davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-22
Seds 0efan9ene ausbro6en.
werOen nit 8IutPuroen perfoIet weroen.
SeQrcn, 9lrf.. %. SON.

@egen 3 11br beute Morgen bracben
ie3S @~efangene aus benz b~ieiigen Gountbz
getGngntB aus. Sic feilten sic SbloiIer
bon ben 3eQentbiren ab unb bracbeu Elm
0o3 Ourb Die maliioe @efdngniBmauer,
orr6 wel6eS ie tn's Treic ~9elangten.
SaItner, tpelcber am Samitag ber Grmors
Oung pOnSaS. GOffep icbulOi9 befunben NOR
ben mar, tpeigertc ii6, itb Ben Slitc6tlingen
an3ulblieBen. Die 8eb0r6en baben SLUT
bunbe fOmmen laiien, nm BEL Ser Sim
fan9un9 ber Gntflo6enen beDiilflt6 5u iein.
, 1894-01-22
Der frahere Gon9re6ab9eor6nete
Don 5noiana,
ptuiom GaIfins, Dem Gooe nabe.
a. Moih.. %. SON

Gi6ter Niuiam Galtins, Elm frii6crer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON Snoiana, tpeldber
I'M Sabre 1884 ais Ganoioat fir bas @ouz
Derneursalnt bon Snoiana bon Siaac g.
@roD gei9lagen lpurbe, liegt in letner bic
itgen 8obnung benz Sooe nabe frant bar
nieoer. &icbter Galfins bat felt ben flint
Sabren, tpeIcbe ct bier tpobnt, ais 9tnwalt
pratti3trt unb gait fir einen BET beften 9l6z
DOfaten beS StaateS. Gr muBte lbon leit
mebreren Q8oben baS 8ett bitten.
, 1894-01-22
Der Oompfer v6auia"
Don einem fIeinen unfaa betrofen.
8 ueenstopn n, %. Sam.

Ser GunarOOampfer r@auta", &apit&n
9eOtbon, Der am 20. 5. sc. bon 2iocrpool
nacb gfetp yorf abie9elte, lit beute Morgen
nit beI6dot9ter Wtai6inerie bier ein0cz
%troffcn. Die Neparotur mar iebocb mach
8erla1f bon eini9en Stun6en beenoigt, un6
tur3 Dor II l1br trat 6er 0ampfer bic
8eiterfa9rt nab Seem yorf an.
, 1894-01-22
Gin 6eri6t BON oerGrmor6une oes
Grf0nt9s NliIan.
Demfelben miro ieoo9 fetn GIauben oe.
f6enft.
Berlin, %. Sam,

Sn elmer beutigen 8eriammlung bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OeS 2anotages macbte
Der &egierun9Sratb bon Worlow bic Mitz
tbetlung, baB ct bon 8clgra0 Die gtacbribt
cmpfanGen babe, OaB bet frit5erc &0nig
Otilan geitern 9td6t ermorbet tporben iei.
9a feline amtli6c 8eitGtiguug bariiber elm
g%eIaufen lit, 10 bdlt man bic gta9ricbt nur
titr oas @cbo beS firsLib Oerbretteten Sc
rii6tes ilber Die @rmoroun8 bes &0nigs
NLeranber.
, 1894-01-22
Grorutid bel San francisco.

SouceItt0, GaI., p. San.
SIN Ser 9tGbe Ser MoicbinenmerftGtte Der
ItOrtb Baciftc Goait Gtienbabn erfolqte
pcr8angene Otabt etn be6eutenocr @r6rutih,
lpoburb Die Wo6nbGuier 6es 2ocomotioz
tltbrers Briggs unb oeS Gonoufteurs BON
Der 9enonnten 8abn 8erit0rt pur6cn. 2eben
ltno 9lilfltber QSetie babel nicbt pcrloren
ge9angen. Die geipaltigen Gr6maiIen BADEN
ltcb in Sol8e Oer idwereu gegensiIie Ser
Lebtcn Sage ~Iosgel0it.
, 1894-01-22
gerlin's Befdaftieun9slufe.
Peuti9e Mafenperfammluueen an
flint perfhteoenen pldben.
muiterhoftes DerbaIter Ger men9e
Berlin, %. San.

