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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
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Rom lit cine Staot Der &irhen uno
Der gltertbiimer. Sn Der Mltltaot Tin=
oct man alle bunoert S6ritte cine
rei6c, berrli6e Stride. Sn ben neue=
rem 5beilen iino ulleroings Die 2irhen
meniger Sablrei6, oenn in Stalien
tiimmert lj6 oas Golt neni9 um &irr
den, YIurreien uno S6ulen. 3iele
Gorge ilberlGBt man ben Prieltern uno
ppllen oieie cine nelle Stride ir9enopo
baben, oanu miIlien lie OieIelbe aud
besablen. Ser Staliener lit ni6t ge=
wobnt, etpas on Die Yrieiter su sablen,
IOnOern jeoCr5eit etmas BON ibnen Su
empian9eu. Sas ieben mir on unleru
S;t%ulienern in Mmerita. 8e9enpdrtig
miro cine berrlide Stride 81 Gbren oes
bl. SOa6im, oes NamenspatrOns oes
Yapltes, III elnem Ileuen Tiertel
Gom's gebaut, aber es Iino nidt Die
3Dmer, Die oieie &irden baleu lalen,
ionoern Die Yerebrer oes Papltes auBer=
hath Stalien. Die rOmii6en Gir6en
uno Yrieiier meroen u%nterbalten ourb
miloe Stiitun9en. Die DOR Dieler Sabrs
Dunoerten gemaht wurOen. Sollte Die
italienii6e Ge9ierung oieie Stiftun=
oen einmal pe9nebmen, Dann maren
ollie &irhen sum YeriaQe perurtbeiit
uno bic Yrieiter miiBten auspanoern.
Sie italieuiiben &irden iait Obne
9lusnabme seisen wenia Pradt mad
auBen. sic limo meiltens stuii6en
oeu SGuiern oiht eingeteilt, 10 oaB
MIR Die auBere 6rOnte ii6tbar lit, Die
lid lpeni9 bon ben iibrIgen 9Gulern
unteri6eioet, es lei oenn Supeilen ourb
Den Yortico, b. +. Sduleuballe. 9lber
melbe an9snebme lleberraibuns bietet
Ii9 Dem SremOen bar, tpenn er III oas
berrli6e Snnere bineintritt! Sier
oldnst NQes bon Sob uno BON fem.
item 9ei6linenen WarmOr in alien 6ar-
ben. Die Sdulen uno Pfeiler limb
entueoer Don Grant ooer lOlioem
MarmOr Ooer Don Der I~einlteu Wtar=
mOrbetleioun9. SO9ar Die @GnOe
Iino pielia6 nit 9ldnSenoen WarmDr-
plQtten bon Den UeribieOenlten Sarben
uno ,3eidnun9en ME nit 5apsten be.
oett. Die feline Stnttatur=Nrbeit an
ben Oelimieu. yOgeH uHo Seden init
iDrer reiben Yerso!oun9 uno 6arben=
pradt trOBt allcr geihreibung, lie isBt
2ulss in S6Ntten, mas i6 in Srauts
reid. England uno @merita in Oieiem
6a6s gslebeu babe. Seim Mnbllf oie=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Waria, MaienfSni8im.
&ou @uiSo @0rres.

EoH Guido @orres.
Morjo, Moicnf0uigiu.
Gid mil Der Ntoi begriiBClt,
: iC9uc ieIneu 2lubc9irm
lluo ms 81 oetucu Siren.
Dtaria, Dir beieblen mir,
G&oS 9riiut NIB bliibt am 6rSen,
: Ian cS cine @inmclSjler
,Sn @otteS Gurten weroeu.
Sebiite ms nit treltem SleiB,
: Roui9in Der Nraueu!
Ete Ner;Cusbliitbeu IilicuweiB
2lui 9rilucu W~foiesauer.
s ldli' bic glumell I'M uro I'm
o&u aleu Screen lproMcu,
limb made tic sim 6eili9tDum,
Grin li6 Der OtNt eri9Ioneu.
Gie SeeIen toItuu 9luubcuSarm,
Sic nit &erSweiilung ringer,
Sic ltllmmen made liebenSwarnt,
Eamit ile freuoie Iin9cu.
Tamtt tic glei6 Der ltuhtigau
SIM Sieoe lih Cri6wiH9eu,
llno nit Der SSreuoe belllteu S9ou
Ylr Nt1teulieocr iiHgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

