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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30
Charged with Robbins the Mails.

POCAHONTAS, VA. July 2s.-(Special)
Inspector Gregory and Detective Irvine,
of the United States secret service, arrest
ed S. @. Odell assistant postmaster at
this place, this morning on the charge OF
robbing the mails. Odell when arrested,
had on his person two decoy letters sent
by the detectives, and containing marked
money He had been looked upon as a
young man OF good habits, and his arrest
has been quite a shock TO the community.
The trial has been set for August LIST.
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YeIIov-Fever IN Cuba.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Reports re-
ceiyed BY Surgeon. General Wynan, Of the
Marine Hospital Service, show that for
the week ended July sd there were SIXTY
new cases OF yellow-fever in the city or
Habana and twenty-four deaths. Az SaEua
la Grande, for the week ended July 1stns
sixty-nve new cases Of yellow-fever 'wers
reported, with eight deaths.
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Iron and steel Company Assigns.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 2s.--The East CHI
cago Iron and Steel Company. OF Ham
County Court this morning to David Il.
Evans. Parkhurst & Wilkinson, who
failed recently were interested In me
concern, and at the time OF their trouble
a receiver No statement az TO assets or
liabilities is filed with the assignment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30
FUSION IN MICHIGAN.
Plan for silver-Pop-Democra Con-

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. July o.
There will probably be a fusion Of the
new Silver party and the Populists with
the Democracy at the Democratic State
Convention, to be held at Bay City next
month. y a
After the date of the convention was
fixed yesterday by the Democratic State
Central Committee invitations were ex-
tended to the Silver party and the Popu-
lists to hold their State conventions in
Bay City on the same date. The plan Is
TO hold a Joint convention and put
united silver ticket into the field 1t Is
said the State Central Committee of each
party has agreed to this. and that the
plan will undoubtedly be successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30
The Fourqurean-Pice Co.
Engine Goes Through-Threc Men
KtIIed, Two Injured.

CRAWFoRDVILLE. IND. July ~
About midnight a LOCOMOTIVES went
through the vandalia railroad bridge over
Walnut Fork. killing three men, The
run was being made TO see II the track
was safe after he heavy rain OF last
evening. Five men were aboard the
engine when IT went down. Engineer
Frank bowman. OF Terre Hause. escaped
with few bruises. but the road-superin-
tendent, ]. s. Brothers. was severely in-
jured. The killed are: Fireman Hiboer,
OF Loganport; Brakeman Charles Mcken-
zie, Of Terre Haute; and Conductor N. BE
Fowler, of Terre Haute.
Fowler's body is yet In the creek under
the engine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30
GOLD DOLLAR REPUDIATED.
Campaign Hutton Counteriei'
Coin-Seixed by Government.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. July %
Under the advice OF the United States DIS
trict Attorney OF New Jersey, the secret
Service detectives have stopped the man
ufacture and distribution OF campaign
buttons representing a gold dollar. me
button, which is technically a counterIeit
coin. was manufactured by Newark IN;
j. firm. The dies, stamps, and stock OF
buttons on hand viii be seized.
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PR, of ufracombc Destroyed,

LONDON, July 29.-Part Of the town OF
Ilfracombe, Devonshire, one or the. tasn-
ionable and most attractive seaside re-
sorts in Europe. was burned last night.
There were many visitors In the town,
and there was much excitement durlns
the progress OF the fire, n being feared
al one time that the whole town would
be destroyed SO far as known. nobody
was hurt. The loss Is placed at $4,000
mounds 600 OO0).
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ria, Now sou,n Carolina Cotton.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. July 2s:-The first
CROP were received to-day. One was con-
signed TO f. w. Wagner g. Co. 1t was
classed as good middling, weighed i76
pounds. and was sold to Hamilton x Co.
at 1-2c. per pouna ms cotton was
raised in Bamberg, 3. C..
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MoreIand and House Duly Sentenced

PITTsBURG, PA, July 29.-Ex- city-At-
torney MoreIand who pleaded guilty 70
this morning sentenced TO three years In
the penitentiary. W. II. House, ex,As-
sistant city Attorney, convicted OF aiding
and abetting City-Attorney Morelsnd IN
sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years and three months.
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THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
Convention POstponemcnt-Hotei Ac-
commodations Pre-Engaged.

