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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22
Pittsburgh River News.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 21.-Much un-
certainty was manifested on the Mo-
nongaheln river front to-day regarding
the proportions Of the rise that Is now
coming down both the Allegheny and
Monongahe}a rivers. Some rivermen
were OF the opinion that there would be
only light barge stage, while Others
predicted c barge stage.
From reports received from up-river
points the Indications are that there
will be scven-fOot stage Of water at
the Davis Island dam tomorrow morn
ing This will permit the shipment OF
light bargcs, drawing six to six and n
half feet Of water, but there may be
more water than is looked for. The
rains Of early this morning are expect
ed TO show some rises and tonight
reports should tell the extent of the
rise.
The river combination has ordered
the towboats Enterprise, Dave Wood,
John Moren. Volunteer. Fallie. Il. u.
Wood. Nellie Walton. Boaz and Belle
MCGOWAN to proceed TO Pittsburgh
with their fleets Of cmpties. These
boats are tied up between Wheeling
and Middleport and there will be suiii-
Client water to let them come through.
The towboats Harry Brown. w. W.
O'Neil and Raymond Horner. which are
at Paducah. NY. were ordered to. pro-
coed up the river to-day md II there Is
no barge stage of water. the boats will
come on through TO this city. other
wise they will be held at Louisville TO
await tho arrival OF the coal fleet from
this city, and will take tows to New Or
leans. tEr
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Moundsville Briefs.

County Clerk Lewis Issued marriage
licenses yesterday to John William
Forshry, of Benwood, and Frances R
Williams. Of Cameron. and James S
Lucas. of Benwood, and Lula Buckly
Of Renrns. ". Va.
George H. Bronson, OF Pittsburgh,
president Of the MoundsWlle Water
Works Company. was here yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church viii meet this after.
noon at the home OF Mrs. Love-
Hess. Lennon & Co. WERE award
cd the fresh beef contract ut the prison
ut S. % per hundred weight.
T The Thimbc Bee Society of the NJ. e
church win meet At the homp of Mrs
". D. Dunn this afternoon.
]. II. Brnntner win leave this morning
on q business trip through the lower
part OF this county.
Charles Fl. Logston, the newly elected
road surveyor OF Liberty district, was
here yesterday.
J. L. Gamble. OF Hattan. was here
yesterday, before the board OF pension
examiners,
Justice a. j. Mathews. of Cameron
was I business visitor here yesterday
]. X. Chase. Of Liberty district, was
transacting business here yesterday,
William II. Lockwood, of Fork Ridge
was here yesterday on business.
Thomas S. Bonar. Of Rosby's Rock
was here yesterday
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About seven feet Is now expected here
on the rise. ts igSi. "a.
The Fl. X. Bedford Is to-days packet
for Parkersburg.
The Greenwood will be up this morn
ing for Pittsburgh.
The marks at 6 p. M, Wednesday,
showed 3 feet and rising. Weather.
cloudy and colder. with rain, n
Orders have not yet been issued for
the resumption OF the Pittsburgh Gin
cinnati packets, but are expected to-
day. e.
The Avalon passed up for Pittsburgh
Wednesday afternoon, with n fine trip.
She Is the first boat attempting to go
through to Pittsburgh since the late but
not lamcnted low water period.
The crews of the Dave Wood. laid up
n. the Bloch landing. and Of the Char
ley Clarke, at the water works landing.
arrived from Pittsburgh last night.
This morning the two tow-boats., with
tows OF empties. will leave for above.
Both are owned by the Pittsburgh coal
combine. rS
The City of Wheeling got away on
her first trip In the Wheeling Parkers-
burg trade yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, with nice start and prospects
for all she could handle below. She will
be up tonight for Pittsburgh. The
Wheeling Will not be given n trial for
all the speed there's in her until there
Is n better stage Of water. when she is
confidently expected to show n clean
pair OF heels to anything on the upper
Ohio. gs-
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Condemnation Proceedings.

