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The herald., 1894-01-20
A ORUEL HUSBAND.
Mrs. Slocum of San Bernardino Sues for
Divorce.

Mrs. S1ocum of San Bernardino Sues for
Divorce.
SAN BERNARDNo. Jan. lS.-Papers
have been filed by Mrs. Agnes D. Slo-
cum for divorce suit against her hus-
band John t Slocum of the Grand
Rapids Furniture company. The parties
were married at Attleborough, Mass,
in April, 1887 She alleges excessive
cruelty and abuse as the grounds OF her
action, and cites three instances within
the past few months. She states that
he has $50, 600 in furniture and other
property here, $4,000 at Redlands, $4,000
at Cotton and $4,000 at Banning, making
total OF $40 900 and a monthly income
OF $1,000. She asks for $4,000 in gold
coin and the custody OF their two-year-
old how
The herald., 1894-01-20
MIDwINTER FAIR NOTES.
The Southern California Buildings Mar
row Escape From Fire.

The Southern California Building's Mar
row Escape From Fire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ia defective
fue in the Southern California building
at the midwinter fair caused slight fire
today, but it WAS extinguished before
any damage was done.
Santa Barbara county has manifested
its determination to have q special
building at the fair by beginning work
upon it. Ground was broken today in
this connection on high ground near the
viticulture building. The structure will
be of pyramidal design. 1t will be so
feet square at the base and will reach
the height of 81 feet.
The herald., 1894-01-20
Utsh Opposed to Free wool.

SALT LAKE Cry, Jan. 19.-At a con-
vention in this city of prominent bank
ing men, representing all the banking
houses in Utah, resolutions were passed
protesting to congress againet the re-
moyal OF the tariff on wool. as contem-
plated in the Wilson bill.
The herald., 1894-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Secretary Car
Isle, it is said, has announced there 10
no prospect that the United States reve-
nue. cutter Corwin will again be sent to
Honolulu with dispatches for Minister
Willis.
The herald., 1894-01-20
nr,nist.r Tburston,. Journ.x.

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Minister Lorin A.
Thurston, from Honolulu, passed
through the city en- route to Washing
ton this morning. He says he bears
important dispatches from his govern
ment to the United States government.
The herald., 1894-01-20

Stop that cough by using DR.. St.
Johns cough syrup. We refund your
money lift fails to cure. For sale by OF
& Vaughn, corner Fourth and Spring
streets.
The herald., 1894-01-20

Cameron's Antiseptic Glvcerine Lo-
ton, the only perfect remedy for chap
ped hands and face, 25c a bottle. Sold
only at Littleboy's pharmacy, 3ll South
Spring street.
The herald., 1894-01-20

Thurston's Millinery and California
Straw Works, 264 ). Main street, oppo-
eite Third
The herald., 1894-01-20

Fitzgerald, music iealeF, has removed
to ll3South Spring street.
The herald., 1894-01-20

n. o. STEELE. oR NEW YORK.
IN A PIT OF DEspONDENcY
COMMITS SUICIDE BY HANGING
HI1sELF.
The herald., 1894-01-20

FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
ERN CALIFORNIA; Fair WEATH-
Err; SLIGHTLY WARMER; SOUTH
TO WEST WINDS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
BEN WOOD.
nesday.

