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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-30

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30
M0UNDSvILLE.
Events Yesterday in the Marshall
County City.
Church Services.

Church Services.
In the absence of Rev. King Rev A. r.
Bennett will preach morning and evening
at the NJ. E. church.
Rev Armstrong, of Sherrard, will preach
at the Presbyterian church at 1890 a. m.
Services at the Catholic church to-day at
$50 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Father Mcbride
will conduct services at Board Tree to-
day at 10 a. m.
Sunday School at 2:3o D. m. at hall for
merly occupied by w. c. t. u.
Beth-Eden Baptist church-Dr. Bond.
pastor. Regular services 1920 a. m. and
1880 p. m. Subject for morning, 1T is II
text. And they were exceedingly sorrow
full, and ebgan every one of them to say
unto him, Lord, it is II Matt. 20: %.
Evening, Jesus stood on the shores"
text, John II: 4. Sunday school at $3.50 a.
M; Young Peoples meeting, $50 p. m.
Christian church 1890 a. m, THE Chris
tian's Peril and How to Escape tt 7:3l
p. M, "Sergius and Paulus." Sunday
school at 9:15 a. M; C. E. prayer meet
ing. $50 D. m. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Services Will be held at Trinity P. E.
church tomorrow at 1890 a. m. and 100
p. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m.
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a three weeks visit with friends at
Cambridge.
Mrs. George Doyle and daughter
Miss Mae. of Washington. Pa. who
have been the guests of Mrs. c. C. Will
Hams, returned home Tuesday.
OFT Giffen was a Cleveland visitor
this week.
George Williams, d former st. Glars
vile boy, but OF late years Of Los An
geles. Cal, came in Thursday on a
short visit with his mother and other
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Brown and
daughter, Miss Eveline, returned
Thursday from trip TO the lakes and
through the northwest.
Mrs. Joel Nichols went to Bridge
vile, Pa, on Tuesday to visit her
daughter, Mrs Elizabeth Cook.
Mr. Scion Fletcher, OF Conrad Trolls
Sons, Is in the East purchasing their
stock of winter goods. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Fletcher.
Mrs. James Tallman and sister, Mrs.
Hattie Leasure, of Bellaire, were the
guests of the family of Auditor Aid
redge on Thursday.
Albert Troll removed Wednesday
from the east end to the Kennon prop
erty on Marietta street, lately pur-
chased by him.
Miss Lille Crispin, OF Pittsburg. has
accepted a position as head trimmer in
the millinery store of the Misses Scott,
lately purchased of Miss Lulu Sutton.
j. F. Grassland was a Pittsburg Wis
itor this week.
James A. Stewart, of east of town,
started Monday for Kentucky, and
while absent he will take in the bat
tlefield of Perryville. Mr. Stewart
was a member OF the 9Sth 0. V. l., and
in going over the ground again he is
satisfying a desire he has possessed for
many years.
r. c. Meyers, of the Bellaire Herald,
visited friends here on Tuesday.
Alexander Anderson fell from an APP
pie tree on his premises on Marietta
street Wednesday afternoon, and was
severely shaken up.
The Terrell property in the West
End. occupied by Prof Butcher, was on
fire Friday, but by prompt work of the
bucket brigade was soon put out.
Marriage licenses issued since last
report: John C. Adolph, of Bridgeport,
and Bertha Lee Hughes. of st. Glars
vile; George W. McMillen and Flora
Dobler. both of Bellaire; Parker S.
Craig, of Hunter, and Laura l.. Powell,
of Pitcher; Robert A. Duff, OF Martins
Ferry, and Elizabeth a. Johns, Of
Bridgeport; Andrew ]. Robinson, OF
Quaker City, and Lee Neptune. Of
Barnesville; Everett f. Koontz, of
tMoundsville w. Va. and Dasia Black.
Of Bellaire; John A. Williams and Anna
Bumgardner, both of Bellaire: John c.
Watson. of Benwood, and Leeta w
PAUL, of Bellaire; Thomas Morgan and
Martha Hoover, both OF Don; Maleom
Howell and zonia Tribby, both Of Mar
tins Ferry; Richard Garvitt and Ella
Tross, both of Bellaire; Frank A.
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Tne st. Mayys base bali team played
the Marietta team on the school grounds
at this place last Saturday. The score
stood to 4 In favor of st. Marys.
poets to leave with his family in few
days.
Hon. j. r. Ellis, Republican mission
airy, of indiana, spoke at this place
Wednesday evening. BY actual count
stlhere was only n hearers at any time.
This included women and Democrats.
When he .nished there were only ol
present, and in all probability II ne mad
spoken twenty minutes longer no one
would have been present except himself
and chairman.
VIII Lockhart has moved into ,.
Anlxrom's building on First street.
Judge J. H. Holt, Democratic candl-
date for Governor, will speak at 81.
Marys. October 10.
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M'MECHEM.

