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STEAMBOATS,.
FALL RIVER Line

Fot BUSIDN, NEWPURT. PrOvideuce. Cottage CIR,
all Eastern points
sMteamooa's M Of the y orld in commission together.
PURITAN, PILGRIM. PLYMOUTH and PROVIDENCE
Leave Now York from Pier 2S. " r. foot OF Murray
80 4. H., week days and Sundays. for Fail r-r
direct. connecting with Pullir vestbulei tran quo
Boston $3.50 4 NJ and with rain for sew Hedtord
there connecting with boat for Cottage City Nan
tucket CThe 53o boat New York SUNDAY iourhes
At export Mondays at 3:l5 4. NJ
0,1S r. NJ, week days only, for Newport IN: Fall
River. due New port. 5:45; Fall River :o6 A II
Meeting with Pullman Nestibred train due Boston
Aountains &c.
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brook IN week DAYS
and sundays at 300 r. NJ. jersey C.:y. 4 90 r NJ
splendid band and orchestra attac he'd each
Sew summer book. Quaint Cape Cod. sent tu- 80,
box z52 New York.
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state of New York, County OF New io.k.
l. ARTHUR W. SHERMAN. cashier Of the above
named bank. do soemnly swear that above state
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge and belief
A W. SHERMAN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this i4th day OF
July. 1898. Ii. L BRAYNARD,
Notary Public
+. d. TAPPEN.
ADRIAN ISELIS, JR. Directora
". EMLEN KoOSEvELTt
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the rise lost Liverpool WAS siigh .iy HIGHER Most
OF the crop reports favorable spot talss s2"po
bush. including loads for export. 30 At $50 IN
20 arrive. early August. p. t. future sales 100000
bush. as follows:
SGs.:s s ::............ .,st ..s' ..gsN I'd
Oats showed little change though at time septcm
ber Was higher. The trading ives light Spot saies
t0oCD bush No. at 40c; No. at 3ee.i NO
mixed at 37hc. elevator and 8stfe. anost Future
sale I'm
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gslrrtions md Alet.in1s.

DAPPAHANNOcK GOLD MINING COMPANY
~ STOCK holders attend annual meeting
July ID O'clock, 80 Broadway TO elect directors for
sRIuiDg year. y. A. MACPHERSON. President
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Savings 4anks.

THE GREENwM,H sAyISGs BANK.
246 AND 24S 9TH Av.
Interest has been declared to dspositors entitled
thereto under the law and the bylaws for tho siS
months and three months ending June 30 1898, the
rate or THREE AND oNE.HALf 90 PER CENT per
Annum all spms from So to S0C0O payable on aud
after Monday. July II. 1893
Interest " ~ begin July on sums deposited on or be-
fore July 10 1888 ,.,, 49,. . .,
JAMES 9uINLAN Treasurer
LEONARD u. WHITE. tS.crAt.r,..
FRANCIS II. LEGGETT
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STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW YORK. sa
l. fRED'k b. SCHESCK, Cashier Of the above. name ed
bank do soemnly swear that the above statement Is
true. to the best or my kno wledge and belief.
FREDK b. SCHESCK, Cashier.
Subscribed and to before me this 14th day OF
July. 1898 A. K BRYAN. Notary Public. N. y. 20.
Correct-Attest: - -
GEORGE II sARGENT)
ISAAC wALLACH, DirectorS
ST John
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Aailroads.

