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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

at his boarding house, Thursday morning,
were removed TO his home at Spence's sta
ton for burial, Friday afternoon.
Special Easter services will be conduct
ed In the M. Z. church to-day by Rev.
Denton. This morning sermon viii be
rendered for young converts The even
ing service will be Of an appropriate ma
ture for the occasion.
David Arnett, who has long been a resi-
dent of this place, will soon remove his
family to Ohio, where he will reside IN the
future.
Mack Kennedy is visiting his parents,
of the Lower End.
Miss Alice Crockard, Of Washington
Seminary, is home, spending Easter with
her parents.
A masquerade party was given at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank POrterheld,
Thursday evening, in honor Of their son,
Willie. Those present were: Hattie Sat
terrified. Kate Kelley, Hattie Kelley, Alta
Edwards, Mary Marshel, Cora Edwards,
Cora Bell. Cora Taylor, Lorle Ian
der, Lou Terrell, Alverda Mahood, Sarah
MahOod, Anna Taylor, Elsie Peabody,
Dove Paden, Halle Martin, Gertie Smith,
Edith ROOme, Maggie RoOme; and Sam
Hunter, VIII 'McMillen, Walter Davis,
Clarence Paden, J.. Stepes, Howard Bur
SEE Ol4GE 4NEW LIAAf A4l-A4 Wv 49, l. 49,
Zimmerman, Lyle Linsley, Joe Mahood
and James Edwards. A pleasant time was
had. Refreshments were served.
Wm. Tolbert, teacher Of Pine Hill
school, OF this district, was in town yes
terday
Teachers Institute will be held at Chest
nut Grove schOl house April I.
Ed Roam, Of SistersviIle, is visiting in
town.
A small child Of John Kearny, Of lower
town, died Friday.
Harry Bowers IS visiting his parents in
ShepherdstOWn.
Special Easter services will be held in
German Lutheran church Sunday morn
ing, conducted by Rev. BOeCelle. Services
will be held in tre evening.
Two new bakeries will soon be opened
in town.
Mrs. John Smith YVES the guest OF Miss
Nellie LineOerger this week.
Patrick MCDOwd, living near the Ben
wood Junction, is quite Ill Of an attack Of
fever.
The music In St Johns church will be
OF especial character to-day.
VI. L. Crow, Of Sherrard, was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. 10y, Of Sherrard, was married
TO Miss Shaw one day this week.
JUST RECEIvED.-A carload Of wall
paper from the leading manufacturers.
VIII sci ] az prices to suit the times.
NJ 81 w. DEEGAN.
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FAIRMONT.

FATRMoNT, March 24-Mrs. Fred Martin
Is visiting her mother at Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. Emma Shore returned this week
from q visit 10 her sister in New York
George Geager, the hustling dry goods
merchant, is in the East purchasing his
spring stock.
Ex-Sheriff Linn is able to be out after q
weeks illness.
Miss Ida Fleming is home from n stay
OF several weeks in Pittsburg, the guest
Of friends.
ceiyed an invitation TO so 10 ClarksDurg
next Thursday 10 assist IN some work al
the Clarksburg lodge there.
Messrs. j. T. Sands, Jr., I'd. watson,
and Col. II. G. Bowles, are home from q
business trip 70 Columbus, Ohio, in regard
to coal rates.
Mrs. Thomas Hough returned this week
from u visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Reed, at Lima, Ohio
NJ Wilson has recovered from serious
illness
County Clerk Manley is in Wheeling on
business this week.
Attorney h G.. Linn, and r. T.. Talk
ingtou and Thomas Deveney, are home
from q business trip to Wheeling
VIII Raymond and wife, OF Lebanon, o.,
are guests az the residence OF NJ. w, Hay
mond, on High street.
The Patch Work Opera by the pupils Of
Mrs Nellie Sweeney Palmer, will be re-
peated here next Saturday evening.
H. w Banner, the well known music
dealer OF Wheeling, was here this week.
The following party OF representative
business men OF this section will accom-
pany Gov A. B. Fleming on MS trip 10
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OLARINGTON,

