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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05
RAvENsWOOD.

RAVENSWOOD, W. VA, May 4th.-
Mrs. S. j. Newell came up from Pome-
roy and spent several days with her
husband during the recent flood, where
her home and store building in Pome-
roy We're under water.
The Misses Pratt, who have been here
attending the Ohio Valley College, left
Tuesday for their home
Prof. and Rev. L. D. Starkey has sew
cred his connection with the Ohio Val
ley College. He expects to leave soon
for trip to the mountains on account
of his health.
Mr.. Thomas Gorrell left last night on
the Virginia for Sistersville, to visit his
sons. He took his horse with him on
the boat.
The electric light commissioners were
at PIT. Pleasant Wednesday examining
the plant there.
y number of men have been In town
the past few days seeking a location
for table factory. They want the
town to give them site and bonus. A
meeting of the citizens was held We'd
nesday evening to consider the mat
ter, but nothing definite has yet been
agreed on.
c. 7. Kneereman made trip to
P1ttsburg with produce on the keystone
State last week.
James Wheaton, who shot his son
some weeks ago, gave bond and was re-
leased from jail last week. The boy
who was shot is now convalescing.
Herbert Campbell fell from the sec
ond story window of his home last Sat-
urday night, but was uninjured.
The sermon TO the graduating class
of the high school will be preached by
Rev. Baxter in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening. Commencement ex-
ercises OF the grammar school will be
held In the M. e. Church South, Thurs
day evening, and OF the high school In
the Opera House. Friday evening. There
are seven graduates in the former and
four In the latter chsA
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NEW ELECTRIC CHAIR.

DR.. Boone has just received a fine
new electrical chair with an X-Ray at
tachment. There are just two In town
and they are wonderful inventions. A
thing of this kind DIS great help to the
doctors.
There will be the usual church ser
vices in all the churches to-day and at
the usual time. Sabbath school at the
regular hour.
VIM Mcfarland, OF Ball Knob, was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
The committeeman on the exercises
for Decoration Day will meet at G. A.
r. hall at two O'Clock to complete ar
rangements for Decoration Day.
w. ID. Jones, as delegate, and A.
Porterfeld, commander of the local G.
A. R., will leave to-day for Bellfontain
to attend the G. A. r. encampment.
Austin Robey will start grocery at
the corner of Thirty-six and Noble
streets Monday.
Ferg. Marley, c. wyatt and Ed. Graf
ton are some of the jolly crowd that
will go to GAINESVILLE to-day.
Mrs. VIM. lMcKelvey', of Businessburg,
was in the city yesterday.
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NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, O., May 4.-John c. Smith
and wife spent Sunday with relatives at
Sistersville.
Mrs. G. w. Haight was shopping at
Marietta on Thursday.
Mr. Dennis Logue and family have
moved into the house vacated by ]. C.
Cross.
Mrs Maud Ginter and children left
Monday to join her husband in Califor-
mia. where he is engaged in drilling oil
wells. Her brother. ALA Cooke accompan-
led her as far as Chicago.
The sermon delivered at the NJ. z.
church on Sunday morning by Rev. John
Moore was one that was appreciated by
all present. Mr. Moore is from Akron,
O., and spent several days with his moth
er at this place.
Mr.. V. Altivater and daughter, Estella,
were at Marietta on Monday.
Hugh Williams left Monday for CALI
fornia, where he hopes to engage in work
His family will remain here for the pres
ent.
Mrs Wetzel and children returned Sat
urday after an extended visit to relatives.
The little ones who are sick this week
BLY, and Norris Torner.
Yves. Rymer and AL Cooke were at Ma
rietta on Monday.
Joe Greene and family returned from
Reno on Saturday. where they have
been the guests of relatives for some time
l.. ]. Haight and wife attended the
Gallaher reunion at St. Mary's on Friday
Mrs Bartlett is visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank Reckard
Mrs. Dave Stewart met with quite an
accident on Wednesday. She went out
in the yard while some workmen were
tearing chimney down. and brick fell
on her head, cutting her badly.