Benwood Epworth League has received
an invitation TO attend tue entertainment
given By the Union Epworth League OF
Bridgeport on next Thursday evening.
Riverside steel works will resume Mon
day after g few days stop.
The new residence OF MIR. J. Dougherty
is now completed.
The Knights OF Pythias will hold apublic
installation in the near future.
Miss Daisy Becker was calling on 1rlenoS
and relatives of this place.
Up Barger. the jeweler, cordially in
vites you to call and inspect his hne new
sock OF watches, iewelry, novelties, etc.
etc. He can suit you in any kind OF pres
ent for Xmas at low prices.
The A. O. U. w. Lodge OF this city and
also of McMechen will give oanq uet q
banquet at the City Hall on New Years
Eve.
win Lynch, Of Pittsburg, was in the
during the past week on business
The North End Literary Club. OF upper
Benwood, held an interesting meeting.
A. Carey and wife, of Wellsville, ONO,
was the guest Of relatives
Mrs NJ. Terrell, of Pittsburg, was visit
ing Mr. NJ. Price, of this city.
The first grand opening Of the Protected
Home Circle took place at the City Hall
Thursday evening. The programme coz
sisted of some fine music, rendered oy
Prof. Meyers, Of Bellaire, and the COCK
awe Orchestra, OF Glendale, and others.
MIR. Stratton, OF Pennsylvania, delivered
an address about the workings or the order
to large audience The evening was
greatly enjoyed oy all present.
Misses Cora and Lizzie Warrick, OF NJ ar
tins Ferry, was the guest OF Friends.
The Christmas entertainment given by
the Sunday school of NJ. e. church Will
take place on Christmas eve.
George Fitzgerald and Luke Taylor Will
shortly leave for New Matamoras.
Miss Annie Kendall, who has been to
Warrington attending the wedding or her
sister, has arrived home.
l. n. Hall was up from Sistersville.
A small child Of Mr.. James Ulorm died
of scarlet fever Friday morning, and was
buried yesterday at Stone church.
John Dolan has returned from Sisters
Vile.
Miss Sophia Swartz left to-day for Pitts
burg.
Mrs. S. A. Cocksyne was spending
few days with her dsughte.
Mrs L. Eskey was at Raveuwood to
attend the funeral Of her father, w. Os-
borne OF that place.
Brownies will give an entertainment in
the near future.
An entertainment was held at Mechen
last evening; Ariel Mandolin and Guitar
Club rendered the music.
Some of our society bellies will give q
full dress party on next Friday evening at
the City Hall. 1t promises TO be one OF
the most brilliant affairs Of the season. A
namber of invitations have been issued.
Others will be present from the surround
ing cities.
Mrs. NJ. Brown, who has been away to
Cleveland on visit, has returned home.
A private hop was given by Charles Fox
at Dolan's Hall Friday evening.
Miss Christian Serig is indisposed.
A number Of our young men have organ
lied an athletic club.
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RAvENswooD, December 15.-Dr. and
Mrs. Carder, of Reedy, spent Wednesday
with friends in town.
The Epicureans were charmingly enter
tanned Friday evening at the elegant home
OF Hon. L. w. Brown and wife, a mile
above town.
Mrs. Sterling Miller, of Guyandotte, is
visiting her parents, Geo. Leonard and
wife
Miss Hattie Chapman, who was Sc
rously injured by a runaway while out
driving last September, has not been SO
well for a week.
j. A. Mcintosh spent three days this
week at MoundsviDe and Wheeling.
The different Sunday Schools are pre-
pairing cautatas to be given Christmas Eve
in the various churches.
NJ. c. Lsthem and wife, OF Columbus,
O., who have been visiting relatives here,
left Tuesday for their home.
Mrs. Helms, OF Cameron, w. Va, spent
Monday night here visiting Mrs. w. 4.
Hoyt
Mrs. E. H. Film, of Spencer, spent
Thursday in town.
Mrs. Esky, of Benwood, came down
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of her
father, Mr.. Jas. Osborne.
Mrs VIII Helms, of Kanawha County,
will spend a month here, the guest of her
sister, Mrs W. E. Hoyt.
Miss Nolia Stats has been very i'll the
past week.
Several families in town had the misfor-
tune to have their washings stolen from
their lines in the yards on Monday night.
The clothes belonged TO the families OF F..
Kampher, S. F. McClung and Chambers
Hotel.
Mrs. w. L. McCown returned Thursday
from a several weeks visit 10 Marietta
friends
Mr.. James Osborne, aged 70, who has
his daughter, Mrs. w. e. Hoyt, and who
has been a great sufferer for several
months, died last Monday night, and was
buried in the cemetery above town
Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL. Ono, December 15.--Mr. NJ.
F. Noll and sister Miss Rena, OF Marietta,
Ohio, were here this week attending the
funeral Of Mrs John Suter.
Miss AIDA Cehrs left Friday morning
for Pittsburc. where she will visit friends
and relatives until after the holidays.
Misses Jennie Suter and Ida fisher were
at Wheeling Tuesday.
j l.. MuhlemaI was down the river
Monday on business.
The remains Of Mrs. John Suter, OF
Belleville, KY, were brought 10 this place
on the steamer Hudson Monday evening,
accompanied oy her husband, i've sons and
mother. The funeral took place Wednes-
day afternoon from the Eng. M. T.. Church,
and was conducted by Rev. G. Nj. wilson
and was very largely attended by her reis-
tives and friends.
DR.. T. NJ. Wells and wife, OF Bellaire,
visited their many friends here several
this week.
Billy Neuenschwander, OF Sistersville,
spent last Sunday at his home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles fisher and Mr..
and Hrs. Tom Funk aud family, of Wheel
ing, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hess aud
children. OF Moundsville, were all in town
this week attending the funeral or Mrs.
John Suter.
Prof. d. T. Williams, OF Moundsvllle,
spent last Sunday in town, the gust OF
Mrs. Sarah Lenkard.
George Braunlich, OF Powhatsn, spent
last Sunday with his parents in town.
Miss Lou Anshutz. Of Buckhill, Ohio,
arrived in town TO spend the holidays
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Suter, OF Cochrans-
vile, Ohio, were in town Wedne pay.
DR.. Taught spent several days with his
family this week.
Prof w. Z. Sykes is spending Saturday
anu Sunday at Oak, Ohio.
Mrs. VIII Noll, Of Sistersville, was call
ing town Wednesday.
Mrs. Lide O'Ne!l and daughter, Miss
F.nnie, were at New Martinsville Thurs
day.
Sir. and Mrs. Lent Richards. OF Mata-
moras. Ohio, are visiting friends In town
this week
Miss Lib Noll will spend Sunday with
New Martinsville friends.
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CLARKsBUR6.

