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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-24
Chicago Record.

Chicago Record.
To the Editor: The Chicago
Tribune has published an interview
with Mr.. A. ii. Revell, in which the
latter expresses the opinion that no
republicans will vote for the nomi-
nees of the late Chicago convention.
For the benefit of Mr.. Revell, the
writer would like to give, through
the columns Of the Record, the re-
suit of her canvass Of the voters in q
single business Office in this city to-
day, where half a dozen gentlemen
were congregated. Three OF them
were republicans who had never
voted the democratic ticket In their
lives, and all three expressed a de,
termination to vote Tor Bryan ana
Sewall. The rest Of them were
free-silver democrats with one ex-
ception. He has been a gold dem
ocrat. When asked how he was
going to vote he said he hadn't
made up his mind: that his wiie
had given him notice that he would
have to change his boarding place,
: that the combination on the night.
n latch would be changed II he did
b not vote for Bryan, so he was glvint
2 the question profound and prayer
Il ful consideration. If all the demo
n G ratio wives i'm the land, whose lord
look through jaundiced eyes at sil
:, vel, would take an equally dec.de'
y g stand with this wise dame ther
:, - would be no bolt Of the gold mer
I, I, The case Of this Office is not an ist
I lated one. In the course OF tn
j i last three days the writer has stunt
- led on half a hundred republican
who have decided to cast their vot
"a for the apostles Of free silver.
Ia Chicago, July 13.
a CAROLINE WEsTCoTT RoMNEf.
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E B. Goodman, Civil Engineer
Of New Albany, Ind, well known
in this vicinity, having been con-
structing engineer in 1870 and 1851
when the Air Line was being con
structed. is in the city assisting Z.
c. E.. Ed. Pickhardt to stralghten
out some OF the irregularities IN
grades and lines that have been
made during the last ID years by
sund.y would be surveyors, which
are now causing lots OF trouble.
John Renner, who is employed as
section hand on the Air Line, re-
ceived very painful injury last
Friday. While in the act OF hitting
: a cross-tie John Beard. another sec
ton hand, accidentally struck Ken
ner's left hand with pick he was
using, the point of which entered
, the top of the hand and cut out
/ large Slice of the flesh. Renner a
y once called on DR.. McMahan, wh
dressed the WOunu.
e A number Of the business men .
|. this city met last Tuesday night
il the hall above the Red Front Clotf
j. ING store and organized the Hun
Z ingburgh Business Mems Associ'
sc tion 1t is the purpose OF the o.
t. ganization to guard the interests 9
10 its members and promote and el
A. courage other business enterprise
le / he officers of the organization are
x president-Dr. c. w. Schwart
ir 1st Vice President-H. Landgrep'
to'2nd Vice President-Ernst.
Ell Blemker; Secretary-John Ko'he,
ay Treasurer-Adam Stratman. l.
ce ecutive Committee-E. X. Bru
sr. dick, Phi. Bamberger, Chas. Sem
he der. G.. C. Bletz and A. HedricK'
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pyThe Huntingburg News say

sry-The Huntingburg News says
that Mr.. Brett and Mr.. Bryan are
great friends,-as they sat in two
congresses together. That may all
he true. and it is to be hoped that
Johnny will be able TO learn the
truth as it falls from Bryan s ups.
He failed to learn it, however, wheh
in congress, as Bryan voted with
majority of the Democrats there
against the repeal OF the coinage
clause of the miserable makeshift
; Sherman Act, without there was
substitute for it providing for the
free coinage of silver adopted al
the same time, while Johnny voted
: as Cleveland commanded him, VIII
: majority of the Republicans, t
; enforce Great Britain's pollcy
. That vote in a Congress composed
of a majority Of Democrats ma
4 proved. as the COURIER said at tn
II time. a vote against the interests o
i labor and Democracy, and the labo
o of the land, at the first opportunity
e marched to the polls from the
y farms. mines, shops, stores, once
'e and factories, en- masse, and repu'
y ed the breaking of solemn pledg.
t, to the people, and the effor,
y make this country again a colon
III Of Great Britain, and retired thos
er who had thus violated their pledge
re and placed Republican MAORI
:, again in Congress-even beatil
ut Johnny with Cana iian candidat
800 majority in Democratic a al
es trict having 1900 majority. LII
e. did not mean an endorsement
n Republican policy, but only,
mt strong rebuke to a party when n
he violated its pledges-and a perm
ch nent retirement of the men W
RS had succumbed to executive gold
'ut ,wiles.
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Harbison Trustees Notice

