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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04

had accepted an In
vitation to preach at
Readville. Heleit Ms
home in Newton Gem
tire In good spirits, but
the exertion was eyi.
IDENTIFY too much for
him. His body was
taken back to Newton
Centre. His wife, who
Is eighty-two years
old, was prostrated
with grief. rTs i
Samuel F ra n ci q
Smith was born In
Boston and celebrated
his eighty-ssvenrb
birthday October 10
last. he attended the
Boston Latin School
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
Venezuela In Revolt.

Another revolution has begun in Venezu-
ella. DR.. Rojas Paul is the leader. Upris-
ings are reported from different States. The
Government declares that the disturbances
are OF no importance,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
Pathetic Fate of Actor and Actress.

The veil known English actors, Arthur
Dacre and his wife, have committed suicide
at Sidney. New South Wales The acts were
caused by dependency arising from their
unsuccessful tour Of Australia. Dacre shot
his Wifa and then killed himself
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
Where Kings Congregate

There were seven or eight kings, 2ranc
dukes aud other such folks visiting Paris
during October.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
Too Palace in Colorado.

Leadville, COL, Is to have an ice palace
this winter, money having been raised BY
subscription for its erection.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04

Drought Injuries Australia's Wheat Crop.
Owing to the prolonged drought the wheat
yield in the Australian colonies will barely
supply local demands. None will be avala-
BILE lor export
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
Areentina's Rapid-Fire Guns.

Argentina's rapid-arine as!d guns. bought
in Europe, are reported to be the best in the
world.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
A Fortunate Town.

The city OF Marysville, Wash, :"iIl levy no
taxes next year. as Its surplus aad the re-
csipt, from licenses will meet al eypanses'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
REV. SAMUEL +. SMITH DEAD.
| Author Of "Americs" Dies Suddenly In 81
| Boston Railway Station. 4#;

Rev. Samuel Francis Smith. author OF
"America," dropped dead in railway train
In the New York and New England depot at
Boston, Mass. In spite of his great age he
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04

The Duke Carries Away His Bride.
The Duke and Duchess OF Marlborough
sailed from New York for Gibraltar on the
North German Lloyd steamship Fulda.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
Mining Silver in Ireland

Tipperarys silver mines, after being close l
for forty years, are to oe worked again.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-12-04
ms for Canada,

Utah Mormons for Canada.
A big colony OF Mormons has left Utah for
Alberta, Canada.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26
WHEN OTHERS FAIL

Hoods Saapara builds the shattered system by giving
action the digestive creating appetite purify
the blood 1t prepared by modern methods possesses the
curative and has the wonderful record
actual Of medicine in existence Take only Hoods
Hoods Pills purely vegetable and do pain grippe
Sc
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

The attempt Of the Lincoln Provdent association this week to
charity ball its projectors what they ought
have known before the entertainment
real charity ball. however worthy the be made
unless the Offices of known the social world
secured Giving charity ball isn't like opening tobacco store
Socety's assistance is necessary.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Mr. Joseph Boehmer OF Quincy Ill., the city this week

The coon club Wednesday evening the
dence of Mr. and Mrs j. A. Bucksa Those present Mr.
and Mrs Wright Mr. Mrs R. H. Towney Mr. and Mrs
E. p Ewing Mr. and Mrs c. s. Lppnco Mr. and Mrs. H. F. SUIT
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Hagreaves Mr. and Mrs W. A. Green
Mr. and Mrs. B. and Mrs. c. F. !Iadd Mr. and Mrs
F. W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Wilson, and Mrs. Oliver
Rodgers Mr. and Mrs j. T. Hole Mrs. Muir of Denver Mrs Alex
Wilson, Miss Wilson, Miss Laa Miss Ekenbarry
of Pattsmout Mrs Charles Robinson Chicago Miss Nellie Ben
Omaha Mrs Mrs McEwen Mrs Stebbins OF
Detroit Mrs. A. Bruce Croroth Mr.. John Dorgan, Master
Frank Mr. W. F. Clarke Mr. Little of Sioux City Lieut.
nrches
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Miss Florence Mnehart Lafayette Ind the OF Miss
Mr.. w. j. Lamb is i'm Chicago.

