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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
oLABKsBUKe.

CLARKsBURG. W. VA, February 81
Lewis H. Mines, living near this city, wno
is engaged in raising thoroughbred caltle,
has 2 aolstein COW, weighing ABOUT TWO
thousand pounds, which gives When Iresu
TWENTY-FIVE gallons OF milk day. She IS
q living prodigy. Mr.. Mines thinks he mas
a gold mine in this cow, and contemplales
starting dairy.
Clerk Long will be out in few days
after a loag illness Of typhoid fever
Rein Reed. who was paralyzed last oun'
day morning, is in critical CONDITION.
Rev. Bud Smith. Evangelist, has closed
his protracted meeting here. he mas soue
to Sutton. 49, H..
Homer S. Carr is visiting his father Dr'
j. l.. Carr
Robert L. Bland has passed his exsmin-
ton preparatory 70 admission to the par
A new postofice has been estaDhsheu III
the county named "Despard.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cochran, of Lost Greek,
died Tuesday at the advanced age OF 20
"Onlv a Farmers Daughter" VIII De
rendered at Music Hall, Thursday nlgnt,
Prof Buchannon White Is now con
nected with the Salem College. Inat IN
stitutou has gotten the services OF very
prominent educator. 49,.
Mayor Steele has appointed tue 4oLlow.
ing committees for the ensuing yea
Finance-Thompson OSBORNE, Gr Itl
Streets-Byrd, Grimm, Osborne. Lights
Griffin, Byrd, Ernst OrdinancesT,SSteele'
Thompson. Byrd Appeals - H 6is
Ernst. Water Works-Osoorhe, HornP'
son. Griffin. Fire Department-hrhsI
Horner, Callaghan. . .ho
Daniel Liner beat A. 6. Fordyce IN the
suit for furnishing stone for latter,s mousse
Thomas Anderson, lawyer, OF Morgan
tovn. ,yvas in town Thursday.
Miss Grace Mueler, of Grafton, is the
,uest of Miss Nellie Steele.
Hon. John Basel has returned from
". 6. Pike, of Chicago, is visiting rela-
tives here :. .ho
citv during the week were: Joseph Gun
nlngham, of Mooreheld; Mrs. Geo ,r Guy
mum: of Pennsylvania; Col. Thos. O'Brien,
of Wheeling, and J. II. Edwards, OF the
state Times.
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PIEDMONT.

PrEDvoYr. w. VA, February 3.--Davls
PROS commenced shipping from the Frank
lin miue on Thursday This is tue proper
~ bouCht by them on January ~ at re-
ceive,.,s sale in Baltimore for $500. There
are /. 500 acres, all underlaid with SIX
foot vein Of coal, and about "A acres Oh the
seven-foot vein.
The Dramatic Club met Monday evening
and ordered several new plays.
Mr.. Il. f. Bopst left Tor Now YORK
Wednesday evening.
The remains of Mrs. Sarah Sloan were
brought here Tuesday morning from North
Baltimore, Ohio, and taken TO trostourg
for interment.
Mrs. Lucy Poland, daughter of Mrs. W..
Heck, ded at Williamsport, ONO, Iues-
dsv evening last. Mrs Heck left Tor that
place on Wednesday TO attend the funeral.
The Union Social Club removed their
rooms to Cramer's Hall, on Water street.
They are fitting up fine reading rooms,
gymnasium, oath rooms, etc.
The revival in the NJ. u. Cnurcn SouIh
closed Tuesday evening
Rev. j. w. Steele, OF Barton, Mo,
preached in the NJ E. Church on Tuesday
evening. The revival is still going on In
that church.
There is a select hop in Fairview Hall
this evening. G.. w. Harrison, Jr., A. x.
Luke, j. Cal Davis and j. Q. Brydon are
on the committee. The Frostburg String
Band will furnish the music.
Mr.. John Glover, a brakeman, was hurt
on the 3. q o., near RowlesOurg, this
morning. He is not expected TO recover
His wife went out on an extra to take care
of him.
Mr.. John Parke, OF Homecoming, Nd,
was in town Thursday.