SerllHI az. OOuH.
@e8en 9 l16r beute Wtor9en be9onn ber
Bug Der 9lrbeitsIoien na3 Ben peribieoenen
0auen, na3 pelben bic WtaiienDeriamn7
Iun9en e%inberufen poroen iparen. @egen
Wtttag iporen bteietben bis auf ben lebten
BIab 9cfiiut. Die loStaltitii6en &eibsz
ta9Sa69eoroneten Singer, S9mibt, Bogtz
berr, 2iebfnebt unO 6ticber fiibrten an ben
ein3elnen PldBen BEN 8oriiB. IS paren
III unO Dor ben Geriammlun9sGofulen
itarfe Mb~tbetlungen BoIi3ei itationirt, bod
CAB ibr bic Wten9e, bic ii6 mliterbaft be-
nabm, nicbt bic mtnbeite @elcgenbeit gum
@ini6retten. 9lu6 Bic BEN ipe9en Der
lteberfiiaung ber 6aaen n%otbpenbig ge>
tDorbenen 8eriammIungen unter freiem
6tmmel legte Die 8OIi5et NIGHTS in ben
Q8eg.
, 1894-01-22
can Srancisco, %. San.

S0n UtancGscO, 2. san.
Geitern 2tben6 iblug SameS GaIbmeG
ietnem S6pager Solep6 Ganton in Der
8etruntenbeit nit einem 8eile ben SbGbel
Elm. Canton purbe iofort nacb Dem sos
pitaI gebrabt, mo er ieBt in iebr bebenfz
3uitan6e barnteberliegt. GalbneG
ipnrDe in 6aft Qenpmmen.
, 1894-01-22
Gin KentudYer farmer
Don nadbaren fdwer 9emiBhanoeIt.
Ma6tfpn, Sn6.. %. San.

QHm Sanitag Morgen, gleicb nab Mtte
ternacbt, purbe Der Sormer Sobn Yocum,
ipelder auf Der anberen Seite beS TIuiies
in &entudp tpobut, BON elmer 8onbe perz
tleibeter WGnner aus leiner Bobnu19 8es
bolt unb fur9tbar Ourbgeprii9eIt. Yocltm
CAB ais @runb baiir an, baB er BEN 8e>
BORDEN ~ge9eniiber NuSiagen iiber mebrere
8erbrecber 9emabt bat. @eftern e~rtpirtte
ct 6aftSbefeble gegen 5tpei ietner Nacbbaren,
tpeIbe er erfannt gu boben 9Iaubt.
, 1894-01-22
Qus Dem 6efdn9nif aus9ebroaen.
mar i~eoenfals elm erfahrerer Derbreder.
so o II mouth, SQ., %. San.

II II ~ . U y SU.I n. NOWE.
@eitern gtacbt 9eGang es benz tiir3Gt9
bier ouf ben 8eroacbt bin, geitobIene Saben
81 Derfaufen, pcrbafteten Sim NIen aus
ictner 3eue i'm itdbtiiAen @efGngntiie aus
3ubre1en, trob6em bielelbe nur aus etierz
men 8latten bergeiteut mar. ST bate
ieOenfaQs beretts grfabrung in ioIcben
Sacbcn, 6enn bic Tlu9t mar nah alien
&e9eln ser &unit geplant unb aus9efibrt.
9as 2ocb, burb pelbes ct bic 3eue perz
lieB, iuar nicbt iiber 8ebn 3oQ brett. Iacn
bate a~nge8eben, baB iein' Stiefpater, 0eiien
Name 0tame McGraD lit, in G9tca8O
tpo9nt.
, 1894-01-22
o. IN. meOanieI, Ger Gommi6dr
Der Sonooner DEMONSTRATING imJahre ISL
oeftorbert.
&c e 10 Nprf, %. San.

