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f,,r,I-n. For chiIdrcn.


It Is an exceptional child who would
not value flowers and Il Garden OF its
own. Boys and girls nike are delight
Cd win tle very idea OF possessing a
bit OF ground where they can plant
fbirgs' and watch them grow The
workers in city missions know thai
even the most unpromising specimens
Of SUM childhood can be won by flow
ers. anu among children OF more ia
yored classes the moral influence OF
lowers is a force, though it Is not rec
ognfzed or extended ;ls it might be
People living Ia villages Or small cites
usually have some ground around tneE
homes in which they can set apart &
place for the children's garden ne
making win prove constant sorrce
of pleasure through chIlG's lie The
cultivation of habits OF close oNserTa.
ton and the knowledge Of uscsul ana
of harmful plants thus gained is sue
to be of future value -Wonan's Home
Companion
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a SENTENCE OF DEATfI.
srrazziS Endinr. 81 q Murder Trial n
western Court


Tra<ie EndlnE 81 y Murder Trial "A
= western Court.
cone Of the most trRgic scenes
ever Witnessed said an nged lawyer
Occurred In a small town IN one OF the
western Etnfes The Judge was q man
of sixty or more, and In addition 70 a
most venerable and dIgnfhed appear
nnee and manner he was the snddest
faced man I ever-saW. he had come 10
our town ten or dozen years before
from the east, and we knew little OF
him except that he was an able lawyer
md Jurist and that his wife, who was
the only other member OF his family,
and himself had some great sorroN.
zone night our town was al torn mp
by robbery and murder ant1th cap
ture Of the killer and thief almost in
the act. For a wonder he wasn't lyneh-
ed then and there. but he wasn't, and
as soon as daylight came proceedings
were instituted against the prisoner
and was appointed, with announcer
youngster, TO defend bfm-
Really there wasn't any defense,
and was frank enough to tell him
TINT he might be thankful II we could
save him from q lynching. He was a
stranger in the town, evidently led
there By some stories he had heard
of an old miser we had among us, ana
was. man Of perhaps thirty-three or
thirty-four, with most unprepossess-
ing appearance, greatly aceentunted by
a weeks growth Of rough WHISPERS
years of dissipation and hard living.
In those DAYS and in such cases the
laws delay was not much In force, ana
by G O'Clock of the second day the pris-
oner was standing before the Judge to
receive sentence. AS he stood there
that day a harder looking customer
think I never saw.
"TIave you anything to say why
sentence Of death should not 39zlre-
uounced upon your said the judge aft
er all the preliminaries We're over.
81 have, your honor, IL you are TO
pronounce that sentence replied the
prisoner with an air Of almost imperu-
hence. AT least he added half apollo
getfcaIIy, possibly under the circun-
stances you might not care to pro
nounce it.
HThis was entirely out of the ordina-
ry. and I touched 1ny client on the arm
I'D was u0oat to remind him OF the
c-l4.5..l-; of tie court when the judge
rS-..-c5tcd mc to leave the prisoner TO
e-.yyin you be kind enough to ex-
plainY he said In a strangely excited
tone.
.swel1, your honor responded the
prisoner without a quaver OF voice as
I'm your only SON
But the judge heard no more II
was evident that he knew the prisoner.
was telling the truth, for, with Sroan,
he threw up his hands and fell Forward
across the desk in front of him, dead
a little stream of blood triekling from
his lips. The excitement was terrific
and in the midst of 1t the prisoner
dashed through window and would
have escaped, but timely shot from
rice in the hands of n man on the out
side settIeo him forever. And, best of
all his mother never knew. She lin
gered few months after her hus-
bands death, and the entire popuia-
tion OF the town considered 1t TO be a
sacred obligation to lie to her ABOUT
the whole affair"
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.es4cn LIre1rr,

Every one is familiar with tue I'M
Derio,1s conductor who Insists with ms
"Step lively, pIeaseF' that you shali
hurry as you get into the car. Most
people resent this peremptory order
ana feel u bit ruHed MS the car starts
forward with the customary jerk ana
they either fall nbjectly into seat or
clutch with frantic haste the first con-
A friend of mine coming from
cuiet inland city to bustling seaport
town heard the "Step lively"' OF the
ca,. conductor with some surprise. FOR
tunately for herself she took her seat
without losing her balance; then MT
Inr Lcr benignnnt face, framed In tue
SOFT dove colored Quaker bonnet she
pazed Mt the brusque young man VINO
came to take her fare. what Is Iny
nnmeY' she said.
Rather surprised In his turn ne
meellly replied. giving Christian ana
surname. ,,,-
.sFrlend William Blank the passen-
rer observed, still looking steadfastiy
Mt him. "thee would not have said
step lively? to me had thee known
mat I was ninety years old.
The conductor touched his cap Deg
god her pardon, and when the lady OF
ninety left the car he assisted her de-
scent with the gallantry OF knight OIL
pld.-Womnn's Home Companion.
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nrrnafI "a A.2hoIcI.

