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The Portland daily press., 1894-03-01

Roscoe G.. Watson of Nasons' Falls.
caught his right hand on circular saw
aJ Watson's mill Tuesday afternoon,
nearly cutting it in two across the palm,
also splitting the thumb joint. Dr.. J. F.
MouIton was summoned and dressed the
wound. It is hoped the hand can be
saved, IN
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-01

to the self respect of luke-warm and
weak kneed partlsans. will be produc-
tive of promised victory
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-01
FrYeburg.

For the past few days crew of men
have been employed by Frank Themes
at Fryeburg to cut lumber. Saturday
thew were paid off. and three or four OF
them started to walk TO Conway. Just
a short distance from Conway the 3.3
p. m. train from on Portland ,aa rounded a
IS said to have been Stone, who was
killed. A,short distance from the scene
of the accident another man was found
with feet and hands frozen. He was
taken first to Conway, and later to Au-
burn, where he had lived, to the hos
pital.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-01

trdG some woman has
sent us her words of
joyful thanks for
health restored.
From San Francisco
Mrs. Detwiler writes,
from her Laurel Ave.
home, thatshe unwise-
ly left herroom all too
soon when her baby
was born.
The result was an
aggravated case of dis
placement of the
womb that wholly
Frustrated her.
The doctors tried
medicines, apparatus,
andshe suffered every
thing.
81 decided to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Theeffect was wonder
full, and, thanks alone
to-her, l am now we'll"
Mrs. Kate Morris,
100AIulber1y ST., New
York, says:
g For wears / sllf-
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-01
WESTBROOK.

The firemen will be paid their yearly
salary ON Saturday.
The Atalants club of Westbrook semi
nary will hold a fair tonight, the pro-
ceeds of whichwill be devoted to retur-
nishing the parrots Of thatsins titution.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-01

fered with womb trouble. l was so sick
and nervous that could not stand or sit,
the pains through my back made me crazy.
I tried several doctors but found no relief.
I was advised to try your Vegetable Com
pound. did, and to-day am well
woman
From PARKWAY Texas comes word from
Mrs. Jennie Arthur of the town of Taylor:
81 did not know what rest was for
months. Twas so dizzy and faint at times
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-01

splendid practically
c. IN page tbymaL
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
THIS TELLS THE STORY.
FROM ATLANTIC. TO PACIFIC
Praises Come, Unlimited, Heralding the
Success of One Wonan's Work.

ESPECIAL TotouR LADY READERs.]
From all sections of this great country.
no city SO large, no village SO small, but
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-14
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT. W. VA, October 13.-Miss
Clara Fechlig. of Wellers0urg, Pa, is Wis
| itiug DR.. l.. Eugle.
Malcr Jenkins, Grand Keeper OF Re-
cords and Seals, is attending Grand Lodge
meeting at Huntington.
Mr. ans Mrs II. L. Nesbitt are visiting
relatives at Harrisburg, Va.
Miss MOilie MCGOWAN returned from
pleasant visit 20 friends near Martinsburg.
( Mrs vi. Nenney, OF Omaha, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. NJ. Mckoue.
VIM Il Parks, Of Beresford. South Da.
ko;a, and Mrs. NJ. b. Davidson, OF Mystic,
Iowa, are visiting their brother, ID. h.
Parke
Mrs. Mary Parke, nee Girard. died at
her home in Barton, Nd, at lO:3O p. m.
Saturday. of stomach trouble, after an i'll
ness OF two years; aged - years
The iuJermCnt took place at 2:3O Thurs
day, ia Laurel EN- cemetery, Barton, Md.
The deceased leaves one daughter, Mrs.
T. Davidson, of Mystic Iowa; two sOus,
VIII is. parke, of Beresfori, South Da-
kOta. aud ID. Il. Parke, Of Piedmpnt, viva.
Messrs. G.. A. Pagenhart, K II. Whit
smith, John Michigan and J, Ross, of
Westerup0rt, are serving on the Allegheny
county grand jury In Cumberland this
week.
MIR. Theo. COMBS, of Elk Garden, called
on Us to-day
Rev. j. II. Buelle will take charge of the
Westeruport u. B. church.
The Gilbert band gave an open air con-
cert this evening.
The Keyser band and large party Of
Democrats came up on a special train at
O'Clock tonight 10 hear VIM. L. Wilson,
There was such a large crowd present
that 10 was necessary 10 have speaking
b5,h outside and inside the hall
Hon. w. L. Wilson aud Col. W. w. Ar
nett spoke inside the Opera House which
was decorated in 8 very elaborate manner.
Col. J. Blanchard, Of Michigan. addressed
large crowd at the door Of the Opera
House
Al0czo House, two-vear-old, was thrown
under moving freight train on Monday
crushing his arm and leg so seriously that
amputat,0n was necessary. He died from
the shock in about two hours He was
buried az R0wlesburg, Nd, on Wednes'
day,
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GRAFTON.

