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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
II Por que /?

- Por que?
--Por haber muerto.
i Que genio t. Te acuerdas
-Pero listed supo dominarla- -
La Ultima paiza- -
ESQ me valio- -!
Mas adelante paso junto mi dofa
Cecilia, y mostrando una elegante
corona que llevaba, indico:
Il Que te parece 3 Para Jaime
i Asf es -. Coronado dos We
It Como7
En- vida y en- muerte- - Hoy,
siemprevivas. - Aver. = usted 10
sabe.
No comprendo. - ( Todo 10
averiguan!)
Arrodillada ante una tumba oraba
otra mujer hac1ase acompanar de Ia
tristeza. Cierto individuo sc le acer-
CO, y ella, enviandole una mirada
compasiva, le dijo:
--Dejame ahora- =. Estoy con
Antonio !. Retlrate!
i Pero por que7
i No divides los disgustos que le
ocasionamos en- vida
i Dios 10 haya perdonado
Una joven, adelantada en- amos,
lloraba frente la sepultura del que
pudo haberla hecho feliz: era Gertru-
dis. Me aproxime ella, preguntan-
dole:
Il Que tai, Sc 1lora algo7
i Ay, s1!.--. Pobre Camilo !....
Murio en- vlsperas de casarnos!
i Que ocurrencias tenla
i Para mi no existen va los hom-
bres !
-Estamos de acuerdc.
i Quef
--Nada- -Ruegue por Camilo.
En- ese momento me llamo doha
Marta. Pasando varias monedas de
una mano a otra; como 81 jugara
con elias, me pregunto:
d Cuanto me llevaran por dos
responses
-j Para que
"A yer 81 conseguimos que Pc
dro salga. -
=! No saque usted q ese hon.
bre!. .Dejelo en- paz- =!
-Quiero que la gente no olga.
-Ha dicho bastante!
Tres individuos fllosofaban delante
de una cruz de MADEIRA, clavada So
bre la sepultura del que fue I'm hon
RADIO 8 patricio. Uno de ellos excla-
mo:
i En- que abandono!
- Tenla que suceder -- signlfico
otro. -Murio pobre 80 No especulo
con la polftica.
Era hombre de bien
Esa es la causa porque no tenga
una tumba digna de sus merltos.
-lCierto es!
No pude menos que tomar parte
en- la conversation, para decir:
mo censures al pueblo! De al
gun modo distingue los que fueron
honrados.
Ell que indica esa cruz merece
un t1mulo!
ESQ serla confundirle con otros.
POGO despues distinguf Carmen,
una de mis- amigas mas fntimas. Ex-
tranandome verla en- aquel sitio, pues
no habia tenido la desgracia de per-
der ninguno de la familia, me acer-
que q ella, preguntandole:
IA que ha venido nsted?
--Yo. -pues d yer esto--- Sc
aburre una tanto por ALA. -!
-sY su parienta, dona Ines, no la
veo7 -.
-iAh, sl. No tiene valor para
venir al cementeriO!
--SPor que?
--Desde que perdi6 a su hijo!- -
i Oh, me olvidaba! LA ma
drel. .Esa no engana con sus lagri-
mas!
"GOn nTT Dol n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
LA PEQUENA ANTILLA
TABAQUERfA DE MANUEL DELGADO
Plaza del Merc0d0
Plaza del Mercad0

Este nuevo establecimiento abre sus puertas
hoy la simpatica ciudad de Ponce sus pue
bios conarcanos ofrece tabaco elaborado y en-
rama de las mejores vegas de Comerio y de la
Plata. Las vitolas seran las conseidas por este
p1blco habra desde la rica CONCHITA, hasta
la elegante breva. Ademas habra en- el estable-
cimiento un constante surtido de cigarrillos de
todas marcas papel blanco naGrca Las MatronGs
Las tres Circttaytancias asf como tamben plea
dura de recorte en- paquetes de libra, clase Sc
lecta.
A La Peg1e>ao A1tiHa pues, y es convencereis
de todo 10 que dejamos expuesto.
MANUEL DELGADo.
smI 3ys Ponce, Octubre II de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
BUEYES

