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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-14
THINK THIS OVER

a National R,n,edy for a National
a. Trouble.
To say that hemorrhoids or the dis
ease commonly known as piles is a ma
t!oral disease may be slightly over
drawn, but It Is quite certain that at
least one in every four persons Is SO
afflicted.
| Because it Is common and not imme-
d!ately fatal many suffer for years with
| out giving the trouble medical attention.
Moreover, the rather general impress
sion that surgical operation Is. the
| only, cure, has much to do with delaying
attention until the disease becomes
deep seated and chronic.
Sufferers from piles should know that
the Pyramid Pile Cure Is better than n
surgical operation, 1t cures without
pain, it causes no detention from bust
ness ard the cost Is trifllng. all drug
sists selling It at 80 cents per package.
The astrlngent effect Of the acide in
the Pyramid Fle Cure speedily con-
tracts and restores to their natural con-
dition the blood vessels Of the affected
parts, and as It quickly dissolves In the
| rectum, the remedy soothcs and heals
the, irritatcd surfaces and these two
things are the only necessary require
| ments for cure.
The principal danger from piles is the
liability to chronic liberation OF the
rectal tissue, and nervous exhaustion
from loss OF sleep and the attendant
pain and irritation. All these sylnp-
toms the Pyramid quickly relieves and
the fact that It Is the most popular and
widely sold Of any pile cure is quite
conclusive evidence OF thorough merit.
II you suffer from bleeding, itching or
protrudlng piles try fifty cent pack
age tonight. Ask your druggist for
Pyramid Pile Cure.
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Yesterday occurred the death OF Mrs.
John Fl. Hall. wife OF the well known
Main street business man and member
Of the city WAGER board. after an illness
q some dugift Z. bronchitis, being the
cause. Mrs: Hall had returned from
Washington City only q week ago, and
was III there before her return. Mrs.
Hall was a native OF Wheeling. highly
esteemed by q large circle OF friends.
She was a daughter OF the. late James
Howell. or her children. Edward Is a
lawyer in Denyer;=her daughter, Mrs.
Williams, Is the wife Of Captain Will
fans of the United States army, and
Waller Is the clerk OF the. Wheeling
board OF education. Mrs. Williams Is
expected 70 arrive here this morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Al. W. Martins spectacular pro-
tductlon 0: Uncle Toms Cabin" comes
TO the Opera House Friday. matinee
and night. 1t is some time since this IA
nous drama has been seen in this city.
but It has always proved strong
drawing card. This production Is said
to be the most magnificent Of any ever
presented on the stage, the scenery, and
effects costing over ten thousand dol
lars. There are over fifty people on
the stage, sixteen horses, donkeys, bur-
ros, oxen, eight shetland ponies. ten
man-eatlng Siberian bloodhounds,
trained to participate in the drama.
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MoUNDsylLLE
.hMisceiInmcous Meinngo or Mlnor Ma I
tiers from .iursi,nii'k Metropolis.

tiers from MurshhiFA Metropolis. Il
The convention OF the Wheeling Dis.
trict Epworth League, which was TO
have met at New MartinsvIllc, the 10th
and 18th OF May. has been Indefinitely
postponed. This step was necessary on
account OF the damage done the NJ. L.
church and homes OF New Martinsvllle,
where delegates would be entertained.
They say It would be Impossible for
them to be ready Tor the convention be-
fore the first OF June.
Il Miss Madgc Mathews entertained n
number OF her friends at z o'clock tea
Tuesday evening. In honor of her cous-
In. Miss Frances Truth Wood. OF Cana.
do, Misses Matte and Jessie Graham.
Agg!c B. Cline, Esteile Hull, Kate and
Noble Winoher, Mr.. john Kinghorn and
Mr. WI! Graham, all OF Wheeling, were
the out-of-town guests present.
