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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-02

Wolf Bros, the largest wholesale
dry goods house in Arkansas, failed
last Saturday night. Their liabili-
ties are over $500, 900; nomin al assets
$475, 900. They owed Claffiin d Co.,
of New York $4,000. Slow sales
and slow collections forced them to
the wall.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-02

MARIE CORELLI, the famous au-
thor, is very indignant over news
paper report that she rides wheel.
She entirely abhors bicycie-riding
for women, and expresses herself
rather forcibly as follows "Men
look sufficiently hideous and un-
dignified on bicycle, and women
are worse than hideous, they are i'm
modest. The poets ideal of ex-
quisite womanhood is utterly de-
stroyed by the sight of these per-
spring, red-faced, lank-eyed OBJ
jects, working their legs tread-mill
fashion, in mere blatant feminine
vulgarities."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-02

Two banks failed in Kansas this
week. No cause is assigned other
than the gradual shrinkage of busi-
ness.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-02

EX-SENATOR INGALLS, has noti-
fed the National Republican Com
mittee that he would not leave Kan
sas to make speeches for the Nation
al ticket in Ohio. Ingalls, has his
heart set on the Senate, and is
speaking for himself. He has no
time to waste on Mckinley.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-02
NEWS AND COMMENT.

Now for Constitutional Conven-
tion.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-02

The Yale College students dis
graced themselves and their vener-
able institution last Thursday when
they undertook to break up Mr..
Bryan's speaking. Mr., Bryan gave
them a mild rebuke, when he told
them that he had been so used to
talking to young men who had
earned their own living, that he
hardly knew what language to use
in addressing those who desired to
be known, not as the creators of
wealth, but as the distributors of
wealth which somebody else created.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-02

Mr.. GLADSTONE addressed great
meeting at Liverpool last week on
the Turkish situation. He says the
time has come when England must
do her christian duty, regardless of
every other European power. He
declared the right of England to
coerce Turkey, but ridiculed the
idea that state Of war would be the
consequence of England acting
in giving an ultimatum to the Porte.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-02

JOHN BOYD THACHER has de-
clined to accept the Democratic
nomination for Governor of New
York. John Boyd is gold bug, and
the State platform is ringing en-
dorsement of the Chicago platform |;
consequently John Boyd does not
think that he can consistently &C.
cept. But the truth is, the Demo-
cratic sentiment for the free COIN
age of silver was entirely too hot for
that sort of an arrangement.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
WESTON.

Weston. W. Va, August 1.-As the
Sunday Register is the only paper print
ed and received here the same morn
ing (s0me Sundays a copy being at =
T-emiuml II is fas, becoming in this Sec
zion the paper for and of the people,
which all goes to show that the Regis
ter's efforts in making their Sunday edi-
ton. a par if nos above the average Of
other Sunday editions received here on
Mondays ana Tuesdays.
The ball given by Assistant Cashier
Walter A. Edwards and wire Friday
night YVES the ball of the season.
The young lady visitors from Clarks-
burg did Weston great honor by their
presence the past week
Quite q number Of dances have been
announced for the coming week.
BranEon Bennett has his right eye al
ways looking towards Court street.
Daya Undertakes many friends were
Lad TO see him so much improved upon
h5s return Tuesday last from Addison.
The Weston folks at Addison report
having @ grand time rus,ic2ting among
the mountains.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bennett. who sailed WedneAlay FOR Eu
rope. will be quite anxious until they
hear of their safe arrival ION the other
shore
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
WEST LIBERTY.

