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Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28
Murphy Wanted Cash in Hand.

LAWRENCE, Kan, May 25. - The
Ministers Alliance and business men
of Lawrence have cancelled the dates
Francis Murphy had in this city. The
reason was that Murphy demanded
$40 night, cash in advance.
Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28
stu Feet Of Snow In Montana.

MIssOULA, Mont, May 25.-Six feet
of frozen snow is on the ground on the
Coeur D'AleDe branch of the Northern
Pacific, only three hours ride from
here. 1t has been showing for nine
davs and when 1t thaws a flood is ex.
rRcted
Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28
g. Grit Prather VIII Vote a, He Plea,os

B Grit Prather VIII Vote as He PIeases.
ST., LOUIS, Mo-, May 25.-National
Committeeman j. Grif Prather was in
structed by the sedalia convention to
vote for no man for temporary chair
man of the Chicago convention not
for free silver at 16 to /, but he says
he will use his own judgment in the
matter
Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28
In Jail for Embeunlement.

WASHINGTON, May 95.-Francis ].
Kieckhoefer, late chief of the bureau
If accounts and discussing officer Of
the State department, was arrested
yesterday on warrants charging him
with embezzling Sl37, 900.
Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28

R. j. A. Bailey,
sole owner of the
great Adam Fore
paugh Show has
just c on clud ed
arra n G e m ents
W ith Me S srS
Ephraim, Lewis
and Peter Sells,
by which the
Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28
WRECKED BY GAS.
Two COffeyVllIe Buildings Domollshed-
One Killed and Many Injured.

CoFFEYvILE, Kan, May 22.-Nat-
ural gas from we'll near by accumu.
lated in the basement of business
block in the center of this city and
when a man who entered the base
ment yesterday morning struck a
match an explosion followed.
Two two-story business houses were
wrecked and David Carter was killed
by falling walls, while Mat Atkinson
and Eliza Pursley, both colored, were
probably fatally injured.
Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28
A Chic, JustIcs AcnuIttsd.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 22.-The
trial of Chief Justice SnodgraSs on the
charge OF felonious assault ended to.
day in his acquittal.
Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28
The suItan InrItea enc car.

Moscow, May est is stated that
the sultan has invited the car to visit
Constantinople, but the car is not
likely to accept
Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28
Relief for Kansas storm Sufferers.

HIAwATHA, Kan, May 23.-The
Brown county commissioners appro-
priated $4,000 yesterday for the suf-
ferers by the tornado of Sunday.
Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28
MOST STUPENDoUS OF AMC3
MENT ENTERPRISES.

Tho Adam FOFepauRh and Sells Brothers
Great Aggregation.
(From the New Y ork Herald, November rs, 1851
Hutchinson gazette., 1896-05-28
GASOLINE EXPLOSION.
A Chicago Family Of Six Almost Ex-
termlnated--Four Killed.

8oEWIH"IeU EUuE AIIIou'
CHICAGO, May 25.-By the explosion
of gasoline stove on Townsend street
yesterday family of six were almost
exterminated. Four are dead and
fifth is SO badly burned that death is
almost certain. The names of the
dead are: Otto Malm, carpenter, 80
years old; Sima Malm, years old;
Hilya Malm, 6 years old, otto Malm,
ir., years old.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
WESTON.

