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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
ST. AIARY's.

ST MARY'S, W. VA, February q
Mrs. L. Blackburn. who has been visiting
her son in Parkersburg for some time, re-
turned home Thursday afternoon.
ParkCrsburg Monday and Wednesday on
legal business.
=, cn.4u % .4r H. w Brow died Monday
after a lingering illness and was buried
Tuesday afternoon.
Attorney c. b. Johnson was in the I'm
ion district the fore part of the week on
business.
mrs. george Kelsall started to Charles
ton this week to join her husband, but had
TO return on account of high water.
Mr.. J. NJ. Wells came home from Pitts
burg Thur day.
d, W. Reynolds is having the room for
merry occupied by the postofice itted for
the Peasants County Bank which will
open about the first Of April.
The protrac;ed meeting in progress at
the NJ. L. church is well attended at night
and is accomplishing some good.
Rev \. W. Ownby has been engaged in
the revival work since early in November.
Mr.. b. +. Hassett left yesterday for the
Island Of Sumatra via New York and Am
stsrdam. He will engage in the oil devel-
opment in the service of the Dutch OIL
Company.
Mrs. G. W. Hutchinson who came up
from Parkersburg TO attend the funeral
of her mother. and was taken very sick, is
some better at present
Inc Law anu OIQtI society mas al III
portant meeting at the Cain House to-
night.
c. NJ. Tavenner was in town this week
G.. W. Smith came up from WaVerly and
spent two or thpse days at home this
week
Miss Estella White will leave for Balti-
more the first of the week.
Mr.. Alex Laird, Of Parkersburg, was in
town Sunday.
Miss Bessie Hutchinson returned home
Monday.
Mr.. S. H. Frazier, of Waverly, spent
Sunday here.
Mr.. Chris Weber and Miss Nora Flowers
were married Friday night the nineteenth.
The high water and muddy roads made
oil news scarce this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28

week and announced his intention of
studying law.
S,euben Lodge No. /. X. of P, gave a
very. enjoyable social hop in Castle hall
or Monday evening.
The E-ks gave their usual soiree with
cards and dancing in theinr hail on
Friday evening.
a book reception and n very attractive
programme of music was given at the
Franklin avenue mission chape. Tuesday
evening.
The Ladies Of the Second Presbyterian
church gave another OF their excellent
suppers on friday evening
The Junior Eudeavors of the First Pres
byteriau church gave a Washington social
and entertainment on Tuesday evening.
Hiss Mamie NIizzlewitz was rendered q
pleasant surprise Tuesday evening ~ her
friends in honor of her thirteenth BIRTH
day.
Miss F-ances Mccullough entertained
friends at her home on North street on
Tuesday evening.
W. II. Campbell and Miss Myrtle Paden
Of this city. were married Tuesday al
Wheeling by Rev. Robinson.
DIT r A. Mckinley gave ve-y enter
tanning ard comprehensive lecture on
~Carls,oyher Columbus in the First
Presbyterian church on Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. William Gamble is home from
Idaho where she has been visiting her
son for eight months.
The Rob Roy Club gave a dance in
WATTS hail on Friday evening and twenty
five couple were present.
The Gibbons Club gave dance and card
party in the assembly rooms on Friday
evening which was attended by sixty
couples.
Miss Nellie Davis entertained friends on
the evening Of the ed.
w. IT. Hunter has gone TO Philadelphia
10 attend the annual banquet Of the Penn
sy'vauia Historical! Society.
Charles W. Fleming and Miss Lucy
HUI were married Sunday evening by
Rev. q. T. McManiman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
rAIRNIONT.

