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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-06-14

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
NEW MABTINsvILLE.

New MARrINsvILLE, w. Va, November
10--C areuCe Burlngame, Lloyd Mcln-
tyre and Miss DOsla Mcintyre are III
Wheeling to-day.
Capt. j. r. Hart, clerk in TIE pension
department al Washington, was IN town
this week calling on his many friends.
Miss Smith, of Baltimore, IS teaching a
dancing class at W. MEG. Halls hall Sne
starts a class at SiStersville 10 night.
Rev. ID. ). Hammond, OF Huntington,
was the guest Of Capt. Bowers and family
this week.
Miss Marshall. of Wheeling Island, is
visiting her uncle, II. Il. Thompson, on
Clark street. this week.
=. b. Hall was at Friendly, Friday, on
legal business.
James T. Frame has purchased an ele-
giant residence in Sistersvlue, ana Will re
move there in few days.
John Thompson. Of UuiOntOWn, was Wis
itiug friends I'm town tn,s week.
Captain Thomas Miller, Wetzeps veteran
oil man, took no the Darlington oil field
Thursday. He reports favorable indlca-
ttous for an oil boom 10 that section.
h. q. Treat, of Washington, Pa, was IN
town on Friday.
n. r. Thompson left for Wheeling to-day
TO attend the Repubhcanparaie.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Bland, Of Maud,
are in town to-day attending the funeral OF
a brother, J. LgrsmOre, who died OF stom-
aCn trouble yesterday.
Friend Wells was ~ Darlington yester-
day looking up his oil interests.
:. L. Robinson left for Pitts0urg yester-
day, where be will remain few days
looking after his lumber interests.
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HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL, O.. November 10.-Dr. Sam
Muhlemau, Of Washington, d. c., former
" Of this place, stopped in town this week
on bis way home from the West, to visit
old friends and relatives
Misses AIDA and Carrie Cehrs returned
home Wednesday from snort visit TO
friends in Darlington.
Dr.J. X. Ferguson, dentist, Of Marietta,
has been at the Hannibal House the past
week doing Office work.
Mrs. Charles fisher, OF Wheeling, re-
turned home Monday, after a weeks visit
vita friends in town.
DR.. Taught Is home from Silver Hill, w.
Va. visiting his family.
Billy Neue0sch wander was home from
Sistersvills Tuesday 10 cast his vote
Rev Ernest Wilson, of Mt. Union, ar
rived home Wednesday and Will spend q
weeks vacation with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs O.. ~ wilson.
George Brauuich, of Powhatan, was
home this We.
The HanniUa. brass band was at Sister
Vile Monday evening, TO play for Demo
prof. w. f. Sykes paid a visit to his
home, near Darlington, Ohio, last Satur-
day and Sunday.
NIr. Schuoach, Of Sisterville, was in
town IueSuay.N
Prof. viii Casserman, of Goodwin,
Ohio, was in town last Saturday and Sun
dav. the guest Of his mother
Alvan Bare was at Martinsville, We'd
neSday.
Miss Mint fisher was calling on New
Nartlnsville friends, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. lIsaac fisher and Mr. and
Mrs. A. n. Hofer spent last Sunday in
New Martiusyllle. the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Crist Eisanbarth.
ID. 7. NOlI was at Sisterville, West Vir-
gipia. Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Dye, Of Antioch, Ohio, is Wis
ting relatives here this week.
Mrs. Godfrey Muhleman and Miss Sadie
I,snksrd were at new Martinsville, Fri
day
Captain Charles Muhleman is away on
business this week.
Gilbert Wilson was at New Martins
vile, Friday.
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WELLS BURG.

