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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
feuer in oen WaIters flats.
81 ;fomiIien aus ihren Wohnun9en pcrs
fbeudt.-Ocr Sdaoeu betrdet iiber $4,000.

Sn benz inter 6em Namen @alters Stats
b~etanntcn OoppelDauie SEQ. 591-593 Ga
SoIe Qlpe. bracbO onnerlta9 tpenlgeUatnuten
DOr IL l16r Elm Seter aus, baS erit oanit
geloldt ipuroe, ais eiu S6a0en DOn$ 5000
angeridtct mar unb brei TeuerDebrleute,
aLerotngs nur leicbt, perlebt tparen. Ser
6ausmeifter Carlton mar bet @rite, tpelcber
bic Sianlmell belnerfte, uno augenblldlt6
alarmirte er bic 8eipobner bes groBen
6auies, baS 81 Tamilten beterber9te.
Damn Lief ct auf bic StraBe un6 bena67
rt3ti9te 5pei Roli3ilten, tpel6e bann Die
6euernebr berbeiboItcn. Der Branb mar
pabri9einlib bur9 bic @rploiton zines
bon &lcMpnern benubten @aiolinofenS in
Der oberiten gta9e gum Qusbrub gefoms
men, unb es mar n0tbtg, 2eitern an3us
iteuen, nm benz Seeroe ber Slam
men na6e gu fommen. 0as un9luG
nolte, 6aB cine Der Qetterlt ausruti6te,
woOurb BRET TeuerpebrleuTe DerabfieIen.
Sie ftut3ten auf baS Oab zines fletten
Borbaus unb farnen init DerbdltniBmGBtg
geringfu9igen SerleBungen oapon. Sbre
Narnen ftnb: SSobn 2Dndb, bienlttDuenoer
lieutenant Der Spr;benz@ SEQ. 6;
lieutenant WuQens BON Gompagnie No.4
uHb elm S9Iau9fubrer. Sic ale fOnnten
tmOtenit bleiben, unb nit 9ulfe elmer Sns
SabI 6urb etnen a%tueiten Nlarm berbeiges
%rufenen Spriben 9elans es benin audi balo,
Oes Seuers 5err 3u tuerben. Oie BON ben
6lammen unb benz Waiier aneertcbteten
germiiitun9en betreffen ettna 20 SatniIier,
BON benen bic meiften neriicbert tparen.
@dbre1tb bes Seuers bieLt Capt. O1. S.
9riScoa bonn 9ampfer vSiOur @ttp"
tapter an Dem 8ett ieiner franfen Sraa
aus, bic ct ibres 3uitanOeS tuesen nibt aus
Dem 8ctt laiien Ourfte. @u6 ietne Mobel
tpurben itorf bon benz Wa1fer beibabiet,
oodb per1ieB CT feline Srau nicbt, ionbern
fcbiibtc ~bieielbc, 10 gut eS cling, ber Der
Ndiie. Die ibrer @obnungen beraubten
8amtlien fanben uorIdufiSe llnterfunft Bel
gla9baru.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Staot Chicago
Quf Ger Spur ser Ginbreder.
Gin Surfde in Derbinouue nit eiuem an
20. uopetnber beeareeuen Ginbrud
perhaftet.

9en @ebetmpoGt3tten Marfs II. gu1tD BON
Der Capitalization gelang eS 9onnertag,
ben 9teben auf bic Spur 81 fommen, Die
an Mbertb beS 26. Nobember Der Wpbnung
bon Or. 8errD, So, 1866 Mdba16 Mbenue,
einen unerpiinidten 8e1u9 ~abitatteten unb
bterbet rei@e 8eute etn6eim1ter. Inter ben
fortgef9leppten WertbfaAen befanb fib au9
Elm fo1tbarer 0amenzB el3mantel, auf beTen
@iebererlangung cine bObe 8elobnung aus
ge1ebt nurbe. Die Detectives tiiffelten nun
borerft aus, baB cine an Wabafb 4be. pobnz
bdfte vOome" bic @drnttur bon einem
9roi6tentutf6er gum pretie bon $40 tduf=
It3 erporben babe, unb tpettere Na@forz
19ungen fibrten bann gu Der Snbaftndbme
bon 9ugb @rabdm, etnem an State unb
II. Ctr. 1eBbaften @ubmann. Oerielbe ge<
ftanb beirn @orDerb0r u~numipunben Elm, baB
er Der Srau ben pel3mantel berfauft, min
2ebteren aber bon etnem Sabrgaft in 3abz
lung er6alten BADEN, pel9e faule Musrebe
natiirli9 bel Der Bolt3et teinen @lauben
ftnbet. Muf bic &umpane bes @rre ~Itanten,
bic ben 8eb0rben tpOblbetannt finb, tptrb iebt
defdhnDet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
R~ampfwuthioe Ueeerinnen.
Gin pferoefnedt ourb fieoenoes mafer per.
briiht. Cine Sarbiee permedert.

