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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

GRAFTON. w. Va, February 16.-The
young people OF our town are making good
use Of the ice. Two hundred % 800 can be
seen almost any time with their skates on
flying up and down the river.
The failure of Robert Downing 70 MI his
appointment here this week was quite a
isappo.ntment 20 het1eatre going people.
He was snow bound i'm virginia.
p. j.. Burdett was gt Fhllppi attending
court the past week.
Attorney B T., Talbot and w. Il. Ice, OF
Philippi. are .n Grafton on legal business
DR.. Alex Leeds attended court 10 Bar
bOnr the pas- week.
Prof Suurlock viii open up his business
COLLEGE hero about the nrst OF April ne
win occupy one of the halls In the new Odd
Fellows itmu'c.
DR.. VIII Kuust. Of FairmonU was visit
irg his father. q. ~. W. hunst, the past
week.
James j. NcCobe has accepted a clerk
ship no the Grafton Hotel
Charles GOlev and George SHAY, OF our
CITY. viii sueu 20 into tue mercantile ousl-
ness 40 ElsIus.
Max Anderson is iu Elkins this week.
John Hamilton, of West Grafton, is very
sick with typhoid fever
Senator IL u. Davis has purchased the
handsome residence Of the late B. r. Mar
ana VIII ...Ihe AAhN &c a-tA-l- etAe ttA'- VA
Mr.. Grant Davis, Of ClarEsburg, was
visiting relatives ma Grafton the past week.
ATTORNEY Ralph Snyder, OF hiugwood,
was ia tins city on legal business the past
week.
Nv g. Parkhurst, of Kiugwood, court
sreporr8Dher for Jnis circuit was in Graf
f7n o9 his way to Ph.uppi court FRIDAY
The new Merchants and Merchants
savings Bank building is now almost COM
Ifered and ready for occupancy
Tte swain Brothers are ealarging and
,.,1sirfrg their 0ui IdinE on Latnrop street.
when completed DO wiI be occupied by l..
Ad4iesou as "a clOrciug store.
uon George NJ. Whitsscarver. general
v,ararer OF tue plckeus Lumber Company,
vs. III mis- home here tuls week.
Ttc pic6eus C0mpsay, ia West Grafton,
are preparing for the break up iu the
river bv taking their logs out or the boom
end haulinEtheu down 20 their mill on the
T. Yoke. the OH and coal magnate,
was in Warrington few days the past
week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
MANNINGrON.

MANY1NGToN, w. VA, February 10
Miss Maud Basnett. of Erie, Pa. is the
guest of her cousin Mrs. DR.. NJ. +. Ham
llton.
this week.
Pat McMann, a pumper for Hartman,
Greenlee 81 FOrst, was taken to the hos
pital at Wheeling, Saturday
A. Edgar Phillips is visiting his parents
at Washington, Pa.
A small tenement, belonging to Ihomas
Smith, near town, burned last Sunday
Mr.. Smoyer, who occupies the house, lost
his clothes and S75 in money.
Thomas A. Grimes, Of Helena, Montana,
was the guest of his nephew, DR.. w, b.
Yost, several days this week.
The town has ordered the pipe and fire
plugs TO extend the water works to the
tarnery, and will also put fire plug In the
rear Of the row Of buildings on Market
street. 80,
The ladies Of the Catholic Church will
give a supper in the Opera House Friday
and Saturday evenings. the proceeds to
90 towards rebuilding the church. recently
burned.
Dr.L. N. Burchiual, of Point Marion,
was in town Monday and Tuesday.
H. Lee Hawkins and Miss frankie
Kendall were married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kendall, last Sunday evening by Rev. w.
l. Canter.
The Valentine hop Thursday evening
was the social event of the season. Twen-
tv-five couples were present and the dane
ing was continued until the early morning
hours. Among those present from dis
lance were f. NJ. Young, of Wheeling;
Miss Maude Basnett, Of Erie, Pa, and
Miss Tina Phillips, of Rock Island, Ill.
The music was furnished by Rogers or
cheStra
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
NEW MARrINsvILLE.

