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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04
WESTON.

Weston. w. Va, October 3.-The Wes-
ton people are anxiously awaiting the
approaching marriage Of DR.. Robert A.
Haynes and Miss Hattie Gaylord, which
event will take place az the Methodist
Church on the 18th inst. The Register
in advance extends congratulations.
Miss Margaret Bennett is visiting
Clarksburg friends this week.
Miss Ruth Lynn. of Chenille, mas been
q guest of Miss Hattie Bland the past
week.
Porter and Jakson Arnold were here
from Arnold Station Friday.
Rolla Camden, of Parkersburg, was a
guest of his sister, Mrs. ]. S. Lewis, the
past week.
Mrs. DR.. Crumbacker and son have re-
turned from their Ohio visit.
R. S. Waterman spent Sunday last in
Parkersburg.
Arthur Flesher, VINO died at his home
in Kitsonville, was buried in Machpelah
cemetery Sunday last.
The oyster supper given by the local
grand success-ccPapTs oSH Hsv i'd tujD
lodge OF the Order Of Red Men Friday
night was a grand success.
P. F. Mcdonnell left Monday for Brit
ish Columbia, where ne has a good rail-
road position awaiting him.
Our popular merchant, David Snyder
has typhoid fever.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson moved into her
new home, lately vacated by Mr. Isaac
Klein. Thursday last
Bert and Rupert Koblegard will be the
managers of our new opera house.
R. S. Waterman will nave charge Of
the cigar and news stand in The new 10
tel
RI. linn left Friday for Cumberland
on business
Ernest Fisher, of Washington. return
ed home Thursday
Mrs. "Bunnie" Fisher. Of Pickens. is
the guest Of Weston friends and rela-
tiveS.
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House. is suffering from a severe sore
| throat.
Ray. the four year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Van Camp, of the South side
! died of diphtheria Wednesday
Robert Pemberton, of Maple avenue
celebrated his SD birthday Thursday.
Benz. Welch. Col L. NJ. Stephens, Geo.
Ober. Geo. Martin, r. e. L. Snodgrass,
". T. sideu. Sam. Bland, Joseph Bland,
Bile. Potts. Irwin Ober and Joseph Clark
were amongst the many citizens who went
| to wheeling Thursday evening TO see ana
hear W J. Bryan.
Geo. Bridgeman left for Scio Ohio. Mon
dav. where he will attend college.
Miss Mary Berger is spending a few days
with relatives and friends at Powhattan'
Ohio.
Miss Mary Merrill took charge Of the
| central Office for the Peoples Telephone
Company. Monday. The Peoples Tele-
phone Company is now successor TO NC
| Ghee and Moore. whose telephone line IL
purchased recently.
Miss Minerva Davis, of Marietta, ONO
will spend few months with her aunt
Mrs. Fred Butcher of Virginia street.
Mrs. w Kotzebue, of Ravenswood' Is
spending few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. 3. T. Bowers, oil
North street.
Mrs. Capt. b. b Dovener of Wheeling,
who was visiting her sister Mrs. Dr. Geo.
Caddle. of the South Side, returned nome
the first of the week.
a number of children on the South Side
are suffering of diphtheria, and there Is
some talk of closing the public SCHOOLS.
A large force Of workmen are engaged
in building the water works for the city.
The water mains have been buried on
Main street. If the weather is favora-
BILE the work will be completed in few
weeks.
our public schools opened Monday.
Prof. d. ". Shields assisted by Brent.
Shriver. Miss Anna Baush and James Nc
Gee. has charge of the high school Miss
Dosia McIntire and Miss Tressa Gibbons
have charge of the school on the South
Side.
Geo. Hutchinson. of Pittsburg. and mate
of the steamer Liberty, is calling on his
brother-in-law, NJ. 3. Potts, Of Maple
avenue.
Mrs. F. NJ. schlobohm spent few days
this week with her sister, Miss Mary
Schlobohm. of Green Hill.
Levi Oblinger is confined to his room by
sickness. His many friends hope for his
early recovery.