Ser 45 Sabre alte farbige 8fer6efne9t
Tbeobor DapiS. SEQ. 1920 Glarf Ctr.
mobnbaft, gerietb Sonnta9 @ormittag nit
ieiner f~arbisen 6ausbdlterin emma
Nleranber iiber ben Sonutogs78 raten in
befti9en 8Ortpebiel. 9as 8aar murbe
i6lieBli6 banbgemein unD 0aois poQte
eben Dem Srauen3immer eine NalAi6iiiel
an ben &opf werfen, ais bic putbentz
brannte emma plOBli6 einen elmer iiez
benbbeiBen MaiierS ergriff unG 2eBteres
nab iDrem @egner ibleuberte. Der Neger
wurbe am ganaen &0rper ibtper perbriibt
,un6 muBte benz Broptbencez 9oipital iiberz
mieien tuerhen. emma purbe prompt
binter S6loB unb 8iegeL sebra6t.
Sn tDbtlib DerIebtem 3uitanoe muBte
Sonntas Mittas bic 38 Sabre aIte Sarbige
t6attie Gi6monb, BON geo. 1483 Sberman
Ctr, Dem gountps9nipital iberpieien
nerben. Sic mar in Der Samitagzg tacbt
init elmer &aliensenoiiu Namens Nancp
De 6art in &rafebl 9eratben u1O bon Oer7
ielben l9limm bermc1iert por6en. Die
Sbdterin fibt i'm 3ellengefdn9niB Der Sarz
rtion Ctr. 80 olt3eiitation.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
2%IQaemeiner Overwhelmingly.

:. SoGselrOe @reiie ruurOet BET srOberen gars
tten erSielt:
.@efIase1, 1ebenbis, = Siibner &C.;
@prins @bidems 5@5}c; 3urfegs 6@7e.;
@nten 7@74c.; @anie S4.OO@s6.OO bas
Subel1b.
@efGH9el, se16la6tet, Sibner 90
&C., @prine Gbidel1s 6@7c.; GnrfeDs 8@
SIC. @uten 7@94c.; @Gnie 6@8c.
@tl0- prairie @bidens $4.5O@5.C0 per
0ub. 0uoil $1,25@1.50 per DUB. Bart
ridge $3.5O@4,O0 per OUT. @oebeod S3.75
@4.00 per 0ub. Sntpe S1.25 per DUP,
8loper $0.75@1.25; @tlbenten S1.25@8,OO
per 0ub. Gabbits 75e@$1,25; 3eb 8@l2c.
@ier- 22c. per Dubeno.
go9nsn-Ne ns, nit Der 9anO sss
pflidte, 81. as @1. so; ate, $1.25@1.40.
@rben setrofnete, erllue. s5@Soe'
6ortoffeln- 9ebrons 45@48e; BUR-
banfS 48@50 bas 8uibel; Stole 45@4sc.
Mepfel- 81. 00@$2.5 so per SaB.
SO lin --@-c per Eoro.
8auauen- 5O@$1.5 90 per 8nn4.
G@itronen- So. 5O@3.50 bic Dor:
Qpfeliiuen- Sloriba $1.75@2,So per
gor, 9ouiitana 81 .50@1.75.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
GbronifOer Ratarrb+
Gine Kronfbeit, Ole pielerIei for.
men uno p~teIerlet Namen bat.

