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The Reward of Courtesy.

While a horse car was crossing
Barnesvll!o bridge, in New Haven,
on Monday evening, a msn inside lost
his hat, which blew out through tho
open window. The car was stopped
and a man on the rear platform obllg-
ingIy got of and chased the hat. He
caught II, but before he got back to the
car his own hat blew offand went into
Mill River. The first man was out OF
the car by this time, and while No. 2
was returning the hat of No. l and
wondering If be should over SEQ his
own nat again, the conductor started
on and both men were left on tho
bridge with one hat between them,
and doubt on tho part of one
whether neighbOrly kindness was re-
ally adapted TO practical use in this
wicked world Hartford C0urant,
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The ladies Of the Baptist church viii
give lawn party at tho parsonage,
corner Patterson avenue and oloandey
street, Friday evening, Julyi5,
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First appearance OF tho Froshlnn or
ehestra at their concert, at Meister-
mans Pavilion Monday, July 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-16

Aston Hungarian Flour.
Tho finest made, for sale only by
En-. n, AIsroS.
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Do you AK for to,t OF soaoposr

no gou AK Tor test Of sozoDoNTis
Just tax 70 q lady for half an hou,;
III NY breath Ia sweet II her teeth are
II her gums are c,ean, IL her gums arc
II her mouth l. pure ana her icaih are
She uses sozoDoNT, thep, We wosp.
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~ You are in need Of a buggy Il will
pay you TO examine the splendid stock
OF the Weir Plow Company,
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DAhLASACADBNY

- a GgsADEp SCHOOL FOR BOYS Ann
HSt,hbS; Trobel Kindergarten. Estah1
us,sleu SIX wears, Next school year hsSIns
TTe epi,so Q iSs2 Send for Catalogue, igti
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW IEUruppg ,.,..
weekly begin 9th Iuly, iSSi, and md "i n,i
S.p,cmbcr' Have proved OF sfgnri usnH
lSt 70 students who design TO pursue tbcIr
STUDIES at this or other Law Scho0ls, SNi
10 those who propose 10 read prlynieIv!
M 9iHi 10 practitioners who have not nd
Tor circular npsly Pc. UnIv,rsltv mi Va;
70 JOHN B. MINOR, Prof Com. and Stot
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OUR LONG BUSINESS STANDING
In This Community Should be SUM-.
0icut Cusrauteo

OF tho quality Of goods we oiler for
sale, therefore don't DO deceived, but
buy. tho genuine Mosquito Lotion,
mado only by HickoX & HCaruo, in
w. II. Patterson d Co.'S, old stand.
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IMrORTED MAIR BRusnEs.

rooth-brushts, soRps, Extracts and
Colognes
at Hlnkox & Hearno's drugstoro, In
w, II. Patterson 4 Coz, old stand.
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Tho Weather

Moine's orchestra At tho Froshipn
Concert, at Moisterhan's Pavilion
Monday, July 90. wv ''''i'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-11

yesr, on Tuesday evening hast W. r.
Whitman, Commander; Jas. N. Chancey
Jr.. Vice Commander; w. r. Hanna. Chap
lain; w. A. Barry, Quartermaster; William
Carson, Officer Of the Day; John Mckenzie,
Officer Of the Guard; E. i. Post Adjutant;
A. F. Gates, Surgeon. The were installed
BY w. 4. Barry as Past Commander. The
latter was installed BY the Commander.elect.
The post is in q Hourishing condition, mum
bering forty-two members, with several
applications for admission In the hands OF
the committee.
Our young friend, Bob Leidy, goes to
Dunsfort this county, next week, to work
at his trade.
Vim K. Craig. of Pittsburg, is rusticating
among relatives here.
Prot. a.. r. Hollands mother is quite i'll
at his residence. She is q very aged lady.
Miss Kate Howell is confined to her room
with in6amatory rheumatism, but is re-
ported better to-day.
John G. Bell, late agent and telegraph
operator on the B. 4 o. railroad, Is spend.
ing q few days at his fathers residence,
near this place. He intends going West in
g few days.
Squire Mayes performed go marriage
ceremonies in 1884, being a gain Of &c over
the year previous. His docket yesterday
numbered 1859. Quite o number got their
New Years gifts by being married during
the holidays.
The genial countenance OF our friend
Archy I. Hupp, of your city, was in town
last evening.
A couple of our Presbyterian friends eel.
ebrsted the battle of New Orleans by going
to a country prayer meeting. Qucry-Was
it not more for a good supper than the
meeting? If the latter, they need not have
left town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-11
NV ~MARTINSVILLE.
A Choice Collection of Local and Personal
News.

