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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
TERRA alta.

TERRA ALTA. W. Va, January IA. T..
Peuic0rd OF Oakland was in town Mon
day 0u business.
Mr Preston Glover has been confined 10
his room FOR few dsys WITH neuralgia.
Col. n. NJ. Fitzgerald ia New York
city on business.
Mrs. j.. Adair and daughter Glssie spent
Monday aJ Oakland visiting friends ana
relatives.
Nr. and Mrs. r. j. Pitching lett Monday
for Jamestown, Pa, where they VIII spend
couple weeks visiting friends ana rela-
lives.
Miss Annie Spejden. OF borough,
Georgia. spent last sunday Ia town.
Photographer T.. ~. GerE.ps has closed
no bis photograph gallery, alu W.il not re-
open Till ABOUT tue first OF March. IN tue
meanwhile bee viii be employed FOR Loaf
81 Co, OF Grafton.
NTr C1as. R. Crawford is doing some
orick Work 10 EiuCwo0d THIS week.
j. ~. Ta6in departed Tuesday morning
for Huntington. where he VIII spend a
month visiting relatives and friends.
R5v. w Hardness began "a series OF
revival services ~ the III. b.. church last
John q. Mayer, of the firm Of c. v.
Mayer to Son, has been housed up fora
DAYS
Mrs. S. A. Chidestar has been quite iilat
her home near town for the last several
days.
Al. Elliott has fitted I'D room over
smith FOrman's grocery store for an OF
ice. When 10 is finished il Will make
quite q coy Office.
Misses Grace Kelly and Grace Rode
HEAVIER spent Monday visiting relatives aud
friends at Oakland.
U. =. Welsh has been called 10 the bed
side Of his brother Ford who lives 2- ST.
Joe. who is seriously afflicted with scroll
uIa. ...-
Miss Nora Ringer, who has been visiting
friends Ira Seyser for the past Two weeks,
has returned home.
The directors of the Terra Alta Bank
hel1 their annual meeting last Friday
NIGHT The amount OF business done duc-
ing the last year shows up remarkably
wei. and the prospects for the future are
very encouraging.
Mrs. ID. j. F0gle has returned home
from a months visit among relatives anu
friends az heyser.
Wesley Ringer made a flying trip TO-
Reedsville last Saturday on professional
business.
A petition is being circulated asking the
Mavor and Town Council 10 prepare an
ordinance for the issuing on bonds oy Jae
town OF Terra Alta. for SUM NOT eEcoed-
ing six thousand dollars, % run Tor
period Of tlirrv-l0ur vaIrs, and % be spent
on the Improvement of the streets, etc, 10
be submitted 20 the voters OF the town az a
speciai election 90 be held a- au early date
for their approval.
The following officers were duly In
stall ca lest Wednesday night by A.n.ue
Lode No. 50, kli- hts OF Pytajas; Chan
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BENwOOD.

Blazing Arrow Tribe No 10, improved
Order Of Red Men. aud Alpara Council, No.
.. Degree of POcaholtas, VIII have puouc
insta. .aLion at their hall Tuesday evening,
January -.
Aionzo Cosser was badly burned at the
Riverside tube works FRIDAY morning.
Ex-Prosecuting Attorney Meighen, Of
MOuudsviue, was ia town one day tnls
week.
John Burns is lying very in at his home
on Main street
The NJ. Il. Church held their week OF
PRAYER service during the past week.
Mrs. ~ NcC0rmick, of Welsogrg, who
was visiting here, has returned home.
A. Kendall, of Warrington, was here for
a few DAYS on . visit.
Ed Hope has EOue 20 Proctor.
Prof Hart, the prince of magicians,
will give show 40 the City Han, lasting
three nights in cessiOn.
Mrs. q. Selects, OF Brilliant o., was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Mcdonald.
A NUMBER of B1uwood people attended
the lecture in W heeliug Friday night
Mss Salje Burns IS home from Wash
iuClOn, D. L.
barry Bejswenger was calling on his
BeuwoOd friends
Tie Ladies Sewing Circle Of st. Johns
church have rented "a room from Mrs.
Chas Price. and viii therefore hold their
meetings there OF Friday evenings.
Mrs. VIM jenkins and August Weld
never will visit friends boa Baltimore.
Mrs HOrmer BaUgGr, of Pittsourg, was
aruest OF relatives for Few days.
The East Eud Tourist club gave dance
at Uo.au's hall ON Friday evening.
David Aru0r property In the Dugan adj
ditfon was solt yesterday.
Jesse Barton las gone to Tennessee on q
business "trip.
Charles Fox is couvolescing.
John VaBart and wife will leave next
week for tHe West.
Joseph S.ytuer. Of Proctor is visiting
his Family here.
Nrs. Eranz Tjeruey and family, after q
pleasant visit here With her mother, re-
turned 20 her home in Pennsylvania
James Scheotz has returaod from visit
from home.
Miss AolUe Kennedy was the guest Of
rei4tivca foc q few days
Prof Albert Altmever has accepted a
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GRAFTON.

