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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
RAvENsWOOD.


RAvENswooD, August 5.-The famous
Douglass HARDWOOD breach Of promise case
was compromised and withdrawn from
court lust as u came up for trial Thursday
morning. Mr.. Douglass pays Miss mar
wood 81 COO and all the costs attendant IN
the suit 10 is 10 be hoped this scandal
will now be dropped from public notice.
q. L. Brown and wife are our latest WIS.,
itors 70 the great Fair in Chicago.
The announcement on Tuesday last OF
the secret marriage Of Ravenswood honor
aole Mayor. Mark Sayre, and Mrs. DnciE
Hayne-Edslin, which occurred on June
18th, in the Office Of Squire Donehoo, IN
Washington, Pa, created quite a stir IN
oar town Congratulations were numerous
and hearty.
The oil drill is still moving toward the
centre OF the earth, but our people are not
50 sanguins now that the result will be as
they wish. twill certainly be "duster."
The party Of campers-out who spent two
weeks on Gauley, fishing, hunting, cook
ing &c. returned home Wednesday, we'll
Drowned mad invigorated by their iaunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Curtiss, OF Parkers-
burg, about the announcement or whose
marriage there were so many sensational
features, spent Thursday night here, the
guests OF the latter's father, Mr.. l.. l..
Curtiss.
Miss Elizabeth Crooks, Of Providence,
r, l., is the guest Of her brother, Mr..
George Crooks.
Mrs Hoyt, wife Of DR.. B. II. Hoyt, Su-
perintendent Of the Asylum at Spencer,
returned from there Thursday, expecting
10 remain here until after the Ravenswood
Fair.
Ex.Gov. Fleming and son spent short
time here Wednesday, on their way to
Charleston.
Dr. aud Mrs. G. D. Bond, Of Blossburg,
Pa. are here visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Ezbair Wells.
Mrs. Judge r. s. Brown. who was
slightly stricken with paralysis three
weeks ago, is now sufficiently recovered
as 70 be again able TO Do about her home.
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FAIRMONr.


FAYRMeNr. w. Va August 5.-W. 8.
Stevenson is in Pittsburg this week on
visit
c. H. Chenoweth, Of Rowlesourg, was
here a day or two this week.
Mr.. Arthur Musgraye returned IpeSday
from a visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Lucy Reese, Of Reese's Tannery, IS
visiting Miss knight Burns this week.
Frank Siveter, of Pittsou-g, IS visiting
Gov Pierpoint this week.
Miss Minnie Baker left Monday Tor
visit 70 Grafton friends.
Mrs. Geo DeoOlt left Wednesday Tor
MI. Lake Park 10 spend a few days.
Mus. w H. Slyiter and little daughter,
Of PiJtsbury, are visiting Gov. Pierpoint
DR. Chas. Nesbitt has returned from
Chicago
SIR. Albert Hustead. OF Uniontown, who
has been visiting here, left Tuesday ior
home.
Mrs. L. B. Hebron and Miss Minnie
Swain. OF Allegheny, Pa, are the guests OF
Mrand Mrs. w b. Brooks. They VIII leave
the last Of the week for MtLa PARK ac-
com panied by Mrs. Brooks and daughter,
Della, for a snort visit
Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Smith are In Y Mon
town this week, being called there by tue
sickness Of Mr.. Smiths brother, brown,
who is III with typhoid fever.
Hustead Brownheld left Wednesday TO
visit friends in Pennsylvania Tor rev
days. "a.
James Anderson and Frank Hartley lett
Wednesday for a visit 70 the World S ar.
FIT Martin returned last Saturday from
a visit TO his brother az Luray, va.
Dr. Ralph Sanders is going TO leave mere
and locate in Missouri.
Mrs. r. L. Nichols is very III with typhold
fever with very little hopes OF her recoY-
cry. -, -
Gov. f. H. Pierpoint is very Ill this
week
Last Wednesday night while Frank
Watson was driving home his horse got
frightened and ran or, throwing FRANK
out and bruising him ABOUT the mead ana
face. and one ear was torn almost on. he
will be laid up for some time.
Mrs. b. +. Reed W as visiting in Man
ningtOn this week.
Mr.. George Jolif and sister Mrs. Lizzie
Couoway, were visiting friends at Basnett,
this county, a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. Sands returned
Tuesday from visit 10 friends in Baltl-
more
Mrs Thomas Hough has been very Ill
the last week, but is improving slowly.
The business men of this place are talk
ing up a picnic at Gypsy Grove IN the
near future.
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NEW MARTISSVILLE.

