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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-18
Reuublicau state Convention.

TSe Republicans of South Dakota will meet in
delegate convention in the city OF Huron, on
Wednesday, March -, 1891, at twelve O'Clock
Roon, for the purpose of eleCting eight delegates
to represent the Republican party of South Da-
kota in the Republican National Convention to be
held in the city of 81. Louis June IL, 1894.
Tue Republicans of South Dakota will also
mex in the city of Aberdeen on Wednesday,, july
sth, 1895, ut twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose
IT placing in nomination candidates tor the fol
iowiaG named offices:
Fosr presidential electors.
Tvo representatives in congress.
Ssvarnor.
Aeatenant governor.
Secretary of state.
state auditor.
STALE treasurer.
Attorney general.
Superintendent of pubic instruction.,
Commissioner school and public lands.
Commissioner labor statistics.
0as railroad commissioner for all of South
naksta lying west of the Missouri river.
Oas railroad commissioner for all of South Da.
kots lying east of the Missouri river and south of
the second standard parallel.
Ous railroad commissioner for all of South
Dakota lying east of the Missouri river and north
Of the second standard parallel.
Aad the transaction of such other business az
may legally come before such convention.
1t 10 that an alternate to each
delegate be elected and that no proxies be al
lowed and that the delegates or their alternates
present ut the convention be empowered to cast
the full vote of their county.
Tue basis of representation for each of the or
gaRixed counties in each of the state conventions
embraced in this call will be one DELEGATE at
large and one additional delegate for each seven
ty i've votes, or major fraction thereof, cast for
Hoa. Charles II. sheldon for governor in 1894.
The csuaties will he entitled to delegates as fol
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-18
The DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH Is. 1886.
TO ADVERTISERS.

Ths DAILY LEADER makes Q special feature OF
fl .nishing information concerning the advantages
sad resources of the city of Madison and of the
s.lte X, lsrge emitting it to the patronage OF sd-
-e-tF~er~ IF every class.
=. 2. STAHL Proprietor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-01

and Mr.. ". T. Beeson took place in the
NJ E. Church, Thursday evening, at S
o'clock, Rev. Bleakley, of Sistersville. Of
hciating, assisted by Rev. Kepler. y re-
ception was rendered them at the home of
the grooms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
Beeson. Immediately after the ceremony.
They received a number of handsome and
useful presents. Their many friends ex-
tend congratulations.
and others The Epworth League fur
nished a literary programme. after which
refreshments were served. They were re-
membered by a liberal donation. All pres
ent enjoyed very pleasant evening.
Mrs. S. 3. Morgan was the guest of Mrs.
II. NJ. Campbell, at Parkersburg' last
week.
VIM. Edmonds and Brady Berry re-
turned from the Mountains this. week
Their friends were the recipients Of some
very nice venison.
VIM. Page. an aged and respected citi-
zen of this place, is lying at the point oil
death.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-01
ELKINS.

Flkins. w. Va, October SO.-Last We'd
nesday morning, at six o'clock at the Da-
Wis Memorial Church, Ell1in5, Miss
Blanche Riley and Mr.. Henry Fredlock
were united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony by Rev. Lingumfelter. Miss Riley
is one of the highly esteemd and accom-
plished daughters Of ]. II. Riley, prom
inent citizen Of our town, who before he
came here resided at Oakland, Md Mr..
Fredlock is a well known farmer of oak
land. He Is a cousin 10 Or. Fredlock, a
prominent physician of EllIins. The hap
DIV couple left for Cumberland on same
date. for his home at Oakland. The bride
was the recipient of many gifts, both APP
propriate and costly. Our sincere con-
gratulations are extended. and best wishes
for their future happiness and long pros
porous and flowery pathway through life
Cards are out announcing the approach
inp, marriage Of Mr.. G. w. Harrison. cash
Ter of the West Virginia Central and Pitts
burg Railway Company TO Miss Annie
Houston, OF Baltimore, Nd, November 10,
1886.
Tomorrow night Republican rally will
be held at Fout's hall. Gen. II. Koontz, OF
Sommerset. Penn, and Hon. $. j. Elkins
will address the audience. Special trains
will be run from Beverley and Being
ton.
Last Tuesday Miss Hattie Hammers and
p. Daugherty were married ut the Bap-
list Church. They left for tie East on
No. 4. May a long, prosperous and happy
future be their lot in life.
Rev. U. G. Balsley is spending this week
with friends at Buckhannon.
Mr.. II. c. Wallman has bought the prop
erty of Mr.. VIM. Petingale and will move
into the house this week.
Mr.. C. D. Woodrow is spending a few
DAYS with his family at Chambersburg,
Pa.
Mr.. w. J. ROLAND, Of Parkersburg, is
spending 4 few days with friends at FL
kins.
Mr.. August Jauber returned from his an
nual vacation last Monday. spent at Cum
berland and other points.
This week the Davis Coal and Coke Com
pany will open a new coal mine at Coke
ton Station. near Thomas). TO be known
as Thomas Mine No. O." The new mine
will require a large number of men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-01

