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The Lamar register., 1894-06-09

After physicians had given me up, was
saved by ffso's Cure.-RaIph Erig Williams
port, Pa, Nov. - 1888.
The Lamar register., 1894-06-09

With the Inauguration Of the summer
schedule the Lake Shore Michigan
southern railway. taking effect Sunday, the
m, will leave AZ 3 p m The Eikhart se-
eommcdstiea, at t:l3 p. m, viii be dtscon
m. viii leave al 2si5 q. N. Sleeper will be
placed In depot ready for occupancy Mt
fore r NJ Ryron- city paS<-nSsr and
ticket agent. $50 Clark street. O. X VIII
her. western passenger agent. Chicago
The Lamar register., 1894-06-09

short rsckoning makes long friends" and
short pockets make long faces
The Lamar register., 1894-06-09

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
The OverW orked Fork.

An absurd and announcement die
t2te Of the present fashion is tho al
n.ost complete punishment Of the
teaspoon. The multiple fork has
gradually cucroached upon the
spoon domain, till even the various
grains and Vegetables Of the moro
elusive sort, which We're once wont
to occupy exclusive little dishes and
have teaspoon apiece, arc now
amalgamateu with the rest of the
dinner and disposed Of as best one
NAY with a four tined implement.
For the present teaspoons are still
permitted for stirring and slipping
beverages without mourning the
elium.uf or 'tnness and vulgarlty.-
Philadelphia Press.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
sisQ. l.icn'. ss.n,ra Save.

TIE best SAVE IN til, wolil for GUS, sore
lr ter Cnapr"l Hands Cnlh'nins, t"n
and Ill SKIN E,lpJ',as and pns,tvrI, cat
pas, ri N" pay required. 1t Is .rnIrn;''
Nv" p".'t' ,,'.aiiI r;I"n, "r m"'r' i't''n
ID irrr - rn'- y I box. For sat- w
T. !r,t.4ll,n. D'u,:.t.I
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
SOu.Iletn <UrinAtt. eS.

Send twen,y five GEMS aud get hand
some ph"to-priEt ia C"t,un Field, white
VIII Iii, hrauiiiui tlrrry staple. In The tore
ground m the Son,hrrn Nccrn"s gathering
the turt"n tn" Old cray headed darkey md
the Lutte children; in the background the
ne ro's Calm. Also han iSomr picture of
Tulprn,ine Forest In the vicinity of ih'
celebrated w inter- IItHllh Resort, Southern
Pines, n G, winch has been Developed and
brought INTO notice by prominent Norhcr''
men; among whom is DR.. w G VILE
SergrAn General of q Grand Army Of tie
Republic MANY Northern people s"en,l
the winters among the pines Of hi. SECTION
VIA Me twn pictnles vii. In sent one bill or
IN ney Lscl down South during the war.
We refer by Permission t" Hon. j. 7, Pat
re ofTunll Carolina, Commissioner Of Immi
grafton FIR the South, whose business is I"
furnish information TO all persons desiring
10 l..rn of Southern Pines or any other
section Of the South or I" Prot i. ) Pack
ard Of this PLACE, who was for thirteen yeais
Snpcriuttn /, mt of Schools at Saratoga
springs, r. He is a Northern man and
will gladly write 10 any people in the North
Remit IN Stamps "r Postal Note. ....
... SOUTHERN CURIOSITY co.
liDc Bluff, \. &
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
Patents
Notice to Invetors.

