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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-17

Oregon City Joe," as he is familiarity
known is the coolest joker in town. Joe
sometimes rushes the growler. Yester-
day he was on the way to his room with
the growler well filled with John Kopp's
best. when he met lady who has been
for some months trying to drive Joe from
the broad road into the straight and mar
row path. where are you going, Joe.f
asked the good woman. al am not go
ing anywhere" answered Joe. "Yes,
but you must be going somewhere. -
"No; am not" insisted Joe. "But
you must surely be going somewhere. -
insisted the lady. "No, YOU are mis-
taken" said Joe, al am coming hack;
have already been there. Astoria Bud
geit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-17
Vet Ratified Ssf.

SHANGHAI. Mas 9-Priyate advioes
from Che-Foo last eyeaing were iha, the
Publications Of the tFsziy were u0t ex-
changed yesterday. th- dzy ixei foz the
exchange /. l. eFident saese Is . bitch
same<beae
The RasziAz ~Arships 4; clss-Foo which
have been PARTED gray, have been GEAR
10. zction
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-17
A Good sign.

PITTsBuRG, Nay I0.-The Oliver Iron
q Steel Company and the Carrie Furnace
Company today advanced the wages Of all
their employees 10 per cent. The big plant
Of HitEers, which has been idle for a year,
started up today, giving employment TO
600 men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06
CLARKsBURG.

CLARKsBURG, vs.. Va, January Sat
the municipal election on Thursday tue
Republicans elected their entire ticket
In the Independent School District Alex
Rnder defeated Mckecha
Mrs. b. b. Stout is very i'll again. Her
many friends are alarmed as 70 her re-
Covery.
Mr.. James NJ. Lyon, who has been very
SICK, Is cOnValesClng.
Or. j. ". BOwcock is confined TO the
house from la grippe
,i b. Curkeudall is back from Ashland,
Virginia. where he was visiting.
Hon. j. ). Hyer, Of Sutton, was here
Friday.
Hon. G.. w. Atkinson was shaking hands
with his friends In this city on Nednes-
day.
Gus Smith is in New York City,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Prime, both or
whom have been very sick themselves, lost
their little Child Friday night.
REV T.. N. Thompson has rendered his
res gnatiOn as pastor Of the Baptist
Cburch, with view Of taking a special
college course.
Quite a number Of people watched the
cld year out and the new one in at Con
Chapel Monday night
Miss Gertrude Morgan is home from the
Woman's College at Baltimore during the
holidays.
George l.. Duncan has returned from
Baltimore.
Among other prominent visitors in the
city were; Prof. j. Il. TeOtter, Of Buck
harmon; Prof Is. White, Of Weston; j. w.
Mock. Of Lexington; Mrs. James McGin-
MS. of Washington; Wat Warren, OF Glen
vile; Mrs. B. r. BlackfOrd, OF Parkers-
burg; George Cor, Esq, Of Milwaukee;
Marsh smith, of Greenfield, o., ana Hon.
H. d. Elliott
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, W. VA, January 5.-The New
Years social given by Rev. and Mrs. j. Il.
Flanagan at their home, on Washington
street, was one of the most brilliant affairs
of the kind ever given in Grafton. About
one hundred and twenty-five guests were
present, and they were highly entertained
bv the Doctor and his elegant wife. he
freshments were served at the proper time,
and all present enjoyed themselves and de-
parted with many wishes for happy New
Year 70 the Doctor and his wife.
Circuit Court is in session here now, and
much business is expected to be disposed
of during the term.
MIS-. NJ J. Berry, Of West Grafton,
died very suddenly Wednesday Of this
week. Her funeral was preached TO a
large crowd at the Baptist Church Friday
afternoon.
Hon. j. w. Mason was in the city this
week on legal business.
Mr.. Joseph McGraw, Of Chicago juno
tion is home with his parents for the holi-
days.
WILDER Davis, ESQ, Of Parkersourg was
visiting friends in West Grafton TINS
Miss Ethel Roach and Miss Laura
Stalnaker spent holidays with friends in
Pittsburg.
DR. John I. Warden and daughter of
Weston, were visiting friends in Grafton
this week.
Blain W. Taylor, of Washington, ID. c.
was a Ward House guest this week.
Hon. T.. +. w. Kunst is quite sick this
week.
FRIDAY evening it was discovered that
Henry COlrider's old frame building on
Main street was on fire, but before the
hose cart arrived the hre had been extin-
guished.
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FAIRMONT.

