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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-17
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goruiiss loueFs. 70 receive cAlt.l-' i-f h. f-i
claims ard demands Of al persons 49,
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-17

Estate 81 JOHN a. REED.
TIL. unierSisni-i. aaNing been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District oi Randolph
Commissioners. to receive examine and adjust All
claims and demands OF Az persons against the estate
Of John 4. Rce.l late Of Braokncld In said Dis
frict deceased al claims exhibited IA Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that will for the purposes
aforesaid. at his late residence
on the isih day 81 sept
neal from lo'clock. p. M. until O'Clock. y. M. Of
aid day. and that six from the sih day - Aux
1881 is the time limited by said Court for said credit
to pre- their claims Tor examination and
allowance Dated Al Brookneld this salh day ofAug
A. ID. 1891.
MARSHALL GREEN CONF
e5 CASsICS PECK. missioners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-26
ST. CLAIRSVILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, July 25.-Peter Toll
man, Lee McCOrtney and Walter Carlisle
are visiting friends in Marshall County,
Recorder John NJ. Beckett has purchased
the O. j. Swaney property.
Jamie. daughter of Irwin Jordan, fell
and broke her arm Thursday.
Mrs. M. E. Wilson returned home Thurs
dav from Mouudsville where she has been
visiting friends.
Prof Clark and wife, of Williamsport,
Pa, spent Thursday with w. d. Hoff and
family.
The Teachers Institute commences
Tuesday.
The musical and evolutionary entertain
ment held in the Court House Hall last
evening was well attended and the audi
ence was well pleased with the perform
ance.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hoffner who have
been visiting friends here returned to their
home in Beaver Falls, Pa, to-day.
A party of our young people attended the
Martins Ferry picnic at Ridgeway Wed
David Schumacher, formerly of this vi
cinity, now of Windsor, Canada, is visiting
friends here.
Miss Minnie Alexander, of Bridgeport, is
visiting friends at this place.
A party of young people attended the
dance at Flushing Thursday night.
Miss Carrie Danford is visiting friends
in Washington City.
Harry Robinson, of Martins Ferry, i:
visiting his father, George Robinson, OF
this place. -.
Senator J. W. Nichols and family will
leave Tuesday for two weeks visit to rel
atives in Illinois.
DIR. Morrison, of Morristown, is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Governor Campbell will be at our fair OF
the last day.
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BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, ONO, July 25.-Mr. David
Goodhue left on Wednesday for Michigan,
where he expects to spend couple Of
months with friends.
The Glen's Run Sabbath School picnick-
ed at Rainey's Grove, on Thursday.
Orian Delany has accepted position in
Hoods barber shop, at Martins Ferry, and
any person wishing an easy shave would
do we'll to give Shorty call.
Miss Jennie Pfster, of Wellsburg, has
returned home after pleasant visit among
friends here.
VIM. Delany, of Colerain, was in town
on Sunday.
Miss Edith Ewing, Of Wheeling, is the
guest of the Misses Stringer, of Portland.
To-day is pay day at the Kelley coal
mines.
Ward & Smith we are informed pur-
chased large stock Of gents furnishing
goods from firm in Wellsburg, and pro-
pose running store Of that kind in the
above named place.
Master Kinsey Betten is spending the
week with G. M. Sanderson, OF Bridge
port.
Iirs. Mollie Bigger was rendered q sur
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-26

nominated Major Mckinley for President
OF the United States.
Prof. S. B. Davis viii take charge Of the
business course IN Brauddus College.
Other teachers added 70 the faculty are w.
II. Ryland, OF Richmond, and Miss Bette
Bailey, OF Hollins Institute, Virginia.
During the week more than one hundred
teachers were examined and are now await
ing the announcement Of the grede Of GER
uncate to which they are entitled.
Ihe lawn party given at Mrs. Edwin
Maxwell's, by the ladies Of the Episcopal
Church, was a success and the occasion one
Of pleasure
Richie County Court has decided to pay
the verdict rendered against it by the Cir
cult Court Of this county in the celebrated
bridge case.
Among prominent people in the city, are
Glenn BarYes Of Fairmont, John o. Pen
dleton, Of Wheeling, G. w. Fair OF West
Union. H. b. F. Martin OF Grafton, A. S.
McQuain Of Chenille, Chas McKeehan Of
Weilsburg, Amos Hooker, Rev. Drummond
and Q. Robinson Of Buckhannon, L. G.