&atarrb Ser Stale bsiBt Osena, aatarrf
bes Safes beiBt 9barbngttis, &atarrb 6es
&eblfopfes beiBt QarDngitts, &atarrb Ser
8ron9iaLr0bre beiBt 8ron6ilis, &atarr1
bet 2ungen 6eiBt S9mtnbiu6t, &atarrh
Se5 WagepS beiBt Spipepiie, Sea-
tarr6 Der @ingeipctoe beiBt Oiarrb0c unb
9bienterie, &atarrb Der Nieren betBt
8rig5tibe &ranf6eit, &atarrb ser 8laie
beiBt GDitttts, Gatarrb Der @ebGrmutter
beiBt Srauentrantbeit. 9ae bteie &ranfz
betten isbo9 bonn 8e9inn bis gum @nbc
finb ipeiter nibts als cbronii1er 3atarr6
unb iebes Wittel, iueGbes i'm Stanbe 1T,
einen &atarrb al elmer Steue gu furiren.
nir6 i'm aucb in ieber an6eren SteGe
beilen. 90 fam Seberman lei9t etnieben,
baB nenl man Be>ru7na fir bieie LANCE
9iite bon &ranfbeiten cmpfie6lt, es eisents
LID nur fit cine &rantbeit empfoblen pir6
- nGmtli6 6ronti9en &atarrb. 8ezrusna
betlt bic &ranfbeiten auc, aus Dem einz
fa6en @runoe, neil es lte ~einaeln BELT.
Sober, Der fib fir bieien @esenltanb
tntereiitrt, ioate ii9 Elm unentgeltIi6es
Gremplar bes vSalnifD 8bDiictan $50. 2"
fommen lalien. morin allies, mas ii6 auf
cbroniibm &atarrb besiebt, erfldrt wirb.
8tro unent9eltli6 an ieoe I6reiie 9eianbt
bon pSbe Beruna Drug Manufacturing
Company, Go[ornbus, ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Derweeener Raubanfau.
Der Reffanratenr Osborn an Ger Sdpelle
feines Rauies beraubt. = 6met Weee=
Iaeerer in 6aft.

Mit ser sune6men6en &6lte tpG3f artb
bic 3abl Der g%aubanfGae, @inbrii6e,
OiebltG6le II. +. No.. Die tdglib gu Oubenz
ben einlaufenben 8fi6perben finb bafiir
Der bette 8emei8. Gin duBerit freber Gaubz
onfau murbe Wittno6 Nbenb an 6er @.
Waoiion Str. peribt. Sobn osborn,
oer in Der Snetten Stage bes Sauies, SEQ.
56 SO. Maoilon Ctr, Elm Geftaurant be-
treibt, moute 9eitern Nbenb nm balb elf
l1br bic gu feiner 8obnung fabrenbe
Sreppe binaufgeben, alS tbm bon bier
Mdnnern Der Be9 beriperrt nurbe. Seine
b0fli6e 8itte, i'm palitren gu Lalien, nurbe
bamit beantportet, baB ii6 Bic &erlc auf
i'm itir3ten. @tner entriB ibm leine Oia7
mantnabel i'm @ertbe BON 500 unb elm
anberer berfubte, ftcb feline ubr As1anei97
men. ST bate abere oat1it. feinen @rfoLg,
benin Osborn lebte itb ener9ti6 CUR Webr
unb padte einen Der &erle betm &ra9en.
Mabrl6einlt9 bate er aber bob ben Sir
seren geSo9en, nenn Der 4oliatft Wtc@omb
ni6t feline 6itlfernfe gebort bate unb berz
bei9eeiIt tpare. Wftt ieinem 8eiftanbe ees
lang es, spei Der nG9tlicben 8egefa9erer
gu Derbaftsn. sic nannten ft6 Walter
Song unb 8iQiam 6ortner. Ser Qcbterc
bate 3pei 6lai6en SObatpaiier unb einen
Grabn IN Der Tal6e, pie man i'm an ben
u6ountatns" in 2~tpotbefen iiebt. unb bies
peranlaBte ibn &pabri9einlib, ith fir einen
Npptbefer ausSu9eben.
Den 9DLi3iiten Gb9portb un6 MeGors
mid gelan9 es in BatriG cannon
benierigen gu berbaften, Ser am 0ienitag
frI6 in bas GoloniaIwaareneeI6dft bon
4leranber SacobiOn, SEQ. 345 8. 8an
8uren Str, ein9ebro6en tpar unb Sarbis
men, Mfe6[ uno anpere NaDrungsmittel
gelto6len bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
IN Sol9e etnes mortwediels er
fateBt fib 2luouit Roooen1tein.

