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The weekly messenger., 1896-03-21
Town Council.

Special meeting Of the Town Council
held this 18th day Of March 1885.
Pursuant to Q call of the Mayor the
Council met this day in Special Session.
Members present Hon. A. V. Fleming.
Mayor presiding aud Messrs. I. J. Liable.
Albert Bisnvenu. and George Eastin.
Absent MIR. ". H. Livingston.
The Mayor informed the Council that
the object aud purpose of this meeting
was to take in consideration the letter
Of the President of the Board Of Health
addressed to the President Of the Police
Jury OF this Parish, relative to the Small
Pox. now prevailing In the City of New
Orleans and to see about taking all the
necessary precautions to protect our
people aud to prevent the spread of that
dreadful di isease.
ThereupOn. OH motion Of Mr.. Liable
duly seconded by Mr.. Bienvenu the fol-
lowing preamble aud resolution was un-
animOusly adopted viz:
Whereas. the small pox, now prevails
In the City of New Orleans and is sprea-
ding daily, Notwithstanding the efforts
made by the Board Of Health of that Ci-
ty to prevent the spread; and having
been warned Of the threatened danger.
BY the President Of the Board Of Health.
asking concert Of action to meet that
loathsome deadly and infectious disease,
and considering the close proximity Of
our Town from the City. and easy ac-
cess. thereto and therefrom. which
stands a. menace to our community.
Be it resolved. that the Town Council
order for ten dollars worth Of virus
points for free distribution to our peo-
pie and that committee Of three In.
cludiDg bis Honor the Mayor be sppoin.
ted by the Mayor. to call upon our Ply.
sicians. t. ask of them to co operate
with the authorities to prevent the
spread Of that dreadful and infectious
disease by vacciuating free Of charge all
persons who are unable to pay them for
their services. the Corporation to fur
nish them the virus points.
The Mayor appointed on said commit.
tee MeSsrs T. j. Liable aud Albert Bien.
venu.
There being no further business to be
transacted. the Council adjourned sub
ject to call.
Signed" A. v. Fleming. Mayor.
Signed" VIM. B. Eastin. Secretary.
A true copy.
Attest VIM. B. Eastin. Secretary.
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-21
MIR. Mouto1
is candidate for District Attorney
of the 10Th Judicial District.
FOR SENATOR.

Robert Martin, announces to the vo-
ters of the nth Senatorial District, that
he has been nominated by the Democra-
tic Senatorial Convention. held at New
Iberia on February 28th 1896. a. candi'
date for Senator, and having accepted
said nomination stands on the platform
adopted by said Convention. and solicits
their votes.
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-21

NJ. f. services will be conducted
by Rev. w. F. Wallace, ON Sun
day March 22nd at IL q. m, and
at 7:30 p. m, at town Court house.
All are invited to attend.
A colored couple who got mar
ried at the Catholic church Thurs
day evening got good and sty-
lish charivarie.
There was a light freeze Fri
day morning, that will unboub-
tedly be injurious TO garden, fruits
and all tender plants.
The Evsngeline says the Mes.
senger is fighting its candidates
it errs, the Messenger has only
been practicing with its light ar.
tillery, a mere skirmish, not g
heavy gun has been fred yet; il
you call this, fighting, when you
hear our twelve FOUNDER, you will
desert the camp, Bro. Greig.
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-21
ALBERT F. DoMENGEAux.

Thereby announce to my friends
aud to the voters of the Parish Of
st. Martin, that I am candidate
at the election Of April 21st A. D.
1896, for the Office of Sheriff, and
/ respectfully solicit their support
A. DARNEvAL Roy.
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-21

The town of Lafayette will soon
vote for a special tax for the erec-
ton of water works and an electric
light plant.
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-21

But. whilst the Messenger ia making
q vigorous fight for the suffrage amend.
ment. and denouncing from the honse
top. the Regular nominees of the Demo.
cratic party. who are not favoring the
amendment, it is supporting candidates.
who not only are opposing the suffrage
amendment. but toere the first to open the
fight against ir.-Evangeline.
Are We to infer that if the op-
posing faction had not "opened
the fight against it, Mr.. Rees and
his friends would be supporting
the amendment? and that they
are only opposing it to catch
votes9
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-21