GKArToN, w. Va, October ;3.-There
was quite u crowd Of enthusiastic Demo
Gratis ana some Republicans went from mere
to the border State meeting, at Morgan
town, Saturday.
A bopt forty masons from the Grafton
Lodge went out 10 Pruntytown, Thursday,
TO take part In the laying or the corner
stone Of the Reform school.
Fred OFT. Baltimore and OHIO employe,
suddenly became insane THURSDAY; MS
family lives in Pittsburg. be claimed
thai iis wife had killed his little children
and he wanted 10 20 home. He was arrest
ed and locked up. The authorities OF the
town telegraphed his family and found
that they were all well.
Mrs. 3. NJ. McGaaw and family return
ed Thursday from Mt. Lake Park, where
they had been since early in tho sumner
The many friends Of Rev. JOAN h. Rey-
nolds are glad TO see him out again. He Is
lust recovering from a severe spell OF SICK
ness.
Mrs. Kats Hoffman ard her daughter,
Miss Laura, are visiting friends IN Scott
dale, Pa.
Miss Orph Sheets and Miss Clara Turner
are visiting friends in Washington and
other eastern cities.
The drilling at the new well east OF the
city is ptOgTcSStuS AiSS4S' AHOJ 0AO 4N'
down about 800 feet
Business was never better in our town
than il is at present Never was there half
so much building and improvements going
on.
Mr.. c. +. letter and Mr.. Nj. f. Hall have
been in town most all week. They are the
managers of Mr.. DaytOn's campaign. They
are both pleasant gentlemen and are laoor-
ing hnrd for the election of Mr.. Dayton,
hut their labor will be in vain.
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school at $40 p. IN, service at ii a. N.
Y. p. 5. G.. Z. at $3.50 p. m, subject, "how
Christ Helps in Our Daily Tasksn Ger
man Reformed Church. Rev. L. NJ Weiss
pastor, Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. regu-
lar service at 1890 a. m, subject, "Lieoet
Euch Inter Einauder." English service IN
the evening at Z: 80. We extend corclal
mutation to our German people In partlc-
ular aud to the puolic IN general.
Friday night q large number OF the IA.
of p. of Bellaire accompanied by the Ar
lington band and the Arlington Quartette
attended the banquet and entertainment
given by the Bridgeport Il. OF =. Lodge.
II took four cars 10 bring them nome
The Literary Society organized recently,
held a meeting at the home OF Miss Zetta
Cohen of the Fourth ward.
In some parts Of the State saloonlstS are
being arrested for selling short measure IN
pint and half pint TASKS Of whiskey.
Three championships OF Belmont county
will be contested for at GAINESVILLE on DC
tober %, Thursday; base ball, trottlng and
bicycle.
Mrs. Louisa Clouse has opened confec-
tionery on Belmont street, where you can
get the sweets at any time.
Mr.. VIM. A Cory and family have left
Pittsburg and will locate at Marion, Ind.
They will stop here for a brief visit with
relatives and friends on their way West.
Miss Jessie Butte is visiting relatives at
Ingram, Pa.
David Irwin, Of the Second ward, has
moved his family TO McMechen.
Mrs. Harry Herzberg is home from Gin
ciInati.
DR.. Wells. j. D. Keyser and another got
50 squirrels this week, and had poor
place, too.
Don't fail to attend the Races at
Moundsyille, October 18th and 18th.
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SEW MAKTINsvILLE

