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Throuph Pullman sleepers on Washington 4
Oh. ttanooga Limited or Washington. Ralti
more, Philadelphia and New York, And ull
man Sleeper to Radford, Va, on afternoon
train
Close connection at Roanoke for Lynchbure
Petersburg Norfolk a Richmond.
For sleeping ar re,ervatons apply TO
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CA. BENSCOTER, A. G.. p, A., Knoxville, Tenn
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1894,

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sell at public cutlery, TO the highest
bidder, lin. front OF Jobe's opera
house door, in johnson City, Tennes.
see. the property mentioned and
described ia the p1eadings and said
decree, and ordered to be sold towit
Lots /, 2, 8, A, 5y6;F, 8, 8, 10, IL, IL, 10,
IA, Is. %, 20, "a, Is and 26, designated
on file in this and other cases in this
court, being portions of the lands con-
veyed in the deed from Upton lobe
and Ike +. Jobe to Robert Burrow, OF
date October 21st, 1889, to satisfy bal
ance Of purchase money note III favor
of w. F.6Young, O. q NJ, for $751; .26,
executed by iRabt Rurrow and CIV II.
Lyle. with interest thereon since June
9th, 1894, unless said judgment, in.
terest and costs are sooner paid.
s. sgiIs TERMS OF SALE.
Said lots will ibe sold for cash
in hand and in bar OF the equity OF
redemption. a
This Oct. 18th, 1894.
w. i, YOUNG, C. & NJ.
Bye. w. HODGE, D. O. an.
5SS 1t stoH 7e A aa prs fee 81
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Street cars leaving johnson City at 700 IN
and 1920 pm. will connect with trains Nos and
at Carnegie depot. Street cars will leave
Carnegie depot upon the arrival of trains Nos
and 4.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Trains leave Johnson City for Knoxville, Cleve-
land and Chattanooga as follows;
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Extra trains will leave Johnson City when
necessary to accommodate the public on court
days, excursions and conventions, or any occa-
sion.
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The Man in Black, by Stanley ]. Weyman.
The Maharaiah's Guest by an Indian Exile. y
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A Lovers Fate and a Friends Counsel, by An
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What People Said, by an Idle Exile .,l 81.
Mark Twain; His Life and Work, by win NJ.
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Rose and Ninette, by Alphonso Daudet,
The Minister'S Weak Point, by David Mcclure,
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Eofce in Executive Building, King street.
His ExcelIeucy J. s. King. Minister OF Interior.
Chief Clerk. john A. Has ngpr.
Assistant Clerks James n. Boyd, ". & Eeoho-
kalole. stephen Iahaulu, George c. Ross
Edward :. Boyd.
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05ice IN grounds q Court House BaLdInz
conner Vi Militant and Queen streets.
Members: Dr.. Day, Dr.. Miner, Dr.. Andrews, J. 7.
Naterhouss Jr., John Ems, Theo. z. Lansing
and Acknowledgement smith.
Prestdent-hoz- ". o smith
secretarv-Chas- Wilcox.
Executive Ofieer-C. B. Reynolds.
Inspector s.fd Manager Of Garbage Service L.
Z Ia Pierre.
Insneetar-G. ". c. Jones.
Port Physician, Dr. G. B. Andrews.
Dtspsrssry. Or. II. ". Howard
Leper SstI-enledt, Dr.. r. <. Oliver.
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4 ,. ". Robertson. Magistrate.
Janis A. fhoHspsvs, Cfsrs
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court House Building, Eiug-s.ree..
President. Won C. r. Bishop.
Secretary, ". James smith.
inspector u schools, A. T. Atkinson.
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BoAxD o. IxxlazA-loy.

President. His ExceTeney :. A. King
Member q the Fsosri Ci tmmigrstion:
HoH- J. B. Athert1n jas. B. Castle Hon. A.
:. Cegh n, James o. spencer, Marx. P.
R1binssn-
Secretary, Wray Taylor.
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Executive CoUSCm.

:. B. Dole President of the Provisional Govern
ncnt NJ the Hawaiian Islands aud Minister
81 Foreign tfrtirS
J. a King, Minister q 'fc Interior
:. " Demon, Minister ~ Finance.
". o. smith. Attorney General
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Office In Executive Building. King stree,
Attorney General. ". q. smita.
Deputy Attorney General, o. K wilder
Cle-k. J. n. Kea.
Ma-shal. 2. e.. Hitchcock.
E.--E 20 Wsrshal, n. Y. Dow.
DepEtF Narshsi. Arthur v. Brown.
Jaii0r OsEu Prison, J. A. low.
Prison Physician, Dr. C. 3. Cooper.
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CIRCUIr JUDGEs.