Sc desea comprar cuatro cinco
yuntas, no de primer orden. y dos
carros de medic uso. Para condiCio-
nes dirigirse don Emilio Porrata, en-
San Anton. 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

Inscripciones hechas en- Ell Registro Civil
NacimieJatos :-Rogelo David, Guilermo
Leandri, Josefa Martinez, Jacinto Irizarri.
Def,sneiones: Martin Acevedo y Chica.
Ha sido separado de su destino de secre-
tario del Juzgado Municipal de Vieques,
don Zenon Medina Gonzalez.
Dice un colega que con ese motive ha
circulado una hoja suelta sascrita por inf
nidad de veeinos, en- la que sc elogian los
buenos servicios del seTor Medina.
No Sc han recibido en- esta redacci6n las
acostum bradas colecciones de FL HerdldO, de
Ell Dta nj de El Liberal.
De este tltimo diario vienen varios hume
ros correspondientes al mes de Agosto, que
recalaron antes sabe Dios donde.
iOh, administration espanola
A Cayey remitimos por eorreo de hoy,
diez seis ejemplares que faltaron en- el
paquete que dirigimoJ aquella poblacion.
Ali es NADIA.
Nota de las reses bene6ciadas hoy en- el
mercado p1blico:
2 bueyes gordos. A novillos.-3 terneros.
una vaca joven.-3 cerdos.
La carne de novillo sigue ventiseis ocha
vos, en- las primeras horas de venta; luego
baja veinte a dieciseis ochavos.
En- la composition que Sc hace actualmen-
to para restaurar las mesas del mercado, Sc
cubre con azulejos nuevos el sitio que ocu-
paron otros viejos.
Y como este Sc realiza sin guardian orden
en ell dibujo, aparecen por todas parties re-
miendos que causan detestable impression
No podrlan reemplazarse todos los azu-
lejos? Solo as{ quedarfa completa la obra
va ha empezado restaurarse el Kiosko
drabe pronto SO estableeera on 81 un cafe
de verano.
Pasado ma7lana tocara en- la Capital 81
vapor correo salido ell so de Cuba para Ia
Peninsula, con el que Sc inaugura la nue-
va expedition.
Tendremos, pues, dos expediciones mon
suales para la Peninsula: una ell y otra eI
Il de cada mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
HOTEL FRANCES

Habitaciones ventiladas y esmera-
do servicio.
Gale del Conercio, numero s.
Ponce, Agosto Ii de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
NO ICiAS

| HOY hemos tenido la satisfaction de salu-
| dar nuestro muy estlmado amigo don
Antonio Mattey Lluveras, que de regreso
de Europa SO ha detendo en- esta ciudad
| de paso para Iauco.
Damos al senor Mattey nuestra bienve-
nida.
| Dice IN colega que es objeto de comen
| tarios que ell comercio de la Capital yea
| acercarse las Gestas del Centenario sin pre-
parar NADIA para coadyuvar elias, slsndo 81
que mayores ganancias obtiene en- esta Ella
SO de hestas.
La Acadia de la Capital ha prohibido,
atendiendo cuestlones de hygiene, la fiesta
p1bica que acostumbra celebrarse en- los
cementerios, hoy primero de Noviembre.
Acabado de recibir: telas de color (extras)
para camisas, novedad en- cutre de colores
juegos, con serviletas y en- pleas, perca-
les de colores en- gran variedad Y delanta-
les, preciosa collection, r. Toro Ca, calle
del ComerciO.
Hemos recbido el programa de los feste-
JOS con que Aguadilla celebrara este ano &
gu patron San Carlos.
Las festas empezaran el lie Noviembre
terminaran el l9
Dez seis dias. luna friolera.
la iunta del Centenario acordo que Sc
anunsiasen en- la Gaceta las condolences en-
que cede ell local que SO halla la derecha
del edifcio de la Exposition que Sc desti-
ma un restaurant.
Pero como nadie 10 solicta, la .Junta vuel
We anunciarlo, admitiendose d erdnaem cxa1-
quier proposition que quiera hacer la persona
quien interese.
Local para un restaurant Junto q la Ex-
posici6n Y nadie 10 ambicona
Isl habra entusiasmo!
La Administration general de comunica-
clones participa al Gobierno que Sc halla
nterrumpido 81 cable entire Santa Cruz y
Martinica.
Artfculos en- realization : tiras bordadas
fnas en- nans1, borlas para camas, y precio-
sas colchas de crochet de 10 por Oh.
Toro Ca, calle del Comercio.
En- Ell vapor corree que antes de aver TO-
mo puerto en- la Capital, ha regresado de su
escursi6n Europa nuestro querldo amigo
don Julio Osvaldo Abril, socio de la respe-
table casa SSgua q Co., de Aguadilla.
Enviamosle nuestra afectuosa blenven1da.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
EPIGRAMA

