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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15

besablt ma9t, bann 1T er ni6t mebr,
ais irgenb Elm anberer S6a6erer.
Ser fir ieinen l1uterri6t 8e5ablung
annebmenbe 2ebrer i6a6ert nit ieiz
len MiHen. $50 er aber feine freie
3eit, feline Geiunbbeit, feline aopfz
antrengurg gum 9tubium unb Tprz
I6en nertpenbet: Nbt er &eligion.
Menn mir bcs Sreiben ber Wen>
f6en i'm tdgIi6en 2ebens betra6ten,
finben mir iiberan in al Dem &ennen
unb gilen, Sra6ten un6 S@afen,
trob alIer Mibe unb 8lage ni6t nnr
felbfia6tise Motipe. @s 1T tpenig
8egei1terung, tpenig 9ingabe fur eblere
3pede bemerfbar, unb baber ldBt al
bieie 0Hentli9e Sbdti9teit Der @fenz
iden trob aller Snteniipitdt talt unb unz
b~efriebisenb. 9ie Meni6en begegnen
fi6 glei6giltig gu chamber, eber miBe
trauii6, unb 10 ldBt Der falte Gisbaud
Der Selbfiu9t bls our6 ale Menz
f6enarbeit ertrebte Menfdengliid
ni6t re6t gu einem bplen grbluben gee
langen.
IS i6eint aber bod, als Ob cine
3eit bereinbre9en merbe, no bic Wfens
i9en elm nenes Snterefe fur bic alte
perlOre1e @a9e Der 9Hmanitdt befd>
men. 0inter ben nit ftolsemSrompetertz
unb Srommeli9aa climber mari9irens
ben Siegesarmeen-binter ben palafz
rei6en g~lanabolen Stabtuierteln :
binter benz &aKeln unb Bfeifen md6s
tiger Observation-Disclosures man bas
St6bnen un6 Ne6sen iener armen
Seibenben, mel6e 6ieie groBarti9en
Wun6er Der Neuaeit probu3iren: es 1T
bic ganae leibenbe Meni9beit, mel6e
babinter our 9ulfe ruff.
Cine gauge Weni6beit 1T bergraben
in ben enge1, bergif:enben einftiir5enz
ben &oblengruben. Cine gat3e Weni6z
belt 1T in ben i6paraen, ruBigen @iz
fenmerfen, in BEN ftaubig lungent0bz
tenben Debereien, in al ben berf9ies
benen Gabrifs : @efdngniHen an barte
LANCE Arbeit angefeRelt, Mdnner,
6rauen uu6 &inber. @s iinb .ibrer
mebr unb fe linb f9Iedter baratt, aIs
uie iene Irmen friiberer 3eiten, tuel9e
an ben europdif9en 9iften BON ben
tiirfifden Seerdubern sefangen, an bic
Sflapenbdnbler nerfauft tpurben.
Sie Weni6en beginner gu borden,
Ob ni6t ELM neuer &reuasug geseu ben
alien Gein6, gegen bic @elbfiu6t,
ausgerufen tpirb.
Solte bies ettpa elm Mnsei9en iein,
baB bic uralte, bereits feit Sabrbuns
berten bom groBen Soeialiten BON Sc
ruialem. geprebigte 2ebre Der Nd6ften=
liebe ibren aneue1 ginaug. borbereitet?
u. @0bel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15
6 . 8.
Muerlet.