FAIRMoNT, w. Va, January 5.-Hon. A.
B. Fleming was at Wheeling on business
this week.
John Mccoy is confined to his room with
an attack of typhoid fever
Frank Richie is home from short visit
to Pittsburg
Miss Nellie Novel;, of Cameron, was
here the guest of Mrs. Madge Bohen this
week.
Sam r. Nuzum and James Mccoy were
at Wheeling this week as representatives
to the Grand Lodge A. o. U. w.
George Porter was at Martins Ferry on
business Thursday.
Hale Fleming has resigned his position
with j. l.. Booher to accept lucrative
position with Pittsburg drug house.
Ernest Mccoy is in Chicago on bust
ness aud pleasure trip.
C.. Sprays Sands, the Clarksburg bank
err, was here Thursday the guest of friends.
Mrs. Lille Jackson is able to be out,
after a short illness.
A pleasant social was given at the Pres
byterian Church, Tuesday evening, by the
c. E. Society.
F. Nj. Newell, of Benwood, spent Sun
dav here the guest of friends.
Mrs. Sands jackson and son Oliver were
the guest of Morgantown friends this
week
The Fairmont Ice Company this week
contracted with Cincinnati company Tor
a l5-ton ice machine. The company also
elected a Board of Directors and officers.
The present tenants in the Mountain
City Hotel and store rooms have each re-
ceived notices TO vecate April lst, by the
Board of County Commissioners OF the
county. Whether this means that the Court
House will be commenced at that time or
not. we cannot say.
w. w. Arnett was at Wheeling several
DAYS this week
The watch meeting and reception given
by the members of the Y. w. q. L. U. at
Shafer's studio, Monday evening, was an
ENJOYABLE affair. The music was furnished
bv Lyons orchestra, and abundant re-
freshments were served.
Miss Nellie Kalkman. handsome and
accomplished young lady of Ellicot City,
Md, left for home to-day, after pleasant
visit to Mrs. 9. w. Watson.
Miss Maggie Burns is home from visit
to Weston and Elkins.
Mrs Lucy Robinson, of Wheeling, left
for home Tuesday, after a weeks visit
with relatives here.
An enjoyable hop was given wednesday
evening by Frank Watson at the spacious
residence of his father west Of town.
AOOuI lWCubN oOCACbN pCOPAO SHSA" VIZ
evening dancing TO the music of Lyons
orchestra. Those from out of town were
Miss Jessie Harrington, of Pennington,
Del, and Miss Nellie KalKman, of Ellicott
City, Md.
Mrs. Nellie Crane returned Monday
from visit 10 Kingwood friends.
Mr. +. Fay Hartley, a rising young at
torney of this place, left yesterday for
Chicago, where, on Tuesday next, the Sth,
he will wed handsome young lady Of that
place, Miss Louise Moderwell. Miss Mo-
derwell is a sister of Mrs. j. Ed Watson,
and is well known in Fairmont and will be
warmly welcomed here.
The coal operators here will donate a
full train load of coal to the Nebraska suf'
ferers, and are now arranging for the
transportation of IT,
Mrs. n. ). Bains left Thursday morning
| for visit TO Washington and Baltimore.
W. j. Boomer, of Cameron, was here
| this week on business.
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HANNIBAL, o.

