The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], June 23, 1893, Page 2, Image 2

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a finest quality
WOOL CASHMERE.
dark, bottle-green?46
?5 cents a yard.
fa the color this season and 70a
ttS oents on every yard of this
is the dollar quality.
Very largo sale of fine
[fit and dark mounds in great
of artistio printing.
goods
5 cents a yard.
y Boem early for lawns, but this
never sells leas than 25 cents,
here are many other money-say
os we can tqll you about If in
1,'write our
CL lOBDEB department
pice. '
CCS * BUHL,
15;\li7, 119, 121
.Federal Street,
Allegheny, Pa.
Tin, Iron, Steel, Felt
Roofing, with trim'
Up mings; and tools to
llU lend,or tools to keep.
Oan bo laid by any
body ;shipped every
where.
red and black, for
P metal 1 i 0 roofing.
I Creosote Preserva
tive for shingles,
posts and woodwork
that shorten or
P no lengthen; for tin
tllu ners.carpentere fruit
growers, etc.
heavy building, for
Q sheathing houses,
II lining rooms and
floors.
[Q low. Circulars and
Lu quotations by ad
dressing,
WM. A. LIST & CO.,
^ ' WHM.1IH9-. V. Va.
county, was in town attend
ing' commencement this week.
*Te called at our office on Wednes
He griadtfated'at IheNormal
Harvey Harmer, Esq.. of
.Clarksburg, was here yesterday
attending commencement and
found'time to make us a call. We
are always glad to see him.
Mr. and Mm. Ira 0. Post, of
Harrison county,their daughters.
Misses Emma and Florence, and
son Sidney, were -the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hutchinson
this week. This morning Mr.
Post left for his home, while the
others started to the World's
Fair at Chicago.
Mr. John Reger, of the Davis
Time*, was here last Saturday on
a visit to bis brother, Dr. A* G.
Reger.
Mr. M. D. Post, of Wheeling,
is in town, the guest of his sister,
Mrs. M. L. Hutchinson.
Our friend W. L. Boughner, of
Union district, dropped in to see
us yesterday.
Mr. J. D. King, of the natural
gas office, visited the modern
Athens on Wednesday.
The Hon. John W. Mason was
in Wheeling yesterday, having
gone there to attend to some
business in the Supreme Court
of Appeals.
J. W.Newman, Esq., Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Wetzel
county, and his wife and son
Leonard, aro the guests of friends
in town. Mr. Newman Is agrad
uate of our Normal School.?
TVeat Virginian.
Grafton Sews.
R. W.Harrison, editor of the
Weston Democrat, was in town a
xew hours Mondav on his way
home from a visit to the World's
Fair.
Mr. G. B. Harvey, of Elkins,
and Miss Margaret Harwood, of
Mqorefield, Hardy county/were
married at the lattex's home on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr. Philip Pelley, of Colum
bus, Ohio, who has been visiting
the family of Dr. A. R. Warden,
returned home last Thursday.
Rev. A. Moore attended the
commencement exercises of the. I
Buckbannon conference seminary
on Wednesday. '
Miss Letitia Lavelle, of Ka
nawha, who was visiting the
Misses Flanagan for several
days, returned home Tuesday.
Rev. B. B. Evans, pastor of
the M. E. church at Clarksburg,
tilled the pulpit here last Sunday
evening for the Rev. A. Moore,
who was in Clarksburg. Monday
morning Rev. Evans left for Des
Moine, Iowa, 10 attend the Su
preme Lodge of Good Templars.
The Taylor county teachers'
institute will be held at Grafton,
beginning on Monday, July 10th.
The instructors will be Prof.
Anderson and Prof. J. N. David.
Every teacher in the county is
expected to attend the ins titute.
and those who do not attend will
run a risk in getting a school.
Female marriage brokerage is
getting to bo quite an institution.
For a per centage of the bride's
dot, the broker procures a bride
groom. warranted to bo all in
quantity and quality you may
specify. Now girls is your
chance; what are you worth?
The bigger the percentage the
sweeter the fellow.? Sentinel.
ONltiARM.
There is truth in the old say
ing that the pig loses flesh every
time it is allowed to squeal .Irreg
ular feeding so injures the di
gestion of any young animals
that thus stunted it is never after
that what it might have been.
