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GRANDWoRDso FTRUTH

II Is easy for people to TAX about themselves
and state what they may have done but u Is lar
better 70 have other people speak Tor YOU the
words which follow are the frank expressions
OF people who know Of what they speak.
Row. VIM. W. Whitney, OF Linlilhgo, y, H.,
says; "IhRye been afflicted more or less for six
years past with malaria, ague, have had pnep'
mouia three times and have been troubled with
bronchial and catarrhal trouble OF the throat.
Two years ago had the grip which ran Into
catarrhal pneumonia. was very sick for twelve
weeks and tho doctors thought would die
While In this condition began taking some
thing OF which had heard much but knew lit
tic, and am relolced 10 say that ! have been
practically cured by the uSo Of Duilys pure
malt WhiskeYn
Mr., John Kelley Chase, Amcsbury, Mass, says;
"For some six years past my wife has been
suffering from nervous prostration, For years
she was troubled with insomnia aud nothing
recommended by tho most eminent physicians
would induce sleep. Under the advice OF ply.
RiClans she recently tried Duny's malt whiskey
In mall quantities and with the most satisfactory
results. While Mrs Chase has always been
sistent In practice, she has no hesitation In
recommending to lnvalids who need gentle
stimuRut DniPg's pure malt whlSkey."
II. II, BahGock the celebrated wagon manu-,
faclureT Of Watertown, n. Y, says Myself
aud vic eIs using Daityy pure malt whisky
venber last our tlflieth anniversary aud we are
now looking forward 10 the aeyehty'fiIh, aud
believe that good tonic may help us along"
Il, @, Avila, Of tho BROOKLYN association for
improving tho condition OF the poor, says; ~
have used Dulys malt whisky for tho past two
years, having suffered from severe headaches
aud nervous prostnltIon. have been very much
relieved by the use Of the whtskey and have
gained nearly seventeen pounds In weight"
The above statements speak for themselves
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A wondcr Of prccoclty.

81 Louis Republic
Christian Hoinecker was born at
Lubbock on tho 9th OF February, 1921.
When only 10 months old no could rc.
poat every word spoken to him; at ~
months OF age no had memorizod all
the principal events mentioned in tho
Pontatouch, Before no had finished
his second year OF existence hU had
learned all tho historical parts OF both
tho Old aud New Testament. At tho
ago OF 3 he could reply correctly to all
questions put to him regarding univer-
ell history and geography and tn tho
same year no learned to speak both
Latin and French. In his fourth year
no employed his tinc In studying 70.
liglons, especially tho history Of tho
Christian Church. Ito was not only
Ablo TO glibly repeat all that no had
rond, but was also able TO reason With
considerable OF judgment and to give
hls own opinion OF things In general.
Tho king oi Denmark wished to 400
this wonderful child, 30 no was taken to
Copenhagen. After his roturn to l.i.
beck no learned to writo, and was be.
ginning on tho study OF music aud
mathematics, but, his constitution
being worry weak, no took down and
died on Juno %, 1925, aged 4 years, 4
months and q days. What n wonder
fui record for such a short litel
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BEATEN AT HIS own GAME.
How Joseph Kestler Lost His Reputation
md $50 ut 0GB.n

How Joseph Kestler Lost His Reputation
and $50 ut &c.,"
Chicago Herald.
Joseph Kestler, a saloon keeper at
No. 522 North Park avenue, has long
been considered agood "G6"player. He
became cntangled with three strangers
in his favorite game yesterday after.
noon. 1t cost him $50 and his reputa-
ton as "66" player has waned.
The strangers entered his saloon, and
after ordering round OF drinks two OF
them began to play &c." Kestler's
pride in his ability as a player bested
him, and he also took a hand. One OF
the strangers dealt, and in short time
Kestler was dealt o hand that has long
been known as suckers hand" at the
House OF David, viz: Four trumps, q
jack and a ten spot. The stranger that
bet Kestler $50, Of course, had two
twenties and an ace in his hand, The
money once in their possession, the
strangers made hasty retreat.
Kestler now says that his enYious
neighbors hired the sharpers to swindlo
him,
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TnR pEAIooRATs lAMENT.


