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HIGHLAND BEACH.

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Hook Peninsula. fntst surf bathing '.. - 49,
mnx from the Same bahhouse. al ar -
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restaurant. daNs oufiuE. '"' -.
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ali ran VIA e 4 v Of g J fr''l ,,. ,,iies Sals
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Jnstruriion.

For Young Ladies.-Country.
S Is H PsDs: for any
'ese fFcsi1' chb fE' a asp Miss E Principals
CtAscA AMP HONE M GcEn For s , aoy yssf
TERMS '''V Miss SARAH v H. BUTLER Principal
NEw,MIfFoRD, LITcHrI5ELDD, CO %. CONN
MISS DANAs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. s.-...,.- 90
vi Morrsrown. NewJersey reopens septemDer .c ~
aS1"nfases n Music and Art ceTc admits to Smith
Wellesley baltimore College for Women
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per year.
or AG, IS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ALBANY. n; y
- Under 7he direction ot Bishop Doane. Choice OF FOUR
Of study for graduation Special studies may be
''''"' '''' ''''''"' MISS F. W. BOYD. rrln
< TMMER SCHOOL. YOUNGSTOWN. n. st Hnaas
school yeaT begins sep,emfcr "a Terms $500 Circulars
TEMPLE GROVE SEMINARY. Saratoga Springs N. Y:
.aen. pd DowD Ph yG9"S
THE BAQUET INSTITUTE. SHORT HILLS. y. J.
L French. German and English school OF the highest
0'1e' Tor S' HARR ii 'f sTUART BAQtET Principal
For Both Sexes.-Country.
= HAPPAoUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE. chsDps%g aqua
care Of Friends.
LRIENps SCHOOL FOR noTr SEXES Pounded Dc, an in
nominations Thorough work in English Science Classics
MUSIC "' AUGrsTiNE JONES. LIB. Providence. r. l.
TJ)ME CARE and Instruction FOR young boys and girls
summer Mrs. y. y. SELLEG. Nevburg n \.
MATURE STUDY WITH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES July and
~ August daily home lessons. Address F. 4. s..
Benham-s. Penn Yam y. Y. ~ Prof +. T. Shultz
Miscellaneous.
- END .IIE BOYS TO Et'RcPE.-Engsh clergyman
- 90 pastor large church York Will take
charge. for moderate compensation ~ youth or
brothers European trip. References. PASTOR Box
II Ofce
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For Both Sexes.-Country.
lrstrnttion tnante0.

(, ERvrCES Of capable male instructor wanted tor wv
- months exchange for board IN mountains 10 Civ
two hours a day backward young Common Eng
lsh and bookkeepng Highest references neces
sary X H.. Tribune once.
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rCHE MIssEs ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
sSih and s0th Streets New ror
For Both Sere-.-City.

-, WEST 7isr-sT. SEW YORK CITY
vi MISS FAKWEiLS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
SprD. atty School
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.



