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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-26
INTO tn HEART or CHlCAO.

The train service Of the G. II N
ID. r. r. between Cincinnati and
Chicago is without doubt the finest
on eartn.
Carrying two p tterns of Pull
man sleeping Car, on the new
Sta'eroom sltpiI G ar, with every
convenience FIR families, each
room b 'ing equipped with wash
rooms and to let cessories, the
other being the open Standard
Sleeping Car. n, twithstandinp
the acknowledge erority of
these cars, e rate remains the
same $500 for a double berth i'm
either.
On day tr Tins tie service offered
to the pubic is perfection itelf,
luxurious Pfrur Cars. models OF
modern convenience and luxury
while on the Dining Cars, meals
are served on the European plan
from a menu unsurpassed.
All trains over this popular road
land passengers "into the heart Of
Chicago" at Polk and Dearborn
streets, but Il few steps to all the
leading hotels and business houses
in the city.
Insist that yo,r tickets read via.
the G. Fl. d d. R.R to Chicago and
enjoy the pleasure of travelling ON
the fines equipped train in Amer
lea.
/, For tickets and full information.
apply to
D. G. Edwards,
g. p. A. c. H. & ID. R,R.
Cincinnati, O.
OF W. A. Virgins,
S.t.f.C. Il. & d. RR.
/ Chattanooga Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-26
Two Ring Circus.

Museum, Menagerie. Royal Roman
Hippodrome and Realistic
Wild West.
Magnificent Free Street Parade
daily at 10 a. m. Gorgeous Dens of
Wild Beasts. 5000 Steam Piano.
The monster War Elephant, "Jupi.
ter" The Tiny Baby Elephant,
"Ding Dong" 8 feet hight.
Grand Free Exhibition, q terrific
dive by a brave fireman from our
aerial fire truck 125 feet in height
Two Performances Daily at 2 and
s p. m.
Price Of Admission ~ Usual.
Children Half Price.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
RAVENS WOOD.

RAvENswooD, January I3.-David Nc.
1ntosh, half brother OF Hon. John A. Nc
!ntosh, ana Miss Bessie Heaton went 10
jackson c. IL. Wednesday and were mar.
REQ oy Rev. Swtmme At the parsonage OF
the NJ. T.. Church South. They returned
TO their home here Thursday morning anc
Were rendered handsome reception on
tnat evening at the nome of Hon John A
Mcintosh.
Mrs. L. II. Finn, of Spencer. w. Va.
came In Thursday 10 spenu a couple Of days
with her mother. Mrs. a. T.. Taylor
Mrs =. l.. Brown gave an elegant din
ger party To ten OF her lady friends ia her
spacious home near town on Friday.
Or. Frame, of ParSers burg. spent Tues
day here, called as consulting physician in
attendance on Mrs. Anna II. Brown and
Mrs. Ezbai Wells.
Mrs. Judge X. f. Fleming will leave
next wednesday for Farmont to attend
the wedding of her niece Miss Gypsv
Fleming, who is 70 be married on Thurs.
day the 18th 10 Mr.. Ward, of Charleston.
Mr.. Jake Kampher has been very III for
week with arterial rheumatism.
Measles have made their appearance in
TIE person Of Miss Jeanette Ketzebue.
uaughtsr Of G.. w. Ketzebue
Little Harriet Smith, youngest child OF
r.: Z. Smith, has been quite III for a week
with lung fever.
Mrs. j. 5. Muncey and sister, Miss Tay-
Tor, gave an elegant tea Thursday evening
TO number of lady friends and another
one Friday evening
A number OF applications have been, and
sun more will be, made To the new "wet''
Council for license TO open saloons here.
Last Friday night permit was granted
Russ Cheney 10 ask the County Court for
license, but the said Court refuses to grant
license TO any except Emrick until after
the first of May. The Council, at its meet
Ing, Friday night fixed the corporation
license fee at $500.
Judge Fleming is in Charleston in charge
Of several cases before the Supreme Court.
The week Of prayer is being observed In
the NJ. K. aud Presbyterian churches.
M. q. Mckay is in Huntington this week
irving TO start Congressional campaign
for Judge McCluer
Misses Maggie Tumlin and Lola Van
Gorden, Of New Cumberland, are visiting
the formers parents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
TILTONvILLE.