Mrs. w. S. Gano, Mrs. Carrie Green
wood, Miss Florence Haight and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rob. Meckling were at Marietta on
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Snodgrass spent Wednesday
with relatives at st. Mary's.
Sam shafer. Of Marietta, is visiting
friends here.
John Cross and family moved to Ches-
wick. Pa. on Wednesday where they will
engage IN business. They have the good
wishes Of their friends In Newport
Miss Edna Garben has returned to
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ST. CLAIRSVII.LE.

ST. CLAIRSVIDE, O., May 4.-Dr.
Homer West, of McMechen, and Gay
Shaw, of Moundsville, drove out Sun
day and spent the day with their mo-
ther, Mrs. M j. West
Nv. j. Blair, of Wheeling, spent Sun
day at his home in this place.
C. J. Howard, of GAINESVILLE, was a
business visitor here on Tuesday.
Simon West and children, of Nc
Meohen, w. Va, visited his mother here
on Tuesday Miss Lucille will remain
Cor few weeks with her grandma.
Fred Rosemond, attorney, of Cam
bridge, was here Tuesday on business
in common pleas court.
Mrs. Sarah Askew, of Kansas City,
came in Wednesday on visit to her
sister, Mrs. w. S. Carroll, and other rel
atives in this place and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson, of Della
ware, ohio, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. T..
McKelvey over Sunday.
John lFrasier, of f. Trolls Sons, was
at Pittsburg this week on business.
Wilbur Tudor, of 'Pittsburg, was here
"Wednesday visiting the family of d. H.
Mcbride
Misses Daisy Longley and Lucy Coch-
ran start to-day for Chattanooga,
Tenn, for monta's. visit with friends.
Mrs. Clara Lynch, of Woodsfield. is
here visiting relatives.
Harry Hoffner of New Brighton, Pa,
came down Tuesday on visit to his
parents at this place.
Mrs. Samuel Cellar visited Bridgeport
relatives this week
Mrs IN Evapc ard rhitdrau np
Cadiz, have been here this week visit
dng her mother. Mrs. Eve Bewley.
Mr.. Scion Fletcher is entertaining his
mother and sister from Beallsville, o.
Hon. ID. c. Kennon, of Guernsey
county, was in town Tuesday.
Major q. T. Petty, of GAINESVILLE,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. Charlie Emerson, of Denver,
Col, who has been the guest of the
family of l.. E. Emerson the last
month, started ON her return home Fri
day.
Preaching at the Methodist church at
1870 a. M, and at 700 p. m. Morning
subject, Enlargement of Christian
Life" Evening subject, Men may be
saved if they will
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
at l0.3U a. M, and al Z. p. m. The pas
ter, Rev. Eakins, will deliver the fourth
of the series of sermons on the Gospel
In Genesis, entitled 1.-THE Gospel of
Work
AT the entertainment called Farmers
Institute at the Court House Hall Tues
day evening, Col. Copeland Will lecture.
Special vocal music will be rendered
and by special request The dairy maids
drill will be repeated.
George. four-year-old son Of George
w Hughes died at the sDme Of his pa
rents on 6eath street, Of typhoid fevar,
Sunday eveAing. The funeral took
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ca uine BY the score Of is to IL. This
was the first game of the season for
the Moundsville boys. which probably
accounts for their losing the game.
FARMERS reported a light frost on the
hills yesterday morning, but not enough
TO injure the fruit The Indications
now are that the fruit crop this year
will be the heaviest known in this
county for many years.
A. Charlton. who has been running
the Commercial hotel for some time
has closed the hotel and has removed
70 the Ney property on Southern La
fayette avenue.
George C. knight has secured the
contract of painting the exterior OF
the court house and jail. The county
will furnish the paint and oil and the
contractor is to put up the scaffolding,
furnish brushes and do the work in a
workmanlike manner. The price to bs
paid is YS95.
