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


An interesting account Of the
Frum Smith wedding will APP
pear in next weeks issue Of the
yEIEeRAM. IN (.
What's the matter with Fiittrog
He's all right He will make an
excellent county surveyor. !.
Senator Reed has been serious.
ly i'll with throat trouble during
the last week and not able to
leave his room, but is now i'm.
proving.
The Northwestern Yeast Co.'s
agent is around again with samp-
les Of the wonderful magic yeast
which is better than ever this
year owing to new machinery be-
ing used for pressing out the
cakes. Noexcuse for having poor
bread when you can get magic
yeast, good flour, and a hot oven.
i u I-I.lI
In q letter to the TELEGRAM,
Mr.. w. M. Morris positively de-
MES the report that he had asked
Lang for the care of the Jail.
This was only one of the Demo
Gratis big tales, intended to de.
ceive the voters Lang has made
no promises of patronage to any
body.
Mrs. Sophia s. Hewes died at
her home near the Academy
at 5 o'clock Thursday morning.
She had been a great sufferer for
two months, and was 80 years
old. The funeral services took
place Friday evening at 3 O'Clock
and were conducted by Rev. Chas.
3. White.
Hon. Harvey w. Harmer made
several speeches in Morgan and
Berkeley counties last week, and
addressed a large audience in
Martinsburg. On the following
evening hewas escorted by the
Wheelmen's Sound Money Club
of that city, numbering $50 mem
bers, toa neighboring town, where
he addressed a large and enthusi.
astic audience.
Hon. John j. Davis won a dam.
age suit at Lost Creek Monday,
for the widow of Mr.. Lee Young,
who was killed by the cars last
year near Mt. Glare. The trial
lasted all day, Judge Brannon
appearing as counsel for the rail-
road. For the horse killed and,
buggy ruined the jury awarded
S120 damages. Mrs, Young also
has a suit pending in the circuit
court for recovery Of damages for
the loss of her husbands life.
If Bryan is elected, you'll re-.
pent it, Prevention is better
than cure, sixteen to one. s.
Hon. j. w. Hess was in the
city Friday evening, the guest Of
DIR. "A. o. Flowers.
Judge Tenney and SenstoS
Elkins made the two great
Of the campaign.
Hon. Chas. r. Crisp, ex.speak.
rof the House Of Representa-
lives, died at Atlanta, Georgia,
Friday afternoon.
Stephen B. Elkins' eloquent
plea for the redemption Of West
will not be without It's
results at the polls n Tuesday
next.
Ex-Speaker Crisp, was one of
the greatest leaders Of the De-
mocracy of the South, and was
respected by his political
opponents.
See the communication from
Mr.. j. D. Wilson, in another col.
umn. Consider its meaning,
ponder it we'll, and heed its
Elk:ns isthe man for the plain
people. Even Democrats were
pleased with his speech, which
certainly greatly benefited the
sound money cause.
Hon. M. A. Kendall, candidate
for State treasurer. and Hon.
Harvey w, Harmer, spoke at
Martinsburg Friday night at a
big Republican rally.
Vote forMcKinley. patriotism,
protection and prosperity on
next Tuesday. Vote early and
work the balance of the day for
the success of the whole Repub.
lican ticket.
The gross indignity offered
Secretary Carlisle at Covington
last Thursday night, is only an
illustration of what may be ex-
pected everywhere if the princi-