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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13

above town hope to be able to get their
90 II on the market in three weeks.
DR.. Hall and family and his brother
Fred left yesterday to visit relatives In
Kent, o.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie officials
passed through the city yesterday.
Barney McEntee is seriously sick.
The Glenn's Run Oil company have begun
operations again to sink the well at least
800 feet farther.
VIM. Heller and wife left for Fostorla,
O., yesterday morning, where Mr.; Heizer
has accepted a position in one OF the glass
works =,
The Sabbath School Convention Will De
held in the United Presbyterian Cnurcn
tomorrow and Tuesday.
Roy Wood leaves in the morning ior
Terre Haute Ind.
Enoch Bali sold house yesterday 10
Margaret Carson.
Charles Thorngate, formerly OF TINS toWn'
but now of Highland City, who was SO con-
spicuous on account of his heignt, mas
grown foot taller, and on inquiring we
learned it was caused on account OF anotn-
er young son which arrived at his nome
yesterday morning.
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FAIRNIONT.

FArRMovr. w. Va, September t9.-The
Fairmont public schools begin Monday,
September IL.
Inc Monongahela River Railroad Com
many has purchased the EverhGrt prop
erty. .
Prof. A. 6. Sine has returned from
visit 10 the Eastern cities. His business
school starts out with fattering prospects.
Mendel Hamilton came home from Har-
risville. where he has been clerking. be
win remain several days and then 20 to
CHICAGO I'D enter a medical college.
The soldiers reunion was grand sue
cess. The only Objectionable feature was
the large amount Of gambling that was
allowed TO be carried on on our streets.
prof Gwynn, the newly appointed
Principal Of our Normal School took charge
of his duties Monday.
Sergeant Fleming made two arrests Fri
dav. One Of them added 50 70 the town
treasury. The other has not had a trial
Ouite large number OF our people went
IN Mannington to-day 10 witness the game
of ball between the Morgantown and Man
ainCtOn teams.
Misses Ida and Amanda Abbott went tc
Grafton to-day, and will take charge Of
their schools there next Monday.
Gov. Fleming left for Charleston FIJI
Those sick with typhoid fever are al
getting along nicely.
clerk Fred Burdette, Of Grafton was il
attendance at the Reunion Friday.
CO... c. L. Smith was called to Virgins
Friday night, on account Of a sick rela
Simon Bright has repainted his resi-
dence on Jackson street.
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, September 12.-In St. Peters
Catholic CbuIch Westernport Nd. at 5 p.
IN. SeDtember 9TH. by Rev. p. +. Weicher.
Miss MAY Gertrude Getty and Henry
Charles Walker were united in the holy
bonds of matrimOny. Mr.. Edwin Walker,
brotherof the groom presided ut the organ
PLAYING Tannhauser Wedding March on
the entrance Of the bridal party, and Mend
delsohn's on their departure. Maids OF
honor were Miss Laura Walker, sister OF
the groom, aud Miss Annie Getty, sister Of
the bride. The bride is a daughter of J. H.
G. Getty Of WesternpOrt, and niece Of
Cen. George W. Getty Of the L. s Army.
Mr. Walker is a son Of Capt. w. II. Walker
Of Cumberland, Cashier Of the Cumber-
land & Pennsylvania r. X. Co.
Miss Nellie Clayb0rne, Of Baltimore,
Nd, who has been visiting Miss Ida Kali
baugh, Of WesternpCrt, Nd, returned
home Friday, accompanied by Miss Ida
Ealbaugh, who will spend some time visit
ing IL the city.
prof. w. III. Faux, principal OF Davis
free schools has arrived.
Schools win commence Monday, Sep
TENDER 18th
Mrs. J. T. Harrison and daughters re.
tn-ned Thursday from visit 10 friends
PEAR Athens, .. She is ACCOMPANIED BY
Miss Cozette Byron
The tailors and clerks played q. game oil
base ball Monday. TheresUit was: Clerk:
Re. tailors Is. The return game viii bt
PLAYED Monday next
Miss sue E. Colimi, Of Meyerstale, Pa.
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BENWOOD.

