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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-08

During the epidemic of la grippe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy took the
lead here and was much better liked than
other cough medicines" ii. NJ. Bangs
druggist, Chatsworth, Ill. The grip is
much the same as very severe cold and
requires precisely the same treatment.
This remedy is prompt and effectual and
will prevent any tendency OF the disease
toward pneumonia. For sale by l.. V,
Janeck * Son. druggists.
Mr.. c. F. Davis, editor OF the Bloom
| fed, Iowa. Farmer, says: II can rer-
onmend Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy
to all sufferers with colds and Group. l
have used it in my family for the past
two years and have found il the best |
ever used for the purposes for which it is
intended Fifty cent bottles for sale by
Janeck's Pharmacy.
Fix & Co. have for sale three years
lease on good hop ranch of twenty
acres for price at which a buyer can
more than pay in one year the sum de-
manded for the full term. II YOU desire
the best bargain in Yakima at this time
look this up. oct
The Farmers and Traders Cooperative
store is an active trade-center for those
who desire to provide themselves with
their winters supply of goods in the line
OF clothing, dry goods, groceries, etc 1t
is the popular store Of the city.
| Msrtineau, the beautiful Clydesdale
stallion. owned by George James, of Sno.
homish, Wash, is for sale. The owner
will sell him on easy terms or trade him
or real estate. See adv. in this issue. At
H.J. Kuechler is still selling bis large
stock OF watches, jeweler, silverware, etc.,
at sacrifice prices. He is determined to
reduce his large stock, and If you want
anything in his line now is the time to
get it.%
Horsemen will be interested in an adj
vertised offer in this issue to sell or trade
the fine Clydesdale stallion, Mar,ineau,
owned by George James, of Snohomish
Read it. Aft
Silver knives, forks, spoons. etc, are
offered at a sacrifice in order to reduce
the large stock. Buy now, as these are
bargains. II. j. Kuechler, the JeweerA 8
j. L. Mulligan, of the F. & 7. Coon.
Store, desires to announce the arrival Of
new goods, and says he will not bt
undersold-A
Come and see our new goods. Cheaper
than the cheapest, at the +. & T. Coop
store, j. E. Mulligan, managers 46tf
Chicken wheat, feed oats, chop barley
bran and shorts can be had at the North
Yakima roller mills. 44tf
For first-class clothing and dry goods al
living prices 90 to the Farmers and Ira.
ders Cooperative store.
Krause's headache capsules-warrant
ed. For sale by w. ii. Chapman, drug.
gist.
Clocks were never offered at such low
prices as H. J. Kuechler, the Jeweler, is
now selling them fort
Go to the Farmers and Traders Coop
erative store for gilt-edge groceries at bot
tom prices. y
III. Kuechler, the Jeweler, earnestly re-
quests all parties indebted to him to cal
and saftla .
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-08

John Sawbridge has large variety Of
heating stoves which he will dispose oil
at popular prices. 3Stl
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-08
To Rent.

Good office room on ground floor. Apply
10 w. II. Chapman.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-08

Col. j. A. TagEsrd returned home on
Monday last. II was too dull on the
the other side Of the mounlsins for him,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-08

and did sit down therein, and while so
there was informed that a case Of scarlet
fever did 20 exist in this city; and he
will further say that he understood that
TO be ample notice 10 the ex-ofiicio chair
man Of the board of health; and he may
further remark that he, as health officer,
will speedily convene the said health
board In extraordinary session and CEN
cure it severely for shameful neglect of
official duty.
Councilman T. ]. Redmon's resigna-
ton, offered at a previous session, was
accepted. Mr.. Redmon being present,
arose and thanked the members Of that
body for courtesies and kindnesses ex-
tended to him during his thankless strug-
gle as a councilman; that he purposed
moving Immediately to his farm; hence
his resignation.
Shardlow & Mcdonald applied for re-
newal Of saloon license. Granted.
The vacancies occasioned on the yari-
GUS committees by Councilman Redmon's
withdrawal were filed as follows: Reed
on public improvements; Kingsbury on
sewers, streets and bitches; Allen on
police committee.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-08

Mr.. c. F. Davis, editor Of the Bloom
| fed, Iowa, Farmer, says: II can ret-
onmend Chambprlain's Cough Remedy
to all sufferers with colds and Group. l
have used it in my family for the past
two years and have found il the best
ever used for the purposes for which it is
intended Fifty cent bottles for sale by
Janeck's Pharmacy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-08
Ordinance No. 2l2.

