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The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03
MoDEsTos MAFDAr oARN1VAL.
Four Thousand People See Militia Conn
pdntes In q Shnln Battle

bo"r IhoNsdHd People Sec Mfttftd Conn
paates In Sham Battle.
MODESTO, CAL, May IA large crowd
assembled yesterday to witness a sham
battle between Company H of Merced.
companies A and B of Stockton and Com
pany of Modesto and to participate in
the Mayday picnic of the Young Mems
Social Club of this place. Between three
and four thousand people were on the
grounds. Business houses were closed
from IL to o'clock. The big day of the
year here concluded with dances at two
halls tonight.
While in the procession to the picnic
grove in the morning an accident occurred
TO Major f. S. Rice of Bakersfield of Ger
eral Muller's staff, resulting in concussion
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03
The Decrease sn Monev Circulation.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May Q. = The
Treasury statement to-day gives all the
kinds OF money in circulation at $780,
oo7,os2, or s3o,ooo,o 600 less than on May 1,
1895. The per capita circulation based on
a population OF II, 600 is stated at
81 DO. The increase in money in circula-
ton during April is placed at Sill. .377 .619.
and the decrease of money in the treasury
during the month is stated at So, 572, GIG.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03
Ex-senator wallace Dy,mo.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2.-Ex-sen-
ator Wallace of Pennsylvania, who has
been i'll for the past few days, was reported
by his physician at a late hour tonight to
be slowly sinking
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of the brain. He was riding horse which
threw him and he was struck by buggy.
The major fell on the back of his head.
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Treasury Gold Reserve.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2.-The
treasury gold reserve at the close of busi-
ness to-day stood at $123, S96, ,913. The
Withdrawals for the day were S145, 800.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-03

IT'S a bo0& gar sAouId hare
.yoN'U Ena ii Interesting ia many
trays. 1t wiW place you who
are Lfufng far distant from tho
Zig Store on equal footing wfIA
those right in town, both as to
style and price, ana cur prices
in this book are bHilt on the
ground floor, wi2A but one in
tent and purpose and that's to
get your business.
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OAis 6ook giues .you an insight
to tie Zig Stores methods of
doing businessj giues yo1 aAthe
latest fashions in 9u0eni2e Up
parel Houng liens HppareL
Wen's IppareL Furnishings
for Say and Wan, Eats far
Bay and Wan, and deals ln
generaltttes. upon the uozy now-
est things. :
Ohis 60ok .you wiW find dit
ferent from tho usual run Of
catalogues Issued Iy most houses.
We're an uD-to-date horse
ne Keep ourseIves up to date
euen in our catalogue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
PARSONS

Parsons. W. Va. Feb. Hon John
II. Deets OF ST. George. was looking af-
ter business in this city on Thursday.
Mr.. Guy Webster. of Charleston, the
bridge man, was here two days this
week on business.
Mr. J. II. Spangler of the Constitu-
ton. went TO Piedmont last Saturday
and returned here Monday. Mr.. Span.
gler viii move his family here the first
Of February.
Nessrs. Attorney W. B. Maxwell
VIM. II. Clayton. County Clerk, and jo-
vial E. k Hovermale, are at Beverly
this week attending Circuit Court La
ter-All three have returned safe.
L. c. Collett and II. Harris, of HUI
lings, were i'm this city two days on bus
mess.
Squire w E. Talbot and J. E. Crit
fith OF ST. George, were here Wednes-
day looking after business affairs.
Z. VI. Moss, of this place, who is tray
eliug salesman for a city firm, spent a
few days at home recently. "Epp' is
who'e-soul fellow and makes friends
wherever he goes.
5. J.. McEwen, of Pittsburg, was i'll
town Monday
J. A. Cook and Joe. E. Miller. OF
Cum berland. were here Monday visit
in- our merchants.
Jos. Nerzi. of Davis. spent a day or
two i'm town this week looking after his
extensive tailoring business.
Chas T. Batson. of Evansville Ind
was a business caller here Monday.
Miss Minnie Channel and Silas Jen-
kius of St. George, were in the city
Sunday last.
A. p. Sendell of Baltimore, was here
on business Monday.
Dr. j. Baker, of this place. was in
Wheeling four days this week.
There viii be a special session of the
County Court held here on Saturday
February Sth. to transact some import
ant business left over from the last reg
ular term.
The following borough officers will be
installed Saturday. February I: Mayor
VIM. q. COnley; recorder. Frederick NJ
Kelley; Councilmen. A. Jay Valentine
J. =. Scott. w. \. DOOlittle. W. II. Max
well and J. p. Hartford. Political com
pleXion. four Republicans and three
Democrats.
II is said on good authority that R. T
Gray is negotiating a sale of his saloon
on Main street.
States attorney. A. NJ. Cunningham
was i'm town several times this weeks or
business
VIM. H. Plum, a prominent young re
publican of Licking district, was here
on business Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. J. Z. Ninear is at her sisters
Mrs. W. N. Clayton. and confined to the
house with LaGrippe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
PORTLAND STATION,

