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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-03-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAM5.

TnE lower house Of the Arkansas Leg
islature on the 4th by vote OF rs to so,
passed the bill requiring the location OF
q regular station at the junction OF the
Kansas City and Memphis bridge, In
Crittenden County. Ark.
THE bill logalizing prize fighting,
which has o fair chance OF becoming o
law in Oklahoma, has caused a sensa-
tion. A purse will be offered for Coroet'
and Fitzsimmons to fight In Perry II the
bill, which has passed the house, be-
comes a law.
THE marriage OF Miss Anna Gould,
daughter OF tho late Jay Gould, to Count
Paul Ernest Boniface de Castellane, was
solemnized at New York on the 4th.
TnE first movement OF Southern ne
Rroes to Africa begun on the 9Th, when
q special train left Memphis for Savan-
nah via Birmingham and Atlanta.
Three hundred negroes from Arkansas,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and
Georgia will 90.
THREE young ladies, Misses Hettle
and Mamie Logan and Linda Fields
were drowned while out skating in
Buchanan County, Va, ON the I'd.
WALTER HAM and Alex Wallace en-
gagged in duel with knives and clubs
al Smithsonia, Ala, on the I'd, which
resulted In Wallace receiving fatal in
juries.
BILL In before the Massachusetts
legislature providing that whoever Is
present at q game OK sport upon the
Lords day shall be fined S5 for each
ofFense.
pLrzzARD struck Creston, Iowa, on
the sd. The thermometer fell 30 de-
rrocg in twelve hours, and the WIND
blew at the rate OF thirty miles an hour.
Ar Augusta, Ark. ON the 1st Parker
GILLESPIE was convicted OF selling
whisky and fined $500. The defendant
aava ID was grown man when the stars
fail I'm 1882, and it was with difficulty
that ho eot up Che courthouse steps, ne
was 10 aged and decrepid-
Tnr Nebraska legislature has de-
clded to revive the beet sugar bounty
NV pavinR the producer S5 per ton ior
tho entire production. The last leglS-
lature suspended this law
pr.rrurr that disease that manifests
s.a.ls vi tha ewes. ana whose effects are
r~fr I'll aahf1itv IA rhn whole body. has
-.ntt naaa fts nuvoarancein New York.
rIannrn ~ VII. nra nearly 4 dozen cases OK II 10
DmD block.
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Letter fronl--4A
HON. j. MCC. MARTIN,

scs Special Agent Reserve Fund Lie & vs
srg Miss;
carefully inspected
first delivered mnnv
Objectionable, but submitted
tho Home Office president
sgnaturo the objections and has answad an ,,
satisfaction The policies contain only
ae o. all the policy holders II differs respect from
cid line companies except that the materially less bIa
% the assured Is equally good the old line companies tho pre-
Reserve
rapidly increased and reached such popor
faithful thn
been written by rivals hostile
but investigations all are
result OF either
% company and policies With ndost regards am
VII gyoar j. McC MARTIN
showing how per annually on your
snanN:
Rcy $4,000 Ape-
Would cost IN old system company.s,
# %
annual amount during tho expectation Of nfe improved
THOS nj. SEARLES, Special Agent,
p. o. Box 81, Vicksburg nss.
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LIE WAR IN IHE EAsT.


The HnvIncgbIe Japs Score Another Victory
Steadily Advancing on New chwnng'
LONDON. March 8.-The Bai-Cheng
correspondent Of the Central News tel
eQraphs under the date Of February
The first army to-day attacked the
enemy encamped between the Lao
wang and New Chwang roads. The
fifth brigade engaged the right wing
routed il and drove IL back to-
ward Daifuter. The main column
attacked and routed the enemy
at Chanrhotai. The sixth brigade
marched along the Liaoyang road,
Joined the main division, and with ~
occupied Tungyental and the immedi.
ate neiRhborhood in the direction OF
Liaovanr. The Japanese loss was ten
killed and eiQhty-two wounded The
Chinese left 150 dead on the field.
Onlcinl dispatches received at Hiro-
shlma confirm the above report Tho
Japanese division occupied, after the
f0htinQ. the entire district TO Saiyen-
taj-Tafuton, and further movements
were projected for March 1.
The official Japanese reports OF Ecn-
ruarv 2s said that the enemy had l5s-
600 men and ten guns. Cen. fih was
In command. During the action Sec
ond Chinese force Of :, 600 made an at
tack on Hai-Cheng from tho eastward,
bat was repulsed without difficulty.
On March Gen. Ncdzu reported from
Hai-Chengs
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The PUBLIC PURSE.
It's Condition as shown by the bTonthfy
Treasury Statement.

