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Fitzsim mons Indicted.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. 21.-The grand
jury of Onondaga county Saturday re-
turned an indictment Of manslaugh ter
in the first degree against Pugilist
Robert Fitzsimmons for the killing Of
his sparring partner, Con Riordan, in
an exhibition at the Jacobs opera house,
this city, November II.
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President Cleveland Condemned.

. LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 21.-The State
Federation of Labor passed a resolu-
ton on Saturday condemning Presi-
dent Cleveland and the course of his
administration, also condemning Secre
tary Olney for his course during the
Pullman strike
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Mnst Retnrn to Canatia.

WAsHNeToN, Jan, 23.-Superintend-
ent Stump has ordered that Alexander
]. McCammell, schoolteacher at Penn
bina, N. d., native Of Ontario, Can,
be sent back to Canada, he having
crossed the line into this country under
contract in violation Of the alien con-
tract labor law.
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Pasteur Treatment on a Dog.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. %. Kent
Elgin, second best pointer dog in the
world, owned by T. T. Ashford, of this
city, died Tuesday of hydrophobia,
caused by the bite Of a cur a month
ago. He was sent to Pasteur institute,
New York, and apparently was cured,
coming home a week ago. He was
bred by II. B. Danforth, Of Trimble, O.,
and was worth 81 500.
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Ball for Oebs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The supreme
court of the United States on Monday
ordered that Eugene Y. Debs and his
associates in Jail in Illinois be admitted
to bail in the sum Of $1,000 each. The
hearing to show cause is to be had on
March Is.
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Jury Couldn't Agree.

New YoRK, Jan. 23-At II o'clock
Tuesday morning the jury in the Laid
law-Sage case came into court, and
after they had declared that they could
not agree were discharged by Judge.
Patterson. The jury stood 20 to s in
favor of the plaintiff ZEE. lsssSI .s=
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\COmmanNlnS troops ID f1IOORlyu.)
ali day in the presence OF troops. The
1000 men of the First and Second
brigades have not restored order, and
the Third brigade has been notified to
be in readiness to proceed to the scene
of strife on short notice.
Another Day Of Disorder.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. 23.-Another
day of disorder has marked the strike
on the trolley lines. and has demon
strated that the police force aided by
an army of militiamen is unable to
fully suppress lawlessness. On Fulton
street, between Ralph and Patchen
avenues, very serious trouble was
threatened during the day. A mob
Of nearly 1000 strikers and their
sympathizers held that neighborhood
in terror for several hours and only
the timely arrival of a detachment Of
police and cavalry prevented blood
shed. At one time a small riot was in
progress, and the police were com
compelled to draw their revolvers. At
the sight OF the weapons the crowd
scattered, rushing into the side streets,
but quickly returned at different
points.
Tracks Earricaded.
The mob kept increasing in size and
with multiplied forces it's demeanor be-
came much bolder. They hooted the
nnotormen, jeered at the police and
stoned the cars. The tracks were piled
up with large beams, huge stones, ash
barrels, old stoves and numerous other
obstructions. These caused much de-
lay to the, cars and gave the strikers
an opportunity to plead with the non
union men to desert their posts.
Numerically Beaten.
The trouble eliminated at 1870 p. M,
Patchen avenue it had to stop, owing to
obstructions on the track. The strikers
crowded about the car ana asked
the conductor and motornlan to join
them. They refused. Strikers then
jumped upon the platform, seized both
men by the necks, yanked them off
and threw them into the bowling mob.
Once there, they were kicked and
punched numerically. Then a dozen
strikers picked DOLn men up OOully anu
ran down side street with them.
Police Use Their Clubs.
About dozen cars had in the mean
time come up, and the police on the
platforms drew their sticks and fell
upon the crowd. They smashed right
and left, generally landing on some un-
fortunate strikers head. The crowd
retaliated with stones, and for few
minutes the fight was hot. The police
grabbed two leaders of the mob and
placed them under arrest. The strikers
tried to rescue their brethren and
were only prevented FROM SO doing by
the police drawing their revolvers and
driving the mob back. The temper of
the strikers was. now thoroughly
aroused and they stoned the cars un-
ceasingly. It was found impossible for
the few policemen in the neighborhood
to cope with the strikers and reinforce
ments were sent for In few min
utes a detachment of officers under
Capt. Dyer and portion Of troop
A, Lieut.. Badgley in charge, came
mp. At the sight of the galloping
horses, the mob beat a hasty retreat,
rushing into nearby saloons, up side
streets and across lots. The cavalry
Immediately formed a picket line and
paraded up and down the sidewalks,
forcing idlers to move rapidly along.
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Stores Burned.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 2s.-The
store OLA. S. Tbomlinson & Co. and a
clothing, store adjoining were de-
stroyed by fire. The Exchange bank
building was also damaged. The loss
is $50. 900, partially insured.
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Blown fron, a Ladder.