The condemnation suit OF the City
Of WellSburg VS.. Mrs. Jane Pugh was
thrown out of court by Judge Hervey
a,Tuesday's special term of the Brooke
circuit court, because OF the insufIici-
eht record OF council authorizing the
preceding. At Tuesday nights meet
Ing the city solicitor was authorized to
Institute another suit. 1t is desired to
take q strip OF land, fifteen feet wide
and twenty-cight feet long. off Mrs.
Pugh's property, on North Charles
Street, that amount being needed to
widen the street at that point to the
regular hfty-foot width. The city will
doubtless carry Its point In the end, but
With characteristic feminine obstinacy,
Mrs. Push has employed the best le-
"a! talent Obtalnable, Messrs. Thomas
Boyd, John c. Palmer and ex-Judge
John ~. Campbell being retained by
her' and has fought the matter from
the beginning. and proposes to keep 1t
up 10 the bitter end. While the city
appears as the plaintiff In the proceed
ing. the. Wellsburg G. Wheeling Street
Hallway Company is the actually inter-
es'ed party 1t having agreed rs con-
cltion Of Its franchise grant to widen
ana open Charles street Mt its own ex-
pense.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Z Joseph Green, who has been labor
boss at the Laughlin tin plant for the
past two years, has resigned his POSI-
ton, his resignation taking effect yes
Jterday. t-f.t. vi @
I Mrs, Frank Heinrich was taken to
the North Wheeling hospital yesterday,
TO undergo an operation for n tumor,
which proved successful in every re-
spect. "a lE,. .tlf. .-.s
Miss Grace Pope returned to her
home at Woodsfled yesterday, after a
weeks visit with the family Of L. C..
Sedgwick. on Hanover street.
a. number Of young ladies OF this city
will give dance at Scheehle's hall next
Tuesday evening, which promises to be
q very enjoyable affair.
A number from here will go 10
bridgeport this evening, to attend the
turkey supper given at the Presbyter-
inn church.
Miss Minnie Selby, OF New Comers-
town, Is the guest OF the family Of j.
E. Davis. on North Second street.
John Robinson, manager Of the Ma
'tional Glass Company's plant, has gone
to GAINESVILLE on business.
Mrs. z. C. Boyd returned yesterday
from n months visit with relatives in
Kansas.
Shell Martin. of Canton. is spending
q few days with relatives in the city.
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The damage suit Of Robert Dorsey
Vs.. the MoundsviIle Benwood and
Wheeling Railway Company. wherein
the plaintiff sues the defendant for
damages done to his wagon by mo-
tor collidiRg with II some time ago, will
come upin Squire Riddles court Mon
day.
The work OF excavatIng for the foun-
dalton OF the clay shed at the River
side improvements was begun yester-
day. The shed will be used to store
the clay used In the new blast fur.
uaces.
Patrick O'Hare. who has been suffer-
Ing with an injured toe. received while
ut work ut the lower mill last Monday.
Is able to be out
VIII Garyey left yesterday for New
Martinsvlllc, where he has secured n
position as fireman on the New Mar
tlnsvllle short line railroad
Miss Kate Prlestcr OF Reynoldsvllc,
Pa. returned home yesterday, after n
two months stay with relatives In this
city.
The blast furnace at the Riverside
went on last night. after being off since
last Monday on account of repairs.
Tonight, Mt the Blue Ribbon hall, &C.
ours tho farewell dance OF the Occl-
dental Club. Prof. Long will play.
Earl Newton returned from n days
hunt near Powhatan yesterday, with
eight rabbits In his possession.
The skelp department of the Wheel
Ing Iron and Steel Works, shut down
yesterday.
John Slittncr hns returned from n
four days business trip to SlstcravIlc.
John-Vance spent yesterday the guest
OF relatives at Beaver, Pa.
Miss Jennie. Evans is the guest OF
friends at ClarksbHrE,
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The Grand Jury.

The late Belmont county grand jury
With Hon. 4. Il. McKelvey as foreman,
probsd into the gambling and slot ma
ts.ne business extensively, and there
an several indictments as u conse-
cvence. The way OF the transgressor
L always hard. There was q suit in
Y,lla,rc for selling liquor to n minor,
hi, Il was not ended there. Then fol-
lowed another for keeping Il gambling
house. and this was followed by wit
pesses who told what they knew about
that particular place and several 9TH
ers. Just how many there are has not
been given to the public, but 1t Is
Known there are severa; Indictments,
and I, Is doubtful II they even resist
The penalty for having gaming devices
and exposing them. They are not right
cut on the sidewalks, except on circus
days. but they are right next to the
walks s=La4 aiE ~ Z.
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Be1lafre Briefs.

