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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-15
Rape Flend summarlly peait with.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 15.--Monros
Smith, negro, criminally assaulted Mrs
ID. Il. Sears, white woman. near Spring
Hin, Sunday afternoon. A posse pursued
him all night and captured him yesterday.
After hanging Smith to tree the mol
filed his body with bullets and then cast
n into a craex
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Not severe Enough.

BosToN. Aug. 15-Yee wung, China
man about IL years old aud resident of
Chinatown, was given six months in the
house of correction for an indecent as
ssult upon 3-year-old girl. He pleaded
guilty to the charge.
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A New Lung Disease"

DANvERs, Mass, Aug. ia young
child of Remi Languiraud has been treated
for some time for lung disease by DIR.
Frost. Sunday the doctor felt a bunch in
the cbild's chest and medicine was given
the child to cause vomiting. A shingle
nail was the reward
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An rientrirn yintim.

NEW YORK, Aug. i5.-Thomas Miller,
5 IL years old, was crossing the street
when car of the Court street trolley lite
struck him and knocked him down. His
skull was fractured.
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Dull Times at Lynn.

LYNN, Mass.. Aug. 15--Some 200 hands
employed in the steel works of the Thorn
son-H Houston works were discharged last
evening. Only those who have been with
the company for sonne time and have fam
lilies were retained. IL is claimed that
nearly one-half Of the 1000 men employed
there month ago are idle
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Little One Instantly Killed.

Boston, Aug. l5-George Donohue, 4
years old, climbed upon an ice wagon
which was standing on Foundry street
yesterday. The horses started and the boy
was thrown TO the ground. The wheels
passed over his body and he was instantly
killed. The driver was in no way TO blame
for the accident
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Rumors Dl.posed or.

LONDON, Aug. Is The rumors regard
ing the queens health are without founda-
tion. Not whisper is heard in court cir
cles that the queen is ailing in any way
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Forced Into Insolvency.

RUTLAND, VT, Aug. 15.-S NJ Dorr e.
Sons, who did western bond and mort
gage brokerage business here and ran a
bank at Bristol. have filed petitions in in
solvency. The schedules show liabilities
aggregating sl42. .s75 of which $50, 900 is se-
cured, and assets OF the nominal value of
S24l 406
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-15
Grover Went Fishing.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, Aug. 15-Ths
president and DR.. Bryant were down the
bay fishing three hours yesterday. The
rest of the day was passed quietly at home.
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yigIlant CA..,e Dol First.

COTTAGE CITY. Mass, Aug. l5-The
vigilant won the run from Newport, beat
ing the Jubilee and the Colonia two miles.
Among the schooners the Lasca and Con-
stellation won.
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Tourists Improve tho Opportunity.

MOUNT WAsHINGToN, N. H., Aug. 49,
The reduction OF rates for round trip
tickets from 81 to a between Fabyans and
Mount Washington went into effect yes
terday. Nearly 900 passengers came TO
the summit by train, the largest number
arrivlng.here In any single day this season.
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Quarter OF a million Loss.

DENVER, Aug. l5,--A fire totally de-
stroyed the Crescent -four nill and eleva-
tor here. The total loss is $250,000 to
s300. 900.
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A Good Thing.

BOMBAY, Aug. 15.-The religious riots
that prevailed with greater or less in
tensity in this city for three days pa
have ended.
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WATERBURY, Conn, Aug Is There
was slight frost apparent on the fences
yesterday morning, but no damage TO
crops.
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DIR. BUCHANAN to Die by Electricity.

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-Recorder Smyth
has sentenced DIR. Buchanan, the wife
poisoner, TO be executed by electricity dur
ing the week beginning Monday, Oct. II.
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LOWELL, Mass, Aug. 15.-All the opera
tives of the Merrimac company resumed
work yesterday.
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Al-easonable ConcIuslon.