West Liberty, w. Va, July Mrs.
Charles Jerome and family, CT Pitts
burg. and Mrs. Rev. Trussal and daugh-
ter, of New York, are spending August
with their mother, Mrs. Curtis.
Rev and Mrs. BARR have returned 10
their home in Fa.rmont ai,er visit
w.,h Rev. Carver and family.
Miss Esther Finley GAS returned TO
her country home.
Miss Bird Curtis will return from
Washington, D. c., this week, after d
months visit.
The former faculty Of the State Nor
nal are retained for the coming year
The teachers Of the public school have
not been appointed.
Miss Laura Young. having finished
her music class in Ciaysyille, will go to
The mountains this week for a months
sojoNn.
Miss Addie Gardner leaves for a six
weeks visit to East End, Pfts6urg. This
week.
The gypsies camqed along Short
Creek We're obliged to run for the hill
Thursday during the big rain.
Mss Ty,ock, a recent graduaet of a
nurses training school. Who has been
spending The summer with her brother
Rev. Ty,ock, lei, Friday to take posi-
ton.
Eugene McKibHen and family are
visiting Mrs. McK3bbens parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Biggs.
Mrs. Brown has visitors from Pitts
burg.
The Younger Set" attended party
az Hervey's Tuesday night.
The Presbyterian Church will have
no service during part of tbs month,
Rev. Carver end family are going 70 his
fathers in Cumberland Valley for their
vacation.
We noticed George AicCammon and
Pearce Coen. of West Alexander, in
town this week.
Miss Purcell, of California, is visit
ing George Mccoy. near town.
MIR. Pfarr, Of Pennsylvania, has NOV
ed into the John Shorts property.
The architects plans for the new
normal building are here now for eX-
animation. Contractors are here daily
from different places TO see them.
James Faris and family will move
into the Doyle house next week.
Miss Mary McConn is visiting in West
Alexander. She goes to Shepherds
town in September as teacher in the
Normal.
Rev. Lakins is entertaining visitors
from Ohio.
POgues. near Potomac. had five horses
struck by lightning. One was instant
" killed, the others severely shocked.
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en- out. and the store &C Mr.. Stephens
was washed away. The building anu
its contens were oil lost.
At the election held in this city on
Tuesday. there were only 322 votes cast,
Of which 266 were for ratification anu 56
for rejection of the ordinance approprl-
ating ten thousand dollars for the pur-
pos. Of repairing the water plant.
The next question the voters of Har-
risen county viii be called on TO. settle
viii De whether ii Will subscribe $4,000
stock 10 lha Short Line Railroad.
The stone house known as the Loun-
des homestead is being TORN down, and
upon its site Mr.. r. r. Loundes will
erect a business building.
Major lee Raymond, Mrs. Raymond.
Mrs Myra Camden and Mrs. Mary Golf
are visiting at Addison.
John Dunn, ESD, cf New York, IS the
guest of his parents in ms city
Mrs. c. w. LIST, of Wheeling, is Wis
Ting Mr.. and Mrs. John Basel, her
parents.
Major R. S. Gardner is back from
Webster Springs.
Among others who are visiting in the
city are: J. P. O'Connor of S.. Lou.s;
J. n. Linn, O. Kansas; A. J. Yoke, CT
Grafton: G. r. Hyer, Of Sutton G. e.
Taft of Philippi.
On Thursday Hen Louis Bennett and
VIE passed through This city on their
way TO Europe
Rev. G A. Doyle is in Pittsburg.
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CLARINGTN.

Darlington. Ohio. August Geo.
Stewart. Of Re3lsville. O.. spent this
week with relatives and friends here.
Charles Kuehlborne, CT Wheeling. is
spending q few days here with his
mother.
r. W. Walton. Of Columbus. O., re-
turned home this week from visit 10
friends here.
i. ID. Trembly and family, Of Sewick-
ley. Pa. spel, this week here VIII Mrs.
Tr5m5ly's mother, Mrs. Henry Haber-
mehL
The commissioners were here this
week viewing the wrecked bridges from
the late rains 10 have chem repaired.
Mrs. J. K. Potts and children return
ell home tbs week from a visit to rela-
tives az Texas, o.. and New ~ tins
Vile. W. Va.
Mrs. Kate Nesserly is the CUES, CT
friends al Buck Hill Bottom. 0.
Miss Mary May. OF New Matamoras,
is the guest of relatives here.
-hn Habermehi and daughter, Mary.
O. .tsburg. are visiting relatives here
and n The country.
Mrs. J. \. Z0rn, OF Wheeling. return
ed home this week after spending a few
weeks here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kimple. She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Miss Linda
lNmp,e
Mrs. Mary Rea and daughter, Matte,
returned home this week from Visit
to relatives at Alliance, o.
Mrs. Rachael Ru,ter. Of PittsDrrg, S
the guest of relatives here.
Mrs. Maud Martin. of Wheeling IS
visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Lucille Smith. Of Pittsburg, S
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Henry
HabermehL .
The remains of Wesley b. Hurd. OF
Pi-ts5urg. were brought down on the
Pen Fur Friday. Interment took place
in Clariugton cemetery Friday after
noon.
The steamer Jewel will make an ex-
curs.on to Moundsv.lle Friday evening,
Angus. 7th. to enable people to attend
sho can-q-a "JeDhthah, and His Daugh-
ire" The boat VIII leave here at $50
p. m. ,,--,,,--
n returned nome to-day after spending
a few weeks here with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. II. Urpman. Mrs. Urpman
ece3mran.ed her mother as far as
Nheeling.
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SARDIS.