The injunction case Of the Pennsyl-
varln. Railroad Company Vi. Rodefer
Is exciting general interest among
manufacturers. and will bring out some
new points OF interest to local indus
tries. -
A dozen quail hunters left here yes
terday, going out the Baltimore 6 Ohio
Beiiaire. GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati rail-
roads.
George o. Robinson Will build two
new brick houses here at. once. A hun
dred more could be rented.
Owing to the illness OF Rev. R. S.
Coffey,. Rev. w. j.. Powell will preach
the Thanksgiving sermon. +
Bellnire and Martins Ferry checker
players Will have their first contest Sat-
urdaype evening. 7g
Bishop Boyd Vincent was present at
Trinity Episcopal church at services
last night.
The state association OF county audi
tors Is In session at Columbus.
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injured mans lip.
In South Wheeling.
AIr. Gibson resides
Farewell Party.

Z. +. Gray, who has been member
of the Marshall county court, rendered
farewell party to u number OF his
friends at the Henrietta hote! at
Moundsrille last night. The party In
cludeG friends from all over the coun-
ty. as Mr.. Gray's acquaintance reside
in every nook and corner OF the coun-
ty. He will depart In few days for
California, where he will have charge
Of the affairs of the Virginia Lumber
Company. The banquet was sump-
tuous affair and was thoroughly enjoy
cd by those present. At an opportune
moment Mr.. Gray was presented with n
gold-headed cane and silver smoking
set, while his wife was given fine utn-
brella. The presentation speeches were
made by John Arbenz. S. B. Blair and
T. J. Parsons. During the evening the
Coniey band discoursed tunefui music.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs. Charles Whalley and Miss Lena
Dent very pleasantly entertained the
young ladies' cuchre club yesterday lf-
ternoon. at the residence of their par
erts. Mr.: and Mrs, j. C. Dent, at
iRrookside.
The funeral of Walter, the young son
OF Dir. and Mrs. Addison Conoway, took
place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence in the West End. The
inIcrment was at Weeks cemetery.
Misses Marie and Gertie Elliott, of
GAINESVILLE. are the charming guests OF
friends in this city for few days.
The Belmont Telephone Company Is
putting up their wires in Kirkwood.
Mrs. William Bell, of SteubenvIlle, Is
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Rough Day on the River.

Wednesday was n day of remarkable
roughness on the river, the wind being
very high and making 1t quite difficult
for steamboats, to make landings. At
least two accidents occurred on the
upper Ohio. The Ruth's mud drums let
go shortly after she left Sistersvilie
yesterday morning and she had to re-
turn to Sistersvlllc. where repairs will
probably be completed in time for her
to come out again on Saturday. The
4. NJ. Baync tried to come out from
Steubenville but the wind was so high
that after endeavorlng fruitlessly to
make landings en- route she returned to
Steubenvtlle.
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THE STATE BOARD
D, EQUALIZATION to Meet in Columbus
Next Month. &

Thr state board Of equalization meets
!, Columbus on the first Tuesday of
jrcs, month for organization and 10
|Nrin the important work they will
nave To dispose Of. The Republican
members OF the board have now about
nine hundred applicants for the nine
mall places they have to fill in the way
4, tlrgkshlps and messengers, But this
sa,urc Is OF minor important compared
With m equitable adjustment OF the
i.cennial appraisements In various
,srs Of the state. Some Of this work
zjll be taken up early, as the board
must finish its sessions by June next.
Some Of the places In eastern Ohio will
eek relief from this board.
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Hand Badly Injured,

While Mt work at the Riverside tube
works, n. Benwood early yesterday
morning. Henry Popes had his right
hand badly cut near the wrist by n
pile OF skelp falling out. The ten
dOns were severed. and surgeon rem
dcred the necessary surgical aid. The
wound will cause Mr.. Popes TO remain
IGe during the next few weeks. While
painful, the injury Is not serious.
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The high wind Of yesterday did con-
siderable damage in the towns over the
river. Young trees suffered badly.
many OF them being demolished. while
the larger ones also sustained consd-
cradle damage. At Bridgeport one Of
the buildings belonging to the fold
Bridgeport Gas Company was destroy
ed and stopped travel on Pilte street
for some time. Telegraph wires were
blown down in nil directions and tho
cities over the river had no communi-
cations east or west for the greater
part OF the day. ~
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OIL CITY-River ? feet 10 inches and
rising. Weather, cloudy and cool.
WARREN-River , feet Inches.
Weather, cloudy and colder.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet and G
inches and rising, Weather. clear and
cool. a1t
BRoWNsYILLE-River feet 6
inches and rising.
Observation-Disclosures 40 feet and
rising. Weather, cloudy and cold.
STEUBESNILLE- feet 3
inches and rising. Weather. clear.
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.....FOR RENT.