Cape C.nnycral Light Station.
Notice hereby given hat On or 9'ont Iuy - iso'.
torler light at Cap 'anavera light ~, t'n SEA
rerosaiisci in Inc recently regretted at point
degrees 2, minutes wcsr. WAS. magnetic. from ia
former position ana me i@p' +g I Irmy ana re-
erection Will De discontinued The characi"ri c 81 me
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ilght NAV clear weather. the obj rrvers eye
il fec, above the sel ~ miles 49,. Non, ri. ,o.o,
from chart No. iGl Of the United states Coast and
Is degrees minutes 81 seconds. longitude west 10
degrees g minute 60 src'9 caoc tower oorcd with
Alternate white and black horizontal band beginning
nnynry Kccprr's dwelling stands In - the tower
'wo d~s1fs s notice 1l@r s s e an in ls men Of
Recent Changes in Aids to Nnygaton" D.. IDEAL.
at costs ,o g%s' gt s NS 1S .,t 1"a
1 ny order Of the Lighthouse nqs sHai,s GREER
., p R "a fs.s q = i. : NAVY Chairman.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer 1ydian Monarch .GD Mor'7n. sailed from
Steamer R,nc Cl,r, Paddock snied' from Liverpool
'' Steamer HSaiie Primo do Haskeh sailed from v
epool for Now York June 70 49,. . ..,., ,,o.,
steamer MohicHn cIir Cook. from Ne~rorh June H.
steamer Calico G,r Wilton soIen from Hull for
steamer. brooklyn cry G,D. watkins smiled from
York June %
Steamer Freshncld tir) smiled from kIennTth for New
York June 30
Steamer Wacslnnd Giclg). Bence. "a ~ York for Ant
wcrp passed the Lizard June 80
Steamer pnrmsiadt ODer). 1humann from bremen June
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% via ChrfstinnRnnd etc for Settln arrived Swine
mundr Juno p
Steamer Vene'ia uier) RasseVa for New YORK
sailed from Cnristiansand June 30
Steamer Endeavour lTl ThompsOI from New York
June H. North sydney. H. FOR Genoa. arrived at
Santander June IS
steamer Letlinbro 40, Di Marco aiied from Palermo
for New-York June ~
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For Bow and Young Men.-Country.

pIRONDACkS.-CA CAMP CEDAR SUMMER SCHOOL.
"A Ten boys under IL years OF ag-. study optional
June p to September 7. For circulars address
r. ID. MDNTANIE Trenton. " j.
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Now ready New Edition.
\ PA.rRrCrAN SINGER CLOmbra'O.
From me French OF GENNEvRAYE. by r. NJ sHER'
MAN. illustrated l2no. cloth. si25. paper :" cents
. romantic story which has for It's plot the singu-
lar native of a womau's jealousy Of her own voice
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IAHAAN ACADEMY Canaan I.ichncld Co. Conn
u Home Tor - BOYS -Four Resident Masters. Careful
ur.rnr,on for college or business Individual training
-Four vacancies Tor next year. Address The Rector.
NOR HOYS recurring select and careful training
oner Instruction. board and expert management Adj
dress terms Family The Pavilion Nyack " Y.
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- cHOoi. or The SISTERS OF THE CHURCH.
- Fouudr. by Airs Svlyanu- Reed. 1864 eop'
oct l. Address Sist-r-ln- Charge. o and ) + oSi-sc
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TUESDAY. july 3.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
moUNDsVILLE.

