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Fire and water.
the world.

A large mass of goods at less than
cost. w. b. Harlans stock in the Coop
building. Bargains for everybody.
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WINE OF cAR0UI" cures irregular,
>-ul, or difficult menstruation.
irssle by j. q. Jami.on.
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a~arl and upward, is the watch
al Halliday Bros, with spot
a. the motto.
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FOR SALE.

thirty desirable vacant town lots
+ terms: also residence property.
.5uire Of
4. SLINGEELASD.
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New PHYsIcIAN:-The card of DR..
W. \. Glover, homeopathic physician,
appears in this issue. Glover is re-
Gently from Elmira, New York. He
comes highly recommended and endor
sed by the press OF his town. He will
be found at the Parcels House. See
card.
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DIED-On January lst, Mrs. Jemima
Biggs, aged - years.
Mrs. Biggs had been i'll for long
time, and was brought from Macon
county to this place that her daughter,
Mrs. Anna Murphy, might administer
10 her wants as only daughter can.
Mrs. Biggs was taken TO Macon county
for burial
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1fyou want number one article of
lard call at Miller's with your buckets,
kettles and pans.
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See notice of the North Missouri
Hotel in this issue. Friend Ballew is
popular landlord. and is making a
success of the n. NJ.
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DIED-Att the house Of Anthony Gooch
in this city, on the Sth INST, OF Typho.
pneumonia. Mr.. NJ. L. Nallanding-
ham, Of Columbia. No.
Mr.. Nallandingham was forced to
take his bee. about the time OF the meet
ing of the teacher institute. which be
came upto attend. He WAS a former
student here, and hal spent eight years
in obtaining an education. The stu
dents and professors Of the Normal
school manifested much kindness and
attention. and his brother and sister
were with him during the last week of
his illness.
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N }. Wilkes for hardware.
h.J. Wilkes for wagons.
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures

STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale bsJ. G.. .Tamison.
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Solid Business Rsfises, 10 cts per Line First
and } cents each additional Insertion.

Millinery goods still going very cheap
at Mrs MarchandS.
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makes happy household.
For Sale by &c. Jainison.
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-slsCK-DRAUGHT." cures costive-
aud Sick-ueadache.
Sale by J. Il. Jamison.
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Winter goods very cheap to make
room for spring stock ii Mrs. Mar
chands.
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OVercoats at cost at
Lankin's.

Eleven pounds good sugar
for ONLY one dollar at W. c. GIaize's
grocery.
4 few more nice winter hats left at
Mrs. Narchants.
First class sorghum at GLAZE gro
Gerry. Try ii.
Call at Mrs. ellis gallery. Oh the
west side, for photographs or gems.
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an SALE OR TRADE-l,0 acres govern
:, .pr,er in sraoryiile. Polk county, Ne
n, ~ acres under cultivation. young
~ md trec>. good y Ell. ,cc Adjacent 10
~. churches and railroads Apply al
:. shcc
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,rs FIR Sale, To Let. Etc., Sc per Line.
each insertion.


Persons having Farms or town prop
:. "A seIl rent or trade 10 call at the Graphic
r.,atc Advertising Agency. Parties de-
- help ot any kind. or persons desiring
-.s,rmtni. should make theiriwants known
IA hi, Agency. For particulars apply
Al. Office
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IN SALE wagon, teas and harnesses.
- 1- s.c;J-rl notes. Euo2ire 81 y. :.
~. e., - Normal lrilGin-.
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Z Mikes
Tor family groceries
east side square.
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Good nice lard in any quantity you
want at Miller & Cos. meat market.
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Eleven pounds good sugar
for ONLY o.:e dollar at W. C. Glaize's
grocery.
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SWINE OF cARDUI" four times a dav

