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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-20
. III. DID II.
The Means at self Destruction -"i u,
charles y Noost,r.

The Means of self Destruction I-"d h,
Charles j Noostrr.
We clip the following account Of the
suicide of Charles j. Wooster in the jail
at White sulphur Springs IA few days
ago. from the lI~usbandman:
Charles Wooster. Of Neihart. confined in
Jail hero for the murder Of Martin
DBricn d few months ago. committed
suicide 10y hanging himself Friday last.
The hunks Of the jail are made out Of
heavy ducking and are corded on the
edge Ia prevent them tearing. Wooster
secured an old rusty pocket knife, which
it seems has been in the jail for years
hid IN the sink or ventilator. and with
this he cut OIL the corded strip of can
vas firm one side of the bunk and then
drew the cord from the other side. The
c~anvas-covercd cord was wrapped with
, raveling from the heavy ducking of the
cot to make it more secure. \ quilt was
laid on the bottom Of the cell 81 as to
dcadcn any sound. the ducking cord
was fastened around the bars near the
top of the Jail. then standing on Il stool
4 slip moose WAS tied around his neck.
the knot coming to the left ear. With
the ord he then tied his hands by
means of a slip moose between his legs.
Then kicking the stool from under him
there was no possible escape from death.
50 quitriy was everything done that the
prisoner in the next cell knew nothing
OF what WIS gDirc On,
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The Most Pleasant WAY

OF preventing the la grippe, colds, head
aches. and fevers is to use the liquid
laxative remedy Syrup Of Figs, when
ever the system needs a gentle. yet eff
fectivc cleansing. TO he benefited one
must get the true remedy manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co., only.
For sale by all druggists in :hc. and 81
bottles.
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ASn now IA Minneapolis girl claims to
have been the chosen one who posed for
Montanas statue and aTribune reporter
of that city tells all about it in a whole
column of fine type. how hard it was for
the fair one to hold the scales and what
drapcry she wore and didn't wear.
otr \nyti
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Act on a new principal regulating
the nerves, y new discovery. DR..
Miles pills speedily cure billiousness,
bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest! 80 doses. ~
cents. Samples free at Driver Bradley
Drug Co.
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iilark>iniihing and Horse ~ho"iny.

Weir ~ Scott have opened IA shocing
and general blacksmith shop at Sand
Coulee and solicit patronage uf all who
wish the best Of work done al reasonable
prices. On every Thursday Mr.. Weir
will give lis personal attention To the
shueing of horses with detective feet. but
will still continue the general black
smithinG business in Great Fails. ON
Central avenue and Eighth street.
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Mis-. FRANK LESLIE says sensible mar
lead to atrophy. romantic mar
Ia murder and suicide. and single
blesscdness TO melancholy madness, and
Mrs. Frank Leslie Wilde ought to know.
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Lady don't like this picture SO wei!
az | did the last II you took Of me.
PhOtographer-Ah, madam, l have
not the artistic taste that | had when /
was young, and besides my camera Is
getting old.-New York Weekly.
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1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
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\ VALUABLE elephant at liarahoo.
Wis. recently swallowed Il chain four
feet long and weighing ninty pounds
Her owner did not sing "Blcst be the tie
that binds" over her grave.
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THE latest bid for the state normal
comes from Twin Bridges which statesin
its petition for the honor twenty-five
reasons why it should be granted.
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Persons troubled with chronicle diar
rhua should Try Chambcrlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhwa Remedy. Many
cases have been cuscd by it after all else
had JAILED and skilled physicians were
powerIess. For sale hy Lapeyrc Bros,
druggists.
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SUIT. INRGENr wishes to call atten.
ton to the fact that the attendance of
the schools is not as full and regular as
it should be since the holidays. The
absence of pupils not only retards the
progress Of those who absent themselves
but that of the whole class. This is a
fact to which any teacher Of experience
can testify; hence nothing but illness
can excuse absence. The pupil who
stays out" several days of every week
or month is bound to lose interest in his
studies no matter how efficient the
teacher may be or how far in advance
of his class the pupil in question imag-
ines himself. Parents should adopt the
facetious political motto of ''early and
often" with reference TO q child's school
attendance only changing it to early
and always
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Kitchen Utensils Of all kinds at the
Bee Hive Store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10