The CITY Council has refused to pay the
amount awarded 10 Il. B. Sheppard Tor the
piece of his lot condemned 10 be taken for
street purposes and the case will be tried
before jury in the Circuit Court. The
amount allowed by the Commissioners was
$1,000.
J. w. Burchinal is in Piitsburg on bust
ness concted with the Electric street rail-
way between this place and Benwood.
Deputy Sheriff McCombs, who had his
ankle sprained by alighting from moving
train at the depot Thursday morning. is no
better. His ankle is badly swollen and will
be quite painful for quite awhile.
George II. Jones left Friday afternoon
for Baltimore, where be will remain In the
future. He is one of the principal owners
in the Maryland Broom Company, which
has q large contract In one OF the indus
trial schools at that place
James A. Sigatoose, OF the NJ. NJ. IL NJ.
Co., is spending his vacation az GAINESVILLE.
He will return the latter part OF the week.
Dewitt Stewart, who is attending medi-
cal college at Baltimore, is down with
typhoid fever. His mother went 10 see
him.
Mrs. Minnie White has returned to her
home in Washington, after pleasant Visit
10 her sister, Mrs Carver.
The city is building retaining was In
front of II. W. TnOmpson's property, on
TomlnsOn avenue. The work necessitat-
ed taking down some OF the large shade
trees In front of his residence.
Gov. Mckinley is expected through mere
Tuesday, and although ne will not stop on
10 see tue faithful, he Is expected 10 deliver
a short talk from the rear end OF his special
car
HIT. Haney, OF Weston, was here We'd
nesuay aud took win him 10 the asylum
Henry Dickey, of Cameron District, who
was adjudged insane and has been confined
ia the county Jail waiting place Tor MIN
in the hospital.
Rev. j. Birmingham, of Wheeling, will
oficiate at Trinity p. 4. Church, both
morning and evening, to-day. The regular
rector, 3. NJ. Spur, will take Mr.. Brit
ingham's place al ST. Luke's Church.
Mrs. :. w. BoOher entertained the Ep-
worth League at her residence on Tenth
street, Thursday evening. The evening
was pleasantly passed in innocent amuse-
ments. Refreshments were served al a
seasouable hour.
Wilson DAYS Devils Web Co, will open
a three nights engagement at the Opera
House tomorrow night. They will pro-
duCe q different attraction on each night OF
their stay, and promise good entertain
menC Inc urSL nlBuJ Jney VIII ptOuuCo
Devils Web, one OF the Observation-Disclosures,
which insures them good audience Ior the
start Off
Miss Birdie Hall, who is in Baltimore
finishing her course in music, has been
very sick for the past few days. The
family was telegraphed for but before
starting received message stating that
she was much better
viii McCaskey, has returned to his home
in Pittsourg, after pleasant soiourn IN
this city.
Messrs. J. NJ. Fitzsimmons, of Viola, and
John A Burley, Of Cameron, have both
been commissioned a Notary Public, by
Governor MacCorkle.
The boy Tramp" will hold the boards
at the opera house next Friday night.
5. G. Shaw is hunting bear in the wilds
of Tucker county. He iseXpected home
this week loaded down with game.
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was decided to call it the West Virginia
Club. Rooms have been leased in the
Boreman building on the corner OF Juiiana
and Fourth streets. They will be fitted
up very conveniently and srtistically, max
ing q handsome homo for the club.
Mrs. w. H. Cooper chaper0ned q gay
party of young ladies and gentlemen this
week to Cooper's Mills, near Cairo. where
they will remain several DAYS. Those who
composed the party were: Daisy, Nlr-
GINA Stewart, May Cooper, VIM. Cooper,
Chas Cooper, Eugene and Walter Barren
ner and Mrs. ". II. Cooper.
The Misses Shrewsbury entertained q
number OF young ladies and gentlemen
very informally Thursday evening for her
visitors, the Misses Fitzgerald. The
evening was devoted 70 music and dancing.
Those present were: The Misses Fltzger-
aid, Miss Carrie L0OmiS, Miss Rose, Mrs.
j. W. Roberts, Clinton Lockwood, j. Gale
Ebert, George Pillsbury and Mr.. Raines.
Miss Margaret Paden left Saturday Tor
Chicago % visit friends.
Judge Harvey. Of huntington was in our
city Friday.
j. w. Vsndsrvort is home from Tennes-
see.
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Tuesday evening was grand success. A
number were present from the surrounding
cities.
mother here. =,
Hon. John o. Pendleton will be here
Tuesday evening.
Carter Mechenls making stump speeches
through Union district.
A quiet wedding occurred IN Benwood,
Wednesday evening. The happy couple
were Miss Bessie Lloyd and Mr.. w. y.
Wilson, both of this city. They will 60 TO
housekeeping in McMechen.
Mrs. J. McCrumb, of Leatherwood, Is
spending a few days with her daughter.
Mrs. j. White, from Wheeling, was the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. j. Burns.
Mack Mcconnell, from Braddock, has
moved his family 10 this city.
Miss Ella Murrey is home from Sisters
vile on visit.
James Higgins is able to be out again.
Fred Gets will build business house in
McMechen.
Miss Laura Dare, teacher of Boggs' Run
school, is i'll at her home on Main street.
A party of young folks will go chestnut
hunting one day this week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
PROCTOR.

