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Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

The apenin. NJ fa.I aud Water
dry goods and millinery at J. Z
Nelson's emporium last Fr.ta,
was attended from morning until
Hfyh; By aduiring ero.Gs OF u,
dies gentlemen aad eaildre1 fEorl
oxford and vicinity. as well a.
several adjoining cities The
vIndoE = drzpings and display we're
artistic as varied AMI novel Ev-
cry department Of the eonnodi-
oEs building vas arranged win a
rare taste and skill. which showed
20 the best Advantage TIE latest
designs IN dress GOODS and no
lions. The hats and boaaets cis
played in the millinery room we're
ul4rvels OF beauty and caintiness.
Our citizens may vel. congrzil-
Iate themselves upon having he
seueii of choice selections rom
eastern markets
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

--Ore Eis1s ny brothers baby uas
taken Win ro1p,- writes xr-L c.
sa'c-r- % Crirseode1, KY II seemed
i vo1ic s--zzxse before ne could gea
4 coctor- % re gave j. Dr.. Kings
Ner Discovery. which gave quick re-
Gef aa- permanently cs-ed IL We
Always keep if n TIE house to protect
cur ehi6-~1 from Cro1p AID Hhoop-
ing Co1x5- II cared ne Of c5-caic
bronchial tro15le taat - other rene
cy vo1d rsli<ve- I1.ziEose for
to1xh-- Colts- Throat xad Lraz
tro1oles- Soc and sf-oo- Trial bottles
free zt 2 r Ca5l.o1 & Co
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03
Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas. the Board OF Mayor
znd Aldermen Of the town Of OK
ford have received with profound
sorrow the intelligence Of the
death of v. II. Bryant. who al The
time and for several years prior
thereto, was a member of this
Body. and recognizing fully the
great loss the town and county
has sustained. we, the surviving
members and the Mayor of the
town, desire to give expression in
permanent form TO our sorroE and
our appreciation Of his services.
In all the relations Of life ". III.
Bryant was . true man. As .
member of the benevolent insti
tutiOns of his country, In his po-
litieal connections as a citizen,
as an an officer; he was faithful 10
ali Of his es,oEsals, TO his order.
Ills party, his country, his town
and bis faith. in their prosperity
and adversely, their bright 6ay
asS cloudy day. he was the same
true brother. warn. friend. xez.ous
patriot, and unveaiying worker.
Therefore, be it resolved. by
she Board Of Mayor and Alder
men Of the town of Oxford. q, a
special meeting held for the pur-
pose; that in the death Of y. H.
Bryant The town hss lost : faith
81 and conscientious and pains
"a king ofcer. one who always
guarded the best interests of its
citizens That we, the oBcizl
board hare lost . e0Dpaa;0a and
friend.
Resolved I'd. That a copy Of
his preamble and resolutions tie
Iprezd o. the minutes of tie I
board by the town clerk. that a
.spy be certified and sent to the +,
oun papers with the request 20 /
'x53lsi- That a copy be certified I
n aDnt TO the wife and children
Z the deceased
sept 2Ist. 1901. i:
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