NEW MAETINsvILLE, WA, August o.
DR.. ]. i. Richardson OF Moundsvlue, was
here a few days this week, IS the guest OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. j. hlcnard-
son, of Main street
George Priest was the guest Of relatives
in Steu0enville, o., last Sunday,
E.B. Sn0dgrass, Esq, was az Sisters
Vile Friday, on professional business.
Mrs. ID. Il. Thistle, Mrs. Frank Wels
and Miss Maud Thistle Of Sistersville, and
Miss Minnie Clark Of this place, lett
Thursday FOR q few weeks visit az Attain
tic CIV, Niagara Falls, Chstauqua and
other places Of interest,".
h. +. Phillips OF pae rrm Of hoont2 8
Phillips, spent lOSrounday with his Iaml-
lv az Washiugw Pa.
Mrs. Griur rittsburg, is the guest OF
her cousi .rs. George Priest, this week.
NJ -. IL. LarimOre, Of Steuoenvtle,
tSen visiting his parents here the
Mrs. C. c. Eisanbarth was at Wheeling,
Messrs John Baudj and }. E. Bartlett
attended a progressive euchre party az
Hanul bal. o., last Thursday evening.
Messrs. Ed and Chas. Duerr leave Mon
day for few days visit 10 the Worlds
Miss Minnie Carper, Of Buckhannon, is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. \ ID. IamOIyn,
this week.
Our school building is being painted in
side and cut Bare * Son, Of Hannibal,
o., are doing the work.
The members OF me Brooklyn Christian
Church held a festival in the Court House
Friday evening and melted $50.
The Southern Methodist Sunday school
picnic was held Thursday at Wrigots
grove and quite large number were IN at
tendance sunday school p!cnics are
usually intended for young folks, but we
observe that q large number Of the older
members always a5teud, and they appear
70 enjoy themselves as well rs do the chill
dren.
Ko0ntz s. Phillips saw and planning mill
has shut down for a few days Their en-
plOyes are enjoying q short rest
Bigg Bros, well drlilers, or Moundsvlue,
are drilling a water well on main street, in
front OF the store OF G.. Leap. They viii
drill three more wells az this place, one on
High street and TWO on Brooklyn.
A PEABODY Institute will be held In our
High school building, commencing Monday
and continuing FOR TWO weeks. 10 IS PROB
able that large numoer Of the teachers Of
adjoining counties as well as those OF Wet
ze will attend. DR.. Simpson, OF Marietta
COLLEGE, Virgil A Lewis, State Super,n-
teudent and other noted instructors Will
be present See iull report Of proceedings
in DAILY REGIsrEK.
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WELLsBURG.

WELLsBURe, August 5.-Mr. Whiteman
Frazier, of Wheeling, spent SUNDAY WIFE
Wellsburg relatives.
Curran Nelson left Monday for SUBMITS
vile, Ind, where he expects 10 work In q
Willie aud Ethel McKelvey, of New
Cumberland, are visiting their aunt, Mrs,
Il. Mckelvey.
Peter Emig left on Tuesday on avisit
10 the Worlds Fair
II. g. Emig, of New Haven, Conn, is
visiting his uncle, Henry Emig, OF this
Miss Annie Teise and Annie Weitzell, of
Wheeling, are visiting Mrs. George Easter
day
Mrs. L. V. Beltz made business trip to
Pittsburg this week,
Lourine. a very bright little daughter Of
MIR and Mrs Wylie Nichols OF Fairmont,
died on Thursday and was brought here
for interment to-day.
Mr. John Deary Of Short Greek, this
county. died Friday aud was buried to-day.
He has been a member Of the Board Of Ed
ucatiou OF Buffalo District for long time,
having been reelected in May. He was
always a strong Democrat and was very
highly respected citizen.
Miss Edna Ong returned on Wednesday
from a weeks visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Clarence Jacobs and family left Thurs
day for New York, where Mr.. Jacobs is
going 10 work.
The Christian Sunday schools Of Wells
burg and Bethany had q very excellent
picnic at Smiths Grove on Thursday.
Mrs. John Kemp, who has Oeen on the
sick list for the last week, is able 10 be
about again.
Tie ladies' Of the Christian Church have
secured the services Of Prof. S. p. Creas-
niger. the California Golden Tongue to
sing in the church Wednesday evening,
August 9. Admission twenty-five and ten
cents
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TERRA ALTA.

