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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-03-01

DAISY BELLE WRITnS Oh CEARACTBR.
think the Social Chat COrner q very
interesting department. And / have
concluded to add few thoughts. Per.
haps it would be OF use to some one.
viii take for my subject ''OharaO-
ter" There ID . structure which every
body 10 building. young and old. each
one for himself. Is II called character
aad every act Of life 10 . stone.
II day BY day we are careful to build
our livOG with pure. noble, upright
deeds, ct the end viii stand a fair tem-
pie, hOnered by 0oA and man
God gives the mind. man makes the
character.
The mind 10 the garden; the char
aeber ID the fruit; the mind 10 the white
page; the character ID the writing We
put On t. TruthfUlnem ana honesty
are corner stones in character and il
thsy are not firmly LAID in youth, there
viii be ever after Q weak spot in the
foundation He who lives for Gnything
Les than character il mean. Just
as . nan prtGss his character, 80 is he.
This 10 the true standard Of man.
Character IL power, ID isdIence, IL
makes friends, creates funds, draws
patronage and support, and opens o
sure and easy way to wealth and hap.
pineeg.
Wishing The PROGRESSIVE FARMEB
all the success possible and especially
the Chat corner Daisy Belle.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-03-01

send you q couplet that I think
contains 4 lot of truth and good advice.
Read it and then be careful of your
tones. See that they are always ten
der and kind, never harsh or rude, es-
pecially if you are speaking 20 children,
for they discern any impotence anger
or Ocorn in their friends, much more
quickly than do their elders.
Is il not the song We hear my friend,
Bus the beloved voice thai sings
IL II not the psrIsning gIfG We receive,
Is il the az cEionato hand that beings is.
Is il not the words that burn In our
hearts,
Bat the tone In which they were
spoken.
Tt 10 not the GDwer our dear ones give,
BuG the love which they Detoken.
Ii - nOt Gne kisses OF loving lips,
As gweet "a perfumS OF dJwers.
Bus the sweet assurance those kisses
give,
That the loving heart il ours.
Sincere, Charlotte, N. q.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-03-01
GORGE WASHINGTON

hOH XII " IN
You George Washington,
youl f. you don't come
long here when / call yer
I'll take O breah broom ter
yer, Rah, dat I will"
Aunt June stood in the
cabin doorway callin,
and shAply, to q
boy at that moment reluc
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-03-01

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WhOR Adam dGlWOd AID Ice apGN
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-28

.
Mrs. N. Mulhefan visited IL
smithton Saturday. 81
The Twelve Temps tions Il
the Grand Saturday night;
A. ]. Smith, ESD Of Alsxhns
der. Va, WAS here on bnsine ii
the first Of the week.
The South Penn on Company
are surrendering their leases II
and about Long Run.
The board Of education have
decided 70 introduce vocal music
into the public schools 81 Mar
tinsburg.
Mrs. J.. 1. Dixon left Saturday
for Myersdale. Pa, where she
will join her husband, who o.
opening up . large coal and coke
plant at that place for eastern
capitalists.
Capt. f. G. Flanagan and fam
lily went out to Clarkshurg last
evening, where Mrs. Flanagan
and children will visit friends for
some time. Capt. Flanagan Ie.
turned home today Sentinel.
A special elections win be he'll y
in Fork Lick district, Webster
county. Feb. 10, to vote on
proposition of issing Sl0,0 600 In
bonds to q railroad from the w.
Va, & P. up Laurel creek to AID;
Olson.
Grafton is soon tohave q daily
paper. A movement Is ON foot
backed by substantial business
men of that town. to organize
joint stosk company for the pur;
pose of publishing an evening
daily. to be independent in poll.
tics.
Lillian, o beautiful song with
waltz refrain by WILL S. GREEN
LIEF, sung and endorsed BY the
leading vocalists; a handsome
Soc. Autographed, piano or organ
copy mailed post paid for 200.
Address, WILL S. GREENLIEF,
publisher, Parkersburg, W. va.
The Ne,cs evidently wants Bob
Reed to lose his job at the post.
Office. Bob holds q governments
position which he got because he
was a good Democrat and Ike
wise a cousin to the late post.
master. Mr.. Lloyd Reed. he
continues TO hold his place under
the Republican administratio by
virtue Of Mr.. Cleveland's civil
service rules, which IN like man.
ner protects other officials
The Statewide and Salem run:
road company will be organized
on the 29th; that is Il will be If
the incorporates who do not
live there can get to Middle.
bourne to organize somewhat
difficult and uncertain achieve
ment under the present condi.
ton Of the roads. But We hope
they will get there, and that the
meeting will be OF such q nature
that it will make the road an as:
sured success, and that before
1899 we shall have the pleasure
oftraversing the hills and valleys
of Tyler county comfortably
seated in some form Of a railroad
car. Their new enterprise has the
good wishes and will have the
assistance Of the Reuic,o at all
times.-O Rerie,o.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-28
NJ i. MEKRnaAa,s sHoEs.

