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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07
MARTINS FERRY.

Atthe churches to-day: United Presby
terian, Rev. A. f. Brownlee pastor, morn
ing subject, perfect Love-" evening,
Refuse Not Him That Speaketh." Pres
bvterian, Rev. S. j. Boyle, pastor; regular
services, morning and evening. Baptist
Church, Rev. w. 3. Hartzog. pastor;
usual services both morning and evesing.
Methodist Church, Rev. J. w. Robins,
pastor; theme for the morning, "Divine
Faithfulness,n evening, THE Withered
Hand.n ST. Pauls Episcopal Church,
Rev. NJ. Foster of Fairmont, Will occupy
the pulpir; all are respectfully invited to
attend.
Augusta Danehart was fined 81 and costs
Yesterday ov Mayor Westwood for disor.
DERBY conduct. Almeda Hastings, who was
arrested with Mrs. Danehart, was fined 81
and costs for being drunk.
August Thaliker, Of Fifth street, who
losing the sight of one Of his eyes, - i'm
improving.
An overcoat belonging to Harry Temple
was stolen from the Opera House last Fri
day by some sneak thief.
Geo. Tweedy was in Mt. Pleasant on
business yesterday.
Henry Devider, colored, who until re-
Gently was cook at the ST. Clair. died late
Friday night of consumption. He will be
buried this morning at RiYeryiew
cemetery.
J. C. Wagner, of the Belmont Brewing
Company, is home from Missouri, where
he has been visiting his mother.
Sam Huskins and wife are visiting
friends in Smithfeld.
George McCue and family returned
home from couple of days visit at Cadiz.
Ed Krim is visiting relatives at Bur
gesstown, Pa, for few days.
Harry Evans and Benjamin Thomas left
Yesterday for Middletown, Ind.
L. &c Drenuen and family have re-
turned home to Steubenyille, after visit
with relatives here
o. Q. Hanlon. of GAINESVILLE, was in
town yesterday.
David Freedman has returned home
from a business trip to Cleveland.
Six cases Of diphtheria, two of typhoid
fever and three or scarlet fever is the re-
port of the health officer for the past week
1t is strange to see the number Of boys
and men that hang on the fence around the
athletic ground when there is anything
going on there Not satisfied with hanging
on some so as far as TO break the boards
of. Others bring step-ladders and almost
any kind Of cOntrivance that will enable
them 10 see over the fence.
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PARKEKSBURG.


PARKERsBURG. W. VA, October 7.-Mr.
and Mrs >. l.. Gould arrived home from
Cincinnati, Thursday morning.
General McCausland, OF Mason county,
IS here.
L DR.. and Mrs. Smith Carr have returned
% Clarksburg.
Miss Myrtle Ware, OF Belleville. is a
guest at J. l.. Evans
Mr.. Arthur Kirk, of Pittsburg, is visit
ing his brother, William Kirk.
Mrs. Sidney Parker, Of Gilleston, Pa,
is visiting friends and relatives IN this
city.
Miss Nav Davis, OF Clarksburg, is visit
ing Miss Mamie Smith, on Avery street.
e. h. Pontious, OF Petroleum, was mere
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Roger returned
from Cincinnati Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. NeatOn returned
from Cincinnati Monday morning.
Geo. Carney went 10 Cincinnati Satur-
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Manley are guests Of
G. w. Ebert, on Murdoch avenue.
Miss Ida Moore, of Marietta, was the
guest Of the Misses Turner.
Miss Carrie Shrewsbury left Saturday
for Wheeling, where she will visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. Geo W. Summers, OF the Internal
Revenue office, left Saturday for Wheel
ing.
Miss Grimm has returned from Pitts
burg.
Miss Annie Maloney went last Monday
on a purchasing trip.
Dave Padden left Sunday for Cincin-
natl where he will study medicine.
Judge j. B. Blair, who has been visiting
Mrs. II H. Moss, on Avery street, left
Monday for his home in salt Lake City.
Mrs. Robert Little and Miss Blanche
went 10 Cincinnati Monday, for few days
of shopping.
Miss Lillian GraysOn, OF Washington,
who has been visiting here for some weeks,
is now visiting at Lubbock.
Miss Flora Camden arrived here Monday
and is boarding with Mrs. Charles Trace
well.
Geo. Carney and Herbert L. Hopkins
are in Cincinnati on business
Mr.. Thompson, of CIarksOUrg, is in the
CRY for Anew days.
The whole town turned out Thursday
night TO witness the drill of MephistO and
his imps and the Noguliaus. The parade
was very picturesque and enjoyed greatly
by all
Miss Louise Huston, Of MOrgantown,
and Miss Margaret Van Dernau, Of Wash
lngtOn g. H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Waitman Barbe, of Julian street.
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FAIRMON