p. S.-roo late now.
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NOR SALE. Fine stock farm Of ia
l.. iaJ in cultivation. with ~ acres If tim
81 NE half mile distant Good house sta
,alr horses. two good wells and about 1r
II trees VIII sell at bargain or trade fo
.-s-er farm. Good stock range Adjacent
flee for further Information.
Sale.-l0 acre trult farm IN breen
eood house and barn, well. and fine or
d ii 20 apple trees. and abundance @
and snail fruits. VIII be >old cheap
Il 7iiia- in splendid order for a comfortabl,
b. apply at this, Office
as:::t Business Locals 10 cents per Line
Y cent discount Tor additional insertions
TO ADVERTISERS.
-omake it fair and business like fol
l he GRAPHIC does no free adver.
s1s-except for benevolent or char
sle purposes. In other words adj
users are expected to pay full time
F2lnouces, until ordered out. Bear
SIN mind.
AT 4 SACRIFICE
-amaged goods at ruinously low
E1Tes going of rapidly. Harlan 5
fk-CoopS building. Now ready.
respondents must send Us their
+name along with their communi
IONS 50 that we may know who they
The names when desired Will be
1 strictly confdential-but we must
e them This an imperative rule
d newspaper Offices. Please remem-
ia.J. Wilkes for hardware.
IF.J. Wilkes for wagons.
: Slingerland has complete set of
Distract books. ". side square. 80
ash paid for country produce at
l,-sday Bros.
WINE OF cARDUI" cures irregular,
~1'ul, or difficult menstruation.
irsale by j. q. Jami.on
FOOD maple molasses at W. {.
ss'ae's, also sorgham. Best in town.
'lest line of cigars. tobaccos and
At Giaizes grocery store. Call and
LIN.
DO is cash? You viii find out by
Easing groceries at Halladay Bros
onot forget to call at John Cas-
'ior ladies' kid gloves.
.AAcK-DRauGHT." cures cos.ive-
and Sick Headache.
Sale by }. Il. Jamison.
'W viii buy You a clean shirt, best
2oalin, nd all linen bosom and cuffs
Gro. Il. BgEwIyGToS :.
ssnber that for fannels you must
John Caskey's.
: iac' do not forgetto call at John
''gs for anything YOU want.
aTarl and upward" is the watch
at Halliday Bros, with spot
a. the motto.
Mikes
Tor family groceries
east side square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
BELLAIRE.
CHURCHES rO.Morrow : Base BALL p,

Churches TO.MOrroW - base BALL Per.
SQUALLS, dc.
A committee OF the Presbytery, To be ap-
pointed by the Moderator, will visit Bellalrs
in two weeks, probably, to organize a new
church on Gravel Hill.
A sewer is being laid from D. Il. Darrah'S
houSs to the Thirty.sixth street sewer.
A breWtpin was found on Friday afternoon
between the postoilce and Westlake's shoe
shop. The owner an have Il by describing
1t at Faris's grocery.
Father Gull has been looking up some
articles Of beauty and interest for the Loan
Exhibition.
The gnss on lawns about town Is already
being moved.
There will be preaching at Rock Hill
Church on Saturday, preparatory 10 CONF
muniOn services on Sunday. Rev. Robert
Alexander, Of IT. Clairsville, will assist Key.
Black.
Rev. W. W. Morton, who has been staying
for Some time at his fGther-in.IAw's, Mr. Fin
neys near 81. ClAlrSville, TO reoupsrate, will
preach In the Presbyterian Church here sun.
Gay.
Tue Ohio lAss Ball Club will play picked
nlns on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Undercnber and Miss Alice
Long, oi Brooks Run, were married by Kew,
Armstrong, Thursday.
j. n. Reese Is In ST. Louis OH business.
Mrs. @. ". Scott, formerly Of this place,
now Of Chicago. Is quite sick at her daughter s,
MrA Murray Fawcetts. Il. G. +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
DORSEY AND rae STAR ROUFEs.
He Demands an InYcstiEatIOn' Of His
Alleged Connection With the Ring.


He Demands an investigation Of His
Alleged Connection With the Ring.
WAsHINaToS, April 20. = Ex-senator
Dorsey has been adtvs all day eudeAv.
oring to Offset the allegations connecting
him with the Star route ring, and Gear
himself Of the charge. It was stated to-
night by authority direct from Dorsey,
that the latter had requested the Post.
master. GeneraEto investigate Immediately
DouOy's alleged completely, aud that the
PoslmRster'i General admitted that he
could not find any evidence TO connect
Dorsey with the ring, and Gen, James
will tomorrow write q letter to the Presi.
dent, stating that nothing is found against
Dorsey. On the basis otthis letter Dorsey
will make his defense to the public, deny
ing that he ever had any connection with
the Star SeFviee ring, Dorsey had O long
talk with the Postmaster. g General to-day,
and 1t Is said he insisted on having
an immediate statement; that II
there was anything against him let
It be given, and II nothing he wanted
It AIated, There 10 bad blood
between Msssrs. Dorsey and Brady, per-
sonally, and those who maintain the
charges against the Star route line. 1t
will result In aiding the pending inveSti.
cation to uuearth and expose All oil the
rings doing 90. President GArReldis firm
in the determination TO expose the wrong,
regardless Of whom It might involve,
A special election will be ordered In
South Carolina to elect o member TO Com
gress, in place 0'Connor, deceased, as
the Governor OF that State holds that
0'Oonnor was legally elected last Fall,
Mr.. Mackey, q Republican, who ran
against him, contested the seat, claiming
that he was elected. As the district is Re-
publican Mr.. MACkey's friends advised
him to make the race Rgain, believing that
he could be 80 plainly elected as 10 avoid
a contest, and that this plan would be
easier and cheaper than to make q con-
test. Mr.. Davis held that Mr., 0'Connor's
popularity with the ColoTed voters elected
him, and they have expressed doubts OF
finding another man who could carry the
district, It Is announced now that the
Democrats intend 10 run Mr.. Campbell, q
lawyer and q Democrat who supports
Gsrfeld's administration, and will make
his race on q pledge 10 support II In Con.
gress. Owing 10 the nearly equal division
Of the two parties in the next House, on o
seat Is valuable, and the Indications are
that both parties will strain every nerve
10 get this seat,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30