TERRA ALTA, W. Va, August 5.-The
new bank building is progressing nicely,
aud when completed will be quite an add
ton 70 our handsome business houses.
ThisplaCe is not quite as lively as IL wss
last week. owing 70 the fact that tue lnsu-
tute has gone, and with II went the pretty
lazy teachers. In fact, we are little lone
some this week.
George Mills, Of Washington, d. c., de-
parted on Tuesday morning Tor that city.
He has been the guest OF Col. y. w. t1tz-
gerald for a month or so. His sister will
rdmain here few weeks yet.
Rev. L. ID. Starkey, the Baptist minister
pere, is in the southern part OF the State
this week, and as consequence no servi-
ces will be held here on Sunday. 1t is re-
ported that he will leave this charge soon,
owing 10 the fact TINT there is dissatiSfac-
ton among some OF the members.
Little Helen DeBerry, whose Unfortu
nate accident was noted in last Sunday
REGISTER, IS getting along nicely and will
soon be herself again. IL was very mar
row escape.
Teachers examination was held here on
Monday and Tuesday. The largest class in
the county was examined here.
Rev, Hutchinson, the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist, is still in our midst, and on to-mor
faith.
DR.. r. Il. Fry, who was hurt at Skipnish
Junction last Friday evening", is getting
along nicely, and Will soon Oe cut again.
DR.. :. N. Scott is the attending physician
aud no doubt is now entertained for his re-
cOvery.
Arrangements are boing made 70 have q
return game Of ball played between our
boys and Eingwood. The kingwood boys
proved themselves such gentlemen that we
were ashamed az the actions ola few Terra
Alta bOodlums who acted the fool al the
game here last week.
Hope Leraw has erected q dancing ps-
Wilton on his fathers lot here. and soon it
Will be IN operation tripping the light fan
tastic.n
J. A Miller's new residence is about
ready 20 move int. II is a fine, large
house, and Mr.. Miller should be congrata
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HANNIBAL

HASNIBAL, O., August 5.-Miss Parks,
OF Bellaire, ONO, is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sarah Fisher this week.
Charles BrSunGch, accompanied by sew
eral gentlemen friends from Wheeling,
spent last Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. May and daughter, Of Powhatan,
Ohio. were guests Of Mrs. Sarah May OF
this place this week.
Capt. J. G. Muhleman was at Wheeling
Monday on business.
Capt. John Hyer and family, Of ClarinR-
ton, o., were visiting relatives here Mon
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cline wss at Buckhill,
O. the first Of the week the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs VIII Dietrich.
Win Neuenschwander, OF Sistersville,
w. Va, spent last Sunday at his home
here.
Miss Dora Potts returned home after
several months visit with relatives in Gal
hpolis.
Miss Mint Fisher is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Kelly, of Matamoras, o., this week.
Miss Myrtle Barr returned home from
Benwood the first OF the week, after sew
eraI weeks visit with BenwoOd friends.
DR.. J. X. Ferguson, OF Clarington, has
been located az the Haumoa House the
past week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. SN.aefuscn ana family, OF
Pit.sourg, arrived Friday evening and will
De guests for an indefinite period OF her
mother, Mrs. Cehrs.
Quite crowd from town accompanied
BY the Hannibal Cornet band attended a
picnic in Fraley's grove few. miles west
OF town Thursday, held By the German
Lutheran Sunday school.
CAPTAIN Lee Anshutz apd several gentle
men friends from New York are here on 4
fishing excursion, tentipg just below town
Rev. Fisher was called 10 Flushing, o.,
this week 70 visit g relative who is serious
IL i'll
phil fisher was at Wheeling Wednes-
day on business trip
Mr. Armstrong. Of MoundsviIle, was the
grest Of friends in townlast Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Muhlenan, accompanied BY
her niece, Miss H0fneister, fof Newport,
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BENWoOD.