2odpoob's gntf6eibuns, baB
ii@ Der Stabtrotb bertast bat, CAB
benz Sbarbein.Sidet ben 9obesfoB.
SEPT bat fi9 2odtpoob pertagt,
iai1b atuar fur INNER.
Die 6anbelsfammer belt cine
SiBung ab, in Der bei1lpHen murbe,
ben @ouberneur, bic Staatsbeamter
unb bic Mitglieber Der Stats : Qeqisz
latur gu einemt 8efu6e 1T San Mns
toIio ~ein3ulaben. Gin &omite tpurbe
eingefeBt, UNI bic n6tbigen Orange
inents ba3u 5l trefen.
Die Mnbdnger bes neuerm1blter
Mapors George pai6al f~eierten 9iensz
tag Mbeub ein groBes Siesesfeft int
@entrals@ arten, Bel tpel9em man fei>
uer ,Greube iiber ben 10 unerpartet
g~ldn5enben @ieg III ffiirmif9er Weiie
Guff ma9te. 3ablrei9e &e6en tpurz
ben gebaiten, unter benen b%efonbers
bic paf9aIs unb bes reuer Sta6tsNns
tpalts Qetpp ertpdbnenspertb finb.
Die tn Der CAMP : StraBe tpobs
nenbe Grau 8. Warnfe pur6e BON
0rilimgen entbunben. Gins Der &ins
Der ftarb fur5 nod Der @eburt, aber
bic beiben anbern befinben fi6 bel bes
fem Wobliein. 6rau @arnfe i9enfte
bereits Dor etua II Sabren 3miIingen
bos Geben.
Wm. Sang purbe unter Der an>
flage Derbaftet, benz 9erri1 Sen &islz
ba6a pferb unb Mager gefoblen '3u
baben. Gang tpurbe berbaftet, tp6brenb
er IN benz g~eftoblenet Waget gang ges
mtifbli9 fpa3ieren fmbr.
Den 6interbliebenen bes i'm Mai
porl9en Sabres bon einem 3uge Der
S~nferuatiettal 8abn get6btetetr Qerri1
Qouis Sien tpurbe bonn Gi9ter Noos
nan Elm @9abeneriaB bon Sill 900 aus
8eiprp9en. 6rau 2ouiIa Sien bate
UNI $50. 0006eflagt.
Der in Der @artensS traBe mDbs
renbe, etua so Sabre alte Sbeobsr
Oeder ftarb an elmer Morpbtn : 8ers
giftang. Oie Qeide bes 8erforbenen,
Der feline Mnseb6rigen in Der Stabt
bate, tuurbe auf itdbtiI6e Soften be-
erbigt.
Die alte SattIer<6irma &amiap
& Gorb an Der Main : pla5a bat lire
3abIungen eingeftellt. @amoo6 so.
6or6 wurbe aIs MaHenz8 erualter ein>
eeisbt unb feline 8iirsf6aft auf $4,000
firirf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15
THIBODEAUx.

Was bebeutet bieIes Morts IS lit
bas 9anbels3ei6en bes
CINDERELLA S6ub= BaIafes.
So I'M Wabliabre befanntli6 Sc
f6aftsftile berrf6t unb mir einen gro=
Ben 8orratb BON S9ubmerf fir Sers
rem, Samett unt &inber an 6anb
baben, i1eueite Sacons unb Muiter, 10
p~erfaufen mir Mles sum o. t.
preie unb liefern bic 8emeiie bas
fir. Mqe Waaren finb rteu unb tpurs
ben fpesiell fir bielen CONNER befteat.
9ie preiie iinb iiberal in 3ablen ans
geseben. Wer biaig unb gut faufen
min, gebe gum
Cinderella gdbub Yalaff.
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California : Weine.

Weinliebbaber inben elm groBes Gus
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
9errn s. S. Meper am Mlamo=
plaaa. 9err Meper fu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb Stele aus unb fault brett
aus benz &eIer Der Wein3i6ter. Ils
sutem 9enner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
be1ten Sorten aussundblen. Gr FAM.
feline &unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten SrDpfen perieben. &otbs unb
Wsib : Weine in porSiigli6er aualitdt
bon iebt alb $1.00 per @alone - frei
ms 9ars geliefert.
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Wpmlet ! @pm1et !!

Gin @bampagner, Der li6 INNER
mebr 6reunbe eruirbt unb balb ben
Miarft beberri6en tpirb, lit Der George
8Dulet.
@r bdlt bic ri9tise Mitte atrii6en
allen @igeni6aften, bic man beim
@bampagner ertuartet; 1T alio ni9t
5u TUB unb ni6t herb; bon pridelne
benz, a1regenbem @ef9mad unb be-
fommt, ielbit in groBen 0uantitdten
senoRen, ausgesei6net.
Sarum: Srintt @oulet unb nnr
8oulet.
&onfe Il Wab1fab,
Mgenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15
. riefs9i It e.

6 9rnplb-Grtt 8aumsarten (2)-Gbna
8admann-8ertba 8ente ellie Sleiiing-
ebuarb Bennington : Geo 6 8Iode-&obert
B~romann-&eo Breler-8r 6 Il 8urs-S
8 8urh @ar 0eigeImaper-S . Silert-
9uireb Gdert-9nnte @dert Suitina Grnit
Moa 81 @emblsr-Gbarles 0amburg-Nusuft
Sabne - Beth Saie - g S Sennineer : S
&tatts = SIN &leber = @alter Mair W s
Menp = q 8 Nide Greb Mutb - Gbmin
9inber-Su9o S6loben-S s Sdmalstp-
Spbn = Stein - 2ouile ban Der Studen :
Si,,ie @obl-W 8eib-9Rep Net
~2lusIdnbtfdte:
2ouiS aun5e = Gamma S9mitt : Sol s
Shmipt-@raf Spansen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15

GpuleD's &esifter, go. 20 @lamo
pIasa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
@bisfep, bic beiten semii6ten @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausse3ei9nete
importirte unb einbeimiI6e Gigarren
unb ftets frifdes Bier. Ser @taentbtis
mer, Soc Cooler, peritebt feiu @ei1dft.
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GfmaS WeueS.