An ordinance providing for the organization.
establishment, regulation and government Of
the Fire Departmental the City Of Nos.:. YAK
Ina and providing compensation for disabled
fremen
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-18
ST MARY'A

ST. MARr's, vs.. Va, February l7.-Rev.
3. b. Ward is holding protracted meet
ing in the NJ u. church az this place.
Friend Debolt returned from Sisters
vile yesterday.
II. Ii. Ballard. OF Olean, New York, is
in town this week. He is taking oil leases.
Geo. Stathers, the tie man or Tyler
county. is En- town this week.
Mrs Gen. Core, Of Parkersourg, VINO
has been visiting friends ano relatives at
this place, returned homo to-day.
Hon. w c.. TT. Core OF this place, has
commenced the erection Of a new store and
dwelling on his lot recently purchased
from the Gallaner estate.
The St Mary's Graded School has
closed its fourth month under Principal
IL. i. Pemberton and teachers Barron and
the Misses Annie o. Inlay aud Kate
g. Gallaher. The school has given excel
lent satisfaction.
Mr.. Edmund HOldren, OF Grape Island,
saws he won't be candidate for the
House Of Delegates.
Some of the young people are studying
hard 20 get ready Tor a theatrical per
Torrance which they propose 70 give on
next Saturday night for the benefit Of the
y. vs.. u. Il. o.
Telegrams received here to-day announce
the sudden death this morning of &. l.
Conway, of Tyler county. Mr.. Conway
had had an attack OF measles and was sup
posed 10 have been out of danger but a
sudden relapse carried him on In lew
hours,
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mOUNDSVILLE

JUDGED A. Campbell will hold a special
term of Circuit Court next Tuesday, al
which time the appointment OF a trustee
in the Quinn deed OF assignment Will come
The X. ofP. Of this city will celebrate
the tbirtieth anniversary of the order, by
giving a banquet at their hall, IN the
Opera House building, tomorrow evening.
A cordial invitation is extended TO al
knight TO be present with their ladies, and
enjoy the festivities Of the occasion.
Tbe revival services conducted IN the
Thatcher Church by Rev. George Mes
senger, is still IN progress.
An infant child Of j. h. Barker aged
acoDt one wear. died Of lung fever on We'd
nesdav. and was buried the next day.
d. NJ. KrOhnhart, of BenwOOd, has pur-
chased the plant of the MOundsville Brick
Company. which has been advertised Tor
sale FOR some time past. He VIII continue
the business the same as heretofore. Con-
sidsration, $4,000 VI,
state Superintendent Of Schools Virgil
A. Lewis visited the public schools mere on
Friday. He gave q very interesting talk
MIS-. L.. Parkinson has returned home
from an extended visit down the river.
Mrs. n. w. Thompson entertained tue
Ladies' Aid Society az her home on Tom
husOn avenue Friday afternoon.
DIR. j. NJ. Williamson, dentist, who mas
been away from the city All winter, VIII
return next Tuesday 70 remain Perma'
pentlv. He is Interested IN some large OIL
wells in the Sistersville field, which have
been quite profitable, and has been looking
after his interests there.
Mrs. J. f. Burley entertained the Up
worth League, st her home on Grant ave
nue.. last Thursday evening. Refreshments
were served. and all present had I
highly enjoyable time The young ladle'
strucz upon a novel plan OF raising funds
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PALATINE.

