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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-02
THE SOUTHERN
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COMMENCING Wednesday Nov.
y -, 1898, and until further notice.
, aims Will leave Reno as follows:
O.0S A. NJ. -Daily-Atlantic Ex-
O,So press train for Winnemucca
Battle Mountain, Palisade. ogden
and East. Carries only first-clasS pas
selgers, through and local. Dining cars
% ogden.
on z. NJ. -Daily-Pacific Express
4.Ou train for Trucbee, Sacramento,
Benecia and san Francisco, arriving at
Gas A. NJ, Connects at Sacramento at
1925 y. N. with the New Orleans
Express for Fresno, Santa Barbara,
Los Angeles, San Diego, aisoa31:l0 P.
v. fer Woodland Il Knights landing
Q,0S p. NJ. Daily Atlantic Express
y J.oc train for WiDnemucca, Battle
Mountain. PalIsade, Ogden and
East, Carries local first class passen-
gers and through second class passen-
gers.
U,0S P. M-Eaily- Pacific Express
O.Ao train for Roseville JE't'n Sacra-
mento and San Francisco via Benicia
arriving at 9:io A. NJ. Connects at Sac
tamento with train leaving at 1925 A. NJ,
tor stockton. 1Iathrop, san Jose
an Fra ncfsco Fresno Los Angeles San
Diego; a I'D Ea ST, via New Orleans; at TO-:
so A. NJ for Williams. willows and Red
ding; at 3.o5P.a. for Red Bluff and at 1880
P NJ for Marysville, Chico, Redding,
Portland Puget Sound nd East.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-02
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-02

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-02
SURROUNDEh. By MYSTERY!
"A Great Mistake.

reont discovery is that headache,
dizziness, dalIness. confusion of tie mind,
etc, are due to arrangement OF the nerve
aenters which supply the brain with nerve
force; that indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia.
wind in stomach, etc, arise from the derange-
ment of the nerve centers supplying these or
cans with nerve fluid or force. This Is likewise
true of many diseases Of the heart and lungs.
The nerve system isl like q telegraph SYSTEM
as will be seen by the gccompanying
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
wa Jak6ba, czeka} chwile

Mkt ME przychodzi, mu-
see dalej ciagna6 moi worek,
bo moi pan czeks.
- Zatrzyma] sic chwile, -
wyrzekl Jak6b; = pomoge Ct;
obadwaj razem pociaagniemy
go. Matka swieta ME przyble-
ola zaraz, ale jednak dopomo-
re ci.
Jak6b kazal Paw}owi poppy
chaG worek z ty}u, gdy tym-
czasem on z chlopceln niezna.
iomym z taxa sifa zaczell go
ciagnat, re worek rozdar{ sic
o ostry kamieh, a wegle pc.
czely sic z niego wysypywae.
Dzieci zatrzyma}y sic pre-
razone, ale Jak6b W kr6tce
odzyskal prztomnosc umys{u.-
- Zaczekaj, - rzekf
zostah tutaj, zawolam pana
Mutier, on jest bardzo dobry.
lego to w}asnie ma nasza
pomoc zesfa1a Matka Boska,
ona go i tobie zesle. Chodz
Pawle, predko!
Wziawszy sic "a rece biegll
TAX szybko, jak IA to pozwa'
LAZY silly Paw}a, wkr6tce tel
u~jrzeli pania. Blido i pana
Mutier, kt6ry palac fake
rozmawial z goscmi.
- Panic Mutier, - rzek}
Jak6b, - jestes pan TAXI do
bry. Spiesz wiec ma pomoc
jednemu biednemu ch}opcu,
DO on 0 wiele wiecej niesz-
czesliwy, niz Pawe} i ia. Me
moe uciagna6 wielkiego wor-
ka z weglami; chcia}em mu
pom6dz, ale coz, kiedy worek
sic rozdar}, i teraz boi sic
wracaG, DO 60 pan niezawod-
ME wybije. Matka Boska
kaza}a powiedzle6 panu, abyS
dopom6gl temu hiedakowi.
.-GdzieS sic widzia! z Matk2
Boska, mole dziecko, i gdzie
ona wydala Ct to polecepie?
- zawotal Mutier.
- Me vidzialem lej, ale
odczu}em w moJem sercu.
Wszak to "a jej rozkazem po-
sp~ieszy}es pan nam z pomoca;
trzeba vice, zebys uratewa}
owego nieszczesliwego.
- Dobrze, kochany Jako-
bic. Ide z toba.
Mutier towarzyszyl ch}opcu,
uprosiwszy Anne, zeby PREY
sobie zatrzyma}a Paw}a. Jak6b
p~oprowadzi{ zo}nierza szybko
w ulice, mianowicie do miejsca,
gdzie spotkali biednego chop.
ca.
Mutier zblizy{ sic do niego
tkniety litoscia, obeirzal wo.
rex, wyja} z kieszeni Ugly j
nici, dwie rzeczy, kt6re kazdy
zo}nierz must mice zawsze
PREY sobie, i zaszy} otw6r
zrobiony w worku.
- Czy MONA zanieSG ten
worek ME przechodzac przez
wies i ME bedac widzianym
przez twego pana? = zapyta]
Mutier.-- Me chcialbym spot
kac sic z tym niedobrym clio
wiekiem, obawiam sic bowiem,
re ME m6g]bym powstrzymac
sic Cd gniewu, a toby sic
skupi}o ma twojej skorze.
O to prawda, Panic - Cd
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