Arley Sinclair, who was seriously in
jured by falling from scaffold few
days ago, has recovered sufficiently 20
be on the streets again.
A number OF iron workers have Sc
cured positions in Birmingham, Ala,
and left for that place yesterday. In
the party were Ed. Hawkins, Albert
Doyle and George Wilson, of this place.
Rev. U. S. G. Carroll and his brother,
Rev. J. w. Carroll. who are attending
the NJ E. conference at Clarksburg,
We're robbed of $14 in cash and two
gold watches at the hotel at which they
are staying.
Charles Campbell and his sister, Miss
Wilma, of Braddock, Pa, are the guests
OF Miss Nellie Campbell, of Gravel
stree o-day.
Mr.. ad Mrs. A. J. Storer and NJ. ?.
Carney have returned from Des Moines,
Ia, where they attended the convention
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men.
H. p Campbell has resumed his stud
les in the Baltimore Medical College.
Hon. l. d. Morgan, Of Wetzel county,
candidate for State Senator in the Sec
ond Senatorial district, was in town
Friday.
Mrs Rev Carroll was called to Nor
gantown this week by the serious i'll
ness of her brother.
Misses Josephine Health and Lena
Frey, of Wheeling, are spending the
day here.
Miss Lou Yost, of Glover's Gap, IS
the pleasant guest of Miss Annie Byard.
John Debold, of Warrington, is the
guest of his brother, Ernest Debold, of
this village
]. Gay Shaw, of Moundsville, was E
distinguished visitor in town last even
ing. Mr.. Shaw is photographer of no
mean ability and has taken a large
number of views in this section of the
country. For an amateur, his work is
second to none
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BUCKHANNON.

BUCKHANNON, w. Va, September
29.-Miss Rosa Lee and Lloyd Nixon
were married in their buggy in front or
the NJ E. parsonage by Rev. A. Mick
Mr.. and MRS. Nixon will make their
future home at Canaan, this county
A. r. Clark and Mrs. Mary Riggs We're
quietly married at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Moore,
near Weston, Wednesday. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Clark came to Buckhannon on the
evening train and a wedding supper
was rendered them at the home of The
groom's parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. /. T.
Clark. They will reside in this city
Lee Farnsworth, of Chicago, is VISIT
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5. ).
F'arnsworth.
Chas. D. Tull, of Washington, d. O..
was a guest at the home of L. A. Null
Inns this week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Riheldaffer are
guests of Buckhannon friends this
week Mr. Riheldaffer was former
pastor of the M. E. church here.
viii Steele, of Allegheny, Pa, is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Victoria Steele,
on Depot street.
Miss Mabel Mccormick, of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Mccormick.
Rev. JOS E. Lee, former pastor OF
the M. Z. church, is Buckhannon Wis
itor this week.
Miss L. L. Curry returned the first
of the week from a trip to the eastern
cities.
Frank Leonard has gone to Morgan
town to attend the State University.
Judge D. E. Johnson, Democratic
candidate for Congress, and Hon. JOS.
H. Gaines, Republican candidate, will
meet in joint debate at the court house
here Monday Hon. c. T. Caldwell will
speak on "Wednesday evening.
J. Frank Latham is in the East this
week
Mrs. l.. H. Forman, President of the
local w. c. T. IT,, Misses Leni Nc
Whorter and Ella Poe, Treasurer Of the
State organization, are attending the
State w. C. T. u at Parkersburg this
week
Miss Byrd Davis, daughter of JAS A.
Davis, win leave in a few days for
Washington, d. c., where she will at
tend school this winter
Mrs. F. c. Blair and little daughter,
Mabel, who have been visiting Mrs.
Blairs parents, Dr. and Mrs ]. T. Huff,
left for their home in Belleyernon, Pa,
this morning
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WILLIAMSBURG.

