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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-23
PARSONS.

Parsons, W. VA, September 22.-Dr.
D. L. Eyerts, of New York, was visiting
friends here and at st. George this week,
He returned home yesterday.
Major j.. f. Harding, of Beverly, Demo
cratic candidate for House OF Delegates,
was in town this week.
wv. RYAN, of Steubenville, o., attended
the burial of his brother, George, at this
place on last Tuesday.
James NJ. Parsons was visiting friends
at Belington last week
Col. A. B. Parsons, OF st. George, was
in town this week on legal business.
5. II. Talbot, of Barbour county, is Wis
iting his brother, Squire j. NJ. Talbot.
j. w. Harshbarger, of Stonewall, Va,
was here Tuesday looking after his timber
lands.
d. B. Hart, of Santa Rosa, California,
is visiting friends and relatives here. He
says the fruit crop there is
SQUIRE Higgins, Of Newburg, is visit
ing his son, Frank, this week.
e. a. McGinnis and Q. Peabody, RObt.
luke, Jr., of Wheeling. were in town this
week.
Tazweu NJ. McCorkle, cousin of Cover.
nor McCorkle were here Thursday on bust.
ness.
j. G. Mcdowell and Chas. Roberts, Of
Charleston, we've in town Wednesday.
Attorney W. C.. Clayton, keyser, is IN
town on legal business,
Geo. w. Dovener and Geo. L. Long, Of
Cumberland, Md, were here Tuesday.
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CLARKsBURG.

C~LARKsBURG. w. VA, September u
The Circuit Court is still grinding out the
| grist. There were a number OF lndlct-
ments found by the grand jury, principally
misdemeanors.
In the trial of Wetzel, charged with the
murder. CT Sprouse, the Jury disagreed ana
were discharged.
Fora number of days past the trial OF
A. G. Davis, former President OF CIarAs,
burg Business College, upon the charge OF
forgery, has occupied the attantlon OF Tue
court. Ii was a bitterly contested case,
and ably argued. The State was repre-
seuted by Attorneys C.. w. Lynch, john
Basel and w. Scott, and the defendant oy
ATTORNEYS J. j. Davis, j. Z. Clifford, NJ.
q. Spence. and James Carter. The Jury
have been out for forty-eight hours, ana as
yet have been unable 10 agree. The gen.
erai impression now is that 1t Will De a
hung jury.
Dovener, who speaks at the Fair Grounds
to-day, on the celebration Of the emanclpa-
ton proclamation, will also speak at toe
Republican county convention, 10 % helu
here on Monday.
Its said that S. S. Farris is TO be the
next nominee of the Republicans for Coun-
ty Commissioner.
Gen. r. 5. Northcott has been nom
mated for Justice of the Peace IN o
district.
Messrs. George Corpening and A, M. t.
Cunningham, who went 10 Virginia on
their bicycles, have returned, after d
pleasant s%Oiourn there.
Mrs. L. Il. Parolis, who has been vlslt-
ing Mrs. NJ. ID. Stewart, returned on yes
terday to Baltimore, her home.
Mr.. j. Humoird, OF Cumberland, Nd
is the guest of Mrs. A. Smith, OF THIS city.
MIR. Thomas Day Of Knoxville, Tenn, Is
visiting Mr.. Clarence Stout.
MIR. and Mrs. Elliott Williams nave re-
turned from Oakland.
Mr.. Howard Homles is in Parkersonrg.
Prof. j. n. David is spoken OF proml-
uently for County Superintendent OF Pup
lie Schools Of this county.
Rev. Kelley was appointed Pres!nlng
Elder of the Methodist Church In THIS
Clarksburg district.
Mrs. Harrison Cook is visiting at west
Union.
Col. Benz. Wilson is in Wheeling.
Among the prominent people in this city
during the week were: W. w. Branuon'
OF Weston: A. Caldwell, of Wheeling; w,
s. Stewart, of West Union; w. e. Hay
mond, Of Sutton; ID. +. Farnsworth, OF
Buckhannon; Richard Dunn, of Wheel
ing; j.. W. Heavier, of Buckhannon; Jas,
Carter, of West Union: s. G. Walker,
who holds a government position out West,
was visiting his old home this week.
