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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09

S s5Sb E E5E q YIN snSo a5dsH e &
rHS H Ssi i 81 .Ss t g Ss, & q 3
AT HALf-PisT FoUk O'CLOCK Ph, los lsssenl
L. IN square 3lz. sa5d lot frontinr - feet on IL
story houss v1<h Sssefy h.nk BUILDING, cout.i.ing
Issns nans nno~n On Day a nie. el0o dsposaf ~
CURED tsrns b. couIlsd with IN 10 days pe-
Gfy vii - ruuu1G RI and cod OF Q< aultnx pu-
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THoMAs BOWLING, Ascstnnssr.

THoAAs BOWLING. Ascf,nessE.
ohs cray HoasE, 4AsNEss AND aoRE. roR
~ Odd q yehn y, Kslshsla nys3ynen. l2$ N
siS III 81 4 I ISL s. VIZ 3
my s1etf1a fcoms, o. 0say Hbrns Hasns1s eAd kohe
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PINE RIDGE CURIOS.
The Great Rush for Mementoes of the
Indian Campaign.
HOW NEWS WAS OBTAINED.

Correspondents-Those who Were
Deceived and Those who Sent Deliberate
"Fakes''-The Cost of Telegraphic Service
A Practical Joke That was Not Appreciated.
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las E. wAGdAMAN, Real Estate Auc,

THOMAS E. wAGdAMAN. Real Estate Aucsioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO LOTS. EACH
TRWWEhE Spa az a FEET F3Th INCHES FRoST
ONE FEET TO An ALLEY THIRTY-sIx
FEET MIDE, IMPROVED EACH BY LARGE
AND HANDSOME DWELLING on THE
TWIN pEIA3ARE SvENrE AND Mt frE slr
sTEEKT EAST. OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL
BY virtue Of deeds OF trust recorded in lier No
folivs 40 and TO- of the Land records the Dis
thereby SECURED. will sell at public aucsion in front
Of the premises. on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH
1891. at HALf-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the FOL
lowing es,ribed lots; First. part of square $50 Be
street distant Ia feet west from the Of
said square, thence west with said street "a feet
inches thence lorth ll feet to an alley % fet wide
Of the said District in book H. pare Ia thence east on
said alley a feet inches and thence south l3 feet to
the Place OF BEGINNING. with the improvements above
square 66 Beeinning for the same 81 point ON the
nortn line OF street distant Isl feet inches
ron tne corner Of said square, thence west
70 an alley 80 feet wide shown plat recorded in
the once OF the surveyor of said District hook L.
pave IL thence east along said alley "a feet inches
with the improvements above stated. y. -11-''
Terms One.third cash. Of which e200 NJ usrbs del
posted on each lot at the time Of SALE and the aan
IN three equal instaihnents. in one, two and tire
from dsy OF sale and by deed on en- tx
erty sold, viii be taken all cash at option q pur-
e , tsrns are mot compiled with IN zen DAYS
cos: Of defaultiny purchaser after eict days adve
tisenent in the Evening Star. All conveyAncing and
r'''fdnx viii r fH e gaT s wssa AZ;
J.w. PILLINa,i russsss.
ja3o-dkds THos z wAGGAhAN. Auct-
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WEEks 1 CO.. Auctioneers.

w HA-ho w., AuctOneers.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION. COMMENCING
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY NINTH, AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, AT THE STORE NOS. lo.1
AND 1913 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
AND WILL CONTINUE FROM DAY TO DAY
UNTIL ALL is DISPOSED OF.
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
CONSISTING
IN PART OF DRESS GOODS CALIcoEs, CASH
MEREs. TOWELS. srLAsHERs. UNDER
WEAR IN ENDLESS VARIETY. FLANNELs.
sHAwLs. coRsETs. ZEPHYRs. PLUSH
GOODS. GERMANTOWN woRsTED. PRINCES.
LAcEs. vELvETEENs AND OTHER ARTI-
Giles TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
ALSO
SHELVING. COUNTERS. SHOWCASES. ALL
SIZES. STOOLS. &c. &C.
EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT
REGARD.
fe7-;t SAM sAMsTAG. Manager
~ H'0 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
xI LARGE AND n,PoRTANT SALE OF
TO BE soLp EXcLUsIVEIY
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS,
gro PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
FEBRUARY TENTH. lsai,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. .
- AMONG THE COLLECTION
WILL BE FOUND FURNITURE SUITABLE FOB
PARLORS,
CHAMBERS. LIBRARIES
AND DINING ROOMS.
ALSO,
BY ORDER OF ID. NJ. RANsDELL.
LOT HOUSEHOLD FUkNiTURE AND CARPETS
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM il MAY CONCERN, TO
PAY STORAGE CHARGES
LOT HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Terms cash. RATCLIFFE DARR Co
fef-2t Auctioneers.
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A UcTIoN SALE Ar NORFOLK. VA.

