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FOR THE EARLY AUTUMN.

A Pretty French Gown OF Specified Brown
Wo0llen, Green Liued.
One OF the p~rettiest Of the early fall gowns to
brave the briny deep and challenge the inter-
est OF womankind. who are. as o rule. perverse-
~ Indifferent Just at present to tho solution OF
the dress equation and cling devotedly to the
soft laces and nne summer iahrics which have
clung to them 80 closely during the ssason
now waning. Is q French costumS, Of spscklsd
trained skirt. for the trained skirt still fingers,
notwithstandinG lie doom ID sealed-is edged
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However. a change came over the spirit Of
TO a huge block OF dwellings, in the most
wretciled and God forgotten part Of the city.
Charles Booth who was compiling his p fsst
ple." She contributed the remarkPble chap
ter CONCERNING the "Taiior,ng wtahe; ANU 10
talking about. she spent NIFTY days working in
The sT sis Ssns' sBsfiss a s:Issls " s' moeS:
mSnt In Great Britain. x prominent member
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her pride as In q mantle ind persuade herself
chat she Is quite warm enough dressed Ia =
Sai rm maae GoWn worn ,0sst q ffGmoinatioP
Tor her 10 depressing.
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49, many seconds. Neither does she sit on
the edge OF the chair and fdget about the heat
Or the drnughts or the cindors;. No. she has u
happy ,knack Of making herself perfectly com-
Portable within her environment: OF keeping
her hat straight and her temper sweet: Of ar;
and apposits places. and Of looking as So
rene and pretty at the end OF the trip az, II she
had Just. come out OF the top drawer.
Ana b.. those, very msnoeuyres a mar with
that she would make the cosiest little homo in
thu world II she hadn't, ANYTHING to do 1t with,
Ehasband coming home to tell her she was
the dearest vile in the world; He can make
shsirs and eoaehes in her house. that she will
Them without dislocating his neck: that she
whore It !: more handy to use than the floor.
% nsisss " Without sscsPt one. s1 tnat 'n shs ma viii q have mSe
the beeistsHk cooked rare. say her
ealRht at dinner with the seq she" and SEE
man that travels well usually has. first Of ali.
. hsr outfit the smartsst Kind Of an ulster.
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It is quite the custom now for the intimate
friends Of o bride elect to present her with the
ex1uisitely fine bed linen now included among
the essentials Of the fashionable trousseau.
These sheets and pillowslips are all made with
hemstitched hens and an embroidery Of tho
interlaced initials of the brides maiden name.
To the collection each Of the girl cronies con-
tributes one set. which insurss 4 variety Of
embroidery designs,
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Mrs I. n. Bard. a delegate to the Wyoming
State Democratic Convention. received thirty
six votes out Of the forty-eight necessary to
nominate her for Governor. But with the good
judgment and discretion. which. nothwith-
standing the popular theory to the contrary.
candidate. as she doomed euch action mad
visable. considering the condition Of her party.
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Nine. Alphonse Daudet is q writer OF talen
and has frequently assisted her husband IL
his work. When Daudct fell dangerously IL
as he was writing Les Rois en- Exil.". h,
COMMISSIONS his wife in ease of his death (,
finish the book, Her style is refined. artistic
and characterized 10y most delicate precision
prefers Of Partisan home lifc. with most charm
ing chapters on childhood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

visiting friends in town during this week.
Miss Allie Maxwell visited friends in
MIngo, Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hook WIS in Steubenville,
Thursday.
Mrs. Samel Cook is entertaining her sis
ter, Miss Clara Suffer. of Charleston, w.
Va
Mis- Jessie Todd, Of Pomeroy, has been
visiting friends here this week.
w. j. McCann viii organize Council OF
o. L. A. NJ, at Irondale, this evening.
Two children OF Edward Hindman died
of scarlet fever this week, aud were buried
in Brooke cemetery, Wellsburg Several
more Of his children are very low with the
same disease.
The NJ z. church viii give an Easter
entertainment on Easter Sunday.
Thomas Brown, who has been i'll lately,
is improving
The ladies Of the NJ. Z. Church will give
an experience meeting in the Opera House
tonight.
Mrs. Potter and Rev. G. F. Oliver will
address a meeting in the NJ. Z. Church on
the 18th inst.
The remains of the late VIM. Wells were
lifted Thursday and reinterred short dis
lance away. 1t was claimed he was buried
on private ground.
Michael t'laherty, who was killed on the
Panhandle at Wheeling Junction, was
brother-in-law 10 Mrs. Lowell, Of this
place.
The mill is now running on full time.
John Taylor has left town for sum-
mer'S rest at MOrristOn.
Bess Bros, OF this place, are construct
ing derrick for an oil well at Independ-
ence, Pa.
Council meets Tuesday night
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CLARINGTON.

