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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-09-07
MARRIAGES..

GRAY No. Hyde Park
Aug. 30, 1898, by Rev f. b. lockwood
Owen A. Graves and Matte Wilson, both
of Morristown.
SMITH-REMICK.-In st. Johnsbury. Aug
2Sth by Rev. Henry M. Douglas, VIM. p
Smith of Bloomington, and Miss C.. G
Remick of st. Johnsbury.
STEARNS-CODDING.- Watervile, Aug
80 at the residence of the brides parents
by Rev. Fl. C. Howard. Carroll +. Stearns
and Cora E. COdding, both of Waterville.
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NORTH WOLCOTT.

Mrs. A. Russ is slowly failing.
Duke Williams is on the sick list this week.
School com menced Sept. 4, with Miss Katie
DeforG teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Lunt are visiting Their
parents this week.
Dwight Ho;ton of Rhode Island, is at home
on visit this week.
Mrs. Samuel Woodmansee, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
League work is getting rather dull here
The officers must wake up.
Ned Baldwin and Harry Silloway are at
tending school at Morrisville.
Mrs. Smith and daughter have returned
home from visit at Fl. c. Baldwin's
Mr.. and Mrs. Rem Moody buried an infant
son Sept I'd. 1t died very suddenly of brain
trouble.
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CADY'S FALLS.


The old store looms up nicely in its new
home.
Ira Wood has been quite sick, but is gain
ing now.
Chas Herrick is earpentering for parties in
Johnson.
Guy Herrick of Boston is visiting his par
ents here.
Prof Herbert Terrill went to Chicago last
Saturday.
School commenced Monday with a good
attendance.
Aunt Minerva TerriIl and Miss DENIS Tow
are on the sick-list this week.
Misses Alice Minor and Josie Herrick are
attending school at Morrisyille.
Miss Lille Papineau went to Burlington
Tuesday, where she is to attend school.
Mrs. Norman Smith of Freleighsburg Que
is expected at c. b. Terril's this week.
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CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION.

We have had one very light frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Labardie are visiting in
Montreal this week.
Mrs Pottle of Morrisville made a short
visit with friends in this place.
Mr.. Howe is quite busy making stencil
plates to fill orders just received,
Miss Minetta Brown hogan the fall term of
school at Relvidere junction Monday.
Mr.. Montague and family spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Fletcher.
Mr., Buck, while at work on a pile of lumber
last Tuesday, fell and dislocated his shoulder.
A stalk of corn was left at Stevens store
which measured 10 feet and five inches in
length.
Mrs. Jonas Stevens from Hyde Park and
Mrs. White from Washington were the guests
of Mrs. Brown one day last week.
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EAST JOHN SON.

Samuel Wiswell of Hyde Park, is spending
a few days with his nephew, E. D.. Wiswell,
Will Boyce of Clinton, Mass, is visiting his
father, II. F. Boyce and other relatives here.
E. D. Wiswell's horse was quite seriously
hurt last week While being hitched to the
force as to run the thill into its side 174
inches.
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WORCESTER.