Completely DeiuOraIIEed, and Glad Ia
G0 TO work-N0 Disturbance but BY
Women and children.
ST, LOUIS, April 20.-Most Of the street
railroad lines are running to day, and all
OIthem will probably resume tomorrow.
Each company makes its own terms with
The men, there having been no concert ol
action or general agreement among them.
Notrouble has yet occurred on any Of the
foAd, and the only interference 80 fat 70.
ported occurred on the Cass avenue line.
When the first car on this road reached
Eighteenth street and Cass avenue In what
iS known local. y as kerry Patch, i" inhab.
lied mainly by Irish, some fifteen OF
twenty women pslted the driver with
mud and threw cold water on him. Al
Seventh street and Cass avenue some men
threw mud and rocks at a car, aud again
at Eighth street large party Of bows Ss.
sal led the cars with rocks aud mud No
body was hurt and no arrests were made.
Those Of the strikers who Still remain oul
are In a very denOfalized condition And
do not seem 10 know what 10 do. TheiI
meeting al Turner Hall this morning vSI
but SIimly attended, and It Is qnite IikeIy
that they will soon diSband.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
RussIAs R0YAL RECLAusE.

Tho Throne Virtually AbdIeAIed-A
Graphic Account Of the COuditI0n Of
ThInES-A Situation No Grave that II
would be Difficulty to ExAEerate IT
fhe Land without Government.
New YORK, April l9,-Cablegrams from
o correspondent at st. Petersburg gay:
1t would bs difficult to exaggerate the
gravity OF the situation In Russia at pres.
ent. Never before was the need Of
steady hand at the helm so deeply and 30
universally felt. II required nothing less
than the tragedy Of the thirteenth OF
March to open mems eyes to the fact that
the reform which the revolutionats en-.
deavored to wiring from the Government
BY bloodshed cannot and must not be long
delayed. In the matter Of intelligence,
the women of Russia are much superior
10 the men. II they ventured to formulate
their desires they would repeat the de.
mands contained In the last pFocla.
nation Of the famous executive com.
tnittee. II is surprising to see how
much there is In common between Russian
intelligence and the revolutionary party;
the diatinCtion between them lies not In
the end aimed at, but In the means EN-.
ployed, The absence ot that freedom
which some demand and all desire leaves
the Russian retormer no choice bit
silence or sedition. No one who has
travelled through Russia lately can have
failed 10 note the marked difference be.
tween the peasant OF the past and the
peasant oil the present. The peas.
ants are waking from their death.
like Blumber OF centuries. The spring
time Of national lie is dawn.
ing; the trees still look withered and
dead the winter snow still whltens the
ground and the chilly sleet ruslles through
the branches; but the sap is rising and the
leaves and blossoms will soon spring forth.
What sort OF q crop II will be depends
mainly on decisions that must shortly be
made. Meantime the Emperor lives 10
retirement at Gotschina, and sees no one
but Prince Yaroutaof Doahkof. The
people speak In official circles OF moral
abdication and shake their heads when
they speak Of the future. II may be, how.
ever that ere long we shall have o mani.
iesto ot some sort and an indication OF the
policy to be pursued. Atpresent there is
none, and Russia is without government.
L AHlST AT Policy.
LONDON, April pa dispatch from
Paris says q prominent diplomAtiSt at St.
Petersburg reports that the Gar and
counsellors are disposed 10 adopt rigorous
repressiye measures having no example in
Russian history. F
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BUCHAREST, April 2o.-A dispatch says
that King Charles declined the jewelled
crown which It was proposed to otdst for
the coming coronation, and which was to
cost 100000 franks His Majesty expressed
The wish that crown Of steel made from
therurkish guns cApLutSd by the Roumsn.
ians A Plevna be used instead
Of the tceptre, and be made ot the same
material, alter the model belon sink 10 the
Wallachian hero Of the sixteenth cen.
tufY. The ceremony will be confined 10