Portland Station, O., FEBRUARY l.
Charles Sarbor, of Williamstown. W.
Va, was in town Monday on his way to
Pit-s5u~g
Mrs. G.. w. Dalrymple, nee Miss Jessie
Bolton. spent several days the fore part
o., the We * with Di,lorvale friends.
The family of George Wilson. who has
been sick an winter, was removed to
the iCfrmary by the township trustees
en- Monday.
~. Fl. Stringer went to Pittsburg
Tuesday with car load of fine hogs.
Ms Laura C0ss. IF Martins Ferry.
is the guest Of Erna Bolton.
=. r. H3dgenS is making up his fifth
car load Of horses for southern markets.
Rev Patterson. assisted by Rev.
Bush. Of New York. Is conducting a
series of meetings at the Presbyterian
church.
Joseph Johnson and Hile Wood have
rented the Huss farm from J. T. Hold
gems.
The Short Greek Oil and Gas Com
p81y are experiencing some trouble in
locating their No. . well. Some desire
~ 90 west, others east of the present
well.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
ST. GAINESVILLE.

St. Clairsville. February 1.-AIr. Am
brose Steger, Of Darlington, o., spent
Sunday with his son Charles at this
place.
VIM. Kinney, cashier of the Belmont
Bank. was calling on friends in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Retta Fowler. of East Liverpool
and Mrs. Robert Meyer, of Bellaire. are
visiting their parents at the Hotel Clar-
endon.
Don Petty. Of GAINESVILLE, is spending
a few days with friends in town
Jesse Troll and wife spent Sunday in
Bellaire. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Park West
Mr. Wilbur Elliott of GAINESVILLE, was
in town Monday on business.
Mrs. Peter Hughes. of Bellaire, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Collins, at this
place
James Harrison is at Strawsburg.
called there by the illness Of his son
Claude
Charles Hinkle, of Warrington. W.
Va, was calling on friends in town
Thursday.
Hunter Armstrong and wife, Of Bel
laire. were the guest of Mrs. Shields
during the Institute
Mr.. and Mrs Tracy. of Morristown
visited hsr daughter, Mrs. William Fen
ton. Tuesday.
Rev. A. c. Robb, of Wheeling. will
preach al the VI. z. Church Sunday.
The Fifteenth Annual Belmont
County Farmers institute was held
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of
this week and was very largely attend
ed although the programme was not as
good as usual
Guy Brothers Ninstrels which wa
advertised 10 show here last Tueslay
bur failed 10 a0pear. IS row BILLED TO
show at Court House Hall on Thursday.
February 6. This is undoubtedly the
best show that comes 10 St. Clairsville
and the house should be packed.
The following are the marriage IL
censes Issued since last report: Emmett
Bver and Anna Moore. Nathan y. Hal
lowav and Minnie !. Gaus Thomas E
Jackley and Sue A. Wirder Charles
Seybold and Katie Dormer. Albert ".
Gillian and Aida s. Hof, Forest r.
Brown and Eva Debling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
MOUNDSYILLE.