DR.. J. c.. Walton. of Main street, will
shortly leave for Jefferson county, ONO,
where he viii locate.
The number Of typhoid fever cases is on
the decrease.
Mrs. Swartz. an estimable lady of Main
street is on the sick list.
DR.. A. II. Warden and wife are guests
at the residence of Postmaster A. L. Pelley.
The new B. & o. depot az McMechen
will be built south Of the stone bridge over
Shep McNiechen's Run in the upset end OF
the village.
The marriage of Miss Annie johnson, a
charming Young lady and Mr.. H. Whyte,
\ rising Young man of Wheeling, will take
place Tuesday next. After the ceremony a
reception will be rendered the immediate
friends and relatives at the residence OF
Mrs. p. Brannen sister Of the bride.
Messrs. August and Albert Peuey will
! resume their former positions on their boat
| the ChGrOn this week.
Thomas Forrest, popular employe az
/ the Riverside steel plant, was accidentally
burned in the eye with small particle OF
hot metal Friday and is of dnty.
W. Duggan had valuable horse goreo
/ by a cow on his place below town one Gay
4 last week.
Miss Sallie Byrne has returned from
pleasant trip of eight weeks to various
! points in Canada.
Mrs. 5. Jordon and daughter Miss Mary
| have returned to Washington, ID. O., after
/ pleasant visit 70 friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Briceland returned las
week from an extended trip in Canada.
| The Charon did an immense transfer OF
| passengers and vehicles last week.
The schools enrolled large number q
the opening Of the term.
Miss Jennie Eggleson one OF Martin
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, Ono, September I'M,
Alice Davidson. of Pittsburg, Is the cre'
of Miss Clara Cline.
Quite a number OF people from this MA,
attended the Wheeling Fair.
Mrs. Jake Voegtly was at Pittsburr 4,
several days this week attending The b.
position.
Prof. and Mrs. Williams, Of Mound.
vile, were visiting relatives here lpy
week
Mrs. Sam Lenkard and family, who han
been here for several weeks past, returrsi
home TO Wheeling last Sunday.
Chas. Brunlich Is home this week with
his family.
Miss Rend Noll is visiting friends /,
Wheeling this week.
Mrs. Sophia Alexander and family, a
Allegheny, Pa, ale the gpests OF her aunt
Mrs. Lenhard, Of this place.
Miss Alma Menenschwander was :,
Wheeling on business Thursday.
Mrs. Hyer was at Martins Ferry Nj,
week, the guest Of Mrs. Mortimer WI.
liams.
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Nothing ike Is

DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. It's as peculiar in its compo-
sition. as in its curative effects, in
all the diseases and disorders that
afiict womankind. It's legitimate
medicinc-an invigorating, restora-
tive tonic, q soothing and strength
eninc nervine, and positive rem
edv for female weaknesses and
ailments. All functional disturb
ances. irregularities, and derange-
ments are cured by it. There's
nothing like it in the way it acts
there's nothing Ike it in the way
it's sold. It's guaranteed to give
satisfaction in every case, or the
money paid for it is promptly re-
funded.
Read the guarantee on the wrap
per. :.
You lose nothing If it doesn't
help you-but it win.
The system is invigorated, the
blood enriched, digestion improved,
melancholy and nervousness dis
PEELED. It's q legitimate medicine,
the only one that's guaranteed to
give satisfaction in the cure Of al
9 female complaints. D
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PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, o., September 12.-The Lsur-
elton mines on the w. & l.. h. X Il. were
idle Yesterday on account or the death OF
the wife of one of the fOremen.
Portland turned out en- maSse TO the
Wheeling Fair on Thursday. There were
scarcely enough left to keep the camp
firesn burning. All say there were more
people than Fair.
Mr. ". :. Ward, while returning with
his wife and Miss Jennie MARTENS from
pleasant DAYS visit at Riyes Lawn (Mr.
w. II. Robinson's) was thrown from his
buggy, sustaining a very severe bruise on
the shoulder and lett arm. Fortunately no
bones were broken and he is again able 70
be out.
Quite an amount of grain and wool has
been taken in az this point this week, being
stored in the warehouses Of j. 7. HOdgen
and n. 5. Gillespie.