George Dean was agreesbly surprised
on last Monday night by his numerous
friends calling ou him.
Vigilant Lodge No. %, A. o.. U; W. az
tended an opening meeting held py heu-
ance Lodge, A. .. L. w. No. Is, at Ihelr
hall, in McLain block, Wheeling, on IueS-
day evening.
N. j. Chaddock, who received quite a
serious injury Oy his engine jumping inc
track at Broad Tree last Tuesday, as pro
crossing as we'll as could be expected. MS
fireman, w. d. Burge, escaped Win lsh
Miss Ella Bradley, OF Wheeling, has re-
turned home.
Michael Deegan, Of Benwood, a prom
inent member of the A. o. U. w. NlglIanI
Lodge No. %, has been appointed deputy
for all lodges in Marshall county.
L. N. Prague's three houses Will be COM
pleted about December 20.
At 8 meeting of Vigilant Lodge, No. Y,
A. o.. u. W, held in their hall in Shaner
Block on last Thursday, il was resolved
that there be an open meeting held al tnelr
hall on next Thursday Evening, DECEMBER
Il.
The grip is prevailing to an alarming e1-
tent here.
The citizens are waiting patiently for
that new depot which IL was presumed
would be built before this, but blessed Is
he who expect nothing, for he shall not Do
disappointed.
Some miscrant broke the pump IN Lin
coin avenue n night last week, mucn 10
the detriment of the citizens.
There will be an interesting meeting OF
Seabright Division No. Az, B. OF l.. T., TO-
day at their hall in Shaher block at :3O
D.. N. All Brotherhood men are invited TO
attend.
There has been issued q neat business
directory of Benweod and McMechen.
John Weisgerber, the energetic agent OF
the Peabody Insurance Company, OF
Wheeling. was in town last Friday on
business and remembering old acquaint-
ances.
Samuel Metz, caller at Benwood juno
ton, received a very severe scalp wound
last Thursday by being ierked OF a ca
boose by the sudden starting Of a freight
train.
The Democrats are jubilant over the Sc
lection ofM. J. O'Kane for Postmaster OF
Wheeling, aud are now waiting patiently
for the appointment of a Democrat post
master here.
Mrs. w. j.. H~arrington's beautiful man
sion is now completed and the FAMILY are
now arranging TO move into 1t ABOUT the
first Of January.
The question of Incorporation has about
dropped out Of sight.
3. IL O. officials w. H. Harrison, Super
inteudent of Motive power, and b. l..
Weisyerber, Div. NJ. of NJ, OF Newark,
OHIO. were here last week inspecting the
Company property and returned home Fri
day.
The citizens in general are getting In
their winter supply Of coal by the carloads
from Borg Run and Moundsville.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10
sTEUBENVILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, December 9.-The fu-
neral OF Calvin B. Doty took place Thurs
dav afternoon at 2 o'clock, and our people
showed their respect and love for the man
bv attending the services in st. PauIs
church in large numbers and following the
remains to Union cemetery.
Art. Dougherty Is one OF six candidates
for the Office of Grand Outer Guard OF the
Grand Lodge of Ohio Knights Of Pythias.
The vote is now being taken and the re-
turns so far indicate that the candidate OF
Steuben Lodge No. l, Of this city, Will get
there by a handsome majority. Art, is q
hustler when be goes after anything.
There are quite a number of cases or grip
in the city. There does not seem TO be any
immunity from the disease; II attacks one
and all alike, the persons who diet them
selves and keep warmly clothed as well rs
the careless ones.
This week 100 new volumes by leading
authors were placed in the school library.
The miners at Market street coal shaft
are now working three-fourths time. Here
tofore they have been working half time.
w. T.. Medill, Esq, IS confined TO his
home by illness.
Miss Maud Mooney entertained the
Whist Club Tuesday evening at her home
on La Belle avenue
Mrs. -. h. Linton gave u uIuueI Weu-
nesday evening in honor OF Mrs. Anderson
Hammond, Of Chicago, who was the guest
OF DR.. j. B. Mccullough.
VIM. S. Grafton and family removed 10
Wheeling Tuesday. Mr.. Grafton is con-
nected with the Wheeling Steel Roof Co.
Miss Mary Reynolds attended an art re-
ception at Wheeling on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. j.. A. Raynes entertained the Junior
Whist CLUB Monday evening at THE Re-
treat.u
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10