It's CondiaIon as shown by the Monthly
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, March 4-The month
ly statement Of the public debt, is
sued from the treasury department
shows that on February 2s, 1895, the
public debt, less cash in the treasury,
amounted TO $500, ,412. .914, a decrease for
the month Of S3f, ,O3s, 32s. This decrease
Of debt is accounted for by the receipt
Of gold Of the last bond issue, against
which no bonds have yet been issued.
Following is recapitulation Of the
debt:
Interest-bearing debt, $685., ,O43, 500;
increase during the month. S790, $50;
debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity, i,770, 500; decrease for the
month, s13, 500; debt bearing no inter
est, 1881, ,7s7, 1906; decrease for the
month, 81, ,l45, SOC; total debt, sl,641, 560, :
O57, Of which S572, 755, $50 are certificates
and treasury notes, of which there IS an
equal amount Of cash in the treasury.
The treasury cash Is classified as fol-
lows: Gold, sl3s, 1898. 2s0, silver, $685.
s5g, ,oO7; paper. sl34, l03, COG; general ac-
count and disbursing officers balances,
etc, SIG, ,534.Ol7; total, S79s, s,090,9 ,90i,
against which there are demand LA
bilities amounting TO s6l9, 500, ,035, leav-
ing q cash balance OF SITS, 1885, OF
which ss7, ,0s5, ,5l1 is in gold reserve. A
treasury statement Of receipts and ex'
penditures during the month Of Feb
ruary. 1895. shows: Receipts aggregat'
ing s22, ,sss, ,0s7, an increase over Feb
ruary, 1894, Of about s6is,O0o The dis
bursements for the month amount 70
So. .600, ,035, a decrease from the expendi-
lures Of February, 1894, Of about $780,
600. The deficit for the month, there
fore. was s., ,s07, ,07s, and for the eight
months Of the present fiscal year $780,
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sua President sORASH uesPrs'dsnt lw PERSON c,,.,.,
|ORT GIBSON BANK.
Port Gibson, Miss.
Capital Stock !: $5o,ooo.oo

ons-Wm Calm, p. Harding j. W. Person J Nrcc nr., '
N Guthrie byron H. Levy N Walker schllig s. Thraabsr =
#neeess
Union National Orlaana Dank-
banking business WIN Interest ao,tn..
amounts Snecai uposit
other entrusted 10 onr gwen 70
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GRANUJA, LADR6N Y CoMPAf1A

casa al segundo dia de conooarlas?-dijo la po-
bre mujer humiliada oonfnss.
-Confeso que me- he intoresado especial
mente por ustedas; pero he recibido tan bue-
nos inf>rmes, que al YER Ia crueldad con que les
peraigue la deegraoia he querdo acudir con mi
hermano para oftecerle personslmente mi apoyo
-jQue Dios les bendigal-dijo Teresa, va
que quieren ayudar una madre disputar su
hijs 8 la muerte
POGO despuks Sc retiraron los dos hermanos
reoibiendo inequfvocas muestras de gratitud de
Teresa hasta de Amelia y Landsrt, uese per
aento sin ceremonies.
Cuando Elena despert6 vi6 que no esta-
ba Raul, volvio caer en- su terrible deliri0 la
mando en- su socorro al simpatco joven,
Todo IN mes transcurrio, durante Ell que Sc
repitieron las visitas de Raul, mas freouentes d
instancias del medioo, que viendo en- ell joven
IN poderoso auzilio para la medioina, no vaoilo
en- supioarle que acudiera como 10 hizo Raul,
diariamente, con gran oontentsmiento suyo
Por fu u1 dia que la pobre Elena Sc vf6
completamente ibre de calentura, despues de
una sentida entrevista entire los dos 6venes, en- Ia
qna Raul demostro su alegrfs por Ia curaci6n de
Ia enfarma, ella le hizo preeente, con ldgrimas
sinoarat 81 sgrs deoimiento, Teresa le aoompano
al despedirse, ? le dijo estas palabras:
--Doy usted Las graciaa, sefor, por el In
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-17
B1BLorEoA DE FsLA CORRESPONDENCE" 2;