WELLsBURG, w. Va, Novemb Der 1O.-Mr
J. Ed. Baue, Of Mouudsvtile, was in town
Tuesday.
Messrs. Lou Jacobs and George Car
michael, OF Wash-JeH College, cane home
on Tuesday 20 vote. II
Mrs. Lucy Mondel was in Pittsburg on
Wednesday.
WIN, Hammond left on the evening Of the
9Th for Knoxville, Tenn, where he will
spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs.
Mary Brownlee.
g. q. We. has accepted position in
business house IN PttsOurg.
Fred Henke of SteuOeuvllle, O.,was the
guest OF his sister. Mrs. Il. W. Carmichael,
on Tuesday.
Josiah NJ. Wins was married on Tues
day, by Rev. w. e. Wade, 10 Miss Cath
crime Shl6ely. of Lazearyllle.
Miss Clara FOruey, OF Wheeling, was
the guest of Weiisburg friends over sun
day.
Harliu McCord has taken his old posi-
ton on the railroad, after being laid of on
account OF an injury for some weeks.
Mrs Ida Thomas OF SteJoenville, is the
guest of the Misses MCluttre, OF this
county.
Major Dane, the second of the Wellsburg
Lecture Association, is 70 be at the Opera
House on the 18Th.
The SlveCleaf Dancing Society gave a
very pleasant hop in tue City Hall on Fri
day night
A very successful party was given by
Mr.. wiz Fowler, OF FOwlerStOwn, on We'd
uesday evening.
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organized gave private hop at Dolan's
Hail Friday evening.
Miss Mary Jordan left yesterday for
her home in Washington, ID. Z.
The streets are IA bad condition and
should be attended TO-
The Republicans will have grand iolli-
featlou on Monday evening. All CLUBS
from the surrounding cities are invited.
Miss Della Deegan entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home on Water
street. Quite number from Wheeling
were present.
The members Of the German Lutheran
church will hold their festival on Novem-
Der II and 10 a. City Hall.
n. 81. Bowers was visiting his parents
in Sbepberdstown a few days ago.
Prof Writ County Superintendent OF
Public Schools was calling On his friends
In the CITY.
Helen McCabe has accepted position as
school teacher at ST. JOseph's.
The bazaar given by the Hope society
cleared about $40.
pat Harrington has returned TO Wash
ington.
Mrs. l. Gray is lying i'll at her home.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. CLAIrsvILLE, o., November 10.-Ex-
Recorder John NJ. Beckett, OF Columbus
is in town this week.
Mrs. Sarah McNIurray, OF Chicago, a
former resident of this place, visited
friends here last week.
DR.. 5. L. JepsOn, of Wheeling, was the
guest OF his brother in this place for a few
days.
Frank Williams, owner Of the famous
trotter, Bad Actor, record 2:2l14, IS dis
posing Of him by means Of rattle. 4
great many tickets have already been sold.
John Butcher, mail clerk in the Pitts
burg, TT. Wayne and Chicago railroad,
was home TO vote on Tuesday.
Robert NJ Collins, of Uhrichsville, is
spending few days with his mother In
town.
Common Pleas Court couvenes Monday.
Mrs. Sam Campbell entertained few Of
her lady friends at an afternoon tea to-day.
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
port: VIM. Otte aud Edith SOmmerS,
Charles Derry and Annie NJ. Tan0s,
Brosie Casper and Lizzie ReySer, James
Williams aud Emma McCuua, Frank
Hunt aud Lorena Holdings worth, Anthony
Lyden aud Catherine McDonough, Perry
r. RYAN and Tresse z. Gallagher, VIM A.
Nichols and Daisy Dunn, Homer Reeh and
Bertha Arthers. Joseph LudwiCk aad
Emily White, Samuel LittletOn and Sarah
Bishop, Alex. McCrackent and Thief vii.
liams, w. J. Mcpherson and Delilah
Matthews.
DR.. Osborne gave very entertaining
lecture, Thursday evening, at the Court
II uss Hall, on "Wedlock or Paddock
Mrs James Harrison is visiting in Bell
aire over Sunday.
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ger; F. L. Jolly, Vice President; ]. W.
Fowler. Secretary and Treasurer.
The funeral of Mr.. Fred Ticklebach,
who was Injured at the Wheeling Greek
mines. took place Thursday a. M Inter
ment at Mt. Calvary cemetery, Wheeling.
Dulin Barrett. Of St. Clairsville, was
down on business Thursday.
Mrs. Alex Branum celebrated her seven
ty-fourth birthday yesterday afternoon IN
a pleasant manner at the Branum home
stead, on Howard street. 1t was In the ma
ture Of an old ladies' party, and twenty
five of her old friends were entertained at
dinner The affair was managed by her
daughters, Mrs. r. e. Robinson, Mrs. n.
G. Branum and Mrs. a. j. Smith, Of hedt,
Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bracken, of Mt. Pleasant,
was the guest OF Mrs. Geo. B. Turner dur
ing the week.
G. NJ. Rhodes, of Steu5enville, was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. E. H. Stevens,
Friday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Todd and daughter, Miss
MAY, left Thursday for an extended visit
with relatives near Pittsburg.
Mrs. Mary p. Alderman is home from
visit with Mrs. j. L. B. Mcdonald and
family of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Heinlein are settled
in their new home on Bennett street.
Miss Woodrow has returned 10 Ironton.
o., after visit with Mr.. b. NJ. Caldwell
and Halstead.
Infant son of air. and Mrs. Shaw was
buried Wednesday, interment AZ Week S
cemetery.
The Bridgeport Electric Light Company
have contracted with an Erie, Pa. firm for
new boilers and heaters, and Will make the
necessary improvements TO the plant as
soon as possible.
VIM. Stewart, of Stewert's landing, Gel
ebrated his seventy-ninth birthday. Sew
eral Of his relatives from here were pres
emit
The Good Templars are making arrange
ments TO have another silver medal con-
test at the Good Templar's hall, Friday
evening, November 23d.
Infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Multi
gan was buried Yesterday at Up. N. In
terment at Linwood cemetery.
4 number ofO ladies Will attend the
course of lectures by DR.. Hattie Jones,
under the management of the w. Q. I. L.
OF Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs James Morrow were in
MouUdsville Tuesday attending the funer-
al Of q relative.
George T. Turner made his first trip on
the road this week IN the interest OF the
Buckeye Advertising Co.
George Q. Mckee is in Alliance, Ohio, al
the bedside os his sister, Mrs. Thomas
Patton. who IS quite ILL.,
Tue adjourned meeting of Council was
held Thursday evening. They ordered a
number of bills paid, but asked that 10 per
cent OF the contracted price OF the sewerage
system be held until the streets were re-
stored to their proper condition. They also
had two bids for completing the sewerage
under the Q. 81 p. railroad, but laid them
on the table.
Services as usual at the First Presbyte-
rian church, morning and evening, by the
pastor Rev. j. NJ. Stephens; at the First
NJ +. church, Rev. G. b. Henthorne; at
West NJ T.. church, Rev. w. ID. Stewart;
ST Anthony's church by Rev. Joseph Wei
gand.
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RAvENswOOD

