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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-03
FAIR5IONT

Fairmont. w. Va, May Mrs. 4.
B. Fleming is the guest Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Edward Ward at Charleston.
Miss Nellie Donnally OF Mt. Morris,
Pa. is here the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
T w Baydson.
Curt Fleming is home from trip TO
Colorado.
Mr.. NJ. A. JOliff was at Pittsburg on
business several days the past week
Cashier Sprigg Sands, Of Clarksburg
was here this week.
Work on the new NJ. p. church on
Monroe street is going steadily on.
Sir knights +. E. Baldwin and John
Zorn. OF Wheeling. attended the ban
Quet given by Col c. l.. Skinner Sat
urday evening April 18th.
Mr.. II. c. Burdette returned Thurs
day from Marjinsburg where he was
called by the death Of his father.
John S. Hamilton was at Wheeling
on business Wednesday.
Chief Of Police Thomas Bennett and
officer Ingram Of Wheeling. were here
on business the past week.
Mrs. w. F Nuzum was called to
Parkersburg Tuesday by the serious i'll
ness OF her mother.
Mr.. F. W. Banner. Of Wheeling. was
here this week making arrangements
10 open his new branch store in the Hall
Block.
Col. Geo. W. Balm. of Kentucky,
lectures at the Normal Auditorium next
Thursday evening.
Crusade Commandery of this place
and several members Of Wheeling Com
manderies were the guests of Col c. L..
skinner at the T. r. Watson last Sat
urday evening. The banquet was uT
TO Mr.. SINNERS usual standard
pieces Of appropriate designs.
A new Council Of Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
was instituted az Reevesville last even
ing by Col. W. H. Brand. assisted by
members Of Queen City Council of this
place.
Dr.. W. s. Hall is spending a few
weeks at Webster Springs for the bene-
iii Of his health.
r. & O. Agent viii Neshitt. OF Cam
cron, was here on business this week.
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont. W. Va. May miss Kate
Reilly left this week for Baltimore,
where she expects 10 reside.
Mrs Harry Boggs was called to Bal
timore by the illness CT her sister.
DR.. and Mrs. Stewart, of Snow Hill,
Pa. are guests of Mrs. DR.. j. B. Miller
Miss Annie Ault has accepted lu-
cratiye position al. Parkersburg.
Prof. c. +. Hahn and wife were
called to Philadelphia by the serious i'll
ness of the formers father.
The members Of the Mystic Chain
will pay a fraternal visit this evening
to Col. r. W. Rose, OF the Piedmont
Herald, who is State Treasurer OF that
order
Nr. VIM. T. Jameson and family
will leave next week for Mt. Lake PARK,
where they Will spend the summer.
Rev. c. F. Moore will occupy their
residence during their absence.
Report says several persons mad their
pockets picked while Attending lualc
Bits shOr at Cumberland.
Rev. c. Forrest Moore. pastor of the
VI. T.. Church South, has accepted an
invitation 10 preach the commencement
sermon at the Randolph-Macon College
ct Ashland. Va, June nth.
Prof. A. W. Hawks, humorist, OF
Baltimore. will deliver his lecture,
Sunshine" in the Piedmont Opera
House. May 18th, for the benefit OF the
NJ E. Church.
The annual meeting of the Piedmont
Auxiliary Bible Society will be held in
the Presbyterian church Sunday night.
Rev. c. Forrest Moore was given a
royal reception by his congregation
Wednesday night. Songs were sung,
speeches made and tempting viands ate.
Mr.. j. T. Flanagan and Miss Lizzie
Grant were married in the Catholic
church April 2Sth.
Mr.. James Maher. aged 10 years, died
of heart trouble Tuesday.
The Republican primary elected
Messrs. J. \. Moody, w. E. Heskett,
]. +. Harrison. w. H. Fredlock, J. H.
Dunk. E. HUH, P. Mullen, F. S. Motto
r. w. Paxton. J. II. Stewart, d. +.
billiard. and VIM Kent delegates 10
the Clarksburg and Grafton conven-
tiOnS.
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TIE OIL METROPOLIS.
A Breezy Letter of Personals and Newsy
Notes from Sistersyilie.