r. Add. Hall. OF The Independent
was in attendance at the Phli4ippl con-
yention Wednesday.
"Lige" Simpson, VI. B. Ralston and
J B. Bennett returned Tuesday from
Addison.
Mr.. Hunter Bennett and two sisters
Misses Madge and Bertha, LETT Monday
for the Webster Springs.
Miss Lila Hursey, of Parkersburg, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs VIM. L. Huntington returned
Sunday last from Washington.
Attorneys Foster and Co,e, Sheriff
Harvey Hall and Editor J. NJ. Hayden
were noted figures at the Phillip con-
vention.
Attorney Corley, Of Sutton, was here
Thursday.
Attorney W ". BrannOn and family
left Thursday for Atlantic City.
Miss Meigs Jackson Of Parkers-
burg. returned home Friday after a
weeks visit with Miss Irene Kunsj.
Miss Fannie Lively Is visiting Mrs. J.
". Bonner, at Conference.-The.
Richard Farland. Of Clarksburg, was
the guest Of his aunt. Mrs. VIM. E. Ar
mold. the past few days.
An examination for Lewis county
teachers was conducted at the academy
two days the past week.
Myer Newberger. Of Parkersburg,
was a Bailey House guest Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee Peck, of Clarksburg. is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. King, on lower
Main street.
III. Arbuckle, son and daughter, Of
Way. were here Thursday. accompa-
MED by DR.. Wooster, en- route 70 Balt-
more. where an operation will be per-
formed on Mr.. Arbuckie's daughters
eyes.
Hon. R. F. Kidd, OF Chenille, was
here Wednesday.
On the account Of the illness Of Rev.
W. II. Burkhart, he did not return in
time to fulfill his regular appointment
this Sunday morning
Miss Lorraine Kes,er has been the
guest of Mrs. VI. 8. Bland.
Dr. J. S. Burde,te and wife left
Thursday for Charleston.
The Burns new building was former
" opened with a great ball given in
honor Of WesJ01's visitors.
Mrs. Phil. Greiner and children. Of
Fairmont, passed through here We'd
nesday.
Hon. J. 5. Hyer, CT Sutton, was here
Thursday.
J. \. Feckinger, Of Moncngah, was
here Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
NANNNGTON

Warrington, w. Va. August o.
Mrs. J. c. Dent and daughters, Misses
Georgia and Lena, OF Wheeling. arrived
on Tuesday and Will be the guests OF
friends for some time.
Miss Ola Amos. of Fairview, is the
guest Of relatives here this week.
Mrs. Harry Douds and Miss Matte
Newbrough are attending camp meeting
al Moundsvi.le over Sunday.
II. L. Burchinal, OF Colorado Springs,
IS the guest Of friends here this week.
Frank Supl5r has resigned his posi-
ton with o. y. k0en.
Miss Blanche K0en returned home
Tuesday after a weeks visit with friends
in Bridgeport and Wheeling.
Al. Hayes and wife left Tuesday FOR
Nj. Clemens, where they viii sp5nd g
few weeks.
Mrs. :. ". Mum is quite III at pres
ent. suffering from rheumatism.
Miss Lizzie Clayton left the last OF
thu week for Mountain Lake Park
Miss Cora Watkins left Tuesday for
her home at Ben,on's Ferry.
Misses Halle Weaver and Myrtle Tim
bin are visiting friends a MouIdsyi.la
this week.
Master Joe Edwards is quite III at his
home on High street
" e. Mari is very i'll with bilious
fever.
Mrs. Clark Rig6y and daughter, Miss
Mabel. are visiting friends al Beaver
Falls.
Miss Lena PrichaTd IS visiting her
grandmother at Moundsv.lle for f-@
weeks
Miss Della King. Of Pittsburg, IS the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Molly Wood
on Main street
Arlie and Harry Flowers were called
home BY the serious illness Of their faith
CT. Thomas Flowers.
y. 5. Beatty and son Harry returned
home from Keokuck. Iowa. Friday
where they have been spending tht
greater part of the summer.
Mrs. John Rodgers and little sons
who have been visiting here for some
time. left Monday morning for thell
home n Oil City, Pa.
Fred Beatty, who has been attending
school al OutI4.li 4ttu4 4--1 Aoi4- 4 J.
day.
Harry Woodward. who has been con
fined 10 his room with fever, is able q
be out.
Robr. Burt and Archie Burt left Fri
day evening for Mountain Lake Park z
spend a few days
DIT. 2. r. Warden is visiting friends
at NlddlebouTne this week.
Dave NcKain moved his family her
from Washington, Pa.
Last Thursday evening T. c. Mar
tins delivery team ran eff near The gar
bqge furnace. upsetting the wagon an'
throwing out the driver. Ed Hamilton
and Two small boys. The boys escape
without injury, bu, NJ. Hamilton va
bsfiv bruised up. not being able 10
duty behind the counters Friday. Tn
wagon was badly damaged, but th
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
WILLIAMSBURG.