NEw MARTINsvILLE. w. VA, October IL.
Mrs. Jeanette Hall returned Friday
from visit 10 friends at st. Mary's.
) b. Hail attended court at WOodsheld,
Ohio, Monday.
W.R Morris and J. w. McIutire were
attending court al MOurdsville Wednes-
day.
DR.. J. VI. Yeater, Democratic candidate
for State Senator, was IN town Tuesday.
Judge L. =. Jacobs delivered an address
before tho EpworJh League at Mounds
VILE Wednesday evening.
W. X. puerr, a Main street merchant
tailor, and Miss Minnie Shields were mar
RED n ST. ClaiTsyille, Ohio, Wednesday
Miss Shields held a position IS teacher IN
our high school Tor two years.
81. ". SelOy spent Sunday ct Mounds
vile with his daughter Mrs. ALI Lang.
Wednesday night. as q. McClOud was
about 10 cross the railroad bridge, two men
came out of tue Office Of KOunU u Phil
lips, drew d revolver on him and ordered
him 20 return and say nothing OF what was
going on. McCleud OOeyed orders, and
next morning the safe was found down
open. 10 contained uOthlng'Ot value.
Mrs. John ODER, Of Main street, IS SICK
or rheumatism.
Miss D0sia MclGtlre is teaching the
Gravel Bottom school.
Z. ". Barrack and +. B. Snodgrass
went TO Falrmout to-day on legal business.
DR.. j, D. Richardson left last Sunday
for Washington, ID. C., where he Will To-
cate permanently 10 practice medicine.
MIR ami Mrs. FRANK Young, Of Sisters
vile, were the guests of bis father, DR..
Young, on Sunday last.
j. H. Wyatt, ex-sherif Of this county,
will move 10 Pricetown in few days and
eugsge n the hotel business.
Miss Sa,Ne HuG, of Proctor, died Fri
day She was 90 years old.
George II. Umstead, s. B. Hall, J. w.
Mclutire, W. 3 Wiley and 4. y. Snod-
grass attorneys, will go to Wheeling
Monday 20 submit s0Ts causes TO Judge
PAUL. Judge Jacobs, having been inter-
ested Es attorney. cannot decide them.
Miss Jennie McCamlen spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Fisher, Of Hannibal,
Ohio
Miss Mamie McEldOwney visited friends
at Darlington, o., Sunday.
County Court and Circuit Court ad-
iOurued to-day.
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Sharpsburg on Monday, where she at
tended the funeral of a niece.
MIR. D. W. Baird, OF the RIVERSIDE Giass
Co. Is in New York on business.
Mrs. Ann Crothers is visiting frlenos IN
Parkersburg. 49,.
Mrs. Laura Beltz made business trip
to Pittsburg on Tuesday.
Mr.. Patrick Campbell has returned from
visit in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Lena Hodgens. of Claysviile, Pa,
Mrs. K. NJ Brown and son, Palmer, OF
Pittsburg, are visiting frierds IN the iclty.
o. NJ. Waddle, Of Pitts6urg, was In the
city Monday. 49,.
Judge J. r. PAUL, W. W. Arnett, W. P.
Hubbard and j. B. Sommerville were up
from Wheeling on Monday on legal ousl-
ness.
NJ. L. Wells and Tom Davies were dele
gates TO the Grand Lodge, b. OF r. al
Huntington, this week.
Miss Annie Byrnes was rendered pleas
ant party at her home on Thursday even
ing. Quite number OF her friends had an
excellent time owing TO her pleasant enter
tainment.
The first lecture of the Lecture Course
(. will De given in Barth's Opera House on
October nth. Robert Nourse Will De the
| lecturer.
The p. f. Church people are going to
give a Hallow Fen supper IN the CITY
! Hall.
Messrs. Abort Marks, Y. Wilkinson
and + Il. Hammond attended party IL
Steuoeuville on Friday.
Mr.. Ed. Harvey had hand painfully In
iured Dy being caught in the machinery al
! the sack factory.
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PROCTOR.