HANNIBAL, OHIO, January 5-Rey
Ernest aud Gilbert Wilson left Tuesday
for Mt. Union College.
Miss Katie Muhleman was visiting rela
tives at Buckhill, OHIO, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kelly and family left
for their home at Matamoras, Ohio,
Thursday, after spending some time here
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. David
fisher
Watch meeting services were held in
both churches Of this place on Monday
night.
The snow and good sleighing are making
the town quite lively, and the jingling Of
bells can be heard at almost any hour.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Of this place held a
festival and entertainment on Monday
foom ~ to II in Voegtly Hall, the latter
performance occurring in the evening.
They had quite an elaborate bill OF fare
which was served at all hours. The fol-
lowing programme was presented in the
evening: Address by Rev. G.. "a. Wilson,
vocal solo, "Only Tired" Ernest fisher,
organ voluntary, Miss Katie Muhleman,
recitation, 1.-The Lightning Rod Dispenser"
Miss Fannie Hofer, vocal solo, Market
Day." Miss Mint fisher. poem composed
and read by Charles Noll, solo, 1.-The
Dutchman," o. X. Kemp. Though the or
der did not lose anything. out came out
ahead, our citizens did not show that spirit
that should have guided them, and failed
to give it the support it deserved.
Sheriff Keyser was in from Woodsheld,
Ohio, Thursday, and gave some of our
people invitations to be at that place next
Monday.
Prof, w. E. Lykes arrived home Friday
evening, after an absence of two weeks.
G.. w. Branford was in town Friday,
collecting gas dues.
Messrs. Fred Bare, Lloyd Taught and
Alva fisher, were visiting at Jos. Wittens
at Wittens, o., on Tuesday evening.
Miss Edna Dunlap returned to her home
at Marietta, O., Monday, after weeks
visit In town with relatives.
Misses Arminta and Phebe fisher left
for Wheeling, Friday evening, to spend
several days with friends.
A sleighing party from Darlington, O.,
were in town Monday evening and attend
ed the festival.
Misses Emma Braunlich, Lily Kast, and
Otto Kast, were visiting Darlington
friends Thursday.
Quite congenial party of young folks
from this place formed a sleighing party
to Sardis, Thursday evening.
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GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, ONO, January 5.-Charlie
Hager, who has been visiting GAINESVILLE
relatives, returned home Thursday.
S. S. Foreman, who was appointed Dep
uty Sheriff. has moved his family TO st.
Clairsyiile.
Miss Stella Bradfield,o of North Chestnut
street, is visiting her friend, Miss Ethel
Hunter, of Cambridge.
Will Hilles and DR.. Judkins, of this
place. attended social at st. Clairsville
Thursday night
Henry Piper, who has been spending the
holidays with his parents, has been sick
and could not return TO college.
G. H. Oslcr was appointed chief of the
Fire Department
Mrs. Dove died at her home on East Main
street Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary Lippincott visited Quaker
City relatives the first Of the week.
j. A White, of this place. left the first Of
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SARDIS.

SARprs. o.. January 5.-Alva fisher anc
his sister. Miss Carrie, of Hannibal, were
visiting friends in town Friday evening.
Mr.and Mrs. Mac Rees, of Pittsburg, are
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Miss Blanche Lennon. who has been
the guest of her friend, Miss Maggie Hofer
of Hannibal returned home Friday even
ing.
Fred Drollinger, of Wheeling. is home
on vacation this week.
Misses Maud and Lucy Witten. OF WIT
tens, Ohio, passed through town Wednes-
day. on their way to Scio, where they are
attending school.
Jake Voegtly and wife, Of GAINESVILLE,
were in town Wednesday afternoon.
G.. NJ. Thompson was at st. Marys,
Thursday. on business!
Gen. Alex. Med. McCook, U. S. A, was
a distinguished visitor here, and dinner
was given in his honor at which the
"Fighting McCooks" connection were
The Girls Guild of st. Paups Church
banoueted the Vested Choir boys Wednes-
evening.
A pretty social was held at the residence
of John McCracken
Mr.. and Mrs. James Workman cele'
brated the eighteenth anniversary Of their
marriage oy entertaining 1rlenuS.
The Endeavor Societies held six O'Clock
meeting New Years morning.
The young folks of Mingo gave the Con-
federate Spy, and made quite hit.
BY public donations through commit
tee, $50 families were given relief for the
holidays.
Miss Edna Strosnider gave an oyster
supper to few of her friends last Friday
evening at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Phil Phillips. The evening was spent in
music and singing until a late hour, when
the guests departed.
The splendid slelghing snow that fell
last week has made IL possible for people to
travel delightfully."-. and a result the town
was crowded with sleds and sleighs most
of the week.
One Of the most pleasant and elaborate
social events that have occurred in this
town within the present season was the
party given by MIR. and Mrs, +. NJ Gano,
at their nome on Main street, last Wednes.
day evening. the guest of honor being Mr..
William Knapp, one of Mr.. Gano's en-
ployers in the cigar factory. The evening
was spent in games ard dancing until a
late hour, when the guests departed.
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MANNINsrON.

