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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-16

-outins work.
 The following bills were audited and all ,wed: l. Ainsworth. Constable ss, Pssrce ce..............$ l7O 4s v DM'nm"nier, justiee fees fsnrce oe " E l. shaw, iu-tice fees. Bowie $ll. di >alloWrd $l ....... 10 % But Alvord. work on roads Wllc"x So OU Chi- 0 suer, work on road. 50 %
 The matte: of Geo. w. Swain or ,"mpsnsa ion for pro ecutinx erimi- nal cases at the September 1898 term # court. occupied the lime tn l2 m at which time the boAri s;auds to resess o2p.m.
 Board me. pursuant to adj jIurn- neAt.
 Same members present.
 Inc board proceeded with routine york.
 As the claim of G W S~ain had asen di-allow-d tY the Board If Super. v,sprs al th-i- D4cen.G-r 1898 sssiOp tho present beard of suIef,i-or. re. rse to rec. .n-id the same, and .. he court appoint. d G. W. Swain, it is gh, for the court to ii tho cornpel- stier.
 Bonds approved by tho 'ard-J e ph E-c~ig. cS',le inspector Fairhank Charles A. Cverl"ek ard L-n Cver. "cs, butchers. Bi.hee,
 Iu th- matter of Bessie Williams [" be exempt from tsIstI,n. allowed ny the board.
 Appliost en Q! Mrs.P c. Lemon, o' Pea.c. ex-mp ion for widow on ono rh"nsand d~llnrs, allowed and clei instructed te notify tras>nrer.
 Tax deeds for the RIchmocd and McClellsnd mines in Tomhstons di.- trict ordsred to ps made 10 Fisher s"d Ba'tlett upon the ps! ment "i taxes due tho territory.
 On the application of Lon Cooley an b~hslf of Mrs. J K. Parrish, tn. board can take no action.
 Bond of Wm. Hsit,ch for connt, priniirg on bid of A. W. Howe ap.
 roved aud s-.Ixnment r.' ihe.i.
 'l~rk ordered tn piv H c. CliF 'rd r.1 deed for par, of NE 10 s~ Msf I of sE4 Sc 5 Township IS r.rg- q s6 acres. furn,ture. 4 horses. l wag" -nd I COW.
 Tn. foll wing bill. were ssdi'.d md allowed: AVN y.s. road wark ..... F G
 " Fl we, printing l>9s... l2a e' " Howe, ...... lC6 5t J.me'E irs, c,,s.s5l. te.s,
 Tombstone. S2O a, dis.l- low q $6.60. l3 6s Wm S:rimsch-r. justice fees Bi-be ,$III95 dissllo wed
 $l4.SO. l27 lS
 Ap' hca'iou of A K Engii-h ~n, rh' . Leud0n for tar d.sd 'o c ,ppe King mine, Cochise district, clers in- -,ruciei to tive deo upon the psrtie- paying d. linqueut taxes. , Nc action taken by the board sn th. com n unicstioa of R Whitehead il 'sRard to taxes on certain property in he town ef Pearc., At 3 30 p. n. board stands adjourn cd to April 6, 1899 At 10 .. n. R. w. BARR. FRANK HARE, Chairman. Clerk, JAMES r. DUNCAN, D-;utv Clerk TrMBsTnyE, April C. h. 1899  Board .ner pur-uspt to al jourr men f m -et;ng April 5th, 1899 at 10 s. n Members Presen,-R. W, Barr, chairman; Srpsrviso,s John Mont komsry ard NJ. C. Benton. Minutes of meeting April 5th rad aud spprovsd. The b ,srd preceded with rou,ins work.
 The following bills were audiis and allowed: Luther c TeL-y medical ser vices Risb. .. $50 si-allowed $50. .......... .......... 90 oO z H Price, ballot clerk, Ft Huschucs'. 3 GU W F Bradley, juror csrti6- eeto. y c B Tarbrli. conveying indi- gent from FsrbA k...... l 50 chs- H,y. m-sl to prisoners Benson, xS,25, dissllvwsd
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Take >asesrets N.-u,.s IaJnsrtic 10e CT Q. z O c. .. fsti = cure. druggists refund EonsS.
