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mt (Clarhsbutg (Telegram
Fiudat. Fr.nm-AHV IP, 1883.
OFFIC AL COUNTY DlBEOTOBV.
J. M. lio?pimi Judge
Henry Haymond.. .Clerk Circuit Court
P. M. Long Clerk Comity Court
J. T. Clifford Pro*. Att'y
XL 0. Holme* Sheriff
B. C. D?nh?m Deputy Sheriff
W. M. Morriii Dep tSheriff
8. Hoff ?' ??
M. K. Baker. ..Awemor Lower District
J I. Alexander " Upper "
O. E. Stoonatreet, Sunreyor.
ootmre.
Circuit Court convenes ou the seooud
l?n?Usys of January, Mav, and Septem
ber.
County Court convene* in Maroh.
June, September and December of each
year.
Tlie Federal Court holds two sessions
annually in Clarkahurat, oouvening in
April and again in October.
DISECTO SZST.
JJARVEYW harmeb
Attorney-at Law
Office with Hon. John Biixsel, CUrks
burg. W. Va. SJ-tf
T EWIS C. I. V t? ?<>-,.
ja.ttOrZ193r-a.t-Ija.-W.
CLARES BUBO. W. VA.
Books N'oa. 7 4 8. Gorr Building
q W. LYKCH'H
Lnw rtMrn
In Court House rear of Circuit Court
Clerk's office. 17.
J^ILEMINU HIIWKIil., *. It.,
Praotltloneror
MEDIC IKE, SURGERY, -K.
CLAUKXRIIKU, W. Vn.
Office: Mala Htre.t, oppMlteMh.
Hour*. 8 to 10 a. m..?? to A and 7U*p. m
J H. \DAMH,
* Cnmiiiiivlaupror AcroiinlM,
J 111 co in Court House,
45.] Clarksburg, W. Va.
r\R, GEO. JI. IIOLT,
DKWTIHT.
Will be 1n his office, Clark*
khnrig, W\ Va. (our month* of the
"year, namely, February, May,
An^uht and November. Pain leu* extraction
of teeth guaranteed, nnd a net of beautiful
teeth Innerted In *110 minute after the ex.
traction.
Office Main street. opponlte Fourth.
DR. A. B. HALL.
Of MorrlfA Hall
DENTISTS
Una permanently located tu Clai auburn.an
will be rouud at hi* office from tb* bylrnt it
Tenth of rach month. I ?
OR. G. B.MORRIS
will visit Clarksburg aa usual. rrom Imt r?
fHth of Hfvt ? n*+. Wrti-rh amI Jhw#
H. A. B. VAJIhNTKH.
IftENTIHT,
Graduate of tb?
Peuu'a Dental Col'
le?e.
Office and Residents
on Main fttreet, near
ly oppoNlte Hotel
Honthern, Clark*,
burg, Vi va. 16.
10IIN C. OLIPHANT.
Civil iiimI ninliiK Ensinci'i'.
?special attention to nil klndaof t>urveylni:.
Mineral and Timber l.an?lH examined and
iteportud 011. *
43.|yr CLAKKKBUIUI, W. Vh.
C. E. WILSON.
PHOTOCRAPHSR.
Pike Stuect ? - N kah VosroincK,
Clarkhhciui. Weht X
J. B. Redsian. H. T. Bedmax.
REDMAN BROS.
Practical
?UaB and Steam Fitters. and dealer# in !
Lea?t, Iron ami tV**5is Pipo, Strain and
water gauge*, Pumps, Uuh Fixtures.
PIKE STREET. {40.
CLA-xH-rSB-U-HG
BricR WofRs.
1 have ami will ft<>ep on U.tiid ?<t my \ air
au Clay atrcet. * of" Finn n??r
Hand Made
it 1
Reel Brie!
Will' also Con tract f??r Brick Wprk of ? v*n
.tencrlptlon. K. \V. WI I.LI A Vv
Jan. t? Iv r Ix?ck Box
(a. W. >hi(letl, Notary Public. Convey
ancer and Pension Solicitor. Prompt
attention to all busiues**. West Milford,
W. Va.
Garpentry a contract
INC.