LIP. Walker. assistant cashier in the
First National Bank, is quite i'll with the
grip.
II. NJ. Sheats, Superintendent B. q o..
railway, was here Tuesday on business.
Mayor Phlegn was sworn in on Wednes-
day and took charge Of the town affairs.
Prof. O. II. Bruce, Clerk of Western
port, is assisting the Finance Committee
10 compile a proper report Of the financial
condition of the town.
]. Hunter Smith called for recount,
which was held on Tuesday. AS result,
Town Sergeant J. p. Rogers gained one
vote. milking his majority three votes.
Jas. Anderson, Esq, OF Keyser, spent
several days here the first of the week.
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mother and child are doing well ano, OF
conrse. Eisenbarth is all smiles.
Capt. Bob. AicEldowney went 70 olseerS-
Vile Thurdsy on legal business
Clarence l.. Clark LETT TINS week LOT
NIorgantown. where he Will attend tne
State Institute. .,-,,,.
here Thursday.
sd. MuCool, OF New Matanoras, came
10 Friday evening TO attend the mop given
5v the TerDsichorean CLUB
IT, Z. West left yesterday Ior Gunner
land. Nd, 70 visit relatives.
q. W. Barrick was at PoWnatan Oh
Harry Moore is at Wheeling visiting to-
Mrs. Robert McEldowney and little
daughter are the guests OF friends IN
Wheeling.
The hop given in the Opera House Fri
dav night bv the Terpsichorean CluO was
quite a brilliant affair. There was a good
attendance. aad a very enjoyable time was
exrerienced Prof. King, OF MoundSyule,
furnished the music.
After & very pleasant visit to the family
of her uncle, Cspt Mack Davis, OF Mari
eta. o., Miss Nadie Bucher has returned
home
vs.. S. Wiley leaves Monday for 81,
Louis Mo, 20 attend meeting OF the TX
ecutivg Committee OF the National Edito-
ria. Association. He will De absent ABOUT
q week.
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MANNINGTON.

MANNINGToN, w. VA, February Sine
boiler connected TO the South Penn lease
well, drilled by A. Q. Graham exploded on
Wednesday morning The dome was
blown quite a distance from the Wen
fortunately nobody was hurt, though Tue
driller received a severe shock. Tne con-
cussion shook many buildings IN the Town,
but the situation of the well, ABOUT one
mile west of Warrington, prevented any
visible damage.
FIN Fowler, late justice OF the peace
for Glover's Gap district, was run over Oy
q freight train, Thursday night at the east
end of Glover's Gap tunnel, and instantly
killed. The body was shocklngly mangIeo'
II is supposed he was walking on the track
and failed to hear the approach OF the
train. He had held his Office for number
of years and was a well known character
throughout the county. He leaves VIE
and several children.
II. w. Hildreth, who has been in Okla
homa since last June, returned nome To-
day. He reports everything In the Terri
tory as booming.
The Schumann Quartette OF female sing
ers gave very laudable entertainment IN
Prichard's Hell this week.
The firm Of VIM. Basnett & Son, OF this
place, has dissolved partnership, VIM. Bas-
nett retiring. W. Il. Basnett Will conduct
the business in future.
Rev. DR.. Fullerton will preach at both
morning and evening services in the M. q.
Church next Sunday.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union in this place is doing great work,
with a membership of sixty and new &c
cessions each week. They WELD an in-
iuence far beyond tho ken OF the average
citizen. Mrs. G. w. Morrow, Of Fair
mont. will deliver a lecture to the Union
and its frieuds in the M. d. church on
Februry 18th.
In my communication OF last week your
compositor in setting up the report OF the
"Charlton well' made "soup" out Of sand.
We are not so bad as that.
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HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL, o., February S.-Mrs- Sue
Raney and three children, Of Cincinnati,
o., arrived on the Courier Sunday eve
ming from Steubenville, and are the guests
OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Potts.
Z. B. fisher returned to Moundsville,
". Va, on Monday evening, after a two
weeks visit in town.
Prof sykes spent last Sunday at his
home in Darlington.
