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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-10


anu ye' 'e'''"'ii o"Ano""
Tur ai.,.,ch fro,, Jan.n about Ameri-
can act,yi,v in Corca i, very interesting
becaus IN vcrv mysterious. We are told that
the king appealed to the American admiral
fnr protectiop which was PROMPTLY granted
and that the representatiyes of the United
States and the officers Of the United States
ship Swatara were closeted with the king
while the American man, of.war with flags
fiyinC had anchored close 10 the cjty,
The dispatch Is evidently written by some
lover of sensations. for II iutimates that
the British men -of-war were preparing for
action, and that their admiral had issued
an order which meant fight. The last
nows was of the sudden sailing of this
powerful British fleet under SCALED orders
for Coroa. where IL was supposed that thew
were needed TO check the intrigues of the
Russians. IL appcars probable that John
Bull arrived on the scene too late TO force
his services on the Corean king. who would
naturally have preferred Brother Jonathan
al any rate, because John has n vicious
habit of annex ing foreign lands regardless
of the wishes of their people, Corea has
shown remarkable friendliness towards
the United States, and many Americans
have been employed under the govern
ment In various enter prises. as we'll IA i'm
the army and navy. Corean soldiers have
been we'll trained by ex army officers from
this country, and they have several bat
tories of Calling guns. Mr.. Denny, an
American, has for some years held the
position of adviser of the foreign office and
practically directs tho policy of the govern
ment In dealing with Europeau mowers.
Our missionaries in Corea have won the
respect Of the people and tho confidence
of tho government, and few years ago
American influence had become so strong
that the English and German merchants
were moved by jealousy TO intrigue for the
exclusion of Americans from the country
on the ground of exclusive treaty rights
held by their governments, Secretary
Bayard firmly upheld tho Americans, and
our position was opportunely strengthened
nv a Sippular incidant William, Nf,Eau
an American enn,ovoa 4, ,,n,,inr Ed,.on
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-10

VAS HourES's cocoA-rure, Soluble, Eco
nomieal. ID,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-10
VAN HOUTEN'S
Cocoa
" Best and Goes Farthest."

to general use. The strong may take it
with pleasure and the weak with impu-
nifty.
sT VAN HouTES's Cocoa {" once tried,
always used y leaves no injurious effects on the
nervous system. II is no wonder, therefore,
that In all parts of the world this inventors
Cocoa is recommended by medical men instead
OF tea and coffee or other cocoas or chocolates
for daily use by children or adults hnle and
sick, rich and poor. Largest sale In the
world" Ask for VAN HOuTEN'S and take no
other. li6l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-10

rARRY IN STOCK BEST CHARCOAL,
~ Hammered Bar Iron, Double Refined Iron,
Boiler Iron, steel, Sheet Iron 3l6 10 No. l6 at
JOHN BEST'S. 33 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-10

SHoE SHAPES THAT SUGGEST COOL.
- NESS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26
NEW CUMBERLAND.

New CUMBERLAND, October 25.-The
Pitsburg and Cincinnati Packet Co. con-
template placing a wharf boat at our land
inc for the handling of freight.
The Clifton brick works are building a
section of anew style of dry house, and II
il proves a success will enlarge 1t TO suiii-
cient capacity to accommodate their out
put.
At the Black Horse last week large
barge was loaded with an assorted cargo OF
sewer pipe-:f2O tons-for the city OF Mem
phis. The Fred Wilson took it in tow.
These works are going to add an electric
light plant so they can run double turn. The
bOokkeeper states that their stock was so
reduced 1t was difficult to fill an order OF
large size.
The Jr O. L. \. NJ. will present the
school with flag on next Saturday after
noon. TO be followed by supper and grand
ball i'm the evening.
The foundry and machine shop of Shelter
X Co are crowded with orders to such an
extent that they are obliged TO work over
time
The Disciples Church has extended a
call 10 Rev. Gilbert Harvey, of Massachu-
sets. He viii be here the first OF Novem-
Der
Mrs Julia Manypenny, relict of Thomas
Mauypenuy. Sr.. died on Friday morning.
Interment will take place from the Pres
bvterian Church on Sunday at p. N.
Her age was about 20 years.
The Town Council is making ready to
apply for new charter this winter.
George w. Cuppy is building new
dwelling near the Union Brick Works.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26
MARTINS FERRY.