n
Notes from Sistersvilie.
sIsTERSVILLE, w. VA, May 2-Since
spring has opened up in all its magniil-
cence the hustle of the heavily laueh
wagons going backward and forward is
on the increase and the oil developers are
making hay while the sun shines; getting
| into place all the machinery necessary lor
] the quick sinking of the numberless wells
which they have been locating during 'he
winter The territory which Will be de-
| veloped this spring IS vast.
Since the weather has broken, the peo-
I pie have petitloned for the paving or some
more of the principal streets and alleys
Their petition was granted and the re-
! corder has advertised for bids for the I'M
provement of Wells, Charles, Brown Betty,
] Diamond and Hill. Ii seems very strange
| that the most used street remains UNI
paved. That is the one leading from the
| depot and which is rarely seen without
| conveyance upon it. Last winter THIS
street was nearly impossible, many wag-
ons sinking hub deep in the mud in places.
This street should be given consideration
! by all means.
| growth of the bushes at the postoffice has
| made an enlargement much needed, and on
| July our postotfice will be raised TO the
second class. The postmaster will get a
snug increase. $2,OC0 per annum, and an
| other assistant, making four in all. The
| present force is compoed of Misses Mes
| bitt, Graham and Smulen, who are as
| genial 10 the many patrons as any to be
| found. Miss Carrie Devore, who has been
| doing extra work, Will no doubt be given
the new position, as she is very popular
with the public. The building has been
| extended some fifteen feet farther back
and room made for one hundred more
| boxes, which arrived Friday.
! Since our new council has taken hold of
the reins the many improvements which
they have gotten under way are astonish-
! ing, but one thing remains for them TO
do. and that is to build a city hall. They
now meet in the law Office of Mccoy &
! Shanor
The Farmers and Producers building is
! progressing nicely. The basement and one
story are already up and it's neatness Is
already manifest. This building will he
three stories, of stone and brick. They ex-
pect to be ready for occupancy by June l.
The excavation for the new school build
ing is also under Roadway and the stone
mason will go TO work the first of the
week.
The stonemasons will commence the
foundation for the First National Bank
| building the first of the week. This build
ing will be of stone and brick and three
stories high
The s:onemasons are at work on the
foundation of W. L. Gorham's two story
brick, which adjoins the First National.
Ii has been stated time and again that
the Ohio River Railroad Company were
going to put up a 5000 passenger station
and a 5000 eating house here, but as yet
no more has been noticed. More passen-
gers arrive and depart from here than any
other point on the entire route. The COM
pany has the plans for these new build
pgs awaiting the action of those who own
the ground they desire.
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibal Ohio, May miss Sadie
Taught left Saturday for West Union,
W. Va, where she will teach a summer
school.
Rev. G. NJ. Wilson returned home
Friday from Washington, D. c., where
he had been for ten days.
Mrs. Godfrey Muhleman and Miss
Sadie Lenkard were at New Martinsville
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hofer were at
Wheeling Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Bruny and Miss Mabel
Neuenschwander visited friends at Sis
tersville this week.
Misses Belle and Alice Rist and Mag
gle Buchwald and John Noll were at
New Martinsville Tuesday evening.
Miss Carol, of Wheeling is a guest
of Rev. and Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Lucy Dye, of near Antioch, o.,
has moved 10 this place and will make
this her future home.
!. E. Bare was visiting friends in
Belmont county, o., Wednesday and
Thursday,
LLOYD Taught left for Cleveland, o.,
Friday morning.
J. II. ONeill made a business trip
to New Matamoras Tuesday.
w. r. Weston was at Wheeling Fri
Gay.
Capt. Charles Muhleman was on bust
ness at Wheeling Wednesday.
Rev. Shepherd of the L. B. Church,
was in town several days the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Herlow.
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portrait grazing a Republican organ in
this State. which rather modestly an
nounces him a candidate for Prosecut-
ing Attorney.
Hon. William A. NorthcOtt, who has
recently been nominated by the Repub-
licans of the State of Illinois, for Lieu
tenant Governor. is a son Of Gen. North
colt. OF this city. end for many years re-
sided here until he removed 10 Illinois.
Prof. II. A. Leibig has been elected
president of BrCaddus Institute. and Is
said TO be a man of scholarly attain
ments, and we'll suited 10 so high a po-
sition of honor
The people of Adamston Illuminated
the ether evening, fired cannon ana
drank lager beer all al the expense OF
the opponents of incorporating that
beautiful little village. Sixty-nine sol
itary voters live there. Thirty said
Incorporate. and thirty-nine says we
guess you don't
During next week the Great Council
of Improved Order Of Red Men viii hold
a meeting in this city, and will be en-
tertained by Chickasaw Tribe No. 80, OF
lulc tltNs liz NfOlh III NAAV AON6N 49,
be exemplihed by Hiawatha Tribe, OF
Ora alton. and Setting Sun Tribe OF Pal
atiue.
Hon. John Basel and Hon. John j.
Davis attended the funeral Of Hon.
John A. Hutchinson, at Parkersburg.
Hon. John W. Mason was here during
the week on legal business.
Harvey W. Harner has returned from
Washington, where he went as a West
Virginia delegate 10 the National Con-
gresS.
Miss Lille Ash. who has been very i'll,
is now cCnvaleseing.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. W. l..
Rector and Miss Sallie SwartZ, both OF
this city. were married at the home OF
the bride Rev b. B. Evans ofilciated.
Rev. Geo. 4. Doyle is in Philippi
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SARDIS.