Did yog ever stop 10 think
sad the street philosopher. Via;
Eight &c tie diEsrence in iives If
they had other environuenss ana
slttiBg~i I toar neaa What &c
zizsss might he. for they are
heaven-bOrn. and vii cone 20 The
top somehow or other. or die in
tie struggle tat isx; ordinary
every cay =-= ar3 wonen-
For instance there 20 two 30
7sn OF their Esy 10 church. ooe
the Tf- Of q nan Who hzs been al
honor TO his eoEafry. and Eh0
has gIvea be xife every zdv2n-
i-ge that cones from high posi-
ti01 and Ee=.ta- Her nane heads
every CHARITY subscription. za1
she ,. noted ss q social leader
Bat look hs< she plzsters that
poor woman by her side xi;h pst.
ronage- Her sTaises. her hOaisd
words AID every gesture show
tnsf she thinks herself vastly 81
2erIOr 20 her companion II she
eoal1 nd herself Of that air Of
eo1deseso>io1- that rleh uOzan
eoEId he an ERicli poser fs-
good wherever she goes That
.ha6ey little .oC.a Eho : being
cztrOnrset, is the vife of = work.
"a zzn- Who wouldn't DC worth
Ai< salt If BE didn't have that SO
zzn 20 keep hin up zat doing
She - the real head OF the main
1e1sal arm they have formed. bal
hsr husband doesn't know IL. Shs
has ral>ed . large family Of chil
tren- 2EcAlIho1gh they are 10: al
sroEa- they bid f4i- 20 become 4
credit 70 any mother. Sc Ia:
xsft them II school neat aaC
clean. through ali her str1ggi-i
via nOye-fy- She has frainet
eaee chiit TO be honest in1u.trs
o1- an1 moral and implanted
within them principles that Eax'
good cItizens- That WOMAN. !.
or estimation IA 4 real heroine
S0v II that rieh xOr1an and tia
poor Soczn lad changed piece
shea they began tie battle Of If
zt the marriage altar. What v0ai'
be the result Woult the ricl
J woman have been . blessing %
burden s- poor mans Elfe
FrOE the Ezy she estimates IN
worth OF her poor aeq1aIntAne~s
expect she EOzlt have bern
regular milestone And wha
Soalc the poor woman have bee
\. the rieh zaai. vIfes We la,
/ en't GOG5t that she would hav
: been the sane true fsirafzI sIf
Z and mother under any eircuu
stances. and that generation
x0al9 ri.- Up TO call her blessed
Jast A. they surely viii long zfte
sae has soc her er0xn i7norfa
! Bat Ne DO d025; very -erlogsl
whether she would -Eas;e he
sweetness OF the desert air b
. pa-rO1;xsug a less fortunate sss;e
: even thOggl her worldly De-
Amounted TO millions. and her D.
-El0a the aigaest IN the and
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

O z Lar-or- Of Bar villa, Sandays
Aver, Cape rohgay, co7dzcrs q ssor~
typaczl of Soc-n Africz. q which caa
De Pz-ce2--d a1ythinf from the pro-
verolA needle 20 Al xzeAor.- Tzz
s-.cre = sitzztec In . wzl.<v uin~ nile.
from the rez-~>t rziiszy station arr
soozt txe7tx 6ve niles froz the rear
e-- tovz- M LAr-on szys--T An Ia
vor-e vse tee cEsron Of fz-u<r
SI1n1a a rzdiss Of thirty niles. .
nA7s o. snon hare saPpssd Chon-
oe-t2-7s remedies Al testify 20
tae1r vAice IN . hoosehold where \
cOetor's advise 10 Almost ouf OF the
91es1on- Within one nile Ct nv
sterr the PoP1ztioa Il perhaps sixty.
O toe>e. vI-air tne pass Twelve
7o7trs. ID le>s than fo1rte>n have
ben a5-olE-@l. ce-ed 5y Cha ao<r-
haas Co1xa Remedy. TAis uu<;
s1rels - \ rpc1r1-1 For sass - &
z Cclson & Co.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

Monday afternoon he I'll One
a giris gave a l-zcseea 2zG
-xzdiu- party II honor Of their
VISITING frleuc> and eigbzzte-. al
HowelEs Sp-3g- The EeIry
eroEG Of gIrl- With a ekzpeF9ns
spent a most ceilghtf7i afternoon
The rippIing brsok- lzneh-oa- a
kedack- Md zoze-S and ferns
plzyed a conspicuous part II ths IL
enjoyment. A. the shad0gs Of
evening begun 10 approach they
decked ,keIr carriages n red and
yellow loSer>. their colors- and
..a-tea for home each declarIng
,, 70 be the kzppi-s; afternoon
they ha1 ever spent. aud planning
another excarS,oa IN tie neaz f.
jEr--
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

Jackson :s making verJ 49,.
ale preparations for IN Ssseef
Fair which occurs this year f.pf
Oct Il to % Ineias;re aad hieh
promises 10 be far more elaeosz,e
and q greater source Of amuse-
meat tb<a their great fair and car
nivzl Of last year, the fape of
which las spread throagkous the
country The Eiks Of jackson
never do a7ythi,g by halves. and
although tAey co.. cred themselves
wifh glory last year. their fair this
year promises TO be the GROWING
gsory Of thei. existence.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

SENIOR G L WELLINGTON. Of
H4ryl2ad. denies the o5jec.soc-
able IntervieS- He merely sal.
TO tie reporter Mckinley aad
! are enemies He did ne 4 grew
O.. wrong AID / can never forgive
him ] can say nothing good of
hin and | DO not think II Just the
tine 10 say anything bad I an
indifference 10 the xhOie affair =
And that's what the reporter said
he SAID
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03
Ia MenOrium.