Danoail and aspEcaei-the latter, ae-
cor,lfn.. 10 Homer, covered the meadow
haunted by the shades of departed ne,
roes-arc ctymoiogically the same old
time Eu-Iisnmcn confused the Two
plants. which are quite different, and
Il was reserved for later generations
TO restore It's true spelling 10 the true
and restrict daHodil' Win Us
mysterious ID. to the flower no."
L.1o,yn by dat name. Formerly it
~, ..3fToiliIIe.' and the "a is various
" explafued rs being 4 childish lnser-
lion. iIkc the r. in Ted, froia Edward.
or as representing tie French ''i!euf
I'aTrodfIie'' or TIC English ''th, afro
lie" (the Gefuite article or as tue
1rol "a" OF and IN such comhina-
ion as "fcnncll and atioGiL"
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1sne1Ish and scotch Prceedenee.

At the coronation of Charles L, the
kingdoms of England ana Scotland
havfr.: been united during the reign OF
his IA ther. considerable friction took
place with regard TO the order OF pre-
ccdcncc OF tho English ana Scottlsh
noblencn. An arrangement satiscac-
tory 10 all parties was finally conciud-
Oh In virtue of which English peers
while In England took precedence OF
Scottish peers of the same rank. while
In Scotland this order was reversed,
and the Scottish peers Went first.
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Although most people have seen
Shepherds crook. many 90 not know
the use OF it. Some people think that
all the shepherd carries it for is TO use
it as walking stick when he trnmpS
10 and from the fold. But the crooked
end itself serves a purpose. 1t enables
a shepherd to catch refractory sheep.
IT sheep shows sins Of running
AWAY the crooked end has only to be
placed round his leg. and he is a capS
iiEc-Londou Standard.
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1,.mnItre Looked ola at Tliirty-nve'

,.r,,t,re Looked old at TIlirty-nve'
T1Ics I.emaitrc was OF middle height
with, bent shoulders, head carried LOT
ward. near sighted and awkward: Enc
evening dress hung ungracefully' as
tI,ou.,b its rockets were stuffed Win
hooks and papers. No>one would nave
tn1,en. him FOR anything but what he
yvag-a man of study, perhaps pro,
fessor. lie stumbled over those awIui
stools or cushions the ouvreuses put
under ones feet and murmured' rhr-
don. madame; pardon" us he strove 10
cain his seat. And people whispered
..Iemnitre; Jules Lemnltre." In tnose
DAYS he was about thlrty-hve and look
cd almost fifty. Ills hair, inclined 10
curl. early turned gray. then Wnite,
leaving him n little bald. This addeu
40 the height of his forehead and maze
the rather insignificant features appear
little lacking in space. as though the
face had. been OF india rubber anu
pressed too hard. The expression inc
clint of the blue eyes. soon forced one
to forget his rather unsatisfactory phy
stone. when he spoke he let his words
drop with a sort OF careless grace. win
6slittle hesitation TOO. The voice was
gentle and rather high pitched. Whe1
lac Iecturcd that soft voice sweilea anu -
carried to the very extremity OF
large thenter ana all hesitation disap-
pcared.-Nme. Charles Bigot IN Critic
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Many people cling to sponges. al
though they are not supposed to be as
sanitary as rough wGshcloths, becarSe
the sponges cannot be boiled II prop
erIy cared for spOnSes are really quiPe
sanitary. Only one person shouid use
one sponge. and the sponge when not
In use should he kept hanging in the
air. An authority advises washing
STICKY sponge in milk, which process
wonderfully reDews it.
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New-York, December %, 1733:-We
hear from Rldgefeld, near the County
of Westchester, that one William
Drinkwater, late an Inhabitant there
proveIng qunrrelsome with his neign-
bonrs and abusive to his Wife, the
good Women of the Place, took the
Matter into Consideration and laid
hold of an Opportunity. to get him tied
to a Cart, and there with Rods bella
boured him on his Back, till, in strive
ing to get away, he pulled one OF MS
Arms out of Joint. and then they unttd
him. Mr.. Drinkewater complained TO
sundry Magistrates Of this useage, out
MI ,e cot by It was to be Laughed att
Whereupon he removed to New NIL
ford where we hear he proves good
NeIehbor and loveing husband. a
remarkable Reformation arising from
the Justice of the good Women--New-
York Weekly Journal, December, 1893.
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To be Shot for. A Lot Of Land be
longing to Robert Bennett, In Sacketts
Street. 1t contains in breath front and
rear 81 feet G inches. 1t is to be Shot
for on Easter NIundny, Tuesday
wednesday,. & Thursday. the Z, g. 8,
and 10th of April next, with single
Ball. at 100 yards Distance, ut the sign
of the MarIboroug's Head in the Bow
cry Lane. Every Person TINT inclines
to shoot for the aforementioned Lot
of Land, is to lay in 5s- before he hres
his piece for every Shot, and whoever
makes the best Shot In the four days
mentioned, shall receive a good ana
warrantabIe Bill of Sale of the afore.
mentioned Lot of Land from RoDert
Bennett.-New York Gazette Feb. 1872,
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peadln Serpent BIZ.

