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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-27
FOE .MAYoR.


ED. TEl.EGRAM.-I desire to
suggest the name of a young man,
for the Office Of Mayor whose
ability and energy peculiarly
qualify him for the position. j
refer to Mr.. + Shuttleworth.
q Republican whose efficient SER
vices in the campaign just closed
entities him to q favorable CON
siderahon at the hands Of his
party. BE comes of one of the
Oldest and best known families
Of the city His people are ex-
|tensive taxpayers and he would
be interested in seeing that the
affairs of the cttyswere economi-
cally administered. When the
Republ icans OF the city hold their
convention we hope they will
give Mr.. Shuttlewortii this nomi.
nation. REPUBLICAN,.
Clarksbnrg. Nov. %, 1896.
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An Appeal

n.y. ~
Those who heard the appeal Of
Miss Leitch atthe Baptist church
last Wednesday night. and found
it inconvenient, at the time, to
contribute to the American Fund
may hand their amounts, large
or small to John L. Ruhl. or b.
d. Boughner who will serd the
fund to Rev. j. r. Munfort,
Cairo, w, Va, Cor. Sec'y of the
W. Va. Q. E. Union, tobe added
to the collection and sent on to
the National Relief Committee
for immediate use on the field
10 cents willsupport an orphan
one year. 5 cents will sustain q
family three months. is cents
will keep one person alive till
crops can be sown and reaped.
He gives twice who gives quick
.ly." "Inasmuch as ye have done
it unto one Of the least of these
my brethren ye have done it unto
me-"
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justices.

Following are the names Of
the Justices Of the peace elected
in the several districts Of the
county with the names Of the
constables subioined:
CLARK Justices, ]. n. David,
N. s. Riley; Constables, Leroy
Rollins, Geo: w. Cost.
CoAI-Justices, R S. North.
colt, .: n Flynn; Constables. j.
u. Cunningha Hugh Swiger.
CLAY Justices, John w. Car.
der. Dudley r Moore; Constables,
9. M. Carder, Joseph Heldreth.
SIMPSON Justices Franklin
Bartlett, (D9 David D. Wifkin..
son, %. Constables, John r.
Fenton John G. Lovelass.
EAGLE Justices, Geo. 81. Der.
|ry, 3. D. McC Carly; Constables.
Jas. M. Amos, A. A. 'Haggerty.
Elk Justices Asbury Lewis,
Cd Stephen r. Bartlett, D.);
Constable, "A. D. Lewis, Chester
Douglas.
I GRANT-Justices, D. Il. Booth.
81 B: Davis; Constables, L. r.
Kennedy, n. M. Sullivan.
SARDIs- Justices, D. w. KEN
per, Jas. NJ. Plant; Constables,
1. ]. Griffin, Benz. r. Linville.
TENMILE-Jnstice Jas. Bum.
gardner, Jas B. Innis, Consta,
'bles, Jno. s. Warner, j. w. John:
son.
UNION Justices, j. w. High.
land, Floyd r. Bailey, D. y; Con
stables, Henry Radcliff Chas.
Criss.
Those marked (D) were elected
on the Demo cratic ticket. The
others are Republicans.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-27
a good Tailor

Makes perfect figures as well
as perfect clothing. He makes
prominent; your good points and
subdues all defects He cant
add so many inches TO your
height, but he can make yon q
suit of clothes which will make
you appear taller.
We think we are good tailors
I'VE have many customers, and
We satisfy them. II would cert.
ainly do no harm to call on us
in any event and then you win!
see the good things we keep in
white and fancy shirts. collars.
cuffs, neckwear, underwear, night
robes. bath robes, kid and scoth'
wool gloves, mems jewelry, nm
ibrellas for ladies and men.
Every thing sensible and suitable
for holiday presents Of the styl.
ish, look.well and good.to-wear
kind that economical people al.
ways buy. The Clark sbnrg Tail
cring Co, Trad B building
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Cherry Camp.