W. E. Vail was in town last Monday.
May Cameron visited in Montpelier last
week.
Miss Georgia Wilson has gone to Elmore to
teach.
Ed. Dugar has been quite sick, but is nov
recovering.
field to school
Miss Alice Pike of Montpelier visited il
town last week.
Mrs. Kent has returned from her visit in
Springfield, Mass.
Schools in town began Monday the teach
ers in Dist. No. l are Miss Atkins of Cabot
and Miss Maud Wilson; Miss Myrtle Seaver
teaches up Minister brook, and Miss Anna
Wilson in Dist. No. 3 (Mosquitovillel
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good of the town, and it is hoped
that this may be proven in a reverse
action at some future time. In the
meantime, however, we shall jog
along in the good old ways of our
fathers, and see only in our dreams
an electric car line from here to Stowe.
1t was a queer meeting from first to
last, largely attended and not lack
ing in interest. Quite a variation of
opinion arose as to rights given I'M
der the general law, and about the
only proposition which met with APP
prevail was that the meeting adjourn,
and so it did. The vote indicating
the sentiment of the meeting in con-
nection with the question at issue is
recorded as "a to 1913, a considerable
number not voting, as the house was
filled.
OFF FOR INDIANA.
A large number of Morrisville peo-
pie went to the station on Saturday
to witness the departure of the De-
partment Headquarters car for In
dianapolis. The car, handsome
vestibule Wagner sleeper, was very
Hastily decorated with flags, bunting
and evergreens. Morrisville people
who Joined in the trip are Department
Commander G. W. Doty, wife and
daughter, Mrs. Doty going as State
Delegate to the National Relief Corps
Convention; Asst. Adiutant- General
A. A. Niles and wife; Asst. @. M. Cen
eral Frank Kenfield and wife, George
A. Cheney, Aid, and VIM. G. McClin-
took, Commander of Post No. 4 also
Mrs. W. F. Steele, who goes to join
her husband in Chicago, and George
W. Clark, who will accompany the
boys throughout. New Hampshire
veterans in good numbers were on
the same train, making a very pleas
ant party. Large delega tions of G.
A. R. men were expected to be met at
all going via Norwood, ar
irving at Niagara Falls on Sunday
at SIS, remaining II hours
and resuming the journey in the eve
ming, arriving at Indianapolis at
11:45 Monday forenoon. There they
We're met at the station bya commit
tee and conducted to the Bates House,
the best hotel in the city. The party
in Indianapolis until Friday
when all will go to Chicago,
where their headquarters will be with
Warren Gibbs, q Vermont soldier.
and former editor of the st. Adams
M. E. CHURCH NoTICEs.-Thursday, 7:30 p.
m, Praise and Prayer meeting; Friday, 7:30,
service; 400, Junior League; Sunday, 10:45,
Preaching by Pastor; u, Bible school; 6,
League meeting; Z, Praise and Lecture. At
Garfield preaching at 3 p. M; at Centre,
p. m, preaching.
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News and Citizen.
MORRISVILLE and HYDE PARK,
Thursday, Sept. 7, 1893.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

STONE MAsoNs, ATTENTIoN!-I wish to let
contract to lay so to 100 perch of stone
wall Enquire at once of
C. S. PAGE, Hyde Park.
For SALE.-One dark bay mare, weight
about $780, kind and good to work or drive.
$50 buys her. Rare chance for some one.
Also three good shoats weighing 100 each.
For further particulars see |. A. WHITE.
For the convenience of those insured in the
Vt. Mutual Ins. Co., living in Eden or North
Hyde Park, | have placed the receipts with
S. W. Kinds, where they may be found.
Ii. NJ. MCFARLAND.
Hyde Park, Vt, Sept. 3, 1898.
Those who intend to run stands during the
Fair will find full line of the following goods
at |. A. White & Co.'s Bakery, which will be
sold at wholesale prices :-Confectionery of all
kinds, Peanuts, Cigars, Cookies, Cakes, Jelly
Rolls, bread, buns, biscuits, etc.
have been handling mems clothing for %
years, and [ think | know how to buy. l
have nice Suits and the goods and price will
please you think. You can Judge for your
self have boys suits for 81 +; mems Shoes
81 25 women's shoes, SSc. ! have knocked
down the price of most all of my goods to
suit the times. l sell Ii pounds sugar for 81
pay Sc. for eggs. S. II. TIT.
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Extraordinary bargains in Medium
and 1OW-priced Dress Goods.