master. and the toasts were happily pee
sponded to by 1Ics-rs. Klein, Hirseh
Nansbock. Collier. Beesou ANA Do-aett.
1 The party broke up about one C'cioc4. ai-
/ ter spending a very enjoyable evening.
Col. G.. L. Smith returned Thursday from
visit TO Mor5antovn.
Bob Martin. Thomas Watkins, Phil.
Provance. Arthur Reed and wade Hoice.
OF Boothsvule, have been fin town tnis
week.
H. c.. Speryy and W. II. Harmer. Of
Clarksburg, were i'm town this week.
j. B. Mari. j. H. Tetrick. A. II. prich-
crd. Thomas =. Barrett. ald Mrs. Ernest
. Crisis are among Warrington people who
have been i'm town this week.
The following we'll known gentlemen
have been in town This week ON political
business: T.. S. Senator Stephen IS. E--
kins. Hon. John u. McGr3W, a. o. Dayton.
Lewis ). Newman. William @. Brown, III.
@. spelry and w. -. hooker, OF New
York.
Arthur Steady was at Morgantown Fri
day.
Fred Bartlett, of Warrington, was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. W. T.. Ridgely. OF steu5cnviIe, o"
is the guest Of lirs. Join G.. Ward.
Miss Grace Core, of Grafton. spent sun
day as the guest of friends here.
Dr. and MIS-. j. T.. Dowden have return
ed from a visit TO Pittsou-g.
Ednest Hottou, Of Randolph county is
the guest of friends here.
Jack Robinson, OF Wheeling, is i'm town
fIil ,,-..1r
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fixing them up with a pen. They rs5
to make corrections on twenty-tb-a1
thousand tickets.
The A. o. r. Society, which is com.
posed of a number of our young ladies
entertained their gentlemen friends %,
phantom party, at the home OF Mss
Edith Ewing, Friday evening T-s
evening was passed in social amass.
ments, the girls proving themselves
to be charming entertainers. Atm
o'clock the guests were invited .9 tfs
dining room, where a splendid sgur.
was served. after which the fW r.s
kept up until midnight before thel.
parted for home.
Miss Annie Mcdonald, who has t-..
visiting her o. Mrs. J. W R-.
chinal. left for her home in C-a--
yesterday.
Miss Alice Cotton has been sr.nf-,
part of the week in Wheelin
Nearly everybody had their -s
and places Of business decora e.
terday in pursuance with the pr..s-..
tions issued bv the chairmer Pr,
Democratic and Republican c--..
tees.
.,aJ 81 Coiito-,,i, an ,rb,rs...
T Io ol T,,ido,. ,,,orri,, . ..
a - or5 ,,.ir or,.i,.o ro~0 .-.
" ,, -, '' y. 8. ro+ doeott,r,. ......
when the funeral viii take u'H.. .
1t VIII p'0''''' "' W
noon -,-.,.n
MISS Emma ii'I..l .''
for an extended Nlsil TO I'.'
Manningtoh-
The Prohibition party VIII h. a
last rally of tho campaign In t.s
at the court house tomorrow a-
Everybody is invited 90 come
dresses viii ho wado by Dr. WILLIAMS.
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sorts Of amusemerts were INDUCED in. AL
midnight the guests departed to the am
ins room. where an elegant supper was
spread. Those present had a dehghIui
time together. which will long be remem-
bered.
BeuvoCd public school will be closeu
Tuesday on account of the election.
Election returns will be received at the
Ohio river depot Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Lewis are here from
Chicago on a visit.
Mrs. Enoch Bowers from Shepherdstown
was guest of relatives of this place.
Hope society viii have a meeting Mon
GAY night TO make arrangements for an
entertainment which will be held in the
near future.
NJ w. Byrons. from Baltimore, Nd
passoa through this city on his way TO
Charleston, W. Va.
Miss Jennie Dolan is visiting her brother
Mr. Jas. Dolan. of Sistersviile.
Miss Lulu Wayman. from Cameron
called to see her friends yesterday.
Oliver Peabody has arrived hoI1e from
Charleston, on a business trip.
A crowd from here went TO Pittsburg
yesterday.
Miss Elsie Peabody pleasantly entertain
cd merry party of her friends at her
home in Glendale Friday night. A num-
Der from here were present.
Jas. McCombs. Of Portland Station was
q visitor in town the past week.
Hello boysl-Do you want to near
the election returns? If so, be at Fred
II. Gatho's fine sample room, 4O1 Main
street. on Tuesday night. Choice
wines. liquors, cigars, etc. Returns
will be from private wire of the West
ern Union lines.
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BRIDGEPORT.