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ST. CLAIRsVILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., September pa
Mrs. J. w. Frazier left Wednesday on a
visit to Kansas City relatives.
Some very good horses have been entered
for the races at our fair Tuesday, Wednes.
dav and Thursday. The stock exhibit will
be good. Owing to the drouth the produce
exhibit will be light.
A crowd of young society folks, about
ten couple, Of Bridgeport and Wheeling,
drove out here in a large picnic wagon and
%suppered at the Clarendon.
The Board Of Election Supervisors met
at the Court House yesterday,
Some time ago Nathan Robinson, George
Stewart and Sherman Cole were arrested
in Flushing for violating the local option
ordinance of that place. The Mayor i'm
posed a heavy fine on each, and not being
able TO pay they were committed to Jail.
The Marshal for the lastthree weeks has
had them working on the stone pile. Yes
terday a mistake in the commitment pa
pers was discovered by their attorney and
a haoeas corpus proceeding was brought
before Judge Tallman, who released them
az once.
: The marriage licenses issued this week
were: Walter E.Reswick AID Lucy NJ.
briggs; Albert Ld ue and Elizabeth Pyle;
Charles L. Roseu eant aud Jessie &. Ea-
ton; Robert L. Lawrence and Emma Jones
Thomas E. Mays and Mary j. Pickering;
Archer McFarliLg and Cora Johnson;
James Mcbride and Elizabeth Sweeny;
Henry w. Helmbright and Carrie Breiten-
stein; Wm. w. Scost.aneuAnQa ]. RroH p.
The delegates 4
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SARDIs.

SARD1s, OHIO, September 22.-Miss Dora
Nesbitt, of this place, spent Sunday with
Miss Daisy Richardson at New Martins
vile. .
Misses Ella and AIDA Pennington, Of
Agins, Ohio, are visiting relatives here
this week.
Mr.. Ben Davenport, OF Iowa, was visit
ing in town the past week.
MIR. Joseph Farmer and mother, OF this
place, was at Wheeling Thursday on ousl-
ness.
George Martin and family, of Brookfeld,
Mo, was among relatives and 1rlenus In
town q few days this week.
Mr.. Otto Cass, accompanied by Misses
Maggie and Fanny Hofer, Of Hannibal o.,
spent last Saturday evening with their
friend Miss Blanch Lennon, OF this place.
Miss Eva Nesbitt spent last Sunday at
home.
MIR. Ed. Martin, of this place, left yester-
dav evening for Marietta, Ohio, where ne
will 90 on the keystone State.
Mr.. Johnston, of Rochester, Pa, who has
been the guest of the Cunningham House
for some time, returned home Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Humphrey entertained q
number of his friends in a hospitaole man
ner on last Wednesday evening, at his
home on Mound street.
The most pleasant event OF the closing
summer social season at Sardis, o., was
the farewell reception given Tuesday even
ing By Mr.. Will Martin, Of Brookheld,
No, at the home Of Mrs. Maud Gand,
corner Main and Mound streets. There
were a host of invited guests present who
were very handsomely entertained by their
Young hostess. Various games and amuse-
ments helped TO pass the evening away
until a late hour, when the guests departed.
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FAIRMONT.

FAIRNoNT, w. Va. September %. Hon.
a. T.. Fleming was at New MartinsvlIle
on legal business this week.
Hon. John 4. McGraw was here this
week on business.
Work was resumed on the new Baptist
Church this week.
A number Of Fairmont people will at
tend the fair at Jacktown, Greene county,
Pa, the coming week.
Miss Fannie Farland, of harrisburg, is
the handsome guest Of Miss Emily Sands
here this week.
L. +. Sands, Of the First National Bank,
at Wheeling, was here Sunday and Mon
day with his family, who are the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Sands, 81 Peacock
FERN.
business this week.
Miss Jessie Gilbert, Of Grafton, was the
guest Of Miss Hatty Hough this week.
VIM. Reese, of Reese & DunleVy, Came
ron, was here Thursday.
