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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-04-19
Musical Entertainment /

The Organ Recital 10 be given
At the Presbyterian churcn Mon.
day evening April ~, 1895, will
consist of the following selec.
tons
PROGRAMME
Grand Chorus. Alex. Guilmant
: % Romance. 'srhe)
Evening Star. . Richard Wagner
y Pilgrims Chorusl
8 ~ Melody in O. 80. John A. West
D A Royal Procession. Walter Spinney
4 Rock OF Ages. Boex.
Mira Haymakcr.
5 ~ .'Am Near by theSea +. Schubert
D Gayotte in i. major Padre MARITIME
0 ~ Grand Professional March. Gouwod
From the Queen OF Sheba
b) Andante in ID fiat "A. Chauyet
I a. In Paradise a..s... Tn. Dubois
b) Cradle Song and Prayer go.
Alex. Guilmant
Pastorale ,...,, Louis A. Coerne
. Solo. Vocal ...... II.
10 Overture to 0beron.. G. N. Won Weber
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-04-19
Transfers.

S. D. Smith to z. w. Swisher,
LIS. lea coal; Sardls.
j. N. Smith to G. W. Swisher,
4o.oSa coal; Sardis.
L. n. Allen 10 G. W. swisher,
lola coal; Sardis.
NJ. +. Smith to c. w. Swisher,
4G.85a coal; Sardis.
L. S. Whiteman to c. W.
Swisher, 35.Sla coal; Sardis
w. I. Allen to G. W. Swisher.
13s. ga coal, Sardis.
w. L. Whiteman to c. W.
Swisher, ASA coal; Sardls.
A A. Stout to I. j. Dye, la
coal; Sardis.
Robert Boggess to Tilman W.
Boggess, 1o6p; Eagle.
Milissa F, Robinson TO Reuben
A. Boggess, ga, cop; Sardis.
Harvey w. Harmer, com'r TO
Charles L. Hudkins' life estate,
lisa: Union.
Jasper Pew to Frank P. Jones,
lot; Coal.
John NJ, Holmes to Wesley
Post, ia Top; Grant.
David Queen to Stewart Queen.
i3a, lOsp; Elk.
Melvina Douglass to same, 37a.
sop; Elk.
Stuart Queen to David Queen,
ga, Sip; Elk.
r. S. Michall to D. NJ. shinn,
454a; Clay.
Geo. W. Shaw to L, o. Allen,
int. in s4a; Sardis.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-04-19
In colored Circles.

Mr.. Hunt. of Wheeling and
Mr.. Moore. of Addison are at
tending L. S court here this
week.
Mrs. Anna Freeman left satur-
day for Baltimore.
Rev. Eddey left for Sutton last
week where he will take charge
of church.
Rev. Garner has taken charge
of Mt. Zion church of this place.
Mrs. Sarah Cambria gave a
very pleasant social last Satur-
dav evening in honor of Ter
daughterEstelle's twelfth birth.
day.
The birthday party given by
the Christian Endeavor Society
of A. NJ. +. church at Odd Eel
lows hall Monday evening was
quite a success.
There was an entertainment
given at Water Street NJ. L.
church Monday aud Tuesday
evenings.
Miss Maria Washington is in
Atlantic City.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-04-19
Lnmhernori.

Mrs. John Harbert died of
apoplexy ather home on the 10th.
Mrs. James A. Griffin is stin
very low,
Mrs. Rev. G. D. Griffin is Wis.
ting relatives in our village.
Prof, J. ~. Hess was in our
village this week.
ED Mccarty, Esq, is having
lot of fine lumber cut which he
is having delivered at the station
at Lumberport tor shipment.
We appreciate a man with capi.
tai and such business character.
as he gives employment to many
of our laborers,
The school here has decided
to have the stars and stripes to
float in the breeze over the school
building. We hope that this
movement will be taken up by
every district school. and that
our patrons will be so inspired
with patriotic ardor as that they
will see to it that over our
schools shall float the stars and
stripes, Rover.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-04-19
Rev. Mayo At Con Chanel.

Rev. DIR. Mayo. the distinguish
ed and venerable educator who
spent several weeks visiting the
schools of West virginia last
year. and whose services have
been secured for a few weeks this
year, will arrive at Clarksburg
Saturday morning the Goth,
where he will remain till Tues.
day morning. DR.. Mayo has a
national reputation and Clarks.
burg is to be congratulated on
securing the services of this dis.
tinguished gentleman, The pro.
gramme for Saturday has not
been arranged yet owing to the
short notice we had OF DIR. Mayo's
coming. but he will occupy Rev.
B. B. Evans pulpit Sunday morn.
ing and evening, preaching in
the morning on the Christian
education of children, How to
Kindle the Fire" a sermon abou,
the children (uot to the children)
and lecturlng at night on Up
per Story Work for American
Girls" All the churches are
cordially invited TO unite in these
services both morning and even.
in.
Respectfully submitted,
CITY SCHOOLS.
per Supt.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-04-19
NOTICE.