Wv NT.rrfNsvI11E. W. VA, February
16'-Hou. sep. ball is at Charleston this
cant B. II. Bowers was at Sistersvilie
rrburs6av ON legal business
~ r.. HarrisOu.Of PIttS0urs, was caller
iu r. johnson, Of Wheeling, was here
Monday ,t,,,. ,,.,-..,
gave a social TO her friends thursday eV-
eniDg. .,-...,.,i .,,,;t,, =,
..,--,ber mi ber lady friends this afternoon
In "A social way.
Mrs DIT. r.. L. L0wther was az neehng
'' Sirs Alice Salterbsch Of Wheeling, is
,-isitinl her parents, MT. and Mrs. O'.Leap,
Of Clark street. this week
- Cutmau, of Wheeling. was in town on
Thursday. ,,.--t-.-.,., .,.,,,, d, Con.
DAVIS i'm town this week.
w. Wilson, of Wheeling was here
~ Eenton HARRISON, Of Frauk,ou Mar
.,-I county. was che guest of his sister,
80 n Nfclutire. Thursday.
49,. Nfaud Martin viii teach q select
s.rcoI I'm the hign school building the com
l'S Miller FIN SicAleu, Of st. Louis was caller
IN ~ SS"" D ,l and w. T. Duerr were az
wheeling Tuesday .s,.,.,-
Or Ioan NcComr, mas ueeu ou 1ue SIOA
list Tor a lew days g.
M 1 n Duly. of Tyler county was IN
town Monday. ,,.,,,r,,3s.i,.. r,o-
..,..,.o, ~ rhe EGlin House, returned Tues
Nv from business trip OF sone uaSs 70
the Archer OIL hell. -
'li ~ n Daily. of Sardis, o., was In town
Nl Sl... Stewart. Of Wittens, Ohio, was
-, On frlpds in town Wednesday,
c,s,r~, Bridgeman, sam Wells and
- Shurmun and Misses Dora Potter
= 49,. ..',,,5 Manic Mct,ldowuey attended "a
:, .snieu social 40 Proctor wednesday even
S,,iss virginis Springer. who has been
- relatives and friends az Cumoer-
49, Srl Tor ths past TWO months, re-
$50 nome q few days Since.
~ NJ II evvmau, clerk OF the Circuit
-, m Titt.etoa this week looking
after his farms ,,.r,rs,,,.,,o,. ,-b, t,,
,.een I'm of typhoid fever reported
, 49,. She IS a daughter OF u. H. COX,
sheriff Of this county. ~ 49,. ,
sN tos.,-C,or Fleninc. u. n. Arnett and a.
~ 1rirchart, OF Fsirmon', were III town
S,o.dav on legal business
49, Il S1el, Of Mingo county, wai in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
wELLsURG.

Wr1LsBURG, W. VA, February l6-Mrs.
John Cornelius is recovering IRON a severe
illness.
David Richey, of independence, was in
this city on Tuesday.
j. :. DondelI. of Beaver, Pa, was here
on business on Monday.
Miss Ella George is quite i'll at her home
on North Charles street.
viii Payton returned on Wednesday to
W. and j. College
Walter COwau took two sled loads of
merry. people ont to Henry Wells, on Tues
day night.
Mrs. Harriet Maxwell left on Saturday
for LOrain. ..
Mr.. Benjamin Harvey died on Thursday
night and was entered ia Brooke cemetery
on Saturday.
The colored people of the city gave q
minstrel show on Saturday night.
An excellent time was had on Saturday
night at the home of Mr.. Scott Nuzum.
Dancing was INDUCED in until sate hour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
nnrrantnmn mIlitarr RaI.
An Editors Hard Luck.

An editor who married girl from a
cooking club prints the following in
his paper after a few years Of married
life: Go stand where l have stood,
go feel as l have felt, eat clammy, half
cooked food, and fish and eggs that
smelt. Go take what I have took, go
bear what l have bore, throw teacups
at the cook, and swear as 1 have swore.
Go live on juiceless steak, and soggy
bread half baked, at midnight lie
awake and ache as l have ached. Go
gnaw with all your might on tough
doughnuts or pies. and stop between
each breath to pick out hairs or flies.
Go do as l have done-make yourself
a fool by winning as I have won, a
girl from cooking school"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