ustSA SAASAA JSoS ?
ale go powstrzyma} cd tego
Jakob, m6wiac:
= Poczekaj Pawle, badz
grzecznym, wiesz, re niemoz-
ma niczego dotykat bez poz-
wolenia.
= Vice prosze Gle, Jak6ble,
pozw6l mi jesc zawo}a{
PaweI.
- Poczekaj jeszcze chwile,
Pawelku, jak tylko nadejdzie
Pan Mutier z gospodynla
domu i innemi osobami, zasia-
dziemy do obiadu.
Czy chwila trivia d}ugo?
o! patrz,: juz nadchodza.
Rozpocza} sic obiad.
Tak6b usadowil Pawla ma
krzesle, tut obok siebie, ably
go obs}ugiwac.
Mutier z uczuciem zyczli-
wosci patrza} ma obu chlopt6w.
Obiad przeszedf bardzo
wesolo; Jak6b by} szcze$liwy
widzac, z jakim apetytem iad}
brat jego Pawe}. Pc obiedzie
Mutier wys}a} dzieci ma pod
w6rze, zapali} fake i rozmawiaf
z obecnymi goScmi, gdy tym-
czasem obie siostry zaje{y sic
domowemi porzadkaml.
Jak6b i Pawel wyszli ma
ulice, z ciekawoscia przy-
patrywali sic handlowi ko-
rzennemu oraz sklepom rzez-
nika i piekarza i t.. d. lynn
sposobem dostali sic az ma
wieS, gdzie spotkali osmiolet-
niego, licho odzianego ch}opca,
kt6ry z wielka trudnoscia,
ola braku odpowiednie] silly,
ciagna} wielki w6r z weglami.
Co chwila przystawa} %ocierajac
rekq p}ynacy pot z czo}a
Wyglada} ~bardzo nedznle /
by1 nadzwyczaj chudy, tax re
| Jak6b zdjety litoscia zblizy]
sic do niego, pytajac:
- Ola czego ciagniesz TAXI
ciezki worek?
= 30 mi tax moi pan kaza},
= odpowiedziai ch}opiec bo'
lejacym g}osem.
- Trzeba mu bylo powie-
dziet, re jest "a ciezki ma
twoje silly,
- Me odwazy}bym sic ma
to, DO z pewnosciaby mnie obi}
CzY on TAXI niedobry.
- Cichot - szepna} chic
piec, trwozliwie ogladaiac sic
doko1a ;jakby us}ysza}, mia}bym
"a swoje.
Ola czego tedy pozosta'
iesz w sluzbie u podobnegc
czlowieka!
= Be mic tam oddano, a
przytem MUSIC uniego s}uzyt,
DO ME nam nikogo, do kogc
m6g}bym sic udaG, ME mann
OLGA ami matki.
= To tax samo jak ia
Pawe}; = odpar} z westch-
nieniem Jak6b, ale uczyh tax,
jak ia zrobilem; pros Matkj
Najswietszei, zeby CT dopo'
mogla. a zobaczysz, re po'
spieszy z pomoca; ona TAXA
mi1osierna.
Me znam jej wcale !
nawet ME wien gdzie mieszka.
- I ia take ME WIEN, gdzie
zamieszkuie, = odpowiedzia]
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