FAIRuoyT, October 6.-Governor A. B,
Fleming was at Richmond, Va, on busl-
ness this week.
Jos. McDermott, the well-known oil man
of MorgantOwn, was the guest OF =. l..
Skinner this week.
Miss Madge Scufle is home from pleas
ant visit to New York relatives.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer left for a
visit to her home az Wheeling.
Hon. j. g. BeeSan, Of Uniontown, Pa,
formerly of this place. was here this week.
Charles NJ. Ruhue is i'll at his residence
in West FairmonL
Messrs Frank and Raphael Hayden, OF
Washington, ID. c., who have been spend
ing the summer here, left for Washington
to-day.
Miss Eta Walker is home from a visit
to Wheeling friends.
H. c. Richards, OF Wheeling, was here
this week, euroute home from visit 10
Clarksburg.
Miss Maud Miller. of Uniontown, Pa,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George De-
bolt, on Jefferson street.
Hon. A. Camden was here on business
one day this week.
Max Reinheimer and wife of Barnes
vile, o., were the guests OF Lee Reln-
heimer and wife here this week.
Mrs. Alex Humphries, OF SJeuoenVllle,
o., arrived here to-day and will proceed at
once to operate az the Sloan factory. Thls
factory has been idle, with the exception
of one mould since last December
Mrs. J. &. Crawford and Mrs. Lucy
Michaels are home from a three months
visit TO relatives in Colorado, Oklahoma
and Denver.
Mr.. Clarence w. Watson left to-day for
Ellicott City, Md, where he will wed Miss
10 or ~ a haUHGnmn O.
complished daughter of Hon. Thos. Owens
OF that city. He was accompanied by
Mess-s. Foy Hartley. f. E. Watson. and
JAS. .. Watson. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed.
Watson, Mrs May Sipe, Miss Lucy Wat
son and Miss Idr Fleming leave Monday.
Miss Owens spent several weeks here last
winter the guest of Miss Ida Fleming and
made numerous friends during her stay
who will welcome her to Fairmout.
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Mrs. T. Muller and daughter. Of Den nj
SON. Ohio. who have been visiting relatives
here. returned home yesterday.
The Eastern Ohio Medical Association
meets at Steubenville October 9th. Three
or four doctors from this place Will at
tend.
coming vveek: This is the twentieth Sur
dav after Penticost and Feast OF the Most
Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin. Ep.,
Eoh. &: lois. Gosp. ). Matt Is: $3.50.
Benedictsons of the Blessed virgin next
wednesday, Friday and Saturday The reg
Mar evenings for the month OF october are
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Mass on Monday at Laurelion, TUESDAY
morninr at Dillon and Wednesday at
,ono Run. The honr at these places is s
n M Devotions every morning at 5
o'clock and evening at Z O'Clock during the
month of Octooer. There will be no miss
in these deyotions. Monday. feast of ST.
Bergetta; Tuesday, ST. Dennis anu Com
panions; wednesday, 81. Francis Borgia;
Thursday. ST John Leonard; Friday,
Ferial; Saturday, Edward. king. Next
Sunday, feast of the Maternity OF the
Blessed Virgin.
Charles Ong and daughter, OF Salina,
Kansas, left for home yesterday, after
visit with relatives here.
Harry Robinson is spending to-day at
Moundsville.
VIM. SaltKild has returned home from
Smithfield. after couple of days visit.
Miss Anna Ebert was calling on rela-
tives at Mt. Pleasant yesterday.
Mr. Robert Clayton, Of Beaver Falls, Is
the guest of James Moore.
The Fisk jubilee Singers appear at the
Opera House next Wednesday. This is
one of the finest concert companies on the
road.
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BENWoOD