| ing. was very good but was poorly attend
ed Some of the views were very fine.
Miss Mary Althar is visiting friends and
relatives in Barnesville.
Mr.. Herman Lodge, of Round Hill, va,
who is spending the winter with his broth
ers at Bannock, was in town on Tuesday.
Miss May johnson is visiting her uncle,
Mr.. M. /. johnson, in Bellaire.
j. A. Henderson, W. a. Fenton, Mr..
and Mrs. L. e. Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. ID.
s Creamer. and Misses May Johnson and
Bella Weber, attended the K. OF I. BAN
ouet, in Bel!aire, Monday night.
A sleiehing party Of FIVE couples drove
10 Uniontown Monday night TO attend an
entertainment
r nj. Cowen and A. G.. Holloway, OF
Flushing. were in town Monday.
Miss Carrie Williams entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home on Friday
evening. :.
Mrs. r. E. Fowler. Of Businessburg, IS
the guest of Recorder Dreamer and family.
Eph. Patterson, Of Burton, w. va,
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
friends and relatives in this place.
Prof. and Mrs. ROssiter entertained
quite a number of their friends at their
hoe in the East End on Friday evening.
ct Clairsville now has large class IN
painting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
PALATINB.

PArtr1NE. February l6.-Cyrus Pyle
and daughter. Miss Della, OF UniontoWh'
Pa. are the guests of Mr.. and MIS-. W. D
Sample this week
Miss Lizzie Higenbotham left for Mon
taoa Monday, where she Will teach hIsnl
school.
Is. r.. Richardson is out after being
housed up q few days with sore throat
Lester T.. Swiudler was the guest OF
NOrlautown friends Sunday.
VIII Satterfeld returned Saturday TO
his duties as posta. clerk on the ONO River
railroad.
Mrs Ida Thomas, OF Pleasant Valley,
was the guest of friends ia town last week
James Leonard is suffering Win gain
eriuE 90 his left hand.
Miss Bette Wiley, OF Beuton's Ferry,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. IL. Hoult,
this week.
IL. Douglass is on the sick list this
week 49,
Wiley Nichols was at Piedmont TINS
week on business.
Henry G.. Linn left Sunday evening for
Virginia.
Mrs. Thomas Harden, of Water street.
has been quite sick the past week
Miss Anna Adams, who has been visit
ing ner sister for the past two weeks AT
Pleasant ALLEY, returned nome 4uesuay'
Linn Courtney mashed one OF his fingers
very badly this week.
Miss Maggie Harr is reported quite SICK
this week.
Bert Heluick and wife were visiting at
Mr.. John JoliH's last saturday and sun
dav, az CaJawOa.
Bert Leonard aud VIII Davis are at
Cmrksburg, engaged ia putting electric
wires I'm the new hotel aud Opera House.
Lake Satterdeld, who was reported hurt
last week, is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Dora hess and her sister, Miss
Susie Kelley, returned Thursday from
HaIecE. MonOugalla county, where they
went 90 attend tue funeral of their little
brother VINO was burned 10 death, by his
clothes catching tire from the crate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
NEIGHB0RHOOD.
WHAT EAS BEsy G0,yS OY IN NEARBY
TOWNS Ids PlSe WElG.



