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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30
GREAT EXCITEMENT!

The Greatest Sale on Record Crowds X. b.
Potts Big store at Hnin aud Tenth
Streets and the Boom Is in Full Blast.
Bargains Going Like Flash ut Half
Price and Less-A Present TO Every Gus
toner who Cuts this Out.
These big drives received daily from the New
York auction rooms will eclipse anything ever
be fore kesrd Of in this section.
MEMS SUITS, 6l.96. ~ 81, % 81 H5 and up.
We are leaders In low prices. These goods
must 10. Come early.
MEMS PANTS at 45c. sc, SO. &c, tllS up.
Worth double or money refunded.
BOYS SUITS at S., VIC, tllo, tl.a up. Come
at once this sals cannot last always
Toys PANTS, l2c. 1876, Csc, g9c 800 up.
These bargains are goingvery fast
NER'S FINE SEOE5 ct &c. 81 10, tlHt N3R
Sl.62 up. Look in our window for bargains In
sLoes away below the usual price.
LADIES FINE SHOES. SIC. 07c, Sl25 tl5l
81 a up. All fast sellers and will give you full
CHILDRES's SHOES at 1870 Csc SIC, 4sc, CSC,
nc, SIC u. Solid bargains and trade winners.
4 RACKET-LOOK AT THE PRICES
HANDKERCHIEFS, lc, %, SC, &c. Sc up. Big
value.
sUsPENDERs, &c, &c, I2c l5c, isc, 9ac; worth
SES's HALF HOSE, Sc, &c, 60. Ioc up. These
prices will make you buy.
MEMS SHIFTS, l7c, go, 33c, 3gc up. On
shirts we lead the trade. IL we cannot save you
a. least one-haif your money we do not deserve
your patronage and should not have IL. and
further. you may return any goods not tatisfac-
tory and get your money.
BIC DRIVES IN MEMS AND BOYS HATS
Don't forget US on Hats. We are here 70
ave you money.
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WELLSBUKG.

WELLsBURG, w. VA, October 29.--Miss
Maine Ferry and Miss Annie Lindsay
both Of Steubeuville, visited Miss Ella
Baxter the tirst of the week. The above
young ladies took part in the Episcopal
concert Monday evening.
Mr.. ThOs. F. Taylor and wife left for
his home in WOOnsOcket, Il. l., Wednes-
day, on the P. m. train. They Will take
about two days tour Of the cities OF Har-
risburg, Philadelphia, New York, Hart
ford and Providence. then &c his home,
where he takes the management OF MS
fathers wool house.
Miss Maude Jones and Miss Belle
Nichols visited friends in Now CumDer-
land to-day.
Jay Cooper is improving slowly from his
sickness.
Samuel o. PAUL aud wife returned home
from their wedding tour last Thursday
evening.
George Patterson returned home from
Huntington, W. Va, where he had been
working in a glass house.
The Eagle Glass Works is still shut down
for an indefinite period, except two fruit
jar shops which starts Monday.
Win McElroy visited Steubenville on
Thursday.
Rev. James Palmer, of New York, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row morning.
Robert Nichols, Jr, is home from Indi-
ana, where he has been for several months,
working at his trade, 0rick-lavlng.
Capt VIM. Cakes, Jr, and wife, of Pitts
burg, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John FoW-
Ter
A quiet wedding came of at the brides
parents in Midway, Thursday, October
21th, at which Mr.. Charles Barford and
Miss Phrauie B. knight were united by
the Rev. d. W. CalGerwOOd.
Three couples Of Steubenville cyclers
were in town on their wheels, taking OPP
portuuity OF our finely paved streets, Sun
day last
There will be another wedding in our
CITY before many more weeks.
Il. WyHe Hammond, aged about 4S
years. died suddenly Monday after few
DAYS illness. He leaves a widow, sister
and brother here and a brother in Bruins
wick, Mo, to mourn his departure, and
will also be missed by large number Of
friends.
Mr.. Earl Wiley will give a compli-
mentary recital at the Opera House Thurs
day night. Mr. Whitley is starting an elO-
CutiOn class, which, we are informed, is
progressing rapidly. The small sum of
Ten cents is required for the defraying OF
expenses of advertising matter, hall rent,
etc IL is expected the Bethany Glee Clue,
with their new music, Will be there also.