The y,,u.n,s wssrf rropssty tncvn A. csmphe;ls Z
Maxweuk running from Ferry 20 koanoke dock. which
10 IN the center % the city. Tisrss <k
with reiragersnns rooms. frame freight bouse.
pletsd m Noyesnter lss0l. and in conpets runnlng
order. VII be sold at enction IN SOkfOLk. VA.
EEBkuAEy ELkyENTH. the prsmlss.. q
xsrms: One-tidrd cash; bsisnre IN one. two al
three years. with nfersst Nap 81 proIerty caa
WIZ II. rRIcE CO..
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wAsunsros Loan and Trust Co. See adv't
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionee,

FINE fARLoR; DINING ROOM AND BED.
-, kOOM FURNITURE AT AUCTION
,s 9S ISEsDAA MORNING, fEBRuABY, rFNTH.
1851, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. al our sale.
rooms, Ninth aud streets northwest We will SO a
public auction
Fine Plush Tapestry and Hair Cloth paffc- Su,.--
rlne Etony Cablpets Walnut Mirror Frenf ra..O ur
Senter Tables. on PAINTINGS and Ener1v;ngs FRENZY
leather ,soyered and Brentwood Dining Chairs, Hal
nasks. tkusseis and Ingram CarpetS. Walnut. OaL
and Cherry Bed Room Suites Hair ami Hnsk Nat
tresses Feather Pillows and holsters odd teSisieas
BQreaux and WAshstanas, Walnut. Oak and Name
Mardrooee, Stoves. Kitchen requisites. &c. &c. Ii
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PoKING FUN AT SIR JULIAN,

She will be buried in potter's field.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
BRIDGEPORT.

It was reported yesterday that four men
from Martins Ferry, whose names could
not be definitely learned, had gone to St
Clairsville on quail hunt that proved
quite disastrous, as dog, colt ana cali
were accidentally shot.
ID. G.. Morgan, of Etnaville, was at st.
Clairsville yesterday on business.
The street car system on the Etnaville
and Martins Ferry route is not working
well. The cars run from Wheeling to Nc
KEGS store, at Etnaville. From there
passengers are transferred TO another car,
which carries them to Martins Ferry.
The puddlers at the Etna mill have been
of all week on account OF having no iron.
They will resume on Monday.
Mrs. Wilson Houser and Mrs. Q. j..
Mccoy, who have been visiting Mrs. Geo.
Summers, returned home today.
Henry Wach and bride have returned
from their wedding tour.
The funeral of Mary r. Scott will take
place this afternoon. The interment will
be private at Linwood cemetery.
Miss Mary McGiffen, OF Kirkwood, is
quitr sick.
Mrs. A. j. Baggs has returned from New
Comerstown.
The Swedish concert took place last
night ct the Presbyterian Church, and was
a great success and largely attended.
Miss Anna Husbands, Of Bellaire, was
the guest of Miss Maggie Hill during the
past week.
Jno. Topping and wife, B. H. Caldwell
and nice, Miss Campbell, of Ironton, were
attending the theatre in Pittsburg.
VIM. +. johnson, Of Uhrichsville. J. L.
HUFF, Of Freeport and G. S. James, of Man
nington, are at the Sherman House.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
BENWOOD.

