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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

day. cut a bad cash in his foot requir-
ing the services of a surgeon, He is slow
~ improving.
A sunrise prayer meeting will be held
in the Baptist church Easter morning by
the several young people societies OF
town.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
Church, South. will hold an Easter SER
vice Sunday mornig in their church
The Junior League of the NJ. e. church
have an Easter service Sunday night.
Mr.. John Rudman, undertaken contem-
plates bringing on a stock of furniture and
opening a store in his building on sand
street.
Rev. ]. F. Baxter spent three days in
Spencer the first of the week.
E. II. Finn, of the Spencer Record
passed through town Wednesday en- route
to Washington City to look after his par
ticular plum" from the Mckinley ad-
ministration. and then on to points n
Virginia. where he Will visit relatives.
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cIIARIEsrON.

-- ,n -
N'''-'.7A ~ -
Oehei-. Jon" ''-e -r''''. -.
,.a Mayor i'"" S.'''-.''''. - va W .'-''..-7'
O.. b7NNer' anu JeAh Al ..'s t'''S' - "a
Point Pleasant AND Axe. FonC' OF linton
w,.s o.ow.s-", Visitors III town 'h'S week.
STAKE Treasurer Kendall spent I's' sun
day wish A.s FANNY az la'-'''> 'uIS'
-fca. 10. l'- l.,'i o-.e''e Is '' O'"''0'' ''''S
"N CT
Nr. oe'rs' d. li1''ey' engage, ,- mere .o'
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, PA, April IT,. The COL
lese Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club
gave their concert in the gymnasium hall
on Friday evening, and were greeted By a
large crowd.
John NJ. Braden. Esq. one Of the most
popular and influential members OF the
Washington Ear. died on Wednesday aft
er a few days illness. His death was en-
tireiy unexpected and was a shock TO the
community. Mr.. Braden was Il prominent
Democrat and stood high in the councils
Of his party. The funeral occurred on
Friday afternoon and was one OF the larg-
est ever witnessed In this place
The base ball season was opened here to-
day by game between W. & J. and the
College from K.sKimine;as.
Mrs. Thomas L. Shaw, of Dryden. Tex
as. is the guest Of trlends in Washington.
The union schools were closed on Friday
on account Of the death Of John NJ. Brad
en-, Esq.
Religious services have been held dur
inG The past week a, the Christian church
and much interest is being manifested.
Ernest Miller, of jefferson avenue, IS
visiting in Pittsburg.
Mrs. A. L. oVnE. OF Baltimore, Nd. :
the gues- of her son. the Rev. c. VI. Young
of North College street.
Miss Kate Caldwell. OF East Washing
ton. is visiting in PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. John Maxwell has returned TO her
home in Buffalo. Pa. after visiting with
Mrs. Thomas Roberts. Of jefferson avc.
Ms. John Pickett. an aged lady of this
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lIANNINGTON.

Warrington. W. Va, April 17.-Miss
Minnie Knight of Fairmont' was VS.
i,0r i'm our city Tuesday.
Miss Villa H1ugh. of Mt. De ChanIaI'
IS home 10 spend Easter 49,.
Chas Gould has accepted a postum
i'm the barber shop of Carl Alum.
Miss LYDIA Beatty came home Hom
Wheeling Tuesday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Edwards was a WheehnS
visitor Wednesday. NJ
Mis-. o. y. kOen and daughter MISS
Daisy. We're in Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Montgomery left the hrst
Of the week for an extensive visit win
relatives and friends in Butter, Pa.
James Anderson. of Fairmont was
the guest of his sisters Mrs. Eliza ia
.1hs and Mrs. Geo. Little the first or the
week.
Roy Stewart was visiting in Fairmont
O. few days OF this week.
Wilson Nay was business visitor in
Farwout Monday.
Harry D0ul- was business visitor IN
Niuevoh this week.
Harry Woodward sold his property
ON piles Fork street 70 Gene Christy.
Miss Anna Kidd. formerly with Thos.
n. Barrett. has accepted position Win
~ Eayeus as sreuCsrapher and book
keeper.
Miss Iucy Hawkins visited her pa
rents IN Pennington the first OF the
week.
E-~ and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson have
some 90 housekeeping in the First Ma
GcuaI Bank building.
Mrs. Phil. DieJz is suffering from
quits O severe attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Katie PGdden left this evening
-1 snerd Easter with her parents In
Wheeling.
Air. and Mrs. EastOn were in Wheel
ne Thursday and Friday.
NIessrs. VIM. Edwards and J. L. Kirk
land were visitors in Wheeling Thurs
day and Friday.
lrr. and Mrs. W. R. B2snett We're Wis
uiug friends in Wheeling a part OF this
week.
Caleb Burt and T. T. Koen were bust
ness visitors in Fairmont one day TINS
week.
IR. Cunningham was a business VS.
trr iu Wheeling Thursday.
w. q. ShaHer. of Fairmcnt, was the
guest of Chas. ParrioJt Thursday even
ms
IT, Powell. of California Pa. was &
business visitor i'm our city Friday.
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ture is in her distinctly womanly self.
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant, Simple, Butsafe and Ehectual
Cure for it.