The graduating clnss will give m en-
:tertainment at the school hall Saturday
night. An exceedingly fine programme
has been prepared, Everybody should be
present. y z,
Mcssrs. Richard Ferrell, Wyllc Cof-
field and Joseph and John Riggs, have
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Tho marks at p. m. showed I feet 3
inches and falling. Weather. cloudy and
warmer. 81
The following towhoats passed up
with empties yesterday: Acorn, noon:
John Moren, p. M. Fallie, Z p. m.
The Queen City Is this mornings Gin
cinDati packet at 8 o'clock.
River and coal men are rather skep-
teal about the reported appointment of
Major Crumbaugh as supervising In
spcctor of this district, says the Pitts
purgh Press. As he is not n practical
river man and not resident OF this
district. they do not think he has been
appointed. River men think that a SUI
pervis!ng inspector should be n man
who has had some practical experience
on the rivers and well verscd In all that
applies TO navigation.
Rirlr} Toiegran,.
OIL CITY-Rivor . feet Inches and
failing. Cloudy and cool. gg
WARREN--River l foot inches.
Clear and mild. =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s feet 4
inches and stationary. Cloudy and
warm.
"a oltO w ~ SSlbLE--NlFerf-. U Al lect ~ u
Inches and stationary.
3 PITTSRURGE-Riv &C feet and
falling atthc dam, Clear and pleasant.
STEUBENHlLLE-R @ feet 10
inches and falling. Cloudy anu warm.
Passed up--Bcn Hur,nnd Uraniu. Pass
cd down--Quecn City.
CINC1NNATI--Rlvcr 10A feet md,
falling. business fair. Six arrivals. IN.
Guiding Sunshine, from Memphis. and
SIX departures including VlrgInu for
Pittsburgh. \ heavy fog delayed the
arrivals this morning, B. D. Wood. Dave
Wood and Volunteer up with cmptles.5
Geneva, Moredocx and Gate City
down: Charley Brown and Cruiser In
from below with cmpties. J31i
Is LoU1SVILLE--River falling, with .
feet In the canal Clear and pleasant.
Gate, City, with a tow or cmptics down.
Tho John ~ Wood completed her rG-
pairs at I!ockport and loft for the south.i
Jim Durry5 jr,.l,left ato-dngs for Cairo
with the big! steel drcdge boat; i-NoI,,4,
and two ncwlgoycrnment.b arEess Char,
lie Brown and Crulserf left, for3 home
.1'heneW Belle of tho Bends, lust built
by Howard made. q successful "Trip yes-
tcrday. She leaves Sirhursday. All
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xAarls's rERpY...
Hap, aud sii.hnp. u, sSrI,rl,tns city
sii 'Aeross tho Itlxer. 9f - n y

iiaps, aud 1iishaps II. the 'rlirlyiig City
Across tile ltissr. I "
Squire Theo. Kellnr returned yes,er,
day from assyerai days s,ay nj the
bedside OF his uncle. A., Blrckenhancr.s
ut Philadelphia. He.stopped on al
Washington on hls return and says tho
war feeling isiyory strong In the east.
The Independent hose company ii
working hard TO mako d biz SUCCESS out
OF the festival iat Commercial hail to.
morrow and Saturday nights. Their
wives, daughters and sweethearts Will
assist tho fire laddios. x, g
& The Kemper house bill permitting
suits to be brought against corporations
In any county where service can be
had on the president or chief officer OF
the company, passed the Ohio senate
and ID now q law. 3
The mayor and city couneilmen viii
be Invited TO attend The next regular
meeting OF tho fire department The
flremeri are elccting delegates TO attend
the tfiremen's convention at Toronto.
May IL.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Davidson and
daughter Mary attended a dinner party
at the home OF Ed ong, ut Rirkwood, In
honor OF Mrs. Tousley and daughter
AIDA, OF Beverly.
The six.year.old daughter OF Jacob
Green Is getting along finely Six weeks
ago an operation was performed on her
for dlslocatcd hip and n false Joint was
put In. a
Yesterday Mrs. J. MARROW purchased
thirty foot lot on North Fifth street,
opposite the residence OF Thco. Snod-
grass She will erect u residence at
once. x & n. 81, Z a g!
