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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-22
NEW MARTINsVILLE.

NEW NABTfNSNILLE w VA. Nov
.uter Stirred p. Barnes and John Nc
uaee wore at Sistersviue Tuesday on
..-.I business.
Eeu oburser and Col. ~ V. Ober
made r. business trip Co SiStersviIle the
nr~, ot Che week.
A. E. Moore viii leave for Pittsbure I'm
few days TO take a course i'm steno-
erauhy.
lusses Lon and Kate Moore. of Proc
COP. were calllng ON friends i'm town Mon
day.
The new residence of J. II. sharp on
Nanlc avenue is nearing completion.
Ths win be one of the many tine build
srss erected in the avenue Within the last
year.
p. ~. Robinson. Of Littleton and Pros
e-utng Attorney elect was here this
vcok attending County Court Mr.. Rob
icS,n w,u move here next month
w. g.. Suojrrass. Of Burton. is here MS
counsel Tor his brother. r.. +. L. Snod-
-rass. who is contesuus the election OF
IT. E Thompson. WAC is elected County
Clerk ON che face 90 the returnes. Mr..
srodsrass IS having a recount of the vote
SIiss Dosia NcIutire ana brother Mont
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sARDIs.

SARDIS. O.. November 2.-Operators
and everybody else acquainted with the
Benwood oil field. in this vicinity. seem
to think that it is one of the best yet
opened in this part of the country. Every
well drilled so far is a producer. The
Rumser well reached the sand Friday and
is showing up we'll II viii probably make
from a 100 to $50 barrel well. The Mof-
felt well, near Ridgevile. came in a dust
or. which win make the outlook round
about very duh.
.dr. Roth, OF Tuscarawas county, is the
guest OF relatives in town.
Mr.. G. VI. Thompson, the cigaTmaker
was at Sistersvi!le Thursday on business.
Miss Maggie Work returned home from
Wheeling Friday evening on the steamer
Ruth, where she has been visiting for a
short time.
The Misses Mays and Talbot, Of New
Matamoras, spent last Sunday in town.
the guests Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White, who have
been visiting relatives in town the past
week, returned TO their home in Belaire
Wednesday.
Capt. Billie Goodwin made q business
trip to Wheeling Tuesday.
The putting up Of a telephone line
through SarGis 10 the Penwood oil field
viii add to the many conveniences which
the town enjoys.
Sunday, November %. is general Tenn
perance Day. Rev. r. W Martin will de-
liver a temperance lecture in the N. L.
church at 1890 a. m.
The ladies of Sardis met last Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. \. c. Vetter
for the purpose of organizing a Ladies'
Aid Society. and elected Mrs. Vetter as
president Mrs. \. Rist secretary; Mrs.
s NJ. Lemmons. assistant secretary, and
Mrs. L. 3. Hannah. treasurer.
Mr. John Murphy, of New Matamoras,
is running a daily hack from Sardis to the
Benwood oil field, leaving here at $3.50, and
returning leaves Benwood ut 80 p. m.
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were calling on friends at Wheeling sun
day.
Mrs. James T. McCasliey was calling on
friends at Wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs. 5. 3. Hall. Mrs Sep Hall, Mrs. ".
McC. Hall. Mrs. Henry Koontz. Mrs.
VIII Ankrom. Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Dr.
Geo. Caddle and Miss T. e. Pemberton
attended a meeting Of the Ladies Aid
Society Of the p. Z. church ar Mounds
vile Thursday.
John e. Koontz. Of Parkersburg. was
calling on his brother, Col Jacob Koontz
Thursday.
Ciaud Davisson and Miss Ida Nicholson,
Smithfeld. We're married at the Eakin
House Wednesday evening by Rev
Hanna Of the NJ E. Church.
Hon. b. r. Meighen and VIII Meighen,
attorneys Of Moundsville. We're attending
County Court here the first Of the week.
r z. Moore. lawyer of Sistersville
was here the first Of the week on legal
business.