|
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERCAl
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and IntGrlOCking Switches,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
In Effect July 2, 1898.
THE COLUMBIAN ExPREss.
sago and Cineinn att Dining smoking and rs.sshssr
Indian spois HssS T. n .chiesro iooo a II nssi day.
PAST LINE
A. MFI Car d and c'nr. f'nn''
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 NoON.-composed eSciusivsly Of Pullman altman
smokins and obssrvaticn Cars. presentins snoisi
So sass mad AID .sS ss
al isS ven St hSms G mice
ST LOUIS. ciNEsNMMAIs GNEMkEs. AND CHICAGO
SsS. 81 Louis. 5ineinns! aSa Ssiesfo ye',,SSis
s1sIss: Sssipssd iS'sS N. s. Icu. 1850 +. NJ.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
PPim.buish. Chicago, and cisrsand Dining Car 70
$50 y NJ next day N
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
n car. na
81 Louis Dining Car Altoona to R,csmend AT arrives s
LSai. 7;oo 4 n second CO. i %ornins WV Il Nee AN 60
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Q 100 =. M.-Puliman Buffet Sleeping Car New York
rosac si ?saf ~ eclamSus a. lS fsoaa r.
s!!S;sfRs XII s.ii fG korrE points
night Win sleeper ss'G:a c ana 1910
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
SsyS vs.,isa. faiinsn fsTier Cara Passenger
$50 Ssehs. nnE Car to s.li%Ssi daily
shTs P.ToS Cars and Dining Car arrv
Ads,ioss, E.p;ess Trains. $40 500, 40.
s;s e a ' sfa 4 .ns x
sS Sn!y Hai soP s,:S aa a.s 1s.,S night FOR
.a D s.
A,hsyie an and New o5isAn. Dining Car to Mont
500 +. M.SDaiiy FOR a. point. on Chesapeake and
r$$ ss;stS eaS
Ssiossa a,s sIssSs ssis dsiy SSsk days and with
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, lao +. n. week days with
Through Buffet Pnror Cars and Day Coaches.
FOR CAPE MAY. loo r. NJ. week days
For Long Branch Asbnry Park Ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant $3.50. 80 s:lO 1000 A NJ. l2:lo q 20
Saturday only 23o. $40 $40 no. 5:1o and 7:oo
7. VI. week days. sundays. S;l5 U:t5 A. NJ and 5:l5
Pm. do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
sundhys)
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express: e:2o, 7:2o. 800. $3.50 300. $3.50 dooo
M,h Rinsas x p1ns ca.
1920. 800 2:l0 800. $3.50 400 1880 $500 6:O0.
$50 7:5o. 500 and 300 p. ". and 1918 uixht.
Sundays. Express d:i5 5; 80 800 o;39; 1900 An
TAB. . :oo. 300 7. NJ. and l2:15 night
For Time Tables of trains 20 local points on the
Pennsylvan Railroad System. Apply at the folio wing
Ickes 0ices: Nos. 433 "44. .iga. 1923. II 3. and
26l Broadway. Astor House. 13< East l25th st. 26&
West l25th St, 25l Columbus av. 137 sth av and
foot Of pesbrosses and Cortandt sta Court At $40
Fulton ST.. pS broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station,
foot Of Fulton st. Brooklyn 129 Hudson ST. Hoboken;
station. Jersey City.
The New York Transfer Company will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination.
S. ~ PROVOST. J. II. woop
General Manager General PAss'r Agent
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3ank Kfp1rts.

REroRT OF THE CONDITION
OF THB
MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSi-
NESS JULY II, 1ee1
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cFinanrial.
OFFICE OF THE
Reorganization Committee
OF THE
National Cordage Company
NOS IS AND AZ WALL ST.

NEW YORK, July IL. 1903
! To the Holders OF tho Preferred and Com
Stock OF the National CordaEe Com
pany,
Referring to the statement and plan OF reorganiLa-
tion addressed to you by this committee. endorsed
Circular No. J." you hereby notified that 10
PER CENT of the entire capital stock OF the National
Cordage COMPANY has assened to the plan OF
zation and certificates therefore have been deposited
with the United States Trust Company.
In the hope that the assent Of the stockholders to
the plan OF reorganization will thereby become unan.
imous the committee extend tho time for the deposit
of the remaining shares of stock with tho UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY under the reorganization
agreement. until and including the 25th day of July
1893 upon the condition that per interest
the rst insallment from the 10Th day Of July 1891
to the date Of payment. be added.
Holders of the remaining common and pre- fer red
shares are hereby requested to deposit their certd.
Gates Of stock, duly endorsed in negotiable form. with
the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. which com.
pany will issue in exchange therefor Its negotiable
certificates of deposit which have been on the
New York Stock Exchange. and which will be ex.
ehanssabls. within reasonable time. for engraved
certihcatea
Payments by such stockholders for their cash CON
tributions to working capital to be made fol.
lowsI
PREFERRED STOCK.
10 per cent (Tith per cent interest from July 10
1898 on or before August 1O. 1898
per cent without interest. on or before August
10. 1898.
Per cent without interest," or before Sept 10 1893
COMMON STOCK.
per cent with interest at per cent from July 10
1898 on or before August 10. 1898.
per cont, withou. interest. on or before August
10. 1893.
sToCKHoLDE MAKING THIS
CASH CONTRIBUTION WILL RECEIVE
IN EXCHANGE THEREFOR PREFER.
RED STOCK AT PAR.
Tho committee satisfied that q prompt deposit Of
the remaining shares OF stock will greatly to tho
advantage of the holders. and will materially facilitate
successfui reorganization
Until md including tho 1Sth day or July,
1893. g., ,oOO. 900 of the proposed Issue OF q
per cent. Collateral Trust First Mortgage
Thirty-y Gold Bonds offered for sub
scription exclusively to Preferred and Com
mon Stockholders OF the National CordaSe
Company, who deposit their shares, at the
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY Mt
the price OF IS per cent. and interest, pay
menrs therefor to be made &S per cent. MT
the time OF subscriptions, and the balance at
tho OF 25 per cent. per month thereafter.
After that date bonds not taken by the Stockholders
will be offered to the public price TO be nxed but
not less than s5 per cent. and interest.
Any further information in connection with the ro-
organization which may DO desired by the Stock
holders will be furnished application at the
offices of the undersigned. at tho onice OF the
United STATES TRUST COMPANY,
GEORGE L. MAGOUN. Is Wall ST.
ERNST THALMANN.I I6 Wall St..
GUSTAV III. GOSSLER, 14s Pearl st.
Reore auizatioa Conmittee,
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REPoRT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK AT NEW
YORK CITY, IN THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. AT THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS JULY1e,
lSO8.
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON R. R.