NEW III AvEN, Aug. 1.-THE statement
is made by Robert A.. Brown. treasurer Of
the New Haven savings bank, that de-
positors In thiscity are persistently draw
ing out their money at every opportunity
and have already drawn nearly $1,000, 900.
He asserts that the depositors themselves
are at the bottom Of the scare as far as
banks are concerned. and that the large
amount Of money stored away is the prime
cause OF the string ency In the local money
market.
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one might say. 10 health and strength.
Whether IL came w q miracle or not, we
have the happy result" he said.
And there is little else but ''the great
miracle" talked Of In Beverly.
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REPRESENTING THE
WORLD AS IT EXISTS

Also, direct copies OF famous
paintings and statuary, os s"s
worlds old and modern masters
taken from the leading galleries
including the LOUVRE aud
LUXEMBOURG GALLERIES
PARIS; aud VERSAILLES
GALLERY. VERSAILLES.
FRANCE; the DRESDEN
GALLERY. DRESDEN. GER
MANY, the UFFlzI and PATTI
GALLERIES. FLORENCE.
ITALY; and the VATICAN
GALLERY. ROME, forming
the largest aud most unique
collection Of pictures ever pub
llsned In one volu
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ties
Homes Of Noted People-Prt
vateand Public Apartments
In Royal Palac ss-Uni-
versities Colleges
Volcanoes Lake
and Mountain
Scenery
Iochs--
Fjords Falls River Scenery
Canyons--G -Geysers--Brioges
Parks - Fountains -
Iheaters-O Obelisksl-
Towers--Memor-
ials--Tombs-
Cemeteries Pyramids-Hulns OK
Castles-Ruins OF Temp ss--
Ruins of Ancient Cities
Tropi cal Scenery -
Towns Villages
Huts, and an
array Of instantaneous photo'
graphs and vews showing
the everyday life OF the
peoplein the various
countries Of the
World. OIL
lected FROM
Europe, Asia, Africa,
Australia, North Amer
lea, South Amer
lea and the
Pacific Is
lands,
REPRESENTING THE
WORLD AS IT EXISTS
Also, direct copies OF famous
paintings and statuary. os '"s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-22
TILTONYILLE.