CLARINGToN, o., April 9.-Mrs Ida
Buskirk returned home this week from a
visit TO relatives at Wheeling.
Mrs. 4. f. Topp is visiting her sister,
Mrs G. +. Zorn, of Wheeling, his week.
DR.. H NJ. Smith made business trip to
Woodstield last Tuesday.
a. E. Michael was at New Martinsville
and Sardis Friday.
Miss Emma Urpmas was at Wheeling
Thursday.
Quite number of our young folks went
TO Wheeling Friday evening TO hear Bill
Nye.
A stranger moved here on the keystone
State Tuesday, and he will open up pool
loom in the Hopper House in short time
Mrs. Laura Tyler moved here from Pitts
burg last week. She has rented part Of
the Hopper House, where she will follow
dreSsmaking.
Frank LiIten and wife, Of Bellaire, are
with relatives and friends here this week.
The remains of James A. Jackson, the
young man drowned off the Elaln in Ian
uary, were brought here Thursday after
noon on the Courier and inferred in the
Clarington Cemetery. The funeral was
conducted by the Jr. O. L. A. NJ of this
place, Of which order Mr.. Jackson was
member
w. S. Richardson and son, Ralph, spent
Thursday at New Matemoras.
The following township officers were
elected here last Monday: Trustee, Mich
ael Boughner; Clerk, +. L. Case; Asses
sor. j. w Zesiger; Constable, Ellie Smith.
Corporation officers: Mayor, B. Il. Nal
lory: Clerk, Randolph Walton; Treasurer,
G.. l.. Tyler; Street Commissioner, H.
Dillon; School Directors, Geo. Hell and G.
NJ MeSSerlv
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feet. r. J. McF'adden is doing the work
Miss Blance Russell, of Bellaire, visit
ing friends or Western avenue.
All the various branches OF labor have
organized in the city, aud a general nine
hour system adopted. Members working
over the schedule are subject to tne of
one dollar.
win T. Burnside, late Of the "Dot Put
NAM company, is still in the city. Hewill
join the Joseph Howard company in a
few days.
Mrs. Emma Weaver, after earnest solicit
tation of numerous friends, has consented
to open class in painting and music dur
ing the summer season. Quite a number
of pupils have already made application
for instruction in music and art.
Andrew Mccain received quite a serious
injury Friday afternoon. He is a carpen-
ter engaged with H. NJ. Riggs. While
stepping from a scaffold TO a barrel below.
the barrel overturned and Mccain fell
with his whole weight upon his wrist,
dislocated and the bones.of the forearm
broken.
Miss Stella Fish, OF Denver, Col, Is the
guest of Miss Maggie Hammond.
Miss Annie Pelly, Of Benwood, is spend
ing Sunday at the home Of Miss Belle Mar
tin.
G. G.. Newman was in the neighborhood
of Franklin, this county, on legal business
Saturday.
Court adjourned yesterday, after having
held session of five weeks. Much very
important business was transacted.
S. @. Hanngap has moved into the
building lately occupied by Prof. d. w.
Williams.
Miss Maude JefTerson's class at the NJ.
+. Sunday School will give an entertain
ment during the early part of May.
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MOUNDsVILLE.

The Mining and Manufacturing Com
panv made a strong effort 10 assert the
stock law in this district last Friday by
taking up some five or six head of cattle.
These COWS were the property OF our
townspeople, and when their coffee came
10 them i'm dark shades, the absence Of the
COWS from their owners caused q very con-
siderable amount of kicking. The cows.
however, were safely penned under the
care of a company employe, and 1t took two
dollars TO ransom each COW. Several suits
have grown out Of the action OF the COM
pany.
Mrs. NJ. L. Osborne, the popular Seventh
streat milliuer, has been very i'll for several
Albert Hooten, late the popular clerk at
McLain's drug store, was IN Wheeling
Fr.diy.
Rev. G. w. Grimes has purchased Mrs.
Roberts vacant lot opposite the prison.
The consideration was five hundred dol
lars.
Mrs. S. G. Gaus is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Vankirk, in Washington, Pa, and
will remain several days.
a regular commercial war IS being
waged among the grocerymen in the city.
Prices are slaughtered without mercy.
The people profit by the sharpness OF the
NOul HCLlA4D4s
The Epworth will give an entertainment
on the 23d of this month. The members OF
the league have spared neither effort nor
means 10 mako the affair one of signal sue
cess, both in financial way and as a con-
cert that will long be remembered because
Of the merit Of the performers. They have
secured the assistance Of Mrs. Charles
Hobbs. together with other brilliant talent
from Wheeling, Cameron and Sistersville
Geo. Turner, the old colOred man who
for many years has driven the nne pair Of
grays owned by the State, WAS discharged
Friday, having served in ell fifteen years
at the State Prison.
One Of the most popular and promising
young druggists near Marysville, o., will
come to our city during the month Of June
But ne will not depart alone. He will be
accompanied on his return by one OF our
most vivacious and charming young ladies,
who lives on Seventh street, as his bride.
The Reading Circle was entertained in a
VeYy handsome manner at the home OF
Miss Ella B. Martin, Friday afternoon.
The meeting days will hereafter be Satur-
day.
&. c. Quinn is raising his residence two
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BRILLIANT.