Rev w. A. Anderson, of Wheeling
stopped off here Thursday, on his way
from Parkersburg. Rev. Anderson had
charge Of the NJ. e. Church here the last
conference year.
J. c. Conley. of the South Side. left Wed
nesday for Ravenswood to attend the
Christian Missionary Convention. lie will
be absent until Monday of next week.
]. e. McEldowney made business trip
10 Proctor Saturday.
P. L. Moore, 1t prominent attorney OF
sistersville. was here Friday on legal bus
mess.
c. o. Kansouse. of Pittsburg, has been
here two weeks laying Off the town and
numbering the houses. All the business
houses and most of the dwellings now
bear proper number and name of street.
A large number Of the citizens from the
country and most OF the town citizens
were at the depot Thursday evening TO
greet W. J. Bryan. There was great re-
ioicing at the sight Of Mr.. Bryan.
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ST NiARYrS.

S.. Mary's. ". Va. October 3.-Cnris-
tan c. Schumacher returned the first
OF the week from a four months visit
TO Germany.
j. ". Woods, Of Parkersburg, a con-
tractor. was awarded the cOl,rsct for
Iye new houses by J. F. Baron and Geo
Fellows One Of the houses is 10 De
completed within thirty days, to be oc-
cunpied by z. W Frink
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. ". Morgan, OF Engle
Run spent Sunday with relatives here.
The Inley Bros are plastering Weber
Bros. house.
The Democratic campaign has been
opened and is now IN full blast.
Edward insolvency. OF Pittsburgh.
and G. 3. Johnson, candidate for pros
ecu.!ng attorney. have been "stumping"
the ,c0unty this week. The campaign
VIII close with the election.
An important meeting of the official
board OF the VI. E. Church was held las
nigh,
Quite q number OF our citizens went
10 Cloverdale to the Democratic meeting
last Saturday afternoon.
Boyd Bros have a force Of men al
work burying the pipes carrying the
water from the river 10 the oil field.
o. C. Grant will commence school at
the Long Run school house Monday
October 8.
The Mckinley Club viii meet on Sat-
Urday night Of each week hereafter.
Mrs.. Renshausen and daughter, Of
Glass, Ohio. visited Mrs Blackburn and
Miss White this week
tracks is filled with railroad ties.
Haskell and Ballard have had a fob
OF fishing tools out OF their No. 5 well.
Miss G'enna Skidmore, OF Parkers-
burg spent Monday with Miss Estella
White.
The River Ga Co. is furnishing me-
tiers 90 all Who want them.
Aldo Dcan pu, a roof on the VI. E.
parsonage. at Newport. this week.
Curb-stOne politics Is getting hot.
Mrs R. H. Browse. Of Grape Island.
was visiting IN town this week.
One hundred and nineteen went from
this station 10 Parkersbuyg Thursday
20 hear W J. Bryan speak.
!. W. Strobe, an aged and highly
respected citizen. died last Sunday and
was buried Wednesday afternoon.
". ;. Wiley. OF the We,zel Demo-
crat. was in town Thursday.
The rain on Wednesday prevented the
s. Mary's delegation from attending
the Sunday School convention at Shultz
c. Strobe and son, and Jacob ana
Lewis. nephews Of J. ". Strobe de-
ceased. came in from Ramsey. Ill. 10
stJend the funeral.
Miss Annie Imley viii commence
school az the Cole school house Monday.
October 3
L. c. Lane has been sick most OF the
time since July l. He went 70 work
last Monday. but was unable 70 stand i
aud is now much worse.
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Every man, woman and child except a
few. gathered along Main street 10 see
BRYAN as he passed, but most OF them
failed TO get q glimpse of him.
Mrs. James Patterson, OF Willow ISL
and, visited Mrs. DR.. d. z. SIeen TINS
week.
DR.. A. S. Grimm will move into MS
new house next week.
Prof. F. L. Bailey, of Newport, was
over Thursday evening to see W. j.
Brayan as he passed through the town.
C. I. Bunnell a free silver or ". j.
BRYAN Republican, has opened jewelry
store in the Barkwell building on Main
street.