S6lafuasen 3mii6en DALLAS unb
San Antonio iiber bearne lanfen
iebt auf Der Souiton unb Seras @ens
trail unb Der Sn~ternational unD q. g..
81. st. Sies 1T bic einaige 2inie nit
9ur6magen apii6en punfteu in
Norbs unb SiibpeftzS eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15

0ytMest9enfbmma s llebertra8mm9eu.
Jobn 8. Wagner an 6ermann 0ogs
Itr1 @runbfiid an Der g. traBe, 81, 100.
". Maberif an 8. 2imburger,
@tnnblttid an NuftinsS traBe, $1,10O.
W. Q. Mfaberid an $. 2imburger,
@runbfttd on Nufin<G traBe, 81, 100.
SouiS Bergftrom an Sefus 6errera,
grunefiid I'M DrisinaIsgitp ; Got 13i
fur $3.50.
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STE 2enaniife.

bic fir 9oo6s Sariapariaa pubIi3irt
perben, finb 10 5uoerldfiig unb glaub>
baft als nb tie BON @urem belten urb
ebrenbafteiten Na9barn fdmen. Sic
beitdtigen 9batiaden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15

sgeaer 3esr Dottor", tIaste eiu gatient, lid fam
ntAt ftsn, geten- nber ftebenl Metn Rbeumattsmus
% untrtrastH, mas 5cu i'd tbuu2n 0i6tS einfa9er ala
eass sept nnh fault GuG cine Glaiae SuIpattpnz Del,
metn Bort bafhr, es tnrtrt Sud.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15

@sbipesstente gopuIarttat sentest Or. Huu's gu,
ntnn g rtrtebIt nte, etmen SuRen su III,
rsrtn. Verge emrfebIsn TIN. prets nur Is Geats.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15

0eedam's asiQea tperben gut pers
fouft, neil He aud furiren.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-05
BRILLIANT, o.

BRI111ANT. O., November 5, 1s99.-Miss
Ti2zie Bebout is visiting in Midway.
Miss Mamie Leach, of Steubenville,
was the guest of friends Thursday.
Mrs. William McGannon, OF Tiltonville,
was visiting friends here Friday.
g. w. Hobson and J. a. Lindsay, OF
Steubenville, were in the city on business
last Friday.
Miss Lena McIntire and Messrs Albert
McIntire and Frank Richards attended
marty at the Misses knight, in Wellsourg.
T6omas Robertson has returned from
Pittsburg, where he has been working.
IA. Smith, of Burgholz, and A. z. Cor
ton. of Alliance, registered at the McIRtire
Friday.
7 r DAYTON, of Steubenville, was in
the CITY on legal business last Friday.
Miss Katie Bess gave a party at the
residence OF her parents in SpauldinR's
Addition, in honor Of her guest, Miss Nc
Gunnagie, OF Steu0enville.
The Rev. Morril twins, of Chicago, gave
free entertainments in the Christian church
last week. They look exactly alike.
Council has replaced the old pump at the
hotel with a new one.
Can't. John Deeuey has returned from the
East
Miss Jessie Lowe is visiting friends at
Martins Ferry this week.
Miss West was rusticating in the coun-
try Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Richardson, Of New Alexan-
der. was the guest Of Miss Annie Tate
Sunday.
Preparations are being made to clean up
the shaft.
Miss AiTe Neel. Of New Alexander, was
shoppiuA u tae city Saturday.
:. G. Cline and wife have returned to
this city, til. future home.
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, November At. F.
Kenny took charge Of the Piedmont post
Office November 1st with David Thomas
as assistant postmaster.
Messrs. j. 7. Cook, Q. M. Helms, Jos. II.
Weaver and Mrs. w. II. Gilbert have re-
turned from the Worlds Fair.
A. NJ. Parks OF Homecoming is stopping
in town.
d. G. Parker & Co, have purchased the
store of T. +. Kenny. They will keep on
hand a full stock ofnovelties music station
airy, cigars, tobacco, teys, PAYERS, maya
zines and confectionery. They are at pres
eut overhauliug the building.
B. +. Butler killed 40 large wild cat
Thursday.
Hisusnv young friends rendered Mr..
Elliott Pippiu a surprise party last even
ing az has home on FairmCnt street
z. Y. Eppler, our enterprisng First
street tailor, and Miss MOllie Foley, were
married Monday evening sc the parsonage
by Rev t. r. Weider
Miss L. Brown, Of MckeespOrt, gave
some fine recitations at the w. Q. I. U.
social on Monday evening.
Mossrs. John Sheriday, OF Mt. Savage,
+. =. Landstreet and Ernest Porter, Of
Dorm, IL. r. Wsrfeld, Of Elkins, Frank
Kup. Q. Wood Daily and Thomas Douglas,
OF Kevser, attended the banquet given
Monday evening 70 II. @. BuXlOw before
his departure 10 New York.
Miss Margaret Nackie and Mr.. George
Dewitt were quietly married last week,
Mr.. w. II. BIackston left Thursday for
a trip 10 SJaunton, Va, and the Valley.
Misses Lou and Ida kalbOugh gave q
party Thursday evening.
Mr.. John Barnes was in town Thursday.
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WELLSBURG.