Noundsyille, w. Va FEBRUARY l.
Mrs Joseph Voitle is the guest or
friends in Wheeling.
Miss May Davis and Mrs. ). q. carr
of C1arksburg. who have been the guests
of friends in the city, viii leave Hf
their homes tomorrow.
Miss Annie Roberts entertained
number of her young friends very pleas
antly at her home east OF town last
evening.
The date of the camp meeting this
wear has been fixed for August 18th to
23d. commencing on Thursday evening
and closing on the night OF the second
Sunday. The gates win be open on
Sundays. and arrangements are being
made to have q larger attendance than
ever before. One of the bishops VIII
be present during the entire meeting,
and two or three celebrated divines OF
national reputation have been engaged.
Several Of the ministers OF this con-
ference have also siSni1ied their inten-
ton Of taking part in tho services. It
is the intention to make this the great
est meeting lat has been held ON the
grounds for years.
Mrs Jos. a. Burlev, of thompson,
is visiting Mrs Jane Lockwood on
Fourteenth street.
Miss Annie Sunderland is confined to
her room with sickness.
Wiils's new "Two Old Cronies' Will
appear at the Opera House tomorrow
night
William z. Davis. an old and highly
respected citizen, was buried Friday af-
ternoon at two o'clock. Tie funeral
took place from the Church of God. and
was largely attended. The different or
ders 10 the number of one hundred and
fftv men attended jim body. He was a
member Of the 172d Pennsylvania State
infantry. and the funeral sermon was
preached by Rev Hannah, one or MS
late comrades. Interment at Brooksidc
Cemetery.
Miss MolEe Parks entertained the
Phoebe Rowe Missionary Society at her
home ON Purdy avenue, Friday after
noon.
Miss Edna Thompson Is very sick
with typhoid fever, at her home on
TCmlinson avenue.
CONGRESSMAN p. p. Dovener was here
Friday looking after the case OF Lash
ley VS.. Lockwood, in which he is coun-
sci.
J.E. PAUL has been chosen secretary
Of The Moundsyiile Coal Company in
place Of John o. Brooks, resigned. Mr..
PAUL. entered upon the discharge OF
his duties yesterday.
The revival still continues with I'M
abatod interest at the NJ. L. Church,
and will probably continue during the
entire coming week Thus far there
have been number Of conversions.
Charles A. Showacre and wife, who
were married on Thursday last, have
gone to housekeeping on Eighth street.
a Sons Of Veterans camp viii be or
gained here on next Thursday even
/ ing. Already over thirty names have
been secured, which insures it to be
! q success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
WESTON.

Weston. W. Va, February l.
Miss Margaret Bennett returned from
the East to-day. where she has been
visiting since Christmas.
Nj Exley, OF Wheeling, was here
this week.
Mr. A. N. Laue is at Pickens this
week
A leap year dance was given at the
new Central Hotel Monday night, and
was largely attended.
Rev Sam Small left Monday for Nor
eantown. where he viii hold a revival
meeting.
The stone work on the new Episcopal
church was completed this week The
church. when finished, will be one OF the
finest in the State.
Porter Arnold was here Thursday.
Mrs. Keegan died Monday. She was
the mother Of our townsman, Mr.. Mike
Keegan.
Ex-lIayor \. 3. Newton gave a sup
per at The Central Hotel Friday night
i'm honor Of the retiring Councilmen.
Thompson & Corpening dissolved
partnership to-day. Mr.. Corpening viii
continue The business.
Mr.. j. d. Mosoey, the tailor, left
Thursday for The East to purchase his
spring goods.
1Ir and Mrs. Lewis Bennett returned
from Wheeling this week.
Capt. Roller. Of Washington, d. c.
was here Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
CAMERON.