Miss Bmma Deter, who has been VS.
itins her sister, Mrs. II. w. Gauding,
returned to sardis yesterday, accom-
panied BY George Gaudlng. s
Howard Thomas was expected home
at IN carly hour this morning from an
extended visit with relatives ut Me-
chaniesvillc. Iowa. s
To-day Mrs. n. Smith will return to
Wisconsin after n several weeks visit
with her father, Thomas Irwin. y
The hot mills at the Laughlln are or
on account OF the breakage Of the big
engine yesterday morning. q
L - As3tAS bohb ptOpiCs aAV hbSib iAtCl
ested in Al G. Fields big MINISTRIES,
which come tonight
Yesterday Nelson Soles secured n d.
vorce from Jennie Soles. willful absence
being alleged.
Yesterday DR.. A. R. ong purchased
from Tweeay s; Co. a handsome phae-
ton.
Richard Sinclair. OF Columbus, Is vis-
iting Martins Ferry friends.
.Theo. Burris IS president OF the new
board Of township trustees.
A game of bail will be played on the
mill grounds on Saturday.
Brick work on the new laundry was
completed yesterday.
W. T. Dixon goes to Pittsburgh to-
day. 3
II Huskins went to GAINESVILLE yester-
day.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLlC SALE.

-
Under the authorityo of deed OF assign.
ment made by Hannah Emshelmer and
Emanuel Emshcimer. her husband, dated
on the 9Th day OF October. A. D. 1897, and
recorded in the office Of the clerk of!the
glnIa, In Deed Of Trust Book 50. page Sos.
the undersigned assignee will, on Iisi45s
SATURDAY. APRIL 80. A. D., 1855,
at 10 o'clock a. m. at tho north door OF
the court house OF Ohio county. aforesaid,
sell at. public auction the following de-.
scrlbed real estate. that is TO say: All that
part OF lot No. IS on Main street. in tho
city OF Wheeling. on which is erected n
three-story brick house. which part OF 81 Id
lot fronts forty.four az feet, more or less
on Main street, and Is ono hundred and
th!rty-two Q39l feet. more or less. In depth;
and Is bounded on the west by Main street:
on the south BY a private alley: OIL the cast
by lot formerly conveyed by Mary l.. Dor
scy to Adcline fletcher. and on the north
by oil that part OF. lot No. IS north OF the
northern wall of the said tlrec-story brick
house: being the'samc property which was
conveyad to the said Hannah Emshelmcr
by W, IL. Frank and wife by deed dated
October 81. "A. D. 1889, and recorded in
Deed Book No. ". page i25. together with
all tho buildings and appurtenances there.
unto belonging. 80 Z Z :,
The said deed OF assignment provides
that ont OF tho proceeds of sale, after tho
payment OF: expenses, the assignee shall
next discharge any proper liens or incun,-
brarccs that may Gr upon the lpropcrty
sold. and after doing so shall nay tho bni.
ance OF the proceeds pro rata mon the in.
debtedness OF tho said E,.nnah aEmshci.
mer, Upon the above described property
are two Hens existing at the tline or Tho
said assignment, One OF these is n deed
OF trust made by the said Hannah EN-.
sholmor md Emanuel, her husband, Ito 4.
d. Ewing. trustee. dated October !. q 1892
and recorded In said clerks office IN Deed
OF Trust Book ", page lS5. to secure GER
tain notes payable TO w. Il. Frank. Tho
other Is deed OF trust made by; tho said
husband, TO Gustarc HI. Emshelmcr,
trustee, dated January :, is9T.tiaud r..
corded In tho said clerks Office In Decd
of Turst Book 20, page l3l, to secure Henry
Speyer against loss MS accommodation en-
dorser or :uarantor OF the said Hannah
Emsheimcr. After tho payment OF en-,
pcnscs tho proceeds OF sale Will DO applied.