CLARKsBURG, w. VA, December 10
Mrs. John A. Davis and Mrs. Laura Carr
have been very sick of the grip.
The municipal election takes place IAN
uary 3, 1895. There are two tickets in the
| field. On the one the nominees are u. w.
Boughner for Mayor, NJ. NJ. Thompson 1or
Recorder, w. Il. Alexander for School
commissioner. and w. I. Byrd, B. f.
| Horner, p. j. Ernst, G. J. Reed and j. j..
| Duncan for Councilmen. On the other
| the nominees are S. w. Gordon for Mayor,
| w. B. Osborn for Recorder, w. G. Nc
| Keeham for School Commissioner, and
| Patrick Flaherty, John Koblegard, M. u.
Holmes, George Albright aud Charles w.
| Lynch for Councilmen.
Clarkspurg will have her street railway
whether the Chatauqua Assembly IS To-
Gated here or not.
At the ministers conference an interest
| ing programme was arranged Tor Sunday
| services, which will be conducted as fol-
| lows: The morning services at Baptist
church by Rev. White, evening services,
! Rev. Evans: the morning services at the
Methodist Episcopal church by Rev.
Doyle, evening service, Rev. Thompson;
| the morning service at the Central Presoy-
terian church by Rev. Thompson, evening
service, Rev. White; the morning service
at the First Presbyterian church oy Rev.
| Evans, cNSuluB SGENiCSs AsCN. DOEAS' - 40
believed by the exchange of pulpits that
great mutual benefit will result TO the peo-
pie by cooperation in church work.
j. H. Edwards, of Weston, editor Of the
State Times, was here Wednesday.
Hon. George e. Sturgiss was mere dur
ing the week, aud gave no indications that
he is not in the Senatorial race to the
| finish.
Our citizens read with great pleasure
Echoes Among the Hills' in Sundays
Register, from the pen of our own Bruce
Raymond, of whom we are proud he IS
not only a fascinating writer, but Gu artist
of real merit. The remaining chapters Of
his story will be awaited with anxiety and
read with interest.
Clarence Smith, OF the Fairmont Index,
was in the city the other day shaking
hands with his friends.
Major Lee II. Vance IS back after visit
! TO Eastern cities.
Thomas A Fiunell. who has been here
specializing in coal options, has returned
to his home ia San Diego, Cal.
The Travers' new opera house will be
under the management of j. Lee Horner,
ESQ, and L. d. Horner, Esq. The matter
could not have been entrusted to any more
energetic gentlemen, and our people may
look cut for good entertainments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
NEW mAHTINsvILLE.