BUFFALO, n. Y. July 29.-It Is a ques-
ton whether the Democratic State Con-
vention can be held on the date selected,
September 18th, owing to the lack OF hotei
accommodations at that time. Buffalo Is
entertaining a score or more of conven-
tions this summer, and two OF the largest,
the National Builders Association and the
American Public Health Association. are
programmed for the same date as the
mitteeman Cunneen visited the hotels this
morning he was Informed that about all
the accommodation the city could offer
was engaged for September 10th, and ne
al once began telegraphing the other
members of the State Committee TO ar
range a postponement for one week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30

stories of Widespread Disaster Con-
Time TO Pour In.

NOBLEsvILLE. IND, July 2.-Stories
OF the widespread disaster of yesterday
cloudburst north Of this city continue to
pour I'm. People are moving 10 the up
lands; stock is drowned; heids OF gram
are washed away. and highways and rail
roads badly damaged. White river, al TINS
point, Is the highest since August, 1870
The American strawboard plant is COM
pletely submerged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2s.-The grand
Suneryisoes King. Scully. BENJAMIN.
Hughes, Dunkirk. Morganstein. and Wag-
nsr' ASKING their removal from office on
the ground that they corruptiy reduced
the assessments OF several large corpora
ffona
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4k'M!!'!e|;u@9
az ~

An error In our yssterday's advertise
ment credited US with handling four mil
lion dollars worth Of merchandise. IL
should have stated one fourth, and the
error may have kept you from enjoying
the profits and benefits OF
THE ECONOMICAL SELLING HERE
To-day the Umbrella Stock is attacked.
Again It's a manufacturer asking our aid
in. relieving oyer-burdened stocks.
AT $3.50
Finest Plain SIlS-Gloria Umbrellas. the
kind and quality of gloria that gave the
word gloria its fame. 2s- and 2s-inch, for
men ard women, with imported Rustic
wood handles, some tipped with sterling
silver. ordinarily cost $50, for $50.
AT sI.25
Silk-serge Umbrellas, Beau Brummel style.
made on steel rods. silk covers, D. and %
inch. with both mems and women's ex-
quisite natural twist-wood handles, usual
ly costing s225.
AT $3.50
Pure silk English Taffeta-silk Umbrellas,
both mems and women's. dainty wood and
fancy handles usually costing 81.
At 81
Twilled Gloris-silk Umbrellas. Warranted
imported German-sllk warp gloria, both
mems and women's, handles OF Black rub
Der loops, bah crystal, Golf sticks, Prince
OF Wales Crooks natural wood twists
silver tipped, natural wood loops, German
Weixel, ETC., rlyalling any 81 umbrella
heretofore sold.
Last few days OF the selling of $. "a,
and 50 Fancy Parasols at $50.
All $50 Fancy Parasols at soc.
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PETERSBURG AND LyScHBuRc.
The Farmers Again Defeat the HiII-
Climbers.

LfNcHBURG. VA. july s. (Special.)--
petersburg again defeated Lynchbarg in
a sharply contested game. the score stand
ing to In favor OF the Farmers. While
the weather was too hot for brilliant play
ins. both teams ola sood work. and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30
DIstiIIery suspension Plan.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 2s;-The COM
the signatures OF distillery-owners to an
agreement 70 suspend operations for eigh-
teen months met again at noon to-day,
and reported no progress. A final meeting
viii Be held Friday. II looks a. IL the
schsms would fan through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30

NEW YORK, July 2o.-lspecial 10.
Crank. Holland; ". b. Gay, Grand; w. T.
White, Grand Union; ]. III. Dooley. WIND
n. Gay, Sturtevant;. II. w. Goetzmann,
imperial: H. o. williams, New Amster-
dam; ]. ID. Goodwin. Ashland.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
a Great Battle Between baltimore
and BOsfon.