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I-is' e'''''-' = 2. Copper. ohhu
Second CircUit, fVsul A. y. Eepaikai.
Third sud Fourth Circr its, (HawaiD : L. Austin
Fifth Circuit; (Kauai) }. Hardy.
Offices and Courtroom IN Court House
King street. Sitting n Hnnolulu-The first
Monday IN February May, August and Ncvem-
bCr.
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SrPRENE CoURr.

STPRENE CoURT.
Hon. \. +. Judd. Chief TuStice
Hon. r. F. Bickevtou. First 'sSociats Justice
Hon. W. F. Fre4r, second Associate Justice
Henry smith, Chief Clerk
Geo. LUc S, Deputy Clerk
{. r Peterson. So ud Deputy Clerk.
J. Walter Jones, Steuorrapber.
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DErAnTxEyr OF FoRE1ax AFFAIRS.

Office in Capitol BuIldi7g King street His
Excellsncy Sanford B. Dole, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs.
Geo. c. Potter, Secret ~.
". Horace Wright, Lionel Hart, Clerks.
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DEPAErNENT or FISANcE.
ofice, Executive Building, King street,
minister Of Finance. His ExeeIlency $ 81.
Damon
Audit0r-Csnersl. George J. Ross.
Reeistrf ~ Accounts. w. q. Ashley.
Clerk 0f Finance QfHce r. 3. Mciusrny.
Col'ector-Grngral II Custom. J -. B-Castle-
Tax Assessor OthH. J M. 81 y.
Deputy Tax Assessor. W q. WeelJu
Postmaster General. j. Mort O4t,
CUSTOMS BUREAU.
OFice, Custom House. Esplanads, For; street
Coliecto--Gieuerai jos. 2 Castle
Dspgty-C0' -eCtnr- +. p. McSt7cker.
Hrrhr1rrrHster. csutaiu a. Fuller.
Port Surveyor. y. y Sanders.
ssorekeeplr, George C. str4tsmsyer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, o., July 4.-Mrs. DR.. Nc
Kelvey and sister, Mrs. John Suter, spent
several days in the country TINS week Win
relatives.
MIR. Hanch and Miss Hansel, Of Pitts.
burg. arrived Sunday evening, and are
guests of Mrs. Lou fisher.
Mrs. Kendall and son, OF New Martins
Vile. spent Friday in town with friends.
Quite number from this place attended
the funeral Of Mr.. Henry Muhleman, last
Saturday, at Buckhil.
Clair O'Neill spent last Sunday with bis
parents a, misplace.
Rev. Sifert, OF Navarro, o., will lecture
on Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings OF
this week in the NJ. Z. Church. Subject
'Toe Battle of Gettysburg"
Messrs. Chas. BrauUlich and Dave Ding
er. OF Wheeling, spent last Sunday In town
with the formers parents.
Mrs. DR.. Taught and daughter, Miss
Sadie. were at New Martinsville, Thurs
dav.
Rev. Wilson was down the river several
DAYS this week making temperance
The Messrs. REICH, OF New MartiusvilIe
were guests AZ the residence OF Mr.. David
Fisher last Sunday.
Miss Marv Dnger returned 10 her home
at Wheeling Tuesday morning after WISH
| ing relatives here for several weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs Arnold, Of near Clarington.
! were guests OF Miss Minnie Nuhleman the
| first Of the week.
Harvey Bare was calling on New Mar
| tiusyille friends Friday evening.
Jessie Neuenschwander has been quite
| Ill with diphtheria the past week.
Mrs. W. B. O'Neill left Friday 10 ylsi
| relatives in Bellaire for few days.
Charles Noll left THURSDAY for Manning
! ton after spending week at his home
| here
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bucking their nickels and dimes against
the machine, while in not few instances
mere boys have been persuaded to engage
in the nefarious business. In one or TWO
instances the customers from TINS place
have succeeded in beating the game, out
the chances are that they will continue 10
play until they won is lost, ana more IS
put into the Golfers Of the gamblers. Inc
practice Of euticing mere child rem 70 put
their money into such gambling devices,
though small il may De, is only the hrst
step that will surely lead TO something
worse, and halt should be called before
IL is everastingly too late. This is only
pointer that the business should be stop
ped.
The Republican County Executive Com
mittee held a meeting at the court mousse
Yesterday afternoon. Notice mad been
given that Yesterday was the last day that
entrance could be made for the final races,
and the necessary fee must be IN the hands
OF the Secretary. All of those would be
Office holders who have heretofore an
nOunced were on hands with the necessary
Doodle. and quite large campaign fund IS
now in the TIL for future use.
Messrs. Cats x Gray have purchased
from l.. G.. Martin lot Of ground on La
fayette avenue and Ninth street, fronting
twenty-seven feet on the avenue and ex-
tending back eighty feet. The purchase
also includes the Old Episcopal churcn
building. Tae purchasers will commence
at once the erection OF a three story orlcX
business house.
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WELLSBURG.