=
Sardis, O.. August I.--Ars' DehiiIs
Mozena, of Martins Ferry, was me
guest of friends IN town wednesday
evening. go, 49,
Miss Gertie Burley' OF MoQndsvlA e. Is
the guest OF me Misses C@moie' O. 0''i-
dis. Ills week ...-
l., ~ ' 70. lts, n,S...e d business ZIP
~ ISL, Ne. u u. ,7 r,or1 am
IN Sin; IN. ''I n,i ~, 80,
nus io 80 - ., i's''i'a' ~,
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NJ. - . I'm i''y -. &C 60 Pc pac.o or5
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80. -. ~ , 49, was
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FAIRNONT.

Fairmont, ". Va. July Col. c. L.
Smith returned Friday from Wheeling.
Hon. Isaac c. Raiphsnyder was IN
this city Thursday.
Hon. Rober, Lowe, Of Eldora, was
in town last Thursday.
Mrs. J. a. Clark is Inc guest OF friends
in Mountain Lake Park.
DR.. D. d. L. Yost left Wednesday for
a visi, to indianapolis, Ind.
c. E. Wells, Of Glover's Gap, was IN
town Thursday.
Mrs. Monteila Smith IS the guest Of
friends in Virginia.
Miss Aggie Cline. of Wheeling, Is
the guest Of Miss Minnie Engel.
Harry &. Linn. q well-know1 attor-
ney of this city. died last Thursday at
Cheat River, where he had been for the
last ten days, hoping TO improve his
health.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02

Steubenville o., August Mrs.
Martha Abrams and daughter Lou are
visiting in Cleveland.
Mrs. George Schellart and Mrs. Mar
kle are home from a sojourn in the
mountains OF Pennsylvania.
Miss Edna Gibson. Of Sharpsburg. is
a CUES. of c. J. Mcconnell and family.
W. r E. Elliott is home from a visit
to Chicago.
Mrs. Jacob George, Mrs. Keifer and
Miss Helen McElcannCn have gone to
Atlantic City.
W. H. Mellinger and wife have gone
to Lancaster, Pa. called there by the
death of Mr.. Mellinger's mother.
Mrs. william Alexander entertained
friends at drive whist on Thursday
Twenty couples were her guests.
The announcement has been made Of
the engagement Of Mss Edith Batchel-
or 10 Mr.. Frank Howard Baillie, Of
Prtsburg. The wedding is to be a
quiet one. and will be performed next
month.
Misses May Qu.rk and Edna Owes
ney. of Dennison, are visiting Mrs. Jas.
Maley.
Mrs. J. F. Mokate has returned from
Chicago, where she was called by the
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PIEDMONT