Many Of the stockholders in the Mounds
Vile improvements were down last week
attending Board meetings OF the various
new industries locating in that place.
The Board of Education of the district
held a special meeting Friday and accepted
the newly completed school house at Nc
Mechen.
Quite a number of the teachers Of this
place and vicinity will attend the District
Institute at Sherrard next Saturday.
The attendance at the various SUNDAY
schools is on the increase.
The school at McMechen, which has
been so overcrowded in the old building,
will remove 10 the new school house next
week.
The Baltimore and Ohio pay car on this
division will De here tomorrow and con-
tribute 10 the cheer Of Thanksgiving Day.
Work on the street car barn and other
improvements in the upper ward is pro-
crossing rapidly The brick work around
the extensive foundation is up about six
feet above ground.
DOwnings performances were well at
tended from here.
Miss Kate Hopkins Of Glover's Gap, and
Miss Annie Tucker, Of Wheeling, were
guests Of Miss B. Manley, during the past
week.
J. l.. McCombs was up from the county
seat, collecting taxes, yesterday.
The entertainment and supper, given
last evening at Lincoln Lodge, No. 40, L. o.
o. T., was most pleasing and successful
affair
The marriage Of Miss Emma Davis and
a popular engineer on the Ohio River Rail
road is announced to take place this week
Mrs. l.. Sharp removed from McMechen
TO BenwOod last week.
The telephone public pay station is a
great convenience 10 the town.
The lumber for the new Baltimore and
Ohio depot, near the Junction, came last
week. The site for the new building will
be little distance north Of the present sta
ton.
The family of Mr.. Charles Daugherty is
visiting friends in Braddock, Pa.
Mrs L. Harting has returned from a
visit 70 Pittsburg.
Robert Dram enlisted in the United
States Army last week and left for West
ern fort.
The skelp mill at the Benwood Iron
Works finished another consignment Of
22-inch plate for experimental test for
tubes for Pittsourg hrm last week.
j. White will remove his family TO
Browns Run this week.
The marriage Of Miss Maud, only
daughter Of Mrs. j. Jacko, to Mr.. John
Vennaman, apromising young man OF Nc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
TILToNyILLE.

T1LToyyILLE, O., November 21.-Mark
Blankinsop has returned TO his home in
Wellsburg, after protracted visit with
friends here.
Tomorrow at $50 p. m. in the M. e.
Church Rev. Hoover will deliver sermon
to the Senior and Junior Orders OF Amer
can Mechanics.
Il. e. Lewis, of Lewis Mills, Belmont
county, visited his old friend, William
Mediil, this week. Mr.. Lewis and Mr..
Medill were schoolmates when boys. and
had not seen each other for forty-two
wears until their meeting this week.
Mrs. Martha Lewis has sold her house
and Lot TO Samuel Wilson, Of Yorkville,
who win move to it in the spring.
The Tlltonville pottery will begin work
in two weeks, employing about eleven men
until the completion Of more mouids, after
which IL VIII run Q full force.
Miss Cynthia Chambers. who has been
very low with consumption for several
months. died at her home last Thursday.
Miss Chambers was only fifteen ct the
time of her death, and was much beloved
By all who knew her.
1.-THE Trial of Santa Claus" canteta,
viii be given here on Christmas, under the
care and supervision Of Pror. We'day, who
no doubt will make il success.
Several couples attended the Oak Grove
Literary Society, Friday night The sub
ject for debate was, Resolved, That the
Government Of the United States does not
protect her citizens a5road, as she should "
Miss Ruth McManus, an efhcient teacher
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
ST. CLAIRsvILLE

ST. CLAIRsvIILE, O.. November 2l.-The
case of the State of Ohio VS.. Ed. L. Coil,
for getting money under false pretenses
from George Latham, of Flushing town
ship, was tried Thursday and Friday. Mr..
Coil lives in Mooreield. Harrison county.
A large number of witnesses came from
that place. The jury returned verdict OF
not guilty. The case will cost this county
considerable.
Miss Emma Woodway has gone for a
two weeks visit at Wooster, 0.
Mrs Annie Stilwell has returned from
her visit to Michigan.
The Epworth League Of the M. Z.
Church will have social next Tuesday
evening.
The social given by the Good Templars
.in their hall Thursday evening was a
grand success.
Messrs. Hunt, Archer, Henderson, and
McKelvey have succeeded in getting an
entertainment course for this place. The
first will be the Boston Lyceum Concert
Company, on the 2Sth inst. Reserved
seats will be on sale at Patterson's We'd
nesday.
Monday evening some boys fastened a
wire across the pavement at the marble
Works" Miss Ina Tallman got severe
fall Others were tripped but not hurt.
Constable Hoffner took two OF the boys
to their homes. The parents then pitched
on to Mr.. Hoffner and ordered him to
leave their boys alone. The citizens would
have considered it favor had he arrested
them.
w. T. Hewitson, a young man Of this
place, lately admitted to the bar, had his
first case Thursday before Squire Alex
ander.
The Dancing Club danced in Court House
Hall last night.
The remains of Isaac Hardesty were
buried in the Union Cemetery this after
noon. Mr.. Hardesty lived near Barton.
He was well known in this community.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
BELLAIKE.