III.
O G~AkGANlARZ.
Mutier wszedlszy do oberzy
ME zasta} nikogo. Zwr6ci} sic
vice do ogrodu, do ktorego
.drzwi bYly otwarte. Obe]rza-
wszy kwiaty warzywa' skle-
rowa] sic do altanki, W oko}o
kt6rej ros}y powoje / owl]afy
ia swemi wonnemi ramionaml.
Znaidowa}a sic tutaj okrag}a
}awka i stolik zarzucony by1
ksiazkami i rob6tkaml kobe
cemi.
Mutier usmiechna} sic.
Niezmiernie mi sic po-
doba, - mysla}, sgdy wldze
ludzi chetnie czyta]acych!
Wien, co to warte! Gdybym
no. podczas wojny, ME mlaz
re SODA: ,Ksiazki do nabo-
zehstwa ola zolnierzy ME
m6g}bym znie$t tego co znlo-
s}em cierpliwie. To samo Po
wiedzia1bym i o garnizonle,
gJyz niezmierne tam panu]a
nudy. Muddy, to niebezpleczny
wr6g, pedzi on niejednego
do aresztu. Szczesciem mia{em
.,,Ksiazke do nabozehstwa to
ia przyjaci6}ka powssrzymafa
ME cd nierozsadnych wybry-
k6w, a nadto obronila cd
smutku i zniechecenia' DIS
;estem bardzo w~dzieczny temu,
kt6ry mi ia podarowa}.
TAX rozmyslajac wzia} DO
reki ksiazke, przeczytaf ma.
prod pare wierszy, potem
.dwie, try stronice, dalej coraz
wiecej, i po uplywie godziny'
talk sic tenn zaciekawi}, re ME
s}ysza} wcale nadchodzace]
PAM Blido jej siostry, kt6re
go szuka}y pc calym ogrodzle'
Panic Mutier - zawo1a1a
PAM Blido donios}ym g}osenl
i zblizYla sic do sto'u. :,
Zawo1any otworzyf szeroko
. oczy, przeciagna} reka pc
czole, jak gdyby ola zebrania
mysli i spojrza} doko}a zdu-
miony.
- Przepraszam pania, =
rzekl nakoniec, - ME slysza-
lem ami PAM wo}ania, ami ]e]
samej ME spostrzeg}em wcale,
TAX by}em zaczytany W mojej'
a raczej PAM ksiazce, = do
dal z usmiechem. - Me prey
puszcza}em, ably ksiazka kie-
dykolwiek mog1a bye tax
pouczajaca, tax ciekawa.
Cieszy mic, re natra6}e$
pan tutaj ma ksiazke, ktora
sic panu tax podoba}a: jezel1
pan zyczysz sobie ia dokoh-
czyt, mozesz takowa zatrzy-
mac. DOstanf lima GA kSledza
prcboszcza, DO ma ich podo-
statkiem.
= Zatrzymam jaz wielkiem
podziekowaniem - odpowle-
dial Mutier, - przeczytarn
Gala i sadie, re wp}ynie ona
ma mole wieksze udoskonale'
ME sic.
90 pod tym wzgledem.
ME potrzebujesz pan wcale
ksiazek, panic Mutier; wyda'
jesz sic daleko lepszym, nil
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