BOSTON, MASS, July 29.-stivetts's
mum Of kellys hit In the sixth gave Bal
timore three runs and the game to-day.
1t was a great battle. full of sensations
and brilliant plays. Boston had two
on bases. with one out, in the ninth, and
good hitters up. but could not tally. At
tendance. 200.
Score: r. II. Z.
Baltimore ..... ....21o1os- Ooo-7 10 2
Boston ...... ......4 002 0 o 0 0 0-6 10
Batteries: Hoffer and Clark; Nichols
and Bergen.
QUAKERs BAT HARD.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 29.-New
York hit Taylor hard. but the Phillies
had their batting clothes on, and won
out In addition. philadelphia had played
much livelier, all-'round game. At
tendance Zoo.
Score: r. II. Z.
Philadelphia -. .O2s32S101-15 10 s
New York .........1 302120O % 10 8
Batteries: Taylor and Grady; Reidy,
d. Clark. and Wilson.
WASHINGTON wHITEwAsHED.
BROOKLYN, July PIT was a great
battle for six innings to-day During that
stage of the game both Payne and Mercer
were equally effective. but when the time
arrived for either side to make a final eff
fort the Washington twirler went down
with ease. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. II. f.
Washington E. e. .oOOOOOOOO-O 9 2
Brooklyn .... 80. % 90 0 0 0 1 IS il 0
Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure; Payne
and Grim
COLONIES GIVE 1T AWAY.
ST. LOUIS. July 2o.-By massing their
numerous errors to-day the Colonies gave
the Browns an unearned victory. Pitcher
Hill was in excellent form, and with de-
cent support would have won the game.
Hart was injured in the sixth inning,
and Breitenstein went into the box. Catch
er Murphy sprained his wrist in the third
inning and Mcfarland succeeded him. At
tendance, 1900 Score. r. H. Il.
ST. Louis Sos. ....1 ! 0 0 OIL 0 10 10 0
Louisville zee. -. 20 0 0 0 OIL o. il
Batteries: Hart. Breitensteln, and Muir
ply and Mcfarland; Hill and Dexter.
COLTS PLAY WELL.
CHICAGO, July 29-The Colts made 1t
three straight from Pittsburg to-day by
hammerng Hastings hard In the fifth
inning. the five runs coming after two
men had been retired. Friend was tried
again. and while hit hard, was given
star support. some Of the Colts plays
being marvellous. dhB bdSt-iullfl4HS
was a strong feature. Attendance. 5000
Score: r. II. f.
Chicago ............2OO1 5O10'-9 Is
Pittsburg ...........1O 2001 0 0-5 II
Batteries: Friend and Kittredge; Hast
ngs and Mack
CLEVELAND WINS.
CINCINNATI, July 29-Cleveland won
the last game OF the series this after
noon by punching its biss on Ehret. and
through errors by the locals. Umpire
I.ally was too lame to stand, and Young
and Foreman OBLIGATED. Miller was hurt
in sliding home I'm yesterdays game, and
Holiday took his place in right field. De
spite the intense heat 5000 persons at
tended. Score: X. III. r..
Cincinnati ..........0 0O0010 00 OIL
Cleveland ...........O 300 20 IS IL
Batteries: Ehret and PETIT; Wilson and
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Orers for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company will he given prompt attention.
ana the style OF work and pFicss VIII b
suro 70 please YOU
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SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
New York at Philadelphia,
Baltimore at Boston,
Washington at Brooklyn,
Plttsburg at Cincinnati,
Cleveland at st. Louis.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Az Mobile. r. II. f.
Mobile ..130O001 o. 5 10 10
columbus ...0O0122 l. 6 IL 5
Batteries: Parks and Lochbreck; La
mont and Grim.
At New Orleans: ~ H. u.
New Orleans -. 20 Oh 90 w y IL l
Montgomery :. 10 o o OVV w
batteries: carol and Gonding; Bailey
and Wiley.
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Summary: Earned runs ynchburg, A.;
Petersburg, 2. Two-base hit-Pickering
Three base hit-Kelly. Home-runs-Brad-
ley. Mailman. and Pickefing. Double
play-Dundon to Reed to Kelly. Bases on
balis-Of stultz, 2; of Kitsen, 2. Umpire
MIR NoWlin.
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ROANOKE.
PORTSMOUTH.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
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TT0FT0nl = IWO-Dase DIts~lfI IIIoII VTT5'
G.. McFarlan. Davis. Gilroy. SANFORD,
pbrte Wild nitch-stocksdale Bases on
balls-OG Leach, 5; of Stocksdale, ~
gfrrck out-By Leach, I; by Stocksdale' ..
/ IN on Norfolk 8; Richmond. 3.
Double plays-Pender, unassisted: Boland'
shoita. Pcnder. and Foster. Stocksdale'
Dsrte. ara Pender Sacrifice hits-Sholta
and Sanford. Time-2 hours ana 80
minutes. Umpire-Air. Mace.
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FoTtHm0uth 2 TWO-baBe hlts-Tate,
Wngiey Three-base hits-Boyd Home
tnns-HargIoye. stolen bases-Fleming.
Me0ann. Wrigley %. Lynch CD, Williams
Double piays~warrick TO Ryan ~. bases
on balls-Off Chandler. 8; OF Coons, q Hit
by pitched balis-Boyd. Ryan. Tate.
Struck Out-Bv Coons. 6; by Chandler. ].
Passed balls-Hall. I. Time OF game-2
hours. Umpire-Mr. Cline.
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NORFOLK.