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. Trustee Of HARRISON township,
will Att md 10 township business on eacn
Saturday Of the year, at my oiice, anu
nersons having township business 70
srrnsact are required to present IT TO MN
on Saturdays. an =. .ao, a,
nv home in Haysviile. ,o 4,
Indiana School Books are Tor sale ..
uamrv Ruehrschneck in Haysville, an'
hsam Uarker in Kellerville, Indiana.
naa'" JoHN SEITz,
Aug. 80, lSS5-y. ~
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Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice is given that hereafter the irus
go of Madison township will be at the
store room Of Mr.. John p. Norman. IN
sraland on every Saturday, for the pur'
-osa ~ attending to township business
oUJ all nersons having business with the
tnwnship are expected to confne 1t t'
those days. n. :, rs.o,
Alexander's in Ireland, where All may
obtain the books. an !.
Tha Indiana School books will %
found at Norman x tray s'ore AZ ~
times. JohN =. Nraa;ao,, Tr
Aug. 10, '95-y Irus'ee ""'''o"
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There are about 7,OOO,OOo OF
Jews in the world, about one-haii
Of whom live in Russia. 1t is mol
certain that the number of the race
have increased since the time OF
Christ. There is no reason TO pe'
l;eve that there are more Jews now
in England, France, Germany, ana
Snain than there were in the day.
Of the persecution. There were, u
1890. i3O, 900 Jews in the United
states. 1t is impossible for pubic
lcredulity to predict that they VII
dominate O,OO0,0 600 Of christians.
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AND so Bynum has bolted, bag
and baggage, the Chicago nomlna-
tion and the Chicago platform.
But since this announcement wa,
made the sun continues to rise ana
illuminate the day and then give
way for the moon to pour its sllvery
light upon the earth at night, while
the BRYAN boom gains volume an'
energy and enthusiasm among TN
people. Good-by, Brer Bynum
and may the Lord have mercy o.
vour soul. You will never agar
be heard Of in Indiana politics, no
any other man who, like you, io'
. sakes the faith, the traditions an
!, the principles Of the party OF Je
ferson and Jackson.--N.A. Ledge
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Every true follower OF Chris'
must get fairly and squarely WIZ WV
both feet on the home side OF thl'
struggle, and the home side i no
in the ranks of either Of the old par
ties, nor in the Peoples party, Du
in the Prohibition party, the ON.
party that dares to inscribe upon IL
banners, "The saloon must 60.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-24

New York is to have twenty
nine story building. 1t will rest on
a pile foundation and will weigh
52 600 tons. 1t will have nine
rapid passenger elevators that vii
make the ascent to the top story II
one minute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-24

As young Mr.. Bryan has started his task
OF cleaning the Augean stables,
We pause for moment to cautiously ask
How fishing Is down at Gray Gables.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-24

The man who wrote "Ta-ra-Ia-
Boom -de-Aye" made himself ia
mons but the man who writes a
sensible business advertisement
n aeds no "Ta-ra-ra" "to boom
him His ads will do it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-24

Four-legged chickens are great.
ioy to little folks who ara fond OF
,drumsticks, but they would please
more people if they would only
come doublebreasted with two wish.
homes and some extra hearts and
! liyers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-24

II our children were made OF pig
iron, the politicians would ia'o'
their protection.
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Half the advertising isn't adj
yertising.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-26
WESTON