1uc INeW IOTk WOrIQ mas mdQc
q canvass of all the States in the
Union and predicts that the Re-
publican national convention at
st. Louis will nominate Governor
Mckinley for President, The fact
cannot be disputed that Mckinley
has apparently made a great deal
of headwsy in the Middle States
and especially in the South, and
that his prospects appear very
bright, but the trouble is, the
Southern delegates, as former Re-
publican candidates will cheerful
ly testify, cannot be relied on af-
ter they reach the convention, in
spite Of their instructions. Sena-
tor Sherman, for instance, can tell
Gov. Mckinley how too prone is
the colored delegate from the
South to yield to temptation.
States.
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-21

THE MOST remarkable cures on
J record have been accomplished by
Hoods Ssrsapsrilla. 1t is unequalled
Tor al BLOOD DlSEASEo.
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-21

We are authorized to announce
Judge Felix VOORHEES,
ss q candidate for Judge of this
District.
The weekly messenger., 1896-03-21

thereby announce to my friends
and to the voters of ST. Martin
Parish, that I am a candidate, at
tho election of April 2lst A. D.
1896, for the Office of Clerk Of
Court, and I respectfully solicit
their support.
ALBERT F. DoNENdEAUx.
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STEUBENyILLE.

Steuhenville, Ohio. December 5.-The
Kings Daughters gave q delightful So
cial entertainment known as "Kohu
Klatch 80 at the residence Of Mrs. w. N.
Ecall. Tuesday evening.
John Walker q popular young jewel
or of this city, and Miss Brashaer. OF
Somerset. Pa, were married Thanks
giving eve.
The young friends of Charles Hus-
croft rendered him pleasant surprise.
Monday night. About twenty couples
were pleasantly entertained.
The Misses Alexander entertained
the Young Ladies Missionary Society
of the L. p. Church. at its last meeting.
Miss Maud Mooney is home from New
York and reports her father, ". II.
Mooney. improving.
Ms. r. BrinkerhoG, of Mansfield. is
the guest of her father Capt John T..
Oliver.
Mrs. D. W. Beall entertained the la
dies Of the whist Club very pleasantly,
Tuesday afternoon.
!. W. Gill and wife entertained the
Whist Club on Thursday evening.
Miss Ida NcKeever entertained
friends at progressive erchre, thursday
evening.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Henrietta Stanley. of Minerva Tues
day evening. at the home of Mr.. J. S.
Huntsman and family, where she is a
guest
Mr. E. W. Young. of Aspen Colo, IS
the guest of Mrs Edward Morgan.
Capt. G. a. Coleman has gone West
on an extended business trip.
Mrs Dana and dauS er Doris, Of
Columbus. are the guests Of Mr.. J. W
Evans and family.
Miss Annie HCrnig. of Philadelphia
is visiting Mrs. A. Fiest.
Mrs. J. Rosenthal, of Findlay, who
has been here visiting her parents, Nj
and Mrs VIM. May. has returned home
The Steubenville Elks held most
DELIGHTFUL social and dance, Friday ey-
ening These socials and informa
dances will occur each Friday evening
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benville, and the guests Of Fred Lentz
and family.
Plumbers from Wheeling are here
fitting up houses for the use Of water.
Our water works Will be completed in a
few days.
z. S. Duerr. Of the firm Of Duerr Bros
is at Pittsburg this week on business
connected with the firm.
Capt. B. T. Bowers was at Sisters
vile. Thursday, on legal business.
Mr.. II. Piles and Miss Maggie Tea
men were married. Thursday evening,
at the home Of the bride on the South
Side.
John Showa!ter, a prominent young
man of our city. left Thursday for
Pennsboro. where he will assist in the
laying OF a gas line.
Sheriff-elect James Piles moved to
town this week.
Mis- Nellie Door, of Lamer-Salem. o.,
is the charming guest Of her cousin,
Miss Mamie McEldowney
r. L. Robinson. Prosecuting Attor-
ney-elect, came in Thursday. Mr. Rob
insoD will move here in a few days
Mr.. VI. J. Morris and wife, are visit
ing their daughter, in Jackson county.
Miss Bertha Taylor, of Holbrook. Pa.
was here Friday calling on her brother,
James g.. who is confined in jail await
ing trial for the murder of a. d. Du
laney.
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MARIETTA