C. 0,
>1
Carpuntcry and Contnu ting for
all kinds of buildings. Trestles
and Wooden Bridging. Heavy
Framing a specialty. All work
earefullv constructed.
GBFriagc ?ho$
fFormcrly conducted l?y J. II. Small
wooil. ]
WAGONS. WU(1?IES. CAIlRIAdES.
Beat <?f Material and WorktuuiiHhip.
Full lino of material :\?r repairing ?1
wa.ya on hand. Would 1h? j?leaM-?? to
haveyou oill. Con duetts 1 l?v
N. E. MAPH1S,
Wilnonbtirp, W. Va. (12. fc
FOR SALE.
?Two story residence ou Unsta
ble etrcct, iot 100x300. Klegant.
location. For price call on or
address, Loe II. Vance & Bro..
Pike street.
IMPORTANT.
But Understood
by few.
WHAT CONGRESS IS.
HERE ARE m?oy
v?ry interring
thing" ?t WmU
iogton, especially
in connection with
the Government
building*, and I
hove often thought
that I woald *wne
tin.o pive the read
??rs of tlieTnuWRAM a 1 H. (.!? ?pription
of wi? of my vliita totho C.pttal, while
Congress is in .eraion. But since I have
f?il?d to do this. I take pleasure in sub
stituting a very readable Washington
letter from the pen of Mr. Smith D. i ry:
The general reader understands, of
course, that a great many things are
written for the information of people,
who. although fully informed upon
every subject within the range of their
business experiences, are not wholly
conversant with affairs.at the natlona
capitol. To the majority of
readers the facta contained in this let
ter will not be new; yet, t.. the younger
patrons of the paper the fMt* presented
will prove beneficial, and probably in
10 Daring sessions of congress it is not
an unusual thing for habitues of the
capitol to have experiences similar to
the following. An elderly eentlcman
entering the main door of the house of
representatives to-day said: "hat Is
this place?" I'pon being Informed
that it is the house of representatives,
that all the little desks with revolving
chairs before them are occupied by tne
representatives, and that upon the
platform opposite him is the elmlr an
desk of Speaker t.risp, he '"quir.-a:
"Where is congress?' I his inquiry
having been answered with the explan
ation that this Is one purt of the capi
tol set apart for congress, and that the
oilier part is ?n the senate chamber, at
the other end of the capitol, he said:
"I have been there. I have seen the
senate, and now I see the house, but
won't yon please tell me where con
gress is-.'"
This old gentleman was by no means
an ignorant mnn. lie looked like a
well-to-do country merchant, and he is
but a type of accrtain respectable class
who dii not nnik-rstind what eongress
is. There are I'vo houses <f e..tigress,
the house of representatives anil the
senate. representatives arc elected I
every two wars. The members of the .
present house of representatives will
serve until noontime on the 4tli day of
ne\t Man h. when their terms of serv
ice will expire. They w.lll no more be
representatives In the house after that
date than if tl.ey hod never been sent
Hu n-, unless tliey were recently n
elected for two years. They are each
elected by direct vote of the people.
Under the constitution the senate and
house of representatives; meet, in con
tfresH nsseinbled, on the first Monday of
December, every year. From this fact
there has arisen a popular fallacy that
members of eonfrress commence their
terms in December. Members of con
gress eommence their terms, both In the
senate and In the house, at noon the
4th day of March. The representa
tives hold their positions for two years,
commencing: and ending on March 4.
Von will understand this better when
your attention is called to the fact that
imr presidents commence their terms in
March. For example* Urover Cleveland
will be inaugurated upon the 4th of
March next. At the same day and at the
same hour with the Winning of .anew
executive administration a new cun
cress commences to exist. '1 he repre
sentatives whose terms then bejfin are
electetl serve their people until ,?lnreh
4,1805. Iiy that time another election
will have been held, and representatives ,
chosen to H.?- ced those who constitute
the hou representatives for the ,
Fifty-third congress.