BRILLIANT. O., April 9.-The intelligence
OF the people of Wells township, JEFFERSON
county Ohio. is verified by the astonishing
Democratic record made on Monday last,
as will be seen in the following otnclal
count: Clerk. John Daigue, D, lg9; w d.
Mct'anu. K. 115. Constable, @. w. Ever
SON. y. 2y7; Ellsworth Eyerson, r., lol-
Justices. Frank Tarr, D., pa, .. NJ. Nad-
del. r. i5S: y. c. Hunter, D., 1871; W: NJ.
Matthews. r., 15S Assessor, Brilliant
precinct-O. NJ. Davis, D.. lS5; Newton
Steele. r., 81. Assessor, Township-Clar-
ence Hunter, D, 81; VIM. Purvlance, h,
20. Brilliant sets the example; let others
follow. go, NJ,
The Board of Health will make tour OF
inspection next week. -
Miss Mary Crisswell returned 70 her
home in Bellaire, after two weeks pleas
ant sojourn here. =
Stenbenville full 10 overfowing with Dem
ocratic news from Brilliant.
Crawford K Co. Of this place are now
constructing an oil derrick for Z. Jones &
Co. on the Geo. Snyder farm, about one
half mile west Of town.
We feel somewhat aggrleved with tne
loss of David Buoy, who has taken up MS
aboad at Rush Run.
" Hester Aldridge, mother of our towns
men .[oan and William, died at her home
in Niuro on Thursday last, March 8lst-
Her remains were inferred In Steuben-
Rev. Bruff. OF this place viii preach at
Iazearville, W Va, Sunday afternoon
Albert Specht, Of Wheeling, has been
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TILTONVILLE.

TILroNvuLE. O., April 9.-Rev. n. A.
Miller Of Empire filled the pulpit IN the
NJ. Z. church on Monday night in very
acceptable manner. This service ended
the series OF meetings which have been in
progress for more than four weeks. The
Methodist people have experienced quite
an AWAKENING during this revival and have
added between thirty and forty members
TO the church. Rev. Stewart Of Steuoen-
vile, Presiding Elder Of this district, will
talk TO the people some night in the near
future about the great necessity OF new
church in this place.
Master Linden Hoover OF Massillon, o.,
visited his brother Maxwell at the parson-
age, over Sabbath.
James Maclin entertained a few Of his
friends on Tuesday evening in very
charming and hospitable way. Those who
were present and enjoyed the combined
music of the violin, piano and cornet were
Misses Maud and Pearl West, Maud
Medin, Birdie GardRer, Jennie Shirley,
Billie Machin, Messrs David Medill,
George Cusick, Hugh Cusick, Robert Oar
rah, Alfred Machin and James Machih:
Wilbur l.. Medill and eX-Sherin John
Burns, of Steubenville, were down on
Wednesday attending William Medills
sale.
Harry 1lChtuSs VI M L ACeoah hoo "a
guest at the residence OF w. Il. Taylor for
a few days the past week.
Rev. Stephens, of Scio, will be at the
Town Hall next Thursday night, and will
entertain the audience with stereoscoplc
views of foreign lands
FRIDAY was the last day OF school al
Buckeye, and many of the invited wended
their way in that direction early in the
morning to be present at the exercises OF
the day, which were Of charming nature.
Mr.. Clyde Porter the efficient teacher, en-
deavored to make all comfortable, after
which he proceeded with the examination
which lasted until IL m. Dinner was the
next important number on the program,
and a royal good dinner il was, served
properly and 10 the queens taste. After
dinner came the literary part, treating of
the school, short address by the teacher,
farewells, etc, etc, and all returned home
having felt better for being present.
David Medin left for Scio Friday night.
President Rowe, Of Pottery, has moved
from East Liverpool 10 the Worthington
property.
There is a rumor Of a wedding. Whomi
Guest One Of our esbmable young ladies
is thinking seriously Of embarking in the
matrimonial boat.
Miss Lille west is visiting her aunt at
Mingo.
Free. Updegraf, OF Mt. Pleasant, was
b = on Wednesday.
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BRIDGEPORT.