luenn SenrNnO, Der i'm gt9riiie itebt.
leite 8eliebte 81 beiuNen. Die Gi9arre
nit Dem 9lubenoen Gnoe an ben M9uno
filbrt unO lid oamit i9inolib Der.
brennt. Sebr pebig 1T es audi, peuH
mann cine Qigarre rauhen mill pHh
bat gar feline!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
@ir lalien nllr ocnjeni9cn iiir thug
9eltell, Der unlere 9inli1tcn tDellt.

Sn ben &atatom6en in Som fat
Brdlut @ilper. Elm 0ebprener Shlelier,
cine fir Die Siturgit nno Spgmatit
bphlpi6tige Gntoefung 9emadt, inoem
err einen 6ptlus BON bier NemQloen
f0no, melhe Gus Der eriten Sdlfte oes
spelten ,Sabrbunoerts itnmmeu iollen.
Gines Oieier Siloer iiberitei0t icgli6e
Mertbihdbung, ou es nldts 8eringerss
ais Die IF. WtcIie BARTLETT. Sie Ge=
mGlOe %belinoen ii4 in Der ieit neni1=
items 100 Sobren ofienen Saupttupelle
Der Observation-Disclosures, ourb wel6e
Sauienoe BON Wlcnihen binDur69coan=
gen inn, pbne Die GriiienS eieier Wtas
lereien 81 nbnen. Sic naren nGmlid,
inter elmer SrOpilteintrulie pcrbnrNen,
uno slpar ocrurt, DAB MAJ bon lsor=
ben, geihwelle oenn SiOllren aud
niht ous @erin9itc lab. Yralat 9Sil=
pert bat lie a priori p%ornus9eleBt,
lOite cui 6emiibem @9eee Die Sropi=
Iteintrultc uno iano smei berrll6e
6Dtlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

@dbreuo Die GOrepitcn gen @Oi6=
inoton ,leben unO ii1 aui's Yetieln
uno Sduorren perle9cn. tla9t man
LIBERAL ilber Wangel al G%armarbei=
tern. Sin ourbaus SuUerla Tiger uno
ia9tunoi9er Wann. S. u. Sage. Si-
rector bes 9Setterbureaus uno Der Grn=
tsltatiitit Don Soma srtlart: gSenn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

Sin NroBmiitbiger 8eihentSeber lebt
in StraBbur9. Serielbe erbielt bIeIeg
Sage cine 6eloiabluu9 mitteis Yoltan=
peliuu9, unterihricb bieielbe uno iugte
oann sum Srieftrlser: sd perSlbte
auf oen Setru9 uno ibente Sbnen Die
9dnse Summe!." Ter @rieitrdger DANTE
perbinollh't unO sog nit Der Summc
Ob. Slciclbe oriitte feline SaIhe niht
allSu iebr; oenn lie beitano aus -
einem Yienni9. Sie StruerbebOroe
buttc nGmlih an Den Serrn % 4fen=
Mig 81 besubleu, ipoppn lie 20 Ffennig
Iiir Die Holtanmciluns uno ) Efennla
Seitell9elo abso9; blieb aIip 9elau ell
Eiennig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Mus Den anoercm fatboliI6en
Seitun9cn.