pA1p11ONT " VA. February q
Mrs ZCbbis Hayhurst rclict OF the lds,
Andrew H1yhurst. died AZ w ~, d.
her son William Hayhurs,, OF Seven / ms
last Friday the 18Th. e..,,, a., ~
Ed Shr0y5rs has re-uIaed IIoAl d" -
tended trip through tle SCUM. .,,,,,.,,
Jobn Anderson of Brink. was thrown
from his horse. one day ms MSShii IN
ing Internal injuries resulting IN usatn'
Thz family of William Bdrracknau; %
Lincoln district. held a reunion last MOI
day. 49,. ,,-,.eo,,,s dogs
Wa eiT noitored Wednesday. The dog was
very valuable. r.....-,,.,, Mrs
William HOskins. of Nebraska, MT II;
Laymon and son ClaUQ. oil bSNs'iy, T ,,ist
iting fri=ndy and relatives IN the E'lst L I'M
R5v A. Lee Barrat begins pIoiir r..lo,,,
meeting this Sunday night az az - ~,
O. y Koen. of Lann.ns-on' was III 10" II
squire E. ]. Knight, of Monongah' was
Lncer S.9iy. of Warrington, was III
town Friday on legal business, ,,5 Sat-
c L. Smith was in oakland No. ""'
Postmaster Prichard, of Warrington
was in Town Thursday. ,l
Deputy /. s Marshall sam Jackson hdt
q Xrairrart sworn out by the Postmaster at
Pittsburg. charging A. 7; Hin OF uslils az
mails to arrange for selling green sS % cS5
5sfore Commissioned Fred T. Martin; .ho
"SifefracLad' was the attraction at the
ODsrs Hons Friday night and it was, Z!
GOOD God show. a Jay From Jaysyilie
CONS next Saturday. The ProoijsG;t,G9-
scope March S. 9. and lO.and Al; G: REQ d.i.s
bje, Viii rninstrels 18th. This Is the irsJ
~ 7near rance of the MINISTRIES here since
1851. .- h,,,ied
The remains Of John =. Lee were ou4eu
AZ Barnesville to-day saturday. = ~
James Nuzum. of West Falrln0h5Gi i. IL -. -
Miss Van Bender Of New Aork Ol'S' -
the guest of Mrs Seely. e.o,,
Miss villa Steele has returned from
Baltimore. -- L.. Fri
The dance at the Opera House d IasS s ! M
day night was very enJo!ap'9 O00'5'0'''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28

---r-,-,-7-1rT.F o. February 60
,,,,,bte has returned 10 her
homo en- salem after Visi'i''N
for two weeks ,.i,~ors n. :
90 ',t..i,.,,ished visitor here After
Zinc Mon,evijo. where '' ..-'.' h..
~ M ysntic. De sailed 10 h'N.'"" ''-
-, .-,.,,ir- 90 the United states.
-, ,rr, Eiscrton. of 81 O.'l' S''"',
s,,r the guest of w. s. Husc'ol' '""
family for two weeks a. .o-,c s-o,,
- rrrrh Robertson Is nome ''o'"
.----.,,,r8 where she vas cane" ny ''0
illness or her motAel. ,,,,r. .,,+,.-
,,,s..s bertha and Mamie ho0-> enter
-, .re r. T.. Young Ladies' MISSION
..t..,- saturday evenins'
"is 1..-,.or E,rdeavors gave a Nash'Hs-
No =, tse rarlors OF the church
rr,,,r.Gay evenings -...-. At j,
r,ro r,emrers OF Che sixth sl'e,' Al. =
-,...-.b .,ave 4. unique N'sE'-S 20" 80
.,- ,- costume Monday CD o"'''7' 1A'
t,...,,i,-e urcgr1mme OF ""S''' ','''''7S
citations was s.v'a.
s-.-.,r castle. *. q. r.-' save " ooN
a., trrr hau ON Monday evening
$50 ves "a successful a'1ir
"Ll." >-ov,, yvevs was rendered pleas
MISS -. bv her youug friends on
Molu..' r,,,,,s celebrated his i2th birth
Ah so..s-,- svcnine at his home on Sixth
avenue. ,.,,to- o. tho Inter
q Euwood Beans e1i.oI y, ~. 80 ',..-
Mountain. ~ E,kins' W. ''' "''9 ''-'' ''''-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
HIda803AOOD.
"Aat has Been Going On in Nearby
Towns.
la Affairs, Happenings And
Events otLocalm,ersst Gather
Gu ~ Register" Reporters.
Readabie Resume OF
the News.
GRAFTON