C1AR1NGToN, O., March 24.-Mrs. Lydia
Duerr of New Martinsville, returned
home Monday after spending a few days
with relatives here.
Chas. Watkins, kookkeeper Of L. S. Del
aplain & Co., spent a few days here the
frat Of the week.
Miss Lou Cochran is spending this week
in Pitts0urg.
Miss Emma Mallory returned home Sun
dav from an extended visit at the northern
part Of this State.
Mrs. Lucy Cramer returned home yes
terday from q visit 70 relatives at Belpre.
Miss Cal Dieterich, Of Buckhiil, spent q
few days here this week.
The La Roach Bros, Of Bellaire, put a
6ne piano in at W T. Powelps this week.
John .. A. Mslloy had paralytic stroke
last Monday and IS in q very critical con-
ditiOn.
Mrs. Albert Dieterich is visiting rela-
tives at Buckhill Bottom this week.
G. ". Hubacher, Of Sardis, was in town
Thursday.
Rev. ]. B. Manley and daughter Lecele
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CLAB-EsBURG.

C1ARKsBURe, w. Va, March 2L-M. G..
Sp5ery, Esq, is In West Union.
George Chorpsuiug has returned from
California.
4. W. Whitwane is in Philadelphia
Lloyd Lang is back from the West.
IJ is said tnat the Br0eddus College will
be opened this fall
r. r LowndeS is in New York City.
Charles Hickman has returned from
keyser.
Hon John J. Davis has been on the sick
list.
Judge Edwin Maxwell and Hon. john
Basel attended West Union Court this
week
b. T. Southerns has returned from FL
kIns.
Mr. Herbert L. Davis was married to
Miss Belle Nuttcr on Thursday.
Charley Huntington attended the we'd
ding of his brother Hugh aud Miss Jessie
Lockwood, ut Weston, Wednesday.
Lodge No. 80, knights of Fythias, Of
this city, has been chartered. The iucOr-
porators are NJ. NJ Thompson, Lloyd
Reed, d. H. Rees, +. w. =. Waldeck and
II. e. Hursev.
J. II. Henry, OF Bridgeport, and Thos
r. Watson and /. Q. Watson, of Fairmont,
have purchased the Worth Ward farm in
Elk district
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BENWOOD.

Thomas Pelley, Of Mingo, is home visit
iuE his parents.
Car. Becker. who has been making his
home u Allegheny is spending q few days
with his parents.
Miss Annie Peuey, the vocalist. who has
won for herself so high standing ia that
vocation, has accepted q position as leader
of choir iu the Second Presbyterian church
of Wheeling.
Thursday and Friday were examination
days iu tle public school.
This week ended the seventh month OF
the scbOO. term.
James Hunter. Of Yance's store,is on the
sick list
Oqite number Of society people from
this Mace attended the Musicale SOlree,
given bv Prof Mariu, at Odd Fellows
Eau iu Wheeling, Tuesday evening.
William Cunningham, of New York, has
returned home. after pleasant visit with
Mrs. Jacob Burr on Water street
Mrs. Jacob Burr has returned home, af-
terra pleasant visit iu the country
Teachers and trustees Of public schools
held their regular monthly meeting Fri
T6e Dau-htcrs Of Bsbekah met at their
hall Friday evening. Regular business
was transacted
Despite the stringelCy in the money
market tw5 weddings are 90 take place In
the near future While Ben wood viii
lose one OF the gentle sex, another will nil
the vacancy.
Special services were conducted in St.
Johns church Friday and Friday evening,
Miss AIrcrdia MahOCd who has been on
the sick list. has about recovered.
Miss Hattie Kelly entertained her
friends i'm "a tefzh;ful manner sc the resi-
5srcs of her parents, on Water street,
Tuesday evening.
me remains Of @. Crawford, who died
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TILTONvILLE.