Wrliamstown. ". Va, Aug. "a
number Of the young people Will attend
lawn fete az Mr.. Stephen Compton :
tonight. three miles above town.
/ Mrs. Chas. Bailey and children OF
/ Sia.crsyille. W. Va, are visiting Ie-d-
! tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bidd.e and daugh-
ter Virginia. of Parkersburg, and MISS
Jessie Temple. OF Cincinnati, o.. were
guests Of Miss Laura Biddle the past
week.
Mrs. Ed. Page is the guest OF Mrs.
VIII EEetson. a. ParkersbUrg.
Miss Matthews. of P.ttsOurg, is the
kues. of Mrs. Clark Leonard. on Co
mmbia avenue. Mrs Leonard will en-
.en-ain Saturday evening in honor Of
her guest
Mrs. W L. Davis returned home TO
Moundsvil'e Thursday.
Mrs. s. r. Lenkard and children, OF
Wheeling Island. were guests CT Mrs. j..
\. Lenkard the past week.
Mrs. Wallace Bruce will return 10 her
home in Missouri next week after a five
months visit with her mother, Mrs. j..
". Roe.
Mr.. Jas. Richards bought a lot Of
Cap. B. F. Hall and WI build on II a;
once.
Mrs. B. Sarber and children. Of Par
kersburg, have been visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hultz.
Mrs. Annie Piercy, of Sistersville,
and Mrs. Ne.tie Dut,on, of Macksburg.
O.. were guests Of Mrs. I. F. Pre,tyman
recently
Mr.. A. S. Richards has bought the
Bender property on R r. street, and
Will take possession September /.
Mrs Harrie, Flesher and Mrs Jas
Patterson went to Grape Island Friday
to attend the funeral Of Mrs Taylor
Mrs J9ln Hlz,erigg and Mrs. Fred
Bailey are on the sick list
Miss Ge0rgianna Hamilton and Mrs
7. 4. Lenkard leave on the steamer
keystone Safe Saturday. Miss Hamil-
ton fer her home az Pittsburg. and Mrs
Lenkard to attend camp-meeting at
MoundSville
Mrs Georgia and Tabitha Uhl are the
guests OF relatives at Parkersburg
Mrs. Archie Galbraith died Saturday
morning the 10Th. at O'Clock, after an
illness Of several weeks. Her remains
were taken 10 Vincent, O.. for burial.
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Steubenvile. o.. Aug. 22.-Mrs. G. y.
Riley and son Eugene are home from a
v,si. AZ Frankfort Springs. Roy and
Guy Yolton accompanied them here for
q visit.
Mrs. J. N. Barclay and daughter
Christine. have gone 70 Philadelphia,
be ng called there by the death @. 81
aunt Of the late j. VI. Barclay.
Miss Mae Burg0yne is home after q
SIX weeks visit with her brother in CO.
lumbus.
Mrs. ". B. Donaldson. Mrs. McEi-
downey. Mrs. Jennie 3. Irwin, Henry
Psrnan AMI wife and RCber. Barrett
are The se3sh0re visitors tbs week.
Misses Olive and Blanche Glrque-. Of
New Cumberland, are guests OF M-s-
Chas Bishop.
Nelson Miller. OF the High Schoo.
graduating class. Is booked i2r -e.A---
Stanford University.
There will De a tenn t'llTna-LeI c
here August %. o. IS. Wheeling pay
ers have entered. -.
on Wednesday evening al ne F-rst
Presbyterian church. Ia'e'e4! regrP-
-5o1 vas given 20 Rev Henry c. Hal
ioct q "son Of The church, who !eft
Tln-sdav for the Pacific coast 70 sail
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