Are as common in India as are
stomaeh and liver disorders with US
s. A. Brown, of Bennettsyilie, s. Co
avs: eThey restored my wife to
perfect health, after eJars Of sutter-
ing with dyspepsia and chronleaily
bladder disorders. Sold on guaran-
fee by f. G. Bland, druggist. Price.
so cents.
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nInthnn Ii the nouse.

There Is no luck in housekeeping.
ana the woman who trusts to the tickle
god to help her out VIII get herself into
trouble speedily. Method viii accom-
plish much for weak. woman. but
haphazard housekeeping viii wear out
the nerves OF the strongest woman liT-
ing. It mems waste sud slatternly
work and unhappiDess for all cen
cerned.
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Auditor and leo I1lail


4a4GflG 70 - ~ Illls=-
Devisfnds and InstaIllnG tens
Contracts Tor
Keeofnn SETS OF Books for Corpora
lions Partnership Concerns Off
GERS OF Clubs and Private Ia
dIViduals.
Lam now prepared to take care 2
All special work pertaining IL Audit
Ing, Accounting, Opening ana Clcslus
Sets of Books, and lleg1Stng ana In
stalltnR Systems. 4ou can mOfts
readily negotiate capitat Tor your en-
ferprfses through an Account tan Z thar
q Broker. CirculgJiziuR Rlu not Dc
foday: personal solicitation Is pc on y
sure way. have an especial clientele
Of capitalists throuRhous- To section
and Eastern States, where my probes
sion as an Accountant for the past feI
wears has brought me into touch VII z
the wealth Of these sessions, ana
have associates who viii assist me ~.
presenting your proposition IN person
Few investors VIII entertatn.a PROPOSE
zion Wlthoue a figured statement car
be shown, illustrating actuator proe
pectiye' profits, drawn up by an inde
PENDENT Accountant OF repute, anf
this is the basis OF any successfn
dOtatfon. have also engaged an e.
pert stenogfapher to attend 70 tns
public wants along the line OF stem
work.
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FOR sABEAone- fine building
lot. 53x14O, corner Lee and Chest
nut streets; also one on Point Com
fort. 6Ox1S5, and an eight-roou
house, with all convenience on
Chestnut street, lot -4oX196. Terms
20 euif purchaser. See @. l. Foro
& Co, Tailors. sePtSu.
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Solitude.

solitude is q matter Of taste. 1t has
,ecu the subject Of much discussion.
volumes have been written in praise
5r condemnation OF it. But perhaps
the real value OF solitude has never
hcen so su,tIy ANA so accurately eN-
pressed rs by the girl who was asked
ir she liked being alone. THAT &c
neads." size answered sweetiy' on
whom am alone with"
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W.R. Ward, of Dyersburg, Tenn.
writes: egThis is to certify that
have used Orino laxative Fruit Sy-
rup for chronic constipation, and ~
has proven, without doubt, to be
a thorough, practical remedy for this
trouble, and it is with pleasure /
offer my conscientious reference
Sold by Sturm & Wilson.
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A Long way on.