Sas Supreme Council Der q. 9. 81.
oes Sil= mo Nu9ldnOes miro in Der
spsiten Silite oieisr Wpte in Ses
Woines, Sa., feline 5. Sabresueriamm=
lung abbaltsn, 81 welder 10 al 300
Sele9aten ermartet weroen. Sie Ser
bonoluugen lueroen n0tiIrlih 9ebeiln
gebalten. mas Die laubere Sippe ieoof)
einem leidt9llubigen, pom &orurtbeil
| oeoen Die tatboliihe Stride unb ibrs
BlGubigen beiangenen Publitum npr=
iblpefeln mill, oas miro in einem bon
Seubelei, SaB uno Wioeripriiben
i~trDBenoen platform Wadwsrte per-
DiientIibt meroen. Na6 Gem, was
Der 6ebeimbuno llber Ieine SeItrebuu=
gen bat perlNlten lalIen, tam man lid
inn Goraus einen ge9riif oapon MAIDEN,
iuie Die Qlatform bon les MOines aus
iallen miro. p&atb. WObenblatt. "
Soien=Yrcoiosr 98ie Die .gtoro=
glEerita" berihtet, bat ein tatbpl. Yric=
tier in Baltimore empiobleu, aud
Soien su 9eIi0tten, in tatbOl. &ir6en
su preoi9en lno cin engliIhes tatbpli=
iWes Slatt bat OieIen 8oridlaS gut
gcbeiBen!
Mud Elm SOrtihritt in ialifer 9ih=
tun9. "a batter mir ia Die eurppGi-
ibeu Climber in Der yYaiciiiruna" Der
Stride 9cbptcn! - y0ldubensbote."
Sie 6prsp=S spe9ung miro jebt mirt=
LID nlarmireno. Man ia9t iprib.
wortiib; ,Man bari Den Seuiel nlhi
OIL Die gSano malen, ionlt iommt err"
Nier bat iit oieies Spri6ipOrt ais nab,
beudbrt. Sas 9ntmiitbi9e Nplt bal
in Der ganien Seme9un9 crit nlr einen
SpaB erblidt. Plus oieIem SpaB III
aber inSDii6cn tOotcr Grnit geworDsn.
- Gin ais unuern.infti9 in Die Mu0en
ipringcnoes lluternebmeu iolltc uic.
mails unteritilBun9 iinoen. Sinte,
Den 6orepiten, oielnebr Dem bon ibner
in Scene 9eleBten 3uN BON alien Sri
ten Der WinDroIe Der u06 Der Ser.
StaNten Saupttaot. lteten bic BOpu=
lIlteu, Die man iiilli1 Die S~taatsiocia.
lilten nennen fam. Zen raoitaler
Socialismus uuo Die Nuar6ie lpa9te
man ni1t ioiort 81 protlamiren, 0ber
Das Gine mics @nore iii. nie man nit
einem oeutiden Spri6port ia0t, Nlles
elmer Sub Butter. Die 3auoerer
i'm GonsreB uno Senat iollen iebcn,
wie lie nit Den Seloen ierti9 nerocn.
Ga 1T ~alleroings gutter Gatb tbeuer.
SnSuiideu bat Die 6Orepsy urlcste -
~pOrlduTig lit es ni6ts anoers ais cine
@urleste - in @aibin9tOn al ben
S,tufen oes 6apitol's ibren eriteu glti
9eipielt. 6Orep tornte ni6t einmaI
einen Proteit Oerleier. sei6weiAe leuue
9teoe ans Golt baltem. Sroune, De,
eielbaIt genug mar, cine SABINE mil
ieinem ei9eucn Siloe als Gbriltus UNI
Der Sni6rilt: .Gr lit Guieritanben,
Sob ben Sntereilen an SOnos" 81
ibpin9eu, iolpie audi iein Noiutant
Sones wuroen, neil lie iib Der YoliSei
pIDerieBtcn, ein9cipOnnen. Sdberlit
bat li1 Die 6oreD= IHaire ielber gcma6tI
oh lie audi uuibaolih Qemadt weroer
tam, 1T cine anoere 6rage.- NoroO.
&atDolit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