The business heretofore con.
Quoted by d. X. Reed and l.. G..
Brown, under the firm name OF
d. K. Reed & Co., has been dis
solved by mutual consent, l.. G.
Brown retiring. The business
win be conducted by D. X. Reed.
under the name of ID. X. Reed &
Co. All persons indebted TO the
firm prior TO dissolution will
herewith take notice that such
Indebtedness must be settled in
side OF so days and with d. X.
Reed. 2s-2
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-04-19

All persons living within the
Corporate limits of Clarksburg
are requested 20 have their
premises cleaned up and thor.
oughly disinfecte6 at once. Gar.
bage in alleys. cesspools. sewers,
hog pens, SC. should be given
careful attention. Any one fail
ing TO comply with the above re-
quest will be reported to the
proper officers.
E. y. FLOWERS, NJ. D.
City Health Officer.
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Rev. w. E. Lovett, of the NJ.
Z. church, commenced meeting
at Bridgeport Friday evening,
assisted by Miss Waters. of
Evangelistic fame.
We have on our desk the
beautiful commencement invita-.
ton OF the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, of Baltimore. The
invitation is interesting to us be-
cause it announces the gradua-
ton -four genial friend, DR. NJ.
j. Bartlett. TIL TELEGRAM
congratulates the bright young
NJ. D.
Mrs. John A. Harbert died
suddenly at her home near
Browns Mills last Tuesday morn
ing. Her death was caused by
paralysis. She arose in the
morning feeling as well as usual
and had gone to to the road to
hand a bunch of sage to neigh
Dor. She was stricken before
she returned and expired before
medical aid could be summoned.
At Merriman's shoe and hat
store On Third street. opposite
postoffice. you Can see the great
est variety of shoes and hats you
ever saw in the county and at
the lowest prices. 22.2t
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Look !! I.ooki