Creditor Cdcterminedlyl-I shall call
Mt your house every week until you pay
this account sir. Debtor Gin the bland
est of tones,-Theu. sir, there seems
every probability OF our acquaintance
ship ripcning into friendship.
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cumberland, NasnlIl ton
more, Philadelp pima nd
York, Depart
pm. 1855 pm.
Arrive f1s.53 a.m-s
H7.2s pm.
Grafton Accom-, Depart : Q 4 H.
x7.fS pm Arrive Am
Ks. 40 pm, 1902 pm.
1rsIr. LINZ. YIsTBoulSD.
Parkersburg, Cincinnati l,9Illis
8 ST. Louis, Depart ~ IL am
- So am, TBS p,
So am. 5s35 pms 30 pm
Parkersb1rg Accom-, Depart -
am, x3s4O pm. Arri3e
am, x7.1S' pm z9,05 pm
n. VA. PITTS fJORTELHo g1.p.
,onnellsville and Pittsburgs depart
1918 Il. M, z10-S5 a. m. xlO9Sl
am. Arrive 1880 PM 2ll.V2
xA15 pm, x11.05 pm.
pm.
tnlrmont and MorgantoEn, es9.. -
x6.l5 am, z10.25 am, s. lao
am. x4.OO pm, ~ -05 pm. IT.
rive 1910 am, z9.25 am z3.AO
psIll.s 14k-OO lI.iH.s ~ --
". VA. 4 PITTS soUTIdBel
Weston, Depart x6.0e am, ztsssV
am. x11.25 am, z4.90 pm
Arrive x6.15 am, x8-55 ans
$40 am, 300 pm, x7-05 PM
z7.o5 pm
Piclens, Depart 1900 am, z7.55
pm. x4.15 pm. Arrive xS-99
am. z9.40 ain, x7.o5 pm
FLEETWOOD an3 intermediate points.
Depart x6.O0 am, x11.Sb s.Tn.,
Arrive 1900 pm, x7.05 pm.
webster Springs, Depart x1l-s5
am. Arrive 1900 pm
WEST VA. SHORT LINE
New Martinsyille & Wheeling &C.
com, Depart 1910 am. xs.5o pm
Arrive lib am. $40 pm
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If YOU, viii make inquiry it viii be
a revelation to you how many sue
7umb to kidney or bladder troubles
IN one form or another. II the
patient is not beyond medical AID,
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure. II
never disappoints. Sold by Sturm
& Wilson.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-TwO-stol

FOR SALE OR RENT-TwO-stoly
store building, rooms 2ox54 feet
two warefooms attached, 1880 feet ];
one stable adjoining, 16x19 feet.
Old established stand for IS years.
Possession to be given April 1st.
Located in Adamston, w. Va fot
further particulars inquire OF
Rhodes & Rhodes, attorneys, jacobs
building, Clarksburg. mar3tl.
FOR SENT- Single rooms, two
suites of rooms a'so rooms for
light housekeeping. The Savoy
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An Easy creditor.