Sine runocrbore Wetamprphoie bat
Die Siamurf=S inoe zines 9orfcs bel
Goburg eriabren. Der HegsnmdnJcl
Dcs OeriloIicnencn SOmmers bate sur
6Ol9e gebabt, ooB oas crit "unlGnglt 9e=
p~flanSte &dumten. iiir Oelien Geoeiben
Die 9dnSe 6emeinoc SnterelIe bate,
peroOrrte. Sus mertte man uber crit
bein beuri0en Wpoererpuben Der 3d.
tur. Sa iaBtcn Die SpiBen oes Cries
Den GntI6luB, obne guiieben su erre=
gen, nQdtli6tr gSeile Die ginoe purt)
cine anoere 81 erleBen. 6eoudt, getban.
Ser Baum seoieb iur b%eiouOeren SreliOe
ocrer, Die i'm gepflanSt. SIMMER mebr
entmifelten li1 ieine &nospen, uno
elmer Der lebtcn ionnigen Sage braNte
lie gum Srchen. SO6 slm GntieBen
Der idlomOniiG=meiieu SrtDlter trug
Dos SGum6en - glrnbliitben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08
Eat6uGIr6er Burden . &aleRNer.

8rinouns Der bl. STRIDE. - Sob.
IA, %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

yGeneral" &e0p's 0eute arbeitswiaig
uno Superldiiis ipGren, 10 bate er
leoem einselneu Der 1900 Wann in
Nuoubon County uno einem balben
Gubeno Na6bar Counties in Soma
lobnenoe Mrbeit ndhneiien tOnnsn. -.
ytatllrlit, Der 8ummelmarib nub
Wa'binaten Seidllt oieien eolen patrio.
ten, llnter lpel0en ii6 tein einsiSer
Seitlder beTlnoet, belier. ais Sols.
ldla9en lno Stallausmiiten.- .Y ui.
falo GOltsfreuro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

Ioel Der Seele lit cine @lume, Die
Oft crit alf Dem @rabe serIt0rter 9pif=
nlln9 erblilbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-08

Ser 9lppIie6ter Sobn 9. Sulipan
bat wubl bNIO v~allsgcipielt" Gr eri1len
ppr eini9en 2ibenoel total beSeht auf
Der Sllbne oes SeOples SDe0ter in Sem
YOrt uno Wuroe 10 lan9e pcrbobnt uliO
pcrlpOitet, bis er yabluuntte."
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31

Owing to the depression m
business and the hard times
generally / have concluded 10 re-
duce the Bus fare to 25c. round
trip. --15c. one way,
36. WALTER SEpw1cK.
Merriman is having a nice
trade on gentleman's fine shoes
and fashionable hats. 42.1t
The Holmes Shoe Co. have cut
prices on straw hats. A $3.50
hat for $1.o0; fur and wool hats
IN proportion. 40.tf.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31
BAND CONCERT.
Wednesday Night. sept. sth, at Music
Hall.

Wednesday Night. Sept. 5th, at Music
Hall.
The First Regiment Band have
secured the services of Prof. S. w.
Burke, of the Fifth Infantry Band
OF Illinois, as their future director
and the concert next Wednesday
night will be given under his
dictatorship. The admission to
this concert will be 10 and 20
cents, which price we think is in
reach of all. Clarksburg already
has a good band, but with q little
encouragement from our citizens
and such an able musical d.
rector as Prof. Burke, can have
one of the best in the country.
The following superb program
will be rendered, which insures
a crowded house:
l. March-Liberty Bell. 49,. .sousa
.. Overture Silver Bell. .schlepegrell
8. Baritone solo--Rock in the Cradle
OF the Deep. .........R ollison
r. l.. Brown.
4, serenade- sall Think of Thee.
..,..... .................Sh Sherman
n
b. oornet solo-The Three Star Polka.
By Proi. $. W. Burke Of Chicago .''
Q. March National Fencibles. .sousa
Reserved seats 20 cents. Or
sale at Nusbaum's Book Store
Saturday evening.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31
AT REST