TOTALS ...s.ss...t+s... ~ - 4"
1.-TWO ont when winning run made.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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AT $3.50
AT si.25
AT $3.50

Pure Silk English Taffeta-silk Umbrellas,
both mems and women's. dainty wood and
fancy handles, usually costing 81.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL, Es.
y TATE UNDER y! ?! |, A DEED OF

Ry virtue an n dead n tr,,ak a~.,c,,t<,a
to Lewis al Iawso nm trnsts :s nv Nf Thnns.
"a 9. Clifford and 4 iieei M fi;i3ard iS II.
wife dated Ana 4th 5sy a. NJ y, ,e a,s
and resorled in Ira IA o Az "a ~ ,.Ias,
81 the county CONT AZ 5arr;scn a., nv,
State al West Viroin;a in i Tsnst T naa;;
Book ~ ,noe All n, eaSr "a "a IA, ,,es ~
Mines fl,a nayment ~ erts;,, s..ss a..
Che sum al n. 0Df1, IN hesr;n 10, aess t ~
4th davI al Nav. fstli and d,,a ana ~ $40 y
able IN one wear r tey. data fhsten -. Az,
which, wns sxecnt ed Nv Sa;S irhnns. - q
h Gifford ia said IA mea MI Nf;nas rh;aI
said note n f,,liy m mentinneI and I. a..
scrine,l there;ns ana dasanit ~ S,;,,s,
been male ia tbe navmenf fherao ~ ' ma
being reanired "a fo y ia Inv Il .e,y;s n
Mines. sona a. the exec,, tnrs n 4. ma
James nj Mines decaseed Z II, avs 3 - "a n
lawson "a laid trmstee viii m t NJ -
I.mn n.y, IN T,,5>I,,,.r,s,,y, 80
II - -; = =. = -, NV EN- 1870
commencing Of 10 O'clock q. N. ct the
Iront door o. the court house OF Harri-
son county, State OF West Virginia, pro-
ceed 20 sell BY way OF public auction to
the highest bidder the property con.
veyed W said deed OF trust, or so much.
thereof US may be necessary ito satisfy
tsaid indebtedness, excepting therefrom
the coal underlying said lands, which
nave n9 neen duly released by said james
" Mines IN his lifetime, as Is fully
ishown ny Q deed q release executedIb by
sad decsdent and duly recorded IN said
clerk Office IN Release Deed Book No.
o page l0l, which release and the deed
81 conyeyanee OF said coal thereby re-
slsased, reierence ~ hereby made. Said
properly is situated. IN said county Of
Harrison, State Of West Virginia, and
IN tue district Of Clay, and IL bounded
and described as follows: Beginning
~ gate post near the house aud cor
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-23
ForRent
9SHiNNSTON.

The Ogden and sCoor brick
store room, corner Of Pike aud
Bridge streets !; fine cellar and
two story ware room attached.
The best business stand in town.
Terms reasonable. Cali on. or
address. j. e. Coon,
McAlpin. w. Va. 4e.tf.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-23
lOMMIssloNER's NOTICE.