Seedhan Heary BIyaar- Pas
Grand L. B. Lsngstreet Lody,
No. 'l3 ef 0xferc- Mss (. @
o. 2 died a. his home On tie Iaz.
day Of Sept 1901. al the age o
A.
Faifhf1; in all things. he va:
the poteat factor in forxardInc
Odd Fellowship aud It's interest
HIS COMMANDING talents. his yer
saiiIe genius. his EatirIng INDUS
try, hl= virtue and ad-!iry. as Sc.
a. his geziAl nature especially en
eearet him 10 our order
He became the counsellor aas
adviser Of our lodge and xe wer.
united and eenentsd in Friend
ship Love and Truth Not ont,
sas h- saeh a great bea-faetsr
our subordinate lodge Bat pp
er behind the throne ID the tram
Lodge Of Mississippi
He wss-aa Odd Fellow IN Dr-e
and n Truth He loved the o.
der. always seemed happy Ehea
-6e passed the hours wIih Bro,h
ers and he p-aetieed its reuets.
He sas q good citizen, ready Il
promote the Eelfare of his hon.
town. He vas not an asplranl
for political honors bgs h-n =.
saw his tgsy he vas ever read,
TO serve the people IN any eapsr..
ty- He filled various manieipa
Offices with perfect satisfaction Ia
the people
He vas generous AMI bsneyo
lent and always extended a help.
ing k2ad to the needy and wor
tiny. There was no osreulatiou
however. about his b%n-va
lenee; II wE secret, therefore Al
the more appreciated The Iaicn
siFiag always hung on the outside
and his purse Vas ever open to
the deserving
Now let Us emulate the mob r
life he lived; initiate the LOVING
deeds he did. and we shall ap
proseh nearer the sphere Of the
true Odd Fellow than ever.
We, the committre. accord NJ o
the wishes of A L. LoBgsfses
Lodge No. Il3. l. o. U. +. LaV.
complied IN sprss ding gh- 4t-l
In Memorisn- upon the mi ~.
Of the Lodge aud have ord,
printed in the home psp-rs
copies sent to the family
W b. Nc AHoS.
5. III. LOGAN.
W. KENNEDY.
CoGm!Ises
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03
A Eiendisa Attack.

A. &-1cx Vas z-siy made o. g =.
to-1-- of Cee-Okes- lava tear nea-.r
S-9Eec t1tz. L cane t,-oax h;.
z11rs.s bis BACK eot 50 lane a~
e9-4- 1ot ssooP Ei-tszt x-ea- pxio.
1or = Il 4 c11ir except prOvp-G 5v
Sa-=-4Sz. SS r-zecx heio~c an ur-
= ne 1ise Elecrric bI-t-- xaeA -f-
,-cseo SEE = ro1cerf1I change rnz.
4 Trre> ae feels Ike 4 ,@x
As 11rveloc= medicine ere. bs..k-
1soe ana ki1--y rrOcbe, parties rae
o1ooc 21c o111c< 17 yocr 1eal-n- On
y SQc ~ 2 z Ea--0a & Goa
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03
stepped Iuto Live Goals.

Len = cnlad I burred nv too.
t1y,-f1iy,- writes " n Fz5. -
.01sssl-e. Va. which ck,<ed bor-,-
~ S= Tor g years, bcG Brek
Ara-c& SA4Se wholly cured zs
z.ser everything else ta.I@s- I7s.I-s-
5.- lof o1r1-. >cz1si-. CucS. >sr--.
1-se- AL PJe- SD Z
Cnilroo < Co. = eeurs
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03
What's Your Face Worths

>o1et11-- fortune, bc- never. II
- nave -sA--o< co1plex5cc. 4 tzz7-
o2e~c io-oks no-- P4scaes AID 5i5.ch-
= % tie ska a. .iznz O. Liver
lr91ol-. B1- Dr. Elzzs Se- Is.
rs give Clear SZ7, Ro-y Cheexs.
Aasa C0CPl-xi27 O-ly ) c~1.. =,
z 2 C1lto7 : Co.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

For al fresh eufso q vonnds In either
the human su65sct - Ia animAis, a. .
dressing. BznArds Snow Linimens !.
excele1t; vhDDfor soreST on working
horses. especially II dow to heal. OF
suppurzsinx. ifs healing qualities are
11e4nzled- Price = and toessw Suid
. 4. z KaedeI.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