Miss Blanche Ruttencutter went to
Parkersburg Thursday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. G. ". Hutchinson.
Mrs. c. J. MONTY, Of Carnegie, Pa,
visited her sister, Mrs S. T. Mallory, OF
224 Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carver. Of Cor
ming, O., are visiting G. w. Hudsons 5,
Mrs. Garyer's parents.
Newton 0gdin was at Parkersburg
Friday on business.
John Williams Is having a tin roof
put on his house and a neat portico in
front
Yeager Debolt will open school at
Grape Island Monday.
The council held their usual monthly
meeting last night
Attorney A. J. Porter has treated his
Office floor to a new carpet.
Politics is drowning oil excitement at
present
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NEW MARTINsvILLE.

New Martinsvile October S.-Gler
snodgras who has been on a visit to hi:
parents. Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Snodgrass
returned to Warrington Sunday. where he
has been working in store for the last
year.
Miss Minnie Schafer and brother. Clar.
ence Schafer and Lou Gaus, of Wheel.
ing. and Miss Alice Rist. Of Hannibal. O..
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Oblin-
ser Sunday.
Miss Minnie Roberts. daughter of Jos
Roberts has been i'll with diphtheria this
week
Col L. NJ Stephens. Democratic candi-
date for the Legislature was at Wylieville
Saturday, and delivered one OF the ablest
speeches of the campaign.
Col Jim Hall. the Maple avenue general
grocer. while coming from Darlington
Sunday in his buggy. lost pocket book
containing eight dollars In currency. a
check and other valuable property, worth
500.
Charley Cox and ]. W. McIntire were
at Proctor Saturday on legal business.
Capt. 3. T. Bowers was at Sistersville
Wednesday on LEGAL business.
Col Fontain smith and L. N Arnett,
lawyer Of Fairmont. attended Circuit
Court here Tuesday.
". E. Edwards Of Warrington; Clar-
ence Kohle, Of Pittsburg; c. ". Evans, OF
GAINESVILLE. Ohio; ". J. Martin. of Sis
tersville: W. r Call. OF Toronto. and E.
II. CASTOR were business callers in our
city Tuesday and registered at the Eakin
House.
Pete Yeager, bartender at the Eakin
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home after a summers visit in Thin;
Mrs R. A. Russell and son accompanied
him here.
Dr. R. B. Pope has been attending con-
ference at Wellington.
Rev. John Dickerson attended confer
ence at Cleveland this week.
Rev. D. C. Coburn and wife have gone
to their new home at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. E. L. Menager and daughter, Mrs
Donnally, of Gallipolis, are visiting
friends here
Ellsworth Ranney, Pan Handle con-
ductor, OF this city, was married. on the
24th at Carnegie, Pa, to Miss Nellie
Stewart.
]. H. Donovan, of Pittsburg, was mar
ried at Dennison on the 23d to Miss Mary
Flood, formerly of this city.
Misses Alice Johnston and Annie Nc
Clinton are visiting at Frankfort Pa.
Miss Garrett Ridgley has returned to
Allegheny after three months visit
here
Daton Gallagher has returned to
to Johns Hopkins University.
DR.. Thomas Walker has returned from
an outing in Canada.
A farewell service for ex-Presiding
Elder Rev. E. l. Stewart, was held in
Hamline VI. E. Church Sunday evening.
E VI. Stanton Post G.. A. r. was in
attendance. Judge Mansfield, R. G.
Richards and Rev Stewart made
speeches.
The members cf Patton's band ex-
press regrets at failing to serenade the
Register Office
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GRAFTON

Grafton. ". Va. October 9.-Mr.
Charles Bishop and Miss Mamie Fan
aq3n were married NJ the house of The
Rev. Father J. r. NcFYtr1.. on We'd
nes59v morning
Father MCBRIDE 90 Weston was the
quasr of Father NcFUig9-- on Wednes-
az
Dave Kunst and wife were in Wheel
Ing during the week.
W. Il. clayton and wife have return
ed from Meridian. Conn. where they
were visiting for some time past.
Misses Netie Patton. Nable Baldwin.