NF.NN1NcroN, W. Va, January 81.
n NcNama, telegraph operator Tor the
Eurexa Pipe Line Company, returned this
week from q triptO his nome near Toronto,
Nirs Matte Yost was the guest Of DR..
and Mrs. M. +. Hamilton last week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Kiser is visiting relatives In
Petersburg this week.
~ A. Basnett is az Ada, Ohio, this week.
Stowe n Co.'S Uncle Toms Cabin Com
,,s1v showed 70 a crowded house In the
9o,,era House. Thursday evening.
Cberles Deter was before Mayor john
80, oga,n Friday for unlawful retailing,
go v,as fined $50 and costs IN one case,
go Z, the second case he was sent TO the
1S.sr-,,,t Jain for five days Tor contempt OF
-onrt M refusing % answer questions.
Mr. II H Jolliffe ana Miss Rosa shack
elford were united in marriage oy Rev.
Peer Barrack New ears evening
~, lanes II. Furbee, state Senator,
will leave tomorrow TOT C11rIeslou " a.
go tho sessions of the Legislature.
-, Jenkins formerly B. X o agent
ho~e has accepted position IN the wheel
inc office of that company q
~ Iones. the general b. \ y. agent,
ii ~ wife and children, Mr.. Jones
oarents at Cherry Camp, Saturday ana
Sunday. r,.,o.. s,e,, Nan,
MIR. and Mrs. w. X BSSueS. spent NC"
years with friends IN Wneenng.
Srbb Warrington District Teachers In
..;,, NJ will be held in the school building
saturday, t An all days session viii be
SeS srd a large attendance OF teachers is
expected. r.,-hao gavs a New
a. -.f,l TUESDAY evening. Those
,,r S..t were Misses Stella Stewart Clara
Ss~ber Lizzie Morris, Oma MeGaryey
S GS,e Wallace. Mamie Charlton ana Alice
Atha. and Messrs :. w C he1L~r, At y
If -, Prank Il. Fuz6ee and A. F. Mil
~ Mpsic and games were the order Of
t t6e evening. ana a pleasant time was hsd
BY all present so,,5a5 Os,v
~, a., Tha first one was given as
,e s,-' n see how quickly the volunteer nre
c com IN would turn out The boys turned
ont on double quick, and made the run
rom the hose house 10 the presbyterian
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NEIGHBORH0OD.
WRAr has REsN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
tosial Alairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By "Rssis.sr' Rsplrtsrs
Readable Resume Of the News
PALATINE.

PALATINE, w. Va, January 5.-NIrs. J.
" bolton, OF Merchant street IS the guest
OF Irienus 10 ParkrsOurg this week.
A. a. trankinoery was Smithfeld, Pa,
tne hrst part ofthe week, the guest Of his
family.
Miss Flora Yates is confined to her room
on account Of illness, this week.
Misses Ella and Minnie Watkins, Of Gear
town, leit 70 day for Clarksburg and Buck
harmon 70 visit relatives
h. Z. Scott was aJ Grafton and Clarks-
burg on New Years.
\. X, Cray has returned from Wheeling.
list
W. w. Scott was at Independence, Pres
ton county, this week on business.
FIoi. .. w. May was the guest Of Ben
wood friends last week.
Mrs. Charles Minear eft last Saturday
Tor Ouey. Ohio. % visit friends.
MIS-. j. y. Gaskins is the guest Of her
parents 10 Wetzel county
Mrs. Bennett, Of Lewis county, who was
here some time the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Rev Z. j.. Queen, returned 10 her
home on Wednesday.
Miss Anna Newton, who has been visit
ing FRIENDS here. returned to her home in
Graston Thursday evening.
George Gentery and sister, Miss Emma,
who have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
mos. Ruole during the holidays, left for
their home ia Dunbar. Pa, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jacobs spent Xmas
10 MOrgantOwn, the guests oil Mrs. Jacobs
father, Tim Bennett.
Rev, Zachary, OF Kentucky, preached
the New Year sermon in The Christian
church in this place.
q. l.. Leonard and wife, Of Clarksburg,
are the guests OF friends in town this week.
Little Fannie, daughter Of Mr.. j. W.
Chesney is on the sick list this week.
j. J.. Smith LETT this week for Morgan
town, where he will 90 into business.
Wiley Nichols made a business trip to
MOnOngah this week.
Mack Hess and wife, Of Warrington,
were guests OF friends ia twon this week.
Il. Il. HOult is confined 70 his room this
week on account Of illness.
Clarence Wilson. of Clarksburg is the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wilson, this week.
A little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John 5.
POple has been quite sick for several
days.
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RAVENS WOOD.