The senate, which is a co-ordinate
bran . hcfconj/ress, does not altogether
expire at anyone time. The senators |
are not elected by a direct vote of the
people, but by the legislatures of the
several states, and each senator is .
elected f??r a term of six veers, iou |
will therefore understand that while the
representatives whose terms eommence
on the nil ..f next March. will serve
only until >la^? 1. !???"'. the senators
whose terms commence at the same
=?- . V P '. :::
:
?i. -.JEJ ' -*
a J Wz,
, -??*?' ? i ? -A'*.,
^ W r'Wfm
?-//.(? '|i| x ? v
"what is con<;i:j:ss7"
time will serve until I'nder the I
constitution. t!:t r-tu s ?.f one-third of ;
the senators v ; ? ?v.;v two years, i
their suceev m-'. bavins/ been <;hosen in !
the meantime. Tw<?-thirds of the sena
tors will theivfnre ret.'.in their places |
next March, wisne t be terms of one
third will commence :? t r..at; rime. The
terms of the entire member-nip of the
house of representative:, e.ill expire,
and the terms of an entire new house
will begin, on March 4. next. The
terms of only one-third of the senators
will expire at that time, and one-third
of the membership of the senate will
commence at the same time. Congress
consists of both the senate and the
house of representatives, and neither
one of those Iwvlies can 1>e called con
gress. Inasmuch as two-thirds of the
members of the senate arc always mem
bers of that body, regardless of the ex
piration of any administration, the sen
ate has been properly termed "a con
tinuous body;" and it can be called to
g-ether at any time, and have a quorum
to do business.
Sometimes the senate is called to
Washington In extra v -
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of The Town of Clarksburg for the Year
Ending January 31, 1893.
Cash on hands commencement vear
genera)fund..,t?M I 1 W? 66
Railroad taxef, 1891 ... .i. ....... 294 06
Scales .fyfKX........ 60 75
Fines i.^ijgSlL 602 27
Licenses AvsljF - ^
Taxes, 1892 ????| 12 050 10
BECE1IT8 IN OPERATING WATER WORKS
1892, Feb. 1.?Cash' on hands com
mencement y'r credit Water fund $ 433 70
Tapping ?$&.* 323 00
Water rents collected , 1 823 05 2 579 75
Rail Road tax ...... 15 48
A. W. 1'ritchard?cash...i 12 50
$16 892 99
B CONTRA.
Office rent(Nov.l, '91, to Jan. 1, '93) $ 29107
Salaries ,v;jsW, 1 510 00
Regular police vS 960 00
Special police and janitor .... 248 96
Lighting streets djf& 1 790 80
Printing 75 85
Jail fees 241 25
Stone contr'ts, laying pav'fli'ts, Ac. 778 00
Pay rolls?labor 2 345 86
Hills, lumber,brick, Ac. &<? 1 022 29
Fee bills, office gas, clerksjfees.ikc. 23 40
Erroneous assessments 100 34
Election 60 00
Error R.R. Tax, 1891,... 78 50
Interest on Water loan bands . ?? 2 125-00
Water loan bonds p'd Nos?6 & 47 1 013 33
Delinquent list, 1892..,$aE 189 55
Railroad tax, 1892, uncollected... 253 75
DISBURSEMENTS IN OPERATING WATER WORKS.
Salaries $ 300 00
Pay rolls S44 36
Plumbers 411 89
Material, hardware, &c..-.. 170 77
W. Va. Pittsburg R. R. Company.' '47 23-1 774 25
1893, Jan. 31.-?Cash onEhands.
To credit general fund.;? $1 2(14 69
To credit Water fund 805 50-2 010 19 $16 892 99
STATEMENT OF ASSSETTti.
