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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12

seriously injuriDg Both horses, one perhaps
fatally. 1t was one of the most valuable
teams in this county. One of the horses
cost $40 short time ago, and weighed
over l, $50 pounds.
Rev. Ira Mitchell left this week to take
charge of the Disciples Church, in Mans
field, o.
McMurtrie & Stonesipher, one of our
leading merchant tailoring houses, expect
TO locate in Latrobe, Pa, in February.
J. B. Morgan, the popular landlord of
the Hudson House, talks Of retiring from
business April 1st.
Miss Matte Fitzgerald, recent grsdu-
ate of the Wheeling Commercial College,
has accepted position in Bradstreets
commercial agency, Baltimore, Md.
A regular meeting of the County Court
was held on Monday, Messrs Scott, Boyd,
and President Cox, being present.
The influenza is among us, but no deaths
have yet occurred.
Mics Jennie Duvall is out again after a
serious illness of come weeks.
The many friends Of Miss Anna Jacob,
of Clinton, here, regret to hear OF her
serious illness with typhoid fever.
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wARRENTON.
Personal News Events Briefly Para
grhnhAd.

Personal News Event, Briefly Para
grsphed.
Special Correspondents OF The Sunday Register.
WARRENToN, o., January 11.-Quite @
number of mild cases of influenza are re.
ported, but as this is village noted for
good health We DON'T apprehend any seri'
Gus epidemic here.
Mira. Kirkwooi Large, who has been
down with consumption some weeks, died
on Sunday.
]. Robinson made business trip to
Steubenville on Thursday.
The Windsor Bick & Tile Works across
the river are preparing their kilns, dry
houses, etc, as rapidly as possible, with
the expectation of prosperous run of
business in the esrly spring
Mrs. Horning and Mrs. Ewing visited
the city schools On Friday.
Lsander Mccormick is the smiling father
OF young daughter.
Rev. Meek is conducting series of
meetings at Ruth Run with considerable
success in despite of the muddy roads.
On Friday evening Sam Shannon and
William Sandersn got into fight over
an old school-boy racket, which ended in
Shannon being quite badly cut about the
head and face.
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WElLsBURG.
Pertinent Facts and Fancies BrI,a fly
Condensed.

Pertinent Facts and Fancies BrI, fly
Condensed.
Special Correspondence Of The Sunday REGISTER.
WELLsBURG, January 1.-THE Presby-
terian and Discipls churches have been
holding meetings each night during the
week. Prof. DoVling, of Bethany, con-
Quoted those at tie latter church part of
the time.
Mrs. Bessie Tar accompanied her sister
to Leavenworth, Kansas, and will spend
come time visiting in the West.
Rev. Phillips il on trip to Ohio.
Both the Riveri1e and Standard Glass
Works will 90 onfall on Monday, and ex-
pect steady run for some time. Both
will bring out some new spscialties. The
former had bad lpck this week in ''ahoot-
ing" their new gas well. The ''go devil"
sent down to explode the charge lodged
some dist nee above, and the drill was
sent down to jar it loose, when the charge
exploded, cutting tne rope and leaving the
tools below. They begin fishing job to-
day.
A pair of horses attached to wagon ran
away LAST evening, and dashed into one Of
Forbes & Carmichseps heavy coal teams,
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MOUNDsVILLE.