-
Mr.. D. W. Borgess., who has
been suffering from avery severe
stroke Of paral ysis since the 18th
inst, isimproving at this writing.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L Hupp, Of
West Union, were eet1ng their
many friends here last week.
DR.. s. z. Boggess, of Terra
Alta, was here last week attend.
ing his father.
MI. j. w. johnson is now at
home and will remain during the
winter. He has been employed
in the I. & y. carpenter force.
Mr.. u. B. Pepper was called to
Petersburg Tuesday by the ILL
ness Of his brother.
The teachers Of Tenmile dis.
trict will hold their next district
institute at this place on satur-
day Dec. 5, at 1880 Up. m. An in.
teresting meeting is expected.
Much enthusiasm was manifested
at their former meeting.
Here's to Squire Innis and
Constable. johnson, also to the
judiciary of the upper end the
first set'of Rspubl officers in
sixteen years. o. /. o.
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The public school opened 81
this q place on the 9th ult, with
g. n Smith as principal, and
Miss Maggie wetzel and Miss
Allie Goldman, assistants.
Rev, 7. Richmond Of this
place, commences d protracted'
me ting at the New hcrterC Chapel
this week.
DR.. Bartlett who was seriously
hurt on the day after the election
by being thrown from his cart
by his runaway horse, which had
become frigh tened at i passing
train, we are glad to say, Is fast
recovering. and is now GONZALES.
cent. as s..s
Mrs. w. NJ. Morris is wishing
her son Clay, at Grafton this
week. 4
Two Of our nimrods, Jeff and
Henry Basel have returned from
their annual deer hunt in the
J Cheat Mountains, bringing one
buck with them.
A. z. Landon and q. B. Morris
who left Clark sbnrg November
srd for a two weeks hunt have
not showed up yet. Their
friends are becoming anxious
about them, as all letters, dis.
patches and queries have failed
to locate them at this date. No.
vember 2sd.
The corn crop Is about all
cribbed.
The warm rains, and prevail.
ing high Temperature this month
has been fine on fail grass and
late sown wheat.
I. NJ: Sullivan butchered three
hogs whose weight aggregated
over 200 pounds, one Of which
tipped the beam at 500 pounds,
net weight.
Il More anon. =
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OBITUARY.

A few facts have Just cone to
hand concerning the life OF Mrs.
Anna Monroe Pnltz, of this city,
whose burial took place about
two weeks ago. Her death oc.
cnrred on the 11th of November.
She was born F February 81, 1923,
in Hampshire county, w. Va,
where she passed her girlhood
and some ten or fifteen years Of
her married life. For many
years she has been q resident Of
Harrison county. living most of
the time at Clarksburg. Her
husband died about thirty years
ago. She had been an invalid
for several years. She was al
ways highly esteemed and her
friends are happy to cherish her
memory as that of a good
woman
Three daughters survive this
worthy woman: Mrs. Jacob
Grim, Mrs. Mamie Criss and an
unmarried daughter, Miss Fan.
ME.
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TATToOINGA RELIaIoUsRITE


Originating Among The Phoeniclans,
Ii Spread % Savage Tribes.
What Is the ORIGIN 81 tattooinrs
Religion. which has So much power
over people and which proves Z so ol,.
stinate In preseryinr Il ancient Gus.
toms. has certainly sctiontributed "a
maintain IL among the more barbar.
Gus mart 81 our formulation! saws
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/ The above is a fairly good like
mess Of Prot. ]: r. 'lrotter, State
|Superintenden elect. Mr.. Trot-
tier is about 80 years Of age and
has been engaged in educational
work since his sixteenth year.
He was brought up on a farm
and had few educational advant.
ages except the winter schools.
in which he prepared himself for
teaching. By economy and hard
work he managed to save money
enough to take him through the
West Virginia University, from
which Institution he was gradu-
ated in 1890. BE was regarded
las one of the most diligent stu
dents in the Univ rsity, and his
examinations showed the thor:
|oughness of his work.
he finished his education at
THAT most famous Of American
Institute ions, Harvard, where he
received the degrees, A. B. and
"a. M. He taught in the Buck
|hannonC inference Seminary and!
The Clarksburg High School.
Prof. Trotter will be q valuable
inan to West Virginia, and the
State is fortunate in securing
such an Official for the head Of
her school system. Mr.. Trotter
will spend q part of the next
three months attending special
lectures at Harvard.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-27

Reports from over 100 manu-
featuring towns in Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky show that all mills,
shops and factories are being
prepared for. the resumption Of
business.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-27

Aqueer warfare is being waged
in Kentucky. Tollsgates on turn
pixies are beng torn down or.
blown up at night by masked
men, and the toll-takers threat
ened and inundated. In one in
stance . man was shot, and sew
eral have been fred upon. II is.
the argument Of the farming
classes for free turnpikes.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-27

Mr.. Gordonis still in the field
for Mayor, and will make it
lively for the fellow who beats
him.
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AM EpITAPH.