Weston, W. Va. April 25.-The Ep-
worth League gave a missionary enter
tainment at the NJ. E. church Tuesday
night
Scott Post has moved his drugstore
into his new quarters near the Bailey
House.
The Weston Touring mill will be re-
built.
Mrs. NJ. A. Nesbaum. of Clarksburg,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Isaac Kline.
Mr. Charles Hickman, Of Clarksburg,
is here locking after the Insurance
Company's interest in the burnt Nc
Donnel Hotel case. They claim .aey
can and will in all probability rebuild it
cheaper than for the amount it was in
sured for.
Miss Leo Burkhart. of Martinsburg.
is visiting her brother. Rev. w. H.
Burkhart
DR.. A. f. Lawson will on the first Of
the month open private hospital here
for the treatment OF rheumatism, lum-
bago and sciatica, also all forms of fe-
male trouble and diseases of the kid
neys. by static electricity.
Post Master Edwards and Prosecut-
ing Attorney McGary are in Washing
ton.
Mrs. ]. F. STEELE was on the sick list
last Thursday and Friday.
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GRAFTON.

Grafton. w. Va, April Ex-senator
W. G. Worley. of Kingwood, was here
on legal business, Tuesday.
w. B. McGary. Of Weston, was here
the first OF the week
Chas. E. Wells. L. S. Marshal for
West Virginia, was in this city last
week.
Morley Thomas. OF Kingwood. has
accepted clerkship in the Grafton
Hotel.
Train Dispatcher NJ. F. Green has
returned from Parkersburg, having
been called there by the death of his
mother.
NJ. J. Flagal, whose illness has been
critical, is not much improved.
Hon. Jro. Basel, of Clarks0urg, was
here on business the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder. Of Keyser. are
the guests OF Mr.. Joe NEWMAN, OF the
West Side.
Miss Fannie Good has returned from
an extended visit TO friends in Dayton.
Ohio.
Miss Mamie and Ella Flanagan are
visiting in Parkersburg this week.
Miss Maud Walters is visiting friends
in UniOntown. Pa.
Miss Blanche Carter. of Winchester,
Va. is visiting here.
7. c. COrcOran made a flying visit 10
Cameron Wednesday.
Perry Marum was al Parkers0urg the
first Of the week.
c. r. Rowland. of Farm mt. was
here Thursday, on business connected
with the Fairmont and, Grafton Gas
Company.
Mrs. S. B. Crawford returned to her
home in Baltimore, after a pleasant
visit 10 friends in this city.
Eugene Sommerville was at Parkers-
burg, Thursday, on legal business.
Mr.. J n. Shahan. who has been in
Quincy. H.. for the past six years, IS
visiting in this city.
J. y. Parks. cashier O. the KingwoOG
Bank. was here Tuesday.
Misses Abbie and Lera Sinsel are Wis
ting relatives in Washington. D. G.
Mrs. o. B. Street is visiting her par
ents in Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. o. l.. Rohrbaugh. Of Salem, is
visiting Mrs. Emma Ware, on Main
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-26
FAIRMONT.