Hopurd sa1by, II CNcianaii TiR<i-StaL
Idon't feel so jubllant
As one short month ago;
ltseems TO me that Democrats
mighty ale
showl
To the vlctors should belong the Spolls-
THIS used to be the case
But, somehow, these Republicans
VIII not
their place,
A Democrat I've been for years
Aud roared and yelled for iEoYor;
BIT what's The nse2 My name Is mud,
For ClevelRnd's
turned me
He seems to think Republicans
Have run the country Well
Fact Is, we shouting Democrats
get
smell
I'm sick aud tired Of Baby Ruth
I'm no protection novice
What do ! wants Free Trade, my boy,
Aud lusting
salaricd
olicel
Petitions by the yard sprung
With fifty thousand nantes;
want To go 10 Africa
or grace.
tho great
st james,"
might take some appTaiscHhlp,
OrGnything that's iat.
The iact is, boys, I'm handicapped
lam
Democrat
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Tho best salvO In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhouin, fever
horcs, tottor. chapped hands, chilblalns,
cUrns and all skin Oruptlons, and posi-.
tiyOly cures piles, or ito pay required.
II 10 guaranteed to give perfect satisiao-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug %,
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LADIES
Needing toniC OF children who want build
lug up, should take
BROWNS IRON BI1TERS.
II IA pleasant cures Malaria, Indigestion,
Dillousncsg, LAYER Complaints and NEURALGIA
Tho Golden secret of Long Life

Keep tho head cool, tho feet warm
and the bowels open. Bacon's Celery
Cure Is vegetable preparation and acts
as natural iaxattvs, and is the great
est remedy ever discovered for tho euro
OF dyspepsia, llvor complaint and all
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Call
on Logan Drug Company, solo agent,
and get trial package FREQ. Large
siza Doe. q
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nrentlstulrs nnd proYIslons.


count OF more favorable weather. Partridge
appeared willing 70 cover some o. ms snort , May
The9h MY " ~ No ioCk oVvg0 TShcS
nr MAJ ps sns - aFA ~ ns se bis ;nd HSnt
;suIoI nt9g! ~ Gnnpsvu nis h'AS ao ~,
s Wy heTeSsi vi covering ahy pIe, nSIv,
MN mN Mevy ulu DouBiT SuiS TN ~ IA
at ~ w w. int tha nlio,e have II,
Noso VI ,,SS r hIIIs y ,ncIncd are hnvInv
ip luz, WIZ M y, NY TrnSS "a Sr,cE IN,
C CoI 49, ~ W MY, ,nr
vi 0"sIue ts Ell i,s to ICY and nrlces
otdr,, SI' sI,,b,i H uaue WIS Blu" "Hu p'''''
N'ina aIss ,,o r.ab n,,iS; o,,d oo,,
Ths Woiv VI a've ~ at ,., vpy II, nrovv,ops Twas
l,,i n,n.Io Mm ,,.. la, WV ""'
hght inc market ruling S!s9dy'
T Wi!,! unynn,Hsvi uuu uuII -oa>.,,.. ~, a
~. Ms M No zi "yn M Ma
~; IeH , ';ytsC '2s'' 'i"'
CoE aS1 ts1l ~ AiS; MaTe aiati'sa'Sc'
My 'n4olsatSlsc Suly sni
Ma ~ - niU, 5IsE
MY ~, S-'Si s'is3sI,Sci uHe'-'s"'-lA'''-Ts''
49, NJ 4 W y c,o
FHAxsrgpEsl 81
MRS. ronK@Cash si7 sS5S: NAV sl7 77tz0tS Goa
1900 1 w. ''>'' ''"' w. 'Ha"''
LARp-Cash. sl215. NAV SO ojal2 sOal2 o.;
July Sill iOsiI 6Ssii 47% September Sill I2%a
sIIoRr RlRs-.Casb lOa7lL: MAY SO oOalO Con
IN oS ShoniIcrs Cd * Short ecnTisiO 5SoiSGn WV
WiIisKY"Sl IL.
R6TrER-Ffrn; creamcry,sea29c: dairy e0a229e.
Foes Easier At i6Iac.
NEW YoRK, March 20-Flour, receipts 5000
market audi and steady WheSt, resepts IL O6j
busbeIs eWnorts III AK bnsSels! sales 4 AK Dbl
bushels Of futures and $4,000 bushels OF SPOT;
spot market lower: No . northern SSIic, optons
mSss aH corn Mo recept. u 1 6sSe1S
nInortg A 6HN hiSheiS' snirS I'm IN bushcIg nj
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I'M ponitcntlal Mood.
T.zas suninas.

I51ds SDfn0s
visitor-I am taking up a collection
for the benefit Of a starving family.
Mr.. Churchly-My dear sir, at any
other time nothing would afford me so
much pleasure rs TO assist the starving
family. My greatest pleasure is TO help
the poor, but as this is Lent, the peni-
tentiat season when we must deprive
ourselves Of those things that are pleas
ant, hence l have shut down on being
charitable.
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I'm Freo.