DoN PosT OFFICE, OHIo, December -
| There is good bit of sickness here at
nresent The grip seems TO have the In
side track of all other diseases
Howard Deitch is able to 90 about the
streets again alter having a spell OF W
phoid fever.
Elmer Reese and Charley Williams, W
well known steamboat men from lhls
Mace left on the tow boat Frank Gilmore,
which passed down a few days ago on her
way to Louisville. u-
Phil Leonard has purchased a new WIN
chester rife, and is having lots OF sport
shooting at wild ducks at Iong range.
Most all the farmers have oeen qulte
busy in the past week outcherlhg Inelr
hogs. ~,
Huntinger, Matt ~Fitzmaurice, John ana
joseph Reardon. all Of Fremont, W are
here working for the Wheeling q LAKE
Erie Railroad Company.
Supervisor Robert Applegarth has com
Melted his work on the county roaus pc
tween here and Ranney's, and we are giau
TO say that Bob took great pains IN having
the work done in proper shape; we 40
not saw tais because he is a GOOD Democrst'
but we say it because he is a man VINO al
tends to his duties.
William l.. OGlduyS "a OS
town on Sunday.
H.. w. Wolf, Of Steubenville, was in
own on Thursday.
Prot. Schockley, ofTiltonville, was nele
on Friday. r.s5.u
John Kehrer was in Wheeling Friday
on business.
The Laughlin mill is making some large
shipments of nails this week by river.
Rafting matches are plentiful
The GAYLORD coal mines at Raineys are
working right along, with fair prospects
The other day while q man was com
planning OF hard times he expressed MN
self bv saying that ''umes was getting
darned scarce"
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Company lave had about one hundred and
thirty piling driven for the extension OF
! their new track along the river oeloW bur
Anderson Woods, Of Short Greek, was
in town on Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10
HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL. O., December 9.-Jake
Voepitv ia making q few trips on the
steamer Sunshine for Capt. John Hyer.
n NeuenschWander was at wheeling
several DAYS this week buying his holiday
Miss Dora Potts returned home Thurs
dav. after several weeks visit with Steu-
benville friends.
Alex. Martin was at Wheeling and Pitts
Miss Edith Hafer is visiting her brother
Sam, at Sardis, o.
Miss Allie May spent Thanksgiving at
home.
town several days this week c~oLecuns
money for a church.
other points down the river drumming up
the flour trade.
Mrs. vic Noll and s~irter-in-law, Mrs.
Phil.Fisher, were calling on New Martins
Vile friends Friday.
Miss MolIie Klein returned home after
a few days visit with friends IN Msta-
moras.
John Dopler, of Proctor, w. Va, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Suter is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Richards, Of Matamorss.
Sam Braunlich was at Wheeling L
day last.
Ernie fisher, Of M%oundsyille, was at
home the latter part of this week looking
after his interest in the cigar trade.
DR.. j. X. Fergusoa is at the Hannibal
House this week.
Mrs. Godfrey Hyer was at C~lsrington,
Ohio, on Friday, called there by the illness
of his grandson. Mack Hyer.
Miss Alice Rist was visiting in New
Martinsville Thursday.
Mrs. May Ramp left Friday evening on
the steamer Hudson for Cincinnati, where
she will make her future home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10

Of the Gleason Theatre Co. The ceremony
was performed on the stage OF the
OPERA House. in full view Of q
large audience, which had come
gathered 10 see her play. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. +. /. Cation, OF the
NJ. II. Church, South. After the marriage
ceremony the company produced a play,
after which the bride aud groom were ten
dered an informal reception at the Eakln
House by Nh. Joseph Carroll, manager OF
the company. at which quite a number OF
invited guests from town were present,
Miss ArSimi Lowry, or Virginia VINO
has been the guest Of Miss Aessie UNI
stead for some days, returned home TINS
week.
J.J. R~uthhsberger and wife have re-
turned home from a pleasant tripto wheel
ing and GAINESVILLE, o., where they visited
friends.
Miss Anna Curtis, Of MOuudsville, was
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Jennie Cur
It's, during the week.
Curtis Moore, Of Proctor, was here Mon
day on business.
Quite q surprise was sprung on the
friends Of Mr.. Harvey DOugherty and
Miss Viola Morris this week when IL was
learned that they had been married IN
Wheeling last Sunday. Miss Morris IS e
daughter of District Attorney, NJ. 1. Nor
ris, and a prominent member OF Brooklyn
society. They are now receiving the con-
ordinations of their friends.
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PALATINE.

