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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming anC
Coine OF Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
Fred w. Bartlett, of Warrington is al
the Stamm.
Mr.. Ed Booking has returned home from
Atlantic City.
Miss JEANNE Brady has returned from g
pleasant visit to friends in Virginia.
Mrs. J. II. Weistling has returned from
q visit 10 her parents at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jacob Bibles will leave this morn
ing for Bedford Springs, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Myrtle Williamson and daughter,
of Lircolo, Neb, are visitiug her aunt,
Mrs. S Mcconnell, on Sixteenth street
Miss Cencje V. Feinler, who has been
visiting the past few weeks at West Lib
efty, returned to her home on Saturday.
Prof. W. H. Anderson and Prof. Il. @.
Sheppard have returned from a pleasant
excursion to Atlantic City and Eastern
cities.
Rev. Dr.. Swope and Mr.. J. D. gilbert
son leave to-day on two weeks' Eastern
trip. during whic they will visit several
seaside resorts.
Messrs. II. @. Frsrzheim and A. S. List
returned yesterday morniug from Atlantic
City, where they have spent the last ten
days delightfully."-.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jaeger, Of Fostoris,
who have been visiting relatives in the
city for a wesk or so past, will leave for
home in dsy or two.
o. Dolfnger, OF Louisville, I. Lowen.
gait, of Portland, Oregon, snd Robert
Douglass, of S.. Joseph, No., prominent
glass buyers, are quartered at the Mcclure
House.
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Live State Topics

There are SD inmates st the Weston
asylum.
A big railroad meeting was held al
Moorefeld, Saturday night.
Two rival gas companies are fighting
for franchise at Huntington.
1t is said work on the bridge of the Ohio
River railroad over GGyandotte river will
begin very soon.
The wages of the miners at the New
burg snd Tyeonnell mines will be reduced
from 30 to 80 cents ton.
There will be a reunion of Federal and
Confederate soldiers at Huntington, or
September 26, - and %.
Sam Jacobs, of the Wellsburg Herald
has been appointed proof reader in thu
Government printing Office.
A one.Year-old child of Mr.. O. NJ. Faw.
cet,, of Fairmo1t, fell in a six gallon lard
can full OF water, ard was drowned.
The dwelling house of Cornelius O'Leary
with the entire contents, were destroyed
By fire in Greenbrier county, last week.
While Minerva Maxwell, Of FairmoDt,
was trying to cut off ohicken's hesd, che
ampu;ated the first finger on her left hand.
A mo9ushiner named Raines was cop.
tu,ed at Salt Sulphur Springs, Monroe
county, en- the 9th, and his still broken
Up.
The Winfield Council will assess g tax
on physicians prescriptions. given 10 peo-
pie who are not sick" This il q blow at
the thirsty.
A man in Preston county has raised a
crop of timothy, the stocks of come oft
measuring feet in length, with heads 10!
inches long.
Wayne county will vote on October Is
on the proposition TO issue $50, 600 worth
of refunding bonds to liquidate her present
indebtedness
Jimmie McCarty, of School House, Jack
son county, wss kicked by horse, last
week, and died from his injuries several
days aiterward.
The Huntington base ball club defeated
the Chilicothe club in two games last
week, making Is consecutive games the
HuntiugtOns have won.
The Eusign Manufacturing Comany,
which suspended operation on the Both of
July, on account OF the bursting Of cyl.
inder head, has resumed.
A three.mile bicycle race took place at
Central Station last week between Dan
Rollins and NJ. 0'Nsil for gold watch.
OiNeil won in II minutes.
The dwelling house and all it contained
belonging to John Hoke, at Rocky Point,
were destroyed by fire last week. A fatal
ity seems TO have attached 10 the house.
In February Mir. HOke's aunt died in it,
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THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
A Summary of the Contents OF tho Local
and Telegraph Pages.