GR,rroy. W. V, January 19-Hon. B.
y. Martin is seriously III at ms MONS III
Grafton.
The river has been very high for the
past we K, but no serious damage mas oeen
done So far 10 property
Thomas Lilly, OF Weston, nes oee .
spending a lew days with friends 10 IhiS
city.
j. *. Holt, Of Pruntytown, has been IL
Grafton Tor several days
Tue Cad weather OF the past lew Gays
does not seem 10 stop the Improvements
that are going on in our town. bullulLss
sill continue to co up. Thomas j. Nc
Way viii soon have the third story OF MS
large Wholesale store, on Latrobe street.
done.
Henry Grant made business trip 10
Warrington the last of this week.
Hon. a. Hop Woods a prominent at'or-
new of Barbour county, was IA attendance
al Court this week.
Circuit Court adjourned Wednesday.
The grand Jury reported but four !nolct-
ments this term; % pretty good showing :
Hon. T.. u. w. kuust is aole 10 De ouI
again.
1lr-. Granville D. Jarvis, VINO mas oeeh
visiting fu PHILADELPHIA for the past month,
returned home The last of this week,
Miss Cora DuUy, of FairmonL IS visit
ing friends in iuis ci,y.
1trs. Charles Brsndle is in Railway, n.
j., visiting relatives.
Alr. and Mrs. Luxe Cain, Of PittsborS'
attefded the funeral OF MISS Salil7 ucAeI
here this week.
Miss Alice FIauery, who has been spend
ing the holidays here with Der parents, re-
turned to school at Parkersburg the hfsI
OF the week. ,..-
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BRiDaEPoRr.

Tho city has been at some expense re-
pairing the sewers that empty into the
river. under the railroads, since the recent
hign water.
Walter Taylor has been called home.
His father IL.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
james Mclaughlin died Wednesday. The
funeral took place Friday at p. N. In
terment at Linwood cemetery.
NIr. Pease Of PittsDurg, mas begun re-
pairs in tne G. D. q =. telephone Office,
putting ia the latest improved boards. IL
will take about wick to complete the
work.
oliver Howells is able to be out after a
weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Kinney, Of Belmont.
were the guests OF Miss Georgia A. Kin
ney Friday.
Miss Gussie briggs is home from Mt.
De Chantal on the sick list
The Boston comedy company is the at
traction al the Opera House Monday
evening.
Mrs. Samuel Reid and children, of New
port, Ky, are the guests Of relatives at the
West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MeFedries gave a
pleasant dinner party Thursday evening
10 a few relatives and friends
week.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Shippers, Of Pbnadel-
phia, has been tue guest of DR.. 40.
Howells for several days.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet at the
home of Miss Ella Frauzell Tuesday even
Ing The programme is one Of unusual
interest.
Miss Nell Oxtoby, Of Wheeling has
been teaching the past week for Miss Mat
tie Kennou, who has been sick.
MIR. and Mrs John Gilmore and Miss
Margaret Wolf have returned from Col
um5us, aud will make this their future
home.
Alr r.. r. Barrel, has been laid up with
q sprained ankle.
w. Z. Graham made business trip to
Cincinnati this week.
The Crystal Glass Company will resume
January 2Oth.
The stockholders of the Dollar Bank
net Thursday afternoon, and elected the
following Board of Directors VIM. keohn-
line, Geo. Q. Mckee, Chas. w. Appen-
zeller, Thos. Frasler, John 7. Scoot, Eli
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sAKOIs