PRINCETON, Ill, Jan. 23.-Oscar Peter
son, aged 80 years, was blown from the
top of a ladder here Tuesday and in
stantly killed. The windstorm caused
much destruction to property in north.
ern Illinois.
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Death OF q Jurist.

LITTI,EroN N. H., Jan. %. Hon.
George A. Bingham, ex-justice Of the
supreme court, died at his home here
Tuesday. He was born in Concord, Vt.
April Is, 1926. # , n. 5:s
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Frozen to Death.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Jan 23.-Farmer Peter
Delaney left Fillmore for his home, 8
miles away, Monday evening and was
found frozen to death on the road
Tuesday morning.
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Failed to Impeach Him.

WASHINGTON, Jan. % %. The attempt
to impeach Judge Augustus j. Ricks,
Eof Cleveland, failed IN the house ju-
Ediciary commi ttee yesterday BY an ad-1
verse vote Of to II. BIB
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three Drowned a While skatinR.

EoRT MADISON, Ia, Tan. 81 While
skating at Green Bay, north5o 5of the city,
Myrtle Townsend, aged ls, Elsie
Hughes, IS, and George Crossley, 16,
broke IS the lee and were
drowned The bodies were recovered
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To Help the Miners IA Want.

CANTON, o., Jan. 22.A mass meeting
was held here to provide relief to the
suffering miners. "A committee was
appointed for Q general canvass Of the
city and for the opening Of 2 depot for
supplies. SsS Si.s Ass .5 I.
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Leaders Denounced.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Jan. 21.-Knights
of Labor in this city adopted resolu-
ions sdenouncing Genera Master Work
man Sovereign and Secretary Hayes.
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Miners Threaten to walk Out.

sMAscoUrAH, Ill, Jan. 23.-The 1000
miners employed in the coal mines Of
81. Clair county are threatening to go
on strike for a higher scale Of wages.
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senator from Kansas.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. %. - Lucien
Baker, member Of the legislature,
was nominated for United States sena-
tor yesterday by the repu blican caucus.
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Prohibits Foreign Flags.

!. ALBANlY, N =, Jan. 23.A bill pro-
hibiting the display Of foreign flags on
public bull dings has passed the assem-
bly by q vote Of sS3 yeas to 13 nays.
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Only One lap Killed

81. an. Fl Chinese army
nun, riI,ly ON, was defeated by the
n Sl1i.ii' i Cheng. one
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GEN. JAMES M'LEER.
Commanding Troops in Brooklyn)

Commanding Troops in Brooklyn.)
ali day in the presence OF troops. The
1000 men of the First and Second
brigades have not restored order, and
the Third brigade has been notified to
be in readiness to proceed to the scene
OF strife on short notice.
The Irish standard., 1895-01-26

LEBANON, No, Jan. 22.--Rufus Stone,
Zion church by Lum Farmer. At re-
aligious services Farmer and other man
became embroiled, when Stone inter
fered as a peacemaler. Farmer drew
his revolver and shot Stone in the
right side, from the effects of which he
died
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06
ST. GAINESVILLE.