New MARrINsvyLLE, December 15.-Geo.
W. Ruckmsn, Of Franklin, was IN town
Captain r. McEldowrey and Judge I'm
stead are attending court o. AlddIe0ourn
this week.
Annie, the three year old daughter OF
Prof. J. NJ. Null, is seriously Ill Of dlpa-
iberia
Chester Burrows had al attack Of heart
failure Wednesday, and is sull connned 10
his room.
CLARK Leap bought the Stewart store
goods OF Tucker * McCaskey, assignees.
He opened up the store Thursday.
r.. t.. Stewart and Levi Tucker made
business trip 10 Pittsburg this week.
/. SQUIRE Shuman, Of Wileyville, spent two
days ia town this week looking after his
lumber interests.
Miss Sue Burlingame has returned from
an EXTENDED visit 20 friends 10 Tyler county
Miss DOsia McIutire spent Sunday with
Miss Minnie Suter. OF Woodslands, Mar
shall county.
clnnati, from which place ne VIII go TO tue
southeastern part Of Tennessee 10 inspect
timber lands
M. l.. Stephens and Col. Thomas Mills
were At Pittsburg We first Of this week on
legal business.
Lucy, the four-year-cld daughter Of S.
b. hall, died Sunday OF dlpuLuerla. Inc
remains were followed to the Williams
Cemetery oy y large eoncOurss OF sOrrO| "
ing friends. where the body was inferred
at p. N. Monday.
r. T.. l.. SuOdgrass, who has been sick
of typhoid fever, is cOnValescing, and his
mother, Mrs. E. SnodErass, who has been
waiting on him, returned 20 her nome al
Afanufu OF ~, the frat of thn week.
j. l. STEEL, Of Logan county, was here
his week on lega, business.
Frank Schlobahm, of Kansas, is the
guest of his nephew, +. NJ. Schlooahm,
this week.
MIR. aud Mrs. T. L. Dunlap and daughter.
Miss Hazel, returned Thursday evening
from an extended visit 70 friends IN
Ritchie county
Miss Mollie Stamm entertained quite
number Of her young friends Tuesday
evening at her home At the Point.
Miss Daisy Richardson is very i'll OF ner-
vous affection. So severe has been her
affection during the past few days that
her brother, DR.. j. J. Richardson, was
called from Washington, ID. C., Thursday.
Miss Mary Enlow, who has been visit
ing at Sistersville for some days, returned
hons the first Of this week.
The public school on the South Side
closed this week by reason Of diphtheris
in the family Of Prof Null, who is princl-
pal Of the school.
Mrs. Z. +. Stewart is visiting her faith
err David Barr, at Silvernill this week.
Ed Christie, contractor on the Chaplin
& Carr Bros. well on Long Run, spent two
days this week with his family on Union
street.
J. 3. Young, representing the Pittsburg
Commercial Gazette, spent TWO days In
town this week.
w. T. Sidell mayor OF our city, was
at Wheeling Tuesday.
r. H. Saver, who has spent two weeks
in the Archer oil field, returned home the
first OF this week.
Capies Of the daily and Sunday Register
can be obtained at any time by calling at
the Office on North street.
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up a class IN penmanship. Mr. McGlenn
Is a tine penman and should have large
class.
Walter Mechanism, Of Romney, W..
Va, spent a few days in town this week.
Mr.. Nj. looks well and hearty and the eli
mate certainly agrees with him.
One day as NJ. W. Robinson was doing
some cleaning on his farm near town, and
in removing a log he found an old revolu-
tiOnarY musket partly covered Oy the log
and some earth. The stock was nearly
All rotted and the balance Of the gun was
rusted very barely. Mr.. Robinson values
it very nignly as relic.
John h. Walker has purchased Rem
ingtOn typewriter.
j. j. GuSeman mas returned home after
three weeks visit in Mouongalia county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