N0Wbs
Special % he Sunday Register.
New MARTNsEILLE. January,l0.--Council
met in regular monthly session Monday
(. night.
W. L. Wiley and 7. F. Young were al
Burton this week, taking depositions.
The two buildings on the Coulter lot have
been removed to the lot next to Stender's
mill, which will add materially to the ap-
pearance of that vacant locality, whea they
are finished.
Captain N. B. Davis is at home for a few
DAYS.
+. C. Bucker and family are confined to
their rooms with the humps. They are all
convalesceut except Mr.. Bucher, who took
cold on his.
z Justice Eakins will take full control Of
the Wetzel House, April LIST.
Jas. 4. Young has brought W. W. Selbys
stock OF groceries and will continue business
at the old stand. Jimmy" has the energy
and will likely make a success in his new
departure.
T. 8. Riley was in town, Tuesday, looking
after the Bridgeman case.
N. A. Clayton and L. F. Phillips, of
Warrington, and Jacob Rider, OF Martins
Ferry, were registered at the Brast House
this week.
There was 9 good timber run-out in the
creek, Tuesday; but little lumber went out
into the river.
Episcopal mite society met at S. R. Mar
tins, Tuesday evening.
There is quite a revival in progress at the
Southern Methodist Church. About forty
conversions.
W. W. SeIby, ]. P. elect has opened up
an office.
Miss Retta McCsSkey has been confined
to her bed the past week.
A. W. Oxnard was in Pittsburg last
week.
DIR. Curtis has purchased a full blooded
Arabian pony for q saddle horse. 1t is said
to be very fast. The doctor says hei tired
ofwalkiDg to town through the mud.
There is war and rumors Of war, suits and
Iumors of suits, and-well, we are glad we
are not a councilman or town officer Just
now.
Street Commissioner Higgins was out
with his force this week scraping the mud
of Main street.
Vim. Ankron Is confined to his room at
the Brast House with the mumps.
The roller skate craze has struck US, DR..
II. Z. Kimple opened a rink at Standford's
hall Thursday night.
Lew Oblinger is preparing his ice house
to ill at the fmbopportunity.
With Q reViykr, skating rink, two pool
rooms and q quiet game Of draw in progress
nightly, one can surely be accommodated.
Badly needed repairs have been made to
some Of the Main street crossings.
Sheriff Stinder is having the court house
renovated. Itis one too soon. for it ha'
looked more ike q Chinese den than EN-.
pie Of justice for the last ten months.
The attorneys are al busy preparing for
court The retiring sheriff has q DON at
Weitzel House.
THE sentiment here is divided between
Dennis and GiIkeson for Speaker Of the
next House, but unanimous for Major Pey'
ton for ehiefclerk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-11
FERRY.

