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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-29

DIR. f, C. Lawyer is in the city from
Belt.
Il. 4. Robertson, postmaster at Sun
River. ia IN the city.
Miss Maud Green. formerly Of Great
Falls. but nov Of i~lelena, is III tbs city.
Mrs. d, i'ichmau OF HelenA is in the
CITY. visiting her sister. Wrs. i. >. Singer.
W, Il. A!drid2o, superintendent Of the
/ nlfed H%rnejter ar East t~ieleIa, is IN
t"aat Nal.e.
Hiit f. Henderson "aturue& yesterday
lr,M iHD weeks business trip 10 TN.
cage and New York,
\ marriage license was iFsued yeeter.
day to David Rankin and Mra, Mary Nc.
Carthy, holb Of Great Fails.
Z. " Lett. editor of the DuDuvar
Acantha, who has bcen in tha city for q
few days, viii return home today.
Major and Mrs. Martin Maginnis ar.
rived this morning to SPENT ~ihauksgN-
lAg with Mr.. and Mrs, L. =. Philippe.
The ladies of St. Anus Catholic church
have presented Father Doia WITH & full
china dinner set for L Itanlegigip.
present,
Mr.. aud Mrs, John L. pig,tt arrived
FROM Boonvlilr, Mo., yesterday and are
EIsItlng their son, Attorney ". T. PIgott.
ant family.
The funeral Ut the infant Chiil Of Mr..
and Mr8, IL. IL. Nelson OF Cascade too,
pl@co yesterday in thia city, it,l. J,D
i,uiu officiating,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-29
CfNL! ~CiLEhDAR


Court.
Attorneys interested in civil actions in
the district court yesterday completed
filing their notes Cf issue and the cases
were placed or tie calendar. to be dis
posed Of at the December term, which
will begin at loo'clock Monday morning.
There are Feventy-tive rasea on the cal
endar, fifteen less than 1T the last term.
In very few of the cases will a jury
trial be d~emGrdei, and it is probable
that the jury viii be discharged within
ten days from the time court couvenes.
Sume of the cases have been pendiDg
Tor years. Some Of the parties are dead;
Some are insolyeut; some Of the at?or.
ncls have lett the county. These cases
will probably ha dismissed or continued
for the lorna, a. has been done 20 man,
times before.
Some Of tho caeea are Of considerable
public interest
NoH. 1920 t. 1."i7, inclusive, are ac-
tloGs to eJect alleged squattcrs from the
river front, hnse cases, it Was thought.
would b" settlei before this terra. and
negotiations for settlement on the basis
that the dcf"n14ntssnaj absolutely va
cate The land after May |. 1sqG, are Low
pen.i,4.
No liQ7 Is q action 70 recover the
mopay deposited by plaip,jH. lne stara
Er.,u.r- f.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-29

H. s. Jenkins left yesterday for Bo2-
ton.
M. Il. Miner, the cattle king, is in the
city.
Peter Arnold will leave today for a
business trip to Spokane. He expects to
De absent about two weeks.
Default of defendants was yesterday
Suffered in the suit of W. b. Raleigh a.
20. vs.. j. w. Cornelius OF al.
MISS Wilcox, who has been visiting
Nlrs. John j.. Ellis for several weeks, re-
turned yesterday to her home in Helena.
Inc distinguished tragedian, Thomas
w. heene, whose golden opinions of press
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-29

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know it's value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
try It free. Call on the advertised drug
gist and get a trial bottle, free. Send
your name and address to II. E. Bucklen
a Co, Chicago, and get u sample box of
DIR, Kings New Life Pills free, as well as
a copy of guide to health and household
Instructor. free. All of which is guaran-
teed to do you good and cost you moth
ing. Driver Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-29

-
William lIodgshis, Of Nhoteau ia in
Inc clty.
&c Hair, tne Choteau attorney. is in
Great Falls.
&c p,r.,,
roD5nt ;IJa 49, LAS '7|o'e'e" from MS
=
Waiter = Ciarl, the Choteau sheep
''7n' Is IL '"e Guy
Born, 10 MIR. aud Mrs. II. w. Kraus Of
Cascade, twin boys.
y pl,
a,: Ill., ''.' , wa: Itlt '2.'aE ON Il husl-
nI f. ;,'aCN' we stanford sheepman,
"''"'" !" ''' c''' 1881 n's"t'
The Shonkin Stock association viii
hold 4 meeting in Fort BENTON Dec. :.
lorn,. f,.ui,.
,rinn Il IIa J''" .GI,l,+l ~ 'n' l"n"
J, NJ. burljpgaula Jr. lo1l this morn
ing for a CUISINES trip to For, Benton,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-29