Run this week.
Col. N. Coplin is visiting
! friends in Barbour county.
Some people here are like bass
drums-th make lots Of noise.
but there's nothing in them.
DR.. Flowers has moved into
his property on Pike Street, OPP
posite Cot Chapel.
Those who have ice,houses to
I'LL should keep up courage
March is to come yet
James Kearas, of Parkersburg,
was the guest of Frank Welch
Sunday.
Ben Rumble was shaking hands
with friends in town the first of
the week.
Bert Rapp came up from Fair.
mont Sunday and spent the day
here with friends.
Enough wind went to waste
last Sunday to run a dozen Dem
ocratic campaigns.
Yayles' Twelve Temptations at
the Grand Saturday night, Jan.
goth. Don't miss it.
Mrs. F. G. Flanagan, of Park
ersburg, is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Dolan, on Pike street.
1t is said .that the old fashion
ed hustle is coming to the front"
That's not the way for a hustle to
behave.
Miss Estella Fowkes, of Buck
hannon. who has been visiting
Misses Nellie and Pearl Post, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Morgantown claims to be a city
of churches. Clarksburg can be
truthfulIy called q city of 'sp{ k-
easies, only has As. ~
Clarksburg ladies are delight
ed with the exquisite upholster-
ing fabrics and artistic uphol.
stering at McCarty's, in the Huff
Block.
Much damage was was done to
fences and small buildings
througout the county by the
heavy wind storm last Saturday
night.
Salem is again trying to organ.
! ize a bank, being led by 3. N.
Carson, cashier of the Harris
vile bank, who lately organized
a bank at Pennsboro.
Squire Plant. of Katy Lick,
has disposed of 1872 cases in his
court since the first day Of Jan
uary. The Squire might give
some of the circuit Judges point.
ers on manipulating justice.
Mr.. Edward Basel has ac-
cepted position with the Will
liams & DAWSON Hardware Co.
Ed has made a host of friends
during his term as assistant post
master and the firm that has Sc
cured his services will find him
worthy of their fullest confidence.
Over $4,000 was deposited in
the state treasury last Saturday
on account of railroad taxes. The
receipts for this month will
amount to half million dollars,
which added to the amount al
ready in the treasury will equal
nearly million dollars.
The sales of our popular towns.
man, Mr.. Grayson Cunningham,
for the Hamilton, Brown Shoe
Company during the year 1897.
amounted to over $4,000. Mr..
Cunningham is said to be one OF
the best statesmen in the en-
ploye of this great shoe COM
pany.
Harry o. Lodge, the little eight
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
r. Lodge, died last Friday night
at his home near Bridgeport. He
had been sick for several weeks
with diphtheria and his death was
not unexpected. He was buried
Sunday morning at II a. NJ. at
the Bridgeport cemetery. the
services being conducted by Rev.
Gardiner, of Salem.
Charley Hurst and Herbert
,r.1,v, mot with a seriouS acci.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-28