Nj John Getty.
The Davis Cornet Band will leave
Sunday with Buckler's JOINT Stock Co,
making an extend q tour through the
South. We boas,ed Of one OF the best
bands Of the State, and consequently are
sorry TO part with it. -,
Rev. Upton viii preach his farewell
sermon before going to conference next
Sunday.
Messrs. H. A. Myers and c. o. STRIFE
by attended the sen? torial convention
al Romney Thursday
Registered al the various hotels the
past week were noticed: J. W. Mcfar,
land. Washington, Pa, John G. and
Thomss Luke. Piedmont, A. R. Camp
bell. Wheeling. J. H. Ross, Dubois, Pa
] V. and ]. E. Bell, Keyser w. Va.
Mr.. Alex. r. Campbell, Of Wheeling
addressed the Republicans Friday night
On the issues of the campaign.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
FATRNIONT.

F9irmont. W. Va. August 22.-Col.
John A. Peyton, Of Charleston. was here
this week. ,,
Mrs. ]. X. Mcdonald of M.ddleboro.
XIV. IS the guest Of her uncl5, Dr. ).
II. BroWnfield.
!, TO Boston. -.,..
The Catholics held a picnic recently
The following ouJ-of-town persons oe.nS
n1esent: John Flanagan, John PenI i
g8si and Mss Mary Murphy, Of Graf
ION. Misses Mollie aui Nellie Murphy,
Of Pennington. and Misses Anna and
Maggie Pendergast, Of Denvood.
LAME Shinn. sam Butcher John Ba--
- Fsrl smith. Odell Mckinney and
John Morgan are in Randolph county
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Meredith have re-
turned from visit &c Beverly.
The following Warrington ps'pie
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

have been in town this week: L. J..
Thomas. Howard lillian, Miss Pearl
Tetrick. Judge Charlton ana r. 5. At
fleck.
The following Fairmont people have
visited Warrington: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Reed, William Tracey and c. Pow
ell.
Miss Mollie Farrell, o. Wheeling, is the
guest Of Miss Sallia D5ysnney, IN west
Fairmont.
Barlow Bros minsrels open our OPP
era house next Wednesday evening.
The Us held picnic at CheswoCd
Park last Tuesday.
Thirty-fve Knights OF Pytnias ana
fifteen ladies left on the early tram mis-
Sunday morning for Cleveland.
Miss Ora Dent has returned from
Shinnston, where she has been WISHING
Miss Lottie Kelley left wednesday Ior
Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. Alexander is the guess OF friends
in Martins Ferry, o.
T. F.. Rowand, formerly Of this coun-
". now of Columbus, o., writes nome
that there are at least 1000 Republicans
in that city who will vote for Bryan.
Miss Villa Steele leaves Tuesday Tor
Baltimore, where she has accepted 4
position.
Miss May Hall and Master Bobbie Nc
Coy attended the annual NJ. r. employ
es' picnic al CheswoOd Park.
The following is partial list OF
strangers visiting here: Miss Mamie
Dorsey. OF Grafton; Mrs. Maggie Costel-
10. OF Uniontown: Miss Jean Hinton, OF
Petersburg, va; Miss Alice Thorn, OF
Clarksburg; Miss Georgia Forsyth OF
Wheeling: Squire Alexander and wife,
of Morgan;own; and Bud R.dgeiey, OF
Steubenville, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

Davis. w. Va. August 22-N.ss Ola
Holmes Lockwood o., Chattanooga,
Tenn. IS the guest OF friends ana re.c-
t.yeS To town.
Miss Elizabeth Flsgel Of Piedmont.
accompanied by Mss Elizabeth Winters.
Of Washington, IS the cues, OF Miss Ma
bel Myers.
An Interesting game Of base ball was
r-svef en- We11eSla y-Fa-S rs. Leans.
The Piedmont and Davis mines cross
G bats here las, Saturday. resulting II
G. decided v.c-Cry FOR Davis.
Candidate for prosecuting attorney,
vs.. C.. Cor,sy. was in town Thursday.
Misses Dove and Angelica Adams. of
s. Geo-es ere che guests Ct their SIS
Ter. Nlrs. q. @. S,reiby.
lIr Jos Pin T. Getty returned 70 his
home 81 P.edn0n. '1s, Tuesday after a
weeks vacation spsr- with his oro,he-,
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PALATINE.