Co+orrh of the stomach has long Deeh
considered the next thing TO lncur&ple'
The usual symptoms are Iuli OF plo"',
inc sensation after eating, accoNlg"Iiou
sometimes with sour or WateTy I!Slnea'
4 formation of gases, causing pressuLe
on the heart and lungs and dlIlculV
breathing; headaches, tickle appeI4.e'
nervousness and a general played OUT
'languid feeling. 40
There is often a sour taste III the
mouth. coated tongue, and if the interior
of the stomach could be seen II Woulu
show a Shiny, infamed CONDITION.
The cure for this common ana oDsti-
nate trouble is found in treaIlhvA'
which causes the food to be reaully'
thoroughly digested before 1t has tilne
TO ferment and irritate the delicate mu-
cous surfaces OF the stomach. TO Sc
cure p prompt and healthy digestion Is
the one necessary thing TO do and WAen
normal digestion is secured the catarFn
al condition will have disappeared.
According to DR.. Harlanson the
safest and best treatment IS to use aItsr
each meal a tablet, composed Oh DId-
tase. Aseptic Pepsin, little NuX' COL
den Seal and fruit acids These taDiets
can now be found at all drug stores
under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets and not being a patent medl-
cine can be used with perfect SAFETY anu
assurance that healthy appetite anu
thorough digestion will follow theF
regular use after meals.
Mr. n. J. BOOher, OF 2llO Dearborn
street, Chicago, H., writes: CatarIh
is a local condition resulting from
neglected cold in the head, whereby the
lining membrane of the nose becomes
inflamed and the poisonous dlscharse
therefrom passing backward into the
throat reaches the stomach, thus IFo-
ducing catarrh of the stomach. Med
zeal authorities prescribed for M lor
three years for catarrh of stomach WE
out cure, but to-day l am the happlest
of men after using only one box OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. L cannon
find appropriate words to express my
good feeling. l have found hesh, appe-
tite and sound rest from their use.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the SaI-
est preparation as well as the simplest
and most convenient remedy Tor any
form of indigestion, catarrh or stomach
biliousness. sour stomach, heartburn
and bloating after meals.
Send for little book, mailed free on
stomach troubles. by addressing Stuart
Co.. Marshall, Mich. The tablets can
be found at all drug stores.
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CLAEKSBURG.

., - II
oI\EN~fJ i'1' We 49, Ni.''' 49,
F.v sh- was ,hs tsht as TO locating GER
.lr streets connecting the r'i'''"o ospo'
with ... town.
COM Saturday the County Court was ASK
oI -1 buit bridge over Elk coNhe'l''-S
Go~1- with town.
Chicken p9N is now an unWeicoINe CUES
1mo.- MS.
Manager Chas. l.. Hickman is 10 con
graduated i'm securing for the home 1s'-
eohcus Company. the most modern e'ec-
tric appliances.
The Federal Court Of the United states
rs in session 40 this city judge Con pre-
Sides 4 large number OF criminal VdSv9
rlv. been disposed Of most of them for
the violation OF tine Internal revenue laws.
Tle city assessor. Nl'. A. . Lo''e' l.
now visiting our people.
Fred pelbrijEa. who has been very SICK
{ sable 20 te out
C.cu 3. I.shand has gone to Elkhart'
Ind.
ar William Erian,. Of Petersburg,
has accepted q position as operation in the
Western Union office a. This city.
Mr. WIN Murphy of Washington, D.
a.. f.. now I'm .hs employ of W. r. Merri-
man
I---u'- S-eu- is home from the University
-.,.. -,v-r Inns b.eu granted a writ of
o. --f--lr. from Judgment rendered
... t, t.,.,r ~ = g. bartlett.
A man residing in The county wants S25.-
0. .rrs-,s for scare of his horses oc-
..t-r.f fv shooting of fire crackers,
elr-.r. a. runaway.
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STEUBENVILLE.