Joseph Fuccy has written a letter here
stating that work on the short line rail-
road will be resumed on the road in about
four weeks
c. W. Crawford. Of Sistersville, spent a
few days in town this week.
John Reed. representing the Wheeling
News. was here Wednesday; but the Reg
lister still continues to lead.
Mrs +. 5. Richardson Of Franklin
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Col. L. NJ.
, Stephens. of Maple avenue.
The Jr. O. L. a. NJ. gave a social at
! their hall Saturday evening which was
quite success.
Some twenty teams are now engaged
in hauling oil well supplies TO the Pine
Fork regions.
Clen Nicholson and Mr.. MCGUIRE, OF
ness.
Miss Martha Null the accomplished
daughter of Prof J. NJ Null of the South
Side. is visiting the family Of VIII Jar
rett at Moundsvllle.
Mr.. and Mrs Bibbee, of Sistersville. are
guests of Mrs. T. Merritt, of Maple ave
nue..
Percy D. Leap and A. f. McCaskey
have rented Elllotts Opera House for the
/ coming season.
Mrs. John r. Brown entertained the
members Of the Ladies' Aid Society Of
I
the VI. =. Church Wednesday at her home
/ one mile south Of town
Robert Grim has returned from Column
( bus. o., where he has been attending
I Commercial College.
/ Mrs. Jere Long, of Porter's Falls, is Wis
idug her daughter, Mrs. Charley Cox, Of
: the South Side.
Mrs. Susan jackson. Of Osceola, Mich.
and Misses Irene Beagle and Isaphene
Moore of Fsiendly spent Sunday as
guests of their cousin Col a. B. Moore
editor of the Wetzel Republican.
B. b. Muhleman. of Hannlpal O., spent
Sunday here with his cousin, W Con-
way.
Remember that the Sunday Register
has the largest circulation Of any paper
coming 10 our city. If YOU are not con-
slant reader of the same call at the Of
. fee. corner of North and Union streets
and get a sample copy OF Daily or sun
day edition. Daily left at your place Of
/ business every morning by carrier.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-22

School Ct Oratory, in PIttsburs' and Is d
fine elocutionist.
Thornt Martin and his little grandson
Walter were quite badly injured in run
away last Monday While their injuries
are very painful they are not necessarily
serious.
Frank S. Davidson In "Old Farmer Hop
kius" is booked for November % at the
Opera House.
William Fleming is at home from the
Cairo oil fields where he had been for
several days attending to business inter-
ests.
Roy II. Stewart. Burl Mari and Mr..
King left Thurday evening for the south
ern part of the State, where they Will
spend few weeks hunting among the
mountains.
L. ". Hess. c. r. Johnson. G. W. Hag-
gerty and r. J. Floyd are absent on a
hunting expedition among the mountains.
Mrs. Frank MCGEE. who has been visit
Ing in Darlington. returned home Friday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Black
November IS. a son.
The members of the Crescent Club ten
dered Miss Nellie Burt a surprise party
at her home on Main street Monday even
ing. About forty guests were present
and were delightfully."- entertained with
games and music until late hour. The
dainty refreshments were a feature of the
evening.
Miss Lydie Phillips. a daughter Of ].
". Phillips. and Mr.. =. 3. Shaffer, well
known oil man. were married at Cum
berland. Nd, November &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Russell who had
been at the home of L. *. Marchand on q
short visit, was called TO her home at
Wellsville. O., by the illness Of her little
daughter.
L. W. Slower went to Pittsburg yester-
day TO be absent over Sunday.
MI Frank MCGEE, who has been visit
ing at Darlington, returned home to-day.
q. E. Foster has returned from a trip
through the East. which included a visit
TO Pittsburgh. Utica and New York.
G. II. Thomas, of the Warrington News
force, spent last Sunday with his parents
at Brownsville Pa.
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BELLAIRE.

Robert Patterson got a finger caught
in a crone at the steel works yester-
day and had it taken off. DR.. Boone
was called and dressed the hand.