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportu-
nifty to try it'free. Call on the adver-
tisej druggist and get trial bottle free.
Send your name aud address to II. T.
Bucklen G. Co., Chicago, and get sam
pie box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, as well as a copy OF Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free. All OF
which ia guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co. 8
drug store. ~. 4
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Rhenmalism ouIokly cured.

Three days is very short time in
which to cure bad case OF rheuma-
tism, but it can be done il the proper
treatment is adopted, MS will DO seen by
tho following from James Lambert, Of
New Brunswick, ILL.,: 81 was badly
afflicted with rheumatism in the hips
and legs, when / bought bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. toured mo
in three days. ! am all right to-day,
and would insist on everyone who is
afflicted with that terrible disease to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm and get
well at once" 5O.cent bottles for sale
by druggists. D&w
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LoNnoN. March 2O.-sThe Mark Lane Erprtss In
It's weekly review OF tho British grain trade
eHys: nThc quo citations Of CcntrQl India whea
futures have declined GNd. At Liverpool Id nd
vance is paid for California; rcd winter has nd.
vanCed I'd III London. Tho quantity OF wheat
on tho passage for Great Britain on March 18Th
amounted TO 2,G2O,0OO quarters. In twelve mar
kcts corn is firm, aud prices have risen Id III
Liverpool
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IH4yE been a great sufferer from
catatrh for over ton years; had it very
bad, could hardly breathe. Some nights
could not sleep and had to walk the
floor. IpurChased Ely's Cream Balm
and am using it freely, it Is working a
cure surely. l have advised several
friends to use 1t, and with happy results
in every case. Itis medicine above
all others for catarrh, and 1t is worth
its weight in gold. i thank God / have
found n remedy can uso with safety
and TINT docs all that Is claimed for II.
It Is curing my deafness.-B, W. Spcr.
~, Hartford, Conn. MwF&w
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NEW YoRK, March 2O-Thc petroleum market
opened dull and Etcady and remained 20
throughout Opening, highest, lowest and clos.
Ing O5c' April options, sales 1000 bbls. at CSC.
on CRY, PA, March 2O-opcnOd Rt G5JSc,
highest 6byEc; lowest 6ilEc, closed at 6yEci saloi
O2O0O barrels ClcRrances 5000 bntruisi ship
mcnts III, 1Oi barrels; runs 1880 barrels.
I'l11snul1it. Pa, March 2O-Opcned Ob3c;
highest OJs4c; lowest Gjc; closed GhC
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NEW YoRK. March 29-'rhc dry goods market
opened without much change There wore II
good many mail orders but transactions on tho
spot were moderate md Without significance
staples. as whole. were III moderate demand,
Tho tonc continues firm.
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Debt.

81 think Tom ought to consider what
we owe to society before asking that
vulgar tradesman to our dance"
Eyes; told that to Tom, and he
said: My dear, Just think what we owe
the tradesman
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Democrat
CoLLIs r. HUNTINGTON.

Something About the Great millionaire.
How He Won His Place in the World,
Nep York Press
The principal possessions Of Coils p.
Huntington are between $4,000, 900 and
$780, 100000, some 5000 miles of rail-
road, an incisive diction aud a deep
seated set Of convictions, the most in.
tense Of which is an insistenco on the
right OF human freedom.
1t this last particular he is almost
alone among money magnates who, as
general thing, are precluded from
partici patton In the public movements
OF things either by business interests
or popular clamor. Mr.. Huntington,
however was in 1889 just as much con-
cerned in the suppression OF the African
slave trade as in 1860 he was in making
free soil OF the then virgin prairies Of
Kansas. at the date last mentioned he
sent money to the party OF freedom
there, and not, MS he put 1t, to "buy
Bibles with, either" AT the former he
framed in circular a plan "for the
policing OF line from Suakim to the
mouth OF the Zambesi river" as he did
not "believe in peaceful measures.
Naturally. with these beliefs Mr..
Huntington is a strong Republican, and
one OF the most annoying facts OF his
experience is that because, when he
helped his friend, the late William r,
Dorsheimer, when in difficulties with
his now defunct journal, the star, he
got the name of "controEling"a Demo-
cratic newspaper.
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ART INSTRUCTION.

