The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-20
VII now be saluted as His
I Honor He was elected Justice
| g the Repabl ican ticket on the

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in one column or on one page.
There plenty Of them. though,
u the reader cares to look them
up.
Harry q. Bantz, commercial
traveller, registered at the Trad
ers' Thursday. His presence ac.
counts for the raw cold weather
we enjoyed about that time.
Absolutely pure perfectly harmless,
and tnyariable are the qualities OF One
Minute Cough Cure. II never fails IN
scolus. group and lung troubles. Child.
rem like 1t because it il. pleasant to take
and It helps them. r. j. Criss. /,
Mr.. A. L. Taylor. son.in-law
of Mr.. Dudley Davis, of Quiet
Dell. and who has severed his
connection with the Grafton
Leader, has located IN the far
West.
Chas. 3. Brooks is the leading.
East End Grocer. His store
room, recently enlarged and i'm:
proved is newly stocked with
choice, fresh groceries and pro.
visions. opt.
Ray 9. Helmlck. travelling sales
agent for Messrs. shattuck and
jackson, has been canyassing
Marion and other counties for
two or three weeks in the inter
est of his firm.
The Peoples Press, of Clarks.
burg, edited by w. Scott Garner,
was q joke, after all. This cam
lpaign has been ram, jam, dam
full of all:around good jokes
Terra Alta Oracle.
The Pocahontas Times says
there is hardly a deer in Poca-
hontas county and the hunting
parties who contemplate disturb
ing them this year will get moth.
ing for their pains.
Joe Ponfrey. of Coyington,
editor of . Bryan organ con.
graduates Major Nc inley and
moves to make his election
unanimous. That's the way.
thousands Of 'em feel.
As especial inducementt to Sc.
cure new subscribers. The
TELEGRAM will be sent to any
address until January 1. 1893. for
only $3.50. Back numbers from
November 1st will be sent free.
The old way Of delivering messages
W POesi IVY SOLu psalou Will Iu6 mOQs
ern telephone. illustrates the old tedi.
GUS methods Of breaking colds COM
pared with their almost instantaneous
cure by One Minute Cough Cure. r j
lGriss. /.
Clarksburg was represented at
the Grafton celebration Thurs.
day night by Messrs. Frank
Shuttleworth. M wood
sSwartz, Geo. Frush. and Frank
Core. Agood time is reported.
Roy Alexander left Monday:
morning for Delaware, Ohio,
where he will attend Ohio Yves
lleyan University. Harrison
county promises soon to be well
represented at that famous in
stitution.
The new proprietor of the
Traders barber shop announces
that he has come to stay. He
comes highly recommended as q
gentleman and is an artist in his
line. His advertisement appears
in this issue.
Mr.. Joseph Parrill has remov-
ed his stock Of groceries to his
splendid new quarters one door
east of Wells & Haymaker's
drug store. Another sign of
prosperity under the coming ad,
iministration.
Soothing and not irritating, strength.
ening, andIno weakening, small but eff
fective such are the qualities Of De
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills r ] Criss. L \
Itnow turns out that Bailey,
! (Dem. was not elected Justice
in Union district but the Repub-
lican candidate was chosen by
three votes, and hereafter it will
be Thomas Westfall. ]. p. 'Rah
for old Union,
A girls taste differs ding
TO her age, says acynic. Al six
teen she wants q dude with tooth