PAArINE, February 17.-Miss Sadie
Price is out again after very serious a.
tack OF rheumatism. -
Lille, little daughter Of Mrs. West, hy-
ing on Water street, is sick this week Win
Quinsy.
Howard Adams went TO Grafton Satur-
day night and was made member OF Tue
order of Railroad Conductors.
A number OF the Young people enjoyed
themselves at @ taty party at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Heath Jones, last
Friday night. .,----.,,.
John A. Leonard went 70 Boothsvllle
last week to take care Of his uncle, Is. r.
Leonard, who is very sick at his home IN
that place. ,-,-
Miss Anna Ruble has been quite sick
with Quinsy for several days.
Mrs. T.. A. Wilson has been sunerlng
with the grip for several days.
LLOYD Stealey has been suUelng Iue
past week with erysipeias.
Miss Matte BOUghner handsomely en-
tertained a number OF her girl friends
Wednesday night Those present were
Nellie Sterling, Jessie Dick, Cora Wilson,
Agnes BartEe.Ow, MAY Latham, LIZZIE
Bartaelos.
L.tue Nellie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Wilson, gave a party 10 numOer OF
her Young friends last Saturday nlgnt, the
occasion oeing her fifth birthday.
Miss Florence Mckinney IS connneo 20
her room this week with the grip
LawrtAcs Dick Left Wednesday Tor
BraddCCk, Pa, 90 visit friends.
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FAIRMONr.

FnRuoNT, February 17.-Gov. A. B.
Fleming and Mayor Cal. Arnett were IN
Parkersburg on business this week.
Miss Jessie Graham. OF Wheeling Is the
guest Of Rev. Fullerton and family here.
Mrs. DR. p. b. Ogden is home from a
two weeks visit 20 Pittsourg.
Mrs. n. 8. Baines is very III with IN
1ammatorv rheumatism this week, TO the
regretiof May friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. D. Stewart and son. OF
Masoutown, LETT for home Monday AFTER
peasant visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dc
bolt
Miss Lou Sanders, OF Pennington, left
for homo Wednesday, after pleasant
visit 90 friends here.
Perkins lectures at the Opera House
here Oh March .
The firm Of Booher & Waiter has been
dissolved, Mr. Waiter retiring.
Mr. NJ. H. Sloan left Thursday on
western trip. In the interest Of the Fair
mont glass works.
Most Of our business houses and mum
Der Of residences we're numbered TINS
wees.
Mrs. j. H. Luther left Thursday on an
extended visit 90 relatives at PIttSourg ana
West Newton, Pa.
Queen CITY Council No. Il, Jr o. U. A.
~, Will celebrate WasbingtOn's blrtnuay
by placing q handsome tag on the puollc
school building. Al nejghboring councils
have been invited and a good time IS eN-
pected
70 Mike O'Neal IS confined to the house
with an aItacs OF the grip.
Mr.. aud Mrs o.. 3. Hutchinson nave
issued neat invitations for Hatcher
Party" 40 their residence in West Far,
mont, February o. Guests will be attlred
in colonial costume and the affair promises
90 be very enjoyable.
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for the organization by helping the young
men on with their overcoats, and charging
a compensation OF five cents for their ser
vices.
TIE Humphrey Broom Co. have been in
operation Just one year on Thursday, ana
have neve never missed day except dur
ING the holidays and 10 take stock. They
EXPECT TO run steady, Wilson bill or no
Wilson bill. and last Saturday shipped
full car load Of brooms 10 Portland, Ore
goD. =
Preparations for the demonstration OF
the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. 70 take place Thursday
are about completed, and promise TO % 3
great success. An invitation has been sent
out to all the councils in this and adloln-
inc counties, a favorable response being
received from enough to insure over SIX
hundred members in the parade. After
the parade and in the evening meetings
will be held in the Court House, when the
following programme will be rendered:
OrganizatiOn............
Chorus America
0 !Was5i5S;ons March and Washing
Crossing the Delaware.
Address. ...... ............. Proi A. s. Bell
Ohio Valley Quartette............ ......
Address ............ 49, .- EeV. u. "; crimes
CAOrus....... ............ STIR Spangled Banner
OfchesbFa... '..-..-.-'.'
a prize of $40 has been offered to the
Council having. the largest percentage OF
its membership in line during the parade,
which will be awarded at the beginning OF
the afternoon meeting. Half fare rates
have been secured on the railroad from
Cameron and all intermediate points, and
a special train will run to take the visitors
home after the night meeting.
Miss Edna Hogan arrived from Phila-
delphia on Friday for the purpose OF nurS-
ing her brother, Joseph Hogan, who had
mis- leg amputated, the result Of an injury
received while shifting cars at Sistersville
last week, one car wheel passing over his
leg below the knee. He is now at the
Wheeling Hospital where he will remain
until he RECEIVERS.
Miss Leila Dick entertained number Of
her young friends at a Valentine Tea, at
her home on Lafayette avenue, last
Wednesday evening. Choice refreshments
were served, and the visitors INDUCED in
innocent games 10 pass away the evening.
Rev. Z. h, Leatherby and bride have re-
turned from their eastern bridal tour.
Mrs. Charles Hull, formerly Miss Eliza
StOckett died at her home Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
w. W, Smith and wife entertained their
friends at supper Friday evening. Con-
versation was the main feature OF the
evening.
J.H. Peoples, assistant superintendent
OF construction Of track on the Ohio River
railroad, died at the Midway Hotel, whore
he was stopping, Friday evening. His
home is in Parkersburg, and his remains
will probably be- sent there for interment
Miss Belle Martin has been spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. DIR. Long, OF
Bellalre.
n. +. Viii taker, OF Whitaker's iron
mills, has presented the Episcopal Church
of this city with an elegant bell, which
will be placed over their place Of worship
in the near future.
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CLARKsBUKG

