouTen poer al pertau=
~ i9erL geBt 81 Ptnger Bros, Simmer "a,
201plS 8 Dearborn ctr.
On pertaufen: SpIbe, Die IiD on Der @riiubnitq
~ etner. o%eutIben Iufeoelun9 in SioeaIifprnien Su bez
tbetltgen rto fmD Die Der Golonie g%emdbrte1 auberprbent=
lid 9%ttnltt9en @eojngungen 5u5utpenben %ipituiden. mDoen
ta9siber i'm &afefi6e Building 70. .g8. =@te Der @bams=
lr6 @lortitroBel 3imrier No. Al por1preden, pber I9
briefli1 an s. SoeB, I. 0. Su. Staatsseitln9, ipenben.
~a920batp
On perfo ufeu -Rapen boob. Sie fb6ufts
u Gde III oie1er biibi1eu NIB b~liibenDen 0orfta6t.
SBafer nno Seucr in hen Stroben uHb Die Gtrobel &c.
pflaitert. Sage: Sibs uuo Oitfrout. Megen Yrsis un6
ipeiterer IuSfunft iuenbe man itb miiubIit) o6er I9rifts
Imb on 30 III. 8. see. 112-114 9earborn Str.
8opce Building. 20Hihoip
, 1893-12-28
Sinnn5ieue8.

S2o1e, GuiHIau & 60, Mort9oge 8auferS, 72 9eors
" bprnitraBe, perleibeu @elb auf @bcoQoer Srtno=
eigentbuuI Su ben n~ieOrigiteu Preiien, iplpie 0uds AMI Sc
bdu0e. 6Oe3, ST.
, 1893-12-28
8eTOrbeM:

Qm 2s. Sesember 1893, @~fctoria gSpiuntan, i'm
Glternbauie, go. 752 SO. IL. Str, i'm glitter BON % Sab
rem, 2 Ntouaten unb Is 9a9en. 8eerbieung 5reifaa.
ben 80. 9ecember, Wtor9ens $50, naf Der 9ol9 3rinlt9=
Strbe uno pon bort per &uti9en nadb benz ct. 8puifa=
cius=SirGbbpf.
, 1893-12-28
GlaiitfiSirte Mrtseiqen

foften bis gu 10 Worten 10 Gents, ieoes peitere MOrt
/ Sent. 9telenoeIube fret.
, 1893-12-28

Nbonntrta uf 6as Mbenbblatt Der Sninots
Staatsz 3eitung. 9rets / Sent.
, 1893-12-28
SOoes=W nSeige.

Sreunoet unb getanuten Die tronriqe g1odri1t, bag
nnier 9elie6ter Sobn &pmis Nott i'm Nlter BON 80 Sab.
rem, 4 ! tonaten ltn6 Fl Sa9en, am 26iteu bieies Monats
NbenoS 8 ubr 35 Wttutter itnrb. 8eeroiqunQ SreitaQ
l uDr bonn SrouerbauIe, 697 Ngeas Ctr, Ha3 Stole
9tn. I'm title 3beiInanme bitten
Tcroinauo uuo Caroline &ptt.
, 1893-12-28
Hartners.


CStn friid eiugeipouoerter iuuger Wtoru, nit etnas
~ 8ertDgeu, tpituIdt itb in BortuerIBtp, Saloon
poer SntDer por9e5ogeH, 81 betbetIigeu.
1914 State=Str, GDieago.
, 1893-12-28
unterriht.


(Sin 9%epriifter &ebrer iubt eine Steae. @ngIib,
Seuti6 NIB Ntnfif. Nor.: H. FL Staats3t9.
, 1893-12-28

9IbenbbEatt Der Sa. @taatsstg. l Sent.
, 1893-12-28
Hferoe un0 @d9eH.


&0onu biaig erlporben peroen: Sin 8GatfDrm=Spring-
~ Wa9en. @iirOe eiren OorSiglidei 9Sagen far
SroCer. 9ntd)er pber 8dder ab9e6en uho mar nur eiren
Wouot III Sebraub. Wlroe fir Sdulbet iibertp1Hl1eu
nnb muB Oertauft luerbelL. Sam beiehen ,ueroet IN Der
, 1893-12-28
stelenqeinde.

guaei9sr inter bieier 5tubrif fiub fo%itsnfr.i.
IL efu6t: Gin finter iuuger Bartender iu1t SteL
02h73t
, 1893-12-28

Mefn9t: Stele os @Iert, poer iroen6 cine 9ei1dfs
" ti9un9 i'm ootel Ober Office; ipri1t uuo correippn.
Dirt oelti9 nnO englti9. &orefie: SEQ. 6. @larence,
4 State Ctr. 27o53t
, 1893-12-28

mefu6t: Sin iun9er SdneiOer iu6t arbeit Staot
o6er Snno. @brift. Pietfer, 1872 anitIn ape.
2S033t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-22
In Colored Circles.

