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leal party that have threat
the country with law* to
itrons. that on the eve of
>? thousand million dollars and half
the laboring people o'f a great
oontinent went out of employ
ment.
&r .: ? S Sam
? The Edison Phonograph works
p^tave shut down and Edison has
taped the following statement:
'"Thephonograph works haVe
.been shutdown because we have
nearly completed all the ? orders
on h&nd and the proprietor there
fore seeing that the country Jibs
resolved itself into a lunatio
asylum, decided to wait until the
t'wave subsided somewhat.
P; [Signed.] "'Edison."
Last fall at election time was
when tiie country resolved itself
into a national lunatic asylum.?
State Journal.
The Republican party glories
in its past history. The Demo
cratic party during the years
? that have glided by since it first
began its existenoehas owed the
people an apology for what.little
it did do.' It would have destroy
ed this'nation at one time but out
$ f0t.c^a A* direst and gloomi
est hour of batlonal peril, came
? the ReprfblTcau party to deliver
Ihecountry.frtra-ijwcufseoftrea
sonr mt the-^eSfet,who
preserved the"nation andmaefett
possible for us to have fret1
I American homes are turned out
in their old age to suffer and are
denied the paltry and meager
sum of eight dollars a month by
means of which many of the grand
old veterans have (kept them
selves from leading a paupers
life in some county poor house.
h " The leaders of the Democratic
^hftTOnStf^?8^4*1?rmed at
sea and practica\ly hefplew s&o
far as .being able to stop the
frightful ruin that is impending.
If they meant any thing by their
platform or in fact unless they
are the most conscienceless litrs
on earth, their policy is free
trade, State banks, "wild cat"
money and the overthrow of
. American factories. Our esteem
ed neighbor the New attempts to
say that we are still living under
Republican laws and that there
is as yet no free trade. Yesfthe
McKinley bill is still in operation
but have they not promised the
people to repeal this act as soon
as they have an opportunity ?
This means that next year the
Democratic idea of '?tariff-reform
free-trade" will be in full blast
and as a result wool has dropped
to free-trade prices and every
thing else is getting down to that
oasis as rapidly as possible.
Who can blame the manufactur
ers for getting out of the track
of the coming c.vclone ?
Their VutaTl>ld It.
The Homestead strike and
every other unfortunate clash be
tween capital and labor were
used by the Democrats as texts
to poison the minds of the work
ing people of the country and
get them to '-strike a blow at our
manufacturers. Well, they have
struck, or as Bill Nye would put
it, "they have done gone and
done it" Thousands of poor de
luded laborers are now looking
for work and finding none. The
little that they have laid up will
soon be exhausted and the chilly
wlndsof winter will find them
homeless-and desperate. Starva
tion will drive many to a life of
theft and crime and the Tele
gram suggests that there is
more need of strong locks on
meat houses and granaries this
fall than ever before in this
generation. East and West the
tale is the same. The threat of
free trade is closing mills and
mines, stopping loom and spindle
and lathe, taking the pick and
shovel from the hand of the
miner, curtailing employment
and enforcing idleness, .crime
and licenciousness. The list of
closed factories and suspended
banks continues to grow larger.
' Where will it end?
Q& , ?-1' .
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meet in cod
Saturday, A'
PROGRAM..
Devotional?Scripture J
Subject:?ChrUt is the door and |
good Shepherd; John 10. 1-19.
Welcomet-r-Mr. Wm. West
Response?Miss Lyda Jenk- ]
ins.
- The Object and Advantage of
the Convention?Mr. J. G. Teter.
Grandeur of S. S. Teacher's
work?Rev. A: L. McKeever.
Roll call and report of dele-1
RECESS UNTIT. 1:80 P. M.
Devotional?Scripture lesson
subject:?Hope of Immortality;
Cor. 5th chap.
Character building?Mr. Otto |
McKeever.
Necessity of moral education |
for the young?M. Lloyd Swish
er.
Select Scriptural Recitations; |
subject:?Promises.
The- S. S. of to-morrow?Mr| |
W. J. Holden.
Danger of Sabbath Dosecra
tion?Mr. Jesse Lawson.
U. L Jenkins, Pres.
Wm. West, Vice Pres.
A. D. Holden, Secy.
Ex. Com.
Weit Union.
Miss May, Vandervort is spend
ing a few weeks among friends at |
Clarksburg and West Milford.
Frank Albright is quite ill of a
fever. It is reported that he has
the typhoid fever, but we hope
this is incorrect.
Prof. J. H. Strickling and wife,
of Harrodsburg, Ky., are now
spending a few weeks among
friends on Nutter's Pork. We
understand that Mr. Strickling
will soon locate in Clarksburg
for the practice of law.?Becord.
? Miv Alton Powell, of Clarks-1
burg, spent Sunday with his |
family here.
Miss Blanch Parril, an accom
plished young lady?of Clarks
burg, who has been wjting rela
tives at this place ret^ugjid home
last Saturday.
Miss Lum Bond
s visiting relative
n this section. Heri
will be pleased to learn I
is succeeding in her new loc
Just let a woman come to West
[Jnlon who wears low cut shoes
ind red stockings, and "blast" If
ill the young men and about two
thirds of the married men don't
ro crazy over her.?Herald.