piedmont W. VA. Auz. Miss Mol
l,s lr-rowr Is visiting at Nsrt:nsburg.
Nr- 9 O. R'ctlcy lee. This week for
phu -, lii.
MSS Aana F-.us. Cf Raltmore. is
iA9 gues- of Mrs. Gas Helms.
Ms Nan Ettrrr. 81 R-l more. IS
sp~rd.pg few Ccvs here with her par
EMS.
Miss Fannie Dixon. cs Homecoming, IS
visiting Mrs. Wu. Simmons.
MS Anne A0olr-sa Of Washington,
is v.sf..rz tho Misses K'llcw.
Miss F~ences Fu,tc1s.ein. Of Wheel
;ng -1a guest cf Miss Hattie Kline.
Miss Noble Lcckhead, C, Baltimore,
&c ,.is'-fro here
1rrs Trs r pierce and two cAild-
rem o., VISITING I'm washington county.
Nfd
Mr. T, Whitman IS sick.
Mss lIor-e TAYLOR of Fe-e,sburC. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. c. !. Wing
man
Mss 0,~-.a Val-1n is o KiagwoCj.
Hon. W. T.. Brown. CT Kiugwood. was
,r own Yesterday.
Prcf. G. II. Hahn and VIE are at At
lan.fc CIV
Miss Cleria Low;ter has returned
home to salem.
Mr.. Prr.ck Ice. cr me Pit-sburg
Press. wife and children. are visiting
Mrs. Thomas Nav.a.
Mn, F-'z7hl.a Neidcr ard Mss Kate
De.sr.Ibore. Of Ti..in0ce. are guests Of
Mrs. Mary Cannon
lfs.c~ J. p. Williams. Councilman
lanes r.. Trg,-r and Ness7s. J. c..
rreIirek and ID. E. Heslllit. attended
the Republican state Convention.
There we're les Pielm0nters JoOk in
the Harrer's Ferry excursion Thurs
day.
The members Of tie cycle club went
~ Burlington SUNDAY. Several tires
were puncure1 with q knife while they
were attending services at Rilgevi!le.
,The BOYS are hot over such treatment.
The remains Of Archie Ayers. Of Bar
rom lr1 were Inferred here Thursday.
Abor5 ssventv-fve persons from here
,tten.7s.i t1r Cburca dedication az RiGre-
,-,-rs 1as- Srr1av
Mr. + e. Wa and Mss Isabella NJ.
,-lsssfr we're married last Sunday.
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BENW7COD.

Robert Sherry, Of this city, IS guest
of friends IN WO0dSfie.d, o.
Mrs. A. J. Rainehart and daughter,
Lulu. of Cameron, were calling on
friends here.
John Ahrons. from New York City,
was n town the past week on business.
Miss Ella Martin IS visiting relatives
al Nj. Lake Park.
Nile Turner, from BraddOck, Pa, Is
here on a visit.
Miss Cora Edwards entertained some
friends Thursday evening at her home
on Water street
Miss Rosie jenkins is spending a few
weeks With her cousin, Miss Nam e
Jenkins.
The Marshall County Teachers In
stitute will open Monday. The teach
ers from this place will attend.
Miss Bertha Glass, charming young
lady from Erie, Pa, is visiting Mrs.
George KimptOn on Water street.
Mrs. A. Fox was the guest of aer
daughter, Mrs. John Bridgeman, OF
New Martinsy.lle, the past week.
Mrs. NJ. Brown was called to Cleve-
land o., by the death Of her father.
Miss Laura Riddle is spending a few
Eays with friends at Bakers Ridge.
Mss Maggie Bararett entertained a
party of her friends Wednesday even
ing in honor Of her cousin, Miss Annie
Duley. Of Newark, 0. The guests were
entertained n a delightful manner.
The hours were wh.led away very
pleasantly in dancing and kindred d.
versions. Music by The Mandolin and
Guitar Club.
Miss ANNE McCabe has arrived home
from Cleveland, o., after pleasant
visit with her sister
Mr. Jessie Kimpton, the popular tick
ct agent at the Ohio RIVER depot, was in
Ohio the past week on business.
Mrs. NJ. S,egm3n and family, OF
Homestead, Pa, are visiting her par
ents.
The Switchmen's Union gave a picnic
at Wagoner's Grove, in McMechen, last
night.
Marshall Frank P0rterfeld, ST., has
taken a trip to Atlantic C.;y.
Miss Fannie Dyke. an accomplished
young lady of Piedmont is visiting the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Kearns.
Mr. Ed St.pes let Wednesday IN his
home in Toledo, o.. to be gone for sew
eral days.
Miss Ella Gately and her friend, Miss
Ella Murray, spent the day with their
friend, Miss Alice Murray, Of Bellaire.
William Hall and J. p. Barger have
returned from Cannallaton, Pa.
Miss Dora Clover was the guest Of
NIanning,on friends for a few weeks
Rev. j. 5. Robinson and wife are Wis
ting relatives at Grafton.
Regular services Sunday at the NJ. r..
Church Rev. Charles carp VII con-
duct the morning services.
Mss Ella Mahlaon, Of Elmira, O., IS
visiting Miss Eva Peabody.
Miss Ne,tie Whitesides and mother,
who had been on a visit to relatives in
Baltimore, arrived home yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Smith. accompanied
by her friend, Miss Cora Edwards. are
spending a few weeks with Moundsyiile
friends.
Mrs. John Jenkins and daughter have
returned from Powell Station after a
few weeks visit.
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HEIGf80RHOOl.
Wat RsS Been Going On in Nearby
Towns.
Social Affairs, Happenings And
Events ofLocal Interest Gather
ed By Register Reporters
Readable Resume OF
the News.
PARKERSBURG.

