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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-19
Soldiers, Attention!

PENSIONS-Conrades,i IL you were disabled in
the service of the United States, either by wounds,
ruptures. injuries or disease, can get you a pen
sion. Thousands entitled.
INCREAsE-1f you are now drawing pension
and are entitled higher rates re-rating, can
get II for you, which IL very easy and quick matter.
DESERTION-Ify you are charged with deser-
ton write me at once and get IL removed. War
claims of every description prosecuted promptly
and successfully. am pensioner myself, by rea-
son OF wounds. Have had rs years practice In all
the departments az Washington. Send for my gem
eral questioning blank, 10 determine your rights,
and 800 references from comrades I'm nearly every
state and territory i'm the Union. Will refer to any
member OF Brodhead Post No. 81, of Paw Paw,
Mich, 20 which belong. Fees are regulated by
the Government, and paid only when your claim IL
allowed. f1sO3m6
Address, CHAS. T.. GALIIGAN.
Gen. War Claim Agent. Paw Paw, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-19

Representative Lodge, of Massachu-
sets, has his Federal election bill near
ly ready Ia introduce. Ii proposes To
put the control OF the elections for
President and Congressman under con
troll of Federal officials
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-03-19
Il. WILKINSON.

The above named gentleman is en-
gagged in the harness manufacturing
business, doing IA large trade in this
line, selling all over the state. He
makes speciality of fine single har-
ness and employs the best of workmen.
He also does IA large business in the sale
of agricultural implements, handling
all kinds of farm machinery, buggies
and wagons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23

the McInteroff well are not discouraged oy
their unsuccessful venture, but will pro-
coed TO drill well on the Reece farm:
Mrs \. j. Stone and Miss Sallie Reyes
her visitor. spent Thursday at Monongah'
Misses Blanche and Flo Coiburn, OF Mon
ongah. were the guests OF Miss Matte
Stone yesterday. e..
Prof J. V. Carpenter, OF Warrington, is
dangerously i'll Of typhoid fever.
Charles +. Morgan, of Rivesville, Is SICK
with lung trouble.
Il. c. Huntington is nursing lame
back.
O. H. p. Bowers. who has been with Lee
Reinheimer for some years, will open res
taurant on Bridge street, December ISL
Perry is hustler and will make 1t a go. n.
:. Barns will have charge of the KEN
heimer shoe store.
John Leonard has gone TO Pittsburg TO
work
Major J. c. Gluck, of Richie county, was
in this county all week.
Ex.Attorney Gilbert, of Harrisburg, Pa,
was here with the railroad magnates.
The pupils of the High School will give
"a festival in the school building next
Thursday for the benefit of the library.
The West Fairmont shaft will begin 70
ship coal in a few days. The new dump
house is finished and the ovens, sldlngs ana
boiler house are well under way. -,
A Mr.. Skinner, of Mt. Morris, IA, VIII
take charge of the Hough House December
lst De is said to be first class hotel man
and comes well recommended.
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MARNLN M.

MAEYLYNN, November - The PIKE
| from the Ohio county line TO the Narrows
| is completed, and is in very good condition
/ for winter travel 10 Wheeling.
| Mr. Henry Neptune Is preparing TO build
! a large store room and tOwu hall on his
lots.
\ number of building lots have been sold
the past week, with a view TO building
| dwellings in the spring.
I In the first addition TO Narvlyuu con-
tractors are buSily engaged on dwelling
7 FOR Mrs. Jueryius, also one for Mrs. ~ {.
McNlccheu.
The b. \ o. Company ha, secured an
other steam shovel, which, together with
/ the two already In use, will soon have the
orchard ON the Shepherd AlcMechen farm,
now known as Muryiyuu. graded down
down 20 q level with the main track of the
road. when they will begin the building Of
the machine shops, round house and other
improvements An OLD land mark, the
barn which Mr. McAleCuen built years ago,
and which could be seen for miles around,
has been taken down. The old homestead
and other buildings arc occupied by Italian
labOrers.
Rev. MARBLE deserves credit for the en-
eryy displayed in the erection of twO build
ings on his lots the past summer.
Mr. Gotlcib ThOcneu has completed his
dwelling and barn and is engaged in setting
out fruit and shade trees in his yard. The
nurSerymen have quite "a harvest in sup
plying this place with shade trees this.
Some very fine ones have been put out
The Marylynn Disciples Church, in the
first addition, will be built soon.
Farmers and gardeners are getting u list
OF names Of boys and Young men who 20
hunting and commit depredatiOnS by de
stroyiug corn. fences, and ia fact anything
that They meet with. Some arrests will be
made I'm the future unless il IS stopped
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WASHINGTON, PA.