SARDIs, o., January 12.-Fred Voelp,
of Allegheny, Pa, who has been visiting
friends here for some time past, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs Charles Paden, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in town for
the past three weeks, left for her home in
Springfield. o., last THURSDAY.
=. u. Thompson, one Of tie clerks en-
ployed 10 Wltteus store at ittens, o..
was in town Wednesday looking after his
property on account Of the expected
food.
Phil Krebs, Of New Martinsvine, was
IN town Thursday.
Messrs. Jim Williamson and Arch
Brennan lett yesterday for Newport.
where they will 20 on the steamer Ii. X.
Bedford.
Miss Bertha Tagert is visiting relatives
IN Wheeling this week.
Aessrs. Sheets and Griffith are at
Woodsheld to-day on business.
Billie WigtOn, of Sistersvile, was in
town Friday.
Miss Minnie Conield entertained few
OF Der friends in charming manner at
her home on Mound street last Sunday. A
delightful season was spent in social con-
versatlons. and sbo't half-pas. six sup
per was pleasantly discussed.
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ST. ULAlKsviLLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE, O., January l2.-Nar-
riage licenses issued since last report:
William springer ard Julia Tucker,
Charles J. Perry and Ida NJ. Stanley,
Henry n. Low and Flro.a j Hynes, o{!'
yester Wood and Luna Turner, George W.
Grouse and Maggie Nj. Mankey, walter II.
Hiles and Alice j. Robinson.
J.. NJ. Barrick, of Canton, OHIO, eX-Au-
ditOr of Carroll county, and Candidate Tor
state Auditor on the Republican ticket
was in town Thursday.
Judge Baraer. Of Cambridge, IS one OF
the attorneys on the case OF the Neymalu
Brewing Co. VS.. Alex Pryor
Mrs. W. A. Feuton has returned home
after a pleasant visit with Morristown
friends.
Harry Ferreu is visiting his father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs James t'erren, at
this week. Mr. Ferren has been in the
West for several years.
Il. c. Meyer Of Bellaire, was in town
Wednesday.
MIR. JOAN Beckett of Columbus, who has
been in town the last few days, has re-
turned home
MIR. j. O. Dent of Bridgeport was in town
this week.
The .. u. A. NJ. band bss met and elect
ed the following officers: Leader and In
structor, Marion Shepherd; Sergent Il. %.
Mcbride; President, d. 5. ta~ceJt; sec
rotary, j. p. Han; Treasurer. q. -. Nc
Bride. They will commence practice at
once
On Tuesday evening Ex-Sherif Scott
was rendered a BANQUET al NJ. h.. WILSON'S,
4 bout 4j guests were present, consisting
of tie members of the Bar county Cllciais
and other Citzeus. AN elegant repasJ was
served After several speeches Gene
flung the occasion were made, the com
psuy broke up all reporting delightful
evening.
Don Petty, Of Barnesville, was a guest
in town this week.
VIM. NiderJ. OF Wheeling, has removed
TO this place, where he is employed at NC
Bride's carriage factory.
VIM. Cunland aud his friend Mr.. Stone,
are i'm town this week on business.
John Butcher of Canton, mail clerk on
the H. Wayne, was the guest OF MS father
early this week.
Misses Lucy Alexander and Name
Mitchell returned to college this week.
The friends Of cx-SherlH scott presented
him with q handsome desk on his retire
uent from office. y worthy compliment
TO q worthy man.
John Henderson, an aged citizen (19) Of
this place, slipped on theicy pavement and
broke his leg.
Guy Bros. Ministries gave an entertain
ment in the Court House Hall Fridsy even
ing to large and attentive audience This
is one Of tue oldest anu best miustrels now
travelling. The entertainment was under
the auspices OF the o, u. \. VI.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