Mr.. Z. c. Moderwel and wife, Of Chi
cago, are the guests Of their daughter,
Mrs. J. Ed Watson, on the South Side.
Miss Emily Sands is home from q short
visit 70 Clarksburg relatives.
Clifford kincaid is confined TO the house
with an attack of typhoid fever.
J. +. Chenoweth, Esq, OF Rowlesburg,
was here several days this week the guest
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. L. H. Chenoweth, on
Jackson street.
I, The cOlored folks will celebrate EmGnci-
patton day ia fine style here, Mooday. a.
q. Dayton and several other speakers OF
prominence, are expected to address them
at the picnic TO be held on the fair grounds.
The days exercises will conclude with a
ball and cake walk az the Opera House.
The Moss family will show at the Opera
House here Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Will Steele is home from a visit 10
Pruntytown, w. Va,
Several political meetings are announced
for the coming week.
The police pulled a poker room and a dis
orderly house Thursday night, making
quite a number Of arrests. Two Grafton
girls were among those arrested.
Hon. w. H. Ohley is here this week, the
guest Of his parents, on JeftersoR street.
Nh. j. Ed. Watson is in the West on q
business trip this week.
Mr.. Wilson Camden, Of Baltimore, is
here this week among his numerous
friends.
Mrs. E. A. Bilingslea and Mrs. Lizzie
COnoway are tue guests OF Uniontown,
Pa, friends this week.
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TILTONSVILLE.

TuroSsvILLE. OHIo, September 10
Mrs. James Hill, who has been Ill for sew
eral weeks past with typhoid fever, died
Thursday afternoon. at her home. and was
taken Friday to East Liverpool, where the
interment will take place Sunday.
Robert Reed left Saturday for Spring
field. Ohio, TO accept his old position, after
a vacation of a couple of months.
William Cochran. the pipe contractor,
has opened up a new stone quarry on Will
lam Medill's farm.
Henry Ewing has rented the James
Welday farm and will go into dairy bust
ness on a more extensive scale.
Rev. Hoover left Tuesday for Warren,
Ohio. 10 attend the conference.
c. f. Aiken arrived home Thursday
from Cincinnati.
Captains William aud Thomas Moore
left Wednesday for Pittsburg to come out
on the present rise.
1t is said that the pottery will start up
Monday.
A number Of young ladies and gentle
men of the town have taken up the study
of Latin and organized a class which meets
every Friday night.
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embalmed and shipped on the evening
train Thursday TO his parents al Glendale.
c. W. Barrack and family are at Wheel
ing to day. i,
Miss Lena Lowther, the accomplished
daughter OF DR.. r. p. Lowther, Will re-
turn home tomorrow from Salem, w. Va,
where she has been visiting Mrs. Randolph
for some weeks.
Miss Mollie Rome, Of Sistersville, was
the guest Of Miss Lillian Eakin last sun
day.
Custer Moore, postmaster ct Proctor,
was in town Wednesday.
Miss Maud Wayman, Of Proctor, IS now
saleslady in the store Of +. NJ. Schlooonm,
on Main street. o.,
John Campbell and wife, Of Archer OIL
field, are visiting the family Of G. W.. Hun
ter, on Nam street, this week.
f. Crawford, of EmIenton, Pa, +. w:
Crawford, of Dubois, Pa, andC. Treat, OF
Washington, Pa, spent several days In
town this week.
Work has been suspended for some Gays
on the Grim oil well, on the South side:
Mrs. p. Resseger, OF Ross, is visiting
her brother j. w. Mclntire, on North
street, this week.
L. B. SnodgrGss was at st. Mary's,
Tuesday, on legal business.
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WELLsBURa.

WELLsBURG, W. VA, September %
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Bennett, OF Wheel
ing, spent Sunday WITH friends in the city.
Miss Kate dis, Of Parkers0urg, returned
home after a pleasant visit with the Misses
Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Miller were called
to Beaver, Pa, on Tuesday by news Of the
death of MIR. James Leddie, brother OF
Mrs. Miller. He was thrown from a buggy
and died as a result of same.
