West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-04
Henry Fischer is In connellsville,


with the sick.
See our new line of stationery at
McCoy's Book Store. SGT
Mrs. ELI Mooney, an estimable
lady of Burt street, is Ill.
Twenty marbles for penny at
McCoy's Book Store. SGT
Boyd Lively is now a popular
attache OF the Hotel Mercer cafe.
New aud very swell stationery at
McCoy's Book Store. sgt
John Slippner. of Wheeling, Is
circulating among his friends here.
You can get guaranteed fresh
eggs from Frank Phillips at Nc
Coy's Book Store. 6 If
Miss Maggie Newman left this
morning for Wolf Summit to visit
her sister.
Spring styles of stationery, man.
ufactured by Writings. just In at
McCoy's Book store. sgt
Miss Lulu Rea, of Darlington. O.,
Is the guest OF Miss Clara Noll, OF
Main street.
J. E. Rodgers went to PIoctor
today for the purpose of buying a
residence property.
Mrs. McMurray, of Burt street,
returned yesterday from visit with
friends at StringtoWn.
Entirely new styles of paper and
envelopes In Writings paper at
McCoy's Book Store. sgt
Billy Patterson. the we'll known
teamster, has moved from upper
Wells street into the Landwert
property on Hill street.
All of the celebrated whiting
Paper and Envelopes" just In at
McCoy's Book Store. 3 st
w. R. Hoskins of Limestone,
Wetzel county, Is spending few
days 10 our city with view to
purchasing residence property.
Writings paper In all colors In
tablet form at McCoy's Book Store.
sgt
G. w. Hill, the we'll known
druggist, Is out at Cameron this
week, wherelhe Is partner In the Hill
& Howard drug store.
Stanley Peters. the popular mer-
chant tailor Is now located In his
new quarters, on Wells street. first
door north of Ankrom & Co. S fur
niture establishment.
G. B. Fontaine has accepted a
position In a furniture store at
Fairmont and has entered upo1 his
new duties. His family will remain
here for the present at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arters, who
have been occupying furnished
rooms In the residence of Frank
Algeo, are moving into one of Mrs.
India Daggs' houses on Virginia
street.
Mrs. N. L Marsh, who was
called to Bellaire, Ohio, by the
death of a relative, Is confined to
her room by illness and will not be
able to return home until next
week at the earliest
The meat market of c. A. Krug
has been removed to the building
next door which was formerly oc
cupied by the Cash Grocery Co..
where he will be glad to see all of
his old customers and also new
ones. AZ ct
Mrs. T. J. Sellers, Jr., died
Wednesday evening. after a linger-
ing illness of consumption: The
The funeral will take place from
the M. E. church Friday at 1890
O'Clock, interment at Greenwood
cemetery. A more extended notice
will appear next week.-Star.
Tammany has been charged, and
perhaps justly. with extravaganza
In New York City. But Ii Is worth
noting that the Tammany budget
of $oS, ooo, 900 has been exceeded
by the reform Low budget of $Io3
600. 900. Reformers are generally
the most costly In the long run.
We are requested to announce
that district Sunday school conven-
tons, similar to those of last year,
will be held In each district of the
county early In May. Excellent
programs are being arranged, and
the prospects are bright for profit.
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