There WIS never time in The HISTORY ui
our c, un,ry when the drnan'' Tor inrcu'i"n>
snd impru. ements in III. ar.s and sciences
general ywns 81 greut now. The con
vtnicnces ~ mankind in the factory AID
work hop, the household, on the farm, an'.
t,,tic,al ME, require continual &C csslo'-
to the appuiienanres and implements +" rach
in order 10 snvc labor, tame ard rXprn-"
The polllicnl "i;.ngc IN tr admin ration
of government ,1ors not nficc, tn. progress
OF ike American i."c tor, Who bong on "
alcli, .ul ready g perceive the "Xi,in
.ct.ci,ncics, docs NJ, permit the Hairs OF
government 80 deter him from quickly con.
ceisiuG .lhe -Gcmcdy to overcome existing
,di.a. t.sulGitt. Too yreal care cannot he
exercised ache sing Co.ul':t, 81 an Skill
full attorney to l.paar' aud prosecute an
application tor pn'enb ,NaiuabI" Interests
have .Deep .,,~L ,,AG j, -..roycd in nnnncratle
ins tances by the emp 'ovmcht OF lncOmpc'
tent counsel, and especially Is this advice
applicablc,to those " no adopt the NO pat
ant, no pay" system. inEentors " no cnirust
li,eiT business Ia this class ID attorneys do
50 mt imminent risk, as the breadth and
strength VI III. patent is never considered in
view OF Il quick rhdraror to ct an allowance
and obtain the Tee then due. TIE PRESS
CLAIMS COMPANY, john We'd .s.Anrn.
General Manager, Gls r street, y W wash
ing'on, ID. c., repI cscniing 81 large numh"r
1f important daily and weekly papers. rs
wed! ~ general periodicals Of the ,cnuuly.
WAS ihstlIusd IL protect Us pstl'l,s 'fs.,hl
the uusale methods herrlOforr employed ia
this line of business. In- said Company s
prepare 10 lakr Ghargr,m al patent business
cull listed ID II for reasonable ties, aud pre-.
paics and pros aeates applications generahy
including mechaiGcal Inventions design pat
tGis, trade marks. labels. c"pvrgh.s, inter
tclpuces, infrin sements validity f+po'ts. and
D,es especial atien on to rejected cases.
1t Is also pr. pared to enter into competition
with any firm in securing foreign patents
Write for Instructions aud advice
JOHN WEDDERBuRN.
6lS ! Street.
Z. o Box 3s5. Washington, ID. c.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
Dueljn. nv the Eu.sian Method.

The Russian method of dueling is
4 peculiarly sunguinary affair The
opponents are set spaces apart, with
Liberty to advance five PAGES each at
n given signal ard to fire Il. will.
Should one fire and miss, thc other
may ,oolAYhcse his five PAGES before
returning the shot 1t often happens
that one Of tle two is nortafy
wounded before firing and has yet
sufficient strength to creep forward
to his mark, take steady aim and
shoot with fatal Afeet. The great
Russian novelist FushAiu was killed
in this manner after wnuuding his
opponent. London Tt-Bits
Gas. iron mel,a at $40 degrees
e, copper at ISIS degrees, gold ut
$500 degrees and silver at 2,2a3 de
@,rees, lead at Gl7 degrees and East tin
At 442 degrees
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
lhe lipst Chess l'iAyore.

In what part OF the world Is chess
most LonorcdI Before the close OF
Che last ce4.,u'y Tie best players were
Of thG La.in race Italians, Portu-
guesc AID Spani9rds Their names
were Greco, Lucena, SllvAu, Garrcra
Damiara and Lopez, IAprarios are
crowded With the WoIAs OF these
men on chess VI with tho man latlons
vi Their books. r.s -s..
After huv.Ig held the chess scepter
FOR several centuries, the glory OF the
Latin race has departed 1t does not
look today as if the Latlns would ever
wrest victory from their conquerors.
The grea' players, WHO are Germans,
Slavs or AAgloi'aXons, Lave left lis
tar in The rear. The Jews are the
great players. have had a list made
cat of the 81 great chess players Of
the world, and Is of these are Jews
Some are from Poland, others from
Hungary. AL the great Jewish chess
players are professional. - Revue
des DeuX Moulls. .......
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04

