The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-23
D. <. REED & Co. HARpWARr,

d. z. REED q Co.. HARDWARE.
Senator Stephen B. Elkins will
address the people at Clarksburg
Friday night October 90.
Miss Clancy will have her
opening Friday and Saturday,
Oct % and "a. All are invited
Miss CLANCY, the Milliner. has
the cheapest and most stylish
hats and caps in the city.
One good result of the Czar's
visit to France, is that President
Faure- will release 400 Algerian
prisoners.
DIR. George NJ. Holt, dentist,
will be inhis Office at Clarksburg,
November list. 1896, and remain
80 days. 23-tf.
The Canton excursion was In
every way q most enjoyable and
successful affair. Not a single
one who went regrets having
made the trip. Many Democrats
who were along are now enthus.
iastic supporters of Maj. Nc.
Kinley.
Mr.. O. G. Bartlett is quite
proud Of the Republicanism in
the family of his grandfather,
Mr.. Jno. Goodwin, whose poster.
ity will furnish % votes for Nc.
Kinley this fall. He also informs
US thatthere are ten Republican
voters in his fathers family
Don't fail to attend Mrs. M. 3.
Hartman's opening Of fine millin.
cry Octob er2y, 30, and 81, Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday. 50.25.
Any person or persons desir.
ing good boarding and nicely.
furnished rooms or rooms with
out board, would do well to call
on or address, Mrs. j. T. Far.
land. Main street. 49,4t
Miss CLANCY has returned from
the East with the most complete
line Of millinery ever displayed.
in this city.
Hon. Jno. K. Cowen, member
of Congress from Maryland, and
Hon. 1sador Raynor, ex-member.
Of Congress from the same State,
will speak at Grafton, Monday
night OctoberI26. Great sound.
money demons ration. Excur-
sion rates from all; points.
Several business houses on
Third street have been freshly.
painted this week. The interior.
Of the postso office presents an at.
tractive appearance as q result
Of its new coat Of paint. The
pavement around the government
building has been givena general
overhauling:
Mrs. S. O. Dent has the cheap.
est millinery and dressmaking.
establishment in arksburg, and
the latest and leading styles in
new goods. Will exchange goods
for produce. East Pike street,
near depot. 47-1mo.
Of all establishments, the
violin is said to be capable OF the
greatest variety Of expression.
Paganiniwas probably the great
est vio)inist that ever lived. He
was an orchestra within himself.
p He was a wonderful example of
what one man can do. He was
agenius.
Vote the Republican ticket
straight. Don't sacrifice q sim
gle man to the foe. Be true to
your colors. Every man on the
ticket is an honor to the party.
Stand by him. Don't let preju-
dice swerve you, and we will win
a complete and triumphal victo-
ry in November.
TheWeston dependents maxi
ing things lively for doc" Holt
BY publishing his articles in favor
OF the gold standard as they ap-
peared in the Republican when
ne was editor in 1892. This is
rather rough on DR.. Holt, as he
claims to be an original silver
man and left the Republican
party on that account.
Down in Baltimore the other
day they celebrated the l22nd
anniversary Of the burning of the
Peggy Stewart" The destruc.
ton of the vessel, which was
ladened with tea, was commem-
GRATED by a tea party, which was
sraced with the presence Of as
courtly men, bewitching girls,
and stately danes. as ever lived