A entertainment was given at the
| Welsh Congregational Church last even
ing by the ladies' of the church. The pro-
gramme consisted of music, vocal and
Instrumental readings and declarations.
/ The proceeds Of the affair was donated 20
their pastor Rev. VIM. Lewis.
William Bryant. the colored man that
was mixed up in the cutting ARRAY, on
Thursday night. is out unNer SSc5 bond
Bic viii be given "a hearing before Mayor
Williams tomorrow morning.
VIM. Jones and wife left yesterday for
Pitr-bUrE % visit relatives for a few days
David Jones. OF GAINESVILLE. is the guest
OF friends ana relatives at Aetraville.
A good deal of damage was done Fri
dly evening in Eukwood, to- loose and
movable property by youngsters who
were "hoHer ewing ahead Of time.
s. ~ Wilson. of Steubenville was in
town. yesterday ON business.
Miss Virginia Dent is recovering from
couple OF weeks illness.
Flag Day was generally observed here
yesterday by the majority of The citizens.
Erookside residences made a Inc show
iur they an having large haeI out.
Friday evening. Miss Margaret Rankin
pleasantly entertained a large number OF
her friends at her home i'm Kirkwood.
The various social diversions We're induig-
Ell in until q se1sonoble hour. when
tempting repaSt was served.
Campaign days are nearly over and the
nearer election day comes the less argu-
ueHt IS heard upon tho streets Every
body, it seems. have grown tired of arsu-
i1g matters and are now waiting for the
day when their tickle win do the talking.
The Texas Harry Carnival of Fun
win appear at the opera ohuse ON Next
Tuesday evening. A wire has been run
into the building and election returns win
Doe read from the stage
The Bryan Silver Club sent a large del
esauon of marchers over to the big pa
rade nd Wheeling last evening.
Lincoln avenue is i'm very bad condi-
ton at present owing TO the rerairs the
gas company axe making TO their pipe
line.
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibal Ohio October &.-Mrs. Levi
O5,fneer. of New Martinsville. visited her
PARENTS at this place Thursday.
Miss Emma Braunlich was the guest
Of her sister. Mrs John Gebric. OF French
Hu. Ohio, several days.
Caot. Charles 1luhleman was at Wheel
ing ON business Friday.
Alexander Martin returned home We'd
nesday from Ravenna, o., where he had
been for several days.
Miss Lib Noll was the guest Of Miss
Daisy Richardson, of New Martinsville'
Sunday.
Miss clara Nou. Of Sistersville, spent
Sunday I'M town with relatives.
Miss Kate Muhleman was at Wheeling
Saturday.
Mrs. w. b. O'Neil and Miss Minnie
AfuhIemau were at New Martinsyilie,
Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Bare. Of Allegheny, Pa.
arrived fin town Friday and is the guest
Of Mrs. Nancy O'Neil.
John Lynn. of Wheeling. was on our
streets. Wednesday.
Jacob Vocctly. clerk on the steamer
Lexington. spent last Sunday with his
family here.
Mrs Vic Nou and two sons were at
wheeling Friday
Misses AIDA and Carrie Cehrs were VS.
sing relatives at New Martnsville. Sat
urday
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sTEUBENVILLE.