Sardis, Ohio. May &c. NJ. Thomp-
son was at Wheeling Monday on busi-
ness
After a two weeks visit with friends
and relatives here. MISS Vada Boice
returned to her home in Sistersville
wednesday.
Bert Hofer OF Hannibal, was calling
on friends here Tuesday evening.
Miss Stella Cunningham left Wednes-
day for Moundsville, where she Will
visit relatives for a couple of weeks.
Sam Branulich, Of Baresville, was
business caller in town Thursday.
E. S. Dunn, of S!stersville, was here
Wednesday.
Quite a number from here attended
court at Woodsfeld, o., Thursday.
E. C. Frey made a business trip to
Wheeling Monday on the steamer Lib
erty.
E. w. Gano was at Sistersville Tues
day.
Quite congenial crowd of young
folks were charmingly entertained at
! the home of Mr.. Frank Humphrey
Tuesday evening in honor of his TWEEN
ty-frst birthday, Among those present
! from abroad were Mr.. Harry Gordon,
of Clarington, and Miss Vada Boice, OF
! Sistersville, w. Va.
Warren Messerly, of Darlington, was
in town Wednesday the guest of friends.
Messrs. Mont Lowe and Samuel
Ho.er. two we'll known hucksters OF this
place. made their regular triD to Pitts
burg Sunday on the steamer Ben Hur.
Miss Elva Anderson, popular young
lady Of this place, spent the first OF the
week with relatives at Wheeling.
Robert e. Work, one of the clerks in
| the Sardis Cash Store, spent Sunday
with friends at New Matamoras, O.
Mr.. Tucker, of Wheeling, was in town
! THURSDAY calling on our merchants.
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CLARKSBURG.