a Summary of the Contents OF tho Local
and Telegraph Pages.
About ths City.
Wheeling wins q game from Dayton by
score of II TO 10. The home club stands
fifth in the race, with q percentage of AL.
A very interesting interview was pub
liahed with prominent local glass manu-
faciurer concerning the contemplated big
combination OF tableware manufacturers.
Contractor Chisholm, who is building
the new reservoir, was presented with &
gcld.hesded cane By his employees.
The false woik under the channel span
of the Steubsnyille bridge has been com.
pleted, ard the work Of tearing down the
old piers commenced.
The Grand Opera House to be lighted
with electricity.
Robert Jones, claiming to be a Johns
town food sufferer, was arrested and taken
before Justice Arkle, who committed him
to jail for obtaining money under false
pretenses. JOTes is undoubtedly an i'm
postOr.
Tie first instalIment of a very interest
ing history Of Ohio Lodge, A. F. and A
Nj, WAS printed.
Superintendent. Of Schools Z. E Sparks,
Of Martins Ferry, gave some practical
ideas concerning the establishment Of the
proposed Manual Training School, in this
city
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Aunt Sarah Gaddes, the Oldest person
living in this or any county adjoining, is
quite seriously indisposed with chicken
pox, at her home on the farm Of Geo. W.
Freeman, near Oriede. Aunt Sarah is o
colored lady, and for many years was o
slave, but since the war has been living in
a small hat at the place above named She
has always been selfsuppOrtiDg until Ie-
Gently when the families living near her
have seen that she WAS bountifully sup
piled with all the necessaries and luxuries
that she could dispose of, Even yet she
insists on doiug her own work, although
not lesa thsn one hundred and ten years Of
age, while some of the best accounts put
her age at even 140 years Grafton Sen
fnl,
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Ytm :aGUsn;ssmsRia.

. s. GOOD sells Dry Goods the cheapes
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Took Many Chances.

On last Tuesday morning AIpheus
Campbell, of Brsxton county, while haul
ing boom timber, had very narrow escape
from death. A piece of oak timber 90 feet
long and about IS inches in diameter, with
two hewn surfaces on opposite sides OF 10
or II inches, while being unlosded from a
wagon, fell on him, sliding him on the
ground several feet. Then the log COM
meneed rolling, carrying Alpheas with it
down very steep bank, about 80 feet,
into the river, rolling over him two or
three times. When the log struck the
water Alpheus happened to be partially on
top Of it or he would probably have been
drowned, as the water was or Z set deep.
His right thigh was broken and his left
shoulder badly hurt He chung to it for
several minutes until some of the boom
hands came 10 his assistance. He will re-
cover
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IN SMALL WAY.
The News of the Day POintedly Para
grsphed for Hasty Readers.
Il

The News of the Day POintedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.
THE nights are getting decidedly cool.
BoARD of Commissioners this morning,
in special session.
THERE will be no music at The Wheel.
ing Club tonight.
THERE will be about fifteen cases in
Police Court this morning
JUDGE CAMPBELL will hold a special
term of the Circuit Court to-day.
The river marks on the landing last
evening indicated 4 feet 2 inches and
falling.
The new postal telegraph lire has been
completed from the upper end OF this city
to within a mile of Wellsburg.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment in another column for bids ON the
addition to the West Virginia University
at Morgantowp.
THE United States Engineer Board, foI
the consideration OF the plans for thu new
bridge across the river, will convene at the
McLure House, at IL O'Clock tomorrow
movaing.
A HORSE belonging to Pat Fitzsimmont
got one Of its fore feet caught betW cen the
crossing and track at the Pwiky freight
depot, the other day, and the hOof wss al
most twisted off. DR.. Refer took the ami
NAL in charge and the hOOf is getting al
right again.
Two MEN went down Market street
about II o'clock last night carrying theil
shoes in their hands. Both men were
pretty well tanked, and were sneakinQ
along as if they were about to slip NJ
stairs to avoid their wives. They Ietused
TO tell where they got their load.
WHEN the B. & o. Company pat up theil
gates at Sixteenth and Market streets they
were compslled TO move the gas lamp,
and such move as it was. 1t is now al
most directly in the center Of the sidewalk
and people generally are surprised that the
Board of Public Works should allow It to
be pat in such place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12


