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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-17
FAIR8iONT.

The NJ +. Church, South. had made ar
rangements for a benefit performance
at the Opera House. January 18th, by the
Mozart Symphony Club. but that organiza-
ton cancellead its date last Friday.
Guy Bros. Ministries drew large crowd
at the Opera House last Friday night.
Attorney L. 5. C. Kendall and Editor
c. /. Mosgrove will leave next Wednes-
day for Washington on political business.
Carl Meredith, OF Boothsville. was in
town Saturday.
A movement is on hand here 10 put bill
before the Legislature allowing women 10
vote on the license question in municipal
elections.
The State Convention Of the Women's
Suffrage Association will meet here next
Thursday.
Our municipal election occurs in March.
Already [. 5. G. Kendall. c. ]. Corbin and
L. \ Clayton have been mentioned for
mayor. Either Mr.. Kendall or Mr.. Corbin
would no doubt ind it easy TO win. Mr..
Clayton $ row would be little harder TO
hoe.
Editor I. c. Powell Of the West Viz
ginian was in Washington this week see
ing about his boom for postmaster.
Col. c. L. Smith returned late last sat
urday) night from Charleston.
Hon. Fontain Smith has returned from
a visit TO his daughter in Virginia.
Il was announced this week that Col.
Ed. Dagney. president Of the free silver
club. OF this city. and Miss Annie Ever
son were married at Oakland. June 9Th.
Congratulations are in order.
The many friends Of Charles ". Amber
were panied TO hear Of his death, which
occurred at Philadelphia on the 9Th inst.
\ merry party Of youngsters gathered
at the home Of James 4. Haggerty in
Palatine last Thursday evening.
The concert. by local talent, which is TO
be given at the Opera House next Friday
night IS expected 10 be one Of the most
enjoyable events Of the kind that ever oc-
CURED here. Mr.. Victor W. Crossman,
musical director at the Episcopal hall, at
AIorgantown. has the affair in charge.
Among strangers in town this week,
are: Jerry Wheelwright. II. C. Bowles,
W. F. Wilson, DR.. $. a. Stone and E. J..
Snider OF Monongah; Miss Kate Show
acre. Of Moundsville; c. =. Ollie. OF Nor
gantown; y. y. Pritchard, Of Manning
ton. and Fred Wilson, Of FarnUm.
George Moore, private secretary Of Judge
Nathan Gon, was in town last Friday.
Among Marion county people al Char
lesion this week are: Capt W. ". Scott
Col. ". r Brand, Z. VI. Showalter, (w.th
the new charter for Fairmont in his pock-
et, Col. c. L. Smith, J. Fay Watson,
Homer J. Price. Attorney r. f. Barrett,
VIII Bunner and John \. Book.
Several men were discharged from the
West Fairmont mines one day this week
Next Monday evening a special train Will
carry Falrmont and Monongah people to
Clarksburg where Yales Twelve Tempta-
tions viii show in the Opera House.
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ST. MARY'S.

ST MARYS. ". Va. January 10
The County Court was in session thlS week
attending routine business. Il visited the
county farm and examined the manage
ment thereof. II passed an order 70 alloW
the court room used Tor nothing except
court and business pertaining thereto.
Quite number Of people were IN town
while court was IN session.
Charles Edwards and James turner, OF
the shanty-bOat fraternity. were ar
rested at Belmont Monday night charged
with breaking into d. W. Moorehead 5
barber shop. They were brought up 10 81.
Marys and locked up In jail They had
a hearing Tuesday afternoon before H. ;.
COen. Justice of the Peace. who committed
them again 10 jail TO await the action OF
the March grand jury.
The stockholders Of the Peasants County
bank met in the Odd Fellows hall Non
tay afternoon and organized and elected
the following officers: President, Newton
Ogdin: cashier. l. O. Reynolds; directors.
r. A Gorreu DIR. Geo. r. Gale. y. ".
Reynolds. Dr. a. : Grimm. John Scnu-
macher. II. Ogdin, Z. y. Corbett and {. e.
Schumacher.
The Jaw and orter society held an import
ant meeting Monday night.
The series Of meetings held I'm the NJ. p.
church throughout the past three weeks
have been interesting. well attended ana
likely 10 b. productive OF mucn good KEY.
Holm has been assisted by Rev. n. :.
Blagg. Of BuckhannOn. and Rev. L. 2.
Shcarer. This meeting Will continue over
the fourth Sunday Of this month.
Rev. A ". Ownby commenced a pro-
traCted meeting ~ Bethesda Wednesday
eight. He just closed one al Friendly, at
which there were twenty-Seven CONVEX
siOns and twenty acCeSsions TO the church.
Attorneys J. + Barron and ". D. Hanes
were al Huntsville the last OF last week on
Rev. a. W. ownby has postponed the
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WILLIAMSBURG.