WELLsBURG, w. VA, December l4.-Tha
workmen of Nichols and Mathews went
10 Jeannett on Friday TO do some brick
work there.
There was no preaching at the Christian
Church on Sunday on account OF scarlet
fever in the family Of Rev. ". G. Wade.
A New Years party is TO be given in the
Hudson House oY the Bachelor Club.
MIR ana Mrs. j. s. Liggett, OF lndepen-
dence, Pa, will DO quartered at the Hud-
son House this winter.
Rev. d. II. Mckee, OF the M. f. Church,
did not occupy his pulpit on Sunday on &C
count OF sickness among his children.
Revs. Hastings and Hatfield filled his
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Curtis are visiting
their son, DR.. w. Il. Curtis, at Midland,
Tex.
The next number Of the lecture course
will De on DecemOer2 L
Mrs. James Carmichael, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs w. keesey, at
Fort Davis, Tex, returned on Wednesday
morning, having been gone since Septem-
Der l1th.
James Miller has purchased the feed
store of l.. NJ. Green.
The Presbyterian Church Is to give q
grand organ recital on Thursday, Deem
Der 20. They have had their pipe organ
completely renovated and have secured the
best of talent for the recital. Prof. Carl
Retter. crganist az Calvary Episcopal
Church, Plttsburg, will be present and
take part in 1t.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

GRAFTON, W. VA, December l5.-CoL
A. w. Martin, Of Clarksourg, vas in our
town the latter part OF this week on bush
ness.
Hon. W. B. Maxwell, one OF the leading
attorneys of Tucker county, was here on
legal business Friday and Saturday.
Misses Maggie aud Agnes McCabe are
visiting friends in Pittsburg this week
= Misses Minnie and Rose McGraw are
Erisiting friends in Brooklyn snd New
York this week.
SENATOR d. W. Hall passed through
Grafton Friday on his way back to Wash
ipgtAp, d. G.
MiAs Irene Sheats returned home from a
months visit to South Oil City, Pa Her
friendN Miss Minnie Richardson, accom-
nanied her on her return
Mr. Jbhn Sinsel has accepted position
IN New Africans, La, and is now on ais
The show windows in the storos Of ouI
torn are decorated very tastefully now
Evervthitkg to make the children happy.
Xmas is on hand.
1taIians Are now cleaning the mud OF oi
zfa;o streek that had accumulated on IL b.
by putting 1own the wafer ana gas mains
The vau1t is being h22t 10 -
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CLARISGTON.

CLARINGToN, o., December 15.-Rev.
Charles Henthorn, of Bridgeport, Ohio,
preached mere last Sunday evening in the
M. +. Church.
VIM. Rea. IN aged citizen, living just
below town. died Friday, December 9TH,
and was buried last Sunday ia the Clar-
ington cemetery.
Miss Mabel Sturgeon, OF Wheeling, was
the guest Of Mrs. Geo. Topp the forepart
Of this week.
Dr. H. M. Smith was at Wheeling Mon
day.
Hrs. w. II. Tcpp, Of Wheeling, is visit
Ing relatives and friends here.
Gus Frantz, Of Wheeling, Is the guest OF
relatives here.
Rev. j. 3. Manley was at East Liver
pool the first Of the week.
Lon Sims made business trip 10 Pitts
burg this week.
Miss Carrie Stephens has been very
sick for some time and does not improve
any. She is very low.
Miss Belle Sims has been confined TO
her room the past week with the gripp.
The Ladies Industrial Society gave a
bazaar in the town hall this week, COM
mencng Thursday. The receipts Thurs
day night apeunted TO about sixty dollars.
Gents, initial linen handISerchIefs 15c'
two TOR 25c, worth 50c. swabacker's.
BARGAINS
In watches, watches, watches, at
III. l.. HILLMAN a. CO.'S.
Ladies' linen lawn initial handkerchiefs
25c, worth soc. Swabacker's.
LADIES Hand Knit FAscinAtors, all
colors, At Csc. soc, 75c and 81
j. S. RHODES & Co.
LOOK at our High Cut Shoes for Chill
dren and Misses. Boys Solid Leather
Fine Dress Shoes csc.
THE RACKET,
1902 Market street
bursts Fine Candies.
Iron Toys and magic lanterns at Jos.
Graves Sons.
Ladies' and children's lined kid gloves
and mitts. Swabackers.
FANCY articles Of all kinds.
EMsHEINEB's,
Eleventh street
LADIES embroidered bsndkerchIefs
1oc and l21fc, worth double, at
THE Box ToS.
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Powhattan. returned home Sunday even
ing after several days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. J l.. Dopler.
Miss Minnie Monroe, who has has been
suffering from an attack Of sore throat, Is
ableto be out again.
Mrs. Friend sHyder gave a dinner on
Wednesday in honor of her husbands birth
day.
Miss Georgia Wells, OF Welcome, was
the guest of Miss Sue Moore Sunday;
Charles Oblinger was recently rooOeo OF
soma nropertv amounting TO $l5 or so.
Master Vincie Hyder, who has been al
flicted for some time with spasmodic nts,
was taken 10 Weston, Tuesday in hopes ne
might be cured.
Miss TiIie Suter was in ClsriDgton We'd
nesdav
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FAIRMoNT.