8eitern itorb bier nncb neutrality-suspicious.
8rant6eit Osborne Wtonroc Wc9antel,
Elm angelebener 8iir9er Der StaOt. Ser
8eritorbene Dar BEL Scr 2onboner Weltz
ausiteIun9 i'm Sabre 1851 amerifaniiDer
@omm;iiGr unb ipGter LANCE Sabre btnz
our6 Ofitglieb bes bieiisen itGottiden
Gontroler9NmteS. @r puroc in George
totpn, 9. g., i'm Sabre 1912 9ebOrell.
, 1894-01-22
9as 0eriidt bon Der GrmorOltltg
MeranOer's Obue irgenO wel6e
SegriiuOuug.
OerieIbe perfubt auf Sen RatR feines
Odters
Gin GoaIitionsminiiterium gu biIoen.
8eIaro6. %. San.

8eIgra6, %. San.
0as @erIdt bon ser @rmor0ung 6es
&0nigs Nleran0er enlbebrt al un6 ie6cr
8%egrunOun9. 9erielbe macbt ale Q(nz
i%trengun9en, Inn Der ieBt berri9enben
&rtie Elm @nbe gu macben. Qluf ben Got1
ietnes Gaters modt CT BEN geriucb, ein
Coalitions Wttniitertum gu Stan6e 81
brin9en.
, 1894-01-22
& in Podofen III Ole SUIT 9efo9en
2lber utemono ooour6 perIebt.
SO unc:e, Sn6., %. San.

Dim Somftag 2benb mur0e in Ben uSnz
Oiana Sron Borfs" elmer Scr Socb0fen
ourcb Die Grploiton bon GrbgaS b~ouitGu6ig
5%ertritmmert, a3peibunoert 2(rbeiter MUIR
ben Oaourb in 2lngit unb S1refen pericbt,
aber glidliber Betie purbe tein einSiger
berlelben DerleBt.
, 1894-01-22
Don S~traBenrdubern
ueberfaleu, beraubt uno f9wer eemi6=
haroelt.
81 e 10 ca Sea-, %, SIAN

@eitern Qlbcnb tpurbc Gbarles Gardner
bon StraBenrdubern iiberfalten, peIde i'm
I'M cine beOeutenbe @elbiumme beraubtcn.
gtadOem ite i'm i6euBlicb gcmiB6an6elt
9atten, ipurbe ct bon bent &aub9eiinoel
einen boben Nbban9 btnuntcrgctporien, no
ct fat betpuBttoS Die ganse 9tacbt liegen
blteb. Seine Gerlebun9en itnb iebr ernitcr
@rt, unb m0gen ieinen SOB sur Solge
6abe1t.
, 1894-01-22
Gin oltes Gbepaor in SoI9e
Don aa5upieI morphin uno S9naps bin,
i~beraeoaneen.
SnnGrnnciscn2 % Gnn

s. q. 6otparO unb Srau tpurben geftern
~J&acbnttttag eritift in tbrefn 3immer auf=
%gefunoen. 6oparo mar Elm alt augeieiiener
Nobotat in Californian unb nurbe fir iebr
poblbabenb gebaLten. 9otpar6 fOpobI ais
aucb ietne Srau Daren benz 3rltnfe uno
bem MOrpbin8enuB fart e~rgeben, unO
bieS miro BET beiOen fir bic GO6esWriabe
9ebaLten.
, 1894-01-22
Oas 8efnoen BON 9. 10. GbiIOs
Peute moreen unperGnoert.


8biGa6elp6ta, %. San.
SIN Dem 8efin6en bon g. sc. GbiloS mar
beute Wtor9en fcine tpeientIicbe @erGnoez
rurlg etn9etreten. @r bate cine quite Nacbt,
aber Die ungiiniti9en SDmptome, tpeldbe
iib in Der Oergangenen Nabt seigten, itnb
INNER nob bemertbar.
, 1894-01-22

Snfolge bon %GerIebungen 6te ibr
0tt9ael &eQp BEL @ele9enbeit zines
Strcttes 5ufiigte muBte &ittie 0olan
gcitern QbenO BON ibrer @obnung go. 513
GlartltraBe na5 Dem @ountpz6olpita gcz
brdcbt tperoen. 0a lte iicb bis beute frib
ldbon ipieOer erBolt bate, Wurbe 9eup nicbt
perbaftet.
, 1894-01-22
Gin ideubIibes Derbred7en
Don erbitterten 6armern furdtbar gerddt.
Qturora, Mfo., %. San.