RAvENswOoD. November 9. - Mark
Savrs ana family moved this week TO
Nstamoras. o.. where Mr.. Seyre Will
take charge Of the large Touring mill re-
Gently purchased By G. W. hotzeoue. Mr..
Sayre has served three terms as mayor OF
RavenswOOd and has proven an efficient
officer. always working for the upOuIldlng
OF the town.
j. A. Mcintosh spent Thursday and
Friday at MoIudsville.
Mrs. u. w ketze0ue and daughter,
Jeanette, spent Sunday and MONDAY with
friends In Spencer.
Ripley Wednesday 20 visit Mrs. Hoyts
sister Mrs. B. T. Armstrong.
@Matt NJ. Cooper, editor OF the CRISIS,
leaves this week for Parkersburg, where
he hopes 20 make new journalistic ven
ture. The Crisis becomes extinct
Mrs NJ X. Cierc, o. Marietta, who has
been spending "a month with her sister
here. leaves tomorrow for Colorado and
California for the winter.
W. @. Van Metre, Of Washington City,
came back 20 vote.
A number of kavenswoOd people went
20 Willow Grove yesterday 10 attend the
crystal wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Williamson.
Mrs. X. L. Wetzel has been quite i'll for
several days.
Friend HUI. son of ]. A. HUI, Of Hunt
ington, was guest Of his uncle, Paul Hun,
last week.
Joe II. Brown, of MOundsviue, was down
spending a few days last week with old
friends near Sandyvile, this county.
Ab Wells, Of Spencer, has given NJ MS
position in Washington City, and Will re-
sumo the practice Of law In spencer. his
family are visiting friends in Kentucky.
Mrs. T.. p. Moore, one Of Raveuswood's
most beautiful and accomplished geutle-
women, gave two elegant Tea parties on
Thursday and Friday evenings 20 ner socl-
etv friends no one can entertain more
gracefully or be more charming hostess
than Mrs. Moore, who is a model house
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BENWOOD