Here lies the body Of Billy Bryan,
To get to Washington. he died o tryin'.
Stranger step lightly DER this wonder,
II he opens his mouth you er gone ''by
thunder. !,
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-11-27

In place OF the annual Military
Ball at the University this year
will be given q Grand Ball for
the benefit of the Foot Ball Team
December 4. This win be the
greatest social event of the sea-
son and is gotten up blythe young
ladies Of Morgantown. Such dis
tinguished persons as Hon. w.
Z. Wilson, Hon. s. 3. Elkins,
Gov. Mace orkle, Gov. elect at.
kinson and others.
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west lillll!roar,d.

Rev. Vincent, assisted by
Revs. King and Hammond, are
conducting q meeting in the M.
B. church.
Mr.. 3. d. Reynolds and son.
Moore, spent SATURDAY. and Sum
| day here with friends.
Maj. Lang and son, John, were
calling on friends here last Sat.
urday. The Major has not COM
nenced collecting taxes yet.
Our new clerk. Virgil L. High.
land, spent several days at his
home near here.
DR.. Powell has gone to Graf.
ton to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Thad Post spent Saturday
and Sunday in Fairmont.
]. W. Young and wife visited
relatives near Romine's Mills
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Cunning
ham were visiting Mr.. ]. M.
Holmes last week.
Mr.. Joseph Parrill and daugh-
ter, MissB Blanche, passed through
our village Sunday.
Mr.. F. q. Sturm was attend
ing the Grand Lodge 10. @. F.
lat Hinton last week.
Mr.. France, Of Pennsylvania,
gave an entertainment Saturday
night. 1t was enjoyed by all
Who attended.
Miss Sarah Sheets has bought
e. Arthur Ladwig's property in
9th Milford. REX.
i The government has a mag
aincent mail service and while 1t
= q great convenience it cannot
Oe used to defraud any one. Il
you use the mails to: rob or cheat
your neighbor you are likely to
get into serions trouble. 1t is
oest not to contract a debt by
man unless you intend to pay it.
! young man recently got SEN.
sncsd to the pen for such an
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LIyE sroo:LK PRICES.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 81. Prices,
of beef cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best beeves 81. 10a
4.3o; those generally rated first.
quality $3.s0a4. 10; medium or
good fair quality 8. 1Oas so; Or.
binary steers, oxen and COWS
81. 75a2.75. y
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Peter. Peter, pumpkin eater,
Had q wife and couldn't keep her
Al last he kept her very well
! He broke her bike all to pieces,
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Christmas next.
Let the heathen rage.
Grayson Cunningham got
home to spend Sunday.
Beautiful weather has been
given us for Thanksgiving,
Col. NJ. M. Hooker, of Buck.
harmon was in town Thursday.
Our local Delmonico, We
Trayder's lime, set before their
guests on thanksgiving a dinner
amply sufficient to give each fes.
tive epicure six months OF acute
govt.
Try the TEIEGRAM Office for
fine job printing. Z
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D - ~. NJ , -
on the Democratic ticket. The
others are Republicans.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-18
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE.

seats the Higgins Crowd and Postpones
Contested Cases Prom Texas
The Mckinley men captured the Gre
dentials committee without difficulty,
John +. Fort was made chairman.
Mr.. Cowan Of Nebraska, moved that
the committee accept the Judgment Of
the national committee ON all cases de.
cidod by that committee In contests for
seats "a final This brought about a
lively debate
The element supporting Cowan's prop
ssition argued that 1873 cases might be
brought before the committee, and their
consideration might delay the conven.
tion for a week. On the other side il
was claimed that a precedent would be
established by accepting the decisions
Of the national committee which would
practically place the personnel Of the
convention in that committees hands
and give Il power 10 name the candidate
in close contest. A call Of the states
showed that 5S contestants desired "a
bring their cases before the credentials
committee. The control Of the com.
mittee by the Mckinley men was con-
iirmed when a resolution offered by
Hepburn Of Iowa. one OF Allison's man
gers, that the committee send for the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-18
CONVENTION or NEGRO CLUBS.
National Meeting Called at Chicago on
Tuesday, Aug. a..