Steubenvile Ohio. October 3l.-Mrs. Jes-
sic Sharp Dougherty and son have arriv-
cd home from Fargo, y. D., where MIS-
Doueherty obtained her divorce
Miss Annie Gilmore is home after spend
ing several months in California.
Misses Jane and Annie Gilmore leave IN
few months for the South.
Miss Alice Clough, of Burlington
Iowa. is the guest of the Misses Sheets
who gave "a reception in her honor We'd
reslay night.
Miss Jennie Cuttings celebrated her III
te-nth anniversary by entertaining about
fifty Of her friends with birthday party
at home Tuesday.
Mrs. =. IIonden and Mrs. Charles Woods
are home from Streator Ills, where they
We're attending the funeral Of their broth
or. Patrick Conovan.
W. J.. McI\im mad bride, who have been
I quests of John McKim and family across
the river. have gone TO Philadelphia,
where they win make their future home
Jacob Jenkins. of Patterson, n. j. was
I'm attendance at the funeral Of r. a.
King. who was his playmate in boyhood.
Miss Mabel Mooney is home from Shar-
on. Pa. where she was the guest of Mrs
Frank Spcarman.
Thomas Brcen. of Mingo, who spent the
summer travelling with circus as a driv-
er. has returned home.
Charles Gallagher and wife. who have
been visiting in Baltimore and Washing
ton City are home.
Airs. Henry Shaw. Of Pittsburg was the
guest Of relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. GIN entertained,
Wednesday evening, in honor OF Mrs.
I<irk. of Chicago, who is their guest.
Mrs. William Swearinger. Of Altoona,
Pa. is the guest of Miss Mary Downes.
Miss Fannie KeUs of Pittsburg. has
been the guest Of Mrs. George 2. Harden.
bliss Flora Candy entertained her mu-
sic class Friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Steele entertained friends
at dinner. FRIDAY evening. in honor of her
sister. Mrs. Charles Murchland, Of Pitts
burg.
Ine Gable family celebrated the hum
dredth anniversary Of tn efsmily in Ohio,
Oh. first settlement being near this city
on d.. 25rd 10y a reunion, at which there
were q large number present.
f,x-Coreressman General Eckley, Of
Carroliton. was in the city this week Wis
ting friends, as venerable as he is.
Mrs G. G. Castor entertained the Sew
ING Society of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Thursday afternoon.
The y. y. $. c. L. of the L. P. Church
gave a delightful social in the parlors Of
the church. Thursday evening
-ses Name Huber and Kate Conroy
are visiting relatives in PittsbCrG.
Miss Ella Alexander is home after
three months absence in Canada and
Pittsburg.
John Saunders and wife have returned
TO burlington, Iowa. after visiting rela-
tiyas here.
Tic young ladies of the Presbyterian
Church have organized "A missionary So
c.a-- with the following officers: Presi-
dent. Mrs. H. j. Stewart; Vice President,
Nrs -. J. Sinclair; corresponding secre-
t,-,. ,.ier Belle Sarratt; recording sec
rotary Hiss Fannie Cochran; treasurer
Miss Clara Hammond.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-01
NEIGHB02H00D
What Hes Been Going On in Near-6V
Towns.
Social Affairs, Happenings ana
Events OfLOcal interest Gather
ed BY Register Reporters
Readable Resume OF
the News.
PIEDMONT