Mrs. J. p. Barger is dangerously H.
Miss A. COrcOran, from Cameron, is the
guest Of Miss Della DeeEan.
Mrs. ~ Gare.y is undergoing treatment
ct Wheeling Hospital
Mir John Gates is back from POwhatau
The Hope Society met Thursday even
ing.
A quiet wedding occurred last Tuesday
even ag the contracting parties were Mr.
J. Nanard, a poplar tube worker and
Miss Ems Moore. Rev. Denton performed
the ceremony. The happy couple went 20
house keeping on Water street They
also received the congratulations from
their many friends.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheeling
steel works.
ROB ana Joe TrsuX have removed their
families from Wegee.
Mrs. NJ. WinesOerEer, who has been Wis
itug here for 8 few weeks, has returned 20
her home iu Sistersvile.
Mrs j.. Peuey drew the stand at the big
bamGr.
Pocahontas Lodge IS making prepara-
lions f0r q social % be held IN TIE near
future.
WIN. Briceland left a few DAYS ago for
his home ia Washington. ID. 9.
The greatest event OF TIE season viii
take place 40 the City Fall no the near
future. The Protected Home Circle\ Will
girea treat aud entertainment and Will
have the best talent froutho city, and sun
rounding towns MT. StraIon OF sharon,
Pa. viii be here 70 explain the workings
oi the order.
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a number Of our teachers expect 10 at
tend the annual Eastern Ohio Teachers
Association at Marietta November 3Jtn
and December 1st. The Association viii
be held in Andrews Hall, and from the
programme they can expect two DAYS Of
profit and pleasure combined. The local
committee have arranged TO have their
guests visit a number Of points Of in
terest about the city, auch as the site Of
Fort Hartman, monument 70 the pioneers,
Monnd Cemetery, the ''Two-Horned
CHURCH, 1.-THE Oldest edifcs ia the north
west territory, the Park, college build
iugs and library, with an excursion by BOAT
to Blennerhasset Island.
Mrs. +. Q. Robinson aud daughter, Miss
Mamie, gave a delightful reception at their
home in KirkwOOd, THURSDAY afternoon.
from TO >. Notwithstanding tue lncle-
ment weather, nearly every invitation was
responded 10 bY their guests presence.
The house was beautifully decorated, and
with the handsome toilets OF the ladies'
made handsome scene. Mrs. Robinson
and Miss Robinson were assisted n receiy-
ing their guests by Mrs. A j. Smith, OF
Kent. o., while Mrs. A. g. Branum and
daughter, Miss Carrie. and Mrs. Bradley
Saith presided over the dining room,
Prof. Charles Killmeyer was present aud
added TO the occasion. Iheguests mum
bered abous eighty, including many from
Martins Ferry and Wheeling.
TnekRellaire. Martins Ferry and Bridge
Fort eett Railroad Company met Tues
day lpiE - 8 Ioiio"i p
jolly RssAlelns
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily ChronIcIs of ths MOyemSns Of
IndiVlduRlL