WILLIAMSBURG. W. Va. January l6
Mrs. Arch UhI entertained a number OF
her friends very pleasantly last Friday
evening.
Chas. Biddle, OF Parkersburg' was in
town this week.
Mrs. Lou Johnson. Of Boaz, ". Va. was
Mrs. Jas. Patterson's guest this week
Miss Mcclure. Of Volcano. W. Va, will
spend the winter with her aunt Mrs.
Winfield Williamson. on Columbus avenue.
Miss Mabel Sperry. a popular young
lady OF Utica. Ohio. is the guest Of Mrs.
3. F. Hall. Miss Mabel visited here TWO
years ago and has a host OF friends who
gladly welcome her among them.
Mrs. G. VI. Berry was visiting at Par
kersburg this week.
Messrs. Joe Prettyman and Stuart An
derson. OF Sistersviue have been guests
at L. r. Prettyman's this week
Mrs. Cokely. Of Waverly, was the guest
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Rex
wad last week.
Born Tuesday. January 18th. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Burr Sarber, a daughter
Hon. Charles Hunter is at Charleston,
". Va.
Mr. Geo. I. Pettay. formerly a resident
Of this place. died at Parkersburg We'd
nesday of heart failure. He was 20
years Of age. His remains were brought
here Thursday. and the funeral took place
on Friday morning from the residence OF
Mr.. Frank Nelson. Rev. Repler conducted
the services. He leaves TWO daughters.
Mrs. Meachem. OF Parkersburs, and Mrs.
MILFORD Nelson. Of Marietta, Ohio.
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the river The company wiz consul u0'
its line 10 the Benwood oil field' -t...r
Mrs. : r Bruce Is visiting heI s4S'S'
in Monroe county, ONO. ,...-,...-- man
A c Ruby. a prominent business man
OF Sistersvilie, was here InursoaS ,,,-,.
Benz. Engle, attorney, ana DaN - N-SstgItiss'
proprietor OF the Morry hotel, a. SIIlg'-
bourne. were here the nrst OF the WEI n,
II. c. Hemphill. Of St LOUIS, vas lei e =
Thursday representing Geo. .. b'i4 4i1'i - -
Co. book makers, etc. - Gotta loft
T p Jacobs and daughter. Grdt.d'
Friday for MorgantOwn 10 WISH MI 'A
cobs father and family. ,--- .-,., %, efs-
John Stamm maze business '''P ~
tersVflle Thursday. - 49,.
Joseph Soutter and sister, Miss Ahn.;t,
were quests OF their sister, Mrs. Joseph
Slender Of Maple avenue. til .,,.,-
Mrs A r Lang. Of MounQsyllle' sp5it-
a few DAYS here visiting her fatner' SqGl' e
". W Selby. the frst part OF the NseHii
". {. Hewett. OF Pittsburg, was regis
tered at the Eakin house IhuI nurse y. ,,,,,
The pumps at the water WORKS AZ no"
performing their work, and the tanks 81 e
full. II was at first thought thar .is
pumps were too weak 70 force the water
10 50 great height f.- o..
Elder Hodge is conducting services al
the Christian church on the South So,
Mrs 3. r. Bowers was taken SUDDEN!
and seriously III Of la grippe THURSDAY. -
An infant child OF Mr.. and MIS-. p r
Headley Is sick. with no hopes OF recover.
4 number OF our citizens ATTENDED lAt
funeral of Geo. 5. Thistle Friday aoJt
Sardis He was the uncle or capt X;
John c. and W II. McEldCwney. lie At4
a life estate in a large farm on the g mo
side OF the river near TINS town, men
now goes in fee 10 John G ana capt.
Robert McEldowney. Mr.. Thistle was III
his Ath year when ne Clel.
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A woruaii's work IS hard in many ways.
Unless the woman IS strong and healthy her
work will cause her much distress and PAIN,
and she will suffer from headaches, and
backaches and side-aches, and each evening
will ind her utterly worn-out sick and dis
gusted with life. IN this condition OF mind
and body she cannot be loving and ami
able companion for her husband when he
returns from his work weary too II body
and mind
If a woman wants to live a happy, con-
tented. loving. helpful married life she can.
not take too much care of the health and
vigor of the organs distinctly feminine, Tor
her general health and strength Is largely
dependent upon her special health III wo-
manly way. Dr. Pierce's FavOnte Prescup-
ton enables 9 woman 10 be always well and
strong where a woman most needs health
and strength II acts directly on the i'm
portant and delicate organs involved n her
wifehood and motherhood Il makes them
strong and healthy. Taken during the pc
rod preceding motherhood il bauishes the
usual discomfoTts and makes baby coming
easy and comparatively painless. L ENSURES
the new comer's health and provides an
ample supply Of natural rourishment. II
cures all weakness and disease and head.
aches. backsches. and side-aches no longer
torture her II her work. Over %, 600 wo-
men have testified 70 the wonderful viz
tues OF the Fsyorite Prescription ~ over
their signatures. An honest druggist VIII
not Try 70 force on YOU a substitute for the
sake Of a few pennies added proht-
Dr. Pierce's Iooo-page Common Sense
Medical Advise" viii be sent free, paper
covered, FOR q one-oent stamps 10 pay cost
of mailing only Or cloth bound tor :,
stamps. Address. Worlds Dispensary Med
icai Association, Buffalo, y. y.
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STErBENYILLE.