y Carl Vance Is home from Z
trap To- Pulaski Tenn.
A telephone line win be buili
from Fairmont to Cairo.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hart Is visiting hel
parents in Winchester, Va.
Yates Twelve Temptations .,
the opera house Saturday night.
Mr.. Frank McKim spent Sun,
day with his family at Parkers.
burg.
Miss Garnet Horror left Mon.
day for Helena, Ark, where she
will visit friends.
To insure publication CORES
pondents should send in their
communications not later than
Monday.
What q gifted talker your son
is?' s.Yes. he is a college gradu-
ate What college?' Zone of
those barber colleges.
Why don't you buy a camera?
Read the ad Of Fawcett, Morris 4
Go. on page 6 and then ask your
self why you don't.
DR.. George NJ. Holt, dentist,
will be inhis office at @ larksburg,
Feb. LIST. 1897, and remain
IS days 23-tf.
The wind blew q regular old
western hurrican Sunday, and
people walking along the street
were almost blown from their
feet.
The assignment OIL M. Giles.
pie 4 Co., general merchants at
Addison, caught the wholesale
men in this city for several hum
dred dollars.
Mrs. T. Williams, of Parkers-
burg, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. F. Donahue. on
Third street, returned home
Tuesday morning.
a large crowd witnessed the
colored folks baptizing in Elk
creek, near the Pike street bridge
last Sunday. Only one candi-
date was immersed.
Coughs, colds, pneumonia and
fevers may be prevented by
keeping the blood pure and the
system toned up with Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The weather prophet who laid
himself out in December to pre-
dict . hard winter in January,
has but q few days left in which
to save himself from being one
! of HE completest liars Of the
year.
The fight against the speak
easies" at Buckhannon has been
reopened. An ordinance recent
IL past causes those found guilty
Of selling to be fined S25 and
given 80 days in jail. One-halt
Of the fine goes to the informant.
The narrow guage railroad
running from Volcano, was sold
at public sale last week, to sat
isfy judgments against it to the
amount of $4,000. The road is
IN q bad condition and has not
paid running expenses for some
time. 1t is now used for oil
shipping purposes.
The University military ball
will be held at Morgantown
Monday, February 2lst, and to
add dignity to the grace, the
Governor and his entire staff will
be present. The elite of Park.
ersburg, Wheeling, Clarksbure
and Charleston, in fact from all
over the state, will be in attend
ance.
What this town needs is 9
thorough Weakening from its Rip
Van Wrinkle snooze. Towns
around us. with no greaternatur
al facilities (but deal more
shustIe'D are gathering in the
plums. We have good facilities
for almost any business, and i
the people would hold out some
inducements to manufacturers
we would soon see great reviva
Of business in the old town
4
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-28
.. &. REEp 8 Co.. HARpwARn

Parkersburg this week.
Mr.. Mark williams and SON.
Of Muncie, Ind. are on . visit to
friends in this county.
Mr.. 9. L. Ladwig, Of Lost
Creek, was . pleasant business
caller at this ONCE Saturday.
Miss Hattie Con is the guest Of
Mrs. Ben Blacktord at Parkers.
burg.
W. E. White, Of Parkersbnrg.
was a business visitor here Tues
day.
Col. luther Raymond has been,
quite sick for the past few days,
but is now improving.
The West Virginia society Of
civil engineers met at Parkers-
burg this week.
The K. off hall at Pennsboro
was blown over last Saturday
during q wind storm, ensailing .
loss of several thousand dollars.
Brighten up your old furniture
and make it look like new with
tho Furniture Polish d. K. Reed
& Co. sell. 2S
County Superintendent Law
has set Thursday and Friday,
February oath and 25th, as the
days for holding the examination
for graduation from the public
schools Of the county.
Sowing the Winds is an at.
traction booked at the opera
house for February 4. II had
struck the town this week it
would have reaped an abundant
harvest.
Father ]. A. Reynolds, who
has been assisting Father D.
O'Connor here for several years,
has gone to Morgantown, where
he will take charge of church
at that place.
It's not easy to save money
but it is a very good thing to do,
The most successful saving is ac-
comp!ished by accumulation Of
small sums. Remember it is
what you save, not what you earn
that is of benefit to you in times
of need. Commence saving by
opening an account at the Say.
ings Bank. 11-tt.
"A murderer who had been SEN
fenced to hang on HE arrival at
the jail dispatched the following
message to friend: Dear Tom:
The Jedge has fixed me, an I
reckon III have ter prepair fer
the next world. Please send me
a Bible, q Roast Turkey and one
Minister
The Ne,os suddenly announces
that the name of S. F. Reed has
been taken down from the head
of the TELEGRAM's editorial page.
The name has not been there for
some years. but the people know,
all the same, that the NEWEST
paper and best advertising med
Jun in Harrison county is the
TELEGRAM.
A word to the wise is suffici-
ent, applies forcibly to those
who visit r. T. Lowndes' new
department store and see the
elegant display of ladies' Jackets
and Capes which once seen will
be purchased. The latest styles
and best furnished garments in
the city. 2.tf.
"Seldom in the history of the
atrical in this city has such jam
and crush been seen trying to
gain admission to a theatre as
was seen at the popular Fountain
Square Theatre last night, when
hundreds were turned away.
The Twelve Temptations" was
written by Mr.. Yale, and all
during the past summer, he has
been personally experimenting
the construction of the wealth Of
beautiful scenery and costumes
as well as personally conducting
the rehearsals. The clever plot
is developed by q thoroughly
capable dramatic company. !"
Cincinnati Enqrirer.
Mr.. william Lee, who is well
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-28
IoGALs and PERSONALS.