Portland was represented az River
Lawn" lawn fete last evening by the FOL
lowing: Messrs. L. and Il. w. Hodgen, Z.
A. Sarber w. A Ward, 7. V Moore, G..
S. Bigger, each accompanied by his better
half, Messrs. DIR. Hoge and brother, u. W.
Collins, Lewis HaythorRe, Q. w. Kennedy,
(s-rls1I-g.see-Ind Misses Anna Stringer, Kate
MARTENS, Edna HOdgen, Jessie Betton,
Lizzie Hawthorne and Jennie Marthens.
Mr. CLYDE Porter received a telephone
message, Yesterday, calling him home on
account of the serious illness Of his father;
The teachers Of Portland, Buckeye and
Warrenton have formed Latin class, with
II Z. HObson as teacher, and meet AZ war
renton one evening Of each week, Ior re-
hearsal. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farmer were the
guests of II. II. West and family, OF "Vlne
Cliff yesterday.
Mr.. Machin, Of the New Tiltonville Pot
terry Company, was in town yesterday.
a brakeman by the name of WlthersPoon,
from Baird, o., working on the z; " r,
while coupling cars az hellys eoal WORKS WORKS
last night, was caught by the wheels and
had the flesh torn from the knee to the
foot. He was taken to Steubenvilie for
treatment.
DIR. Hobensack was called 10 Portland
Yesterday on account Of the serious illness
Of Mrs. q. w. ThOrngate.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Shit has been entered on the docket Of
the Common Pleas Court by the trustees
of the Fifth Street NJ Z. Church through
their attorney, w. B. Franier, Tor S2,OOO
against the Terminal road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culbertson, of Alliance,
who have been visiting Mrs. Culbertson's
brother. d. X. Allen, of the Garden Spot,
returned to their home yesterday.
The new room at the South School
building will be ready for the scholars to-
morrow.
furnaces of the Buckeye Glass Works and
will be ready to make glass in ten days or
two weeks.
Trade is reported good at the North
wood, they having plenty TO do.
"Old Farmer Hopkins" is the attraction
at the Opera House on Tuesday evening.
Herb. Coss has gone 10 Greensburg, Pa
Mrs. Amos Curley, of Point Pleasant, is
the guest Of relatives and friends in this
city.
Misses Nellie and May Sedgwick at their
home near Blaine.
prof. Mannix and Mr.. Morley, of the
Public School were making the squirrels
take uppermost branches near Portland
yesterday.
Dr. McCrearyt ol NC" VuOOiN, OH-o,
has returned to his home after pleasant
visit with DR.. Darrah.
Daniel Dugan, Jr., an attache OIL the
Soldiers Home at Sandusky, is visiting
his relative the Rev. Father Mattinely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Williams is Wis
| ting in Hannibal, o.
Frank Shrodes and Walter Taylor, OF the
c. & p. r. r. force, took in the G. i P. pic.
mic at Brady's Lake on the main line OF
that road, yesterday.
Geo. Inglebright and Geo. Anderson re-
turned TO East Liverpool, yesterday.
Harry Northwood's dogs, setter called
Benzine and fox TERROR, called Painter
| took some of the leading prizes At the
| Bench shows at Hamilton and Kingston
| Ont. They will be on exhibition at Toronto
| Canada next Tuesday.
J The managers Of the Gaylord Coal Mine
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
wHAT HAS BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Sscal Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local In
srssi Gathered BY Rsgister" Reporters.
Readable Resume Of the News
CLARKsBURG.

CLARKsBURG, w. VA, September IL
On Tuesday, what is known as the Burr
Waitman coal fields, situated about a mile
east of Clarksburg, were sold at puohc
sale and Ira L. Post became the purchaser
at the sum Of 500, 035. This is valuable
tract Of land iDterlaid with thick vein OF
bituminous coal, and one Of the most pro
ductive mines in the state. The compeu-
ton for il was great, but Mr. Post may
congratulate himself that ne had to pay no
more for il. it is now more than likely
that a company viii be incorporated Tor ITS
further operation, and il will remain there
fore one Of the leading industries OF our
county, and afford LABOR 10 hundreds OF
men. At present the indications IN the
coal trade are greatly encouraging, and II
is believed az no distant day all the coal
mines, as well as coke ovens, will De IN
operation. 80,
Our circuit court was adjourned until
Monday, owing 70 the sudden death OF Clay
Hagan's, OF BrandOnsville, this STATE,
brother of John NJ. Hagans.
