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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06
CONTEMPT OF COURT.

Providence, r. l., July I, 1896.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06
ADVERTISING RATES:

ADVERTISING RATES:
First insertion, 75c. square; 2tc. square
each subsequent insertion. Yoarly coutraets on
basis OF So an agate line. a year Small Want"
'To Let' "For Sale" ETC., ads. ONE CENT
word. nrst insertion; ONE HALF GENT a word
each subsequent insertion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

GRAND VIEW HoUsE IL now open. for
summer hcar1srs, large, airy rooms. piaf1a.
shade trees: mail daily, and good faTmsre
table; spring water running 10 house, plsnty
cool vii hout ice ;housc located ON = bigh hill,
WITT Tr6nd mountain visws William III.
Ss~born Bpx "a London - ~ fvff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

TO RENT-Country home, family rssi-
depce of Mrs. William II. Greene on Woodsiie
avenue. Riverpoint; l6 rooms: barn and othe r
buiidingn:20 acres of improved land with fine
fruit and shrubbary; few minutes distances
from two lines OF steam oars. For full
point. jy6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

BLUE HILL, Ma new furnished Groom
cottnge to let. beautifully situated on shore,
boating. ba' hing, fishing, eto. Address bl
A., O. X. Venner. jy66
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

WANTED-Cbildren to board good countr,
homo, eo.fourths milo from village. woul,
ksop ono permanently, high school near
Address Mrs. W, Petbel, w. iy6 o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

TO LET-Lower tenement, s92 WasbiL gton
street; eight rooms. Apply 10 c. IA. Bssset.
NS5 Washipgton street. iy60 .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

RED BROOK hOTEL Cataumet, Mass -
The most charming spot on toe shore: large.
bathing and fishing near depot and post
Office. Mrs. q. G.. Kelley. jy6 q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

SUMMER BoARDERs-On farm, miles
from Fall River; location fine: airy rooms:
preferred terms IS. A. y. H., Prssby st..
Taunton, Mass. iy66
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

THE FRANKLIN. Dsschmoni, Mass
Newly furnished, excellcnt accom- m odations,
nrst-class table. 1ps bathing. boating and
Dsbing, stabhnk for horses ana bicycles,
near the depot and beach: write for circular.
Mrs T. Honghtun, progri-tor. iy60
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

TO LET-suite Of furnished front rooms
suitable for man and wife or two gentlemen.
20 Rineguld 81. jy6 o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

THE ELMS. wolfboro, N. b.-Near the
most picturesque lake Ia America, plenty of
shade, uuist ana retired. large cool rooms:
piano ani organ. spring water. bathroom.
eight minutes walk from postofiics. depot
and steamboat wharf. three trains daily to
Boston, plenty of cream, milk nnd vegetables: {:
terms IS 10 $40 Fer week, no single rooms.
Box 90. WolfhCro g H. iyG
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-06

wANTED-Boaroers at Ridge farm goo
board. fine drivrF, healthy location, piu
grove S5 to 81 peF weak references excbane o.
Box 4l0 Midd eboro, Mass. jy6o
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16
CLARKSBURG.

