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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-17

-EQRar McClOuQ ana MISS A6enatn
Falcoaer were united in marriage We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of the
brides parents at Silver Creek. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. q. H.
Taylor, of Manchester, In the presence
of two hundred invited guests. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Garnet Falconer, q sister of the bride,
and the couple stood during the cere.
mony beneath an arch of white lace
trimmed with ferns, smilax and chry-
santhemums. The bride appeared in a
becoming gown of lavender lawns-down
trimmed In white lace and applique,
the groom being dressed In the usual
black. After the ceremony the con-
gratulations of the assembled company
were bestowed upon the happy couple
and all did justice to bount
eous wedding feast. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Falconer and is a young lady o.
irreproschable character, a pleasing dis
position and her friends are legion
The groom is the youngest son Of Mr.
and Mrs. e. E. McCloud and is held II
the highest esteem by all his acquaint
ance. Hefs honest and industrious ant
Without doubt will make model hus
band. Their many friends will hop
that their married life will be contin
nous one of happiness and prosperity
Ryan Reporter.
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Real Istate New.

q y Belmon, ha- bought from iohn 7
and JHm-- \ Farley the northeast 'our"r ~
fifty-rrst street aud Madison aN'nur. = ~
slNIn Th". pric" paid "as s.ln.t" vi
Belmont will erect a handsome tmeri'Au
basement houses covering III" width 81 ~"
plot The brokers wer" DAVID \ kohln-nu
lhl- sale and improvements ALREADY pro
Jccted In the same block s~.ur" IN" develop
insut of the Madison AN"uu" 1T" - ~" oil
Roman Catholic orphan A-Nlutu INTO one u.
M. finest uriyat. hou-' biloxi m New lors
Immediately IA the rear of m" plot fIsi Snl'
on ilfty-s"cohd street, u'"ts" S,,hl"n"lIu
and Henry u Trevor are TO build IN" nei'
ffty feet on fifty-tr~t street ar" owned hs
John J 4 laG"- \ Farley beyond ,his a'-
ter Mot Charles ptCksy has recently lsgI'
the erection Of u Nm" hou~"
Charles \ Rich. III" architect. l. dravi1s
plans FOR Mr. A thd"t>pu for a ,""lN"
AZ ia and III fifth avenue. between Thirty.
seventh and Ihirty-eighth -tro"t- The plot
IA, q frontage Of - feet and Va" hotel sul
Richard VI Montgomery has sold ~? w"s'
End avenue, a private hou~". Tor ~" We"
York Investment and Improvement Com
'WP Manvan has sold 20? We, ials' stree
for q client to william fdrlston oi Elizabeth
Donald and Thomas McCrr-die have sod
To Mrs Mary Reilly Nos :l3. 24s and ~ We,
Eighteenth street. ia. remainder ~ the old
colonial Brewery plot " l. Annopno"f
that the Sicg nl-C Cooper Company u the buyer
al th. rest ~ the same PROPERTY. recently
reported sold. and will erect a >t"r"hous"
INI
Warren \ Skillin have sold for Abraham
Alexander No ~ West SiNtN MN street =
fv.-s'ory brick and stone douhi" nat. On
plot 81 dNlG5
BArn,tt \ Go have sold for Marcus Nathan
20 John Is Harrison No iNaa Madison avenue
a thre.--tory and basement dwell-
ans. on lot ?ONaiNiH
William Ro-enyw.ie. BERNARD klinEer-
stein and samuel Green have. sold Nos -
~ Wooster street. running through 20 No.
al TO 1ip West Broadway, old buildings. or .
plot fronting ios fee, on Wooster street ant
~ feet on Wet broadway The buyers af"
reported to b. the Manhattan Railway '"m-
pary
William n Wsldron has sold ~ Rachel
N.wbrough No la West >-Nenty-rir'h
street. "a 'hrce-story and basement dwelling,
on lot ~ sNiU2 :?
IN. Ci,i1"n-' savings Bank hss Sold -
Peter J ,larkin Nos ~ and NO hast Nlu"'
seventh street. two hv"-st"ty t"n"tn"nt- ON
plpt snNiO1 II
Is,ruld Kahn has sold 10 Julius Miller "
81 West torti"'h street, a iour->t"ry t"r"-
mott. on lot ?SSpsa
Iic- \ IsaNItt has ~nld to John ! Irs'"-
Va ~ ia~' Tventy-righth street. q You
story and basement dwelling, On lot 2dtase
Benjamin Nai-smAn hH~ sold 80 Morris
St.Inh.rg No tls West Seventeenth S'r""'.
~ rik->tVry tenement. on lot :5Np2
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e.oellent ferry service. will make ne