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ARIZONA COAL
A Good Grade of Authra Cite
 Discovered

Some of the the finest sanpl.s of hsri coal known as anthracite have b~sa discovered nssr the border of sSnsra and Arizona. ssmPlss of which have been ssnt to FL Paso fe. inyesti- Gatisn sai have been found to con- para very faverably with the Psnnsyl- vsnis coal; tho parties owning the same have mt secured thsir titles e yet. II th- development work provss np . la-gs d-posit. the pr ,posed s1. t-n.ion sf the e.srra MAdrs read will s'ns vry close te sad coat f Ids, ~hich will give As less, private houses in Fl Pace and. Ju~rss . cheap fuel, the anthracite of Pennsylvania being consumed in private houses in pre- terence tI titu ainLus coal by least "a per cent Of the total production of tn- aD,urscite.-El PAso T,mss.
 Geo Burlington snd Wm Johnston, left god. v for Bi-b 0
 Miles \ y.s. tue tnirhsnk bard, was . Tembsteps visitor trday.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDING .

Minutes of the Board of Super.
 visors COchi.e Countv
 Board met p.rsuant to adj urn nsn,. Same members present
 Board proceeded witI routine work Tho following bills were quilted and allow d:
 W. F. Nichols. justice fees,
 Wilcox, $249 5e, dissl-
 f4.4U- .$Z3S U' Jsmes f. Duncan, office in-
 cidentsls .... ......... 67 70 Jsmss F. Duncan, expr-ss on
 book for recorder and
 stsnd for jnag-'. Ioom.. 1 50 The Whitaker < Ray Co.
 bosks for county o6ces. l20 % A. Wentworth, advertising
 rrdem p,i"n bond. in San
 Francisco Ex%niner. .... l23 F A wentworth, savrrtisinR re-
 denption bonds New
 Yerk Daily Financial
 NV W.. Ox " A. Wentworth, money ad-
 vspetd indigsnts to leave
 ccurty fer their hcmrs.. 59 co A. Wentworth, stamped en- velopes for trsasurer's "mCo. 1V Uo c. H Asers, certified e"piss se.son laws. 4u Huachuca Water Co. water for court house and hospital. .... ........ 165 OO \. Ashn,sn, gas for court DOus0 1SO VU Charles 0. sanders, jnstioe fees Benssn, $74.45 dissllowed
  At4 30 p m. board stande . recess to 6 80 F. m. Board met persuant te adjourn m.nt.
 San members present. Board proceeded with routine work Sid Mullen, jail yusrd f225 co disallo~ ed $25. al. lowed 2UO Vt George Bravin jail guard let. qna-ter, 1888. 225 OC Thonas Funny, jsnitor let quarter 1899 99........ 15O 0e Scott White, ss'ary sheriff lst | quarter. 1899. 15O 0t Ed ~ard W. Lsnd. ssi.ry die trict attorney It quarter 1899 ................... 437 5C Janes F Duscan. .sslAry clerk let. quarter 1899. ....... 1SO OC William RItcsis, .alnry iails, let quarter 1899. ....... 300 OC W. F. Bradley, salary probate judgs let 9usrter 1859. 300 OC A Ws.twor'h. sslary tr-ss- urer. let. quarter 1899. 4:5 OC Frank Hsre, salary recorder.
 let. qusrt-r 1893. ...... 375 OC A. H Emanuel. salary district court clerk lst. quarter 1899 ........ .... 30 oC William Shilliam, ccRs,abie
 fees Benson. $1I7,O0 dis
 allowed s2 co. ll5 OC William sbiIlism. Sanitary officer and constAble fees 1 Lease grant. d Sumner P. Vek rs 'or Sec. 3s. Township 17 Range ?; E-.t, school lsnd-.
 \, S30 D. ID. b ard stands adj journsd to April S.b, 1899 a, 10 .. m. R. ". BARR, FRANK HARE, Chairman. Clerk, JAXns E. DuNcAN, D-puty Clerk. T'NBsr NE, April 5. 1899. Board nes parsuant to ali .uY' = ment sf ms~ting April. { ss 10 .. n. I Msmbsrs pressut-R. w. Barr, eh.irnsn Supervisors John Mont. gomery end N. c. Benton.