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a. SHORT CEIANCE MAN ARRESTED
A blind man named Henderson was
worhing q novel money making rack
ct yesterday, when he was arrested by
Marshall johnson. He had great many
Mexican 10 cent pieces besides some
other American ten cent pieces. He
wouid go into a store and ask them to
give him dollar for some small
change, and it being Saturday Cney
were quick to get it. But in giving the
change he would slip in two Mexican
pieces and make 20 cents on the deal
each time it was worked. A prominent
physician saw tine game worked twice
and had the man arrested Before this,
however, the man had gone TO town
ship trustee Paul and had gotten pass
to Wellsburg and Paul paid the mans
board. When Marshall Johnson search
ed him about $7v in gold and 500 bill
was found in his possession, besides
some loose change. He bad trial for
defrauding and Mayor Freese fined him
SO and costs.
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NEW MARTINSvILLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE, ". Va, May
A representative OF Bovard & Sey-
fang. one of the largest manufacturers
of oil well machinery and supplies. in
the United States, was at this place Fri
day looking for a location to erect a
shop TO manufacture machinery to be
used near this place. and have selected
a place on the Abersold farm. and the
erection OF the building will commence
soon.
The mail from and between New
Martinsvifle and Clarksburg will be
carried by the short line railroad as
soon as the company takes hold Of the
road
J. W. Haudenchflt died at his home
on jefferson street Tuesday OF old age
He W. In his 74th year. and was I ma
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., May 4.-Dr. Gwvnn.
president OF Scio college, will lecture in
the English NJ. E church this evening
and preach on Sunday evening.
Miss Lulu Kettle left Saturday eyenins
Tor Plttsourg, where she is visiting rel
atives.
Philip Caldabaugh. George Calda-
baugh, John Jones, VIII Weiohsel and
Mrs. Henry Weichsel Were guests Of the
latter's parents, MIR. and Mrs John
Buchwald. Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Bruny and Mira
Lizzie Ruby are Pittsburg visitors this
week.
Misses Sara Muhleman and Nellie
Parks were New Martinsville visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Voegtly and Miss Rena
Noll spent Monday and Tuesday at
Wheeling the guests of Mr.. and AIRS. S.
r. Lenkard. OF the Island
Marcellus Strain was at Pittsburgh
the first of the week
j. Z. Bare attended the Ringing
Bros. circus at Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. ]. G. Muhleman was at New
Martinsville Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Hertzer, of Marietta,
spent several days at this place the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Buchstahler
Mrs. Poland. of Logansport, Ind. Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Potts.
Misses Ida and Daisy tNoll were Wis
itors in Wheeling Thursday
Prof. ID. T. Williams OF Moundsville,
spent Saturday at this place.
Mrs. Lucy Dye was the guest of Mt.
and Mrs Charles Kline at New Mata-
moras, o.. several days.
Mrs. Mint Nolf visited friends at Sis
tersville over Sunday.
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CLARINGTON.

CLARINGTON, O.. May MIR. John
Denny. of New Martinsville, and Mr.. Jas.
Johns, of Sistersville, spent Sunday with
friends here
Monday evening Clyde Mallory, son of
W. ]. Mallory. while playing with some
boys, fell on the pavement and broke his
leg just below the knee.
Miss Lulu Rea was a visitor at Wheel
ing Monday.
Mr.. Everett Brague and Mrs. G. w.
Greenlee attended the funeral of their
uncle, Mr.. w. T. Terry at Wheeling, sun
day.
Misses Irene and Grace Thompson were
at New Martinsville Thursday evening
attending the reception given at the home
of Mr.. Albert Duer
Mrs. G. w. Cain shopped in Wheeling
Wednesday,
Friday the public schools of this place
closed with appropriate exercises after
noon and evening. The exercises were
held In the Opera House and were largely
attended.
DIR. III. M. Smith is visiting his old
home in Gallia county, Ohio
The tenth annual commencement of the
Clarginton High school will be held in
the Opera House Thursday evening, May
9th.