Here few pkngs just from market showing what po Cash.
will do NOW =
34inch Elton Suitngs, worth zoe, 124c.
4Oinch Suings worth 3Oc, for Zoe.
5Oinch coo NavyBlue and Brown Mixed pFe
while they last only 29c
4Oinch Colored Cashmeres, worth 4Oc, for 29c
Atwood Hop Saeking Soc Atwood Blue Storm Serge, Acc
Patterns of 10 yards
each-no two alike-ony 20 cts. pattern.
Bleachd Damask 81 inches wde worth soc. 33c.
inches wide three yds long,
worth $780, for $40 pair
CHENILLE PORTIERES with beautiful dado and eze 33 inches
wide, three yds long, only $500 pair.
pruden6 shoppers who
know a good thing when they it,
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Receives the unqualified endorsement of
our prominent business men. Business,
Shorthand and common English Courses
Both sexes Re-opens Sept. IL. Circular
free. E. G. Evans, Prin.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-09-07

Livery stable keepers should always keep
Arnica d Oil Eminent in the STABLE, nothing
] like it for horses.
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Our Fair, September Io to 2


Keep your mind on the Fair, Sept
10, 20 and 81.
A bicycle race the first day at hall
past two. Purse $25, divided $12
So and S.. Entrance fee So; must be
or more to enter, and 4 to start
Contestants must be residents of La
noble county and make entry to 0.
D. Sturges. During this race grand
stand seats will be free.
Send to A. A. Niles or O. D. Sturges
for premium and program books.
Entries of stock and other articles for
premiums can be made by letter to
A A. Niles, Sec'y, or to o. d. Sturges
in person during Mr.. Niles absence.
The following is the program for
trotting and pacing at the Lamoille
County Fair at Morrisville, Sept. 10,
20 and 81 =
SECOND DAY.
300 p. m, 3-min. class, trotters and PAGERS,
confined to horses owned in Lanoille Co.
since Aug l, 93...................... IS 100
$50 2. m, 2:35 class, trotters and PAGERS, $50
800 F." 2:2O =" g $175
THIRD DAY.
2:o0p.m., $50 class, trotters and PAGERS, 81 90
2:30 g $40 " " $125
300 90 Free-for-all, =" 1925
All open to the world, except the B.
minute class, national rules. -Four
to enter, 3 to start. Horse distanc-
ing field to take only first money.
Entrance, 8 per cent. of purse; ) per
cent additional from winners. En-
tries close Sept. 18th, to be made to
A. A. Niles, Sec'y, Morrisville, Vt.
Write or see A. B. Smith, Norris
town, as to ground privileges. He
will be ON the Fair Ground Saturday,
Sept. 16, to rent and stake out priv
ileges.
Make your entries of stock and
other exhibits before Monday night,
the 18th, to avoid confusion. You
can make them any time now.
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RARE BARGAINS!

This month we shall offer many
bargains, in order to make room for
fall goods. It will pay you to call
and look us over. A few suits to
close, sizes "a, 35 and SO, at a very
low figure. Look at our Bargain
counter
WEIGH & HARRINGTON, JOHS0N, VT.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15
WHEELING DAILY 1NTEI1GENoER WEDNESDAY 5 1898

bling the people. 1t was in this year,
1892, while in the enjoyment Of unex-
ampled prosperity, that the Democratic
leaders would have us believe that the
Republican legislation (Which had
made this condition possible) was re-
pudiated by the people, and their policy
OF British free trade and wildcat money
endorsed. do not believe it, II they
actupon that belief they will be prompts
ly repudiated by the people. Not only
has tho year 1892 registered an era OF
conspicuous progress and unexampled
pros erity, but it witnessed national
adm inistration under President Harri-
son unexceled in honesty, power and
patriotism by any OF its predecessors.
To this rich inheritance the Democratic
party becomes the trustee for the peo-
pie. 1t is my hops that it may suffer
no loss or waste in their hands. Iwish
the country could be assured 1t would
not. Ii it does the trust will come back
to us-and it will come back to us
with the doubly renewed confidence OF
the people.
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0Tho Whito squndron.p