The Odd Fellows are called to meet
in their hall at l p. m, to attend the
funeral Of Ed. Mansell.
The funeral of Mrs. Matte Smith
will occur to-day at two p. m, and the
body will be entered at Wegee.
l.. Creole & Son, the grocers, are
sporting a new delivery wagon. 1t is
a beauty.
Mrs. George Work, of Sistersville, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Johnson. OF the Fourth ward.
Mrs. Winnie Marsh and babe, Of Sis
tersville, spent some time at her moth
er's home. Mrs. Emma Porterfeld. Of
the Third ward.
Mrs. E. r. Clark, of Ironton, is a
guest of her daughter Mrs. Henry r.
Fitton
The Richland Dairy Company is non
est. They had an auction yesterday
and sold out all the tools and imple-
ments of trade that they could get bids
for. Slack trade was the main cause
of the stoppage Of business of this
firm. ft mo7
Charles Wassman came home last
evening from Tifin, Ohio, where he
was visiting an aunt and hunting.
Mrs John Adams and daughter, Len
ella, are guests of friends at Steuben-
vile.
Several OF the attaches of the Elysian
theatre went up to Martins Ferry Fri
day night and attended the play given
by the Patton-Carley Company, and
they report a fine performance and a
capital company. They will be here all
this week.
The X of P. band and the American
Mechanics band will furnish music for
the Catholic school house dedication.
The Progress Club will give fine Sc
lect society dance in Armory hall on
Wednesday night next.
The new st. Johns church and school
will be dedicated with most inspiring
ceremonies on next Thursday, NoYem-
her 26th, Thanksgiving Day. The Rt.
Rev. Bishop Donahue, Of Wheeling
will officiate and deliver the dedication
sermon. Rev. Aloysins Warner. Of
Portsmouth. Ohio, assisted by Rev.
Father Stryle, Of Dreeware, Ohio, and
Rev. Father O'Brylous, of Newark, o.,
will celebrate the Ishlum high mass on
the occasion.
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SISTERSVILLE.

Sistersville, November 21.-Jack
O'Hara went to Williamstown, this
morning.
J. F. Dolan went to Parkersburg on
the noon train.
Jno. Staley went to Waverly this
morning, and this afternoon went to
Marietta, returning home this even
ing.
Miss Margaret Campbell. a charming
young lady Of the South Side is laid up
with an affection Of the throat. Her
many friends hope to see her out again
soon.
Mrs. G.. 3. Wells will spend Sunday
with her mother-in-law at Ben's Run.
Mrs. J. T. Frame returned home last
evening from a pleasant visit in New
Martinsville.
Mrs. Dick Hadford viii leave in a few
days for q lengthy visit with relatives
in Chicago.
Henry Ranch left to-day for Pitts
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PARKERSRURG.

Parkersburg, ". Va. November 21-
Col JACK Burt left Wednesday for his
ranch in Texas to be gone some time
looking after his business there.
Miss Thomas. who has been the guest
of Miss Mary Gould for several weeks,
has returned to her home in Kentucky
Mrs. Thomas Owens. of Wheeling, is
the guest of friends in our city.
Monroe Rathbone, of Chicago. is
visiting relatives and friends here for a
few days.
Mrs. Edward Hill, of Charleston. is
visiting Capt. Clemens and family, on
Juliana street.
Mrs. J. s. Camden and Mrs. Kate
Smith are in Cincinnati for few days.
Miss Vankirk, of Grafton, is visiting
Mrs. w. P. Flaherty, on Upper Juliana
street.
Mrs. George Dunlap has returned
from a visit with her parents in Sisters
vile.
Col. and Mrs. W. n. Chancellor left
Tuesday for Cincinnati to spend sew
eral days.
George Newberger has returned from
a business trip to Philadelphia.
Hon Thomas Z. Davis was among
the prominent business visitors in our
city during the past week.