AirNoNr. ~. VA. February 15-Mayor
- 81. Stone Isl home fro1i.a business "trip 10
C11r.ls, a
Rcy, b. g. stoe,zer. Of Carlisle, Pa.
was hcre Thursday.
Attorney Fred Martha was at Parkers-
oetS on business tco past week.
a. e.. Sloan. OF North Baltimore, ONO,
anu ZION. ID w. Sloan. Of Cumberland
Nlt- mere on business several days this
E&-Pol' ceman Joseph Daum, Of Wheel
ING, was here This yves, & ON pleasure trip
.'4I' ana AIRS. E. G. Holmes are dt
waterbury, Conn, where they were called
t9e ArsJ OF the Week Dy the death Of MIR.
Holmes father.
Mrs $. Il. Baker. Of Beverly, and Mrs.
5otu' are mere The guests OF their parents,
stroo.
Misses Mo'lie and Matte Stone were at
Spllman tuls week, attending the we'd
0in- OF Dr. IL. stone and Miss Jennie
-t9os, tormer r of MonOngal.
harry Flood ard family. OF Martins
teery' arrived here Thursday, and will
fes-ce ON Locust avenue Mr.. Hood VIII
CONQUER the barber shop iu the Watson
Hotel
Architect Lyons has prepared plans for
the rebuilding 1i the Nea-er bui ding, on
Mal street. Nork Will bee commenced IN
few DAYS
Airs. w. III. EaveusCrOft and child were
Al of the grip this week.
The partnership existing between attor-
neys Martin e. Holmes WAS dissolved this
week, ana Mcssrs HacEcrty and Martin
have formed copartuership for the prac-
tce OK laW. They Will continue branch
Office az Warrington.
An enjoyable uacce was given by several
OF our young society gentlemen last even
ing 10 t1e handsome new building just
completed by the West Va. Grocery and
Candy Co. Lyon orchestra furnished the
music ana al report pleasant evening
shout - couples we present.
Chas. Mcdowell. OF Chicog0, was here
on business this week aud was a guest oil
his sister, Mrs. q. ~. watson.
Union meetings by an the Protestant
churches have been held each afternoon
and evening during lhe past week 40 the
Opera House. a choir of forty voices led
by ". q. Shafer lead the singing, and care
full ushers do their best 90 seat the large
crowds aJ each meeting. They viii con-
tinue for ore week more and possio bly, lon
ger. A daily paper edited bT Rev. G.. Nj.
ShCtt publishes a daily report OF tae
meetings. Tney are meeting with en-
cOUragement and a number have been con-
vertcd. All places Of business close az Z
p. M. each evening on account Of the meet
ing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
sARDIS.

SARDIs, ONO. February l6.-Mrs. DR..
Myers, of Wheeling, was visiting friends
and relatives in town few days this
week.
George Hubacher, one of the clerks en-
ployed in the Sardis Cash Store, visited
friends at Darlington Sunday.
A sleighing party from here went up to
Baresville Wednesday evening, and at
tended the protracted meeting,
Messrs. Fred Bare and Alva fisher of
Hannibal, were in town Sunday evening.
Oscar McMuhR, of New Matamoras, was
in town Friday evening.
+. y. Thompson, clerk Of the courts OF
Monroe county, was in town Saturday.
Frank VOegtly and Misses Maggie Hoter
and Sadie Taught, of Hannibal, were the
guest of Miss Blanche Lennon last Tues
day evening.
isadore Fulton, of South Jacob street,
Wheeling, was registered at the Cunning
ham House Thursday.
Billy Fitch, of New Martinsville, was in
town Yesterday.
+. D. Lennon is visiting friends and
relatives at Wheeling this week,
The boiler for the oil well one-fourth OF
mile back of Sardis was brought up
from Sistersville Friday and work will
be commenced at once.
Miss SADIE Breuwan entertained num-
Der of her friends, including the Sardis
orchestra, at her home on the corner OF
Marietta and Muskingum street last Sat
urday evening Dancing was the chief
amusement Of the evening
One of those very pleasant social events
known TO American people as birthday
party, took place in Sardis at the home of
Miss Sylvia Waters on Muskingum
street, last Saturday evening, it being her
thirteenth birthday. There were about
nine couple present, who spent the even
ing in tripping the light fansastic toe and
Der of appropriate and pleasing presents
was bestowed upon Miss Sylvia by her
young friends. who say they enjoyed the
evening and the splendid refreshments
very much.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
RAvENswOOD.

RAvENswOOD. W. Va, February l6.-A
ioUv crowd Of skaters covered the river
Monday, the ice being the best known here
this winter. clear of snow and smooth.
Mrs Ohio Watts IS acknowledged the
champion lady skater, while the claim for
skill among the gentlemen is disputed be-
tween Mr.. George Fleamiug and several
others.
Mrs. Geo. Leonard was quite sick last
week.
on account Of the severe weather and
prevailing sickness, the EpiScopalian
ladies' have postponed their supper until
after Lent.
Mrs. j. A. Mcintosh returned home from
Spencer last evening,
Mrs. A. II. Brown has been quite III Tor
a week.
N. q. Mckay and family expect to move
TO spencer soon, where be has purchased a
grocery store.
Moore Fleming came over from Charles
ton Saturday night. returning Sunday.
None Bare received severe shock and
wound on the back of his head by a fall on
the lee Monday while skating. He was
unconscious Tor some time, but recovered
all right
Miss Maggie Mccoy, OF Buffalo, W Va,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs a. II. Brown.
nj IS. -. A heuy returned nome w euues-
dav. after a two moncbs stay with her mar
ried children in ParkerSourg. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Oscar
jenkins.
.. A. Mcintosh spent Tuesday and We'd
nesjav 10 Spencer attending law.
II. B. Rankin has purchased the balance
Of the timber lands just back of town, be-
longing 20 Gotten part of the FitzhUgh es-
tate, OF the Cotton heirs Of Charleston,
and will begin clearing it in the Spring.
Robert Wells returned Tuesday to his
home on the kauawha.
Mrs Frank Cooper has been confined to
the house for a week with 0ealiug on her
face, the result of slight scratch on the
cheek, received from "a tiny dog with
which she was playing Her face was
badly swollen and for time gave her
friends much uneasiDess lest it was blood
poisoning. She is now uearly well again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
ST. CLAIRsVILLB.