Tito NvILLE, o., January 13-Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. RoOinso spent Thursday in
Martins Ferry with their son, ;. G. Rob
tnson.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Darrah and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tiiton were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Taylor on Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Stewart, who has spent
the last year in Plttsburg, was married at
that place Tuesday and is now visiting at
home for "a short time prior 10 going TO
housekeeping 10 Allegheny.
A private party was held Friday night
in Wilson's new hall. About thirty couples
were present
Miss Maude Medill spent Thursday with
her friend, Miss Cora Wheeler, Of the
Island
James West visited az his old home In
Martins Ferry the last OF the week.
James Hodgens, OF Portland, was in
town Monday on business.
Mr. Bennington, Of New Alexandria
preached 70 the Methodist congregation
Sabbath evening.
Samuel Houston, County Surveyor OF
Jefferson county, was down from Steuben-
vile Friday on business concerning the
pike.
Miss Grace Fiuneu. OF Wheeling. has
returned home, after pleasant visit with
relatives.
Misses Annie and Mamie Mccain. Of
Rush Run, called on their aunt, Mrs.
SchaeTcr, Friday evening
Chas AIKEN and Thos Moore are a. home.
sfter having several good trips on the
river.
Thursday.
Mrs Schaefer Lyn is improving, after a
very severe Illness.
John Mccain, Of near New Cumber-
land, is negotiating FOR a site 40 this place
o. which " Dl-d planning mill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
HANNIBALA

HANNIBAL, o., January 13-Mrs. Lucy
Dye OF near Antioch, o., IS the guest this
week OF her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Cline.
Miss Mint fisher. who has been i'll for
some time, is cOnvRlescing.
W. b. O'Neill was at Wcodsfield, o.,
this week on business
Mrs. Bentz and niece, Miss Gundling, OF
Wheeling. were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Rist, several days this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Tent Richards and daugh.
ter, OF New Matamoras, o., are guests OF
relatives in tswn.
h. b. fisher, OF Moundsville, w. Va,
was on our streets this week.
On last sunday afternoon at the regular
session of the English NJ. t. Sunday
School, the Superintendent, Mr. w. q
O'Nclll, was presented with a fine gold
headed cane. 1t was gift from the school
and presented by Rev. G. NJ. Wilson.
Sheriff Keyser, OF Woodsfld, o., was In
twon Wednesday on important business.
MRS. Louise fisher returned home on
tho Ben Hur Friday from Wheeling. where
she had been for two weeks the guest OF
Mrs. Tom Funk, OF the Island.
j. G.. Muhleman has been confined to his
room the past week with the grip
Mr.. Kuhn, an aged and highly respected
citizen, Of this place, died on Friday after
noon after an Illness of several months
The interment will take place on Sunday
afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
PAHKEKsBURa.

PAEKrRsHr rig, January 13 Mrs. Mary
Y. Blackford aud daughter. Miss Juliette.
have returned home, after an extended
visit q Texas.
Mrs. J. J.. Bright. OF Columbus Ohio,
who has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs
W. n Miller, has returned home.
The hop 20 be given by the Junior Whist
Club at Progress Hall January rs prom
ises 70 be the event Of the social season.
The invitations issued are very unique
The marriage OF Mr. James ". Hearn. Of
Marietta. and Miss Hannah 81 Kennedy
was celebrated az ST. Xavier's Church
"Wednesday afternoon a reception was
rendered the happy pair by the brides
parents.
Mrs. w p. Paden entertained the Nor
ried Ladies Whist Club Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Lane Of Ports
mouth, Ohio are the guests OF friends in
Mrs. G. W. LOOMS. OF Marietta. is Wis
ting Mrs. Sands 90 Upper JuIianna street
GrSral ana Mrs. j. ID. SpII'msn have
left 90 join Senator Camden aud wife, and
viii spend the winter iu Florida
M.sses List. Of Wheeling. who have been
the guests " Mrs. II. g.. Jackson, havo re-
turned home
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
AlANNINGTON.