Marietta O.. December 5.-The beau
tiful home Of Mrs j. II. Shaw, of Belpre,
was the scene Of a delightful social
event Thursday evening in honor OF
Miss Florence Theis. Of Marietta. Those
present were DR.. and Mrs. c. y. Bal
lard. Jr.. Dr. and Mrs. F. S. MCGEE,
Misses Grace stone, Kate Dressed, Dor
othy Pinnell. Dell O'Blenness, Fannie
Harrison Minnie Patton. Or. Dan II.
Johnson. w. /. NcMorris, w. II. Pat
ton. 4. r.. Stone. Harry Crouch Pearl
Athey. VIII Pinneu, Clint and Blanche
Lockwood.
1Ir. Charles Wheeler. of Middleport
Ohio. and Miss Fannie Dey0l, Of this
city. were united i'm marriage at the VI
E. parsonage Friday evening by Rev
NJ. w. Acton.
Miss Nellie Devol. daughter Of Mr.
Benjamin Deyol, of Deyol's dam, is crit
ically i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Leith left Thurs
day for Chicago, whore they will make
their future home Mr. Leith recently
came here from Pittsburg 10 accept a
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CLARINGTON.

Clarington. O., December Mrs. +.
W. prague and Miss Ethel Sims were
at Wheeling Monday shopping.
Misses Nina MesserIy and Olive
johns returned home Tuesday from a
visit to friends at New Martinsyille.
Geo. L. Topp and wife were at Wheel
ing Tuesday.
August link went to Wheeling We'd
ncsday to see his boy who is at the
North Wheeling hospital for treatment
for hip disease.
JAY Messerly left for Pittsburg, where
b has gone to learn to be machinist.
The postofice was moved Monday
night to W. S. Richardson's drug store,
and it is now Postmaster Richardson
and /. F. Urpman is deputy.
Mrs. VIM. Rutter, of Bellsyille, o.
visited relatives here this week.
Ms. W. S. Richardson returned
home Thursday evening from Fostoria,
O., where she has been for several
weeks.
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NEW MARTTNSVILLE.