st. Clairsville. O.. October Miss
Lulu Sutton Is visiting in Pitts5urg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sankey. of Cam
bridge. and Ar. and Mrs John T. Nc
Bride. Of Antrim, were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. S. Powers, this week.
Several Of our local wheelman will
take q trip 20 Washington, Pa, on Sun
day.
Marriage licenses issued since last
reported, Franklin s. Burris and
Laura NJ. Vanfossen; Charles Z. Nc
Nahon and Viola Mcmahon; Clarence
King and Minnie Lee; John T. Griffin
and Iona ]. Wright, samuel Wilcox
and Mary =. Rector; William s. Palmer
and Mary J. smith; Allen II. Kirk and
Martha Brol,cv. Odeu X Wheelock
and Leora NJ. Harris; William Melon
ouch and Anna il. Acton, Wilbur Poole
and Ella Boyer, John Thornton and
Mary Seatt; samuel j. Foster and Han-
nah 1. Ellis
A social for the benefit e. the Ep-
Worth League was held at the resi-
dence OF IT. q. Wilson or Friday even
ing. The attendance was fair.
Mrs. MoOrehead and daughter. Of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. j. B. Smith. OF
Bellaire. were in town Tuesday visit
ing relatives and friends.
The ST. Clair Council o. U. y. n. will
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont, w Va,October On. f.
Gleason, John Mullen and John O'Brien
went TO Cumberland Thursday to take
in the Tri-State Fair.
Mr. G. w Harrison, Jr., left Monday
for Elkins to take charge of the cash
iers Office Of the w. Va. c. & P. r. R.
Messrs. H. Clay Thrush, r. H. Drane
and w. S. Smallwood returned this
week from the east.
Mr.. Ralph Lowry, of Keyser was
here to-day.
J. Hunter Smiths property on Sec
ond street was sold October 1, to VIM.
Smith for $1,005.
Mrs. Minnie Harvey, of Parkersburg
is visiting her mother Mrs. NJ. McKone.
Messrs. VIM. Powell and H. Clay
Shaw are off on hunt.
Mr. c. T. Neff and family spent the
week at Springfield.
Mr.. Dan Maloney and family are at
Romney, visiting friends.
Mr.. n. II. Correll moved to Elk Gard
en- this week.
Mr.. Tim Kenny and lady met with
serious accident on Wednesday even,
ing while driving to Keyser, the horse
was scared by a flock OF sheep and
backed the phaeton over the high bank
demolishing it. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny
fortunately escaping with only a few
bruises. The horse also escaped seri-
Gus injury.
Rev. Kenneth Brown left last even
ing for Princeton Theological Semi
nary. His summer pastorate Of the
Presbyterian Church here has been the
most successful in its history. he hav-
ing succeeded in freeing it from debt
and largely increasing its membership.
Miss Rachel Brown, of McKeesport,
Pa, is visiting Miss Leola Stewart.
Mr.. P. A. Grant and wife and Mr.. NJ.
Hogan will take a trip to Frederick
next week taking in the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Whitworth cell
ebrated the 9th anniversary Of their
marriage by giving a party TO their
friends on Monday evening last.
S. a. Southers, Div. NJ. NJ, and w L.
Shuck were here this week on business,
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we're served at a seasonable hour, and
the evening was enjoyed by all VINO
were present.
Robert w. Clark, of Duquesne, was a
visitor in the city last week.
Miss Annie D2ner, Of Clinton w. Is
mere Oh a visit.
The new athletic club will give a
dance al Dolan's hall on next Thursday
night
A crowd of young folks attended a
party in Wheeling Friday night.
Miss Lizzie Mccormick, accompanied
by her friend, Miss MOllie Donovan, has
returned from Washington, D. c.
Mrs. VIM. Humberger has returned
from her home In Larten, o., alter a
few days with her parents.
Frank Mooreland, of MOrgantown w.
Va, was calling on friends here during
the past week.
Mss Dora Davis entertained her Sab
bath school class on last Tuesday night.
The evening was spent in various social
diversions, and a pleasant time was en-
joyed.
Reception Tuesday evening in base
! ment of NJ E. Church, to be given IN
honor of Rev J. S. Robinson. All
friends and members Of the church m
vited.
Mr.. Michael jenkins, Of the Soldiers
Home, in Dayton o., was here attend
ing the funeral of his brother.
The Hope Society will hold an impor-
tapt meeting on next Tuesday evening.
All members Of this society are request
ed to be present.
Dr. T. Me.ghen was IN Moundsville
Friday on business.
The following are the names Of the per-
sons who will attend the reunion Of the
X. Of P. at Fairmont on next Tuesday:
Paul Riddle, Sam Hall, Ollie Reed
Friend Knowles, Shep Huggans and
several others.
MIR. Allie Chapman will attend the
reunion in Fairmont next week.
Mr.. G.. Boone, of Parkersburg, spent
few houds in the city Friday among
friends.
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CLARKSBURG.