A. Y. Parsons big patriotic and ro.
mantle drama, 1.-THE White Squadron"
will be seen at the Opera House Tor two
nights, commencing Thursday, Febru-
AIRY 10.
This piece is a wonderful triumph OF
scenic art, and it has been mounted at
n very large expense. Tho scenery,
properties and accessories employed in
tho piece during its extraordinary run
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre, New
York, will be used here,
One OF these realistic features is q
herd OF South American llamas, intro
duced carrying silver train, the al
tempt to rob which furnishes special
interest. The plot OF tho play, how
ever, has not wholly depended upon
these accessories, although they are
numerous and highly effective. The
story Of tho play is strong. The cast
comprises ouch favorltes as Robert
billiard, May Wheeler, William Har-
court Katie Pearson, Eugene Senger
and many other equally clever people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15
REAL ESTATE.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Real Estate Offered for Sale Now.
Easy Terms.

$3.50 only for twoStory brick, four rooms
mud basement kitchen, natural gus In house.
Lot 70 by 1870 Eolfstrect, north Of Eleventh, II
not sold before, this property will DO offered ut
public sale in front OF the Court House on Feb
ruary IS, at 10 O'Clock H. M Terms cash
$500 for n two.sory brick dwelling, five
rooms and lot. Situate on Eon street. below
! twGnty-thlrd street,
S2000-Twostory brick, five rooms, south side
Fourteenth street
Sl.300-Frnme cOttoge and lot on Woods street.
below Twonty-ilith street.
si0O0-rwo.stOry brick. seven rooms md hall,
Eoif street. two doors north Of Twelfth street.
Subdivision brick eight rooms, modern
Improvements, on Chapllne, north OF Eleventh
street
81 sOo--Largs two-story frame five rooms
stable In rear. Lot 2jxlOO. Chapllnc, below
Thirty fifth street
Sj,0)0-Twostory brick. six rooms and cellar
Fine lot. Ghuplinc, below TwcntyScyenth street
s3G)O-Flnc lwO.story brick dwelling, eight
rooms ana bath room, al modern improve
ments. Market street, near Ninth.
sl,G0O-Two'story frame, five rooms, on Locust
street
s!,5OO-.Twostory brick store aud five rooms.
Frame, three rooms III rear, Main street. below
TwentY-SGCOuu street
S70J0-Fine two.story residence, ten rooms
modern improvements, stable IN renr. Lot II by
10. Market street, south OF Twentieth street.
sl,bj)-New twostory frame four rooms Lot
% by ll5 corner Marshall and Twenty
streets.
sl,GjO-Two.story brick, seven rooms. Lot
runs to creek. Twentieth street. opposite Y. NJ.
G. a. building
Sl,6)O-rwo new twO.story frame dwellings
Six rooms each and lot cast MCCOlloch street
Sl,5OO-Large twO.story brick, seven rooms and
hall. Lot 80 by 100. Iron fence IN front Chap.
line, below Thirty.lith street.
iine country residence In best part OF Pleas
ant Valley.
A io.acrc garden or dairy farm, four miles up
the river.
OFFERED FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY.
Here's a rare chance for some one: N feet on
Market street. north Of the postoillco. II feet
and o. on Main street, north OF Sixteenth, all
with two aud three story brick buildings
FOR RENT APRIL.
A two-story brick eight rooms and bath room.
Market, above Ninth street.
Large store room under Arion Hall, corner
Main and Twentieth streets
A two-StOry brick seven rooms Chapline, be-
low Thirty.1ith street.
A two-story brick, six rooms, Seventeenth
street corner Woods street
AtwO-story brick five rooms, Fourteenth St
A double twO'Stnry franc, five rooms and
room IN garnet, each Side north Penn street,
Island,
4 iorlyacre garden and dairy farm four
miles Zip tho river
A tcn:aCrc bottom below McMechcn, on coun.
ty road.
A two-story brick six rooms Main street, DO.
low Twenly'siXth
A fluO largo otlicoroom on Market street. north
Of Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