New Nartiusvile s.. We, December
5.-The New Iartinsyjlle Natural Gas
Company has purchased the Cooper
well. In Peasants county. and will pine
the Gas 70 the Hebron field, in Tyler
county.
Misses Annie Messor'y and Sadie
Johns. of Darlington. spent q few DAYS
here as ,he guests Of Mrs. James Chop
lin and Mrs. George Grace.
Price Dunlap and John Harriean left
the first of the week TO superintend the
lying Of q gas line for the New Martins
Vile Natural Gas Company, In Pleas
ants county.
b. 3. Muhleman. Of Hannibal, Ohio.
has purchased a One-haIi interest in
the Wetzel Republican Office.
w. McGG. Hall spent a few days in
Richie county, last week, on legal bus
mess.
Cap.. b. b. Doveuer was here. Tues
day. He and 7. w Mclntire. of this
place. viii defend Taylor for the muir
der of a. L. Dulaney.
The following business men from
abroad We're registered at the Eolsin
House. Wednesday: NJ. p. Owen Chi
caco: y. z. Golfer Wheeling; w. A..
WISE u. Denver John McCoOl J. Pat
terson. +. W. McCaus. VI. s. Beckett,
Jerry Pcoth. A. A. NcKelvey, NJ. II
Reed a Wharton and A. s. Graves.
Mrs. Q. ID. Leasure. of the South Side,
has recovered from prOtracted illness.
Hugh McEldowney. student in the
Pittsburg Dental College. spent q few
days with his parents, here, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McQuown. were
calling on friends at Sistersville sun
day.
John A. Moore. of WaynesbUrg. Pa,
is calling on his cousin Col. y. B.
Moore. of the Wetzel Republican.
Mrs. DR.. J. d. Schmeid has returned
from an extended visit to friends at
Moundsyille.
A pie social was given by Mr.. and
Mrs W. NEG. Hall. "Wednesday even
ing. for the benefit Of r. L. Church.
Charles Oblinger. of Proctor. was
calling on his brother. Levi Oblinger
of Main street Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattie Tiller Of Valley Falls. is
the guest Of her aunt Miss Virginia
Springer. of Maple avenue.
Mrs. Charles Farmer of Green Hill
was calling on friends in town, We'd
nesdav.
Samuel Mathers. Of Columbus Ohio
returned from an extended visit to his
cousin. Mrs. Miller. Of Wheeling.
J. DIE Jacobs and ". McG Hall were
at HarrisvilIe. Richie county the first
of the week on legal business.
Frank Shuman. clerk on the South
Side. is calling on his brother, at
Smithfeld this week
Rev. Hanna. Of the r. z. Church was
+. initiated into the mysteries Of the j.
| O. T.. A. n. Tuesday evening.
Mr. an, Mrs J. =, Shepherd, Of Steu-
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is the home OF such ventures. We hope
that the new one viii prove more stable
than some that have heretofore lived but
@ few weeks.
On r ecember 21st. Col. II. ". Ham, de-
livors his lecture. The Snoiiygoster in
Politics.. iu this city.
Wellington Martin who died in this city
was eiehty-one years old. and one Of the
most respected and substantial citizens
OF Marion county
Following are The distinguished guests
I'm the city. Miss Mabel Boggess, of Pine
Bluff; Chas. o. Jackson and j. u. Ihomp-
son. Of Fairmont. Z. L. Dawser. ]. j.
Aspinwau. r. Chidester, Of Weston; Mrs.
Al. 3. Kimbau, of Pennsboro; Mark
Dempsey. of Logan c. H.; c. A. Miller OF
/ Terra Alta; n. b. McCarty Of Buckhan-
non. c. D. Elliott of Sutton; J. II. Knapp
Of Phulippi. NJ c.. Robertson, Of Rich
mond: II. J.. Robinson, of Unioatown,
2 Pa: N. W. Black of Aiaysville, Ky; r.
F. Bailey Of Grafton, Hon. J. Il. Nc
Graw. Of Grafton; Charley Alexander Of
. Wheeling. c. A. West of Cleveland, o.
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THE OLD WAY
or Treating Dyspepsia and Indigestion by
pfoif,~ "a ssarha rous and Tseless One

or Treating Dyspepsia and Indigestion by
Dieting Barbarous and Useless One.
We say the old way, but really it is
a very common one at present time and
many dyspeptics and physicians as well
consider the first step TO take in at
tempting to cure indigestion is - diet,
either by selecting certain fcSds ana
rejecting others or to greatly diminish
the quantity usually taken, in o,ner
words the starvation plan is by many
supposed to be the first essential
The almost certain failure or the star
walton cure for dyspepsia has been
proven time and again, but still the mo-
ment Dyspepsia makes its appearance
a course of dieting is at once advised.
All this is radically wrong. II is
foolish and unscientifc to recommend
dieting or starvation to a man suffer-
ing from Dyspepsia, because lndiges-
ton itself starves every organ and eY-
cry fibre in the body.
What the Dyspeptic wants is album
dant nutrition, which means plenty Of
good, wholesome, wei cooked food
and something to help the weak stom-
ach 10 digest it, This is exactly the
purpose for which Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets are adapted and this is the
method by which they cure the worst
cases Of Dyspepsia, in other words the
patient eats plenty Of wholesome food
and Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets digest
it for him. In this way the system is
nourished and the overworked stomach
rested, because the tablets will digest
the food whether the stomach works or
not. One of these tablets will digest
5000 grains of meat or eggs.
Your druggist will tell you that Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets is the purest
and safest remedy sold for stomach
troubles and every trial makes one
more friend for this excellent prepa-
ration. Sold at SOC for full sized pack
age at all drug stores.
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ST NIARY'S

