The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-06-26

MoLtls uaS returned
from a trip to the Mountains.
The Institute has been largely
attended this week.
There has been too much rain
and cloudy weather for wheat
harvest.
Nice spring chickens at the
Fourth Street Market. All kinds
of vegetables.
clarksburg will be strictly in
line with every phase of progress
when she gets her new depot.
We hope the work will soon be
commenced.
The court house is certainly
beautifully decorated and in Just
such a manner as tends to teach
lessons of patriotism and cult
vate the esthetic in our nature.
Hon. P. W. Morris, of Richie
county, is being most encourag.
ingly doomed for Attorney, Gen.
eral and If nominated. he will be
a strong addition to the ticket.
Rev. NJ. G. stillman. pastor of
the Lost Creek S. D. B. church
and former New York school
teacher is a visitor at the Insti-
tute.
William Reed, Of Boston, says
that the people of Boston are the
descendants of Esau, and that
Boston baked beans is the iden-
teal red pottage for which Esau
sold his birthright.
The water works and pumping
station for the city certainly need
to be improved. 1t will not be
long until the present machinery
will play out and leave the town
without water supply.
The famous bicycle trio. G. B.
Chorpening, Truman Cunning
ham, and Ebert Dawson. have
returned from a three weeks
tour to Canada. The greater
part of the distanee-over 500
miles-was travelled awneel.
Prof. E. Forrest Goodwin. of
Bridgeport, was for a short time
in our midst. He is the Y. M. G.
"a. representative of the West
Virginia University atthe North
field Conference, to be held I'M
der the instruction of Mr.. Moody.
Prof. Goodwin left for Massa.
chusetts Tuesday.
Prof, W. ]. Holden, the able
and efficient Principal of the
Chenille State Normal. was with
US yesterday. His name stands
prominent on the long roll of
brilliant young men of whom
Harrison county is justly proud.
Prof. Holden is acknowledged to
rank high among educators in
West Virginia
A Russian paper institutes the
following ungallant comparison :
Women in their childhood are
like water; from twelve to fifteen
like lemonade; young ladies from
eighteen to twenty-five like
champagne women from TWEEN
ty-tive to forty, like liquor; a
woman from forty to fifty re-
semhles port wine; after their
tiftieth year they turn to vinegar.
Mr.. NJ. d. Teter arrived here
last Thursday with two Harrison
county ladies. Michael is always
on hand for the commandments
and he has a town full of friends
who are ever glad to see him, He
is much elated over the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Lloyd Lang, for the
sheriffalty of Harrison county,
and thinks that he will sweep
that county with the largest ma.
iority that has ever been given a
man there.-Glenville PATHFINDER.
When we consider that the intestines
are about five times as long as the body,
we can realize the intense suffering ex-
perienced when they become lufamed.
DeWitt's Collie aud Cholera Cure sub
dues inflammation at once and COM
pletely removes the difficulty. r. j.
Crisis W.
This afternoon the Hamilton
Brown Shoe Company, repre-
sented in West Virginia by NJ.
G. Cunningham, of clarksburg,
called at headquarters with car.
riages and took the whole dele.
CATION to its factory, employ