Balance on hands credit'lgeneral
fund m $1 204 69
Bal. on hands credit Water fund. 805 50
Knilrond taxes uncollected 253 75
Tapping owed by Broadens Ool. 13 oo
Total .$ ?> 276 94
Teste :
|H MARCELLUS M. THOMPSON,
Recorder.
president when the house of represent
atives is not called. At any time when
the president desires the advice and
consent of the senate to the Appoint
ment of men to prominent <$|ces, or
for the consideration of treaties with
foreign countries, he may issue a proc
lamation calling the senate in extra
session. You will soon have an exam
ple of this relation of the executive,
with the legislative brunch of ithe gov
ernment. Some time in February Pres
ident Harrison will issue a proclama*
tion calling the senate to meet at noon
on March 4, IS93, "to eonsidc^ebrrimu'
nications from the president of the
United States.M This is always cus
tomary whenever there is a chaj ge of
administration. The outgoing presi
dent calls the senate to meet ti{K?n inau
guration day in order thai the incom
ing president may nominate his cabinet
ministers and have them confirmed by
the senate. For you must know that
the president eannot appoint his cabi
net ministers without the confirmation
of the senate.
In accordance with the pr ndaraation
which will be issued by Incident'Har
rison, promptly at noon on the 4th
of next March the senate will be called
to order.' and the new vie* president
will be s\vorn in. Vice I YcsUmt. Morton
will be presiding over the nate, and
every seat will be fPled. \ hen Vice
President-elect Stevenson will enter
the chaml>er. Vir.?e Preside :it Alorton
will administer to him the oath ofj
office, and then announce: "The senate
is adjourned sine die." Vice President,
Morton will tlnjn descend frnra his dais.
and Vice President Slcvev ? m will im
medial-'v take the gavel. . ;? once, and
? ;?>: ?? I'ijv.senate will In- in or '.er^' Thus
quietly will' the senat ? <>f thcFiftv
I. m: ? pire.aud tliesenateof
ll e , ' ' gross begin its exist
?.;? \'i e P t Stevenson will then
:dnijai.'. : t??.. * !i ? f pili.ee to the onc
thiv,! of?i ? il t - v. !:use terms eom
?? ?>;, thai y, and they will take
the v.hhh i. - <i ;iit-cady been
ehosen f?r them. I. nnediately after
the rercta my of organizing the.senate,
satin* ? will move that the senato
"take n tv ? vi' two hour^^ This
motion v.;il larodcarried, and the
entire b . y . ' march out. upon the
oa t portico of the capitol; \Vhere the
chief justice of the supreme court will
administer the oath of otfice to the new
preshh at. who will then deliver his
inaugural address. This will occupy
about. tw<? hours, when the members of
the senate will return to their places.
Vice President Stevenson will call the
senate t-? * rdcr. and then the senate
will adj.mm until noon on the follow
ing day, when they will ^receive a.
inos-sage fr;?i!i President Cleveland,
annouiH ing the names of the members
of hv. cabinet. From that day on, for
about a month, the senate wiU daily re
; ceive messages from the president noin
1 iuating certain ;r.mi tie men for appoint -
j meats to our most iniport^tw^ioreign
j and domestic positions.
Y<>u-will understand that .at noon on
inauguration day, although .the terms
t u? w senators begin and tlicy
ar. ? , . r , i;i. thev are no more abso
Ilively members of the Fifty-third eon
gress than are the members of the
of representatives;' who aro not
'.t!v t?? bo sworn in until Qecembcr,
i ' Tli.- senate will be tin "extra
as it is called, but the house of
i nv catatives will not be .in session,
unless, sooner called here by proclama
j tion of the president, until the consti
[ tutional time, in December. There aro
1 very few people who understand these
facts concerning the dates when the
terms of senators anil representatives
begin and end.
After the president has sent to the
senate all of the names of men whose
appointments he desires to make thus
early in his administration he will send
a message to the senate announcing
that he has no further communications
|^to make. Theu, in accordance with
custom, the senate will tlx a date for
adjournment, after which, an adjourn
ment having been declared, they can
not come tog-ether in session again
until the following December un
less called by proclamation of the pres
ident. However, when the senate is in
session, as it will be next March, the
body can remain in session, if it so de
sires, until the following December
No power is given to the president to
adjourn congress, or either house of
congress.
After these simple explanations con
cerning one branch of the machinery of
our government it is not likely that
any of my readers will ever come to
Washington ami ask the question:
"Where is congress?" after they have
?seen but one of tin* two houses.
They will understand that they have
seen eohgress in its entirety only when
they have seen both the senate and
house of representatives.
Tl?e? Origin of ShsuIm ii*:irK.
