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aNNNaH NNNNNN.NH
YOU ARE HEREBY uEQun % 10 All.
pear in au action brought araiust vo8
tuv above named plaut @ IH tlu dIstfigr rDa.
of tho Tuud JuiiciN District Of tle ,',
uf Utah, aud 60 answer tho CONN aims y III
thct,in within ten days trNclusiyo u tho AZ
~ sCryicUl after tho service ON you nj a..
summons % served within ttiH COUNTY. or IF
served ont of thus county, but Bro thIa liistTia
within twenty days, ottctwHc wthin ilf.1
da.s-or Judgment by default will bo az.
aEsinst you, according ~ tn0 prayer of s.Id
iis SAD action o, brought to have iBsy..
mcut asstust Gcicudaut 10 cum lot fiat vItt
interest 90 0 yer cent per month fIou' 49,
~. 1871, Tor 81 Attorney fCpn. and rDsts ..
Cruiuz alleged to DO due 0u certain pf'.r8..
sorry note executed hY defendant b. rIrf8IIr
April ~ 1871. Tor fiA. with interest ff1n lI.'.
~ % per cent tcr month same being fva 49,
wholly unUaid aud bu.ug secured v mSft.
doscriusi. tygrut, ny defendant To- '.siat.g'
20 have the uHUAl decree uf tnIa court fUg f,.'
closure " H'it uougaF' hui saIo II sad
VtUuisrs. alIudgng that proceeds uI such ~ "
be applied in payment 81 awnunta quo =.
above that agfcuuhut hr forever barred AL
cut % from any interest 20 ssid premIsos i6st
Tor said PREMISE and Tor other rrI,f s.J
premises arc described re follows. CO., wit. A.
UNDIVIDED one Iiin In sud Co commencing AZ
: D. corner ui lut @, block 10. pIat'I i.fHaIf
Iake Cty survey. ruuuIn. tlruHf vs. ~ 80
thence \ lJ rod. thence d., rots. ftr.'s
y. rods io ucYnninf, situate in sait Lac
Ana yuu arc hereby nntldcl that 10 you f,H
o. appear anu auaNvr Che sHi1 .umr.af1t a.
Above reTuucdi the SAN plaintiff Will 'aru.V r..
tiu court fUf the relief demanded therein
WINES. IllE UuhtIAUIT ITUt.pu
ana tho aoN ~ the District Uourt "a
thc lhird Judicial uisffirt In art' f.4
laEALl thO state % Utah, tHn Itth IaF id
April, ~ tho year 90 OUT tori one
thousand eight hundred and uinotI.
sHs
g. y. STANTON, Glen
ny j. %. srAguE, Deputy Ulofk.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC


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lh il' Town. DO mF opinion.
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l'r % ll'IIu I''r OFF, 10 h'u cola. a iHnu.
t'nH ilhrs Zoo fn'I Tor Tommy Masters
a. Know n1" nud suspected ihon.'
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mlhi'W'g NhN'F caught and hold back %
"ih. Nni l' continued steadily
",iH l'i'a'F como H.iu' IRON college
nhH tiNlI AROUND iHn store % good H.'.
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WIN uH ihgl!. lIr dr.N hIa allowance rrf.
u''F'F' hnd I u'.u l' l.'r DIM .l' WHEN
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NoIIog FoR PuaLloATloN.

Fhlt LAKE iIlFt y tlN
.Iaruh 3. lsll
4 COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
\ at this ONCE uy sarah H. shores svtIu't
W I'ham j. ilNltr Tor Abandoning ms homo
stead entry No. 1Uttb. dated November . .sIl
upun the wet hAlf of northwest quarter. SEQ.
ton W, township south range Q west, u salt
Lake County, ttnh, with a view 90 the cancel.
lAuon Ui said entry, tbr SAID parties are here
by summoned 10 appear at this once ON tbs
18th day VI April, lsts, az Do O'Clock O. m.. 10
respond aud furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment
BYRON GROO, Register
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sIunKHOLpERs, MEETING.