The improvements at the steel works are
progressing rapidly. The stonensSo .IlS
have about completed their portion OF tne
work and by the first OF the week sne
pricklayers will be- able to commence
With this in view il is safe TO say that q
portion, if not all, Of the works VIII Oe
ready % 20 IN full by September, .
While the Riverside is closed down
number Of needed repairs are being Piaaceu
on the works in order 10 nave ever! ' t..at ;
in operation by the time the WORKS oPe"
up. hr.rcb
of a New York notion house, has opened
I'D In the Mcdonald building on MSln
street ~. l,,Dd
Yesterday afternoon the south oounu
Ohm River train carried away twenty SIX
passengers from town. AT least wv
thirds Of these were visitors TO the various
fishing camps along the river. ;,
on Friday evening man coming III
over the B. & Q. on the CumOerlduu az,
commodation was standing on tue seal %
the last coach, when the train In suaueuI5
turning one Of those sharp curves oeyoHo
MouRdsvilla gave a lunch. Ine Man
bounded back against the window LOOKING
ont on the rear platform with SUCH mo
meutum that his eloow went through tne
glass, cutting quite an ugly gash IN MS
arm. s.u.,,,o+a
Mrs. Jacob LandeIs was so unIortuhdte
70 fan q few days ago and severely spralD
her ankle. Up 70 last evening she was
still suffering from the result otthe spraln'
The old pump which has STOOD Tor SO
many years on Main street Just below the
CITY Building, was removed yesterday,
The NJ. w. Deegan baseball CLUB nave
scored on immense success during the past
week. Out Of six games they have won
five and would have in all prooaollltles
won the sixth game had IL not been Tor a
rain storm that prevented their finishing
the zane. They would like TO hear from
any club in the State under eighteen years
Of age.
Mike Dugan, Jesse MoMechen ana
Charles Vance returned FRIDAY from
trip TO the Columbian Exposition. -,
Postmaster Simpson, OF MoundsvlLe,
was in town Yesterday on business.
Mrs. Ed Hitchcock, OF Philadelphia, Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Dare.
viii Schad is suffering from an attack
Of typhoid fever.
prof. ]. T. King leaves during the
coming week for Chicago TO attend tho
Fair. ~
A band Of gypsy fortune tellers are
camping about half mile up Bogg's Kun
Congressman John o. Pendleton was In
town during the past week, ealing on ms
old friends All seemed glad 10 nave MIN
with them again.
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT BAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
hteres. Gathered BY Register Reporters.
Readable Resume Of hi News
PIEDMONT


PIEDMONT, ". Va, August 4.-E. H.
Kerns returned from Hamilton Tuesday,
suffering from heat prostrauou-
MIR aud Mrs Milton Charlton, OF AIN
ems, o.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. FOR
sythe Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Frank Harrison re-
turned Monday from Scranton, Pa
II. G. Walker has opened q grocery IN
the Wagoner building.
Mr.. :. >. Deal, carpenter az FleunOhI
Pulo Mil, has located in Cumberland
O6hrl Smith, the seven-year-o-a son Oi
J. Hunter Smith, died % { a. M. TO-DAY,
from cerebra spinal meningitis. ne mas
been sick six or eight months.
C. w. Kidder * Co, circus gives per-
formances here to-day.
The lady snake charmer, Mrs. Dem was
bitten on the hand the hand oy large
python lust received 20 day from New
YORK. TheinjurJ was paininfal, out no
serious consequences are apprenenos1.
Messrs i. Cunau, M. j. Conney, D. N
McGraw, p. Gilmore, ia. BaSeT ana -.
Riordon left for the World ar Ou
Tuesday. -..--
SUPERINTENDENT Fidelity b * L. Assocla-
tion spent TUESDAY 10 town.
G.. ~. Harrison, Jr., LETT Tor SOMERSET
Pa, on Tuesday.
Conrad Nau, ESD, returned WEDNESDAY
from the Worlds Fair -,
Rev. p IL. Weeder returned Monday
from a trip 70 the Worlds Fair
q X. smith has opened general store
in tbe Klein building on Ashneid streeL
Mrs. ~. =. Burroughs IS lying seriously
{u atZaucSvilie, Ohio she WILL De drought
home Monday IL able 70 move
a. Jenxius. Esq. or Bucknannon, ".
Va WAS in town IueS0al.
THE Pres bvterian. Lutheran, NJ T. an
II u. foiut sunday school picnic was helu
in Brydmer Grove, BloominEton, Ma, on
frnesdav. A special train lett Piedmont al
9 O'Clock, returning 90 Q.
Mr. II COdire was hurt IN Fledmont
shop by q large wheel running over MS Ioot
Miss Emma. Mr. and Mrs. c. Parker. Of
Frsstburg visited relatives here Thurs
day ..-s
Clay Shaw Thursday.
The Bayard Coal Company have bought
some coal property near StOyn, Nd, u llcn
they expect 70 develop shortly.
ID. Evans, Esq. or Lonaconlng, Mo-
and Sheriff s. $ Wsmick OF Cumberland
were 10 tOwD THURSDAY.
Mrs. Ar Conner and daughter LETT
Thursday for visit 70 their relatives IN
PennsbOrO.
Misses Anna Butler and Allie Long re-
turned Tuesday from Auegany Grove
Quite a party left here Sunday via the
c. & p. Railway for Alegany Grove
Camp.
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LET IT Run,