A Gossippy Letter From NelshboriDg
Town.
Special Correspondence OF the Sunday Register
MoUNDsvILLE, January 11.-Misses
Cora Parkinson and Mary Gray, two of
our popular young ladies, have genuine
case Of la grippe.
The Spider Club was very pleasantly en-
tertained by Mases Carrie and Daisy
Oockayne, at the Valley Fern, last Friday
evening. The club will meet next Friday
evening, at the residence of Miss Clara Ba-
ker.
turned from Kansas, will leave Monday for
Pittsburg, where he will take course at
Duff's College.
Mrs. McMechen and her daughter, Miss
Mary, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Samuel Booher, prominent young
business man of Cameron, and Miss Ella
Rogers, were married at Thompson NJ. E.
church, last Wednesday evening.
D. B. Eysns, Esq has been at Dallas
taking dispositions in an important land
case for the last few days.
Capt. VIM. Fitzsimmons, of the peniten-
tiary, was in Wheeling on business to-day,
T. R. Kennedy was in the city yester-
day looking at the streets he surveyed last
summer
The residence Of George @. Knight was
offered for sale at the front door of the
court house. yesterday, by Auctioneer
Mathews. The property was run to ST.
$50, when the sale was adjourned for two
weeks.
J. Alex Ewing is confined to his room
by severe case of sickness this week.
The oil men have all hOcked back to
town within the past week and are again
busily engaged securing leases.
Lutte McCArrher left Thursday night
for Baltimore to have one Of his eyes,
which has been afflicted since his infancy,
operated upon by physicians there.
There is no doubt but what the paving
ordinance which is TO be voted upon the
Goth inst, will receive the necessary ma
iority 10 carry it.
A young colored miner, at the shaft, by
the name of Nicholas Lowe, received Sc
we're injuries Friday. He was engaged in
trapping when in some manner he got be-
meath the cage which fell upon him, crush
ing him to the bottom of the mine. He
was assisted to his home where the neces-
sary medical aid was rendered. His iDju.
ries, although not serious, are of very
painful character
Mrs. Maggie B Harris was at Martins
Ferry, yesterday, attending the funeral of
Mrs. Thomas.
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FAIRMONT.
Social, Personal, Business and Religious
Matters of Note

Social, Personal, Business and Religion:
Matters of Note
Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
FAIRMoNT, January 11.-Mrs. Margaret
HAMMOND died at the home of her niece
Mrs. Mary Morrow, near Palatine, yester.
day afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock, aged So
years. Mrs. Raymond was taken sick
with influenza, and lived bat few days
Her remains will be taken to Washington
CITY for intermelt.
Capt. f. Z. Billingslea is out again,
after suffering with neuralgia for several
days.
Tom Craig sod three Kentucky horses
this week, but still has nice lot on hands.
Mrs. Emma V. Shore was the guest of
Kingwood friends this week.
County Court convened OF Monday and
has been in session since.
Our young friend Charley Mayors is
seriously i'll at his place of business in
Washington City. His mother was sum-
moned and departed for his bedside OF
Wednesday last We hope to soon hear Of
his recovery.
Morris Fitzgerald, who hss been an oper
ator in the telegraph Office at Newark, o.,
for the psst four or five years, is at home
Oh a short visit TO relatives and friends.
Miss AnDa Manear, an attractive little
lady of Morgantown, was the guest OF Mrs.
Bud" Davis the first of the week.
The term of Postmaster Barnes expires
about the first of March. Now, ''Uncles,"
stir yourselves. Some "blsck horse" may
step in and knock the persimmon yet.
Mre. J. NJ. Mccoy and two children,
who have been here since before the holt
days, departed last Tuesday for Hot
Springs, Ark, where her mothers family
are spending the winter, and where she
will remain some time before joining her
husband at Vicksburg, Miss.
John Jarrett, of Piitsburg; Henry Jar
rett, of Missouri, and Thomas jarrett, Of
Scottdale, Pa, brothers of W. N. jarrett,
of this place, arrived on Thursday evening
on short visit to toe latter
Miss Alice Keedck arrived mere on
Tuesday snd Ga Thursday took charge OF
the musicsl department OF the Normal
Miss Keedick is graduate of the Conserva-
tory of Music of Cornell College, ATT. Yer
non, Iowa, ard has for the past two years
conducted the musical department of the
BIandvlle Baptist College in Kentucky.
Miss Keedick comes highly recommended,
and we bespeak for the department sue
cessiul term.
Messrs. Joshua Lsyman and Frank II
Shore have entered into "A co partnership in
the blscksmithipg business.
John Q. A Meredith is critically Ill at
his home near Bonneville.
"Naitn Manear and family, who we're in
Dakota for several months, are again resi-
dents of FairmOnt, having moved into
rooms in the Beeson building, on Jefferson
street.
Delegates Eoar and Prichard will leave
for Charleston on Monday morning.
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The Finest on Earth.

