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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.


| The Evening Times, OF this city, seems
to be much worried over what the Reg
lister publishes about the shovel works,
| which has sold out to the trust, and in
their article of defense they state the cor
| respondent depends on their columns for
mis- news. This is no argument, and more
, than that, it is a base falsehood and fully
shows what a Republican paper. which
/ upholds the trusts, will resort to. They
produce no argument and only say the
owners of this plant are not in business
! for charity No one is talking about that,
! but the public is expressing it's idea of
| the trust, and condemns same. Several
hundred people are out of work because
| the trust has again gained control of a
| large industry, and if the Times argument
| will fill their dinner pail then what is the
use of manufacturing industries?. The
! people of this city have fully learned what
trust means and this lesson was learned
! by experience.
| 1t is said that a large building in this
/ city will be offered to the city for a city
| building, and that the owners of same
| will offer the city a fair proposition for
| them to buy the property. Some say this
building would be a good investment for
| the city. while others say the city is not
| in position to buy or build a new city
! building. and that the city should wait
until the large debt is reduced before the
taxes are increased The business men
of the city are not in favor of a new city
building
The Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling
! railroad has shipped its planks here for
their improvement on First street, and
will soon have their force of men at work.
| The other work on this street is still at
| a standstill owing to Contractor Day not
having toels for the work.
The family of r. ]. Howell left yester-
day for Quaker City, where they have
rented a hotel Mr. Howell will remain
in this city and retain his position on the
| Terminal railroad Mr.. Howell has for
several years been the proprietor of the
Bellevue hotel, but has given up his lease
and leased a hotel in Quaker City. The
many friends Of Mr.. Howelrs family will
be sorry to lose them, but all wish them
success IN their new home.
man from the country with too much
booze occasioned some trouble on Han
over street last evening by scattering
number of packages belonging TO his wife
on the street.
The I4aughlin sovel works paid of their
men yesterday. but did not say when
the trust would start the plant.
j. A Miller is spending to-day in Pitts
| burg
DR. and Mrs. ]. w Darrah and Captain
Inglebright and daughter Ella, have re-
turned from Springfield. where they at
tended the State meeting of Ohio Masons.
this venture. and it Is hoped he will be
Dr. Darrah and Captain Inglebrfght were
delegates from the lodge of this city.
| Charles Wright fell last evening and
| cut a bad cash IN his head
| A J. Brown. of Meade township. was in
| the city yesterday.
The closing down of the shovel works
| just after the LaughlIp tin plant had been
| idle for fourteen weeks is serious blow
TO the business men Of this city. and es-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28

will attend the D. O. X. X. masque hop
on Tuesday evening at Armory hall in
Bellaire.
Within the next few, days force
of workmen will commence tearing
down the old smokestack at the Ben
wood mill. Scaffolding has already been
built around 1t for the purpose. A new
heating furnace will be erected on the
site of the stack and the old boiler
house.
Timothy Grogan is seriously Ill at
his home at the Junction.
Services of specially interesting ma
ture will be conducted this morning
and evening at the Lutheran church.
Miss Mary Rudolph, Of Punxsutaw-
ney, Pa, was the guest OF Miss Mary
Dixon during the week.
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Ills MAIN ST., WHEELING.