NV CUMBERLAND, January l2.-Ihe
recent high water has passed without do
ing anv damage. A half dozen or so tam-
iies had 20 move into the second story.
some are apDrehensive Of another big
aver from the late rainfall
The Incorporated companies All nave no.
tlces calling their meetings for The purpose
Of electiuC officers for the ensuing year.
The Mac Manufacturers Company is
excavating for a foundation for large
fhree-story brick business block In the
north end Of town, 20 De so feet 'front.' by
90 feet back.
The Chelsea pottery has few men az
work. and on Monday VIII start up ia All
departments.
me Town Council and Bond Commits
sioners are at loggerheats. The Council,
tor the purpose OF saving the commission
o-isinr IRON Che handling OF the Interest on
said town bonds, appointed the town ser
eee,t 10 attend Co the matter. The COM
5oissiopers have entered suit to recover
fbeir fees. which amount 90 $40 per year.
-rSs in the case amounts Co receiving
tbe money from the town sergeant and
rsvfrr, it into the bank at Steuoenvile.
,i,be congregations have been holding
uoion praver meetings during the week IN
the several churchee-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

HANNIBAL, O., January 19.-Claire
O'Neiu, Of Wheeling. spent last week with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. 3. O'NeiA,
of the South Side.
Misses Arminta and Phoebe fisher re-
turned Sunday evening from Wheeling,
after spending two days in the city with
friends.
capt. Charles and Godfrey Muhleman
returned home Wednesday morning from
Wheeling, Woodsheld and other points,
where tLev had been for severl days.
Sheriff j. L. Eeyser, Of Woodsheld, o.,
was in town Thursday on business.
Protracted meeting is stil being held at
the German NJ. E. church.
Public schools are down to business
again.
Quite an oil excitement is reported at
Buckhil, o. c. G. Coss, Of the Eureka
Pipe Line, has been in that Vicinity for
some time Leasing territory, and we learn
that work will be begun soon.
W.B O'Neill was at Sistersville, w.
Va, Thursday.
DR.. J. NJ. Boice was visiting DR.. Parry
at Woodsheld Monday.
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Bailey. r. B. Mitchell, John Stewart
John Amrine.
j. c. Lash, Of Pitisburg, was in town
during the week spending few days with
friends
Services at the following churches TO-
day: ST. AnthoDy's Church. . u. NJ, mass
and sermon; high mass 10 2. NJ, followed
By sermon: vesper services, B p H., follow
cd by uenedictiOn.
Presby terian Church, morning and even
ing: communion services viii be observed
in the morning; Christian Endeavor, 6:5O
p m.
Kirkwood NJ z. Church, morning and
evening, usual hours; EpworJh League,
$50 p. IN.
Frank n. Amrine died yesterday. He
was the Oldest son Of John Amrine, and a
young man Of sterling qualities. de was
billing clerk at the A1lna-Stanuard mill,
and has many warm friends. A li,tie over
three wears ago he was married 10 Miss
Jessie Bailey, OF Colera.n, ano built
nome at Brookside He leaves beside MS
young wife, a son two years old. The
funeral viii take place tomorrow at : p.
N. from BrOokside
Several men were cleaning the mud oil
Bank street yesterday.
Miss Margaret and Katherine Clayland
entertained few friends at dinner last
evening.
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sreUpesvILLE SMALL TALK.
interesting BIS of Information-Wha1
Has en- Going On for Week.

soeeisi 10 ne Rg.s'e-
STrUpryv1LLr, O., January 12.-Hon.
Poher1 Sherrard has gone 10 New otA
Gitv where he viii be joined by his
ioi6ed by his brothers, Rev. John Sher-
rard of Rockville, Ind. and Rev. Ihomas
Sberrard. of Chambersourg, "a, anu lucy
sail Wednesday on the steamer CIV VI
Paris for six months tour OF Europe anu
the Holy Land .ot .ba
Ouerln College. won prize for MS essay
on Tue Reformation ane the Auueilo0' "--
Progress Of Europe"
Mrs. DR.. SIN. Davis, Of the Steuoen-
vile Seminary, has returned from an ca
tensive "Home Mission lecture tour;
Business men feel encouraged to KNOW
thut improvements 10 extent OF e-oO'Voo
were made mere 10 1894. ,-;,,o
The annual report of the Steu0enyllle
pottery shows the odds and ends or years
cleared yp the past summer, ana Tue Hnes S
ware ever turned out being made now ana
new designs IN the way or toilets anu UlH-
ner ware sets in big demand -
DR.. BENJAMIN Collins, OF TORONTO, mas
been appointed on the Jefferson County
Board of Pension Examiners, 10 succeed
his father, Dr. J.W Collins, VINO resigheu;
Hers the youngest appoinlee on Boarus VI
this kind in the United States, having only
practiced three years.
Daniel Gallagher, of this Guy, mas
printed copy of President Jeckson' mes,
SAGE vetoIug the rechartering OF the y nlIeu
states Bank. which was sent to Congress
in 1882 The message is printed on Wnite
silk and covers seven columns newspaper
size.
Miss Lima Hennig. Of Wheeling, is
giving great satisfaction as teacher OF eio-
cution, physical culture and Shakespeare
for parlor rehearsal AT the SteuoenVile
Seminary and Collegiate Institute
Frank Carpenter gave bis lecture Japan
in 1891" and magic lantern views OF Tue
land of the M.kad0 and Yum Yum IN lue
CITY Opera House TO q delighted audience
InuIsIAY evening.
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NEW MAKTiNsvILLE.