Cameron. w. Va, Feb. Jennie
Smith left on Thursday morning for
Chicago Junction, where she has an en-
gagement to hold q meeting.
J. A. Hicks and wife were calling On
friends in Moundsviile Friday.
w. w. Is. Williams, train master Of
the 4th Division Of the B. & o. railroad,
called on old friends and acquaintance
here Thursday.
A. Games. of Roseby's Rock, visited
friends and relatives here a few days
the past week
Little Carry Dawson, whose illness
was mentioned in our last is getting
some better.
Mrs. VI. b. Helms, who has been IN
McMechen attending her son, Rev. w.
T. Helms. who is lying quite sick at his
home in that place, returned home yes
terday. She brought with her the glad
news that Brother Helms is getting
along very nicely
Cameron now beats the world. We
are sure to have a boom. The Harvard
we'll No. / came in yesterday about p.
m. the creates, gushcr in West irg.n.a.
The we'll can be heard roaring for a dis
lance of three miles, and all kinds 81
wild speculations are current as to what
means would be the best 10 employ 10
utilize the gas. Some think a rolling
mill. others think a glass house, while
some think a wind mill factory is all
that is required But your correspond
ent thinks an air castle Will be sufli-
Gent. But laying all jokes aside, and
speaking of solid facts, she is a tremen-
dous gasser, ard is another biz hit for
Cameron.
The b. & O. pay car gladdened the
hearts of all here yesterday.
Rev. S. T. Montgomery left several
days ago for Jacksonville, Fla. But so
far we are unable to find any one who
has heard from him since he took his
departure. He has for some time been
in poor health and went south hoping to
better his physical condition.
Jim L. Sisson has moved his shoe
shop from the corner south OF the rail
road crossing to the vacant lot south Of
IT. A. Sisson's barber shop. When We
say moved his shop we mean shop
building and al Twas moved over into
the said lot.
It's raining raining, raining, beauti-
full rain, let her rain" it can't 80 down
in the gas well.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
PIEDMONT.

Piedmont. W. Va. February 1.-Mr.
James W Kildow left Wednesday Tor
Poughkeeps,e n. Y, to complete MS stu
dies in business course.
Messrs. NJ. +. NaughtCn and ID. b.
Parke were in Cumberland Thursday
Senator P. S. Hyde returned Thurs
day from a successful business TRIP to
Washington, ID. c.
The gold medal contest on Monday
evening was largely attended. Mss
Annie May Murphy wen the medal
Al- P. "A. Gran, of Shaw, w. Va,
called en- US Monday.
Mrs. c. Helms IS seriously I'll al her
home on Fa.rmOnt street. Her daugA-
ter. Miss Annie, was called home from
Baltimore Tuesday.
J. A. Black-s,cn, who was seriously
injured on his engine Saturday night
IS resting much eas-er. He has suffer-
edImuch from blow on the head.
w. c. Ault was in P.ttsburg Tuesday
on business.
Mr.. Clarence 'Doddys3car and wife are
IN Baltimore on visit
Mr.. Albert Beck. Of Wheeling, 3
spending a few weeks with his paren $.
Mr.. B. z. Cline. bookkeeper for j. c.
Frcdlock. mas resigned.
Mr.. Byron 1T. Gilmore has returned
from Newburg, the former fireman be-
ing re,nstated.
A poverty social was gwen at he
home Of Mrs. r. A. Wh.tem2a n West
ernport. January 80. for the benefit OF
ST. James Church. 1t was voted g ana
success.
Mr.. Michael Kalbaugh died TUESDAY
me. utng.aged 81 years. 9 months and IA
days. He leaves a large number Of cAil-
dren. grandchildren, great grand-ch.!-
dren and otlor rela ives The funeral
was conducted from st. johns NJ. L.
Church. the interment being n /. o. O.
f. Cemetery.
Mr.. Otto Bake los, a child this even
ing from scarlet fever. H5 has t1.c9
more down with it.
Mr.. G. c. Patterson lleft Tuesday for
Baltimore.
Mr.. P. + Wa. e president OfEha ped
mont and Cumberland Coal Company,
was in Baltimore, Washington and o-Ad'
Eastern points Ehis week in the inter
ests Of that company.
Mr.. z. D. Hoffman, of COriltA, spent
Friday n town on business.
The Acorn Club gave an enjoyable So
cal on Tuesday evening IN Cramr 5
Hall.
Miss Mile Parke visited in Ecknac-
Sunday and Monday last.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
GRAFTON