ST. GAINESVILLE, o., February l6:-Mr.
and Mrs. James Murray and son OF Wheel
ing, spent Monday with Col and Mrs. j..
+. Charesworth at this place.
j. e. Kintner, who lives southwest Of
town, will move TO Mildred Centre, o.,
about April lst. MIR hintner Will sell
buggies for q Mansfield firm.
John c. Nichols is suffering with a Sc
we're attack of quinsy.
Frank Lynch, of Massilon, who has been
visiting the family of A. p. Blair returned
home Tuesday.
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
mort: Elmer b. Galloway and Ella o..
Coventry. Fred Snider and Stella Shockey,
John j. Reilly aud Maggie o.. Toole, Brice
ID. Ault and Mollie Ogiloee.
w. H. Evans, OF Cadiz made business
trip here on Wednesday.
The steroptiCan entertainment at the
PreA-tyrian Church, on Thursday even
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PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND STATION, o., February o.
Morgan Sharp, of Steubenville, was In
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Hodgens returned
home Thursday from Cincinnati, where
they were visiting their nephew, DR.. w.
w Wingett
visiting in our town this winter, returned
to her farm Friday. -.,.,-
J. r. MoCleary, one Of Steuoenyllle'
Young LAWYERS, was in town this week.
Miss Edna Hodgens is visiting Toronto
and Steubenville friends.
DIR. w. D. Hoge and his brother brnest,
of Martins Ferry, left Saturday morning
for Delaware, Ohio, to visit their father
and mother.
J. c. Stringer, of Bloomfield, o., was
visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. Glide King and Mr.. Harrington, OF
Pittsburg, were calling IN town this week.
Miss Minnie Stringer was shopping IN
Wheeling Friday.
Miss Clara Gillespie returned home from
Scio, where she has been attending school,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

an excellent supper, the crowd started
home, arriving at 1880
Prof Sykes spent last Sunday ar
Darlington, 0.
Sat Bare was at Wheeling Wednos-
day.
Squire Bowen and wito of Ss-Ifs
we're the guests Of Rev and $685. VIII.
son, Monday.
Miss Ida fisher and her niece. Miss
Lucy Hofer, were yisitiU r audi
Mrs. Crist Eisanbarth severe. l.. ls
week.
John o. Potts of Steubeur.Ho. o..
was visiting his parents Monday
Miss Daisy Noll was the lnas, Or
relatives at Sisterville Sunday aI
Monday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

visit with friends in the country, has re-
/ turned home. e.. -, -,
tertainment ,,.-r MI, oou,,
,,,ere ouietiv married by Rev. MIR. Denton
on Wednesday, evening. A reception was
! held AFTER the ceremony.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
WAsHINGToN.

WASHINGTON. Pa, February l6.-N Y.
Ford, w j. '9S, is suffering from sewers
cold.
Miss Katherine Baird has returned nome
after visit with friends in Philade! pnia.
Miss Lide Jackson, Of wheeling, IS the
guest Of Mrs. j. l. jackson, OF East Cnest-
nut street.
Supervisor J. NJ. Hill and wife, OF the b.
& o., spent Thursday in Wheeling.
MRS. DR.. John l.. Dickey, OF wheeling,
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss Lima
Reed, OF East Maiden street.
At present there are no less than fifteen
men in cole &C here who have graduated
from Linsly Institute. They are represent
alive colegians and will, Of course, be the
first honor men of their respective classes.
norgantown Military Bail
The military ball a. MorgantUwn Will
attract a mum Der of Wheeling persons.
Eight pieces OF the Opera House or
chestra will 60 out. II the party is in
creased TO ten, an excursion rate can De
secured. Manager Fisher, OF the or
ches ira, requests any person intending
to go TO communicate with him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
sIsTERsvILLE.