Fairmont, W. Va. April 25.-Sheriff
Franzheim, of Wheeling, was here We'd
nesday
Attorney Chas. Powell was attending
the United States Court at Clarksburg
this week.
+. W. Banner & Co.. of Wheeling,
will open a branch store here in the
new Hall building on Main street.
Thos o. Hare was at Connellsville,
Pa. on business several days this week.
Miss Fannie Jordan. of Elm Grove,
Is the charming guest Of Miss Melville
Hutchinson, on FairmOnt avenue.
Mrs. B. F. Fisher, of Ravenswood, is
the guest OF relatives here.
Mrs. Budd Davis and daughter, Ed
ma. were at Wheeling last week.
Geo. \. Huntington, of Wheeling,
was here several days this week. en-
route home from a trip to Washington,
d. c.
The Manetta Oil Company. composed
of citizens OF this place Connellsville
and Uniontown. Pa. gave contract to
drill well in the Jakes Run field this
week.
The Woman's Equality Club held an
ice cream festival in the vacant store
room on main street last evening.
Wait Canaway left last Sunday to
resume his tudies az Iron City College,
at Pittsburg.
Quite a number Of Masons of this
place. paid fratsrral visit TO Union
town, Pa, this week.
Clerk Circuit Court Ramage. was Wis
iting al Clarksburg this week.
Mrs VIM. Bell, OF Pittsburg, is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. A. J. Lyons.
VIM. Emsheimer. we'll known bust
ness man of Wheeling. was here this
week
Fred. c. Hough, who has been in ia
maica for some time. engaged in rail
road building. arrived here last week on
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ThOs Hough.
Miss May Fleming, daughter Of Judge
Rcbt Fleming. of Ravenswood, is here
this week attending the Miller-Fleming
wedding. She will remain a few weeks
the guest Of riends.
The list of candidates for the various
county offices was reinforced consider
ably the last week.
The Republican county convention
to select delegates to Clarksburg. Graf
ton and Parkersburg, met throughout
the county to-day.
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PORTLAND STATION.


J. R. McCleary, OF Steubenville, was
in Portland Monday doing business.
Mrs. Fannie Moore, of this place, was
week.
We noticed several of Tiltonville's
young teachers at the meeting of the
Board of Education on Monday.
DR.. w. B. Mckee returned home Sat-
urday from Cincinnati and has hung out
his single, fully equipped and ready
to serve the public in the dentistry line.
After an illness OF less than week an
other of Portlands old residents has
been called away. Mrs. Mary E. Neel,
or Mother Neel, as she was so familiar
~ called by all our people, to whom she
was endeared by loving Christian
friendship, died Thursday afternoon.
The funeral will take place from the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morn
ing at ten o'clock. Mrs. Neel leaves a
family of four daughters. Lizzie, Edith,
Sadie and Clara, the last two being
called from their business in Columbus,
to mourn her loss,w hich is shared by
many friends. and especially so by the
church and Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor, in which they
form so important factor.
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TERRA ALTA.

Terra Alta, W. Va, April 25.-Prof.
&C. Wilt, of Anbay, was in town last
Friday visiting at o. c. Cranes.
Rev. Geo. Shaw spoke at Valley Pain
last night and returned home to-day.
Felix Elliott and wife are visiting at
DIR. S. NJ. SCOTS this week.
VIM. H. Glover went 10 Bruceton last
Thursday on a business trip.
Fuller Crane, of Parkersburg, was in
town Thursday and Friday on business.
Mr.. Charles Sisler and family return
Cd home last Friday from Ohio, where
he had been working on a saw mill for
the last four months.
Mr.. Dan Jackson, of Kingwood, was
in town last Friday On business.
Mrs. Wilbert banner and son, Frank,
who have been visiting friends at
Kingwood, returned home one day last
week.
Mr.. NJ. H. Dodge made flying trip
10 Reedsville last Thursday on his BIZ
cycle.
Mr.. Rupert Vickery was visiting
friends here last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Hope Leraue is working in the
Oracle Office in the place of Chas. Burke.
Charlie wasn't a very good hand at
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

St. Clairsville, Ohio, April 25.-F. H.
Briggs, manager of the B. & o. Fuel
Company, will move to Cleveland about
May l.
Mrs. John Grassland is visiting rela-
tives in Pittsburg.
c. E. Hinkle, OF Warrington, was
here calling on old friends Monday.
The w. c. T. U. are talking of OPEN
ing a reading room for young men in
one of their rooms in the court house.
Mrs. DR.. Mcfarland, of Wellsville is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Dar-
rah
George PAUL. of Wheeling. was in
town Monday on business.
Rev. DR.. Balph spent last Sunday
with friends in Butler, Pa.
Miss Anna Steenrod has returned
home from a visit to Akron, Ohio
Marriage Hcenes issued since last re-
ported: William H. Gosney and Lu-
cetta McGlumphy; Alorzo NJ. Ault and
Mamie Z. Gatten; August l.. Henschel
and Alvaretta P. Snively; William Flu
gate and Rosa Beall; William NJ. Will
son and Annie Woodhead;. Charles
O'Dell and Re0ecca Lemasters; Adolph
Hall and Hattie A. Moore; Frank NJ.
Billingsley and Jessie E. Mayhugh;
Charles Porter ard Mary Duffy; Char
les Marsh and Annie Wild; Ira Owen
and Leona Smith.
Fred Longley has accepted a position
with w. II. Evans, OF Cadiz, and will
move his family about May l.
Mrs. Mccain, of Wellsville; Mrs
Warren, of Steubenville, and Mrs. Jep-
son, of Wheeling visited their sister,
Mrs. Welday, this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-26