A largo manufacturer, whose affairs
were very much embarrassed, and who
was overworked ind broken down with
nervous exhaustion, went to a celebrated
specialist. llo was told that tho only
thing needed was to DO relieved OF care
and worry, and have n change Of
thought This doctor was more con-
siderNto OF his patients health than
of his financial circumstances. llo
ought to have advised him to use DR..
Miles Restorative Nervinc, the best
remedy for nervous prostratlon, sleep.
lessness, dizziness, headache, Ill effects
Of spirits, tobacco, coffee, opium, otc.
Thousands testify to cures, Book and
tilal bottle free % Logan Drug Co.1s 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

Attracts the attention Of every property
holder In this city But when Dr..
Franklin Miles, tho eminent Indiana
specialist, clnims that heart disease Is
durable and proves II By thousands of
Testimonials Of wonderful cures by his
Now Heart euro; II attracts tho atton.
ton OF tho millions suffering with short
breath, palpitation, irregular pulse,
wind In stomach, pain in side or shout
dor, smolhcring spells, iaintng dropsy,
etc. A. H. Davis, Silver Creek, Mob, BY
using four bottles OF DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure, was completely cured after
twelve years suffering from heart dis
oasc. This new remedy is sold by
Logan Drug Co, Books FREQ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15
crime WIN Tcllp a Good Show.

The Grand contained another good
audience last night to witness the
second production OF the great comedy
drama, entitled "Time VIII Tell" Billy
Willisms is one OF the best Chinese de-
lineators seen here in long time, while
Ed Christie, as York Green, has few
equals as Yankee farmer. Miss
Thompson is fine dancer, james j..
Murray good Irish comedian, and the
rest OF the company far ahead OF the
average. This afternoon there will be a
grand matinee, and the indications are
that the Grand will DO crowded. This
evening will BIO the last performance Of
"Time Will Tell" and those who would
enjoy a good hearty laugh should not
fail to take in "rime Well Tell" Matt
nee prices 10, % and 80 cents.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements of Boats
The River Interests.

The River Interests.
The river continues to go down fast
the marks yesterday afternoon at 4:31
at the public landing showed 20 feet 9
inches in the channel.
Tho movement OF boats was active;
two Cincinnati and Pittsburgh packets
passed up, the Andes at b a. IN. and the
Hudson at p. IN. Nearly all the
through packets have been thrown out
OF their regular times by the high water
ana ice. BY the latter part OF tho week
all will bo back on regular days
The II. X. Bedford departed at Up. m.
for Pittsburgh.
The locals, including tho Liberty and
Phillips, are running on time
The reports from headwaters last
night were rs follows: .,.
Morgantown, w. Vac feet inche;
and stationary; cloudy and cool.
Brownsville, Pa.-1O feet and rising
rainy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15
A BhlnuIANr PARTY
Given on st. Valentines Evening by SIr.
and 9Irs. Frank II. stamm.