more accessible than ever as a place Of ..
dence The development Of IN. central gsr.
OF the city Was until recently retarded i,',
Tact that IN" owner Of the land, lulou tu',.
Tei.rted leasing the ground to -"ll'.
and that, IN thosr luDlliiic~ where N" .Y'.. .
undertook to Ill AZ retail, " Wa not .. .
position To make Ne" Improvement, nc,.,-,r
To rrnd"r the property marketable.
since the college dispose uf what
left Of it. holding 'o.the New York Ltrd 40
Wat"houSr COMPANY I'o-.thly hall . uu'
dollHis ba- been appended IN pr, pttirS D.
Toe ihC market IN" property ,owIt-.I
100 aCTes OF l.aOn lot ~ the heart ul ~" a.
within three TO ten minutes wtlk irum o..
irtN 9nd ,no'udrd two rtinrr"i Iar'"'
I hd"r the new Nuut-!i 90 e large uui '-r u
one aud two. family hou.,- hut'r b. d." rr
leg" have been ~old ~ s..ts-' To- 500 a..
group ~ u'N dazzling. htN" b''' tn
sC'oti'- have been .n.i ur i"a~"d 'u. if
al I'VE YEAR In ten With ne result thf' % 'l.
ifed aT more families have b.su tiJet a
the u-~ightorhood ! T. N,hrr~ou. Preside
ol 'hr -<'w York Land ant Wsrehou.' ,or
pauN Nrit"s OF the property II lies % i..
II e. near tho ThtrtN-tourih ~'t,'' nd a..
jane SIN %'rtri"-, vood dI-trlhuitug uuirr.
10 al part oi ~" ,ilN ~ 'hs uneui p!~-'.,
water irout- on the i-t-' Rive. and ou Nrv
town Greek u T. a. the tern 10. 1T t.-
great f"nn-' iNanlI Railroad flannel 'r,I. N-a
lrt ~.y through Manhattan to Lang l-lari
,liy II Will l." connected NV fpl WI'u ft.
great tTsnk ZINES OF Va" msiilIut I g.
within a lev blocks 81 TIE ~Hllckv"u.. l-lt. /
mldge, " - VA" cheapest lana co. ~ UI' .
though 4 dc'Idsd price movement tin ~. t"nr
The Borough Of Qus''u- - uuduub''ilN ft"
field Tor III" homr~""kct the manufacturer
AVID the capitalist Nnd uh" ptnp'riN oi .
New York Land aud N,frhou-" ,"mpa't u.
lNing ~ one compact plot. !, at the s,i"W g.
oi the borough
The fact that land development enterprises
Throughout the borough ar" GENERALLY CON.
Quoted by strong Cof Ioratiph~ trhd~ ~ OIL.
priC.- ~ a minimum, aud one can hur 10 hoI -,
or haN. one constructed from ol" . own
tlaN- EN tl.. fnFIHofuf.s owner nf tho ltr.l
ch"a Ter than the house could b" duplicated
for on contract With an individual hulid"'
ON the n-tlllm.nt plan. extended over ,
term of Nrar~. CotnmonlN ten to twelve.
which enables one to aCpuir" IN" urof~f' 70
on conditions equivalent to the outlay To-
rent Furthermore. ~ some instances ,
life insurance toliry i given hy the selling
providing that ~ 49,, oi ~" pa
chas"r- death a uuit claim dsri b. given 80
hi- heirs, regardless OF nov much or lttl" has
been paid on TIA" property
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In The BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
real ESTATE ~ THiT DISTRICT
VERY tCTIIE rms SPRING.
sale of Lots AMI Building of Houses s,imu-
lated b, the iNutdic in,pro, enirnis
Planned or I nd~r q Construction Where
Homes VIA, he ReuGh, ami Itssr sost.