The committee on arrangements for the
celebration Of Labor Day, on the thirty
first inst, met at Trades Assembly Hall,
yesterday afternoon. It wac reported that
an the arrangements for the parade and
picnic we're being rapidly perfected. The
following order Of formation was reported
First division will form on Sixteenth, east
Of jacob; second on Jacob, south OF Six
tesntb: third on Jacob, north Of Sixteenth;
fourth on Eof, south OF Sixteenth; nth on
Fof. north of Sixteenth; sixth on Chap
line. south OF Sixteenth.
The line OF march decided upon by ths
committee was IS follows
Down Sixteenth to Market, to TWEEN
tieth, to Chapline, to Twenty-tourth, 20
Eoff, 20 Twenty-seventh. TO Main, to Sew
snth, to Market, to sixteenth, to City Hall.
A Committee on Trades Display was sp-
pointed, consisting OF G. 7. Parrish, Con-
rad Waseman, J. ?. Murphy. /. X. Nc
Cue, and J. V. Salisbury.
A general invitation was extended to all
union manufacturers ard business men, to
take part in the parade and make show
Ing Of the products manufactured by them.
All wishing to take part in the trades dis
play are asked to confer with the Commit
tee on Trades Display.
There will be six divisions in the
parade. There will be no di'
,ision from over the river,
as it has besn decided that the Amalga-
mated Association men over there will
ioin with the Amalgamate1 division from
this side, tus carpenters will Join with
the Carpenters Brotherhood, and the two
X. of Lodges will march with the X. OF
L division from this side. VIVA. Shannon
sill act as an assistant Marshal.
The unions have all taken q lively In
terest in the affair, aud it promises to be
the most successful Labcr Day demonsira-
ton yet held.
All citizens are earnestly requested "a
decorate on that day.
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John Jones Dead.

John Jones, of Hughes show boat, who
was cut while engaged in itscas will
William McClinttock, another one of the
crew, couple of weeks ago, at Point
Pleasant, died last Friday evening, and
was buried Sunday. A post mortem ex.
animation was held and the Coronef's jury
returned a verdict declaring that the de.
ceased came TO his death by wounds made
by knife in the bands Of William Nc
ClintOck
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

Said q prominent cigar maker yester-
day
1.-The cigar trade has been better lately
than it has for years past, especially in
Wheeling. For awhile machine made
goods had the call, hut now the demand
is for handmade goods, aid the consumer
is bound to have them.
Several leading manufacturers have
admitted to me that in their opinion
handmade goods have secured grip that
vii never relirquish, and that they baye
come 10 stay, while mschine made goods
are rapidly losing their grip. The con-
sumeT Is tie one 20 be pleased, and ne
has discovered tbs: the handmade article
Is superior 10 all others.
"Ihsre axe more men in Wheeling now
than for msny years past in the manuiact-
ure of stogies, and one establishment has
at least 20 men making the famous Wheel
iug stogie, the popularity Of which is ex-
tending over s. wider territory every day.
This ore establishment turned ont one day
lsst week AZ, 600 stogiss. Ia Wheeling at
the present tire more than $50 men are
now employed IN the manufacture Of sto-
pies alone. aud if the demand increases az
II has been dong the numbsr will soon he
increased.
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Ike and the Horses.

The REGISTER the other day contained
an item that Ike Smith had built up a
horse after it was given up for de'd by its
owner who had employed Ike to haul the
animal 10 the cremstory. He got the old
animal on its feet and Saturday evening
traded it of TO countryman for fairly
good horse. The countryman was driving
the rtjuvenstsd animal home when he fell
down on Fifteenth street, too weak to
stand. Fearing he would have to send the
beast 10 the crematory he skipped out.
Ike's Texas pony, which he secured in
tn came way, is doing we'll, being under
the care Of a well-knoWn young man, who
hes entered him for q running race on the
fair grounds, notwithstanding the fact that
he is spawned, is lame in four legs, and
hasn'ta bit Of sense. 1t looks like he hiss
the qualifications TO win the race.
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AD,aicultFeat.

The Ohio River Railroad tIainmen at
Parkereburg are talking about difficult
feat in railrOading accomplished by one
of their number, Stone Ryan, yard con-
ductor, aud new man. One day, re-
Gently, while shifting train of cars on
the incline, be cut the train in three parts
ard made three running switches, throw
ing the switches himself While this may
appear a little hszy to the general reader,
railroad men understand it thoroughly,
and declare that it has been rarely accom-
plished.
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Finest in the Land.

OF the Minstrels which open the season
at the Opera House next Monday, the New
York Evening Telegram, says: THE Hav-
erly. Cleveland Minsirels attracted q large
audience. The programme was Of high
order. A great attraction of the evenings
entertainment was the Imperial Japanese
troupe, chief among the performers being
five diminuiiye japanese, whose marvel
Gus feats of dexteriiy on ladders and poles
made the female portion Of the audience
hold it's breath in expectancy of a catas'
trOphe.n
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Runaway Accident.