The everyday popular sandwich,
without which no picnic party would
be complete, is said to owe its
name to a cert,fm English Lord
Sandwich, who was a dctoted gambler.
At one time when more than usually al>
sorbed in the game, he had sat with tin:
players fur more than twenty-four
hours, without even thinking of : !ie
necessity for food. Duringa moment trv
pause, his stomach assi-ried its rig! ; .,
and he asked an attendant to bring h ;.i
anything which might be obtainable in
the way ??f food. This consisted of a
piece of meat and two siie? s of bread
As a matter of convenience, to brir
them into the compass of one hand
while he played with the other, the
meat was put between the slices of
bread, and in that manner was de
voured with great gusto. This peculiar
method of taking a Innch immediately
became popular, bearing the name of
its originator, and is one of the few
commendable heritages of u gaming
table.
% Ulns" Tln'iiti'r Httalr.
| Village I Joy?We played theater to
? day, an' it was great fun.
! Father?What part did you play?
j Boy?1 wasn't in the act. 1 was one
? of the musicians. We had a dram, an'
, three horns, an' six combs, and some I
; ropes stretched over a barrel for the !
I big fiddle. It sounded just like a thea- 1
I ter orchestra.?Good IS'eWs.
Klfttnrt.
Jack?Von loolc despondent. Did she
refuse youV
George?Yes.
.lack?But try again. A wpmaVs "no"
sometimes means "yes."
George?Hut she didn't say "no;" she j
said "naw!"
Jack?Then your najnc is "mud:"?
THE POPULATION OR
Clarksburg li Rbo?t and wo ?would
say at least one half are troubled with
Horn.' nlTeotioii of the Throat an.I Lhiiok
" " *?mM Bgvise nil <.m readers to oall
? on their druggist and get a bottle of
Kemps Balsam for tin- Throat and
Jjungs. I 3*1 size free. Ijfuve bottles
??Ocaml^l. Sold by ali drugguts.
I S'TOojmRb pinky woods
Of the North to tin- Kveiyglades of tub
Efcnith, ilrugeisU nr.. besieged by people
witn.evftnr slmdo of Ithi'tnimtisn], in
quuringnbout Dr. Drummond's Rem
e.ly: JViU it euwtaeV" Andtlie drug
gist point* to th?- fnot that the Drum
v i C" ' ls-"'" MaidenJ.ane,
NOW l?i;k, oilers a reward of .f.-iflo for n
ceso tlii'ir remedy will not cure. That
kind of answer is satisfying, and the
sufferer planks down live dollars and
goea home and is cured. Not only re
iieved. but curcd. Agents wanted. J2-2
One reason why Scott's Emulsion of Pure
wegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Linv
and Soda has had Such a large sale is because it j,
'?Almost as palatable as milk;' but the best reason j
that its curative properties are unequalled. It
the cough, supplies the waste of tissues, produce
flesh and builds up the entire system.
Scott's Emulsion curee Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, 8crofufa,
and all Anaemic and Wasting
Diseases. Prevents wasting In
children. Almo?t a? palatable
milk. (Jet only ttae Genuine. Pre
pared by Seott A Bowne, Chemists. Now
Sork. Sold by ?U Druggists.
? Scott's
Emulsion
will be paid for a recipe inabling
us to make Wolff's Acme Black
ing at such a price that the retailer
can profitably sell it at ioc.aboltle.
At present the retail price is 20c.
I"
Acme Blacking is made of pure alcohol,
other liquid dressings are made of water
Water costs nothing. Alcohol is dear. Who
can show us how to mike it without alcohol
<0 that x-ecan make Acme Blackinc as cheap
as water drc-sing, or put it in uncy pack.
;ps like many of the water dressings, and
then charge for the outside appearand in
?of charging for the contents ol the
WOLFF & Randolph. Philadelphia.
PI K-RON
f? the name of a paint of which a 25c. bottle
ts enough to make si* scratched and dulled
cherrv chairs look like newly finished ma
nopnles. It will do many other remarkable
things which no other paint can do.
All retailers sell it.
HUMPHREYS'
This Pkkcious Ointment is the
triumph of Scientific .Medicine.