WFr1sRURG, W. VA, July 4-Mrs.
Molhe Schafer. Of Wheeling, spent sun
day with friends Ia town.
NIr. and Mrs. W. W. Beall returned on
Monday from an outing al Put-in-Bay.
Miss Sue Lloyd is recovering from very
serious illness.
Mrs. j. r. Braddock and son. Roy, Of
Pitts5urr, have been visiting friends in
Wellsburg and Lazearvilie.
Prof and Mrs. Mitchell and son, Paul,
arc visiting in Bentleysville, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. John Dornan are on an ex-
tended Eastern trip. expecting 10 take in
New York and Boston while gone.
Miss Eliza Carmichael IS attending the
National Educational meeting at AsOury
Park, y. j., and expects 10 leave there for
Boston on Monday, where she will attend
the Conservatory of Music.
G.. {. Curtis aud Elder w. G. Wade
went 10 Zlnesville on Tuesday TO attend
the.funeral Of Mrs Belle Hahn.
Clarence Jacobs, accompanied by his
wife aud son, left on Saturday for Hart
ford CITY Ind.
Mrs. Lille Poole, OF Washington, ID. c.,
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. De Camps.
Among those who took in the excursion
70 Cleveland this week are Mrs. NJ. l..
Wells, Mrs. J, +. Cree, Mrs. Lucy Mendel,
Misses Matte George, Halle Lauck, An
ME Bennett, Lenora GaSmire, AMMO
Beare, Pansy McCleary, and MessSs, :.
George, ST., W. r. G. Schnelle, Frank
McNear and Alex. DOdd.
Mrs. Rhoda McKelvey, one OF cur teach
ers, has secured the Times trip 70 Atlantic
Cltv.
Mr.. Win RatclifTe Is visiting friends in
Wheeling
MIR. and Mrs. J. Z. Curtis were called to
GAINESVILLE on Friday Oy the death OF Mr..
Curtis daughter, Mrs. Belle Hahn.
Miss Ethel Glass. OF Wheeling, IS the
guest Of Miss Ella Baxter.
Mrs. Casper Better Of the South Side is
reported as diving with a stomach trouble.
Prof John a. Hindman, Of Collier, was
In the city on Friday
Miss Iua Bowman is attending the
Christian EndeavOr convention in Cleve-
land.
Miss Rose Wheeler is visiting relatives
in Smithfeid, o.
Miss Lucy Blankensop is spending the
summer with friends in Washington, Pa
There viii be a mass-meeting Of the
Democrats Of Brooke county al the Court
House on Saturday, July 2S at p. m. for
the purpose Of selecting delegates 10 the
Congressional, Delegate and Senatorial
conventions and TO attend TO any other
business that may come before the conveu-
ton
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PIED8IONr.