WILLIAMTOWN, W. VA, Sept. 20
"A large number from here have attend
ed the races at Parkersburg, w. Va,
this week
Mrs. g. W. Campbell is home from a
visit in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Connell. OF South Parkersburg,
and Mrs. Miner, of Cornell, H.. were
guests this week at the home of l. r.
Page.
The Tuesday evening musical club
met with Miss Mary Campbell this
week.
Mrs G. w Berry and Mrs. Sue Mer-
iben took in the excursion to Cincin-
natl Saturday
Mrs. Wilson, of Parkersburg, was the
guest of Mrs. S. NJ. Cochran this week.
Rev. G. S. Baggett left Tuesday for
Clarksburg to attend NJ. E. Confer
ence. 1t is expected he will be return
ed here this year
]. A. Lenkard was a business visitor
at Parkersburg this week.
Misses Lucy and Fannie Shaw, of
Parkersburg, and Mrs. @. Cresap. of
Cresap's Grove, ~. Va, spent the day
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. B. 7.
Beeson.
The West Va. Western Telephone Co.
opened up their central offica this week
with Miss Rachel Dyer in charge.
Mrs. H. B. Mckinney, Mrs. S. c.
Leonard and Mrs D. H. Uni were at
Parkersburg this week attending the
w. G. T. u. convention.
Theodore Saik is very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
the Williams District Teachers In
stitute will meet here this afternoon.
Capt. w. E. Roe was in town for a
few days this week. He returned to
the Str. Kanawha at Cincinnati, o.,
Wednesday, accompanied by his wife,
daughter and Miss Mary Metcalf.
Mrs. Wesley Shutters and MSS
Mayme Allen. OF Marietta O., spent the
day Friday with Mrs. T. G. Ridge.
Frank Lane has purchased a lot on
the hill OF Mrs. sd. Prettyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Galbraith at
tended the fair at Barlow, O., rriday.
Mrs. G. w. Kepler, OF Parkersburg,
is the guest OF Mrs. g. A. Sharp.
I. D. Webster has contracted for a
residence in the Winston addition.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl. O'Neill. of aanni-
bal, O., arrived Friday TO attend the
funeral of r. Clair O'Neill. at Marietta,
0. They are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 4. Lenkard.
Mrs. J. 4. Kinnard is home from Par
kersburg, ". Va, where she has been
taking treatment in the City Hospital.
Mrs. r. c. Sharpnack, OF oxford. w
Va, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
HERMANN this week.
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PADEN'S VALLEY.