PocToR. W. VA. October IS. Miss Della
Hyder will leave Today for Darlington TO
remain few days as the guest OF her
aunt.
visiting his parents this week.
Miss Gertrude Tate, a popular young
lady of this place, left for Wheeling Tues
day. where she will remain several weeks
visiting relatives aud friends.
Mrs. Frank Erlewine was called TO the
cougtry Thursday by the serious illness Of
Miss Maud Martin, of New Martinsville,
was visiting her friend Miss Ida Monroe
Mrs, Leonard Moore, who has been very
III for several weeks, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Sallie HUFF, respected old lady
died very suddeulv Thursday night and
was buried a. ~ 81. m, to-day, at Williams
MIR. Jack R,u'orth went to Pittsburg
Monday 10 remain during the winter.
Misses Minnie and Lima Monroe, Katie
Moore and Mr.. Henry Wayman are attend
ing school at New Martinsvil.e.
Mr.. Lucinda WhOrt0n left for Waverly
this morning TO be gone several weeks.
Ex-Governor Fleming will speak here
October 10th, at , p. m.
Misses Maude Wayman and Flora
Moore. returned to New Martinsviile, Mon
day. after spending Sunday with their
parents here.
Harry Hoskiusou, Of McMechen, who
has been visiting the family Of DR.. f. Y.
Cox. returned home Wednesday.
JEFF Yoho leaves Monday for Ada, Ohio,
where he will attend school.
] A. Dopler returned from Wheeling
Yesterday, after on a5senceOf couple OF
days
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his friends and his relatives nave the deep
est sympath of their many friends. Inc
remains were inferred at Llnwood.
Mrs. Rhine and daughter Bernice are
with relatives at Mingo, y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Branum are nap,
PLY located in their new home on howard
street
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs: Johnson
of Etnayille, was buried at hiverView'
Thursday.
Morning and evening services as usual
at the First PRESBYTERIAN Church by the
pastor, Rev. J. Nj. Stephens.
The K. of p. social Thursday evening
was delightful affair, and gre crealt Is
due the committee in charge.
Morning and evening service as usual at
the First NJ. E. Church, oy the pastor,
Rev. e. B. Henthorne. Morning topic.
"a New Jacobs LADDER" evening, II
thou hast run with the footman ana ne mas
weared thee, what wilt thou DO with
horses"
e. W. Houser and H. NJ. Clark drove to
Cadiz yesterday.
About ten couples Of our young folks
drove out 10 the Sedgwick farm, last even
ing. where they were entertained by MISS
Nav Sedwick, in honor OF ner brother
Ira's birthday. IL was in the nature OF a
surprise TO the young man, out ne was
equal to the occasion. and happy evening
was spent by all.
Messrs George Giffln. z. Sharp, j. w;
Fowler, and John Gifin have returned
from ten days hunting trip IN harrison
county.
Il. i. Howell Is in GAINESVILLE on bust
ness.
Miss Matte Medili was 10 from Mt. De
Chantal during the week. 100.
An infant son of MIR. and Mrs. William
Eckert, of Ktnaville, will be buried To-
day at 2 D. N. Interment at Mt Calvary.
Adjourned meeting OF Council Tuesday
evening
The Young Ladies' Mission Band OF the
| Presbyterian Church Will hold an open
meeting Friday evening at the nome oil
| Miss Mary Boggs All the young LADIES' OF
! the congregation are invited.
! Mr.. ana Mrs. George Summers were IN
Cadiz yesterday attending the funeral OF
relative
Harry Sells has resigned his position
| with A. Uranium & Sons.
Miss George Kinney Is spending lew
days with her parents at Belmont
Mrs. VIM. Il. Evans haf returned TO Al
| legheny after snort visit with her sister,
| Mrs. John Scott.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
| Pasco was buried at High Ridge Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilmore, Miss Mar
garet Gilmore, George Bitter, OF CoIum
| bus, o.: VIM: Gilmore, Cincinnati, o.;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones, Of Delaware,
! .. were home 10 attend the funeral Of Mr.
Eli Gilmore.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL. O.. October l3.-Miss Mollie
Cline was visiting friends IN Buckhlll, u,
Saturday and Sunday.
A bold robbery was committed at this
place on Sunday evening about o'clock.
While Mr. and Mrs Godfrey Muhleman
were at church someone entered their res
idence and carried away two hundred dol
lars In gold. 1t is supposed that entrance
was effected through the front door. NO
clue to the thief has yet been found.
Il. b. fisher was at Matamoras, ONO,
Tuesday, on business.
Misses May and Ora Smith hospitaoly
entertained large number OF their friends
at a tafYy party, on Saturday evening.
Gilbert Wilson was at Matamoras, Sun
day and Monday.
+. Muhleman and daughter, OF Sisters
Vile, were in town yesterday.
Miss Sadie Linkard left Tuesday Tor
Williamstown, where she intends visiting
her brother.
J. Il. Bu9ap, formerly o; this city, was
on our streets Tuesday.
Miss Emma Braunlich was shopping at
Wheeling, Wednesday.
Mr. Crawford, the genial gas man. was
perainbulaJing' over our Steets the past
week
Capt. Jack Harrison, Of Belfre, is visit
relatives here.
Miss Ida Moore was calling on friends in
town Thursday.
Miss Lena Hartlieb, OF Moundsville, was
visiting relativessnere the past week.
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WooDsFIELD.