Miss Eva Ouvan president OF the Sophomore class
of the university meeting held Thursday afternoon
Flave Wright unanimously elected president Miss
Jennie Guile secretary and Will Green treasurer.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26
THE COURIER
The Dorcas society Thursday with Mrs. NJ r. Davey

meeting Political Economy club the unive
sty Wednesday night Mrs W. Bryan read paper The
Efficiency Of Municipal Government at Home and Abroad Miss
Mary discussed Corruption Municipal Government At the
meeting be held from Wednesday Rev. f. H.
Chaplin will deliver lecture "The Bond of Social Unity
Prof George Williams gave complimentary recital the
Funke house Tuesday evening that attended by i'm
audience number OF state officials graced the audience
among the notable from out OF The in
cuded "Od Ace Paul Clorde Defense by BuIwer Lytton
giving Professor Williams excellent opportunity to exhibit his
oratoca ability selection from "A Midsummer Nights Dream,
The Convcts Christmas Eve The Debating Society also
pleasing exposition by the Tabeau dart violin solo by
Miss Bertha Davis etc. etc.
Miss Richardson lecture the Nebraska
servaory Of music last night the Yellowstone Park.
Wednesday evening the university chapel Professor Manus
Sevekng Of the university of the second
his Of ecas He assisted by Miss
Susie Schofed pianist The rendered follows
Tocata and Fugue Bach Tausg Peer Gyn Suite morning N
Asses DEATH Antra i'd the hall OF the mountain king Gie
Morceaux Characterstiques
Danse Macabrefor two pianos Miss Susie Schofed Mr. Sieve
kingSaint Saens Fire Scene From the Gotterdammerung
Wagner Twelfth Raphsode- Professor Sevekng
warmly welcomed encore attestng the increasing
which the talented musician held the people this city
Mr.. H. II. Wilson is in Chicago.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

The Oympc whist club last night the residence of Mr.
A. Chapman Those Misses Ada Heaton Sadie
Graham Phoebe Gerard Ashton Helen Grace
rard Flo Wnge Daisy Cochran Lucy Griffith Messrs Harry
Harley Frank Kitchen Harry Grupe George Johnson Ralph
Winger Claire Young Lawrence Packard Homer Honeywell Art
Chapman
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

The dramatic club Of the
Ashland last night under the auspices Of the high school literary
society The plays presented Chums" and THE Open
Gate" which will be given n shortly
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26
Mr.. H. III. Wilson is in Chicago.
Mr.. A. B. Coffroth has gone to Cincinnati

This evening their residence Professor and Mrs Caldwell will
entertain the professor class in history
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Miss Marie Marshall has returned from Noe Dame nd where
she has been attending school ST. Mar Academy for the past
months
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Miss Richardson announced to lecture at the Nebraska
sevatory Of music last night the Yellowstone Park
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07
COMMENCEMENT l'rsgram eiIi,roaddns
ImStitate. f{iH eagi

Sunday Evening. June 9th, 8 p. M.
Baccalanseatel Sermon bS +. H.sKtr.
ais q foot DID. Lid. srom -
Monday Evening, June 10th, SIP, mr.
II p. M, Musicale and Art Reception.
in Institute Parlors,
Tuesday Evening, June 18th, p. IN.
Address hyJ. NJ. Sitierl d. DE- IN Che
aEm aGourt'Housa. G1 m
Wednesday, Evening, June 18th, s n, m.
Commencement Exercises in the
Court House.
To all of these exercises the public is
most cordially invited.
sttEksi s..ss-. - .9.Iau4.--4JGttCil ~
Bishop n Castle. of Elkhart,t
Indiana. will dedicate TIE United
Brethren church at Joetown.i
Marion county,. W. Va. Juae 81
1895. Services beginning at $50
a. N. A large crowd will ,proba-
bly, attend. 81 ~ .ls3,isa 500 4
AgTotNES GENERAL OEEEY,
has been selected TO succeed
Secretary Gresham asgo4the
Premierofd the Cleveland Oabia
net ~ guI8is 3asmGTs89tt
isDBt IS .fa0S keM 1AfyatI
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07