Isaac Luschs does not find the ar OF
Denver beneficial, and Will cnange MS io-
cation. soc;o1s and
oh-rch entertainments of late, but none OF
then, have been very well attended.
prof Denrott lectures here tomorrow
Mr. Bickerton's new residence, In the
Fourth ward. is ready for occupancy.
Prof Sco6eid is organizing several
classes in singing in the country.
The Thanksgiving sermon on Thursday
will he delivered in the German church.
The stamping Company will move into
tie new quarters about February. Bellalre
loses valuable institution when TINS WORKS
leaves. We understand the OLD plant VIII
not be sold. in III
briggs, the Gravel Hill barber, VIII ike
| ly open o store in Third waro lor tne sale
| of bread and cakes. ~ IL,
nneuomnia on Friday night, and for time
+ was feared that she would die.
The :. u. & G. is making needed repairs
an ,he track between here and Woodsneld.
IA v Merrick, formerly principal OF the
b;,h school. paid a visit to friends In this
city last week.
Of the gas cities and says Bellaire is good
0T TSs Standard Bridge end Boiler Works
shinped a big tank to Huntington, w. va.
II ID. Dougherty, the contractor, Will
continue TO make Bellaire his headquar-
tiers. h,s;rsss
The telephone company reports business
as prosperous aud the service enlarging;
The Public Schools will De dlsmsseo on
Wednesday for Thanksgiving. WIZ re-
sumo on Monday. A,a ,or
the mast six months and number OF the
owners will retire when the next assess
ment of taxes is due. There are forty
seven saloons in the city, Just ABOUT oou-
HE the number there should be.
Robert Downing and his excellent com
many appear mere tomorrow night. Inc
indications are that he will play to the
largest receipts in the history OF the Eiys-
ian Theater. Last season he played the
"Gladiator," and was warmly received.
Bellaire theatre-goers think there is no
actor who visits these parts better IMAM
Downing.
A dozen new electric lights were put IN
stores about town last week.
Barnard is selling his paving orlcK as
fast as they are manufactured.
o. Il. Blackburn, Councilman from the
Fifth ward, died Friday night, after an
illness of several weeks, aged 67 years. de
was one of the oldest inhabitants OF Gravel
Hill, and had big circle OF friends. De.
ceased was an Odd Fellow, a knight OF
Pvthias and Red Man. The funeral Will
take place this afternoon, services begin
ming at 3. o'clock, and the funeral leaving
for the cemetery at o'clock.
The Belmont Coal Company has been
doing pretty good business Of late. Being
located below most of the big bars in the
Ohio, the company has been able to get
down the river with coal when the mines
above were troubled with low water.
The mother of Mr.. II. Lippel died on
Friday evening.
Communion services will be held in the
Second M. e. Church to-day.
The glassworkers will give hop at Tur-
ner Hall on Thanksgiving eve.
Drs. West, Cooper, Boone and McClel-
Ian held post mortem examination OF the
remains of o. T. Blackburn.
Drawing is now strong feature In the
public schools.
James Pollock had purse containing $50
stolen from the bureau drawer at his resi-
dence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22


Machen' took place at the Methodist par
sonare In that village Thursday;
The following grogrann,,eet r wl saturday vs rI
usrt n Morning session, $50 a; m. Prayer,
nen~ sanford: Opening Address, Super
iatsndens NJ. Rine General neral h1s sss1Si re-
A. Biggs; Mental Arithnetlc; Jose 'i,a tod
L icSooi should secure to the pupil BARBARA
Smith; Technical Grammar e S,,a W; canon COn-
ner; United States History u o Eliza oe%e
' Oer. sounds and diacritical marks, =.
menI Penmanship, Nora Dolbear; Geog-
N TsOa o and 6scgaP %Tae
M ", - ! 7 TT r King; Reading, Mollie Stew,
srt Evening session, z p. m.mTrue and
Bar Bank Discount, L. N. Grow; I physiology ogy.
Jennie LangiOrth; Primary s MOEk AGnss
E T,sanS Ronar: First steps of teaching
Biography eoSr Laura Dare; Recitation, Mag
gle Sharp.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
WELLSBURG.