An Art studio conducted BY Miss ROSE NJ
SWEENEY, will DO opened in connection with
Mrs. lIarts School, September II, In tho school
building Pencil, Charcoal aud Crayon Draw.
ing OIL and Water ColorS and China Painting.
Pastel Clly-modeling and Art Enamellng will
receive Special attention. Miss Sweeney hAI
been, conducting Art Glasses with marked
success In the east for the past five or six
years Further inquiry may DO made OF MISS
NJ. Stevens Hnrt ~ Main street or at tho school
rooms on aud after Monday, September u
anl3 y
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when BABY was sick, We gave hot CassOria.
whom ShowAs a Child, abe cried for custoria.
Whom Bho became Miss, sho chung TO castoriA
whom ShohAd Children, shO gayothsr, caslOriA
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Nfnlnla

tipndyj American $40 76nlO 10 Copper quiet
lake sil SIS Lead steady at 100 Thu llrmi
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WOULD NOT BE A DEMocRAT.

1t may be whispered that when the
paper was rosurrected under another
name, Mr.. Huntington rejected plan
which would have made it profitable,
but which insured continuance of its
Democratic traditions. Mr.. Hunting
ton is by far the handsomest OF the
money kings. When he gets older he
will look like the patriarch of their
tribe. Now he is aigray bearded giant,
the kind OF man who, it seems, ought
to live in larger house than most peo.
pie. At Jay Gould's funeral the broad
hallway OF tho dead Wizards residence
seemed to have hardly room for the
huge though not ungainly Forty-niner
to move about in. i.l.
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~ ponnsylvanla Stations.
[VIEgRRSglVaRidN LINES.
Trains Run l1y Contrnl Tirno.

rlrEEr oyTfcEs AT gEnNsYiyANiA gTATioN on
Watch IT., FQQT OT EIEvEN11i ST, WiiIEL1Ed,
AT MCLunE HOUSE,, WIEELtHu, AND AT TIN
PENNSYLVANIA STATION, pBtDDrfOIT,
FotrTiiwERT sisrHM-"PAN HANDLE lioUrE."
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FINANuE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the money and stOc
Mnrketa.

AAHfkHtdf
New YORK, March e0,-Money on call easter Al
6a9 per cent, last loap 2peF cent, closed Offered
az per cent Prime mercantile paper 6a7 pei
cent. Sterling exchange tlrln Ut 81 S61lai 6i1s
Sales were a05, 400 shares
Tho stock market was exceedingly errntic IN
its course to-day, The temper OF speculation
changed almost hourly. This easier feeling IN
money. che, rate Tor call loaBs having declined
from 10 per cent, had less effect than the an
n0uucement that the export Of gold by iO'mor'
rows steamer would Ge $4,000. The reports
circulated last week that ut least twice thai
amount would so forward were in some quarters
the slugglshness VI the general list Is accounted
for by BELIEF that surface indications In regard
TO the money market nTe misleading, IN other
words that while rates Of interest are Temporal,
lily lower, tho banks are inclined to be us liberal
as possible with their mercantile customers uI
tho expense oil Wan street borrowers The OPEN
Ing WIS stronger and higher A reaction sci IN,
and Cattle Feeding aud Northern Pacific pre-
feTTed led In the downward movement The de-
cline was checked by II ipmpoi points IN Man
haitian, several Of tho other tndRSirtals follow
ing, Railroad stocks were included In tho rally
10 fractional amounts. AtteP2:lbp, IN, the bears
made another raid which resulted In carrying
some shares down to tho lowest figures of the
day. The market finally closed weak In tone
Railroad bonds were weak Sales sl2l6,0Ol
Government aud state bonds strong.
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Cotton,
fnidhiinp ME-
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EDUCATIONAL
a. WORD
ToThOse who Contemplate Study
ing Shorthand.

You will InAkeh GRAVE NtsTAKE II you under,
take 70 prepare thoroughly for illllng frltclats
positions as amanuellsls OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL.
supplied with all NECESSARY FACILITIES for THOR
ouGlINEss and with mn OLD AND WE'LL EST MASHED
REPUTATION, where you can BIO thoroughly
drilled In Grammar, Spelling, Punctuation, use
In Bookkeeping and Office Work AZ BUSINESS
MEN NOW REQUIEg The REPUTATION OF such a
school " worth to you, IN OBTAINING A sTuA
TON, tho entire cost Of tuition with n prlvNts
MAKE THIS SIisrAEE Call and SEQ US irSt
au!l WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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A Cnro for rnenmonln.

Pneumonia aud kindred affections Of
the lungs can be easily prevented and
cured by using an absolutely pure stim.
ulant such as is used and recommended
by the best physicians. Your doctor
will tell you that Klein's "Silver Age"
or "Duquesne" Rye WHISTLES are abso-
lutely pure and the best stimulant in
the world to fortify the system against
the inclemency Of the weather. Silver
Age sells for 81 so per quart and Du-
quesne at 81 25. Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
SO Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa.
Send for complete catalogue, mailed
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CANE pAoK oN ms owN ROAD.