THE SHORTEST. QUICKEST AND DEsr LINE TO
MONTREAL.
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT (; 70 A. NJ s,,6pu NJ
~ I'VE A. i5hf ~ 6it6 A. ~
IkengrF 10 satanAc. Lake llac,d, Aul SmIh's Loon
hht. Ac Via ShAteAugAy H. H., to fAyc-iio Route Ia
he AulfohdhekA arriving at destination at
hour after breakfast al fIatishurgh.
2. t1r ianutEL
,s'ni cents siamps for Illustrated guiasS mAps
&C. =. Northern summer resorts 10 -'~
y. W. nURDICK. a. T.. a,
Albany. NE
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New York and Boston all Rail,

ny. " II. 4 II. X r. and connections
From Grand Ceutra! Station,
Leave By OF rus
G:o2 A NJ. Springfield and Worcester eco r. "
1000 A. NJ. >eNew London and Providence 3:oOP ".
1o:C3 A. NJ. New Loudon and Providence, I:30P. A.
11:OD A. ". Springfield and Worcester. 6.3DP A.
IL NJ. tSprngneld and Worcester. 5:4oP. ~
12:O3 7. ". Hartford and \. Y. and y. p. $50 p u
100 Il. New London and Providence, $50 p "
ZOO U. ~. !New London and Providence, 7:40r "
800 p. NJ. sWillimantc and y. Y. y. E, 1870 "
400 7. NJ 'Sprlngneld and Worcester, Io:oOr v.
$50 J.. NJ. sSew Lon dor and Providence, II 90 T. "
1l:OO i. ". Springfield and Worcester, S:l5 NJ
1?:OOP. ~. New London and Providence. $50 A. n.
skuns daily. Including Sundays
s'Five hour limited; NIL pArlor cars; 81 .ucluA-
Ing parior sea:.
ARRIVAL on Sundays twenty r,inutes later.
tAll parlor cars.
Return service same hours and by same route.
Through parior AMI siscpinR cars by each train.
C. HENPsTEAD. Genl Pass Agent
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

stsamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
GisA sKAcm I fEfERssuk and f'Rpcfihg RIcaHSgS6
and % WASHINGTON c.Aon Grsisg. only. Tues.
RtyEkIMon freixht eniyl Wed. and Sat. FOR WEST
freight rate. to al point. south and Ws. Apply At
POI. 2s7. 3l7A. 1852, s44, ana 225 Broadway.
W. L. GCILLAUDEU, Traffic Manager.
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HE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY

VINHE VLfDE STEANhHIF COMPANY.
l. For Charleston. g. q. and Jack sonv!is. Fla.
and all points in Florida the south. and Southwest
from Pier ~ u. H.. Tuesdays and Fridays. 3 T. N.
Pa,s:ngsr neeomm odation. and cuisine un.urpa.sed
WM CLYDE CO, Gen. ARtg.. Bowling Green, ~ Y,
20 EGER. zen AEt q. = Fri. Zine. 37D broAdw way ~ Il
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WHITE STAR LINE.