Dosade las tomam las ddn
Dice un antique refran
Cuatro nocitos de chapa
Robaronme aver la capa.
/ Cree usted que me la darans
MN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

No hay mas ALA con el excelente
RON CARIBE,
que Sc elabora en- Mayagiez.
Sus condolences tonicas y aperiti-
vas, lie colocan sin duda alguna entire
los mejores de la isla.
Probable, y os sconvencereis que con
ell Ron CARIBE no hay mas ALA.
Pst,stos de re,ata Don AUeliuo Gonzdlez
u don Juan PAGES, Playa. -Panaderfa de Be
sosa, don Jose Saloatella canttna Spor Club,
ci0dad.
Ponce, Oetubre 80 de 1898. I'm 3v p. 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

Seg6n dice FL Diario, ell viernes intent6
enveneparse en- Areeibo una joven llamada
Micaela Diaz, sin haber podido lograr su iu-
tento por la pronta Intervention de la ia
nilia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

Inscripciones hechas en- Ell Registro Civil:
Noein1ie,atos :-Rogelio David, Guillermo
Leandri, Josefa Martinez, Jacinto Irizarri.
Defisncones: Martin Acevedo Chica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
CANAS S

iOh canas de los viejos ermitanos
Que, eual nieve de cumbres desoladas,
No las vieron brotar ojos extranos,
Nj alisaron janas manos amadas,
iOh canas de los viejos ermitanos
oh canas de los viejos sonadores
Caminando en- tropel hacia 81 olvido
Baio ell aspero faldo de dolores
Que habeis de la existencia recibido,
iOh canas de los viejos sonadores!
IOh canas de los viejos criminales
Que en- medco de las lobregas prisiones
BlanquearOn vuestros craneos infernales,
Al morir vuestras dulces ilusones,
iOh eanas de los viejos criminalesi
iOh canas de las viejas pecadoras
A las que arroja al mundo sus reproches,
Que tuvfsteis la lus de las auroras
o la so1nbra azulada de las noches,
iOh canas de las viejas pecadoras!
Emblema sois del sufrimiento humane
brillando del joven en- la frente
. en- las ondas arrugas del anciano,
Mi alma os venera, porque eternamente
Emblema sos del sufrimiento humane.
Julian del CasaE
En- un cafe
-Yo no creo mas que en- la fuerza de las
bayonetas.
No basta.
81, hombre; con las bayonetas SO puede
hacer todo 10 que sc quiera.
-Todo, menos sentarse encima.
Fragmento de una conversation:
"a Donde estudia tu hijo?
En- la Universidad. Ne basta con one
tenga una tintura de historic, una tintura
de latin, una tintura de matematicas, una
tintura de-.
-Pues en- lugar de mandarle 4 la Uni
versidad deberfas enviarle q una tintorerfa.
Un viudo trata de contraer segundas nup
cias, y al saberlo, exclama uno de sus ami
gos, muy desdichado en- su matrimonio
i All, miserable No es digno de que
Sc le haya muerto su primera mujer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

Dice IN colega que es objeto de comen-
tarios que ell comercio de la Capital yea
acercarse las Gestag del Centenario sin pre-
parar NADIA para coadyuvar elias, sisndo 81
que mayores ganancias obtiene en esta Ella
SO de 6estas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

En- ell vapor eorreo que antes de aver to-
mo puerto en- la Capital, ha regresado de su
escursi6n Europa nuestro querido amigo
don Julio Osvaldo Abril, socio de la respe-
table casa SSgra q Co., de Aguadilla.
Enviamosle nuestra afectuosa bienvenida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

La Acadia de la Capital ha prohibido
atendiendo 4 cuestlones de hygiene, la fiesta
p1blica que aeostumbra celebrarse en- los
cementeries, hoy primero de Noviembre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

Artfculos en- realization tiras bordadas
fnas en- nans6, borlas para camas, y precio-
sas colchas de crochet de S 10 por Or
Toro Ca, Gale del Comercio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
Small Accidents.