Specialize the Register
NEW YORK, November 1O.-Hon
John A. Howard and J. +. Watson are
at the I'm perial.
Miss Bee Hill is very Ill at her home,
on South Market street.
Mayor G. L. Lowther, Of Ssterville,
was In the city last night.
VIM. Stevenson. a prominent mer-
chant, is stopping at the Windsor.
Stewart f. Reed, of the Clarksburg
Telegram, is stopping at the Mcclure.
Marshall A. d. Garden is In Wash
ington on his way TO Charleston court.
r. NJ. Sheets, OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad at Grafton, Is 10 the city.
Mrs. COL w. 2. Thompson, OF New
York, is a guest Of Mrs. Judge Thomp-
son.
DR.. J. H. Pipes, of the South Side,
has been on the sick list for TWO or three
days.
Col. John s. Robinson, OF Manning
ton was in the city last night 70 see the
parade.
Jacob Eidemiller, of the South Side,
has accepted position at the Warwood
Tool works.
A. L. Prichard, manager OF the Oil
Well Supply Company al Warrington,
is in the city.
c. Dupont Moore, Of the WCtzel Re-
publican, New MartlnsyIlle, was 10 the
city last night.
Il. r. Thompson, Of New Martins
Vile, clerk OF Wetzel county, was in the
city last night.
James P. Barr, driver OF the Atlantic
engine, at 5teu0enVille, is visiting
friends In the city.
George f. Evans and J. II. Mowbray,
OF the Martinsburg Free Lance, were
in the city yesterday.
Lloyd McIutyre and Clarence Bur
lingame. OF New Martinsville, were In
the city last evening.
A. Howard Fleming, OF Fairmont,
was 10 the city last night and regis
tered at the Windsor.
E.E. Stewart prominent lumber
merchant Of New Martinsyille, is reg
istered al the Behler.
Hon. Charles Z. Wells, OF Glover's
Gap, was 10 the city last night and reg
istered az the Windsor.
Geo. W. Crawford, Manager OF the
New MartinsviIe Natural Gas Co., IS
stopping at the Mcclure.
c. R. Duell, a prominent oil man OF
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PRO, TOIL

PROcrOR, ". Va, November lO-Mr
aud Mrs. j. A. DOpler lett for POwhatan
FRIDAY evening, 10 remain over Sunday.
Miss Flora Moore returned 20 New Mar
tinsville Monday, after spending Sunday
with her grand parents.
Some of our people, especially Demo
Gratis, seem down-heartsd since last Tues
day. Why this lsmenungi Have cour-
age. friends; there is still hope as long as
Wetzel remains Democratic.
Quite an excitement is aroused among
the people of our town, by the discovery Of
an oil! well recently on the Austin farm, a
few miles above here.
Miss Mary Messy, Of Wheeling, is
visiting her mother this week.
Dr. and Mrs IL. v Cox visited relatives
40 MOUndsvilla Sunday.
Mrs George Smith spent Tuesday with
her sister, Mrs. j. w. Monroe.
Mr. j. II. Wayman has removed his
family 10 the Williams property, opposite
Hannibal
Mr. c. r. Moore is in Wheeling on
business
Several or our young men, accompanied
by a Wheeling gent, attended a country
ball Friday evening, taking with them a
full supply Of MGckiuJOsnes, India rub
bers. umbrellas. etc
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MARTINS FERRY.

Council met yesterday afternoon. with
Messrs. Barr, Carpenter, James, Hilton
and Wernig present. The regular monthly
bills were read and ordered paid. City
Solicitor Cochran notified the Council Of
the suit brought against the city by VIM.
ChRndles for the money for apparatus for
the ire alarm system The report of the
water works trustees showed balance In
the treasury for the month Of November Of
81 ,OS96 go, and the report Of the cemetery
trustees showed an expenditure Of Sl40SO
and a balance OF Sll4Oa. The reports were
received aud hled. An ordinance for the
OF grade from the DeHass
road 10 Clih street was read and passed 10
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BARGAINs--E. B POTTS
{. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin.
HAHN AND TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.
Ham AND TENTH STREETS.