WASHINGTON, w. VA, January 13.-The
burning of Robinson's planning mill on
thursday night throws twelve men out OF
employment, as well as Gripping one OF
the most prominent industries in Marion
county. An unfortunate feature OF the
fire was the absence from home of MIR
and Mrs. Robinson, who were attending
Court in Parkersburg. Frank E'urbee
VINO was so seriously injured while assist
ing the tiremen is suffering from bodily
contusions as well as a broken leg. The
mill property was insured, but in the ab-
sence OF the owner the amount Of insur-
ance cannot be ascertaned, nor in what
companies it was insured
The oil well being drilled by Mcssrs
Prlchurd and Hall, which marks the ex-
IRENE western limit OF the field, came in
with heavy showing of oil. The Gordon
sand was just tapped when the oil went
high Into the derrick. In the absence OF
an oil saver, considerable oil was lost
Tanks are being rapidly built, when the
well will be drilled in. This strike gives
fresh impetus to the business, and the air
is full OF talk OF new prospecting aud drill
Ing. This determines 10 very
great extent the continued drill
ing Of several wells, which
had stopped, awaiting the result OF this
well.
Mrs. Sarah Gould, relict OF the late AL
bert Gould. living near Warrington, died
on Wednesday morning, this week, from a
second stroke OF paralysis.
a madOlin, banjo, guitar, violin, Either,
cornet, base viol, flute. fife, piccola and
hageOlet club OF young ladies and gentle
men has just been organized In Warrington
for home and social amusement knowing
the talent Of the young artists 50 well we
DespeaK for them lots OF good times. Prac-
ticing for the present will be confined TO
the four walls OF the leading cOnspirator
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
NEW MARTINsvILLE.

NEW MARTGNsvILLE, W. VA, January
l3-Ata meeting OF the Executive Com
mittee OF the Young Peoples Social Chris
tan Endeavor OF this place, Mrs. Brent
Shriver was elected Superintendent and
Miss Sadie Bucher Assistant Superintend-
ent OF Junior League 10 be organized snd
all parents are requested TO send their
children TO the M T.. church at 1870 this
sunday afternoon, for the purpose OF or
ganizing junior League.
Miss Ida Barr left Thursday for visit to
her parents at Hannibal, Ohio
capt. Bob McEldowney was at Sisters
vile, Thursday, on business
Miss Edith Stephens, of Paden's Valley.
was the guest or her cousin. Miss Blanche
Paden, this week.
Miss Jessie McEldowney returned Mon
day evening, from "a weeks visit TO rela-
tlves and friends at Mannington
Henry hoontz, the Ohio River railroad
station agent here, accompanied bv his
family. is visiting friends in Wheeling.
Miss Lillian Ecltin returned to WASHING
ton, Pa, to school on Monday after spend
ing three weeks vacation with her
parents.
Misses Jennie Monroe and Belle Cox. of
Proctor. were vising here on Thursday.
Harry Moore, Of Wheeling. is acting as
station agent during MIR. Henry Koontz's
absence.
Miss Eunice Enloe is the guest of
friends at Pittsburg this week
Hon. Charley Wells, of Weston. was
here this week looking up his old friends
Francis M. Schlofohm, the enterprlsing
young merchant. who succeeded G.. Lean
a few months ago, will leave next weei,
for Kansas to sell a large crop Of corn he
owns there, and-incidentally- get mar
ried. Ia will bring the future Mrs
Schlofohm back with him, and the happy
couple will take up their residence In the
house now occupied by Foster Leap.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
PIED MON +.


