The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08

grel ticket fell through and they
drew the party lines and gave u
. straight Democratic ticket they
have dropped Dr. Morgan, and
why I Because the Republicans
say DR.. is our candidate and will
be elected too. but Mr.. Sperry
was right when he said he was
the man that should have the
place and we hope our Demo,
cratic friends that were so anxi.
GUS TO have him will be honest
and give him their support.
Our nominees for Town Coun-
Gil make up a strong ticket, and
will receive enthusiastic support.
Blair, a skilled mechanic and
man of good Judgment !; Riley,
who has served Us Justice for
several years, and Is well versed
in municipal and statutory laws !;
Ernst, representing the marcan-
tile business, In which he has
been successfully engaged for q
number of years Hursey, in the
harness and saddlefy business, -
an active and energetic young
man and Squire David, whose
eminent services in various ca
pacities make him commanding
figure /. in any assembly, all
these make up a ticket for coun.
cilmen which should be and will
be elected. Let us all pull to.
gether and the victory will be
ours.
Did you notice the email col
ored slip on which your name is
printed in directing your TELE.
GRAM /? The figures after your
name show to what date your
subscription is paid. Take this
example John Perkins sth July,
'97.) which shows that John
Perkins subscription is paid to
the 9Th day Of next July. If you
have recently sent money to this
Office to be applied on your sub
scription we nope you will look
at the figures and see If the prop
er change has been made. BY
this means you may know that
your money reached as all right.
II the change in the tlguresais
not made in afew weeks, dofnot
fail to drop US q postal card and
have it corrected. 9.2t.
The EueTy WednesdaN is q little
sheet published in our town and
z .
is under the management OF the
Ne,os. It has a few ADVERTISE
ments and very small space for
news, but Notwithstanding its
cramped condition it can afford
to give several columns to land
ing the Democrat candidates for
city Offices, and the Ne,os is keep
ing up in that direction with its
sweet scented delectableId oggery.
This looks very strange for pa
per that says no politics should
enter into municipal elections
but our Republican friends know
that there is a full fedged Demo-
cratic ticket in the field. They
are trying to pull wool over our
eyes by their nonsensical lab
Der. The Republican party has
taken the wool out of the hands
of democracy aud instead of let
ting it be hung on cher brothers
eye have placed II in the mills
to be manufactured into some,
useful texture.
Charles E. Blaney's "a Bag.
gage Check" company opened .
three nights's engagement at the
Grand Opera House last night to
an audience that filed the thea
tire. The comedy has been seen
here severa, times, but never un.
der more favorable circumstances
than last night. The company is
larger and better than ever, and
the comedy renewed with only.
those old acts which never will
become "chestnnts.' New songs,
dances, jokes aud specialties have
been introduced, making "a
Baggage Check more attractive
than ever. Charles q, Grapewin
and Thomas Evans are a comedy