Miss Dora Fowler, of Bethany, spent
part Of the week with friends in the city.
Mrs. Darwin McClelland has returned
home after a pleasant visit with friends in
Clark sburg.
Captain James White is the guest OF
friends in the city.
MIR. j. Z. Harding, Of Atlanta, Ga, has
returned to his home after a visit with his
mother here.
Mr.. j. w. Mitchell, Of Parkersburg,
stopped of here on his return from the u.
A. h. encampment.
Clarence Jacobs and family returned
home on Monday from Addison, n. Y.
Mr.. z. A. Greenlee mas accepted a posi-
ton with +. b. Potts, Wheeling.
Mr.. Lennon Russell. of Denver, Colo,
is visiting his brothers George w. and
Travilla.
Judge Keesey and daughter Annie, Of
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NEW MA~RTINsVILLE.

NEW MARrINsvILLE, September o. The
grand Jury was in session hve days this
week. and returned las indictments, four
of which are Cor felony.
w. T. Maple, of Burton, has received
the appointment Of principal Of our high
school.
Miss MYRTLE Barr entertained her friends
in an ENJOYABLE manner Thursday evening.
Those present We're: Misses Dora Potts,
Dosia McIntire, Hattie Paden, Maud Mar
tin. Jennie McQuaron, Maggie Welsh,
Clara Cox, Sue Burlingame, carrie Hill,
MARY M~cEIdOwney, and MesSrs. Bob Nc
EId6vuey. Baiah Potts. Jim Hill, VIII
Sidel. Ed Taylor, Ed Brast, Lloyd McIn-
tire. Frank Hartman, VIII LOwery, sam
Wells. Frank Snuman and George Arnold,
Hon. John Mccoy, LisS Arnett and Hon.
A b. Fleming, of FairmOut j. ID. Ewing.
of Wheeling. and W. >. S~nOdgraSS, of Bur
ton. attorneys, are attending the Circuit
Court this week.
The trial of Harrison Huggans and his
three sons for the murder Of Friend Gar
uer. is set for Tuesday, September 10Th.
NJ. IL. Morris, Prosecuting Attorney, j..
w. McInJire and Capt. B. Is. Dovener will
represent the State, Col Arnett and Capt.
Robt. McEldowney Will appear Tor the de-
PENDANTS. This promises 10 be q lengthy
and interesting trial.
Ed uerr was at Wheeling Tuesday, on
business connected with the firm Of Duerr
Brothers.
The gas main was blown out Friday,
and the gas company is now ready 10 furn-
ish gas TO our citizens.
Edgar Lauck, of Palstine, is calling on
his old friends here this week.
Miss Flora Moore, of Proctor, is visiting
Mrs. Brent Shriver, of Railroad street,
this week.
DIR. j. j. Richardson was at Pittsburg a
few days this weeks. The Doctor Will To-
cate at Washington, ID. c., soon.
a sad accident occurred at James Han
deuschelt's, on the Clark ridge, Wednes-
day. Frank Wilson, Of Glendals, was
cleaning Mr.. Handenchelt's well. He was
lowered into the well, where he was over
cauie by foul air and su1ocated. He re-
a&ned in the weu all night wkeuthe was
Overed by graphing hooks was
night here TO the undertaking q ablish-
I Of G.. B. Woodcock, wherf he was
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CLARINGTON.

C~LAR1YGroN. o., September 23.-Michael
Suively and vile, of Captina, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Topp, Sunday.
Robert Collins, of Pittsburg,. was shak-
ing hands with friends here Wednesday.
w. ;. Richardson's family are the guests
ofDr. II. G. Kemple, OF Eellaire.
Miss Edna Rankin, Of MoundsvilIe, is
the guest of Miss Flo Rea.
A. H. Lowe, Of Sardis, was In town
Friday.
Mrs. Harriet Messerly, OF Bellaire, was
visiting here, and was called home Wednes-
day. Her son Bert got hurt on the rail-
road near ManuiDgton.
VIM. H. Topp moved TO Wheeling Fri
day. He has accepted q position in the
Tube works.