TEE Se< YORK Journal ard
Sgn are s1gsge1 n saving some
very CnkIad b1t truthful things
so3Et each Other.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

Al Hopewel. V J a fe.
nights ago somebody threw vItr.0l
- th- brass ozad whIle i. xas
p.4yi1g 4 Es---Il= tune.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

When you have no appetite. ~ no
rsIi=e your food and feed duA al
eating y0u may know that you a.. :
dose ot ChAmoersoin's stomach aasl
Liver Tablets Priee p cenr- sam
pies tree az z z hilton. < c..
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

he key TO healrh e IN the kidneys
AID Ever Keep these organs active
and you have healzh. strength and
cheerful spirits pricxIy Asn 5irters
= a stiruizntfor the kidneys rexu-
ares tie hyer, stomach and bowels
A golden household remedy. A. H
ke-tel special agent
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

VII. - sny raie Cervez car
ihaak - st4-> tksl HIeyiasoo
wasa.L n eAar-e :; Santlago.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

AND noE the naTal eo1splra,o-s
are ciziElEg al zlsoi for Ae4srz.
Sanp-01- To ~hieh ne 3 clearly
enfi..es
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

WEAT aszsall reeO-pense seen.
r. iifr Of miserable Creature ike
CzOisVsz fs- the noble life OF
nan iTse NekInlev.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

ADEIR4L SCHLEl seems 20
have oee1 AZ least gz.liy eifAsiEre
IN set oa iafo-zzrion that "a
-Ith he'd from hin
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

i-i- rrsi !ow zcza II TIE Beers
70 make IRE British feed ihe-
shEe they keep The var gong.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

L Eozi1 seen 70 Be altogether
F-5oecle ira: Eif~huer failed 10
~rIte Ia; proclamation n Da.eh-
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

--.s. - n. E1.z.-x- ~ slyrrie,
sPe1s Ase seek v1ssrinx tri~n1. k-r~,
xr- Hecry. os b. aa-ia- spent Szn<.y
II Ato~-zse-
MA G A. Bowen has beea o. tk<
s5cx i=s this week.
he D01ario7 Tary- q. Rev A.
v LA7gi-y's " day nigh; was vel
attended and enjoyed 5y all
si->- ; v Cx-eey sz1 chis6r>c- Of
b1rxe-s v1sEsed frzEncs here .z<s x~~k
Az-= Ina Killer Bef- a fey e.rs A.
for asr school N tie De IA
Nss- Alfred Hzrris came In tro-
Le1Hs Saturday and lef- for Czlfpo-.
>1odAF. where she xII teach a.
<E--er
Ni-- 5e-- Nicho. = .izi.;,x be-
.1sser, Mr. P-st1s- Of walSon-
&rs- H2zsss G-zAz- sr@zt severn.
Gays g A2z- xeek vita Der sister. Hs..
A-Ars Frank IVY VITO is e1i,e slck-
4l-- trrss Ar1ola Spa. SATURDAY
a71 >10dzs ~ o02e- YAssLEr.
A ze- remedy far bz-socsz%s- = -o~
o1 s2-e AZ r * O1lson Il Co. d-,
store IL is called CHz-oe-sxs-'
stomach azc Liver TzSset-. Erve.
SASS relef a2d wlA prevent ts~ As.
-k x,Ts1 2= s0o7 a. sss S-xe zzSi
e2-zS7 of tie disease Appears. Pre-
. cents Per box Sample. tree
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

II LOOKS ike Col HAMA has
coaela4ee that II i lie izra tc
go z=sy baez za5 - down
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

Strengthens the tired Kidneys and
purify the liver and bowels With few
doses OF Priekiy Ash 2 tiers IL is al
a. ni-zole kidneys toms A. ii Ken
del special sgenf-
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

II ]. estimated that the steel
strike COS, seIoa9.0a0. 1t wasn't
worth the price.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03
wALktR, CARPENTER q go.
OXFORD: G4a

we have concluded tn pm, H., n
stock af (l,ts,ing. whir.l : aav
ready for iii>pcri!nn. h Git from,
the best Ciothing Marhe, in IN.
World. and will BE- sold ..S 1 heuu
as the Cheapest. Call ana see.
Mems suits mt x5GN. $40.
100. I'D %. 1859 and 1900.
Overcoafs at So. $50 and 10
ChlldrrnS Suits Of all kinds.
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