once VI ibo ruumN Mining Company, sMt
Lake tty, ltAh, Aprii II, lslb
Location NJ mines. West Mountain Mining
District, -a't Lake County, ulah,
NuTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the annual WgaIug Of the stockholders
of On. rl.n'N Mining Company VIII Doc held as
thU unIrr No Ilg company, % D.. ~urouu Eouth
street Eut la.r tIty lWu, on the l4lh duy
ut May, lrF, 90 / O'Clock pm, for me purpose
Of u'guNug Officers for the ensuing yolr,amUnd
Iug thu bylaws anu the TRANSACTION OF such
other business 90 may properly come before
said meeting
ANDREW GEBHARpT
PRECEDENT
FRAsK HOFFMAN. Secretary.
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The latest, finest and handsomest; der.
bics that are expressions Of everything
% bat should lei n short, everything Bro
bats Tor srruE wear Is offered Iu our
stock our hats will wear vel. because
they are good, not cheap limitations Of %
genuine article. Poorly made hats are
q counterfeit trat can never pass cor.
rent We exclude them from our stock
Your hat won't wear serdy this season
70 bought OF us, and this Is the gtta,
point for hat buyers 10 consider
Come and examine our immense
stock, for we have made great cash pur
chascs 90 obtain low cost. therefore
small profits ON low cost bring low
prices aud many customers
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'N1ur time did 7 ~ % quIf fa1sIn~ tutI
could NOS tui through day without fII.firf
ta'Hmr nervous torture. Increasing hour uy
hour ull inhly, tpsngo inyfy.f ful going 90
poo, bod nllshti1o llilu wa.tu pirgsiigk
hNl fN1.INg NIN .fIHA".
zone day Tread lumy rlIor Don't Tobacco
hrt nll Smoke hHIr LILO uaHrf ll#f what 7
was duluFi DO tIuu Goo fHH llEH t.r warming ~
lHu r.l ItrUl q. uErf 90 tNU RAILROAD tf.a..u ii.
aui though Z u.Iruf h.I.ufniu If. yUt II.r RI
dfuWuitt man rfatpiuE niuutfuw, lgUMmruggd
"Ilr effects wore maFIcaI. 10 desiflyoi tfn
rCrgu craving uul 1Irru fur U'HHHHitrs Two
boxes would you ngi.g,uiiI made newell ugl
VI ihyc gained mentally. physically in vrnf
end manhood. Qua With brain ffUs from
nicotine nul breath ru lunHur lH'uuIui w.U
th.f NHTu.liHr 900 itaIl n yvar ago, 90 mo emo
lHtImu tested aud tfInI. uutuulyiu my own case,
Cor .Httui Uf Uy fIUuls hHyU also uvyu cured.
eve fHfU ulHhE boy now
"'IH wife ana frHl that rll THIS hHrrintfH
started fTlm che Time wHrut nHt used 'S0.In.
Nog, md .u''ll'n0u ~ gufnIurrg.uu1n. and iH
efirr 'Hli .hg urnnp " nur hrrpnDs my l0
our bobby boy after tho man Mo wrote tHc limo
Don't Tobacco SPIT aud smoke Your Lilo
"t.r hoso lines IN any way iHai you think
WiI make known O. suffering humanity UH
IHUf.utHs tllt IlUfu d. lu Nu.To.nur Tor mon
iinns. ii they VIII only make up tu,If mind tl
flfu Che waste Of Vital puWyrail tHy nothing uf
ihg money now going up into smoke aud out
G,t DE h0gs.si Don't Tobacco Spit aud
| Smoke Your lIiH Away" WuuUn guIwrfut
The sterling k,mudy Co. Chicago of New YoTE
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STATE or trAu.
lliy and County OF salt Lake S.