T1LToyvIILE. o., March 24.-CharleS I.
AIKEN, Of the tow boat Jos. Walton, spent =
few days In town and left MONDAY on an
other trip.
Wallace Mediu aud Downy StrinEer, OF
Portland, were in town Monday evening.
Clyde Porter left for his home IN New
Alexandra Monday morning, MS scnool
having closed here on Saturday.
Miss Ida Tilton is visiting friends ana
relatives in this vicinity.
James T. Hodgen bought the Trim pie
property on Main street, which was SOLD
at the front door OF the court house IN
Steubenvilie Monday noon. Amount paid
for same $3.50.
Edgar Tilton, OF St. Louis formerly OF
this place, called on old acquaintance hero
Sunday last.
Misses Emma aad Clara Gillespie, Lulu
and Emma Nicely, Erma Betton, Nellie
Marshall and Cora Msdill. Rll OF Portland
Station, were visitors az the close OF the
schools Saturday afternoon.
An Easter missionary CONCERT Will De
given in the church Sunday evening.
Mrs Robert Garner was IN wheeling
Wednesday on a shopping expedition.
Samuel Craig. brother OF James Craig,
OF this place died last Sunday morning a.
the latter's residence, and was buried
Wednesday in Riverview cemetery. Mar
tins Ferry.
The potters entertainment given Mon
day and Tuesday nights OF this week in the
town hall was a success, having made
about SlUO.
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WELLsBUBG

WrrrsPrRG. w. VA, March 2A-Miss
Ida DeCamps, Of ParkersourE, isthe guest
OF Miss A.. u. Cr0tlers.
Miss Katie Williams has been visiting
friends in town.
a pleasant surprise party was tenoered
Prof Snyder on Tuesday evening by the
members os the EpW0r-h League.
Mr. o. O.. Owiu-s and Miss Ida ia.
Moore. of Holidays Cove. were married
by Rev. w.. O.. Wade.
Rev. Geo. ~. Smith OF Steubeaville, for
merly missionary t0 Japan delivered q
lecture Friday night on Japan as Mis-
si01ary Field.
Mrs John NcCollock, of Glen's Run, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. George Kemp.
Attorney Darwin a.. HIncman died Ou
Thursday from heart disease at Aberdeen,
s.. Dakota.
Rev WAY. OF ENGLAND, an old school
mate of Rev. Cocsraue OF the Pres5yter-
ian Church, has been conducting series
of meetings this week.
The gospel temperance meeting win be
held iu Blr,h's Opera Hall tomorrow
Sunday at $3.50 p. ODD. Prof Jefferson, OF
Bethany, win address the meeting.
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PALATINE.

PALArGNE, March 24.-NIiss Lizzie Nor
ris, of Ro5stOwn, was the guest OF Misses
Maud and Annie Wilson. last week.
Don Owens, OF Cameron, was ia town
this week.
Mrs Frank Stewart and daughter Miss
Jessie, of Warrington, were here Satur-
day and Sunday, the guest Of her father,
MIR John Most
Miss SalIie Bennett, Of MoreautOwn, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Luther jacobs,
this week
Married on Sunday evening, at the resi-
dencs OF Rev. Tam0lyn, Mr. David Rogers
10 Miss Fannie May.
Melvin Benner and Y. q. Musgrove,
merchants Of Frisco, were in town last
Monday.
james Barns is improving slowly from
an attack or rheumatism.
Miss MolI.e Leonard is improving.
Henry hess and Ac5. a. y. Rice have
the grip.
Mrs. :. E. Rice, Of Loon Springs, is the
guest of Mrs. Flora Wilson.
James Hammers has moved to DR..
Boyers' house.
Mrs. Della Hassler of Pittsburg, is
visiting Mrs. Bolton.
Miss Nettie Grover gave q birthday
party Tuesday evening.
u. t. HouiJ is sick.
j. NJ Shannon viii move to Manning
ton, April &.
j. l.. Staley is out again.
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sIsrEEsvILLE

SrsrEEsvuLE. vs.. Va, March 2+.-Ihe
new Opera House ls going uD rapidly. TO
IS expected 90 open april lJ.
The urCDriet1rs of che Central Hotel
have decided 90 add another story.
Miss Dol.5 Gathers, OF RllEeTay, Pa,
ia the guest OF Mrs. IL. Sweelacd.
~ id. Mccoy was ll Pi-ts5urg this
week
Robert Morrison left Monday morning
for his home iu ST. Louis. Mo.
Abe Cox left last night for ParSersbUrg
90 spend Sunday.
Miss Annie Elder has returned from
Wheeling.
There is a great deal OF building go.ng
on here. and many new houses VIII soon be-
completed. and vet there are none FOR rent
Henry Crane was with friends -u WASH
iuEt0n, Pa. Sunday.
Ralph Broadwater and family have
moved into their new house.
Work has been commenced removing the
old buildings TO make room for tho new
big brick hotel
Judge Umgea5, OF New MsrtDsv.le
was here this week
John E McEId0wuev and Frank Nc
Quown, of New NartinsV.Le, were here
Thursday.
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PORTLAND Station.