Piedmont, w. VA, January 13-Taylor
Jarboe is lying seriously Ill at his home on
Water street
w. u. Blackiston received a fine pony
and carriage from friend IN Indiana as a
New Years gift.
IL. *. Mullan is still lying seriously H.
The coal company connected with the
Davis mining interests will hold their an
guai stockholders meeting in Piedmont
January %.
Annie H., aged nearly FIVE years, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Dunk, died
Sunday evening OF membranous Group.
she was taken to Grafton on Tuesday for
burial.
Tho stockholders OF the First National
Bank Of Piedmont met on Tuesday and
elected the following directors: Jacob ).
Jameson, President; John Sheridan.
Vice President; u. s. Hyde, Timothy
Kenny, w II. Jameson, James Little,
David Davis. NJ. y. Patrick was re-elect-
ed Cashier.
The Davis National Bank also elected
the following directors; Hon. II. @. Davis,
President; II. G.. Buxton. Vice Preside
=. b. Eliins, Col. II. b. Davis; n. b. Nc
Candlish, Cashier.
The WesternpOrt town election on Tues.
day resulted in the election OF the People,
ticket, viz: Council, X. VI. Mcmillan,
Charles Tonry, VIM. f. Ross, Louis Bate,
VIM. Foley; Clerk, o. II. Bruce Bailin,
j. ID. KaibauRh.
j. y. Crawford, OF Western port. has
been elected Superintendent of Sylvan Re
treat for four years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
CLARINGTON.

CLARiSGToS, o., January l3.-Mr. Frank
booth. OF Wheeling, and Miss Emma
LoOenstein, OF this place were quietly
married at the home of the bride Wednes-
Gay noon, Rev. Berges of the German
Lutheran church oriciated. The happy
couple departed on the afternoon train for
washington, ID. c., on their wedding tour.
Ciarlngton Lodge A5, *. of II. installed
new omcers Wednesday evening. After
the insulating ceremonies were over they
repaired to Mrs. a. T.. Mchaeps where a
supper was spread for the occasion.
Mrs. Reoecca Stesnrod returned home
from Wheeling Friday from visit TO her
daughter, Mrs. John Frantz.
Miss Eva Hunter. OF New Martinsville.
and Miss Edna Thomas, or Wheeling,
were The guests OF Mir. aud Mrs. w. w.
Messerly the latter part OF last week.
Miss Kate Richeson, OF Powhattan.
was here Saturday to witness Hazel
kirlke.
Miss Lottie Kimple entertained a num-
Der OF her young friends az her home on
Ferry street Thursday evening with a
tafy party.
e. installed the following officers last
Monday evening for the ensuing terms
=. r, Geo. E. TopP; II. p, DR.. j. X.
Furgeson; S. w, Geo. He'll; Treas,
Geo. Hell; Scribe. /. &. Gordon.
Hazel Kirke was performed in the Town
Ha'i last Monday night by home talent as
sisted by Messrs. Hays and Carroll. 1t
was pronounced by a great many as being
the best play given here for long time.
sydney Hayes drilled the troup. They got
the play on the preceding Tuesday aud
only had three rehearsals. Taking this
INTO consideration they done exceedingly
well. MIR Hays understands training for
the stage and he is an excellent performer
Prof. q. l.. Robertson will give twelve
lessons In penmanship az the school house,
commencing Saturday, Jan iary 18th. The
Professor has secured qui.e a number Of
scholars.
Miss Jessie -Duffield. of Glenfield, re-
turned home Friday evening, after spend
ing week with friends here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
PORTLAND sTATIox.

PonTLtND 5rAroS. January 13 Miss
Annie Mckee, OF otsuJenvlIe, TO visiting
Miss Minnie Strnger
Misses Frances Houston and Make NC.
Cune, OF Brilliant, spent Thursday oven
Ing ia town 10 atteud the entertainment.
"The Songs Of Sevp,' gwen 0y the young
folks Of the Frc5DFter. Church al tho
home Of j. u. Hodrens. which was very
beautifully presented, ard the parties par.
ticipaung deserve much credit.
Quite q number Of little folks were very
pleasantly entertained Saturday evening.
January g, By Mr. and Mrs. u. j. HodVens
So honor Of the sixth birthday Of their liz
tle niece, Anna Phillips
One Of our oldest and most respected cit.
lzens. Mr.. Mark Adams passed away last
Sunday, after 40 Illness of nine weeks
Mr. Adams was one o. the oldest eneInecrs
on the G.. a. -. railroad. having run the
nrst engine over the river extension from
Wellsvllle % Beliaire. FOR the past twelve
years he has had charge n tho pumping
sfauon at this place. His remains were
taken 70 pittsOufg Wednesday morning ION
intcrmeut
Mrs. George McKim aud daughter An.
Bie. Of Martins Ferry, spent Friday with
Mrs Mckims sister. Mrs. Mary Stringer
Mrs. Lewis PoDe. n parKer8burg, &,
visiting her fatbCr. Benjamin 5weezy.
a. v. Moore ana wife have returned
home. after az absence Of several weeks.
The coming event for this week IS a large
party for Thursdsy evening, % which the
yr-ng folks are looking forward.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
NEW CUMBERLAND.