Yesterday a report wa in circu'ai'n to
the effect that the Elson Glass Works would
give the old price and resume the first oil
February. As expected we found the re-
port to be without foundation. At head
quarters the reporter was informed that
they had no intention Of starting, and in
stead of resuming in February it would be
more ike September. What one factory
does they will all do, this is known to a GER
tainty.
This afternoon there will be services at
St. PaGTs Episcopal Mission on Third street
al 2 P. N, by Rev. ". W. Walker.
Miss Lennie McHenry, Of the West End,
is visiting relatives at Mingo Junction.
Miss Blanche Wethersld is visiting her
grandfather, Mr.. A. l. Wetherald, at Mas.
sillon.
Mrs. Veazey has gone to New Orleans to
take in the Worlds Exposition.
Messrs. Jas. A. Gray and Henry Greiner
are still very sick. :.
1t was on First street. She declared it
vas a ghost and all the family became very
much excited. The father said never mind,
but when you want anything in the jeWelry
line or any repairing done call at the
ieveky store on Hanover street.
Mrs. John S. Romick, Of Burlington, Is
the guest of Mrs. LASTLY, IN the Island.
!. N. Talbot talks Of going West in the
spring.
On Friday evening two sacks OF hour
were stolen from the front OF c. N. Wells
store, on Hanover street
Mathew Danah, Of TiltonTille, was in
town yesterday !,
SyL Wethsrad and wife, Of BeIlaire, took
in tie Eureka skating rink yesterday.
Miss Anna McKim Is visiting friends 81
WeIlsyille.
David Fowler has built himself q good
two-story frame house on the Drenner
farm.
Misses Alice Gray, Of Pitts5urg, and
Lizzie Moore, Of TiltonTille, we're the guests
of friends here yesterday.
Tax collector, ]. 7. Craig, wishes TO N
form our readers that this coming week WI
be the last for paying advertised delinquenl
taxes.
On Friday two brAkemen on the c. &P.
road noticed q pig near the depot Sup
posing il had fallen out ola car they 81
tempted to eateh IL They ran Il al owe
Clarks addition and finally succeeded Il
driving It back TO the depot. By this TIN
mute 8 crowd had assembled SUDDEN
Howard Gibson appeared with o bag elu
and threatened 70 thrash the brakemea 70
trying 10 EsfLk s hog It belonged TO M
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MANNINGToN.

what Is Doing in n Live Railroad Town.
Speeiaf1 he SSadGy RegtsT.
WARRINGTON, january lO.-News is as
scarce this week as the times are hard.
A petition has been in circulation here
this week and has received the signatures
of some of the citizens while others have
squarely refused to sign is, The object OF
tie petition is to retain George Shinn, not
v astandinr the charges preferred against
him for auesed misconduct on last Christ
mas day and at other times.
Mr.. Charley Raymond, wife and son, ana
Mrs. Hettie Cunningham, OF FairmonL are
visiting relatives and friends in wi
Nj. W. Z. Miller is in town on business in
the interest of Scheidler's saw mill works OF
Newark, o.
Allison Hamilton returned from Wheel
ing Thursday night.
bob" Wilson, representing the hrm o.
Paul & Co., OF Wheeling, was circulating
amonehis customers and friends Friday.
Tramps are getting too numerous abou'
here for any good. What is the antidote
for themH
James S. Furbee, a student of the Fair
mont Normal School, who came home to
spend the holidays, has been confined to his
room for a week past with quinsy, but ex-
poets to be able to return to school soon.
Capt. Frank Burt, one of the leading Pro
hibitionlsts of this State, is energetically en-
gagged in procuring sgners to a petition to
the Legislature, the object Of which is to Sc
care the submission Of q prohibitory amend
ment to a vote Of the people.
Skating Kinks are the craze at other places.
WHO VII immortalize himself by starting one
here?
Mrs. Aggie Morris, o. Bellaire, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Koon, at the Commercial
Hotel.
This town is badly scourged from en- to
end with disease. Many persons are con-
fined TO their rooms, but none are nov IN
any immediate danger.
Mr. James A. Coleman is no better, and
it is said his disease has assumed the form
Of consumption.
Mac Clayton, the handsome young drug
gist, was sick and confined to his room for
several days. but on yesterday he was able
to take charge of his store.
Willer Ioder, of PiedmOmt, is here visit
ing his relatives and friends.
Prof j. '. Carpenter, County Superln-
tendent of schools was in tow Thursday.
Mr. Poster, a young ~gesiemen OF Terra
Alta, is the guest of his brother.in-law,
Rev. C.. J. lrippet.
A series of protracted prayer meetings is
now in progress at the NJ. Is. Church. The
members are becoming wssmed up, and
quite likely an old-fashioned. Methodist re-
vival will follow.
The members Of Evening Stsr Lodge |.
0. 0. F., OF this place, was royalty enter
tanned by an oyster supper given last Satur'
day evening By the newly.elected officers.
On last Sunday, the i.h inst J. Ramer
Smith died at the residence of his parents,
in this place. Deceased was % years old.
The remains were taken to Pennington
on Monday, and there inferred. Death was
sudden, as he was able to walk about on
Saturday, but for q number of yeazs he has
been addicted to- falling fits.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-11