ApkiATlC WedneBday. July 49, lU A. NJ
BklIANSlC...,. .,,.....-, Wednesday July I'll. r.
superior second cabin accommodations on TeutonIc
and Adristic seeraRe TO or from the old f2S
once ~ Broadway. the wharf, foot OF Meat
1enthst II. MAITLAND KEksEY. Agent
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Corn advanced sc. on later months partly owing to
IMPORTS Of hot weather in kAnsAI 6ut later on n0st Of
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PROVIDENCE LINE,

FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER. PROVIDENCE.
ALL poINTs EAST, AND THE WHITE Mis-
leave Pier 70 (old SoL y. r.. foot of Warren at
S;So ~ daily. srcep: SUNDAY: eonnectng ;F,n,
4 " due Worcester "a ~. SUNDAY train 10 worte.-
ter from Union station at $50 A NJ. only) Through
farlor Cars to White Mountains leave wharf ca r,u
Sunday. i:l5 4. NJ due Fabyaus 1; 80 r NJ.
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N UKIH hKKNAN LLOID z co
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
VAST EXPREss STEAMERS
sAale. Sat. July 10. A. " Kaiser Sat. July 81 TAM
spree Tues July Is II AN TrAve. Tues July 20 N
OELRICHS CO. = Bowling Green.
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Total sales of stocks were 274.o2s sharea
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
PHILADELPHIA CLOSING ouorAT1oNs

BLd AAEed Bid AJ.d
yAhiRh Valley. 3gH 3gA Psnnh r. R.. 60 bOlt
IC. 4 Nav. Co ~ so Met. Traction. VI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
CLARINHTON.

CLARIxeToy. o., January l4.-Frank
Berlt. of Wheeling, was 10 town the first
of the week.
oscar Vaulaw, Of Cameron, o., was in
town Monday.
The family Of Grant Troy left Monday
for Wellsburg, where MIR. Troy is working.
Charles Schilliug and wife, Of Wheeling,
came down Tuesday or visit TO relatives
here.
George Schilling, who has been In Colo
RADIO for FIVE years, came home on short
visit. He arrived here Friday, ana Will
stay about six weeks.
ri. E. Snvder, Of Philadelphia, was here
Yesterday in the interest OF Alkus Bros
selling woolens and tailors' trimmings.
Marshal. Mozsna's daughter, Mabel, has
been quite sick for some time with lung
fever She is improving some now.
W. S. Richardson's children are both
sick with severe colds.
There will be a special meeting OF Gar
ington Encsmpment. No. 207, l. o. 0. F.
Monday evening, January 10th, to install
Officers.
The river froze over here Monday night
and we expected some splendid skating
out the snow spoiled il all. There wa;
about six inches OF snow fell. Our ice mer
chants have cleaned the snow on q large
space so the ice will have chance 10 frefz'
thicker, as they have not got enough ice VI
yet 70 ruh them.
John Jacksoa, boy about twelve wears
old, had a narrow escape from drowninG
last Wednesday evening. de was skating
on the river an I s ated into an icn hole auc
was unable 70 get out Very lucky for bin
WILDER Rose was near and skated 10 his
assistance. He had a small sled with &
rope tied to ft.which he showed out 70 Jack
son and pulled him out. So John got OF
with a good ducking.
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NEW MARTI~ svILLE.

New MARrrvsvILLg. w. VA, January a.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w Newman entertained
n number of their friends asst Saturday
evening at a progressive domino party
given in honor Of their guests. Misses
Mary McGregor and Janet Browse, OF st
Mary's.
The enterprising game fowl dealers,
Messrs. Clark q McCaskey have announc
ed that a monthly paper published IN the
interest OF game chickens. will shortly ap
pear from this place. The above named
gentlemen we understand, will occupy the
editorial chair.
MIR. "Bun1 Workman. an aged citizen Of
Wetzel died Monday at his residence aoou'
q mile east OF here. He was buried Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. c.. C Eisanbarth entertained mum
Der of her lady friends Tnursday, at foUl
o'clock tea Twenty-one ladies were pres
ent
Wetzel county Circuit Court convened
Tuesday, the 18th inst 1t will not likely
be an extended term.
DR. f. V. Cox, Of Proctor, was mere SaJ
day last on business
Sep Hall. ESQ, Is at Jackson G. H.,
Jackson county, this week on business.
The pupils Of the New Martinsville pub
lie schools have been preparing this wee
work for the exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
Prof. d. w. Shields is directing the work.
Messrs John Denny and Ed Lappert
were at Littleton last week in the interest
of the Jr. O. u A NJ. of this place.
Prof. Brent Shriver was at Proctor sat
urday on business.
Mac Snodgrass was at st Mays Mon
day on business.
Misses Jane Browse and Mary Nc
Gregor. who have been the guests OF
friends here the past week, returned 10
their homes in ST. Marys Tuesday.
Miss Anna Hall was the guests OF rela-
tives in Steubenville, o., last Saturday
and Sunday.
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the END At LAST.
He and Others Might Expect 1t.