He was a Forty-niner who went out
to California by the Isthmus and came
back when he came to stay by his own
road, the road Of his own building, the
Central Pacific. Now his roads reach
from Newport News, Va, to Cincinnati,
to New Orleans, thence by the Southern
Pacific to the coast, and thence up that
coast to Portland, Oregon. He has
steamship lines and lateral systems
galore, and the management Of it all
from his office in the Mills building does
not seem to burden his I'D year.
He was a merchant in 0neonta, in
this state. when the California fever
broke out. 1t was not the gold fever
that took him argonauting, but sensi-
bic conviction that his store would
thrive better where SO much gold was.
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In less than dozen years he and his
partner, Mark Hopkins, had made
enough money at their storekeeping to
build the first fifty miles OF tile Central
Pacific with their own money, taken in
over the counter. In their private Of
iiCo the scheme OF transcontinental
railroad was born. Tho obligations OF
that road to the United States govern
mont have been u stock subject OF Com
gressional and executive investigation.
Mr.. Huntington has always maintained
that the country owed more TO its
builders than theyto the country, and
to one OF the committee said, moro in
sorrow than anger, II spent twenty-five
OF the best years OF my liid building the
road across the sage brush desert and
now am overhauled by every light
wasted politician in and out OF Com
gross"
A domestic man is the continent be.
striding giant II he has promised Mrs.
Huntington to be home at $3.50 D. IN.
the business world can wait till next
morning to see him. His daughter u
few years ago married the Austrian
Count llatzfeldt. In his native town Of
Harwinton, LitchGeld county, Conn, is
a beautiful church, q monument to his
mother He is descended from Samuel
Huntington, aigner OF tho Declaration
OF Independence, and u cousin Of 1t.
Rev. L. d. Huntington, bishop OF tho
Protestant Episcopal diocese Of central
Now York.
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Chlldron Cty for Pltchefls CastOrla.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
gOuTiI BOUND,

On and after Monday December 10, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: aDallY tDally Et'
cent Sunday. Central Tlmo.
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From Pittsburgh, 10000 a m, daily and 1875
q. IN, daily, except Sunday; $3.50 and 10 rs p NJ,
Washington accommodation. 7iSOa M, daily
except Sunday. 1It
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ABOUT PEoPLE.
Strangers in tho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
J.C. Bartlett, OF Spencer, is at the
Windsor.
Mr. G. W. Brockunior is in the east
on business,
Mrs. ]. G. Lynn left yesterday for Los
Angeles, California.
Mr. Jacob Snyder was in stoubeRyille
yesterday on business.
L. g. Wilson, of Sistersville, was at
the Stamm house yesterday
Squire George Arklo spent yesterday
in Pittsburgh, on business trip,
Captain Henry Seamop is spending
few days in Pittsburgh, visiting friends.
Rev. ]. Metz. OF Braddock, Pa, is the
guest OF Rev. Herman Haas, ofthe South
Side.
ALI @. Boyd has returned from an ex.
tended visit in Virginia, much improved
in health.
MIR. J. w. Freeman, head OF tho Free
man pottery, at Steubenville, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Nettio Myer, Of the South Side,
has returned from Pittsburgh, where
she visited friends.
Superintendent N. Van Pelt, OF tho
state penitentiary, was in the city yes.
terday, accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Morris Horkheimer and child
rem left yesterday afternoon over the
Panhandle, on visit to friends in the
east.
Hon. William L. Hearne got home
yesterday from an extended visit to
Delaware, Old Point Comfort and other
eastern points.
A. P. Booth and F. SHETLAND, OF Sis
tersville; Prof. Thomas Miller, OF Fair.
mont, and Z. Whitman, Of Clarksburg,
arc at the Behler.
D. A. Ducrow, OF Lockport, N. Y,
representing tho Holly Manufacturing
Co., which is putting in the new pump.
ing station, is at tho Mcclure.
Among the the passengers over the
Panhandle yesterday were Miss Mollie
sherrick, Odry and Clyde Sherrick,
Mrs. DR.. II. l.. Ashbrook and children,
all for Bedford, Iowa.
Mrs. Ralph Kline, OF Wheeling, ac-
companied by her bright little son Ed.
win, is enjoying short visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eisonburg, Of
this place.-Banesuilie Enterprise
Miss Emma Memminger and Miss
Carrie Mayer will leave to-day for Madi-
son, Neb., where they will spend the
summer as guests Of Mr.. T. /. Mem
minger and Senator Allen Of that state,
who was the guest Of Mr.. Memminger
at their homo in Pleasant Valley short
time ago. On their return trip they
will take in Chicago and tho Worlds
| Fair