Peyton r. Cost, administrator Of Jacob
+. Cost, deceased. plaintiff, va John
8. Cost Julia a Holden, GeorgeW
Cost, Ollie o Cost, Amelia Cost
Rose F Cost, J Frank Cost, Eliza
beth n Wood. Jesse P Wood, Pew
ton r Cost, Mary p Cost. Nathan
Gof, Executor, Nathan COT, al.
ceased, Fleming howell, Robert r
Barnett, Daniel. BouRhncr, H d
Boughner and Oliver p. Boughner.
partners trading:and doing business
in the firm name OF Bouehner md
Sons, Defendants a Z 4
The parties to the above suit will
take notice that on the 80
ogTH nay on NOV 1904
: -. : q 81 :. :, a. - 80, eoso
at my Once IN tne town o. Slarksburg.
" m, h a,a county West Virgina, ]
VIII proceed 70 execute the onier Of
reference .,.a entered therein, in vacation
~ sne c.Isalt co1ls q saia county, on
fn e. co,, =; o. October, 1899 wherein
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Linen sale.
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!. U.NIAWH0N,
Attorney for Plaintiff
TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors Of jacob F. Cost, de-

ceased
Inpursuance OF q decree Of the circuit
court OF the county of Harrison. made
In cause therein pending, TO subject
the estate OF the said decedent to the
payment Of his debts. you are required
TO present your claims against the estate
OF the said decedent for adjud ation TO
~. NJ Thompson, Commissioner, at
his office N said county. ON or before
the e6th day Of November, 1926.
Witness Henry Raymond, clerk Of
the court, this t4thIof October, 1895.
HENRY HAMMOND,
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Personal Points.
MISCELLANEOUS NIELANGE OF
NEWSY N0TES.