20 far as necessary, to the said llons In
tho order In which they havo been named
above. sis F'sta Is SO $3.50
TERMS OF SALE-onc-third OF I'M
purchase price, and SO much moro a 4 ilc'
purchaser may elect TO pay, cash on Tho
day of sale. and the residue In two equal
installmcnts, pAyuhle.in one md two wears
respectively after the day OF sale, with, In.
tcrcst from TINT day, Tho deferred INSTALL
.nentS shall he secured by u decd of .,rust
unnn tho property, with satisfactory Irsl,r-
nice 10 be kept up by the purchaser.
~ SAMUEL KRAFT, n
shsaigncc and Trustee. 4
Wheeling, VIVA, March p. llS9S, mrJ0
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,.,!he most critical period in wopian's
NE may be properly called Blossoring
L'ue. i is the period when she blossoms
nom girlhood into womanhood.
At .hi, iuomentous time the best mcdi.
sine for woman 10 take Is DR.. Piercc's
favorltc Prescription. 1t acts directlyup.
On TIC delicate aud ir1portan. organs that
a'r 10 bear the burdens OF wifehood and
motherhood. II rinkes them strong.
healthy aud vigorous. II couects all
Irregularities and displacc.uen,s and stops
exhaushrg drains Taken during the pc.
me usual aHnoyauces and makes baby's
sufcs the newcomers health and an ample
supply Of rorrishrcat. 1t transforms
weak, sickly, nervous, complaining wo.
men into happy, healthy wives. ,rhou.
and, .; of women have told oyer their own
.shatrfes, the story of the marvellous
merits Of this great medicine, An hon
so dealer will not try to persuade you
'otase something different from what yon
S,s io', for the sake Of II few pennies adj,
ded profit.
r Nin Anna Ulfich, of Elm Greek. Buffalo
20, Seb,, writes l"f was under doctors care
inr Two years with uterine disease was so
weak that could ut up III bed only a few mo.
s nenss. commenced taxing Or. pictces Pa
SSonis Prescription and when ! had taken ono
naif doSea bottles was up and going wherever
'Weatedi and have been very strong ever S!ncc,
That was Two yeats and n hale ago.
The only coustipation.tnte. that ticvcr
Sfatifcs discomfort :. Dr6 Pierce, Isl Pleasant,
,re!les. At all medicine stoIcs. va Z ~ 4. q
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BELLATRE
Al Sort, OF Local New. aud Gossip From
at - tho clan CITY. ilrsf'

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
tho GIass city. il,
Bellaire people Will read with interest
this Item from the indianapolis News:
Society circles are In a fiutter because
| OF two prospective weddings. One Is
that OF Miss Grace kelser and Mr.. J. N.
Marlng. Miss kelser Is a vocalist of
ability, and possesses a. liberal educa-
ton. She studied music and languages
in Germany and has Travelled extensive
| ly.. She Is considered one OF the most
beautiful young women OF the city. Mr..
Marlns Is an oil magnate, and has very
extensive glass interests, being at the
head OF window glass and fruit jar FAC
tories In Muncie, Gas City and Dunkirk.
The two were in the same party that
recently made q trip to the West Indies
and their acquaintanceship eliminated
into something more definite and dear
err ~ e ia ff
Elmer Cash, the fellow picked up By
Marshal Johnston and Assistant
o'Neal In such stupor rs to give rise
to grave suspicious rallied SO well yes
terday morning that the new mayor
taxed him 81 and costs and a friend IL
quidated for him Cash says he was
drugged and robbed OF $40 and watch
by two friends with whom he Travelled
| from Wellsville. Monday night they
| spent In Steubenville and came to Mar
tins Ferry Tuesday, thence to Wheel
ing and there his friends lost him. /. He
came on to Bellaire and lost himself. as
he says. The last thing he remembers
was getting on the ferryboat. He says
&c knows nothing about the bottle he
had in his, pocket.
There seems to be q general DISPOSE
ton to give the new administration a
chance. There were disappo!ntments in
the selection of police. but the public
will be well satisfied IL good service is
given.