PORTLAND STATION, o., March 24-Wm.
Striuger is home after a very successful
operation OF cancer Of the cheek.
R. w Hodgens has returned after an
absence of four months, having been en-
pIOyed with a contract ia the northern part
Of the State.
Miss Beatrice Kelly was in town on legal
business Thursdsv
q. Co,..as, VI Toronto, moved here last
week.
A tree on tie premises occupied by John
Pastors was struck by lightning last
Thursday, and out Of a flock of sheep
which were under it forty-two were in.
stentlv killed.
Mrs +. Y. Moore is moving from here
TO her new residence in Tltonville.
Three Hungarians who had been visit
ing the Tiltouville saloons, while on their
way home 70 Laurelton, became stupid and
Law down on the track. The evening train
going west passed over one Of them, COM
pletelv severing the head from the body.
Mr.. Il. j. SJringer was one Of the sue
cessful bidders on the Rush Run pike, be-
ing awarded two sections.
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WHAT has BEgy GOING or IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK
n,.al Afl-s Happenings end Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News


GnNroS, W. VA. March cL-Mrs. ID.
3. huust has returned from visit 10
PalarnC
The Misses Sheats. daughters OF Capt
rs. M. Sneats, returned from Briarly, Nd,
where they have been attending school
lnay were accompanied Dy Miss Strain, OF
ne same school, who viii be their guest.
2lomas Applegate is 70 move % New
Er1. ID.
Rev. Walden, of Warrington, is the
guest of his son., Or. A. R. Walden.
The Christian Endeav0r Society OF the
Lutheran Church has presented that
church with a handsome organ.
HiaWatha Tribe no o, i. y. $. NJ, went
90 Elsins Friday morning 90 institute q
new tribe. H.aWatha has one Of the crack
initiation teams of the State ana VIII no
doubt hustle the pale faces of the new
tribe in proper manner.
The 'N's' had quite an enjoyable time
So their social Tuesday night.
Clyde Holt OF Palatine, was here sew
eral DAYS in tho interest of new lodge OF
the d. %. u. a. 81
Charles WbItescorver, clerk Tor Davis
81 Boyer, was called 20 his home In Viz
gnia 0y the del-l of his mother
A birthday party was given by Miss
Lille Medcra t0 her numerous young
friends on last Tuesday night
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below town, was burned Wednesday night
Loss. about 500; covered by insurance.
The municipal bonds % buy the Water
Supply Company's plant viii be sold
March 25tb.
The construction OF the new opera house
is progressing rapidly. The building will
be 40xI00 feet, with a large gallery and
raised seats for 1000 people.
Ira Dewitt Of Pittsburg, was here
Thursday.
The NJ e. Sunday school viii have an
Easter celebration in the church Sunday
evening.
OIL NOTES.
The Flaggy Meadow and South Penn Oil
Co.'S Duncan No. I, on Milestone came in
last Monday, and is making fifty barrels
per hour Hartman, Greenlee Co. IS kearns
No. 2is being drilled in, aud is making
forty barrels per hour. These two wells
are near together, both OF them being
north aud west Of any producers in the
field, ana are regarded as very important
test wells. The South PENIS Hsys No. 2
also a western edge well and regard
ed as worry important test well
should be in the coming week.
Hartman, Greenlee & Co. are building toe
rigs for their kearns Nos 3 aud =, and tne
South Penn on Company the rig Of their
Hess no. i, on the strength of these pro-
ducers. The South Penn OH COmpany's
koeu 81 AcGraw No. ], near town, came
ia buster this week. This well, taken
with the Nos. 9 and D Holbert and Hough
No. J., which came In dry several weeks
ago, condemn the eastern edge territory.
THE TOWN ELECTION.
The town election. which occurs Mon
day, April -, promises TO be quite interest
ing The temperance people have NOM
mated ticket, called the Citizens ticket,
consisting of win n. Johnson for mayor,
Wiu Us. Basnett for recorder and DR.. w. Q.
%. Wilson, Frank IL. Stewart, b. X.
Charlton, T.. q. Furbee and Charles &.
SuOdgrass for COuncilmen. There are also
two other tickets in the field, the Peoples
ticket has VIII III. Johnson for Mayor, A.
l.. Richard for Recorder and j. q. Burch-
uaL W. $. Iugles, vs.. O.. Rymer, O.. l..
J0uiF and H. 4. Morgan for COuucilmen.
The Cid ems Improvement ticket has j.
II. Christv Tor Mayor, A. +. MILAN for
Recorder ana T.. y. JCl.in, w. Il. Wright
III. Is. Euruee, i. a Prlchard and j. ID.
Charlton FOR COUuCilmen. All tho gentle
men on the last named ticket have with
drawn their names except Messrs. Cbristy
and Charlton. Tae Australian ballot Sys-
TEN viii be used, as there is no law bear
ing directly on the refusal Of candidates 20
allow their names 20 be used. Recorder
johnson has posted the three tickets as
given above.
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NEW MATAMURAS.