Pittsburg. have accepted are
SooP.'5. ~ gone 20 work.
dueuoa snbIs damage was done to Tia
Coos sSs erucible works OF Hussey, Howe
otnse rs city, BY the explosion Of natural
last Monday.
gas NJ Hope Iron Company Of Somer.
W.S has received an order from the
SSh IN Iron Company for 40 tons of
SIS DlAts to keep their works going dur.
eOHeN 5rssk down Of their mill.
pennsylvania steel works, located
ries east Of Harrisburg, which shut
S sn Decenber 10Th for necessary repairs,
nA A. New Castle, Pa. on the day before
uHS,mss, P. L. Kimberly & Co. distributed
en- 0OO among the employees of The sheet
I'll This action has done much TO re
.-s confidence. The balance is expected
~ ~ rad in few days. Mr.. Kimberly, it
" U~ndsstOod, has asked for an extension
or s;ybteen months and it is said that none
oitke creditors have refused the request
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Miss Nellie Kent,

Wellington. Loran county, o., writes: "Dr.
s. r Hartman & Co, Columbus, o. Gen
tlen,r: have been q great sufferer from
chronic cstarrh, bronchitis and neuralgia OF
the face. | have been taking your Peruua
for one month. The neuralgia and cstarrh
is almost well. and the cough is much bet
ter. ike your Peruua very much.
{. f. Dupler, aged thirtY-four years OF
Fouaity Illinois. had been affected with
a chronic eartarrh which he FIRST discovered
Zix wears $50. In succession he lost his
smell, taste and hearing, The disease was
so malignant that it not only attacked the
softer parts, but destroyed the oony ,psrn-
ton Of the nose and seriously affected the
external parts. He could only hear q watch
ticking by holding it close to his ear. lie
suffered intense pain in the nose, from which
Green, dry clots Of offensive odor Tell In
this condition he presented himself to Dr.
Hartman several months ago. DE ean now
beara watch eightinehes from hls night and
six inches from his left ear. His taste aud
.meTI are again returning, and the external
Dart of the nose is quite well. Few more
Grateful patients ever left q physician
oaice than Mr.. Dupler. he said, why in
the world vas Peruna not prescribed to- me
long Agor
Cramps OF the Stomach.
We have the privilege Of reporting the
following case. Those similarly affected
car get the name and address of DR.. Hart
man. The lady does not want her name
IN the papers For . year or years tine
writer does not remember the length OF
time) this lady had cranes, the most fear
ful. Of the stomaeh, every day and night
which would be followed BY that terrible
weakness which was something wonderful
The suffering and distress Of this lady was
ipdescribable and almost unenduraele;
| Afer al the physicians and medicines had
failed, and al hope had almost lied, Dr.
Hartman YES consulted, and from the trst
day Of taking his Peruna the cramps and
an bad feeling left her, and now Tor over q
month has been entirely free from every
SYMPTOM. A more thankful patient no
( doctor ever had.
Mr. BOzgs, druggist Charleston, HAMA
VIA county, w. Va, writesk "Peruna sell'
wen here, and gives good s~stuisspon- Gus
toners speak vel ofit
DR.. ]. Anderson, Coshoctoa, o. W<shes,
aYour Peruna sells web and gives go1s
satisfaction. fconsider & ; splendid ued'
cine
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GLASS NOTES.