Pa1atins w. Va. Angus, 22.-Rev. S.
] ID Tamblvu left Monday FOR CleveMnd,
where he viii be treated for his health.
Charles Wilson ana family. or Clarks-
/ burg. are visiting friends ana relalVeS
/ here.
III. Shields. of Clarksburg, was the
I guest OF his mother, Mrs. Evan Wilson'
last Sunday
Rev. II. p. Bowden is attending the
camp meeting az MOuDdsvlle.
Miss Anna Wilson. who has been yiS-
! i-ing frien Is az ROssJOwn, returned home
I Saturday.
Several Of our people attended the
railroad p.cinc a. ChesswOod Park sat
uriay.
Lawrence Henueu. Who was in Wheel
.ng the frs Of the week. has returned.
Miss Moliie Clayton. who has been
visiting friends here for some time, re-
uTuo 20 her home, in BuckhannoA,
ThUrs1a-.
Miss Mamie Leyelle, who has been
I visiting friends a. ColiaX, returned home
Tuesday
Alder, Le aorI and Lester Sw.ndler
went 20 Norgancowl on their wheels
Sunday.
Miss Hattie Chesrey lef, Tuesday 10
yisN friends in Cameron.
Mrs Ella Sa-erfel5. Who has been Ill
for some time. IS bet,er.
Miss Lizzie Morris, Of Ross.owr, IS
wishing friends in Mongolia county THIS
week
MISS Alice Gilbert. Of Dunbar. Pa,
who has been visiting friends here FOR
De past tee weeks. returned home Tues
Iav. she was accompanied by her sis
az. Mrs. L0-ti5 Ru5le.
Miss Bsbe Har'e en-. Who has been the
su-s of Mrs. Harry kissr lief, Tor
Smith own This week, where she VIII
ST, friends.
p. C. Scott sad wire, who have been
visiting friends IN Oakland, Md, for
some time reurnej 20 -heir home In
his place Sunday.
Albert Sample Of P.-.sburg. was Wis
idng his parents the frs Of the week.
Mrs. jennie Yates. wao has been sick
for some time. Is improving.
Rev. Is. =. Rodgers and wife returned
on lls- saturday from visit 10 friends
near Prun-yjovn.
George and Allen Rager, of this place.
lsf on las. SATURDAY for a Wis, 20 their
grandparents I'm Greensburg. Pa.
The lawn fe-e given at the ". T.
Church was quite q success financially,
and every one reported q good time
Mss Lucy Barnes returned Thursday
from Valley Falls. where she had been
visiting friends.
Mrs. A. *. Fraukinburg is getting be-
ter after an attack Of grip.
William Morgan, Who lives near town.
ana who has been sick for some time. is
getting better
Samuel Lambert and family left Sat
url.y for F5cerman. where they will
visit relatives for a few weeks.
Mrs Lester SWinJler spnt Saturday
ana Sunday in Norgon,cwn. The guest Of
her parents.
Misses Jessie Dick ana Darlie Walker
lad Mrs Ga~tia Jenkins were the guests
of friends -Car Winfield Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
NEMRURG.