Piedmont. w. Va. October 3l-Ar-
G.. NJ JENKINS is ZONE from No'7''li
town
Mr. w. n. SOmmervllle, or GRAFTON
is % town
Sir. IL. NJ Pullman Is at Ro~.e5ours'
Capt John Sheridan. OF Nl. 9a'@5e'
was here Wednesday. ... 49,
Miss Mary McDermott is Nlsl'lUs ia
Philadelphia
Mr.. j.. o. j. Greene spent part OF the
week at Baltimore
Mr.. j. n. Wilde is at the BEDSIDE Oh
his mother 40 Baltimore.
Mrs. c. H. Hahn is slowly improving
from typhoid fever
Mr.. Robert Wilson left for P.llsouIg
Tuesday.
EX-Mayor L. TT. Phleeger was callea
TO Springfield, o., the frs, oil Jhe week
10y the death of a relative.
Messrs. Cornelius Iusreep and CnaS-
Saurbaugh are idle on account or sore
hands.
Mr.. Adam EalbauEh is ot Baltimore
for medical treatment
ar. u r. Cakes Of C-3r6shurg mas
opened picture gallery here.
Mr.. Alex Weir. of Washington, d.
C.. is i'm town.
Nr. III. c. Bux-on. who has been very
an with fever. lis ont again.
Mrs T.. r. Kucken was called 10
Buckhannou by the Illness OF her son
William
Miss Emma and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Kone are VISITING relatives I'D the
West
Mr. r. W.. Daily and Mrs. Susan
Montgomery. of Springfield w. Va,
We're here this week.
Mr.. G.. W.. Cramer. of Piedmont. has
been elected president of the law class
of '97 at the West Virginia University.
James w. BLOCKER died of typhoid
fever October 26. s. wife survives
him. His only child died month ago
Rank work MOndag night at the
Pythicn lodge.
The b. & o. received two more large
engines this week from the Plrtsburg
Locomotive Works.
Dir. p. c. Poole had his elbow dislo-
Gated Wednesday
The Southern EpwCrth League sun
day evening viii De led by Mr. VIM.
Kern.
TIE l NA0AAalla'.. '.. N..t..'... '-tAt'-'
will deliver am address before the nj.
r. Epworth League tomorrow evening
on Responsibilities OF Life.
Nr Joseph Ryan. aged II, is quite
an orator. and delighted a large audi
ence Thursday night in the interest of
Democracy
Special An Saints Day services viii
be held tomorrow I'm the Episcopal
Church
The y. IT. @. A win hold services
for men only Sunday afternoon in the
Opera House. conducted by Rev A. III.
Zimmerman. OF Haeerstown. Nd.
A prohibition was held last night
A Prohibition meeting was held last
might az which the speakers were Joshua
Ievering. their candidate for Presi-
dent. and J. Hugh Bowers, Of Pendle-
ton county
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thew sp-nt several months with rela-