PADEN'S VALLEY, w. VA, Sept.
29.-Mr. Theo. Hornbrook, a promi-
nent business man of New Martins
vile, was a caller here this week.
DR.. Stewart, of Sardis, O.. was here
making professional call.
The recital given by Miss Edna Var
nell, of Steubenviile, O., at the M. Z.
church, South, was great success.
OF Ravenswood, w. Va. are the guests
OF Charles Nash this week
Dr. ]. D.. Schmied, the we'll known
physician of New Martinsville, was
here this week to see Mr.. Alfred Pa
den, who is dangerously Ill.
The Misses louise and Helen Stew
art, Mr.. and Mrs. Bostwick, of Stew
art, W. Va, and Roy Cochran. of st.
Marys, are the house guests at The
Cedars," the home of Mr.. James Ste
phens.
Mr. Ned Davenport, of Friendly, w.
Va, representing the wholesale gro
Gerry of New Martinsyille, was a bust
ness caller here Friday.
DIR. B. Kurt Sturmburg, who recent
ly returned from four months tour in
Europe, and has been the guest of DR..
Bruce Keller, returned to his home at
ST. Charles, Mo, on Thursday
Dee and ISwart Ankrom are attend
ing the Magnolia High School at New
Martinsville.
Misses Rachel Smith and Rebecca
Rel were calling on friends at Sis
tersville, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. c. Miller was the guest of Robert
Paden, of Wheeling Island
The temperance lecture given by Mr.
McClusky of Moundsville, W. Va, was
well delivered and enjoyed.
Rev, o. E. Thorn, who has been at
tending conference at Lansville, KY,
has been returned this year and his
many friends are delighted. His work
at this place has been a grand success.
Prof. Beck, of the well known firm of
F. w. Banner & Co., Wheeling. was
here Wednesday,
James Dolan, of the Arlington Hotel.
Sfstefsvilie. was here this week.
j. N. Van Camp was a business call
er at New Maramoras, o., on Friday.
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ST. CLAIRSvILLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. September
29 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leland Frint yis-
tied friends at Cadiz On Sunday.
Mrs Ella Johnson, of Wheeling, was
with friends here on Sunday.
Frank Morris, OF GAINESVILLE, visited
friends here the first OF the week.
c. E. Hughes. OF Philadelphia, who
was called here by the death OF his IA
Their, returned home Tuesday.
Judge L H CASTOR spent Sunday with
relatives at Morristown.
Mrs. J. W. Clark and son, Kenneth,
OF Wheeling Island. visited relatives
and friends here this week
James NJ Rees was called to Cleye-
Land Tuesday BY the serious Illness OF
his aged mother.
Miss Ora 4 Hall ias< returned from
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tant cases was urged for the reason
that this would be his last term. The
people OF Wetzel county will always
have the kindest FEELING for him, and
he will be remembered should he ever
come before them for political prefer
ment. The resolutions passed by the
bar were not empty formalities, but
expressed the feeling of all lawyers
who signed them.
Friend Clark left the first of the week
for the John Hopkins University. and
his sister, Miss Ella, left for Washing
ton, D. c., to re-enter college.
Rev. Costing, the recently appointed
minister for the NJ. e. church South.
arrived with his family. Tuesday Rev.
Costing comes from Huntington, and is
we'll spoken of as man OF ability, and
other proficiencies to suit him for the
work.
Col. w. w. Arnett was attending
court the first of the week in this city.
W. r. Meighen and ]. H. Holt, of the
Moundsville bar, were here on legal
business Thursday.
The hog law ordinance is being en-
forced, and those having such luxur-
les in the corporate limits will have to
move them out. The police are to start
the ball rolling to-day.
A young man named Dye and hail
ing from Marietta, was arrested for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct on
the streets Tuesday. He is said to be
the son of policeman, and wanted to
argue the law with the officers, but the
policemans mace soon convinced him
that he was wrong in his conclusions.
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MINOR Moundsville Matters.