No. 1,530 H. p. Role VS.. Phil Glib
son: damages, $1,000.
No 1,J3l-Jo! n Kernaghan vs.. Geo,
Currie ct al; services, 1899.
No. 1,5S1-Butte d Montana CONNER
cial Company VS.. Silas White eft al,
note, 1901 SO.
NO. i~,Gll- James Baatz VS., Andrew
Goyens ct al; account.
No. ,GS6-Great Falls Improvement
Company VS.. q. c. VI. Fullerton; con-
tract, 1920.
No. 100 Richter a Dahn VS.. Joseph
+. Huston: damages.
No. Liz Boston q Great Falls Elec-
trlc Light and Power Company VS.. Great
Fails Opera House Company; account.
No: l,l47- John Hcaney VS.. Hosford
FIRE Brick Company; appeal.
NO. l,I4o-Driver- bradley Drug Go. vs,
p. B. Gallagher; appeal.
No. l,S3O-T. NJ. Tyler We. Montana
Central Railway Company; contract,
s72l.
No. l,s33-Bateman & Switzer We. Eu-
gent Z. Shelton; account, 547G.
No. l,S4O- BunneIl & Emo Inv. Co. VS..
II. t. Kolfc ct al: foreclosure.
No l,SGS-hobt. l.. Martin W.. Boston
a Montana Z. G. Il S. M. Co.: account,
$500.
No l.9l5-Gt. r. Iron Works We. II, II,
Chandler ct al; to enforce judgment, So
212G5.
No. l,9lS-L. G. Phelps, Fec VS.. Doug
lac Martin ct al, note, $500.
No. l,922 Brady Bros, vs.. CT. n. Ry.
Co.; damages, EG,C27,
No. l,91S-W. G. Jones VS.. II. p. Rolfe
ct al TO enforce lien,
No. ~l,3I-John Brady VS. W. B. Beck
Ter ct al damages, 523, 100.
No. 2Olo-W. B. Jones VS.. .Eohn "
Stanton; note, Sl.174.
No. 2.022-J. .. Gregg We. Louis Kon1-
lners ct al; foreclosure.
No. 2,O20-E }. Canary vs. j. +. Me
Clelland, Irels, 1t al; TO set aside tax
sale.
No. 2033-Stephen s. WOODWARD VS..
e. NJ, Webster. Admr.; note, S1,2J390,
No, 2,O1G-Nm. Deering & Co. VS.. J. P.
Dyes It al; account. s95.
No. 2.OI1-Malenberg and johnson We.
c. W. Kellison; appeal.
No. 2.OG1-Nalbach < Cockrill vs.
Strain Bros: appeal.
No. 2,0,j-B. +. Turner w. C. M. Web
ster, Admr; to recover 1903 So.
No, 2,oSl-Wm. Deering 4 Co. VS.. J.
NJ. Gaunt; account. 33,7G3 So.
No. 2,0S9-RicO STATE Bank VS.. Matt
Richardson: note. SlUs.45.
No. 2,099-Gt. f, Imp, Co, VS.. John n.
BrldgeF: note, $500.
No. 2,1l5-L G, Phelps, Receiver, vs..
J. 4. Carrier; foreclosure.
No, 2ll1-Nic l. Hanks ct al vs.. L.
q. Phelps. Receiver; injunction.
No. 2,llS-A. j. Galientine VS.. j. T.
Lee, Executor; 10 recover 500,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-29
NEWS g Y!G VEEK
SATURDAY,. Nov, q,