CITY and County Of salt Lake ".
d, David IS. tmtry. Uerordsr In and f,r Sal,
lAhr city, Utah, IY hereby pprtIfy that M
above ls fulIt irug and correct ropy of an
ordinance Ffaniug d right % way tbfpugI
certain 'Nrth uf sat luts CIV.
Cor railroad, 10 tho Uiah and
Pacific improvement tpmpauy, IT. Hurrsas5rs
aul assEnH, uHHH OF Ny The jity uuugil of sslt
lhs1 wy, rlh.g o, Iwh, March lsL ma.
aul referred 60 be Mayor Tor lIs hunroyal wv
Approved Hy The Mayor Ann mi A %
lfN. DE- Arprafa M record OF ONCE
ln Wiiuyss whereof. lhaNe hofsubtn s,t ,,.,,
,..... hnug AhH aInAed t1e corporate seal N
|nIALI -hIt lahu tIty, state VI DIAN tbts ma
sud day u Aprll, 4. b. i..6. '''' '''0
DAVID b EMEHY,
3D. ''" Clty Recorder.
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Nollts rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- aI meeting NJ she BOARD OF TIN .tgas
gl mo shi. tgmIl INV, held Uu tue I'm day OF
p q. fNAIt, d, D. .8lI, Hu aastssmuut OF tbrse,
NN.'7 .f'l". ul ono cent .gl. nor sUarg ~.
ll,.l upon .uoGUItll stock Oh itr sam rng,.
.hF Hlan.r 600 tUu ..tn dly Of March A a.
poo N.N'Ii u, hIuuuuuiuE sprFttary M
KY NNnuluN 90 hH u1lUu at No. 10 p8ufb
MNn 1lIera .Hlt luku city, Utah. ANY .tgrI
N|N" Nl.rH ihIH assessment NAV repaIu mi,
N.'I 9n l.r l'.h DAY OF Murrh, A b. Isl8, Viii
ur N'luIuguI ana advertised Tor sale at ,1Niitt
~. Nnu AnI un'o.f pay ueut thereon la,8,J.
.''.lt MlI ur sold ON the ltlh uAv of ANN
n VI l-.., ~ pay the delinquent assgssii,eni
..,,.'r WIN costs OF Advertising ana s4
j. MINIMIZING
frrfcurY ~ sHmugUB Mimi a.,
Ih.'iel q; sails Lake CITY, Utah, FgUrasryv sist
fiTsi publication OF thlsnoueo February gl,,
SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE.
hY order uf thD board NJ truatees "a, a..
..N|lHuh NlnlnE company, tho date of m, n.
..Hluen'! 'l hr above Assessment ts oytpnt.
M MY. ApTll 2'lh, 1905, AuI tho date Of saIe 4,
Dated March 2lth, isAA
H., u j., 1lEhpiNNtNG, secret.rv
tIt pupueAupn OF this suppismeat Al
hotee, March Gth, 1871 'NPP''"on'A'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny TIL
~ ttY touncil cot Hn.ttaho CITY Ut tbp i8.
Nhinu W such tUuuCil 20 make the foIIuUIHa
grH'finci Improvement Go wis PAVING 10
rrI uuu fuuin 2 rUyt between West t,mrIa
aud tlrsi West streets, in IayuE District So.
q, including rurinruriuE and Inspection ana
matUdat
Per front foot ~ admitting property for
q. IAfiNh. sssssss.sssss... Alls4t
Per font foot Of AUDITING properly Tor
Total ,ost per front foot Of AbultinE
lf'p'fiFt..s... ...ssss.s... ......ssss lG'1a
ny a local aasossfurnt upon tho lots aud lands
Wthlu fhNlug uiHtrUt so. z Of salt IAAU tItv
aNuiiuE upon tNu tftytH and AIlrystu be- Hur.
trl ur Ncur3tad hF Ha.d Improvement. namely
90 tf. . Itr ffDut foot Oh ulI IHts Uafts ID.
iuH aud pieces of ground nbuttiuE on second
.uuih street between West Tempe and ttfat
Wet streets.
All objections to tho carving out ~ such
Intention Wu.t .U pfrsrntru iu wrunN 90 Ono
coy recorder uu ur before Tucsday. thu .siH
1aI OF AprI lsH being the tIuu Get hF Ha.H
Council when tWil hUHr and consider Husl
objections Hs mtl boo made thereto.
10y order uf tHr CIV iouuru " salt Lake
cry. DAVID 81 lNtUN. city Recorder
tAtt lAkE tIrn, luh, Apul !, IsJ.
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cold Queen Mining Company corporation u
U.au, pun.iphl yn.rn ~ nusiucHs, eAt
LHsU tlIy. Utah
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Delinquent Notice West Gable Mining ard
hu.irE COMPANY
Principal Place ot business sElg Lake CITY.
Utah..
Location u MIats Eureka. Jus1 County.
Utah.
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suMMnNs
In the Dnltict Cout " Tho Third Jud,si,,
Bistfigt NJ enc state OF Utah "-'''A
County ofsat Lake.