Grafton w. Va. February Hon.
". A. Ohley of Faz-mont, was here on
business during the week
Nell u. FortHoy. of Kllgwood, was
here during the week looking after MS
chances for the Republican n0niua .Cu
for judge Of this d.stric
L. ". la Fall0tJ IS hust.ng 20 So
cure the Republican nomination fer
aud.--r. Fen IS omcWhat of huster,
and might secure the nomination.
H0ff Summers. the. veteran fire insU'-
ance man, of Glarksburg, was mere dur
ing the week. making arrangements 10
adius. the loss of the Odd Fellows
building. lately damaged by fire.
Mss Edith Allen IS visiting friends .n
N2rsantown.
Mss Clara Turner is visiting friends .1
W. l.ug.Cn, d. c.
Hon. T. hE. DAVIS ami Geo &c II.
Wh,tescaryer Were in M0rgant1wn this
week
A very olaborate,baH was given IN tae
BRAKEMAN Hall by no Laj.es' Auxiliary
to the Brotherhood Of Loc2m-iye Eagi-
neers this weel when was largely at
tended
M-ss Bertie Jackson vs-ed her par
ents a. Packasb on last Sunday
( Kite Rhodes VIII play all next geek
at the Brnkman Opera House.
Mrs. H. Z. Cay.cn has sold one-lalf
interest En- her millinery store o Mrs. v.
NJ Sheets.
The firm Of Stonaker & Co. has cloz.j
IT'S doors
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
NEW NTARTINSVILLE.

New Marunsville, w Va, February
.1.-R. e. L. Snodgrass was at Wheeling
Wednesday on legal business.
Cd Fuard and w. B. Graft, promi-
nent oil men of Pittsburg. are here this
week.
Dr. f. p. Lawther was called to Wa
verify Wednesday in consultation by
Col Phil Lively.
The city telephone poles Of McGhee
& Moran arrived the first Of the week
from Michigan.
Mrs. Fannett and Mrs. ". Meg. Hall
viii entertain the ladies Of the progress
siye eucher club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Dasie McIntire is visiting rela-
tivcs on Wheeling Island and Martin S
Ferry.
Col T.. VI. Stephens was at Wheeling
Wednesday on legal business.
Dr. \. ID. Bowen, proprietor or the
Golden Oil Cure, was in town this week.
w. n Edgell, Of Browns, Harrison
county was here this week.
Mss Eva Hunter, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Hunter
Of Main street. and George Fair were
married az Wheeling Tuesday.
Rev. c. d. Moore, OF Greene county,
Pa. was calling on his brother, Col.
A. g. Moore, Of the Republican, this
week.
George Grail. the Main street tailor
was at Sistersville Wednesday.
Mrs. Gilbert Marlotte, of Virginia
street was taken suddenly i'll Thursday.
Senator John A. Hoge, of Burton, was
here this week.
Miss Alice Rist. of Hannibal O., was
calling on her sister, Mrs. Levi OBJ
linger. Thursday.
Dr. II. p. Lawther, Col G. 3. Wood
cock. Harry NcEldOwney and Col. L.
II. Stephens bought the Nuzum mill
property. on the South Side Saturday
at trustees sale
Prof. Shields has organized what is
known as the Educational Literary
Society" in connection with our high
school
T. Whitney. Of Monroe county, Ohio
was visiting his daughter, Mrs. OF
Soland. Thursday.
n Bande attended the funeral CT a
brother az Pit-sburg this week.
Operations for oil will be resumed az
once i'm the Long Run field. w. f
Wascher of Washington, Pa, is moving
machinery ont this week The well
will be drilled on the Cook farm lease
owned by Or. Grim. The we'll will be
located within q few feet eff the Carr
Bros. So n. which is a small producer
Earle Lyle. one Of the men convicted
40 this term of the court for shooting
with intent to kill. is receiving atten-
tion from the members of the Jr., O. L
4. NJ. of which he is a M mber The
/ brethren of the order here have en-
pl0yed counsel to assist in the argu-
ment for a new trial. and the motion
viii De argued before the court next
week
Capt. Dovener was here Wednesday
attending court.
T.. y. Arnett. of Fairmont. Bud Snod-
grass. of Burton. =. r. Robinson. OF
-i-tlo,cn. and r. /. Moore. OF Sisters
vile. were the foreign attorneys al
court this week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
HANNIBAL.