Let every one turn out.
Mr Frank Adams, Of Washington, Pa,
made visit to friends and relatives the
latter part Of this week.
Mr.. T. A HOBBS Of Wheeling, was in
our midst Friday and to-day.
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BRILLIANT
Lewis Mil:

BRILLIANT. o., October 29.-Mr. J.
Clohan will move out in the country Nov
emoer 1st He has resided here for nearly
five years.
burg Saturday.
The NJ. E. Church which oflate has been
going through @ frescoing was reopened
Sunday, it ADDS much 10 its appearance.
Mr.. j. X. Meyers of Steubenvine doing the
painting.
Chas. Justice and wife of Mingo visited
friends and relatives Sunday.
From the racket kept up saturday nights
at the Hungarian boarding house, the resi-
dents of that section ere complaining very
much, which il seems ought TO be looked
after.
Misses BERTHE Halderman, Josephine
Ridgely and Mrs. Clara Bonnage Of Stew
benviile visited relatives Sunday.
Jesse Moore Of West Wheeling has sold
his home here to Noah Welshaus, price
paid s., 300.
Bess Brothers have stopped drilling on
their well, although they have enough gas
TO light the mill, which is very good I'M
provement to the mill.
Mrs. Jesse Gllcrist Of Mingo Junction is
visiting her parents in the Spaulding addi-
ton.
Mrs. Lewis Clohan is on the sick list.
Miss May Mooney was in teubenvilIe
Monday.
Henry Parr and sen, of New Alexandria,
visited friends Tuesday.
Alex. Moncreiff, Of Findlay. visited his
sister, in the Addition Tuesday.
Miss Nora Young entertained number
of her friends Tuesday evening. Apple
pearing was the delight, refreshments be-
ing served afterward.
The Presbyterian church is being clean
ed this, Week. Rev. Dust viii take charge
about the first OF the month.
Mr.. GeO. Wilson and Miss May Mooney
were married this afternoon az the parscn-
ageof the Presbyterian church, at Toronto,
Rev. Wier ofleiating.
Vim. RAIDER, who has lately received his
discharge from Ne United States regulars.
after serving iva years and a half. is
among his friends shaking hands. He enS
listed rs priEeps I'd came ont corporal.
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BAKNEsYILLE.

BARYEsyILLE, o., October 29.-Friend's
boarding school opened, Monday with an
enrolment Of about fifty scholars. The
enrolment is rather small this year.
VIM Neptune, prominent farmer, liv-
ing near here, Gied at his home OF heart
trouble last Wednesday. Mr. Neptune was
one of the pioneers Of the county, and was
quite well aud fayUra5ly known.
James Cook and wife and Mrs. Sarah
Haiues, all Of West Branch, Ia, visited
their sister, Mrs. Reece Lewis, Of East
South street, this week.
The following Board Of Visitors for the
public schools was appointed by the Board
of Education at their last meeting: Geo.
T. Nuzum, j. H. Mcdonnell. Rev. Cave,
Rev. Lane, j. Walton, Mrs. j. Riddle,
Mrs. T. j. Buchanan, Mrs. A Maxwell,
Mrs. J. w. Cassells and Miss Aggie
HanlOn.
A large barn belonging TO Mrs. Annie
Tidball Of this place and situated on the
pike few miles from here was destroyed
by ire Sunday evening. The contents con-
sisting of grain, hay and all kinds OF farm
ing implements, were destroyed. Loss,
5000, insured for $500 in Hartford, Con-
neCticut
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Superintendent K. NJ. VanCleve OF the
public schools to Miss Brown OF South
Charleston, Ohio, at the residence of the
bride on next Wednesday.
L. r. Bonnell was in Washington, Pa,
this week looking after the milling busi-
ness
COL G. L. Poorman addressed q fair
sized audience at the Opera House on Sat
urdsy evening last.
The GAINESVILLE City Band will play in
Wheeling next Tuesday night after the
Sherman meeting here.
George Hilles and son were in Cincin-
natl last week consulting an oculist with
regard TO the boys eyes.