There will be a lecture az Benwooo
school house to-day at 2 ?. N.
Miss Martha HOwler was down 70
MOundsville, at her home, for few days.
Ada, the bright daughter Of Charles
! Sprouts, who was sick, is able TO be out
The Ladies' Relief Corps, Of this place,
attended the Grand Army picnic, Friday,
at Wheeling Park.
Ed. Valley. who was hurt at the Wheel
ing steel works some time ago, is able 70
be Olt sgain.
Miss Emma Mohler has gone to Sisters
Vile for a few days.
Friday was examination at Benwooa
public school.
A dance was given at Dolan's Hall
Thursday evening.
The Epworth, league convention will be
held at MOundsviile next week, lasting
three DAYS, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday The delegates appointed from
Benwood League are Eva Peabody, Hattie
Davis. Mrs. DR.. Mcdonald, John Leach,
James MahoOd, John LemOurger ana Rev.
Denton.
Mss Lizzie Clemens will leave Sunday
morning for Pitts0urg.
Thomas Dunn has opened new restau-
rant on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. w. Barger, OF Greene
county, Pa, are visiting their brother. Mr..
2. Barger, the ieweler, on Main street,
Rev. George Policy, Of Wood HUI,
brother Of A. L. Pelley, is dead.
Tom ROOy, from Sherrard, has moved
back 10 the CITY.
Society circles the past week were very
dull.
Yesterday was pay day at the upper
works.
Rebekah Lodge met Friday evening.
Mrs. RhOda Lyons, Of Burning Springs,
is visiting here
Pauline Schaffer died Friday at her
home 10 upper BenwoOd.
Barbara Idem, Of Boggs run, has typhoid
fever.
Miss Annie Collins has returned to her
home in Weston.
The Hope Society held an important
meeting Thursday evening.
Miss Belle Martin. of Mouudsville, was
calling on friends Friday.
Arthur Gerharity has purchased fine
instrument.
g. A. Jones was in the city yesterday.
W Sinclair, Of Pittsburg, was IN the city
yesterday.
Alice Shriver, of LittletOn, is in the
city.
Arthur Fox, formerly an old resident Of
BenwOod, has moved his family here from
New Martiusville.
The G.. A. r. will have bean bake at
Whitemau Grove, October 10th.
Miss Della Deegan, who has been at
Pittsburg, has returned.
Father Madiey, of Martins Ferry, was
the guest of friends Friday.
Jennie Hauseman leaves Monday for
Grave Greek, where she will teach school
the coming term.
Miss Mary McCrum, OF Elm Grove, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Rev. Denton,
Mr. and Mrs. :. A. COCkayne, Of Lea
hurst, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. DR..
Meighen.
Mrs. o. o. Gates is at Powhatan visiting
her parents.
Prof Shields, principal Of the New Mar
tinsville schools, stopped to see his Ben
wood friends Friday.
Teachers meeting was held Friday even
ing at the school house.
The Natural Gas Company of West Vir-
GINA is laying pipes to supply the Catholic
school.
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Thomson. of Beaver, Pa, were IN town
Thnrsday. the guests OF her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Bare. and family.
Misses Mint and Carrie fisher enter
tained d few of their friends wednesday
evening at taffy party.
Billy Neuenschwander, OF SlstersVile,
was on our streets last Sunday.
On Friday evening congenlal party
consisting OF both married and single peo-
ple enioved the hospitality OF Captain and
Miss Minnie Mubleman in honor OF their
sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. j. (.
T,onsdale 1t was an enjoyable occasion
and an evening full of pleasure was spent.
An elegant repast was served at season.
Rev Hevelow and family moved to this
place Friday evening.
The interest and enthusiasm that have
already been created by the arrival and
LAYING of pipes for natural gas are an
abundant guarantee that it will be used ex-
tensiyelv in our town. There seems to be
a General dissatisfaction as TO the price,
out an effort will be made to have it re-
duced so that ali may have the opportunity
prof W. E. Sykes was at Darlington
Friday evening, attending party.
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ST. CLAIEsvILLE, o.