Clarksburg 10 Moundsville for training
on the nice tracks at the latter place.
The Methodists and Presbyterians
will hold a union service at the church
of the former on next Sunday evening.
The Rev. Kepler will preach special
sermon to the Odd Fellows.
S. H. Woodruff will remove his family
TO Moundsville in the near future,
where he expects TO reside permanent
". We are sorry to lose Mr.. Woodruff.
He will be greatly missed, especially by
the church. at this place. But our loss
will be Moundsville's gain.
NJ. A. Walton was in Wheeling on
business Wednesday.
Dr. f. S. Davis is LAYING water line
from spring in the McConnoughey adj
dition 10 the HO.ei Greed TO supply the
building with water.
There have been no new develop
ment in oil here since our last report.
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CLARKSBURG.

Clarksburg. W. Va, April 25.-Gen.
John b. Gordon has consented TO lee
ture in this city on next Thursday. Sub
ject. THE last days OF the Confeder-
acy." The proceeds will be used to re-
pair the Central Presbyterian church
in this city
The Federal Court has adjourned
without transactine much business.
The grand jury found but few indict-
mentS. mostly for counterfeiting money
and Irregularities in the mail.
Next week will be a great time in
in Clarksburg: Annual meeting of the
Grand Army OF the Republic; a meet
ing OF the Sons OF Veterans: Buffalo
Bills Wild West show; plays at the OPP
era house every night, and lecture by
Senator Gordon.
Ruhl. KobleSard & Co. have let the
contract for erecting a large brick
business building here.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Sallie F. Swartz to Mr.. W.
l.. Rector. April %.
Prof. W. + Reynolds vas married to
Miss Inez Brohard April is, at Flem-
lnStOu. uN INtNs =. y. - LiSlJOuiH.
Mrs. Rehecca Evans. mother Of Thos.
L Evans. Of Sycamore Dale. was in her
eighty-fifth year She was born In
Greensboro. Pa. and has resided in this
county since 1858.
Judge Con is holding court at Rich
mond. Virginia.
Near 1870 persons were in Clarksburg
during rhe week in attendance upOD the
United States court as witnesses before
the Grand Jury.
Rev. J. ". Lafferty, pastor OF the
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CAMERON.

Cameron, W. Va. April 25.-Mr. A.
II. Gray. the well known salesman. has
accepted position for the season with
VIM. NJ. Kincaid & Sons. Mr.. Gray
will make a specially of the buggy bus
inesS.
The festival given by the VI. Z.
Church by the Junior Epworth League
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
was a grand success.
Two plain DRINKS were taken in by
the police last sunday and lodged in
jail 10 await a hearing Monday morn
ing. The mayor imposed the neceS-
sray penalty Monday morning. and
they were released from custody.
We are having an improvement in
the way OF an additional telephone line
70 town. 10 come from Alleppo, Pa Ii
will be a great convenience 10 the peo-
pie at that place.
Some fine driving and riding horses
stopped here over night on last Thurs
day They were being taken from
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Miss Olive Thompson, who has gone on
a vacation to Pennsylvania
BENWOOD.