WASHINGToN. PA, November Conc
of the most notable Washington society
events of the season was the reception OF
Miss Maude Johnson at the home of her
father near this city, in honor of Mrs. Gist,
of Wellsburg, w. Va. The reception was
attended by Washington's representative
society people.
Miss Lide Hamilton gave delightful
'tiddedy-winks party at her home on
AchesOn avenue, on Tuesday evening. n
highly enjoyable evening was spent by all
present.
Mrs. T. JEFF Duncan entertained this
week Mrs. Sophie Worrell and Mrs.
Halen Duncan, of Brownsville, and Miss
Blanche Reeves of Allegheny.
Mrs. Lee Roberts has returned from a
pleasant visit among friends in Mounds
vile. w Va.
Will McCausland and viii Oliver have
returned from successful hunting eXpe-
dition throughout West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kyle, of Short
Creek, w. Va, are being entertained at
the home of Mr.. John Kelly.
Mr.. II. +. Streams has gone to Kansas
City, where he will take charge of a large
hardware store.
Charles G.. Carroll. of st. Clairsville, o.,
spent day in Washington this week the
guest of II. f.. Alexander, of the Rcriew
and Examiner
Work is being pushed on the electric
street railway
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WELLSBURG.

WEII>BCRG. November Cool. David
Baird returned on Friday from very sue
cessful business trip through California
and Oregon.
Mr.. win ReadcliT spent Saturday in
Bethany
Capt Tom Bowman spent the week hunt
ing in Ohio and Pennsylvania, and the
guests of the Hudson House are feasting
on quail aud toast.
Mr. VIII Boutwell, was hunting in Penn
/ sylvania on Saturday.
Miss Annie Layau, OF the public schools,
has been seriously i'll for over week.
Miss Ollie Harvey has returned from a
protracted visit IN Pittsburg
JUDGE PAUL held a special term of the
Circuit Court on Friday, to appoint COM
misSioners on a road condemnation case in
Cross Creek district.
4 PittSburg firm has temporarily opened
up notion store in the postoilice building.
=. j. Wilson, of Little Falls. New York,
and Oh. Umstead. of st. Clairsville, Ohio,
are making some changes in the furnaces
in the public school building to-day.
Peter Cheek photographed the public
school building in Wellsburg on Saturday.
Work is progressing rapidly on the foun-
dation for the electric light plant
The street paving is about completed.
1 ne NbANNN" az ~ - ANeN'' 80
condition.
Council No ., Jr. 0. L. a. NJ. will attend
the Presbyterian church in body to- night
J. l.. Curtis received a car load of wagons
from the West on Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Worthen, who has been in Flo
rida. where her husband has been in bust
ness. has returned, and is so well pleased
with the South that she thinks of making
il her permanent home in short time.
DR.. Warden has returned from course
of lectures in the New York Medical Col
lege
THANKSGIVING sermon this year in the
chapel.
Mrs. PAUL was in Pittsburg the first part
of the week.
A Steubenville man was to have been
married on Thursday, and had his house
already furnished, but the girl changed her
mind. A friend suggested the name of
Wellsburg girl, perfect stranger. He
wired her. was accepted. they were married
that evening and left at once for his home.
The Harvey paper mill made large ship
ment on Yesterday by river.
Miss Dode Hervey will enter Washing
ton seminary after Thanksgiving.
The appearance of Capt. Berry's new
boat in the Steubenvile trade should re-
ceive 4 generous support. We can now APP
preciate il better after being dependent on
the railroad for n time.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Mr. James Findley, who was in town yes
terdav. reports Mrs. Findley seriously sick
at their home in Steubenville.
Thomas Irwin, of the New Brighton
glass works, is here in the city on visit TO
his family
J. J. Mccormick, general agent Of the
c. < p. railroad, was in the city yeSter-
day
The town was full of country people yes
terday doing their shopping.
\ sewing school has been started in the
Commercial Hall, to learn the little ones to
sew. This is a very good move.
'Casev's Troubles will be here at the
Opera House. on the Goth. They come
well recommended by the Eastern press.
The books of the Martins Ferry Library
Association will be sold at public auction
in Commercial Hall. Wednesday, Novem-
Der Goth, at O'Clock p. m. BY order of
the stockholders.
THEo. SNoDGRAss, Secretary.
James Cooper has purchased a five-room
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RAVENSwOOD.