Ed Bare was at Sardis, O., Wednesday
afternoon, on important business.
II. NeuenschWander was al Wheeling
the first of the week.
During the week several crowds took
ADVANTAGE of the good sleighing and went
TO Sardis TO attend protracted meeting.
Miss Sarah Mublemau, OF Buckhill, o.,
was the guest Of friends here Wednesday.
Sam Brsunlich is again the happy father
of boy.
Godfrey Eeyer is on the sick list this
week.
On Thursday morning, Crist Linksrt
and daughter, Miss Lizzie. of Wells Bot
tom. W. Va. passed through town on their
way to the country. to attend the wedding
of his son Fred and Miss Mary Fisher, who
were married at the home Of the bride
that afternoon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04

A neat foot walk has been built across
Boggs' run at the mouth OF the hiversloe
tunnel
Mrs. Eugene Hausemann, who has been
sick for the last week, IS able 10 "orA
again.
A child of John Edwards is not expected
to live Of pneumonia Of the lungs.
John Thomas has joined the boggs ruu
band to play the tenor drum.
Regular morning and evening services
will be held to-day at tne 81. Mattue"
Lutheran church.
John Ferguson and John Currans are
candidates for Street Commissioner ME-
Curran is the Democrat and Will De
strong candidate.
S. Il. Hannah is collecting back tax Tor
ex-Sherif Bentley.
Quarterley meeting services will be 90
served this morning at 1880 O'CLOCK, al tee
new NJ. Z. Church. Rev. Robb, formerly
of the Kansas Conference, will preach.
The McNiechen dramatic troupe nelo an
entertainment at the City Hall.
Mike Deegan, Robert Newton and A. q.
Vance are home from deer hunt TO Mar
rows Hill. They got nothing. The men
claim they saw deer, but it got away.
James +. Kelley, a good Democrat the
present Recorder, is candidate Tor re-
election.
Walter Clark, George Martin aud Will
liam DOYLE are all announced as candl-
dates for street commissioner.
The coming city election will De voted
by the Australian ballot system. Inc
town will be divided into three voting pre-
cincts, and each voter must vote In MS own
precinct. The election will be held on the
third of April, and the primaries Will De
held next month.
There are three Democrats and three Re-
publicans running for the nomination Tor
street commissioner.
Mavor Mahood is on the sick list.
Alexander Dubois, the lumberman, Is
home from convention Of the lumbermen
Columbus. He afterward travelled through
Virginia and portions OF this State. The
excursion, Of which Mr.. Dubois was q
member, stopped at Charleston, this State,
whey they were more royalty entertained
than at any other point. 4
Mrs. VIM. Meyers and little daughter, OF
Lower Benwood, are indisposed.
Miss Hiues. of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was
the guest of her cousins, Misses Hattie
and Dora Davis, Friday.
The Epworth League held q business
meeting Friday evening at the M. h.
church.
Prof. R. A. Riggs attended Institute in
Moundsviue yesterday.
VIM j. Lynch, of .Pittsburg, was In
town Friday.
Scarlet taYer IS prevalent. Several cases
are reported.
Protracted services are still in progress
at McMechen.
Mrs. H. Boroff, Of st. Clairsville, was
calling on friends this week.
The marriage of Frank Peabody, prom
inent young travelling man of this place, to
Miss Mary Lockwood, of Bellaire, took
place Tuesday evening at the home OF the
bride. The happy couple have the pest
wishes of host of friends.
Quite number of opera goers attended
the The Brass Monkey" in Wheeling this
week
Rents are considerably high here. Many
complaints are being made.
The streets are in quite disagreeaole
condition because of the recent snow.
George Miller left fof Pittsourg after
visiting friends in this place.
Henry Beck welder at the tube works,
has an attack OF grip.
John Roy, of Alabama, Is visiting his
parents here.
Carl Becker, of Allegheny City, is spend
ing few days with his parents.
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CAMERON.

CAMERON, W. VA, February 3.-Miss
Pearl Hoge, who has been attending The
Washington Seminary, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hughes, OF Bris-
torla, Pa, are visiting 8. the home OF
Hon. VIM. M. Kincaid.