PIEDMONT, WA, july 1.-THE County
Commissioners of Mineral county, West
Virginia, and Of Allegany county, Mary
land, held a JOINT meeting acre TUESDAY IN
The Town hail Thew decided 10 oull0
bridge to connect Piedmont with Luxe,
Md. each county 10 pay one-halt OF tue
cost up 10 81 900, and the pulp ana paper
companies agreed 70 pay ali in excess OF
that amount p :. Minshall, OF Mineral
county. LLOYD burst, of Aliegany county,
and D. L. Luke, Of the paper companies,
were appointed a committees 20 nave an Gu
gineer make surveys and plans ana 70 Iet
the contract for the bridge 10 DC completed
az once.
Company II win leave for Martinsourg
on July p 70 go into camp.
Mr.. James W. Kildow is now GONZALES
ing from a severe attack OF typhoid fever
4. j. Cromwell superintendent Of motive
power Of the 3. * y. railroad, spent Thurs
day here.
Miss Ella Johnson has returned from an
extended visit 10 Marshall. Texas. Her
sister. Mrs. A. Cross, accompanies her 10
visit relatives here for the summer.
Miss Eva Beck is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. Mullen, at Alexander, W. va
MessrS. Il q. Shaw aud W. II. Powell
spent several days fishing this week on
inc uOLtu uL-Atd
Messrs. ID. Lamb, Maurice Lamb, Cam
Whitefield and Hero Montgomery spent
week fishing on South Branch.
MIR. Geo Hepburn, Of Hinton, w. Va, Is
spending a few weeks at home
Prof. W. NJ. Faux, =. +. Hahn and
Misses Otie Owens, Florence Renshaw,
Ella Faherty and Mamie Hepburn are at
tending the Mineral county Teachers In
stitute az Kevser this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Harrison and Mr.. Il.
W. LiDpiuco,t are at Atlantic City.
Mr. Z. ). Jones has recovered from MS
illness.
!. b. Bell, Of Keyser, Clerk Of Mineral
county: James Sloan, of Patterson's Creek;
Lloyd burst of Homecoming, Md; NJ. V.
Rice and ID. =. Miller, Of Cumberland, and
J. :. Dixon, Of Elk Garden, were in town
Tuesday.
MIR John E. jenkins has returned from
o visit 10 eastern cities.
Mr. James W. Ault, OF PittSoug, spent
several days with MS parents this week.
Mr. f. &. West, OF Swanton, visited
Mrs. L. H. Drane, on Wednesday.
Burglars entered the store Of j. >. Miller
& Co., on Saturday or Sunday night, TAX
iug goods worth 500
DIR. ami Mrs. j. 5. Miller left Monday
for an extended visit 10 her father, DR.. Nj.
Stewart, at Moshaunon, Centre county,
Pa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

younp ladies af wheeling, were calling on
Mrs. DIR. Meipheu, on Tuesday evening.
Master.Earl Newton left yesterday for
Sistersville. to visit his cousin OF that
place. :,
Miss lydia Burns, Of Steubenville, will
spend a few weeks with her friends IN
Benwood.
Charles Vance. one of Benwood's popu-
lar business men, has gone down the river
for few days on a fishing trip
Mrs. NJ. Linsley Is up from Ine camp
ground for few days.
Annie Colts, VINO mas oeen SICK Win
scarlet fever, is slowly recovering.
Tom Dee1an leaves Tomorrow for Fair
mont for few weeks. =,
viii Hall and Ed Hepe will leave TO-
morrow for Proctor 10 hunt, and also make
short visit while there
Katie and Agnes Travis are going Mon
day to Marietta.
Mrs. d. Bruse. OF Moundsville, aud
Mrs. Dr. Mcdonald and Mrs. Squire
Riddle and Miss Nora Doloeare joined
party Of ladies in Wheeling, spent Thurs
day at the park.
Robert Newton has just returned from
fishing.
Horse shoe pitching is becoming quite a
fad.
Mrs. A. Pelley is up from the camp
ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barger are visiting their
people OF PENNSYLVANIA and Will return
home the first of the week.
Headley's art gallery, is lying along the
river shore. Business seems 10 be rush
just at present
Rev. Denton and family, pastor Of the
NJ. E. church. have gone to Elm Grove. to
visit their people.
Mr.. Deegan's house on Main street is
being painted
Miss Josephine Landers. one OF the pop
ular teachers of the Benwood puolic school,
who has been visiting her friend in Steu
benville, returned home yesterday.
a. Kelley and family are gone TO the
country TO visit their relatives.
The Hope Society held an important
meeting Thursday evening. After bust
ness was transacted, the members of the
society spent very pleasant time to-
gether.
Willie. the bright son of ]. Brannen of
Water street, is quite i'll.
A number of men, of Benwood, are down
the river fishing.
Many friends of Jim Hunter, were sorry
to see him return to his home in Manning
ton.
Jas Dolan, of Sistersville is uD on bust
ness.
Tom Smith. formerly of Benwood. has
accepted position as barber in Sisters
vile.
Miss Dora and Hattie Davis have re-
turned home from a pleasant visit in Ohio
MIR. Enoch Bowers, of Shephardstown,
who has been visiting his son, has returned
home.
P.J. Leach and family, will spend their
summer vacation on the camp ground.
Mrs Ben Cockayne, formerly oof Bell
aire, but now of Thin, o., is visiting her
cousin.
Mrs. r. McCracken, nee Jennie Bowers,
who lived here for so many years, now iiv-
ing in Shepnardstown, o., underwent
serious operation at the wheeling hospi-
tai. Her many friends are glad to hear
she is getting along nicely.
George Fitzgerald aud Prof. Otto Dol
beare will spend their Sunday in Mounds
vile.
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NEW MARTINsyILLE.