Parkersburg. W. Va. July 1.-Mr- >.
II. kasley. oi Wneelns, was q" O'''
city to-day.
Mrs. A. R. He.drich. Of Marietta, Is
spending a few days Win her p-'' o--'s'
Col and Mrs. G.. w. Iasgap'-
e. laird. who attended tne sol,ool
o. mines in Golden. Col. mas art-' "~
home 20 spend his summer N3c",- Lon
Miss Flora Richardson, q p-5'7-'
young lady OF Ma,3moras. ~, IS Il -"11'
Of Col G.. W. Tagg3r, and VIE.
Misses E. Z. Fullerton and MISS
Wat-e, who have spend the pas nlou.1
at Webster Springs, are expected nome
this evening.
Capt. W. ]. Robinson, OF The ONO
River Railroad. is spending MS ''o~-
ton at Camb~i6gebJrO, Pa.
W.u Kel'ar has ,et, on an eX, nd7I
trip 20 k.lautic CRY, New YORK anu
otheT Eastern points .,,
" Mrs. f. w. Warwick and caliaFeh'
who have been visiting at Elh-ns l3I d
short time, arrived home las- e'e"-lls-
The Rev r. b. smith IS al nome -el
an extended visit % Chicago ana J,AvI
Northwestern points.
Miss GemmiI. who has been me
charming guest Of Mss Mary MU'u2'-
for some time. has returned 10 AeT
home in Pennsylva1.a.
Miss Mary LOpe has returned 10 heF
home In WTIikesoarre. Pa. after q very
pleasant visit 30 ,ue nome "a MI '--''
Mrs. c. II. ShatJuck
Miss Margaret F0.en IS Nlsl-u7 MISS
blanche Wells. of Sis-ers'iue'
Mrs. J. r. wilkinson and chiloFen are
visiting Mrs. W.lk'uscu's mJtaer' MIS-
Kelly, at Ravenswood.
Mrs. A. II. Thorpe left Tuesday LOT
Buffalo. y. Y. to join her daughter, VINO
has been visiting -here for some TIME,
Miss Edna Root. %, Athens, is speno-
ing a short time with Mss O"Io.S u
Turner. ,-
Mrs. BradenbaUgh, lccompan-5~ oy
her daughter. Elizabeth. and her son.
Frank. left Tuesday for C0pon SPRINGS
in Hampshire county, TO sPeno 7'l'7
time. IT,.
Governor w. A. MacCorkle ana Hon.
Holly G.. Armstrong, Or Jackson y, d.
we've among the prominent arrivals III
our city during the week.
DR.. Henry Renuer and we leu
Tuesday for As5ury Park. \. j., 70
srsnd a couple Of weeks, after when
thew VIII go TO Wilmington, Del, Tor
several weeks more. Dr. RenneF 5
father accompanied him to Whining
ton. -.
A very pleasan, dance was given oy
-he Younger members of society at
Progress Hall. Monday evening, IN non
or of several young lady visitors
Those present Were Misses L'3-sy
Wood. of Norgantown; Edna Root OF
A4hens: Mabel Hoffman, or Day ,1h'
0Yss Spi,mau, OF Warrenton, Va; car
olv0 Turner. Mabel Nash, Gertrude
- Birdie Baker2 .o-a Gould Hen
49, Shrewsbury, and MtssrS. r. d.
S.ewart. of Martinsburs; ID. b. h-nca'd'
~ C-af.on: Ed Follc-t, Mr.. Sn'Hen..
Hsrbert Minshau and Eugene West oil
Marietta: Mr.. Ford OF New ore =
+ Cerwig. Cameron Mcclure, w. S'ahI-
man LrIe Jarvis, Curtis Nlla'm5'
Frsrk woodward Talbot HitesaeN, RI
II Moss Jr. and others.
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STrPIDLTY OF MEN.