now learned that they have been swindled
A. w McMasters. of Jacobsburg. was
in the city yesterday.
Robert Futhey. Of Barnesyllle. was in
the city yesterday on business
J. r Barnes. 81 Lewis Mills. was In
the city yesterday calling on his friends
n. warnock. Of Nens, was In the city
yesterday
Edna and Myrtle Hicks WI leave Thurs
day for Cincinnati % visit friends for sew
eral days.
f. s. cleyenger. Eaa.. left last evening
for woodsneld 70 visit friends
J. X. Mcfarland. county recorder. was
in the city last evening.
Hon F.. y. Armstrong. Of Armstrong;
Mills. was Ia the city yesterday.
The funeral Of VIM. Bottle viii take place
to-day at 2 O'Clock.
what Happened 70 Jones" the popular
play at the Columbia theatre. had a large
and appreciatlve audience last evening
Max Herzberg. who has been quits sick
for some weeks. = much improved and
will be out IN a few days.
The Democratic committee and clubs ara
making great preparations for the Pat
rick meeting here next Thursday evening.
Clubs from Wheeling. Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport viii be 10 attendance ana
the many friends 81 this grand Old mas
Will come from an parts Of the countA
as there is no man in Ohio. irrespecfivs
Of party held in higher respect than Hon
est Abe Patrick.
Dairy and Food Cornpissioner Black
burn is sending personal letters and cards
to his friends and urging them % do all
IN their power for his reelection. Joseph
must BE- afraid ~ the farmers
II II said the men WHO are back 81 the
deal for the coal lands west u this city
will be IN the city in the near future and
pay for the tracts o. land purchased soma
months ago
Coon Rumbach 81 suffering from Ss-
we're attack ~ rheumatism.
Rhys T. Williams. 81 Martins Ferry.
was in the city yesterday.
Squire r. S. Mason has received notice
OF the Increase 81 the pension Of Geo. NJ
D. Wilson from - 70 3. Mr. Wilson's
home IL al Hannibal. Monroe county.
q NJ creamsr. OF Keys. was Ia the city
yesterday.
A meeting Is called for Monday night At.
5 O'Clock in schmnlbachs hall OF the BA<
laire Democratic Association and
Young Mems Marching Club Ifnpa
business is 10 come up and AL
Quested 10 DC present
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Political Notes.

Hon. J. S. Beard of Florida, address
ed large meeting in the court house
last evening. lie spoke of the evils and
injustice of trusts and Imperialism, and
was very frequently interrupted by ap-
plause.
Hon. T. R. Carskadon, Prohibition
candidate for Governor, will address
the people on the Prohibition issues at
the court house Tuesday evening.
c. A Showacre, ]. A. Ewing and NJ.
Van Pelt are doing good work by ad-
dressing the people in nearly every
school house in the county. Last even
ing they were at Sherrard and Me
Mechen.
Brief MoundsviIie Matters.
Mrs. Clarence Burch and Mrs. John
Gatewood We're the guests OF Mrs. h2t-
ny Lindsay, OF BeIalGe yesterday.
Mrs. JOnn Lakewood will remove 20
Marietta. Onio, in short time
J. b. CatleJt Is the guest Of his sis
ter, Mrs. c. II. Hood, IN Wheeling, To-
day.
Misses Francis Nuhfer and Flo Elem
ing are spending the day in Sisters
vile.
Misses Annie Anten and Lena Styles.
Of Wheeling, are the guests o. friends
in the Thud ward.
Tae fair and festival 10 be given by
the Uniformed Rank Knights Of Pyth-
las mas been postponed until N0yem-
Der llth. l5th, and 10th.
drs. samuel Riggs and Mrs. ". j..
Burey were the guests o. relatives IN
New Martinsville yesterday.
Mrs. isaac Rodgers, Oi second street,
Is conhne,. 10 her room with illness.
John Wilson. of Burris Mills, Ohio.
is visiting in the city.
Henry Rozzle Is spending the day
with his family in Wleellng.
Yesterday was pay day at the Fos-
toIia. coal mines. Glendale and Weegee.
The miners here were paid in gold.
Fritz SWitzer, OF Belisire, Nike Col
bright ard 4. Boston, OF Wheeling,
have been added % the force in the
lamp room OF the FcstOria Glass Com
pany.
John Nixon, of the East End, has
purchased Joseph Glbsons fine driving
horse.
A. l.. Sackerson, an employee of the
Fostoria, who returned 10 MS home in
East Liverpool on account OF sickness,
is reported very much improved
N. J. C0nroy has accepted his form
err position as presser in the Fostorla
glass house.
Miss Lottie Lewis entertained tpe
ladies of the Court House Ring" at
her home on Tenth street Friday eve
ming. A very pleasant evening was
spent.
W. H. Curtis, of West Liberty, was
in the city yesterday.
Patrick Conroy, OF Bellaire, was the
guest Oh II S brother here Friday.
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MOUNDSNLLE DEMOCRATS
WE'RE ADDRESSED LAST EVENING
BY HON. JOHN 8.
BEARD.
HE MADE AN ELOQUENT APPEAL
In Behalf of Democracy and Was En-
Enthusiastically Received-one of the
Largest Meetings of the Campaign
in the Marshall County Town.