There was quite lively fight near the
c. X p. passenger depot Yesterday after
noon between the Belleville brothers Of
Wheeling and Silas Conoway and Nimrod
Taudy of Bridgeport. The police arrested
all four of them and it was also reported
that Ed. johnson of this place was mixed
ND i'm IT, Silas Conoway is the man that
shot Joseph McConaughey of Bridgeport
when he was Marshal of that place
MIR. d. T. Thomas, formerly agent of the
c. X p. r. r., of this city, removed his
family to Chicago yesterday
Robert BlackfOrd was in st. Clairsyille
Yesterday attending meeting of the school
teachers.
Misses Mary and Matte Wilson, of Can
nonsburg, are the guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
Benjamin Thomas, on Pearl Street.
Thomas Lee and wife and Joseph Fin
ney aud wife are visiting the family of s..
f. Brooks. of this place.
Mrs. William Judd, of Marietta, is Wis
iting her brother, James Shrodes, OF the
First Ward.
The Rhinebart Sisters played THE
WATTS Luck to large audience last
evening.
The brother Of Mr.. Thomas Williams,
who has been sick for some time, was re
moved to Benwood on Thursday.
There Will be an important meeting OF
the L. G.. =. \. X L. Association on next
Thursday evening, at which time every
member will be expected to report his
chronic delinquents, IN order that the ID.
B. list may be completed and put in the
printers hands as soon as possible. Sec
rotary.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. a.
Will give a supper and entertainment on
the evenings of Fridad and Saturday, Oc-
tober 3lst and November lst.
Mrs James Carter IS visiting friends at
Niagara Falls.
The Fern Leaf Dramatic Club went to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26
FAIRMONT.

E,,p,oxr Oct. o5.-Camden J. Carlow
a recruitment attorney of Columbus, Ne
braslla. has been here for week past; re
is n son of Joseph Carlow, OF Wlnneld us,
t,;ct and one of the old Normal School
bovs He has achieved fame and fortune
in the West and his old-time friends al,
WAYS give him cordial welcome TO MS oiu
home. nt,,,or,,aIia
candidate for State Senate, was IN 'oWn
Yesterday He hopes to overcome Tue inS,
ioritv of > 200 in the Monongalia-rres 'on
district and be elected; ,1...,o,. ord
Joseph A. Leeper, Thos- >. haT T,,.c anu
F. NJ. Little, of Grant; Luther MussiO IVA
Frank Hood of Lincoln; Frank IRWIN:
Cant Prichard and Judge Burchinal, oil
Huntington. and j. T. Martin, W. H..
DrTmmond and James B. Fox, OF Farm
incton, we're prominent visitors TO our
town this week. ,.,.,, =, 800.
was in town this week ,h
lanes Hustead. af Dunbar, Pa, SUP
stantial iron man, well known mere Is III
this Mace with his eyes upon some OF
Marion county's choice coal.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. viii NJ. Fleming ana MISS J9lia
Moore. which will take place on THURSDAY
night next al at the residence OF y. ~
Cochran. -.., -
John H. Hough went to kingwood 10,
day. where he will join Mrs. Hough anu
the baby for brief visit.
NJ M Comerford. one of our popular
druggists. offers his drug store Tor sale.
/ Mr.. Comerford has other important ahalrs
demanding his attention.
/ Thomas f. Watson is erecting a large
room in connection with ms roller Hllils
/ here. where he will store supplies oil grain
Gentleman J. w. Radabaugh went East
again last Wednesday with stock.
Attorney George NJ. Ralphsnyder IS con,
/ fined to his room with symptoms OF typhoid
fever. His brother, l. c. Ralphsnyder, oil
/ Kingwood. is at his bedside.
/ \. b. Mcdonald purchased a raft OF me
timber of David Hault Thursday:
/ Mr. Theodore S Bantz and VIE, OF BAL
timore. parents OF the genial Harry Bantz,
/ are the guests of their old friend, Mr. D. o..
/ Watson.
Fred. w. Hill and wife, of Port Jervis,
/ n. y. are the guests of Mrs HIPS par
ents Judge and Mrs. A. +. Raymond,
corner of Jackson and Quincy streets
Frank p. Hall is home from visit TO
friends in Pittsburg c....-
/ George Creidler. represehlluS -. iaVVoH
x Storm, the big New York cigar firm, Is
/ ia town.
/ J. c. Thomson and George Noble, popu-
| lar Wheeling travelling men, were IN town
/ this week.
DR. Myers. of the State University, was
here Wednesday.
MIR Robert l.. France, of Chicago, is
/ here al the Clements mines, recently leased
| bv his firm. John y. Clark will have
charge of the mines here and his eNper-
/ fence and ability will insure success.
/ The West Fairmont shaft recently pur-
chased by Capt j. +. Watson, will soon re-
sumo active operations under the new man
agemeut
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