WEI1sBURG, November 5.-Misses Mary
and ella Forney, Of Wheeling, spent Sun
day with frienCs IN this city.
MIR. Ed Counselman, Of Pittsburg, was
in the city Wednesday,
MIR Archie Campbell Is now resident
OF san Diego, Cal.
MIR. and Mrs. William Diehl, of Faren-
tum, will spend the winter with friends IN
this city.
Mrs. Lavina McVsy was visiting friends
in this city Wednesday.
Mr.. Joseph Harding, Of Atlanta, Ca,
left on Monday for his Southern nome
after long visit at his old home IN thls
city.
The following have returned from the
Fair: JEFF Hindman, ). George, lr., mos.
Davies. M. L. Wells, Glenn Speidel.
Col. Alex Campbell, after several months
STAY in the White City as commissioner
of awards in the sheep and wool depart
ment, returned to his home on Saturday
Dir J. Barclay of Bethany will leave
for Tangier on the 18th. CIT.
An adjourned session Of the Circuit
Court was held on Thursday, Judge Camp
hell presiding. The demurrers in the
case Of ]. L. Curtis were oyerruled and the
case continued to the March term. In the
case of the State VS.. Clyde Robinson,
Elmer Blankensop ana Lugdr 1rIIl l
the two former plead guilty and were Or
dered to be confined in the Brooke county
iail for six months and Trimmer was dis
charged from custody.
J. r. T. Hundley, last years graduate
of BETHANY College, shipped car load OF
fine horses to his home in Virginia Geo.
Maloney taking charge OF them. They
were ali purchased in Brooke county.
A marriage license has been - issued S, 10
Alex. Berghoff and Miss Mary Helstern,
both OF Lazearvile,
Hi Henry's minstrels gave very enjoy
able entertainment at Barth's Opera
House, last week. Bert Barnes, the from
hone PLAYER in the brass band, and the
traps player, is q Wellsburg boy, and
Weusburg may well feel proud to claim
him. -,
MIR. Lafayette Caldwell has returned to
the CITY, after lengthy absence.
Mrs. McMurtrie, of Latrobe, Pa, has
returned TO her home, after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. McKelvey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-05
RAVENS WOOD.

RAvESswooD, W. Va, November A.
Two pleasant parties were given here Hal
low Zen: one Dy the young ladies 20 their
beauX and brothers, tue other by the mar.
ried bellies 10 their husbands.
1t seems that our saloon is not vet go.
Judge Armstrong announced from the
bench, az Circuit Court held in Ripply this
week. that no legal license had been issued
In this county, and al. persons selling in
toxicants were 20 be indicted
Miss Lucy Bailey, Of Spencer, and Miss
Matte King, Of Ravenswood, lett for
WASHINGTON City last Saturday TO take
government positions procured for them by
Senator Camden in the binding room at the
government printing establishment
Miss Annie Stairs is visiting at Msriet-
Miss Allie Kendall, one Of Ravens.
woods prettiest young ladies, is TO be mar
ried next Thursday 10 ayoung gentlemen
from Pittsburg.
Mrs. w. L. McCown is visiting her
mother in Marietta, o., this week.
Mayor Sayre and wife have just return
ed from Chicago where they witnessed the
closeof the big fair.
Hon. j. A. Mcintosh has been attending
court at Ripley this week.
Mrs. Britton, Miss May Fleming and
Miss Frances Crooks, returned Sunday
from Chicago.
7 T. Crum and daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Charles Crum, are visiting in PiJtsburg.
Mrs. Oscar jenkins. of Parkersburg, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. s. A Kelly.
Capt. Frank Cooper has been keeping
store for E. ii. Novel; tins week whilethe
latter has. been visiting friends in Woods
field, o.
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CLAREsbURG