TuroNvuLE, o.. January 21.-The re-
mains OF Miss Ella Conway, who died IN
Martins Ferry. was inferred IN the Mound
cemetery at this place last Sunday at lO:SO
q. no. This makes the second in the family
that has died within the last four months
of typhoid fever.
A merry crowd Of young folks took ad
vantage ofthe splendid sieighing one even
ing last week and spent the evening quite
delightfully."- at the residence Of Heny
West, Vine Cliff.
Edward Kline, who resided on the Dun
can property, has moved 20 YOrkville.
Miss Rebecca Llttick, who has been Wis
itinR at the parsonage for the past month,
returned 70 her home in GAINESVILLE last
Friday.
Robert AIKEN has purchased the Terry
property on Back street
Mr.. Shaefer has moued into his new
Charles Smith. OF Bridgeport, made
William Medill a business call on Thurs
day.
Henry Couant, who is lying seriously i'll
at Captain MOore's, is not expected to re-
cover.
Tho Misses McMannis ente rtained a
number of their friends at their home Fri
day evening.
have returned from GAINESVILLE and are
making their home for thepresent in York
vile.
Harry Pickens, Of Scotch Ridge and
known 10 MANY in this vicinity, is very
low with typhoid fever.
Quarterly meeting will be held in the M.
u. church one week from Sunday. The
presiding elder, Rev L. II. Stewart, will
be present and conduct the services.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Gust Davis is very sick man. He got
hurt first at the Etna mill. When he was
able to be about again he fell, badly in
turing himself, causing blood poisoning to
set in. There are fears that be cannot re-
cover.
A whole array Of marriages is reported
as society events of the near future.
Joseph McConahey and Albert Boeay,
both business men here, are reported TO
be about 10 marry two Wheeling ladies.
Frank Somers, a clerk for Mr.. Boeay, is
said TO be soon on the marriage list. The
exMarshal, too, Ed Keller, and just back
from the South, is currently reported TO
be on the eve of his marriage.
There is considerable cOmmotion in the
Cleveland, Lorraine 81 Wheeling depot by
the arrival of bad case OF diphtheria. The
child was little Italian girl OF two years
and was accompanied by group Of Ital-
ians. They hailed from Maynard, and
came here 10 have the child treated. II
was feared the child would die in the
depot. Persons having children there fed
in great alarm.
Mrs. w. f. White, OF Fairpoint, has
gone home after visiting friends here.
Ross j. Alexander is home from Ere.
mont. O., where he attended the funeral of
ex-President Hayes.
There are many complaints OF the nearly
nightly vulgar conduct OF persons near the
Cleveland and Pittsourg depot Author
tiles say they are about to make many ar
rests.
Robert Ackison is home from months
visit to New Orleans.
WRancem Baxter, well known, and an
other whose name is not given, common
DRINKS. were the latest hearings in police
court. Each got 81 and costs, and they
cleared out.
Miss Emeline Howard and brother, from
Mt. Pleasant, o., are guests OF Mrs. Chas
Mrs. Jane Mcfarland is able to be about,
after sickness.
MIR. and Mrs. Heidy are in New Phila-
delphia, visiting relatives.
n. n. Baggs, OF Columbus, was In town
| yesterday.
Next Friday night, in Good Templars'
Hall. the G.'s will hold grand reception
| for their members.
| In Good Templars' Hall next Monday
| and Tuesday evenings, will be held gospel
temperance meetings.
| TAYLOR South has returned from bust
ness tripto Pitttsourg.
Frank Guther, of Cleveland, visited DR..
| Heinlein last week
! I d. Lewis is expecting his wife, from
Bethany here this week. She will remain
| visiting friends here till spring, when MIR.
Lewis proposes moving his entire family
| here.
Mrs. Edward Stevens, who was very
sick, is better.
The Azalea Band gave q delightful re-
ception in the Presbyterian church yester-
dav afternoon. An elegant luncheon was
served.
Wilbur and John TOPPING. sons Of John
TOPPING, who had dipgtheria, are both bet
\ ter
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CLARINGTON.

C1ARINGTcN, o., January 2l.-Willinm
BOuchuer, OF Wheeling, spent Sunday and
Monday with friends aud reiitives here.
Singleton Whetzel, Of Moundsville, spent
Monday here with his family.
Albert Dieterich made business trip 70
Wheeling Tuesday.
Chas. M. Messerly was at St. Mary's on
Wednesday, working up his trade OF mer-
chant tailoring.
Frank Cochran was out riding on his BIZ
cycle Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice McKimmil and daughter, Jes-
sic, arc visiting relatives at Wheeling this
week.
James Johns and E. W Bragul and Miss
Lottie Kimple and Ida Sims composed a
sleighing party to Hannibal Thursday
evening.
L. F. Mipman was at Sardis in the inter
est of his Insurance business Thursday.
II. r. Muhleman and wife, of Woodsfeld,
were in town Friday.
Mrs. Geo. z. Topp and children left Fri
day on q short visit TO relatives at Csptina,
Ohio.
TX. Jacobs, Of Pittsburg, waf here
Friday in the interest of his firm selling
pe.ce goods and clothing. He reports his
business as being very good.
Ab Howell. Of Cameron, o., was in town
Friday.
MRS. James II. Potts has been on the
sick list for sometime and does not seem
to be improving any.
F. L. Case has purchased julius .Steie-
er's interest in the Darlington Planink
Mill and NF'urniture Co. Mr. Case will
take pOssesslNn as secretary April 1st.
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CLARE sBURG.