We will sell clothing at cost up
to the first Of June for the pur
pose OF buying y new stock for
cash only. Call and see us.
ROBEY d ASH,
23.2t. Lnmberport. w. Nn.
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i
A Junior Order Council was
organized at Salem Monday
night with % members.
Work has been commenced on
the foundation of the Clifford
block on Nam street,
About ten plasters came here
from Wheeling Monday TO work
on the Traders building.
Mr.. John G DAWSON and MIR
Frank Dension are engaged with
Williams and DAVIDSON.
The wall paper cleaning pro
cess used by Blair and Deisou IS
the best thing of the kind we
have yet seer.
1t is said that it will take over
two acres of plasterins for the
Traders building and over an
acre of flooring.
The painters are at work on
Williams & Davisson's new hard
ware store. 1t will be hand
some structure when completed.
The brick work on the Traders
new hotel has been completed
and presents a very creditable
appearance.
The survey of the Short Line
Railroad from Lumberport 10
this city is about completed. 1t
is said that the cars will be run
ming ere the snow flies again.
Mr.. A. B. Rule has very we'll
ordered confectionery and cigar
store on Pike street. Have you
ever tried one of his own make
of fragrant cigars,
Assessor Sidebottom has been
calling on his numerous friends
in the city this week. He was
accompanied by City Assessor
Moneypenny.
Preaching and worship at the
| NJ. L. Church South next Sunday
night. conducted by Rev. Jones,
of the West Virginia Conference.
! 4 cordial invitation to all to at
tend.
The Easter service of the Sab
bath school C. E. Society of the
First Presbyterian church was
well rendered. Ten dollars was
collected for the cause of Mis-
sions.
Mrs. Anna Diggs, of Washing
ton, the noted lecturer on Wo'
mans Rights will begin a series
of lectures at the court house on
Woman Suffrage on Tuesday
night April 23d.
We are pleased 10 note that
our handsome and energetic
friend Mr.. P. II. Shields will To-
cate in Clarksburg as one of the
managers of the Williams and
DAWSON wholesale hardware
business.
A number of prominent attor-
neys and citizens of this state
are here attending Federal Court.
They will be mentioned in these
columns in the account Of the
court proceedings next week.
The names Of the U. S. Grand
and Petit jurors will also be
published.
Col. A. w. Woodford came
down from Weston yesterday to
meet his wife who came in from
Indiana on the morning train. 1t
is needless to state that the Col
onel was exceedingly happy as
his bride whom he left in the
west. after the honey moon,
was to make her first appearance
at his home yesterday. Mrs.
Woodford nee Gather IS a lady
whose personal charms are
many.
A man named Bateman left
town last Saturday evening on
the 6 80 train in company with
Nevins. the contractor. At Graf
ton. Bateman was arrested at the
instlgauon of Geo. W. Deison al
whose hotel board bill remain.
ed unpaid. 1t is reported that
| Ny~...- 49, -l .
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VI manly reached $40 n.
Pittsburgh las, Saturday.
Jacob Robinson was appointed
Sheriff of Barbour county last
week.
Rev. B. B. Evans will conduct
the quarterly meeting at the
Fairmont NJ. E. church next Sun.
day.
Beginning April goth the Pitts.
burgh Times will print every
Saturday complete exposition
of the International sunday
school lesson for the day follow.
ing.
The best line OF fancy colored
shirts can be found at Clarks.
burg Tailoring Co.'S. s2.1t
Prof. j. G. Cuttings commenced
a most fascinating novel in last
Sundays Register. 1t is continued
next Sunday.
Easter services at Cot Chapel
we're very much enjoyed by a
large crowd last Sunday. The
4 collections for charities amounted
to over S26O.oC.
Rev. Woodson's sermons at the
Baptist church on last Sunday
were spoken of in very com.
plimentary mannerby those who
heard him. He is a w. Va. U.
graduate and young man of fine
intellectual attainments.
Largest and best collection Of
snitings for spring and summer
at Clarksburg Tailoring Co. 1t.
Those who want to take out
shares of Building Association
stock should remember that they
can commence any time with the
Home Builders Building and
Loan Association. You don't
have to wait for the end of a
series or year. but the books are
always open at d. h. Reed & Cos
store 2ltf
Mr. Luther Raymond is the
alternate named to fill the va
cancy at West Point from this
state. Luther has host of
friends who will be glad to see
him finally take first place and
some day not far distant be ad.
dressed us Lieut.. Raymond. He
is the only son of Maj. Lee Hay.
mond.
i 0 here you are. You will be
delighted when you know what
Harbert can do for you. For
good boarding, delicious lunches.
substantial meals. groceries and
fine confectionery call on him
You will be treated pleasantly
and get the full value of your
money. Harbert's, Pike street
near city hotel. 22ti
Go in and see the great steel
vaults at the new Merchants
National Bank when you come
10 town. You will see the strong.
est and most admirably arranged
vaults in the State. Maj. Lee
Raymond is always ready to
show visitors through the beauti.
full structure and hundreds oil
people have been in to see it al.
ready. No matter if you do have
on your working clothes, 60
right in and you will be pleasant
ly received and shown the great
vaults and the elegant bank fix.
lures.
The Y. p. S. c. f. of Baptist
church on Monday night April
II, elected officers for months
from May /, as follows
President Miss DellaRenshaw
Vice. Pres III. D. Boughner.>
Rec. Sec'y.-Miss Jessie Lyon.
Treasurer.-W. l.. Deison.
Cor. Sec'y.-Miss Katy Stuart.
Organist. Jessie Renshaw.
Chorister. Miss Maggie Prim.
Miss Orpha Prim, the retiring
president has made grand sue.
cess of her work and in the Sc.
lection of Miss Renshaw for the
coming term the society has
placed its leadership in very
trustworthy hands.
All persons living within the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-04-19
Purely : Personal.
,vr MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE YOU
PROBABLY KNOW.