Tho state Of Utah sJud, rrcounE to Z. "
Jones. urfUuuHuL
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NOTIC

.,l oi9 Pm. t G'ii HI ..- n . ' IA -lan
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

lhe -hmn.nn Mining Company, Salt Lake I'M,
Alhl. ~ uTNr VI tHV Cuinpau. al CUt,t,,- W.
"u.gu, Wet Mountain Mining Dis.
lrI'l, Ha.L luaU County. Utah
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nEllNouENI AssEssMENI.

Room 90; second FLOOR A'Ia, iiloss. s
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DtliNoUtNT ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

ua.od April q. i.as
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AN ORDINANCE.

Granting % gtt uf way throrrh certain
ftrfpfH Uf salt IuAr CIV tor railroad 10 tue
tiah .uI Pacific Involvement company, 10
surHFaHura ami assigns.
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Approved this tho l.th day Of March, 4. d.
isyd
GEORGE WOMNEY,
Mayor pro tom,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
BENWOOD.

Mr. P. L. Mercer will appear as a
candidate for Justice of the Peace in
Union township on the Democratic tick
ct. Mr.. Mercer served in the capacity
Of constable of Deadwood, Colorado.
A couple of parties hailing from Penn
sylyania, came down the river and put
in a claim for the logs piled up on the
river bank below here, yesterday
Clark Sprouts and Joseph Slipner gave
them the run, however, and they took
a hasty departure down the river
VIM. Carney, the well-known expo
liceman of Wheeling, was in town
spending New Years day.
James Doyle is hustling for the nom
ination of Sheriff for Marshall county,
on the Republican ticket.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, of Benwood, held a meeting in the
city hall yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday a party pretty decidedly
under the influence of liquor made his
way down to the Wheeling Steel Works
and proclaimed his ownership of the
entire plant. He was very persistent
and insisted on taking the works away
with him. He was finally pulled and
thrown in Jail.
Mr.. Robert Fitch, of the steamer
Charon, has shipped on the steamer Eli
70 II.
Thomas Forest, at present located in
BenwoOd, is visiting his old home at
Johnstown, Pa.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE CLUss COMPANY.