GloIton. W. Va. FEBRUARY Rev.
a .. Yoke returned Friday morning
nom his oil interests in Rnchis end
DoOorldge counties.
lily dollars reward has hcan offered
AT Al 'ue recovery oil the body Of Wm.
a1e' the fireman who was drowned
mere on the evening OF the 2od The
li4ef IS being thoroughly searched as
lar as Fetterman.
VIM. j. O'BrieD. of Buckhannon. was
the guest Of Chas. A. Newlan. Thurs
day and Friday.
Ioy0 d. Irlplett, assistant editor Of
lne Elkins News. was calling on the
newspaper fraternity here Friday.
Inc Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
oyterian church viii prescnt on March
Isl and I'd, the popular cantata of the
Happy Family OF Father Time.
over nifty children will participate
IL has been reported that parties re-
siding in the B. d o. property on Rail-
road street have been notified 10 vacate
on or before the first day OF April.
Inc mayoralty contest is getting
pretty hot. But two weeks remain for
nghung. and the friends of both cardi-
dates are making good use OF the zine.
The candidates are Geo. w. White, on
the Citizens ticket, and Chas. W.
Cough, on the Republican ticket. Both
are popular, and the result is mere
gUesswork.
The Golden Link Club held its last
social before Lent Thursday night Ev-
cry member OF the club was present A
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Col. Ed. Watson, of MOnOngalia
county, was il town several days this
week. He was on his way TO Phiippi
to attend some legal business and was
detained here on account of the high
water
Mayor Boyd is having some much
needed improvements made on Wash
ington street in tie way of street pave
ment
The business houses are talking Of
adopting early closing during spring
and summer.
Ed. Clayton, of Wilmington, Del, is
visiting relatives in town.
JIG is thought that over fifty Will
attend the Inauguration Of Governor
Atkinson from this place.
Col John #. McGraw has purchased
lately the property vacated by the First
National Bank. He will at once COM
mence improving the property. arrang-
ing &c into offices. He Will occupy the
first floor.
c. III. Rector. late County Clerk, has
let the contract for five new residences
in the West End.
The West Side citizens are talking
water. and ask the next Council 10
supply that side with a complete sys-
TEN TO protect them in case of hre.
BENZ. Wilson Of New York was IN
town q few hours Monday. He was on
his way 90 visit his father. Rev Cole
man Wilson. at Los Angeles, Cal
TheB. & slsps are running on tnil
fiTe. andU -. 9lOyes are making
good time. T. train men, however,
are complaining Of the hard times,
clsiming to- Lot be making over half
time
Prof Holden. Of Kingwocd, was in
town Saturday.
Chas. r. Thomson. of Clarksourg'
was hero "Wednesday.
CaDt Jas. Harry. Of Bridgeport, was
M the Central Hotel Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
ELLINGTON

DoN posTOFFICE. o.. Febru'
NJ " T. Trpp and Mrs. j. D.
r-ero Swapping in Wheeling on 'a..
noeday
Mr. George Donley IS on tho s..-
[frs Charles Kuckuck is suiie'
ar attack Of the grip.
Some Of the taxpayers Of '.. .
are circulating petition 20 have
gate on the pike here reno
prsfer paying taxes 10 toll
Henry Kornich is on OBJ, sick '. .,
During the high water 'a" rive.
hanks here. flooding the lo"
causing a great many people cor.
inconvenience. The vs.. d j. b.
were delayed and the road is s2.
aged AT this point
Christ. Kuckuck who has
ing from the grip for som ''
proving ...-
4 young child Of J. McGh''
tor on the ". e l.. T.. is FsrH .
Miss Annie Moore. who has
sick list for some time. is o1Hf..
Rumor has IL that two OF
society people were married
ago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28

