The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-16

Because it Is. J, Then you
don't like % be talked to p oh,
YES but thunder !! l came
within IN ace Of running down
thatold gent But j should
think II would be nice to have
somebody to speak 70. instead Of
talking 70 somebody oil day
Long, 8 Lady, you are going to
stop talking. or there is going to
he a smash.np on this line. and a
big one see ?" ss'rhe hateful
thing And / did so want 70 be
scciable like. Hes married, IN
bet;he's Just like Henry when he's
got the paper under his nose
Boston Transcript.
Monday about noon Robert j.
Fleming met with q severe acct.
dent while trying to board q
wagon on Main street that will
confne him to his bed for several
weeks. When he attempted to
step upon the wagon his foot
twisted and he was thrown to the
ground and one OF the bones in
oneIcf his legs was broken by
the fall. He was at once taken
to the Office Of DR.. p. B. Ogden
where he received medical atten.
ton, after which he was remoy-
ed toihis home on Washington
street. Mr. Fleming has q large
number of friends who willregret
to learn of his misfortune and
hope for his speedy recovery.
Fairmont Republican,
In the first issue of the Knight
Errant, the new publication at
Buckhannon, the editors ap.
preaching marriage Is announced
as follows
WIN. s. O'Brien will ON next
Wednesday forsake his law
practice, for the tune being, to
take unto himself q wife in the
person Of Miss Emma White the
daughter of A. p. White. OF Cam.
den, Lewis county. The cere.
mony will take place at the home
OF Mr.. White AZ II 80 a, m. Mr..
and Mrs. o Brien. then to be-.
will spend their honeymoon in
Washing altimore and New
York. after which they win Re:
turnto Buck harmon, their future
home, .
Even II free silver should
win, : says Senator Teller, n
should not expect an immediate
revival Of good times. Why
not Senator ? II an act Of Con.
gress fixing a definite price for
silver bullion representing more.
than double its present market
value will enrich the government
and the people at all, why won't
the boom set lin right away I III
the government can create values
by fiat why can't it create pros.
perity by the same means /? Let
us carry the populist philosophy
out to its logical sequence. AT
ter passing a free silver bill let
Congress enact another measure
ordering the people. to be pros.
porous and tining every man 81.
COZ, 700 who violates 1t. Er.
A FEW of our Democratic
friends seem TO be displeased
about the estimate made by the
TELEGRAM as to the number Of
people who heard Mr.. Bryan at
the Fair Grounds on the 1st inst.
After hearing expressions from
old residents Of Clarksburg. some
of whom are supporters Of Mr..
Bryan and all of whom are men
Of good judgment We gave out an
Estimate Of 5, 200. Not one with
whom we talked placed the crowd
above that number. Since our
report was published, we have
heard q large number Of enthdsi-
astic Democrats say there were
from five to tan thousand. The
Ne,es said again last week that
the crowd numbered 90, 600. The
average Of the estimates by the
best informed Democrats Of
Clarksb Indicate less than TO-.
900. II this estimate is true Ia
| thing we'd f,f,t afimifl tha Ne,rs