CLARKsBURe, w. Va, February 1.-THE
public schools win observe WashinRton's
birthday. Addresses will be made oy Hon.
is. L. Butcher, Hon. j. W. NaDdervOrL
Hon John Vs. Mason, Hon. O.. W. Akin
son and John j. Davis.
Hon. Beverly III. Lurty. who died on
Tuesday at D. y. Lurty's, near WOLF sum
NIT, was one of the Oldest aud most promi-
nenr citizens Of Harrison county. He was
a member OF The constitutional Conven-
ton Of 1872 and represented this county In
the Legislature iu 1851 he was ABOUT
eighty-threo wears old, aud for years ient.-
fled with the interests OF mis- native cJUlty.
His wife. four sons and daughter survive
him. who have the sympathy or large
circle Of friends AMI GcQuGintauces M their
sad bereavement. His remains were inter
Tk. The Point Pleasant Cemetery.
hardlVW. Lynch has recovered from a
though ie s. 80. 80 7ssro. paw 90 =,
sewers undergoing medical treatment.
ao9ut Cummi aud wife have removed
GUY he6lng % this city.
durss Monroe BrOhard, who died In
ergle'Dhia, was formerly resident or
verify. He was one OF the brightest
forcsf@ State, and an original Inventor.
80 were Inferred iu Simpson dis
runty.
NUS AGtters' Bartlett tOlu,ng crate
Coinbany factory 40 depot is about COM
pleted and will so into operation 10 short
time,
Dr. Fleming Stoweu has returned from
Baltimore.
Messrs. Mord Lewis, Writ Lewis and
M. R. Post are back from Baltimore.
David Davidson is i'm New York.
Mrs. Nellie PidcOck has returned to her
nome ia New York city.
n Among other prominent people visiting
ia the citv during the week were: W.. T..
Sllfm. OF Belpro; L. T.. Sturm, OF Way-
erlv %. Jesse Il. Bailey, Charleston; ID.
M Norris. ParkersOurg; j. d. tlnster,
". Is. McGary aud w. r. Lively, Weston;
Miss Fannie Haskinson, West Union,
fowo prof Hutchinson. BuckhannOn;
C,barlss Desnard. Parkersburg; Rev. j. A.
Tracy. Weston; Hon. John Il. McGraw,
Grafton: Hon. j. w. Heavier and Editor
Burnside. BUckhanpOn.
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sTEUBENVILLE.