 Nisut.s sf meeting Ap:,I {. read ] and approved,
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A Long Known Fact

It is said that red cheeks can be pro. duced by rubbing the face with ice It has long been known, says the Rams Horn, that red noses could be produced by rubbing the lips with glass
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The following was .hs result of the election of officers ot the { and lodge I. o. 0. '. ct Tusssn: H c. Hi'cheock. Globe, c. A., A. R. KilEnrs, William |. D. Y. c; R. Humphrey, Risbse. c. WE. AAsks, Bisbee, c. K; George A. " Atz, Phosnix, q. 6; r. r. Trott, Ph ssnix, c. T. The tru-tsss are B. Robinson, Prescott; F C. Franken- bsry, Tempe; N. \. Msriord, Phoenix.
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Miles N y.s, tue tAirhsnk bard, was . Tsmbsiens visitor scday.
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Geo Burlington sad Wm Johnston, isit .od. Y for Bi-b 0
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M,MECHEN NOTES,
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.
seabright Division No. Az, Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, will go
to bridgeport o., next Sunday. in a
body, to organize Il new division OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
on the Cleveland. LOrain 4 Wheeling
railroad ut that point. The number OF
the new division will be DOL. \ banquet
will take place after the division Is or
rRnized and officers are Installed. j. r.
Chaddock c. E., will install the newly
elected officers.
Mrs, NJ, b. Slower Division No. 203,
q. /. A. to the Brotherhood Of LocOmo-
tive Engineers, went on an outing to
Powhatan on the steamer Leroy We'd
nesday. They were received royalty ut
the residence OF Mr.. C. Price, whose
wife is a member of this lodge.
Rev. D. P. McQuarrie. OF Nova SEQ
tia. q student OF Franklin college. will
prench at the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow morning, in tho alb
sence OF Rev. Carroll. who will preach
at Wesley Chapel, Wheeling.
The Indies OF the Catholic church will
give their lawn fete at Miller's grove,
Saturday evening. They anticipate a
very large cOncourse OF people from
Wheeling. Benwood, Bellaire and
Moundsville.
Mrs. c. w. McCuskey and Misses
Olive AicConahey, Marie and Ora Nc
Cuskey and Bertha Pnrriott, Of Gamer
on, will be the guests OF friends here
next week
Cephas Kinney, OF Moundsville, &C.
compiled by his wife, was visiting his
son John. OF Gravel street, yesterday.
The order OF United American Me-
chanics will give an excursion on the
Eliza II TO Steubenville tomorrow.
William westlake and wife. Of Bel
laire. are visiting Mrs. Westlnke's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gan.
Mrs. Lafayette Davis and Joseph
MARBLE are the guests OF friends at
Pleasant Valley. this county.
Tom Hagerty day operator at Nc
Mechen. Is at Webster Springs, for the
benefit OF his health.
Misses Cora and Annie Grandstaff
are visiting their grand parents at
sherrard.
Mrs. Harry Robbins. OF Grafton, is
the guest OF Mrs. Il. n. Martin this
week.
Miss Alta King. OF Wheeling Island,
was the guest of friends here yesterday.
Mr.. John Il. Thompson and family
are ut Bethesda, o., visiting friends,
Miss Anna Murray viii spend next
week with friends Mt Altenhelm.
Mrs. T.. w. Leggc is visiting his par
ents at Oakland. Nd.
william Kcnomoend Is very I'll with
typhoid fever.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day In the Town at the
End of the Bridge.


The upper part of the Crystal glass
works will resume Monday. The re-
pairs on the lower part have not yet
been completed and 1t will be several
days before that portion OF the plant
win so on.
The work OF grading the new street
from Lincoln Rvenue'to the Aetnnvillc
bridge, Is progressing nicely, and II the
weather Is favorable the work Will be
completed early In September.
William Hayne, an employe Of the
Aetna-S Standard mill. was attacked with
cramps while ut work early yesterday
morning and had to be removed to his
home In carriage.
officer Sol Douds served turtle soup
to a number of his friends at his home
In Aetnaville last evening. A Jolly
good time was had by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel FrudenberG
took in the Wheeling {: Lake Erie Mag
ara Falls excursion yesterday.