fsst1e's Nf",,--TTr"fF
soNm Gn,!,r B.nos,Ns - We have Sc
'ctrc1l M psytnrrfy FIR advertising INT ratrs
largely in eNcess'Wt those as''aaly changed, Il
Who,rr & WlI>QG Sewing Machine, which
"" uttt. ii tXnri'l tive ,h>r,,s tie regular
yr.rr Il DAYS. SEWN. Machine ~ tWu 1''
one ljaV dol ar nlp,vr "nr hnT he i, -nlnr
price i.i,u two N " lIomt Sewing ''uchnr>
IL ~" ihitd, regular pr,er. y atn we sly
"r'";ulav rice" We mean the n@tual price ut
wni, h ,v"r' Hcrn s,!l@ tA,n
AZ TIA, We want J.: cur l'l'llml charge for
spas and IA we are NOT dealers fnl' profit The
hn,r,s IT The sah,vr nAm' i articles secure
,ir here tit Of inc dit'tl,ntr between ili m
u,L,br very high E,l"s allowed us "a tno"
t"n,rnt : fynu want y SEWING m""' me,
vou cen -, here ia" best and u, Il s,gcn
hu,'I ar,rc.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
IIOWsS This.

We oiler One Hundred Dollars re :
wal,l for any case of ca!arrh that Can =
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Care. -5.. !". ' '. .
FL. CnExEy:& C, Props. To,eJoO
We, he undersigned have kno Su +
J Cheney for the lust l5syears. and
believe him perfectly honorable IN all
business Transactions. and financially
able to Garry ont any Obligations made
by their firm. sE r. -Hr@4t
WEST & TRusx,, Wholesale Druggists,
T>l.do, OhiI " %.
MAILING, KlNSAS : MARvlS. NAole-
SAX, n,ugs,sts, roiedo,rO. ...at a,..
Hail s Cstarrh Cure is taken Inter ,
nal'y, acting directly u,mn the blood
an! mucous surface Of he system. Tes
.:snouiit!s sent free. Price zoe. per
sotti, Sold by all druggists, --.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
4 L. al

Since its first introduction Electric Bitters
has gained RAPIDLY in popular favor, unit
now IT il clearly in the lead a,l.on@ pure
nothing which permits its We as beverage
or ln,oxicant, it is recognized rs the Vest and
purest medicine for all ailments If stomach,
Liver nr Kilnevs.-It viii cure sik ucad-
ache, INDIGESTION, Constipation, and drA4c
Malaria from he system. Satisfaction gnaran
tccG with cacl, hottie nr the money will be
refunded P.!ce only i0c per bottle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
4 DESIRABLE PROPERTY
ADJOINING TOWN
ND!4 .3A...LR,

This yer, lr>Irl h'r home contains >! acres,
Ia $ II good house, part new, all in good re-
par, ne" "uthu lllnes, nn apple rlciaId ut
"E'r 20 lhrit'N tree II >pIrn'iil Young peach
orch: RI, good fences in fact n model lj''r
one.
For further particulars call at
TIE CLARION OFFICE
81 Off
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
Hhc Little Ones

Should be carefully considered, especially
when they CONTRACT Coughs aud Colds.
Group is the QcH"n OF oL,lhoo,l rs many 4
fond mother knows. j, no! allow n Congh
~ Cold to ran ga. Whcthnr young or Old,
ii may lac the fnrcl1nt,cr OF an untmclv
death, We can coniiden " recommend ali
readers to use Pan Tina, The celebrated rem,
rAy for Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
costs rs and 50 cents.
Bottles of PanTlna sold ut DR.. ii. +. Lcath-
lTman Drug Store.
Songs Lave the po%,r 10 lnwt
9lle lcstlrss pulse of care,
And come Ike ;iD bcnedotiGR
That follows after prayer
II you are worn out hy that haekiug cough
aud want u good nights rest, try Pan Tina,
The great remedy for Coughs, Colds aud Con
sumption % and 30 cents.
Bottles of Pan-Tjna sold at DR. NJ. Y. Lea,h
crman's Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04
W. CA7ocTlN CLARION.
ChlAS. +. CASSELL.
S.G,tor and PublisnoEs
Thursday, Jan. 4, 1894. j
Newspaper Eaw Decisions.