teres que ha demostrado por nosotros. Dentro
de- algunos d1as-y recal6 estas palabras ''algu-
nos dias' ,-cuando tenga usted noticiaa de Ele-
ma, e=tard, sin duda, oompletamente reatable
cida.
El joven c6mprendio que sus visitss no po-
dfa prolos garse sin conprometer Elena. Sc
inclin6 ante Ia sefora Logger sslio triste, para
no volver mGs, de aquella miserable bohsrdllla,
en- la que hab1s experimentado emocicnes tan
duloes al mismo tempo tan dolorosas.
Para distreerse sc hizo inscribir en- la lista
de los iuvitados por ell emperador para asistir
Biarritz, donde estuvo aburri9ndose soberana
mente durante dos semanas pues no podfs apar-
tar de su Imagination la imagen de la nina que
en- su delirio le llamaba dulcemente para que Ia
defendiera de un pelgro imaginario sin duda.
Mientras tanto Elena iba reoobrando la
salud lentamente; pero So algeria de otroa item
pos habia desapareoido.
Observable que Raul no habfa vuelto por
su casa, IN dia dijo 81 madre:
-Hace mucho tempo que no vemos al &C.
nor de Savignan: Jaoaao estara enfermoP
-No-respondi6 Teresa;-oreo que estd de
visie. Ademas' IN hombre de au poeioion
puede muy hien, por pura bondad, intereserae
por una enferma; pero ys que estds oasi buena
no ea natural que aiga viaieEdo como antea = ten
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-17

WEMCESLAO BOSCH, AB0GADO,s
Ia trasladado su despacho q la calle de
Tetuan n1mero 8, bajos. 15-5
BOLIVAR ARRUzA 7 COMP,-Co-
MERGIANTFs MPoRTADoRRs PRovIsIoNEs. --VhNTAS
Al POR MAYOR.-Agentes de la marca de cigarri-
Hos El Pajarito de la fabrica de fosforos de San
turce, marca Bolivar. .-Hasta l9 de Diciembre 1880.
= Las TyLLERIAS,-H HOTEL Y Res
IAURANT--fialle de San Justo numero 10 de Benito
Carrera Gompania. =Gomdas todas horas del
dia de la noche. Buenas habtaciones para los Sc
nores paaajeros; servicio esmerado Sc contratan
bateas 6sa domioilio. Ell dueno de este Fote <ue
cuenta mas de 20 amos ell ohcio, cuenta con de-
pendientes habiles para complacer sus parroquia-
nos: Aseo, prontitud, esmero baratura. vista ha-
Un e toso pregunta su m6dico:
-5Cree listed que pueda tomar ba19s
de ma 4?
sPor que no?
&c 'mo sufro de gnte!
-5Y ESQ que importa? NADIA signifca
gotta IN A gotta menoS On la inmensidad
de Oc6ano.
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=sssEEa ga NItfrA Sc vende la Lgfa IT,
quida marca 'Estrella" para el colado y
saneamiento de la ropa blanca de color,
tanto de algod6n como de lana; reportan-
do economic de jab6n, trabajo v tempo.
1873 - ESPANOL CA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-17