lusuit Nogsenitein begtng Mittpo6
@benbin ieiner @Obnung, SEQ. TAI Glitpn
&pe., Selbitmorb in Sol9e eineSS trettcs, ben
er nit ieiner Trau iiber Elm 8aar S6ube
bate. Srau &Os9enitein Bate bic S3ube
fur i6ren Mtann g%efauft, unb ba ie ibm
nt9t rebt paBten, tpurbe er fur9tbar
ipitbenb. S6licBli6 Lief er in iein S9Lafs
Slmmer, iu9te ietnen NeDoGOer berpor unb
i9oB ft6 cine &u9eL in Die re3te S6ldfe.
Ser Sob muB fat augenblidlid eineetres
ten ietn, Bonn ais Der iofort berbeigerufene
lr3t eri6ien, mar bas 2ebeu bereitS ents
tloben. Ser So6te tnar 81 Sabre alt uuo
btnterldBt auBer ietner Trag fanf berettS
ertpabiene &in6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

9onis- @eiBer 8lec, in @funOe abse.
tbetlt, 134@14c; ni9t 10 BED, 1O@13c:
ounfel Sc bas 9iuuO; ol~sgelaiieuer soto
Wtebl- 6arter 8eiSen (Nateut rpareit
on9eiebt git S .20@S3. 80, in SGiierll; wei9er
Wei6en YateHt) $3.00@S3.2 %: bartes @eiz
seltz (8Gdermeb0 81 .90@S2.O0 IN SGdelt;
1uei6er Q8eiSenz (86dermeb0 $1.70@S1. 90;
,,&eb 0o9"$1. O@$1.75 it SGden; @iitterz
%pet3ell S2.25@$2. 80 III 9ols.
GOg9en- SEQ. 2 &C.
Sen 50. 5O@11.00 {.
60 II 8erfGufe tint Store SEQ. 60
~; $50. 2 GELD 473@-c. gerfGufe mad
Probe paren: SEQ. 2, 474@-c; 9to. 3. 43.
80 er Ell eli = 8erfdufe I'M Store,
8erfGnie lIa6 9rObe waren: SEQ. 3 rOt6er
544@54ac.
Ger = Sos 53@54c.
Safer @ertGufe i'm Store, SEQ. 2 294@
c; $50. 2 meiB -@324c; go. 8 313c.
TertGufe lta9 Yrobe iparelt SEQ. 2, 294@304.
9 dmereten- Sla6S $1.48c; &irnotby
S5.25@5.60; &lee SIS. 50@9.00.
&lete- S13. 00@-.-
@btsfep S1.23.
Gutter 8elte Creamery @oare 231c;
quite 81 @22c; nittelmabi9e 18@20c; Oairp,
bette, Bic; mltteI9ute unb CUTE 17@19c;
frii6er Bafing=Stod 11@12c.
&oie- goung9lmcrican94@ 104c ;S6pei.
aerfGle9t@10c, Qilnburger 74@8c.
u NJ ii e-Wei5fraut S4.00@4.5G per 100
Sopf. Seuerie 12@2Gc bas Oubeub gSetBe
&ibet 20@25c per Yuibel BEL Der Gar; 9ted=
rlbell @ bas SAP Moorriibeu -@75c.
per Barrel; 3wiebelu 81 .25@S1 30 per SAB;
3omaten o. Der &prb.
&otbe &iben- 10000. per Sap.
@urfen --c per Oubeub.
IA - = Z - a. 1 = = e g.. 0.E.I9 90 EE
$500, SQinois S .50@1.75 per SAP.
@aIat-s1 .00 per 4 Ob. Sale.
'Sp II at -75c. per Sap.
gInmento5l 90 M@1pe per DUG:
ga - 9to. 1, Acc. SEQ 2, &c.
Bel encoru- 9tuf Der 8o6u, oSair'
bis n@boite" grimes 5t@6c; mittleres, ROTH
oOer blabfarbi9, 4!@5c; raub nnO grob 40
49c; oGboice" grimes, gu Carpet iirlten,
5 g@6c; "Selfzworfing". grimes, 5@54c;
ROTH pber selb e,1Dtaeu6eS 43@5c,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Qnswdrtioe uIdrfte.