SOPHIA Williams was born on
the oath day of October, 1885, in
Harrison county, Va, (now w.
Va and was married 10 John
Fnltz on the 9th day of Decem.
Der, 1856, and died of neuralgia
Of the stomach on the 9Th day Of
August, 1894, aged IS years 10
months and 10 days. She united
with the NJ. E. Church at the
Point Pleasant class in 1857 and
ever after lived a consistent
Christian life She welded d
powerful influence for good in
her family, and pride of her god.
ly life is seen in the religious
tendencies of her children, She
was a loving wife. an affec-
tionate mother, and ruled her
household by gentleness. She
leaves husband, one son and
three daughters to mourn her loss.
Her remains were laid to rest in
the Mount Lebanon cemetery
after appropriate services by the
writer. Truly, it may be said
of her, blessed are the dead who
die IN the Lord. l.. NC.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31
win Be at The Fair in All His SPLEEN


W. NJ. osburn, the Halter and
Sheer, and dealer in Gents Furn-
ishings, will be at the Fair with
a full line of ladies, misses and
gents footwear, the finest ever
brought to the city /; also will have
a good assortment of trunks,
valises, umbrellas, etc. When you
come to the fair look for Osburn's
Emporium of Fashion and you
will be surprised to see such
goods at such rock bottom prices.
Competition detied on every arti-
Gle exhibited. 40.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31
cam and See

Us when you come to the fair. We
handle all kinds of hardware, paints,
oils, glass, agricultural Implements, &c.
We have the best plows on the market;
Farmers and builders are invited TO call
and get prices on nails, wire and all
paints. Donot forget the place. The
Vance Hardware Co. Main street. 49.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31
salem.

Salem.
Henry Hawker is in Pittsburg.
Mrs. T. D. Mitchell and child
rem, Mabel and Harry, started
Friday for Pigna. o. to visit Mrs.
Mitchell's parents.
Festus Ford has purchased the
property known as the Hickman
property, and moved his family
into it.
Misses Hattie and Mamie or.
futt, of Morgan's Run, have rent
ed the milliner shop of Miss
Versa Davis, bought her stock of
goods and will continue the bust
ness, adding that of dressmak-
ing.
Mr.. Mems, of Volcano, Wood
county, visited his sister Mrs.
Edgar Davis, Saturday and Sun,
day,
Aboutfitteen of thelady friends
OF Mrs. Oloma Ford made her q
surprise party last Thursday
evening. taking her several
beautiful and useful presents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Gordon, on the 25th, a son.
]. j. Flanagan spent a part of
last week in the Center Point oil
field.
Clyde and Iva Randolph are
visiting in Richie county. They
went on their wheels. Left here
after breakfast and arrived at
Bered, a distance of forty miles,
in time for dinner with their
grandmother, Mrs. Joseph
Merideth.
Misses Clara and Iowa Wilson,
and Mrs. Ashby Wilson. were in
Harrisville, last week for visit.
Mrs. o. L. Rohrbough is ar
ranging to visit relatives in
Richmond, Va, in the near fu-
ture.
Among those who took advantr
age Of the excursion rates to
Pittsburgh from our town, were
r. L. Towles, Homer Williams,
Henry Hawker, ]. F. Carpenter, /
A. D. Traugh, Uric Randolph,
Guy DAVIS and Gooseberry
Wagner.
Edgar Davis has returned from
Webster Springs, much improv-
ed in health.
Mr.. Jamison, who is at work
in the OIL fields, has moved his
family from Penn into the prop
erty owned by Prof. Blair.
CT. Ford's mansion is nearing
completion.
President Gardiner, and Rev.
Huffman have returned from
Brookfeld, New York. where
they had been attending the
General Conference. They were
made happy by the contribution
Of over 100000 in cash. and
pledges, to meet the expenses of
Salem College for the year to
come. On their way home they
purchased a $4,000 outfit for the
laboratory, consisting of an air
pump, electric machine, liners,
mirrors and many other pieces.
nearly fifty in number; for use in
the classes in physics. They
have also ordered a fine new
seven octave organ for use in the
college. Thus they have secur-
ed a fine equipment for the com.
ing years work. K. E.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31