Nut0r0, Wfo., z. SaH.
@iner Ser Negcr, ipeIcbe 9eitcrr bic 5tpolf7
tGbri9e Gocbter beS !6crrn Sacqtn in Der
gtdbe BON @erona, Mo., oei6Gnbet batten,
nacboem 6ieIelbe in ben @al0 gei3leppt
unO an etnen Baum 9~ebunOcn porOer mar,
tpur6e beute Wforgen in auer 6rtbe bon
elmer Nbt6etlung bon Sarmern etr18efan8en
un0 Derbrannt.
, 1894-01-22

Srteffdften.

$. g. Die n~dditen 2ben6ibuGen fir
Sic itnb: SenOrifs Sbule, Gfe 43. Ctr.
1tnO SracD 9toe., S'SOolc S6ule, @fe 48.
Str. uno 8tibop Str. un6 Sbertpooo
S3ulc, G6e 81. Str. unb 8rinceton Qoe.
, 1894-01-22
Cine 9ro6e Stublfabrtf
mieoer III Setrieb eeiebt.

Martetta, 8, %. San.
Die Marietta Gtublfabrif bat bcute
Wfor8en ibren 8etrieb Wteber aufgenom>
men, 0aourcb erbatten 600 8erionen
8ei6Gftigung; bic 2eute baben fir adbtz
ititnoi8e 8eSablung 8e6n Stunben gu arbetz
ten.
, 1894-01-22
Gin neuer 8unoessO berrihter.
DheeIer &. pedham pom New Qorf oel
Uuserforene.
SO oibin4to11 II, %. San.

Der grdiiOent bat 8beeler $. Befbam
bon Stem Yorf gum Mit9liebe Oes Sbers
richter &oIe9iums ernQnnt.
, 1894-01-22
Die bofe Grippe.

9artS, ". San.
Ser GrzWftniiter un6 nunmebrige Sez
nator 6loquet lit an Ser Grippe ertrantt.
, 1894-01-22
Sn 0en 0fentlidDen 6arten 1T
Gatania
Ueroen orei nit OYuamit sefuute
Kitten
limo cine Kifte nit 5iinoern 9efunOen.
Sc %. Nnn.

Die Nacbforibun9en in ben Offentliben
8drten in @atania in Si5tLien fibrten 3u
Der @ntbedung pon 6ret Giiten nit 00na>
nit. Sn bemielben 8labe fanb MAJ audb
cine &tite nit 3iinbern.
, 1894-01-22
Sald9t in Ger Grunfenbett

Seinem S6waeer oen S66oeI Elm.
, 1894-01-22

%Qbonnirt alf 6as Mben6blatt ser Slinois
Staatss 3eitung. 9reis l Sent.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
phiiippi riokIngs.

DR.. Chesley R. Peck and wife,
of Bridgeport, Harrison county,
were guests of relatives in town
over Sunday.
Rev. NJ. E. Peck, of Meadow
vile. has been assisting in a pro.
tracted meeting at Davis.
Mrs. Laura j. Arnold, of Co
lumbus, was in town Monday
night on business of a legal ma
ture. Mrs. Arnold is a sister of
the great Confederate General,
"Stonewall" Jackson. She has
lately been visiting r. A. Nc.
Cutcheon's family at Belington.
Alston G. Dayton accompanied
by his family and sister, Miss
Emma, are in Meriden, Connect
cut, visiting relatives. They
will remain two or three weeks.
w. NJ. Morris has moved his
family into the ]. w. Robinson
property, on Walnut street, for
the present. He will return to
Harrison county in the spring
Barbour Democrat.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
weston wairs.