UNA OBRA. - Sc desea vender la
!" Historia de Ia r voluci6n Eananola,
cuyo autor es don Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Ccnsta de tres tomos de gran volumen y
un prologo por don Francisco Fl Mar
gall. Informaran en- esta Imprenta.
SILABARIO do TIRES Roldan. .-Une
su buena impression, la claridai sencillez en- 81
metodo, cualidades eseneales que 10 han hecho STEM
pre- preferlbe todos los demas textns.-30A edicon
Sc vende en- esta Capital de los senores P.
NOEL G. L. SOLO s. en- c.; en- Ponce casa de don
Manuel Lopez el resto de la Isla en- todos los
establecimientos de importancia.
i Bautiata!
is -h0r!
-E,res ua vago descuidas mucho el
cumpIiznianto de tina deberee.
10 <6 quajs ii ne usted de mi?
---En prim r lugar, va no me cepillas
la rcpe.
LIE aseguro usted...
No m rapl: sues Hab'a de1a3o dos
p8setas "a el bolsiIlo del chalf Co ) ali las
he encun trade, como 81 tai cosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-17

WN0S,-EL =MEJoRlDE ToDos EN- CA
LIDAD PRECI0 Ri RIOJASO DE TRICIO. Sc dstalla
Pits Crso 15 don Manuel Rivera SAD Sebastian 80 las
tendas de los senores Ayon E. ZamoraRo
segunda nea. Los csrfcados de origen analss de
tan exceentes cados esn disposition del que guse veroa
Dctembre iS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-17
PASAIIEMpn
soluci6n a la Charada de aver
CHA-BE-TA

soluci6n q la Charada dc aver
CHA-BE-TA
VINO de LoGRofo, bodegas de Garcia
hlo as Anguoiana Toia oosecha de 1862 Este exec
lena vino ha sdo anaZao cencamente a Laboratoro
dad nornadad de princpaes fu6 decla
Eado bueno exento de inpurezas noivas la saud
81 certifcado atestigna exceenoas
0OO 10 poseen disposition de qucran vero Los
nleos agentes suscrben Sobrinc 1u Compahia
Lspreoos cuarterolas mocos docena de bote
Has vale $2-25 r.
JULIAN E, BLANGO Y SOSA.-Agem-
te de NegOcaOs Centric d3 coxnisiones,
informes = consultas =. ,bre todos loa ra-
mos della Administration, de Ia Agricuttu-
RI, la Lndustria y 81 Comercio,-San Juan
(Puert0 Rico) Gale de San Francisco n.'
91.-Direcci6n telegrafca BIGncosG, P.
BUEN PUNT0 PARA Ell QUE DE-
SEA TRABAJAR-Por ausent dueno para Ia
Peninsula Sc vende ell estab6cmiento de don Rafael
MARITIME Santurce cuesta del Genov6s Ell que la
interese puede entenderse con dueno en- ell mismo
eStabecimientO. l5-8
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DIR, R. n. POkTE E RlJO. OIRU-
1-ANl1S DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
aulna 6 la Fortaleza San Juan.

ulna 8 la Fortaleza San Juan.
MEN NUDEN NCIAS
Tu, enc7nta lora mia,
dlst9 en- la for de asegurar un dia
que ell amor era nectar que enabrfagG.
70, en- mis- locos tTasportes ideales,
10 cref olgo eterno,
con goces celestiales
y torturas de it,fierno.
Qniza tengas raz6n oa tu quimera
y ell error fuese mio;
mss, 81 tt to pas6 ya Ia 1osnaerG,
lyo la pssqu6 de- padre y ss ii or mfo!
Los grandes adelantos del progreso,
no han couseguido aun hallar Ell modO
de que 81 encantO seductor de I'm beso
no 6enga omnipotencia para todo.
Cuando anhelante te adore de veras
por necio me- humilIaba tn desprecio;
Y hey Que 30 eieDto amor, to desespeI as
porQuo ya no soy necio.
r G0sc6n Cubel7s.
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Conque q yer 81 rlespues de todo eato
Ell lector no me acierta La charada
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@ Fl A r ADA