DIR. 7. S. Ward and wife, of Marietta,
We're the guests of friends here last week.
;. f. Rose and j. w. Sanford were in
wheeling on business show day.
Mrs. f. Rose, Miss Ella Kainffer and
Messrs. Fred Kainffer, DR.. H f. link
and 5. F. Rose attended the funeral of Mr..
VIM. Handenschield at New Martinsville
last Wednesday.
Miss Ella johnson. of Moundsville, Wis
tied friends and incidentally attended the
closing exercises of the public schools.
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MOUNDSvILLE.
Events Yesterday In the Marshal,
Comfy Town.


COun.y Town.
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Conner are the
guests of Mr.. Corners parents near
GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Mathews are
home from a lengthy visit to relatives
in the southern part of the State
b. Frank White, of the Allegheny
Theological Seminary, will preach this
morning and evening in the parlors of
the Mounds City hotel.
Deputy County CLERK J. f. Alley is
spending to-day with friends in the low
er end of the county.
1t Is reported by what appears to be
good authority that block of 600
acres of coal in Clay district will soon
be sold and the land owners will re-
ceive their money. The coal lies west
OF the B. & o. road and is optioned at
Slo to sic per acre. The options are
held by the Cleaners, of East Bethle-
hem, Pa
Three white and one colored pris
oners were received from Logan coun-
ty at the penitentiary yesterday even
ing Two of them will serve three
years each and two will remain one
year each.
w. F. Taylor and wife, OF New Mart
lnsville. are spending to-day with Mr..
Tayiors parents on Grant avenue.
j. H. Brantner, OF the Moundsville
Art Co, has returned from a business
trip through Ldeade district. He re-
ports business in his line very good.
Lee sartore, of Fairview, was a bus
dness caller here yesterday.
Mrs. ID. G. McFadden and daughter.
Hllda, have returned from visiting rel
atives in Sistersville.
Holy Communion services will be
held in Trinity P. E. church at 10: 80
this morning. and the regular services
will be held this evening.
Several car loads of stone to be used
In the new o. R. r. depot have been
unloaded here and it is expected that
work on the structure will begin within
a short time.
The members of the Fostoria Glass
Company Band will give a fair and
festival in Walkers hall the last three
evenings of this week. The fair given
last year by the band boys was most
successful and they intend that this
fair will ,oe the best ever given in
Moundsville.
The base ball season opened here
yesterday when nine from Martins
Ferry came down and defeated a pick
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Rochester, Pa, where she is engaged as a
trained nurse
P. G. Hayes, DR.. Warren and James
Kerr were at Marietta this week
Mrs. Sam Thornily died at her home in
lower Newport on Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Riley, of Matamoras, is the
guest of DR.. McEtheny and wife.
Mrs. Emma Barnes, of Parkersburg, is
visiting her father, Mr.. VIM Murphy
Mrs. Micha Bosworth has left for an
extended visit to relatives at Belpre, AL
bany, Chilhcothe and Columbus.
Mrs. Jack Harris and daughter, Sybal,
are visiting in Woodsfeld.
Miss Carrie Kerr was in Marietta a
few days this week
Mrs. Margaret Travis was In Marietta
on Friday and Saturday.
Geo. Bachelor and family returned
from Ashville, N. c., on Saturday.
Mrs. Hensley is suffering with measles
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SARDIS.

SARDlS, O., May 4.-Samuel Hofer made
a business trip to Wheeling this week
Ii. c. Thompson was at New Cumber-
land this week on business.
+. c. Trey, DR.. Griffith, Chas. Daily
and Philip Bush We're at woodsfield this
week on business
SistersvilIe Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Renshaw. Mrs. Charles
Thompson and Mrs. Fred Dornbush were
shopping at Wheeling this week.
Mrs M. d. Mozena has returned 10 her
home at Martins Ferry, o., accompanied
by her niece, Della Litten.