Clarksburg. ". Va. May 2.-The sol
diers say that this week az Clarksburg
has been a most ENJOYABLE reunion. Be
side the Grand Army people there were
present the WOmanS' Relief Corps and
the Sons of Veterans. The whole city
vas dressed in bunting and flags dis
PLAYED on the public buildings. The
lawn in front o. the residence Of Gen.
GOff was beautifully decorated. and at
the Court House, where the soldiers
met. were displayed portraits Of Grant.
Lincoln. Harrison Mckinley. Dovener
and our own GOd. Addresses were
delivered by J. y David. c. W. Lynch.
Geo. j. Walker. John c.. Cuttings. Gen.
l. A. Martin. COL "-u'~r BRAND. Col
r. II. Freer Rev. W. II Wiley an,
Judge Coz.
On Thursday evening. under the
auspices Of the Central Pres6vterian
Church. Gen j. Il. Gordon. Georgia s
Senator. delivered that matchless lee
ture. entitled The Last DAYS Of the
~onfederacy." He held his audience
spell-bound for two hours. and those
who heard him listened to oratory sell
dom witnessed.
During the meeting of the State Beard
of Health. which has been in session
in this city since Wednesday. forty
vourg men have been examined. and
have been iict I'd to practice medicine
We notice III Harvey W. Harmer'a
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BURLINGTON.

Don PostofIice. Ohio, May Annie.
wife of West Lewis. Jr., died at the
home of her father, Daniel Meeker, on
Glenn's run. last Tuesday. and was bur-
led Wednesday afternoon at Henschers
cemetery.
Mrs. John Dennis, of Mt Pleasant,
was the guest of Mrs. c. Sommers. on
Glenn's run, last week.
Mr.. Wm. Harris. of Mt. Pleasant.
was here calling on old friends last
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Meeker. of
Wheeling. were here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Howell, of RaineytOwn, died last
Wednesday and was buried at Tiltons-
Vile Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall were shop
ping in Wheeling last Saturday.
Miss Clara Kuckuck has returned
from Allegheny, Pa, after an extended
visit.
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NEIGHBORAOOD.
What Has Been Going on in Nearby
Towns.
Social Affairs, Happenings Ana
Events ofLocal Interest Gather
ed BY Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
WESTON.

Weston. w. Va. May 2.-Workmen
started to tear down the old National
Exchange bank building. ThurSdfy'
They moved temporarily into the next
room east OF the pOstotfice.
Col" Bob Bowie, of the MonOngah
River Railroad. was here Thursday.
VIM. l.. Huntington Is erecting sub
stantial brick ware-roOm IN ,'laCe OF the
wooden structure destroyed by the late
fire.
Hon. C. p. Dorr and c. {. HdmricS, q
Addison, were Bailey House guests,
Thursday.
Capt. w. T. Want, Of Parkersburs,
was here Thursday.
Hugh Amos and wife. OF Burnsville,
accompanied by r. f. Jones and two
children. were here Wednesday
Q. C. Ralph Snyder, OF FairmOnt,
was a guest Of Samuel Hinkle the past
week. They both leave in a few days
for Cripple Greek. Col
Sprigg Camden. OF Parkersburg, is
making Weston his present home.
Ground for the new hotel was broken
Thursday.
A lawn tennis club has been organic
ed here.
Policeman Riley is a witness at
the Sutton Circuit Court
+. p. Nolan went TO Camden-on-
Gauley. Friday. to open up the Cam
den" which hotel he Will run this sea-
son.
Several Of those whO went from this
section TO see the wild West show AT
Clarks5urg. Tuesday. were robbed Of
sums ranging from $50 to $3.50
Finster's family are visiting relatives
in Clarksburg.
Supt. Bonner and family, Of Camden
on-Gauley. are al VIM. r. Lionley's.
The infant children of Tom Harrison
and Squire George Wooster are serious
ly ill.,
The commencement Of our Graded
School took place Friday night. Suffice
il TO say that it was a credit TO our
town.
Tom Blair. Jr., who has been quite i'll,
is improving
Or. RObt Haynes was in Clarksburg
Thursday. where he passed an eXamin-
alton before the State Medical Board.
A camp OF the Order Of Red Men was
organized here Monday night last.
A number of tOushs celebrated the
last night Of license in Weston, which
was Thursday night, by a regular pitch
battle. in which several mashed heads
and broken limbs were found after the
fight cooled down.
Mai. c. Z. Anderson and Col. Davis,
of the pOstoAice force, were in Clarks-
burg this week
Weston will have Sunday mail, COM
mencing to-day.
The new time card on the West Vir-
\ ginia and Pittsburg Railroad goes into
L fleet to-day, Sunday. There is very
,..,, ~ change fSom the old card of two
yCa-S ago.
Miss BERTHE AllSire is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs w w. Brannon.
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TERRA ALTA.