Mrs. G. W. Honley, nee Miss
Eva May Sehon, of Cleveland,
Ohio. is visiting her parents on
Monticello avenue.
Little Emma andWillie Thomas
arrived home Monday evening
from a visit to their aunt in Graf
ton.
Mrs. M. w. Grayson has been
very i'll for several days is now
rapidly recovering.
Lizzie Thomas has typhoid
fever.
The camp meeting held at
Shinnston camp grounds was a
grand success.
Rev. j. W. Riley who has been
in our city for several days left
Wednesday for Weston to assist
Mrs. Bell who is dong a gzeat
work there.
Mrs. Washington and Miss
Monroe who have been the guests
of F. o. Lacy on Main street re.
turned to their home IN East
Liverpool last Saturday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-22
Cherry Camp.

Mr.. Charles Hickman, Of
clarksburg, spent a few days
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-22

last week with Mr.. Sidney Hick-
man, Of Indian Run.
Mr.. w. g. Johnson, Of bod.
bridge county, has rented prop.
erty here and will move to this
place soon.
Mrs. j. M. Curry was visiting
her grand daughter, Mrs. Davis.
OF Walker. last week.
The South Penn and other oil
companies are leasing here. 1t
is thought that operations will
begin here soon.
DR.. A. l.. Hupp is very low
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Tough, of
Salem, spent Sunday with Z. j.
Some ofour democratic friends
are still looking for lamb buyers.
Rev. Nicholson left Monday
evening to attend the NJ. e. con-
ference at Grafton. o. &c.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-22
TEA TABLE GOSSIP.

England pays 50. so for a box
of California oranges.
The largest mammoth tusk yet
discovered was 16 feet long.
Nearly 1000 children are born
yearly in London warehouses.
The lungs of the average man
contain about five quarts of air.
Is the indifference of the aged
to the deaths of their fellows sell
fishness or herolsm /?
The coolest place in the United
States is in the interior of Alaska,
80 degrees below zero.
A woman may be abe TO paint
pretty roses and yet not know
how to grow real roses.
One trouble with the world is
that more people have reputa-
ton than character.
Good wine and pretty women
are only two agreeable poisons. .
says the "unspeakable Turk"
After all. who would wish that
the art of manufacturing dia-
monds should ever be discovered.
Aman at Exeter, Me-, who is
worth 800, oeo takes delight in
leading a brass bank as drum ma
lor
.s..sA.aa MIST in the pro,
duction of watermelons, second
in that ofric and third in that
of cotton.
Among the latest inventions in
the furniture line in paris Is a
process for polishing wood with
charcoal.
A Georgia merchant who had
a lot of crinoline left over from
old days has placed them on sale
in his store.
1t is estimated that Butte, Mon,
will produce 100000 pounds
of copper this year.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-22
ne Did Not Love.

The editor Of the Baltimore
american was recently appealed
to by a young man Of prominence
in words as follows
/. Il am engaged to a young
lady who at one time / thought I
loved very dearly. A more ex-
tended acquaintance, however,
shows me that a marriage with
her would prove unhappy and
miserable to US both. She will
not release me, and threatens
me with a suit Of breach of
promise Must / marry her and
make both our lives unhappy or
be mulcted in damages /? IL she
will not release me, is there any
way by which ] can free myself
from her I? 2. what's the stat
ute of limitations in cases of this
kind, and would leaving the STATE
benefit me ? fl had no proper
ty, could she imprison me, and
for how long and at whose ex-
pense, the States or her own ?"
A. ii. L.
The editor made the following
philosophic response
1. There is little excuse for
the trouble you have occas1oned.
because of your negligence and
lack of ordinary prudence. and
therefore, there can be no sym
pathy for you in your predica-
rnent. You might do well to
weigh all the circumstances and
ascertain whether or not you
would be unhappy with the lady
after marriage. Many persons
learn tolove afterenterlng matri-
mony. Your friends can give
you some good advice on this,
especially your parents or
spiritual advisor. But should it
appear that your marriage must
prove inevitably unhappy. you
had better make other arrange.
ments, and certainly the friends
of the young lady would urge the
T..
breaking of the engagement.
But eventhen you have commit.
ted an almost irreparable injury
to the young lady, one hardly to
be compensated in money. Let
there be a confab in this event
between your lawyers and her
family counsel, and rest content
to pay a very large sum, accord
ing to your means, to right the
wrong. 2. The statute of limi-
tations run three years. and you
may be sued in another State, as
well as this, and limitations only
will run. in case you have but
yourself out of the reach, from
the time you are discovered. She
cannot haze you 5;ilaH, except
order Certain conditions not ia
evidence here.
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Lumberport.
Roxy.