Howard Klien is quite i'll at his home IN
Lazearville. roin after at
ta15in0 fhe session Of the State Loags, l.
o. O.F +. He represented Brooke Louso'
No. 5. -. ,ost NJ Miss
Hugh Letzkus, of Wheeling, has been tne
s,rest ~ Vim. Barth for some time past
Mrs Geo Graham and daughter, ol
Smithfeld. o., spent Sabbath IN toWn.
Presiding Elder J.. K. Jones will conouCe
ouarterly services at the NJ. T.. Cnuron
Sunday, November I'D. ..,os+
Miss Matte Paul, who has been tne gue;S ~
OF Mrs. John Reid, returned TO ner noine III
Wheeling this week. III. for
VIM. Tucker left Wednesday nlgu' luz
Cincinnati. u..;or orcl,
were the guests Of their trleno, MISS AS'0
Wells of Steubenville, this week.
PROF. ]. A. Cox was called home ir0Il
Martinsburg this week on account OF the
very serious condition Of his mother. MIS-.
Friend Cox, who has been an Invalid Ior
Mr. and Mrs. John Gasmire and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Gasmire were called 70 FlICS-
burg Monday by the death OF a relative
Cant. w. A. Billingsley resigned MS pc,
sitlon as lone of the finest" at last Councll
meeting. Jas McHenry was appointed III
his stead. r,..ao,,
evening from GAINESVILLE, ONO, Wnere NC
had been enjoying visit among reiaIiVeS'
and also hunting. :,
Council Is arranging TO have the room IN
the Market House, adjoining the. M arsnal's
ofice. fitted I'D TO hold their meetings IN,
and for city purposes.
A large amount OF crude oil colIected Oh
the shores of the river this week.
There will be the usual Thanksgiving
services in the Presbyterian church on
Thursday MORNING.
The school scholars were treated to sew
eral half holidays this week. -,
Mr.. George Strong has entered the milk
Cart. oaks left for Pittsburg Wednes-
Prof. Wyme, of Bethany College, Will
preach in the Disciples church, sunday
The c. A. r. gave supper ana Dali
Friday night IL was well attended.
S o'clock. Friday.
THE ladies of the VI. Z. church will give
a Japanese wedding entertainment on
Thanksgiving evening.
The "O'Flynn in Mexico" company will
play a return engagement here on Tuesday
evening.
The Lewis House has changed hands
again.
The recent cold weather froze the creek
over.
acted at the Council meeting Tuesday
night
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, w. Va, November 2l.-A de-
lighlful party was given last Monday even
ing, at TIE home Of ). Core, Oak Glen, in
honor Of Miss Grace Core, OF Fairm0nt,
and Miss l.. Berry.
Chas. Simpson, OF Huntington, visited
his mother this week. He was en- route to
kngwood, as a delegate 70 the Grand
Lodge, /. .. o. K.
A banquet viii be given by the Grafton
City Band, next week in honor of the ladies'
who assisted az their festival. IL will be
an elaborate affair.
Percy Love has been dangerously Ill with
dphtheria for several days.
Miss Jessie Gilbert is visiting friends In
FairmOut.
DR.. Vankirk was in Parkersburg this
week.
Brinkman's Hall was the scene Of gay
festiVity last Thursday night. The Graf
ton Social Club gave their opening ball,
ard our gallant young men and fair ladies
were out In full force. Prof. Regor furn-
iShcd the music.
Miss Hattie Clark and BERTHE Rogers
were visiting friends in ClarksbUrs this
week.
Miss Crane has returned TO her home at
Fairmont after pleasant visit 70 friends
here.
Allie Trimble is quito i'll with typhoid
fever
Mrs. +. z. Price was the guest Of her
parents az keyser this week.
Harry Curtin, Of BraXton Q. H, was in
town this week.
Invitations have been received here an
nOuucing the wedding OF Willis Nj. Hickey,
operator az this place, and Miss George l..
Wheeler, OF Piedmont. The nuptial will
be solemuized at the N. r. Church, Pied
.,.s.r M m,
Miss Lizzie Campbell, OF elk Garden,
left for her home, after q Pleasant visit 70
relatives here.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Lizzie Deck 20 Chas. Wilmoth. at
the NJ. T.. Clurch, THANKSGIVING, atop. n
Geo. Whatsoever has returned from a
business trip 10 Baltimore
Prof Lewis ki,zmiller attended the
meeting OF the /. .. o. +. az KingwoOd
this week.
Mrs. DR.. a. Leeds, is visiting friends and
relatives, in HagerSJown aud Baltimore.
Mr. aud Mrs. HhOS. Rule, OF Wilmington.
Del, are visiting relatives here this week.
The EpwOrth League gave a musical and
literary entertainment at the Al. +. Church
Friday night.
VIII Barrett. has returned from Denver,
Col whore he has been for the past year.
Miss Grace Slane, has gone 10 Tyrcon-
nell, 70 assume charge Of the school az that
place.
A Breezy Time viii be presented at the
Opera House next Tuesday evening.
Cbas. Stevenson. Of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of Mayor Chambers
Ms. Jas. II. Stout, OF this place, was re-
elected President OF the Sisters o Rebekah,
having served two successful terms.
The electric plant viii soon occupy its
new quarters az the Gas House.
W. Z. Weinreich, OF Philadelphia. a well
known sportsman, IS here on q hUnticg ex-
petition.
w: +: Clark is confined to his home with
erysipelas.
w. B. Fitzhush is visiting in MononCalia
county.
Walter, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Goff
Of West Grafton, died Of membranous
Group. Internent AT Bluemont. Tuesday.
Vernon Lee, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
Can't be found