PALArrNE, W. Va, December 9-Mr.
Herbert Gould, aged about SO years, oled
g. the home Of his father, j. w. Gould.
last Thursday morning about 8 O'Clock, OF
TYPHOID fever. The remains were TAKEN
10 FarmiugtOu on Friday for burial.
Lawrence orr. of the dry goods nrm or
Orr q Pople, is on the sick list TINS week.
Rev. REYNOLDS, Of the Baptist church,
will con mepce a series or meeungs next
Monday NIGHT. He will be assisted Oy
Rev. G.. 81. ShOtt, of Falrmont.
Miss Lola Grimes, OF MCnOngan, was
last week the guest of Miss Anna kuole'
Win II. Davis operator az the W estern
Union at FairmOnt, IS SICK az ms Ialner 5
home In this place with fever.
Mrs. Anna Ninger, on M~orsantown, was
the guest of Palatine friends last week.
Capt N. ID. HelmiCk left on Monday
last for a business trip to Meyersdale.
The NJ. i. Sunday school scholars are
arranging for "a Cantata Christmas. A
good time is expected.
The NJ. L. Sunday School viii hold their
exercises Christmas Eve, Sunday night,
Guy B0nifeld. OF TunueltOn, left for bis
home Monday. He had been the guest Of
his uncle, Squire Helmlck, for several
days.
Sir. George Lowther, r. & o. agent at
Grafton. together with his family, spent
THANKSGIVING with DR.. and Mrs. L. Nj.
Ayres.
Miss Sallie Morgan, Of Rivesville, was
the guest Of friends in town this week.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Mr..
Dallas Leonard % Miss Leah Barnes on
the 18th inst. in the NJ. =. Church.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10
HARRINGTON

CLAR1yeTov, o. December 9'-Mrs.
Mamie Collins, accompanied by her
father. p. d. Dudield, and her sister Miss
Jessie moved TO Glendale, Pa, on the Ben
Hur last Saturday.
Quite a number of our citizens are laid
up with the grip. among them being Mr..
and Mrs. p. G. Urpman, Mrs. Kate Lopp
and Mrs. J.. A. Kimple.
Miss Maud and Duge Reynolds were at
Wheeling shopping Tuesday.
William. Ward, OF Cameron, o., was in
town Friday.
Darlington Lodge No. 525, 1. o. o. F.,
gave a public speech ia their hall Thurs
dav evening. Rev. George Wilson, OF Han
ni6al. addressed the meeting on the sub
feet OF Odd Fellowship. Bro. Wilson
made a noble speech, and all those who
failed 10 hear him missed a great treat.
After the meeting was out, an excellent
supper was served in the Mayors Office.
The lodge also gave a ball in the Town
Hall on the same evening. Mayors or
chestra, OF Wheeling, furnished the music
and a very enjoyable evening was spent By
All presenL-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10
HARRISBURG.

CLARKsRURG. w. Va, December O.
Mayor Lee Raymond and Mrs. Raymond,
on last Saturday evening, celebrated their
silver wedding or twenty-htth anniversary
of their marriage. II was the social event
of the season. Among persons from a dis
lance who were present were Miss Mable
McCorm. ok, Of Upshur county, and Miss
McElwain, Of New York City.
On Thanksgiving day Mr.. Robert A.
Garrett was married to Miss Byrd Payne,
at Wilsonburg. They are making a we'd
ding tour 10 Cincinnati. ST. Louis, and
other Western cities. Their many friends
wish them a pleasant voyage through life.
Among those Of the Baltimore inspection
party who passed through the city on
Thursday were Hon. NJ. Camden, DR.. A.
II. Kuust, Georse NJ. Schriver. Walter
Aucker. w. II. Haddicks, Chas. X. Lord,
b. Il. Bacon, George ID. Kline and Thomas
NJ. King.
A charter has been issued to the Ten
Nile Coal and Coke Company, with the
p@rircipa. Office 9, Clarktburg. The incOr-
porat0rs are i. ID. Horror, j. +. Allen, j.
ID. Kile, Horror Davis, +. X. Davis and L.
NJ. Jackson.
A branch Office of the United Banking
and Building Company has been organized
here with these officers: Edgar Dawson,
president: L. Lee Wolf, vice president;
i. 5. HORROR, treasurer and secretary; c.
| w. Lynch, attorney; Board Of Directors
C. ". Hart, Z. ). Sands, G. W. Lynch,
| NJ. p. Dolan and u. Lee Wolf; Appraisers
w. B. Osborn, T. p. Brennan and U. b.
Osborn.
The municipal election will be neld Jan
/ nary 4. 1894, under the Australian ballot.
Following are the officers elected by
/ Custer Post No. S, q. a. r.. Commander,
/ Alexander Duff; vice commander, Nj. j.
| Ogden; surgeon, D. p. Morgan quarter
master, ]. W. Swsrtx; chaplain, j. n.
| Dauid; officer Of the day, II. Z. Mayors;
! oficerof the guard, John Smsllwsod; dele
gates to encampmenL j. n. David and H.
| +. Mayors.
Amcne prominent people in the city dur
! ING the week were: Col. r. 5. Andrews,
of Bsltimore; j. F. Estill, of Weston;
! Scott Stuart, of West Union; Miss Gene
vive Arnold, of Arnold; Mr.. and Mrs.
| Stonecipher, Of Johnstown, Pa. r. B.
Philips, Of Pittsburg, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kearnes, Of Parkersburg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10
RAVENsWOOD.