Win Shankland, who escaped from jail
here Sunday afternoon, has not yet been
recaptured.
G. d. Hills, of this place, has been re-
appointed Steward OF the Boys Industrial
School. Mr.. Hilles was compelled to re-
sign in September on account Of question
of citizenship being raised by other appli-
cants for the place, but quietly came back
here, thus acquiring residence in this
county again.
The flag at the postofice is at half mast
in respect TO Mrs. Harrison.
Several OF our citizens will 90 to Wheel
ing next Tuesday night.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Final arrangements for the Stevenson
meeting have been completed The follow
ing programme will be carried out All
uniformed marching clubs in this vicinity
who are to turn out on Tuesday evening
are expected to report promptly Of 6:30 p,
m. on that evening. Those not uniformed
will be furnished with bunting and badges.
HOrsemen and carriages Will form on
Bank street at the same hour. Badges
will also be furnished 10 each horseman.
The committee have kindly requested
Democrats who have horses not engaged 70
loan them for the occasion. At o'clock
the procession will move south on Sank TO
Morgan, TO Howard, 10 Bennett, 70 White
lev TO Morgan, to Bank, and thence TO
Wheeling
The Good Templars elected the follow
ing officers Friday night: Howard Fort
ney, Chief Templar; Kate Wigginton, Vice
Tempar: Ella Grimm, Secretary; Jos. 3.
Loe, Treasurer; Chas. h, Oyler, Financial
Secretary; August Il. Grimm, Chaplain;
James l.. Cortland, Marshal; Mary Nc
COnnaughy, Guard; Chas. b. Loe, Senti-
mel Meetings will he held on Thursday
evenings hereafter. No meeting next week,
November 3.
The residents, or rather the property
owners, on Lincoln avenue, in dGtnaville,
should bear in mind that the street car
company In laying the double track up
there, have agreed to pay for the paving OF
the track for the distance Of one foot from
the out side, leaving distance of about
seven and one-half feet for the property
owner to pave at their own expense. 1t
would be well If the owner would paw
for the paving, what ever IL may amount
TO. as soon as the work is done ana certified
bv the engineer. If it is not paid at that
time it is carried over on the tax bill, and
makes more confusion for the clerk, it be-
ing such 4 nominal sum none should hest
tate settling when the work is completed.
Col Poorman, the Republican candidate
for Congress from this district, spoke in
the public square last night At the con-
clusion OF his talk he explained the new
method of voting by the way of the Aus
tralian ballot system, and the rules gov
erning the voting.
Rev. Stephens will take for his subject
this morning Lies Journey" Regular
evening service.
Mrs. Annie Alberts. assisted by num-
Der Of other ladies OF town, are making ar
ranyemeuts TO organize class in physical
culture
Yesterday surveyors were down survey
ing Tor the laying OF the sewage pipes,
A young child Of Harry ConaWay's was
buried yesterday.
Nathan Fawcett is spending Sunday
with his parents near st. Clairsville.
Miss Alice Cox will entertain friends at
a taffy pulling tomorrow evening.
Al Brine is at Wellsourg.
Walter Lewis is visiting at his homo at
Lewis Mills.
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FAIRAIONa.

FIRMoNT, w. Wv, October 29.-Win
Bodley, of Wheeling, was visiting here this
week.
Mrs. DR.. Fitch has returned from ten
days visit to Baltimore.
VIM. Rees, of the firm Of Rees g. Dun
levy, of Cameron, was here to-day on bust
ness.
Mrs. John Clark, Of Jefferson street, left
this week on visit TO relatives at Iona
coming Md.
Ed Hazett, the well known broker Of
Wheeling, was here this week on business.
VIII Arnett OF Wheeling, was calling on
relatives here yesterday.
Win CLARK, a popular young business
man Of Homecoming, Md, left for home on
Thursday after q short visit here
The young ladies' OF the NJ. p. Church
will give al entertainment, entitled the
DAIRY Maids, " at the Opera House next
Wednesday evening. A social will follow
the programme.
The Us have issued neat invitations for
a phantom party at q. a. L. hall Monday
evening.
w. Hupp Sands, Of Morgantown, is the
guest of mis- parents over Sunday.
Miss Jean, daughter of Mayor l. w.