FAIRNoNT, WA, December 15.-Frank
Hayden, a young attorney, is home from
Washington, ID. c., on visit.
Mrs Ed. MaulsOy is the guest OF Pitts
burg friends until after the holidays.
Win Booker, Of Cameron, is the guest Of
relatives hare.
II. ]. Fsller, Of Gun. berland, Md, is here
on business this week.
Hays Fish, of Raveuswood, is the guest
OF his sister, Mrs r. j. Robinson.
e. W. Swlsher is home from an extended
business trip to Pennsylvania.
Miss Florence Pest, Of Romans Mills,
is here, the guest OF her sisters, Mrs. Neil
Hutchinson and Mrs. DR.. ". G. Ogden.
Several pieces OF real estate changed
hands here this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Jesse Martin, of Sturdy,
Va, are here on their wedding tour, and
are the guests OF Mrs Sarah Martin on
the Soush Side.
Mrs Cora Ridgely is home from Virgin
la College Ut Roanoke, TO spend the holt
Thomas O'Hare left yesterday on bust
ness trip TO Counelsville, Pa. and Union
town.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Price have re-
moved here from Reevesville and are To-
Gated on High street.
Mrs. Z W. Shullef and daughter are
home from visit 10 Mrs. Dave Kent at
Grafton.
Miss Lille Jackson is i'll this week,
threatened with fever.
The elegant new residence OF j. w.
Given, on ths South Side, is nearing COM
plstiOn. When finished 1t will Do one OF
the finest residences in Marion county.
B. q. Williams came home last night
from a visit to Pennsylvania.
Ed Shroyer, the baker, is confined TO his
room this week quite ILL.,
g.. w. Watson was az PittSburg on buSi-
ness this week connected with the new ice
| plant.
Thomas O'Hsre, Of this place, formerly
/ Of CounellSvi.le, Pa, this week purchased
! the Fountain Hotel and bar, OF j. II. Low
/ Their. Mr.. O'Hare will take charge Mon
/ day.
| Ii is reported that the B. & o. is going
! 70 improve the freight depot by moving it
/ back, etc. IL IS absurd % call the dilapi-
/ dated shanty now in use a depot, and the
/ best improvement that could be made
would be 70 move il over the river bank.
| The Railroad Company receives enormous
I amounts for freight service here yearly,
| and IN return for hundreds OF thousands
| dollars received, give the most miserable
| service TO thsir patrons between wheeling
and Baltimore.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

PALATGNE, W. Va, December 15.-Miss
Helen Hawkins, of Pennington, is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. John McElfresh
this week.
Jesse Shuttlesworth, OF Little Falls,
was a visitor iu town last week.
Charles ana Frank Pride, OF Morgan
town, were in town Monday.
DR.. J.. A McElfresh returned from
Fairview this week.
Mr.. Isaac Wilson, who has been sick for
several weeks, is not improving very fast.
NJ. r.. Musgrove was the guest Of friends
at Georgetown last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Wilson were visi-
tors in Wheeling last week.
Mack Hess, of Warrington, spent Satur-
day at the home OF his sister, Mrs, A. b.
Koon, in t'la place.
a. o. nee WIS visiting relatives in
Clsrksburg last Sunday.
=. II. Shields and wife, OF Weston, were
visitors in town this week.
a Stealy will leave for New York City
on Wednesday, where he goes in business.
The revival at the N. K. Church is still
in progress.
Mrs c. L. Leonard was here this week
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
.. Rice.
Ed. Morris, of South Pslatine, was con.
! fined to his room this week with neuralgia.
Bargains this week In $50 gold watches
l NJ IL r. Hilinan & Cos.