chairman Alexander D. Orr's announce
mcut thai the Rapid Transit commission h1-
instructed IT, chief engineer q" prepare a
scheme of rapid transit embracing n" nv"
Burroughs Of Gr-a'cr New Work. Wa no doubt
| read with special Interest 10y real "~r't'""Wu"TS
| and operators Ia tn" outlying paris "i THIS
. city The lmn.d!ai" object Of thc COM
| mission l. to determine" What routes NUl n"
required - that no UrtVut" purchase may
hereafter - granted drptiNiug ~" ct'y ot
rights of way necessary to "a adequate nuni-
cipal system Of Transportation J." reserve
Oh. rights of way the survey ot tunnels ana
-ubway- must b. adopted by law and VIII
| consequently become a matter NJ Iuhii"
J record The m.r. adoption of IL" route
| cannot fail tn induce speculation In land and
construction Of houses along the Proposed
lines, Will. growth of population. coupled
with heavy Investments Of capital. viii tend
to create an urgent demand Tor the opening of
the projected line. of travel
OF th, various suburban districts non" will
drriv. greater advantage from N" Perfection
Of a comprrhrn-iv" plan Of municipal rapid
transit than the Borough of Queens \ l1rg"
par, Of Queens lies Geographically nearer TO
the Manhattan city Hall than IA" -"utherly
limit of The Bronx: while III" 'urth"rmo-t
hnundsri., Of both Queens and III" Rr"uN
ar. euuidistant from downtown Nanl1i-
tan With water transportation Hcros- Ih"
ia-, River superseded 10y tunnels aud bridge
II il logically ccr,aii that Queens viii eN'rfH-
enc, "A rupid growth Of population and n cor
tcspondingly extensive development ~ h'u--
iny improvements. until land values 'n"re
reach n. much higher levels which now pre-
vail In IN" Bronx
Despite III. absence hitherto ~ any pr'm'~"
Of an extension OF a.. Manhattan RAPID ftHrsi'
subvuy system such - j. projected IN II"
Bronx and IN brooklyn. a real "~iDt" move
m.nt has been under way for som" tim" m
Queens which ha- never before been e3utii"d
In tho territory comprised IN that borough
In iisn a tot Al Of p5I buildings w'r" ct"'i'd
in Qu.-us. Il an estimated cost Of =. So, ~
Last wear N" number of buildings projected
-. 90. ..S, a gam of more than lun per c"rf
Queens. With n population "ue-t'''h that N
Rrooklvn. produc-d half - many nos build
iugs a- IN. latter Building OPERATIONS IN
The Bronx amounted tn ! ot'. ur .p~art- "f
one-third less than tho-" tn O'o"n-. With IT,
population of liS.Ha - against ?nn."no M
The HronN. The number & private ''u 'o.
protected In Manhattan and lhH Br0uv lat
year was ga. u Queens. iHIs NJ these.
forty-nins were brick dWclU' ~. While the
r.s' were frame cottages
The building statistics In Quc"'s NV th"
frs, quarter ~ N" present. ,eur ,h"' IN
increa-" IN the numh'r ~ dwelling houses
projected. a. appears from o." following
table
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Neeorded Leases.

I'D st, is lo4, = .. soisi o, tires \ = 'vr.
Hard 81 al trustees to Adams In Ippds
60. p Sr .
2ist ~. in7 ". 20,ss . Catoliu. & PEE - a. q
samuel Adams and ana. - ~
?isl 4. is ". .U,ss o uflrana u Z II. by
at, TO Nsmuei AdAms and auo - ErsNl
.st II. III ", 3hsr l.ltA T. NUrt' % ~
trustees To samuel Adams and auo Hh =
yrN
Anthony ~. = 5. n, n isrh -. p i,4' -
% ltsse Nrw lork Building loan Hans
lhg o 10 Richard \ Vaughan. a 1., So
PAID On contract. balance a. ~ ~ uouttB ,,
'shhpn 81 ~, Jacob Barker and v1'r 10
ido Riestr and sbo. 3 yIs
Orchard ~, ~. Moses Price 70 Morris no
~, and .no syr
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sOlIv.us N>D SCHOOLS.
or Younx M-n and won,ea tuy and ,oantr,