Steubenville, O., April 17.-Mrs. y. u
Kirk who has been visiting her dauSh-
ter. Mrs. J. ". Gill, has returned 10
Chicago.
Misses Mary Sharpe and Margaret
McCook are home from semlnarles LOT
their Easter vacation.
!. Rosentral and wife, of Findlay'
are guests of VIM. May and family.
DR.. John Montgomery, of Portland
OREGON. is visiting relatives in this city
and county.
Miss Jessie Nicholson is home after
n months visit at Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Rev. Robert White is at the
PRESBYTERIAN hospital at Allegheny
Pa.
Mrs. Annie s. Means and daughter,
Miss Virginia. are home after WISH
With friends in the east.
w Med. Miller and wife and w. NJ.
Scott are home after a Washington CITY
trip. 49,, t.o., I'll
mira. n. y. visiting her parents.
Miss Mirnie HUFF is visiting frlendS
in Wellsville this week.
\
months visit at New Castle.
Miss Della Seidenberg is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Vanfossan, at Dennison.
Messrs. J. y. Andrews and Z. !. til-
son have been given the right by the
centennial. committee TO issue an Illus
trated souvenir.
Mrs. Alex Carroll is visiting friends
in Bridgeport. 1T.
Mrs. John Johns is home after visit
ing her father at Federal, Pa.
Ey-prosecuting Attorney Brown. OF
Wichita. Kansas. has been guest OF the
Erskine families here.
The ladies' social committee Of the
Second Presbyterian church gave de-
lichtful social TO the new members IN
the church parlors on Tuesday evening;
The following are the officers selected
for the Steubenville board Of trade:
President. J. Dunbar; secretary, +. {.
Chambers: vice president, J. W. Gill;
treasurer. D. J. Sinclair; executive com
,nit+ea Winfield Scott, Edward Nichol-
son.
ANGUS Campbell who has been en-
nlovod ON the b. & O.. at Cumberland,
Md. is home on .. visit.
Albert Messer has gone to Charleston
W. We, to make that his future home
horne. -
Ms. Patrick Powers is home H'er
visiting her son at Columbus.
sam Loomer and wife nave returned
TO Williamsburg after weeks visit with
his parents. o,
Ell Loup is home from Cleveland
whore he had successful operation
performed on his neck.
VIII Cooper and family are removing
to East Liverpool where Mr.. Cooper
has located in the insurance business.
Charles R. Blinn is home from the
! ". Trainer, assistant attorney in
the Department of Justice at Washing
ton City has been here on visit.
The auxiliary of the c. w. B. NJ. of
tho Christian church held an interest
ing meeting at the home Of Mrs. w. a.
UrQunart on Friday evening.
81. /. Beatty has removed 10 East Liv-
erpool and started in the music business
after residing here three years.
Miss Daisy Powers has gone TO Cleye-
land to attend the senior hop Of the uni
versity school.
VIII and Harry Grier are home from
Kenyon college for their Easter vaca-
ton.
Miss Bessie Johnson is home from
Granville Seminary on a vacation.
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RAVENSWOOD.