Jack paid me last night the COM
pl:ment | have always coveted" re-
marked Maude, ccmplacentiy, as she
s.raightened her necktie. He said my
clothes always suited me and were
chosen with exquisite taste; that they
seemed a part Of myself.
How lovely! What did you say to
bim?"
.ltoid h. m it was not my fault If they
Gid not suit me. for I had four sisters
to borrow from and that always work
ed hard enough in selecting from their
gowns something thar should suit both
myself and the occasion. He seemed
amused. though. when I told him and
l wished | hadn't. Men are so stupid.
New York World
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02

MANY a nervous woman sits up all The
n:rh. and tries 10 -cad herself sleepy. N,re
10 one she don't accomplish her purpose.
Nine TO one, she gets more and more ner-
vous. The slightest sound strikes terror 10
her heart The dark corners OF the room
contain a thousand rights. She doesn
know what she il AFRAID Of but She IS atraiQ,
actually. honestly rervouSly, ahJect!y afraid.
Healthy women are not towards II wo-
man j. nervous and sleepless aud afraid of
the rustic OF her own dress, there Is some
thing the matter with her. The most deh
cate nerves in her body are set on eoge by
u,eskress OF disease Niue-tenths OF the
..,--ousness. irritability and bad temper IN
u.o,,e,i IS merely a symptom of III health
=, LeaitL - .l-e delicate and sensitive or
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the body IN a worse condition than II was
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ton will do il. Il las cured tens OF thou
saYls Of cases Of female weakness and neI-
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tbese iualadies Il cannot do harm in any
r5ndi,ion OF the system. It's sales exceed
n, combined sales of al other medicines
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The story Of its discovery and It's
wonderful success is told III one part Of
Doctor Pierce great thousand page book
Common Sense Medical Adviser. - which
will be sent free on receipt OF p one-cei:'
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Two Kentucky Sketches.
BY R. q. COLLIER.


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trubble. But Tenn
ter the man WIN, e.
Want YUM ~
Yes that wac his Grim
"Pcdner, I'm k" r.
KID didn't parade a.
lions much | guess tr
boy Wuz all right. A
sent Martin word tle g-
hey his life thuh fusj
this ar way, and he loved.
me take tub thuh @1
knew the balance. tn
tell thuh ole woman
ycnged, an I'd ak Fua
twan't fer thUh prSn,-
objections tuh my le.rn
had none and tac oil
goodbye. The next tm. I,-.
in the court room aft.r bis
Stranger" he said
Of humor. come over -ol
with me-"
/ went.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
BURLINGTON.

DON P. O.. August 1.-Tha Dor drum
corps have received their instruments
end are getting ready for the Presiden-
jial campaign.
Miss Lena Vucl,uck has returned
home from q weeks visit with friends
near Pine VALLEY
The storm on Thursday morning
caused great DAMAGE 10 farmers and
market gardeners IN This vicinity.
The Don Canning Co. expect TO start
20 put uD tomotoe the coming week.
The prosrec-s ara rot they will be
working right end dNv very soon.
Mrs. Frank Dennis 'eft Saturday,
morning to spend several days visiting
Steubenyi,le i,i5rls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
CLARKSBURG.

Cl2rEsburg. ". Va. August THE
now E3pts, Church VIII b7 dedicated
tomorrow. The sermon IS 10 he preach
"a by Rev. I. C.. Dargon. Of Louisville.
X. The chu-E IS q magnificent e5i-
flee and the fines, in the CIV.
The rain Of Thursday was the sever
est storm ever visiting This city. The
wind was very b 'gh. houses were unroof-
Ell. signs blown down and trees torn
mp by the roots. The damage done by
the water cannot be -.mated. and al
most every road in the county has wash
outs along them. At Sycamore Dale
.he bridge over DavisS0n's run was TAX