ST. GAINESVILLE, O., October 6.-East
evening pleasant social was given oy the
Epworth League at the home or Mr.. ana
Mrs. George kossiter.
James Kinney will bore a well at the
electric light plant. The water supply Tor
several weeks has been brought from jug
run.
Common Pleas Court opens Tuesday
with 252 cases on the docket. There are
twenty.six damage suits and twenty-one
divorce cases. The grand jury Will nave
twenty-seven cass TO start with.
j. j. Patterson was in Columbus this
week,
Mrs Catherine Davies has moved from
Sewellsville TO the Elliott property, In the
East End.
Quite number of persons Of this place
attended the CadiZ fair Friday.
Mrs. Mary Campbell is visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs w. c. Lewis, at Bridgeport.
Rev. Paul Blackburn will be the new
pastor at A NJ. +. Church. Rev. Mason
goes TO Fremont, ..
toft, Howard Kirk and f. j. Archer at
tended the Grand Commandery OF knight
Templars at Cleveland this week.
Emmett SidebottOm and family have
moved from near Lloydsville to one OF Mrs.
Callin's houses.
F.B. Banner, Of Wheeling, was in town
Friday.
l. $. Powers is at Magnetic Springs,
Delaware county.
Miss Reiner, OF Bridgeport, IS the guest
of Miss Emma Woodway.
Sherman Beatty and sister, Of Salem,
are visiting J. Il. Beatty.
Miss Alexander, of Connellsville, Ohio,
is visiting Mrs Browlee.
Rev. Alexander and George V. Brown
will be at the Presbyterian Synod at Col
umbus next week.
Miss Bella Weber, clerk in the Record
er's Office, is visiting her brother at Cadi2.
Marriage licenses issued in Belmont
county: Sanford Randolph and Jennie NJ.
Dallas; Oscar L. Hall and Leona Kirk;
Minor Minds and Leola Cannon; Pomeroy
Nelson and Mary A DIX; William +. Mil
Ter and Carrie Wayt; Daniel McDougal
and Minnie Shores; Charles McEndree and
Eta Nj. CASTILLO; James Brown and AIDA
Fields; Daniel Thompson ana Sarah A
Goddard.
A. S. johnson and family. of Bellaire,
are guests Of Samuel Wiley and family.
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guest Of her daughter, Mrs. James Barns,
this week.
Mrs. Basil Layman and two children
/ left Sunday for MonoDgalia county, to
visit relatives.
Marion, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Boggess, is sick this week with
scarlet fever.
Mrs. CLARK Steel left last Thursday to
visit Mr.. Steeps father, who lives IN Mon
ongalia county.
Mrs. James Hess is visiting her mother,
in Fairview, this week.
II. L. Gallahue left for Cincinnati Sun
day evening, where he expects to locate.
Lynn Courtney and wife have gone to
Elk Garden TO visit friends.
Mrs. Chesney, of Cassville, is visiting
Dr. J. w. Chesney and family and other
friends IN town.
Miss Nellie Huffman and Harry Vanata,
OF Morgantown, were the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Morrow last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Yates and little
daughter BERTHE, were visiting friends IN
MOnongaA last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Rager Of Point Marion, and Mrs.
Knots, of UniontOwn, are at II. w.
RACERS, being called there by the illness
of his wife, Mrs. anna RACER.
Miss Flora Yates, assisted by hor sister.
Miss Emma, gave party 70 number OF
their young lady and gentlemen FRIENDS
last Saturday night, and very pleasant
evening was spent.
The Star Sporting Club of this place,
held party in the Boyer's Hall on last
Thursday evening. There was a large
CROWD present and q very enjoyable time
was mad by all.
Miss Matte Boughner returned home
Thursday from Oakland, where she had
spent the summer with her grandmother,
Mrs. Delanghter.
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WELLSBURG.

WELLsBURG, w. Va, October 6.-Mr.
Lou Nichols, OF Fairmont, and Frank
Nichols Of Uhrichsville, o., were guests
of their parents over Sunday.
Mrs Dr. Mcdonald, OF Moundsvllle, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. +. w. Cox,
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. L. Louck has been visiting in
Bethany this last week.
Mrs. Scott and daughter, Miss Ida, are
visiting Mrs. Cakes, the sister of Mrs.
Scott.
Mr. Charles Mechanic has accepted po-
sition as assistant bookkeeper at the
Brook glass works.
Miss Jennie Riddle, of Wheeling, was
visiting relatives in the city on Friday.
Mrs. T. Cox was in Wheeling on busi-
ness on Friday.
The Christian Church Will give a ba-
zaar aud supper in the new City Hall on
Thanksgiving and the evening following,
and expect to make it very attractive al
fair.
Deputy Sheriff Beard has been busy the
past week collecting taxes.
Mrs Walter Cowaus and Miss Halle
Laucl were among those to attend the
Burgettstown fair, on Wednesday.
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TILTONsViLLE.

