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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
uRIpoHrONr.

Mrs i. :. Alexander is visiting Mrs.
Arick. at p aiue.
Mrs. j. r. Mcdonald and daughters. Of
Columbus. are visiting Mrs. WIN. Hollo-
way.
Go Turner is home from short stay
Willie Matz is again on duty after So
yer. IIueas
Wli and Ed. Itiusey, Of Blame. were in
the city yesterday
Is small child OF T.. ". DE L0cbe v,aq
buried 80 Iiuwooi Thursday.
Mrs Louisa Phillips returned last even
/ los from visit Eurt She was accom-
| panied 1v Miss WaJel Phillips. OF Plia-
/ le.fat. who w.ll visit them here.
4Ias I.nm1 Keenan,. OF Batesfiilc O. Is
I visiting aer Gers hero
/ Iue ClaulauQua Circle will meet next
J Tuesday cNna.ug no Mics Magic H0,vcrs
! George King, Ol the firm o. Morrison A-
! hlnE of bcua.re. was iu town Yesterday.
/ q. y. lruema9 moved % Marlu's Ferry
Mrs. d. b. solomau leaves ssor,Iy for
/ Iatfrr. I'D cha. her future bone
Nrs Cl1ri-s Miller. of Caubrdvr. o
/ leit Tor homo yesterday after short wish
I VITA friends
Jamn Calder OF Boliaire, was ia town
/ s.d end sam Philips are TO Now Mar
\ unsviue, ~. Nn., hunting
The ANNUAL meeting % PROGRESS Build.
/ ing Association COMPANY was hold BOO their
/ once last evening Directors were elected
/ i.1 bfa'ion p1rcaaeed three ponies Que
! de-. iasf week 90 iOug Run. o.
/ The w. cf prayer 80 tIe Presbyterian
/ Church Will open this evening. contiuiur
. aI Woet i.eV Stephens. tbc 14sf0r. has
] ch1rHe Il tae services. assisted by Other
I minister
Oliver S.s'9s, who was trieI horo /. for,
I Squire Howell. f3r souiug IIuu.r uIfho,u
I,.nse at swette. o.. was bound n..r fs
/ u S. Court iu The sum OF $500 IicH4.
not gotten uai rs yet. aua i8 laying Il LII
. nero
D. haIi' CHARGED with etr.t.rv bis wife
was ulkou TO ST. CIa.rssiue ,,.torIav r.
ser Vo out l.s lac { I'D aud costs.
Toe relief comWttce are very short o.
clothing ard solicit contributions 81 81
> kinds Of garments. The committee vii
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visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. Roberts, OF
this city.
John Kirk, Of the Spencer Bulletin. was
greeting his friends here New Years
day.
Mrs. c. T. Kneevearn entertained 4
number OF her friends on last Thursday.
Mrs DR.. John Sayre and children are
visiting friends here.
Claud r. Kinney returned 20 Cincinnati
Thursday 10 resume his studies IN DENTS
try.
Mrs. +. f. Cross on Monday evening
gave party in honor OF her guests, the
Misses Bccs'c and Jessie Cross, OF Racine,
ohio
Mrs Or. Wetzel and children are visiting
New Haven friends.
Mrs. ". y. Burk and children, OF Park
ersourg, are the guests OF Mrs Gould, on
sand street.
Miss Minnie Mcintosh gave delightful
social Monday evening In honor OF Mrs.
Clere, OF Marietta, O.
Mr. Beaver aud wife, Of Sistersville,
were tho guests OF Henry Weizel's family
the past few days
Frank hnowlton and wife, OF Chicago,
arc visiting tho latter's father, j. Z. Good
win.
II. NJ Latham spent New Years with his
brother William at West Columbia
w. Brown Gibbs, Of Reedyville, w. Va,
was calling on his friends the hrst of tho
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