national Meeting Called ~ thieaEo on
Tuesday, Aug. a..
INDIANAPOLIS, June IA call for
the national convention Of the national
Democratic negro club was issued yes
terday from the headquarters Of the
executive committee in this city. The
call is Addressed to "the members Of the
negro national Democratic league and
10 all negro Democrats who are in ac'
cord with Democratic principles as
taught by Grover Cleveland and our
brave nadcrs Of negro Democracy"
The national convention viii be- held
In Chicago ON Tuesday, Aug. II. Every
loyal negro Democrat who believes in
organized negro Democracy Is invited "a
take part. The chairman Of each state
league Is requested that the state con
ventions are called in sufficient time
Each state will he allowed delegates in
proportion TO the negro votes cast foI
Grover Cleveland In 1892. The con
yention win be composed Of at least PSI
delegates representing 33 states
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-18

papers in all contests. was lost by vote
Of II 10 20.
This practically insured the adoption
Of resolution offered by the McKin.
ley Men, that the rule established by
the committee be accepted with the ex-
ception Of Texas and Delaware, which
were referred.
After Mr. Hepburn's resolution had
beec defeated the committee decided 20
proceed with the consideration Of the
Texas and Delaware fights before vot-
ing ON the Cowan resolution.
The seating Of the delegation from
Delaware was taken up first and argu.
ments were made by Mr.. Addicks and
Mr. Higgins
Tho vote ON a resolution 90 seat the
Addicks faction resulted: Ayes, 90
aays, 60
The vote on a resolution to seat the
Higgins faction resulted; Ayes, 81
nays, IL.
lIAction on the contest cases from Tex
as was postponed until today.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-18
OUT OF THE PARTY.
The silver senators Unable 10 Secure .
Platform 10 Their Liking.

The silver Senators Unable 10 Secure q
Platform 20 Their Liking.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE committee
on resolutions met at 10 80 o'clock this
morning and the subcommittee reported
a complete platform, which taken up
the adseriatum for consideration. At
noon the platform was adopted up to
that section including wool, shipping,
reciprocity and tariff. The hnancial
question was then taken mp. Senator
Teller opened the discussion by offering
various substitutes which he presented
in the subcommittee and making a
speech in support Of them. Teller, Du'
Bots, Cannon and others, Of free silver
ties. In the committee announced Their
determination TO bolt the Republican
convention in case OF the adoption OF
the gold plank.
Senator Tellers silver amendment e
the platform was defeated by a vote Of
Al 20 10. The silver senators then am
nounced that they must declare them
selves out Of the party
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-18
GRANT WINS THE FIGHT.
The Committee Decides 10 seat ma
Crowd over Quincy.

The Committee Decides TO seat His
Crowd over Quincy.
81 LOUIS, June ii.-The committee
ON credentials adopted by a vote Of 81
to 10 a resolution to ratify the findings
Of the national committee in all contests
except those from Delaware and Texas.
The committee also settled the Texas
contest by deciding 70 recommend "a
the convention the seating Of the Grant
faction. tho vote being % 10 10.
A resolution offered by Mr. Suthor'
land Of New York TO seat the Quincy
faction was lost by vote Of 10 70 20
and another resolution by Mr.. Suthcr'
land TO seat both delegations, giving
each delegate half vote, failed, "A &c
90
The Grant delegates are Mckinley
men, while the Cuneyites support Al
liscu and Reed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-18