The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
K. r. is the only line running Pullman g
Perfected Safety yestibuled Trains, With
Chair, Parlor, Sleeping and Dining Gar
service between Cincinnati, Indianapolis
and Chicago, ard is the Only Line running
Through Reclining Chair Cars between
Cincinnati, Keckuk and Springfield, Ill,
aud Combination Chair sad Sleeping Car
from Cincinnati to Peoria, ILL.,, and the
only Direct Line between Cincinnati, Day
ton, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, the Lake Re
gions ard Canada.
T The read Is one of the oldest 10 the State
Of Ohio end the Only line entering Cincin'
natl over twenty-five miles Of double track
and from its past record can more than as
cure its patrons speed, comfort and safety.
Tickets on sale everywhere, and sec that
they read c., II. & D., either IN OF out Of
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, or Toledo
E o. MCCORMICK,
General Passenger ana Ticket Agent
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ROMLxsBURG.
The Bridge Across Cheat RlYsr-Gonera
Local Ncws.

The Bridge Across Cheat RiYSr-Goueral
Local News.
Sler.a, Correspondence of nc SUNDAY ReGtS'eT.
RowLEsBURG, January H. - At the
meeting held here las, Saturday 70 discuss
the ploprietY Of building bridge scrOss
Cheat river at this place, d committee Of
nine was appointed 20 urge the County
Court 60 take imuedilts action Ia regard
to the construction Of the proposed bridge.
The committee were 40 kingW0Od on Mon
day end Tuesday and presented the matter
70 that honorable body. The Court was
asked 20 appoint a committee TO examine
int the matter, draw up plans aud specih-
cations for bridge. receive bids and re-
mort al the April term. This the Court
refused % DO, postponing action IN the
vgho'e matter until the April term. So we
stii, have to disobey the notices OF the B..
so IL IL and cross their bridges at the
risk of orr lives.
The B. go. are loaii-g their old bridge
iron here and shipping 1t to foundry at
Cincinnati.
Cheat river was en- a rise this week and
q great many logs were RATED 20 this
Airie Lodge No. Il, I. o o. F., elected
the following officers to serve for the ensu-
ius year: Noble Grand. John CarricO;
V.cs Grand, James Ford; Recording Secre-
tarv. J W Hulstine; Financial Secretary,
James Y Hcoton; Treasurer, K. 5 Hollis
Fnzoatrick's Arion Swiss Bell Ringers
will give an entertainment at the Factory
Hall on Tuesday evening
There are several cases Of Ia grippe IN
town. the most Of which are in mild
form. Postal Clerk J. L. Pierce was un-
able to run his turn this week, being S
sufferer Of the fashionable mslady.
Mr.. U. ShOwaltsr, Of NeSburg, w. Va,
has been employed 70 tsaoh the uneNpired
term Of J. W. Barton, ex-princ'p pal Of free
schools here, WAC IVES dismissed By the
trustees Tor disorderly conduct. Mr. Show
alter will begin teaching here at the eNpi-
ration Of his term at NsWburE, which will
be in sbolt a month.
Miss LOttie L0ar, OF Oakland, Nd, was
visiting the Misses Wheeler, this week.
Mis-, Bridget Clancy, OF Clarksburg, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. 2. Creamy.
Miss Annie Wanstreet, OF Grafton, IS
visiting IN town.
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NEW MARTINsVILLE.
4 jail Bird Escapes EAsIIy-GenersI Local
News.