The stomach listens to no precepts'
1t heGs AMI clamors. And yet 1t IS
rot an obdrrafc crc'i-or- 1t IS as
missed with small payment. If only
rou give IL what ypu o~c. and not as
much as YOU cans suuca.~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in OVID
community. $4,000 capital re
ouiired. Good salary to right party
Roma -fide real estate proposition
Adde'S New Martifsyille Improve
NJ 15lss ~ oct2Oh
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We have just received a car load
of Portland cement and car load
# lime and are now ready
to supply all our customers
with the same at very low P price,;
q. W. west. ieoaetl,
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Lots s19 and $50 Fair Ground
addition to Clarksburg. Write for
terms. Address, The Real Estate
Brokerage Exchange, New Martins +.
vile, w. Va. nl7-mWt-u
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ANY person that has a Mind to go
Post to Albany this Winter, may apply
to the Post Master of New-York on
so t1Irday next. at Ten in the Morning.
November 20, 1892.
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FOR RENT-Two-story brleE
business building with basement
.toTe room and six rooms with bath
s,,itabIe for dwelling. Large stor-
age room on rear OF lot A a, re
Charles johnson, fleetwood W. ~ a.;
or call at Telegram office lllu
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ron RENT-For light housckeep-
inc, suite of 8 rooms or entire. sec
zond floor with bath, arranged l"r
convenient light Housekeeping,
home comfort. Residence AZ
Water street. ll19'
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
room, with all modern eonven-
fences and privilege of bath. In
Suire at 1s7 W. Pike street. asst
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To be Sold by Peter Lynch. near AR.
Rutgers Brewhouse, very good orange
Butter. it IS excellent for GentleEVol men
cures ChIIdrens sore Heads.-1T31
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FOR RENT-Desirable houses, all
modern improvements. Central
" located. Reasonable rent. H9%'
mo july2p
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FOR RENT-Two furnished room
suitable for gentlemen, or mar
and vice. Call at sos MechanI,
- stNa.t - m31t
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The words of the good are like stafr
in slippery place Iindoo Maxim
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.W.ANTED-Position by eNPerienc'
ed stenographer. Address Is
Telegram Office. 'Jot
WANTED-8Ian OF girl to cook
and do general housework. AP-
Div to Charles F. Thompson corner l,lr
Of Locust and Sycamore SITS. J'u
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:Justus' ice cream served Wednes-
dag and Saturday at Haley's, 1872
1 ply street iun2s
SWEET 1IEIQPY 44fpp
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wANTED-An experienced ser
want to do general house and
laundry work. Reference requireI
Good wages. Mrs. Harvey ~ -:
smith. 9'ti
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
rooms wit hall conveniences table
board if desired. No. 40 Lee
street. 1'a
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FOR RENT-Four-room cottage.
Amply to J. NJ. Wine, Hickman
street. lll"t'
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New York. June 81. 1Tse.-Whereas'
many OF our Customers for the Gazette
nre in. arrears for the same. some 3, T.
r a or Z. years. These are therefore
70 desire all such as are so In arrears
above one year and no other Account
subsisting between usl that they WI
please to. pay in what they are Indeot-
ed for said Gazette In order to enable
lie publisher to continue the same.
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Nothing but cream in Justus' ice
.ream- JunS'1
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New-York, July 81. 1T35.-on Wednes-
day last the first stone of the Platform
of the New Battery on Whitehall ROCKS
ernour, and 1t was called George Au-
gustus's Royal Battery. As his Excel.
iency was returning, and the last round
was firing. the last piece of the, Can
non beIng very Honny-Comb'd and
ooten almost through, MS 1t afterwards
oppearead by the Pieces burst and the
pieces flying different ways, kiifd
three Persons, viz: John Symes ESQ
High Sheriff for the City and County
Daughter to the Hon. Col. Courtlandt'
Member of His NIaJesty's Council In
thIs Province, and a son-ln-Law OF Al
derman Romur The next day the Cor,
oner's Inquest safe on the Bodles' anu
,ro't In their verdict Accidental Death;
and In the Evening they We're decently
Inter'd. = American Weekly Mercury
July "a. 1875.
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AM IHE EUREKA

The Eureka Amusement Company
md Beer Garden at 3O6 West Pike
treet, P. F. Mcdonnell, manager
aas for the remainder of the week
3oundus, the bull wrestler, and
Young Tramps, which viii prove Oh
yreat interest and entertainment to
he many patrons of this pleasure
place.
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Eoo drinks Il the james & Law
Co.'s fountain 1ne'''O
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Just arrived from Great Britain, and
are to be Sold on board the Ship Alice
and Elizabeth. Capt. Paine Command
er, several likely WEIGH and English
Servant Men, most of them Trades
men. Whoever inclInes to purchase
any of them may agree with. said
Commander. or Mr.. Thomas Noble,
Merchant, Mt Mr.. Hazards. in New
York; where also is to be sold several
Negro Girls and Negro Boy, and like
wise good Cheshire Cheese.-New York
Gazette, September, 1882.
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ON wednesday the 81 OF January
f1T35) Instant there viii be Consort
Of Musfck, Vocal and instrumental TOT
the Benefit OF Mr.. Pachelbell, the Harp
sIchord Part performed BY himsell'
rho Songs, VIolins md German tllte S,S
+. ~. nrIvote hands. The Consort viii
heoin precisely Mt @ n'clocIS. In the
House OF Robert Todd. Winter. Tick
ats to be had at conee-House, and Mt
Mr.. Todd's at A shilIlngs.
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Last Saturday Night his Excellency
our governors and Family arrived
here In good health from his Govern
ment of New Jersey.-August 4fso. &
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Nothing but cream in Justus' ice
roam jun29tf
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See Justus for pure ice
.ream. Jun29ft
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-12

New-York, March 20, 1732.-We hear
from Hampstead on Long Island, that
Last Week the wife OF. William I'M
phrys of TINT Township was brought to
Bed OF Dauter, which Chiid's Grand
father hath a Grandmother yet hVingi
befne, arrived at that age that she can
saySGrandson send me your Grand
daughter. that may hive the Pleas
ure to see of my Issue, one OF the
FIfth GeneratIoni
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-12

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