Clarksburg. ". Va, Aug 15.-Great
excitement prevails here owing 10 the
discovery Of oil in Ten Nile district in
this county, on the Payne farm, near
Cherry Camp, and but eleven niles
from This city The well was being put
down by the Mountain STATE Gas Com
pany, which supplies this city with nat
ural gas, and az distance Of twenty
six hundred feet oil was struck The
well sands twelve hundred feet in Gil.
The oil IS Of an excellent quality and
the we'll was az once capped. awaiting
further orders. This opens up vast
field. and is in the same or contiguous
territory 70 that regarding which Gen.
y. Cor and the South Penn OIL. CO. had
a litigation. resulting IN an agreement
by the latter company to put down GER
tain test wells. which proved unsuccess-
ful. l. was left 70 the Mountain State
Gas Company. with whom Col T. VI.
jackson is connected. 70 push the pro-
Jet. which has resulted in the finding
Of oil n large paying quantities and
qualities.
To-day the M1nOngaheia River Rail
road Company gives It's employees a pic
mic al Crossword Park, better known as
Gypsy Grove.
The ball 1t "The Traders" on Tuesday
was a grand affair. The Italians musi-
clans furnished the music, which was
excellent.
The colOred camp meeting is still N
progre =. and IS conducted by Rsv. Mrs.
NJ y. Smith.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. " D.
Post. son Of Hon. Ira Post, who has been
very sick. is now better
Company X has returned from Hunt
ingtcn The boys don't object 10 trip
CT this kind once 2 year. but they would
Ike 10 be excused If called on in actual
military service.
Pref. 3. W Hutchinson. President OF
Buckhaunon Seminary. was here to-day
in the interests Of his school.
Quite number Of our people have
gone to Mt lake Park to hear Talmage
Among them are " SwarJz, A. Paugh
Frank Long. Nette HiTch. Emma
Hirch. Joseph FARRELL. Blanche FARRELL
Sallie Carpening and Matte Collins.
Among our citizens visiting abroad
we noticed: Simon Nuesbaum, in Bal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16
CLAR1NGToN

Clsr.ngton. o.. August 15.-George
Sew11usa and daughter. Acelia- spent
sunday win relatives ~ Camsrcn, O.
Charles Booth. Of Pi--sDurg. IS spend
iug q few days with relatives and friends
here.
Charles Troy and Samuel Rose a.
tended teachers institute a. Woc1she-c
this week
Mas amelia Fankhauser Is y-s--ng
relatives a. Wheeling.
y ssas Maud an Dag Reynolds. Mss
Hattie B.acler and Mrs. Olyr Atkinson
were al Bel-sv...s o.. Wednesday.
Hadley Fa-r.er, Ct Allegheny, is Wis
ting relatives and friends acre.
George z. Topp and family VISITED
relatives a. Cap-.La sunday.
Mr. L. +. U-Dman and Miss Emma
UrDu1n accompanied the funeral o.
" - Ma Dies 20 Washington, y. Cp
wednesday.
Miss Nina Dies. daughter Of NJ. AID
N-z. Pai.ED Dies. c. Wash. ng-on. D. c.,
d.cd AZ me home Of her grandgather
NJ 2. c. Crpman. Monday evening
Mss Dies had been SEX foL some time,
6u- her friends thought sdc was getting
better. Monday evening she took
hsmorrlage and died il z few hours.
Funeral services were hsld al The res
Ee1ca Of =. G. UrDman W-dneC1y morn
ing a. Il O'Clock The REM rs were
later aiken over the Ol.0 River Railroad
20 Waslingo1. ID. c., where -n-e-1snt
took place F.jay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16
ll4l MARKET STREET.

timo-e: Mrs. F. J. Bland, al Sutton; 7.
r. Adams, a. Weston; o. o. Owens and
c. l. Hickman, a. Wnssling; :. B. Hal.
z, Atlantic City; Prof. J. r. Tr1-5er. q,
Terra Alta; Rev B. 3. Evans. q Web
ser Springs; Mace Fcrdyc5. az Pts
burg: Ms. ". II. osborn, a. Salem.
Among persons visiting n the city are
Hon. Rad Hal, o. Weston; T. Francs
Kemper. Of Salem Colleg=; Mss ". u.
P.gsott. Of BalJimo-=; VI. II. z Bland,
Of Wss-9n: Hugh G. Bowles. Of M-aon-
gah; Miss Matte S.one. e Fairmont;
PROF.. 4 p R-sTi1e. OF JohLs-CwI: Ms.
Barbara Shercu. OF N.sz3ur.; J. :. Law.
CO M3rgan,2wn: Misses Julia and Tile
Feinie-, o. Wheeling.
Tbs has been q hard ws=k on chill
d-sn. there being six deaths II this CITY.
:. c.. Osborn. Worthy Riggs. George A.
bright NJ S.esley. John Johnson and
Charles W.r5sc- each lost che Of tls.r
children.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16
PALATNE.