locals and PERSONALS.
p,of r. L. Burdett visited
,epds at Weston Friday.
NJ Mord Lewis is in Balti-
,are and Washington this week.
q NJ. Rogers, of Dola, was
|.,e on business Saturday.
charley Boggess was at Park
rburg the first Of the week.
Nice Flo Martin has returned
,ber home at Bridgeport.
En-. q. S. Mckinley, Of vir-
MA. is visiting his home in this
|sunty.
Experience may be the best
k,eber, but the tuition fees are
ways heavy.
Lloyd Reed left Monday for
\ Paul, Mlun.. on a business
Miss Lena Thompson was mar.
M to Mr.. Ratebone Ramsay, of
I'm Jersey, at the Episcopal
burch Wednesday night.
|Mr. and Mrs. William p.
|ovkes were at Clarksburg this
[sek attending the wedding of
heir niece. Banner.
Mrs. Mary X. Golf. accompa-
led by her sister, Mrs. g. w.
Itkinson. returned to Washing
b, D. c., Monday.
Fawcett Morris & Co sell the
Etescent bicycle on the install
lent plan. Read their ad on
|age six of this paper.
Mr.. R. F. Beard, of Pittsburg,
presenting the Standard Oil
EOnpany, spent a few days here
bis week in the interest of his
bmpany.
DIR. Hartman will adjust spec
Icles and fit artificial eyes at
|.lsm, Monday, January 3lst;
|hinnston, Thursday, Feb 10;
Bridgeport, Feb. IL. Eyes ex-
mined free.
hon. Elliott Northcott, an old
harrisburg boy, but now of
huntington, is receiving a boom
|pr Congress, Mr.. Northcott is
talented and popular gentle
ban, and would make an ideal
Three trsmps were arrested by
be police Friday evening for en-
ering the home of Richard Pike
|ld stealing an overcoat. They
'ere taken before the mayor, but
'ere released on promising to
ave town.
AWheeling man, namedWhite
|ouse escaped from the Weston
Rsylum and returned home last
Veek. He had been adjudged
nsaue several months ago. He
Tas found and taken back to
Weston the next morning.
E. M. Davis, of Clarksburg,
ivision freight agent for the B.
70. and Fred Powell, of Clarks-
Rurg, travelling freight agent for
pc same road, were here yester-
by on official business. They
Fent to Wheeling last night
ESate Journal.
A minister's son played the
FeVil at a church in Indiana last
farday. The preacher was de-
|Ferlng quite an eloquent SER
Fon on His Satanic Majesty
|ad painted him in such o man
Fes as to make all his hearers
[sfy nervous. Just at this time
~ ooy entered the church IN q
devil" disguise and so badly
cared the people that a panic
Fasued in which the stove was
II Fpset and the church burned to
|Ae ground.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad
eas made arrangements for a Sc
E'es of popular mid-winter ex'
Eassions to Washington, at one
aie Tor the round trip, allowing
n day limit on ticket including
luz Of sale. These excursions
slll be run on Thursday. Janu.
Es!, 9th Thursday, February
num- Thursday, February oath.
|tuufs0ay MonL oIAL USoLafe
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-01-28
Col. Hugh 4. Martin attended