this city at the general election on the 4tn
of November: Court HOuse-Judges' w
L Edwards and T. c. Stillwell, Repuoll-
cans. and j. c. Simpson, Jr, Democrat
canvassers. T. W. Manning and Thomas
Brannon. Republicans, and c. G. Newman
Democrat. LatrObe HOuse-O. l., Holn-
dav and W. NJ. Riggs, Republicans, ana j.
4 Hendricks, Democrat.
Nessrs. Edwards x Dorsey are having
the office purchased by them from the roll
inc mill property removed TO their planlng
mill X j. McFadden is doing the work
q. A. Weaver has purchased nne team
of driving horses. He purchased them
from parties in Pittsburg.
Postmaster Hammond has removed from
the house he occupied on Jefferson street
into the Ella Riggs property.
The Misses Roberts entertained num-
Der of their social friends in charming
manner at their home on Seventh street,
Thursday evening.
The Pat Maloney Irish Comedy Com
panv PLAYED TO a good audience at the
Opera House last night The aggregation
is one of the finest on the road and deserve
a good patronage
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26
NIOUNDSYILLE.

Nr,-Np,vurr. October 25 Misses Mol
lie PAUL. OF Vince. iuc and Caliie Beul. of
Brooke county. were thc cucstsQ Mrs Dr.
a. vs.. Bruce tli, week
rr4s SrlvcIl who has been nearly
Mind for some time past. is in parkorsburr
ra,.in,- h;. owes operated on bv "a distiu-
..,,;.bs4 .os,.aIisr there
M, Iorr Hicks. a ponular vorrr man of
Cameron. died at the home of his parents
on "Wednesday and buried ON FRIDAY He
lad d Iarre number of friends here who
,,-l b., SORRY 90 hear of his demise
James Alexander. travelling salesman
f,r Jas,rh HorucN Co.. of pittsbur-, is In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26
NEW MARTINSVILLE.

New MARTINsvuLE. Va, October 25.-
Slender Brothers have a fine lot of Pitts
burg coal at the wharf.
Another runout in the creek this week
brought out Il fine lot of RATS of lumber
and ties.
J. a. Kirk, of Spencer, was shaking
hands with host of friends, the last ofthe
week
The Koontz Opera House is almost COM
pleted.
Harvey Hubert will commence his new
house in Burlington the first of the week.
The news of A. w. Oxnards disappear
ance, leaving his wife and children behind,
is commented on here, where he is well
known.
Leave your orders for the REGISTER at
Lappert's bakery.
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RAVENSwOOD.