ThszlAss works a. Sandwich. Mass are
rauninS fnll time.
AEasw & Co., Pistsburg, are SHINING full
handed
The oeawa, Ill, flint glass factory is run
ming alealily, full time.
Pt. ~ window glass factories are all
unaio&$ sl time, with fair prospects.
The factory Of Ward & Co, Pitts
EsYx sls|ed up last Monday.
The tkrryingin BOYS at the Bsllsire bot
lie works have been reduced Eve cents per
day;
The prescription glass workers have not
va settled the!r difficulties with the manu-
fackrrers-
The boftlework at Steubeuville we're sold
last 3Alusday to Joshua Manly OF that
place Ss,l5o.
TIA stal Plate Glass Co, Of St. Louis,
VII mart up next week having completed
repairs
David Evans i Co, Sosthside, Pittsburg,
have put natural gas into their furnaces and
s1&rtsd up.
f 6reat Hssts-n glass factory, al 81
Ioo'8 has no! yet decided as TO the time OF
rcate<I'ng.
IRE titizsns Of M~ouudsville offer several
tctkef ground and 5000 to any one who
viii sa<t s glass factory at that place.
S. Louis has six glass factories two Of
ehich produce GiGt bottles, two green and
R.pbtr bottles one window glass and one
ron plate glass and green bottles.
here are no prospects Of q settlement Of
~ trouble over the river.
AFrsngemens are in progress for the for
Hts'bn OF a cooperative glass factory N
Tft1barg.
be Mississippi Glass Company Of ST.
tth have enlarged their works
President Of the HolloW-Wsre Glass
Hres League reports business very dull
[tfhe East.
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BRILLIANT.

The Skating Rink CraEe-Chureh Matters
Social.
SeeisI 70 ~ SssSay E4SiEw.
BRILLEST, January 10. - Miss Annie
Moore mas retired from the millinery bust
ness and returned home to Tltonville.
Alfred Obney, n Of o u grOesEymen, Is
about to leave for East Liverpool
The skating craze has struck Brilliant.
The burst Rsyle gas well is going down
slowly, and IS now about seven hundred ieet
deep.
The Congregational Church Is not yet
ready for occupancy.
The N. E Church viii begin quarterly
meeting at this place tomorrow, and win
commence q revival Immediately alter
wards.
Our sidewalks are in q miserable condi-
ton. II isa pity Council could not at least
order them cindered-
Council failed to mAtsrislize last meet
ing.
w. E. Wallace Jr., Of H~ammondsviIIe. is
building 8 skating rink on the Wallace prop
erty. near the nail mill The rink Is to be
A0xsO, with q 6rstclsss maple aoor, aud
win Be under the mznagenent o. u Nc
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~
and ihey had much difficulty in making %
explanation. This Is avery good joks on
them.
Next Thursday Mayor n. C. Mitchell and
Clerk J. I. Hanea viii go to Columbus to
secure . special legislature act authorizing
our voters to vote on the question Of water
works.
Miss Ella Beymer WI spend Sunday In
Wheeling with Miss Lizzie Wickham.
Butter is selling at l592sc per pound;
eggs. SOC per dozen; apples, 20925c per
peck; potatoes. 65@75o per bushel; par
ships. SOC per peak. and cabbage. $3.50 per
head.
The FIRST entertainment to be given by the
Crescent Literary Society, at Ulrich's Hall.
next Saturday evening, promises to be
worth seeing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-11
MIL NOTES.

10 forge department Of Tugs mill, Pitts
started up last Monday.
Lbe nail mill q, MingO Junction has shut
down
4he Cleveland rolling mill has started
{te tuin.
wilson, Walker ( Co 8 mil, Pittsburg, Is
<fHln in operation.
fhess Cook & Co.'S mill, Pittsburg, is
, in operation.
he prospective sale Of the Hall rolling
Hubbard, o., to Sharon, Pa, capital
has fallen through
hoenberger's old mill andhorse shoe fac
Pttsburg, are again IN operation, haE-
completed stoekts6ng.
he hammer and forge departments Of
Black Diamond Steel Company, Pits,
have started up.
rovn. BoBnel& Co.'S mills, at Younzs-
!. D., started up IN al departments this
1be Bs<flehem Iron Company have
stErtsiftheir steel nil at Eass0n, Pa, after
AK &eeksidlsnesA
The rolling mill Of 7. L Kimberly & Co
Sharon. Pa has pE2e&A en-
eyes E'a Be q fun next pay day
4 @poyes az he Keystone B1ass
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-11
PITTSBURGH INDUSTRIES.