About halfpsst six o'clock last evening,
while two men were driving down the ex
tension Of Jacob street, below the Marshal
county line. the horse attached to their
buggy ran away. Near the point where
the road turns east to cross the B. & o
road, the buggy vas overturned, and both
nen thrown out. The rig was badly used
NJ, and the occupants bruised. A few
minutes later, after the horse had been
caught, the animal sgain SHE'D and threw
Young man who hsd mounted it, into a
ditch, and then fell in after him.
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Little Annie's Picture.

WHEELING, W. VA, August Z, '-9.
Aessrs. s Bars sons.
GENTLEMEN: 1 will now send % tick
cts received by buying Panhandle c..
fee. My little girl, aged Is. has alway.
been asking at our grocery for your cone.
hoping TO get the chrome OF a little how
with his head resting on his arms, jas,
rs she bad saved % tickets she took si.k
aud died IL four days tins thouq.,
being her mamma, ! wonld Try and get d,
now size is gone, and always coll il little
Annie's picture. ! iud your coffee to be
excellent, and expect 20 continue using IT,
Please cblige me by sending it to
MRS. Lou X. SNInER,
No. 1861 McCuloch Street.
Remember the Excursion TO Atlantic CIV
via -. a o, lhursdsy, Aug. -. 80.
Round trip $40; tickets coed ten days.
with stop-off privilege at Washington Cty
returning. Please secure your parlor ard
sleeping car space early.
l.. s. GOOD soils Dry Goods the cheapes
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VIII Sue tho Company.

A few evenings ago, while returning
from Clatksburg on the Weston railroad
G. n. Chidester and Capt. John W. Smith,
the conductor, had some difficulty about
ticket which Mr. Obides;er had purchased
and claimed TO have lost. He was refused
ride farther than Lost Greek, the mex;
station, without the payment of his fare,
and at that point he declined to psy and
was left there. He hired q conveyance
and went on to Weston that evening and
has instituted against the railroad compa-
ny suit claiming SIS. 600 damsges.
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The Wheeling Light Guards.

There seems 10 have been some misun-
derstandiug about the resignation of Capt.
Boyd, of the Wheeling Light Guards. He
has not yet resigned, and if he does it will
not be for some time yet. The Captain
has received orders from Adiutant- General
Wood TO recruit the company up to forty
members which he will attempt to do. 1t
is probable when this is done that the COM
pany will be supplied with regulation
eight-pOund rifles, instead of the heavy
eleven pound aiIairs they have now. There
are now about thirty-tEo privates in the
company, and the interest is on the in
crease
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BuiIdine a Branch Road.

The West Virginia Central Railroad
Company are building a branch road up
Stony river from Bsysrd in order to reach
valuable coal and lumber region.
Messrs. J. V. ard Joseph I. Cunningham
have a tract Of several hundred acres OF
land which lie along the route Of this new
road. 1t always he's been known that this
land contained cOsl, bat recent investiga'
tions have revealed four and an eight
foot vein of superior coal, consequently
these gentlemen are very much elated ovel
the late turn of things, which they have &
riRht TO be.
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tTict Nearly all of Pawpaw has been
leased. Grant is rapidly being taken up.
1t is probable thst the next two or three
weeks will see number of wells going
down. The we'll at Warrington is hear
the Maple sand, but another break in the
machinery has stopped drilling for day
or two. There is no information from the
we'll on Bingamon, but ii is supposed the
drill is gradually descending to the right
spot. Keep your eye on the Marion oil
field.
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Fell In the Well.

While Mr.. Charley Pitcher, of Hinton was
haviug'a well dug on hislot, little three
year. cid boy went out Being missed search
was made for him. When found, the lit.
tie fellow was down in the we'll, which
was twenty feet deep, padding about in &
foot of water. He had fallen in but fortu
nateIy was uninjured. 1t was a narrow es
c3pe.
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EnlargIng the Furnace.

EKtensive preparations are being msde
at Irondale Furnace for future operations.
The capacity of the furnace ia 10 be nearly
doubled. Twenty-eigbt tone of iron here
tofoTe has bsen its highly average daily
output, but when it goes in blast again il
will have o capacity Of so tons. The new
ore mines are yielding large quantities oil
ore, and are up 10 the full expectations oil
the manager. The furnace will so in
blast The last of September, with encour.
sging prospects for the future.
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Thinks There Is None Like 1t.