Sons of Veterans was used in
the afternoon the Junior Order,
Sons Of Veterans and G. A. II.
Post led by the First Regiment
band proceeded to the odd Eel.
lows cemetery where services
were held according to the @. A.
r. and Sons Of Veteran ritual.
Mrs. Carrie Smith. Mrs. Leroy
Rollins, Mrs, j. n. David, Miss
Nina shpttlewerth, Mrs. b r.
Shuttleworth, Miss Nancy Shut.
tleworth, Miss Alcinda Daylsson.
Mrs. Byrd Littleton. Mrs Jacob
swartS Junior League NJ b.,
church, Mrs, John Smaliwood,
Mrs. Lee Raymond, Miss Julia
Bailey. Mrs, Davis. Mrs o. IA,
Tate, Mrs. s. 4, Steel, Mrs. An
drew Lyon, Mrs A II, Osborn,
Mrs VIM Dawson, Mrs n tioff,.
Miss Matte Taylor. Miss Rosa
Steir. Mrs Jones Reed. Mrs. j
IG. Mcdowell. Mrs, Ada Steel,
|NIiss Maggie Wallace, and Mrs.
Jarvis Jones contributed flowers
for ppfp oses of y Decoration
The Jr.s 20. u, A. M. and Sons
OF Veterans aided much by their
presence pres and participation. The
large number Of l citizens present
and the excellent attention and
order contributed to make
a real Memorial Day; IL shoul d
be sa.. q day in which all should Join
particularly The school children,
A day devoted 70 lessons ON re,
spect for those who died for their
country, lessons on patriotism.
lessons on obedience to constitn-
tional law as 70 basis of perman-
ence Of our republic, lessons on
love for our Flag as the emblem
of eiyiliiberty. Ytoa
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07

salem NensletsH g fisni
Mss Rissa Chorpenibg ana
slstel are Visiting friends in
Town. $500 1896, 'ie hsglo aa
Mf aud Mrs. "A. II Swishefy OF
Center Point, stopped here Mons
day night on their way home
from visiting Mrs. Swisliesis par.
ients a eloverss CAB. fa7ss
Chas Randolph has moved his
beef shop into a room ia Geo.
Ranaolph's new building. 2 anlss
Ahalf dozen or so of our boys
composed a fishing party. who
spent decoration day fishing
somewhere down the waters of
Iennlie. They returned late at
night but by the amount Of fish.
! ioose Wagner sold the next
day they must have had . good,
Z W Gordon was at Wheeling,
this week;
Prof, w NJ, Blair attended,
Masopsic lodge here Monday
night.
Nh. g. H. Davis is building a
large barn onhis property near,
the Touring mill,
The airs full of music, get
ting ready for the various enter.
tainments of Commencement
week and the annual concert,
which bids fair to surpass, in
excellence, any ever given in the
history OF Salem College. ,.,,,
Rev DR.. Lewis, of Plaindeld.,
Nd who was here last Com.
lmeneement, and gave such an
able lecture, has been secured for
"a lecture on the evening Of the
3i2th ibis year Dr. Lewis IS
among the most popular lecturers.
in the United States.
Rev Huffman attended Quar-.
terlg meeting at New Milton
Saturday, and Sunday and y, q
Eippncott occupied his pulpit
here, preaching an able sermon.
Mr. n Llppincott Is a student in
Salem College. preparing 70 en-
ter the ministry. -, .. ,.,l5.
Mr.. B. Kenney, OF Flatwoods,
visited at lis ia, ff;altther;ipslaw.s
b J., Davis, Monday i I'M sa.
!. NJ II il. 81, Davis, CT New Mil;
ton, spent Sunday with his dangh-
ter, Mrs. Win Ford. i 81.
Eyander Randolph is prepar7
ing TO burn a brick kiln. K. e.
4i0' r -.ikl4 W y :. Z " w LYtl = =
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07

MIest rIllfora.