RAvENswoop. January 5.-Sleds ana
sleighs have sprung into existence ike
magic since the snow fell, and every oody
who can beg, borrow, buy or make par
of runners is out sleighing. Bells were
strongly in demand. and the lew strings ia
town found ready purchasers; several
parties have been arranged ana gone OUT
during the past week.
The ladies of the w. G. T. U. had their
room open Thursday and served free
lunch of hot coffee and sandwiches 10 the
voters who supported the dry ticket.
Miss Nease, of Racine was visiting her
brother, E. w. Meucalf, last week.
Mrs. Egede McMillen, VINO mas oeen
spending this week with her sister, Mrs,
A. p. Keeney, left yesterday for her home
in Huntington.
DR.. Harris, of Parkersburg, was called
in consultation with DR.. Hoyt on MISS
Nelia Stats, Friday. "a
The Business College has closed its
doors and quit.
T.. H. B. Lemley is lying very i'll with
pneumonia.
Harry Hoyt, who has been spending
his Christmas vacation at home, returned
to college at Marietta, Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. G. w. Klotzbue returned home
Monday from New Martinsville.
The Young folks danced the old year out
and the New Year in, at Mrs. Ernests,
Monday night.
Miss Alberta Gibbons, of Point Pleas
ant, is visiting her sister at Mrs. Camp
BELLS.
MIS-. George Crooks received last Thurs
day the sad news of the death OF her
father, Mr.. George Wilkinson. at his home
in Providence, II. l. On account OF the
feeble health of Mr.. Crooks, and the care
OF her five young daughters, Mrs. CROOKS
was unable TO attend the funeral at so
great a distance.
Saburo Loyama, of Japan, spent several
DAYS here the first OF the week lecturlng
and preaching in the M. K. church. he
left Thursday for Delaware, o., where he
is attending college preparatory to return
ing to his native land as missionary.
MIR. and Mrs. Bickel. of PIT. Pleasant,
spent Tuesday night and Wednesday here,
the guests of their nieces, Mrs. Geo. Park
and Mrs John Watts.
Mrs. Kate King who was here visiting
her sister, Mrs. Addie Rice, left Tuesday
for her home in Kanawha county:
Earl Coopef and Mr.. Wiley, OF Morgan
town University, were here visiting the
formers brother Frank, Monday and Tues
dav.
Rev. Walter Rhodes, an evangelist VINO
has recently been engaged In meeting at
Bridgeport, is to be here next week ana
conduct evangelistic meetings in the Bap-
fist Church.
The Epicureans were handsomely enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Park New Years Eve.
The town election held Thursday result
ed in the following officers being chosen:
Mayor, o. B. Wetzel; Recorder, f. II.
Fleming; Councilman, F. II. Green, H. Q;
Fleming, M. K. Ernest, f. d. Harphold
and j.. L. Armstrong. All except Mr..
Armstrong were on the license ticket,
though F. o. Harphold is an anti-llcense
man and some of the others are doubtful.
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Church and had a stream of water playing
on the fire in very good time, considering
il was their first experience. The secono
alarm was from the tannery, ana was
sounded about two hours after tle nrst
one. The boys made the run Win tue
hose cart again in good shape 10 the nearest
plug. which was across the creek ana
quite a distance away; but before the
hose could be strung the fire, which was
small one, was put out by hose IN tue
works
The South Penn Oil Company's honn
NcGraw No. ), on Flaggy Meadow, came
in last week and is making 100 barrels
day from the Big Iuiun sand. The same
comDan's IS. +. Blackstone No. II, on
Mohan's run, is also in and is full Of OIL.
but its capacity cannot be known until IL
Is put TO pumping and there is no gas IN
hole 70 throw the oil out
The South Penn COmpany's j. X. black
sbere No. is rigging up.
The Woodland Oil COmpany's Barr NO.
/, near Kingtown, Wetzel county, will be
due in the Big Injun next week. 1t is sew
eral miles from any developments.
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TERRA ALTA.