La inicial que va al pie de esta charada,
con primerd dos tres, s,sviene ser ceeto;
con Tranea cuGrta, ga voz que va agregada
al noTnbre do una santa venerada;
con prin9a dos. sonl pelos.q ee han pueeto
d. uu color parecido al del asbesto,
y es ell TODD. sin letra adicionada,
ell nombre de otra santa por supuesto.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17

THG Governor of South Car
DINA has issued an address TO the
people in which he attacks Judge
Golf. of the Supreme bench, and
speaks in very disrespectfult terms
of the judiciary in general. He
openly defies the U. S. Authori-
ties and calls on the people to
maintain their sovereignty and
independence 1t is impossible
to tell at this time just what will
be the outcome of the affair. This
is not the first time South Car
olinia has detied national author
ity by the eternal old Andy
Jackson once swore he'd hang a
lot OF South Carolinians. 1t seems
that the same old doctrine Of
state rights is still cherished
sentiment there.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17
MacCorkle
AS THF PEOPLE SEE HIM.

Many expressions evidently
intended to cast reflections on
the integrity and honesty of
Governor William A. MacCorkle
have been recently circulated.
We are pleased to say, however,
that despite these pasilanimous
assaults, the honor OF West Vir.
ginia's governor remains unim
peached. 1t will be remember.
ed that just after the election IN
'94, when it was known that both
branches of the Legislature ha1
been carried by the Republicans,
here and there over the State
there would occasionally be heard
the croaking of some demagogue,
publicly rejoicing over the fact
that there remained a Demo.
cratic governor who would by
the use of his veto power and the
prerogatives of his office be en-.
abled to obstruct legislation at
the State capitol and practically
keep the Republicans from en-.
ioying the fruits of the victory
they had fairly won. Indeed so
positive and free were these
boasts that many Republicans
believed them and expected to
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17
A CUT ON LUMBER.

In prices on flooring patent siding,
castings, holdings Nof all kinds. frame
lumber, and every variety of building
material usually wanted in the line Of
lumber. Turned work of all descrip.
tons. Bracket and scroll work a speci-
atty. Any one wishing bill OF lumber
will do well TO seeour stock and be con-
WINGED that we mean what we say. Our
lathe work is second to none in the
State. Call on or address, BELINGs
TON planning MILL, Belington,
West Virginia. ss.8m
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17

The converting of the editors
of the state at Clarksburg on the
9Th day of next August is an i'm
portant event for Clarksburg.
No other organization in the
state can do more to advertise
the city and the great resources
of this county, Nothing should
be left undone to give the news
paper men a grand reception and
for this they will show their APP.
probation by speaking in glow.
ing terms of our beautiful little
city. This is Clarksburg's OPP
portunity. A meeting of the citi,
zens will be called to discuss the
matter.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17

The Register must be given
credit for doing one good thing
although unintentional, A few
weeks after the adjournment of
The Legislature, it censured the
Republicans for not having the
acts and journals printed and dis
tributed. After the Republican
clerks Of the Senate and House
had been soundly abused, the fact
dawned upon few officials that
this printing business was en-
tirely in the hands of the Demo.
Gratis. The clerk OF the House
and of the Senate had each furn-
lslled the Secretary Of State with
The manuscript sooner than it
had ever before been ready for
the printer. This was as far as
the Republicans had power to
follow this work. The matter Of
printing was all under the con.
troll Of our Democratic friends
and when some Democratic pa
pers called attention to this tar
diness in getting out the acts it
had good effect on the fellow
charged with the work and they
were gotten out about four
months sooner than is usually the
case. The acts were furnished
last week while two. years ago
they were not completed until
September.
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JUDGE Gorr's decisions re

JUDGE GoFE's decisions re-
lating TO the dispensary laws and
the Registration laws Of South
CaroliLia have been discussed in
legal circles in all parts OF the
country and the general opinion
prevails that he has handed down
an able opinion and one that con
forms strictly to the provisions
of the constitution of the United
States.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17