RAyrN~woop. October 25-NlrS. NJ. c..
Latham. of Columbus, Ohio, returned 20
her home Monday after short visit with
her mother, Mrs. Boyce
Mrs Mary Shaw. of san Jacinta, Cali
fOruia. went home Monday after four weeks
visit with her brother Mr. Campbell
Quite "a romantic marriage occurred near
this town Tuesday. The contracting par
tie, were Mr. John Graham and Miss
Matte Cox. of jackson G. H., Rev. Crit
fifth officiating.
T.. II. Novel; the popular druggist was
iu Cincinnati few days this week
l. y. Dcnoon Will spend few weeks
soon ion hunting near Antioch, Monroe
county. Ohio.
Miss Mo.he Stats returned home Tues
day after several weeks visit 10 her father
iu Kansas.
w. c. Odds came IN home Thursday after
% weeks tour through the State
w c. Bailey. of OthellO Lodge No 81,
was hOuoraDly elected Grand Outer Guard
90 the Grand Lodge session, knights of
Pythias. 40 Clarksburg Mr.. Bailey will
fl the Office with honor and make an eff
cieut officer He deserves the honor shown
him. as he has been a successful worker for
the order i'm this State.
Rev. Brownlee attendedNthe Presbytery
40 Wheeling, arrived home and Will preach
at tine Presbyterian church Sunday.
g. ID Williams, who went TO Cincinnati
last week 20 consult physician, came
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Elmer Stanley isat home for a short
visit.
Hugh Bennett and wife returned home
from a visitat Pittsburg Tuesday.
Miss ldoua Lyle is visiting relatives in
Wood county.
Rev Hampton has moved his family to
this place.
Thursday evening az = o'clock Mr.. John
Lovett and Miss Lille Ent were united
. in marriage 40 the residence of the brides
father. W. a. Ent.
Grover SouiStine, of McCOnnellsvllle, O.,
is at the RavenSwOOd House.
j. W. Taylor, who has been working at
/ Weston, came home Friday,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26
Mount Pleasant Yesterday to play Border

Mount pleasant Yesterday to play boruer-
land They give first class show. .
Mr. r Mason, the pension agent, VIII NC
here all day Tuesday. ros
The suit of Mrs. Findley against Jailles
Johns was compromised, by Mr. JOINS
paving her SIG and paying the costs OF 'ne
Mrs. Lloyd. of Mount Pleasant, has gone
10 Alliance to visit friends.
Vim Waller. of Colerain, was IN Town
yesterday. cleo tho
There will be an Evangelist singer at
the NJ. e. Church tonight; he also sang
last night = 1v;ro
very sick. ,.,,,.. p;.o ;, woo
arrested for misbehavior, at the nlckel-so-
quick, yesterday afternoon. we aiso uii-
derstood that he bit the speclal poIGellan
pretty badly on the hand whlle uiiuer d
rest .,i..
For RENr.-Fumished room, centrally
located Apply TO w. B. Francis, or John
Terrell. ..
MIR. Ed. Elliott of Bellaire, was among
friends Yesterday in this city.
S. N. F'redenburgh, advance agent OF
Little's World is in the city. They
carry all of their scenery, and the scenes
of the sinking ship the raft and the lunauc
asylum is well worth the price oil aun'is-
sion. and they show here next saturday.
There will be meeting of the fire de
partment next Tuesday evening at -
O'Clock at the City Building. All are re-
quested TO attend.
William II. Stronger, oil POrtiahu' was
in town yesterday
Candidates were thick in town yesterday,
Cooper, Wiley, Poorman, Hollingsworth
and Tallman all being here.
The large fire in Wheeling Friday night
makes it more urgent for US 10 nave an elSo-
trical fire alarm in this city and il can be
done for a very small sum of money. Every
time we have fire here there is a confu-
sion of signals and nobody can tell where
the fire is, and some of these days we Will
have fire that would pay for dozen eiec-
trical fire alarms. Let our city dads think
If this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26
ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST GAINESVILLE. October 25.-Court
opened Tuesday. The grand jury was set
10 work after waiting some time Ior SONIC
of the jurymen that were late 49,
John Ferren. the truant officer, does ms
dutv. He calls on the superintendent ana
finds what scholars are missing and hunts
them up. -...a.,,
John r. Troll is quite sick with stomach
and kidney trouble. o,.
Miss Bessie Snyder, of Mt Olivet, IS
spending a few days with Mrs. Carroll, oil
West Main street
MIR. Balph. wife and two daughters, OF
Rutler. Pa. are the guests of Rev. Thomas
Balph, Of this place.
4 large number of teachers are IN town
attending the Teachers Association. a
BANQUET was given them by our teachers.
Thompson McKelvey, son OF Hon. A: /.
McKelvev of this place, was married 10
Miss Nellie Springer, Of GAINESVILLE. Ihey
we're the guests of friends here last week.
Thompson has charge of the bell telephone
Ambrose Steger and wife, of Morristown,
were the guests of their son, Chas. Steger,
East Main street.
Hugh Hail. an old St. Clairsville boy,
now of Streator. H.. is visiting his cousin,
Mrs. d. II. Mcbride, and other friends IN
this place.
w. II. Evans, formerly of the firm OF
Evans x Close, marble and granite work
ers of this place, has moved his family to
Cadiz. where he is engaged in the same
business. We are sorry TO lose Mr.. +. and
family.
Miss Lizzie Kennon went TO Chicago on
Monday Her sister, Mrs. Miller, is sick.
Mr.. Jas Kenney has moved his family
to Belmont.
Prof. Schofeld's classes are organized and
are quite large. there being about 80 pupils
in the young folks class and about 10 In
the advanced class.
The Chronicle says that we have some
wife beaters that need looking after.
Oscar Bumgamer left for Newark tc
learn the carpenter trade with his uncle
w. ID. Bungamer
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STEUBENvILLE.