b. Percy Clark Of Chotean was i, a..
city yesterday, leaving for home in ,ho
evening. '"o
ID. D. Bogart of Missoula, stata ~
aminer. and n. w. Stetson. his dan,tn
are in Great Falls. ''pu'y'
Jacob Harris, commonly callod .tau.
jake" is 10 Great Falls. lie is now ru~
prletor OF a saloon at Landuskv. p'
George II. Treat, ex-city marshal ia i,
the CITY, after several months eptnt in
mining in the judith mountains.
The pupils of the public schools aro
preparing. programs for Thauke~iyinu
exercises Wednesday afternoon.
The school month of November clo.ol
yesterday and the teachers Of dist,iot
No. / Will receive their salaries today,
Mrs. Walter Lcake of Grand ForkeN
D., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ E1rl'
at First avenue and Seventh street
north. 0''''
The Sand Coulee Goa company has
decided to employ an additional nhvsi-
clsh TOT ,ts employees. and he VIII arrive
from New York in a few DAYS.
information has been receiyed hera
that Napoleon Jacobs. formerly a hlanl,
smith at Belt, committed euiride an E.t
Portage, Ont, while Insane. by ehootina
himself.
Ed Cunningham Of Belt ia at The Nil.
waukee house, having nou,e tn Iraat
Falls to secure treatment for two Hapnrs
OF his left hand. which he emashe! yi;h
a sleuTe hammer.
Mrs. II. I. Benner nf Saltwater Mimi
arrived here yesterday. and will visit
during the winter at the Residence Of lor
daughter. Mrs. ", f. Brown, Ninth
street and Fifth avenue north.
Miss Dot was the name given hv a
d'Isky damsel who loaded w on beer
and whisky and was brought before the
police magistrate yesterday OF the
charge of having macio 4 holy show Of
herself. She was fined 81.
DR.. A. f. Chamberlai0 If Bc]r left
yesterday for Cleveland. Ohio, whore he
will meet Mrs. Chamberlain and son.
who have been visiting relatives in tire
east for thh last three months. and re-
turn with them about Zee. -.
+. II. Woodward, the lumber dealer OF
Logging Creek, has purchased from the
Hotter Lumber company Of Great l}4lfs
machinery for a new saw min. 10 take
the place Of his Old mill, which was dos
troyed by fire recently. causing a l5as of
about $1,000.
7 NJ M.Do,o.a Il, ;.
m2yad his ostahjs' r,or, "'tr,, H%s
nrnnnian by tbo %nr, 'r,,' 49, ""','GE
company on Central avenue. few doora
below his old stand. where he vii, be-
glad t. see all HE cid customers and
many new ones.
,..o.o,r
49,, 10y " - y !I,l'o,l w 'NlF c,'Y'
tn - ',oioiioeo ~ ''7lI'!''' ~ ne IS
w. oJ"ft ~. '.'EuT 'I"u'y against a
~ '''.'1:'''| itoo'f' ''''''fF' Fi''
.g.u'" ~ 5'Iu''' d "i@a@'s'u''I o. ms
guy, 1lp ~ '.,l4"t'' was ~E|A3a'1eN 70
"""'l "''1 ~ 'Ial'l''
Gust a.. Norlquist If 8.lt is il. the !
city and will leave tomofruW for a three
luontha' visit to- his old houn iu Sweden.
Barnard johnson. his partnrr. wifi IT,
#r- Htn r. go la
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
Samuel Taylor was arrested by Of
ficer Walker, yesterday afternoon, for
disorder.
Before Justice Fitzpatrick, yester-
day, the charge of embezzlement pre-
ferred against Fanny McWhorter was
dismissed
The Seguin Business College has
removed from No. 81 Seventeenth
street to No. 80 Fourteenth street, in
the new Pollock building.
There were seven cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning.
Andrew Hite was released from the
City Prison, yesterday, and was sent to
the Infirmary.
Nail City Lodge No. 112, I. o. G..
T.. will hold a public installation of
officers tonight at McLain's Hall, cor
ner Market and Twelfth streets. A
slend!d programme has been prepared
by the members.
The fire escape on the Fourteenth
street front of the Opera House has been
completed, and is an important addi-
tional safeguard for the patrons of that
place of amusement.
The Board Of Public Works held a
short session last night for the transac-
ton CT routine business.
The steam road roller did not ar
rive yesterday, as was expected.
The Wheeling Electric Company is
replacing its old poles on Market street
with new and larger ones.
-McCulloch street, around the hill,
has been closed until the additional
brick paving is completed.
-Vags are getting numerous in sew
eral parts Of the city
The West Virginia veterans re-
union Will take place in Moundsville to-
day.
There are no new developments in
the Aetnaville smallpox cases. The en-
tire matter has been stated to State
Health Officer Probst, and his advice IN
the matter is now awaited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
MARTINS FERRY.