New MARTISsv1LLE, July 14.-Fay Bar
rick, who has been working ABOUT tnree
miles out of Sistersville, has returned
home with badly crushed finger.
Mrs. Charles Duerr, Misses Lorena ELL
OFT and Minnie Clark have been attending
the Christian Endeavor convention az
Cleveland this week.
c. L. Clark returned Sunday evening
from pleasant visit with friends ana rel
atives az Sistersville.
Miss Ida Taylor, very charming young
lady OF Wheeling Island, returned home
Monday after pleasant visit with her
pretty cousins, Misses Mamie ana jessie
McEldowney, of Union street.
Arrangements are being made TOT tne
surveying and erection Of the telephone
line TO be erected between this place ana
Littletou. Work on the line will De COM
menced shortly and II Is expected tue line
will be finished soon.
Miss Belle Tucker. who has been serious
II III for some time, IS again aole 10 De
about.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cullins, Of DeMoines, Ia,
who has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Sep Hall, for some time, left this week Tor
Pittsburg.
The Island Fishing Club, Of Wheeling,
is camped about mile below mere ana are
epioving themselves in fine style.
The Mills well being drilled on the Blair
farm, at Fluharty Run, is 10 the sand and
will likely be in the first OF the week. The
indications for oil are good, and what land
has not been leased is beng taken up rap
idly.
Miss Carrie Richardson, of Franklin, is
the charming guest Of her sister, Mrs. L..
NJ. Stepeus, OF Main street
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry NJ. Hail, OF Pitts
burg, who have been at Middlebourne,
were in the town this week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Neill, Of the South Side.
They 90 from here TO Warrington.
Miss Edna McCown has returned to
Wheeling, after pleasant visit with her
parents here.
Homer Richardson and Roy Berger re-
turned Thursday from visit to Mounds
Vile.
The Wetzel County Teachers Institute
will be held at Hundred this year.
Miss Hopkins and Mr.. Reynolds, who
have been visiting Miss Jessie Hornbrook,
of Maple avenue. went TO Darlington Mon
day.
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FAIIsaiONr.

FArRuoxr. w. Va, July H-Jos. En-
sheimer, OF Wheeling, was here this week
on business.
IL. Booher is home from trip to
Cameron. ". Va, and Wind Ridge.
Miss Rose Sweeney, of Wheeling, has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Nellie
Sweeney Palmer, at the Mt. City Hotel
the past week.
Hon. 4. b. Fleming is home from a
business trip TO Washington, ID. Z.
Mrs. !. Z. Rood and children are visit
Inc relatives AT Cameron, W. Va.
Mr.. T.. W ShurtleG left today to attend
the Prohibition meeting at the Mouusvilie
camp ground
Brooke Rees. OF Cameron, was here this
week en- route to BOothsyi!le, TO visit
friends.
Mrs. D. W. Baird and children, Of Wells
burg, left t0r home Friday, after visit OF
several weeks with friends here.
DR.. !. II. BrOwndeld and son Hustead,
and Dr. Roger, were at Berkeley Springs
this week, attending the state medical
meeting
Miss Clara Martin, Of Wheeling, left for
home yesterday, after a pleasant visit 10
her sister, Mrs. +. II. Kincaid.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Chenoweth are VS.
itiug at ROwlesburg this week.
Miss Hattie Hough left Wednesday on a
two weeks trip 10 Atlantic City.
Arthur Martin Is cOavaiesclng alter a
serious illness of typhoid fever.
Mrs. II. Jarrett, of Greene county, Pa,
is the guesl Of j. L. Boomer and family, on
CASTOR avenue.
Col. c. L. Smith, wife and visitor, Miss
Cora Trice. OF Huntington, were at Nor
gautown this week, the guests OF friends.
James O. Watson, Sr., left this week Tor
Ola Point Comfort for the benefit OF his
health.
Miss MAY Joliffe, OF Morgantown, is the
guest of Mrs. a. 3. Mcdonald this week
The Terpsichoreau Club will entertain
their friends AZ select hop at GYPSY
Grove. Monday evening. The party will
leave on a special and return az midnight.
LYONS orchestra will furnish the music.
The following ladies and gentlemen left
here Wednesday morning 10 attend the
EpwOrth League Convention at Cleveland,
Ohio: Misses Kate E5bert, Laura Robin
son, MoJie Leonard. Rev. Barr, Samuel
PierpoinL r. T. McElfresh and Rev.
Queen.
Walton'NIiller, a prominent young banker
Of Charleston. IS guest at the home OF
Ex-Governor Fleming.
Attorney Jas. W Ewing OF Wheeling,
will spend Sunday with Ex-Governor
Fleming. whose private Secretary he was
during the Governors term of Office.