Nothing has ever liecn produced to
equal or compare with it as a Curative
and healimi api'I-ica*1 ion. It has been
used over 40 years, and always affords
relief and always gives satisfaction.
For Piles External or Internal, Wind
or Weeding;; Fistula in Ano : Itching or
Bleeding of the Uectuin. The relief is
immediate? the cure certain.
WITCH HAZEL OIL
For Burns, Scalds and Ulceration and
Contraction from Burns. The relief is instant
? the healing wonderful and unequaled.
T"?,0l'!i- l-'lcers. Fistulas,
Old hores Itching Emotions, Chafing or
Scald Head. It is Infallible. .
For Inflamed or Caked Breasts and Sore
Nipples. It is invaluable.
Price, 50 Cents. Trial sire, je fW,t.
CURES PILES.
14 YEARS SUFFERING
Jf Nervousness Curei
BY 2 BOTTLtS OP
DR. MILES'
RESTORATIVE
NERVINE
Snyn A. F. Stark,
l'onn Van. N. Y
ess
,bjr Two bottle*."
)Etnolhio Flint, ot
tawa, Ohio. Xcr
r vine is the uulck
_ -w-Jv *"r IJIPfpleiMtci*
1 *? 2kNi?'T.ran? Pro.twu.lft-.
U"l"U '""1
MILEr'' MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Ind.
. ? ?"""ill l(IU?
Mm mum
Act oa a bmw principle?
regulate the liver, btamach
and bowels through thu
I nnvn. Dn. Milks' Pills
tjiec'yij cure bUiatisneea?
torpiu ilrer &ad coosilpa
?Won; w. Smallest, mildest,
eorent! SO donna,25 cts.
oamnlcfl free at uruut'idts.
Dr. Jules Bed. Co., UlUiartj lag.
For sulu by II. I,. Wello.
F:.tn,a,lnclioiiiia nlimau' tbotrotlWrn IntJ.
t'. 11 bjUoua Atjt.i of iiio ayniotu. ouoti aa
' ? ?nesH, haujoa, Drow^iucja 1 >lnf affcA**
cM'ug.l'alum tboffl.lo.4c. While lSdSc? i
rcmarfcnbio success Ijoj boon shown la oudBg I
nesflich#, yfi Carter'n Utile liror Mta a-e
equal!)' valnablo in Constipation. Rutin? iwu! nns
ujwiajlaint, .villi j they uUo
?0f^taHdlsorderto?lhoBtomach,!itImulAtotb?
gggaad rcaukto tho bowela. J2vea if they only
?.. ......... KutaiwrnuiH
ACHE
Is Urn bin. of no many lire. th?t here Is where
ottoStonotf?' OarpllUcureltirhllo
mVjZ! t5?w rch m ,txy ,n,,u and
T?.J*.,"' er two lilUi mftho. doM.
raST.M,! i?c!' ?ni Jo not gripe or
P""V?. l.nt hy tli.-lr fioullo action pious alt who
cw thorn. Jn vislpim uRrrnt.; flveforSt. Bold
by drufigUU everywhere, or sent by mall.
n?.V}V:I'. ""'CINE CO., Now York.
small r1 ^HinnsE. small pricf
'ioM
1 or urn. ?r in food,
sat. It to absolutely
tiMnt atiil .nuir.
iai;.Siof^r;
Withoutthokiionfi
barolcu. and v.
cure, whether wto
an aleoholior
and ?
with taobpedflo.',' >
^nent and speedy
orato Ortnk6r at
-nn la tboosanoa
-jot euro ban tbi
" onee 1 mprnrnut*
?: u?rimpouibUltir
r guaranteed.
A.k IlrasKUt f?r lTM t10ttl? Dr. Mllm' N.rrtn.
IN
USE
OVER ~
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WONDERFUL. N
H^hcst TESTIMONIALS.
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DrunCo. Baltimore. MA
HFFAUEig
fonna of hwdichf. P"5^0 *ho bavo ntfti
it is a Qod'? blCTwina ffQD \l "/nk'^
*nt to t!?*. No liad ? ^?* effect*. Out
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