Steubenville W Va, January 10
Officer John T. Dunn and Miss EliZ-
aceth. daughter Of Mrs. VIM Richards,
were married, Wednesday evening, at
the Holy Name Parsonage by Father
Hartley.
The United Presbyterian ministers
of this valley, met here this week ana
organized an association Of all minis
tiers OF that denomination in this val
ley. from East Liverpool 10 Bellaire.
Col. samuel Yarneu. Of Cripple
Creek. Colo. has been here on an eX-
tended visit. during which time ne
made a FIRST class speech before the Sill
yer club. has returned home.
The Commercial National Bank has
elected as directors: Judge J. A. Mans
field. a. ". Mcdonald, j. ". Forney'
IT,. A. Maxwell. James Gregg, James
stone. O.. G. CASTOR. Steubenville Ma
r.onal Bank. r. L. BrOwnlee, Thomas
Barclay. W. F. Davidson, J. J. Gill, j.
IL. Hawkins. Thomas Johnson, Jones
MCnker. David MCGOWAN and I. n.
steele. National Exchange Bank:
w. H. AIcClutOn. ". L. TOnner, d. Nc
CuIough. Winfield Scott D. u. Vel
day. Wilson Mckee and c. j. McCon-
UelL
5ifss stella OBrien entertained
friends. Monday evening, in honor OF
her guest Miss Hattie Higgins, OF
Wheeling.
Holy Name Society has g lected as
officers. President Bernard Hannon'
vice president. Thomas Kelley; treas
urer. James Keane; secretary, Fred
shannon. board Of control, Thomas
NcCrvsral. Edward Dunn. Henry West
never and Michael Carroll
Miss May Alexander entertained the
Young Ladies' Missionary Society OF
the T. p. Church. Saturday evening.
DIR. O.. y. Murphy. house surgeon al
G0uverueur Hospital, New York CITY,
has been the guest Of his cousin, Ernest
Evans. on his way home 80 Portsmouth.
The WOman's Auxiliary Of the l. v.
l.. were entertained Friday evening by
Mrs. John SnCdgrass.
Mrs ~. r. Davidson entertained
friends. Friday evening, in honor Oh
Miss Louise SCHULZ of Somerset, Pa
William Douglass IS at the hospital
in Plttsburg for treatment. He is IN
helpless condition.
5.rs. ~. T.. Erskine. OF saginaw,
1Iich is visiting her parents, MI ana
AIRS ~. II. Hunt
Miss Jessie Reed. of ST. Louis IS a
guest Of Miss Beulsh Pearce.
The Prudential Life Insurance ban
1let was held al the Uperial hotel
Friday evening.
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SARDIS.