CLARKsBURG, W. Va, November A.
Michael Feoney, who died Monday, was
one of the oldest citizens Of this city, and
helped 70 construct the Paramount and
ClarksSurg turnpike and was q contractor
on the ParkeEs6urS branch Of the Balti-
snnre aEuiyC5hio Railroad. He leaves a large
Family and host OF friends who mourn
his loss.
Mrs. Irwin Stealey, who was thrown
RFom q buggy while attending the funeral
81 John Cork on last Monday, has now al
most recovered from the injuries she sus-
tanned.
lit is now Postmaster Lee n. Vance.
Attorney Speery has returned from the
Worlds Fair
Hon. John J. Davis and John Basel are
attending court in PhiAppi
Or. Reynolds. Of the State University,
lectures az the Baptist Church this even
ing on Higher Education
President Hutchinson was Ia this city
during the week. He has charge OF Con-
ference Seminary az Buckhannon.
The District Institute VIII DO held az the
Northwestern Academy to-day.
Miss Ruth Prim has returned home after
q long visit 10 Mrs. Alexander, OF Wichita,
Mrs. Jesse Miller, wife Of the late John
J. Miller, is visiting relatives IN Green's
burg, Pa
Rev MOnfort has located in this city for
the purpose of organizing Sunday schools.
He represents the Presbyterian Sabbath
School Board.
Elliott NOrthcott, Esq, who was mar
ried Wednesday 40 Huntington, w. Va, 70
Miss Lola Beardsley, is tue son OF Cen
eral r. s. NOrthcott, OF this city.
The concert given last night by the
Firt Regiment Band at the City Hall was
a pronounced success both from musical
aud financial standpoint
Among prominent people in the city
during the week were: W. s. HaddocS,
editor of the Monongahela Advertiser;
Judge John BrannOn and Hon. +. A. Ben
nett, Of Weston; Il. W. BOWden, OF Rich
mond j. ID. Hart, Of Addison; Mrs NJ.
q. Fernold, Of New York, and Prof. Z. &.
REYNOLDS, of Morgantown.
Mrs. John Brown has returned from
Colorado, where she has been visiting her
John Clifford, Esq, has gone to Pueblo,
Col
Miss Alice Parks has returnedto her
home at Washington.
Mrs. Lee ii. Vance IS visiting IN Wash
inRton City.
moved to Philppi.
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NEW MAETsNsVILLE.