Arbour Of Parkersburg, Editor Stewart Of
the Rsretlle, Mrs. Florida King Kendall of
Virginia, and Miss Stella Bowcock of
Washington.
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FAIRNOET.

PARAMOUNT, w. VA, July 25.-F. i.
Martin and Thos. F. Hall departed last
Sunday night for trip through Virginia,
aud especially visit TO ler boom towns.
Mr.. Hall returned home Wednesday night
much pleased with his visit. Mr.. Martin
has not yet returned.
viii Wilson, attorney-lt-law, at Elklns,
is visiting his parents inPalatine.
The Jr. O. u. A. NJ. Ltdge, OF this place,
went 10 Grafton in a bOdy Thursday to
participate in the parade and witness the
ball game. They took the Avenue band
with them.
We understand that cut Of the forty
two Marion county teachers who passed
the recent examination for No. l certii-
Gates, but eight and possibly ten, succeeded
in making the req uired per cent. Among
the successful ones, we are pleased TO say,
are Misses Marian Martin and Eve Bond,
of this place. This certificate entities the
holder to teach eight yesrs without pass
ing examination.
Mrs. Chas. Powell and her mother, Mrs.
Compton, are visiting relatives in Penn
Paul Mccoy, George Cochran and Muir
nv Dickerson went to Grafton Thursday
on bicycles
The State Convention Of the Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor con-
venes here on next Monday for three
davis session. Extensive preparations are
being made for the entertainment Of the
delegates, at least 800 being expected.
The "shot tower" succeeded in falling
down this week, and the debris will be
cleaned away. We have not heard whether
a new building will be erected or not.
Col. Charles L. Hogan, State Librarian,
was in town this week. He is Just recov
ering from q spell OF malarial fever.
Mrs. Cora Bishop and little daughter, of
Kingwood. are visiting relatives here.
Quite q number of new houses are being
built By the coal companies here TO accom-
modate their men. The coal trade is on a
A meeting of the officers Of the Presby-
terrain church was held Friday afternoon
for the purpose of calling preacher for
their church. They concluded TO call Rev
Twining, former pastor of the church.
The Board of Regents of the normal
schools will meet here on July 30 and locate
the new normal school building and act
upon the applications for principalship.
Miss Belle Rannie Is the guest Of Mrs. h
B. Davis in MorgantOwn.
The Fairmont Improvement Company
has been Incorporated by Secretary OF
State Ohley. The incorporators are J. 70
Watson, S. L. Watson, G. L. Smith, e. w
Arnett and o. A McKunny.
We referred last week to the paying by
our town council of 300 for the right o.
way for a street through some property be
low the Episcopalien church. The owner
of the property came to US and III
formed US that the land above men
toned was worth at least 81 200 on account
of the coal that underlies 1t, and that i
would destroy the opening to his Goa
mine, etc. We are sorry we made so grav'
an error We have since understood tina
when the matter was first spoken of tn,
owner Of the land and the Council could
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-26
BENWOOD.

Contributions are being accepted for the
purpose OF purchasing a church bell for
the new Catholic Church building.
Special services viii be held at st. Mat
thew's Church to-day. The pastor will be
assisted by a visiting clergyman.
Both steel works made good outputs last
week.
No immediate prospects Of the nail fac
tory resuming work
Many avail themselves OF the excursion
rates 70 PlttSburg and take the run up,
spending a day there.
A coterie of youths left yesterday for a
ten-days' outing down the river.
The farmers of this vicinity report fair
average weight of hay per acre, but not so
heavy crop as that Of last year.
Miss LULU McMechen has returned from
attending a summer school in Pennsyl-
yania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Williams, Of Bridge
port, were in town Thursday.
Miss Nellie Osbourne, a handsome youn :
lady Of Center ward, was appointed teacher
In the RavenswOOd.
IL. Brush is having al artesian well put
on his premises.
Miss Josephine Lander, Of Water street,
has returned from a visit to friends in
Plttsburg
Miss Maggie Stewart viii leave this
week for the country TO rusticate.
The efficient Board Of Trustees of our
public school met last Monday and APP
pointed Prof Il. A Riggs principal, and
Miss Dora Davis 70 I'll the other vacancy.
The old corps of teachers were reap oOinted.
The pudding department of the Ben
wood Iron works viii shortly resume work.
Mrs Harriet Vance, Of Centre Ward,
was summoned 70 Pittsburg last week by
the serious illness of a near relative.
Philip Velton, of Moundsville, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Tillie Basil Of Water street is indis-
posed.