S9GuBpreiie III @ei3en utb Gorn in anhes
ren 9tGbten maren:
@et5en = Seem gorf: December, 6O4c;
Sanuar, 61bc; Wtai, $3.50; - ct, 2puis
December, 528c.; Oeai, 561c.; 0ulutb
8aor, &c.,; Mai. GIG; Ninneapolts
8oar, oslo; Mai, 594c, /; - Baltimore
December. 60c. Wtot, 63ac.; SoteoO:
8oor, 554c; Mai, Sole; Mtlwaufee: gaar,
$3.50; Mat, 594c; Detroit: 8aar, 55c; Mat,
sole.
@orn-gte1p Oorf: December, 555e; Mai,
$3.50; - ct. 2ouis, 9ecember, 454c; Mat,
1850; Baltimore: Sabr, 5oe,; SaHHar,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
menn Gas BABY sdbnf,

GebrouGt inter aIen 1lmitanbet Sas alte
.nb erprobte Otittel, OtrS. 8tnslow's Sootbs
ing @yrup fir sas 3abmen per StnOer. IS
fiQt Sic 69merser, belt g8inbfolif unb 1T
bas bette Mittel sesen 6iarrboea. Siinfnsh'
~aWausis Gents Die Tldi9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

@btcaeo, s. DECEMBER.

WYlCU 0, O. Ne8eNtDer.
Nm @etretbezM orft fielen bic 8reiie.
Waiwei3en I9lDB nit 593c. Wtai=@oru nit
1926. Maiz6afer NIT 324c.
Ole 6o9iteu, n1eorigfen uu6 S6luBpreiie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
@btca9o, s. Oese,

@btca9o. 8. Ge3ember.
Gte 8antmNs9lei6unsen b~elieien ii9 auf
s1O5. O54, 798,77 gegeu $500 2 ,O47.S9 III Der
eutipre9enben @o6e bes pori9en Sabres.
Observation-Disclosures i6tonen in
Olo~1 n~-E
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

No. / whitefish, v brl. ..... $500 q -
Family whitefish, p 100 TO-. $50 a =
No. l trout, p 4-brl. ........ $50 a =
Holland herring, keg, new. 70 a 80
Labrador herring, split, $brl $50 a -
Scalded herring, p box 80. IA "a -
Maekerel, large family, t-brl T.25 a =
Mackerel, family, kits ...... 80 "a -
California salmon, y brl. HOO a -
Norway XXX herring, p brl. .12. so a -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Notirunoeil foloelt

Nm g 10 III ma IT belief fi6 Die
j3ufubr ouf 247, 744 9tid 9e9ert 160,485 in
port9er 8o6e.
91otiruu9en foG9en:
@ep6Dnlide big ertra, 200 big $50 9fb ...... 81. 5@46O
@ep6buL. bis ertra. ~burbitbn, tber $50 8fb.. 4.90044. 20,
@emDbnIi9e bis bette, 9emiift ,........,.,. 42504,55.
SUITE aIIortirte. $50 biz 100 9i0. ........... 4.300440
SUITE Iel6te. 100 bis 100 9tb ............... 4.20@4.3 80
9etp0hnlibe Bis CUTE lei9te. 140 bis 200 Yfo.. 40004.15.
pigs. 100 bis 125 YIo.. 2.500400
@naS 250@3.9 80
99afe. 0ie i3ufubr betrus 7O,1S4
9tiid, 9e9en 38,4G4 in poriser ISOLDE.
NOtirun9en fol9en:
S9afe. eertnea Biz CUTE. .................. 81. 250335
8Gnmer, 9eringe bis CUTE ............... 2.25@425
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
NteNmatft.