Nv NJ ,rrrvsv1ILE. w. Va, January u.
Mrs Fi. Christie returned home Mon
day from ga eA'~u"o" '''''
4 Nm R1S9Tos Francis, who has spent three
--+rs III the Archer oil field, returned 20
P~ithard. OF Warrington. and t..
~ srnert. of rairm0ut, were mere 4hurs-
dqv on lee0l business
M. JeHreys. ot Grrl,on, was calling on
friends here THIS wees. .-,
C4ptaio is. tcl towney' tlousn not
80. rs,overai from his recent sickness, IS
-.-,-r seer on our streets.
l.r.is Nr0uaun is visiting her
ie Dr. Thomas stone, az Pine Grove,
e--' r.. Thompson, wbo has been sick
e---.,.,., t.r.,. is aole to oe atout again.
u. -'ucs--, OF ~ l~t--l-' was q Ca-IeC
IN , so.e ' 1crman. Of Lit,letou, was the
-..,..- ~ his brother, j. W. Newman the
nf ss5., 2. court convened in regular ses
SION 49, 1870 held a special term Of court
for Iptre Bcs-n-n ai tAEN1-S'U-s ''''
,.ssl, il-.in- tro cay s.. ...,.... ,..,- h.,
w. prlusor, OF Llttct0n, was mere
ems week tn legal business. ..--.,
tAls p.,I.r-gr. who has spent Severa.
'.i,- ar tis luncor interests at
TS,s.- t,...- "a trruci home lhis week.
-r',.rrcez. CLERK Cn the steamer
-. 1fu~ was visiting MS uoe'e. Heo'
t5-,~,i..l- '<. ot ST tplc Grove. --.S
,.,,,-ns was h1re this week on legal ous1-
ness wcoscocs ard Justice Eaizin made
o. 20 .-- ,n lglsliug creek the first
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PIEDMONT.


PIEDvoNT, W. Va, January j.. -
tramp was killed at I'D p. m, last evening
near the new Luke-Piedm0nt bridge. he
was stealing ride GA IS. 81 O. IrelghJ
train and le.l under the wheels when
severed his body through the middle. IL
could not De ascertained where he was
from nor what was his name. Els remains
were taken charge of by Undertaken ID. d.
FredlOcE. who prepared them Tor burial,
anu IL unclaimed Will be buried IN poJlcfS
field tomorrow.
Up. jameson went to Washington yes
tertay.
The Misses Hepburn gave an entertain
men, Tuesday evening in honor OF MIS-.
D-. 4. 81. FredlCc6, OF E.kins, w. a.
VINO is visiting them.
RIr. c. j.. Bayue sold his two houses on
Bacl, street to DR.. ~. Il. Shuey for 3, lOo
on Wednesday.
was called here Ov tle death OF ner brother,
Colonel J, d. McGuiuuesS, returned nome
Tuesday evening.
II. N. Marriott left Tuesday for La
trobe, Pa, to locate
IL II. Ecus was appointed water Works
en-iuecr vice Il. Rogers.
lfr5. D. j. MCGuinnlss and William Nc
Guinness went lo keyser Thursday.
Maurice Wright, OF philadelphia, Is
spending a few weeks vacation at his
mothers home in WesteruD0rt.
Miss Emma Foley returned Tuesday
FROM q visit TO Cumberland
Alessrs. owen RearjOn, ID. d. aud p. NJ
Parse We're in Cumberland Tuesday al
tending court.
q. ID. Junkins of Thomas, has been APP
nointed coal salesman for the Davis Coal
and Coke Co. J.. A. Hickey succeeds him
as bookkeeper for thal company az Thomas.
The men ca Eared on engine work IN the
b. lc D. shops here were iaid OF tiI rep
ruary I. The OJuer men are still working
rs usual.
il. q. Cravson, of Antioch, w. Va, was
visiting friends here the past few days
Alex. ellis, of Pekin, Md, was In town
Yesterday
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NEIGHBORHO0D.
EaAG EiS BZzN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS Iag PAST WEEK.
9,nl A5a'rs- Happenings and Events Of Local
ia.srss. Gathered b. Register Reporters
Readable Resumed. The News
mANNiNerOx.