NEW CUMBERLAND. January 13.-The
Citizens have taken lively interest in
the y Mon prayer meetings that have been
held during the week of prayer They are
held nightabout in the different churches
Inc pastors and mem bers of each congre-
cation contributing their share TO each
Inc churches on sone nights not being
able 10 ind room for the crowds that came
On Thursday night an overflow meeting
from the NJ. Z. church was held in the
presbyterian church. Such crowds
nave never heretofore turned out TO the
week of prayer meetings. This state of
things augur well in showing that old
time preiudices are passing away, and all
people, when occasion req lires, can come
together and offer up their prayers and
Lord.
Rev. ]. II. Sutherland will be installed
pastor OF the Presbyterian church next
wednesday evening, the 10th at 7:3O
O'CLOCK: Rev. DR.. Cunningham, of w heel
ing, will preach the sermon Rev. DOYLE
oil Moundsville, will charge the people,
and Rev: Miller, OF Salisbury. Pa, will
charge the pastor. Rev. j. S. Pomeroy. of
Fairview. will preside.
Miss Florence Campbell, neice of Judge
smpJeir, has returned to school at Hiram.
pOhio.
Misses Van Gordon and Tumlin. the
milliners, are visiting at Ravenswood.
The Preachers Meeting Of the Disciples
Church, had a session here Monday.
Elders Jones, Huffer. Lyle, Baker and
Smith were in attendance
Ed. Grafton, whose parents reside here.
has been promoted and is now first assist /
ant Chief engineer Of the Illinois railroad.
He is graduate Of Morgantown Univer-
sity.
The steamer Princess is making up a
tow for Louisville. Some of her boats
loaded with IRE brick, will 60 20 Memphis
A part OF the Fred Wilson's crew he
longing here, were paid of at Cairo, where
she is laid up After paying their wav
home there was not much left for luxurious
living.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
sIkUBENvILLE.


STEURESvIILE, January i3.-The cru
sade OF Rev. Milligen against the keeping
open OF cigar shops and other places Of
business on Sunday is bearing some fruit,
Tor last Sunday nothing was open except
Huntsman's news stand and the drug
stores, and HuntsmRn wouldn't sell any
thing except Sunday papers, against which
the reverend gentleman announced he
would take no action. and the drug stores
nothing but medicines. Last Sunday was
ory day In Steuoenvil!e, and tomorrow
Will likely be the same.
Tho death OF little Rachael McLane was
one OF the saddest things that has occurred
IN TINS city for long time AT three
O'Clock last Wednesday morning she
passed away, after 40 illness OF about
less tnan ten years Of age. she had many
friends, for she was one Of the most Iowa
ole little girls ever known. All her school
mates were her friends and grown-up
people spoke OF her as that pretty child.
Her parents. Mr.. aad Mrs. A. F. McLaue,
nave the sympathy OF ali in their affi c.
tion.
At the Union Cemetery election held
tuesday Joshua Manly, Hon. *. Sher-
rard, Geo. W. McCook. j. II. Lindsey,
David MCGOWAN, j. b. Doyle, j. y. kith-
art, Thomas johnson and Sam Huston
ware elected Directors. Joshua Manly
was elected President; John McCracken
Secretary; X. Sherrard, Treasurer and
Il. Sherrard and Geo. ". McCOok an I'm
provement Committee.
Ivanhoe Div, No. :. U. Il. X. OF p,
gave its third social dance Tuesday even
ing at its armory, corner Fourth and
Washington streets. large party OF
knights and their ladies were present and
the occasion was one OF much enjoyment.
PStton's orchestra Furnished the music
Councilman Charley Elliott, after an
illness OF several months, is aole TO be
about once more.
Mrs. w. II. Sherratt and children. who
were guests at the residence OF X. r..
inn, OF West Market street. returned to
their home in Wheeling this week.
Miss Mary Kenney entertained party
at euchre at her home on North Third
street Monday evening.
Charley Lemmons, pressman at the
Herald is happy over the advent OF a new
girl baby at his residence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
ST. CLAIRsYILLE.