Thomas Fox, young man OF East
Wheeling, employed at the Whitaker
mill, suffered a severe accident at work
few days ago. He works atthe sheet
rolls and while opening iron painful
cash was cut in his hand. Four stitches
were required to sew up the wound.
Gustave Rust, of Seventeenth street,
East Wheeling, received bad cash on
his forehead, while pitching horse
shoes, few days ago. He was hit by
accident In the face and forehead by a
shoe, and a painful injury is the result.
CoQs In the shafting and other breaks
IN Mill No. 2, butt weld, occurred at
the Benwood Tube Works this week
and caused the force of men ia that de-
partment to lay of. The breaks were
repaired yesterday, so that work could
be resumed.
One of the steam pipes In the old
boiler house at the Riverside mill burst
ed yesterday and several workmen
escaped being scalded by quickly get
ting out of the way.
One roll In each Of mills and 4, at
the Whitaker mill, were broken few
nights ago, and were repaired so that
work could be resumed tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
Bishop Kain's Successor.

The secular newspapers are now in
dulging in some speculation as to Bish-
op Kain's probable successor. The Bal
timore papers have mentioned Rev.
Fathers Devine and Donohue, Of that
city. Yesterdays Pittsburg Dispatch
contains the following:
''Rev. DR., Stephen Wall, rector of st,
Peters Pro Cathedral, of Allegheny, and
Vicar General Of the diocese, Is prominent
" mentioned as successor TO Bishop Kahn,
OF Wheeling. The latter has been appoint
ed coadjutor to Archbishop Kenrick, OF st.
Louis"
DR.. Wall is known in this city as a
jealous and able priest and an eloquent
speaker. This selection would be an
admirable one.
Bishop Kahn is busy at present ar
ranging business affairs in the diocese,
pre- paratory to leaving for ST. Louis!
On next Sunday he will administer con-
frmation at Grafton, and on the follow
ing Sunday at Parkersburg. On the
18th inst. be will probably be at ST.
Joseph's, Marshall county, and on the
following Sunday he will confirm
classes at St. Alphonsus Church and
the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tlon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
Died of His Injuries.

VIM. Thompson, the mill man men
toned in yesterdays REGISTER as get
ting hurt Thursday evening in the
lower mill, died yesterday afternoon at
8 o'clock from his injuries. The piece
of matted cinders which crushed him,
was 3x5x2 feet. His head was mashed,
his side was crushed and his spine was
broken. He remained unconscious from
the time of the accident till his death.
Mr.. Thompson was enc of Benwood's
best citizens. Four children remain of
his family, the youngest of which is but
two years old. 1t is not fully arranged,
but 1t is probable the burial will be TO-
morrow.
At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
remains will be buried at McMechen.
The Knights OF the Golden Eagle will
attend in a body
The Coroner's Inquest was held last
evening in Squire Riddles Office, in
Benwood. The jury were the follow
ing gentlemen: Thomas Gately Jasper
Crohnhardt, Charles Carroll, Edward
Newton and Robert Smith. The YER
dict was death by falling Of cnders
from the shield through neglect OF the
Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
ANOTHER BOOM COLLAPSED.