Mrs. Annie Eultchy and Miss Watson
are visiting friends here in town this
week
Miss Maggie Hofer visited friends at
Sistersville Wednesday.
Evert Amos left Wednesday night on
the steamer Lorena for East LIVERPOOL.
Ohio.
Miss Hattie Thompson left Friday
morning for Woodsfeld and Stafford
where she will spend a few days with
friends.
Miss Margaret Angus was visiting
friends at Wheeling this week.
Mrs. Lou Hartman and daughter. Mac.
were at New Martinsville Tuesday.
Robert Work was visiting friends at
Matamoras this week.
Leander Witten, Of Witten's, O., was on
our streets Friday.
Mrs Phil. Cunningham and daughter.
Maud. were at New Martinsville wednes-
day.
Mont Lowe, of Darlington. O.. was visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Lown Lowe here
this week.
Mrs. A. c, vetter and Mrs. John P.
Goodwin attended the Ringing Bros show
at Wheeling Thursday.
Miss Mayme Morrissey, Of sistersville.
spent a few days with her parents here
this week.
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tive of Switzerland. III emiErated IS
this country and settled Ia Ohio, and
from thence to this place. where he
had lived ever since.
During the flood q number OF people
from Sistersvilie chartered small boat
called the Geneva, and came to New
Martinsville. On their way up and OPP
posite the Opera House they were shot
at by Harvey Harrigan. One of the
shots entered a young lady's clothes,
who was on the boat. Capt Davis. who
was on the boat and running it,immedi-
ately came to shore and swore out a
warrant for young Harrigan for shoot
ing with intent to kill. He, seeing the
inmates intention. fled into Ohio, and
was later captured by Constable Con-
nelly and placed under 5000 bond The
men who were in the boat at the time
intend to push the case. and the chances
are pretty hard against him.
Misses Bertha Hawkins and Wayne
McEldowney were Wheeling visitors
Saturday.
John Woodcock, Bert Kerns and H.
W. Hugger were at Wheeling Thursday,
attending the show.
L. G. Robinson, of Smithfield, was in
town Wednesday.
G. e. Jefferson. of Sistersville, was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert McEldowney left Mon
day for Pittsburg. on a visit with
relatives and friends.
w. Kaufman and Foster Leap were
at Wheeling Thursday, taking in the
circus.
Mrs. l. D. Morgan, of Smithfield; Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. j. 7. Dulin left here
Wednesday for Pittsburg, where they
will De the guests of relatives.
Prosecuting Attorney Robinson re-
turned Saturday from Texas, wherA he
has been for the past three months for
his health, having suffered with pulmo-
nary disease. Mr. Robinson is greatly
improved, and it is to be hoped that
he will continue to be so.
Harry McI1ldowney has purchased the
McMechen property from Adolph Soland
for $3.50 The price paid by Mr.. So
land was $4,000.
Mr.. James Null, who was Ed. Bears
baker for year or more. has accept
ed position as chief baker for Smith
in st. Mary's. We wish Jimmie success.
as he is deserving young man. and
understands his business
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COL. BEN WILSON'S WILL.
Brief Document That Leaves Hfs
Estate TO be Divided According
IN law

A Brief Document That Leaves His
Estate TO he Divided According
to Law.
CIAARKSBURG, w. Va, May 4-Tha
will of Col. Benjamin Wilson was
filed for probate Thursday morning
and reads as follows:
81 Benjamin Wilson, of ClarlSsburg,
Harrison county. West Virginia do
hereby make this my last will and
testemant hereby revoking any other
will or wills Il may heretofore have
made, as follows:
1st i appoint my friend, Right Rev.
Daniel OConnor, and my son-in-law
John w. Brown. my executors.
End. l do not desire that an inven.
tory of my estate should be made
3rd. I hereby give to my said ex.
ecutors full power and authority ia
settle and matter of controversy by
compromises and to close up my es-
tate. and | require them to file
specific statement to their settlement.