4 jail Bird Escapes EaslIy-Genersl Loca
News.
Special Correspondence Of 1ts Sunday Register.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, January 11.-Or
last Monday morning, while Jailer Sum.
mers and his female cook were employed
in preparing breakfast for two prisoners in
the upper story of the jail, one of them,
"Tug" Wilson, slipped outside of the room
and quickly locked the door or the jailer
and his cook "Tug" ran for the river,
boarded a skiff and was soon safe on the
Ohio side. He sent sent the kew back with
the remark that the old man might be
liberated if he gave good bail" Mr..
Summers introduces his prisoners about Il
o'clock to secure cell each night heresf-
ter.
The supper given by the Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
at the Court House on last Wednesday
evening was we'll attended ard neat sum
added to their treasury.
NJ. r Morris, Prosecuting Attorney,
was at Littleton on business the fore part
of the week.
Capt. McEldowney WAS at Petersburg
several days. Rumor has il that the Cap.
bHlu VIII mONe u tuht Guy, WHICH Will ne
regretted by his friends here.
A number of our citizens ere suffering
from the new disease that is going about
There are no fatal cssss as yer.
NSheriff Wyatt and Friend Cox are sick
with the typhoid fever.
Mr.. Amos Dsrig, young man who
lived mp the creek five miles, was attacked
by the typhoid fever about ten days sgo
and died on Monday.
Hon. Aaron Morgan, representative from
Wetzel county to the House of Delegates,
was in town Friday, en- route to the meet
ing of the Legislature in Charleston. Mr..
Morgan predicts a great oil boom in Wet
Eel county in the near future.
Miss Minnie Clark taught in Miss Stella
Harris room in the high school one day
this week, owing TO the indispositioD of
Miss Lena Himstesd, whose place was
filed by Miss Hart.
Clerk ]. G. McEldowney ard May r Nc
Caskey we're in Wheeling on business Sat-
urdsy.
Mr. S. NJ. Griffin, The gentlemanly agent
Of Mr.. O. A. House, of Wheeling, was in
town Yesterday.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
A Bright Budget of News Items Of Local

A Bright Budget of News Items OF Local
Interest
Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Register
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, O., January IL
Miss Bella Weber, who has been suf'
fering with influenza, we are glad to say
is convalescing.
Representative McKelvey is home from
Columbus, because of mis- having the Ia
grippe. $50.
Miss Beckett is in BilIsm visiting Mrs,
VIM. Darby.
Our popular baker, Jacob Roth, spent
the fret part of the week in Woodsteld,
Monroe county.
The bond of ]. NJ. Beckett, Recorder,
Miles r. Hart, Commissioner, and H.
Davies, Clerk, have been fled end ap-
proved.
John O. Mitchell, of the Salem Iron and
Nail Company, of Findley, o., was with
his parents and friends here this week.
St. Clairsville is on the point of very
interesting SANDER suit. Eta Payne
thinks her character has been damsged to
the amount Of 5000.
Our friend Robert @ Meyer takes charge
of the Bellaire Herald next week. II ne
makes the Herald frst-clsss Democratic
paper it will aid the county Democracy
next fall.
Auditor Barrett treated the Commission
sioners to oysters Monday night.
Ed Filtus, travelling salesman for III. F.
Tobin, photographers and engravers, Of
New York, and Miss Lille, daughter Of
r. II. Pratt, of Wheeling, were married by
the Rev. DR.. Alexander at this place
Thursday. They have the best wishes Of
many St Cairsyille friends.
If the LaBslle Glass Company gets TO as
sess their stockholders they will catch some
of our citizens for some very nice sums.
Mrs. Ella Gifin, of Bridgeport, Is visit
ing the family of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Geller, of this place.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
TAG MIRROR OF LPg FOR SByBN DAYS
PAST
Interesting Records Of Events Of Al Kinds Occurring
II a Dozen NGgh6oring Towns-Busi1ss'
Seal, Personal AID Natri-
mria Gossip.
GRAFTON