TERRA Alta, w. VA, January 5.-Mr.
B. Dewitt spent last Saturday and sun
day visiting relatives and friends near
ESQUIRE John W. Hill is out again after
a short illness.
Mrs. William Leary, of Oakland, Md,
is the guest Of Mrs. G. A. Bolden:
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K. Crawford have re-
turned home after a weeks visit among
relatives and friends az Keyser
win G. Shaffer has returned to his home
in FairmOnt, after spending week with
his parents.
Mr. ana Mrs. c. w. Cramer, of Cranes
Vile. was calling on friends and relatives
In town Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. VIM. f. Daily has returned home
after spending several days with his rela-
tives and friends in Buckhennon.
Mr.. Joe Jackson, Of Kingwood, was in
town Wednesday on business.
Miss HSttie White has returned to her
school at MARQUES after spending her va
cation with relatives ard friends in this
Rev. Berkey and family spent few
honrs in town Wednesday. They were on
their way to Bedford, Pa.
MIR. aud Mrs. Joe A. Betty spent few
DAYS at GAINESVILLE this week visiting rela-
tivOs and friends.
Mrs. Felix Elliott, Of Kingwood, was the
guest Of DIR. and Mrs. 5. NJ. Scott Thurs
day and Friday.
Sheriff Leroy Shaw, of Kingwood, was
calling on the people for taxes Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. s. Rinard and Mrs. ]. +. Brewing
have returned home after a two weeks
visit in Bedford county, Pa.
Miss Daisy Dudley returned TO Fairmont
Wednesday to resume her studies at the
State Normal School. having spent the hol-
idavs with her parents here.
Herbert Lakin, Of Columbus, o., is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. JOS 5. Lakin.
Two sled loads of lads and lasses drove
TO GAINESVILLE Thursday night on sleigh
ing trip. They took supper at the Brown
ing Hotel, returning the same night
Buckner +. Scott returned TO Morgan
town Wednesday, after spending his vaca-
ton here, 70 resume his studies II the
State University.
Elijah Messenger, living near town. was
severely kicked in the breast by horse
last Thursday morning. Medical aid was
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wELLsBURG.

WF1LsBURG, W. VA, January 5.-J. B.
Bradley. Of New Cumberland, was IN town
O. business this week.
Miss Grace Carter, Of Wheeling, IS the
ruest of Miss Mary WOrthen.
Mont Frazier, of MOundsville, spent
New Years with his parents here.
Miss Catherine Fris0ie, of Connellsville,
Pa, is the guest Of her classmate, Miss
Stella George.
Mrs. j. n. Lauck returned Wednesday
evening from visit to her daughter, Mrs.
W. III. Hayden, of Wheeling.
Mrs. w. w. Beal aud little daughter &C
rompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ramsey,
OF Canton, o., returned TO her home here
on Friday last.
Mr.. Peter Ewing has accepted a position
an a tailoring establishment at kehance,O.
Senator w. Ii. Tarr leaves on Monday
for Charleston 20 be ready for the opening
OF the Legislature.
Fred McGrew, Of Pittsburg, was the
ruest OF Miss Eliza Carmichael on New
Years.
Misses Mary and Bertha GaSmire were
the guests OF Wheeling friends during the
holidays.
WI. Applegate. Of Pittsburg, was New
Years visitor in town.
Miss Lena Ulrich has returned from
visit in Wheeling.