The, water works yielded s1s,S13 40 for
the past year and the operating ex-
penses were s12.0S1 81. They paid $1,000
interest and covered the overdraft OF
last year, leaving surplus now of
$2,2Ss Il
The council did not entertain bill
presented for buggy broken by fire
apparatus on the 2way1to. fire 1t
seems to be necessary to get out OF the
way.
Theo. Rossbach, manager OF, the En-
terprlse Enamel Works. bought the
Steele farm near Brooks run bridge,
paying $3.50 for the same.
The school board paid the teachers
yesterday and settled up all old bust
ness. The new board will organize
next Monday evening.
The uniformed rank, knights OF Py-
thias. held an interesting meeting last
night. They contemplated getting up
fair shortly.
Moses Dusa yesterday bought the
property on the corner OF Belmont and
Twenty-slxth streets, for $1,000.
The township trustees will meet to-
day to approve the bonds Of assessors
and others elected this spring.
Judd Fish. OF Powhatan, was in town
yesterday.
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SECURED A VERDICT.
An Interesting Case From Harper's
Ferry Decided Yesterday.

Ferry Decided Yesterday.
Yesterday. IN the United States court,
Judge Jackson on the bench, the case
of E. ". Hendricks VS., the govern
ment, was decided in favor OF the plain
tit. the verdict being for; sS2S As. the
amount claimed by Mr.. Butt, OF Char
les-town, counsel for the plaintiff, who
IS an orphan girl.
This suit grew out OF the action OF the
government In taking away the plain
Tins property in Harpers Ferry dur.
Ing her absence. 1t was leased by the
government to man named Gum
mincs. When Miss, Hendricks return
ed, found Cummings in possession.
Friends OF the girl. who was In poor
health. interceded, gbut without success.
Mr. Butt was employed to fight the
case in 1896, and succeeded In getting
the attorney general to decide that the
property belonged to the girl, and e
was restored to her. Then came, the eff
fort to secure a verdict III the United
States court for rental, and this came TO
pass yesterdays after, the. case had drag
ged along for some time. being heard
successfully at Clarksburg. Martins
burg, Charleston, Parkersburg and
finally at Wheeling Es.EE
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left for tho Pa eilc coast. MIR. Terrell Is,
bound FOR Seattle. Washington, and the
other gentlemen, will make their. future
home in San Francisco. vi
Daniel Younkeii has aln,os, completed
his contract OF clearing the slips from
tho road through the narrows. Teams
can pass through now. TN
s. T. 11ooton has returned to his home
In Washington, d. c., aftcs n visit with
hts brother. Colonel J. e. Hooton, OF
Fifth street.
z Papers prepared on the lives OF i've OF
tho bishops Of tho NJ. L. church will be
read at tho Epworth League, meeting
tonight. "A h lS.sS 4.
The Thlmblc Bee society; meets this
Afternoon wlth;Mrs. w. D. Dunn. n
q W. s. Grandstafr, Of Dallas, is a rlsl-
tor in the city. iii
J. Alex. Ewing was a Wheeling visit
torlyes,erday.
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The Consolidated Building Loan and
Trus. Company's annual meeting. held
On Tuesday, resulted in the election Of
the following directors: DR.. L. D. VIII
son, p. ]. Greene, It. S. Riley A. H.
Wledebush, A. G. HadlIch. ]. ]. Sheek-
eyr DR.. c. A. Wlngcrter, Seaton Alex
arder and William H. Pfarr. The d!rec-
tors organized after the stockholders
meeting, by electfng: DIR. L. ID. Wilson
president. George ]. Mathison secretary,
seaton Alexander treasurer, 7. S. Riley
atthrnnu 49, - -------- L-Lr.N - =
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CHILDREN like it, It saves their
lives. We mean One Minute Cough
Cure, the infalliblc remedy for coughs,
colds. Group, bronchitis. grippe, and all
throat and lung troubles. Charles r.