Hon. John s. Beard, of Florida, gave
q convincing exposition OF the politi-
cal issues last evening to large and
enthusiastic audience of voters in the
court house at Moundsville. Mr.. Nc
Clure, the chairman, made brief ad-
dress in introducing Mr.. Beard, who Is
one OF the silver-longued orators OF
the South. He is possessed OF that
personal magnetism which attracts an
audience, and his matchiess oTatory,
couched in plain words holds them spell
bound.
He opened his speech on Imperialism
and d'welt on this subject for some
time. His explanation of how Mckin-
ley and his administration were throw
ing aside the Constitution and Declara-
ton of independence was so plainly
stated that the applause lasted for sew
eral minutes. Speaking of Porto Rico
and McKinley's plain duty message
with mis- benevolent assimilation for
the Philippines, and how the Presi-
dent had changed his mind, had tell
ing effect on the audience. Mr.. Beard
discussed the trust question, showing
the great evils that exist in these gi-
gantic combines of capital, also show
ing the people how they now were US
Ing the government to better their own
business and how little say the people
had. He asked the audience what
would Zoe the outcome Mr. Beard clos
ed, with an eloquent appeal for the
people TO stand by the Constitution
and vote for Bryan.
Mr.. Beard is making Wheeling his
headquarters, but will leave to-day for
PRrkersburg and after addressing the
voters OF chat city, will continue
through the State.
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basement OK st. Alphonsus church for
the benefT of the orphanage, the cloth
donated jby Mr.. Albert Beltz was Sc
cured by Mr. y. Schultz. He kindly
donated the cloth back to the orphans,
WHICH is appreciated very much
tThe new pastor, DR.. l. NJ. Gilmere.
Will preach morning and evening at
Wayman A. NJ Z. church to-day. The
Hoctor is an able and eloquent speaker.
and should have large congregation
at both services. The people OF this
community, as well as the strangers
and visitors to our city, are cordially
invited and Will be made welcome at
the services.
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BELLAIRE.
News Notes of Interest From the BEL
mont Comfy Town.

mont County Town.
Hunter s. Armstrong, prosecuting attor-
ney, was In the city yesterday
The Republicans held a meeting here
last evening. which was addressed by Hon.
c. l.. Weems. A parade was given. n
which several clubs outside Of the city
took part.
Tomorrow work win be started on the
new Baltimore and Ohio round house here.
and its construction will be rapidly pros
ecuted.
The work Of grading for the new street
car track at Cummings Cave is almost
completed.
Fred spriggs. Esq had an operation
performed Thursday for the removal %
growth on HIS forehead.
Miss Flora Hopkins. Of Martins Ferry.
IS the guest Of the family Or Jos. Heath
erington.
Hoodo John Is now playing new role.
having secured a cruteh and sign labeled
Help Cripple John. who II to be pit
led and deserves the charitable feeling o.
ALL is not making q financial success Of
sent to some State Institution whore he
VIII receive proper care and treatment
No one In BelIaire f. known 10 have ever
been caught buying a fake gold bylck. but
Friday two men. well dressed and Of good
appearance. caught three prominent cit
liens Of the city on new scheme. which
was selling them a book Of mileage and
also certificate BY which they could
get reduction of ten per cent. on any
railroad II is said that their story was
a plausible one. and what II lacked In
reason was made up b. their enthusins
words Their price was only ten dollars.
and three men. all prominent IN manufac-
turing circles, paid their money. and have
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RIVERSIDE SITUATION.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MANAGE
MENT AND EMPLOYEES OF THE
PLATE DEPARTMENT
OF THE BIG BENWooD MILL
Has Not Been Settled-Five or Six
Hundred Men are Idle-Number of
look Encouraging for the Men, Ac-
cording to an Official Statement.