NEW MARTINSvILLE, November 4. -
Phillip Conrad, Sr., the farmer who, as
reported exclusively ia the REGISTER Mon
dav morning, was found a short distance
from town badly used W, died Monday
evening from the injuries ne received. 1t
was at first thought ne had been attacked
bv robbers aud his money taken, but l
have since learned that such was not the
case. IL seems friend met, and as he was
under the influence Of liquor, the friend
took the money from him. he fell of his
horse. il is alleged, and the animal tramped
him. inflcting the injuries which caused
his death.
A very interesting revival meeting has
been in progress at the Christian church In
Broolllvn during the last week. Rev. John
Smith conducted the services.
The indications az the test well now be-
ing drilled on the w. MEG. Hall well
short distance from town are good for a
No ] gusher.
Mac Suo dgras was st Steubenville dur
ing the week on business.
IL. u. L. Sn Odgrass. wife and two chill
dren were at Warrington visiting this
Mrs. Eva Templeton, nee Moore, Of Sis
tervile. accompanied by her brother, JOua-
than Moore, were visitors in town Thurs
day.
John E. NcEldowney left Saturday even
inc Tor Warrington. where he has accepted
q position in the Palace Hotel, by Captain
Dakau.
CHARLES w. Barrick, who has been in the
eastern part Of the State on business, has
returned.
Robert Carpenter. OF Pursley, Tyler
couaty, spent last Saturday and Sunday
among friends here.
Miss Alice Fox gave very pleasant
social iu honor Of her school friends on
Halloween night Everyone enjoyed them
selves immensely.
IRE monthly reports Of the schools for
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the past month show good attendance
and an enrolment Of over two hundred
scholars.
Miss Florence wetzel, N. Bandi and
Floyd McIntire returned from Chicago
Wednesday morning.
j. Will Stone, of Pine Grove, is the new
clerk in +. NJ. Schlobahm's store.
Very little damage was done by the
young people on Halloween night. In TACT
none TO amount TO anything, although
some of the boys got pretty well loaded.
Hon. T. M. Stone, of Pine Grove, was
here last Saturday. He brought MIS-.
Maroon Todd in from lecture tour through
the county in the interest OF the Peoples
party.
Mrs. Jos. Slender, who was spending
some DAYS in Wheeling, has returned home.
w. @. Snodgrass, OF Boston, was a visit
or here during the week.
Prosecuting Attorney Morris mas re-
turned home from pleasant VISIT OF lew
days at Litt!eton ana vicinity.
b. NJ. Welsh, George Hartman ana MISS
Teresa Gibbons were among the Far VS.
itors who returned this week.
s. j. Robinson and Mr.. Gibbons arrived
here Tuesday from Parkersburg and went
up Little Fishing creek 10 try their luck In
attempting to lure the fnny tribe from
their haunts.
DR.. and Mrs. T. p. Lowther and daugh-
ter, Jos. Clark and daughter, and Misses
Belle Sherman and Mary Enloe are Worlds
Fair visitors who returned Friday morn
ing.
Last evening Hon. J. w. McIntire went
to Littleton to address the Jr. 0. U. A. M.
of that place, the occasion being the pre-
sentation of flag to the Littleton SCHOOLS
by that order during the afternoon and an
oyster supper in the evening.
The remains Of James Standl1ord,
which were inferred at the time OF his
death in Williams cemetery, north OF TINS
place, were raised Friday and reinforced
in Walkers cemetery, a short distance De-
low town.
MIR. and Mrs. Clark Standiford desire to
return thanks to their friends for their
assistance during the recent illness and
death OF their daughter, Austa.
Miss Lizzie Long, of Pine Grove, passed
through this place Wednesday morning
on her way home from visit 10 relatives
in Iowa and Minnesota.
Mrs. Eva Kirber and children, OF
Bridgeport o., are visiting Mrs. hiroer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mingus, OF the East
Side.
John H. Tucker, of Wheeling, is visit
ing relatives here.
+. NJ. Schlofahn, the merchant, was In
Wheeling on business Thursday.
Clark Leah, of Moundsville, was here on
Thursday afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-05
CLARINGTON.

CLARINGToN, O., November 4-E. r.
Potts and wife. OF Captina, spent
Sunday here as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. +. Topp.
Mrs Berney and son. Wilfred, of Glen
field, Pa, are the guests Of Mrs. Mamie
Collins.
There was a select ball given by the
young men in the Town Hall Tuesday
evening.
c. E. Booth moved his family to Pitts
burg last Saturday evening on the Ben
Hur.
Mrs. r. V. Walton is visiting relatives
at New Martinsville this week.
John Ramser, Of PoWhatan, was In town
Thursday.
Miss Minnie Kimple, Of Bellaire, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Richardson.
Mrs. Mamie Collins and Mrs. Kate Topp
were at Wheeling shopping Thursday.
Miss Della Newhouse, who has been in
California for some time, returned home
this week.
J. A. Kimple moved his iewelry store
back in T. 5. Thomss's store this week.
Mr.. n. p. Shankland died at his home,
on Front street, Wednesday afternoon.
His remains were taken to Cameron, o.,
for interment Friday morning.
Mrs. Margeret Bare left Wednesday
morning to visit relatives at Wheeling.
While a crowd of boys were playing on
the street Friday evening by the Town
Hall they got to hurrahing for Cleveland
and others for Mckinley. The Democratic
boys wanted the Republican boys to hol-
low for Cleveland and the Republican
boys wanted the others to hollow for Nc
Kinlev Harry Case DEM and WILDER
Rose (Rep), boys between IL and IA years
old. fell out. The Case boy being the
Younger and smallest the Rose boy picked
M lime stone and threw il at him. The
stone struck Willie Case (brother OF
Harry. deaf and dumb boy about 6 or
wears old, in the face ana cut hole clear
through his upper lip. John Case, the
boys father, took him 70 DR.. Hsbersmehls
and had the wound dressed. The doctor
had to put two stitches in IL.