TIP NAE DFNSON S'HNoI of NPl' lEl
lrSiGN Tor uira and women. - N'tt "a -
summer cuurS. .uuriru,lnc lurt . 'u''' Nug'
1. special attention sven tu AL tur'4 lus nom
oshrr s.nuoi, ptarurnN. tbus.i positions ~
nlshtd PAM.
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Real Estate Transfers.

tN1u's 80 Fog-fs,rh q"
Hrcome i q - '7ijS ,,Ans hon",'H ~
Uolstnn =. az u "a cur Manhattan ~
H7H August l. MNrtln referee 20 Louis -
Trcmmcl and Ano. all lirns .
l0lrr 20 David IAron. Z > 81 IS m'se
Az a : cor % IT. ,oI7s sl>o in'cror 0o' On
Hrpp Ne, r. = /, 81 IS
10 pulnp SifOmbcfg "a ~. misr t1"D
I.sr sIps
Ea- n, nm AZ s,fTe,a tosue,rih AVID lloss
s,h ~ e "a u 18th II. iaNi0c? Daniel a
freedman 70 rhllp = honD s ~ Is,
v,diS,n Az 7as. .u,S, samuel SrhwAb ,n
Mar, otunscr AND sno n,ce SSon
WirdrrmAn to Harry Rspha-l. mtg-
So -
tua-aInaa Island. ro-fh o, ii0,s -
us'b st. ie2s " Lc"o,. = NI,rn %
siS iis,h iMev ienoi =, 81
90 to Ernest Is Wint,r,rlth. MTG sS,ns
ii.,t =. =, la = s,h ~. rssipl Hrgp
Coan 70 I duncan hulEl", = 49,
usis., ~. I75.eiNa, msSip 10 ptup
Epstein To Annie Epstein. = par. mig~
r:si st. .Sl y. i,,iou Rob-r T. shaw
TO R,,ersld. RAns MTG, "a"
i.atn ~ is>. v " N~!cho,AS, Az, "a"
10 charles W.iklns "a fNa WrkiH'.
sroSx
,9o,ouss Of The Row,
co~nm.nw,@i,n az C"F N'H,,"S
SULLIVAN. mts- $3.50
Pan AZ. v =. IFS n % ~. 5SiI"t Fpnk
smith and vile TO Ida Y Williams ritz
10, W. m.p Hun, estate 4 y Lc,, 10
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Tues eve May .uau Fnt par Hks.rt ~otCS
second Isr. In a I,tsiAn Garden ProUnurnl AZ
lists TgsEr's siSp ~ " aldor or utspn - Nu,c
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tNl'sENENTs

10 HNNL AN" Duuu rN"gI BROAD
WAY ~ TORN
NNIL = rNpNtSS -TuE NlhRN NnN tRCn
MANS ! COMPLETE tpN9f 'NI-SiN YORK;
tArIT. LATED ~ \ MINUTE"
.pNLN i~LLlrRNrl llhfLh III biA1 THE
ltt.n 90 NAN IbN
TINES klNG uupo rs SWIFT. FNTfR
TNINlNG. lINItN Ut NOR on rhE EIGHT
SpI{I
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AMI
DANIEL EROuuAN.
MANAGER.