TnToxsvILLE, o., October 6.-Mrs. Win
ME Akeyand fsnily, VINO have been spend
ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jabez
Pierce, returned home Friday.
Miss Cora Wheeler and Mr.. Murray
Springer, Of the Island, called on friends
here Wednesday evening.
1t is quits probable new doctor will
locate in town.
Miss Maud West attended the funeral Of
her friend Miss Ruth McMannis az Mar
tins Ferry on Monday.
Mrs. James Reed along with her family
will in a couple OF weeks join
her husband in Pttsburg. where
they will make their home in the future
Rev. Hollingshead has rented their prop
erty and will move TO it Immediately.
O. l.. Worthington, wife and children,
Mrs. NJ. w. Medill and husband with their
children, Dr. W. W. Medill and wife, Of
Denver, Colo, w L. Medill and wife, OF
Steubenville, O.. and Miss Maud Medill
picknicked at Beech Bottom, w. Va, on
last Friday, at the old Worthington home
stead. The old stone house thereon is over
one hundred years Old and still in good
state OF preservation.
Miss Rebecca Litlick, OF New Alexan.
dria.visit the Misses Roth the past week
on her way to her new home at Mineral
Point.
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BELLALRE.

The Rev. Mr.. Foster, of Fairmont, W.
Va, will preach to-day in the Episcopa!
Church.
There was a surprise party at the home
of Samuel Coffman last Thursday, his
daughter Emma's 18th birthday. Quite a
large crowd of young folks were present
aud tripDed the light fantastic till the wee
small hours Of the morning, Everybody
passed pleasant time, and left wishing
many happy returns of the srme event.
The Progress club, composed OF the fol-
lowing young men, viz: Oliver Mann, n.
A. Thomas, Thomas Haney, Perry Notes
aud Allan 3. Porterheld, have spent con
siderable time and work in fixing up Cen
trial Hall, otherwise known as knights OF
Labor Hall" at an expense of 500. The
bows think they have the incest dance hall
in the city, and the best arranged for dane
ing They will dedicate the hall on
Wednesday night next by holding first
class select dance.
The blast furnace was of last Thursday
and new bell was pat in and they started
up Friday afternoon, showing that ousi-
ness with them Is so pushing they can
hardly spare time for necessary repairs.
Miss Myrtle Fry, of Gravel Hill, enter
tanned her young frIeGds last Thursday
evening in very cordial manner. Re
freshments were served at a seasonaole
hour. and every one was made happy.
Harry Gill has finally closed out the Gill
pet works in this city and gone to Muncie,
Ind, where he ana his brothers are 10
business.
Harry Menehan, who played ball in In
diana the past season, is at his home for
the winter. He looks well, as if the Hoo
siers had been good caterers.
The bottle works gave out its first full
nav Yesterday, since the summer stop.
A dog fight on the corner OF Belmont anC
Thirtieth streets, Friday night, created
quite sensation and drew large crowd
together in a very short time.
George Montgomery and Mr.. Mendom
started Yesterday for Warnock's station on
a grand hunting trip.
Miss Edith Jones and Nellie Westlake
went up TO Martins Ferry TO spend the
Three couples and half of young folks
went up TO 0. G. Jones home on Friday
night aud spent the evening with his
daughter Maggie.
Mrs. f. Z. Wise, Of Marietta, o., came
to the city yesterday TO visit her two
brothers, Will and Jacob Schramm, and
her sister, Mrs. Jacob Reitz.
Bob WestlaEe left for MS home yester-
dsv after spending few days visiting
here.
Hotel arrivals: Y. Haas. Philadelphia;
w. 81. Luder, ST Clsirsville; +. Hutton
aud family, Salem: w. Z. Sherer, Cleve-
land; W. A Drsbe, B. c. Booker aud
Jane NJ. Iron, Dayton; Geo. X. West,
Pittsburg; &c >. King, Columbus; q. w.
Yost, Columbus, and Charles Stone,
Cleveland.
John Rock seems TO be scourged By diff
fereDs people, who are his enemies. Now
az IL T.
frqn being the outlaw, they are trying TO
faIxe out. And somebody may be made TO
kuffer for starting such extravagant tales.
~ Mrs. MARI Rock.
Sumner Fauley is in the city delivering
Aoruaits.
J. n. Warnock, Of Varnock, was in the
.clty yesterday. uu
I. w. Davis, OF Belnopt 80
yesterday.
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PALArINE