PROCTOR, W. VA, October 2O.-Miss
Belle Cox, Of Mouudsville, is visiting her
parents this week.
MIR. John Stackhouse, who has been i'll
for several days, is able to resume his
work again.
Miss Minnie May, of Powhatan, will
commence her school here Monday.
DR.. aud Mrs. +. Y. Cox, Mrs. Walter
Moore and son, Ross, were shopping In
Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Birdie BradeR, OF Parkersburg,
IS pisiting the Misses Moore this week.
Preaching at Disciples Church October
q, morning and evening by Rev. Dodd, Of
East Palestine, ..
Mr.. Moore 4 Son moved into their new
store the first of the week.
Miss Ella Parsons, of Pioneer, was call.
ing on friends Friday.
MIR and Mrs. J. A. Dolph and son visit
ed relatives in Powhattan the first part OF
the week.
Miss Ruth Litmau, Of Hamilton, is visit
ing her ster, Mrs. Thomas Suter.
An iufant daughter Of Mrs. Rose HUI
man died Tuesday Of WhoOping cough.
Miss Retta Cooney, of Elm Grove, spent
a few days with her friend Miss Clara
Hun this week.
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CITATION.

GRAFTON. VI VA, October 2O.-The
General Association for West Virginia of
the Baptist jCth lrch commenced here on
electing ReE. Nv. h. Adams president,
Rev. A. G. Lodug secretary, and Rev. w
r. Adkinsbn freasurer. From the very
start II hasI beh largely attended and great
interest il mlnifested 10 the work. The
Association i9composed Of able, represent
alive Chr1stih men and women from all
over the btab.
They Gavj received royal welcome at
the hanGs d our people. We are glad 70
have slch \ class Of people with US, ana
feel thet OR city will DO better by their
presence. iThe association adjourned at
30 this afternoon
Mrs. Jdhn Kimmel and children, OF
Keyser, are visiting relatives in cur city
this weef.
Rev. Ia. Barnes is in Buckhannon this
week attending the celebration OF the Law
ing of the corner stone for the new NJ. +.
Church.
There are l25 men at work laying the
pipe Ii be for the water works. IL will not
be lonk until Grafton will have plenty Of
good pure water.
MRS. Clara Hendrickson returned home
this week. She mas been visiting friends
for me past simmer in Nebraska.
Rev Ash, OF the NJ. +. church, has been
In Wheeling for the past week.
The brick work on the !arge Odd Fell
lows Temple and Parsons Block is al
most completed. They are immense four
story buildings.
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NEw MARIINsvILLE.

New MARTINsviLLE, w Va, October 20
u. n. Arnett was in town Monday on le-
gal business.
Levi Tucker has been confined 10 his
room this week OF sickness.
Geo. =. Umstead, of Pittsburg, is visit
ing his father, Judge Umstead, to-day He
will remain over Sunday.
81 W. Stewart. of Sistersville, is in town.
NIrN G.. 3. Woodcock is visiting her
father. William Stewart OF Stewards
landing.
DIR. r. NJ. Bonar and wife, OF Hebron,
Ohio, are the guests Of DR.. Z, p. Lowther
Harry McEldowney, Circuit Court stem
oErapher, returned from Richie U. b. FRI
day.
Arch Rice, of Sistsrsville, was in town
q. ii. Umstead. W. S. Wiley E. B.
Snodgrass, 5. B. Hall and ]. w McInrire,
attorneys, are at Wheeling to-day on legal
Hon. Sell. Wells, Of Tyler county, was
in town Friday.
Mrs. b. A. Price and son Stephen are
here on an extended visit 10 g. ID, Eazear
and other relatives on the South Side.
Hon. John A. Hoge, Of Burton, was in
town Yesterday.
w. II. Parker, a former citizen Of this
town, but now Of Richie county, was here
Tuesday.
Alvy Fisher and Fred Bare, Of Hanni-
bal, Ohio, were in toWb Monday.
Workmen were engaged this week IN put
ting I'D the telephone wires in our city.
The central office will be in one Of G. w.
Barracks business rooms on Main street.
Rev. J. +. Suodgrass, OF Doddrldge
county, was visiting his brother, !. ID.
Snodgrass, on the South Side, the first Of
this week.
A disgraceful frea fight took place sun
dav evening on the South Side between
two well known ladies Of that little town.
Mrs John Ober OF Main street mas par
TALLY recovered from an attack OF rheuma-
tism.
VT. Sideu, county superintendent OF
schools, spent "a few days in the country
this week.
George B. Woodcock and James McCas-
KEY attended the Doveuer meeting at Ma
rlOu Thursday.
j. l.. Steel, of Logan county, spent this
w0sk in town as the guest OF 3. f. Stew
art.
NJ L. Hill, Of Littleton, was here Mon
day and Tuesday.
Three or four plumbers have been busy
for two weeks putting gaf 10 the houses OF
our town. A majority Of our ciuzsna are
taking IL
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ST. ULAIRsYILLE.

ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, o., October 2O.-Mrs.
cambridge, of Toledo, has returned home,
after few weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. Louisa Thompson
The town of Maynard four miles north
of here on the c., l.. & w., is suffering an
epidemic of typhoid fever. There were
four deaths last week.
Rev. d. w. Chandler, OF the Nj. b.
Church, rendered an informal reception TO
TO the members Of his congregation at the
parsonage, last evening.
The following marriage Licenses were
issued this week; Charles w. Finch and
Lizzie NJ. Griffith: Chris. o. Kelly and
Iona e. Gregg; Wilson Tarr and Dora
Pallet; Clinton Allen aud Matte Nilsson;
Samuel Henderson, and Minnie Nj. Per-
kius; Samuel f. Farley aud Kate l..
Blainey; VIM. r. Powell and Alta Hinton.
One marked Don't Publish
Yesterday Mrs. Dora Evans, indicted
for selling LIQUOR in a local option town
ship. was arraigned, plead guilty on four
charges, and was fined $50 and one day on
each charge. A mau by the name OF Morgan,
charged of being an assistant OF mrs.
Evans, plead not guilty, aud will stand
trial. The prisoners recently indicted Will
be arraigned soon.
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oLAKINGTON, o.

CLAR1xGToN, o., October 20.-Rev. Ice
of Iuka, w. Va, was in town Tuesday.
The commissioners of Marshal county,
". Va, were here Tuesday 10 see ABOUT
the ferry. Thomas Cain has made appllca-
ton TO run ferry and they came down 10
investigate. The probability is that Mr..
Cain will be granted license.
Samuel Wilson aud family will leave TINS
week for Iowa, where they expect TO
locate.
Misses Rebecca and Lucy Thompson,
who have been on a visit TO relatives here
for few weeks, left Tuesday to VISIT
relativee at Evansville, Ind.
Misses Clara and Emma Hahermehl ar
ranged a surprise party for their mother
last Wednesday evening, in honor OF her
fifCieth birthday. The girls arranged II so
as to have no one at home in the evening
cut their mother. The guests assembled
at Mrs. Holgate's, and about o'clock All
went up together, rang the door bell, and
when Mrs. habermehl came to the door
she was the most surprised person we
ever saw. About II O'Clock refreshments
were served, after which the gueots began
to take their departure.
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searched it has been identified as the one
taken from NJ, Sheets's residence.
Elijah Linn, of this place, has been
granted a pension of $l2 month, with
back pay amounting 10 1852
Mrs. VIM. Howells has arrived home
from Cambridgeboro Springs, Pa, where
she has been for her health.
Rev. DR.. A. b. Riker, Of Wheeling, will
lead the Y. Nj. c. A. meeting this alter
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson are spend
ing the day at Smithfield.
The Maennerchor Singing Society Will
give their grand opening ball at thel: hall
tomorrow night. -
Miss Lizzie Kuckuck has left for Ale
gheny, where she will remain Tor some
time.
Health Officer Lindemuth received a
code of laws from Secretary Pronst, OF the
State Board Of Health, in regard TO parents
allowing their children 10 run about the
streets and mingle with other children
when one OF the family is afflicted with
contagious disease The time required by
the law before they shall be permitted TO
90 out is: Diphtneria, IA days; scarlet
fever, 10 days, and typhus fever, Il days.
VIM. Taylor, Of TilJonville, was IN town
John Ring. of Patton's Station, and
John Farr, of Deep Run, were in town on
business. 49,
WIN. Joy has returned home from Mid
dletown. Ind, where ne has been Tor
couple of weeks on business.
Fred Hall is spending the day at Wells
burg.
George King has returned home from
pleasant visit at Clinton, W. Va.
Harry b. White, Of the Anti.Saloon
League Society Of Cleveland, will speak
az this place Monday and Tuesday nights.
Smoke Bashar's Standard and Havana
Seed Stogies. Fourth Street, Martins
R.rru
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SAItOIS.