Miss Jennie Lanon, formerly OF New
York, but now OF Martins Ferry, has
organized class Of vocal and iDstru-
mental music in this city.
Mrs. NJ Brown is visiting in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
VIM. Murrey is home from Youngs-
town for few weeks.
Mr.. VIM. Hawkberry, of Metz, w.
Va, is here on visit
Atwell Yost, accompanied by his
friend, George Burkhardt, will leave
next week for tour through the west
ern States.
Thomas Mclaughlin is on the sick
list.
A number of the Women's Relief
Corps will leave Tuesday to attend the
Parkers5urg convention.
Mr.. A. Robb, of Glovers Gap, is the
guest OF friends here.
Mrs. A. l.. Pelley, who was called to
Mingo by the serious illness of her son,
Tom, has returned home.
The State Convention OF the Knights
of st. John will meet at Benwood, Sum-
day. May 26. at their hall
Mr.. Harry Norton, of Piedmont, was
here on business last week.
Mrs. Chas. Conrad, OF Parkersburg,
is spending few weeks with her sis
ter in Lower Benwood
A number from this city have re-
ceived invitations for a private party
10 be given by the RoSette Club, of
Wheeling, Monday night.
Miss A. kidmore, after being the
guest OF friends here, returned to Sis
tersville.
Miss Lottie Price has arrived home
from the Buckharnon Seminary.
Fhe many friends OF Miss Christina
Serig were sorry to hear of her death,
which occurred a few days ago, as she
will be missed by large circle of her
friends, and was beloved and highly
! esteemed by all who knew her.
There will be a meeting of the Cres-
cent Association at their club room
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Susanna Schad
TO Mr.. VIM. Holderman will take place
Wednesday night.
Father Mattingly, Of Martins Ferry,
called upon Father nehemiah, Fri
day.
Hope Society will give bazaar at the
NJ. E. Church on next Saturday night,
May 2, lasting for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Schad were at AL
leghery, Wednesday, attending the
wedding of their son.
Mr.. Louis Schad, a popular young
gent Of this city, was married Wednes-
day night to Miss Mary Hauf, one of
Allegheny's charming young ladies. Mr..
and Mrs. Schad have arrived in this
city and will make this place their flu
ture home
The Terra Gotta Club will give Sc
lect hop at Dolan's hall, Benwood juno
tion, on Monday night.
Mr.. VIM. Schad was at Allegheny TO
attend his brothers wedding.
Silver metal contest to be given un-
der the auspices of the w. C. T. U. at
the NJ. E. Church, Tuesday night, April
2Sth.
Mrs L. Stills, of Bridgeport, was call
ing on friends in this city.
The seventy-seventh anniversary Of
the l. o. o. F. fellowship was cele
brated last right at their hall. Those
who were present were the families Of
this order Refreshments were served.
Miss Kate Cooke and her friend, Vir-
ginia Dolan. will spend the day with
friends in Warrington.
The Young Peoples Society OF ST.
Matthew's Church. will hold a grand
"a ir and festival IN next Saturday Nav
2, and Monday, May 4, at City Hall.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing steel works.
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SARDIS.

Sardis, O., April 25.-Miss Annie Bur-
ton, of Darlington. was visiting relatives
in town last Sunday.
.G. NJ. Thompson made a business trip
to St Mary's and way points Thursday.
E. S. Dunn. Of Sistersville, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Thompson. who has been
visiting relatives at Toronto. Ohio. re-
turned home Monday evening.
A. II. Lowe made a business trip TO
Darlington Thursday.
w NJ. Harris was at Moundsville a
few days the past week.
The phonograph entertainment given
in the NJ. E. church Tuesday evening
for the benefit Of the Jr o. L. A. NJ.
proved success in every manner.
Geo E. Topp, of Darlington, was in
town Thursday morning.
Miss Emery GOrreu. OF Friendly. was
the guest OF the Sardis Cash Store Tues
day.
Mrs. DR.. Boice. Of Sistersville. was
the guest Of relatives here Thursday.
Miss AIDA Knight is now in charge Of
the post Office, through the absence OF