Church services morning and evening at
the Pres byterian church by Rev. Ander-
son. Rev. Vannny, the Baptist minister,
will occupy the NJ. E. pulpit tomorrow
evening.
W. S. Wiley. of New Martinsville, was
here yesterday.
Col, ]. j. Carter left for home yesterday.
Mrs. F. r. Wells is home from visit
among friends up the river a.,
Jas. p. Sweeney, Of the Standard ONCE
left for points below this morning.
Fremont Stewart, an employe OF the
V ctor Oil Company, died yesterday morn
Hohne No. 2 is plugged and abandoned
j. W. Boyers is visiting friends IN New
MartinsviIle.
The kitchen of Mr.. Frank Brumley
caught fire yesterday from an over heated
stove. The fire was eXtnRulshed before
the reels got there Damage ABOUT hIty
dollars. Geo. Work, of the j. L. Jones
Hose Co., fell while running with the reel
and cut his knee slightly.
Miss Era Nesbitt. OF the postoffice, spent
Sabbath with relatives IN New Martins
vile. $50,
Mir Ralph Broadwaters's property on
Wells street. for a bowling ally, Will be
xsed as milliners and dry goods store.
Robert Mccormick is recovering from
his illness.
Eiss Bastaph, of Pennsylvania, is visit
ing her broeher, MIR. w. p. Bastaph. OF
South Wells street.
The newsys, by kindness Of the Review
mapapement, took in "The President at
the Bijou last night.
G. Nj. Garner, Esq, is in Wheeling.
Anoil strike is reported az Long Run,
nine miles from New Martinsvlle.
The Carter Oil Company is building two
new rigs near Cochransville.
MIR. T. Wells and party got away for
Mexico yesterday.
DR.. Geo Wells, of Long Reach, w. Va,
was here yesterday.
Jacob Stern, Jr., well known here. died
at his home, near Middlebourne, last
night
Guager Norris was able TO be out yester-
day, for the first aftersh is serious Illness
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
ROYAL AEoANUM.

Wheeling Council, No. l2l.. r..
has d determined 70 double theif .. '.,. -,s.
sbIp this year, and the way ' ,'.. ,s,r
s, u H. will not be long oeioi' ~.
succeed in doing so. On Irio-i Fl.
,bs Conpcil had a booming mfs'.--. .,
McLain's Hall, a. which one
was admitted Jy card aud .ni.' H.7
applications were received a.. az So
expect to have more next N '" and SEC
brpthers get a move on you a--
M Won can % for next mse.IA-'
All communications for .r. tns sEeg,t'
ETY. department OF me ,, ,S1,o aflcs on t'.'
hould reach the puDi, -, nj satur1kf'
day, or not later Tran H''
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-05
A Calendar Supper.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF st. Johns
Church will give calendar supper in
the Parish building, on Thursday next
from to 10 o'clock. Each table will be
decorated to represent month and will
have some small articles for sale appro.
pirate to its season of the wear.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-05
he
Reduction
of Prices.


Middlemen's profits and va
rious intermediate costs make
a heavy tax on incomes. Our
methods eliminate them and
remove the tax.
Perhaps you are not aware
how greataaL.is this service.
Study the goods and the prices
presented here and the case
will be plain.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-05
Caught His Foot in the Bridge

Willie Reynolds, the 1o-year- son
of Frank Reynolds, while walking over
the Park street bridge yesterday morn
Ing, caught his foot between the tim
bers dividing the walking from the
driving way. He was unable to extri.
cate himself, and his cries soon caused
about 100 people t. gather on the bridge.
Workmen in the Norfolk and Western
yards took spikes from the engines on
the yards and priced the little fellow
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-05
VIII Conduct the Posting Bu,iness

Manager John L. Hooper, OF the AGA.
deny of Music, has purchased from La
zell Brothers & Coffin all their bill
boarde, and in the future will conduct
the bill posting business of the city.
This is an individual business apart
from the Acsdem Y.