The Findlay natural gas field is the
latest TO play out In the town OF
Findlay there are now GOO empty dwell
ings and many thousands Of dollars in
judgments have been taken in the last
week against the boomers.
The worst feature Of the collapse Is
that al the glass manufacturers who
were lured there by the deceptive
"cheap" fuel, have been compelled for
mutual protection to sign an iron-clad
agreement to move their plants from
FindlaY before July l. This will take
1000 people out of the town at one fell
swOoD.
But it appears that these unfortunate
manufacturers have learned nothing
from experience. 1t is said they pro-
pose to remove in a body to the Indiana
gas field.
Do they hope to meet with better
luck thsreP The Indiana field is al
ready on the wsne and this influx of
new factories and the consequent In
creased demand for gas will only hasten
the collapse which will come to that
'boom" territory as surely as it has to
the Findlay field.
Intelligent men do not do business
on such footing. BOoms are beautiful
things at the start, but the few specu-
lators who go in on the crest OF the
wave and are sharp enough to get out
before the inevitable crash comes are
the only winners in the game. The
losers are the foolish people who put
their good money into it and stake
their all upon it. such as the glass man
uiacturers and others who went in such
hot haste to Findlay. to make their
fortunes out Of "free sites" ''no taxes"
and "cheap fuel"
1t is fortunate that the manufac-
turers Of Wheeling had the discern
ment TO resist this siren song Of the
boomers aud to hold on to the good
thing they already had. There is no
section Of the country to-day that pre-
sents more or better facilities to manu-
facturers than Wheeling. And Wheel
ing will continue to furnish them, to-
gether with fuel that is not only cheap
but lasting, long after the natural gas
boom towns Of Ohio and Indiana shall
have collapsed and been forgotten.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
Other Religious Notes.