day evening. Tue proposition TO be sub
mitted is one for water works 10 be pisced
in town. Colonel Ben Wilson is back OF
this movement The new water works
company will hgree 70 furnish water at
wheeling prices, should the ordinance
pass.
Surveyor Glenn Smith has surveyed the
new BenwoOd and Moundsvllle street
railway from Fourth street, through town.
The EpwOrth League will hold a business
meeting Tuesday evening. The new OIL
GERS for the year viii be elected.
The Hope Society held their REGULAR
meeting Thursday evening: President,
John Limoerger. Vice President, Rosella
Linsley; Recording Secretary. Charles
Evans; Assistant Secretary. Hattie Davis;
Financial Secretary. Annie Pelley; Treas
urer. VIM. Leach; Trustee. A. Snodgrass;
Gshers, w. Porterheld, II. Bursoe, Laura
Dara.
Miss Annie Peley and brother Tom. re-
turned home Monday, after spending q
week with their sister. Mrs. Il. 4. War
dcn.
George Long and Jerry Monogon were
on a hunting expedition tue past week.
A little son Of John Brnnt, OF Nc
Mechen, died OF scarleL fever. Thursday.
John Sands purchased the Mrs. Lemons
property, in Marvliun addition, at Nc
Mechen. Consideration, Sl5T5.
Mrs. Jos. Davis has recovered from an
attack OF grip.
The marriage OF WIN. Hall 70 Miss
Augusta Detemple will take place the 23d
inst.
Fred Geatean and Oscar Schad were in
81. Cloirsv.lle the past week
Oliver Peabody is now drumming for A
Z. Waits, ~ Central Ohio.
Mrs. VIM. Hitchcock who has been Wis
itiug her mother, Mrs. Dare, for some
weeks, returned TO her homo in Philadel-
phin yesterday.
Mrs. Amanda Morgan. has returned
home
The chairs for the new NJ. T.. Church
came yesterday. Services win be held in
church Suunay.
The Building Association will hold a
meeting Monday evening. Important bus.-
ness will be transacted
Tho sidewalks OF lower suburbs along
Tho county road have failed 10 be satislac-
tory.
Rev. Harry Wilson, "the blind minis
terri visited the public school Thursday
contribution was made up by the pupils.
o. G. Wilson viii spend Monday and
Tuesday with his parents, OF Woodlands
Prof l. McGlonn, of Martins Ferry,
visited the schools Wednesday.
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OLARIN6ToN,

CLARINGroN, o., January 6.-Miss Agnes
Snythe, OF Woodsheld. returned home
Thursday from a visit TO friends here.
Miss Jessie Dufield, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of friends here this week.
Miss Jessie Mckimmie is visiting rela.
tives here this week
Mr. A. Johns, who moved his family To
Alcgheny last summer, moved back last
Thursday.
Henry Habermehl. who has been confined
10 ms room for several weeks with rheu-
matism. is getting little better.
while Mrs. John Kampfer was render
ing lard Thursday, she had the press on
the table and Il pan on the floor To catch the
lerd, her little girl was running around and
teI INTO IT backwards, burning her leg from
tue nip down and the other leg from the
knee down. She is doing very well.
Drs. Fred Habermehl and II. NJ. Smith
performed an operation on boy named
"alkins, oposite town, taking a gravel
from him the size Of plum seed The bow
Is not quite six years old
School begins Monday after q vacation of
two weeks. The doctors have been busy
V"ccinatlng the children as according 10
law no child can 80 to school unless IL has
been VaccluateG
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ST. CLAIRsviLLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE. o., January G-Audi-
Tor Henderson, Deputy Auditor Fenton,
Recommendation and Treasurer-elect Kirk
were at Morristown Thursday night, at
tending meeting of X. OF =.
Prosecutor Weems has returned from
Caldwell
EG-Prosecutor Hollingsworth has open
ed a law oflco ia the Bccl1ell property.
j.. w. SeLlars OF Bellaire, was i'm town
Friday on business. He may purchase
property hero and open a Photographic
gallery.
Deputy Murphy has resigned FROM tho
Recorders ofiicc and Como 10 his former
home in hirkwood township
Mrs. George Brown entertained n fcH
OF her friends NJ her residence Tuesday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs Samuel Campbell enter
tulhed "a Few Of their friends at tea Tues
day evening.
Hon. l.. Dauford has rented tho jesse
Fratt pronerty AID will move into it in the
spring
Mrs. John Murray and children were
the guests OF MIR. and Mrs II. h. Bum
garner this week.
-, Mrs. >. w. Clark has been in Wheeling
TINS week, called by the illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Caroline Kies.
Inc second or our series Of lectures will
ne gwen uy Hon. John Dewitt Miller in
ine Court House hall, next Thursday even
iuZ.
p, 80 ia, '9N mo u4WdyS mas the best
armers Institute in the county. 1t will
DC neld this year on January Is and 10
NlrS. Hugh HAYES, who has been q guest
OF il. III. Wilkins family for two weeks
past has returned to her home ut Cam
Uriage.
Harry Stamp and Miss Ada Milton, OF
OuNct, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
W 4. Eeuton this week
jesse b. MaFce, an old citizen living
west or town, suffered q stroke Of paralysis
Monday.
SCHOOLS here win omen AGAIN Monday.
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PALATIHE