Miss Barritt, of Pittsburg, is a guest of
her sister Mrs. Welsh, on Main street.
Mrs. j. Engle accompanied by her daugh-
ter leaves Thursday for Philadelphia and
other points east.
A small child Of Mr. Geoghlin was
knocked down and run over with horse
and buggy yesterday afternoon fortunately
sustaining but slight injury.
Quite anUmber from here will spend the
day on the camp ground.
". Duggan has purchased the old school
building at McMeehan and c0ntemplates
having 10 rem0deled and converted into
dwelling house or houses.
A Young lady Of Center ward upon re-
turning from shopping in Wheeling one
day last week laid her shopping bag near
the door and when looking for it shortly
after found il was missing, some one hav-
ing taken bag and contents. Among the
latter was a pocket book containing small
sum of money and a unique and costly sill
yer card case.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFrON, July 25-Nliss Sadie Knox,
Of East Liverpool, Ohio, is the guest OF
Mrs. Geo. 3. Dunlap.
Col. J. V. Johnson, Of Phihppi, spent
Friday night at the Arlington. He was on
way from Lexington.
The Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Banks big safe was removed from the
depot Thursday and placed in the building
on Main street. 1t was on exhibition all
day Friday and examined by large num-
Der Of people.
County Superintendent ST. Clair being
dissatisfied with the members Of the
Board Of Examiners appointed the first of
July, and having some doubts as to the ell
gibility OF one Of them, recOnvened the
presidents on last Thursday for the pur-
pose of having a new Board appointed.
But the committee of presidents refused 70
make any change, aud when told by the
County Superintendent that he would call
them together again, gave him to under
stand that 10 would do him no good. The
action Of the Board is commended by our
citizens.
Judge Hoke spent a few days in town
holding sgecial term of Court.
CLYDE Holt, Of Palatine, has been here
during the week visiting friends.
Hern Abbott, of the FairmOnt Inder,
took in the game of ball Thursday.
Some Of the FairmOnt boys came through
Thursday on BICYCLES to witness the base
ball anniversary on good time.
The amateurs Of this place entertained a
large audience in Brinkman's Hall Thurs
day night.
Charles r. Durbin and his father, Mr..
+. NJ. Durbin, of Parkersburg, will leave
tonight for a trip to Baltimore and other
points East.
Imboden Stainaker, Of Belington, a
noted musician, is in town.
The music Normal now in session in the
school building promises TO be grand sue
cess. It is under the supervision of Pro
fessor Sufern, Of New York, who has a
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BRIDGEPORT.

The excavation for the new reservoir
progresses slowly. The engineer had a
hole dug twenty feet deep which showed
no rock. This hole was at the edge nearly
and on the lower side of the hill, and II 1t
had been made fewfeet away and fur
thur up the hill, solid rock would have
been struck only few feet below the sur
face This makes it much more expensive
for the contractors, Stauhbs and Moore
These are very determined men and they
say the hole shall go down and the reser-
voir shall be completed exactly according
to the specifications. Many persons think
however, the specifications should be
changed in one particular, and that is. the
clay pudding on the outside should be
shanged and fronting with cement sub5i-
tuted.
Council should see that the water pipes
are laid soon under that part Of Bank and
Morgan streets that is TO be paved so that
the street work could go on. The people
are getting tired of waiting on the pave
ment, and it will cause some noise if the
work is delayed again from any cause.
A party of Kirkwood and ST. Clairsville
people will meet at Arrick's, on the big hill,
on Tuesday next, to picnic. A good time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-26
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, o., July 25.-Miss Emua
Braunlich returned home Thursday from
East Liverpool, where she has been visiting
friends.
Billy Rist is home from Wheeling, visit
ing his parents of this place.
Mrs. Rose Neuenschwander and MIS-
Ida Hyer were at Wheeling, this week, Oh
business.
Miss Carrie Fritsche, of Wheeling wa
the guest Of her uncle, Lewis Muhlen@
Friday.
Miss Sadie Lenkard was visiting la
sister, Mrs. Dan Williams, of MoundsVlAS
the first part of this week.
Rev. Fisher has been at Burr's MISE
past week. ,..
NJ. F. Noll, of Marietta, was visaAs
friends here Tuesday. c,..
Billy Neuenschwander was at els'slis
vile this week, circulating among D''
many friends. uAos,.
Mrs. Josie Brost and family OIL W. NJ
ing are the guests of Mr.. and hls' -"
Rist. Ao-,e
John Fisher is seriously Ill at DIS H0u'
at the upper end of town.