Inc revival meeting at Cor
Chapel has closed.
Your attention is called to the
change in Marshal Business Col.
lege 'ad' on third page.
Mr.. John Dowd, of Parkers-
burg, was a business visitor here
Monday.
Mr.. William Fricker has re-
turned from a visit to his par
ents at Lancaster, Ohio.
Its easy now to tell all about
the roads In the countay. since
every rural visitor brings sam
pie of them with him.
For the past two weeks this
town has been over run with
tramps, who have been a back
door nuisance at almost every
mouse IN town.
Braxton county has apair oxen
measuring ten feet in girth,
standing seventeen hands high,
and from tip to tip fifteen feet
and eleven inches.
"A man named Dillon, claiming
Pennsylvania as his home, who
has been confined in jail here for
several weeks on q charge Of
larceny, has been released, the
grand jury failing to find an in
dictment against him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Yates, of
Chicago, have been spending a
few days with friends in the city.
Mr.. Yates is aformer West Vir-
ginian, whose friends will be glad
to know that he has met with
splendid success in the West.
An ounce of vanadium is worth
S775, or thirty seven times as
much as an ounce of gold. In
formation as to where a few tons
of vauadium can be picked up
would be gratefully received at
this Office.
Judge Bennett thinks Bridge
port already has enough streets
to satisfy the needs Of that little
village. Last Friday in the suit
of j. B. Sandusky against that
town the Judge dissolved an in
junction preventing it from build
ing a new street from Main to
Pennsylvania avenue.
Those who want to take out
shares of Building Association
stock should remember that they
han commence any time with the
Home Builders Building and
Loan Association. You don't
have to wait for the end of q
series or year. but the books are
always open at D. K. Reed & Co.'S
Store. 21tf.
The Clarksburg Ne,os will now
proceed to arrange the clerks at
the postoffice and manage the
distribution of patronage for the
Republican party here and else
where. Of course Republicans
will be pleased to have that
"bourbon sheet" come to their
assistance. That massive brain
which Sperry boasts of possess
ing can doubtless originate lies
enough for the purpose. He is
an amusing little wretch even in
z
his desperation.
Judge Romeo 'Freer held a
special session of the circuit court
at West Union, Friday morning,
for the purpose OF rendering his
decision in the famous water
works injunction case. On
motion of the defendants, the in
junction, which was granted by
Judge Freer, was dissolved and
the bill dismissed. On motion OF
the plaintiffs the court granted
them five daps in which to exc
cute asuspending bond, and sixty
days in which to go to the court
Of appeals.
The Christian Endeavor Rally
at the Baptist Church last Mon
day was in every way an enjoy
able and successful affair. An
appropriate anthem was rendered
by the choir, and a duet by Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Cakes was
very pleasing. Rousing G, p
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aber leiber gsgen Mooetborbeiten err
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Seuer ungsIeet gu babsn, I'M aus benz
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feline Cuff gum Disnen babe unb lisber
Giadrrenmatsn Ierneu noble.
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i'm Sdlafs iibsrfalen unb erfdIdeen
battsn. @ermibt ptrb 8u9binber
Sotann Otto Ridarb Marbplb aus
feiner Moltteitrube go. 33 selesenen
Wobnung. Gs fpirb permutbet, baB
bemiclben Elm unsliid 5ussitobsn 1T.
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GliaB= Sotbriugcn.

GpImdr. Der 9riinber bss bic
figsn 8ereins bonn blauen 8rsuS, 9srr
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rpclsfabren i9aute iid Der ftGotiIae
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f9ner psrIebt. Rur burd) rai6esNns
balten Der Pfsrbe tonrte er bonn iidsrn
Spoe e~rrettet tperben.
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Slbenbmrg.

SIbenburs. 9as Sotel .3um
S4ladtboi" bat Der SbsrteIlusr Der
BURG Sobsnaousrn" in WilheImshas
ben. 8. 3raN, fur $4,000 Wtart NIT
Intritt gum l. RoOcmber srpprben.-
Ssin so idbrises 3ienitiubildum
feisrte Der Softapsamufifer 5risbri4
Grimm.
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rsttete nit eisensr 2ebsnssefabr sinen
iiebeniGbriaen Snabsn aus Der BODICE
bsnbsn Sibl.
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@pmnafium f~sierte bic Ginp.ibuns bes
neuer9 pmnaiialgsbdubes uno Suglti9
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