Percy Bittle left yesterday for Manor.
ia. Steele Of Millicap, was here yes
terday.
John Astin came in from the bottom
yesterday
1T. Jones Of Reliance called on the
Eagle Yesterday.
College Creamery butter at I'd Halls
2bc per pound. lT6
Capt. Tom sutton, Of Sutton, Robert
son county, was here yesterday.
Airs. John n. Caldwell went to
Franklin yesterday.
For sale-One bran new pheaton,
very cheap, by /. R. Bonneville. !"
US. Ford will make application Tor
license to practice law.
You can buy gasoline oil in any
quantities at Ia Halls. l77
Rev. q. Z. Clothier i. attending dis
tiict conference at Milliean.
Diseased blood. constipation, and
kidney, liver and bowel troubles are
cured by Karl's Clover Root Tea. Sold
by an druggists.
ID. o. Eubank left for visit to bis
parents at Hubbard City yesterday.
Mrs. Mike Anderson and Mrs. S. b
Rucker returned to Naavsola yesterday
Toilet soaps, brushes, fponges and
perfumeiy at N. II. James. ia
Miss Susie Harris returned to Hous
ton yesterday after a visit 10 the famil,
of. W. Christian.
Mrs. Eugene Bonneville went TO Ter
rell yesterday accompanied by Mrs
Whitfield.
Prof. and Mrs John P. McAuley ar
guests Of Prof. and Mrs. c. W. liutsoi
at the College.
Al Ewing was here from the bottom
yesterday and reported It hot, dust,
ard dry.
Pills DO not cure Constipation. The
only aggrayaie. Karl's Clover Roo
Tea gives perfect regularity OF tn
bowels. Sold by all druggists
WI Hutson and W. +. II. Glove
have gone to McPhersonville, s. c,
10 spend the summer.
Miss Gertrude Fhppen returnel 4
Dallas yesterday accompanied by Mis-
Nellie Smith.
J. d. sawtelle, state commando
Of the Maccabees. passed lhroug
Bryan yesterday and reports the orde
In a houfishing condition.
The boys say Frank Is o. X. Sc
him atAllen's barber shop. They vii
appreciate b. IL
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-18

ladIes missionary society Of the
ID church will give a tea at Mrs.
ce's residence Saturday afternoon
TO 5 o'clock. Admission lOc.
reputation enjoyed by NJ. II I.
rs the leading druggist Of Bryan
been earned by good goods aud low
&c. prompt aud accurate prescrip-
work, which Is still his motto. Ia
fs. John P. McAulcy will open class
D drawing and painting at the opera
DC, Monday, June %. Hours, . a.
10 l2m., Mondays, Wednesdays and
nrdays. i77
lande Horlman's commission bust
10 e moving along smoothly. L. $
lie Is In the Office and +. W. Nc
sunico ON the road for the new firm,
|rom Preston's little son, Tom Pres
h Jr., died Tuesday evening at $3.50
clock OF congestion. The Eagle ex'
|nds sympathy to the hereayed par
hls.
Mrs. G. 1. Goodwin is here fIon
rosewood visiting Mr.. r. II. Smith
nd family. She came down 10 see hel
other, Mrs. Judge Smith, who has
cen quite sick.
A drummer here Tuesday told the
hampton cyclone story about one o
be windy twisters which passed
nm house and turned a washpot In
|de ont, Leaving the legs prottudinl
n ihoinside.
An entertainment will be given a
he home 81 Mrs. Louise Robinson Fri
ag hight, June 10, by the ladies ai'
opiely Of the Presbyterian church, as
.slei by the Pearl Gatherefs. lc
ream aud cake served from 6to 10 ?
4. 81
The best cough cure Is shiloh . Cure
neglected cough Is dangerous Slol
81 once with Shlloh's Cure. Sold b!
u druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-18

and that may have been the mo.
tive Of some Of the party, but |
think II the curtain could be raised
and the good pecEle could see the
very bottom Of this move, they
would see some other motive at
the bottom of this lynching. |
now call upon the good people OF
the county to sustain me in trying
to suppress mob law IN our cOun-
ty. If this is tolerated any long.
en- who will be safe.
T. c. NUM-,
Sheriff Brazos County.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-18
LIKES GROWERS STAND.

Premier Canovas WIN Work 10 Keep
spAln ON Friendly Terms.
NEW York, June IA dispatch to
The World from Madrid says Premier
Canovas is anxious TO avoid anything
that would further strain the relations
between America and Spain while Glove.
land remains president
An appeal win be made to the patri.
otism Of the opposing factions in the
oortes 20 stop the antiamerican demon
STATIONS 10 parliament, at least in the
first part Of the session ending in An.
gust.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-18
KILLED BY AN EARTHQUAKE.

One thousand Persons Dead on the Is
land % Yesso.
YOKOHAMA, June l6.-tCopyrightcd
by the Associated Press. News Of a
terrible disaster involving loss Of over
1000 lives reached here from the Island
Of Yesso, which contains the northern
provinces Of Japan, including Shire
bcsha, Oshima. Fur, Hiiaka, Tokaschi,
Kishro. Tcshiwo. Kilamo and Nemoro.
All these sections Of the island seem to
have been more or less shaken by earth.
quakes. Tho disturbances lasted about
90 hours, and during that period the
utmost terror prevailed.