Miss Julia Minnich now has
chargeof the telephone exchange
here
Judge Bennett has forty head
of his thoroughbred horses at
Riverside in winter quarters.
Mr.. B. S. Rosewater compro.
missed his case with the Green
stein heirs and left last Saturday
for his home at Eureka Springs.
Rev. S,B. Davis. of Jane Lew,
is assisting in the protracted
meeting ct the Baptist church at
Roanoke this week.
The inmates of the Hospital
for the insane enjoyed their
usual Thanksgiving dinner.
Turkey was the most conspicu-
Gus item on the billof fare, about
one hundred having been con-
sumed at this single meal.
John L. Thompson, of Wolf
Summit, visited the Weston Com
mercial College last Friday in
view of taking a course in short
hand and typewriting, Weston
Democrat.
Mr.. Mayberry Harrison has
taken up his residence in town
for the winter.
Bishop George W. Peterkiu,
of Parkersburg, has been in the
city the past week and Tuesday
held an informal reception at
the rectory.
Mrs. w. d. Bowie returned to
her home in Maryland Monday
after several weeks visit to her
brother, Hon. Lewis Bennett, of
tins place.
on Wednesday morning at $50
in St Patrick's church. the mar
rage Of Mr. Harry j. Cupp to
Miss Gertrude Minnich was
solemnized by Father Mcbride.
Tines
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
extended vlsit to the west. They

extended visit to the west. They
spent considerable time in Kan.
sas.
The huge pumps for the Graf.
ton water works are now in posi-
ton in the new pumping station
and the boilers and other ma
chinery are also being set up aud
will be completed this week.
j. NJ. Brock returped last week
from Baltimore where he took
his son Charles to be treated for
the injury ne received some time
ago by falling from a railroad
bridge. The physicians in Balti,
more decided they could do moth.
ing for the unfortunate young
man and so he was brought
home.
Licenses to marry have recent.
~ been granted to the following
persons Edward g Sayre anc
s0dscra fipst7 III
Green and Mary 3. Elliott Bud
C:Teter and Lila Bartlett; Henry
A. Wagner and Elizabeth Cook;
John Bailey and sallie Shfoyer;
w. Il. Wolf and Llzzie Powell;
Robert II. Burge and Mary A,
Curry, ohas. W. Boyd and Rena
Knight; Obey G. Spencer and
Lillian T. Jeffreys. Sentinel.
Principal Thos. j. Humphreys
of the West Grafton public
school. has been on the sick list
several days.
Mrs. Riley Gregg went to
Clarksburg Saturday where she
expects TO visit friends for sew
eral days and recuperate from a
severe spell of sickness. Leader.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
Falrnont


Conductor Mike Flanagan, of
the NJ. r. r., returned to work
Tuesday. after an illness of two
weeks.
The NJ. R. r. company have a
large force of men at work grad
ing the road bed from the end of
their track to the depot, and ex-
pect to have their trains running
into the depot ON their own track
within the next ten days.
Mr.. Clarence w. Watson was
at work this week at organizing
9 company for the purpose OF
putting an ice and cold storage
plant. The capital stock. $50, 900
has been fully subscribed by
gentlemen of this county, and we
are assured by Mr.. Watson that
the enterprise IS a gosure
thing The location has not vel
aecIusu on; ~ 7'SsTT.
FoAowipg marriage licenses
have beeuissued By Clerk Man.
ley since our lastreport T. r..
Michael and Dora Hawkinberry;
is. Omer Metz and Della M.
Campbell: Harry Shoemaker and
Alvaria Jane Mason; Jeremiah
Hargrave and Bertha Shuman;
Charles Yandegrift and Eta
Vandegrift Vest Ttr0intan.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
Big Luck or a Big Lie.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 20.
Great excitement prevails in
Union county, about twenty-five
miles from this city, over the
discovery in an Indian mound of
about $40, 900 worth of gold bars
and nuggets.
Abouta week ago, a Cherokee
woman named Anna Mcdonald,
granddaughter of Chief Mcintosh
one Of the famous chieftains of
heretribe, appeared in the neigh
borhood with a map showing the
purported location Of a large
amount Of hidden treasure. She
:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
MOrgantown.