COMPANY ''K'' is home. out il is much
the worse for the trip 20 Gypsy Grove. y
John RObinsOn's great menagerie ana
circus is to be here Friday week.
At a meeting OF the Harrison county
Auxiliary TO the American Bible Society,
held on last Sunday at the M. Z. Churcn
South, Gen. r. 5. NOrthcott was elected
president. J. w. X. Hayes, secretary, and
Charles Davis, treasurer. The executive
committee are composed Of the following
ministers: Revs. Boardman, BOwles, War
den and Reed.
THE Northwestern Academy has opened
under the management Of Prof. Geo G..
Cuttings, one of the ablest and most promi-
nent educators in the State. The attend
ance is large. Nine teachers are employed.
1t is rumored here that Gen. Con is to oe
appointed a Judge Of the Circuit Court of
the United States.
Junlus ROmine, who was thrown from
his horse at JohnstOwn. died on last We'd
nesday from his injuries. He was good
citizen and a prominent teacher OF this
county.
John Davis, Esq. son Of Hon. John j;
Davis, has returned TO Washington ana
Lee University.
Harry Gordon, Esq, of Salene, is to be
married IN Miss Mary Pollard, of Ludlow,
Vt, an attractive and accomplished young
lady, formerly Of this city.
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cLAB1NsroN.

C1A11xGToS, O., September 12.-Miss
Emma Lobenstein returned home from
Irontoo, O., last night
Chailes DIETRICH lef for Bridgeport this
morniig. He will osch school just back
of Bridgeport this wiiier
Johr Kemple, Jr., j spending few days
this week with relatives at Bellaire.
Mrs VIM. Davis aid daughter, Eva, and
Mrs. L. F. Upman gre at Matamoras this
week visiting relates and friends.
G. J. McCloske. Of Jersey City, is
spending few day with friends here.
w. +. Powell aniwife are at Cincinnati
this week.
Rev Holgate, wb has been SICK Tor some
time, IS a little better.
Thge will be preaching in the NJ. z.
Churtn Sunday Cening by Rev. Humble,
of PoThattan, o.
Thenew organor the M. T.. Church ar
riyedthis week.
There will boa teachers examination
here t-day.
PRO. c. E. G5hens. while playing base
ball here this vsk, had the misfortune TO
have two of thingers Of his left hand
split ,part, malng painful wound.
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WELLsBURG.

WELLSBURG, September 12.-The Y. p
S. G. Z. will give u conundrum supper a
the Disciples Church next Saturday even
ing. The proceeds are TO benefit th'
church.
Frank s. Davidson's Comedy Company
are quarteOed at the Granite over Sunday
They played Old Farmer Hopkins at the
Opera House last evening to fair house
The first setback they have had at the
Brooke glass works occurred Thursday
evening, when one Of the lears which had
Just been completed, fell down.
The gas and oil wells below town arr
progressing nicely now. At one time this
week Carr Bros, had three sets OF tool:
lost, but were successful In fishing rol
them
There were nearly 700 persons from thi:
place and vicinity at the State Fair.
Miss Mary RYAN, Of San Antonio, Texas
is visiting in the city.
Miss Sue Jones went 70 PittSburg Fri
day TO stay week with friends.
Another eight and one-half ton granite
block is being taken TO the Plummer vault
near Independence, Pa.
The MessrS. Hoffman, the well known
Columbus, O., attorneys, were In the city
this week on business connected with the
Fleming estate.
Matthew c. Rapp and Miss Kate Hal
derman, Of Lazearville, were granted a
license Wednesday 70 marry.
The attendance at the churches Of this
city last Sunday, taken as whole, was the
largest in their history.
Miss Annie Erskine is home from sum-
mer'S visit in the Buckeye State.