the presentation oil the cFowa. The King
will not be annointed. He considers
that, being o constitutional monarch.
there should be no outward emblem oi
Divine right In the, coronation.
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At ten O'Clock last night the river was 10
feet in the channel and falling slowly
The Buckeye State en- route To oaClnnati
passed down last night.
The Rhodes passed up last night on her
way to Pittsburgh. u"
The Iron Duke passed up with % barges
yesterday. The length Of her tow was soO
feet. .f... '.,0I ~
The Irensides and bargrs will leave this
evening for st. Louis with a big cargo Of rails,
shet iron and nails. ~
All the local packets are running as u'ual.
The Whitaker Iron Company shipped $50
tons OF sheet iron TO 81 Louis yesterday.
The Bellaire Nail Works shipped 3,3OS
kegs OF nails and the Belmont 2O6G kegs yes
terday all TO so 10 st. Louis.
The st. Lawrence arrived at 0 o'clock last
evening and will leave to-day at 8 p. NJ. for
Cincinnati. y 49,
The Grand Lake, with tow OF empties,
passed up last evening, and the Ed. hobbs
down with tow Of Coal,
Captain Dillon, who medjtatel buildibv n
new boat to run In tue Hstersvills trade, has
now given up the project. He thinks lie has
seen enough OF river liie. ..
The Andes Is due from CiacinnaH Monday.
Ed. Mublenian, formerly first clerk ON Tie
Andes; Is going into the hotel business al
Columbus, y. n
Captain Crockard, Of the whartboat re-
ports the receipts oi freight heavier this spring
than at this time last year. :
Repairs are now being made on the wharf.
Some SteanIboAtmth ray II Is about the worst
wharf between here and Cinoinnsti.
The sweeneys are building the machinery
for Captain I'd. lfornbroOkfs new toEbo6t.
the hull Of which Is being built at Browns.
vile. ....I.',
The BatClelar was due from Pittsburgh
last night and will return this morning.
PltTsBuRgT. April 20 River 7 feet and
falling. Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, April 2D-River % feet 0
inches and falling Weather clear and pleas
ant Arrived; andy Baum, Memphis De.
parted: Andes, Wheeling; James u. Parker,
Memphis. Passed down: Montana, from
Pittsburgh To st Louis.
CAIRo. April 29.-Riyer Il teet ] inches and
falling. Weather clear. Thermometer ZOE.
Arrived: My Uhoce, ". Louis; .. P. Scbenck,
New Orleans Departed! Iron Age, II. Louis,
U. y. schenck Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
YELLOW CREEK AHNIHILATED.
The Little Hamlet UndsrgoCs RulnOus
Visitation Of the FLAMES.

willow OREEE, ONO, April 29.-0ur
little town was scourgsd with terrible
fire last night, that destroyed property
and goods to the amount Of about SIS. 900,
The fire was first discovered between 10
and II O'Clock, In Mr.. Nessley's new
building, and totally destroyed his house,
hold goods and his stock Of groceries and
produce In the store below. The tire orig.
mated in the storerOom, and must have
been the work Of an inCendiary, as there
was no fire in the room oil day. Hardly
had the fire thoroughly wrapped this new
building in sheet Of flame, till 1t was dis
covered that Mr.. Barton Porter'a dwelling
near by was alss on fire, and then the
flames sprung up from the q. 4 P. staten,
considerable distance away, showing
that 1t was the work Of incendiaries. All
Of the buildings mentioned were totally
destroyed, besides q number OF small
frame dwellings in theimmsdiats vicinity
Mr. Neasley's loss Is about s. 900, partly
Insured Mr.. Porter's Ia about S., 900, with
no insurance, and the O. 4 P. COmpany's
loss is about 5000. The other losses are
yariousIy estimated at from 5000 to
5000 ..,.-..
ALARdER TOWN SERVED THE SANE WAY,
CHICAGO, April 9O.-An Erentng Journal
special says; This morning the whole
business part Of the vlllSge OF Mount Nor.
ris, Michigan, was burned. The loss is
very large, the town being almost wiped
out, af.. - 81.
The house Of Mr.. Jamea Pearson, near
Charlotte, Mich, was burned last night,
The family slept until the rool fell in,
probably fatally burning Mrs. Plerson and
child.
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Deaths-ReaI Estate Operations = Per
HonRI-TFampA hlIahIng.