uuentlv this is the case. a woman can
not be q happy, helpful arliable wife who
suffers from weakness and disease at the
verv mainsp1ings of her nature. Pity
NAV grow up to take its place, but love
itself seldom survives where this IS the
case. If a woman Will, she may always
hold her place IN q mans mind and
heart. If She will take the right care OF
herself in a womanly way she will never
lose her rightful inheritance, hus-
bands love.
The best of all known medicines for wo-
men is DR.. Picrce's Favorite Prescription.
II acts directly on the important and deli
cate organs that make wilehOod and
motherhood possible and makes them
strong and well. It allays inflammation,
heals liberation, soOthes pain and tones
ND and builds ND tired nerves. 1t pre-
pares for almost paugless motherhood ana
insures healthy children. Thousands of
women who were sicklv, nervous, trettul
invalds are now happy, cheerful and
helpful wives as result OF its use. All
good medicine dealers keep It and there
Is nothing lust as good ANY dealer
who tries 10 persuade YOU that there IS,
is thinking more of his profit than OF
your welfare and health.
Dr. Pie-cs's Pleasant Pellets are a safe, sure
speedy. permanent cure for constipation. Ihey
are Unv sUg3--cCated gr1uu.cs. One little Pei
let IS gentle laxative, and two mid cathas-
tic They never grippe. Druggists sell thein
and no other pills are as good.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
TERRA ALTA

Terra Alta. w. No., February =
rrboe Startzman. of Carmel, w. Va,
was ON our streets wednesday.
Rfrs SaUHe Loraw was visiting
s.,aD7s I'm Grafton last week.
Mrs. Solomon Pike is visiting reia-
tives at TmneltCn, w. Va.
James r. Anderson, OF ParkeFsoGrg'
was a business caller in town last
week. r-.,--,.. &C.
Mr. George Parsons. Of keyser, is
,,isitirc his uncle. A. II. Parsons.
non p. Raiphsnyder. or KING
wood was i'm town Tuesde-.
Mrs q. Jones, If Oakland, was the
..,,o,,t ~ her Darents. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Poster. ON Thursday. o,,
a s Praley and wife, OF oakland
eDeDt sunday i'm town among lne't
TCbp wit. of Eglon is spending a
,-ocstion amOug his friends mere.
pyof p. NJ. Gau,ey. of independence,
-. co11iro i'm town on Friday.
.C,.-I.ier Scott r. Jones. of the Garrett
$50 park. and John Shartzer, OF
oakland. were in town on OuS''''S '''-'
wednesday. ......,,,,5 homo ON
Mrs. O. c. Crane returned nome GA
- -,t' :. Srom q weeks visit among her
relatives at Nhceuns' .D.,.-
IeI"'i ~ and H. p. Hamilton, OF RoW ,i
Il, ~ v. -, among the business callers
IN low L1|" p Walker and little daughter
,,.,-,-o,i-s and Miss Katie Nelcn
MI NJ yisitins relatives at Cumberland
Sunday last hoe cold his drug
Cuos - r. Fvs~ett G Adair. Mr.. ID. f.
stoIS - If Inc firm. was in Pitts6urg
last week laying iu ~" SUM ~
r~,oTe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
NEW CUMBERLAND.