Pslaune. ". Va. August 15.-HarYeE
Swearingen and VIII Davis took II the
excursion 10 IL Lake Park and oak
Land.
John Johnson. Of Koons T-yer. was VS.
..ing his brother Simon Inc first o. me
week.
". H. Hall. Of the M2n0ngaaela
House. is improving.
Mrs. S.las Miller has returned from z
TIP 20 W0r-h.ng,Cn. where she had been
visiting friends.
Mrs. Della Barnes. who had ben vs.
i..ng friends c. Benton's Ferry, has re-
turned.
Our military company arrived home
Tuesday morning.
Ms. Y. Il. Cornwe, is very SEX at
this writing.
The Paia.ire ". E. Sunday school pic
nicksd a. Crossword Park las Wsdnes-
day.
Mrs. JENNIE Ya.es is CT the SEX is.
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hess are visiting
friends q. Valley Falls this week.
J. l. Luck Is visiting friends hsre this
week.
Ms. lie Hall is very H. at her home
On NeTchen- street
Mss Minnie Hughes is the guest q
friends a. Bsn.c1's Ferry this week.
L. T. Hou., spsn- Sunday a. Ben-on's
Ferry.
Mss Bette Wiley is the guest Of
friends in town this week.
Ef-s. Winnie George and children. Of
Grafton. are the guests Of her brother,
Samuel Lambert. this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16
WILLIAAIsTOWN.


William .ovn. IS. Va. Angus. 10
The veunz 70 81 of Mrs. John Davidson S
Sunday school elias. served Zee cream,
cake and other refreshments @. ,ae
home o. Mss Fannie Henderson Thurs
day ev ming
Miss Georg'anua Hamilton. Of Pitts
bug. Pa. IS THE charming guest Of Mrs.
G. ST. Berry.
Mss NeIe Trp,e-r. o; Plrkersburg,
is .ae guess os Miss Ora Patterson.
Mrs. Maha,a Williamson and family
Will move 3D. Ss.au.a next week.
Mrs. C0ulc-. OF Bu-.5r. Pa. IS the
guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Miles.
Dir. Milton Campbell and wife, OF
P.--sburg. are guess az Z. p. Camp
belts.
Miss nn.e Morgan OF Muren's Bot
tom. o.. is visiting Miss Ruth Prettyman-
Rev. IT. J. ZiLsrs. O. syracuse, y. l.,
returned home Friday.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
WI Bradley died Thursday and was bu-
riel 90 Petersburg.
Miss Minnie Jockey. az Achey. w. Va,
is Wishing Miss Ruth Evans this week.
FIR. John Simmer moved his family
20 Parkc-sburg Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Trip. @, Of Wareriy, and
Mrs. N0E.e Neale Of Petersburg were
Wish. ug relatives here Thursday.
N-s. 81. T.. Ncu. Of Marietta. O.. and
Miss S..ua He'll NJ SJeubenv-Ae. o.
w.-e guests OF Mrs J. \. Lenkard
Thur-'cr.
Miss Bertha Sykes IS visiting friends
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16

nlpply-ng wa,sr IS finished.
The well OF The Cotton farm By Zznes-
vile parties j. ready for ne drill
Bellman & Watson have z r-g up On
the BUGGY farm.
The Great Kanawha Oil Company ana
Frink have leas=d Loo acres on French
creek. Ore-ha.f nile southwest o. osTei-
opmenL TIE wells - far have proven
good ones: not suca immsnse flows, Out
steady and increasing. rather than d.
e-eas.ng II their productions. The de-
vs.opment appears 10 run southwest
about p degrees through tn scaan-
wacher and Brown farms toward French
creek.
Th.rty-hvs delegates from Pleaznts
county attended the sac Convention
The Republicans OF Washington DIS
trict met a. 2 P. n, a. the Court House.
10 nominate candidates Tor district o.
fees.
III. Aug. u. Campbell was il Mariet-
a on business On Friday.
Tn river trade has been fairly good
tbs week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16
st N.RyS