Fleming, entertained a number Of her
young friends, Wednesday evening, in
honor Of the eleventh anniversary Of her
birth. The guests, about twenty in num-
Ger, were handsomely entertained.
A ConvocatiOn will be held at the Epis-
copal Church here the coming week, be-
ginning November2 and continuing until
November D Bishop PeterKin and all the
rectors Of the State viii be present.
The Young Mems Democratic club will
go to Wheeling Tuesday, accompanied by
tue Fairmont brass band and number Of
visitors.
The natural gas line is about completed
from the gas field here, aud gas will proba-
bly, be turned on here Monday. A number
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sISTERsYILLE.

SIsTERsvILLE, w. Va, October 29.-Sis.
tersville is still serging ahead in improve
ments in every way. New, solid and sub
stantial residences are going UP every dav.
and brick paYements are being laid over
the town, and every corner is lighted with
natural gas, that gives the town business
and eRterprising look.
Two ex-bsnkers OF Bradford, Pa, have
been here al week, looking after a site
for bank. These gentlemen propose TO
take 90 per cent. of the entire stock them
selves, ana our local business men will
subscribe the rest of the stock.
K. G.. Caldwell's new and handsome
hotel will be ready for occupancy on or
about November 10th. This hotel will
have 81 sleeping rooms, 50-foot dining hall.
35-foot Office, and q 75-fOot billiard and pool
room. The entire building will be lighted
and healed with natural gas, and will be
the finest and best hotel in the Ohio valley
between Wheeling and Parkersburg.
News has reached here to the effect that
Henry Krug is lying very i'll at the hos.
pital at McConellsville, Pa, with an attack
Of the dread disease, pneumonia. Mr..
krGg is one Of our best and most honorable
business men, aud his many friends hone
for his speedy recovery.
Chas Grier, Of Grier g. Davis's drug
store, is at Huntington, at the bedside of
his brother, who is very low with fever.
Mr.. 5. Truck, our baker, has moved his
family and business to. Powhattan, O., to
follow the same business there.
Harry Work and wife have returned af-
ter brief visit to their old home in Wheel
ing.
Miss Bette McCoach, who had been
sick for several months, died at her home
last Monday night and was buried We'd
nesdey morning.
The members Of the EpWorth League
gave free and pleasing entertainmentiast
FRIDAY night.
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BENWoOD.

The Wheeling steel plant hos petition
before Council. praying the privilege 70
shut off Main street south of Eighth, and
to open up McMechen street, south OF
Eighth. and continue that street on 10 the
B. & o. bridge.
MIR. ]. Nolan is erecting residence on
Main street.
Tom Beatty, the adopted son Of Mrs. Jer-
emiah Flynn, fell heir TO a neat little lot
tune last week, bequeathed hin oy ms
mother, who died receatly in wheeling. Ii
is reported to amount TO about $4,000:
State Evangelist White is holding
series Of meetings at the Disciples Churcn'
in McMechen.
A sad and sudden death occurred here
Friday evening. Miss Julia O'COnnell,
Young woman who made her home with her
sister. Mrs. VIM. Curran, was taken vlo-
lently i'll Friday morning and died the same
evening about 5 o'clock. The nature OF the
disease could not DO learned but 1t seemed
to affect her brain and death was the re-
suit. The remains were taken TO her nome
ct Glover's Gap yesterday for interment.
The annual forty hours devotion began
at st. Johns Church Friday morning and
will close to-day at vesperS.
The teachers and trustees OF the pubic
school held their regular meeting Friday
evening at the school building and trans
acted the winter business.
Mrs. B. B. McMechen left Thursday Tor
her home in Moreheld, where she Will
spend the winter
Rev. Father Dougherty was the guest OF
Rev. Father McMenamin at St. Johns
rectory last week
Miss NJ. Powell has returned from visit
ing friends in Cameron.
ED,.,, sffprfufc rvill hold q mn2tlnR
at City Hall Tuesday, the lst ult.
There will be an examination OF teach
ers held al the McMechen school Satur-
day.
Mr.. Louis Schad is unable to attend 10
his business owing to illness.