Terra Alta. w. Va. May 2.-Mr. NJ.
H. Dodge rode his bicycle to Kingwood
and return one day last week.
Rodeheaver. junior partner IN
the firm of Rodeheaver & Son, was at
Rowlesburg Thursday on business con-
nected with his firm.
VIM. G.. Brown, one of the invincible
Democrats of Preston county, was here
on business the first of the week. He
was accompanied by his cousin, Miss
Julia A. Brown.
Mrs. c. Sprigg Sands and child, Of
Clarksburg, are here at present the
guests of Mrs. Sands parents, DR.. and
Mrs. J. y. Shafer.
Mrs. Z. w. Poster and infant child
returned yesterday from a two weeks
visit TO her old home at Henryton, Car
roll county, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sisler, who
went from here last fall to locate at Met
amora. Ohio. have returned 10 remain.
Albert T. Fraley has secured a posi-
ton with the Garrett county bank, OF
Oakland. Md, ana begins work the first
Of the week.
Mr.. S. Casteel is lying at the point or
death at his home on State street.
Mr.. w. II. Butler will go TO the Sol
diers' Home, near Washington, for
treatment.
Rev. S. NJ. Engle was appointed a
commissioner to the National Presby-
terry, which meets at Memphis Tenn, in
May.
To-day Saturday occurs the Preston
county Republican primaries. The
political situation this year is very in
teresting, and the attention of every
one is turned toward the result OF to-
days vote.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, Pa, May Flames
Baron Clark of New York City, is Wis
ting relatives at this place.
Dr.. j. H. Werlich and wife, of Wells
burg, w. Va, were guests here during
the week.
Miss Anna Kuntz returned this week
from a visit TO relatives in Indiana.
Miss Jean l. Best, who has been at
tending the New York Missionary
Training School, has returned to her
home at this place.
Miss Mary w. Yates, until recently a
teacher in the public schools here, and
John S. McKeever were married at
Steubenville on Tuesday. Mr.. Nc
Keever was the successful manager of
the w. e J. foot ball team last sea-
son.
Miss Winnetta Wonsetler and Samuel
D. eileen, of Canton township, were
married on Wednesday evening.
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TAYLOR COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Select Delegates to the State and District
Conventions.
Snecial IN the Register

Grafton, w. Va, May 2.-The Re-
publicans of Taylor county held con-
vention here to-day TO elect delegates
to the State convention, the delegate
district convention and the Congress
sional convention. A good sized crowd
attended and everything went smooth
ly until Grafton district reported her
delegation to the State convention,
which was about three times the num-
Der it was entitled to.
This brought S. H. Sommerville and
Mr. Gather to their feet, and in hot Ian
guage they exposed the effort to pack
the convention. They made 1t so hot
for the Grafton delegation that they
asked leave to go out and amend the
report to the proper number, which was
granted.
The convention adopted strong reso-
lutions endorsing L. NJ. Lafollette for
auditor. Hon, John w. Mason was the
orator of the day and made speech
which was complete failure. Dayton
and Dovener were billed TO speak, but
they did not put in their appearance.
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PORTLAND STATION

Portland Station. Ohio, May miss
Sadie Neel returned to Columbus Tues
Gay.
Miss Laura Westwood. of Martins
Ferry. was the guest of Blanch Gillespie
the fore part Of the week.
G.. w. Dairymple and wife and Miss
E. Bettou. were calling on Wheeling
friends this week.
CAPT. c. T. AIKEN. who has been
plotting on the Mississippi for the past
three months. returned home Monday
Or. Wingett. OF Salinesville, was here
Sabbath attending the funeral of Mrs.
NJ. f. Neel.
r. NJ. Foster and daughter, Lena
were the guests of Smithfeld friends
Wednesday.
c. II. Pickens while working on the
new pike near Williamson's run, Mon
day. fell and had his right limb badly
hurt.
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PAT FORGOT THE wURRUDs.