WooDsFIELD, O.. October 13.-Dr. James
Walton, formerly or this place, and brother
of Mayor n. V. Walton, was married this
week TO Miss Ida Marshall, OF New Cum
berland, w Va. They will make their
home at Wintersville. jefferson county,
Ohio. where the doctor is located and mas
an extensive practice.
Miss Jessie Denoon, thirteen years or
age, was suddenly and surprisingly
stricken down with Bright's disease Tues
day and her death is now momentarily ex-
pected.
Misses Grace Pope and Marie Mooney
are the guests of Mrs. w. A. Delaplaln at
Graysville.
T. A. May was at Wheeling this week.
Miss Barbara Schumacher left Wednes-
day for Pittsburg on three weeks visit.
s. Derroon has purchased the Star hotel
at this place. Consideration $4,000.
jacob Bertram was at Wheeling Thurs
day. -,
The teachers OF Center township will
meet at Wosdsfield Saturday, October 20,
and organize township teachers associa-
ton.
+. W. Ketterer has formed partnership
with r. W. McCannon in the practice OF
law.
Mrs. ]. White Johnson, OF Allegheny, is
the guest of her con, p. $. johnson.
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ginia militia, has moved here from Fair
mont, and will carry on the insurance busl-
ness.
Bruce Jefferson ran a knife through his
hand the other day, which made very
painful wound.
j. Howard Holt addressed prohibition
meeting at Bane school house Friday night.
The Ohio Valley Quartette accompanied
him and made the music for the occasion,
Miss Mollie McCaskey, Of Ptttsourg, VINO
has Oeen visiting friends here Tor tne TWO
weeks, returned 70 her home yesterday.
Mrs. \. j. LYDIA has returned nome 10
McAechen, after pleasant visit TO MRS
Capt John Smith. She was IN attendance
at the Epworth League Convention.
Jas A. Sigafoos, is spending SUNDAY
with friends in Parkersburg.
Messrs. John WdterhOuse and his father,
Stephen Wa:erhOuse, OF Wheeling, were
in the city yesterday on business.
Hon. NJ T. Dryden and Will LOrentz
left here Yesterday morning for melghen,
where they addressed the Democracy last
nigat. They will then go TO Cameron. aud
MIR Dryden will make tour OF MarsnaI
county and Mr. LOrentz will go to Clarks-
buzz. where he will deliver an address.
). Q. Shaw, Of the Echo, will leave this
week for an extended hunting trip in Tuck-
er county.
Miss Dora and Irene Cockayne enter
tanned q number Of their friends at their
home in Glendale last Monday night
Dancing wss INDUCED IN until late hour,
ami at a proper season refreshments were
served. \ carriage load went up from
this place and enjoyed the festivities OF the
evening.
Daring the storm yesterday afternoon
the wind blew down a large locust tree,
standing in front of McFaddeu's livery
stable on Sixth street, falling on a house
belonging 20 Louis Dressed, tearing or
portion OF the COruice and crushing IN the
slate root. Mrs. Cook was lying in the
second story 1t the time having been con-
fined buj three days ago, and hearing the
crash. jumped up and ran down stairs, be-
fore she found out what was the matter.
She is getting along all right, however.
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nuUND,vILLE