ST. MARY'S. W. VA. December g.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the VI. p.
church are on double turn now, meet
ing every week and preparing for a sup
per and bazaar TO Doe given about the 18th
of the month iu the new building being
erected hy IT. :. CCen.
The Council met on Monday night and
after attending 20 some routine business.
it ordered notices 90 Doe posted giving no.
tice Of The town election 10 be held az the
office of the Mayor. A. J. Porter Thurs
dag. Jinuary the IN. lS.'.
The County Court appointed December
the .Veuth for the county officers
elected nc the last election 20 appear and
give the required bonds.
b. r. HasSett was at Parkersburg Non
(. j. Porter. Aug N Campbell and J.
F. Barron were nc ParkersDurg Monday
ON business.
A. W.. Powell stopped I'm town Monday
ON his way 90 Parkersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. George Zipp and Mrs. j.
T. Knight and her daughter. Mrs. Ethel
Barrick. were at Marietta Monday.
Mrs. r +. Agnew returned 10 her home
ir Wheeling Monday after spending some
time visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Schumacher.
G.. j. Singleton. Of Belmont was ir
town Monday on business.
Mrs. Lizzie Terrell spent Tuesday and
Wednesday visiting friends at Newport.
Imley Bros. are plastering w. g. II.
Core new store room ON Main street.
Mr. 5. f. Mallerv moved 20 Parkersbure
to-day. He is operating in the Hender-
shot oil field and finds IL very announcement
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. " Campbell went 10
Pittsburg Wednesday afternoon.
Robert Thompson was at Sistersyille
Tuesday afternoon on business.
Mrs s. Ankrom and Mrs. J. C.. Cotton
We're AZ Marietta Wednesday.
O. O.. Stanley has rented the residence
formerly occupied by $. r. Mallory.
Rev Greer Will deliver sermon o ned
ucation Sunday December the thirteenth.
at the VI. T.. Church South.
Mrs George kclsall was at Wheeling
this week purchasing holiday goods.
Miss Dora Schumacher VS. az Bel
mont Thu rs8ay.
Mrs 5. bly, and Mrs. VIM. Lock were
at Marietta Thursday.
a LaBarrOn moved into the house va
, Gated hy John Harris on Water street
s W. Cant was at Parkersburg Wed
ncslay.
William Mallory and 5. W Benningei
drove 20 Hendershot Wednesday.
SIR and Mrs. Evilcizer returned home
10 Marietta Friday. after spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Evil
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GRAFToN

GRAFTON W. Va. December o.
Trai~ Uar-ar T.. r. Williams haas been
transferred to Cumberland. where he
W.. remove his f1mhy 1.-THE near future.
Miss Ada VanKirk has returned from a
two weeks visit 90 Parkersburg relatives
Miss Grace Proudfoot has been the
guest OF Weston relatives and friends for
the past two weeks
Rev. J. d. Simmons delivered the am
nual sermon 20 tho Junior order OF Amer
lean Mechanics Of Grafton, az the Bap-
list church. Sunday morning at 1850.
A four-year-0ll daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Brown. Of Fe-terman. was
seriously burned last Wednesday. II
may recover.
Miss BERTHE Jackson spent Thaakssiv-
ing with her parents 1T Fairmont
Miss Annie Finnogan of Fairmont is
visiting relatives in Grafton.
Ora G.. JeGrcys who spent Tharksgiv-
ing with his father at Cold Harbor. Vac
returned. bringing an interesting collec-
tions Of war relics.
Mrs ~. =. Hendrickson and daueh-er
have returned from two weeks visit 20
Mrs Heudrcksor.- father In Middle
bourne. ~. va.
Geo. JouT has returned from a business
trim 90 Pi-tshWr.
n. W Harrison. Of Weston was I'm
this city on business Friday.
Capt. Geo. w. Curtin, of sutton. was a
business euler On our city Friday.
Robert Johnson received very painful
fracture OF the leg last week while killing
hogs
Pow Peters. Of ParFereburc. oGciated
I'm Tn eBaptist church last Sunday.
Miss Clara Turner left last Saturday to
visit relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Edna bishop has returned from ON
extended visit TO relatives in Cumberland.
Miss Alma Graham who has been wise
it.ng relatives in Virginia has returned.
The Misses Lucas have returned from
visiting relatives at Webster
Nr~e v Do Nrohcu ~ Garwood pa.
who has been the guest Of her niece.
MIS- Grace Galway. for tae last TWO
weeks, has returned TO her home.
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izer's mother. ON Creel street.