R,VrNswoop. November AARON
Benuett. DELEGATE. and W c. Prici1ett. al
tcrnatc. from Lodge No. 10, at TINS place,
attended the session of the Grand Lodge /.
O. q. + AZ Grafton this week
Mrs. Jacobs. who has been visiting Mrs.
w. e. Bailey, OF this place. returned nome
Tuesday. ,,..,,
Dr. ". G.. ID Bond ana wife. of Will
Transport. Pa. are guests OF their Son-in-
law. r.. Wells of this place.
Mrs. Clara Crow and Miss freddie Par
kerreturucd 90 their home M Catlettsourg,
XIV. Monday. after prolonged visit wltn
relatives here.
orr Bond and wife are ant hone. after
several weeks visiting I'm Wheeling.
Miss Allie Park of Parkersburg, j. VS.
itinc Mrs j. +. McGlOthln.
Col. " Fit16ugh Is IN Charleston on
business.
George Gibb. of Allegheny, Pa, IS in
This section buying corn and poultry.
". W Burk. of Parkersburg, formerly
of this place, was among friends this week.
L \ HUFF. of Huntington, was visiting
his brother. d. y HUI, Of HaVenSwoOd, q
dav or two this week.
Mrs. John \. MclutOSh and Mrs. John :.
Mckay are i'm Cincinnati receiving medical
A treat many from this place attended
the Bibbec- Aultz wedding, az Ripley Land-
inr. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bi6oee are
AWAY for "A tourney through the Eastern
cities. They intend to arrive at the home
of the groom. at Apple Grove, O, Thanks
giving
Mrs. Oscar Jenkins. Of parkersburg, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Kelley.
W. \. Holland will De- in Charleston the
latter part OF this week attending I. =.
Court
In the recount for County Clerk ~ the
la,eelectiou. George Is. Crow was declared
eIe,ted 1n the face OF the returns by "a ma
ioritv OF six. Lemley. the present officer,
having 20 step down and oUt.
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BURLINGTON.

BrRLINGroX, o. November 22-Mr.
John Cook, Il tenders at the Laughlin mill,
made a remarkable shot with revolver
the other day by shooting squirrel out oil
the top OF n huge walnut tree. This is
more than some sportsmen can do with IA
Winchester rife.
James Ellis is visiting friends here.
On Thursday gang Of men undertook to
land a barge at the Laughlin mill landing.
The boat became unmanageable on ac-
count of the wind, and they were driven TO
the Virginia shore and were compelled to
tie up at Slacktown. They then started
for the Ohio shore in a skiff, and when
about half way across the skiff began to
dip water, giving the boys all bad scare.
One young man by the name of Winkler
was so badly frightened that he has not
vet fully recovered from the shock.
Smith. Hall Il Co. are making prepa-
rations to build an Office in the new feed
mill
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. j. Z. Robinson, u prominent in
surance agent of Wheeling, in company
with Messrs Geo. Elliott and j. w. Fow-
Ter left on Wednesday for an afternoon
hunt a few miles from town. Mr.. Robin
son not having taken gun along borrowed
a single barrel muzzle loader from Il friend
who was kind enough to load it for him.
The first rabbit that was started ran to-
ward Mr. Robinson, who standing on log.
He raised his gun and fired, and the next
scene was gun flying in the air and also
Mr.. Robinson. In the excitement he
lost an overshoe, which he could
not find The gun lit in the
mud and stood alone muzzle down.
Outside of few scratches and burned
shoulder Mr.. Robinson escaped unhurt.
The Joke is that Mr.. Robinson got the only
two rabbits that were shot
The house warming held ut the NJ. f..
Church on Wednesday evening was an en-
ioyable affair, and was highly appreciated
by those in attendance.
Messrs. Joseph Bolon and Linford Donley
have returned from two weeks hunt on
Beech Mountain, Randolph county, W. Va.
Mr. Bolon shot a fine young deer, which
weighed lS5 pounds.
Mrs. Odbert, of Steubenville, is the
guest of her sister Mrs Geo. Elliott
MT. JOuu huutl Atlb ldNh CNIliiiiE " oBNAAN
Sunday with friends in Uhrichsyille.
Mr. VIM. 7. Graham has returned from
an extended sojourn on the Pacific Slope.
He is at present suffering from slihtg
bilious attack, but will be out soon, we
hope.
Mr. j. C.. Dent has returned from among
the mountains and wales of West Virginia.
Chas Howell, who is attending Scio Col
lege, is at home to spend Thanksgiving.
There is likelihood that Hanlon Bros,
of GAINESVILLE, will locate in our town in
the near future. Every encouragement
should be given them as their business
would add greatly to TO the welfare and in
terests of our town.
Noble Gillespie, of Portland, o., was in
town yesterday.
William Ramsey was in GAINESVILLE
Friday.
Rev. James Cope and wife were the
guests of relatives and friends in town dur
ing last week
Mrs. DR. Wagner, accompanied by Mrs.
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NEW MARTINsVILLE.