SrEUBENvILLE, o., February 17-Over
$50 900 of the proposed increase Of the
stock of Steubenville Pottery Company TO
the extent of $50, 900 was taken at meet
ing held this week. The pottery officials
seem to have confidence IN the future,
One of the sad deaths Of this winter was
that Of Miss Ollie Mansfield, which oc-
Cured at the Imperial Hotel Wednesday
morning. Everyone who knew her was
her friend. Her disease was consumtlcn.
Hartje Bros. will put up wood pulp
mill in connection with their paper mill,
on North Third street ia the pring.
Geo w. McCoOk is once more out and
attending to business after an illness OIL
about two weeks.
The young people took trips to WinterS
Vile several evenings the past week. TWO
horse sleds were the popular vehicles. IL
is not often that such sleghing is seen In
these parts.
Charley Myers and bride arrived home
from Massillon this week.
James Blair and wife celebrated their
sixty-fourth marriage anniversary Thurs
day. The marriage took place in Ireland.
MIR. Blair is eighty-slx years OF age and
his wife is eightv-hve.
Mrs. NJ. r. Wolf, OF Wheeling, IS visit
ing her mother
Supt. Spearman, of the Riverside fur
mace, left Wednesday for Buffalo, N. Y,
and will return with his family in few
days.
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WELLSBURG.

WELLsBURG, w. VA, February INF
and Mrs. A. E. Candy spent Sunday IN
Miss Sarah Palmer is at home, after a
visit to New York.
Ex.Sheriff J. w. Cooper purchased the
| Cashier farm Of J. G. Palmer.
There will be regular services In the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Forbes & Carmichael, the coal mer-
! chants. have posted notice to their striK-
| ing miners to either return to work at the
price of 81 cents or to come and take their
| Tools out of the mine. The miners declare
| that they will not return 10 work at that
]. B. Plummer of Washington, was in
| the city Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Dornan is assistant at the
postofice, in the stead OF Miss Hattie
| Jones.
John E. Meyers, of the First ward, Is
! able to be out on the streets again, after
prolonged illness of typhoid fever.
II. G. Emig was in Wheeling Tuesday
attending the convention of the Custom
Foremen Tailors Association OF West
! Virginia.
sam Perviance is reported as somewhat
Peter Cheek, who has been janitor OF
| the school building here for several years.
is lying at the point of death with con-
sumption.
Circuit Clerk S. p. Lazear was in
| Wheeling on business Friday.
The meetings of the Moot Congress
being held in the school building are very
interesting. The subject assigned for
next Friday night is
"Resolred, That Education and Property
| Qualifications Should be Required for
Voting" Affirm J. Q. Kemp and w. C..
Jacob Deny DIR. B. F.. Harden and DR.;
! VIM. Simpson. Ladies and all are invited
to attend.
The colored people o + the town will give
one of their entertainments in the Opera
House soon.
DIR. Cummings has been elected an Elder
in the Presbyterian church
Mr.. j. M. Silvers, of Buffalo district,
has purchased property In Independence,
Pa, and will move there shortly.
Miss Edna Meek was visiting friends In
| Collier this week
Mrs. Joe Pendleton and Miss Lizzie Pen
dleton, of Wheeling, are guests OF Post
master w. p. Campbell.
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BRIDsEPoRr.

