The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], August 18, 1893, Image 1

About The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926

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Wash?
In the So]
teictof'flc
of the
W. C. P. Bre^cpiridge -who made
iher acquamtanoe on the plea of
his knowingher. ^mtly and' that
Hons knowing who he was and
regarding him as a vwy great
k-nd prominent,"man,'and on the
Ittird day of 1884, he
Icame to see her at tne seminary
land got premfssion of the presi
dent for her to dine with him and
and accommodating shoe clerk of
l=? m
pjpnic. The picnic, it seems, was
attended by more practical , ?nd
?jenous consequences than usually
accompany festivities of this
groon remained at the'Slfaiier
wssett hotel in this city until
l|e arrival of the mid-nigiit train*
UMtegg
Miss Kinnalnl formerly -live*!'
!n OJwtsburg, and only left here
~ '*> llBi
In Sev Tork Pirn.]
We have nothing to fear'but
ourselves. We have got every
thing now that we had ls3t.year'
except confidence and prosper:
ty. We have the same rich couii
try,' the same wealth of resources,
the same money, the, same neo
:Si?S
irMtcm*. Wh
J. L MoMtllian U
geronsly ill at hts hi
Flint.
There will be an ej
of Oiponltconrt held
the middle of Septem
A number fit per?
aeotion who had mo
bank have taken it ot
; TEe bank building i,
and the inside work is
ed alnncr
Oongrove of Jacksoi
not far from WftUtce. Young
one) washls love for strong
drink.' 'Ho took' his young wifs
to his father's house where they
lived together until she was forc
ed to leave on afxsouit^ of the
I cruelty of the husband. During
Ithis time two children had been
Iborn and with these the mother
went to battle with .the realities
of life. Finding that she would |
?be compelled to go to the poor
Ihouse, she went to the home of
I the Harrisons one day when the I
I weather was cold/ and. plteotisly
I implored shelter for herself and I
babes. She was turned away and! I
I not knowingwhere to go or when I
I she would perish in the cold, she I
I at last reaohed the county poor I
house. Here her health rapidly I
I failed and a few weeks ago she I
I was carried to a pauper's grave, I
leaving hertwo babes in the alms
Ihouse. The Harrisons were peo
I pie in moderate circumstance and
I generally considered good aver
I age citizens. Why Norman should
?have acted as he did is a mystery.
I He now lives with his father Jas.
Ih. Harrison, at Dalllson, Wood
I county, West Virginia, where the
I family recently located.
' The facts given above were
? told to a Telegram reporter by
? the father of the injr~ 3 -----
8ummeb WEA
? ,ai that tired feeling, k_ ^
? and nervous pro?tr?tion are driTeoawmy
? They ?hoald ba in every traveler ? gri*