RAVENSWOOD, ". Va, April TI.-Dr.
Claude Kinney and mother returned Mon
day from Huntington and Cincinnati
Mrs. Ohio Watts returned Friday from
a weeks visit with her parents in CALI
polls. Ohio.
Mrs p. +. Powers, Of New Martinsville
came down Tuesday in response to mes
sage calling her to the bedside of her
granddaughter. Miss Jeanette Kotze-
bere. who is quite i'll with typhoid fever
j. L. Armstrong and J. II. Brown the
latter one of the late guards at the State
Peuteutiary, have purchased J. B. Halls
furniture store. They intend TO enlarge
the stock Of goods and add undertaking
to the business. bringing on a hearse. etc.
for the carrying on of that branch of the
business.
Mcssrs. Menaeer and Crouch, attorneys
of William Brown and wife. in their suit
against c. L. Brown. trustee of W. J.
Browns property. were here this week IN
consultation with their clients.
Virgil Wash, while chipping wood Fri
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roturned home Sunday, but will be back
the first of the week to receive further
treatment.
on a visit.
Attorney A. ]. Porter had his office pa
pered this week. which improves the a2-
poarance very much.
Misses Blanche Ruttencutter and Anna
tsnith were at Sistersvil!e wednesday VS.
itine friends.
NJ. S. H. Frazier, Of Waverly' was III
town Wednesday.
Miss Edna Ogdin is at home this week
her eyes rot permitting her TO study.
Mrs. David Brown is very low with con-
sumption.
Work on the foundation of the p. Z.
church was commenced this week.
Mrs. Blanche Morris is on the sick list.
Miss Anna Stanley spent few days
this week with her brother. J. c. Stanley,
Of G2l Main street.
Mr.. Henry c. Bills and Miss Margie e.
Buchanan were united in matrimonial
bonds by Rev. J. II. Doan, Wednesday.
The hotel property of II. c. Riggs. de-
ceased. was sold by W. L. Reed, trustee,
Thursday. to Jacob De!ong. for 1920.
\ fire at the oil well Of $. W. Benninger.
Of St. Mary's, and M Smith. OF Wheel
ing. badly damaged the rig, burnt the
cable. ETC.. but they soon had all damages
repaired and everything in good working
order.
Miss Williamson, Of Raven Rock, was
here shopping, Wednesday.
Mrs. James Patterson was in St.
Marys this week on business, and visit
ms friends
J. c. Noland sr.. who fell a week ago.
fracturing his thigh bone or femur, is
suffering a great deal from the effects
thereof. Mr.. Nolan's age is very much
against him in recovering from his in
jurios.
Emil Hennig, W. T. Rau. c. F. Gill;
gan. J. y. Schultz. of Wheeling: II. J.
Loden. Of Cincinnati: F. II. Worley. ALE
sheny; J. L. Wood. Benwood. Ohio: II.
N. Wood, Bealsville. Ohio. Wasloy Kelley
and " Grove. Pittsburg: W. W. Rey-
nolds, West Union. W Va: J. W. Vande-
wort. Miss Kathryn Shaw. Parkersburg.
Ntlt at the Nd4A MUST TINS week.
O. c. Sweeney and brother, T. y Swee-
ney. of P!ttsburg. were at Camden-on-
the-Gauley, and other points in the State
purchasing lumber.
Attorney J. T. Barrow was at Parkers
burg on business.
Hon. J. W. Morgan. ex-member Of the
County Court. was in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Stanley and Miss
Amy Stanley were at Marietta Friday.
Harry Greaver. grandson of Mr.. c. ".
Hudson is not expected TO live.
Attorney Aug. NJ Campbell was at Ma
rietta on legal business yesterday.
Q. II. Suck. with his force, spent Fri
day renovating his office.
Everything is unusually quiet in the oil
field this week.
Mr.. Lee Haight, of Newport, was in
town this week.
Mr.. solly will move his family to Par
kersburg next week.
There viii be regular services in the
NJ. p. Church Sunday, the 2lth, at 1889
a. m. and 1880 .. m.
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place. died on Tuesday after short i'll
ness. Her husband and several grown-dp
children are left to mourn the loss OF
good wife and kind mother.
Mrs. John X. Davis and daughter, MISS
Jennie. CT East Beau street, left this week
for Jacksono.Ne, Florida.
The Rev. J. c. r. living. w. & J. 40
has returned from India, where he has
been engaged in missionary work.
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for the past two weeks, returned to her
home III Inueck on last Wednesday.
The irslut child Of Mr. and MIS-
Newton Feltv Is suffering with measles.
Miss Betty Wiley. of Beuton's Ferry,
is the sucs- of her sister, Mrs. 1. l.
Holt this week.
Ernest Harden met with a very pam
ful acciden, on last Wednesday whlie
feeding q circular saw IN his tather
planning mill on Water street. ms
thumb was very badly lacerated by the
saw.
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ST. MARY'S.