COSS CO ,JNeHsO
tho equal of DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. If other medi-
cines of its class were like it, they'd
be guaranteed. This is. If it
doesn't benefit or cure, in every
case for which it's recommended,
You get your money back. 1t
isn't a "cure-all," but it does cure
all diseases arising from a torpid
or deranged liver, or from impure
blood. For all Scrofulous, Skin and
Scalp Diseases, it's a positive rem
edy. Even Consumption, or Lung
scrofula, is cured by it, if taken in
time and given q fair trial. That's
all that's asked for it--a fair trial.
Then, if it doesn't help you, there's
no pay.
We claim it to be an unequaled
remedy to purify tho blood and In
vigorate tho liver. We claim it to
be lasting ia its effects, creating IN
appetite, purifying the blood, and
preventing Bilious, Typhoid and
Malarial fevers, If taken an time.
The time to take it is when you
first feel the signs of scedriEess and
tceakness. BY druggists
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
BURLINGTON.

DoN PosToFFICE, OHIO, November 81
Joseph Cooper, Of Scotch Ridge, was In
town on Friday.
Anderson Love, Of near Mt Pleasant,
was smiling on the faces of our citizens, on
Monday.
James Cooper and VIM. Clifford, two
Jolly sportsmen of Scotch Ridge and Deep
Run, left on Monday for Saltwater, Ohio,
where they expect to slaughter all kinds
of game.
The festival to be given by the Don Cor
net Band, at Glen's Run, on November rs,
promises to be grand affair.
Nelson Tingel will carry the SUNDAY
REGISTER between Martins Ferry and
Deep Run; he taking charge Of the route
which was formerly carried by K. K. and
J. H. Delsny.
Smith, Hall s. Co. are erecting fine
new stable on the property which they
purchased from Mrs. Emily Petttit.
Mr.. Fox has resigned his position as
flagman on the c. & p. road at Bridgeport
and the vacancy has been filled by Mr..
Brazel, of Martins Ferry.
The cold snap of the past few days has
put a lively move on the farmers owing to
the amount of corn that is to be gathered.
There are in the neighborhood OF fifty
miners working at the new coal mines at
Rainey's.