The suit of Hanson Springer against
the Standard Sewing Machine Coih-
pany to obtain S15 for storage on
sewing machine. which was replevineu
from him, was heard before squire
Kellar yesterday, and was decided III
favor of the sewing machine company
Oliver Cunningham was up before
Squire Kellar yesterday for assaullhs
J. w. MoZingo. He was fined 81 ana
costs. Cunningham then swore out a
warrant for Mozingo on the charge OF
pointing fire arms. He was also hned
81 and costs. Both are from Glenn
Run.
Misses Clara and Bertha Sheets ana
Clara FranzelI. accompanied by Messrs.
Ed. and Benjamin Exley, left yester-
dag for a several days visit at Zoar.
Mrs. Martha Anderson and dau5hte''
Grace. and Mrs. Alex. Frazier nave le-
turned home from weeks stay at
Zoar.
Miss Grace LeSuer is spending few
days with relatives at Brilliant.
The Hiawatha Council of the Jr. q.
[. A. NJ. will give a picnic at Steele 5
Grove next Thursday.
Hal Watson has returned home from
a couple OF weeks visit with relatives
at Steubenville.
Miss Leila ,Hoge, iof Delaware. is
visiting her brother, Ernest, at TINS
place.
James Crossley is spending a rev
DAYS with relatives at Steubenyile.
Charles Carpenter and family have
returned home from a couple OF weeks
visit at Chicago.
DR.. J. w. Darrah is the possessor OF
twenty rattles of rattlesnake. They
were given to him by J. II. Sargen, or
Elkins, w. Va.
There was lively back-fence racket
on South Broadway yesterday, be-
tween Huida Alexander and her
friends. For a time the air was filled
with blue streaks
The hearing of William Davis, who
is charged by Joe Porter with taking
improper liberties with Porter's tive-
year-old child, was postponed from
last evening until this afternoon.
The Dougherty base ball club will go
TO Belaire to-day to play the TOURISTS
of that place.
The shoe stores have abandoned the
rule of closing at c o'clock.
The Martins Ferry ball club Will
play the Wheeling Creek CLUB next Sat
urday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
WOODSFIELD.
urday.

A dance was given at Geo. Ketterer' 5
Friday evening.
A block of territory has been leased
near Davis Cave" and an oil well VIII
be put down right away.
Miss Clara POulton left to-day for a
visit with friends at Wheeling.
d. w. Stewart, of Pittsburg, Is here
on oil business at present.
Mr.. S. ID. McCl!ntock and wife, OF
Symmetrical, are the guests OF Mrs. A.
p. Dorr.
Institute commences to-day and viii
Continue the rest of the week.
A swell party was given at Robert
Papes Friday evening.
Mr.. Jacob Boes, of Wheeling spent
Sunday here with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Charles Pearson. of Washington,
p. c.. is the guest of Hon. J. A. PEARSON
and family.
Father Saegger spent Sunday with
Father Cawley, returning home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Delapla:n and
guest. M<'er Willie MacCOrkle, Of
Charleston, w. Va, spent Saturday here
at the New Columbia.
Miss Ella Williams, of Cincinnati;
Misses Moore and Lucille Williams, Of
New Martinsv!lle, were the guests of w,
C. Mooney Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. T. Norris and son, Leon, of
Columbus. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary b. Jones.
Mrs. Charles Pearson, of Washington,
ID. c., is the guest of Judge Pearson and
wife.
Miss Alice Spriggs is visiting Miss
Charlotte Moffett, of Sarahsville
Mss Rena Ferrel, Of Moundsville, is
visiting friends here this week
There We're several of our citizens at
tended the funeral Of Mr.. Charles
Yockey. at Stafford. yesterday. He
was buried by the Odd Fellows and G.. A.
r. Post
Prof. G.. T. Twitmyer, of Pennsylvan-
ia, and Prof. RgdOn, of Indiana. are
here as instructors for the County Insti-
tute this week
Mss MOllie Hunter returned home to-
day and Miss Edith will go Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Smith, Miss Matte Ora
ham. Mr.. Charley Mann and Mr.. John
Heck. Jr, spent the day yesterday at
Malaga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
BRIDGEPORT.