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PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, o., July 25.-The u, " a. =.
A. NJ. netted about one hundred doiiaiI rSs
their festival on Saturday night ga
Filtonville brass band discoursed so~' -''
selections on the occasion. ~, ts
Winnie Winnett left on TUESDAY ~, -
Indian territory to spend the summer = Vi" re
his father who is there engaged ~ ~
practice of medicine. :. ,.,srf
Miss Lou Hennig Of Wheeling IS 'i'''''
Miss Kittie Haythorn. .r,o,
Mrs. Aaron Chamberlin OF Wsri 80.
one of the oldest ladies OF the neit rn.er
hood, died on last Monday night, I IN
ment at Warrenton cemetery on lp NC u,
Mr.. Fisher was making the ooys :. .
Hill happy on Tuesday, 1t being pa!J. G.
Mr.. II. J. Tilton left for bis nome ~ nj nj
Louis Tuesday, his wife remaining ""
friends here. .,rruet
Capt. and Mrs. T. v. Moore re'u'''
from Pittsburg Tuesday. Al,
j. Il. Hodgen unloaded a carioso . ~
lumber from the G. & p. side track '''
dav. .,....oyl,
Work Is progressing very satlsia0'''''
on the new pike to Mt. Pleasant
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srEUBENvILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, July 25.-The brick 1or
the paving of the upper portion Of Market
street arrived this week and are plled up
on the pavements on each side. Quite q
furry was created by the claim set fortn
by some of the owners Of abutting properly
that the bricks were only second class auu
unfit for paving purposes. The Board OF
Improvement held two or three meetings,
three inspectors were appointed 10 eA-
anime the bricks, who condemned lou
piled west of Seventh street, but u. b.
Borley, superintendent of the John Porter
Brick Works Of New Cumberland came
here and the difficulty was fixed up by ms
agreeing to have the bricks Inspected WIN
out expense to the city, all bad ones 10 De
thrown out, so that the work OF paving the
street will be pushed forward without oe-
lay.
This is the season of picnics and the peo-
pie are taking advantage of the fine weatn-
err to enjoy themselves in this dellghtIul
manner. Town Rock and Fairy Glen, over
the river among the West Virginia hills,
have become as popular as Of yore, and not
a day passes but some Steubenville party
is happy among the beautiful scenery and
cool breezes of these pleasant hooks.
Councilman Basler has re-engaged with
the extensive wholesale liquor house OF
P. Welty & Co., of Wheeling, and will es-
tablish local agency here from whence
the business in neighboring towns Will De
conducted. Mr.. Basler has completed MS
new residence on North Fifth street and
he and his family have settled down in 1t
and are enjoying its comfort and elegance.
James D. McCay, well-known Wheel
ing cigarmaker. is lying at the home OF his
aunt, Mrs. William Smyth, in Carroll
County, very low with consumption, and
no hopes are entertained for his recovery.
DR.. F. S. Maxwell and wife are home
from a trip to Ontario, where they were
the guests of Mrs Maxwell's sister, Mrs.
Macifie.
Daniel Sullivan and wife nee Lotus, re-
turned home this week from their wedding
trip and settled down to housekeeping on
South Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cummins, Of Chica-
go, are the guests Of Steubenville relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Rev. Miller and son, Samuel, of
Saltzburg, Pa, are guests of Mrs. Miller's
sister, Mrs. W. II. Mooney, of La Belle
avenue.
Albert Traut and wife, of South Dakota,
are guests at the residence Of Mr.. Trauts
father, on North Fifth street.
Frank Kendall this week resigned the
position of Assistant Principal Of the High
School to accept the Principalship of the
High School at gainesville, o. Frank is
Steubenville boy, born, bred and educated,
and his friends here are sorry to see him
leave. but rejoice in his promotion, the
schools Of gainesville being among the best
in the State.
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Z isn't Gnns

1t isn't done
by others-that's why the guarantee
of DIR. Pieree's Favorite Prescription
should command attention. It's a
guarantee that means something.
If the medicine doesn't give salts
faction. in every case for which it's
recommended, the money is prompt
" refunded. Remarkable terms
but it's a remarkable medicine. All
the functional irregularities and
weaknesses peculiar to womankind
are cured by it. For leucorrhea,
periodical pains, weak back, prolap-
sus and other displasements, bearing
down sensations, and all female
complaints" it's an unfailing rem
edy. 1t is a powerful, restora-
tive tonic and nervine, imparting
strength and vigor to the whole
system.