NEW MATAMoRAs, o., March 24-Mrs.
{. ". True returned from Marietta Mon
dav. where she was attending the funeral
OF Mr. Shrake.
Jas. Knowlton and his family left on
Tuesday for their new home at Ravens
wood.
Two spesk-easies that have lain at the
shore near Friendly for some time disap.
peared mysteriously Sunday night.
Miss Lottie Hsnshumaker returned from
Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Linnie Cunery is in Wheeling look
ing after the spring styles in dressmaking.
She will be home Thursday.
Mrs Davis OF the Hotel Green, will
manage y. A. Nays millinery shop during
the absence Of the latter.
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Pittsburg, Monday. when ne makes the
principal address before the big meeting Of
the Chamber Of Commerce on ''rhe Upper
Monongahela," the party going from here
on a special train: DR.. ]. II BroWnheld,
Col. e.. L. Smith, Capt j. Ed Watson, S.
w. Watson, o. ;. Mckinney, J. +. Sands
and several others from here; also several
from Grafton, Clarksburg and Morgan
town.
Mrs. Worth Fleming will have charge OF
the music at the Normal school, Miss Mary
Stone having resigned on account Of IN
health.
Tomorrow being Easter, there will be
special services in Christ p. h. Church at
1880 q. m. and p. m, conducted BY the
pastor, Rev. J. L. Foster. The church
will be handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion, and some elegant music will be rem
dered.
The Y. NJ. c. A. has arranged for an at
tractive Easter service at the Opera House
on Sunday afternoon at $3.50. All visitors
will be welcome. This Is the first meeting
10 which the members could invite the
ladies, as the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms are small,
but there will be no scarcity Of room at the
Opera House
There has been such demand for the
repetition Of the patch Work. opera that
il will be repeated &C the Opera House on
Saturday evening next, under the auspices
OF the Fire Department IL is expected
that the house will again be filed 10 its
utmost capacity. Our town is in need OF a
we'll organized fire department and this is
a chance 70 give IL substantial start, but
aside from the cause the popularity OF the
patch Work. opera viii attract The
last issue OF the Vest TirgiHian has tho
following: The performances throughout
were so pleasing and evidenced such thor
ough training that the spectators could
hardly realize they were witnessing an
amateur performance, and not that OF a
professional troupe. Many of the partici-
pants showed rare talent and not the least
consideration is the fact that Mrs. Palmer
amply sustained her reputation Of a great
instructress as well as q tine musician.
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srEUBENvILLE.