General and Mrs. 1. H. Duval,
of Wellsbure, are at the Wallace
House, in attendance at the bed
side of their son, who is employ
ed in the oil field, at present
quite ill.
Revs. Prescott and Charles
White are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. White.
Mrs. E. NJ. Showalter, of Fair.
mont, formerly Miss SaIlie Nor
ris, one of the few women TO be-
come alumni OF the University,
and her sister, Miss Mary Norris
of Glenville, are the guests of
Miss Allie Boyers.-Nete Domia-
ion.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
stay East, YSlls IAN

The enchantment which was
lent by distance to the view of
the Western States and Western
Canada, has been. dispelled of
late, and wise men are beginning
to realize that there are oppor-
tunities for the energetic youth
of our country in what have been
termed the .old province"
Fashion will always have its fol-
lowers-many of these blind fol-
lowers-and only a few years
past it was quite the fashion for
young men to go West, even
although they we're making com
Portable livings in the East. The
young man who goes West be-
cause he wishes to enlarge his
views, and perhaps prefers Wes-
tern life is quite within his right.
But the young man who goes
West because he can't make any
money East, generally ends by
becoming poorer the farther
West ne goes. 1t may be gener.
ally taken for apretty sure Thing
that the young man who goes
West and is eminently successful
IN business, would not be a fail
ure if he stayed at home. 1t has
come to be recognized that farm
ing as a business can be made to
pay. Farmers who are out at
the elbows would probably be
out at the elbows at any other
business. The young man who
is hesitating between two choices
to go West or stay East, had bet
ter stay East, unless he has
money enough to go West on an
experimental tour, in order that
| he may appreciatethe advantages
of the East. Woodstock, N. B.
Dispatch.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
ODD FELLOWS.

Theannual grand encamp-
ment of I. o. o. F. of West
Virginia met at Harper's
Ferry Wednesday. All the
grand officers were present
and nearly all the lodges
we're represented. The Of
fetal degree was conferred
on twenty applicants. The
secretary's report showed a
|bership of 5, 352, an increase
Iixty members during the
The following grand Of
! we're selected for the ensu.
7ear R. S. Hollis G. p;
Simpson, G. Fl. p; H. A.
pn, S. G.; Henry Seman G.
/. D. Sucadoe, g. j. W.; G..
ingler, G. R.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07

claimed thata half million doll
lars had been burt ID there by her
grandfather.
People were disposed to treat
her as a crank at first but finally
the owner Of the farm on which
the treasure was located agreed
to open themoundfor half ofthe
treasure IL any was found
Three days ago workmen com
menced excavsting aud early
this morning found SIG worth OF
dust audnuggets in a jar Later
they nnearthed an iron box con.
tanning $4,000 worth OF precious
metal. She claims there is al
great deal more TO be unearthea.
Two Thousand people gather
ed in the neighborhood Of the
mound and fifty men armed with
Winchesters are guarding the
\ treasure tonight.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07

A tax upon sugar is as inescap-
able and as burdensome as would
be a tax upon flower. Sugar
costs more than any other artr-
Gle of food used by our people.
At wholesale prices the cost is
more than s20o.ooo,ooo a year.
To enhance the price of this
prime necessary by a tax, as
even the protectionists admit to
be the result, is therefore poor
politics, bad craftsmanship and
false economy. Nothing hurt
the Democrats more in the re-
cent elections than the restora-
tiou of the tax on sugar, and es-
pecially the way it was done.-N.
Y World (Dem).
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
Clipped Paragraphs.
The turkey is not brilliant bird,
When all is done and said,
For on all great occasions
Hes sure to lose his head.