ST. MARY'S. W. Va. April 1.-THE
County Court was in session this week.
Most Of the time was spent on road cases.
W. II. Brown was appointed deputy as
sessessor. a. B. Core. W. c. D9tson and
c. P. Craig a committee on repairs, TO
have the court house repaired.
Attorney w y. Hanes was at Raven
Rock or legal business Wednesday.
Miss Maud Lutes. Of Friendly. who has
been under the care OF DR.. Jno. Watson,
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| w nSelnS.
Architect Harry r. Warne spent s7.
eral days in FairmOrt this week.
DR.. Mclean, Of Morgan,oHu was
guest in our city the early part o.. ,-s
week.
Miss Mabel Want, who rsus
school at BuckhannOn, is at home l.N
to spent the Easter vacation. H -
Their Harold, is also home from is
military school school az Kenyon 0-1
Miss Garnet Lupton. who l.
the pleasant guest Of the Misse sag-.
son and Elizabeth Curry, for .
weeks, has returned TO her home
Gallipolis, Ohio.
MIS- Thomas Shields and LITTLE d.r-..
ter are visiting Mrs. Shields mc.---L.
law in Pennington.
Miss Fannie Mansbach is the ST :
Miss Northan, on her way from SAB.
vile, Tenn, to her home in C--
land, Nd.
Miss Lillian Hindman has retuIlso
her home at Waveriy, after a shor '.
with Misses Sadie Stevenson and A-.-.
eryn Shaw.
Judge Jackson and Clerk Deliicrr.
turned Wednesday from Nl.
where United States Court was .a -
sion. judge Jackson left the follows
day for Charleston and Ar. Dc.-t
for Clarksburg.
Miss Ellen Gilmore, n prou.l
newspaper writer of Chillic0tAc. obi.
has returned to her home after n0
ant visit with Miss Matte smith. 4!
Ann street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Dis. Jr aa l.-s
daughter are visiting relative L tost-'
burg, Md.
Miss Kite Stephenson is O.. home
from a pleasant visit with relative. ~
Newport, Ohio.
Miss Grace ROlston was the g... ~
relatives here the fore part OIL OBJ. "..-
aliss Pink Smith AID Mrs. Ir0'@- .
LIT for Pits1urg The first OF tAe wees.
on The steamer Hudson.
Mrs. j.. J.. Neal Is I'M Cincinnati, ~-...
she was called by the serious lines VI
her mother. Mrs HILL
MIS-. Chester Maxwell arrived hof
several days ago from New Jersey T.
81 nd a couple of months with her pc
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. *. Leonard.
MI and Mis-. C.. G.. Martin ana -
Charlie. have returned from AN enjoys
BILE southern "trip.
Mrs. Glen GIier. of Iiaulsy..le. is f.7
i+ircy Mics Kate DIS
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healthy Wo

4 healthy wo
man will always
find Love. Health
and Beauty are
twins that do not
have to seek far
or long to find
Cupid. 1t is the
woman who suf-
fers from ill-health
as a result ofweak-
ness and disease
of the distinctly
feminine organ
=, ism. who leads a
loveless and child
\ less life. 1t IS
-
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THE DIT ri
She-T can sym ME "-..
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man.-Ti1-Bls~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-17
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
c. G. SLOAN q CO. AucTIoNEERs, l.o7 G sr

TRUSTEES SHE OF VALUABLE APART
MEM HOUSE ON ST BETWEEN n IL
AYE AM, nth ST. NORTHWEST, WASH
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LIVERY
STABLE. BELONGING TO THF. ESTATES
OF THE LATE JAMES KELEHER AND ROB
EXT H. PYWEI.L. BEING NOS ABB AND 425
EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause
No. 1870 Chas NJ. keleheI ct al. Ann Maria
Pywell ct all. the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale, al public auction. front of the prem
ises ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER FIRST, 1897
AT FOrRTHiRTY O'CLOCK PM, the original
lot numbered $, in the square numbered 49, i'm
proved by the two-story brick livery stable known
as Nos: 423 and 425 Sth street northwest.
IN 1.-The adjoining property the north
II leet front-wil be offered for sale at the same
tine. Sec advertisement this paper. This com
Irfces the whole of the present stable frontage
~ feet.)
Terms Of sale One-t third of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash ON the day Of sale or within
hfteen days thereafter, the residue in two equal
lnsiailmeBts at one and two years from the day
OF sale To bear interest thercfrom and until paid
AT the rate OF Ter cent per annuu, payable 81 mi
annually, the deferred payments to be secured by
reserved liens deeds Of trust in the usual form
on the property sold and policies of insurance on
the buildings and improvements properly assigned
or Endorsed, in the discretion Of the trustees or
the entire purchase money may be paid in cash
at the option of the purchaser. All conv.yanclpg
ana recording at purchasers cost $500 ,leuosit
ON acceptance of bid. Terms 10 b. comolied
with in fifteen days from day of sale
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON Trustee
40 9Th street northwest
JAMES S. EDWARDS. Trustee
,r,,oe, 500 9th street northwest.
1IioS DOWLING & CO.. Aucts. noI7 dSds