Frank Wilhelm, one OF Cameron's popu-
lar clerks, was in Fairmont Friday.
Miss Ray Kincaid, of AcMechen, Is WIS.,
iting friends here.
w. j. Morris, a popular salesman OF
Lindsay, Sterritt IL Co., Pittsburg, was
here this week.
Bruce Davis. Of Texas, is visiting at the
residence of his father, j. w. Davis. His
many friends will welcome him during his
Vim. NJ. Morrell will erect a fine resi-
dence on High street, in the spring.
Homer Simmons is circulating among
friends.
Miss Maud Davis has returned after
pleasant visit TO parents.
Nj. b. Helms was in Wheeling on bust
ness this week.
Mrs. James Morris and daughter, of
Glenwood, are visiting relatives Ia town. y
J. G. Crawford was in Washington, ID.
c., this week. -,
r. r. Kincsid, who has been seriously Ill,
is a little improved. His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
Willis Davis was visiting relative in Nc
Mechen this week.
SQUIRE Fowler. q much respected citi-
zen of GlOver's Gap, was run over oY
freight trein No. IS Thursday evening and
instantly dieG.
An encampment Of 1. 0. o. F. will be-
instituted il cameron in the near future,
The charter contains the names OF nifty
prominent members.
A wedding will take place in the Catho-l
lie church here February 9th, The con-
tracing parties have many friends in this
vicinity, who will wish the happy couple
long and prosperous journey through life.
j. a. Burt and bride OF DurOln, Penn,
have bought the ". d. Mathews property
aud will locate here,
Mrs. Buchannon, Of Wheeling, is visit
ing friends here.
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sIsTEKsvILLE.

SIsrERsvLLE, ". Va, February S.
Miss Lottie Stricklin, who was the guest
Of friends here last week, has returned 10
her home az St. Msry's.
Word has been received here Of the mar
rage of Miss Ora HugUs, OF this county,
70 SIR. Pliny Pierpoint, formerly OF this
place. but new Of SaiOma, Wood county
Henry Crane. Of the Castor Oil Com
pauy, was ia Washington, Pa, last week
on business.
VIM. Johnson, the well-known oil man
of this place, is putting down a we'll on the
Robert johnson farm near Long Reach
III. 81. Sirens, of Parkersburg, was
here Saturday on business.
J0hn Gates went out 10 Niddlebourne
this week with a number ot men 70 erect
the rigging Tor the test well TO drilled
there
Il. M. Luling, who has been visiting his
family at Toledo, o., for several days, has
returned.
Mrs. Stella Mccoy ard Mr.. Charles
CreedmOre were married in Wheeling last
Mrs. ID. 3. O'COnnell. 0f New Martins
vile. was here Wednesday visiting her
a, Thlstt was at St Sfary's on business
Mrs. Sly PARKER. accompanied BY her
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
NEIGHBORHO0D.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK
Seal Affairs Happenings ana Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News
RAvENsw WOOD.


RAvrNswOoD, w. Va, February 5--nl rs,
! Is. Roberts gave q dinner party I'N"i
tOa few Of her lady friends, ,...,......
IA Curtiss aud wife, OF ParSersouFt'
spent sunday with the formers parents
Mrs 7 A. Mcintosh and daughter spent
Tuesday and Wednesday IN Parkersours.
W Homer Greer, Of the M0lmtGtHcer' is
,bsent IN a two weeks trip 70 w a5llls-
.op. New York and Boston.
Or A. j. Vosburg attended the meeIlus
ST the State Antiquarian society 81
Charleston lsct week. ,.-.-s-o.
Mrs. win Holland entertainer Ir'enus az
IN elegant dinner party Saturday even even Z. 5,
The ladies present wero eacu reg u-9.eet ~
STATE in writing her reason Tor marrylu s.
O-,;te "a GOOD deal Of amusement was FUR
nished bv the reasons given anu tue elLOL -
Df Zach husband to discover the paper Wrlts
Ten by bis wife.
Miss Martha Watts has closed ner gal
1erv and gone home for q few weeks rest
from photographic laOors. ,,.