An act has been passed 10 place vote
before the people 70 decide whether or sot
Counril shall issue bonds for the system OF
sc,verare Several people seem 10 be under
the imnression that kirkwood Is the only
Mace where this sewerage will be laid Il
Is A mistake. The sewerage system will
embrace .f,tnaville down TO bridgeport,
Including tho West End as well as klrd-
wood. IL should be remembered that the
water system will never prove successful
without an accompanying sewerage system
fftbe matter be held for awhile il will only
',ause moro expense and delay IS there are
several brick pavements 10 be put down iu
the near future. and II this Is now done
now. thew will have TO be torn up az the
city's expense.
The Indian show at the City Hall seems
N be the most flourishlng affair that has
struck town this year. Surely, n Is not
the refinement and culture that attracts
the people as there are great many com
plaints oyer-ruuning the town about the
iooseness with which the entertainments
are conducted.
There will be an Easter social given AZ
the Good Templars' Hall next Friday eve.
ming. All kinds of fancy Easter goods viii
be placed on sale.
John Williams. the bar roller at the
Ftna mill. left yesterday for Muncey
Ind. where he will accept the similar posi-
tion TO the one he now holds.
Squire w. II. Howells has moved bis
Office In the City Building for a short time.
Misses Ira Wilson and Minnie Martin
have gone TO Cambridge on q visit 10
friends.
]. o. Howells has gone to Old Hundred,
w. Va, on business.
ed. Wells aud wife leave tomorrow for
Philadelphia.
Mrs Chas. Craig is visiting at New
Philadelphia.
Miss Maggie Hill Is slightly indisposeo
The election for three members TO MI tho
School Board will take place tomorrow
afternoon between the hours OF and 8 p. m
There are six candidates, ID. A. Morgan
and j. Campbell. OF Aitnaville; Seneca
Lyle, VIM. T. Eberle, VIM. Alexander J,
w. Fowler.
The pay days at the Etna Mill have been
changed little. The puddlers and finish
ers being paid yesterday and the bar mill
last Saturday. Heretofore all have been
paid at the same time, thus making pay
day every week.
Roy GilTen entertained a number OF bis
friends at his bone on Pike street last
Friday evening The guests were treated
in "A royal manner by their host. who prov.
CD to be an excellent entertainer. Refresh
ments Of delicate nature were served at
the proper hour Those present were:
Minnie Phillips, Mammie Sells, Edna
McConnaughy, Matalda Evans, Mable
McConnaughy. Miss Orphie Shannon, Of
Wheeling, Eddie Walling, Earl Sells, Ida
CHM, Richard Beech. Granville Phillips,
Fred Gin. Willis Reed.
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FLUSHING.

FLUSHING, O., April 9.-Quarterly meet
ing services are being held at the Asoury
church to-day, Rev. Freshwater presiding
elder
The election 10 the corporation resulted
in the election Of Jos. II. shannon, Mayor:
Robt. Nitchner, Clerk; Frank Meal, John
ID. Turner, aud f. Il. Oglevee, Council
men; w. II. McCleary, Treasurer, and
w. J. Brokaw, Street Commissioner.
The Rock Hill Coal Works have resumed
operations and will increase their force.
David Branson has sold his farm OF zoo
acres TO Mr.. Fitzgerald, OF Pennsylvania,
for so, coo cash.
The marriage Of viii W. Bethel and
Miss Becca Pickering occurred Thursday
at the brides residence, Rev. Hackett Of
tciauDg.
Hamilton Glass was elected a member Of
the Board OF Education over Rev. y. b.
Stewart by vote OF 20 70 81.
A new Touring mill is talked OF here, 10
be located near the depot.
The Flushing Coal Company are now
shipping more coal than they have done for
years.
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INDEPENDENCE.