S. Mays ". Va. August 15.-Mr. s.
FOB rPFbJ.sDaO)4ct MAS rvyagHfjg,
Barkwell and wife lsf. The first Of the
week FOR VI. Clemens. Mich. where thcy
viii remain 2 month for the ben fl Of
.i5ir health.
Z #. Tay,c-. contractor from Par
ksrsburg. had 2 force Of men al work on
new business house for B. T. Standi-
FORD his week.
J. ". Barkwell was in Marietta the
frs. Of the week OF business. He was
looking after a flag pole for the school
house.
The Pleasant county Republicans VIII
meet in mess CONVENTION ca SATURDAY,
the end.
some Of he Watts men returned
home Thursday morning.
There we're some fin peaches brought
pel.a the middle CT this week.
Il. II. Browse appears 20 be ths only
god Democrat in peasants county.
Ben Coen is IN y. Ogd.n's store this
week.
Mrs. :. T. and Mrs. J. F Mallory left
Thursday for Crystal Beach TO spend the
hot season.
Politics are not cooling on any hs1e.
10 injury from the excessive heat mas
so far been reported.
Prof. Z. F. Bailey. Of Newport o. was
in town taxing orders for Zell's encyclo-
pe5.a The midie Of this week.
Alvin Adkins. gardner near New
port. made a large shipment OF nut
megs On the Ohio River road from this
place Two days this week.
There are quite number OF people n
town this week. The number OF me in
habitants Of s.. Mary's would soon pc
doubled Il there were only houses -or all
who want thrm.
CLYDE B. Johnson sper- some time al
Wasp resting after the CONCLUSION OF the
campaign Tor nominations.
J.J. Alkire IS spending a week at High
iii. R.tchi= county, visiting and rest
ing.
Nfr. y. Ogdin spent part Ct the week
in Parkersburg on business.
Ten cars loaded with lun Der, casing
etc. were on the switch at one time TINS
week. and trains hauling continuously
means something.
Ell. Morgan visited Monroe and Bel
mont counties. Ohio. in the interest o.
the Fisher oil Company. and located
wells
BOYD Bros. are LAYING pipa line from
the river to the OIL field on the S.. Mary ;
pike 10 supply water. work having stop
ped in that field from scarcity Of water:
The Great Kanavha Oil Company and
Frink have started No. and built a rig
for No. : and located No. S on th5 c. c.
Schumacher.
Cheuraunt &Bro. are down 400 feet on
the VIM. Brown farm.
BOYD Bros. expect 10 find sand in no.
3. on the 40 acres. on the c. G. Sclan-
wacher farm, Two days alter the pipe line
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OAKLAND

Oakland. Nd. August 15.-A large
c-uc5uIse Of people assembled al Mt.
Lake Park on last evening TO attend he
seizure delivered by the Rev. T. D WITT
Ta.mage. before the Chau-auQua AsSo-
c.al.cn. assembled al chat place.
The psopl- began 10 assemble early in
The evening. and long before the hour
anoc.n.eI C begin his lecture there was
MO longer Ieft s-a1dn room il The large
auditorium. which has seating capacity
OF 500 The lecture was entitled The
B-E1t SIDE Of Things" or sunshine, W
which was handled ia his usual adm-r2-
he and fr.m.table style. II was highly
fas.ruc-tve and entertaining and The
r,osa attention paid Inn during is de-
livery testified the high appreciation Of
the audience. The subject Of his lsc,ure
this aft ~no0n was Big B.unders.'
There were fully. as many. if nos more.
man on the evening previous. nearly
one-half 81 the audience being unable TO
into he shelter OF The hall
The silver question is rapidly gaining
o.rsngih throughout the county. The
avowed purpose OF the Republican lead
ers TO abandon the issues OF the s.. Louis
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16
BENwOOD.