PALATIyg w. Va, January 6.-wu
sandy, oi West Grafton, was here this
week visiting friends.
l-Ia place, was ln Grafton this week on
business
il.s Jennie Thomas entertained a mum.
n.r OF hcr friends, o1 last Sunday night
They watched tuc old year out
Miss .a' -lc B1ughuer spent the HOLIDAYS
al oakland. visiting relatives.
-t... Cora Wilson IS able 90 be out again
af'rr tv1 weeks siege Of the grip
It.F. I4mu. I'm commenced "a protracted
meeting -n The ST. j.. Church, last Sunday
night
Bsv and Mrs Jones and a few OF their
friends watched Gle old year out and the
new ol. Iu.
Bert Leonard left FOR Camdon-on-Gau-
l'T iast Tuesday, To- work for Harry Sands.
tls ce-rIc.an.
Ha.rg .oIirosh is at Muucle, lad. Wis.
ItIlr Ir '.rfs and friends.
anna j. hop and Goufz, OF Graf
i.'. were tlIs week guests Of Miss Myrtle
Bertha Douglass returned this
wees from Hr irepIrt. o., where she had
De.u visiting IleIus
t..l.e all Cyrus B7yers returned
~ baltimore I4e7Ier. whore tley are at
Tending uetIea. lectures.
HHrfI8 Wells .5 visiting frience at
.r..V OBJ. week.
Clarence Douglass is this week visiting
ID iIt.sDlrs
.ftIf quito SICK az bis home in this
p.. lle vrp
49, 4.zcl.1n this week purchased
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PIEDMONr.

piedmont, w. Va, January Oh. *.
Owens returned TO Bclleview Medical Col
legc, EeW y ok, on Thursday
81. IT, Dyke returned TO Clifton Forge
w ednCsudE.
a. &. Scay was called to Webster Thurs.
DAY by the serious illness Of his mother
herman Rompf, Of Cumberland. spent
5eX -ral days here among friends this week.
Dr. D. ID. Graham has gone 10 baltimore
20 finish his course in medicine
FRED *. Peters, aged So years. d.cl sun
DAY al his home in Wcsternport, OF grip.
lie was buried Tuesday By the G.. \. X ia
PhllOr cemetery
MRS. Kate Graney rAunt Kate,. aged On
years, dieI lest Monday. Sue was buried
IGesday IN the Catholic cemetery.
Piedmont Council, 80. 10. Jr. .. L. a.
a., elected the following officers az their
last meeting: ID. a. Keu, +. O.; Ii. Mar
tn, Councillor; g. =. Sheets, V c.: f. w
Scaber, Il. y; L. 3. kerns, ~ r. SIS. ID.
Sheets, E. s; .. II. Bruce, Treasurer;
Al. NJ. Wolford, Con-. j. l. Lawrence, w. !;
w. NJ. Greenwoode, o. S; f., Il. Kool1eu,
i. >; w. III. Greenwoode, Trustee.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 8, Is. of p. elected
lnc following officers Monday evening: T.
Napier, =. g.; j = Sigler, Z. c.; j. II.
Baker, v. c. j. W. Forthman, Prelate: a.
l.. Wheeler. u. OF w. r.. - Clark. NJ 4. I.
c. Huth, Jr., X. OF K. aud S NJ. Jenkins.
vi. OF L. n. j. Clark, NJ. Of FIX: l.. His
land, O.. q. w. Cheshire, o. c.. j. w
Stanley Trustee
Mineral Castle No. !, a. O. X. OF NJ. c..
elected the following officers AT their last
meeting: r.. W. Paxton. p. G. T.. j.. Rowe.
G.; Z. IL. Johnson, Y. g.; w. l.. Hepburn,
First Lieutenant; W. J. Williams r.. s. /;
". .. Williams, J.. S; II. Clay Shaw.
treasurer; w. g. Turner, G.. Of s.; r. 3.
kcrus q. q. of s.; T. w. Stanley, 1. g. I;
u. l.. Lee, O. c.; II. NJ. Correli, Chan
lain; .. c. Bruce. Trustee
Lieut. James II. J.. ludoc and bride. Of
New York, are visiting her uncle Captain
James Little
Mr.. Herman Sche-e. OF KiuEwood, left
Tor home this morning
Jos: Laughliu, OF Window, was here
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Scsal Affairs, Happenings and. Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF the News
TAIKt1ONr.