81 y q
Desirable residence at Elm Grove, all
modern convcniences OF gas. electric
light and water.
4. BUSCH property. :.
No. 1IJ Seventeenth street, . rooms-&
No. 3527 Chapline street, 2 rooms-&
No. 81 Sixteenth street. ccllar-Sl0.
No. Ito Firgina strect-sl0. Hl..a
blacksmith shop on Market street, north
OF Twenty-fourth street,
Building on alley In rear Of Germanla
Half Dollar Savings Bank. li-
-r. FOR SALE.
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street
Two six-roomed houses, Moundsville, w.
Va.
Cheapest lot in Belvedere addition, layn
well: fronts on two streets and on alley;
price si25
No x and No. 30 South York street, q bar I
gain for 30 days.
No. III Charles street.
No. y Maryland street. s
No. &c Fifth street.
Ground 60 feet square on Eighteenth g.
G-roomed house OH Main street.
No. 80 Sixteenth street. store room.
10 rooms and cellar will be sold cheap II
sold IN the next 20 days. 80
Store room and five rooms. brick build
Ing, good location. With an old es-
tRbllshed trade.
Lot on South Front street
No. 81 Main street.
No. AZ Main street. s7ss y e.
No. 10 Moth Front street.
No. g. Sixteenth street, store room and 10
rooms.
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Neil Quinn Dead.

Word was received In Benwood yes
,e'aay that Nell Quinn had died at St.
MafJs' Mr.. Quinn was one OF the
ol'tst residents OF Henwood, and went
!" 81. Narys several months ago to
Engage In the saloon business at that
i'ace The deceased conducted Il sa-
'o'n in Henwood for number of
!eaFs' and he had host OF friends.
ne was about fifty years OF age. aud
,,.S'afrled. The remains will proba-
"a be brought to this city for burial.
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REAL EsT,arEs.
....FOR SALE......,,

Lots as follows: South side o, nth 81,
between Wood and Mccolloch sta. s 81.
front, 10th St, % IT. front. Cor. Of 9Th
and Jacob sts., % It. front, with M-rooml
mouse on same, cheap. Cor. Of Main and
list sts, 60 II. front. with Broom house,
cheap. Eoff. between 18th and 18th. East
end Of 9Th ST. cheap. on easy payments.
Wilson ST., near 9th ST.! $s5o.oo. High,
near 18th St, at 5000 each, on easy pay
ments, dirt cheap. Lots on Lind Cherry
and Vine sts.. sli5,oo to sa5e % each, cheap.
Jacob. Eoft and Wilson sts., in Centre
Wheeling. $4,000 to sas0.oo each. Mccol-
foch St, 1880 TO ss5o.co each. 18th St,
$4,000. 18th ST.. sls5.Oo. very cheap. Near
east end OF aist ST.. 5000 each, tioo %
cash. balance easy payments. Water, Eoft,
jacob, Wood. Mccolloch and -WetzeI, s,s.,
Sth ward, cheap, on easy payments. Main.
between LIST and I'd sts.. IS It. front. Lots
In North Benwood on Eofr and Water
Sts.. cheap. Money to loan on Real RS.
tate, $1,000 10 $4,000, In sums to suit.
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Elks in Double Session,

The Bellaire Elks held IN interesting
double session yesterday afternoon and
evening. They made loyal Etks out OF
tWenty-one citizens. beginning the work
In the afternoon and continuing 1t at
night. After the work a social session
was held and the rich viands were in
Keeping with the rich enjoyment the
Ellis always have on such occasions.
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Painfully Hurt.

Hanas Gibson. blacksmith at the
''"eF steel works. in Benwood. was
S :, In the Jaw with 4 piece OF flying
f,se' Yesterday afternoon. and sustain
~, a cut on his upper lip and some bad
"'H'srs about his face. The force OF
wv blow knocked him down. and he
,'S picked UP by fellow workman.
. surgeon put several stitches In the
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The Officer SUSPENDED.

Mayor Freeze, OF Bellaire. suspended
Officer Tschappat. but appointed no one
In his place. There Is no clear expla-
nation OF the affair. but one story IS
that the officer was asleep In the hose
house and several men entered and
y0unced upon him and beat him. This
seems like 4 queer tale.
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Twenty.tire dollars Damages.