u 7. Johnson. ~ Philadelphia, was
here on business The past week.
Clarence Banks. OF Baltimore. Is VS.
i-irg Wm. Whiteside. On Water street.
Ms Bessie Glass. who has been here
on 2 v.si-. has returned 10 her nome N
Miss Eva Edwards Is spending
few weeks In Stsersyille.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shram celebrat-
ed a family reun >on on Wednesday eve
ming AT their residence on Main street.
The affair was In honor OF Mrs. Shram ;
brother. Nr. Geo. Liller. OF Indiana.
those present being relatives.
Miss Annie Duley. a charming young
lady. has returned home after a pleas
ant visit with her cousin, Miss Maggie
Barrett.
The examination OF teachers associ-
alton was held Thursday and Friday.
Nj. John Newton is guest OF his
family in Sistersv.lle.
! small child of Mr.. Bernard Ward
was buried yesterday a; Bellaire.
Miss Jennie Do,an entertained friends
Thursday night.
Mrs Dr.. McMlLlan, nee hetD, Ol -
lonyale. O.. spent a few days with her
mother. of this city.
Thomas Arlington. Of Buckhannon.
attended the Democratic convention
!asa week and called 10 see old friends.
Mrs. John When and family VINO
have been visiting relatives in C4eYe-
land. O.. have arrived home
Mr.. VIM. Hall, ST.. and VIM. Hail
Jr.. will set sail for England Weanes-
day. 90, ...-s
campmeeuug today a. Moundsyiiie.
Mt. Lon Bowers and Mr.. Ar,aur FOX
we're guests OF ShepheristoWn lFlends
last week.
Miss sadie Forest. one Of Allegheny's
Young bellies. is visiting her friend,
Miss Della Deegan. on Water avenue.
Miss Sall.e Peabody. fror3 Glendale,
was guest Of relatives OF Shis city
John Ally and BIZ Green from Fish
Creek. were visitors in toFyn.
MrS Mary Brannen, % Piedmont
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16
NEWBURG.