New MNRyINSvILLE, W. VA, November
22.-Mr James Frame and wife are visit
inc his parents at Athens, O., this week,
and Wm. Carr, OF Proctor is working the
wires az the station in his stead.
John Koontz and Sherard Vancamp are
building a factory on the Cox place 70
manufacture bucket handles. They will
have a capacity OF 20 handles a minute.
The koOutz Bros x Phillips factory is
running IN all departments.
The Jr .. L. y. NJ. Lodge Will attend
church IN a body.
John Witchey. who has been working ut
Wheeling this summer, has returned TO
spend the winter with his friends.
The scenery for the kO0ntz Opera Hall
arrived and is being put in position.
Cyrus Cats. formerly Of this place, bu;
now Of PittSburg, is in town, putting the
scenery up in the Opera Hall.
On Friday afternoon fire was discovered
breaking out of the roof of L. Snodgrass'
house. BY the timely aid of the bucket
brigade, the fire was gotten under coatrol.
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FAIRNONT.

FuRNoNr. November -. Glenn Barnes,
private Secretary 10 Superintendent
Bowles. Of the NJ. r. Railroad, received 4
cash in his head by failing against door,
Monday.
The Saxmau syndicate paid for another
fourth Of their extensive coal purchases, on
Thursday.
Falrnont Lodge Ne. ., y. T. X \. NJ,
will confer the third degree. on SATURDAY
nirnt. Grand Secretary Billngshea, Rep-
resentative NJ. ID. Christie, Joe Reiuhelm-
er. l.. =. Carr. and others. attended the
Grand Lodge of Odd Follows ~ Grafton
this week
The X. OF T. 5 are Arranging 20 give an
entertainment in the armOrv during the
holidays. Phil ). Greiner, our own come
dian. is in charge of the affair, and tins III
surcs its success.
Joe Story. a handsome and genial oil
well contractor, was here Thursday.
The Montana Coal and Coke Company
have removed their Offices 20 town.
The MOnOngahela River railroad Offices
We're moved moved to the rooms over
Caraey'S drug store Friday.
The gentlemen who were interested IN
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, W. VA, November 2-MrS.
James r. Clark, of Charleston, W. Va
died last Sunday AT the home OF her father,
DR. John Daily, at this place.
DIR. j. w. Hartigan, OF Morgantown, w.
Va. and Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Clark, OF Lex
iugtou, Va, attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Clark, here this week.
Mrs X Burnworth is visiting al Union
town. and her daughter, Miss Hattie, at
Somerset, Pa.
Chas. =. Sheet, a West Virginia Central
brakeman. had his hand badly mashed
Wednesday. while coupling cars.
Jos. Logsdon, aged 20 years, fell while
trying 10 Jump on a train on the Cunber-
land and Pennsylvania road, and had a
hand cut off by the wheels, at this place
Thursday.
Alarried-At this place, November 10th,
Rev. Father Weider, Mr.. Michael Murphy,
of Homecoming, Md. and Miss Mary j. Il.
Daugherty. of this place.
Michael Fleming and Miss Mary c. Gil
more. of this place, were married in the
Catholic Church, by Rev. Wcider, Novem-
Der Is.
James +. Patrick and Miss Jennie y.
MaysilleS of this place, were married at
/ Cumberland, Md. November Is, by Rev.
Maysilles
Mr.. 3. Frank Wolfe and Miss Fannie
NJ Dyke, Of Piedmont, were married al
kevscr. November Is
Robert Ward and Frank Fallou were
thrown from a handcar here Thursday
evening and badly hurt.
The Is. < O. pay-car Is here to-day.
/ Mr. and Mrs. p. Wesley Dyke Will give
reception Friday evening to Air. and
/ Mrs Wolfe.
The w. G. T. L. are holding an enter
taiument
The Gilbert Band commence a fair TO-
night 20 last one week
Edward Bradley. youth of Western
port, Md, has been sentenced TO four years
/ in the penitcntiarv.
Messrs. u. = Mliushall and +. !. Fred
lock have gone to Williamsport, Pa, in the
/ interest Of the new iron works about to be
erected here
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