CLARKsBURG, W. VA, January 2l.-Vir-
einus Chaplin, son Of Phiuehs Chaplin, for
merly Clerk Of the County Court OF this
county. died on Tuesday. His remains
were Inferred at the Masonic cemetery on
Thursday. Rev g. :. Robinson OBLIGATED
al the funeral services, which were con-
Quoted at the Central Presbyterian
Church. Mr.. Chaplin was about sixty years
old, and was at one time minister 20 the
Sandwich Islands, where be lost consider
able property. Hehas Of late prosecuted a
claim against the government for 100000,
a part OF which was allowed bv the Court
of Claims, but no appropriation therefor
was ever made by Congress.
Judge Thomas Harrison mas been hold
ing court here this week for Judge Hagsns,
who was called home by the serious illness
of his Eife.
Considerable suffering has occurred In
this county from the cold weather. A fam
ily living near Bridgeport was discovered
early in the week in destitute circum-
stances and almost frozen 70 death.
Rev. Forrest and wife were visiting in
Weston during the week.
Lee Walter has returned from Charles
ton.
Miss Winnie Steele, daughter Of Capt
Samuel steele. is sick with typhoid fever.
Miss May Gon will spend the winter il
New YORK..
Hon B. B. Dovener attended court here
on Monday.
John Whitehead. general manager OF
Morris Gas, Coal and Coke Company, Is in
Huntington, Pa
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, W. VA, January 2O.-Clinton
Y. Crawford, Of Westernport, Is lying Sc
riOusly i'll al his home in Westernport, Of
consumption.
Hugh Clouston left Monday morning for
Newton, w. Va, where he will reside.
JOS. Barnhiu, Of Window Mill, fell I'M
der the cars ut Bloomington, Thursday, at
III a. m, in attempting to get on the accom-
mediation train after 1t had left the station.
Tha cars passed over both legs which were
amputated by Drs kalbOugh, Shuey and
ShUpe. He died at S p. m. He was "A
wears old and unmarried. His remains
we're taken 70 Window where they will be
buried on Saturday, as will also his sister
who died there Thursday morning.
The Smith sisters will entertain our peo-
pie this evening in the lecture room OF the
NJ. f. church.
Rev !. P. Wilson, of Homecoming,
preached in the NJ r. church, Monday
evening. Rev w. W. Van Arsdale, OF
Frostburg, on Tuesday evening, assisting
Rev. Alex. Bielaski, who IS conducting a
revival
Rev. w. F. Locke, of the NJ. e. church
/ South, is conducting revival IN that
church.
Miss Mary A. McGraw and Mr. John
I Lauey were married on Tuesday evening,
0y Rev. p. r. Weider, at st, Peters Cath
Ollie church.
Mrs. E. Kline is still seriously i'll of
paralysis.
VIM. T. White, who died January -,
was buried Sunday at p. m. A special
train on the Cunt erland and Pennsylvania
railroad brought the remains and mourners
from his late home at Midlothian. He was
buried Dy the four orders Of which he was
a member, Castles of the Mystic Chain
from Midland, Homecoming, Barton and
Piedmont; Councils of the Jr o. U. A. NJ.
from the same places, Anchor Lodge No.
III, X of p, of Midland, and the Daugh-
ters Of Liberty, Council No. l, OF Midland.
He was thirty-two years old, leaves wife
and three children. He was brother OF
John J. White aud D. D. Williams, cleo
trician, formerly Of Fairmont.
W. +. ROdheavie, of Thomas, called
upon Us Thursday en- route from Austin,
W. Va, where ne was called by the serious
illness Of his father. He is now in fair
way 70 recover.
j. NJ. Allen, Of Grafton, was in town on
Tuesday.
G. c. Pattison, of Bloomington, called
on us Friday.
@. T. Beck has resigned his position as
shipping clerk at the pulp mill.
George w. Dixon has accepted q position
with e. II. Cramer as bOOkkeeper.
=. $. Hyde is seriously i'll, threatened
with heart failure.
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WELLsBURG