Henry KoehnlIne completed yester,-
day, the work Of raising large stack
at the Crystal glass works.
Miss India Harris, OF Brilliant, is the
guest OF the family Of David Jones, In
Aetnavllle.
Henry Klemmer left yesterday for
Mt. Clemens. Mich, to spend a few
days.
George Ladd, OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
was in the city yesterday on business.
George KoehnlIne, of steubenvllle, is
the guest of his parents in this city.
w. b. Hail returned last evening
from n business trip to Cleveland.
Miss Name Gifin was the guest of
Bethany friends yesterday
Mrs. Mart Burriss left yesterday for
Freeport, to visit relatives.
Hon. C. L. weems, OF st. ClaIrsvIlle,
was in the city yesterday.
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President Howell leaves for Toledo
this morning to see to-day's and Sun
days games.
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OIL CTTY-River G inches and sta
tIonnry. Weather. cloudy and warm.
GREENSBORO-Riv : feet and
stationary. Weather. rain and warm.
woodward down Saturday;Adam Jack
son up
MORGANTOwN-River Z feet
Inches Weather stormy.
BROWNSVILLE feet I
Inches and stationary.
PITTSBURGH-River "a feet and
rising Clear and warm.
STECBENVlLLE-River feet and
falling. Weather. raining and warm.
PARKERSBt'RG-R feet G
Inches and stationary. Weather. cloudy
with mercury nt IS. Heavy storms dur
ing the day. Passed down-Sun. Pass
ed up-Elolse. Due up-NRley Belle,
The Little Knnawhn is falling. Locals
on time.
POINT PLEAsANT-Rlver GS feet
and falling. Cloudy
CINCINNATI--Ri River % feet and
failing. Partly cloudy,
EvANSVILLE-River G feet and fall
ing. Clear and hot.
CAIRo-RIver 1862 feet ana falling,
Fair and hot,
IOUISNlLLE-Rive rising; feet s
inches In canal; feet I Inches on falls
I feet 0 Inches below locks, Clear and
hot.
MEMPHIS-Rlver II feet, fall OF o..
Cloudy and warm.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-, August A.
Thousands Of Texas goats have been
marketed in KANSAS City during the
past few weeks During the month Of
July there was one consignment Of $500
head and another OF 1000 hend. all be-
Ing Angora Grndes The goats have
been slaughtered in Kansas city and
the Times states that all OF this goat
meat has been put upon the market as
mutton An United States inspector ut
the stock yards explained TO an inter-
viewer that the United States govern
ment In its regulations OF inspection.
takes no coGnlzancc Of the goat as n
food product, hence the inspectors have
nothing to do with goat meat when II
is passed through the packing houses
and put upon the market as mutton.
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MoUNDsvILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

Miss Pearl CrIswell entertained the
class Of go Of the high school at her
home on Western avenue last evening.
with the exception OF Miss Dich. who
is In New York state. all the members
OF the class were present.
Miss Alice Sanford. teacher in the
city public schools, arrived I'm the city
last evening from visiting her parents
near ParkersburR. She Will attend the
teachers institute next week.
Misses Holderby and McIntee. OF the
Fostorin glass factory office, have re-
turned from n trip 10 Atlantic City,
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Chris
tian church. viii have lawn fete on
the court house grounds tonight.
+. II. Yost. OF Fnlrmont, arrived In
the city yesterday, to visit his school
mate. s. r. Blair.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Spur entertained num-
her of invited guests ut o'clock ten
last evening.
Several of our Moundsville people
were at Bethesda yesterday to hear
Sam Jones.
Miss Emma Mrllkcn. OF New Free
port. Pa, Is the guest Of relatives In the
city.
Congressman ~. IL. Dovcncr was n
business cnllcr in the city yesterday
Teachers institute commences here
Monday morning. ut o'clock.
Miss Laura Hornbrook Ia the guest Of
friends at Powhatan.