II
Dir Il q. Powell ana Nathan
Post took IL Decoration III Gfaf
ton,
Miss AIollie Leonard III pala
tine, is visiting relatives here
Miss icie Williams who mas
been teaching near Adamston
returned home Suhday
y \ Highland came home
from Pfttsburg 70 spend several
days wlthhis parents
Miss Ella Holmes visited relag
Etisesin Clarksbnrg the last 81 the
week.
Miss Hettie loung visited her
cousin Miss Nellie Eib. Of RI.
mines Minis the iirst ii the week
j Worthy Highland spent
several days With friends ii
Buckhannon lastweek
Rev Powell o. Pennington.
has been visiting his son at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs I'D. Hot spent
several days With friends tia
Richie county
Miss Ella DAVIDSON is Visiting
relatives IN CfarlSsburg
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Block. Of
Leopold, are visiting friends Id
our little village. sliisas
WesleyPost hada horse drown
edon Monday. HrEo.
iRaH Cherry Camp. iif
Prof. j. p. Law was in onfyils
lage Monday B46i5s
Mrs CsB. MeFedith Of Upshpr;
county, isyisitipg friends 10 this
vicinity. III,
Rey. = 81. Withers and vile,
OF lSmithtop. spent one day last
week in this place
Memorial exercises were rem.
dered ny our school last Thurs
day The school Is progressing
nicely nnderthe excellent man
agement Of Mrs. Haney
We are sorry to learn that our
genial townsmap, Dr Hupp, som
templates moving TO West Union.
Mrs g; A. Lynch and Misses
Rosa Bumgardper and Alys
iCarico, were shopping IN Salem
Tuesday a .54sf isj3f,
/ Mrs L. a. Bailey, Of Mich
iganni lyectured to,a small AUDIENCE
here Monday evening on temper
ance. 1s..s, ..s,,. .,..s
The Council Of the TO. LA
NJ at this place, is growing rap
idly Many Of the best men Of
the nejghb9orhood are Joining aud
MUCH interest is shown. Mr.
Warner and Mr McClaln curry
the goat, Q. |, g,s,s
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07

President Cleveland is not dis
tributing a S4oo.0oe,ooo Republi-
can surplus among favored Ma.
tional banks this term. He is
trying TO make both ends meet
by issuing bonds backed by the
Rothshilds, Of England, ,t,534 81
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07
MI aLumberl,orts

The select school clcsedFriday.
Rev. FyahsSot your city gave an
interesting talkto the audience!
About % men are at work on
the construction of the ShortLine
railroad. eai ~ 3airss17aq 95tl
Mr.. AfeDefmont Is ehlarging
his hotel 9ai p ~ s3r7}d az
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07

-
ton to pay the mileage of the
Judges is only 50, 600, a sum that
|, hals far shor& of Gle amount
aeedea lProhaPIg7it ris ipspfi.
Gent. We do not know ab5ut
that, but We d 1no,c that on page
24 of the auditors report and
asgel9p the Governors mess.
age, the Legislature is asked Ito
appropriate just $4,000. They
got lust what they asked for.
Tso years before, the Demo
CRAIG Legislature made it OILY
$500. See page 2l6, Acts '9$. j
Who pray, was to know how
MUCH was needed if the Auditor
did not: Then the dear inttca
says West Virginia is afflicted
with a large number of insane
persons. p &c. Well the wicked
Republicans did not forget the&.
The Governor and Auditor asked
orSla6, 600 per year for current.
expenses at the asylpms,l but the
Republicans gave them s1Go, 900,
ofis2f ,s 900 more than THE penes
Gratis appropriated two years be-
fore and in addition to this sey-
eral thousand dollars extra for
repairs. Again the Inder says
the expenses of the last Leglsla.
tpre. were extraNagant. The fact
land we defy 1T to- be contra.
dictedY Is that'the entire session
of'the Legislature Of 1895 cost
the people 5000 less than the
entire, session Of 1898. Take the
very first item of expense for
clerk, and we will find that there
wassapprepriatea $4,000 Tor the
clerk Of the Democratic Senate
in 1893 while for llsssS the apprb-
priation tor clerk ot5.the, Senate
was ofify 9 S4 90, me same
difference existsto1aA the other
Officials No session in s years
has cost the people less than.shat
of 90 The Democratic papers
say that there was an Insufficient
sum appropriated to pay criminal
charges, Yet they neglected. TO
lsaNsthat the amount appropriated
was $4,000 more than was eRer
appropriated before. The fact
is, it hurts themto see everything
amply provided for with less
money than they used.
AS to the charge that the Re-
pubfeaps failsdIlto appropriate
for running the States instltu,
tons, we reply that all the States
educational and charitable insti-
.tptions were given more money
than our Democratic friends had
ever:gisen them and yet the total
samoppt appropriated was Slo4,-
600 less, than our Democratic
friends made it in '93. Many
asefalssActs were passed, and
Thousands of dollars will be saYed
by the new school book. bill. 1t
wasSa business 1iegislature and
one that aimed To look after the
interests of the people and tie
State, i,-.asiaCt
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07