H-oc.er-57 Jrlz=st- u s4 -
-~Ea .-1 sls1 pa-lIAl
40 -. P4-.~tE Ao-S tn s-= Il o. IN
Aoc -%e- Afisr ces1- treaties .. .
e11=nl pns-se1xa f5r quit 81.
1ith'oot r-As-f- ny vii recSur
NnAuo-r-al1'- Bxir Ain. a.. -
42ax r<o o-0<yl-= % II a-
tlr-4y e1-eo--E-o. K ed .4I4. =.
Logan eo11sy. A. Va .--x--z.. "a
F-rf r~narxA5ie ezre- % o4rts.! :.
rz1y szs have o--1 s-e--@i bx rr- =
OF ta1s Aa:D-1-- Il = --t
&noS1- 1owev-r a. r-r
1ASlsEar -przlR- aud 5-11-~,. So :.
= Z O51l-01 s Co
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

Ladies Jackets 81 90 10 81 90
e-pes---------------2 25e up
All CaEcos zt- t-- 5e
brown Domestic. IS vide. Sic
Brown Domestic, yard wide 4c
Best Brown Domestic 5e
Good Cotton Checks &c to &c
Good Bleach Domestic de
Shirting Cheviot- to Zoe
Nice line Shirts at. SOC to 81 90
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03
C,claime6 Letters

List % unclaimed r7a1 natter len
IN the Oxfo-i. Miss P0<--OSee for
tae ~=~k ending sept =. lso..
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

T--l-s--f< fin 49, - = x.S
t's---~-s- 49, 2 IL ~ 1@~r
r. - -a1f--'- 'sl-a- -. lsz.
--r- Z r@-a-@E'< 1-~-
= a. 'r-srlsss- T. 49, * a-.-s soH
av ! Ee-6-I
Oxford eagle., 1901-10-03

Nice hae Hats at SOC TO 81 90
Ae1 ; Shoes at 81 90 to 50 so
Ladies Shoes at 81 90 10 - 5a
Real rice Outing ar.--.5c to rO.e
Nice Dress Goods e al kinds
Nee hne OF Hosiery, Gents and
Ladies
Hens UIlerwear AZ SOC. r5e and
S1.0 per sG..-
Ladies Underwear at SOC. 1le
and s1-Oo per suit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-23
6chad. John Johns. VIM. Hall and
Henry Riddle. After which the meet
ing adjourned.
A LIVELY DAY FOR
THE CITY OF BENw00D

Was Yesterday-Opened with =
Couple of street FfEhts-An At
tempted Rape Case, and Closed
with nm Indignation Meeting of
the Citizens.
yesterday was day of exciting incl
dents in Benwood. beginning early in
the day with a couple OF street fights
and winding up last night with rous-
ing mass meeting, in which the citizens
condemned council for passing the
street car ordinance.
The first OF these incidents was a
fight In which two Poles were the prin-
cipals. The fight occurred near the
Wheeling Steel Company's plant and
when the participants had exhausted
themselves they went before Squire
Riddle to let the law settle the dispute.
The Squire gave them each S. and costs.
Al. Near was the next to demand at
tention. He was arrested by the police
on charge Of attempted rape preferred
by the parents of tweiye-year-old girl
OF the north end. The case was not
proven to the desired point and Squire
Smith, before whom it was tried, let
Near OF with 80 days.
The big event OF the day, however.
was the fight near the postofiee. In
winch four Polanders, with unpro-
nounceable names, were the partiei-
pants. They were making things warm,
being three against one, when Officer
Atwell Yost scented the fray. He came
down on the quartette, scattering them
right and left by the vigorous use OF his
fist, after which they were taken to the
city lookup. They will be given hear
ing to-day. Officer Yost had his hand
badly lacerated.
At half-past nine o'clock last night
John kohlski. of the Second ward, came
TO the city building and entered COM
plant against Frank Wininiwick
charging him with beating him about
the head and face with a bar OF iron,
kohlskis appearance carried out his
story. as his face was bleeding and
swollen out OF shape in bulges. Winin-
wieh was arrested. but was later re-
leased on bond. The hearing will oc-
cur at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-23