Gbieago, ST., s.. 0eSem6er.
QIm @ir6ptebmartt betrug bic gu:
fllhr 1921 Stiid 9egelt 44,071 i'll poriser
@o6e.
HDtir1IuoPu fnInpu.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24

The 10Th Annual Exhibition of
the Fayette County Agricultural
Association will be held on their
beautiful fair grounds at Union
town, Pennsylvania, on August
q, %, % and "a, 1894, Good
races, large exhibits, excellent
music, and good time are guar.
anteed. Excursion rates on all
trains. on all railroads. Admis-
sion, adults IS cents; children %
cents. Come one, come all. For
premium lists orfurther informa
tion address the Secretary.
VIM. w. PARsHALI,
3T.3t. Uniontowp, Pa.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24
Bynum rromIsed 1895 wheat.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 20. VIM.
Stanley, prosperous farmer Of
this county, and. until he Joined
the Populists, a Democrat, has
consulted lawyer with refer
ence to bringing suit against Con-
gresham Bynum for damages.
Stanley says that when Bynum
was a candidate two years ago
he said that the farmer would
get slips per bushei for their.
wheat if Cleveland was elected
instead Of the so to 80 cents they
were getting at the time. Be-.
lieving that the Democrats would
carry the country, and relying
upon Bynum's promise that wheat
would be s1.25 per bushel, STAN
ley says he sowed large amount.
of wheat and had a crop in the
two years of $500 bushels. But
instead of getting the promised
price he wascompelled to selffor
go cents last year and for As cents
this year. He intends to sue
Bynum for the difference be.
tween theprice promised and the
price received. The Populists
are urging the suit for the fun Of
it, but Stanley is in dead earnest.
He Gays the suit will be filed.
within a few dsys.-M Y. Void
(Dem.)
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24
Union District.

Mr.. A. W. Davis, of Kincheloe,
will be before the county conven.
ton for nomination for member
of House of Delegates. In MI.
Davis the voters of Harrison
county will find an honest farmer
and an able representative of
true Republicanism. We hope to
see him nominated. Our farm.
.ers should have a representative
in the next House of Delegates.
A VOTER.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24

SEvENTY-FIvE thousand wool
growers of Ohio appealed to SEN
ator Brice and to the Senate to
put a tariff on wool. Sugar was
being protected, an agricultural
product, by a very large protect
i've duty. Rice was made a IA
vorite, and a duty of almost a
prohibiiive character was placed
on it, and the farmers of Ohio
said, Why can not Senator
Brice help US out? He did not
help the farmers out, and wool
is on the free list, and the four.
and-a-half million sheep in Ohio
are not worth more than twenty
five per cent. of what they were
when the Mckinley bill passed,
and tens of thousands of acres of
land in Ohio that were very valu.
able for sheep raising have be-
come practically valueless for
anything else.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24

Carr. B. B. DovEYER was in the
city while the Democratic con-
vention was in session. He al
ways was favorite in Harrison
county and never was more
popular with our people than at
present. He is certain to reach
the House of Representatives
next March, where he will take
his seat, and his voice will be
heard in defense of the laws that
have made our people happy and
our nation great.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24
Read !! Read! Read {!

Remember the balloon ascen.
sions and parachute leap at the
Clarksburg Fair will be made in
the largest balloon, and the
smallest parachute ever used by
human being. They will be made
by q lady under the supervision
of Prof. Louis r. Bush. of Gin
cinnati.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24
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Notice to change post-oifice address
must give the old as we'll as the new Of
Gee.
Wedding announcements and obit-
uaries will be published at reasonable
rates.
All matter intended for publication
must be accompanied by the authors
real name, not for publication, but as a
guarantee of good faith.
All matter submitted subject 10, the
editor Is approval.
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CUT THIS OUT.

DR. S. NJ. Hardman, Of Weston,
will be at Cherry Camp Aug. %;
shipnston Aug. IS; Monongah
Aug. 80; Morgantown Aug. 30
and 81; Fairnont Sept. 1st.
Spectacles adjusted TO correct all
defect of vision. Eyes examined
free.
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upon what basis they were in
vesting their money. The ques.
ton then remains it Democratic
tariff tinkering did not cause the
hard times, why would the pas.
sage Of any kind OF tariff bill
bring back any degree Of pros
perity p Huntington Herald.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24
HoIding a Harmony Caucus.