FArRNoNT, w. VA, January &C. SprigS
Sands and wife. OF CIarksourg, were here
70 attend the Fleming reception.
Houston BrownEeid left Thursday for
the University, aGtcr spending tue holidays
hero.
MIR Ed Wilson, OF Parlrersburc, was
here several days on business this week.
Misses Florence Boreman ana Kate
dis, Of Parkcrs burg, arc the charming
guests Of Miss ~ yrtle Carroll.
J. Il. Sands is is Baltimore on business
this week
Miss Fannie p. Robinson pleasantly en-
tertained "a number OF friends Wednesday
evening ut the residence of MIR. and Mrs.
o. j. Sands, on Locust avenue. Tho
guests spent the time dancing 20 the music
OF Lyons orchestra and at cards.
Mr. Hupp Sands and sister, Miss Emily
entertained a number OF their friends last
evening at the residence OF their parents
on Main street. Dancing, cards ana choice
refreshments served TO pass q very pleas
ant evening.
Miss Cora Ridgcly left Thursday for
college at Roanoke, Va, after spending the
holidays with her parents here. She was
accompanied Cs far rs Cumberland by her
sister, Mrs. T. L. Bradenhaugh, who will
visit friends at that place for two weeks.
Miss Kate Redmond, who is the guest OF
her grandmother here, is i'll with the grip.
A number Of young people drove out 10
the residence Of Mr.. Nj. l.. Fleming Thurs
day evening and report n pleasant time at
games and other agnuscments.
MIR. Harry Shore and bride returned
Tuesday from Cumberland, Md. Mr..
Shore surprised his friends here by his
wedding, which took place at Cumberland
Decem Der 25th. The happy couple are re-
ceiving the congratulations OF numerous
friends.
II. G.. Stoetzer, of Wheeling was hero
yesterday en- route home from visit TO
Morgantown friends.
Hood Phillips is able to be out after
serious attack of typhoid fever.
The marriage is announced this week Of
Mr. Charles Cheuoweth and Miss Lille,
daughter of the late Judge Raymond. The
wedding occurred last June At Oakland,
Nd, and the young people managed TO keep
1t secret until few days ago.
Walter Bell Is visiting friends Of Cum
berland, Md, this week.
The will of the late =. G.. y esbitt was I'D
mitted 70 probate this week. 10 gives an
his property, real and personal, TO his wife,
and appoints her eXccutriG without bond.
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sTkuBKNYIELE.