On Tuesday the great corner
in pork collapsed at Chicago, and
in less than forty-five minutes
mess pork dropped from 118.75
per barrel to 110.50. Many promi
nent firms went down in the
crash, and the scene for several
hours at the Board of trade Build
ing indicated a huge'panic. This
has, or oourse, had the effect of
reducing the price of pork else
where.
The New South And the World's fair.
No section of the country, Past North
or Went, is .taking greater interest in. the
World's Fair at present than tint por
tion lying south of the Mason and
Dixie's line.
The railroads are making preparations
to take care of ttese people, and their
comfort onronte is fully assured.
The Big Four Route, which is the
only line inakiug connections in Cen
tral Union Station, Cincinnati, with,
the trains of the E. T. V. &G.. Queen &
Orescent route, Louisville and Nash
ville B. B? Kentucky Central By. and
Oliesapeak ? Ohio By. naturally forms
the cutlet for Southern travel, and to
accomodate the business five elegant
vestibuled trains, with parlor cars,sleep
ing care, dining cars and elegant coach
es are run daily from Cincinnati to Chi
cago, stopping at Midway Flaisaucn,
the Main entranoe to the World's Fair,
Outh St BydePark,51st St, :10th street,
22J St., and running into the new 12th
St Station on the like Front All the
World's Fair hotels and boarding
houses arc located adjacent to tho Big
Four stations aud passengers via this
popular line avoid the long, tiresome
trausfer across the city necessary by all
other lines from Cincinnati There is
positively no other line landing pass
engers at the stations named, and as it
affords in addition to tho comfort aud
convenience a great saving in timo and
expense, all of the people of the South
who contemplate a trip to the World's
Fair should l>e sure to ask for tickets
via the Big Four Boute.
For full infonnrtion address D. B.
MARTIN, General Passenger Agent,
Cinoinnati
DESEBVING PBAISE.
We desire to say to our eituens, that
for yean we have been selling Dr.
King's New Disoovery for Consumption.
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and Eleatrio Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell as
well, or that have riven sucli universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we stand
ready to refund the purchase prioe, if
satisfactory rasults do not follow their
use. Theso remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their morits.
Clayton & Dent, druggists.
many x>ersonn ?n broken
town from overwork or hwachold cans.
lSrovn'i Iron Bitters Rebuild! the
?num. aids digestion, removes lint ot tills,
? ud cures msluU. Get the tennis*.
mn
posmvi
CURE EO
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J. T. Goodwin* Co,
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ACCTIONEEI
Special attention given t
and anctiona in the oonnt
all eommnnioationato^B
Va.
I am prepared to dnlivra
ing the month of AITGU8
in Olarluburg, in TON LC
ptrton. Adureaa,
D. B. 11
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Contract*!? sad Csrpeilers. -
We will receive sealed bid?
from July 25th to August 15th,
1898, at 12 c'cloolr, (noon) an s
two story frame double business
house 47x65.,
Specifications and planslo be
seen at our storesih Salem., We
reserve the right to reject any er
all bids. Respectfully,
Hawker & Wilson.
88 It. Salem; W.Va.
BOBEMAN'S OODOH STBUP
b the beat remedy you eta' find tor
hoarseness. oroup, oongb ud asthma.
The 28 oent bottle* are mom ten (or the
money. VThj oougb, book, spit, sniffle
and make a noisy nuisance of yourself
whan so good a remedy is at Ittndf
Stop that coach I It may brine yon
trouble. Take Boreman's Cough Byrup
and do not be fooled into baying some
thing else called "just aa good" be
cause the dealer wants a fancy profit
Sold br all dealers.
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When you come to tlio Fair come in and you will- be^drprised'
see such a large stock from which to select. ' *
Ink
prises for the people. We expect to move our
large store to more commodious quarters
in a short time and have opened up
We Don't Ca
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'or Value!
Don't Care for Cost!
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ck figure. We have both eyes-for
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The goods are you-r's al
your interest; not an eye
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^Trunks and
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Sample"Casest:
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To Reduce'' Stock
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Trunks, Bags and iSress-Suit Cases at C^st.
Everything in the Turf Goods I|i&e!
The Leading Harness Shop1,' V
N. A. MARTIN, , Proprietor.
Clarksburg, W. Va. Near, PoOT^ice.
_? m im ? OB&I at &$ m ?
Mngmlut, D?r ak \
L.?'??.? and Rubbe
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Because everybody now sees the value of'ifc .
We are talking about.
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MAIN STREET, CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
PURE DRUGS
Medicines and Chemicals,
WE HAVE BUT ONE PLAJV, we aim to
give GOOD VALUE and -proper service to
every customer all the time? ?
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Collegjajte, Normal, Business, Telegraphy, Music and Art De
equal rank. ^
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Do not los?ettftefirst week, begin wnt..;
the classes. >JFalkterniiopen8 .....
Address President.:^
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jEM, WEST- VA.
| Therrfovelail hiA as shown
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for the'bees $1.W. P;5 styles
of hives manumotured and
L kept in stock- Send for Cata
logue of everything needec
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