Matte Prasso-t r.. o. Baldwin. Lizzie
Wanstreet and N1lre Heshi5n were Ar
wheeling on -as. Sunday.
Clarence West hea, clerk i'm Davis
& Barie.-s store was married on last
Monday to Mss Lizzie lsaacs, or cam
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MOUNDSVIIlLE.

Rev c. p. Clark moved his family u
| Wheeling Island on Thursday.
The Misses Higgins, Of Harper's Fer
/ ry, were the guests OF Miss Flo Higgins
OF Morton avenue, the first of the week
The Republican Club OF this place
went up to Glendale Friday night to at
tend a political meeting which was adj
dressed by Prof. Ford, Of the Benwood
schools and Hon. B. F. AIeighen, Of
| this place.
Marion Keyser has resigned his posi-
ton as deputy sheriff and accepted q
position in the Office Of the Moundsyille
Coal Company as 5ookkeeper.
Rev. S. J. Gotten, the new minister OF
I the NJ. E. church, viii not be present to-
day to take charge of the services on ac-
count of sickness in, mis- family. The
usual services Will be held, however
conducted by Rev F. T. H. Buckley
w. T. Alexander will remove his fam
lily from Western avenue to the Weaver
residence on Tenth street the coming
week.
Misses Mary Thurber and Grace
Wharry, of Wheeling. are visiting Mss
Allie Purdy. on Pur1y avenue.
The School Board will hold a special
Meeting next Wednesday evening, at
which time teacher will be appointew
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF Mss Ada Berger, who was
compelled 20 resign on account of Ill
health.
w. W. Sddger and wife are home
from a visit to the P.ttsburg Exposition.
Mrs. Emma Moore Scott will leave
on Tuesday mex; for India, where she
will join her husband and again enter
upon her duties as a missionary.
I. B. Wilson and family will occupy
the residence Of Rev G. W. Grimes, on
Fifth street, after his departure 10
Clarksburg.
Mrs J. D. Bruce entertained number
of her friends at her home on Fourth
street. Friday evening, in honor of Miss
Emma Ewing, OF LeatherwoOd, who has
been her guest for some time. Progress
slve euchre was one of the pastimes of
the evening. after which the tables were
cleared away and dancing INDUCED in
till time for the guests to depart. Mrs.
Bruce is charming hostess, and th5
evening was enjoyably spent by all
present.
The electric cars are now making
regular trips between the forks OF the
road at Tomlinsops and Benwood, leav-
ing this end of the line every hour. The
track will be completed as far as the
camp grounds crossing by Monday. and
the run extended TO that point. The
road Is being well patron!zed and the
company will soon be making good re-
turns from their expenditures.
Al the meeting o. the City Council
held Thursday evening, the levy for the
coming year was laid at 90 cents on the
500. cd advance Of five cents over that
of last year. The tax bills should have
been in the collectors hands the frs, o.
his month. but It will be a number Of
davs yet before they are ready, as the
bills will all have TO be made out after
the levy is laid
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibal, O., October 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Hyer and son, of near ClarinS-
ton, O., spent last Sunday in town, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Godfrey Hyer.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil.
fisher died on Monday after a short i'll
ness. It's funeral occurred on Tuesday
afternoon.
]. r. Dunlap, Of Marietta, O., was in
town this week.
Miss Minnie Shaffer and Messrs. Lew
Gaus and Clarence Shaffer, Of Wheeling,
were the guests Of Miss Alice Rist last
Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cline IS visiting her
daughter, Mrs. viii DIETRICH, Of Buck
hill, Ohio.
". H. Taylor. of Waverly, W. Va,
was in town Monday.
Miss Jennie McQuOwn, of Sistersyille.
w. Va, was in town Tuesday attending
the funeral of her nephew, Russell fish
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Asher Okey and chill
dren and Mrs. Delhi, Of Woodsfe,d, O.,
and Mrs. Miller and son. Of Dallas, Tex,
were in town last Sunday, the guests Of
Miss Lib Noll
Alexander Martin left Monday on
business Trip to Rayenna, Cleveland and
other points in the State.