SARDIs. Ohio. January 1S-Mr. Fred
Voelp. who has been visiting friends in
town returned 10 his home in Allegheny,
Friday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson. Of Hannibal, was
visiting friends in town this week.
G. NJ. Thompson was at Sistersville
Thursday.
Miss Dora. Nesbitt was the guest OF New
Martinsville friends Wednesday.
Died January 18th. Mr.. George Thistle
in his eighty-second year. Interment in
the Sardis cemetery Friday.
Protracted meetings still continue in the
NJ r Church under the management Of
Rev. Wilson.
Misses Maggie Hofer and Nellie Voestly,
OF GAINESVILLE, are the guests Of friends
and relatives in town.
Mr.. Vim. Knapp, who has been work
ing in Sistersville the past nine months,
is home on a vacation.
Mr.. John Ice. Of Bellalre. Ohio, was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Ernst Litten
Tuesday.
Mr.. Stewart Mahon. Of Sincerity, is Wis
iting friends in town.
Miss Ruble. Of Powhattan. was the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. J. H. Bowen, q
few days this week.
Born 10 Nj and Mrs. Charles Daily, one
day last week, daughter.
Messrs. Jno. Harmon and Ed. Richard
son made a business trip 10 Woodsdeld
Monday
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CLARKsBURG.

CLARKsBURG. ". Va. January 10
Circuit Court convened on last TUESDAY
I'm this city. Owing 10 sickness Judge IA,
cans was not present. The bar elected
Hon. Edwin Maxwell as Jloge 20 ho.G
this term Of court. a large number OF
very important cases. especially III cnan-
Gerry. have been disposed or. Judge Max
we'll IS an able jurist. and his opinions
carry weight with them, ana give UNI
Mayor 4. 9. Moore. the new prosecuting
attorney, has entered or the duties OF thaI
Office -.
mored before the grand jury. and as re-
suit quite q number OF indictments nave
been found for the Illicit sale Of intoXi-
cants ,,. 80
tried Q this court, that Of Abels.
heavy snow fell in this vicinity last
night. quite q number OF poor people
were caught without coal. ana as a conse-
Quence there are sufferers.
La Grippe Is almost an epidemic IN this
'' During the week three Of the oldest and
most respected citizens OF this county
have died. Jefferson Cottreu, j.. d. Rapp
and Mrs Lurty, the widow OF the late
Mr.. John 4. Hensey slipped on the pave
ment and fell and hurt himself seriously
Rev. Douglass Forrest IS AZ Atlantic
The new bank building OF R. 7. Lowndes,
ESQ. is nearing completion.
Wade Bursey, who was hurt at the
Farnum mines Saturday,. is now out OF
danger.
sunday trains have been discontinued
on the W Va. & 7. railway
James Ward died Of typhoid fever In
this city on Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Clifford purchased the ST.
Charles hotel property al 500.
NJ +. SNYDER OF West Union: Hon. Jno.
Rrannon. OF Weston; r. u. Lum, OF Glen
VILE. are among the visitors in the city.
Hon. J. z. Clifford is back from Gin
cinnau.
Hon. S. F. Reed has gone to Charleston
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RAVFNSWOOD.

Pave-swOOd. ". Va, January 10
Hon. J l.. Armstrong, who has been
Quite Il for q week. is cOnyaleScenL
Or. Griar. late OF this place. now OF
Sfsta~sville. came down Friday morn
fuE To see some of his former patients
and friends
Mrs. Dr. b. H. Hoyt has been quite
sick for a week.
N~.J. e. Goodwin a marble dealer OF
this place and one of our respected cltl-
Gems and business men, died on sun
tav last being buried in the cemetery
above town Tuesday. Several Of his
children from Kentucky and Pennsyl-
rania were here TO attend his funeral.
Dr. I. r.. Prickitt who has been so
long 40 with typhoid fever, is agaln
able Cd be on the streets. The Doctor,
IN addition 90 his extensive practice.
has Just received the appointment OF
surEe0u Ot the Ohio River Railroad
from ParkersburE TO kenova.
More than q hundred worthy citizens
of Jackson county are in Charleston,
seeking office no the hands OF the Re
publican Legislative body.
RcvensWOOd had its annual election
Of officers last week. z. Il. McCaulsky
was chosen Mayor; r. H. Fleming Re
,1rier. c. HarpOld, f. II. Nowell,-C +.
Moore. ]. w Bennett and Charles
Iaudfried. Councilmen.
The grip has been attacking many OF
our town people in the last few weeks.
Many cases Of slight. and several Of Sc
we're, illness are reported as a result.
NFr. !. s. Mcintosh has been confined
To his home all week with a severe cold
on his lungs.
Rev. H. III. Smith. more generally
known MS Bud Smith, the drummer
preacher. singer and evangelist, has
bsen conducting q series of meetings IN
tho n. E. Church South, at this place,
for TWO weeks. Large crowds have
beer i'm attendance at the services,
much interest manifested and several
conversions reported. Rev. Smith left
rridav for Pr Pleasant where he Will
have charge Of a similar course Of ser
vices.
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HEART DISEASE.
SOME FACTS REGARDING THE RAPID IN
CREASE OF HEART TROUBLES.
Do Not Be Alarmed, But Look For the
Cause