SrrrRryv,1LE. October 25.-Last Mon
dav the EMPLOYEES of the Street Gar hne
testified the appreciation OF Superihtenu-
ent Davids by presenting MN WIN aii . Glc
CANT gold-headed cane The presentation
speech was made by Governor X. u. klch-
ards. one of the directors of the road, on
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Davids gave
dinner at the McConville Hotel 10 Tue
employees and directors OF the ROAD ano d
mum Der of friend Superintendent DaVlus
has resigned his position on the road Tor
the purpose of accepting a similar one on
an Electric line at Canton, Ohio, and VIII
leave tomorrow, Monday, the 2Ith, Tor
that place, taking with him the hearty
wishes of many trends for success and
nrosperity in his new field. His successor
IN the Steubenville line has not yet been
selected.
tho last DAYS for registration, except on
Monday afternoon. November Sd, from
three 10 six o'clock, when only removal GER
tifcates from one ward TO another VIII DE
granted. and persons registered on tuenl,
or where the person has an order Slgne1 oy
at least three members OF the Board %
Elections. s.,,, orc,o0-
The fifteenth anniversary OF the organ
i,ation of the Congregational church IN
this CITY was celebrated Wednesday even
inc in the parlors of the church. Alter
nraver meeting social was inau gurateu
and refreshments were served. Inc mem
hership of the church is about two nun
dred. and the church property is practical
" out of debt. o,,--.,o.. :.
Miss Mollie Daugherty, OF Cieyelahu, IS
IN the CITY visiting her friend Miss Name
Perkins. of South Tenth street.
DR.. Mansfield and wife, OF Iowa, are
quests at the residence OF Judge Mahsnelu,
on North Tenth street. ,.-
N earns and son Jay left Wednesday
for Florida, where they will spend tue
winter -.,. :. o,.oin
Fx-Policeman John Brannagan IS again
blowing glass at the Acme.
Prosecuting Attorney Gregg returned
from Kansas Thursday morning, and re-
norts that his father, who has been serl-
ously i'll for several weeks, is now III iair
way for recovery.
Mrs Joseph Basler had the misfortune
10 slip and fall on the pavement iast
"Wednesday. severely spraining her ankle.
Mrs Mary Scott, widow OF George
Scott a former Steubenville merchant,
and partner of j. II. Hawkins, died at her
home in Philadelphia last Tuesday. MIS-.
Scott was about seventy years OF age one
had many friends in Steubenvllle.
The numerous friends of Mrs. Judge
Rathburn in this city will be sorry 10 iearh
that she was so severely injured by ran
few DAYS sine at her home IN GalllOpIs'
that she is liable TO walk.
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WELLSBURG.