Rev. G. NJ. Afford has returned from
a visit TO New Castle and Beaver Falls,
Pa. On Thursday evening he attended
the high school commencement at the
Sixth Avenue Theatre, Beaver Falls.
His sister, Miss Carolyn B. Afford, was
one of the graduates. Rev. Affords
topic for tomorrow morning will be
decreasing in Strength" evening, ad-
dress to merchants.
At the Chapllne Street M. e. Church,
Sunday morning at 1880, the pastor
will preach on the following subject:
Goods Controversy with Laodoceand
Christians" AT the evening service,
Presiding Elder Asbury Mick will
preach and administer the Lords Sup
per. Young Peoples meeting at 6:15
p. m.
The society of Kings Builders Of the
Third Presbyterian Church, is arrang-
ing social and entertainment to be
given on the evening of the Sth. The
proceeds of the affair will go to the So
ciety, which is composed of the boys
and young men of the church.
The improvements to the German M.
| T. church on South Chapline street are
now under way, aud will be rapidly
| pushed to completion. The material
! is arriving for the new front. While
the work is in progress services will be
held 10 the basement.
RI. Rev. Bishop Geo. w. Peterkin.
OF Parkerburg, is not expected to visit
/ this city, prior TO his departure for
Brazil. He was selected by the gen.
eral church to visit the Episcopal mis-
sion there, and will be absent about
six months.
On Wednesday at noon the Annual
| Council OF the Diocese Of West Virginia
OF the P. E. Church, will convene at
! Clarksburg. PEBBLES TRtum, n. A. No
! BILE and Il. M. Browne are the delegates
from ST. Matthews.
Rev. John Crawford, who is now
located at Hillsdale, Mich, is here
visiting relatives and friends. Hills
dale is a town of about 1000 inhabi-
tants, midway between Detroit and
Chicago.
A. the Second Presbyterian Church
| tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev.
DR.. w. II. Cooke, will preach upon
Gods Statute Of Limitation. Evening
subject, Remember.
Rev. A. d. Perry, of the Wesley NJ
| L, church, South Side, will preach
from "a Plea for Scripture, in the
forenoon and evening tomorrow.
Rev. Father Robert O'Kane, Of
! Clsrksburg, who has been q guest OF his
fo-bar NJ 7 OiKapa for Sevaral dsvs
returned yesterday to Clarksburg.
Rev. Birmingham, rector Of St Lnke's
P. Z. Church. is III at his home on the
Island. He will probably be unable to
occupy his pulpit tomorrow.
Next Tuesday evening, the City Ep-
worth League will meet Ia an impor-
tant session, at the Wesley III. E.
church, South Side.
The work Of excavatlng for the foun-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL Oil
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
There were feet 10 inches Of water
in the channel last night, and still fall
ing.
SAMUEL Boil has not rented Will
helms Hotel, on Market street, as stated
heretofore.
THE large sewer near the city gas
works Is being tapped and two new
sewer inlets put in.
THE Spark Social Club, OF the East
End, has received new apparatus at
their fine new club house.
NEXT Thursday evening. Fred Gerste,
an employee of Philip Kuntz, will be
married to popular South Side lady.
Four car loads of -four from Toledo
passed over the w. & L. q railroad
this week shipped to Glasgow, Scot
land.
THE elegant new brick structure Of
Caroline Juergon's, on Sixteenth street,
is being rapidly built. 1t is to be three
stories high.
Rooms, 9 and 10 of the Eighth ward
school will picnic at Hill Orchard, and
rooms and will enjoy picnicing at
Bogg's Run to-day.
A HANDSOME new frame residence
will be built on the Island soon, to be
the property of G., b. Jefferson. Beltz
81 Flading are the contractors.
THE case against Charles Fink, for
profane swearing, was to have been
heard before Justice Glllespy last even
ing, but as the defendant was absent
the case was adjourned for ten days.
w. II. ORDER, opei ator and bill clerk
at the w. s. L. Z. freight depot, has re-
signed his position and zone to his home
in Indianapolis, Ind. His position has
not yet been filled.
For several days back hundreds of
car loads OF coal daily have been trans
ferred from the B. 81 o. TO the Wa l..
E. road. This coal comes from Hackett
and Gastonville, Pa, principally.
THE w. g. L. L. base ball club, elated
by their recent defeat OF the Pan
Handle team, have challenged the b. &
O. club for a game in the near future.
1t Is understood that stake Will be up.
A TWENTY-FIVE cent piece judi
ciously placed on the Morris Park races,
yesterday, paid sS1.45. Several Wheel
ing sports "got there" Now Or Never,
Reckon and Saliva were the horses win
ming in the combination.
LA BELLE LODGE, No. 3. A. o. U. W.,
enjoyed fraternal visit last evening
from Welcome, Reliance and Excelsior
lodges. A general good time was en-
ioyed in speech making, etc, at the
hall of La Belle lodge on the South Side.
On occasion of Bishop Kain's visit to
this city an entertainment will be given
in his honor on Monday, June IL, at 10
o'clock, at the Convent Of the Visitation,
which will be taken part 10 by the
pupils and graduates of that institution.
The occasion promises to be pleasant
and happy -one.-PdrlcersblrO Sentinel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.
H.G. Irons is in the city from Pittsburg.
IT. w. Fleming, Of Fairmont, Is in the
city.
CD. Chancellor, Of Parkersburg, is at
the Stamm.
Capt John NJ. Sweeney, Of Harvey, Ill,
is In the city.
VIM. vermillIon, of Snithfeld, o., is a,
the Windsor.
Henry Koch, Of East Liverpool, o., is a
Behler guest
J.B. Blackshen, from Warrington, is a
Windsor guest.
Mrs. B. w. Peterson has gone TO Chicago
10 visit the Fair.
VIC. Worley. of Kihgwood, w. Va, Is
O Mcclure guest.
J.B. Watt, from GAINESVILLE. Is regis.
tered at the Mcclure.
II. r. Furbee is at the Windsor. He
| lives ct Warrington.
VII. Vankirk, Of Washington. Pa, Is
| at the Stamm House.
Mrs. L. Sickler, from Parkersburg, is
stopping at the Stamm House.
| H1TTF LtKKt, WIZ - baA Irtpibth iOl
the Car Association Of this city, is home
from pleasant trip TO Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormack, Of Gin
cinnati. are visiting friends and relatives
in this city, after an absence Of twelve
years.
c. S. Belknap, the newly appointed Cen
eral Passenger Agent Of the c., l.. * w.
railroad, was in town this week on bust
ness. His headquarters are at Massillon,
| Ohio
BEHLER: w. E. Mayfeld, Conway; j.
K. Ouinshaw and E. A. Poland, Manning
| ton: J. F. Morton. Fanlight, Benjamin
Eurnshard. Eurnshard; j. s. Evans and
| G. r. Roeuard, Cameron; +. RI. Rolinwsy,
| Falrnopt: X. ID. Liggett. Middlsbourne;
| G. G. Mccormick, Sistersville.
James NJ. Rodgers. Of WellsDurg, was
IN the city yesterday. looking as robust as
of vore. By the way. Mr.. Rodgers is an
| old veteran newspaper correspondent, but
since mis- embarkiug into merchandising ne
has given up the quill His contributions
| to notifications in this city years ago were
/ always interesting.