Goetze, Market, and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixtlr and ia
cob streets: a. E. Scheehle, No. CO.. Main
street; Exley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport.
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"EsMERALpA ro.NIGHT."

AT the Grand last night, the Wilson
Comedy Company gave very finished
and artistic production Of "A Noble Out
cast" The leading roles were e1cep-
tlonally well taken, and the strung
scenes In the play were brought out In a
very realistic manner. The horoscope
views are the finest pictures ever shown
here. The singing by the colored quar-
teste must be heard to be appreciated.
They were encored repeatedly. last night
The other specialties were very enter
tanning. Tonight the company will pro-
duce "Esmeraida." Seats ut the box
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Yesterday In the circuit court, the fol-
lowing cases were considered:
The five cases OF Zilles VS. Barbara
Ailles. executor; each suit was revived,
the scire facias hnveing been served.
b. GeltTan VS.. Mutual Supply Com
pany; plaintiff moved to quash the or
der and dismiss the petition: to be
heard on Saturday.
Mark sonnatelt. by his next friend,
rs. Bogss Run Mining e Manufacturing
Company; trial set for 2fay!1S.
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A Triple ELL.

The Players will present three charm
ing one-act comedies upon the occasion
OF their annual spring engagement at
the Opera House, Saturday. Ynptinee
and night April, l6. Their production
will consist OF the following triple; BILL !:
Game OF Cards. "a. Woman's
yWon:t,n and LEND Ne. Eve Shlnlngs."
Nothing more enjoyable could be offered
In an amusement sense and 1t Is safe to
say the public will lind the performance
all that could be desired from q critical
point of view. y
The sale OF seats Is progressing rapid
ly. A large and cultured audience will
be present to encourage and applaud
tho efforts OF these talented players,
who have. shown by past work that u
professional standard has been attain
ed. Tickets now on sale at Houses n,u-
sic store. ,l}tst5s M X
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CARROLL CLUB LEAGUE.
Last nights games in the Carroll Club
TtIE INTER.c IrY SERIES.

Tickets have been Issued Tor the APP
preaching inter-city serles OF ten-plns
between Cincinnati and Wheeling, the
first six games OF which arctic be rolled
In Wheeling onsthe Fettei alleys. April
q and e. Reserved seats go on sale
to-day at Stamps sporting goods
store. There Is aseat!ng capacity Of
$50 at the alley.stde. ~. Z 90
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ScRoFULA. salt rheum, erysipelas
and other distressing eruptive diseases
yield quickly and permanently to the
cleansing. purifying power OK Burdock
Blood Bltters, l's & 5tgltg !
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BENWo0D.
Breezy New. Item, Gathered In tho Blu.

Breezy News Items Gathered TN tho Busy
Marshall County Town.
This evening the new council will be
sworn In. as we'll as its officers. The
Democratic slate may be broken when
It comes to voting on the police, for the
Democrats are having all kinds OF
trouble among themselves regarding
the caucus selections. It looks like Au-
gust Hepe and one o. two others may
bolt on this question, but II remains to
be seen, however, after the vote Is
called. The four deputies on the slate
are: George Fisher, jacob Siittner,
Charles 'Curran AID Thomas Gately.
For treasurer, Thomas p. Deegan;
health officer, Dr.. ]. n. Alley; weigh
master. John Kady; for assessor, prob
ably Samuel Blake. the present official.
The turn-down OF Weighmaster carp
continues to be generally condemned
as q small piece OF business.
The Haymakers Association, q side
degree OF the Red Men, gives its Sec
ond annual bali at the Drover's Home
hall, May ..
Inc local delegates returned yester.
day morning from the state meeting
Of the A. O. II. at ParkersburS.
County Assessor Roseberry is making
his annual rounds, beginning as usual
with Benwood.
Improvements are being made to the
front of David Evans property on
Main street
Charles Schad was business visitor
to New MartinsyIlle yesterday.
Miss Mona McJilton leave on visit
TO Pittsburgh to-day. s7