Deaths Real Estate Operations - Per
HonHI-TrRmpA MIaSIbg.
The depot OF LaEearVilie will be built as
soon as the plan arrives from headquarters
Mr. George Dodd, residing near town on the
Bethany pike, died yesterday morning, after
long illness. He was formerly a citizen OF
Washington county, Pa.
Mrs. susinnah Lloyd, widow OF William
Lloyd, died on Thursday morning, at the res.
tdence OF her son, james H. Lloyd, In the
tgNty-6rst year oil her age She las been a
citizen Of Wellsburg many years and was
loved and respected by ali who knew her.
The funeral took place yesterday, Rev. Hollis.
ter OF the N. h. Church. officiating The
pall.bearers were Messrs. James H., John D.
and Thomas N! Lloyd, o. NJ. Thatcher, @.
W. Thatcher and G. u. Armstrong, Of Hteu.
benVille.
GRANVILLE Parker Is lying seriously III.
A couple Of tranpJ were put on the chain.
gang a day or two ago. While the Ovefseer
was not observing them closely they removed
their chains and left for parts unknown.
E. F. Moore, an old Wellsburger, was In
town yesterday calling on his many friends.
DR.. Werlich has bought the property OF
tancelot Mcconnell, on Water street, nearly
Oppo ite the National Bank.
I. O Wright is remodeling the building
next t0J. N. Jones grocery, knewn some
years since as the "Pap-r Mil Office, Old
FellowB' and Masonic Hall. q. B. q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
RIVER TOWNS.
MARRIA'S FERRY, WELLSBURG .AHD
BELLAIRE NEWS.
Exercises at the Churches TO.MOrrOW-
Deaths and MAFFIaEes-A Burglar
Taken In the eAeI-AcSIdentN ~ the
LAughIIa Nall wOrks-JouF.
nalIsIio Notes, DC.
MARTINS PERRY.
BuFgIAF CaughE In the Act-AoeideRt Il
q MIL EnEine-NeW PRpeF-mRFFied.

burglar Caught In the Act-Accident Il
q Rnill EuSine-NeW PRpeF-mRFFied.
On Wednesday night Henry Floto wa
visited by burglars, and "Possum" CosS wa
captured in the house in the very act OF bur
gary. His preliminary examination wa
held Thursday before Squire Mitchell, and
In default Of bail he was bound over and taken
to St, ClAisvills yesterday. "PeSum" Is the
same character who was arrested and tried FOL
throwing the stone that hit Martin CaVAnAugh
at the time Of hepOliIical Cimpaign last fall
but he was then acquitted.
At O'Clock Wednesday morning, the en-.
glne at the I.aughlip Nail Works ran through
herself, y as the saying Is, bursting cylinder
head and breaking thinp generally. The
engine-r0 III for time was filled with steam,
but fortunately no one was near at the time
OF the accident, and we therefore have no In
juries TO life aud limb 10 chronicle. The
hands in the nail department are Off this
week In consequence, bat the repairs will
probably be completed so that work will be
resumed the fore part OF next week. Acct.
dents have been quite frequent at the mill the
past few months.
o. N, GAumer, editor OF the 81. CIairSyills
uu+tue. was III tuWH 1nuVuhy
MIR. Henry Warwoodis about again after an
illness ufssveral weeks.
Mr.. John Deal, Of Scotch Ridga, and Miss
Maggie Johnson OF This p ace, were united In
the bonds Of natrimony Thunday evening
by Rev 8. y Kennedy at the house Of the
BRIDES parents IN Clark's addition.
The Prospectus OF the Martins Ferry TimeJ,
our new paper Is out and promises live local
newspaper devoted to the interests OF the
town aud It's pUpe. The new office will be-
in DR.. Vests building, over DR.. ungs
drug store,
Rev. Keys, OF bridgeport, will occupy the
pulpit In the N Il Church, Saturday even.
ing Services will also be held In the nloIn.
ing, though no deAnie app ointment Is yet
made for the morning service.
Rev. DR.. Dixon's wife and daughter from
Cadiz, Ohio are visiting ut Mr.. Il, n. Theak.
er's. ..'...
Miss Workman, from CadIz, Is the guest Of
Miss Platti McNeeley.
Mr., James Hunbut and wife, from CleVe-
land, are iu town for short time.