STEuBESvILLE, o., January 6.-The
saloon business does not seem to be rs
prosperous as it used 10 be, for since the
last settlement OF the Dow tax twenty four
nave discontinued business in Steuben-
vile, seven in MiaRo, five in Toronto, and
Two Ia brilliant, making a grand total OF
thirty eight in the county.
n. II. Battin, ESQ, and wife, spent their
New ears in Wheeling as the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Mason
WIZ Beslop has severed mis- connection
as clerk OF the MOnougalia House. Pitts
burg, and will hereafter be landlord OF the
Hotel Wiley, on Sixth street. Pittsburg.
Col. II. 9. Sherrard has been re-
appointed aide on Gov. McKinley's staff
ana Will attend the nomination on Monday
Miss Virginia HaRan, of Pittsburg, is
the guest Of Miss Hettie Hagen ct her
nome, corner Fifth and Ross streets
Frank Thompson and wife are here from
Chicago, visiting Steubenville friends
Ihey paid visit to Wheeling friends the
first Of the week
Dr. q. w. Crumley and wife are home
from visit to Columbus friends.
Mrs. I'D. Seigfried has returned from &
pleasant visit to Wheeling.
Mrs. John II. Downs, Jr., OF Wheeling
Is the guest OF Senbenviile friends.
Harry Mertz and Harry Wallace have
re turned to their studies at Bethany
college.
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HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL. o., January 6.-Af,or ~.
week absence at Woodsaeld. o., and other
parts OF THIS county. Prot. w T. Svlscs 90
turned on Monday evening"
MISS Dcra Nesbit, Of SRrdis, o.. wa, the
S s,.s,s vi MISS Lib Noll the drst Of the
Miss Fannie Hofer entertained opi,a .
huhoer OF ner friends on TUESDAY evcnfpo
IN very charming manner.
Joun Laedr2ch, travelling auditor for thu
C,yIe.Ahd "ist and Drill Company, arriy-
ca ia town on Sunday morning and was
tne guest Tor several days OF MIR. and MIR.
Forty Neuensch wander.
Trotracted meeting wilt begin in tho
Ehglsh VI. =. Church on SUNDAY uornin,,
Gonu uS'e1 oy the pastor, Rev. Wilson.
froi. Williams and family returned 10
s1elr homo az MoundsYllle w. Va. ON
MONDAY evening after spending his vaca-
ton with relatives In town.
- CAR - NELL, Of Wheeling, spent last
SUNDAY in,town with his parents.
After long and lingering illness Mr..
Noll died at her homo on Tuesday Inorni, =
ana was Inferred in tho Emma Groveii
cemetery on Wednesday afternoon.
MISS Ida Fisher returned TO Scio college
on ucsday morning after two weeks
visit ~ her home here
Miss Lib Noll was the guest OF Nav
Marunsvillc friends Monday.
A young son made his appearance Ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Neuenschwander,s on
41"t 'uuuLy morning.
Charles Handenschield, OF McMechen
wa business caller in town Thursday.
"A. IL Hoefer returned home Monday
from Cleveland, o., where he had been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Phillips
wan Rist accompanied by Mrs. Josie
Brost and family arrived Friday evening
anu are the guests OF thor parents MIR.
and Mrs. Paul Rist.
MRS Lou fisher is at Wheeling the guest
or Mrs. Tom Funk.
Misses May and Ora Smith entertained
their friends on Friday evening.
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two lots In this place. aud viii move his
foundry and machine works from Fair
mont 10 this side OF tho river
Lindsay Wallace, an old Palatine boy,
but now OF Ohio. is visiting friends here.
Lloyd Sample, an employe OF the Indor.
Is able to be about after a three weeks
siege OF the grip.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

Poet-H ever catch tho com Dositoi
who ruined my last poem III be- TEN pied
20 murder him. You sec i wrote a
beautiful little gem about my prospec-
tive wife, aud iD 10 j referred 10 her as
go composite OF angels"
IrIeDd-W8l2
poet-Aud the thick-headod printer
got 10 "a composite OF angles. 3" - Boston
Courier
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
ConrrsssInnnI sn.aknr..

''Dah's gwine 10 be some pow'ful
sDeakln' I'm disher Congress" said a man
who was shocking oysters.
"'Docd dar is"
"hn er heap OF fno la'gho words"
"Nassondeed."
OATS de cu'rus part Of H."
what is?'
"De fact dat desc men not only larns
desc big words by h'aht, but dey has er
sep'rato meanin' fnr ebry one Oh dem. d
-ImCT team Industries.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

probably adopt the Wheeling and nfar,,,,.
rerry Pian, VIZ. give The men three davs
WORK each week. payable In orders ~ AZ
per Day Tor provisions which the commit.
.e1 - 70 furnish. The plan rill.be
ming. eve
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

When the nose is connected with the
positive and copper plate with the
negative pole Of a Palvanic element
then the copper of the nose dissolves
IN the galvanic bath and deposits
itself on the copper plate. In an hour
the nose is a pure hite.-Fliegende
Blaettcr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
NEW MAErLN.vILLr.