NEW CUMBERLAND, ". VA, Feb
ruary FL he people that were driven out
by the high water. some 10 the second
story of their dwellings and others 10
higher ground are scrubbing out and NOV
ing back into their quarters again. Many
are seeking houses on higher ground.
While no serious damage occurred. yet 1t
caused a great deal OF trouble and damage
filling cellars, wells and floating outhouses
off their foundations.
The dump bridge that connects the up
per and lower is wrecked and off its foun-
dation. 1t is hardly worth repairing.
Foot travel can pass over II, but teams
have to go around the back (MilD road.
which necessitat5s over mile of extra
The gIycerine explosion at Gould's tun-
mel on Friday about one o'clock was dis
tnctly heard at this place. Lon Creary
and Ernest Ralston, the two men killed,
belong to Holiday Cove. this county.
William Kenney. the young man arrest
ed in Wheeling on the, charge Of burglar
iZing Benders hardware store. was
brought in on the o'clock train on Thurs
day and lodged in Jail
VIM Johnson. OF the Hop Tea Dispen-
sGry. being unable TO furnish bond for his
appearance at court Is domiciled in the
county Jail charged with selling that
which intOXicates.
Patriotism in this place or at least in the
public schools appears to rate as only mid
ding on the market. School was in ses-
sion on the 22d.
Town election next Tuesday Not much
excitement yet concerning IT,
The branch road was under water from
the Black Horse works to he depot. and
transfer was made by Melvn's livery.
mail and baggage By O. G.. Lees express.
The 5000 barrels of apples IN store in the
vicinity Of Lexington and Brooklyn. are
beginning to be moved by rail and water.
one car load of extra fine was shIpped 10
London. England, last week by Charles
3rCnneman. The steamer Virginia took
2Jc barrels TO Cincinnati from Wellsyille
and Mahans. Freight BY steamer to Gin
cinnau is Is cents per barrel and bv rail b
cents.
The work train almost daily brings up A
heavy train Of Stag and cinders for riprap
along tie river bank up the river
A. j. Swearinger. wife and son. Clar-
ence. are going to start for Florida next
week for an extended sojourn in that
country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28

Born to H. ]. Floyd. q son. b,,.,,.ss
1Ir. Lloyd. OF FarmoE'' was
Mrs. VIM. Way and Miss Pearl Benne ,J
will leave Monday for baltimore anu
S anW,ns the those who will attend the ipaug-
.uration at Washington, D. C., are Misses IS
Cora Pomeroy, Jennie Hagadorn ana
Katie Padden. r--t5,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
HARRISBURG.

CLARKsBURG. W. VA, February 81
Il is showing here with vengeance.
Considerable damage has been done
along the river bottoms owing to the re-
cent heavy rains.
The Curf5w ordinance has gone into ef-
feet in this city.
C. n. Hart Is back from Charleston.
where he had gone in the interests Of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
A CHANCE FOR SMALL INVESTORS.
THE IDLER MINING COMPANY
OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
GEN. A. p. CURRY, President.
II. c. BROWNE. Secretary.

s A. Of the
In
of the Nakusp Sandon
the
and ndeasbe fund of s25OO0o in shares is aside
installing machinery
contributions for that
this
The that sale
tunnelng the
The
O in places disclosing
width, consisting Of high
galena chode In order that the development
offered W
of proceeds
work be increased
shows about
from
SLOGAN Payne Group Alamo PROS
value
the Of properties named is selling within short
Star $125
of
Of the greatm OF
etc. apply official
G. M. RICHIE x Co.
SPOKANE WASH
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28

with the wo-
man of his choice
will always linger in
a mans mind. 1t is
a pity that the sweet
memory should ever
be poisoned by the
faint of ill-health and
consequent unhappi-
ness. It is sad that
the flower of a happy
remembrance should
be obscured and kill
ed by the noxious
weeds Of sickness and
eor-O,v Too fire.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-03-04
Neiohborhood Notes

1t is said new plate glass factory is
to be erected at Ford City, Armstrong
county.
Armstrong Co. Republicans have a
hot political fight on. There are five
candidates for nomination for sheriff
The Allegheny Bureau of Health has
introduced the use in that city of new
disinfectant, vastly superior to the sui
phur. etc of the old system. The new
microbe- killer is called ''formalin A
solution of 'formalin" and water. heat
ed in tightly closed room, will not
only kill all the disease germs therein.
but also all bedbugs, reaches, etc. if
there happen to be any.
At Kittanning, Monday. the Nc
Greggor, Mclaughlin and Gregg houses
in Parker Were licensed, and Abe
Flick's hcensewas also granted
At Somerset, Friday, DR.. W: F,
Mitchell. was found guilty of causing
the death of Sadie Beal, by performing
a criminal operation Dr. Mitchell Is
81 years of age, and has been practic-
ing physician in the southern part of
that county for 30 years. He is related
to many of the best and oldest families
of the county, and has enjoyed a good
reputation, socially and professionally.
His brother. Rev. 5. S Mitchell, pastor
of the First Methodist church at Brad
dock, sat beside him throughout the
trial, and apparently took more interest
in the case than the defendant. fire.
quentlv comforting with the counsel.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-03-04
SLIPPERY ROCK.