Mr.. j. Travers is erecting an addition 10
his residence on Main street.
l.. Hitchcock has returned TO Phlladel-
phia, after brief visit among friends
here
Mrs. F. Allen was the guest Of friends.
here this week.
&c. Simpson, candidate for Prosecut-
ing Attorney, was in the city yesterday.
Rev Mr. Denton, the newly appointed
pastor of the NJ. e. Church, will otilcIate
at the services to-day for the hrst time.
Mr.. NJ. j. Gately and Miss Fannie Cher
ity will be married tomorrow az a. M
4 nuptial high mass will be celebrated.
Quite a large dance took place at City
Hat Friday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Thompson is seriously i'll
with dropsy, and her life is despaired Of.
The farm of Mr.. A. Kepple was sold last
week for $500, Messrs. B. b. and j. l.. MIC
Mechen being the purchasers.
The funeral Of Mrs. SChane, an aged
lady who formerly resided with her son,
near the Junction, took place Monday from
the German Lutheran Church.
Miss Flora Dolbeare is i'll.
The bazaar to be given by the congrega-
ton of st. Johns Church, for the purpose
of reducing the debt on the new edihce,
will take place Thanksgiving.
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typhoid fever at her home In Brooklyn.
But little hope is entertained for her re-
cOvery.
Capt J. E. Hart Of Washington is visit
ing friends here this week. He will remain
until after the election.
Mr.. Ernest Anshutz Of Buck Hill, Ohio,
visited friends here Saturday last.
Misses Blanche McMinon and Daisy
Richardson attended the Sweeny recep-
ton at Tyler county this week.
Mrs Jennie Thomas Of Wheeling, visit
ed relatives here this week.
Misses Sadie LeDkard and Josie Imhon
Of Hannibal, Ohio, were the guests OF
friends here Wednesday.
S. B. Hall was at Moundsville Wednes-
day.
Mrs. C. W. Anshutz, of Allegheny, Pa,
is the guest Of relatives here this week.
Mrs. 5. p. Carney, of Littleton, visited
Mrs. II. Il. Thompson, Of Clark street. this
week.
Misses Georgia and Daisy Harthy re-
turned last Saturday from an extended
visit 70 friends in Pennsylvania.
MIR. John McMuun was taken violently
i'll with chills while at work In his sad6ie
shop on Main street. Thursday night, and
his death was expected at any hour he IS
much better, however at this writing.
One road wagon, two sets of harness and
forty squares OF slate roofing were sold on
the streets, Thursday afternoon, by the
sheriff, to satisfy the debts against
the same. They were taken as the
property Of the Sardis firm. O'Neill, Funk
& Co.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Society of this place will celebrate its first
anniversary service in the NJ. Z. Church,
North, tomorrow evening al 30 o'clock.
The programme consists Of addresses,
rectatiOns and music
Miss Vandelia Varnum, Of New York,
and Capt. Frank Burt, Of Warrington,
Prohibition candidate for Governor OF
West Virginia, spoke at the Court House
Thursday evening, to crowded house.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, o., Oct. 29.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Potts and daughter, of Rayenswood.
were guests of his parents the first of the
week.
Most Of the old landmarks in RAT Row.
are fast disappearing, which improves the
appearance Of that part Of the street very
much.
Mrs. John Boice and daughter Blanche
were at Wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Lye, Of Antioch, o., is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs e. Cline, this
week.
Mrs. Mint McKelvey aud sister. Miss
Emma Braunlich, were ct Wheeling
Thcrsday.
Misses Alma and Clara Neuenschmander
were at New Martinsvile Friday.
Misses Hattie and Nellie Voigtlv At
tended a party Wednesday evening at
Sardis, o., given by Miss Velma O,Neill.
Billy Neuenschmander is down the river
this week.
Alva Voegtly went up the river Thurs
day to collect for the II. x. Bedford.
Mrs. Kate Voegtly, Mrs. Sue Fisher and
Mrs. Lucy Dye were down the river
Thursday on shopping expedition.
Capt. and Mrs. Godfrey munhleman en-
tertained their many friends Friday even
ing in a charming manner In honor OF prof
and Mrs. Dan Williams, who are visiting
here at the present time.
Col PoOrman, OF Columbus. made a
speech in the town hall Wednesday after
noon, which was largely attended.