George ]. Reeds swift-footed
Mcbride won the grand purse al
Moundsville on Wednesday and
the Clarksburg boys who were
backing him got everything in
sight.
Hon. Aston g. Dayton the able
young statesman from Philippi
was in Clarksburg Tuesday. Some
of the counties of the Second dis
trict are instructed to support
him for the Congressional nomi-
nation and it is evident that he
stands a good show to be the man
who will "lay out" Mr.. William
L. Wilson.
Where will you get square
meal when you come to the fair?
Try the City Restaurant, opposite
Lowndes'. Meals at all hours.
Also a full line of groceries, fruits,
confectionery, tobacco, ETC., etc.
A tlnware department is 9 new
feature just added. Call and you
will be cordially received by. the
proprietor Edward 7. Mills. 42-1
Mr.. John E. Steady, of Clarks-
burg, Populist nominee for Con-
gress from this district, ispusmng
his campaign in vigorous man
ner For several years he has
had a brass band, and good one,
too, composed solely of his own
children, and with this he is max
ing a tour of the district, in the
interests of his party. The nov
city of congressional aspirant
supported by his own family band
is attracting considerable atten-
ton in the various counties.
The j. o. U. A. NJ. supper given
by Mrs. E. B. Hustead on Tues.
day night was spiendidly man
aged and a success in every way.
About fifty persons enjoyed the
tempting bill of fare, and it is
needless to say that they will
hold in pleasant remembrance
the kindness of Mrs. Hustead and
Miss Artha Drummond in seeing
that every detail was carefully
looked after.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31