It is now about five months since the
plate department of the National Tube
Company's Riverside plant at Benwood
closed down, throwing out of employ
ment between five and six hundred
men. Conferences have been held be-
tween the management and employees
on differences Involving chiefly rec
ognition of the Amalgamated Associa-
tons rules. There is practically no
no change in the situation. However, it
was learned last evening that the out
look is more encouraging for an early
adjustment of the difficulties.
The men held a meeting last evening
at Bishops hall in the Eighth ward,
but all efforts to learn anything OF the
proceedings proved unavailable. New
ertheless, an official of the organiza-
ton impaired several facts to Reg
ter representative in one of the ante
rooms Of the building while the meet
ing was in progress.
Has a conference been held be-
tween the managers and employees
was asked.
Yes There has been lot of confer
ences,'' he replied.
When was the last conference held,
and how did it result?"
Il do not care to tell you, because
everybody's business is nobody's bust
ness. However, | am in position to
say that the prospects are very encour-
aging for an early settlement"
An official of the Riverside, when
asked if there was any truth in the re-
port circulated that Pittsburg men had
received employment at the plate mill
had nothing to say on the subject. He
added that there were several mills in
operation, and some of the old men
were at work. He was willing that
this information be given publicity, but
positively refused to be quoted.
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MOUNDSVILLE.
Events Yesterday in the Marshall
County Town.
Church Services.

Services will be held in the Catholic
church at 10 a. m. and 1880 p. m. to-
day.
The pastor, Rev. w. B. King, will
conduct the morning service at the
NJ. E. church, and in the evening Miss
Helen Bullock, of New York, will con-
duct services in the interests Of the ".
c. T. U.
Christian Church-Rev. Smith, pas
tor-At 1890 a. m. "The Reapers and
the Harvest" at p. m, THE Impair
TALLY OF God"
No preaching at either the Baptist
or Presbyterian churches to-day.
A mass meeting of the w. c. 7. U.
has been announced to be held at 3
O'Clock to-day in the court house. Miss
Helen Bullock will be the principal
speaker
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BENWOOD.
News Notes of Interest From The City
of Mills.

II
of Mills.
The local division of the Rough Rid
ers took part last evening in the Re-
publican demonstration at Bellaire.
Miss Anna Peley, popular teacher
of Central school, is at Mingo, Ohio,
the guest of relatives
The spiritual department of the Ep-
worth League will meet next Tuesday
evening at the NJ. e. church
Miss Minnie Taylor. OF Main street,
suffered the misfortune of running a
machine needle through her finger a
few days ago while she was sewing.
Her injuries were of a very painful
nature.
Frank Deyemple, who has been con-
fined to the house by an attack of ty-
phoid fever. is slowly improving.
Dr. J. n. Alley is expected home to-
day from Video, Pa. to which place he
was called owing to the serious illness
of his mother.
The County w. C. T. U. officers met
yesterday afternoon at Moundsville
for the purpose of electing a recording
secretary, and arranging for Mrs. He
len Bullock's lecture at that place.
Glenn, the S-year-old son of Mrs
Mary Smith, of Clarksburg, died at
the home of his sister. Mrs. Samuel
Carpenter on Sixth street, on Friday
night. after a brief illness of mem
braneous Group. The child had been
sick since Wednesday morning. He is
the third member OF the Smith family
to die within the past four months
and the relatives will have the sympa-
thy Of the community in their sad be-
reavement. His remains will be taken
this morning to Clarksburg for inter-
ment
Miss Viola Byard is recovering from
a severe illness.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Clarksburg, ar
rived in the city yesterday, being called
there on account of the death of her
lson
\ Mr.. and Mrs John Eskey. of Sher-
irard, were here during the week.
Miss Lucy Hood has departed for Mt.
lOlivet, where she will spend a week
Nth her parents
Miss Alma Nolan, of Pittsburg. is
e guest of Miss Margaret Diebold.
Main street.
yBernard Coniff has returned to his
hbme at Denison, Ohio, after visiting
friends In the city.
Stephen Joyce, of Buchanan, was
the guest of friends here last week.
Y number Of young people from here
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
A Prominent Politician.