SARDIs. O., October 20.-Mrs. VIII
Paden. Of Parkersburg, is visiting friends
and relatives in town.
Mrs. Ouint Irwin. Of New Matsmoras,
was the guest OF Miss Laurella Nesoitt
this week.
Miss. Eva Nesbitt, Of Sistersville, was
charming visitor 10 our town last sun
day. ,,-.,.-,,,.
Monday.
Miss Kate Davis, of Sister sville, was the
guest of May Hartmann on, Mound street,
last Sunday.
r. NJ. Grand was at Marietta this week
on business.
Mrs. Stephens, wife of Jrmes Stephens,
of Paden's Taley, died Monday morning
et : O'Clock. She had been sick for about
eight mouths. She. was Of kind and
Generous disposition and will be greatly
missed by all who knew her. The relatives
and friends of Mrs. Stephens have the
sympathy Of all, in this, their hour OF trou'
ME
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MANNINGTON.

MANNINGToN, w. VA, October 90 Miss
Minnie Lott of Philadelphia, Pa, was the
guest of Miss Jessie Blackshen several
days last week.
Mrs. Lily Silcott, wife of Mr.. Jesse Sill
colt, died Wednesday of fever, aged about
% years, Her remains were taken 10 Fair
view, the home of her parents, Thursday
for interment.
Mr.. Felix Hawkins died Wednesday
after a short illness, aged about 81. He
was prominent member in the Il. .. L.
Nj. and Jr .. u. A. Nj. Both lodges at
tended tue funeral 10 body. He leaves
wife and several small children.
The walls of the new brick school build
ing are being pushed forward during the
good weather. The contractors have a
large force of bricklayers and masOns al
work on il this week.
AS the B. II .. trackmen were going to
their WORK one morning this week on a
hand car, the car jumped the track and
threw the men of Lum Wilson sustained
a broken arm and badly lacerated nose,
and Geo. Schrader was severely bruised,
the other men were not injured beyond a
Howard r. Furbea is building new
residence.
Miss Fannie J. Prichard was in Pitts
burg Friday and Saturday.
Willis Davis, who formerly clerked for
Crawford Bros. 4 Co. at FairmOnt has &C
cepted position in j. 7. koan's dry goods
store.
Ramer Kendall, of Dents Run, left Fri
day TO accept position in the Circuit
Clerks office. at Fairmont.
Mrs Capt w. B. Sine is visiting friends
in Dent county, Missouri.
Miss Bessie Koen has returned from sew
eral weeks visiting at Beverly, o.
The public schools opened ~ ouday with
a fair attendance. The faculty consists Of
Prof John II. Brooks, principal; w. ).
McDanielS and Misses Dora Arnett, Alice
Atha, Ida Higley and Miss Mockler, assist
ants; Miss Louise Atha will have charge
OF the training school.