Mr.. Charles r. Baird. the well-known
business and society man. fell overcome by
nervous exhaustion, while about to keep q
social engagement last night.-Morntn0
Paper.
Later information develops the fact that
he had been under continuous nervous
strain in his business for some time aud his
prostration last night was simply the eli
max-the result ohhis overwork.
So 1t is with thousands. They work,
using up their nerve force until they find
themselves excessively nervous, powers Of
mlnd and thought weakened, nerves IN
strung and unsteady, nights sleepless and
undressing, bodies tired and exhausted
There will often be CO fused mind, dim
vision. loss of memory, dull feeling head,
dizziness dependency, strange SENSATIONS,
trembling on excitement, feeling OF ahX-
fetv. Door blood, indigestion, bowels con-
stipsted. liver and kidneys out OF order'
Ii YOU have these symptoms you are IN
bad wav. and sho1ld use immediately that
greet restorer Of nerve force and power,
the invigorator aud streugthener oil oraIn
and nerves, Dr. Greene's NeTvura oioo9
and nerve remedy. Purely vegetable ana
harmless.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
BkNWOOD.

The Riverside Tube Works will be
Obliged TO suspend operations this week or
next, as the supply Of material IS short
owing to the steel plant being OF for re
pairs
Mrs. C. Thoeuen and dauSb,er, Of Nc
Mecben, viii spend this week with friends
iu Wheeling.
Special services we're held at the NJ. r.
Church last week BY the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Denton.
Miss Anna Peuey, teacher in No 9ot the
puolic school. was unable 70 teach several
Gays last week owing to an attack OF n US
Cular rheumatism.
10 is probable that the pudding depart
ment OF tho Wheeling Iron Works Will re-
sumo this week. The steel plant may not
90 on as soon a. was intended, as the cold
weather iuJerfered greatly with the work
o, repairing.
Yesterday was payday at the Riverside.
United Lodge. No. 20, I. 0. y F, OF
Beuv9od, Installed the following officers
for the ensuing term OF SIX months on
Friday hight: Past Grand, Sister OS ep;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15