RAvENswooD, W. VA, December 9.-Mr.
Lee Warner, deputy sheriff, was seriously
injured on Tuesday. He was attempting
TO separate his hogs for butchering, when
one of the bOars became enfuriated and
attacked Mr.. Warner. His left hand was
badly Iacerated and his thigh seriously
rashed before help reached him and the
animal was driven of. Mr.. Warner had
not vet recovered his strength after a long
illness with fever, and it is feared these in
iuries may result fatally.
Mrs. j. a. Mcintosh went up to Wheel
ing Wednesday 10 Join her husband and
spend a few days shopping.
Rev. A. L. Williamson has resigned his
charge as pastor Of the Baptist Church
here. and will travel in the interest OF Sun
day scnool work in the Baptist churches
throughout the State.
The NJ. b. Church has been handsomely
repaired and refurnished and will be re-
opeued and dedicated with imposing cere-
monies on Sunday, December 10th. Pre-
siding Elder Graham and President Hutch
inson. Of Buchanan, will be present and
conduct the exercises.
On THANKSGIVING day Miss Amy Board,
granddaughter of Mr.. Hart RAIDER, or Mt.
Olive, was married to DR.. George w.
Drake, at the home of her grandfather.
Dr. Drake came 70 JulS COuuVy oOFCA"l
months ago as a tramp herb doctor, claim
inc to be from Chicago, and has remained
ia the neighborhood of Elk Fork ever
since, ~pracucing medicine, and has seem
inglv wrought many wonderful cures.
Miss Alberta Gibbons, Of Point Pl eas
ant, has been spending the past week with
her sister, Miss Mabel Gibbons.
Two of Joshua Stats young children
are very i'll with diphtheria.
Mrs. Charles Graham, Of Birmingham,
Ala. formerly Miss Hattie Thompson, OF
this place, is the proud mother OF ayoune
son. born Sunday, DEFENDERS
Editor Charming NJ. Smith spent Satur-
day in town.
Station Master w. E. HOyt was in Bal.
timore the first Of the week on railroad
business.
Rev. Charles Campbell left Friday for q
weeks absence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10
BRIDGEPORT.

Jas. Arick and VIM. Breidensteln are in
Fort Valley, Georgia, where they are IN
terested in a large fruit farm.
The Hardesty farm at Pasco, was sold 10
Fred Wentzel for $.OOe.
A well known physician remarked there
was more sickness here now than since be
began practice.
The Chatsqua Circle meet this week at
Miss Mamie Robinson's. Quite an inter-
esting evening was spent After some
good papers had been read'a piano solo was
rendered, which was highly appreciated.
The FIRST electric car TO run from Wheel
ing 10 Bridgeport came owe Friday even
ing. Cars will soon be running regularly.
The Willing Workers Of st. Paul's
Church gave an oyster supper which was
well attended and a financial success
Thursday evening.
A committee has been appointed 10
solicit subscriptions for theneedy and poor
OF the vicinity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10
NEw mARTiNsYILLE.

NEW MARTINsv1LLE, December S.-The
Gleason Theatre Company close a weeks
engagement at the Opera House here To-
NIGHT. During the week they have played
40 fair-sized audiences eaca night. The
comnanv has several good actors ia it,
owonr these being Mr.. Lew Gleason and
Miss Mamie Pritchette, both Of whom ap-
near at home In any part assumed. We
understand that an effort viii be made TO
have q number OF good shows stop here
this season, aud if such Is the case they
will be literally ~patrOnlzed oy the people,
bpt IL will not 90 for the management 20
run In q lot Of snide shows, as has formerly
been done here. III they do they will come
ont behind, because the tneatre-goers Of
this Mace will not |patrOniZe anything but
frst-class shows, and they know One when
they see IT,
ing her cousin, Miss Eva Hunter, on Main
street. has returned to her home at New
MatamOras, O.
Miss Lillian Eakin, daughter Of Justis
Eakin, Of the Eakin House, who was home
from Washington. Pa, on a VISIT, mas re-
turned there 70 school
Mont Harvey, of this place, a former
emplOye Of the Ohio River road, mas gone
10 Texas 70 accept a position on railroad
there.
]. w. McIntire has purchased the Wink
Ter property, on the corner or Worth and
Main streets. Consideration, Sl,Ogo.
A. w. Fry, Of Cameron was mere lRe
first OF the week.
Anovel wedding took place st the Opera
House on Thursday eve pg tae contract
pg parties osilS Ponl sI bos5 xsmbsrs