Some day when the taxes reach about
dollar for dollar. In regard TO value. the
citizens Of this city and county will wake
up and object to electing officials who
only Increase the taxation. make the ex-
pense of the county greater, and. II IL
charged. discrimination as to whet portion
OF the county shall bear the burden. The
people OF the city should become awak-
eued. and no doubt they viii feel this
great tax OF Is for 500 when they come
to pay their taxes. and those who have
sites for industries will also learn that
with this tax manufacturers do not care
to,iocate here. Mr.. Cutshaw, candidate
for the legislature, Will not vote for an
increase OF the expenditures OF the state,
and will also not vote for road bills that
mean an increase In taxes, and no road
improvements. and more than that, he Is
not spending his whole time trying to
formulate a game law. The tax payers OF
this county should carefully study the sit
uation before them and investigate the ex-
pense of each county office. As an ex-
ample. learn how many Office knives
1t requires for an office holder each year,
and other sundry expenses that reach to
thousands AZ dollars each year. This high
tax rate is one OF the worst set-backs this
city has ever had. and is only the result
of county officials forgetting the public
and working only for their own gain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-23

John Bryson is home from a visit to
GAINESVILLE.
Joseph Leich, of Fairmont 10 calling on
friends in the city.
DR.. Harry Rosenthai will leave to-day
for his home at Marietta.
Dick Jolly. the popular street car con-
ductor. is taking his vacation.
A large number from here will attend
the circus In Wheeling to-day.
The Laughlin Tin Company yesterday
finished their work In the tin house.
John Il. Tarwell has returned from a
visit to the Pan American Exposition.
Brock Brown and Frank Hisserich, Jr,,
are at the Carrie Nation fishing camp.
Rev. L. A. Read and family left yester-
day for Mt. Hope to spend several weeks.
George L. Spence left yesterday for Col
orado to superintend the Welcome Gold
Mining Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Afetxgar. OF Newark.
are in tho city the guests Of John Metz
gar.
The members of the young mems walk
ing club left this morning at two o'clock
for their tour of the State on foot
Mrs o.or~. n parr and Mrs sar,ue,
stra,n 1or, ,,os,erd.y For Wait with
s.,a.a. g. U..,,,~,on oo,,r,v Do
Nj. passi. (-o,,,s ,ho has bean visiting
~ s,s,.r Nt,.. E,ora cov,e w,,i return
60 w. 49, a, N.v casti. today
Council had some queer IDEAS in their
heads Saturday night when they refused
D.. 4, -, =. III 81. =, ,na o,a ,ou
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-23
BRIDGEPORT.

Daily Chronicie of Events From the
Town Across the Way.
VIM. Matthias is visiting friends In
Baltimore.
Charles Stratton returned yesterday
from Flushing.
Forrest Morris is visiting friends at
East Liverpool.
]. E. Davis, of Darlington, Is visiting
friends In Darlington.
Paul Cooke, of Dresden. is visiting his
mother for few days.
Misses Minnie and Frances Trunk are
visiting relatives in Pittsburg.
George Evans and Chick Davis left
last evening for trip through the
State
About twenty cars were burned up in
the fire at the power house Sunday
night.
The grocers' association held a meet
ing last evening at Squire Clemens
grocery.
Miss Lottie Duncan and Miss Cause
are spending a few days with friends
at Toledo.
]. E. Trueman was almost overcome
with the heat yesterday and was COM
PEELED to quit work.
Charles Neugart left yesterday for
Maynard, to accept his new position
with the McCabe grocery.
Misses Gail and Retta Anderson left
yesterday for Youngstown, to visit
friends, for several days.
Rev. Zahnizer, of Pittsburg, will
preach at the Free Methodist church
Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Robinson and
| Mrs. Surgeon left yesterday for Mt.
| Clemens, to spend several days.
The Belmont Telephone Company
have 1870 phones In GAINESVILLE, almost
| three times as many as the Bell Com
pany.
A crowd OF young ladies will go to
the Hickey fishing camp to-day. Miss
Matte Howells will chaperone the
crowd.
From all reasonable standpoints the
| people have no right to criticise the
Bridgeport fire department for the fire
Sunday night.
The funeral OF Mrs. Andrew Mckee
will take place this afternoon at two
| o'clock. The interment will be made
In Weeks cemetery.
James Smith Is home visiting his par
| ents In Aetnayille. Mr.. Smith is now
transportation agent for the National
Biscuit Company at Chicago.
The Morning Star fishing club had
thirty-seven visitors yesterday at their
camp at Adena. The boys treat their
visitors royalty. as they are catching a
| large number OF turtles and fish.