Clarksburg, October 5.-On Tuesday,
Judge John Jackson opened the regu-
term of the United States Court in this
city. He is enjoying excellent health,
and instead Of retiring from the bench,
is just getting ready to hold court for
another thirty years.
Quite a number of prominent people
were in the city during the week,
among whom we noticed John a.
Hutchinson, of Parkersburg; John
Brannon. Henry BrannOn, and w. w.
BrannOn, of Weston; II. c.. Lynn, f. 7.
Martin and Charles Powell, Of Fair
mont: Alex. Dublin, of Sutton; F. D..
Kemble Of Long Island Kas.; G.. c.
Lewis, of Pittsburg; Gen. c. c. Watts,
Stewart W Walker and L. 3. Delicker,
of Charleston; 7. W. Jones, of Man
nington: G.. w. Atkinson, of Wheeling;
c. c. King Of Lewis county; J. NJ. Hay
den, of Weston; 2. d. Talbot, of Bev-
erly: DR.. z. II. Turner, of Morgantown;
B. N. Amber and S. d. Turner, OF Par
kersburg; Bert Gaudy, of Indiana; Rev.
w. T. Powell Of Parkersburg.
Clarksburg has several good home
! building and loan associations, but
owing 10 the hard times the city for
several months past has been overrun
with agents soliciting for foreign COM
panies. We suggest that home institu-
tions are the safer and are entitled to
the patronage Of our people.
Not one year ago it was heralded
everywhere that the present municipal
administration would close the saloons
and prevent the sale of whisky in
Clarksburg. There is more whisky sold
in Clarksburg to-day than ever before.
The only difference Is that a favored
few are permitted to sell il. Sales are
not made on prescriptions, as some of
the officials claim. but it is sold
straight out in "speakeasies," and no
arrests are made. In fact, everything
is running loose. We are not COM
planning at all, we simply suggest in
the face Of these facts would it not be
/ better to control the liquor traffic by
wholesome license regulation than to
be subjected to the present system OF
hypocrisy.
The system of water works is now
completed at Salem, and that enter
prising little village has placed herself
within the circle Of progress.
The Chautauqua Assembly was not
located az this city. as we predicted,
but it ifs said before long that our good
Nethodists and others can attend SER
vices at Mount Pisgah.
We have a nice opera house. Why is
il that we cannot have some good
shows? Our people are patient. The
time is coming when patronage Will be
withdrawn. unless there is some
change for the better.
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CLARINGTON

Darlington. Ohio. October mike
Snively and wife. of Captina. o.. spent
sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. Harriet Nesserly and son John.
OF Bellaire, visited relatives here Sun
day.
Messrs. Bob McEld0wny and Frank
Schuman. and Misses Rankin and Nc
EldOwny. of New Martinsville, spent
Sunday here.
Mrs. C. G. Rodgers left Monday on q
visit 20 relatives ln Pittsburg.
Mrs. Paul HeimbrO0d and son Chas.
are visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Z. L. Case and wife were at Woods
field last Saturday.
Elmer Loew. of Sardis., was in town
Sunday
Mrs G.. w. Hubacher. Of Sardis, is
spending a few days with relatives and
friends here and i'm the country.
Mrs Lydia Duerr. of New Martins
Vile is the guest of relatives here.
DR.. Cyrus Ward was at ParkersDurg
Thursday and Friday attending the
Dental Association held there.
Charles Reynolds left Tuesday even
ing for Columbus, where he is attend
ing medical college.
Mrs. c. May and son Otty are here on
q visit to relatives and friends.
Mrs Annie link and sen George. of
East Liverpool who have been visiting
relatives here the past two weeks. left
for home Thursday.
Mrs. George LObenstein and chill
dren. of Wheeling. who have been
spending several weeks with relatives
i'm Wells's Bottom, returned home this
week.
Peter Dillon. Of Wheeling, spent
Thursday with relatives and friends
here
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BENWOOD.