A large audience of musical persons
will be attracted to the Opera House
tonight to see and hear the Cluss Com
pany in their classic recital. The or
iginal programme provided for dou-
BILE comedy bill, but this was subse-
quently changed to a concert programe,
.nterspersed with dramatic reading and
classic dances. At the head of the COM
pany is Miss Anita Cluss, harpiSt, Of
whose playing the Washington Even
ing Star says: "A large audience was
present last night and listened with
great interest and enjoyment to the
harp recital of Miss Anita CluSs. Not
in years has there been a similar en-
tertainment, and never one in which the
capabilities and power of the harp have
been so fully demonstrated. Miss Cluss'
playing was a revelation of the beau
ties of the instrument and proved her
perfect mastery of its technique. She
also played true musicianly feeling in
her different interpretations, and can
rightly be considered a virtuoso."
THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL"
The Grand will have for it's attraction
the last nalI OF LnlS week one OF the
finest melodramatic productions of the
season. Everywhere it has been pre-
sented it has Immediately jumped into
popular favor. The name of play THE
Midnight Special" which is an entire
new railroad piece, very different from
anything ever before produced. The
scenic and mechanical effects OF which
there is car load are considered to be
the finest ever witnessed in such pro-
duction. The company is unsurpassed
for excellent work. Joined to coher-
ent and thrilling plot are all the scenic
embellishments and novel effects that
human ingenuity can devise. The sec
ond act-a perfect reproduction of the
Grand Union Depot at Baltimore
without exception the finest setting of
the kind ever seen upon a stage.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Neuenschwanaer
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A Durham. Mr. ana ~ 10 :.
A. C. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. n. BlakeS-
ley Crane. Misses Lucy Ramey, Atite
Elder. Grace Barbour, Mr.; and MIS- IS, "A Me- ..
Mccoy, Messrs. Chester Green, JON nHsh ~
Coach, George Durham. Walter bi .i.l
L. A. Brenneman and DIR. James Stathers $
Miss Daisy Wells. of Long heacih H. ,s q
charming and accomplished young ia ~ ,
is in the city the guest Of her brother' III
George S. Wells. ..o ,os+
Wells Penwen went to Marietta. ca las !
evening and will visit friends there ioi q
few days Gov Par
l,ershurre where he will spend the nrs'
day of the New Year with friends: .,.,.,ro
w. Hirst Curry, who has peeH Nis dsvs
friends in Wheeling for about ten uaS D
returned to the city last evening; iost
Mr.; and Mrs a Tim Pe WSere the they viii
he The euests of friends for several days.
stephen G. Pyle. cashier Of the :, fl t5e
National Bank, left for his noiils an "a, "a
country this morning TO make prepaia-
lions TO move TO the city.
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1t VIII Spring Up on the Banks OF the onio
Cleveland Capital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bridge and Electric Road.
Cleveland Press.
Negotiations for a new bridge across
the Ohio river, in which Geo. +. huSt
and a number of Clevelanders are IN
terested. have just been completed
and the work will be begun TUESDAY.
Plans for the enterprise have Deen
prospected secretly for many months.
The bridge will cross the river at
East Liverpool 1t will be l,4OO 1eet
long and will cost $225,OOO. 1t VIII
be a suspension bridge with three
spans the one over the middle OF the
river being 700 feet wide. The con-
tract REQUIRES the completion OF the
work by Jan l, 1897, but an eHort
will be made to open the bridge Tor
travel next October. 1t Will be Dullt
by John Shrader of Pittsburg, but
some of the iron work may be fur
nished by the King Bridge Co., OF this
city. The floor OF the bridge will be
forty feet above high water. Tolls will
charged for its use. The nearest toll
bridges now in existence, are at Ro-
chester 20 miles above, and at Wheel
ing one hundred miles south OF East
Liverpool. The directors Of the bridge
company are residents of East Liver
pool, except Mr.. Rust, who is the as
sociate general agent of the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Co., in
this city. He is secretary of the board.
The other directors are: President, j.
E. Mcdonald, attorney; Treasurer, w.
L. Smith, one of the largest pottery
manufacturers in the valley and close
friend of Gov. Mckinley, and Attorneys
E. D. Marshall, E. A. Mackall and j. G..
Kerry.
They are also the directors Of the
Chester Land Company, which has Sc
cured control of 500 acres of land on
the West Virginia side of the rivef.
Landscape engineers will be employed
to make it an ideal town site. Several
pottery manufacturers are negotiating
for sections of the land. 1t will differ
from most river towns by introducing
the northern idea of having the resi-
dences removed from the manufacture
ing district. 1t is expected that some
of the wealthy residents of East Liver
pool will remove across the river. Nat
ural gas will be furnished by a COM
pany having pipes that run through
the land. Water works will be built.
The same men will build an electric
street railroad across the bridge, and
extend it a mile and a half from the
West Virginia end of the bridge to
Rock Springs, a popular picnic ground
that will be transformed into sum-
mer resort. 1t will connect at East
Liverpool with the JOhnson-Beeman
street railroad, that extends to Wells
vile, four miles distant
The B. & o. is surveying a line from
Warwick to East Liverpool, and will
use it as a short route to Pittsburg.
The Panhandle will build to the bridge,
and the P. & l.. e. and Cal Brice are
credited with similar plans. Cheap
fuel and large clay deposits will be
two of the attractions offered by the
new town. 1t will be in the center of
the pottery interests. The East Liver
pool pOtteries are the largest in the
country and the second largest in the
world.
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GRAFTON.