We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunters will
do we'll to call early. The
following extract from their
o p nj n g announcement
speaks for itself, and we pro-
pose to close the balance of
tho stock at still lower
prices.
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Sre-icI 10 Uc E6It'.s-.
PARKERsBURG, w. v, November 10.
About 1890 this forenoon the barri-
cade Of planking IN front Of the Weth-
erel building. on Market street, TO pro-
tect the building while the warkmen
were finishing the front, gave away
aud came down on the pavement with
resounding crash. q. K. Creel, Of
Davisvile, this county, and Mrs. Nan
cy Williams, OF Cairo, w. Va, who
were passing by were caught under the
falling structure and were both badly
injured.
STERLING silver = speciality. Prices
low. l. q. DILLON 81 Co.
Coque Boas very cneap. sWsbaoksr's.
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SPECIAL DRIVES NO COMPETITION
GRRAT ROCHESTER
FIRE SALE!
$4,000 WORTH OF
Fine
Saved from Re Big
Fire at ROCh0S-
ter, N. Y.
BIC CLOTHING SALR WE ARE LRlDRRl
BIC CLOTHING SALR WE ARE LRGDRRl

The largest Fire that has visited Ro-
chester, N. Y, In years occurred Tues.
day morning, April 30, In the wholesale
clothing district on ST Pful street
Hundreds OF thousands OF dollars worth
Of Clothing were destroyed. But si93,-
600 worth OF Fine Clothing manufac-
tured for spring market va! was saved,
and to settle tho Insurance. The entire
stock has been removed 20 wheeling,
W. Va, and will be sold iot Half Price
or so cents on the dollar
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wOoDsFIELD.

WOoDsFIELD. O., November l0.-Our
town is clothed with tho beautiful today.
Emory Taylor made an assignment TO
Knox Watson few days ago. Mr.. George
Ketterer mss been out helping to invoice
the stock Of goods.
I Miss Nan Pierson has been appointed in
Mrs. DIR. Ctri hith's place.
Mis- 7 i1kie smith livery low with in
'{iammatoryi aSlat vita httle hopes
81 recoyerF
, Or. Love Gus, 0nlo, comes
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TalDE wIssRa2 WE VlsT YOUR TalDE
BOTS SUITS LID PANTS.

,...-foJt c..a taua8erD1i-s are TIE Gauss
81, og- v5nd-rIU. success. a1d tbe public, look
~ Tor fsll valpes fof every dollar. y eateoihz
-, 10 cur bzrekibs. and ousinsss Bans a. rae
tast biz pfoGts are out % the qusslio,a. N,
gssi8esfazuy sihsr bargains tnas yoi vi
-. -rbsa visiflnz thls gss4t sac, Ehich Will
soutinus untll balance o. stock i s0ia
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of DR.. Hall, will arrive to-day on visi
to his brother.
Mrs. DR.. Griffith, nee Richardson, whose
marriage was so romantic few weeks
ago, resigns her school this week.
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BELLAIRE.

STERLING silver a speciality. Prices
low. I. 6. DILLON & Co.
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STERLING silver a speciality. Prices
low. l. q. DILLON & Co.
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Both BADLY Injured.

Embroidery six of everS kind. swa-
bacxer's
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STERLING silver q speciality. Prices
low. I. G. DILLON e. Co.
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BIG PROFITS Sornn RIA DECIDE. ACT
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AMONG THE aooDt ARE
MAS FINE SURFS.
gARD HITrEa2 SlTIslGTl1S GUARANTEE.
LENS PANTS.

Nsn'sti0O so0i Wording Psuts at-.....S .@
Msn'sti 81 Pants. splendid ' Ne, at.....--' ~
MeH'sti5O CLIO and q 0J 2Atb At....... ~
Mems 400 Pasts. our great lsaqcf, at....-. 1T
Nsn's fine Pants. sEtrAYslus, 49,. l.o4
Mems $3.50 and 400 Pants at hmm. p
Nen'ssf. % aud a. 70 PaHts GF-......-...---- ~
Rea'sfJ ~ and gj.5J Paau Al ........-......- 80
Men'ssl O1 Pants a. .s.......... ....... ..... 81
Nen's 20 ~ Pants at..........-. ........ I'D
Agsia ne make YOU th4 oner-ihai 10, "s
tr,sty Guarantee 70 refund you ths nousF Tor
s-v g.ots Ne sell n not fjlly sstltfaet9ry la
49, s-ues OF ths word. and worth double ths
amount Of The price. This dnf AYplet % cur
line Of clothing
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BRIDGEPORT.

special Bargain in fins Diamonds at II.
E ALTMAN s Co.'S.
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stamped Linens-Large variety. sws
baCkers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

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