/ Nswburg. ". V. Aug1sct 15.-Mr. L.
+ H. Ellis, w10 his beel Sex, = able 70 De
/ cut.
Miss Annie Dumphrey is visiting Mss
Drue Patton q UniOntown, Pa.
Mr.. Charles Il. SmOot u Ce1tTal,a.
+ IS visiting his father, Mr. James K.
Sm0o- Of this p.acz.
NJ. and Mrs. Eugene Higgins and
I daughter, Miss Pauline, are visiting
( Mr. Frank Higgins a. Parsons.
Mrs. Dr.. :. J. Pos1en and son, Roscoe,
are visiting G. BenEen.
VI. Lee TURNKEY ief. Thursday for
I CenTaiia, ". Va.
". CLYDE Graham = visiting friends
a. K.rgTcOd.
Messrs. T1eo. c. Lynch and son are Al
MARQUES painting.
Miss Rozz Smith. o. Keyser, is the
guest Of the Misses Fleming.
u. Frank Stuck was a. Grafton Thurs
day On business.
Mss Ml--ie Hanaway IS visiting re.a-
tives az Tunnelton.
Y. r. Stewart 5 visiting friends a.
Terra Alta.
Rev. George II. Williams attended the
dedication e The n. E. Church a. Hunt
ingcon, ". Va.
Misses Lou and Agnes HcTcn.er went
10 Grafton wednesday 20 visit friends.
Miss Edna D. FOgie whcl as been the
guest OF Miss Nellie G.. Dent. returned %
her home az Terra Alta Monday.
Messrs. Edward and !. Morgan Orr
were IN town Wednesday.
Miss Lettie Smith IS visiting friends al
Watson.
Misses Anne AMI Fannie Horchler.
VINO nave been visiting heir grand par
tnts, Nh and Ms william II. HOrch.er,
are now visiting a. Grafton.
Messrs. c. Frank Ellis and William D.
r. Anwan spel- Sunday and Monday al
K.ngwood.
Mrs Lou Dunmphrey. who has been
III for q few days, IS able 20 be about
again
Miss Nellie Anderson Of R1wlesburg.
who has ben visiting Ms. Anderson and
Miss Ollie Dcck, has returned TO her
home.
Miss Dora Frumhart Is visiting at
Brunswick. Nd.
Julius X. Monroe. OF K.ngwoOd, vas
in town Wednesday On business.
Mss Virg.e Slsffsr and brother Rich
ard, Of MOuDdsville, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. DR.. T. r. Lanham.
Mr.. Michael Moran. Ct Mo-on gah. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Thomas No
ran.
Mr. and Mrs. ". VI. c. saman, Mr.
and Mrs John Dearborn. NJ and Mrs.
g.
Gertie Frazier and Estelie Higgins left
Thursday for Mt. Lake Park where they
VIII spend q week.
Mss Myrtle Evans. Of Fe-terman. who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs ". ".
HaymCnd. has returned 70 her home.
Misses Lille West. Carrie Psrrill. Art.e
Horchler Bessie Clayton and Mr.. 0. c.
Frazier are attending the institute at
Terra Alta.
Dr. G. ". Fairfax and William Coos
man. OF Valley district, were IN town this
week. and also attended the conventions
al Wheeling and FairmOnt.
The Newburg base ball club has won
every game il played this season. Boys,
keep up me good work.
Major Hawkins has a gang Of men
working on the streets this week.
l. is reported here that Jhs Newburs
Orrel Coke and Coke Company viii sell
their coal and coke works TO a Ph-l2del-
phia firm.
DR.. William ". Dent attended the
State Cony nt.on al Wheeling
Captain Washington VI. PAUL Is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Paul at Mounds
Vile
Messrs. Dr.. 5. J. Pcs-en. Robert Per-
rill and Miss Lucy TURNKEY left Friday
for Mt. Lake Park.
Ms. " W Raymond AMI grandson,
Arthur, spent Friday in Oakland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16
PARKERSBURG.

PaTkeTsbu-g. " Va. Augus. 10
Mrs r. ". Kelley and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. Keiley's parents,
Nr. and Mrs. Hous,o1. @, Charleston.
f7r b past tH1o months, returned home
Wednesday.
Mss Margaret Paden has returned
from pleasant visit with friends i SIS
JeTsv.,le.
Mss Edna Roo. who has been the
very pleasant guest Of Miss Carolyn Tur-
n=r Tor some time, left today tor her
home al Athens, 0.
Mss juliet SnCdgrass arrived home
last evening after an EXTENDED visit IL
MarJinsburg and Washington D. c
Among those Of our town who left for
Atlantic City this evening On q Ten days
visit w=re Ms. Thomas Savage and
daughter. Miss Carrie, 3lr. and Mrs. ".
P. Littieton and daughter, Miss Bessie,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. jackson. Or. Cam
den. George Bastab.e and J. u. Wander
WORT
Mrs. II. /. Field has returned from
five weeks visit with friends u Mari
eta.
Mrs. I ?. KEN. O: wheeling. was N
our city to-day.
Rabbi Charles Lev. who 7ficiated a.
the Rosenhe.m-Frank welding yes-6r-
day ev-ling. returned 10 Cincinnati the
following day.
Mss Carrie Stebbi1s has returned
from q FIVE weeks visit with friends IN
Winchester and Other points IN Clio.
Pev. J. ". Carer. Of Raleigh y. c.,
formerly psS--r c. III Baptist Church
here. 5 a gueSt Cf friends in the city.
The Doctor viii preach 10 his old coagre-
CATION next Sunday.
Mr. Frank was in attendance az the
convention at Wheeling.
Mrs. J. W. Marshall mas returned from
a Visit with relatives a. Clarksburg and
Addison.
Governor MaCCorkle was here Tues
day IN route for Wheeling.
Mr.. T. J.. BoTeman and daughter. Mss
Florence. left to-day for Webster
Springs 10 spend several weeks.
Miss Lille DotSon. of Seventh street
and her guest. Miss Daisy Dem. Of Gin
cinnaa. are visiting trends IN Eliza
beth.
pleasant guest Of Miss Caroline ATchi-
bold.
DR.. RoIa Camden, who is pursuing his
medical studies a. Philadelphia, is at
hom= for a vacation.
Misses florence and Frances ocrog-
gin. James Mcclure and Charles Mon
roe. are home from C0olviile-
Miss McCiaren. Of Cleveland. O., IS ex-
pecc.d here soon 10 visit Miss Elizabeth
Bradenbaugh.
Miss Eiith Clarke. who has been the
plsas5ut guest Of NJ Katherine White
far several weeks. has returned to her
home in IrCntOn, 0.
Mrs. Hoffman and daughter. Miss Ma
bel who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
HI Po,zmaD for some time. have re-
furred 20 their home IN Toledo, 0.
!. Ross Timms let Monday for two
we Ks visit at Chautauqua and Niagara
Falls.
CT. Moore and Ben Neal left Monday
night for Buffalo, Cleveland. Niagara
Fails. New York and Alanuc C--y'
Tjev will be gone several weeks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16