Miss Sadie Lenkard was calling on New
Martinsville friends Wednesday.
Misses Ida Fisher and Lucy Hofer were
at Ssrdis, o., Monday, shopping.
Dr. and Mrs. Hsnderschield, Of Sardis
O., were in town Friday.
Lewis Muhleman was down the river
Friday on business trip
The Buckwald residence Is beirk greatly
improved by the addition Of az INNER sfory
The oil well south of town ms neen han.
doned, being adGster.
Mrs Lena Hauck, q Pittsburg. arrived
Friday evening, and kill be the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. L6h Fisher for SevsrsI
weeks. 20 = -
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, ". Va, October 29.-Miss
Nellie A. Fletcher and John Styles were
married az the residence Cf the brides
father, Mr. Philip Fletcher, at keySer, at
p. m, October 21th, by Rev. Roland
DAYTON. After the ceremony reception
was given then, at which they received
many fine presents. The groom is fore
man on the Cumberland aud Pennsylvania
Railroad The happy pair left on No. on
the q. 4 p. R'y, for a snort trip.
The Republican demonstration In West
RAPPORT, October oath, was addressed by
Hon. George L. Wellington, candidate for
r5IOngress, and x. A. L. Dick, Of Omaha
= A Democratic meeting was held in the
-ODera House, October 23th, addressed
by Ex-Governor u. W. Wilson.
! Robert COWau and Miss Martha Bur
ruD were married in WesJernpOrt, October
-, by Rev j. II. Moore, at the residence
- the brides father, Il. II. Burnup.
The Democrats will hold mock elections
h the Town Hall October 20, 81 aud No
MEMBER 2
b. f. Wolfe has returned TO Piedmon
tOm Columbus, Indiana, and accepted a
sitiOn with tie Piedmont Independent.
lr j.. j. Mccartney, editor OF the hide
dent, left ttwn very suddenly last Sun
ii. KlIhle has accepted a position as
an n the b. & o. shops at Philadel-
u. G. Wiener. Examiner Of Schools, and
Mr.. Mason, architect, from Baltimore,
were here Wednesday examining the West
ernport school building.
John Hartel, formerly OF Piedmont, died
in Cum berland last Sunday evening, aged
25. His remains were brought here at Sis
Tuesday morning and after the usual ser
ices in the NJ. Z. church, were inferred in
PhilO's cemetery.
J. p Williams and wife are visiting
friends fin Howard county, Md. this week.
Edger Parsons has resigned his clerk
ship az the B. & O. depot He will be sue
ceeded by Sly BrydOn.
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An Instances Gtron.

Teacher-"Does heat always expand
and cold always eoDtract?"
Tommy Taddles-"Cold expands
sometimes"
.Indeed9 WhatdOes cold expand9"
s'Coal bills, I"
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TOthng-"Tdetis and billiards are
Dimling--" Il eed2r
! I. I0s ". .sss ~ go to cours IN the
s ssss 4@' 'A''g vn0rs kisses in the
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NEW MARTINsvILLE

NEW MARTINsvILLE. W. Va, Oct. %
Glowing are Gov. F'leming's appointments
or Wetzel county: At NOuth Of Proctor.
October 81, at 1 80 p. M; az New
Nartinsville on Monday, October 81, at
{ 80 D. m in company with Hon. z. Wood
Daily, Presidential ElectOr at Large Of
est Virginia; at Long Point School
ouse. Green District. on Tuesday. No
,mber /, at 80 p. M. F.; at Wileyville, Tues
evening at 7:S0 and AZ Silver Hill
e6nesdsv. November ., at p. m, ia
many with Col. J.L. Vanfe; at Little
On Friday. November 4. a = p. m, and
3urton on Frida ening 81 clock.
he followinG red in veek's
Of tbe,n Ste
s. 90 or
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Ne
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Our Store Boat, 'THE CYCLONE" Is noW
ready for business. Look out for greater bar
gains than ever. viii remain few days only
at the principal landings along the RIVER
Seee&Gh
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we will be enjoying this luxury before cold
weather.
The Democratic club of this placewas
presented with an elegant silk nag oy
humber of their lady friends this week.