Ernest Sommers leaves this morning
for a two weeks visit at Canal Dover
with friends and relatives
Miss Cora Richie is visiting with
relatives at Armstrong Mills for few
days.
Prof J. c. Stillwell is attending the
teachers convention at Bethesda.
Hon. Charles Hogg, of Cadiz was in
town yesterday on business.
Miss Lucy Baggs is visiting friends
and relatives at New Philadelphia
The contract for the plumbing in the
VI. z. parsonage was awarded to J. w.
Lane, of Martins Ferry at his bid q
Sl75.
j. r. Mckinney, of East Liverpool,
was in town yesterday on business.
Mrs A. d. Leland and Mrs. VIM.
Hayworth. Of GAINESVILLE. are the guests
Of their parents Rev. and Mrs. c. \.
Worthington.
Ed Williams was fined 81 and costs
Yesterday for assaulting II. b. Craw-
ford al the ball game at Wheeling
creek Saturday.
Miss Mary Bargar is on the sick list.
An infant of VIM. Schmidt OF West
Wheeling. died Saturday night and
was buried yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi-
viduals.

Daily CnrOnlClc or the movements or lnui-
viduals.
Word was received in the city yester-
day telling of the serious Hines of Mr..
Theodore w. Phinney at his residence N
Dorchester, Mass. Several weeks ago Mr..
Phinney underwent a serious operation
and since that time his condition has
been alarming to his relatives and
friends. Mr.. Phinney is constantly at
tended by his wife, whose faithful vigil
lence will likely lend valuable aid in his
road 10 recovery.
Mrs Howard Wilkinson is visiting
hersfather at GAINESVILLE o.
Miss Eliza Howard leaves this morn
ing for New York, where she will visit
friends for a week or ten days
Louis Grubb left yesterday for
Graysville, O., to be the guest of Will
Delaplain. Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doan of the
South Side VIII take in the excursion
to Boston to-day.
Prosecuting Attorney John A. Howard
is home from fifteen days sojourn at
Atlantic City
Hon. B. b. Dovener returned yester-
day from Loeb Lynn Heights.
Fred Colmar, of the Stats ietung, is
back from Atlantic City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
LIVERPOOL BRIDGE PLANS.
The Final Examination Made and the Pro-
posed Structure Approved.

The Final Examination Made ana the Pro-
posed Structure Approved.
Special 10 the Register.
East Liverpool, O.. August 19.-The
final red tape necessary to secure the
approval of the new bridge across the
Ohio at this place by the War Depart
ment is being unwound to-day. Tie
plans were all approved a year ago,
but some minor changes made it nee
essary TO bring the government engin-
GERS here a second time to inspect them
again. Lieutenant Colonel Stickney.
Major Lockwood and Major HOXie, ac-
companied by Captain J. f. bravo, of
the Pittsburg Coal Exchange, and a
dozen other Pittsburg coal men, spent
the day viewing the location and the
plans. The report of the engineers
will be rushed through TO Washington
and work will be begun in two weeks,
all prellminaries having been arranged
and the contracts let. The coal men
found everything in connection with
the plans satisfactory. No change was
made in the location of the bridge.
The contract for the ground for the
Ohio approach is already closed. The
plans are substantially those originally
submitted to the War Department,
which call for a channel span of 700
feet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
ARRANGING FOR THE FINALS.

New York. August 19-The commit
tee who have charge of the trial races
to select the defender of the America s
cup against the Valkyrie H., with
James d. Smith, chairman, have ar
ranged the details for the races to-mor-
row. The first race viii be ten miles
to the wlndward or leeward and return
as the wind serves. The committee re-
serve the right to send the yachts over
the course a second time.
The second race win be over a TRAN
gular course, eight miles TO a leg. and
the committee. at the end of this race.
viii decide as TO the necessity of sail
ing third race on Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
THE EYES!

IL has been demonstrated that there Is
more eye and head aches from the defects
of refraction and the use of glasses not
properly adjusted than from ali other
causes. and that it Is absolutely necessary
TO have the eyes scientifically and skiilfuiiy
examined and fitted with glasses TO secure
relicfand prevent injury.
Those needing speetacles. or their eyes
tire or head aches when reading or sewing
can consult and have their eyes examined
far glasses without charge 10y Prof. Sheif.
the scientific Optician. ITO Main street,
next door to SnOok = Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
ALL ABOARD FOR BOSTON.