Mrs. A. H. Hofer returned home Sun
day morning from Salem, O., where
she has been for several weeks with re-
8tiveS.
Mr.. and Mrs Mart Suter, of Cochrans-
vile, O.. visited relatives and friends in
town Last Sunday.
Mrs. Jake VCegtly and two children
we're at Wheeling Thursday.
Sat, Bare and sister, Miss Sarah. re-
turned home Wednesday from Cam
bridgeboro, Pa, where they have been
for some time for the benefit OF their
health.
Miss Belle Rist left Thursday on
visit to friends in Wayerly, Parkers-
burg and Marietta.
There are several cases yet of typhoid
fever at this place
The we'll which has been under way
for several months on the Winkler farm.
owned by the Henry OIL Co., proved to
be a duster
Rev. and Mrs. Kuster were visiting
relatives in Wheeling Wednesday and
Thursday.
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crcrrP SvILLE.

srsTERsVILLE. W. Va, October g.
~, perry A. Shanor is in New Martins
Vile to-day.
Iobn Smith and ]. c. McCue returned
This morning from a business trip down
/ the river.
Mrs I C. Jackson. Of Central City, who
bas haen visiting relatives here for some
time returned to her home this morning.
Frank Fowler spent the night win
friends here. Franks home IS in New
Martlnsville.
Geo. Earnest. of Marietta, is in the city.
" c. Mccullough. Superintendent Of
bridges for the o. R. R. R, was in the city
to-day.
Hon. ". Seymour Edwards, of Kanawha
county was here a few hours to-day.
Miss Nellie Daniels of Parkersburg. is
in the city.
Attorney r. L. Moore went up to the
district convention. which is being held
in New Martinsville to-day.
]. l.. Neville. the popular night clerk at
the Arlington. returned to-day from
Measure trip to Parkersburg.
VIM. Kaiser. of the National Supply Co.,
went down to see home folks at Marietta
to-day.
H. Hollis and II. Hardenberg went to
Bradford. Pa. this afternoon 10 dispose
Of a car load Of horses they shipped there
this morning.
DR.. j. D. Stathers went up to Wheeling
this afternoon on a short business trip.
W. II. Burns. general manager Of the
National Supply Co. went to Pittsburg
this afternoon on company business. q.
The Republicans OF this city were out
an parade last evening for the first time
since their uniforms came 70 hand. There
were exactly $40 Of them and they march
ed over town several times.
The City Council has commenced in
earnest the matter OF opening up street
10 the Ohio River depot by employing
Capt. B. T. Bowers, OF New Martnsville.
to assist Attorney F. D. Young in insti-
tuting condemnation proceedings and get
ting a special sitting OF the County Court
10 act upon them. This road will run
alongside Of the one formerly used. just
north Of the o. r. tracks. and in order TO
get It in shape by the time winter weather
gets upon them the matter will be pushed
as rapidly as possible. A portion OF
Ruby's livery stable, the boiler house Of
Bryans and all the dwellings, from there
down will be moved back enough to per-
NIT the roadway being built We have il
from good authority that as soon as work
has been commenced by the municipality
Mr.. Burt will have a stone culvert built
ready for them when they reach that
point and that a splendid new station
with all the modern conveniences. along
with an elegant eating house, will be
completed by the time the road is open
FOR transportation. Let them coAmenee
work at once by all means.
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erts at Clarksburg.
Geo. Fleming left this week for Har.
ward College, where ne Will attenc
school.
T. s. G Kendall IS out after siege
with the feye-.
Hal Hall left Tuesday for ST, Louis
where he will ATTEND q medical college.
The Whist Club met at the country
residence Of J. E Sands Tuesday night,
and were pleasantly entertained.
state Organizer Tobin. Of Moundsvtlle,
Col. Egan. of Weston, J. c. Doaahue,
VIM. Shearer, J. E. Tierny Of Weston,
and others attended the meeting OF the
Knights Of 81. John here Tuesday.
Col Ed Dagney attended the Bryan
meeting at Clarksburg Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Gibson, % UliOntown, v.
s Hyer, Of Sutton, and Tom Ashcraft, OF
UniOntown, are visiting here this week.