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nr1LAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofIntcrcst IN tho metropolis
ofBclmont County

Matters of Interest in tho Metrnpolls
ofBclmont County
About two weeks ago Jacob Goodrich,
an old soldier, died at his home In
this city and the remains were taken
to Bethel, about eight miles out the
Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati rail-
road for burial The relatives OF the
deceased at that place had decided up
on a spot in the public cemetery to
have the remains buried in, but tho
trustees refused to allow them to be in
TERED there for reasons yet unexplain-
ed and wanted them buried in the pot
ters field. The widow OF the deceased
refused to have them buried there and
chose another spot, where they were
buried. A few days ago Mrs. Goodrich
received q letter, commanding her to
remove the body from the cemetery,
but she paid no attention TO It, and re-
ceiyed notice yesterday from relatives
that during the night OF August the
body was removed from the cemetery
and placed In the potter's field. Mrs.
Goodrich Immediately engaged Lawyer
+. E. Clevenger, OF this city. and Judge
briggs, OF Bridgeport. and VIII bring
criminal proceedings against the guilty
parties. The penalty for such an Of
Tense IS from one to five years in the
penItentIary. The community around
Bethel is greatly stirred up over the
matter and some very interesting
things win take place in few days.
The foundation for the new electric
HIGHT plant Is about completed and
work will be shortly begun about the
building proper. II is the intention OF
the management to have the plant in
operation by the middle OF next month.
Mrs. A. c. Darrah and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, left yesterday morning for
their home in st. Clairsville, after
spending few days here on their way
home from Marietta.
Leonard Morrison. better known as
Triple" formerly Of this city, but
lately located Mt Pittsburgh, has ac-
cepted position with Spot Green, In
his barber shop.
About one hundred and fifty from
this city went to Epworth Park Yester-
day morning TO hear Samuel Jones
They got home on the special train at
midnight.
Miss Gertrude steger has returned
home from months stay at Mt. Glenn
ems, Mich, with her sister Miss Minnie
Steger, who will remain for n month
longer.
William schindewolf and family have
returned home from q months visit at
Mt. Clemens, Mich, where Mrs.
Schlndewolf went for her health.
Mrs Meyer Herzberg and family re-
turned home yesterday morning. after
spending month with friends and rel
atives ia Cleveland.
Mrs. D. H. Darrah and daughter. Miss
Katie. have returned home from
three weeks visit with relatives in Ma
riettn.
Miss Mable Haverly. OF Martinsburg,
w. Va, is the guest of friends and rel
atlyes in the First ward.
Miss Mamie Littleton, of Warren, is
the guest Of friends and relatives in the
Fifth ward.
Postmaster Lynch. of Moundsville,
was calling on friends in this city yes
terday.
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D. 8. for H. C. Richards, 8. o. g.
The object OF this suit 4 TO obtain de-
cree for a divorce from the bonds o. mat-
rimony from the defendant'by tho-piain-
And II appearing from an AFFIDAVIT bled
in GaId cause nt these riileR that the dc
PENDANT, Herman 8. Countryman, y not 9
resident OF the state OF West Virginia, ana
he moi having been served With process IN
said suit. on motion Of the complainant ~
her attorney, this order of publication -
entered against him, and II Is ordered that
the said defendant above named, % ana
IL REQUIRED to appear within ono month
a rter the date OF the frSt publication OF
this order and do what is necessary 70
protect Ills interests, II % further ordered
that this order be published and posted a.
required by law.
Witness, c. II. Henning. clerk Of our SAID
court, nj the court house OF said county,
this 18th day OF July, 1889, to-Wtt: July
t'U'''' C. II. HENNIEG, Clerk.
Published tho flrst time July Sth' lbss'
A' C. H. HENNING, Clerk.
7. II. GAHVIN. Solicitor for Complainant
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Along the Landing.

The Leroy will take out her usual cx-
cursion to SistersvIlle and return to-
morrow.
The Greenwood will be here to-day
for Charleston. She will take freight
and people for Cincinnati and Louis
Vile, transferring to the White Collar
line ut Pomeroy.
The marks at p. m. showed feet
10 inches and slowly falling. Weather,
cloudy and warm. II is hoped the
showers Of the past forty-eight hours
viii bring at least modest rise. With
out It navigation is in danger OF being
suspended.