NeviU-C ". Va. Aug or. Ho-
Uer Hl-sr Of New Freepcrt, Pa, s
the g- OF Mr. Geo. Lyons.
as Ra.aa Cor5ia, IS visiting friends
a- Fe--o-Ue1.
Kiss N.ta Stuck returned Thursday
-r-D visiting relatives q, Terra Alta.
MISS sadie Gibson. who has been The
charming Euest OF friends and re,a-
dives ='r Thursday for N0rg3n-0wn,
where she w'N visit friends.
c. II. f. Holy o, Grafton was in
Gown LAST Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hunter, o.. R1wlesburg, is
visiting Mrs. Sa".e PerreU.
Mr.. John A,cock, of Baltimore, Nd,
speD, Tuesday IS the CUES, Of lIr. Chas.
=. ELS.
Miss Bel and Mss Graham, of Graf
CON. were -la guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Graham last week.
Misses Ge--.1 Frazier and Estell5
HI-E.rs returned from AZ. Lake Park
Monday. where they spent q week.
Mrs Jessie Barb and Mr. and Mrs.
Wu Carpenter. OF Arden. W. Va, were
visiting Sir and Mrs r. W. Barb.
Ness-s. Thomas C. Frazier and Ar
.rm C-sy.9n rode over to Kingwo1i
saturday on their bicycles TO attend the
a1. game q, tha, place.
--. Marley. OF Grafton. was in town
las, Monday
lr. Ar-. Els. of MCnOng2h, was in
town 'as- Sunday and Monday. visiting
AIR. L. Fl. Ellis.
AIR. Frank Nececce sper. Sunday 81
home.
Misses O-ie and Lee Deck are y.s..-
my friends az Pruu-v-owr.
Mrs - T. p9s--r returned Saturday
s---r , v.,i. AZ Rerns-. W. Va.
M. r pr-,av ~ N9u15svi'le. Is
-r- -1es- ~ her sister. Airs. T. +. Ian
r1n
Dir. Gus Shafe-. Of Piedmont. was In
Gown ms. sunday.
Mr.. John Albright IS the CUES. of his
sen ar. David Albright.
Miss Bessie CLAYTON. one Of New
lu-s's bs-ss le.- for Nt Lake Park,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
PARKERSBURG.

Parke-sbu-g. ". Va, Aug. 22.-Niss
Francs Scrog.n leaves to-day for trip
TO Niagara Falls.
Miss Bessie McCord, Of Pi;tsburg,
who has been the pleasing guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. f. Hornsr for some time,
has returned 70 her home.
Miss Amy Summers. of Charleston. IS
in The city. the guest Of her brother,
George W. Summers. They Will leave
together for Niagara Falls to-day.
Miss Gerevieve Norton is visiting
her father n Cumberland, Nd
Mss Leila Myers, OF Lynchburg, Miss
Orsini L0wry's visitor. was the guest
Of honor on a delightful Yachting party
Tuesday evening. Supper was tempt
;ngiy served on BlennerhaSse.t Island.
The party was composed CT Miss Myers,
Miss Jul'ette Snodgrass. Miss Lowry,
Miss Bessie McC0rd. DR.. c. l.. Muhle-
man. Geo. ". Summers, B. 5. Pope, W.
T. Nelly and W T. Wiley. Jr
Col. and Mrs NrOCman are spending
several weeks az Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. Mamie Ra.hbone expects 10
l-ave for Chicago next week, 20 reside
permanently with her son. Monroe,
who Is there in the employ of the stan
dard or Company. Her many warm
friends regret TO see her leave.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson spent
day NJ this week in Wheeling.
T. ". Carr, Of Charleston, was
among the prominent arrivals IN our
c..y during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Archbo'd are n
the East.
Miss Lillian Ruddick, Of Boston, IS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. \. X. Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Gilkerson left 4
few days ago fer q visit a. their old
home N Virginia
General and Mrs. T. y. Spi,man' 5
guest. Miss Mamie Spilman, has re-
.urned 10 her home IN Warren,on, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Spence or
Charleston. spent a few days with Nj.
T. %. woodward and fam ", on their
way home from Wheeling.
Rev. J. G.. Hammer, of Lsavington. y.
T.. is spending q short vacation among
his friends here. He was formerly
r-s.or Of The Presbyterian church here,
which pulpit he filed on last Sunday.
He was greeted by a large congrega-
zion
NJ W v VsDWinkle is away on d
n ~ vacation. He Will attend the
,ra--frr NJ The American Bar Associa-
80, =. Sa~st--3. N5presentiug the W.
Y, Rar Association. Of which he Is q
,.iss D~ssira7-.
w. TsDDta Sutton Of Washington.
n - = visiting her father and sisters
- IS
w. mia Conlsv. who has been VS.
f--ro a. T{sge-s-Own. Nd. Asbury Park
ans Va~rs-svi'le Pa. for the past
- ~s-,,rre4 home Monday night
- p,~~ia Ru~cSa and sister. Mrs.
- ~r~j..is s~-sve9 home last n 'eht
- -.--.-.s saw a+ Asburv park.
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NEW MARTINSVILLE.