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BENWOOD.

! Frank McCieary. Of Saline, o., was IN
Inc city on legal business.
( Mrs. II. Durth. Of PiJtsburg, is visit
ing friends IN this city.
| Mr. George Murrins. Of Friendly, W.
| Va. was a visitor in town Friday.
Miss Bessie Olga, an accomplished
young lady OF Piedmont, is here for few
weeks on a visit
Vm Fl. Cats from POwhattsn, was
| the guest of his son. 0. o. Carts.
Ms. George Fitzgerald. who has been
10 Pi,csburg visiting relatives, has arriv-
| cd nome.
Mrs. s. Hoover. of Captina, O., called
TO se, her friends one day this week
Hon. John Leach will address the Re-
publicans az Pleasant Valley next We'd
nesday evening.
The six-footers Of the Republican
parry ere making arrang ments to go 10
Car on. o.
Thomas Pelley has returned to Mingo
after spending a few weeks with his par
euts.
Misses Nora and Sarah Serig we're Wis
i,ing friends in Cadiz, O.
Mr. T. H. Meighen. Of Littleton, was
the guest Of his son, Dr.. T. II. Meighen,
OF Ns;n street
o. B. Terrell. of Baltimore Nd. was
in The city during the past week on bust
ness.
Mrs Dr. r. Hardin and two children,
Who have been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Pelley, left yesterday for
her home IN Grafton.
The railroad msn gave a dance at Do
lans HSll last Monday night,
Rev. Clarke, of Wheeling. was calling
on Rev. J. 5. Robinson. Of this city.
The city taxes are now due, and per
cent discount IS allowed off,
Miss Salhe PeObady. of Glendale. was
spending few days among relatives.
Cen. Watts Democratic nominee for
Governor, will speak here October 18th.
o. K. Fetty has moved MS family o
NCMechen.
A largo delegation Of Riverside iron
workers left yesterday for Canton, o.
Misses Mary and Nellie Healy pleas
aC-iy entertained a congeGial party ct
their friends TUESDAY ewing 20 their
home, on Pike avenue. The hours were
whilsd away In dancing Refreshments
were served a; a seasOnable hour.
John Gets snd Mr. Kicker. Of Pow
haitian, were visitors in the city.
Misses Nora DOI5eare ard Maggie Pen
dergast left Tuesday for Pittsburg to al
tend the Exposition. They will also Wis
il their friends.
MI Thomas Lewis from Moundsville,
was in the city
Miss Mary Carpenter. Of Paw Paw
Ridge. was the guest Of her friends here.
Miss Eva Shields. OF McKeesport. VINO
has bene her on a visit for q few weeks,
has returned home
A number Of Brilliant Democrats were
In the CRY Thursday.
Misses Elva Fitzgerald and Myrtle
Lily, OF Bellaire, are visiting Cadiz
friends.
Mss Bessie Hu,zler. OF Parkersburg.
is visiting the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ Bowers.
Mrs. Charles Price and Mrs. B. Cur
ran attended party in Wheeling Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. McMas-erS. of Jacobsburg has
purchased the store Of Greenwood & Co.
Mr.. Michael Fitzpatrick. who has been
spending few months with his friends
in Canada, returned a few days ago 20
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Harvey, of Proc
tor, were the guests OF relatives here.
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FAIRNONr

FsiruC1- vs. Va. October S.-GeOrge
1r~r.fsld. Bernard Marlin and Editor
a. T.. Nusgr5ve. of The Republican. at
..rae.F-be Bryan meeting az Ctarksburg
q ursiaF.
g. walter Corhin was IN Warrington
rrslGy
ION watkins Of Boo,hsville, was ii
TOYS Fritsr.
Mt T. W. Fleming and family, OF New
N0rr 'l-v. axe il town.
Word was received here Friday Of the
de- of Miss Lily White al Allegheny.
She lss many rels-ives and is well
known 'n rs place
George 2. Burris spent Wednssisy IN
Grafton
Albert Lepley IS the guss. Of his par