Clover sown with grain is apt
to be so delicate from growing in
the shade that a few hot days
and a little hot weather after the
grain is cut may destroy it all.
An exception may be made upon I
rye or oats to bo cut early, be*
fore they make a head, for soil
ing or making into hay.
The bud moth on the apple
tree is one of the latest and worst
plagues apple growers have to
cannot be roaehi
seed. Bat like
all such potato
average size of
whole crop. Bi
sidious evil.
An early separatl
both lambs land ewe
will get over their
during good pastm
are placed,on,go&l;
be better prepared
the winter. The|
run down at this pa
need to pick up'-'
weather conjes. T
possible if they ...a
Few farmers,;
their barnyard ]
They stop the wi
manure is scatter
get at, often to
season is so late
not enough rain
the manure its be
these bottom depc
ing year after, j
much richer per li
coarser and more.*
which can. so easil
the wagon, yet?
seasons often !dp
harm than goodly
' m a
? ;
DESERVING
Wo desire to say to:<
for years wo liavpjM
King's New Disooverp
Dr. King's New Life*
Aruiea Salve and Eleo!
have never handled ret
well, or that have civei
satisfaction. We do
guarantee tbem every ti
ready to refund/the*?
satisfactory results do
use. These remedies
. ?d.
-ij *?r
? m
hTonly difference between
,at matt and unknown man is
? the ? greater has thought
er and acted better than the
(leased Is he who has found
ie's work?he has a life's
i." If the author had
Cincinnati he would not
written that. The great
jlty with our y oung men is,
don't stick to '.heir work,
"hen a young man finds that
iccess lies in one direction
has i gained success. When
suffered to swing from one
ig to another, the character
itii work imperfect and life
P1IOM. """6 J"-"" ~V~ ,
?6ur chosen vocation. Fidel
& indetatigability, integrity,
ttty, are -attributes to ones
her success?the only success
>rmance of duty.
uuarnestness and honesty are
olutelynecessary.
j'An honest man is the noblest
of God.,' -
%'T'Vy yI ?... .
It: " many BfflWti" ?re taotan
f from bwrwork or howdiokl caret
"TUe? ualurlo. 0?t tb? KBi'itM1
- - a'l'r"'"' 1
.E HANDSOMEST LADY IN
isbnrsr. remarked to ft friend the
day thot she knew Kemp's Balsam
le l'hroat and Lunjre was a super
laMsaCdj
foot whatever. Any druggist will
you u sample bottle free. Large
he following story from the
nta Constitution illustrates
; handSpf J providence which
1 herd perish or it sparrow fall.
A mother and her bade were
;ed itf a car on one of the rail
3s going out from Philadel
The , woman sat near an
ping its hands
Janata.rapid
Suddenly a sharp
_ _ _nded?the 'cdach'
ihiatid?out ' the win
^ tie baby?out, out into
i oi death! but that was
hey thought. The dis
bother ran to the door,
Suld have sprung from the
rm, but the passengers re
lied her; the. bexl rang, the
?iiieer pulled up, and a hun
" aen went in search of the
i^abyfjexpecting to find only its
{led remains on the road,
jutttiere, on a soft cushion of
?ass,"'at lay unheart, and laugh
nrH r*ln.nnin<? its hands ! It
ing and clapping its hands!
;wasJhothing short of a miracle.
PerBaps, when from that flying
traitt'the baby fell to what seem
ed ^certain death, it was caught
in tbe arms of an unseen angel
and clasped to a breast as tender
as its'mother's. Who knows ?"
?
Positive Bargains in Men's
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes and Rubbers at John T.
Griffin's. tf.
the civilized 'world, and that their
uses are multiplying every week
. carriers,
messenger boys and physicians
have begun to avail themselves
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un :?: Pgsiplsoi Hit ? ? (&,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIE
ami?& IT ifMiillMrt liiv s&sse . .. - rtC'i?.-.-VMtiffiwi
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LASSES, FLOUR AND MEAL;
PRODUCE .BOUGHT;. W 9
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Goods Delivered Free in the City. .
White Oak Plank
Walnut, Poplar, Ash Logs and Liim-i i
ber, Staves, Etc.
PRICE &CO?. p
Office and Yards near B. & 0. Depot Olarksburg. W. Va.
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