State Senator Stark L. Baker, of Ran
doiph county, departed for his home
yesterday after spending two or three
days in the city. Senator Baker is
very popular in Wheeling in spite Of
the fact that it was he, more than any
other man in the State convention who
brought SCOUT the defeat OF James X.
Hall for Auditor. Senator Baker takes
a very optimistic view Of the Congress
sional situation in his district. and
makes the usual Republican predic-
tons.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARADE
Next Saturday Night VIII BE an I'M
mense Demonstration.

Although the plans of the local COM
mittees have not yet been outlined, 1t
is very probable that an effort will
be employed to make the Democratic
parade next Saturday night one Of the
largest demonstrations of the present
campaign. To this end 1t is likely that
Democratic marching clubs from all
points within a radius of one hundred
miles Of Wheeling, will be extended 4n-
viaJions.
The meeting at the Opera House next
Friday night, to be addressed by Judge
John H. Holt will probably close the
Democratic campaign in Ohio county
so far as speech-making is concerned.
1t was also the intention to have the
parade on the same night, but this was
deemed impracticable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
ANOTHER VERSION.

The Pittsburg Dispatch (Republican)
in its report of what transpired at the
Roosevelt banquet says:
Senator Scott did most of the talking,
Mr. Odell remarked that the Governor
was back to town and brought fine re-
ports. The effect of Bryan's work in
the East was discussed. Senator Scott
then told some funny stories Of West
Virginia, where, he said, the colored
men sit on the fence waiting to be
bought"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
IS SENATOR NIB SCOTT
N'k|NLEY'S bURCHARD?
Continued From First Page,

marks created. Senator Scott turned to
the single newspaper reporter present,
l. H. Leveen, representing the New
York City News Bureau, who officially
reported the remarks, and added If
that newspaper man puts that down
I'll make trouble for him"
Frantic effort was made by those
present to suppress this statement and
the Associated Press refused to send
il out
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THE LOCAL RIVER.
Yesterdays Departure.
Marietta. Telephone.
To-MorroSv's Packet.
Darlington. +. A. Goebel. $3.50 p. m.
Marks From Above


Marks From Above.
PITTsBURG-Rsyer SO feet and station
airy. Clear and warm.
WARREN-River five-tenths OF a foot
Cloudy and warm.
OIL CITY-River inches and falling
CLOUDY and cooler.
PROWNSNILLE-Ri River $ feet and sta
tiOnary.
GREENS BORO-R,ve feet and fall
ing. clear and pleasant.
MORGANTOWN-Ri feet and sta
tionary Clear and warm.
STEt' BENNILLE-Rive 9 feet and ris-
ing. Clear and mild.
The marks on the wharf at midnight
showed feet and rising slowly. There
will not be much more water than the
present stage, as the rise is about all
here. s-ss F|
The Telephone lett at noon yesterday
for Marietta with all the freight she
could handle.
The F. A. Gobel will probably be up
to leave at $3.50 tomorrow for Claring-
ton.
The captain of the John Moren pass
ed through the city yesterday on his
way to Pittsburg
The Eliza, which is tied up at Bell
aire, will leave this morning for Sis
tersville with tow Of coal.
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Dafrymen Organize.