WrIrsBuRG, January 2l.-Dr W. Nj.
Simpson was called 20 Allegheny City oy
thedeath OF his sister, Miss Jane H., whose
funeral took place FRIDAY.
Russell & CnrseiG's Uncle Toms CABIN
Company had a big audience at the Opera
House on Thursday night
The Crescent Band nOps have their con-
Frank Newman is on a trip TO Sisters
vile.
Prof. G. p. Klein is in Wheeling to-day
on o business trip-
The gorgad ice was broken and good
roadway made on the river, Thursday
Coal is now hauled across 10 this side Tor
.he =. George Co.'S mills.
A number OF glass house bows have made
a good move iu starting lu az night school.
Rev. Leonard Twiaem VIII preach ia the
Presbyterian Churca Sunday morning and
evening.
The Eagle Glass Works resumed this
week.
Ten resident glassworkers left this week
70 take positions IN the new glass works az
SummtvLle, Iud.
Editor Curtis has sold his Evergreen
cottage, near Bethany, 70 Prof. b. Y. Ha-
Rev. Rust was installed pastor Of the
Presbyterian church 40 Brilliant, on
Thursday evening.
Next week is examination week at Beth
any College
The funeral Of John BlGnkensop. Sr.,
took place this afternoon from the Disci-
ples church, Rev o. IL. Wyune, Of Beth
any. odiciatCd. Tue attendance was IN
usually large, ami showed tde esteem In
which "Uucle jack was held Tue glass
workers turned out ia a body, ne having
been zone OF the boys himself When a
boy he came Co this couutry-ab0ut 1850
and worked ia the Pioneer Flint Glass
Works. He leaves q wife, but no children,
aud two brothers. William and Potter
The Disciples church has lost two elders
by death iu Che last four months.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, W. Va, January 2l.-Wm. e.
Second, Of the DecatOr Republican mich. }
came in yesterday morning and will in a
few DAYS take charge as foreman OF the
Sentinel. which has recently been leased 0y
Duncan McRa, OF KingwoOd.
Judge Joseph Il Hope, Of Kingwood, was
married 20 Miss ELLA Raymond, OF Iowa,
in Chicago, on last Tuesday. Miss Hay
mond and the Judge met for the first tune
last October, when the former was mere
visiting her uncle, Lewis Raymond, Esq,
Of this place. The Judge and bride are
guests Of the Ward house.
j. H. Knopp and Chas Steele, OF Philip
ri. passed through town this morning on
their way home from Charleston.
The public school opened on last Monday
with a larger attendance than any former
opening of the school. The delay was
due 70 the new building not being com
pleted. Grafton now boasts Of the finest
school building in the State and a corps OF
teachers second 70 none in any State.
Col John T. McGraw returned from
Charleston Friday.
Col. Jas. X. Smith, of Fetterman, was a
business caller in town Friday.
Prof. j. Walter Barnes, principal or the
Fairmont Normal School, was in attend
ance at the meeting OF the Y. p. s. G. E..
Executive Board
WIN Gaskins is visiting relatives at
Boothville and MonoGgah.
The Executive Committee OF the
State Young Peoples Society OF
Christian EndeavOr met in execu-
tive session here Friday at 2
.. N. Present. Rev. G. NJ. Afford, OF
Wheeling President; Professor. Walter
Barnes, Of FsirmOnt, Recording Secre-
tary and Treasurer; j. 7. Cooper, Of Nor
gautown, Corresponding Secretary; L. b.
Hull and Rev A. J. Yoke. of Grafton.
The time for holding the State convention
was fixed, and July 10, 20 and 20 chosen as
the dates aud Wheeling the place OF hold
ing the same. At night mass meeting or
the Y. =. 5. q. =. Of Grafton was held in
the u. p. Church, with Rev. Abort in
charge Short speeches were made by
Rev. Afford, Prof Baures, j. t. Cooper,
Rev. l. a. Barnes and Rev. Flanagan, after
which general good time was had by
those present in becoming acquainted with
the State officers, and all departed feeling
that they had derived much benefit
Mayor Geo. W. ChOmbus is still confined
az his home with rheumatism.
The wholesale grocery win open the first
OF February.
Accidents to boys on account Of coasting
is q daily occurrence.
Ben Parks returned from Charleston and
left for his home in Barbour Tuesday.
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NEW MARTINSVILLe.

