The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], August 25, 1893, Page 2, Image 2

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n,y cent serges they are?^this
price 32 cents.
uomarkable assortment of WashPab
? and Light Woolens for Summer and
rlr Pall wear, and remarkably low
L on thein all. These and xnfny
sccffiuT
wp
Allegheny, Pa.
Tin, Iron, Steel, Kelt
Boofing, with
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10FING niingsT'ana tools to
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lend,or tools to keep.
Can be laid by iny
body jshipped every
where.
red and black, for
flT-r-' metal l i e roofing. |
1.1? Creosote Preserva
, tive for shingles,
: posts and woodwork
Vh a t shorten or
lengthen; for?.'tin
biers,carpenters fruit
jrqwers, etc.
.^yv^uUcliwr. fi
heatmng houses,
lining rooms and
. floors.
low. Circulars and
i'O quotations by nd
?flfg dressing,
WM. A. LIST & CO.,
1 Whaling. W. V?.
. ' The property of the late Dr.
A, F. Barnes, at the Nqrth Bend
Railroad crossing, consisting of
?' the-dwelling house and seven
? seres of land, is offered for sale.
For terms apply to Henry Hay
* mond. ltf Nov. 15. 1892.
The New South aud the World's Fair.
No aeotion of the country, Fast North
or West, is taking greater interest in the
World's Fair at present than that por
tion lying south of the Mason and
Dixie's line.
The railroads are making preparations
I ? to take care of these people, and their
oomfort enroute is fully assured.
The Big Four Route, which ia the
only line making connections in Cen
tral Union Station, Cincinnati, with
the trainB of the E T. V. AG.. Queen &
Orescent route, Louisville and Nash
ville R. R. Kentucky Central Ry. and
Chesapeak k Ohio Ry. natnrally forms
the outlet for Southern travel, and to
anoomodatc the business ttve elegant
vestibuled trains, with parlor cars,sloep
ing cars, dining cars aud elegant ooacli
08 are run daily Irorn Cincinnati to Chi
ango. stopping at Midway Plaisauce,
the Muin entrance to the World's Fair,
Ooth St HydePark,51stSt. SUth street:,
23J St., and running into the new 13 th
St. Station ou the Lake Front All the
World's Fair hotels and boarding
bouses are located adjacent to tho Rig
Four stations and passengere via this
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For Sale!
.>uui wiiiuiuuku. mere is
' positively no other line landing pass
engers at the stations named, and as it
affords in addition to the comfort aud
6onvenienoe a great saving in' time and
expense, all of the people ol tho South
who contemplate a trip to the World's
Fair should be sure to ask for tickets
?via the Big Four Route.
For full informrtiou address D. B.
MARTIN. General Passenger Agent,
Cinainnati.
Read This.
If you want, to buy a small
farm of 67 acres of good land
with good houses and other im
provements, in one of the best
neighborhoods in the county and
within i of a mile of church,
school house and post office; good
coal underlying?not sold?and
on line of a proposed rail road.
Price reasonable and terms good.
; Call on or address
Harvey W. Harmkr,
Clarksburg, W. Va
To My Patrons.
? On account of some of my cus
tomers objecting to the use of
creek ice. I at once proceeded to
fill my ice honse with- manufact
ured ice and will deliver all or
promptly. Mail orders
given strict attention, Wm. Burk.
th* Act isiiil'M
SESSWS53?
asaggasftg^.
gSg w
teen In operation three yean, or, tqpe
more exact, thlrty-fl?etw?th?^lt?ra?
not nntU the democratic party ? came.
tata ?w.r that It b^m. tho t-hton
to hSd It re.pon.lble
country 1. heir"to. It It should be re
pealed wh? would take it? P1*?? M *
"it^MJune M, 18W. ttatthcnfttlon.1
democratic convention denounced "the
republican legation known a. the
Sherman act of 1800 ? jMWggW
makeshift frauRht with powlbl ltte. of
danger In the future which .hould make
all of He supporter, a. well as It. author
anxious for It. .peedy repeal, ?"d<he
next winter a iarg? majority of the ro
publicans In congress voted for lt? re
peal, thu. saying In effect to the demo
cracy: Very well, If yon think w, let
It be wiped out before your party come,
back Into power. The democratic
party was not re.pon.lble for tho
original possagc of the act, but? to re
sponsible for It. retention. The de
mand for lu .peedy repeal wa. con
curred In by the republican party. The
truth to that the aotl-Sherlman act
plank of the democratic platfonn wa.