slusznos6, - dodai,- patrzac
rozradowany ma usmiechala-
cego sic Jak6ba.
- Wszak ci to przyobie-
calem, = odpowiedzial Jak6b
z nina %tryumfujaca.
Mutier uSmiechnal sic ma te
wzruszajaca prostote dzieci.
Wkrotce tel dotarli do ko-
morki ma wegle. Mutier, wy
pr6zniwszy worek chciat sic
oddaliG.. Wtedy to rzek}
Pietrek nieSmialo:
Kochany panic, czy bedziesz
}askaw poprosiG Matki Maj
swietszej, ably mi przysla}a co
do zjedzenia?D aja mi tax ma}o,
re mic tn zawsze boli, - dodal,
= pokazuiac~-n ma zo}adek, i
iestem bardzc, bardzo g}odny.
- Biedaku! - odpowiedzial
Mutier. Cos ci powiem. Otto
przyjdz do gospody pod Anio-
lem Str6zem, police Gle PAM
Blido, jest to kobieta tax do
bra jak malo.
- Me moge,- zajecza} Pie.
trek. = Moi pan ME zabije,
jak sic o tenn dowie; DO smier-
telnie nienawidzi spani Blido.
w takim razie poprosze
ia O co ola ciebie i przyniose.
P6zniej zas bedzie CT przynosi}
jedzenie dobry Jak6b. Czy
zgadzasz sic ma to ch}opcze?
L najwieksza przyjemnos-
cia. C,odzieh zachowam ola ME.
go mole sniadanie. Ale jak tn
przynie$t? Boje sic jego pana.
- Mo1esz je zIozyc w wy
pr6chnia}em drzewie stojacem
przy studni, = rzek} Pietrek -
Zawsze tam chodze Pc wode.
- Zgoda! - zawo}a] Mu-
tier, - "a kwadrans. bedziesz
mial lyle, re sic doskonale ma
sycisz. Jak6b przyniesie CT do
studni. NO, chodzmy, zeby mas
ME ]spostrzeg} gospodarz, DO
wtenczas, biada Pietrkowi.
Mutier oddalil sic z Jak6-
benz. Powr6ciwszy zas do 60
spody pod Anlolem 5trozem.
opowiedzia} PAM Blido o wy
padku z Pietrkiem i prosil iej,
ably pozwoli}a Jak6bowi dawa6
i mu codzieh %ja}muzne.
- Me chcac przeciez nara
FAC PAM - rzeN - ma nowy
wydatek, zap}ace "a wszystko,
co udzielisz biednemu ch}opcu.
Trzeba zatem, zebys obracho-
chowa}a, wie1e to bedzle kosz-
towaio. Przyjde raz lub diva
ray do roku ola sp}acenia
mego d{ugu.
- Nasze rachunki ME beda
take wielkie, a niezmiernie
mic natomiast cieszy pahska
upragniona wizyta, DO w6wczas
!, przekonasz sig pan take, iak
sic obchodze z dzietmi. Wei
to moi Jak6bie i zanies do
wypr6chnia}ego drzewa PREY
studni, DO biedny Pietrek ME
powinien isc spa6 be- kolacyi.
+ Jak6b z radoscia %pochwycil
paczke z miesem / chlebem,
wzia} Pawla "a reke i obaj
udali sic droga do studni, gdyz
jak i'm opisala PAM Blido,
znajdowa}a sic ona o jake
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17

Anderson, died at the home of her husband
in this place last Friday. She was %
years Of age, and faithful wife. A hus-
band and four small children are left to
mourn the loss of a good wife and kind
and loving mother.
The venerable Ensn NJ Austin, long
time resident Of this place, died at The
home Of his sister, at Ellington, on Sunday
from the effects of old age. The remains
were brought to this place Monday, and
the funeral occurred at o'clock from tho
NJ. E. Church, interment at Palatine ceme-
terry.
Attorney Harry L. Linn is able to be out
after spell of sickness of several days.
n. d. Helmick left Sunday for Pittsburg
on business trip.
Thomas Hoult and wife were at Hoult-
town Sunday, the guests Of T. T. NOEL
fresh.
Mrs. Amanda Painter, of Thornton, is
the guest OF friends in town this week.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
parents on Sunday evening, June 10th,
1894, at S:45 D. m, Mr.. Clarence L. Leon
ard and Miss Myrtle hice, Rev. Queen Of
floating.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. Geo. B. Turner was in Pittsburgh
Thursday and Friday, the guest OF Mr..
Tossie. attending the convention OF the
Freight Agents department OF the Wheel
ing and 7 AXE Erie Railroad.
Miss Genevieve Moran, OF Pittsburgh,
has been the guest Of Judge Drugs family
at Brookside.
Mrs. Holloway is visiting her daughter
Mrs. j. Z. B. Mcdonald, at COLUMBUS.
Miss Mamie Robinson ana SUNDAY school
class picnicked at Wheeling Park last
Wednesday. .,,..
Mrs. l NJ. Fogle entertained numper
OF friends Friday evening.
MIR. 3. Harvey was in Pittsburgh during
the week on business connected with his
Mr Verice Campbell is spending Sunday
Miss Carrie Leland, of GAINESVILLE, who
has been the guest of relatives here Tor
several weeks. returned home yesterday.
prof James Duncan and wife leave the
earlier part OF the week for trip through
Michigan by the way of the lakes.
Mrs. j. c. Dent and daughters, Misses
Georgia and Lena. are visiting relatives al
Warrington, w. va: h.
returned home after a visit with MIS-
DAVID wagner. -.
Miss Bessie Fogle is visiting her sister,
Mrs. viii Grever, at Uptegratf station.
Miss Nell Volght, OF East Ena, Pltts
burg. who has been the guest OF Mr.. anu
Mrs, Z. w. Houser for several weeks, re-
turned home Friday. Miss Duncan ac-
companied her ,..; .,
Several of the young society laules III, AZ
tended the yachting party gwen frluay
NIGHT nv Island gentlemen.
Eugene Jolly is the question MS laIher'
J. X. jolly. .,.s.5,,u
ing the week. L.
Mrs. Seymore Dunlevy gave very de-
lightful dinner party, Tuesday evening, III
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bfannoh'
The guests were all relatives.
Mrs. K. r. Barrett entertained num-
Der of friends Friday evening ana ue-
lightfuI time was enjoyed by all.
Thomas Sargent and wife are vlsltlng
Mrs. Sargent's parents at Cambridge, y;
Services at the usual hours In all the
churches TO-DAY.
Joe Loe and H. NJ. Clark have secured a
number of good pictures of the camp ana
troops.
The foundation Of the new handsome
double dwelling OF n. Kuhn's on Bennett
street is completed.
Miss Gussie briggs is home for her sum
mer vacation at Mont De Chantal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17
CLARKsBURtT.