There is nothing startling in the iron
business this week in the way Of improve.
msnt. It is rather soon, however, as quite
a number OF firms have not invoiced their
stock or completed necessary repairs A
large number Of our manufacturers feel
about the same as at this time last year. A
great many looked for q revival of trade,
but in this not only q few but all were dis
appointed, as it was Just the reverse. II
the spring outlook follows the same course
as that Of last year, we are sorry TO say it
but really there H nothing very hopeful
ahead.
The mills that q year or more ago were
on double turn are still the same, with the
prospect OF a majority of them remaining
so. These are the Etna, Union, American,
Clinton, Millvale, Pittsburg Forge andIron
Works, three mills Of Oliver Bros. & Phil
lips, Republic, and the works Of A. N. Byers
& Co. The works Of Wilson, Walker & Co.
has always been a double turn mill, and is
vet, but within the last FIVE months the aver
age has not been over half time.
AT Clsrk's mill the Puddlers still hold on
double turn, and the same AZ Sligo.
The most discoursging outlook at any
mill is at Painters. Nothing but q few
trains OF finishing rolls are on, with a small
stock OF muck iron oa hand, and both pud,
ding mills are idle, with q prospect of re-
naming so for about SIX weeks.
All the other mills are just as predicted
oil al,n- -, a. L.. -... H.
kenstone mill is jus: shut down. The Eliza
iron and bolt works is set in motion every
day, BY the say so Of the men, but q call at
the eompsnys general Office revealed the
fact that inside Of three weeks the pudding
department would not be lighted up. The
pudding department at the Pennsylvania
is closed, AMI the finishing depart
ments are next to shut down. At the Pipe
town mill the average run is not one-third
Scarcely halt time is expected for
some months at the works Of Chess, Cook
( Co.
The run at Zug's mill is the same as
some months before the holidays-one forge
and the other one double turn. The
nail factory is on three days q week.
At Shoenberger's mill one forge is on six
heats, and outside Of the plate mill little is
being done.
At the Wayne mill the puddlers are not
averaging half time, but at the Star works,
in Allegheny, the outlook is q little better,
IS both puddle mills are on six heats.
There was q report in some Of the daily
papers that several firms are buying muck
ron and keeping their puddlers idle. So
TAR there is no truth in it. There is q
firm likely TO do that before long, but so far
rs others are concerned Carnegie Bros. X
Go. and A. NJ. Byers are buying more or
less o fmuek iron the whole year. If prices
we're frmer there would be quite q number
Of firms ready to make muck bars for the
The rolling mill at Scottdale has been
idle for four weeks to make necessary re-
pairs ard invoice the stock.
The McKeesport mill of W.. D. Wood 4
Co. and the National tube works of the
place are still idle. A call at the
offices nt these works By a reporter of the
Labor Tribune revealed nothing eneourag-
ing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-11

Cormick. which Is q guarantee that It WI
Be run properly and successfully.
T. C.. CLARK, of w. b. Rodgers q Co. nal
been visiting friends at Morristown for the
past week.
John Minto, wto built the WeilsbuEg
rink aud the one st this place. has gone to
Safinesville to build one.
TIE Sraulding nail mill closed down
Thursday for what is hoped only q short
time.
w. Il. Wallace, of Hammondsville, was
in town Saturday.
James West is circulating a petition for
the postoffce in his own behalf. -,
The vacant room in Rodgers new, build
ing is q favorite resort as a skating rink.
Several couples of our young folks are Oh
on q pleasure trip to Wheeling on the Aoner
ONfaL.