On Tuesday of last week occurred the
death of Mrs Richard Critchlow for
many years resident of this township.
The funeral services were held on
Thursday afternoon. A husband, two
sons and four daughters are left to
mourn her loss
Since Clutton Bros disposed of their
drug store to Campbell & Co, II. F.
Mitchell has taken charge of the tele-
graph Office in this place.
Mrs. John Mccoy, mother of Robert
Mccoy, died on Monday afternoon.
Mr. c. Gather, of Glade Run, was a
Slippery Rock visitor over Sunday.
DR., A. E. Maltby preached very in
teresting and instructive sermon in the
NJ. E. Church on Sunday night.
Mrs VIM Mclaughlin has recovered
from a severe attack of the grip.
Mrs. John Wolford, who is suffering
with cancer, is quite low.
Thomas Denniston will erect new
house this spring.
Mrs. Martha Bard died February %,
after a brief illness caused by heart
trouble The funeral services were
held on Thursday afternoon by Rev,
Edmundson.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-03-04
Jury Lists for March Term.

List of Petit Jurors drawn this 25th
day of January 1897, to serve as petit
jurors at regular term of court, COM
mencing on the Sth day of March 1897,
the same being the I'd Monday of said
month.
Adams E H, Butler boro, 4th W, pro
ducer.
Aderhold VIM, Jefferson twp, farmer
Aggas Sylvanus, Concord twp, farm
er.
Baldaugh VIM, Butler 4th w, laborer.
Black Edward, Marion twp, farmer.
Beers Alexander NJ, Evans City, pro
ducer.
Crow David, Mars boro, merchant.
Craig Henry, Donegal twp, producer.
Cable Findley Connoquenessing twp,
farmer.
Clark Joseph, Mars boro, lumber man.
Crawford James, Valencia boro mer-
chant.
Dambach II K, Connoquenessing twp,
farmer.
Dodds j n, Summit twp, farmer.
Dunbar VIM, Adams twp, farmer.
Fletcher NJ, Parker twp, farmer.
Flemming w c, Butler 1sG w, agent
Goldinger Daniel, Donegal twp, farm
er
Graham James H, Butler 1st W, gent
Graham James E, Butler 1st w, glass
worker.
Heyl John w, Prospect bcro, bl'ksmith.
Herr G E, Butler 4th W, editor
Hinchburger Harry, Butler 4th w, car
penter.
Harper Cyrus, ackson twp, miller.
Hinchburger Ch Nst, Butler 4th W, mer
chant.
Kaltenbaugh John H, Penn twp, farm
er.
Kerney Joseph Butler 1st W, glass
worker.
Kildoo James, Clay twp, farmer.
Keefer Elias, jackson twp, carpenter.
Mifflin Plummer, Washington twp,
Mechling Lewis, Butler twp, farmer.
McJunkin George, Butler 4th W, car
penter.
McLain Milton, Butler 1st W, under
taker.
McClelland John, Mercer twp, farmer.
Niggle Thomas, Butler I'd W, merchant.
Orr John Mercer twp, farmer.
Ray James, Sr. Connoquenessing twp,
farmer.
Riddle J w, Clinton twp, farmer.
Sanderson Sherman, Butler twp, car
penter.
Seaton Scott, Marion twp farmer.
Starr w, Butler 4th w, gent.
Snyder VIM, Middlesex twp farmer.
Tracy James, Butler 5th w carpenter.
Varnum Enoch. Washington twp
farmer.
Wilson d S, Centerville boro, livery
man.
Walker Thomas, Penn twp, farmer.
Watson John A, Buffalo twp, farmer.
Zeigler G. NJ. jackson twp, farmer.