Mrs. G. B. Spates, Of Washington, D. c.,
is the guest Of Mrs. +. 5. Gauner, OF this
city.
At the commencement at Salem College
the degree of Bachelor Of Commercial
Science was conferred on Miss LEILA Dew,
Mir. w. Howard Holmes, Cecil ". Cum
niugham, John L. Thompson and John l..
Clauson. Diplomas 10 shorthand and tope-
writing were given 10 Chas. Z. Holden,
Ramer o. Kendall, Miss LEILA Dew and
Miss Ella Holmes. In the prep sratory
normal course diplomas were awarded 10
James Z. Law, Chester K. Ogden, Miss
Allie Davis. Eunice Kennedy, and ihe de-
gree of Bachelor of Arts was concerned on
Ernest Randolph,
The Harrison County Teachers Insti-
cute will be held at Salem CONNER cling
July 10 The instructions will be CONF uct-
ed bv Prof W. o. Mills, 7. L. Gard ner
and w. NJ. Blair
The new telephone system will soon be
in operation here.
The Iron Belt Building and Loan As1o-
citation has elected the following oficens:
+. NJ Hart, President; l. H Vance, Vio9-
President: F.. j. Welch, Secretary AMI
Treasurer, and John i. Davis, attorney.
Silas Dawson, Private Secretary On
Hou. John o. Pendleton, was visiting in
the county during the week.
DR. d. f. Forrest and Mrs. Forrest are
spending vacation in Washington.
Mrs-L j. Corbly has returned from
New umberlsnd, where she has been Wis
ting.
"A. Lang, Esq, Is back from Pied
mont.
Hon. Jacob Hyer, of Sutton, was =.
Monday.
G. speeny, Esq, is home ~
York City.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17
PORTLAND TATION.

PORTLAND STATION, 0. June lb.-Ihe
party given by Portland Club Wednesday
evening at the new home of T. V. Moore
was a grand success, there being hfty cou'
pies present. Wellsville, Steubenyil!e.
Mt Pleasant, Wheeling, Martins Ferry
and Beuaire were all well represented, ana
as Mrs. Moores custom, all were royally
entertained.
The Misses Mckee, of Steubenville, were
visiting the Misses Stringer Thursday.
Miss Beatrice Kelly, Of Steubenyllie, ana
Miss Elder, of Sistersville, were Vlsltlng
Miss Edna Hodgens this week.
DR.. Hervy Ernest HOge and Chas. Will
Jams. Of Martins Ferry, were calling on
Young ladies in town Thursday evening.
S. r. Sutton and family are visiting
friends in Smithfeld. They will shortly
move to Steubenville, and Squire Meek
will move into their house.
Our people were reminded or the sights
of '6l by seeing a train load OF soldiers
pass through town.
Mrs. Caldwell, who has been visiting her
daughters in Mt. Pleasant for the past few
weeks. has returned home.
Ed Nicely, of Neelsville, was down to the
party.
j. C.. McCleary, one Of the Oldest men In
our village, was taken suddenly Ill Mon
day, but is some better now.
Ordination Of elder and communion ser
vice this Sunday morning at IL O'CLOCK
In the resbyteriau Church.
DIR. Hutton went out the w. 81 l.. 4. last
evening with the soldier boys.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17
RAVENsWOOD.