:. Any person whd takes a paper rcsular-y from
IA, post whether directed - his name r AN
others or whether he has subscribed or no'--> re-
.,.ursible tor the payment.
/! anyrcrS,n orders his paper diSco'.unucd. he
she Inifss pay all the arrearaccs or tie publisher
ay contiu uc ~ send it until payment is made
I'd Collect the whole amount, whether LIS, raLer y
ken from tho office or not So
No Payer will Nc discontinued until pad w.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04

For LADIES ONIY $3.50 IN gold viii lc
gwen 10 the lady making the largest list of
woods irun letters r.nlaNurl II the word
BEAU rlFl!. 800 IN gold for the sec
ON ':igr,l list, so IN gold for each Tia"
til rl ~ fourth larg,>, lis, diamond .,ug
Cor liiln largest ist. ti..c lady gold watch
tor .iNin ,ryrs, lis, solid gold nrc>,rr for
>rN NH lnrg's, list, hanusunr swiss music
b., %, riy largest isl, LA ,qnt lamp I
a. dr~i IN ti ninth ! rect isl, l".!>
tuj u.s. com, l"t", urn m"nl'd ii silver
'"r ttr tn arr 81 1T We Shall give away
more lh.n one hnndrc ether prize. IN nr,i,
VI mcrii, if ere sInl b, tn;t number If sue
the ,nr caring earliest i."Slnhik VIII -
&C W. reward The Competition Is open to
laui only, AMI IL Gwen for the purpose 81
m'r du,,r. IN the In1ci states Madame
1t F"nrniu.s Partisan Beau .'irr, en- ur-'I
Ivy lradn. siug"rs nciir r, and society
bellies It i, n Standard preparation Of c\
crpl nal purity an Nu,a,cl !. qualities
Every cont, slant mus, order he Partisan
B"nutIt"r, y !,lcn will hr s,rl pIep"ld lnany
81 fifty corts Gu'roaucllon price Enclose
post mole IT stamps with Isl at words. hnd
jdrr.s Az once. TIL. PAnIsIAN TOILET Co
olRl DAME ST., MONTREAL, QULBLC.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04

There are over s55, o0c III deposits
m Connecticut savings banks that
have not been added t. a. urawu III
the past 20 years.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-04

The average depth Of the whole sea
is about 1890 feet and its total con.
tents 4Oe ,!N0dhN cub" miL.s.
, 1894-06-20

attention. The Spanish authorities, however,
took us fer a flibustering expedition, and
forbade us to go more than thirty feet from
the water line. The mosquitoes also waged
war against us, and we turned towards hey
West.
Returning, we dredged in the vicinity some
three weeks. In deep sea dredging we used
a common oyster dredge, a trawl, and a tan
gle bar. This last was especially useful III
procuring the finer materials. 1t was mere
ly a horizontal bar of iron, with great masses
of ravelled manila hemp-rope tied to 1t, and
in its meshes were caught a tangle OF
basket fish. crabs, sea urchins, deep-sea algae,
and SO on.
The whole summer had been one delight
full round of novelty and surprises. To one
scientifically inclined it was an opportunity
for careful study and investigation, such as
has heretofore been enjoyed only by special
lists in government employ. The knowledge
gained in actually seeing and studying these
curious life forms in their native element was
of more practical value than the perusal OF
whole libraries of monographs, or years OF
study Of museum specimens.
Then the trip offered, as well, %glimpses of
the customs and peoples of strange countries
under the rule Of three different powers
Cuba is Spanish, Key West and the keys are
Uncle Sans southeromost possessions, and
the Bahamas are English. 1t was a study in
comrnative sociology. The trip has opened
new avenues TO educators, new possibilities
to students, and to scientists, we feel safe IN
saying. it will offer many new life forms
drcdged from the unknown depths"
As the favouring breeze sweIled our sails
homowa1d bound aud the foam curled, a sll-
very plume behind ON Prov, studded at
night With glowing phoSphorcscencr, eur
little group sat silent on the deck. awcd, SUB.
dued by The spIondour of the troplc aunset'tho
swift-folIowing night, or the indeScrIbabIo
beauty Of the moonlight Oh the sea.
, 1894-06-20