The steamer Queen City, which has
been on the marine ways for several
weeks. was let into the river yesterday.
and she sits on the water like n duck.
She had some additional hog-chains
nut on her stern. While she was on the
ways complete set Of new rudders
was built for her and put in place. and
her hull was searched and her sheath
ing replaced wherever It was torn. She
is as nearly perfect ns It IL possible to
make Nmboat.-CincInnati Com
mercial Tribune.
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Genal NoNees

n RIDER OF PUBLICATION.
The state of West Virginia, Ohio County,
S.:
In the circuit court Of Ohio county, west
Virginia, July rules. 1893.
Minnie Countryman vs. Herman 8. Coun-
tFymRn-ln chRncery.
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Enhnnrorcrs a. pnrIs EEposItIon.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Hon. Ferdi-
nand ". Peck. commissioner general TO
the Paris exposition, has been requested
to give the Christian Endeavor Society
space for building OF its own at the
exposition in Paris next year. In the
building will be shown Christian En-
deavor literature, photographs OF con-
ventIons. including those Of the far east
and Europe. as well as those OF Amer
lea. and Endeavor souvenirs OF all SORTS
a meeting Of the national presidents o!
tho Christian Endeavor societies will
also take place in the building. The
chief feature OF the building will be an
auditorium, where among other meet
inrs will be held an echo" meeting OF
the London convention OF 1900.
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NEW YORK. August 4--The Dewey
reception committee has received n tel
egram from Adjutnnt General Henry.
OF the state OF Mississippi. asking II the
number of troops from outside states
invited TO take part In the land parade
In limited Secretary Foster replied
That the city would entertain all the
soldiers that came. Offers from patri-
land parade have been received and
accepted.
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BENWOoD NEWS.
Local Happenings orImportamcei in a
Busy Town.

Local Happenings oflmportance IN a
Busy Town.
Allie Landers met with an unfortu-
nate accident Thursday morning. his
right arm was broken at the wrist. He
wns dumping coal and had unloaded
his car. when another car crashed into
him from behind, catching his elbow
and slowing up his hand. The fracture
Is serious one.
A former Benwood citizen in town
Yesterday, expressed his surprise at the
rapidity with which BOggs' run IL be-
ing built up The new mills to be
built about the run by the Riverside
should give this territory a building
boom.
The instructors for the teachers In
stItute, which opens Mt Moundsvllle on
Monday, will be Prof. ]. NJ. Skinner, the
new principal Of West Liberty normal
school, and Prof. Arthur Powell, OF
Marion, Ohio,
To-nlght's rond race given by Sea
bright 4 Bow, promises to be the best
OF the seasom There are many entries
and the course will be over that pre-
vlousIy outlined in the Intelligencer
A number from here will go to At
IantIc City next Thursday Among
them are DR.. and Mrs. ]. W. Mcdonald,
Misses ella Peabody and Nettie White
sides.
Miss Blanche BurSee, the night Cen
trial" at the local telephone station. will
leave on her vacation next Monday,
The Higgins property. on Main street,
viii be sold at commissioners sale next
Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Rledel leaves to-day to Wis
It friends friends in Buffalo. N. Y.
Prof. Frank Bartlebaugh leaves to-
day TO spend week up the river.
Charles l.. Evans went to Bethesda
yesterday on brief visit.
Ross Davis took In the Niagara Falls
excursion yesterday.
Miss Cora Edwards is visiting NJ
Warnock's station,
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BOSTON. August 4.-Great head work
In the eighth won the game for Boston
to-day. With one out. Collins was hit
puHy walked and stahl got In front OF
the ball, Milling the bases. Lowe foulcd
70 MeGann, and Bergen singled, scoring
Collins and Dury. Slagie made n sensn.
tional catch IN the eighth. cutting on
what seemed q sure three-hagger. LEWIS
VAS injured In the aixth. and retired IN
favor Of Bailey. Attendance, ZOO. seorP:
RHE
Boston .......I 90 OOb12 OF 8 s
Washington II 0'f I 0 0-5 o
Earned runs. washington .; Boston /.
Time hours. umpirdl. Lynch and Cons
molly. Batteries. LeWih, Bailey and Ber-
gem Weyhlng ami RiltfidEe.