Heart troubles, at least among Amer
| leans are certainly increasing ana
while this many be largely due to the
excitement and worry Of American
| business life, il is more often the result
of weak stomachs, of poor digestion.
Real, organic heart disease is incur
! able; but not one case in hundred OF
| heart trouble, is organic.
The close relation between heart
trouble and poor digestion is because
! both organs are controlled by branches
of the same great nerves, the Sympa-
| thetic and Pneumogastric.
In another way, also the heart If af-
fected by that form Of poor digestion,
which causes gas and fermentation
/ from half digested food; there is a feel
/ irg Of oppression and heaviness in the
! chest caused by pressure OF the dis
1 tended stomach on the heart and lungs,
/ interfering with their action; hence
| arises palpitation and short breath.
/ Poor digestion also poisons the blood,
makes it thin and watery, when lrrl-
/ tates and weakens the heart.
The most sensible treatment for
: heart trouble is to improve the diges-
llOn ana 10 Insure the p4 OAIpt oSsiAiiii''
ton of food.
This can best be done by regular use,
after meals. of some safe, pleasant and
effective digestive preparation, like
! Sturat's Dyspepsia Tablets, which may
I be found at most drug stores which con-
tain valuable, harmless digestive ele-
ments, in a pleasant. convenient form.
1t is safe TO say that the regular, per-
sistent use of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets at meal time will cure any form OF
stomach trouble, except cancer OF
/ stomach
Full size package Of the Tablets sold
by most druggists at 80 cents, or by
mail from Stuart Co.. Marshall, Mich.
Little book on stomach troubles mail
ed free. Address Stuart Co., Marshall,
Mich.
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HANNIBAL

uANNrBAL. Ohio january h-NrS.
~. r,ve visited relatives 90 BucA.i--. o..
several days. -,-....
Nressrs. Dunom and small OF Sisters
,.i-7. were in town Thursday
Ms Rev Wilson was no Sariis OHIO
II Dr \ X. Ferguson ana Dr. r. w. Ne
t,eIvelv. were business callers % Clar-ns-
ton. Ohio. Tuesday.
Cbas. Braunlch. OF Wheeling. was Wis
films his parents at this place SATURDAY
and sunday.
Mrs sarah poherty and son. OF Port-
Ior5 Ohio. arrived on th- keystone state
sunday morning and are the guests o-
Misses sarah and Mary Eare-
samuel BrauUIch was at S1ra-s' o'-'''
~, l,,sinsss Monday and TueSd1y-
w h. TAYLOR. OF Wavcriy. ~ Va. was
en- town Monday.
Tbeodore OMEN left Friday for Mounds
vile w. Va. where De Win De- che gues-
NJ prof. and Mrs n. L. Williams for q
short time.
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BURLINGTON.