An Interesting Budget ofSews OF All Sorts.
Special Correspondence Qfas Sunday Register.
GRAFTON, W VA, January II Mr..
Milton Steele, Of Clarksburg, was smil-
ing on his many friends here this week.
Henry Mugler, hardware merchant, Is
nursing a badly sprained wrist.
MI Ca Jacks0n's TWO little children
are very low with diphtheris. The first
cases We have heard of this winter.
Hol. B. f. Martin spent several days in
KingwoOd this week on legal business.
The rise in ths river Thursday and Fri
day brought great many logs into the
boom.
AIessrs. W. A. Reese and Walter Steele
are treating the Ward House to cost Of
paint.
Marshall White, Of Bolton, was prone
nading s. the depO: Friday morning, wait
ing the arrival of a delayed train On which
to 20 10 Petersburg
Hon. john 7. McGraw departed Thurs
day for Lexington, Virginia, where ne has
gone to look after come land IN which he
Is interested.
Icon Isaacson. of Beliagt0n. passed
through here Tuesday en route 20 Catletts-
burg, Ky, whers ne bss purchased some
fae timber land he shipped his saw mill
several days ago.
EiwOod Nuzuu. cur accommodating as
s's'aat postmaster, went 10 Keyser Fri
dsy and will remain several weeks the
guest Of relatives. Harry Grimes viii per
form the duties Of assistant postmaster
during E,wOod's absence.
The sad intelligence reached here Thurs
day Of the death OF William McCue, at
Clevelsud. Ohio. Mr. McCue is a brother
of Miss Lizzie McCle ard a nephew OF
Mira Pat Jennings, Of this place. HIS
mother lives at Volcano, where his re-
mains we're taken on Friday for burial.
Core Stone Chapter No - K. A. NJ, a:
its regular c7nvocation on last Monday
night conferred the Council and most ex-
Cellent Masters degrees on two candidates,
after which they enjoyed a banquet st
Bunkmar's hsl, prepared oy Mrs. Vance.
Mr.. J. d. Badger, representing the
Natural Gas Co, Of PitHbug, arrived
Thurday after an absence Of two OF three
week. snd brings the glad tidiDgs, which
were ioyfully received By our citizens,
that the machinery for the well had been
shipped and would arrive in few days.
The prospects for striking gas are Halter
ing and a great many Of our business men
have taken stock in the we'll.
A. r. Campbell, who represents an
electric light company composed mostly Of
Wheeling gentlemen, has made a PROPOSE
ton 10 the town authorities 70 light the
town with electricity.
TIE Council viii meet tonight 20 take
action on the proposition. We have a
Grafton electric light and gas company
which will also meet the Council tonight
and make and effort 20 furnish the town
with better and more gas light or give It
electricity.
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CLARKsBURG.
A Lumber Rise In the West FOrk-The
Business Boom.

Business Boom.
Special Correspondence Of Tie Sunday Re0lster.
CLARKsBURG, January 1.-THE tenn
pSrsture here for more than week has
ranged from so TO 90 degrees Fahrenheit
In the early part of the week it rained al
most constantly. Elk creek got on a
rampage" bat fortunately fell before the
West Fork had risen very much. The
river was very flush, having risen twelve
feet in as many hours. The lumber men
are iubilant, as it afforded them the OPP
pOItunity, of which they took advantage,
10 get logs for their spring lumber trade,
which will afford employment to a large
number of lsborers.
Steps are being taken for the erection OF
a large plant here for the manufacture OF
surgical instruments. 1t ia hoped that
the project will be g success, as it will
necgssitate three or four hundred men to
do the work, and consequently will give
old Clarksburg boom.
The coal and coke trade is excellent,
and indicates a large output this spring,
much greater than any preceding year.
Coffman, who shot Shrieves, has been
hailed. 1t is now more than likely that
Shrieves will gel well.
Hon. D. B. Lucas was in the city this
week, on his way to the session o. the Su-
preme Court, at Charleston.
Bishop Peterkin will occupy the pulpit
OF Ohrist's Church on Sunday.
There will be a lodge Of X nights OF
Pythias Instituted at West Union on the
26th Inst.
A revival meeting has bssn commenced
at the Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Dunkin are happy.
This time it is a bouncing big girl baby.
There is every indication now that we
will have long term of Court, which
commences next Tuesday.
The Circuit Court Of Wood county de-
creed that Mrs. Kane, of this city, have
possession of her child, which was taken
from her few weeks ago By its father,
Thos. Kane.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Funeral OF Mrs. }. T. Thomas-LocaI News
Events

