The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-30
Local INTELLIGENCE.

lack OF work. R s.
The man out of work doesn't
want ssfree silver
They say Daddy is trading
every body for Thad:
Everything is lovely and they
cant lose US Charley =
Every body is for gallant Major
Moore regardless OF politics.
The man who wants work
should vote for sound money.
Good times mean plenty of
work. Good times come with
good money.
Parrill and Lurty have opened
upa feed store on Pike street.
Call and get prices.
Don't be coaxed into voting for
/ any one through sympathy. We
want Highland and Tetrick.
The city of Worcester, Mass,
will use voting machines in the
coming Presidential election.
Every man who is in debt will
be sold out and ruined before he
gets a single free silver dollar.
Look out for the pranks of
Halloween sprites and keep a
close watch on your cabbages.
Maybe Daddy wouldn't be
deputy clerk in the improbable
event of Thad's election :
Whew
They say Post has bought up
all the speak: easies, butitwon't
dohim any good. Lang is asure
winner.
No Republican should scratch
his ticket. Every man on it is
worthy the support OF every Re-
publican voter.
You know your Uncle Jerry,
don'tyou? His majority Will be
bigger this year than it was two
years ago.
Dovener's majority in the Con-
gressional district will be some
where near s, 600. Hurrah for
Doyener 4;
Those who have money TO In
vest are afraid to invest tiff they
don't know what kind OF money
they will get back.
Superintendent r. M Sheets.
Of the Parker sburg and selling
division, was q business visitor
to our city Thursday last.
The County Court has ordered
the erection Of a two.story stone
house near the county aims
house, for storage purposes.
The autumn leaves have now
assumed their loveliest tlnts, and
birds of passage have winged
their way tosummer chimes.
The Bryan emonstrationpales
into insignificance compared
with the great outpouring of
people at Grafton Monday night.
Ian Maclareu, author of BE
side the Bonnie Brier Bush,' was
the guest of the Twentieth Cen.
tury Club. Of Chicago, lastweek.
The business of Harrison coun-
ty will be looked after faithfully
by j. w. Hess and Alcibiades w.
Davis. They are plain, practical
and safe.
Martin, they are bleeding you
transferring your "stuff" into
the veins of Thaddeus. They
know you have no ghost Of q
chance. Can't you catch on |?
The people don't want a man
70 represent them in Congress
who is victim Of morphine, and
who might go to sleep in his seat
at any timewhile important legis-
latlon was going on.
Not this year. Thad. Some
other year. Enoch Tetrick will
be the circuit clerk for six years
from the first day Of January '97
and Daddy Bill' will not be his
deputy.
Every Republican should be at
the polls early on election day.
his neighbor with HIM and after
voting remain at the polls and
give the country one day of his
services.
Atkinson's election is a fore
gone conclusion, and themajori.
y that will be rolled upf for him
Will be signal evidence of the
strong faith West Virginian
nave in a true man.
We are in receipt of q clever
parody on the Voice of the Grass
Written by a Dola correspondent,
and regret that we cannot pub
llsh it, as our gun is already
spiked' with political matter.
Are you idle? If so work ou1
s@asyertising system in your city