RAvENsvoOD, W. VA, june l6.-Win
Thorn and wife moved TO ParkersOurg last
week
Mrs. n. NJ NcGlothlin's sister. from
Point Pleasant, aud niece from Chicago,
are visiting her
Mrs. Fred Green and Miss Hattie Chap
man made the round trip 70 PittSOurg and
back on the Hudson last week.
Miss Susie Smith, Of Spencer, spent last
week with }. \. MCIntosh's family.
Edward Curtiss. OF Parkersburg, spent
Wednesday with his parents here.
Harry Holland, OF Iowa, is visiting his
uncle, W. A. Holland.
Prof. MCGOWAN is visiting In Marietta, o.
Mrs. Capt. Lyle is visiting in Wood
county
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Society is preparing to give play in the
near future entitled "COlumbla's Recep-
ton ~ the Nation
The young son of Mrs. oscar Jenkins,
who is visiting her mother, Mrs. Kelly, at
this place, has been sick for week.
The historic old homestead OF the F'itz-
hugh family, who formerly owned all the
site Of RaveuswCOd, is announced for sale.
Mr. j.. J.. Armstrong, cashier OF the bank,
has been viewing the property with view
10 purchasing It,
Mrs. e. =. Moore gave an elegant dinner
party Thursday 70 dozen elderly lady
friends, all of them being graduates.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Atho Watts spent last
week with the lalter's parents down near
POmerUy.
Mrs. L.. vs.. Eotzebue returned Thurs
dsv evening from two weeks visit in
Louisville lay.
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RosBg ROCK.

RosBY Rock, w. VA, June l6.-Mrs.
AIDA M. Luce and her two little children,
from the South, are spending this week
with her grandmother, Mrs. Porter.
3. C. Lowery rented the William Mar
kew planning mill for $50 per year.
Hon. G. B. Games went TO Benwood
Thursday last for a few days.
prof. William Fish, who taught the
Silyerside school the past term, is visiting
his uncle, John Fish.
Nashville. Tenn. where he is taking the
Peabody course in the Norma. ROBERT
'Yoho has returned home from Morgan
town, where he is taking course IN civil
engineering.
Stephen A. Carney. OF Llttleton, was
here taking up some lumber Tor L. Z.
Ste yart. of New Martinsvllle.
Mrs. II. J. Ross was the guest OF arm
ington people this week.
Il. G. Dakan and wife were IN wheeling
last Sunday. "
John Parsons, of Moundsville; S. W.
Booher and Frank Dunlap, Of Wheeling;
&C. Lowery and wife and John Plnker-
ton and wife, of Bridgeport, are on the
register at the DeHoward Hotel this week.
The divorce suit Of Dr. and Mrs. How
ard will come up this court.
Mrs. George B. Anderson is improving
slowly. ,,s.;,,.
Mrs. John Fish went TO Moundsville
this morning on business.
Luther Billetter and Miss Jessie HOOD
are expected to unite in the bonds OF mat
rimonY shortly.
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FAIRAONE.


FAIRMoXT. W. VA, June 16.-Mrs. J. M.
Crane, OF Kingwood, was here this week.
Nj. ID. Post, of Wheeling, was here this
week, the guest Of W. G. Ogden and wife.
Mrs. David Kunst, of Grafton, was the
guest Of her parents here the past week
Attorney Fred Martin was al Grafton
on legal business this week.
Fred Bartlett, Of Warrington, was here
on business tois week.
w. b. McGregor left Thursday for Hunt
ingtOu on business.
Miss Katherine Peddicord, of Balti-
more, is the guest of g. II. Chenoweth and
wife.
Hustled Brownfeld came up from the
University, Thursday, to spend the sum-
mer.
Latane McClain, Harry Carothers, and
Robert Gilchrist, were here yesterday, en-
route home from Morgantown, where they
attended the commencement ball.
Mrs. II. n. Ogden and children are back
from Chicago, the guests OF friends here.
Mrs. n. g. Fisher is out, after a serious
illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Maria Raymond left this week for
Mt. Lake Park, where they will spend the
summer.
F. L. Watson, George Fleming Ed Stack.
Frank Hartley and Miss Kate Peddicord
attended the commencement ball at Nor
gantown this week.
Miss Nellie Hanson is the quest Of
Clarksburg friends this week.
State Superintendent Virgil A. Lewis
was here this week attending commence
ment exercises at the Normal School.
Miss Jennie Shafer, of Terra Alta, is the
guest Of her brother, w. e. Shafer, here
over Sunday.
Mrs. villa Steele returned yesterday
from Mt. de Chantal, where she has been
attending college the past winter.
Thomas Raymond, superintendent at the
Glass Coal and Coke Company's mines, is
i'll this week.
Dave Ridgely, of Baltimore, is the guest
Of his parents here.
Attorney W. H. Martin was at Wheeling
this week on legal business.