Mr.. Edward Habermehl and Miss Mary
Cain were quietly married az the residence
OF the German minister in Switzer town
ship last Sunday.
John Reynolds, OF Martins Ferry, spent
Sunday here with his parents.
DR.. il. NJ. Smith is visiting his parents
in Gala county.
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, w. VA, September 2l.-Mr.
and Mrs. K. l.. Wilson lett Tuesday Tor q
two weeks visit TO their parents at Flint
stOn, Md.
Mr.. L. A. Hickey, of Thomas, w. Va,
spent several days here this week. he
left Tuesday for Washington, Baltimore
and the East.
MIR. Joseph R. Getty left Tuesday for a
ten days trip TO Washington and BaIA-
moro.
Misses May and Fannie Wolverton left
Wednesday for Baltimore.
Miss Edith Morrison left Tuesday for
school al Lynwood, Va.
Miss Bessie COwan left Tuesday Tor
school near ~Bladensburg, Md.
Mr.. Van Seymour, d. g. M, accompa-
MED 0y l.. COndry, of Romney, visited Mt.
CARBON Lodge No. %, A. +. and A. M, on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kline, of Richmond,
Va, left Thursday for home, after a visit
10 friends here.
Mr.. John Stanton, OF Chicago, and Miss
Elizabeth j. Burke were married Monday
evening, September Il, az 81. Peters
church. by Rev. 7. j. Stanton, of Lonacon-
lug, brother of the groom, assisted by Kew.
r. Il. Weider.
}. =. jameson, president OF the
First National Bank, and Miss Katie Har-
ris were married at Barton, Md, at 4 p. M,
September 20. They drove to Piedmont,
and after a reception 10 friends at the
home OF the groom they left on No. 4 for a
trip east.
a son of w. j.. S~hanholtzer died Thurs
day evening. The remains were taken 10
Queens Point cemetery Ia heyser on
Thursday.
A pair OF horses belonging to j. H.
Cramer a Off on Thursday GemOlishing
the wagon and Gripping the driver.
Mr.. Gus White, of Cumberland, Md,
tarried with US several days this week.
Capt. John Shindam, Of Mt. Savage, was
in town Thursday.
Mr.. J.. j.. Morrison left to-day for Bal
timore, accompanying his aunt.
Miss Eta Hayden left for Clarksburg
10 attend ST. Joseph Seminary.
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Thanks TO the progress OF civilization
and justice, the world Is beginning 20
comprehend that there is no sex 10 sin;
that "a bad Is not worse than
a bad man." frequently not half so
bad, since she rarely loses that sym.
patty and generosity which he prob
ably never possessed at all. There is
to be- an evening up and a melting out
OF penalties 10 the future, and a be-
smirched man will be found as black as
a besmIrched woman, and will have.
with her, equal chances and no more TO
reform and repenL-Chtcdgo Inter
Ocean
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Notes by the Way.

Biggser (proudly)-"I skill have the
first dollar / aver earned. Have you?"
De Broke (gloomily)-''No; nor the
last. confound III"
Wibbles-"Shruder is a great fellow
In an emergency. l don't believe any
one ever saw him in a tight place he
couldn't get out Of alone"
Wabbles-"Humph! 1 helped carry
him from Bourbon's saloon only last
night"
Inouisltive guest-'They tell me You
have made a sweeping reduction in your
force"
Landlord Weyup House-"Er-yes:
you might call 1t that. l discharged a
couple of chambermaids."
Upson-"Blamed If l can see what on
earth they ever nominated young Got
cash for Congress for. He couldn't
make q speech 10 W. his life"
Downey-"Won't need to. The party
worker all expect his money to do the
talking.
Don't be discouraged when a man de-
cllnes to give your suggestions q
thought. He may not have many OF
them TO spare.
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Ir pays to be good, as everybody
knows, and 1t pays even batter to be
very good. II DR.. Parkburst weren't so
very good as everybody knows he is he
wouldn't have got that offer OF $50, 600
for 12O lectures, with the agreement tha
he Is to be az the disposal OF his manag-
ers at twelve o'clock every sunday
evening, and shall be returned right side
up with care 70 New YORK city every
Saturday night at q quarter 10 twelve
ROstOn Globe.