The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
Presbyterian Church was pleasantly en-
Aertained Oy Mrs. &. II Carver 81 her
ro0ms on Seventh street Thursday after
noon.
A damage suit Of John +. Null against
Samuel Dorsey, brought for the killing Of
plaintiffs dog, was tried before Justice
Mann on yesterday, About week ago
MIR. Dorsey had several sheep killed IN MS
flock. and going out one morning found a
dog eating away at doad one. The dog
saw MIN and ran, but he got his gun and
went 10 where the plaintiff lived, where
he recognized the dOg as the one in the
field and shot il. The plaintiff brought
suit 10 recover $25 damages. The Justice
gave a verdict in favor Of the defendant.
Thenexu attraction az the Opera House
will be "Cell No -, 80 produced by Angus
lin Neuvile on Friday, the 10th.
WOODBURY. 81 Son have moved their gro
cery TO the corner Of jefferson avenue and
Third street, formerly occupied by J. A.
Ewing ), Co.
Chester Wright, son Of Oscar Wright,
is confined to his room with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Wright, who also has the same dis
ease, is recovering.
Il. Il. Rogers is home from a business
trip 10 WayneSburg.
Col. Phil a. SchaIer, Of the West Vir-
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. ard Mrs. c. NJ. Fisher are visiting
relatives at Beaver Falls, Pa.
Mir. and Mrs. David Wagner spent sew
eral DAYS in Pittsburg during the week.
Messrs. Harry F'rashier, Roy WATSON,
Percy Hammond. Of Cadiz. were calling
on friends IN town Yesterday.
Miss Hannah Smith was a visitor At the
Pitts burg Exposition during the week.
The W. c. T. L. social at the home OF
Mrs. Samuel Junkins, Thursday evening,
was largely attended and was success in
every way.
one Of the telephone wires dropped
across the electric car line yesterday morn
ing and burned out several telephones.
Miss Eloise Mckee. who has been visit
ing her brother, was called home yesterday
by the illness Of her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Patton. Of Alliance.
The funeral Of Mr.. Eli Gilmore took
place from Mr.. y. Kuhn's residence Thurs
day afternoon ana was largely attended.
Mr.. Gilmore's death was quite shock 10
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PAEKEK,HUEa

PARKERspuEG, ". Va, October ID
Mrs. Waitmau Bafbe gave delightful
whist party Thursday afternoon ma honor
OF ner visitors, Miss Huston, Of Morgan
town. aud Miss Van Deuun, OF Washing
ton T.. 81. The prize, beautiful bunch OF
roses and carnations, was won by Miss
Juliet Wait Those present were Miss
Van ID mou. Miss Huston, Miss FiZger-
aid, OF Terra Alta. Miss Maslln, OF B0lti-
more, Miss NcCldreu, of Toledo, Mrs. D..
n. Hu.CuSUn Mrs. G.. L. LOOMS, Mrs. A.
B. smith. Miss LO0mis, Miss Paden, Miss
Laura steers. Miss Stephenson, the Misses
Wait. Misses Laura and Este.le DeSp3rd,
Misses juliet aaC Mamie SnOdgraSs, Miss
BcaCeuO.ugb and McS. BarOe.
Mrs. Braleabaugh ami Miss Bradeu-
baurh held "a reception, FridGy evening" at
the home of Nr. q. b. Neal, on Ann street,
which was quite an elaborate social event
Miss Carrie Shrewsbury, VIII has been
the Guest OF Miss Belle NCCBOe, OF w Wheel
iuc. returned hOme Thursday evening
g Walker and e. II. Kirk, OF Wheel
inc. were guests in the city Thursday
Go. Sam Miller is here from Pennsboro
I'M. stanley, editor Of the Py,hiIn Bon
ner, IS here from Huntington on his way
home.
John IT,. Stealey, or ClarkSOurg, IS reg
isterld 40 the Palace
Patrick lee and sister, Miss Fannie,
and Miss Fannie Kennedy, OF Cairo, who
have been visiting friends here for a few
days, returned home to-day.
Hon Il. F.. Kidd anu Attorney $. A.
HAYS. of Gleuvius, are prominent guests
of the Commercial to-day.
i. a. WethSrel expects 70 get in his
new building by tho middle Of next week.
Superintendent ~. NJ Strauss has
moved from Ju.jaua and Twelfth streets
20 1893 Market street. in the house for
merry occupied 5y Henry ke.lar. W. Z.
by ,lr. Strauss.
N.ss Mary Dulin will leave Sunday, No
vom1er for CinC.Gu3u. 10 take violin in
struction under Campduari.
Adjutant- General H0uey Is here from
Charleston.