Mr.. William Ferguson. Of Glen Easton,
was the guest Of his sister here.
Prof. Bard, from the State Univer-
s,tv al NIorgantown. w. Va, was the
guest of his friend. Prof. r. S. Riggs.
The North Benwood school will open
on Monday. with Mr.. Carrigan as prin-
cipal. and Laura Dare assistant,
The new pastor. Rev. j. S. ISobinson,
of the NJ. E. Church has arrived and
will preach Sunday morning at 1880
and in the evening at 1880.
Mrs. T. Newton. who has been spend
.ng a few days among friends and rela-
tives. has returned to her home in Sis
tersville.
Mss Gussie Gerke, from Larten, O.,
is the geust Of her sister here for few
days
Miss Ella Harvey, after spending a
few weeks with relatives al Proctor, has
arrived home.
Miss julia Kennedy and sister. Kath-
leen. have returned after a two weeks
visit with Wensburg and Steubenville
friends.
Miss Cora Roswell, Of Allegheny, was
a guest Of friends here.
Joseph Tanker from McKeesport, was
i'm town during the past week on bust
ness.
Mr.. James Sheets, of Brilliant O., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. DR.. Mcdonald,
on Main street.
Hon. Waitman Burke, of Parkers-
burg. visited the BenwOod public schools
on Thursday.
Miss Lottie Price IS attending school
~ Buckhannon.
Misses May Taylor and Annie Hall
who are attending the business college.
class of So, are on the royal road for
progress.
Mr.. Jesse Roberts IS attending school
q. Shsphardstown.
Be1wood young people are beginning
TO realize that education pays We
have 812 pupils enrolled n the public
schools.
Misses Alice and Stella Fox enter
tanned q few Of their most intimate
friends u their home Thursday even
ing. Music and cards were the enjoy
ments Of the evening. Refreshments
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of age, and leaves a wife and child 10
mourn his loss. Funeral services will
be held at his late home Monday, and
interment will be made at UhrichsYllle.
Robert Metz, of Albion, Ind, is mere
visiting friends for a few days.
Charles Howell and VIII Kuhn re-
turned home yesterday from the Bacn-
elors camp at Middlebourne. w. Va.
Rev. w. II. Dickinson, the new Meth
odist minister, and Rev. S. Strahl, the
Bridgeport circuit minister, arrived
here yesterday and will begin their
duties Immediately. They will move
their families here some time this
week.
L. T. Springer is visiting friends at
Pittsburg to-day
Paul Cooke has secured a position as
shearsman at the Laughlin tin mill at
Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Ida Leasure and children have
returned home from a visit with rela-
tives at Leethart Falls
A letter was received here yesterday
from the Chicago ball club asking for
| three games with the club of this place
next August. To say the home cluo
were surprised is putting it mildly.
They say they have an amateur club
that can play pretty good ball, but can
not travel in such fast company.
Mrs. David E. Howell, of Quincy, Ill,
is visiting her son, R. +. Howell, ana
family.
viii Stillwell of this place, is threat
ened with typhoid fever.
Bridgeport water rents are due October
1st. A discount of 10 per cent. mill be
allowed if paid before the 10th.
w. r. BOWMAN, Secretary.
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HEI9830R08D.
What Has Been Going On in NaaT-By
Towns.
Social Affairs, happenings And
Events OfLOCal Interest Gather
ca 5y Register reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News


LcU Mel-iusVilie. W. Va October
5-5Irs. Lemoi-e Mott OF Des MONIES,
I7e IS visiting her sister Mrs. Sep.
.I of Main srree.
Rev j. W. Radf9r1 of the NJ. IT,.
church. moved Frif3v -o Nixon. Cabell
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r. ffel saturday 7f.sr a lingering iu-
ness
Miss Florence Vetzal MAS al Hanni-
tal OHIO Tuesday feaching d class OF
music
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FAIR11ONT

F7irmolt. October 5.-Bev. J. Engle
and family Of Wheeling arrived here
this week.They Will reside on the South
Sle
Geo. S. Amos IS confined to- his room
with an attack OF fever.
--rs. Ellen Fordyce of 1Iorgantown,
v.s here sevcra! days this week.
The stockholders of the Fairmont
Street Railway Company elected Off
GERS this week.
Hon. s.. c.. Smith, of Wheeling, was
here yesterday.
-I-s. Maria Raymond came home yes
terlay from Mt Lake Park, where she
spent The summer.
Marcus 5Ianet-a. of Connellsville. Pa,
was here to-day on business.
Henry canon, ESQ of Wheeling,
attended the soldiers reunion here this
week.
The famous Silver Lake Quartetta
wen be here October 9Th.
10 L Booker attended the races az
Cumberland THIS week.
Airs. VIII Watson. OF New Freeport,
Pa. IS the guest of her sister, Mrs. C.
~. Suisbe. ia West Fairmont.
Miss Della Crooks. of the South SIDE,
is che guest Of Homestead. Pa, friends
tl.s week.
ar. @. ID. Green. commercial agent OF
-le b. s. D. a. Wheeling, was here yes
terdly en- route 70 Wheeling.
Mr. W.. II. Barnett Of Wind Ridge
Green county, Pa. was the guest of
friends here several days this week.
Arrangements are almost completed
for Che big TX. Of =. meeting here next
week To VIII be the largest affair ever
lel in FairmOut
Mss Mollie Jackson. Of Norgantown
was The guest of friends here the past
week
Attorney Charles Powell, H. C. Quinn
and II. II. Martin attended L.. S. COur,
a- C'grksburg this week.
s. beer war is on among Fa.rmOnt
dealers but not as reported. on account
or the is. of p. meeting. but because OF
O. new agency here.
Marie the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. H. Chen0weth. died THURSDAY
morning and was buried Yesterday
The parents have the symDa by of nu-
mc-Cus friends in their affection.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Church
viii serve lunch iu she ball over Robin
sons store next week during the X. O.
=. meeting. and the ladies' Of the BaDris,
Church VIII have tables IN the Court
House yard opposite Ladies' of other
congregations will probably serve
meals. AS the crowd VIII be more than
che hotels can possibly handle.