(Jlys
PIaiiIltFal.eIIIii|jsII.
bout the Last Legs,
Iature. "oIs
one Criticisms Answered.
I
&Ssz9HE sesteemed
NaYI Fairmont IN
sNI den devoted
800 s::ss:s AM two columns
fEseSS5fEsn of space TO
no eSal8 showing up
N<Z&ESsle5 as it thought.
.saSHEgSSS the - no re
IEgzStEY&sI 'comings of
flSgNSEIII%S the last Leg.
szEtgsI2%SA stature :, 1t
ssis. does thls
gNNSS%M probably be-.
SSS cause the last
sta Legislatsrfei
is been callea a Republican
legislature. In the first place
be Legislature is charged with
Iaving made appropriations too
Enall. 1.-Two other Democratic
papers haze charged that theap-
ropriations we're extravagant.
rhich shows how much they
really know about ia The M
srssys, no appropriation was
made for a deficiency. Well we
BID hear that there was a defci-
EpCy of about 100000. But III
khe l'dea. wiIltalse the trouble to,
look atpage six of the biennial
Message of The governor for o.,
will tintlsthese words SVhe
Etate owes nc, debt and has been
promptly paying an demands.
Ehich have been made upon it. ."
On page ! Of the ssme. message
gillbefonnd the statement that
El97, l9S still remains in the
treasury. Now this was The
Statement published by the Audi
FOR and the governor and sent
but over the statet EThe neoplei
b! West Virginia certainly did
pot after reading these state
|nents, expect to have their rep!
|resentatives in the Legislature
make an appropriation for a
deficiency, Still it is true that
|tae auditor acknowledged, when
the l.egisture met TINT the State
pa mr. scme debts. An invesh-
CATION showed that the debts exs
isted and our Democratic friends
knew Of such deficiency az the
previous session of the Legisla-
tnre They Gld not make az APP
PREPARATION to pay the debt and
ile Auditor carefully kept, alt
aslres relating to it from the
people. E2zas
Just why twas a righteous act
ior Democratic Legislature 10
avoid this deficiency IN prosper
Gus times and a criminal actor a
Republican Legislature to avoid
Ut at the time when our people
we're. sptreriqg tlHa ( al pahicI I'll
something that the esteemed In.
''l failed to explain. The Re
PaolIcans, however, did not make
an Appropriation tofpay a Demo-
'Fa'le deficiency. 1t seemed uu-
aeeessary, foe-was not the same
:. in charge OF the Books?
= ne could figure a deficiency so
'1a' itwouldappem TO the, peoF
pc as handsome surplus, he
onght.not to have been
leprlved Of an opportunity to
''sp'av such a,wouderful mathe,
leaf. If it can be done
.o' a Democratic I-egislaturefor
years. prays@hy canf Ii be .dcne
I'F a Repabiicap seais Iatare
'oSe: WhSgers DE tue faSty
~, y given Tte.sthe GERS ,ofi
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07