Hannibal. Oh:o. February Clair
O'Neill. Of Wheeling, spent Sunday mere
with his parent
Mr.. Earlwine Clark and children, Of
Welcome. W. Va. spent several days
IL town the guests Of Nj and Mrs.
David Suter. 49,
J. y. Voegtly was at P.,tsburg THIS
weak On business.
Capr. J. G. Muhleman was at New
Mart,rsv.lle W. Va, Saturday.
C. w. O'Ne.ll. of Sard.s, o.. was on
on. strea-s Sunday.
Forty Neua1schwander one Of our
popular merchants, was at Wheeling
Monday.
Mrs. Louise fisher and grandson.
Roy Suter, and Mss Min, Tls1er left
Sunday On the Keystone State Isr On
c!nnari. Ohio. where they -cend TO ~
main for several weeks the guests OIL
Mr.. John Suter and family.
john Laedrach, of Cleveland, ONO,
was n own the first Of the week the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Forty Neuen-
sclw9nder.
Capr. Charles MUlleman was at
Wheeling Thursday.
Fred Hofer left Thursday evening TOT
Cleveland, Ohio, where be has secured
a position IN a bicycle esJabI.slm emit.
Mrs. Christ. E.s9lbar.h, Of New Mar
tinsv;lle. was visiting relatives mere
Monday.
Mrs VIII Bare and Miss Mary Bare
were at Wheeling Tuesday. ..
MS. Ella Grohs. Of McDonad, Pa, Is
! tl5 guest of relatives.
D. p. Non was a. S.stersyille Sun
day.
Rev. Heylcw and wife arrived home
Friday evening fromM-Clye, O"vhere
they nave been for several weeks holding
a revival.
Mrs. KindaT, Of New Mart.a3vine,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
| LemTsahl Wednesday.
Rev. G.. VI. Wilson IS ccsdu~-ng a
rrotrac.ed nesting in me English NJ.
Z. Church.
Mss Clara ObI.nger, Of New Martins
vile. IS The guest cf her grandparents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew R.s,.
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CHICAGO DENTIST
1877 MARKET STREET.
Dr. T. c. Taylor formerly with Albany Dentists, Manager

ttoch. o.; II. p. Lowe, OF '.
Son. Wheeling. w. VA; j.
Pittsburg. W. G.. Schmid- &
Craig, Carlos. O.; Isado
Wheeling. W. Va; Theo
New Nartinsyille; VIII d. r
Piutsburg; Il. $. Lee. Gin.
George A. Miller. Whee...
COunihan. Wheeling
The horse ramcd off by @
was won by /. Win.an
Sir. +. S. Lee, o. Cincinu
re- enting Proctor & Gamh.
calling on the grocers VITA o
Miller on Thursday and did
mess.
a great many people OF
very sore arms.
Mr.. +. Hall celebrated
seventh birthday Wedne
ceiyed a great many hands
erts.
squire BCWan made n
TO Pitt burg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crow. Of o
W. Va, are visiting their
Mrs. w. VI. Harris.
Sardis people are cNn.
good music. as Mr.. C'idor.
purchased q new violin tr