INDEPENDENCE, PA, April miss Anna
Belle Wo1dburne, who has been teaching
school at West Newton during the past
winter has returned home.
Miss Efie Rea OF cross Creek, is the
guest of Ter sister, Mrs. w. II. Buchanan,
near Mt. Hope.
Miss Liza Meloy, who has been visiting
her sister who is attending school at the
California State Normal, and also her IN
Gle. Rev. John Meloy. Of West Newton, Pa,
returned home last Friday.
w. II. Buchanan, while in Ohio, made
purchase Of twenty-three tull-blood de!aine
sheep, which are very fine.
We are very sorry 10 announce the death
of Miss Miller. daughter of Mrs. x B.
Miller, which occurred on last Friday.
Consumption was the cause Of her death.
Her remains were Inferred in the indie
pendence cemetery on Sunday followed
there by large number Of friends and rel
atives.
We are informed that Forst and Green
lee will commence TO drill for oil on the
BeuU farm. one mile north Of town;
within the next ten DAYS. The rig and
part of the machinery IS on the ground and
has been for some time. The drill would
have been started some time ago but there
was some trouble about the lease, but this
has all been fixed up and work will be com
menced.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Perrine were visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Jennie Councilman,
VINO lives near Wellsburg, last week.
Marshal Moore, who mas been on the sick
list for some time. is able TO come 70 town.
TIE Loyal Temperance Legion will give
an entertainment here in the Presbyterian
Church on Monday night April 18th. Ad-
mission ten cents.
Mrs w. NJ. Hickey gave he friends so
cial entertainment on last Tuesday night,
which was well attended, and all present
were well pleased aud enjoyed themselves
very well.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

NV CUMBERLAND. April 9-The tow
boat Clifton has the contract for towing a
large amount Of paving brick TO Evans
vile. Ind, amounting 20 lO,O0O,OOO, aud
viii BEGIN as soon as tow is made ready.
The old Council held a closing session
for the wear on the evening of March 81.
The meeting was remarkably harmonious,
and al the conclusion OF the services
Brother Brown, OF the Independent, sang
when Shall We Meet Again. after
which Brother PlGttenburg pronounced
the benediction, and after the retiring
members had been embalmed Brother
Swauey pronounced an eulogy of some
what doubtful character upon them, and
then covered them with his little grains OF
paving sand and tho meeting adjourned
sine die.
outler district sent up car load Of
clients and witnesses 10 court on WedneS-
day. The case was setthngup an estate.
Rev. Ferrel is wearing plaster on his
cheek caused by "a misunderstanding with
his bvcicle Moral do not NEEDLE with an
unframed bycicle.
-Four candidates are announced for sher-
IN. viz. James r. Ward, present assessor,
y. B. Bernard, Capt. John Porter and Il.
TT. Brown, Republicans, and Il. NJ. Gun
niugham, X-COunty Commissioner, Demo-
crat Also five candidates for assessor,
Hon. u. a. Pugh being one OF the number
All Republicans, and perhaps more TO fol-
low.
Capt VIM. Householder started South
on Friday with a barge OF brick, 10000
and 60 barrels Of fire clay in tow Of the Jim
Wood
Abe Cuppy. who has boon in Eastern Vir-
ginia for the last twenty years, mas return
cd 10 his old trampiug ground.
ID. NJ. Griffith has been qualified as ad-
miaiStrator of the estate of the late Benja-
min Griffith, his father.
Judge John A. Campbell was at home on
Thursday.
There were five acceSsions to the Disci.
pies Church last Sunday.
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f,,srs,s ONCE, when all the Supervisors Ar.
-, rested TO be present
Robert Blackford was not so well yester.
day. u,.
see Erie Railway for New Work CITY.
Howard Montgomery is Ia up with tha
German measles.
Henry Keohnline Is erecting a larva
stack for the Reymann Brewing 60.
THE household goods OF Chas. Welty WAS
srctioueered of yesterday.
I ~. Smylie has returned 70 the Nc
Donald oil field.
Thomas Mitchell OF Mount Pleasant +.
the guest of his sister Mrs. W. B. Francis
on Walnut street
Yesterday the Htna mill commenced 70
Dov their men on their new plan Of paving
ppF some parts of the mill will be paid
every Saturday hereafter.
Tba assessors elected on last Monday are
tilted 10 meet at the auditor Office, In
- CJairsyille, on "Wednesday, April 10. az
o O'Clock a. m, for the purpose OF receiving
thsir hooks. blanks. and instructions for
making the assessment OF personal prop
ertv for the ensuing year
Ross Mitchell will remove his grocery
into the corner store-room or the Harmon
building on Monday.