ST. CLMRsvuLE, o.. January 13.-Nirs.
Joshua Woriey and Miss Mary Kerr. OF
the East End, are both quite i'll with the
grip.
The week OF prayer has been observed
here by alternate services in all the
churches.
William Alexander, Of Akron, came 20
town last evening aud will spend day or
two with his relatives here.
Probate Judge Taumau Treasurer
Archer and j. NJ. Beckett returned We'd
ncsday from Columbus. While there thew
were handsomely banqucted by Hon. J. g
Heiuieln at which MIR. Archer had the dis
tlnction Of acting as toast-master.
John McKelvey, OF Grand Forks. North
Dakota, is here this week, the guest of
relatives.
Tho annual Farmers Institute. which
Will be- held here next THURSDAY and Fri
day, promises 10 be largely attended.
Miss Bella Weber Is temporarily en-
ployed In the Recorder Office
Toe election for directors OF the First
National Bank, Tuesday, resulted iu the
choice of the old members, excepting that
j. II. Castor was elected in place ~ John
a Thompson. Tho Board organized bv
electlng George Brown, President. j. H.
Mitchell, Cashier; r. G.. Amos, Assistant.
subFcribe for the leading local and tai.
graphic paper. tho Wheeling BaltV ard
sunday fcetstor, delivered to every psrt
OF TIE city or surrDuudiug tOtvss Tor q
cents per week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14

the Moundsville Driving, Park and Fair
Association, is August y, 90. 30 and 81
number OF our young folks gave a
private social hop a. the prison parlors,
Friday evening.
X. II. MaDsberger is confined 70 his
room with the grip.
w r. Brown leaves In few days for
Alabama, where he will remain for some
time.
NJ. A. Walton, who lately closed out his
store In the Third ward, leaves in few
days Tor the west. where he will 20 ia
business with lis father.
Prof. Mullett. of Pittsburg will lecture
In the Nj. l.. Church next Thursday
evening on the the subject Twice
Around the World" Part OF the pro-
ceeds will be devoted for the benefit Of the
Epworth League.
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PALArIaG

pArArINE, W Va, January. 12 -Misq
Mouc Leonard left last week 10 visit her
brother Ef a. MCycrsdale pa
Mrs, Henry Hess end Miss Emma Kelley
were visiting fricudg 81 C0fax last week
MIR and Mrs. VI. y. Orr were called to
PlttsbIrg last Thursday by the serious
illness Of Mrs. Mary Frazier. Mrs. Orr's
sister.
AIrs. Ashael Harr left last Tuesday %
visit relatives aud friends in jackson and
Writ counties
Mrs II. n. Holland returned from Wi.
hnsBurs, Pa, Lass Saturday, Hhars she
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
aOUNDsvILLE

The Moundsvile Electric Band boys are
max preparations for grand ball
which they will give at tho Opera House
on the evening OF February Jfb
County Court viii convene in regular
session, next Tuesday. a large amount of
business bias accumulated for their affen-
ton, and The court will Likely be- ongageI
for several days
ID. A. Dorsey has returned from busi.
ness trip 90 Psrkcrs0urg
The time set Tor the FIRST fair given by
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14

The findings OF the o.raad Jury-A True
biil Against HuthrnbsrEsr.
SpseiaI Jr'eOraU 70 me- suadtv Rsynts-.

MAVrivsnrrG, W. Va, January II
The grand jury, which was in session FOR
several days, has adjourned after find
Ing numerous Indictments, but mostly for
TRAVAIL oTenses
Marcus kuthcuberger who. rs the apen
oftne Western General Electric COMPANY
attempted ~ remove some machinery from
the electric light plant boo this city. and
was resisted by John -. Wilson. President
Of the Martinsburg Electric Light Com.
pguv. wae indicted for shooting with intent
to kli The jury failed 20 find true bII
against wilson, who was also held for their
action
Col Spraguc ofthe University OF North
Dakota, be- delivering q series Of interest
ing lectures on tho Life Of shakespeare %