Miss Carrie Shutter, Of Albany. n. Y,
arrived a few days ago on visit to
Misses Cora and Bertha Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Van Wrinkle and
daughter. Miss Mary, and Miss Pink
Smith are spending a few days in the
Queen City.
d. R. Neal. Jr., who has been the
guest of relatives here for some time.
has returned TO Washington. d. c.. to
resume his duties in the Navy Depart
ment
Hon. John Basel. of Clarksburg,
and Hon. 3. p. DOvener. of Wheeling,
were in our city during the week
Mrs. Sands is visiting friends in Ma
rietta
Mrs. George II. Corgon left a few
DAYS ago for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Washington,
Baltimore and other eastern cities.
General Manager George A. Burt is
in Pittsburg on railroad business.
Mr.. A. b. White has returned from
business trip to Columbus and Chicago.
Miss Sallie Slayton will arrive to-day
from Huntington, to be a guest of Miss
Anna dis.
Senator Camden has returned from
an extensive trip through the east.
J. \. Camden Jr., was guest of his
parents Wednesday. on his way from
the east to his home in Versailles, Ky.
Chas. Swearingen, A. II. Brown and
several others have returned from a
hunting tour through the interior of
the State.
Miss Anna Cotton, of Marietta. H..
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J. Hun
gerford.
H. P. Camden is at home from a trip
10 Richmond Va.
Prof J. Russell Trotter. State Super
intendent of Free Schools, elect, was
greeting friends here yesterday.
Mrs. VI. v Plackford and daughter.
Miss Juliette. viii leave in a short time
for Washington, D. c., 20 spend the
winter.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will give a musicale and oyster supner
at the chapel this evening. Besides
the regular musical programme. there
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BURLINGToN.

DON p. o.. November 2l.-Miss Radie
Halmn was rendered a surprise party last
Thursday evening.
Rev Bond, Of the Baptist church ar Mar
tins Ferry, has been holding successful
revival meetings in the Glenn's Run school
house.
John Green, Fred. Dawson and y. Coch-
ran have returned from a hunting cXDedi-
ton TO Saltwater. Game was plentiful.
and they returned with a wagon load.
Mr.. J. Moore had his hand severely cut
while at work at the Aetna-Staudard mill
last Wednesday.
Mrs. William Clark. Of Burlington Read,
was visiting relatives at Warrenuon iost
Wednesday and Thursday.
The social that was held in the Giern's
Run school house Saturday evening was
reported a success.
Daisy Conway was granted a divorce
from Ad. Conway. in the st. clairsville
court, last Thursday.
The Don postofice will observe Thanks
giving Day. II will be open from 1920 10
u:SO a. m, and from $50 to $50 p. IN.
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will be all the latest selections on the
Graphophone, and several recitations
by different young ladies'. Those
taking part in the chorus are Mrs
Smoot, Misses Edith Drake, Eta
Drake, Lizzie Davidson, Ida Cady
Mary Boardman, and Messrs. Yeardley
Parshall Cooper and McGrail.
A very pleasant party of ladies from
Marietta drove down to our city a few
days ago, taking dinner at the Blenner-
hassett. Those in the party were:
Mrs Capt. NJ. +. Noll, Mrs. G. w. Way
Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Penrose. They re-
turned the same day
Mrs. S. l.. Gould and Mrs Waterman
Barbe entertained very delightfully."- at
the formers home on Juliana street,
Tuesday evening in honor Of their
charming guests, Miss Howe, of Nor
gantown, and Miss Thomas, of Ken
lucky. The Gould residence was beau
tifully decorated for the occasion. The
guests were received by Mrs. Gould,
Mrs. Barbe, Miss Gould and their yisi-
tors. Refreshments were served on
the third floor. The evening was very
pleasantly spent with interesting
games among them a cake-walk; Miss
Lily Jackson and G. w. Summers were
awarded first honors. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y.
Rathbone, Jr., Rev. w. S. Winans, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Davidson, DR.. and Mrs. c. B.