For ON all great occasions
He'ssure to lose his head.
TT
Hecker-"How is it that you
drink only one or two glasses of
beer during the evening instead
of fifteen or twenty p
Decker Il an, trying to con.
tract a bad habit
TT
Lyersby was telling me that
he had a dream that an angel APP.
peared and told him that he
would go straight to heaven
when he died. Now what do
you think Of that + s0h, that's
just like him he couldn't even
dream the truth.
TT
Senator Hill is admittedly still
l.1.l-sls 80 ~ re IS not going
about the country nowadays
lifting up his voice proclaiming
the fact,
Political statistlcians have
figured out that the Democratic
party will be tied to the hind
wheel of the Populists band.
wagon in the future.
II
The ST. Louis Globe Democrat
is cruel enough to insinuate that
the Democrats will hardly under.
take to explain the 500, 600, 600
increase of the public debt by at
tributing it to the stay at home
vote"
The Clarkshurg TELEGRAM
has just entered its thirty fourth
year. 1t is among the best and
foremost weekly papers in the
State.-Morgantown Post.
An ordinance passed by the
City Council of Parkersburg to
erect a city building to cost S48,-
900, was vetoed by Mayor Smith.
The ordinance was passed over
the veto, and the work will be
commenced as soon as the wealth.
er will permit. This will be a
good move for Parkersburg.
tt
Some things are very much
better put off until tomorrow.
Among them are the reprimand
you mean to deliver, the defiance
you mean to express. the resigna-
ton you mean to hand in to a
heartless employer. Put off do
ing these and you will probably
discover that you don't have to
do them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07

A teacher in a Virginia dis.
trict school recently asked one
of her little pupils to go to the
blackboard and write a sentence
containing the word delight
George Washington Jackson
went promptly to the front Of
the room and wrote in a large
scrawling hand these words
DE wind bIowed so hard that it
put out de light En
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07

Ftant 10 Commercial Travellers.
and after December 1st,
Eage agents of the B. & o.
Co. will accept coupons from
|ge books issued by B. & o.
+, P. & W. R'y., B. so. S.
y and Valley R'y of Ohio.
|yment for excess baggage
ges, at their face value, two
each. This arrangement
bot include B. & o. Mileage
5 endorsed good only on
o. B. & o. Southwestern
lge advertising Books, nor
/ older than one year from
pt issue. ACT
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BEST IN THE STATE.

- TIE . y 7 II
BUcKHANNoN, w. Va.
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payment of our subscrip-
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lpt to do without it. Wish
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Grarton slnIngs

Mrs. Samuel II. Gramm and
daughter Miss Jennie, returned
home 4 few days ago from their
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07
The Old Lady Speaks.

Johns in theLegisloture. and William
almost there
And Richard he's the Sheriff, and Ru-
fus, he's the Mayor!
Josiah takes the taxes-and says they're
coming high;
And Tom he's out for Congress, and
he'll get there by and by
Mary married lawyer and Jennie is
the wife
OF a revenue detective. III the moon
light of her life;
And Maggie's being courted by the
teacher over there.
And Mollie's got General that's al
most a Brigadierl
And SO the girls and boys are placed as
well as well can be;
It's sort Of satisfaction to the old man
and to me
To sit here in the old home when the
twilight shadows fall,
And see the children prosperin' and
know we raised ,em all.
If,.5.~..y r. ss,t...-..s.,
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PLEASANT VOICES.

hat some Of the friends of the
EGRAM have 10 say. A few
.n FtaS
b this office
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07

Band at Huntington las
Fht suit against the Demo
county committee to pay
|usic furnished at a Demo
meeting.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-07

y received at David David.
200 pair of, ladies' winter
worth S1.25, now selling
Il per pair. 46tf
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So Don't Fail to visit our
store before making your
holiday purchases, as we have
. floors this year filed with
goods which will surprise
you.
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BEST IN THE STATE.

BEST IN THE STATE.
THE PLAINS.
Stuart p. Reed-DEAR SIR:
osed find SO 90 in payment
to the Clarks-
TELEGRAM. l like your
r very much and am glad to
it is increasing in popular.
Yours truly,
Mrs. M. M. Owens.
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We Have the largest and
cheapest assortment of Books
comprising all the standard
works. and the handsomest
stock ofJuvenile art books and
booklets ever displayed in
this city.