"'iN AiSi recovery 10 tlouShs uoupl-
full.
Charlie Davis is much better
and will recover.
Truman Gore has had relapse
and has been dangerously i'll for
several days
a chicken thief stole IS chick
ems from Mr.. Jesse Alexander
one night last week.
The W. Va. s P. R. r. will
sell excursion tickets 10 the
Lewis County Fair from all
stations along its line. Itisheld
at Weston Sept. II. 70 & 10.
Girls, those beautiful Oxford
ties you get of Merriman with
his name in them are elegant
and shapely. You manifest your
admiration for nice shoes and
good judgment by wearing them.
One of the brightest little ex.
changes receives at this office is
the Weston Independent. We
congratulate its editors on their
success in making such readable
newsy paper.
Traders Alley will be lovely
place during the fair. 1t will be
a curious mixture of bad whisky,
poor horses and hard cases. Keep
out of Traders Alley if you don't
want to get into trouble.
Contractors from all parts of
the country are gathering here to
bid on the opera house building
again. 1t will certainly be go
this time as the plans have been
carefully remodeled.
West Milford has a new physi-
clan who is getting a good prac-
tice. We refer to DR.. Powell, a
recent graduate from Baltimore
but native of this county. We
learn that he was one of the
brightest students at Baltimore.
W. G. MARBLE who recently
represented the Equitable Build
ing and Loan Association, OF
Charleston, and spent a few
weeks here, has gone into a law
Office at Cumberland, where he
will be regularly employed.
The last issue of the Press of
Kingwood gave an excellent cut
of our handsome friend Neil j.
Fortney who is a prominent candi-
date for Congress in the Second
District. When it comes to stall
wartR Republicans and buckwheat,
Preston is always in it.
John Armstead while driving
with his wife near Wolf Summit
was unable to hold his team which
becoming frightened ran away
throwing the occupants from the
carriage and bruising Mr.. Arm
stead pretty severely. Mrs. Arm
stead was unhurt.
Mr.. Clint Davis will be the
nominee on the Populist ticket
for State Senator. He is genu,
inc Populist and although he was
formerly Democrat, he de-
nounces that party now and de-
clares their principles to be cor
rupt and unworthy of true Ameri-
cans.
We congratulate our friend,
editor Silas B. Davis upon the
first edition of the Ne,cs under his
management. To be sure he
means to publish a Democratic
paper but he is young man of
lofty 'ambitions,pure purposes,un-
questioned morals. He deserves
the full support of his party.
When girl is giddy she is the
giddiest thing we know of. A
Clarksburg girl recently went up
among the mourners at a funeral
to look at a corpse and was be-
ginning to say: well amt it just
too CUTE" Before she finished
she stopped to listen to a kid on
the street whistling after the
BALI
The West End Sunday School
in the Pritchard block will resume
its work next Sunday, Sept. Cd.
Mr.. U. Lee Wolfe has retired
from the newspaper business.
| While he woS nrf,nr;atn,. oF +ho
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window in his store which pre-.
sents a handsome appearance.
Every one should witness the
Baby Show at the Clarksburg
Fair. 81
Cheapest and best-Ireland's
Commercial School, Morgantown.
W, Va. Write for circular. 42.4
What a handsome appearance
the court yard fountain presents
after the application OF a little
paint.
The pile.driver is a novelty for
Clarksburg and for the last week
its operation has been carefully
watched by scores of our citizens.
The slate roof is being put on
the new school building. 1t is
hoped that school may begin
about Oct. LIST.
The income tax is now a law
and Bill Spencer and John Hull
talk of migrating from the
United States.
We are preparing the type for
the financial report of the Board
of Education of Sardis district
which will appear next week.
1t is announced that Warren
Hayes the well.known Populist
orator will speak at the Populist
Senatorial convention here on
September 7th.
You can subscribe for the
TELEGRAM when you come to the
fair next week. The best local
newspaper in Central West Va.
Only S1.5o per year.
Ira @. Post, of this county, has
been appointed by Gov. MacCor
kle an honorary delegate to the
Farmers National Congress that
meets at Parkersburg, Oct. 8.
Do not forget the auction sale
of 46 town lots next Monday.
Largest lot sale ever advertised
in Clarksburg. See the fifth
page of this paper.
Contractor P. Q. Shrake has
sent his two teams to Buckhan-
non, where he has the contract
for the foundation of the Sem
mary Ladies Hall.
Commissioner A. H Clark has
a number of legal notices in this
issue. Mr.. Clark is mentioned
for County Superintendent by
many of his Republican friends.
They dosay that candidate Jas.
Bumgardner is hustling for the
nomination for House of Dele
gates. TO the industrious be-
longs the palm" is evidently Mr..
Bumgardner's motto.
DR.. S. M. Hartman, of Weston,
will be at the st. Charles Hotel,
Clarksburg during the Fair,
September 4, 5 and 6. Those
needing spectacles skillfully ad.
justed should call. Eyes fitted
day or night. Examination free.
Mr.. Jno. Koblegard and daugh.
ter Jessie. returned on Wednes-
day morning from a visit of sew
eral weeks duration IN Denmark
and other parts of Europe. We
are glad to welcome them back
after their pleasant trip.
There has been no clue discover
ed that tends to throw any light
upon the assassination of Major
Russell. whose tragic death was
narrated in the columns of the
TELEGRAM recently. 1t is
thought that the matter is now
ended and the mystery may
never be cleared up.
Rev. Dewitt White left on
Tuesday evening for his home in
Morgantown, where he will stay
two or three weeks and then will
resume his studies, probably at
Princeton or Auburn. His
brother, -Chas. L. White, has ar
rived and taken charge perman-
emily of his work as pastor of the
First Presbyterian church.
The firm of Deison & Krentzer
informs us that in the death of
the excellent foreman of their
repair shop, the lamented Henry
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At the Holmes Shoe Co. you
can buy mems russell and light
shoes worth 50. 90 for s.. %. both
in balls and Congress. 4o-tf. 4
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This is an advertisement, but
1t will pay you to read it. W. T.
Merriman, on Sd street, it is gen
orally known, always means what
he advertises. He will sell you
any kind of winter boots and
shoes for men, women and child
rem for less money than you can
buy the same class of goods else.
where, 42-2t
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At the Holmes Shoe Co. you
can buy a woman's button kid
shoe worth 50. SO for 50. Butcher,
worth $3.50 forS1.75. 40.tf.