Grafton, w. Va, January 1.-One OF
the greatest social events of the season
was the watch party given last night
by Rev. j. H. Flanagan, d. D., and wife,
at their pallacial home. There was
about two hundred guests present, and
the evening was very pleasantly spent
in social amusement. About II o'clock
delicate refreshments We're served and
enjoyed by ALL About the time the old
year was closing the crowd began to
dispense, but not until they had bid
the Reverend Doctor and his estimable
wife good evening with many wishes
for the oft return of the happy time
when his congregation was thus gath
cred around his hospitable fireside.
Another big sociel event which is
worthy of special mention was that
very splendid entertainment given by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Gregg, at their
home last evening, to their many
friends. Quite a large crowd of init
mate friends were gathered there, and
all report a good time, and every per-
son who is acquainted with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gregg knows that an entertain
ment at their house means a good time
The NJ E. Church congregation held
watch meeting at their church last
night, which is the beginning of their
annual practical meeting.
Tonight the New Year social sea-
son will be opened up with grand
leap year social and ball at the Odd
Fellows Temple. The ladies are to in
vite their young gentleman friends and
accompany them to the Temple.
The physicians of our city have or
ganized an association here and elected
Dr. A. H. Thayer as president.
Judge ]. T. Hoke is here ready to be-
gin court tomorrow. This promises tC
be a very interesting term of court.
Dr. ]. w. Bosweth, of Philippi, was
here yesterday.
]. H. Filton clerk of the Circuit Court
of Barbour county, was in this city OF
business yesterday.
Captain George NJ. Whitescarver
returned home from Pickens to-day.
Miss Annie Bosweth, of Philippi, was
in this city yesterday.
Dr. w. NJ. Dent, of Newburg. was here
yesterday attending a meeting of the
board of directors of the Merchants
and Mechanics Savings bank.
Hon. w. A. Ohley, of Charleston, wa:
a business caller to our city yesterday
Lee O'Neal, Of Philippi, was here to
day
NJ. n. O'Brien, of Belington, was &
business caller to this city to-day.
Engine Sommerville has been quite
indispOsed for some days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
SISTERSVILLE.

Special to the Register
SISTERSVILLE, W. VA. January l.
Henry NJ. Brilles went to Wheeling this
morning 10 spend the day with friends.
NJ. NcFadden. a prominent oil producer.
who has extensive interests in this field.
arrived in the city yesterday and Will re-
main a couple Of days looking after his
I.iphe Hobbs was in the city yesterday.
Miss Ella Amos and Miss Maggie Gray.
of New Matamoras. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Orrin Guyton.
Mr.. John A. George of Middlebourne.
was in town last evening on business. He
reports oil business dull al Mlddebourne.
Mr.. Eli Wells left on the afternoon
train to-day for a months visit 70 his
brothers, George Thistle and Friend Wells
gomery county, Mo
A party of young people consisting of
the Following: Miss Pearl Moore. Miss
Hahel Moore Miss Lizzie Snlder. Miss
Maude Steele. Miss Grace Barbour.
Messrs. z. B. Reeser. w. G. Agnew. J. p.
Sweeney. Clinton Moore John Campbell.
c. X Clarke and l.. NJ. Gorham. went to
Petersburg this morning TO meet the
new steamer Virginia and came up home
Misses Marie Talbot and Mollie Roome.
who have been attending school at Staun-
TON Va. and were home for the HOLIDAYS.
will leave for that place to-day.
Miss Ida Monroe, a charming lady of
Proctor is in the city and viii be the
guest of her friend, Miss Maude Moore. of
Nr. and Mrs. Philip Sell, ACCOMPANIED
by their daughter. left last evening for
Wuliamstown 10 spend New Years with
Mike Heating went 10 Wheeling yester-
day on business.
Miss Minnie L. Hama, one of the Sis
tersville charming young lady school
teachers. went 10 Williamstown yesterday
TO spend several days with friends
Miss Blanche Wells entertained COM
many at her handsome home on Charles
Street last evening. The evening was
spent until ten o'clock in playing PRO
eressive Hearts" after which an elegant
lunch was served at the Hotel Wells. AZ
Ter the lunch the dining room was cleared
and the evening until after the New Year
was spent in dancing. II was q delightful
party and one that will long be remem-
bered by those who were present. Those