Steamboat travelling on the Missouri is
constantly enlivened by sounding. and the
calls. six feet" 'Five-and-a-half, NO
bottom" etc. nave come TO he given after
a traditional musical formula, very much
like ntoning. A recent importation from
the land of PIRATES" having been ordered
TO the lead went bravely to work, and
sang out thusly: "Too-rul," ''Too-rul-i-
rul." "Too-rul-i-"
What's that you are saying?" shouted
the mate.
"Faix" answered Pat. col reminder the
chune but Owe forgot the wurruds in
toirely."
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"A REGULAR FIX. "

Excelsior Council No. 4, Daughters
of Liberty. will give an entertainment
and hop Monday night. at Westwocd' S
hall. After a piano prelude by Prof.
Vorsatz. the drama, "A Regular Fix, -
will be given, with the following cast
of characters: Hugh DeBrass, Mr.. Ed.
S. Mahon; Mr. Surplus, Mr. Geo. Hop
wood: Chas. Surplus, his nephew. Mr..
Samuel Hopwood Able Quick, clerk TO
Surplus, Mr.. Joseph Heath; Smiler, a
Porter. Mr.. Charles Hercules; Mrs. Sur
plus. Miss Emma Cowan; Emily, Miss
Maggie James; Mrs. Deborah Carter;
housekeeper to Surplus; Mrs. Mary
Miss Emma Cowan.
Part second will consist of music by
Prof. Vosatz. a recitation by Miss Hazel
Bebout, and dancing.
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NEW RAILROAD CHARTERED.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Charleston, w. Va, May 2.-The
Secretary Of State has issued certifi-
cate of Incorporation to the Little Kan
awha Railroad Company, OF Parkers-
burg, w. Va. The road which this
company proposes to build will begin
at Parkersburg and run thence up the
valley of the Little Kanawha river by
the most practicable route to point at
or near Burnsvilie, Braxton county.
The sum of $4,000 has t9en subscribed
to the capital stock Of the company.
The incorporators are S. l.. Gould, Ed
ward McCreery, William Bentley, w.
A. McCash and J. Henry Fischer all
of Parkersburg, w. Va.
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SAID IN FUN.

A mother commencing her daughter fer
a situation. was asked if she was an early
riser. IAN early riser?" she exclaimed.
We'll, should think so. Why. she's up in
the morning and has breakfast ready and
makes~all the beds before anyone else in
the house Is up."-Youth's Companion.
Padent-"I am so much better to-day.
doctor. I really feel as though I could
stand almost anything" Doctor-"Ah,
glad TO hear ii. Permit me to present my
bill" patient has a relapse. )-London
Answers.
His Great Mistake-The wife-"When
you proposed to me. John. did you think
would accept you?" The husband-"Not
the first time The second? 1 wasn't going
TO propose but Puck.
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HON. JOHN A. HUTCHINSON'S
WILL.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, May 2.-The
will of the late John A. Hutchinson was
probated at the County Court to-day.
He leaves all of his property to his wife,
and also his life policies, and gives to
his son, Friend, his law library and
office furniture. The document is
quite lengthy. Judge Campbell, OF
Wheeling, together with Mrs. Hutchin-
son, are named executors.
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IT WOULD BE A TREAT.

There is a movement on foot to have
the celebrated Great Western Band, OF
Pittsburg. give one or two concerts here
during their big concert tour, which be-
gins May 18th, at Harrisburg, Pa. The
band is made up Of forty OF the finest
musicians obtainable and makes excel
lent music. They have been booked for
concerts in New York, Brooklyn. Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago,
Cleveland, and all the large cities. 1t
is to be sincerely hoped that those in
terested may be successful in their eff
forts to secure such an excellent musical
organization.