The dairymen in this city and vicin-
ity have formed an organization by
electing S. c. Dorsey president, w l..
Conner, secretary, and R. A. Conkle
treasurer. After November 1st milk will
be sold at cents quart. 1t is now
selling for 5 cents.
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Third PAGE.

Lady Observation-Disclosures Company.
statesmen Wanted-R. g. Strader & Son.
Wanted-Men and Ladies to Sell Paris
Exposition Views
Pleasant Home for Ladies-Turnbull Co
Wanted-Lodge Organizers
Agents WSnted-L. Grieves Novelty Co
Personal-Refined Gentleman
Ladies Can Earn Good Wages I
Big Profits Handling Latest Improved
Gasoline Lamp.
Hustlers Wanted-Sun Advertising Blu
reau.
Deafness Cured-C H. Rowan.
Lost-Pocketbook
Agents Wanted to Take Orders for Por-
traits.
twenty-five Dollars WIN Earn SO
Equitable Investment Co.
Found-Bicycle
Wanted-Girl at 20 Ninth street.
Nanted-Cnstom Cutter.
WaRted-Girl at S4S Main street.
For Sale-Ferrets.
Hallowe en-Albert Stolze & Co.
Magnetic Healing Complete-National
School.
Statesmen Wanted-Consumers' Cigar Co
Ladies-Your Bust Enlarged.
Ten Dollars Daily TO Live Men-Cfncin-
natl Leather Suspender and Belt Co.
Opera House-"A Stranger in a Strange
Land"
wanted-Reliable Man of Means.
Leipsig Quartette.
Wanted-Boy.
For Stockholders
Fifth Page.
Box Coats and Automobiles-Geo NJ
Shook & Co.
Mems Shoes-Locke Shoe Co.
Sixth Page.
Great Sale Monday-The Racket.
Seventh Page.
Selling on Every Floor-Stone & Thomas
Eighth Page
Invest in West Virginia Oil Stock-Sand
Fork Oil and Gas Co.
Ninth Page.
Grand Opera House-King Dramatic Co
Opera House-Innes.
Opera House-"A Stranger in Strange
Land
Opera House-"Shore Acres"
Confide in Women-Lydia Z. Pinkham.
Tenth Pnge.
The France Medical Institute Co.
Eleventh Page.
Furniture Bargains-Palace Furniture
Twelfth Page.
Doan's Kidney Pills-Foster-M ilburn CO
Thirteenth Rage.
House & Hermann Continue to Give
| Bargains.
Seventeenth Page.
! Hr. r. V. Pierce.
"
Twentieth Page.
| Dress rinlngs-T.0u Swa backer.
suits and OVercOafs-kraus Bros.
| Wall Paper-John Friedel 60.
| Special sale Of Dress Goods-Geo. +
Stifei a CO.
| Mutual Savings Bank.
| Ladies Utility BoNcs-Geo II. Taylor co
! Watches and Rings-McNamee, the Jew
| eler.
There's Trouble Ahcad-White Swai
/ Laundry.
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lxDEx TO NEW ADvEnTlsnnEsr>


Property For Sale-L. A. Rolf
Test for Yourself the Wonderful Cura,
tive Powers of Swamp Root
Seventy-Seven for Grip.
Chapiine Street Residence For Sale-J
C. Dev.ne & Co.
Real Estate For Sale-G. o. Smith
Money to Loan-Orloff L. Zane
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
Raymond ~ Woodland.

Hon. w. f. Raymond. the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress. address
ed large audience at Woodlands.
Marshall county. yesterday afternoon
and was given an enthusiastic receD-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28

Diamonds. Rubies, Emeralds. Sap
phlres, Pearls. 0Dals. Turquoise and all
other precious stones
DILLCN. HANCHER co.
importing Jewelers.
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pec!ally 20 those who exected large hol-
\ iday trade
| The Wolf and Grier foot ball team was
! defeated yesterday by the Leasureville
| team a rNelisburg
| The many friends of P. T. Anderson will
be glad TO learn that he is much improved
| in health