Blubaugh, Mrs. Flaherty, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meade McDougal Mrs. Dovener, Mrs.
Fulkerth, of Cincinnati; MIR. and Mrs.
VIM. Jackson, Misses Orsini Lowry,
Laura Steers, Lillian Moffett, Margaret
Paden, Carrie Shrewsbury, Julia Wait,
Nettie Wait, Garnet Horner, Of Clarks-
burg; Mary Warder, Juliet SnOdgrass,
Nan Snodgrass, Elizabeth Peterkin,
Blanche Dellicker, Verrella Doyener,
Florence Trevor, Ida Nelly, Gertrude
Armstrong, Cora and Bertha Turner,
Carrie Shutter, of Albany, n. Y; Lily
Jackson, Miss Scrogin, Florence Scro-
gin, Miss Van Kirk, of Grafton; Lizzie
Gould, and Messrs. C. d. Forrer, w. c..
Lockwood, F. X. LOOMS, Robt. Morri-
son. Edward Cox, Joel Shrewsbury,
Monroe Shrewsbury, Curtis Williams,
Bradford Hiteshew, Talbot Hiteshew,
Will Dana. Jack Taggart, Clarke Ham
ilton, of Wheeling; Halsey Aleshire,
Roy Johnson Frank Martin, Edgar Al
bright. George Summers, Will Nelly,
DR.. Parshall, John Cooper, Jack Burt
and J. w. VandersOrt.
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WILLIAMSTOWN. vs.. Va. N-, o.,
The pupils Of the grammar scho.
oyster and ice cream az Mrs. Clar.
ards home Thursday The proc
be used TO buy new dictionary.
Mrs. John Schumacher and 3.-s 81.
pack. Of ST. Marys, and Mrs. Fran.
new. Of Wheeling We're GUESTS .. ..
Anna Metcalf this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nowery, OF Ml-rr-.--
W. Va. were guests at YIN. II
over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Mcconnell and
Miss Laura. Of Parkersburg
visiting relatives here this Wa
Air. George Winston was H-
Marietta Sunday to Miss Marty
His parents rendered them d..
Monday. George has the best
host OF friends.
Miss Fannie Henderson left -
Charleston. where she is the 81
sister, Mrs. John Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs Jarvis. of Belm0-t 30
are guests of Mrs. Charles Bo..e .-
umbia avenue.
Rev. X .pier is conducting q s.-..
special meetings at Waver.y u.
attended with much interest.
+ Mrs. d. A. Uhl is the guest G.. a.
at ST. Mary's.
The literary department Of ta ...
League will give an ent,ru
the ". Z. church Thursday ey
which oysters viii DE served 81.
ment of the church.
Mrs. Newton Ogdin. Of S. 5--.
the guest Of her parents 3l-. r
Hultz.
Miss Hite. a blind lady f-.a ...
livered "A lecture in the u. E ca--. s.-.
day evening.
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WHEELING REGISTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER % 1896.

burg, where he will be treated for deaf
ness.
DR.. w. H. Gillespie went to st. Nary's
this afternoon.
A. C. Ruby was in New Martinsville
this morning.
Last night about nine o'clock or
Whereabouts burglars entered the home
of ]. F. Green on Gown Betty street
curing their absence and purloined val
uables to the amount of $3.50. Among
other things missing was the bicycle
of Miss Nellie.
S.P. Bayer went to Bradford to spend
Sunday with his family.
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MARIETTA-

Marietta. Ohio, November III
Mrs. James Creelman left Friday af-
ternoon for New York City, where she
will remain several weeks.
Mr.. B. G. Dawes left Friday after
noon for Newark. Ohio, where he will
locate as the manager of the city S
gas plant.
Mr.. c. K. Clark and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip TO New
York and will reside at ABS Second
street
Prof. and Mrs. J. II. Chamberlain
gave a reception Friday evening in
honor of Rev Mr. Nichols, who will
preach at the Congregation Church on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Cooley Of Brad
ford. Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
S. sherwood, on Second street.
John u. Midnight and Cora Beaver,
of Beaver Falls, Pa, were licensed to
wed on Friday and were married in
this city on that day by Rev. c. E.