The people are still inquiring who is
Mrs. Bratton?" Paper badges bearing the
inscription, ''Who is Mrs. Bratton? Ask
Dovener." Have been gotten out and are
worn by a great many people in town
Miss Maggie Howell of Martins Ferry,
is the guest of Miss Maggie Pugh, of
Grant avenue.
w. a Wiedebusch and wife, of Fair
mont, are the guests of A L. Wiedebusch
and family, of the First ward
Hon. NJ Van Pet and J. NJ Ritz adj
dressed a large Democratic meeting at St
Joseph yesterday and A. Z. Linch, s. NJ
Cunningham, l.. b. Purdy, J. d. Burley,
S. NJ. Steele and several other Republicans
attended rally at Alkaline.
Rev. II. w McCombs, of clarkson. Ohio.
and Miss Maude Miller, Of Erie. Pa,
We're married at the brides home on last
Thursday. Rev. Mccombs is former
resident of this city. being son of j. r.
McCombs.
The Democratic county committee held
a session in their rooms yesterday.
Hon. w. E. Raymond, candidate for
Congress, will speak at the court house
October Sth.
Misses Amanda Morgan and Nellie Fette
are spending the day in Wheeling.
The county and circuit courts win be in
session on next Tuesday, The State Board
of Pardons Will also be in session on that
day.
number of new pots have been set at
the Fostoria glass house this week.
Mrs. John Burton, the wife of a well
known glass worker, has arrived here
Tn ~
keeping on Second street.
In the county clerks office yesterday the
wills of Mrs. Eveline Nixon and George
Fisher were admitted TO probate. and Da-
vid Owens qualified as administrator Of
the estate OF Mary Dawson, deceased, and
as guardian of Minnie Dawson.
DIR. W. F. Crow, George Hubbs and sew
eral other gum shoe Republicans We're in
town yesterday and held an informal con
ference.
George W Love. prominent Brooke
| eountyan, was calling on his friends here
yesterday
/. ID. Morgan. candidate for state sena-
tor from this district. was looking after
his interests here yesterday.
X. q. Dskan. of Roshys Rock. was here
yesterday.
Hon {. y. Brumm is billed to deliver a
Republican speech here ca Tuesday even
ing.
a county teachers examination was held
| here yesterday by the beard OF examiners.
| Only seven applicants for certificates were
present
Charles N Gamble. Of Glen Easton, was
in town yesterday
c. Z. Williams win remove from the
camp grounds to the Hicks building, on
Jefferson avenue this week
Mrs. j. W. Cummsns. Reuben Dorsey and
Floyd Dorsey. typhoid fever patients,
were removed TO the Reynolds memorial
hospital yesterday evening.
Tomorrow morning nearly all the coun-
try schools IN the county win begin the
terms.
The $. All Steele marching club attend
"a me North Benwsod meeting last even-
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HANNIBAL.


HANNIBAL. o.. Sept, 29.--Miss Vic
toria Booth left for her home at La
fayette, Ind, Monday. after pleasant
visit with relatives in town.
Miss Mary Cline was at New Mar
tinsvilie. Saturday.
j. A. Frahy was at Wheeling on
business last Monday.
Claire O'Neill, aged thirty-one
years, formerly of this place, died af-
ter lingering Illness OF consumption
at Pasadena. Ca, on last Saturday
night. His remains, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Minnie, who went to
him some time ago. were brought TO
Marietta. o., where his parents now re-
side and inferred In the cemetery at
that place. Those attending the fun
eral from here were: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. O'Neill. Mrs. ]. F. Neuenschwander,
Misses Muhleman and Lib Noll.
Geo. Day, who recently purchased
the Kettle property on Front street.
moved his family here from String--
town, o., Tuesday
Ed Goodno. of Raven Rock, was n
guest of Miss Belle Rusk Sunday.
Mrs. j. u. Lonsdale left for her home
in ST. Joseph, Mo. Saturday, after
spending six weeks with Capt. Muhle-
man and sister.
Capt Mike Davis, OF sistersville. was
in town Thursday.
VIM. Bare. OF Graysville. ILL.,. and
his mother, Mrs, Elizabeth, Of Pitts
burg,h arrived Thursday to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. j. w. Suter and three children
returned to their home at East Liver.
pool, Friday, after spending several
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Braunllch
August Green, Of Wheeling. was in
town Thursday
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ST. MARYS.