Mes. j. il. Frame, OF New Marhnsvll'e,
cane down Monday, ana is tle guest VI
ber sister Mrs. g.. w. A0tzeoue.
Hon. i. A. Mcintosh and wife VIII leave
Tuesday FOR Wheeling, where they Will
Rpend the remainder Of the week.
Rev. j. u. Baxter viii begin series or
meetings at the Presbyterian church on
Monday night next
Campbell Stairs has suffered relapse,
and Is again very Ed with pneumonia.
Tho assistant physician, matron ana as
instant natron. of the Spencer asylum,
nave been suspended
Rev. Chnrle8 Campbell and VIE enter
famed friends from Parke-sourg, Inurs-
iay. ,,--.,.-.
Miss Seamon, Of Ree6y, spent Thursday
ln town EN- route To- Parkersourg, where
Sic will spend q week With friends.
Meetings are still being he.c each after
noon ana evening. ia the III. y. Cnurcn.
NIr. and Mrs. Reed and wife, or hacine,
o.. were guests Of Mrs. ID. o. Hutchinson
last week.
Two gentlemen from Cleveland have
been here Tor a week, taking pictures oy
fash light.
Mrs. vs.. 7. McCowan's mother. whose
home is in Marietta, o., has been visiting
her since Saturday Of last week.
AIRS. Ezbai Wells has been quite III Tor "a
week
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FAlEMONE

FArvovr. February s. Misses Matte
and MOlie stone are home from o Visit 70
Parkersbur- friends.
Frank story IS &c Uni0ntown, ia, on
business this week.
Miss Minnie zee Owiugs. g handsome and
entertaining yOung lady or Elliott Cit(,
left for home This week, after an eNten~ea
visit 90 Miss Ida Fleming.
The Cook Dramatic Company was az me
Onsra House here oil week, hut a-ilough
they bad "a good company. ala poor o0S-
mess They go % Cambridge Oaio' next
week.
Nessrs. O. s. Mckinney, Sam jackson,
Thos. Dcvcuy. $. H. Watson and Gov. A.
IS. Fleming attended the funeral OF Cnas'
Hnuau. at Washington, I'D. O., TINS week.
qhe stock of goods and fixtures belong
ing 10 j.. lV. Cr0,-es wcg5 so.d 40 con3ta-
bie's sale. Thursday.
SEVERAL FairmOut politicians are Gspi-
rants for be position held BY COL C1as.
hsgan, OF this place
Mrs. Lee Wells. Of WheelinS was the
guest Of her sister, Airs. j. l.. Boomer mere
this wee Be- ShQfvas accompanied by net
-'t AIRY. Wv were called here uy tho
John Fitzgerald, who was
Huuiy silva ,s Gic v.5s,;og bore
Ioronce Foreman, OF Parkers-
for Bucfhaun0n this morning
20 her brother. She has been
OF Miss Myrtle COuen, her
Tor the past two weeks.
Sacre, OF Moundsville, left for
uesday, after q stay OF several
re-, in the employ Of y. Il.
Hamilton was IN Wheeling on
Is week
os'cbOuan Club gave an elegant
VeuinZ at the residence Of Mrs.
dds. About 10 couple, including
visitors from MOuOngan. were
and spent the evening pleasantly
% The music OF Lyons orchestra.
q. Dent, u Bridgeport, o., was
IBIS weg' ne guest of Mr.. Geo
les a1d family left this week
'xann0n where Nr. Jones takes
lf the electric light plant. Their
mere regret Co lose tLCn.
Eco. Clark, of Homecoming, Md,
ssident Of the Clark Coal aud Coke
this place. was here on business
eek. and was the guest OF Mr. and
Ohm Clark, on Jefferson street
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her son. Joseph, started thissweek for
Texas. where they will spend the rest OF
the winter visiting relatives.
After an absence of several weeks, Capt.
]. n. Jones has returned from visit TO his
home at Buffalo. n. Y.
G. B. SIemaker was visitor to Wheel
inc last week
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ArlNE, W. Va, February 3.-Albert
Sd aud Ernest HelmicS went 70
sburg Monday 20 work % electric
wiring.
renee Helanck, OF Parkersburg, is IN
this weeS on business.