Married at the residence of the
brides mother September 14th,
Mr.. Will Lyons to Miss Susan
Rogers by Rev. Taylor Rich
mond.
Douglas Robinson, of Monon.
gah have moved here.
Mr.. Jacob S. Fortney has
bought a lot of Mr.. Lloyd M.
Harter and is erecting a house
thereon.
Rev. Richmond and wife, ED.
McCarty and wife, Mrs. Taylor
Fortney are attending the NJ. E.
Conference at Grafton.
omer Swiger, Mr.. Clay He'd.
ges popular dry goods clerk is
visiting the Chicago Fair.
Joe Davis, of Shinnston, a
prominent citizen of that place,
died yesterday of consumption
and was buried Monday at the
Masonic cemetery near here.
REPORTER.
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BY reading the TELEGRAM you
get the news of the State at
large and under seperate head
ings,. there is a condensed sum
mary of the doings Of Fairmont,
Morgantown, Grafton, West I'M
ion. Weston, Buckhannon, etc
Tel your neighbor how valuable
II is TO You and get his subscrip
ton. If
Baugh's pure bone meal for
sale by II. I. Lowndes. 39tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-22

RRIDGEPoRT For the ~.
y ~ Of leather, Oak H .S Uss q g1l
ELIZABETH MoCLArN
Can MI all orders within 10 days. % 3
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Oral Musings.

Rev. D. j. Wilson, President
of the West Virginia Conference,
preached a very able sermon at
the Moss Run Chapel, Sunday,
ats p. M, and at 7:3o p. m. a
large audience listened to Rev.
james .. Teter. He was listened
towith interest, as he has spent
five years as a missionary to the
Dark Contsf mt" He and his
wife are ON theapuzssa - r'io. issss.
where thev will spend the winter.
rl-=e.-.ss-uase ball club played
Astor the 10th; score u to IL in
favor of Astor.
Homer Lang has returned.
M. ID. Teter and sisterreturned
Thursday of last week, after a
two weeks stay in Gilmer county.
Your correspondent had the
pleasure of attending the wed.
ding of DR.. L. B. Burk in Brax.
ton county.
Our people were panied on
Sunday to learn of the death OF
Willie Wolfe, son of Newton
Wolfe, of this place. He died with
typhoid fever Sunday evening at
6p. m. Just before he died he
sang ''0h Land of Rest for Thee
1 sigh &c. Words can make
no change in the life of the de.
pared. Eulogies can do the
dead no service. May the
Guardian angel comfort and
keep thee friend. While the
little grave was opening on the
hillside, friend and boon com
panion of his had passed away
Mr.. Lee Crook died at 1:3(
Monday, and was buried Tuesday
at the home burying ground.
Roxy.
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Furniture, repairing and turn
ing are now specialties with j.
W. odell at his shop and ware.
room, opposite the Sumner
tannery, West End. Persons
needing chamber and parlor
suits, tables, desks, bedsteads
&C.. are cordially invited 10 call.
Any furniture supplied on short
notice. 3s-tf.
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sueorsrEp

tJ-Corespondents must write all
proper names plainly. We can guess at
almost anything excerpts proper name
and have hopes OF being correct.
Long letters concerning unimportant
matters will not be published.
Most reporters think tliev must write
long letter or none. Such make a Sc
rious mistake.
ltyou only have one item aud that
only makes three lines, send II on and
don't try to add page to it.
Always sign your real name some
where,
We want yonr letters not later than
Wednesday. ED.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-22
DAWSON Rum.

Mrs. Worth Sheets is recover
ing.
Jarrett Bussey's child died
Saturday morning.
Mr.. John Lodge was here on
business Saturday.
Len Carter returned to his
home at Spencer this week.
W. q.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-22

~ Remember that you can ge, I,
1ne new spring and sa nm 81
styles in hats at Mrs. Fred / aa.., amer
opposite Holmes shoe ss.
Full line Of notions and III.
25.sm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-22
ARE YOU NERyo1Is

Are you all tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or sick headaches You
can be relieved ofall these symptoms by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives
nerve, mental and bodily strength and
thoroughly pnrities the blood. It also
creates good appetite. cures indiges-
ton, heartburn and dyspepsia.
Hoods Pills are easy to take. easy in
action and sure in effect. % cents box.
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THE LATEST MARKETS.
New York, MONDAY, SEPT. II, 1903.

Good to prime steers sold one wear
% s0@S5 ID the average price was
estimated at 81 90.