4th. / require my funeral expenses
and just dbts to be first paid.
Written wholly by me. in my own
proper hand, this 81 day of January,
1899
BENJAMIN WILSON"
BY this will no specific legacies ara
given, and the distribution of tho es-
tate will be equal among his heirs, "a
the law directs.
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place Tuesday morning, with inter

place Tuesday morning, with inter
ment at the Methodist cemetery.
Marriage licenses issued since last
report: Edward Lester and Josephine
E. Smith, both of GAINESVILLE; Charles
A. Montgomery, of Bellaire, and Anna
Eta Satterfeld, of Shadyside; John H.
Crosier, of Bellaire. and Anna B. Jun
kins, of Captina; Martin Lipperman
and Mary B. Helms, both of Bellaire;
Lloyd b. Nuss, of Wheeling, and Katie
Yoho, of Bridgeport; James A. Hena-
CHAN, of Sistersville, w. Va, and Lizzie
Jenkins, of Martins Ferry; VIM. Gro
zier and Iva Hess, both of Bellaire.
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Carl Frick has resigned his position
with the Globe Hotel.
Chas. Ball and wife, of Cleveland,
returned home yesterday, called here
by the death of Mrs Caroline Ball
W. w. Handlon, of GAINESVILLE, is in
the city.
morning.
Attorney H. T. Shepherd, of St.
Clairsville, was in the city Saturday
Richard Metz, now of Toledo, who
formerly lived here, is calling on old
friends in the city.
A. C. Brooker, c. & P. express mes
senger, had two fingers cut off Friday
by the door coming suddenly shut.
Collie Corbett is taxing his run.
The Heatherington Elk Bands Fair
and festival will begin on May goth.
The Robinson circus have very near
everything in town covered with bills.
1t was rumored yesterday that the
case of Belmint county against the B.
& O., was decided in favor of the county
and that the taxes will be collected.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Chrisholm is quite i'll.
Theo. Neff is able to be out after an
illness of several weeks.
Wheeling Park opens to-day and Bel
laire people will be in attendance.
Rabbi Harry Levi will lecture on "A
Declaration of independence" at the
Jewish synagogue this evening at 1880
O'Clock.
Quite a number from here attended
the fair and festival at GAINESVILLE last
might.
Mrs. j. G. Crawford and son arrived
in the city Friday evening from Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, where they have
been some time.
There is nothing new in the small
improving.
DIR. Boone is buying gold bricks now.
ASK him.
There Is only about four more weeks
of school.
John McCaffery and Thos. J. Cook
will so to Cambridgeboro Springs Mon
day, where they will stay for two
weeks.
Ed Rose, of Gravel Hill, is on the
sick list.
The steel works are making improve
ments on their poles and wires leading
to the electric light plant.
The Buckeye Savings and Loan Co. s
new bank on Thlrty-tnird street, is al
most completed ON the exterior, and the
contractors are starting on the plaster
ing.
There is quite kick coming from
residents who live around the hole on
Harrison street. They claim it a disease
hole.
There has been nothing heard from
the Secretary of War about the bridge
at this place. The bridge men will take
action as soon as they hear from him.
1t was rumored that the U. S. engi-
neers had compromised the matter with
the bridge people about the span mat
ter, making it 700 feet instead of 500,
but the engineers were under advise
ment of the Secretary of War and the
matter had to be taken before him for
before he is heard fro, but it is earnest
ly hoped by all that the bridge will be
a sure go and not a bridge of imagina-
ton, as it has been for so long a
time.
C. J. Howard. of GAINESVILLE. was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
J. c. Tallman moved his Office fur
nishings from Thirty-second to rooms
above the Dollar Bank yesterday.
John R. Wyatt, OF the B. & o., is
off duty on account of sickness.
Summer cars would be very comfort
a1Dl, this kind of weather
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building
the Wheelng-THE building
Wheeling
ONEHAF
INSIST opportunity COME AT ONCE.