AUGSBURG. w w
Railroad Notes.
!
SSs2slsf g .Ms known Chica
l@i Il so, raislroad
\ bs man ecamentos
is1l Glarks bu AZ
1 Dal9H lastweelzl and
.staIass a. NADe has been &C;
HIS IT, lively engag
zt-tI ed in taking
,WS<% bearlngsrelas
/ VIM lS0lig 3p tive, as he eSss
| 1Iftt5 G2IIl presses HIM
e SSSlGM @ self. toSpushs
g IL sijag some en-
terpEisesin this part of the State.
Mr.. Pollasky was die president Of
the company first charted 10 con.
istrdct a railroad from Clarks
burg 10 iFthe Ohio river. This
company was organized last year
but'with the exception of1getting
part of the right of wav and tals!
ing some options on coal lands
did nothing toward getting the
enterprise on d firm basis, Re-,
Gently the Short Line company
was organized with Col, I, Moore
jackson as presldentand, as was
stated in the TELEGRAM two
weeks ago, this company had
pushed the enterprise until they
were able to announce the sursi
vsees complete, and the necessars
capital guaranteed. toabuild 1.-THE
ROAD, lust what Arrangement
will be omade 'between,sthe new
caslhlpan ana \. PolasRs We We
are unable to- announce. He
comes, as he Sal vs. vs. 4, prepared a.
furnish all the capital uneeded to
build the road and presses Pres Is
himself as being very ahSiousto
push the enterprise Mr. Polass
e coming at this ianctdre has
been given. varlons interpreted
tions =: He says he Is here to see
the roadqpat through This as
surauce had been given by the
Short LineHC ompanyibefore the,
arrival, Of MI, Polaslky. HENCE
we have plenty of railroadaen.
courag cement ,MrtsJaekson att
rived home from Philadelphia,
Tuesday but was sick, and, unable,
totconfer with sMriasP olasky on
the, mattersthatare being agitat,
ed. Concerning Mr.. Polasky the
following is taken from aChica,
go paper y s'htardus Polasky,.
the chief promoter Of the Chica.
so North Division Elevated r,
r. enjoys a national arepntation
as the leading spirit in, and the.
brainy promoter Of some of the
most successful enterprises that
have engaged the attention of
finapciers, His fame extends
from New York TO the Pacific
coast. He is already reckoneat
in The same category as G. p.
Huntington, James HILL Mark
Hopkins, and Leland Stanford.
He organized the San Joaquin
Valley railroad in California at
the terminus Of which the town
of PolaskS is named in his. honor
Mr.. Paul Hui, ii a journalist of
Chlcagog isUMr. Polasky's COM,
panton and whilehere heis writ.
ing subscription Of the country Y
AT Lqnberporto on last Monday
evening MrsaPolaslsy addressed
a meeting Of 1.-The citizens of Lum
berportand proposed to purchase
| properly there and build him
sumner residence. He agreed
to assist themlin building a new
school house and proposed TO
subscribe literally to some of
their churches. A committee
consisting of Jas ID, Hornor. +.
D. McCarty, M. I.d Rlblett, DIR.
| Evans and j. w Boggess was
appointed. TO oonsiaer Mr.. Polas:
ky's propositions, 5,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07

% here you are You willpbe
delighted whenyou Glxnowl what
Harbert can Ntlo for YOU For
good boarding delicious lunches 4,
substantial meals groceries and
fine confectionery call on him.
You will be treated pleasantly
andlget lthebfnll value Of your
money. Harbert,s Pike street
near city hotel sstt
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07

Tsost6gyl frame house With eleven
rooms, on Chestnut Street Gear Broad
dus College Four nice; building lots
on Mulberry street. near Bfoadduas
College Tw8lo On Locust street.
alsoel shares Of Planning NM STOCK,
$4,000 eaclia rheaboye named prsps
erty Is within half mile 81 county cont
house and post office Terms 81 sale
easy L For further information Sc
JASPER PEN Glarksbntg West
Virginia e0.tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-07

Mrs. r A. Wyatt, OF Shinns.
ton, mas on hands q nice line Of
millinery Prices to suit hard.
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