Last evening there arrived in the city
four as fine latest pattern vestibuled
sleeperS as were ever seen in Wheeling.
These elegant cars are to be used for the
Wheeling and Lake Erie excursion to
Boston. leaving here al eight o'clock this
evening. The cars will be decorated to-
day and will open for inspection of the
public all day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
PAN PROBABLY COMING

There is a movement ON foot to have
one of Pains big spectacular fireworks
displays in this city in the near future.
and If the proper arrangements can be
made, Wheelingires will see the big
show some time in fair week. Manager
Dei,z, Of Pains company, arrived in the
city Yesterday, and it is TO be hoped
That he can arrange to give us a visit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
CADIP MEETING OVER.
No,nbcrs of Those on the Grounds Leaving
Inr Their lInmcS.

for Their Homes.
,-raa Psr.s.ar,s raDor- of the services
,f S-059v7 Ifd no- roach his Office nm
-;t 1,s- So oDl ,.o. -bsraforo worth
Us ,s ~e0.sI
obiI1~or,s roa-irg was held I'm III,
-1,.,,,..1, ~ 500 , n, ,...tor5,,- unlar
~ 5i~,,.i,,, NJ .sa no Isa5ars Mrs
.,.l,.-.- ,,,.1 a.. p;l.,. A. Q.9o o,olocl,
.r., rsarlv ma In number marched
-, 3D.. t,4;to~irn inst as the meeting
...... .-.-,,,i 49,, l,,. ps,- q w Grimes
-r,,. - i- -,o A15i+orium was
s s~est s>-nar;enos meering very many
ta.-tr.iDp now good the meeting had
t.sr IN rhem and for them Rev.
crimes smoke most foolfnglv of how tho
burden of the meeting had been upon
rtr, far months MAST How he had
,~.rel r,~ srecoss and how happy he
mas t1a- his o~9vars had been answer
.f d. f1qnksd an the other eighteen
West Vtrzfn:a preachers for their
PRAYERS their sympathy and their help.
Ile thanked an for the Christian c0ur-
-esy with which he had been treated
by them ;u an his ardU0us work. lie
gave I'D God the glory of IL all. Man
can work. bus God wardeJh the work.
ar. and He only
So many spoke of this campmeeting
rs being the best one they ever eX-
uarieuced. This is holy ground to
-hcm. for here they sought and found
Christ precious TO them.
A great many are leaving to-day.
some ON the different trains. while
others 80 i'm wagons 20 their homes in
.'J Jun it.+.r III O.Sors viii remain for
rX5 or three weeks yet. and some may
stlv rntu the fr9s.s of October warn
.rem HAT -bsir homes might be more
,,,fo~t7rle bu- inst now the lealy
..,vs Is y nleas9nt place 10 STAY. and a
.,rsr1,J Mace for rest II is better
ham t5s hot streets of the city. Many
..,,r.-,,.sc,erts win he made i'm the
...,,,,ls lrr;ro, -bs coming wear.
inns r,mnr,satioe, +. ;n nr6eres AZ Tun-
LIE ,,.,,. ND, -be leadership of tho
-. I-l.,-r ~ -i,, 5istrict Rev ID
t,t p-,. II NJ 1.,-ncb laft here an
"a. -...-i,,.. -, o-,ist
,"' N''' "'." ."'9 '- - -.
""t "H que 'e''i' .li.'''' vi ''.e -.
Dr- spencer was J"N," 90 re u gu, '..l
after midnight ana went al once 10 MS
nome 10 fl-i10eipn.d'
some VINO nave spent seNei"' SEA
sons az the FAMOUS summer resort dl
WaukeSna, Wisconsin say lual lue
water mn the camp ground wen SHOWS
almost the same as the celebrated oll-
ur.an water OF hat place ana is
.lddll as s''d hleI-CiudI3' us
oUgh, 10 bring summer visitors.
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Rev. j. II. Flanagan. OF Grafton. who
H. w. ,i''-'l 80, o., I'm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20

OF the battle Of Morris La Tour and
Gravelotre. i'm which / took part, where
urou / viii give "a Grand Concert and
Iuncb I'm my summer garden. which
viii be gorgeOusly Illuminated. The
public i'm general is invited 70 attend, on
Tuesday evening, August 20 1885.
LEWIS FRICK.