and your cough may end in something seri-
Gus. Its pretty sure 70, il your blood is poor.
That Is Just the time and condition that IN
vites Consumption. The seeds are sown and
il has fastened its hold upon you, before you
know that it IS near.
u WON'T dc 70 t-ife and delay, when tie
remedy IS e. hand Every disorder that can
be reached through TIE blood yields TO Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. For
Severe Coughs, Bronchial, Throat and Lung
Diseases, Asthma. ScrotulA in every form,
and even the ScrOfulous affection Of the
lungs that's called Consumption, in ell its
earher stag's, il is positive and complsts
cure.
IL Is the only blood-cleanser. strength Re
Storer, and feSh-builder 50 effective that il
can Be gvGrGnteed. II It doesn't benefit or
cure, IN every Sase, you have your money
back Al medicine dealers have il
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KY, returned home last Saturday after an
absence of several weeks.
Mr.. Powell, Of the Darlington Indcpsrd-
ent, was business caller in town Friday.
Miss Phebe Howell. OF Wheeling, spent
last Saturday with relatives in town.
Harry Potts is home from Steuoenvlle,
o., where he has been working Tor TWO
years past.
Mrs. Chris and daughter. Miss Ada.
were at Powhatan Wednesday attending
the funeral of Miss Ramser, niece OF the
former.
Miss Anna Brock, of Portland, Ohio, Is
here, the guest Of her aunt Mrs Bare
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WEST WHEELING.

The NJ. z. Sunday school picnicked on
THURSDAY at Ridgewsy's Grove, outthe e.,
/. w. railroad. 1t was largely attended
and all had pleasant time
AT the power house they are workine
overtime now. putting In machinery: The
Company seems 10 Oe getting In a hurry,
and Is pushing things At lively pace ~
- a nrst-class structure. and Is visited o.
hundreds Of strangers every day.
A delegation from here viii 20 Gown tne
river 70 day on ylsit 70 lne "eicoms
Fishing CLUB a. Powhatan- a COCO TIME
may be expected.
Richard Moreland. OF the Lizzie Town
ssnd has been on the sick list for some
time His many friends hope for bis speedy
A w Doe. Of the p. g. * ST. L. rail
road, started for Chicago Friday morning
over that road.
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Stone & THOMAS.
DRY eooDs-J. s: RHODES CO c.
HANDKERCHIEFS !!
THREE DAY SALE,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Big bargains will be offered and it will pay
you to buy now.
A Handkerchief is an everyday necessity You
cannot be without.
HANDKERCHEFS FROM SC UP, and every Handker-
chief marked at about One-thlrd its value.
COS He KICKS THE RIVERS OFF.