Given ON 81. Valentines Evening by SIr.
and Mrs. Frank II. stamm.
Last night in the Mcclure House par
lors Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Stamm gave Il
Valentine progressive euchre party,
1t was brilliant affair, thoroughly
enjoyed by the large number OF guests
who were present. The decorations, in
Guiding cut flowers and potted plants,
were very beautiful and taltelully ar
ranged.
The receiving party consisted OF Mr..
and Mrs +, ii. Stamm, MIR, aud Mrs.
Frank Hoffman, Mrs. Levi Cassell and
Mr.. w, II. CGssell.
The play throughout the evening was
spirited and enjoyable, The successful
contestants were Mrs. Plato!f Zane,
who won the ladies royal prize; Mrs.
w. b. McMechen, ladies' progressivei
Mr.. I, Q. MotIat, gentlemen's royal; Mr..
e. Uranium, gentlemen's progressive.
Appropriate prizes were awarded.
One OF the features OF the evening,
was the presentation to the guests OF
tasty and comic Valentine cards.
Those present included, Mr., and Mrs.
II. j. Mendel, Mr.. and Mrs, q. B. Her.
vey, Miss Gene Friend, Mrs. A, Boggs
Mr.. and Mrs, 4. @. Mollat, Mrs. Mary
A. Deleplaine, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wise, Mrs. Fred Seymour, Mr., and Mrs.
DR.. L. g. Meyers, Mrs, Dunlevy, OF
Bridgeport; Mr., and Mrs, Dir, Asch-
mann, Mrs. Meyers, OF Chicagoi Mrs,
W. A. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. ChNs W.
Franzheim, MIR. and Mrs. VIII b, Nc
Mechen, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Mcclure,
Mrs. William A. lsett, Mrs. J.,
Hendershot Mrs, Levi. Cassell,
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Wise Norton, Mr., and
Mrs, William IIearne, Mr.. aud Mrs,
Frank Zooke, Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Stevens, OF Kirkwood, Mr.. and Mrs. o,
II. Dorsey, Mrs, j. y, fancy, Mr.. and
Mrs. PlatoG Zane, Mr., and Mrs. Jacob
w. Grub, Mr.. and Mrs. A, q. Stolten-
werck, Mr. and Mrs. Charles HanCher,
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Wagner, OF Kirk.
wood, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flaccus,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eckhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs, II.
G. Uranium, OF Bridgeport.
Misses Louise Norton, Noe Lewis, OF
Pittsburgh; Stella Eckart, Fannie Jack
son, OF Philadelphia; Eva Wilson,
Amelia Stamm, Carrie Copp, Mary
smythe, Betty Mcclure, Belle Mendle,
Gene Friend.
Messrs. Garth Hearne, Claire O'Noill,
w. w. Whitmeyer, +. f. SchNifer, L. b.
Franzheim, Bernie McMechen, Will II.
Cassel, Lewis Steenrod, viii Day, Sam
Patterson, Clarke Hamilton, George
Stamm, |. G. Dillon. Robert lIaase,
Fred Mason, Charles Cooke, Guy Scott.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

Special Dispatch to The Altel!igenesr
WASHINGTON. d. O., Feb. l4,-The fol-
lowing pensions have been granted to
West Virginians;
Decentralization Crago, George l.
Centes, Potter A. BurdetI, John Richard
Richard Rakes, Gallatin Lee, August
Sauer, Lewis /. Dawson, Marion b.
linn, Jacob Lawless, Joseph Powell
Joseph Creemans, Napoleon Wilson
Zephamiah Martin, Robert Dunlap,
George W. Parsons, John A, HGnshaw
John l.. Price, John Murphy, William
@. Scholl, b, G. Hornbeck, George II.
Whitsel, John W. Summers, Thomas L.
Peden, Nathaniel D. Helmick, George
II. Gaskins, John A. Parsons, Isaac
Brock, Samuel w. Harden, Levi A,
Lyme, Jacob Ranch.
Additional-Samuel W. Kendig, Chas,
II. Byers, Wellington Gillispie, Rufus
Brain, Alfred Fay, Marion Lee, Alex
ander Buck, Jonathan Rice, VIM. II,
Barnes, Daniel Liner, Jacob jarrett,
Elias Roberts.
Relssuo-Perry Graham, Abraham
Thompson.
Boyce, Elizabeth Hamilton, minors OF
Vim. Deem, Sarah L. Whanger, Eliza
beth Cobb, Mary II. Gillespie, Margaret
Carroll, Elizabeth Martin, minors Of
John j, Jones.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. Doyel.
Reissue and inCrease-Henry Shockey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

Miss Blanche Howard, the handsome
leading lady OF "lhe Dago" company,
was the schoolgirl companion OF Mrs.
James j. Corbett, and it was she who
accompanied her friend all through the
exciting times preceding and during
the Sullivan orbett fight. She was
also with Mrs. Corbett in the New York
World building during the reading OF
tho returns OF the fight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

If you need spoctaclcs, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes carefully
and scientifically tested for Glasses
without charge by Professor Shelf, tho
0ptician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. Tho only exclusive optician in
the state. TThR&w