Miss Kate Curry is a guest at the NJ. P.
parsonage.
Miss Veva Barrett, of Steubenville, was
visiting friends here during the past week.
James L. Montgomery returned TO Wash
ington, Pa, yesterday.
Merchant T. W. Cox is quite i'll with
erysipelas fever.
Misses Lizzie and Sallie Miller, of Beech
Bottom, are attending school here.
The schools opened Monday with large
number of new pupils enrolled. The two
changes in the force of teachers were Prof.
J. g. Schamahorn, Of Rush Run, in place
of Mr.. G.. w. Russell, and Miss Clara
Bracken in place of Miss Virgis Kerr at
Lazearville.
John Holl has been sick for the past
week
Reynolds Tarr will leave Monday 'or
Tuesday, for Columbus, Ohio, where he
Will attend the State University.
Rev. y. b. Phillips, who was visiting
here for several days this week, left Thurs
day.
The Y. NJ. C. a. here is booming 1t is
about three weeks old and has twenty-eight
members.
The many Wellsburg friends of Prof.
Tribe, OF Bethany, will learn with regret
that ne is i'll with typhoid fever, contracted
while he was travelling through the south
srn part Of this State in the interest Of the
college
II is said that the Presbyterians will
give a concert the latter part of this month
n which both Wheeling and local talent
will take part.
Several lots in the Fair Ground survey
lave been disposed Of.
On September 10Th the East Liverpool
,ase ball club will play here for the last
ime this season. On that day the Wells
iUrg club viii give a grand supper and
reat the visitors in first-class style.
A new switch is being put in for the |
Convenience of the Brooke Glass Works.
The Bethany Light Guards passed |
trough tOwu "Wednesday night trUII
gypsy Grove, where they attended the en-
ampment.
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' BRIDGEPORT.

There will be at the First M. e. Church
this evening in the place of the usual ser
vice a missionary concert. One OF the prin-
cipal features will be Colloquy of Nations
By six young ladies dressed in costumes OF
the nations represented. This, with solos,
quartettes, chorus singing and recitations
by the little folks will make an evening OF
delightful entertainment, to which all are
invited.
There will be meeting Of the lecture
committee tomorrow evening in the base
ment of the Kirkwood M. Il. Church. A
full attendance is requested.
Miss Annie Kuhn will leave this coming
week for visit with friends In Elyria and
Cleveland. Miss Kate Kuhn will also leave
this week to resume her studies at Della
ware College.
Miss Minnie Alexander leaves Tuesday
on an extended trip TO Kansas City. She
will be accompanied as far as Columbus by
her brother, who returns 70 the Ohio State
University.
Mr.. Frank Purvis, who died from inju-
ries received on the @, l.. 81 W., near
Maynard, o., was burisd yesterday from
the residence of his brother. The remains
were taken over the c. & p. to Rochester,
where the interment will take place.
Prof. John Taylor, wife and daughter,
nlloo VI llloOufSt ulduO ~ NV QulS
was PROFESSOR or ouIscn0oI5 mere Ior NUM-
Der of years and daring that time made
many friends. He Is now in charge OF an
industrial school in Pittsburg.
Rev. Charles HOLSTER left Friday morn
ing on long journey to Albany, which Is
situated in Northwestern Texas He in
tends taking charge Of cattle ranch,
which comprises about 1000 acres OF land,
ON which are about 700 head of cattle.
John Giffin presented his balloon tag to
G.. Mendel & Co, Of Wheeling, and re-
ceiyed an elegant rocking chair.
The Houdad limiting Club leave to-mor,,
row for their annual outing on the head
waters of Stillwiter. They will remain
two weeks.
Arthur Walliny is now the happiest man
in town. It's 1rl.
Mr.. Chadwick expert boiler inspector OF
the Hartford Insurance Company, was
making his roinds here yesterday OF the
different mills md factories.
Jacob Carnes Of Wellsville, Ohio, is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. 9. Branum.
Messrs. w. +. Graham and n. q. Bran.
um leaee tomorrow for New York, TO sell
the water works bonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shipman, OF Belle
vile. ILL.,, and Miss Ella Miller, daughter
of Mr.. Henry Miller, formerly Of this
town. but now OF Gardner, Kansas, are the
guests of Mrs. Eliza Coss.