ST. AaARYS, w Va, September 80.
II. C. Cotton has sold his house and
lot to Wintz Bros. & Snyder. Consid-
Grafton 5000.
+. Z. Biiis. candidate for prosecuting
attorney on the Democratic ticket, has
moved his law Office TO rooms in the
Stamford building.
Z School will begin at this place Oc-
tober s.
4. T. Weber and Miss Isabella CHS
holm were quietly married at Uhe home
CT the br ae at thss place Wednesday
evening. The room was beautifully
decorated The guests consisted only
OF relatives. After the ceremony those
present congratulated them, after which
ene happy couple were escorted to the
9.1S southbound train, which they took
for Marietta, returning Thursday even
Ing. They Will make their home in St.
Marys
Newton Adams, teamster for Inlay
Bros, was killed at tais place Wednes-
Gay He was hauling box OF hard
ware from the depot to the Oil Well
Sapply Co.'s store. and was going down
the alley behind the store when the
wagon ran upon a slanting piece of
ground and threw him out. and the box
fell out. lighting on his hips and stom-
aeh, Drs. Grimm and Steere were sum
moned, but could DO nothing for the
unfortunate man. He was removed to
his boarding house in Happy Hollow.
where he died in about two hours after
the accident His remains We're sent
to Matamoras for interment.
Sam Smith, yard boss at the Oil Well
Supply ca, at this place, met with a
serious accident on Thursday morning.
He was unloading car load of sucker
rods, Ven he was thrown to the
ground striking on his head and shout
ders. He was unconscious when picked
UP and as soon as he regained cons
ciousness It was found he was partial
~ paralyzed- He was removed to his
room at III. P locks, on Gravel Hill.
He was ress-ng easier at last report.
o. III. Suck was at marietta Tuesday.
S. .Anksom shipped his household
VIC. tn Pitfnbrrg this week. He ex-
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Mrs. Lille Boles a member of the Cos
pei Trumpet family, was thrown from her
bicycle on Second street yesterday after
noon and very seriously injured. Her
clothing became entangled in the wheel.
causing the accident 1t was necessary to
remove her to her home in a carriage.
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PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, o., September 29.-Mr.
J. I. Hodgens is attending the fair at
Smithfield TINS week
Mr.. Edward Tilton and wife. OF st.
Louis, Mo-. are visiting friends here
Miss Alice Shannon leaves Saturday
for her home in Pittsburg.
Richard Gibson and family have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit with
friends ateEmpire, Ohio.
Rev. ]. Mease Potter was calling on
friends here this week
T. j. Stringer mas moved his office
from Steabenville to the building
formerly occupied by Thos. Walker
Misses Josie and Jennie Stringer and
Blanche Elliott drove out to Smith
field on Friday.
Mrs. Henry Sindlinger, of Brilliant,
was visiting friends here last week.
Mr.. Ohio King. who resides at the
home OF his granddaughter, Mrs. Jos.
Snyder, fell at the Snyder house on
Thursday. Mr.. King is so years old,
and he became dizzy, causing him to
fall. His face was badly scratched,
but otherwise he is much Improved.
Mr.. Geo. Sheets, wife and baby, were
visiting in Steubenyille last week.
Mr. Geo. Collins and wife were here
spending Sabbath with friends.
Mr. McFadden, the famous musician
of Cadiz, Ohio, spent few days at the
home of Jos. Robinson.
Mrs. Nancy King, Of Brilliant, spent
Sabbath with friends hSEe.
r. w. Hodgins\is b1 ing a five-
room house.
Presiding servic xeping
at 7:3a = m. 2 -,
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An Arm Broken.

John Pelkey, head presser at the Fos-
toria glass house, was the victim Of an
unfortunate accident yesterday evening
at the corner of First street and Jefferson
avenue. While scuffling with a fellow
workman he fell and fractured an arm.
A physician reduced the fracture and he is
getting along nicely.
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Runaway and Smash Tn.

A horse in a buggy driven by Frank
Tigglebeck and T. G. Stllwell. ran away
on Lafayette avenue yesterday morning.
The buggy upset throwing the occupants
to the ground and bruising them consd-
erably. The horse finally ran into tree
and smashed the buggy.
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sARDIs.

SARDIS, Ohio, September 29-Miss
Della Littin Is spending this week at
Sistersville, the guest OF her father and
friends.
Dr. s. G. Griffith was at sistersviHa
Friday.
Mir. S. Lennon, Of Wheeling. was in
town last week.
Mrs. Hess and daughter Clara. were
at Darlington last week.
Grover Sole. OF Jackson Ridge, was in
town last week
Miss Mae and Mrs. John Hartman
were at New Martinsville Tuesday.
The recital given in the VI. T. church
Tuesday evening by Miss Edna Yarneli
was success. the music by the man4
dolin and guitar club. was greatly ap-
preciated.
Several from here Will attend tho
soldiers reunion at Woodsfeld, 0cto-
Der II.
saw Him First.
"Did you see Jones? lie was looking
for you"
Eyes; / saw him, bat managed things
go he didn't see me"
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Smith and Flora L. Quicker. both of st
ClairSville.