The new railroad from Clarks.
burg to the Ohio river will GER
tainly be built. 1t should be
encouraged by everybody as it
means new era Of prosperity for
the people along the line and es.
peelally for Clarksburg. 1t is a
great move and one that will pay
the capitalists who invest in it, a
far dividend. Let everybody
welcome the new railroad. 1t
comes as a benediction to a coun.
ty that has vast areas Of mineral
wealth.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17

In his last Sundays sermon
Dir. Talmage advised young men
never to be caught at place
where they would be ashamed TO
die. How many young men have
left pleasant homes aud slept in
places where they would never
want death to overtalle them?
Young man stop aud think a
moment! What if you had died
at the place where you spent
part of The night some time ago.
What a pace for a heart broken
mother TO eater TO gaze upon the
features oil her dead boy. Not
long agoa young man weli.known
in Clarlsourg was killed at a
house that did not bear good
rame. Before he died he en-
claimed in heart-rendtng tones:
20, how much easier it would be
to die If were rot in this terri,
BILE place. Boys get away from
any place where you would not
want to die and you will be pretty
sure 10 be in good company. Die
at home with mother, sister or
sweetheart holding your hand.
Die at your post.in some honor
able business, but for Gods sake
don't die in a saloon or brothel.
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Boccs 3 BUHL,
ll5, III. ll9. l2l
Federal Street,
Allegheny. Pa.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

To the Creditors of Rebecca Goodwin,
deceased
You are hereby notified that ut the
request OF s. s. Faris, administrator OF
the estate OF Rebecca Goodwin, deceas-
ed whose accounts are before me for set.
Element, have appointed the 10Th day
OF May, 1898, at my Office in the town
OF Clarksburg, Harrison county, West
Virginia, for receiving proof of debts,
or demands against said decedent, or
her estate.
Given under my hand as Commits.
sioner OF Accounts OF Harrison county,
State OF West Virginia this I'd day OF
April, 1895.
JAMES n. DAVID,
2l-et. Com'r of Accounts.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17

SINCE our last issue several
tragedies in different parts of the
country have been caused by in.
fidelity on the part of wives. 1t
has been the same old story. The
husband discovers the wife's re-
lations with another man and
then defends the honor Of his
children AMI home by shooting
the destroyer Of his domestic
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17

II HAS been favorite theme
with Democratic orators to tell
their audiences that the wealth
of this country was all in the
hands of few people and thai
laws passed by Republicans had
brought this about. 1t may be a
revelation to some who believe
this to state that only : percent
of the wealth ofthe United States
is now owned by milliouaires,
while 81 perce of the wealth is
in the hands of people worth
from $1,000 to $4,000.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17

SEVERAL attempts were made
during the strike in the South.
ern part of this State to have The
militia called out, but Governor
MacCorkle refused to send
troops unless it was absolutely
necessary and when the Cover
nor of Virginia wanted to send
his Virginia troops in this State
he was promptly ruled "out of
order" by Governor MacCorkle.
The people of the State are much
pleased with the action of our
Governor in the matter.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17

Subscribers desiring to discontinue
must pay all arrearages.
Refusing TO take the paper from the
post-oftice will not stop charges from
accumulating.
A notice to discontinue not accompa-
MED by the amount due at the time will
not stop the paper.
Notice to change post-office address
must give the old as well US the new of
Gee.
Wedding announcements and .obit-
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17

happiness Inthe noted Kentucky
case the Judge has refused to
hold Gordon for the murder Of
his wife and the son Of Governor
Brown.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-17
A 5-Barrel, FULL
Ter Mill Cheap.

A now late improved 5-Barei'
System full roller outfit, ccnssal
sufficient wheat cleaning niassl
rolls, scalpers round reel hour ~
for a four reduction 25.barrel, III
the machinery new and o. y
make. Complete set mp aud ss. =
$1,000, or will sell the machinery
cars ut $3.50, and furnish ~
miller to assist in putting IN ops'
For further particulars add! !sSsrj
(AIiil Builder and FurnlslsiS,
S-tf. Lost Greek, Harrison Co., Y