NANNiNG1oN, w. Va, January l2.-Nr.
Claude r.. Harrison aud s.iss Loun4 Jd-
Ken were quietly married Thursday even
tls az -le Palace Hotel, the home o. tue
oriie. 1y Rev. q. -. Warden.
aoln Nl- alllan, % Slluston, was mere
lhnIsday. and lel the contract Tor The new
resioelces on che H0usl addition. lie
VII. move here next sprlng.
j. Walter Rex was ia Wheeling the first
OF the week.
Much excitement was caused in town
SUNDAY evening over the rapid rise oil tne
waters in Buual0 creek, but the waters
subsidized Without dong any damage.
Mr. and Mrs d ~ fer.ck entertained
Q number OF friends 40 their home on
Clarksi urg street, last Saturday evening.
Miss Lmma Obley, who has bad charge
o. Miss sadie Mockler's room ln the pu0-
hc schools the past eight weeks, during
Miss Moedier's sickness, returned 70 her
home 10 Falauue this week. Miss Mock
Ter took charge of her school the hrst OF
the week
Miss Myrtle Montgomery intends spend
log the best part or the winter ia Ash
WOOD, H. T..
PROT b. j. Motters is giving dancing
lessons % class in The Opera House.
The officers Tor Che ensuing term Of Co
iumol- Lodge 40. o. IS. Of -, were IN
aAatAANA ..NN aHMA..L-t anu aAlNA AAA@ AZ
stallaiiOu lle members present were
treated 90 the oysters aJ kilEOre's resiaur-
ant az the eNpsu.e o. the incoming officers.
sam W. Sulhugs, the pipe hue gauger,
has accepted a. appointment Win the pipe
line company in tue Fairyiew field.
Warren Miller, who was seriously
burned on Fishing creCS, as reported no
lest Sundays heg stoc, was in town FRI
day ana had about recovered from ms IN
Juries. Mr. Jacobs. who was burned az
the same time, is SSH iu bed, but Will re-
cover.
The club room over A. j. SimOus' bakery
shop was raIJ.1 Tuesday night and mum
beg of promIust gentlemen were arrested
on charge of gambling. Their cases
we've tried BEFORE Mayor johnson Thurs
cay, who fueI each OF them so ana cost.
The case was appealed 90 court
G.h Bros. uluslrelS VIII appear IN the
Opera House, Monday evening.
The Max Won MlEel Company which
was 20 appear here Friday and Saturday
evenings, broke up before 10 reached here.
Leonard s. CO.'S Downs No. 4, on Mods
Run, VIII be- due in the Big lulun TINS
week.
The South Penn OH Co.'s Youst No. 8,
near Begun, is rigging up this week.
Rigs are binding for The same company,
koeu * NclraW Nos 4 and o, On r lagsy
Meadow.
The south Penn OH Co. are starting a
well near Board Tree. The contractor is
rigging up Gals week.
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position in the Wheeling Steel Works
metal yard co.. b,si.
The new scales were opened up Ior ouSl-
ness yesterday. Charles E2rP was "F-
pointed weight master. 9.
ClaIrsvilie after @ visit here. 81, -
Miss Daisy johnson, of Cadis. ONO, VINO
was visiting friends in town accompanies
by Mora Serig, has returned home.
The concert and art exhibition 10 DC
Given bv Miss Martha b. Noller, IS post
poued until January 81. ",
Miss Mary McCrumb, of Pleasant Val
lev. is visiting her sister Of this place.
Miss stella Fox, OF this place. IS V.slung
her sister, AIRS. j BridEeman, OF Ne"
MartinsviiIe.