Mrs. A. T. Bowie is confined to the
ig Mvrtle little daughter of Capt. Thomas,
csiebrated her birthday Tuesday evening.
Wi Will Grinef. of Woodsfeld, has been the
onest of his sister the past week.
he. 3riston dropped IN on his friends
IN" Miss Clara Wright WIS the guest Of
Miss Lawson EmmersOn, OF 81. Clairsville,
Friday and Satu rday. "a
n NJ. CLARK was taken quite III at the
bank FRIDAY evening, ouS VIII Oe AUS "
resume business Monday.
perry Hathaway is erecting handsome
residence. which be will occupy IN the early
spring. s., h,,-;od
at Mt. Pleasant Saturday
Hon j. @. Heinlein is nome from Column
Cen. Yeager and wife, Of Fairmont, W..
Va. are the guests Of j. c. Dent and fam
Rev. Robb, of Wheeling, will occupy the
mint morning and evening OF the First
M. g. church to-day
The G. L. S. Q. meets at the residence OF
w. B. Hall Tuesday evening.
Vernon Phillips and sister Miss Mabel
have returned TO Philadelphia after visit
with relatives.
Lou CoffIanG has resumed his duties at
DENTS Druy Company after an illness.
The entertainr, emit at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening took In forty dol
lars. clearing neab sum.
Mr.. Louis c. JUDD, of Columbus, is
spending Sunday with friends.
Miss Margaret Adolph has returned
from Youngstown, O., where she has been
attending the funeral OF relative.
Services morning and evening at Pres
psterian church by Pastor. Morning. topic
One by one, one in the city, one IN the
family.
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TILrONvILLE.

TMToNvILLE, o., February 17.-Miss
Mary Rutman died OF typhoid pneumonia
last Sunday night, at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Plttman, of YOrkville. Her re-
mains were inferred ia the Tiltonville
graveyard Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock
Thomas Fitzgerald, Of Long Run, was In
town over Sabbath.
Mrs. Jessie Burriss; Of near Smith6eld,
spent several days with her mother, Mrs.
VIM Aiken.
Rev. Hoover drove 10 his home in New
Alexandria Friday evening accompanied
by Miss Rebecea Littick, who has been
visiting friends 10 town for several weeks,
and by Miss Letitia Parker, who will be
the guest OF Miss Littick the coming week.
The many friends Of Rev. n. Q. Worth
ington will be sorry TO learn that he was
stricken with paralysis while assisting
Rey. Strahl in revival at Quaker City,
Ohio.
VIM. Owens, who has been absent for
several months in East Liverpool, is again
with us, having returned 70 accept his old
position at the pottery.
Mrs. Martha Medill spent Friday In
Bridgeport visiting relatives.
Invitations have been received 10 q pri-
vate party at Hodgen's Hall, Wednesday
evening, the 2lst inst. The Committee on
Invitation is H. Sinlinger, VIM. Sanderson,
MI McMannis, W. w. Medill.
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RAyHNsWOUD

RavENswCOD. w. Va, February H.
The Knights of Pythias are TO have an an
niversarv meeting in their hall on Monday
evening. February 18th An attractive
programme of music addresses, &c, has
boep arranged, to Oe followed by banquet
fro Mrs Ernests parlors.
Rev. John Hampton, or Ashland, hyn
arrived here FridGy evening and Will con-
duct a series Of meetings ia the NJ. T..
Church, South.
nh Harry Bond, wife ana two youngest
children. of Wheeling, are spending this
week here with the formers brother, t.O.
Bond and wife.
Mrs. Wm. Holland entertained COM
panv OF elderly ladies for lunch, thursday
Afternoon, In her usual graceful way
Mrs. T.. u. Brown was shgnuy INJURED
bv fall from her carriage while ahgnting
al thoidoOr Of the Pres0y terrain cnurch
Monday evening.
Miss Mamie Mckay IS VlslLnB ner sum-
Mrs. G.. II. kneeream-
Rev. Runner, Of Parkersburg, has been
here since FRIDAY assisting Kew. Baxter
with his series Of meetings ana com
,runion service at the Presbyterian
a M. Park sold fifteen acres OF river
bottom land a couple Of miles above town
~ a man from Matamoras, getting Sl,IOO
for the same.
Prank Cooper and wife are visiting the
latter's father no Spencer w. va
A meeting is announced % De held IN
yvels' Opera House Saturday, February
% 10 START a creamery here.
Rev Anderson was called suddenly 70
Pennsylvania Wednesday morning on BUS
mess.