cizer's mother. on Creel street.
Miss Florence Reynolds, OF Newport -
sewing for Mrs. W. Ogdin.
Miss Sue Green is sewing IN H. ~
CoOpers tailor shop on Main street.
q. Ruttencutter and Mr.. Yoke, OF FAR
mont. are In town In the Lie Insurance.
business. --t
went to Petersburg Friday afternoon
and from there they will 60 TO thelr nome
in CovingtOu. Ky. They nave been visit
ing Mrs. Watts parents, Mr' anu MIS-
- MI IN ana Mrs. G. ". Hutchinson return
ed home 10 Parkersburg SuuGay-
Mrs. Ella Steady was at Marietta Neu-
nesday shopping. ~, vr-.5o n
Miss Mary He!ntzleman OF " d-e' O'
is with Mrs. :. L. Mallory. <,z.
Miss Blanche Smith visited trlenaS az
Belmont this week. t-. ~,
meetings at Belmont last Week. -el-
were a few conversions and chCrch OF
ganizati0n perfected with twenty -lO~'
Tbc frst quarterly meeting Of the N. r.
church this year is being nel4 81, III ros
Mary's to-day and tomorrow. ReI. ii nj
j. Lee. OF Parkersburg. the PRESIDING - -
der held quarterly conference Salui Jay
morning. Rev. c.. W. kepleT pre-, -...,,,
to-day and Rev. Lee Sunday. Inc emu II
is erioying a degree OF prosperity he.'
OU-u6y will commence series OF ny
ines AT Friendly Monday, December I9'tl y.
4 Cunningham. OF SlstersNHie' N"S --
town Thursday and drove over 10 INC
Broad Run oil field in the afternoon. c..
The boys and girls enjoyed lheIS A'S'
skate this year on "Wednesday. g.
Mr.. John Patterson left Iuesaay loI
Washington. ID. c.. where he VIII speAu
the winter with his daughter. ..--,
About twenty-five young people al.tll-
ed the box supper given At the. DI 70
Run school house Thursday night lot INC
benefit of Mrs. Jessie Smith. IWehly-
one dollars was realized from the supper
Matrimony does not boom under '"e
gold standard. ,,,-.i.
Licenses were issued by County CleIh
w. u. Rcd since November the tnlrteeh-7
IN az follows. November a. LeollaI a
clark. white. age ~ and Sarah Florence
Virdea. age 20. both Of Peasants count! ,
November p Dick HUFF, OF ashlus on
county. Ohio age a. and Emma Mar III! ~,
age Is Of Peasants county; NONemDeI 20.
Martin NJ Stewart age q and iona bol.aI
age 81 both of Plea SAINTS county NgNe!'-
Der 80 Elmer NJ Hardy age . ana li.s.el
Eulow age IT, both Of Peasants county
r A. Flosher spent few days INC ~ -
of the week with his parents. Mr.. ana MIS-
i H. Flesher. in Tyler county
The Ohio River Railroad company Has
q force " repair hands putting ln ne"
cr, sings and filing the track "llh en-
dsr.- SO 10 will be I'm such condltloh 'idl
a team can cross anywhere through lo".'
Mrs Williamson. Of Raven kock. NlSll-
cd Mrs. b. +. stamford ana Mrs. J.. De-
bolt Thursday. -, IT,
r l.. Morgan spent Monday and Tues
day 90 the Hebron OF field.
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sr home IN this place for some time. is
much better az this writing.
Thomas Buhle and VIE. of Parkersburs
are the guests Of friends in town for a few
days.
Mrs Ella Hicock and Miss Dora Yost.
Of Fairview. were the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs James Hess LIST Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Harr died at the home of
her parents on Merchant street Sunday
night Of consumption. She was fourteen
years OF age ana loved by all who knew
her
The first quarterly meeting for the con-
ference year Will be he'd in the N. T.
church, December 18th and 18th.
Mrs. Emmaa Ayers of Grafton who
has been the guest OF Mrs. Henry Hess,
returned TO her home last Thursday
The protracted meeting which has been
going on at the Baptist church closed
Sunday night.
The Rev. f. J. Wilson preached most
instructive and interesting sermon at the
union services In the ". Z. church. IN this
place on THANKSGIVING.
All our sick are improving and so far
as we can learn there are no new cases to
report