New CUMBERLAND. November Capt.
John Porter has bought the Isaac Evans
/ farm. about TWO miles north OF town. con-
tanning about 80 acres. 10 is all undertake
with ire clay. The price paid Is said TO be
| twenty thousand dollars. Mr. Porter has
/ BEGUN the erection of q large fire brick
works ON the purchase. The Branch Rail
I road Will be extended up the river TO the
/ Globe Works. about mile beyond its pres
cnt terminus. This extension VIII take in
| the new works above mentioned.
Capt Al Haigh has sold his ferry rights
to y. = Marshall aud James Eide. MIR.
Haign mas rented the new ferry recently
established between the Chelsea pottery
and Elliottsville.
The brick layers have commenced laying
brick on the second story Of the NJ. l..
Church The wall will be only four inches
thick, built against the frame structure IN
side.
Senator Is. J. Smith is in rather poor
health ut present.
Peter 4. Pugh. delegate elect, was down
10 Commissioners Court and received his
certificate, which constitutes him one Of
our law makers. Mr.. Pugh is regarded as
a liberal minded man in politics, and does
not favor the drawing and quartering OF
those whose views may be different.
Rev. =. T.. Grier went To the forks Of
Wheeling creek TO assist his brother during
communion session.
/ Matte Howard, aged about Is years, was
buried on Thursday Of this week, after u
short illness from consumption. VIM.
/ Flower. aged about - years, was
| buried FRIDAY afternoon. He was sick but
shor; time with typhoid fever. Both We're
very estimable Young people. and sad
peculiarly attaches 70 the manner of time
/ in their decease and burial. as they were
engaged 10 be married in the near future
Harvey Howard the father Of Matte, has
been Sorely afflicted by family Oereave-
mentS. In the spring of lSSS his eldest
daughter was buried; in the spring OF 1890
/ his wife followed; in October son about
Is years Of age was laid away, and lastly.
this week the daughter above mentioned,
MI from cOnsumptiOn
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT has BEEN GOING on IN NEAR By
TOWNS T8E PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by Register Re-
Dorts.s-Readable Resume q.
the News.
CLARKSBURG.

CLARKsBURG. ". VA, November -
The oil men of this county are purchasing
additional territory, and propose at once 10
sink other wells They are iubllant and
saHgmne Of success. Those principally in
terested in the project are Prof. t. NJ.
jackson and Messrs. l.. ID. Jarvis, James
Monroe, and b. NJ. DeSpard.
The friends of BrOaddUs College are re
joicing over the recent donation Harrison
county man made il. This places that In
stitutiOn I'm position TO give the students
every advantage for thorough English
and classical education.
Rev r. j. Brooke will sever his c0nnec-
ton with the Central Presbyterian church
az this city, and accept the position OF
Evangelist, rendered him by the Lexington
Presbyterians. His many friends will re
gret 70 lose him and his cStlmaole family
from our midst, for he has done excellent
work among Us. and is universally liked.
Frank Fordyce, who was hurt on last
Monday night. is able 20 be out.
Peter Brown received a painful and dan
gerouS injury last week, resulting from u
rupture. which neceSsitated "a careful sur
gical operation
Ed Basel. who was shot some days ago,
is now able 20 be about.
Cecil Osborn, who has been very i'll of
typhoid fever, is cOnvalescent.
Many OF our citlIenS SErpriseu tseF- \. =.
Bowles and family on Thursday evening
by a donation, which was highly appre-
Ciatel.
James Sinclair formerly of this county,
died "a few days ago az the Hospital Tor the
Insane at Weston.
THANKSGIVING service viii be held at Cor
Chapel ON next Thursday Rev Board
man. of the First Presbyterian Church,
Will preach.
Ii was amusing to see how newspapers
exaggerated little railroad accident that
occurred below Bridgeport
j. r. Bocgess, j. W. Swarts and Harri-
sou Fletcher have returned from Grafton,
where they attended the meeting of the
Grand Lodge /. O. o. +. as represent
atives OF Adelphia Lodge of this city.
Miss Ella Goodwin Is visiting in Park
ersaurg. aud Mr.. ana Mrs. +. y. Robinson
I'm Wheeling.
Hon. G.. ID. Camden, Col. b. Wilson, G.
NJ. Hort. T. Howell. Mrs Mary Cot, Mrs
Lee Haymond and Mrs. j. NJ. Brown, OF
this cltv.iwituesSed the wedding OF Mr.. W
d. Bowie 10 Miss Mary Lee Bennett IL
Weston on Wednesday.
OUR popular citizen, Prof. Z. Nj. Jack
sop has been honOrcd b. the appointment
as a. West Virginia delegate TO the South
eru Interstate Immigration Convention
10 oe held in December in North Carolina.