+. 4. Basel returned To flllla
Jelphia Monday.
Mr.. Geo. Waters left Monday
far Baltimore.
Mr.. Maggie Ward is visiting
friend. in Grafton this week.
Mr.. j. W. Heavier, of Buck
bannon. was here Monday.
Mr. +. h. Haymaker was in Fair
mont sunday.
Mr.. Harry Riley spent Sunday
with friends in Grafton.
Miss Gertrude Morgan is home
from Baltimore for a few days.
Genial Joe Craddock is here in
his official capacity OF Deputy
Marshal.
Hon. Geo. W. Atkinson will be
here until court ends-probably
the last of next week.
Col. j. NJ. Hayden. of the Yves.
ion World. spent a day or two in
the city this week.
Mrs. Annie Daugherty, of
Illinois. is the guest of Mrs. Jas.
| H. Stuart.
Mr. w. j. Holden was home
from the University few days
last week.
Mr.. j. b. Finster. of Weston.
was visiting friends here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. DAVIDSON
are visiting friends in Weston
this week.
Mr.. II. NJ. Shuttleworth. is in
Spencer, Roane county, on bust
ness.
W. I. Fordyce was here visit
ing his brother Jacob Fordyce
last week.
Prof. Buckhapnon White, Of
Weston. was in the city and
spent Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Fleming, of West
Union. is visiting her aunt Mrs.
H, Cork on Pike street.
Miss Rose Chorpening !. is visit
IN friends in Fairmont and
Morsantown.
Miss Lille koblegard left Mon.
day for Chambersburg, Pa, where
she Will resume her studies.
Mr.. ]. W. Bartlett left Friday
last for Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Mr.. NJ. j. Riley, of Weston. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. kearney,
al The East End this week.
Miss Dora Jones. of Tyrcon.
lell, was visiting friends near
'own this week.
Clark Lewellen. one of Taylor
eoun'y's most prominent business
men. is attending U. $. Court. :
Mrs. L. q. Race returned last
week from an extensive visit to
Philadelphia and points in the
North and East,
Mr. John I've accompanied. by
Mr,. I've and her sister Miss l..
St"aley left Wednesday for At
Imtic City.
Mrs. J. NJ, Bowcock left Fri
daN morning for Springfield, ILL.,,
Where >he will visit her son DIR.
Matt liowcock.
!. Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick, of
Wheeling, was the guest of
Misses Mary and Bee Kearney
On East Pike street last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Remlinger,
y Grafton. attended the funeral
Monday
Ms. \ NJ. Edminston and
= ,,sl :, Miss Matte G. Farnsworth,
hnrkhannon, was here Mon
'dN The guests Of friends.
CO... W. S. Price was in Gin.
.l'natl attending meeting of
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kearns, of
Springfield, Ohio, who was here
attending the funeral of NJ. j..
morning.
MIR Ernest Criss. son of r.. j.
trlss, left Wednesday evening
,o[ Charleston, where he will
AK ,she charge of the Washington
Street Pharmacy. We wish him
~ IN the Capitol city, as he is
sn experienced drug clerk, and a
iooer Industrious and enterpris.
a .ls young man of considerable
solll'y and accuracy in his pro.
a ae,slon and fully competent in
very cs branch of the Pharmaceuti.
,ba.. DEMONSTRATING passed a
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-04-19

DR.. George NJ. Holt. DENTIST,
will be in his Clarksburg Office
May 1st. 1895. and remain
for esdays. 34-tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-04-19

Mrs. F. A. Wyatt, of shrpns.
ton, mas on hands a nice line of
millinery. Prices to suit hard
times. '22-tf.
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Hon. w. B. corder, Of Bar.
bour county. was one of our
pleasant visitors last Monday.
Hon. Jocob Hyer was vel.
come TELEGRAM visitor on
Wednesday.
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List of GRIND Jurors and Petil
Jurors for May Term. 1898.

The following is a complete list
of the Grand and Petit Jurors for
the May Term OF the circuit court
which convenes on the second
Tuesday in May, that being the
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Henry HAYMoND, Clerk.

How do they sell so cheap at
the Bargain Store /? They bay
for cash. 2O.st.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.-A good
second hand baby buggy: cost
SO. Call on Edmund Hugill. 1t
Evening journal., 1895-01-24
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
low to secure Good Government.

How to secure Good Government.
From the New York Evening Post.
The movement towards securing good
government for a city by taking from its
people the control OF their own affairs IN
order that better officials may be given
them by the state, has taken the form In
Michigan Of putting the selection Of
jurors for the courts OF Detroit In the
nands of a commission appointed by the
governor Nobody should be surprised
to learn that the device has not worked
as was promised by It's advocates and
chat the mayor says in his aDnusl report
that 'the methods pursued aud the re
suits frequently reached should be q
standing objection to any attack upon
local self-govsrnment In ths form OF
delegating the appointment Of any city
board or commission to the governor OF
20 any other state authority" 1t seems
strange that 80 many communities SHOULD
need the lesson Of experience to teach
them the obvious principle that there is
no way OF securing good city government
except through the people Of the city.
Evening journal., 1895-01-24
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

With $500 murders committed last
year In the United States there we're 132
executions-one In seventy five. Aud we
boast Of our laws and civilization i--St
Louis Star Sayings.
II Cleveland and Hill had dined to-
gether esrlier and oftener the result IA
New York might have been several
hundred thousand votes different. n
Kansas City Times.
Il was Brother Andrew Carnegie who
the 0 her day said it was sin for any
msn to die rich Perhaps Brother Car
negie has Just cut the wages Of his
employees from 80 TO so per cent ia his
solicItude to prevent them from dying
sinners New Orleans States
Steve ElkIns has "got there az
last. but his elsstlon has not raised the
Republican party's average from q moral
standpoint New York Mercury
Government BY injunction may BE-
unconstitutional, as Governor Altgeld
says, but II Is better than government BY
anarchy. ~ Boston Herald