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ST. CLAIRsILLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE, Sehember %
White contemplates mov.v IN Sr~0Jss
Ill, In the e ghborhood tChica9yNe a'ots
We are very glad to sayt0 the ~;
Harry Fawcett that he is ble IN ~ ,enos q
John Frasier has returna r. HE b Out
this place. NOlae /
Many of our citizens are ,norovir, -.
property by putting down eg Stone tone u Se,
ments. pars
w, A. Hunt and daughtr a,,au,,
wedding at Wellsville, o., Wonass"a I
Gen. Warner, of Marietta .cnst
business during the week. re'e O;
Capt. VIM. Asker and wifes>.,,
ahis place, now of Kansas Cit, arr y ~ y
at the Clarendon. NV sOeSa
Frank b. Terrell, who did a.,
morning, was buried this aftehoo.n l,oi!
his late residence in this place ~, mo
over seventy years old, and has sr nc vs.
greater part Of his life in this yieIp'.,al Y
was highly respected for his nm my I:
qualities. sON
The East Ohio Conference CON-.
Akron, 0. Rev. Hingeley will / sT Is !. |.
tendance. u H.
Chas. Troll, of the firm of F. Trolls.
uaS ROHc EdSt luz lali gOOuS.
Miss Patton, Of Kansas, Is vis,,;,.,
grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Thompson : "a Ss'
East End. Hs
v.D. Sutton, of Pittsburg. CANA h
for short visit. e
The District Assembly of Good Tam,
was held at Toronto, O., THURSDAY ~ ~
delegates from this place were W. R.ss
Misses Jessie Umstead and Georria Az Az
ander. AK
Mrs. VIM. Hamilton OF Bellaire has
visiting the family of Mr. Gilmore NJ
Laura accompanied her home. ~"
Capt. Ready of New PHILADELPHIA -,
has been the guest ofthe Clarendon re,S.
ed home to-day.
The case of the p. c. & VRP y.
VS.. Charles Thompson and Others /, y.
Probate Court returned a verdict OF SSS
compensation and damage for right on.
through the Thompson farm onno',.!
Ed. Meek will leave Monday for -.
State University at Columbus. =
The well put down at Crescent on tha y
g. o. Railroad, proves 20 be 'dus,erS =
The township school board met to-
and selected the books TO be used this YEA,
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is visiting her father, Adam Kalbaugh, at
WesterDport
Miss Fanny Kurtz and Mrs. Flora Win
dell and daughter Birdie, who have been
visiting Mrs. F. Kelly, left Monday for
their home in Winchester, stopping en-
route at Keyser and Cumberland with
friends for day or two.
d. II. Easton died at Luke, Md, Septem-
Der 9, Of typhoid fever, after an illness OF
three months. The remains were taken 10
South Branch for interment
Miss Myrtle ShafTer left Thursday to
visit her uncle, T. j. Shaffer, at Kingwood.
Elmer Fazenbaker died September S, OF
affection Of the lungs. He was buried Sun
day at o'clock from the NJ. E. Church.
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SHORT CREEK.

SHORT CREEK, September 12.-Mrs. An
oeIine Robinson, Of Wheeling, returned
home, having spent few days among
friends here.
Frank Rouse, who has been on the siok
list, is better.
Miss Mary Cresop returned home Tres
dav from a visit TO friends az Sisteryllle.
The public schools opened last Monday.
The farmers are busy sowing what this
week. Notwithstanding they all took time
to take the Fair in
John Youngman has his new residence
about completed
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MINGO.

MSGo. Olo, September 12.-Samuel
Brown tooki the Wheeling fair Wednes-
day.
Mrs. CARR PeIley returned home from
a visit to Bewood.
Mrs. Fl. Vii and Mrs H. Johnson was
visiting frfds in East Liverpool
Mrs Thfaas Pelley returned from a
visit to Barood Tuesday.
Mrs. Hary Turner visited Wheeling
friends on riday.
r. n. Fnner and B. c. Anderson left
| fer Clevetd this morning.