a giaantlo bluff, and when called the
blustering bluffer backed down, and
sneaked out of, the game '
It is customary .to. charge that, silver
ha. .teadlly declined In market valne
erer since the Com.took mine with ito
bonanza was fairly opened, exoept that
there was a brief Increaee In value
right after the Sherman act went Into
effect From thto It to argued that
there li an orer supply of silver. The
fact to, on the contrary, that .liver was
actually higher in October, 1884, than
It had been In. October, 1878. Thto
shows that knowledge that a party
.dominated In It. political eoonomy by
British Ideas had been glvon control of
the government produced a depressing
effoct upon thc ralue of sliver. By the
time Harrison Sraa elected sllrer lad
declined about seventeen per cent., but
with hi. election the price began to go
up. Ills defeat in 18#? had a worse ef
fect even than the election of Cleveland
In 1884. These are stubborn facts for
the democracy, and no imount of out
er}- against the Sherman act can oblit
erate them.
The republicans In congress may be
relied upon to support any measure
having promise of bettering tho condi
tion of tho country,' irrespective of
strictly political considerations. Mr.
Cleveland will not bo; hampered and
hindered by a captious opposition from
the minority party. There to reason to\
believe that his hesitation to call con
gress In special .session to due to dis
republicans!" He canndctfc fctamed^ror
1 reading to put democratic statesman
ship to tho practical test.?Chicago In
ter Occan. LlL-L' ?'
LET IT REASSEMBLE.'
The Democracy Needs to' Had Out
Where It Is ?? At."
The New York Sun, the all-wool
yard-wide authority of the simon-pure
Jacksonian democracy, haa struokthe
right idea. The Sun aaya: "If the
general opinion of tho party at the
present time to that the tariff plank of
1893 was a mistake; that protection Is
not unconstitutional; that protection is
not robbery; that customs duties may
be Imposed and oollepted for other.
purposes man reveuuc? '-"r"* ?
ment outlined in the bonvention's reso
lution 1s Impracticable; thon, the only
honorable way out of. the difficulty to
to havo the democratic national com
mittee call another convention of the
party, with full repraentatlve status
and authority, and to have the new
convention rescind the resolution of
18?-."
Tho national platform adopted by
the democratic party at Chicago calls
lor the repeal of the McKlnley bill and
vhe Sherman silver act, the free coin
age of cart wheel silver dollars and the
institution of state bank currency.
Grover Cleveland ignores all of these
party demands except the repeal of the
Sherman act, and has delayed so long
In making up bis mind about that that
India has got three months tho start of
him.
The leaders of the party are now ask
ing where democracy is at. They won
der if the democratic party, oftcr a Rip
Van Winklelan slumber of thirty-two
years, is yet awake or simply dreaming.
Party organs charge administrative de
lay and uncertainty with cutting down
stock values seven hundred million dol
lars and farm produce values one hun
dred million dollars. Under such con
ditions it seems to be not only wisdom,
but party necessity, to call the party
together in convention oncc moro that
it may gather together its scattered and
dishevelled ideas.
Tho loud-voiced champions of tariff
reform can rise no higher now than to
ask for a sugar tax. The thunder, of
democratic eloquence that once were
wont to shake the hills with tho atroci
ties of tho McKlnley bill died away
these many moons ago. By all means
let democracy reassemble. Let It find
where It Is at.?Minneapolis Tribune.
OTWhy is not this administration
able to fulfill Its pledgss and substitute
free trade for McKlnloytom? It has ]
control of both houses of congress and
the presidency. No obstacle stands In j
Its way In any branch of the federal
government. Congress and president
were both elected by large majorities
uoon the tariff Issue, and now we are
told they "will not be able" to meet
their pledges; It "will not be possible
to do so." Why? Not because they lack
the power, but because they dare not |
face the consequenccs of abolishing a
wise tariff system.?Cleveland Loader.
tsrA democratic organ anxiously
queries: "What has become of those
republican tariff pictures?" It might
well ask what has become of tho wall
over "the poor man's little dinner pall"
and also tho "good time." that were to.
follow in the wake of democratic ?uo
cess.?Chicago Inter Ocean. ~
Just received a nice lino of in
fants silk caps and lace cloaks at
low prices. Bee Hive Store. 89-2t.
short time the weal
morning frost. Ne
year of tl
Democrat
Last fall "the Di
oror the' country- (s
teemed neighbor, the
the procession) had"|
they warbled that rai
"Mnrnih, hurrth'for
Oat they go, in we gc
Then we'll be in oIoti
Ah old line Den
Sard is was heard to
days ago, that It, was
filthy d?m clover; i
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iciaTand)
o United
otillus
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which
pregon. III.;-young woman
king a crazy quilt of the
[es which have been given
)y her devoted admirers.
rpillows are to be stuffed
their old love letters. '
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