pied along the proposed line and the tene-
ments being built, the people having realized
the benefits Of quick communication and
rapid despatch of freight.
A melancholy accident happened at New
castle Cantonment on Monday 3bth April.
Mrs. McLaverty, sister in law of Mr..
Oscar Marescaux while out riding, fell with
her horse over a precipice so feet high. and
was instantly killed. Deceased was the re-
lict Of Rev, Collin McLaverty. Rector of St.
Peters, Clifton, and was 90 years OF age. A
strange incident in connection with his mel
ancholy affair was the fact that the info rtu-
nate lady's horse escaped comparatively un-
hurt. The scene Of the accident is a most
dangerous spot and something should De done
toprevent a recurrence of the disaster.
, 1894-06-20

or a walk when he succumbed. A minor ap-
pointment thus becomes vacant and the APP
plicants for it are numerous.
, 1894-10-12
StdotiIbes.
0e9en pr%ofetitonelIe 8dr9idafts=
teller.

Der Gbef Ser C5ebeitnpoliSet, Sn1peftor
S6ea, beabiidbtigt, oQen Grnites gcgen Die
profeiiiOneuen &3iir8i9oftSiteuer por5uz
gebell, Die III BEN BDli3eigeri6ten Ser 2(rz
morD t0r ltnDclcH trcibcn. Sci on6er5
Grgerli6 lit Suipeftor Shea bariiber, baB
2eute ais 8iirgen fiir ~5pan3i9 ODER DretBig
Ncrbattete an9en0ntnIcu tperoen, ipQ6renD
1te faum genug @t9entbum bciibcn, Inn iicb
olS 8ilrgen fltr ctaen ein3elncu Sail All
qu0ltf3tren. Die 6olge lei, so8 Die Gilrg7
1dattelt nlbt BON Dem &tr8iDnft5iteIcr
fouefttrt lDeroen, lDenn iie fir D~erfaQen err
fIGrt neroet.
6err Shea bat bercitS nit Dem ifeQbertre>
1elloell = olt5ei6ef RiplcD iiber Die Jro9e be-
rdtDen, wte Dem ltnDcien Der prDieIiioneuen
Blr9l6attSltcaer Gin Gube 9en1ac9t 1pcrben
tonne. IS lDu Den RoLi5cigericbten sur
Prtcbt 9emocbt tDer6en. nur lolde 2eute
aIS 8rr8en 3~u5uIa1ien, Sic tbatiGcbli1 oaS
III Den 8ettnmuHgeu iiber 8itr9icbaftSz
1teuung Dor8eItbriebene GiQentbum belibeu.
9le BON Den Is olt5ctrtcbtern angenommcren
SAr9ldbotten louen jcDen Sag iorgfGltig
9eprutl ipcrOen, ltub eit 8oli5eiribter fol-
tur leoen SAL, in lpeLcbcnl bicielben nidbt
III SrOnun9 itnb, sur ~9tedbenidaft ge5ogen
fperOen.
5err S6ea erfLdrtc 9eitcrn, 6aB es ullter
penn !9e9eninarttg befot9ten SDltem Der
SHr9lDattSiteaung in Dielen 8aQcn nidt
mogltcb Jet, notori)e3e SpiBbuben, tpie 4. N.
Die berllcbtt8te 9iebjn 3iQie Sale unb
9!nOere, 51 ltberfiDren, neil ii9 ftets Qeute
tinoet, ipelcbe tir 6ielel6en 8iir9idaftcn
11eAen. @nbererieits entge6e ielten Elm
orlner &eutel, Der IicD einnlal einen &aulcb
9n8etrHnten babe, Der 8riOetpeQ, neil Ct
1eIae Snr8IcDaft ouftreibcn t0nue.
, 1894-10-12
Dos SOnD=Q eportement,