PALArISE, W. Va, October 6.-Mrs.
Hercert Roger is quite sick this week, at
her home on Diamond street
Mrs. John Latham aut daughter, Miss
Nav, returned home Tuesday from Hamp-
shire county, where they have been visit
ing friends for the past two months.
Rev II. T. Garrett is quite sick at his
home in this place.
Mrs Ed. LEVEL and daughter, of Elk
Garden, are ia town visiting friends.
Misses Minnie Richardson ana Jessie
Jones, of Warrington, were visiting friends
here last week.
Mrs. Maggie Leonard. Of Pittsburg, is
visiting her many friends in this vicinity.
NJ II. Tarltou, Sheriff Of Rltchle cOun-
", was the guest Of DR.. Il. NJ. Ayers last
Sunday.
Miss Lucy HelmiclJ returned Friday
last from Pittsburg, East Liverpool and
Wheeling, where she had been visiting
friends.
Mrs. Lucinda Springer, Of COlfax, is the
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sAkDIs.

SARDIs, o., October Geo. Case, who
has been at New York purchasing his
winter goods, returned home Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Fred Theis after an extended visit
with relatives here, left for home in Ne.
braska last Tuesday.
Quite number OF people from town at
tended the dedication OF the Mt. Mor!ah
church last Sunday.
DR.. Ward, Of Clarington, o., was in
town this week.
VIM. Harris made a flying trip 10
Wheeling this week on his wheel
Mrs. s. Lennon is visiting relatives at
Wheeling.
Ed. Seibert, Of Clarington. o., is the
guest OF Mr. Lon Locoe, Of this place.
Prof. r. K. Walton spent Sunday with
relatives at Grandview. o.
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HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL, o., October 6.-Win Kuhn
and friend. Of Wheeling, spent last sun
1av in town, the guests Of the parents Of
the former.
Shell Strain left Monday morning for
BuckhilI, Ohio. where he is engaged in
teaching the school Of that place.
samuel Lenkard and daughter, Miss
Maud. Of Wheeling Island, were with
friends in town Monday and Tuesday Of
this week.
Quite a number from this place attended
the Woodsteld fair on Wednesday.
]. E. Lonsdale, Of ST. Joseph, Mo, ar
rived Sunday morning and is the guest Of
Capt Muhleman and sister.
W. 3. O'Neil has been at Berea, Ohio,
on business the past week.
AIessrS. Jake, Sam and Ernest fisher
and Forest Bare and Misses Emms Braun
lieu, Carrie Cehrs, Clara Neuenschewander
and Lucy Hofer composed crowd which
went up Fish Creek Tuesday on a fishing
excursion.
After spending several DAYS in town
with friends and relatives Miss Reua Nou
left for her home on Monday morning at
Marietta, Ohio.
Rev. Osbourne, Of Barnesville, Ohio,
preached - lnNglish NJ. +. Church last
Seva h town attended the
dedie Mt Morish last
Sunda
THO Castle. o., was
in to- < friends. being on
his sburg, where he
= peelinT. spent
Ads
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We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few DAYS att
prices that will move thu
goods. Bargain hunters wi
do well to call early. II
following extract from t
ope in 6 announcenl
speaks for itself, and we pr
pose to close the balance
the stock at still low
prices. y
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AMONG the GOODS AaE
MEMS FINE SUITS.

IL YOU can match these goods Tor less than
douole our price anywhere, you will much
obliRe Ne by returning the sans aud ws will
cheerfully refund your money. Ths IL a. plaia
and fair as We can make 10, and We meau exact
~ what We say.