WELLsBURG. October 25.-W. \. Strain,
County Superintendent of Schools, was in
the city yesterday.
The Rhinehart Sisters will appear at
Barths Opera House on next wednesday
uight
John Bags, of Bridgeport o., was in
the city on Saturday.
w. Bracken, of Mt. Pleasant, o., is Wis
iting his brother, II. C.. Bracken.
w. G. Barclay had so far recovered as to
he able to ride out for short time on
Thursday.
The store room on Main street opposite
the Court House was sold on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. McCleary gave a
progressive euchre party on "Wednesday
evening. Mrs. j. II. Braddock carried of
the first prize.
The smoke from the Brilliant mill is n
pleasant sight to our citizens.
Misses Carrie Shepherd and Mary and
Lucy Hammond were in the city yester-
day.
The wet weather is seriously interfering
with the street paving. \ large barge
loaded with brick was left at the landing
yesterday.
No light for the streets yet. The cleo
trio light company must do something soon
or we must put in the winter in darkness.
Mr.. Tom Reed has returned from an eX-
tended business trip to New York.
Services at the Deciples church to-mor-
row
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26
NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING on IN NEAR BY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK
SO-al Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered bY Register Reporters.
Readable Resume Of the
News
CLARKSEURG

ClARKsBrRG. October 25.-Pursuant 20 q
resolution of the Council of this CITY Mar
celus Thompson, Esq. appeared before
the Board of Directors on last Tuesday ~
Weston. aud requested that the act OF the
legislature recently passed, having Tor ITS
object the saving of the West Fork river
from pollution by sewerage from the Asy-
Ium be carried into effect. He urged tneiu
20 prompt action. and 10 IS believed tnal the
Board Will not adjourn without employing
a sanitary engineer, as the act directs.
There can be no good reason why TINS max
ter should not be- pushed % am early and
successful completion. and our people as
well as others living along me banks OF tne
river expect this protection.
From the quiet vet earnest manner M
which those interested In the contemplated
PENNSYLVANIA and Central railroad are
working 10 is fair 90 presume thaJ some
important deal is about % be couSummated
which viii secure us that needed road and
competition.
Politics here at last have awakened from
"a prolonged slumber, and the light mas
commenced with energy and enthusiasm.
Mrs. Clagctt. OF niOutowu, Pa, Is VS.
itinc Mrs L. Wells.
Mrs. WIN. Bland. of Lewis county, is the
guest of Mrs Maud Duncan
DIR a r. Barnes is very ILL., His HE is
desplired Of
on "Wednesday evening RI Rev. Bishop
Kahn was given a hearty welcome and re
cep,ion at Centennial Hall 10 this city. or
prominent persons on the stage were Il. /.
Brennan. ESQ. Hon. Benz. Wilson keV-
Keueher. and Rev ID O'COnnOr Bishop
Kain delivered am address, In which DE
beautifully described his visit 70 the Holy
Land His lecture was "a mastery ana elo-
oueut effort, and highly appreciated
Clarence Davis, ESQ. who has been no
the west for "a considerable time, has been
called home 10y the Illness OF ms mother,
Mr.. John a. Davis.
~ B Osborn, of this city, has been
awarded the contract FOR the iron work on
the new Court house 90 Doe built az Morgan
town.
DIT ID H. Morgan has gone 90 the Azores.
He expects 90 be gone several months
Miss Edna Holmes Is visiting az west
Union
R-v and Mrs. G.. a. Lippiucott are visit
iur ,f~, Emma Harrison. of Weston
Jur Carter. Esq, OF Baltimore cltE'
who ~ some time has been visiting W. -
pr-e Esq. has returned home
Miss Stewart. of Ohio, IS the guest OF
Miss llcy Steel
John D Miller of this city, is quiet ILL.,
Amol- 0ther prominent visitors i'm the
city are. Robert Miller OF keyser, Hon
Hon Albert Lewis. of Weston, Rev Nc
Cutcheon. OF Buckhauu0n; Wilson Cam
den. OF Fairm1ut aud Captain povener, OF
Wheeling