JuniC' Christian Endeav0r OF the
church are holding special PRAYER
tings dUFiug this week, which are in
asting "a are all well attended oy the
aug peOole.
Guy " uard is able 20 be out again
Ter Isl eeks sickness.
III. 4 Qes got piece OF steel In his
this week, which was very
as taken out without much
kins, Of Benton's Ferry,
Monday on business.
on, President OF the
Fe NCOnfereuce, was in
own lending , committee meet
M. 90 mes 10 adjust the parsonage
natter between tho e&,eY,aA hacult aad
laIafipe Stati0Ila It1- AID 3 Ohm l.rCs and
~. Hull, Of GSnca, 81 tae 1inn, OF
ldora. were appn ale cas- PRESIDENT
bear rhe facts Nr1gn, tss and 90 use
cir influence 70 blu. about a mutual adj
tment of the matter
n. Hughes is Sn the sick list this
*.
ibarles Bell has batn quite sick this
IS i:s Molno Leop1s B save a party last
esdsy night ia aonor Of her cousin,
" ces az the NJ. f. Church
&this week with some
shed.
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SunhOWer Chorus '.'.'' . -,
All the proceeds Of this entertSlnui Guy
are to be used for charitable purposes anu
IL should be literally patronlzeo. -
The Greensourg, Pa, Argus pays nIsn
compliment 10 Rev. II. D. Boyo, WIZ
leaves congregation in that city 10 aoUe ;I =
the pastorate Of the United presbyterian
Church in this city. 1.uo;ro
The statement published IN the 6ella 1..S,
Ildependent Saturday, that Patrick Scaulll
had withdrawn from the race 1or streee
commissioner. is not true. Mr. ocahlii Is
still in the race and is good man !or tue
Office and shonld receive the nomlnatloa,
The statement made in the Independent was
fully unauthorized. n,
The revival meeting at the Soutn b ei-
laire Church is meeting with rems At a1.
success. So far there have been 20 cou-
versions and II accessions TO the churcn.
The auditorium cannot hold the large
crowds that seek admission at each ser
vice, and at no time during the meetinss
has greater interest been manifested yuan
now. Rev. Mr. Peregoy is man OF great
power as revivalist.
Those of our people who have ATTENDED
the Masonic bazar at wheeling pronounce
1t a decided success in every particular:
The home of Samuel Braidon, near Far
sons, Kans., was burned recently, together
with all its contents. Mr.. Braidon Tor
merly lived in this city, and his numerous
friends will be strry to hear OF MS mlsIor-
tune.
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..a 81 that glassmaking can be COM
menced as soon as posi- pie. -a,;. Conn
Some members Of the Democr ns ea mont
49, I Exscntive Committee say that Beim non
county has so far secured tnrO sgen, sS for
gresham Pearson more appoans .rv other ,er
fourthcIass postmssters than any osnes
county in the State: Four appo als %aII
we're made last week ms spo1 ,rbile he
ior M csref,ilv after his constituents.
Is Is. iO .nnds well with the administration.
nc T here is some talk Of Amos Mellott De-
ne oenJidate for nomination for Mayor
on the Democratic ticket - Ia ren.
Following is the programme 70 % .e u
da,.ed ar The charitable entertainment 10
5e held at the Elysian Theater next InurS-
day evening.
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OVER YOUR TEA

Ladies you can discuss he elegal, prf
we are supplying for Dining room, I'D =
rooms. For every room, ball, Dl.., .,sdlJ
homes we have the approprlats AZ vs8ss
Massive and Imposing, Blaoois-S1' q =.
Light and Elegant, ali finely ms
make and design
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DRY lGooDs-sroNE q rHo,.
Stone { THO1
FEBRUARY BARGAII

10 matter how hard ihs times, this Store !, >.
ness. liza profit is not TO be had we're going 10 sv..
mess ard growing trade Is the rule here, iy.
youy dollar do The duty Of two, three and in san,
Won want 10 come here and Investigate.