they spent several months with rela-
tives.
Miss era Martin and brother, Frank,
are visiting in Cumberland, Nd.
DR.. and Mrs. C. 3. Blubaugh enter
tanned number of their friends very
pleasantly few evenings ago with a
soap bubble party Dainty prizes were
awarded Miss Clara Dening and Mr..
Bradford Hiteshaw as the successful
contestants FOR honO-s. An elaborate
WEIGH rarebt lunch was served during
the evening. Their guests were Mrs.
George A. Burt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d..
Paden. the Misses Dening. the Misses
Shrewsbury, Miss Paden, Miss Braden-
haugh. ISIS Trevor and Messrs. W. I.
B0remsu. Talbot and Bradford Hite-
shaw. +. X. LOOMS and DR.. y. L. Nor
risOn.
The Misses Shaw entertained few
of their friends 9t their home, on Sixth
street. Wednesday evening, with cards.
During the evening delightful refresh
ments were served. and a pleasant
evening was enjoyed 10y all.
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Parkersburg. W. Va. October ST.
Ex-senator Camden and wife left yes
terday I'm the lr private car "Gauley.
for Wheeling to spend few days with
Mrs Clmdcns mother, Mrs. Ihomp-
son
Mr.. Frank Warder will return to-
Chicago tomorrow after spending sew
eral weeks at home on account of i'll
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wethereu left
yesterday for q short trip 20 Cincinnati.
Mrs Norton. of New jersey. arrived
yesterday for q visit with her brother.
Father Hickey
The Misses Brown who have been
the pleasant guests of Mrs. IT, H.
Moss for short time have returned
20 their home at Clarkshurg.
Eugene Newman arrived Yesterday
Prom Bentler Germany and viii be
She guest of Mr. and Mrs Henry Can
ser and other friends. This is Mr.
NaHuau's sixth visit 90 this country.
John N. Brown and wife have re-
burned from q short but pleasant bril-
ial tour.
Miss Garnet Horner. Of CIarksburg.
has arrived ana viii, visit Miss Mary
Wander
SnriEg ID. Camden is mt home from q
Mort business trim tO Weston.
Mrs. Jas Roy. of Marietta rs spend
ng % short time with Hiss Mary Muir
lock-
Mrs n. r. O.. Morrow. Of Piedmont.
was q guest ir our city one evening
this week and made am address at
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WILLIA51sTOWN.

yyiu,anstowu. W. Va, october a.-The
meeting of the Historical society was
nostponed until some future time owing
IN the absence of the president. IL. 3. Nc
Kinney.
Miss Rachael Tyers and Mrs. John Len
l,ard were the guests Of friends In PARK
ersburg Wednesd7T
Miss Kate GALLAGHER Of ST. Mary's and
the 1uscses shaw. of Petersburg. were
hero i'm attendance at the Beeson-Mcln-
tosh wedding.
Airs. W. ID. Kline. was the guest OF her
rarente SIR. and Mrs Leonard At New
els Run. o.. the past week
Mrs. AL. Lancaster of Parsersours' was
a guest A. Paul Mctcalfs this week.
Miss Bertha Sykes viii entertain TINS
Saturday evening in honor OF her Dirth-
dav.
Mrs. d. A. Uhl end Miss Sue Nielsen
holder were visiting friends al FarNers-
sI-- this week.
Pew g. w. Ileplor and family were ten
dered reception at their home Friday eV-
erinr by the members OF his congregation
The marriage Of Miss Fawn Mcintosh
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NEW MARTNsYLLE.

New NIarunsvue October SD. T..
Hart of the pension department.. Was he
ington, d. c.. arrived here Tuesday SIR.
Hart Will remain until after the election.
Capt. Is. II. Bowers. j. w. Meln,ire. at-
torneys, and HAIRY -t.@-''HHet. court
stenographer returned "Wednesday from
Harrisyi,le, where they had been att.-d-
ing circuit court.
Henry Graves. aged D. years. "l'd Sa'-
urday Of paralysis. mtermeut Monday nj
the Williams cemetery. The tu"efaa was
conducted by the members OF the q. Az.
II. post of this cit% OF which he was d
member.
w. MEG. Hall was ut Iiorri5FiIe inc
first OF the week ON legal business.
Ferry A. S"-HoI' d P'olIl'''.''' d. ''''..''
Of Sistersville. was here Wednesday,
u. j. Thompson returned Wednesday
from Rltchle county where me- i'a' '-'.i
for some days. looking after his oil inc
terests.
W. Il. tileh' suL'eilii-5'''',,'' '- ''l1 Nc
Martinsvile Natural Gas Company was
at sistcrsViile the nrst OF the week %"
business
Col j. NJ Stephens. % popular oil. man oil
this city. and Democratic cAao'n'.e Tor
legislative honots, spent the week 4- inc
country, lookns To- his fences "1-'h are
in excellent shape.
Prof. j. al. Null OF me Son'h >i"e' mas
accepted "a position ON the Democratic
STAFF, or local editor.
The Wetzel Republican Office has been
moved TO fits new and elegant rooms ON
the river front.