9os NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in NeHeu Setuns f9 firdi9 cine gerGn.
Derun9 ool3o9, ut 1Bt trdft9 bemubt obne 8HdT6t ouf 8rets, gSertb ober
gerlu1t 1eIn gauges Sager Ios5uifo9eu. @ir mDHeu ieben Sdub, ben mir
I'M 9aule baben, peroupn nb Smor iDprt ba mir 9on5 neue Maaren be
tut uS angderH9t mnrben, befeat boben, fir Die mir alien DloB berbtbtQer
unO Der unlere 9an5e @ufmerfamfeit IN @nfprub nebmen lptrO. Sc mtrb
S9neu bomit cine iltene @ele9enbit 9e0oten, f6 gu etnenn Breiie me er
SbHeu MET eDr 9eboen mirh Sbreu Wiutrnorratb anaul1aieH.
Seine Wduner S9ube - etnt9e gohnt SGuHr - einiae e1te
SaH9oroo - etnt9e feline fron3. Sails -beroenent in Gpiseu,
eougreB= uno &n0pfWtooeu = oue @roBen unD leBRn 9eeu.
behen in elmer oer Der anberen 8arte = iebes ub trQenD M n
EN- Yo0r 9oranurt - H0 Dertb $500. - i'm Sub" ~ M
pHerFl an Sonrog gu ...,.... 4F~TOO
Mdnner @asco Solb S9nbe - in S9nure unb gonoreR=
MoOen etnfoGe unO nGppeO Sues" - bergeleat nit elmer
f0mersn bOppeItcn SO9Ie - tnree 9lote 5pbe uno g9ods=
a ss :s:a$ A; + s: :.' 81: # se: 81 e." 9 ; /: s:%s EST $::, a $ 4 ~ s:s sass S1.98
Wtr erinben, aud unIere &ol6= unb Grandchildren Sort.
S@nDe IN &u9en1netna5n nebnten - garoutrt 9e9eu S1ue,
sa5;::a:::' :: Il, :S5$ : ::=:5: IS; s s. Fl: 5= $i' i i | 5::s=: "a: s $ :i $ !; 81: 81: $3.50
, 1894-10-12

Sranf Gibbons ipurbe urter Ser g(ns
fla8e oe9 9icbitabls beute WorQet bon
Jfi3ter 8eriten inter $500 8arqiaaTt oez
1teut uno bic &erbanblung ouf Ben Is.
9ftober Deri6oben. NLs RlGder tritf
@m. @lart BON $50. 26 clifton Que. ouf,
, 1894-10-12
Dos 1mQDeukleioer =Dept.
Oferirt fir Sa1nifao:

2stid &inber-ar5hee after 8 big Is Sebre-in Nouen nnb i4porBen Ste
DtDts uuo GrCDtS -eDenfdus TaHCD GbeDtDtS no GDeebS, lpel6e 1T fGnem
onoeren &oben in ben Geretngten Staaen fur pentger as So q > ZS
un0 Sc Su baben TmD- en1.GN
Sn She pub om 5amfag fir. go. -. ...... pOT'O
9Soppslt=6rart9s Barge S9oknsAn3iass tr ana6enm@t6Bsn on IS Big 10
Sobreu-Qenndt DON ee9Gnten fdnCD GbeUDtS-tn Dunheu uno medium
S59GttirHgH9en-s ins 9rObe ansi9gge BON ba6i9en @faterH sn5r GO 0N
Nertbe-Sn Ibe Sub am Somrag fIr......".. ... =.
@ape re6er3Rber nnb urter5 fir Snberiu fanp Gbed8 uno 9latbs-irit
rGne 9Boae-Al&ec ) bis l3 S0bre-oe oQerneueIen no bic @ A 40
oaerI95nnen llaM3eber bteer SotIon-poafommen 81 mcrtb eD4AJO
glitter Is bis ~ S0bre-febr lang gG1utten, NIT gro6eu, Ier bic Sbreu
9ebenoen SraB g ESbr goblet $40 u0 SIP fur 9nou 0eieI6en q E p a
III 0n6ereu s. eIdGfteu i'll Der StaOt- n A INV
Sn 3be Sub Tin SQmfGg fir
&eeer@ROde fir 9noben-bas IbDufe unO bette @Tortment, weG9es ir9enb=
tO 3u ieben lit rn0 an 4raien ME Fe fem GnbereS @eI9Git in btefem 2nnbe
bptet-uur $f.05, So. A8, So. AS uub SIS fr Reder=&Dde, melG)e ou=
bwe 2dbeu fets 5u QrdeH nertaueu5 weIde 25 @ro3ent b6ber fno aIs otde.
SIT ben fetnPren Sorten BON &na6en=Sletoern ftbrt She Sub er AHert=
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-06
BELLA IRE

Globe Hotel arrivals-J. Cohn, Balti'
more, Nd: C. s. Vauer, Des Moines,
Ia.:F. j. Edley. Cleveland, o.; Ii. c.
Ramey, St. LoLis, Mo; 7. II. Dorsey,
Cincinnati, O.; j. p. Murphy, Coraopo-
lis, Pa; William X. Berry, Fort Mad!-
son, Ia; Charles Faggart, Norristown,
o.; John c. Douthitt, Pittsburg, Pa:
Julius Stiller, New York; j. l.. Fusoer,
Cambridge, o.; w. j. McClain, Jr.'
Columbus, o.
HeatherIngton's brass band. while
returning from ST. Clairsvills Saturday
evening in Emmett Pcketts wagon,
met with an accident. While crossing
the streetcar track at Indian Run the
wagon was struck by southbound mo-
tor. The wagon was pretty badly dam
aged aud several OF the occupants were
thrown out, but no one was seriously
injured.
Miss Nellie Westcott, 1.-THE Little
Piano Princess" formerly OF this city,
now of Gas City, Ind, who has been
visiting friends here during the past
week or ten days, will return home the
last of this week. She will play as the
Teachers Institute al st. CialrsVille
the first Of the week.
Rev. A. B. Riker. pastor Of the
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church, Wheeling,
preached 10 the NJ. Z. Church in this
city yesterday morning and evening.
Rev. d. w. Chandler. pastor OF the
church here. occupied Rev. Riker's
pu pit In the Fourth Street Church.
Jesse Fusner, who has been travelling
as a clown with Walter l.. Mains circus
during the past season, was in the city
Yesterday calling on old friends and
scquaintances.
Thieves entered ths residence OF Sam
uel Oldham, janitor Of the Central
School building, the other night, but
were frightened away before securing
any booty.
Misses Ada Giffen and Anna Work
man, who have been guests OF the fam
| lily Of w. 3. Workman, have returned
| 10 their home al Lewis Mills.
Miss Ida Bloom, OF Gravel Bill, who
| has been spending couple OF weeks
with relatives 81 Limestone, w. Va,
have returned home.
Mrs. George Wilson, Of the Fourth
ward, is the guest OF relatives at
| Beallsville.
Mrs. Miller Booth is home from a
visit with relatives at Jerusalem, Mon
roe county.
M. Crlswsll, Of the Second ward, Is
working at New Martinsviile, w. Va.
| NJ. n. Mercer has returned from q
| few days visit to Epworth Park.
Miss Carrie Bertrain, OF Gravel Hill,
ia visiting friends al Steubenville.