DON. p. O., Ohio January ia horse
belonging 10 the Wheeling Bakery wagon
scared at a passing train on the c. & P.
Railroad on Thursday. colliding with the
mail catcher. and demohshing it. The
wagon was also badly damaged. Bread
and cakes took a tumble.
Charles Kuckuck. Of Patton's Run, is
confined 10 his home with typhoid fever
Miss Carrie Moreland. OF Martins Ferry,
was calling on friends here last week.
Miss Margaret Dawson has resigned
her position at the Don, p. o. J. J. Smith
has been appointed to take her place
There IS talk OF one CT our business men
going 10 Cuba in the near future.
There is prayer meeting every evening
al the Glenn Run school house
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NEW MARTINsVILLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE. ". Va Janu-
arv l6-Circuit Court opened here Tues
day. This will be Judge Freers term.
J. +. Bartlett. cashier OF the Wetzel
County bank. was called 10 LittletOn Mon
dav by the serious illness OF his father,
Thomas Bartlett Mr.. Bartlett died Tues
day.
Mrs. John Littleton. who has been visit
ing friends In town for some days. left for
her home AZ Parkersburg Sunday on the
steamer Virginia
Misses Maud and Eva Martin spent the
week az Wheeling as guests OF Mrs. 4.
ONnard.
w. MEG Hall was at Parkersburg Thurs
day on legal business.
Miss Cora Mccain IS quite sick and has
been confined 10 her room for some days.
Mr.. and Mrs Benz. Welch gave pro-
greSsiVe euChre party Tuesday evening.
Mike Brast and Mrs. a. NJ Francis took
first houOrS.
Miss Estela Evans has been lying in
spasms for three days al her home on the
Miss Theresa Written died OF consump-
ton Thursday. The 7th. She had been an
invalid for more than year.
PrOtraCted services are now being con-
Quoted AZ the " r. Church by Rev. Lauck.
Much interest i being taken in the SER
vices at both churches.
Dr. Hugh McE!dOwney has leased rooms
in the Wetzei County bank building. and Is
fitting them up for his dental parlors.
Charles Armann has purchased what IS
known as the blacksmith property or
Main street. and viii erect large bust
ness house. which will be occupied by l.
Rosenberg April lst.
EN-Judge Jacobs, Amos Brast and wife
and Mike Brast were at Parkersburg Mon
day on legal business
Died.-Tuesday afternoon. at her home
al Wueyville this county. Jane wife OF
John Daken. postmaster OF that town. De-
ceased was about So years Of age. and
highly respected by all who knew her.
The Bell Telephone Company is splicing
poles ~ the depot 10 string a wire across
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PIEDMONT.


Piedmont. W. Va. January 1.-THE
". VI. C.. a. elected the following OH
GERS. President. Levi p. Walker; Vice
President VIM. 3. Kern; Secretary,
Fred. vs.. Seabar. Treasurer, James l..
EooE5n. Board of Directors, Allen X.
Sparrow. Frank r. Smith. Lloyd r.
Soudels. Charles lands and Chambers
H. Dewitt
Piedmont Council No. 10. Jr. o. [. A.
IT,. elected the following officers: Coun-
ci.or. Isaac H. kO0ken; Vice, j. 0. J.
Green. Recording Secretary. Fred. W.
-aalar. Assistant Recording Secretary,
Frank C0rder. Financial Secretary, j..
-. Stanley. Treasurer. o. II. Bruce;
Warden. Jas. J.. Frankland; COnduc-
tor. G.. w. Harvey; Inside Sentinel,
Oleiieh Rhodes. Outside Sentinel,
WIN. ST. Greeuwaje. Chaplain, Frank
Corder. Trustee. Henry Martin; Rep
reseurative % Funeral Benefit AssO-
cation %. II. Bruce.
The ST. L. Epworth League will give
social and literary entertainment on
january 20.
WesternDort this week elected the
following town officers. For Commits
~lUucrS. j.. j. Napier, NldS- Oul4 ,
James Hose. Michael j. Foley and Chas.
LcAleer. Clerk. o. H. Bruce; Bailin, J.
ID Kalbaugh.
Mrs. II. 3. Carroll was called TO Fair
mont by the illness Of her sister, Mrs.
j. II. Pickett
Nessrs. r. A. Neflen John Reilly, c.
II. Bowers and Adam Kalbaugh are
quite sick
Nr. II. S. Richardson goes TO Char
lesion next week in the interest Of the
Nrw York Life Insurance Company.
Louis and Henry Holland have pur-
chased the blacksmith shop Of L. J.
Holland * Son.
Rev. /. b. Browne Will preach Sun
tay uicht ON Envy.
Sergeant J. II. smith contested the
election Of J. ". ". Davis, but with
ont changing the results.
Elizabeth SMILEY was granted d.
v1rce from Alexander Smiley by Judge
H. vs.. Daily. on ground or aoandon-
merr.