r Z, 57 X.
Q. s. May, of Mt. Lake Parlx,
was in the city last week,
Col. VIM. Hood, Of Shlnnston.
was in town the last OF the week.
N. Q. Robertson, Of Richmond,
was here on Saturday last.
R. S. Ogden, Of Sardis, was In
town Saturday.
The Misses Koblegard are the;
guests Of Miss Mamie Koble-
gard. at Weston. u;
Ebert Dawson was home from
the University several days last
week.
Mrs. D. 81. Jones and Mrs.
Herbert Davis returned last
Thursday from Buck hannon.
A. L. Davis, of Center Branch,
was one among the many Canton
=,
sA,ta no vs., m y ss1. Jr., Of Terra !
aas ,;,r ss : A'asuA0ay = SlslevrAn
-. S's
Miss Icie Williams, Of Adam.
dar = = ,'o@n 'asu1
c,. M'ss sba pa,sy as. grace as us Is ,n me
.Gisncy Ssss - Sus MISSES
xpas anew 1871 -, asisaslpaia
tors 80 esssASa va
80 81
the Ran,ist canar .am ass asssnaea
At Wnae1;ns 1ast wei, Assoo'aslon
-1ss VISA
:, W. W.. ma nlahc.s s W. DAVIS, o. sycas'
Mor g ,a. was W our ssFeees
n n
!, ! ms E, = MOTIFS, o. Free,
.,s aas . as;,s was Ma, y pleasant ana
1ns saller aaonuay
MIR. A. O. Hall, Of Wilson burg,
was, was ~ our most tne y iirst OF the
meeA.
j. M. Mason, Jr. of Charles.
ton, was among the many strang.
ers nerelrom q distance TINS week.
Mrs. William Post, Of Buck
harmon, autographed at the
Traders Wednesday. q
Miss Berta Greene will visit
friends and relatives in Parkers.
burg next week.
Mossrs T..,,a, !, u, 4. !, !,
attanSad S .ha Pan+; anu 4 ,al. asaon
at Wheeling last week,
Mice Edn. u,s.aa !, . j., !.
onest - M;ss pa asssau .a mas , sne
Sunday 1'1's - = stssas 4ssS
8
Saturd az and sunday With Mrs s
William LYON ~ her ,laesana
home on I,amheft,s R RIM s
-. 3. I, M. I.
Iloi. Docnanan Mnlte came
'ao@ li t " from weston and
spehs SunoaysWltn friends IN THIS
- -, =,
Col. W. w Arnett, OF Wheel.
ing, was mere Moneay continued
us tourney % weston, ana Will
canvass Lewis county.
Hon. j. 8. Fowler. Of Sutton.
and family, were in town last
week, e,. route for Lumberport.
old home.
M pan r1s,aa., !, !,
,.o W.. nen , nolIan nas enelIeiy
ness, we are glad to state, and is
back again at his post at the
Enterprise clothing store.
q,
from Pt. Pleasant last NIGHT On.
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ExX WTJR d
=
Hear sensto-= iisii,ins= =.es--..;..s.
iFr;dav ! AA4s -
q:
mrs. M: y. Hartmar,s millinery
opening thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Octob Der ~, 80 and 81,
- -
See in another column what
tne Ne,cs says concerning free
coinage. observe the marvellous
cnange Of sentiment. and con-
trast before and later using.
we are pleased to announce
1nat MISS Anna Dunn, after q
weeks 1ndisposltion, was able
a a..,l,ia % q. resume ,f ner place IN the
puollc schools, Monday.
snattuck Y = ackson are having
0neir GROUNDS near tne depot sur.
veyeu, ana VIII soon begin the
erec.lon OF their new business
mouse.
The attention Of voters is call.
ed to the ticket which appears
10 snls issue Study It carefully.
a aaa make up your minds posi-,
lively 70 Vole the Republican
slcke1 straight.
Palmer and Buckner are can.
wasting in the sunny southland.
Ihey are meeting With cordial
receptlons. Paimer and Buckner
are no Joke, as MT. Bryan
VIII ma 70 MS grlef.
The rush Of business at the
Traders, barber shop is evidence
|of the satisfaction always given
there. All customers promptly
served.
The ladies' Of the First, Preshv.
terlan church win give a SINNER
in the TRADERS building on cleo.
ton NIGHT. Novemhar enma
in and get oysters and4hot coffae
while Won wait for the ratnrns
SOFT
Senator Stephen B. Elkins a.
the courthouse Friday NIGHT Re-
sure to near this ,Ilustrion Il, = West
Virginian speak. The ladies' are ara
invited and viii come. Let every.
bodv attend
x.
One OF me oest ano most at
tractlye features OF inc public
ent efficient manaue un tho
excellent litararv nrooran ~ ron s
dered every FrfIayf 'afternoon ~ -
t the tentl and sleventh sradas
=, y, -.
BEFORE nus nomination Tor the
PRESIDENCY. " seems mat ME-.
Bryan snad thea rical. asp pratt ns.
we sincerely 1s pelleve ne would 90
but justice 70 him Is say that he e,
possesses histrionic talent Of no
mean order.
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-23
Chance for Homes.
For Sale.

The large brown horse owned
by Col. J. q: Allen is for sale and
lcanbe seen at thestab BILE Of Walter
sedwick in Olarksburg, w. Va.
Twill sell him within the next
ten days at private sale. He is
q years old, in fine condition and
will be very valuable TO anyone
wanting a good family horse.
j. L ALEXANDER, s. III. o..
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-23

Business cards. letter headss
posters, wedding invitations, &C..
neatly printed at the TELEGRAM
job printing Office.
Many lives Of usefulness have been
cut short by neglect 70 break mp IN
ordinary cold. Pneumonia bronchitis;
and even constmp tion can be avarted
by the prompt use Of One Minute Couch
Cure. r ]. CfisS q IL.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-23

William j. Bryan spoke to
acrowd Of newsboys at News
boys Hall, Detroit, Sundaynight.
Mr.. j. j. Walsh has the con-
tract for erecting the new depot
and has purchased the brick
from the Monticello Brick Co.
The editor OF the TELEGRAM
has been confined tohis room q
great deal during the two weeks
just past; first on account of q
roublesome carbuncle on his
right hand and later an attack Of
tonsilitis. This has not only in
terfered with his editorial work
but.male itimpossible for him to
gil his campaign appointments.
You are cordially invited to at
tend the opening OF hats and
bonnets at Miss Elizabeth Coff-
mans. 50.2t.