SrEUBENvILLE, o., March 23.-The post
Office fight has been settled here, 50 far as
CONGRESSMAN Pearson's interest in the
matter IS concerned, he last Monday hav-
ing recommended James Trotter FOR ap-
pointment.
Electors should bear in mind that az the
election 10 be held Monday week the ques-
ton OF the issuing Of Sl75, 900 in bonds for
the construction o. a nesg water works
system is TO be voted on. IL is a matter OF
great interest and all should cast sheir bal
lot intelligently on the matter.
Col. Hugh Sterling came up from Wheel
ing, Monday, 20 see bis Stsubenville
friends.
The School Board finally, at It's last
meeting. elected Miss Annie Coleman 70
the position Of night school teacher, after
ianglinE over the matter for several weeks.
The condition Of Chas. IL Rhodes, who
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PIEDMONT, W. NA., March 24-Dr d.
y'Fran6 Graham has returned from the med
, zeal college 40 Baltimore.
Nr AND Mrs. owen Harden, are with
friends at Grafton and F8.rUCut
Nessrs H Frank Harrison and Charles
Boone Lefr Monday evening for New York
City
U.s. n. Bopet moved TO- New York City
on Tuesday.
Anthony Fisher bought the Wagner
property for S3. 0J1 and che Gilmore frame
building Oh Hampshire street for Ss4'.
T u Reynolds bought tlrCa-ttths Inc
teresl iu the Gilmore brick building on
Hamshire street for $3.50, at public sale
on Monday.
TbsWest Virginia Central Railway win
c7uueucarauuaE sunday trains on A prl
ISL
MIC N jenkins left Wednesday for
MrrEautowr.
TheIad.os 90 the Mystic Chain Assembly
gave "a donation party tonight 90 Wan
E1ss in WCs-oupurt
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. MoUNDsvILLE.

The case OF John Greer tried in The
Circuit Court, was terminated Friday az
ternoou by the jury bringing 10 a verdict
Of not guilty
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Bowen will be sorry 10 hear OF the death OF
their infant daughter Sara. The fuuera.
took place from the residence of Mrs.
Bowen's father, j. W. Webster. az Pow
hatan, Tuesday afternoon 90 o'clock.
Rev. G.. W. Grimes will preach a special
sermon Of the ". +. Church this morning
at 10 80 o'clock.
Company B, NJ. +. Church, will give a
poverty parsonage social. at the home Of
Mr. John Chapman, tomorrow evening. A
ally dressed.
Mound CITY Council No. 6presented a flag
10 the Fork Ridge school Friday afternoon,
}. A. Ewing presented the flag on be-
half OF the Council, and Jas. Bonar, menu
her OF the Trustees, replied on behalf OF the
Board After the exercises the ladies OF
the Ridge invited the visitors 10 partake
of an elegant supper. All present enjoyed
themselves 20 the utmost. 10 being the last
day OF the preseRt term the pupils gave an
entertainment az night The house was
crowded 10 su1ocation and many were
turned away.
Judge Campbell mas ordered q special
grand Jury for next Friday 10 dispose OF
the parties now IN Jail charged with felony.
+. l.. Rankin, OF Green Cove Springs,
is the guest Of his uucies. Michael and
James Rankin. He will leave IN few
DAYS FOR New York
The residence OF A. IT. Chaplino, &C
Glendale. was sold 40 the front door OF the
Court House yesterday. 20 b. +. Peabody.
The consideration was SLIPS.
The Marques CLUB, rs making great
preparations for their masquerade ball. 10
be given a. the Opera House tomorrow
evening. over four hundred invitations
have been sent out
I'D. Caldwell, w Weller and Lee Pet
liz. charged with stealing a skin from Ed
ward Davis, OF BenwoOd, were brought
up from Sistersville, and placed In jail
Friday.
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has been i'll for over week with infam-
nation Of the bowels, is somewhat i'm
proved, though ne is still q very sick man.
Miss Nettie Erskine. Of this city, was
one OF the graduates at the Cleveland
HOMEOPATHIC Hospital this week.
John r Bastard, Of New York City, Is
visiting his father and sisters in this city.
Rev. o. V. Stewart, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, this week took his
soon jamie, who injured his arm short
time ago, TO Cleveland 70 be operated on oy
q specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, Of Bridgeport,
have been at the beside Of Mrs. Stevens
brother, c. 81. Rhodes, the past week.
Mr.. Stevens returned home Thursday eve
ming. but Mrs. Stevens is skill here.
p. P Lewis, Esq, and Geo. B. Hun are
in Washington City. Hun is after an ap-
pointment.
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wAKRENrON.

WAERENToN, o., March 2L-Henry
Cook was taken suddenly III ca Friday
morning, threatened with pneumonia.
Mr.. Glow has been confined 70 his room
two weeks, with but little improvements
". Condor has sold his property 70 Wm,
Hall.
John Crowley has moved Adena.
Joseph Cuppy, Of Smithhelo, was IN
town cn Friday.