LOOKING AHEAD. Golden Medical
Discovery. II doesn't work miracles {;
but II does what other medicine can't 10
and what doctors say can't be done-un-
til they see It done right under their noses
i: cures consumptiOn.-Not always TO
saw that would be an eXaggeratlon, buy
in a large majority Of cases in advanced
cases which have been given up as hope
less.
The Discovery IS not called a con-
suInDtion-cure i is c blOcd-maker. 1t
gives energy TO the blood-making organs
to create new blood, full Of healthy red
corpuscles. This rapid supply Of pure,
rich. red blood drives out all diseases that
have their roots in the blood Consump-
ton is one Of these scrOfula, malaria,
eczema, erysiDe!as, cstarrh-are others.
1t is absurd to doctor them separately as
lung. or skin. or head diseases. They
must be driven out OF the blood. You
can RELY on the " Golden Medical Dis
covery" to do this every time.
II is not a patent medicine. It IS the
perfected result Of 80 years. practical ex-
perierce by one Of the most skllliul ply
sicians and eminent medical authorities
in this country:-Dr. K. Y. Pierce, Chief
Consulting Physician TO the Invalids' Ho-
tel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, n. Y.
Dr. Pierce's 1908 page book, The Peoples
Common sense Medical Adviser" reached the
enormous sale Of 6sc.ooo copies at q g each.
This enormous .aie having paid him fair profit
on The great amount Of labor and money *
pended in producing IL he IS now gft71g away
absolutely free 10000 copies, the recipient only
being REQUIRED 10 nail 10 him at the above insti
tuition y one-c-at stamps TO cover cost Of nal
ing ozly, and the book vii be sent post paid.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16

n, The Island after pleasant visit WIZ
Ms. Thos. Moore. Jr- :.
- ,,-,-rora W-izhtnan returned 70
her nom in shady Side Pirtsburg' the
- ~ thu week after months F-sit
,,f-1 rar friend. Mis- Maud AediL
NJ Lucinda Cunningham. who has
49, o~-4-z5 70 her room with sickness
f4- --e rast week. IS Improving
r--a5arf~k Schneider. Of Wheeling. y.
Va. was called 70 this place Ihlrs-zE %
the serious Illness OF MS brother C'-Iis-
tizr S~hnei6er.
Prof Glide Porter. OF Toronto. Is spend
Irz his vacation in town and vicinity
Henry and Joe Linton were cal-lng OF
friends here last sabbath evening
John ". Dudley. o. Wellsburg' was here
THURSDAY on business.