"Mr. Badger appears with his
head all bandaged up this morn
ing and Mrs. Badger has a black
eye and scar on her cheek.
What is the matter %
Il don't know. 1t looks to me
as if they had had a case of
Democratic harmony in the fam.
ily.r
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Our regards to Mr.. Pendleton
who has always treated US very
courteously, and now We con-
graduate him that he got in "out
o the wet before the storm
struck him. Verify, John, you
are in luck.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24

THE G. A. r. men have sent a
formal protest to Mr.. Cleveland
and are preparing to bring to
the attention of the coming
National encampment at Pitts
burgh, the unjust treatment the
old soldiers have received from
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24

Democratic papers put up all
sorts of arguments in their efforts
to make their readers believe that
the Democratic party is not re-
sponsible for the present hard
times, and still they all want
some sort of a tariff bill passed,
because it would make times bet.
ter. Isn't this an acknowledge.
ment that the outrageous and
criminal tinkering and INDIGESTION
of a Democratic Congress, and
the administration, has caused a
lack of confidence on the part OF
capital and a consequent stop.
page Of trade, which would be
resumed if manufacturers knew
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24

THEpresent Congress has been
in session almost CONTINUOUSLY
since the 18th of August, 1893,
and public attention is turned to
what the critics call its record
of more than $40 days. They
say, for instance, that during
this long session it has enacted
much injurious and ill-consider-
ed legislation; that ofS.0Oo bills
introduced into the House. only
5000 were adopted and sent to
the Senate; that of 1900 Senate
bills considerable number are
to be left slumbering in com.
mlttee rooms that, deducting
pensions, which are diminishing,
the appropriations are more than
one million two hundred thous-
and dollars greater than they
were during the corresponding
first year under Pres. Harrison;
that the salaries of many office
holders have been increased :;
that the tariff bill adopted by
Congress has radical defects J;
that q substitute for the Sher-
man bill was not enacted when
the purchase clause was repealed
on November 1, 1898; that the
shifty declarations on the Hawaii
question leave the position of
the Government undetermined !;
and that New Mexico and Arizona
have been Disseminated against
to the benefit of Utah in respect
of admission 10 the Union and
that, worst and last, an odious,
unconstitutional, un-Democratlc,
un;American, and unnecessary
income tax has been imposed, at
Mr.. Cleveland's suggestion, on
as many of the people of the
United States as by their thrift
and skill earn more than $1,000
year.-From tie N Y..Snu (Dem.)
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
JAMES E. Law.

We are authorized to announce James
j.. Law. of Ten Mile District, a candi-
date for the Office of County Superin-
tendent of Free Schools subject TO the
decision of the Republican nominating
convention OF Harrison county.
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W. A. MARSH.

Mr.. Howard may be nice
man, and we rather think he is,
but he represents a principle that
the people will repudiate in No
vember, and Mr.. Howard will
get TO continue his law practice.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-24
Consequences Of Gossip.

A young girl killed herself the
other day and her dying words
were: People talked about me. )"
That was the evident motive of
her act. Brooding over the
gossip about her, which malice
or carelessness had launched and
was keeping afloat, she decided
that life without fair name was
not worth living. Was this
woman unduly sensitives Did
she attach TOO much Importance
to idle chatter ? That she was
weaker than most women is
clear. She died rather than face
a iibe! or live it down. Yet it
may be that she suffered no more
than many other victims of tattle
and tale.bearing who are strong
enough to liye. No character is
SO contemplate as the busybody,
the tattler, the wanton, careless
gossip. Perhaps more harm is
done in this world by evil imagi-
nation and vicious suspicious,
repeated out of sheer empty
headness, than from any other
single cause.
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We extend greeting TO Mr.. Silas
B. Davis, the new editor of the
Clarksburg Ne,0s. That he will
edit the paper with dignity and
make it a pure, patriotic journal
for the home, is our prediction.
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Announcements.
LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized 10 announce J. M.
LETTERS, OF Salem, as candidate for
House Of Delegates. subject to the de-
oision of the Republican county con-
yention.
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w N MARSH

/ hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Gffice of County Superin-
tendent, subject to the decision OF the
Harrison county Republican nominate
ing convention.
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The Holmes Shoe Co. have
made a cut on prices for the
next thirty days in order to make
room for their fall stock. 40.tf.