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Fort Davis. Texas. who have been visiting
Judge Keesey's sister, Mrs. George Blank,
ensop, nave returned home accompanied
by Mrs. James Carmichael, who will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Whit Keesey.
Hon. John A. Howard was In tue city
for a short time Wednesday.
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SAAfNA
The Good Templars have elected the fol-
lowing representatives TO attend the dis
trict meeting OF the order, which is to be
held at Bridgeport, Thursday and Friday,
September 27th and 18th. 1884: Delegates,
Miss BERTHE Geisler, Miss Emma MCGEE
ana Edward MCGEE. Alternates, Miss
Louella Mcdonald, Miss Corona CrisweIl
and Harry H. Oliver. The meeting prom
Uses TO be a very interesting one.
The Arlington band, under the leadership
of Prof. r. J. Nelson, will give q concert
! at Woodsheld during the fair this week.
Mrs. Field and daughter, Miss Mollie,o OF
Homestead, Pa, are guests OF Mrs. w.
Wood, on Gravel Hill.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of South Bellaire will hold services
in the M. Z. Cherch this evening. Rev.
William Cunningham, Of Wheeling, will
deliver the sermon.
IT. G.. Nicholson, who moneged the Erie,
pa base ball club during the past season,
has returned home. The "Parson" Is look
ing the real picture OF health.
Miss Nellie Craft, who graduated from
the Bellaire High School several years
ago, isknow a student IN Col. FarKers
school in Chicago.
Seventy-nine girls and ffty-two boys are
now enrolled in the Bellaire High School.
Ed. j.. LaRsche will spend a couple OF
weeks with friends at Greencastie, Ind.
Miss Myrtle Stewart, who graduated
from the Beuwood High School last June,
is now a member of the A class IN the Bell
aire Aigh School. .
Mrs. A. w. Voeghtly and daughter, OF
Gas City, Ind, who have been visiting her
brother, DR.. r. w. Muhleman, and other
friends in this city, left for their nome
yesterday afternoon.
Walter Mausell will leave tomorrow
morning to resume his studies for the min
istry at Bethany College, West Virginia.
Mrs. Il. A. Leichtenberger is the guest
of friends az New Lisbon, o..
S. O. Hamilton is home from q trip in
the interest of the Chelsea China Com
pany.
The enrolment in the schools to date IS
1,476. A year ago it was l,521.
Mrs. Rhodes has returned TO her home
at McKeesport, Pa, after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Elijah Criswell, OF the Filth
ward.
H. Romick and family, OF Brilliant, are
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Halliday, on
Gravel Hill.
The Epworth League of this city will pay
a fraternal visit TO the Martins Ferry
League tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Baker, of Gravel Hill, Is visiting
her sons, John, Grant and Howard, Find
lay, o.
There will be no preaching at the M. E.
Church to-day, as the pastor, Rev. ID. W..
Chandler, is attending Conference.
James r. Dennison and wife OF Chicago,
who nave been visiting the family of Chas.
H. Blakeney, in the Second ward, have
returned home.
Misses Jessie aud Maggie Roscoe, Of st.
Clairsville, are guests Of friends In this
city. 49,
William Thurston, formerly Of this
county. now Of Newark, is the guest OF his
cousin, #. H. Rowles, in the First ward.
Attend the ST. Clairsville Fair Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, September 20,
&c and q.
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PoRTLANDssTATIoN

PORTLAND STATION, o., September 22.-
Miss Virginia Norton is visiting friends in
S~teuoenville.
The Portland and Smithield daily hack
has resumed business again.
Mrs. Hiram BUGGY is quite i'll, also a
little daughter Of David Standard.
There will be no preaching service in
the'Presbyterian Church to-day on account
of Rev. Houston being called to Uroania 70
tEe bedside of his brother.
Cal Bauer, a very highly esteemed
koung man of this place, died very sud-
Heuly of heart failure, Friday afternoon.
Funeral services to-day at 10 O'Clock.