New Martinsvills, o., August 22.-Col.
Jacob Kooniz left Sunday on the steam
er Virginia for Point Pleasant, where ne
goes a few days on business.
Hon. P. A. ShanOr, CT S!stersvll!e.
was IN our city Wednesday on legal Dus-
iness.
Miss Dasia McIntire and George
Bridgman are attending the teachers IN
stiute at MiddlebourHs.
The Republicans OF the Wstzel-Iyler
delegate district are holding conYen-
ton here to-day. From the best infor-
nation obtalnable, It looks favorable LOT
P. A. Shanor, a lawyer OF SlstersYlILe,
10 get the nomination.
Miss Lillian Eakin is the guest OF
friends at S.stersville.
Miss Nellie Shary will attend camp
meeting at Moundsyille tomorrow.
The TWO Misses Wilson, OF wheeling,
are the guests OF Misses Mary and VIVA
Bur,iHgame.
Miss Minnie Barack who mas been
the GU ST Of her uncle, c. ". Barrack,
returned 10 her home at Burton the hrst
of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Lentz and sister Jennie
spent a few days with relatives IN Iyler
county this week.
There are 100 Italians now working
on The short line railroad near town.
Thursday the Proctor baseball. cup
PLAYED New MayJinsviile on tn 1a.r
grounds. Lewis Cooke. of Bridgeport
umpiIed the game. The Proctor boys
did but little good. The Moore Dcys' az
ter playing two hours began kicking
and the umpire decided the game to
in favor of New MarJinsv.lle. The
gate receipts net,ed the boys a nice sum
of money. New Marlnsville will play
Darlington to-day
The Jr. O. L. a. NJ held reunion here
Tuesday. Col +. H. Freer, OF Harris
Vile and Hon. p. 4. Shanor, y. {. OF
the order. were the orators OF the day.
\ large wigwam on the South Side was
well filed with msmbers OF the order
and other visitors.
Rev. C. ". Conley, OF Ohio, is visit
ing his brother, J. a. Coniey, oil the
South Side.
Miss Mary Burlingame entertained
number Of her young friends Monday
evening. 49,.
Mr.. B. B. Muhleman and Miss Edith
Dietrich. of Hannibal. Ohio, were guests
of Miss Jess McEldowney Sunday even
ing. ,n.
Pittsburg. are visiting Miss Kapel, OF the
South Side.
day in town.
Miss Emma Naegel. CT Wheeling, IS
the guest of Mrs. John Conley OF the
South Side.
Big" John Smith, a well-known oil
man. has returned after three weeks
tour in the OIL fields.
John Denny and John Bondi and
their best girls took short trip on the
Virginia Thursday evening.
The following named ladies attended
q meeting Of the P. Z. Church Aid ooci-
siv 31 Sis-ersvile Wednesday: Mrs.
Sen. w MEG. and s Bruce Hall. Miss
T,ettie Pembcrton. Mrs Robert P5mber-
ton. Mrs. B. T. Bowen, Mrs. Theo. Horn
brook. Mrs. George. Curtis, Mrs. J. W.
Newman. Mrs. GeoSe Martin. Mrs. S.
r. Martin and Mrs. VIII Ankrom. Mrs:
lie. Frame entertained the members Oh
the society. ,..
Miss Mary Martin and S. R. Martin
have returned from a visit 10 Atlantic
City.
Miss Della Miller, of Wheeling, is
the guest o. Miss Hannah Bishop, oil
Maple avenue.
Nr. and Mrs. John Slender hsye re-
turned from Terra Alta, where they
scent a few days regaining health.
The Populists held their We5zei-Iy-
Ter delegate convention Thursday and
nominated Charley Anderson Tor the
LEGISLATURE.