Noble Grand, Sister Davis; Vice Grand,
Sister Stewart; Secretary, Sister Dare;
Financial Secretary, Sister Davis; Treas
urer. Sister Price; Outside Guard, Sister
Davis: Inside Guard, Sister Davidson :
Warden. Sistsr shepherd; Conductor
Sister Whiteside; Right Supporter TO n.
e.. Sister Harper; Left Supporter TO n.
G., Sister Serig; Right Supporter 10 tue
V. G., Sister Morgan; Chaplain Sister
Riddle.
Robert Headleston has returned to his
home in New d atamoras.
Mr. j. Sinclair is contemplating trip to
the South this week TO ascertain the par
ticulars Of his brothers. death, who was
killed there last week.
Jesse Price is recovering from his recent
illness
The arbitration committee is still hold
ing forth at Squire Riddles
Miss Jennie Houseman is suffering from
rheumatism
Last Wednesday evening was the scene
of a brilliant wedding at the residence or
MIR A Schad on Main street, being the
marriage Of his daughter Sophia 10 Mr..
Fred Guiteau. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr. Boesil, of the German
Lutheran. At the conclusion OF the cere-
monies a delicious supper was served, 10
which the assembled guests were invited,
and partook of with relish. A large num-
Der of hanc some presents We're received.
Mr. and Mrs. Guiteau Immediately began
housekeeping in their own nome, which was
already ushed.
Most everyone here Is familiar with the
well known character, Ned BOhan, sort
Of half-witted individual, who often comes
here Ned was not always so mentally,
but became dersnged by blow on the head
which injured the skull and thereby affect
ed the brain. 1t is thought that by an OPP
GRAFTON his usual sound mental faculties
can be restored, so some well disposed per-
sons have raised sufficient SUN OF money
to have him sent to the hospital and under
60 he operation
Revival is in progress of the Methodist
Church in McMechen. The meetings are
cnrd nrfnh hu Rau Mr. .VdRn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
ST. Ola RsvILLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE, January l4-Tbe latest
word from Helen Cowen, who Is quite SICK
at Columbus, was that she was improy-
ing.
Miss Irene Terrell entertained quite a
number Of young people 81 her home in the
West End.
Miss Emma Woodway is seriously Ill
wife pneumonia
The IndrmEry Directors have discharged
John Sidebottom aud employed Alex. Dan
ford as SUPERINTENDENT.
Mr.. c. E Hughes, Of this place. was
married 10 Miss Hattie AcVey, At the
nome Of G. W. Doyle, Washington. Pa, on
THURSDAY.
Sam. Surratt is in Steubenville.
The Z. P's mad social az the home OF
VIM. Kilgore Thursday evening.
Mr.. Alex. Barrett. is quite i'll
The water supply for heating the Court
House has given out; water is being hauled
from jug run
home with sickness.
The SUNDAY REGIsTEs failed to get here
last Sunday.
The funeral of Samuel Cellar, Sr., took
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place from his late residence. The SER
vices were conducie by the g. A. Il post
The B. & o branch has been coming IN
two hours late this week.
There is some talk OF prosecuting per-
son in town for allowing bis horse TO die
from starvation.
1. 5. Powers. agent Tor the Ohio Farmers
Insurance Company, has paid Fred Troll
the amount of his policy on the property
recently DESTROYED.
George Y. Brown is on the sick list.
The following marriage llcens s were
issued this week: Jas. A. McGrew and
Ida o. Russell, William era & and Lucinda
Howell. Joshua K. Lawrence and Annie q.
Hoar. August II Rather and Annie e
Parker John 5. Willis and Lottie Thomp-
son, John Harris and Nary T. Grenam,
ia ob F. Wagner and f nora Pelkey, Cas-
sius G. Sheppard and Hattie Ayers.
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ST. MARY'S
To dav is the second Sunday after th
BRIDGEPORT.

throughout tho village yesterday sorrow
or the most profound nature reignsd every
where. All seemed 70 realize that they had
lost a citizen whose like could not soon BE-
replacedin their fold. At every store could
be- seen groups OF men and women gathered
together relaficg some ms ,auce 10 which
Or. John Cooke and themselves were con-
nected His acquaintance did not merely
exist among the business men OF the town,
but In almost every family MS name yas
household word. As physician not too
much can be said; the community itself
can teatlfy 10 his skillful ability AS doc
tor As a father he was tender and
affecriorate. Tomorrow his remains will
be borne 70 Linwood cemetery where they
will be Inferred under the auspices OF Rev.
j. NJ. Stevens. Throughout the day yes
terday friends called to pay their last re-
spects TO the dead, and to condole with
the afflicted family, 10 whom the death is
terri ole blow.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Margaret Bl0cher took place yes
terdav afternoon, from the res dence OF
her daughter Mrs X Z. Van PelJ, az the
Sherman House Reys HeuthOrne and
Stevens conducted the services. The in
terment took place at Weeks cemetery.
The pall-1earsrs were: Messrs. j. B.
Lowe. \. l.. W alljng, Brady omltu. II l.
Howell. G.. " Turner and John Scott.
Chas Bishop, brakeman on the ONO
River Railroad, had the misfortune TO have
TWO OF his myers mashed one day last
week while 10 The act of coupling cars
Jas McCouauyhy had his head hurt yes
teriav while az work in the coal bank
John L. Sullivan and MS company passed
through yesterday, en- route for Wheeling.
bis p resruce attracted quite number al
spectators.
The Chauj2uqCa Circle will meet at the
residence Of j. +. Scott on Tuesday even
ing
COUNSEL meets in regular bi-monthly
session on Tuesday evening
DR.. md Mrs. Wood, of Angola, Ind,
who have been the guests Of friends in
town, returned 10 their homo Yesterday.
Miss Mary Sedgwicd, Of Blaine, IS the
guest Of friends in town.