Try it, if you're an ailing woman.
IF it doesn't help you, you have
your money back.
AS a regulator ard promoter OF
functional action, at that crlslcai
period Of change from girlhood to
womanhood, @Favorite Prescnp.
ton is a perfectly safe remedial
agent, and can produce only goOo
results.
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Stone 6 Thomas
1890 and 1892 Main Street.

A. NJ. F.. Church advertises some good o.
fractions this year during the meeting. A
baby pianist, several good speakers and
| fne lot of excellent singers will make
programme that should interest all who
attend. The b. Il. q G. runs excursions
to-day.
r. Bannon and wife have gone 10 Tie
mountains TO spend few weeks.
Mr.. Leach, the cooper, and wife, are the
guest of Parkersburg friends.
j. A. Gallaher is visiting his family q,
Marietta.
DIR. Calvie Mccullough, Of Kansas, look.
ing hale and hearty, Is here on a visit.
Ike Morse, of Philada, and a. ]. Han.
berger. Of Baltimore, are in the city
hustling for trade In the clothing business
Waldo Evans has returned from visit
with friends out the B. u & @. railroad.
Isaac Blum has rented Mrs. CAROLS
residence on North Belmont street.
Mrs. S. Luchs will spend few days st
Burr's Mills.
The old blacksmith shop back Of Cts
Hall has been torn down TO allow the cree
ton of carriage factory.
Business has been duller this summer
with the Mayor than last. His Honor
hasn't even performed marriage cee
mony for some months.
Henry Lippel and family are home frcn
a visit with friends in Cumberland, Nd
Ben Tyler. of the Bellaire nail WORKS
Office, and VIM. Parks, Secretary Of he
Buckeye Building and Loan COMPANY.
leave on Monday to visit friends in old Viz
ginia.
Miss Minnie Darrah, clerk in the post
Office, talks Of taking trip on the lakes
Mrs. II. Dankworth is home from camp
at Burr's Mills.
Mrs ID. H. Darrah has returned form
visit with friends at St Clairsville.
A pension was granted TO Thomas Fowle,
under the new law. Mr. Fowler is 50 I'll
that his death is looked for and it is feared
he may not be able to sign the vouchers Tor
the pension.
Now some Of the ladies talk Of forming
gun club. The fair ones will do well TO
continue In the line Of Cupid and use ar.
rows.
Mrs. Harry Mendel, wife OF Captain
Mpndel nf tho otn"-1~- I,tn'i~s 0ara q
Thursday evening. Mrs. Mendel has beef
in for long time and took the outing for
her health. Thirty couples went down the
river. The evening was very pleasantly
spent.
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BARNESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, o., July 25.-The Barnes
vile Branch of the Merchants Retail Com
mercial Agency. of Chicago. was organized
here this week. and the following officers
elected: President, J. I. Moore; vice-pres-
ident, f. w. Hibbard secretary and treas
ureI, Geo. z. Hills; executive committee,
T. S. Frasier, r. NJ. Cumming and T. e.
Mccall. The branch at this place has
already membership Of thirty and is COM
posed Of some Of the representative bust
ness men.
The Normal school which has been in
session here for the past six weeks closed
its course last evening. Both teachers and
pupils express themselves as we'll satisfied
with the work They will hold another
session here next summer, commencing
June Is.
The Epworth Park Assembly which has
been holding forth at Bethesda, small
town about seven miles eBst of here, will
close next Tuesday. The Assembly has
been q success in every particular. The
speakers were all the very best that could
be procured, and the concert given by the
Barnesyille Mandolin and Guitar CLUB, as
Misses Gail Hubbard and Mary Walton,
and Miss Grace Kelly accompanist, was
very fine. Suite large number OF people
were in attendance from here.
The City Council has passed new pro-
hibition ordinance. This was done be-
cause Of the clauses in the old one contrary
to the statute. They also passed an ordl-
nance relating to trials by jury.
C. M. Cole is now using American made
tin-plate for his tinware.
The CITY Band has been engaged to fur
nish music for the Clarksburg, w. Va,
fair on Sept. I'd and 3D..
The people of the western circuit have
been living in darkness for some time ow-
ing to one of the potential coils in the cleo
trio light burning out.
The dates of the Pennyroyal Reunion to
be held at Fairview have been set for Aug.
18th and 10Th.
The police court has been unusually busy
the past week.
The GAINESVILLE Box Co. have received
nearly all their machinery and are now
ready for business.