Mas dead n paps gone, some says he's ruined away
So | lives at APPLETON, with Granny Doubleday.
There's cherry trees n hives o bees; then there's Tom
the cat;
Bossys got brindle calf ats gettn big n fat
There's the pig N Uncle joe n Susan HuCkabee-
All of EN- YOU bet your boots is mighty good to me.
They say I'm sort o weakly n has fnghtful cough;
has to sleep with granny COS kicks the hverS Oft.
GRANNY gives meStuf totake at goes downawfu hard
Soaks my feet N rubS my thot with turkenne n lard;
Uncle Joe he gives ten cents n takes his fiddle down,
Then YOU see there's lots O fun with all hands roun
Last Weekwe cut ourcrapo wheat, SoonwelCuto urhay
Then we re gon to The Star the folern Saturday .. ..
Granny SAYS of all the boys am the very best
| shall have coat n pants n probably avest.
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lated upon adding such a beautiful struc-
ture to our town.
Merchant DeBerry has given his place q
coat OF paint :.
It is thought that the Brotherhood OF
Railroad Engineers viii hold their annual
picnic here. One Of the committee was
here a few days ago, and Col. Fitzgerald
rendered him the use Of the large grove
near the Colonelis house An effort VIII
bring il here, and we hope one VIII %
made as It win bring a great many people
10 town.
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MARTINsBURG.

MARrINsBURG, W. Va, August THE
COlumbo-Q uadrennial Club, OF this city,
which was organized Ro0ut two Y ars ago,
left on Tuesday last for trip 20 Chicago
and the Worlds Fair The NUMBER that
went was about fOrsy. The trip viii be
made over the Pennsylvania road, aud the
tickets are good TO return via Detroit, Mia
era Falls, Watkins Glen aud other inter
es5ing places, with the privileges Of stopping
Of az Nisgra Falls Another party Of thir-
teen ladies and gentlemen viii 20 next
week, ana q stil larger number are pre-
airing % 20 on the l2tn OF September.
The walls Of the new government build
are rapidly nearing completion. The
ding when finished will be a handsome
and quite 90 addition 70 the town. and
1ntractor expects 10 have 10 ready for
lncy BY the first OF next year.
tournament he'd near Winchester,
yterday. Harry {. Burdette, Of this
the drst prize and crowned Miss
ve, OF that place, but who is well
7 very popular here, queen Of
,eauty. Mr.. Buriette has ac-
an envia6le reputation for
1urnamentS He has ridden in
hundred, and with the excep-
never failed % take q prize.
'uament dance was given
attended oy the young so
Iartinsoarg.
lwart gave q progressive
Aspen Hall, - last Satur-
Isses Whitney sad Tabb
Of Miss May Faux
IS Uere won BY Miss
2 Boak, the bOOby by
John Heashaw.
q Stribling invited
ends 70 az enter
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CAMERON.

CAMsRoS, W. VA, August 5.-Mr. and
Mrs W. 3. Hicks have been the guests Of
Mr.. NJ. b Helms for the past week.
Mrs. Anna McConauEhey returned Fri
day after spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. 5. A. Dean.
Miss Pearl Hoge was called 70 Bellaire,
Ohio, last week by the serious illness OF
her grandma.
Miss Ida Phillips was in town Thurs
day.
Il. J. Robinson, Of Wheeling, was in
town this week, helping 70 invoice the
stock Of Crawford Bro. & Co.
Misses Lutte Hicks and Minnie Fish
have been visiting here the past week.
]. q. Crawford left for Fsirmont to-day.
Mrs. NJ. B. Helms, Mrs. W 8. Hicks,
Misses Lutte Hicks and Minnie Fish, left
for the Moundsville camp grounds yester.
DAY.
Mrs. W. A. PETER and children will
leave tomorrow 10 visit friends in Michi-
gan
RIA. McCopaughey and son, who have
been in the mountains in search OF health,
have returned much improved.
E. NJ. Atkinson, Of Elm Grove, ". Va,
is here taking in the wool
C. Wesley Atkinson, OF Wheeling, was
here to-day circulating among his political
friends
a Ance At the Registers pages viii
dsnonAfrats its superiority "a to local and
tsIeEraehic news Daily and sunday de-
uysrsd Nany part OF ths city and surround
-.
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several DAYS this week visiting friends in
Hancock and Berkely Springs.
Miss Meta Schley, OF ShepnercstoWn,
who was the guest Of Miss Jane BOYD and
Bertha Small, OF Hagerstowa, ma, WHO
were the guests Of Miss Bele oteWarH
has returned home.