New MARTINsvILLE, January 21.-The
"Thespian Club" of Moundsville, Will
present "a Noble Outcast," drama In
four acts, at the Opera House, this lSatur-
dew evening. The Opera House Orches-
ira will furnish the music.
Bob Hill, Of New Cumberland, w. Va,
is visiting relatives here this week.
Prof. James McGhee, OF our public
schools, was at Paden's Valley, Wednes-
day, on business.
The two literary societies OF our public
schools will unite and have one grand
meeting at the school house on Friday
afternoon next The following question
will be debated: "Resolved, That the
Ohio Valley has passed the zenith OF It's
prosperity the exercises promise to be
very interesting.
Miss Letitia Pemberton entertained a
number Of her gentlemen and lady frlenos
very pleasantly, last evening, at progress
i've euchre party, at her home IN Springer
town. Supper was served at very early
hour.
Mrs. Lindsay Walker, nee Miss Belle
Dunlap. died Of dropsp last Sunday morn
ing at 4 O'Clock, at the residence OF hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 9. Dunlap. Of
Brooklyn. She was buried Monday after
noon.
The river closed at this place on Thurs
day al noon, and ice is now frozen 10
thickness of from seven 10 ten Inches. The
heaviest teams are crossing daily.
Ell. Robinson, Esq, Of Lttueton, this
county was here this week on business.
Miss Rose Lentz, OF Antioch, ONO, Is the
guest Of relatives here this week.
LAWYERS u. N. Arnett, Of Fairmont; NJ.
F. DRYDEN, OF Wheeling, and J. w. Wilt
shire and w. G. Snodgrass, OF Burton, are
among the foreign attorneys attending
court this week.
Protracted meetings are in progress a.
the Methodist Church this week.
S. B. Hall, Esq, was at Middlebourne
Tyler county, Monday and Tuesday Oh
professional business.
Miss Alice White, Of Bolton, this state
is the guest Of her friend, Miss Minnie
Shields, this week.
John Thompson, Of Littleton, W. Va, !:
visiting his brother, II. Z. Thompson, Of
Clark street, this week.
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FAIRMONT

FArRW0Nr. January 2l.-Dr. Il. ". Hall,
Of Mouudsville. was here yesterday.
Mrs. Corncla Adams is out after a short
illness.
Mrs. jeanette Knots, Of Warrington,
was here yesterday shopping
Mrs Georgia Decks was confined 70 her
room this week by illness.
Miss Lizzie Watson left this week for
Charleston, 70 be tho guest Of Gov. A. b.
Fleming and family.
Matt BrownheId, son Of Or. Brownheld
has accepted a position az the Peoples
Bank
Chas. Swisher, the real estate man, is in
New York on business.
Mrs. Frank Reed and daughter Lillian
returned this week from visit OF several
weeks to Mrs. Reeds son, at Washington,
DC.
A gay sleighing party were the guests Of
Miss Anna Watson at the residence Of her
parents, near MOnonEah, Wednesday eve
ming A very pleasant time was enjoyed
Miss E. Myrtle Carroll will be tho guest
Of friends at Wheeling the coming week.
Capt. Pat Bennett ana son are home
from their work on the Is. & .. extension
To Pittsburg, on account Of the inclement
weather
Frank NJ. Fleming and family, Of Iona
coming, Md, were the guests Of friends
here this week
s. W. Hall has sold the coal rnder his
farm near town, 70 Capt J. Ed. Watson, of
the West FairIaont Coal and Coke Com
oapv About forty-shree dollars per acre
was the price paid.
Miss Fannie Sipe charmingly entertain
I'd 9 number Of her yOung friends, Wed
nesdav evening, at the residence Of her
mother. in honor Of the anniversary Of her
birth. Music, games, and elegant refresh
ments made the occasion one to be remem-
6ered.
A large sleighing party drove down to
ArDettsville last evening in the large Pal
stine bob-sled and took supper, returning
81 two a. m. All report pleasant time.
NIr. N. ri. Sloan, Of the kairnont Glass
Works. returned this week Som success
mi business trip.
James Alexander. Jc Hornes &
Co. q Pitts0uTs' wss Sre week on
business
.Josh Whitcomo' willy ed next