New NAUTINsvGLLE, W. VA, January G.
Miss Jessie Horn brook entertained "a
number OF her friends on Monday evening
At cards and otnc- games
Miss Dora Potts and brother have re
turned from weeks visit 10 friends at
Greensburg, Pa.
Nearly all of the holiday visitors have
returned home.
Miss Lucy Gallagher, OF St. Marys, was
the guest OF her charming cousin, Miss
Mabelle McComas. during the week.
Misses Marry and Lizzie Slender very
pleasantly entertained number Of their
young friends at their home, on Maple
avenue, Friday evening.
Miss Anna Louther has returned TO
school At Barboursviuc, o., after spending
the holidays with her parents here
County Clerk II. Il. Thompson is con
fined to his home.
Miss Lillian Eakin returned Tuesday
evening from very pleasant visit 10 her
friends Misses Emma and Edith Wilson,
Of Sistersville.
STORE. Bros. have again resumed drilling
Won c7THft e W. MEG. Hall farm
Dtown, Giler some weeks lost in pull
some old casing which had caved in on
+. B. Suodgrass and wife have returned
from a visit to relatives st Warrington.
a mum Der Of young men from this place
attended the bail given at C!ariugtOn on
New Years night, and report having had
Il fine time
Prof. w. d. Shields and daughter, Miss
Minnie, who speut the HOLIDAYS with
friends at Belmont Ohio, and At Wheeling,
have returned.
Miss Emma Coulter has returned from
visit among friends down the river.
Prof. Brent Shriver, James McGhee. and
sT. +. c. Ed. ID. Lsppert, members of the
Gtste Finance Committee Jr. .. L. a. NJ.
attended a meeting Of that body at Par
Rersburg, Saturday.
Miss sue BurliuVame has returned from
visit 10 friends and relatives at Mounds
Vile and Wheeling.
Miss Clara Padeu has returned TO Home
stead, after spending the holiday vacation
ut home
Miss Daisy Richardson has returned 10
Berea, o.. 10 scnoo.
Prof. Brent Sinner went 20 Wheeling
Thursday eyeuiu, q attend the public in
stallatiOn OF CMcsrs % Council - Junior
Order United American Mechanics.
The town council are considering a prom.
csitiOu from @ New York company 20 build
water works here. Let Us have them oy
al means.
Mr. Alex Lyons VINO has been seriously
III for some slime. l5 1nvalesCIug.
Miss Lyle McCorn is tue guest Of her
uncle, Ir John Tucker, Of the Island,
Nhce.iu-
Mrs John Murphy rs the guest OF her
fatner, ltr John iun. Tor o few days
Ray Farrell. ~ Martins Ferry, is hero
visiting County CIe-E III. j.. Thompson
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Iate OF an Anarohist.

Misiress-NOt going TO marry that
sweep, after oIl. Jane! Why, ] thought
that was "a settled?
Jane So be was. mum; but the fact
is saw him with a clean face for the
first time last night. and / cant marry
him. You've no idea how ugly be is
when he's washed mumw-CUciapOu
COMMERCIAL lazettc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

Teacher-ln what manner IL an sd.
jective employer
Pupil-it is used TO qualify . noun.
Teacher Give me an illustration.
Pupil Water is an adjective.
Teacher What?
Pup,l-It is used 20 qualify whisky -
Boston IrrukcyIDf
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-04-11

Freezing temperature in Northern
Texas is believed to have killed all
kinds of fruits and vegetables, all of
which were well advanced
Oliver Jackson, colored. one of the
Grant murderers, on his way to Mont
gomery, Ala, was taken by dozen
masked men from two deputies and
shot to death.
In Denver, Col, James Sharran, a
well-known gambler, was found dead
in an unused store. He had apparent
" been dead a week. Alcoholism
caused his death.
DIR. Pierce of Salesville, No., was
enticed into the country and seized by
five masked men, who robbed him,
left him tied and broke into his roomA
They secured watch and S110.
Acting Secretary of War Doe has
formally decided that a deserter's re-
lease is in no sense a discharge from
the army, nor does it in any way re-
move the charge of deserEcp,
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MISSOURI CROP PROSPECTS.
Fruit Is Generally Killed. Wheat and
Oats Very Much Damaged.


COLUMBIA. Mo-, April 7.-Secretary
J. Il. Rippey, of the Missouri state
board of agriculture, says in his re-
port 10 the board:
Crop reports received at this Office
April l were prepared just prior to
and during the severe and almost un-
precedented freeze of the latter part
of March. To that date most satisfac-
tory conditions existed.
Wheat was estimated at % per
cent of crop ana only per
cent would probably be plowed up
Later reports say that wheat
was injured by freezing to the ex-
tent of - per cent. None or very
little was killed. but the
young vigorous growth was frozen
to the gronnd and the plant is thought
to be materially injured. AS to the
oats. the condition of the ground for
seeding was excellent and the acreage
compared with 1893 had increased 4
per cent
Prior to the freeze it was csti-
mated that - per cent of the apple
buds were alive. Il per cent of the
peach buds. 81 per cent of the straw
berries and - per cent of small fruit.
all of which is now changed. Small
fruit. Strawberries. peaches and early
apples have been ruined and the late
apples were barely saved"