Funeral OF Mrs }. T. ThOmas-Local News
Events
The funeral services of Mrs. J. T.
Thomas were held st the Presbyterian
Church Friday and we're very impressive.
The public schools of which she was form
erly teacher, were kindly closed by
Ptof. T. E. Sparks 70 permit all that de-
sired 10 do so 10 attend, of which there
we're quite large number, as Mrs.
Thomas was quite popular with the
children. Rev. a. n. Campbell, pastor
of the Presbyterian Church, oficisted and
was assisted By Rev. Boyd, also by Rev.
A. f. Brownlee, pastor Of the United
Presbyterian Church. The music which
was selected by q choir selection especially
for the occasion, was quite touching. The
choir consisting of Mrs. Flora Williams,
of wheeling, formerly of this place, and
Miss Eloise Gray, Judge J. O Gray and
VIM. Mum, with Miss Emily Warwood as
organist. The pail bearers we're Messrs.
VIM. Mann, Judge ]. @. Gray, James A.
Dickson, Geo. Ruse, VIM. II Wood and E..
@. BOYD. The remains were inferred al
Riverview Cemetery.
GINS Lieptsg. agent of the B. & o. r. r
AZ Fiudlayvi Pa, and formerly agent of
the O. & P. r. r. ct Rash Run, o., was in
the city yesterday shaking hands with
friends.
Misses May md Annie McKim are at
Portland, O., the guests of their sunt, Mrs
StJinger.
Miss Allie Williamson, quite popular
youug lady of this city, is on the sick list.
Mrs. Minnie BellVille, Of Clark's aidi-
ton. is down with the influenza and her
case Is considered quite serious.
Uncle RObt COttrell, who has been quite
sick, was reported as beng no better last
evening.
The NorthwOod glass factory is shut
down for repairs.
Mr.. W. K. Fulton, secretary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. here, was at Whitney, on the B.
& 0. railroad, the past week, attending
the bedside Of his brother, who was quite
Ill.
Miss Annie Weir, of Little Washington,
formerly of this place, is in the city, the
guest of her friend, Miss Eloise Gray, on
North Third street.
Services will be held in all the churches
20 day SIS usual, and communion services
at the L. P. Church on next Sabbath.
James German, q teacher in the Gleun's
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PIEDMONT.
meaty Paragraphs Seasoned TO the Read
ers Taste.

neaty Paragraphs Seasoned TO the Read
ers Taste.
special Correspondence OF the Register.
PIEDMONT. W. VA, January IL
A banque. in honor Of Bobhie Burns,
the Scotch poet, will be held here January
"a by that poet g admirers.
Monday the election for town officers
takes place IN our neighboring town OF
WesternpOrt.
The Select Castle Of ". Va, Knights OF
the Mystic Chain, conveues IN extra ses-
sion in Berkeley Springs az TO o'clock a..
N. next FRIDAY, January Il. Several mem
bsrs will 90 from here.
Frauk Kline, Esq, viii leave he service
Of Johnson & Ham, aad succeed Mr. l..
Z. Walker as clsrk with Jamissor x Kali
barigh
The following officers Of Piedmont Cour-
Gil No 10. Jr 0. U A.. NJ, were installed
lasinight: Jr p. c., Maner Jenkins; O.,
". J. williams; Y. ID. f. Park; K. 5 =,
Il f Baker; A. Il. S, W. NJ. Greenwsde;
Financial Secretary, ". b. Williams;
Treasurer, A. J., Clark; Conductor, I. A
S. rnes; Warden, George T. Murphy; J..
S, J. ". Forthman; % c., II. ). Clark
Trustee eighteen months, j. W. Forth
man. -Four members were admitted the
same meeting.
Mr.. Isaiah Trenton, prominent citizen
Of Elk Garden, viii be buried this sitter
noon 1t that place. He formerly lived at
Pslatire.
John Garduer Egg, viii soon erect a
conmodious warerOom on Second street.
Nfnch s-ckuess prevails here.
lafayette Lodge No. 8, X. Of p, will
hold a public installation Of officers Mon-
DAY night in the Opera House. All mem
bers of that order who may be in town that
nigdt sre invited 20 be present
Mr9. Stephen Fuller, Of this place, was
buried Tuesday.
The B & o. siiicgs are crowded With
aost- Anrnd lOaded cars