Burgett McConnaughy, OF Bridge
port, has brought suit In Squire Glenn
ems court, against the Bell Telephone
Company, for s25 damages. claimed 10
be due for placing 4 pole on his prop
erty, and in so doing cutting down n
portion OF hedge fence. The case will
be heard tomorrow. ..sf
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EVENING SESSION
Seven Dollars and Costs,

David Gosney. who was arrested on
Tuesday. on 4 charge of drunkenness,
at Martins Ferry, was arralgned before
Mayor Goodhue yesterday. 1t being his
third offense since the present admins
tration has been in power. he was fined
81 and costs.
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Relief in Six Hours,

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
rnsrs relieved In six hours by '.New
Great South American Kidney Cure" 1t
Is great surprise on account OF It's ex-
cceding promptness In relieving pain In
bladder. kidneys ana back. In male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Is The remedy. Sold
BY II. II, List. druggist. Wheeling. ".
Va. - tth&s
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The Marshall County Farmers or
gnnlzatipn will meet mt Pleasant VAL
icy. on Monday and Tuesday, December
10Th and l1th. 1900. Institute Director
D, NJ. Sullivan, Of Charleston, W. Va.
will be present, also two representatives
Of the board of agriculture Of the state
of Ohio,
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Superin tendent D. r. Williams re-
por, OF the Moundsville school for the
last month, shows an enrolment Of
1.04g. with an average daily attendance
OF ISL: 36T OF whom were neither absent
nor tardy. Cost Of instruction WIS STAG.
The enrolment Is considerably larger
than of the same month one year ago.
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Verdict of S1oo.

The jury in the case of Mrs. Lizzie
Heidi against Henry Bode, returned
verdict yesterday of 500 in favor Of the
plaintiff. Damages to the extent Of
s., 900 were asked. The case came up In
the common pleas court Mt St. Glars
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Social and Supper.

The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
church OF Bridgeport, have completed
turkey supper to be given at the church
this evening. 1t promises to be one of
the most pleasant affairs of the season.
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Death of Mrs. snodgrass.

At an early hour yesterday morning
cccurred the death OF Mis-. Sarah Z.
at her home on the corner OF
Second and Washington streets. Mar
tins Ferry. after lengthy Illness from
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agents. Collector. Notary
+ Public and Pension Agent. No. l6l0
Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUJ
II BLE REAL ESTATE.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE. 81
By virtue OF n decree OF the circuit court
OF Ohio county West Virginia. rendered
on the 18th day Of October. 1900. In .
cause In chancery In said court pending
wherein George N. bolIinS ana tTene Il
Boiling are plaintiffs ana Rebecca L. Boil
Inc and Roberta b. Boiling. ha!ra at law
OF Hannah L. Bonham Boiling, deceased.
are defendants. the undersigned wHl, as
special commissioner appointed by said
fore The front door OF the court house Of
Ohio county, in the city OF wheeling,
West Virginia, at public auction, on &
Saturday, the LIST Dry Of Deceu1.
r# Der, 1900. ~:
Mt 10 o'clock n. nj. OF said day. thu fol-
lowing valuable real estate situated In tho
Third ward OF the city. OF Wheeling. to-
wilt: Tho enst one-hulf OF lot number
twenty-four as designated on the plat OF
the city of Wheeling. being part OF tho
L. Ronhum Boiling. by deed bearing date
the nth day OF September 1865. ard ro-
corded I'm the office Of the clerk Of tho
county court OF said Ohio county, In Deed
Book No. 10. Mt page III.
IThs terms OF said sale will be one.third
cash, and us much more as the purchaser
may elect TO pay In cash. and the residue
In two equal installmcnts payable In SIX
and twelve months, with interest. from
the dnte OF sale. the purchaser giving
notes secured by decd Of trust on said
property for the deferred payments.
'aI 80 c.. L. GARylN,
Special Commissioner,
l., C. II. Hcnnlns. clerk OF the. circuit
court of Ohio county, West Virginia, do
certify that the above named special COM
missioner has given bond with good So
cnritv rs required by Inv and the above
'"''> c. IL. IIENNrNG. Clerk.
7 r. NJ GNRNlN.
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More Yard Room.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad is In
reasing Its yard room at Bellaire. A
few years ago the McMechen yard was
more than they needed. Now both
yards nre not big enough for the bust
ness OF the road.
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pleurlsy. Deceased was slxty-three
years OF age and we'll known in that
city. The funeral services will be held
at o'clock this morning from her late
residence and will be conducted by Rev.
Wilson, pastor Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church Of that city. The re.
mains Will be Shipped to BarncsyIlle,
w. VA. on the 10: 40 Baltimore &c Ohio
train this morning for Lnterment. Va
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MY line OF ovcrcontings and SultlnE!
nrc always OF the choicest patterns.
6. w. SEABRtGHT'S SON.