Dickinson.
Mrs. c. F. Wilson, Of the West Side,
was called to Michigan Il few days
since by the serious illness Of her hus-
band.
Mrs. Robert Galbraith and son, Ar
chic, and Mrs. r. G. Robinson, of Pitts
burg, are guests of Mrs. D. G. Davis, of
Putnam avenue.
Mrs. J. d. Codwallader and Mrs.
Clara Putnam left Thursday eevning on
the keystone State for Cincinnati,
where they will visit friends.
Mr. w. B. Thomas and daughter,
Miss Grace, Of Washington, D. c.. are
guests Of Mrs. Hickok, on Front street.
Mrs. c. J. Duke. of Pittsburg, is in the
city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Blume.
Miss jeanette Preston, of the West
Side has been visiting relatives at
GAINESVILLE.
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EOC, loss of appetite take Stuart 5
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EOD loss of flesh, use Stuart's Dys-
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that is. by digesting fesh-forming 1000
and assisting the weak stomach IN ais
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EOD gas in stomach and bowels,
| YIN causing distress, belching ana
headaches, use Stuart's Dyspepsia zap
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EOD palpitation of the heart use
FUN Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
because this symptom in nine out OF
ten cases is caused from a disordered
stomach.
EOD impure blood use Stuart's
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can only result from wholesome food
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EOD every form of weak digestion
| yin and stomach trouble except
cancer of the stomach Stuart's Dys-
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ural most successful cure. No patent
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similar valuable stomach remedies.
For sale by druggists at SOC for full size
package. or by mail from Stuart Co.. Mar
shall Mich. Kindly ask your druggist first.
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once. Il came on gradually. strong man
can live on his nerves and his health for a
long time without apparent injury, but II
isn't a safe thing TO do Whenever there IS
nervousness. or insomnia, or undue fatigue
from ordinary work, when irritability takes
The place Of corteutment, when a man
isn't sick but doesn't feel quite well -
then Is the time he should begin 10 take
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is the best tonic medicine and nerve food,
or invigorator in the world Il assists di.
restion. increases the appetite, promotes
tho-ou~h assimilation of the food, puuhes
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nerves. Ii puts the whole body into perfect
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sands of people have been brought back
10 hardness and vigorous health. Thou
sands Of peo0le have been cured of most
serious sickness by this wonderful! med
icine. Druggists sell H.
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WESTON

WESTON. W. Va. Not.r .,-...
torney +. \. Brannon De-.
visit 10 relatives and fr.ea N..t..
and Baltimore.
Mrs. r. G. Linn OF C.r.e. t.s t.s-
visiting friends here the -. H..
Mr.. r. $. Waterman. .. ,..
drug firm OF Waterman & O.. ... ,....
Minnie A. Wright. "A charm
Of Galesburg. IFS. were m t..
home OF the brides parents
Friday Of last week. They
Wednesday.
4 fire company was orE1r.E ...
Court House Thursday night
are: W. G. Danser CHIEF, ST.
first captain: j. W. Tracy. SEQ. captain.
VIM. Mcbride third captain. t.aa
is now pretty well equipped 20
DR. W a. Rymer has moyc- fs.
vile.
The ladies' OF tho Catholic churca
hold q supper Tuesday evening &ov
o. Proceeds for the benefit o.,
parochial residence.
Mrs DR.. Lewis is visiting Parkers
friends.
Rt. Rev. p. J. Donahue win Doe az Lcr'.
ing Creek next Sunday. and viii admla.--
ter the sacraments of confirmation.
Sheriff Hall is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Boyd left Tu
on their wedding tc"-
Mr.. VIII Stor his ka.
home Thu
Mr.. az sar moved D.
from
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1911 MarAvc street. Wheeling, ". So
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miles.