111--'l " = ' ~ Q III vi 1---IVf
Nessrs. S. BaTs Sous
SIRs: We have used % pounds of your
Panhandle Coffee, and think there is none
like it. Yon will find % tickets enclosed,
for which please send ME your Chrome No.
10, and oblige. Yours, respectfully,
MRS. HANNAH MARBLE.
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DOES the public believe it now, that
Weuamaker & Browns suits are une-
qualled by 80 per ceat. in every respect.
New variety of samples to select from
every dsy. Also Buggies and Carpets at
cost, must aud will be closed out by ]. W.
Ferrel. POI Main street.
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FOR non WEATHER.

A full ioe OF Serges. Drap D'Etes
and Chcviots. just suited for the hot
weather. u hich viii be made mp first
class at reasonable prices
In Stock-A large line OF OVerstHeS
In French Flannel shirts. neck 10
body SO. At
a.. HESS & SONS,
1921 and 1878 Market street,
wheeling, W. Va.
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MARTINS FERRY, O., July %, 1889.
AesSrs S Bder'S Sons:
SIRs:-Eaclosei you will find - tiekets
for which you offer the framed Oil Paint
ing. AN well pleased with Panhandle
Coffee, and will use no other. Wishing
you all success, remain
Yours, truly,
MRS. ALvERNA STRICKLIN.
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BROwN's IRON BITTERs furnishes aid to
the stomach to accomplish its work. Only
a medicine which has specific action upon
the stomach will do you any good. and
Browns Iron Bitters will act directly upon
that organ, jOning it up and giving it
strength to do its work, relieving the
pressure upon tine nervous system,
Strengthening the nerves, quickeninR and
improving the appetite, removing fstu-
lency aud heartburn, restoring the appe-
tite and dispellipg the dizzy spells which
are SO annoying, and may prove very dam
gerOus.
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she COMMUNICATIONS

MARTINS FERRY, O., Aug. 6, 1889.
MeSSr' S. Bae's Sons:
SIRs-After using your excellent Pan
Handle Coffee for quite while and saving
tickets Of same, enclose % of them and
will be pleased to have one Of your Oh
Paintings in return.
MRS. LIZZIE LINN.
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The Best Coffee on the Market.
BELLAIRE, o, Aug. 6, 1889.

BELLAIRE, o, Aug. 6, 1889.
Messrs s. Bder's Sons:
GENTLEMEN:-YOu will find inclosed
% tickets of your Panhandle Coffee.
have been using it right along and will ust
no other, as l consider it by far the best
coffee on the market. Please send me on,
of your OIL Paintings as soon as possible
Yours, respectfully,
MARY STEWART.
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THE continued use OF mercury mixtures
poisons the system, causes the bones to de-
cay, and brings on mercurial rheumatism.
The use of 5 S. s. forces Impurities from
the blood, gives a good appetite and dlges-
ton, and builds up the whole human
frame. Send to Swift Specific Company,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, for Treatise on
BlOod Diseases.
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Very Much Pleased.
BELToN, W. VA, July 81, 1889

BEIToN, W. VA, July 81, 1889.
MeSSrs S. Bder's Sons:
GENTLEMES-Enclosed you will fiud d
tickets for the framed Oil Painting. I am
very much pleased with your Psn-Haudle
Coffee, and would no. U.S. any other.
Yours, respectfully,
MRS. M. E. HAYS.
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AftarthaIxnchsra.

Warrants have bsen issued in Green
bsir county for the arrest Of the men who
lynched Carter, on the morning of July
231; but as al the guilty parties have fled
from The county, no arrests have yet been
mRde.
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Tho Best sho Ever Had.

BRILLIANT, o., Aug. ., 1889.
MesSrs. S Bder's sons.
GENTLEMEN--I have been using Pan
Handle Coffee for long while, and find il
to be the best have ever had. Enclosed
you will fad % tickets. Please send Oil
Painting and Oblige,
Yours, respectfully
MRS. HODGKIss.
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Rahlr Rurned at Hammond.

A Riverside steel plant workman named
Storm was terribly burned by flash o.
molted steel, while at work Saturday
night. The unfortunate man was carried
to his home by his fellow workmen, and
yesterday he WAS reported as in a serious
condition.
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3ubreIin9 Register


Elr. o. Schrepi, the Opera House drug,
Qi.t. made the following observations ci
ths temperature Sunday: z g. m, oi' =
q. IA, -; IL m, 50; 3 p. H., sos p H.
Us Weather. fAi1.
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OIL Men In Marion,

Marion county is full of oil men. They
are in every section of the county and hail
from everywhere. Last week they were
particularly active in Manpington dis