, NUI,Ln kING pOIu NAY TNrsCT To
sir oN ms TiHu\E All ~ MINER
posi- PERFORMANCE SELDOM rQuALlrp
Ntll INti~>AN4 IA GHTEk MD ~ kN1N
OF 1lNTINt Ap.I.Ni ~:
DNItN AMERICA ~ rLTCTRtC NtCCESS.
PRrSS King Dopo pROvFS \ urWRN
AuN Nt'u ISlC To ~ II Al. TASTES"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-14
Local and Personal Briefs

Thomas Everly, of Braden Sta
ti0u, WaS business caller In the
city today.
". R Kerns, a prominent livery
man OF Alvy, Is business visitor
In the city.
Frank Rymer, of Middlebourne
was business caller In the city
last evening.
T. H. Dudley, of the South Side
went to Petersburg this morning
on business.
w. W. Chrisley,of Alma, W. Va.
is a prominent business caller IN
the city today.
A G. Miller, of New York City,
Is visiting hts brother, T. A Miller
of Wood street.
The young Elks were too sup,e
for their senior brothers in yestet-
days ball game.
Miss Harriet Campbell Is al
Middlebourne attending Teachers
Institute this week.
E. w. S. Nef. Of Wheeling. wa:
among the prominent business
callers in the city today.
F. F. Furbee, of Middlebourne
returned this morning from bust
ness trip to Patkersburg.
George S Parshall after bust
ness absence of a few weeks from
our city, is again with us.
Thcs. Gill, of Burt street, wa:
called to Clarksburg this morning
by the death of his brother.
The W. G. T. u. announce sale
of home made baking all day Sat
urday in the K,ug building.
MIS- Jennie Irwin, Of the South
Side, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Fuldermap, of Parkersburg.
William Terry, of Charles street
left the city this morning for Eas
Liverpool, Ohio, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O'Day and
little daughter, of New York City,
are guests of the Hotel Wells,
As there will be no game Of ball
this week TO entertain US let's 60 tc
the M. E. church this evening.
T. A. Gorrell, a well known bus
mess man of Kidwell, was an after
noon business caller In the city.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-14

House for rent. Inquire OF Stew.
art Sisters, 3I2 North Wells street
IT
Mrs. F. Carmichael and Mrs. +.
G. Bumps, of Jacksonburg, were
calling on friends In the city today.
The wet weather or something
equally as stimulating, seems to
have revived the lynching indus
try.
Charlie Krug Is improving his
property on the corner of Elizabeth
street, by better drainage and sew
ering.
For Sale or Rent.-Four room
house with water and gas. Good
location. Apply quick at Oil Re-
view Office. 9tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott, of
Jackson Ridge, o. are guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. Rose Carson of
Wells street.
W. G.. Agnew and Frank Hicks
returned to the city On the after
noon train from a business trip 10
points south.
Dr. and Mrs. Geyer, of Zaues-
vile, Ohio, are the guests of Rev.
and Mrs H. B. Bowden, of Rail.
road avenue.
William Corbett, who has been
rusticating at Mt. Clemens for the
past few weeks, returned to his
city last evening.
o. c. Thomp son, the genial pro-
prietor OF the Green Hotel, Of Mat
amoras, was IN the city last eve
ming on business.
The W. c. T. U. ladies will sell
home made cookery all day from
9 o'clock Saturday in the furnitu re
room, Wells street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Talbot, of the
Ohio side, are at Elizabeth, Writ
county, this week attending the
Baptist Association.
Don't heat up your house Satur-
day to bake bread when you can
buy such nice bread of the ladies at
the Furniture building"
Contractor c. M. Sanderson and
daughter, little Miss Uldene, of
Wells street, spent the day with
friends at New Martinsville.
The ladies of the W. c. 7.
U. held a we'll attended bust
ness meeting Tuesday at their
headquarters Chairmen OF various
committees were appointed. prepar-
atory Of the State convention which
will meet here the first of October.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-14

The Ice man Is recovering.
The mornings are still chilly.
More evidence of summer today.
w. H. Friedell, of Wheeling, Is
In the city.
&c. Kuox, of Bradford, Pa, Is
In the city.
August IS slowly recovering from
the shivers.
Josiah Dobsin, of Trail Run, O.,
Is In the city.
Gerge ParshaIl left the city this
morning for Pittsburg
Postmaster Geo. E. Work went
to Parkersburg this morning.
NV. Greenlee, CT Middlebourne,
Is a business caller in the city.
J. L. Allen, of Lima, Is attending
the meeting of gaugers In the city.
Charles Gregg, of the Jug, was
business caller in the city today.
F. Basquett, of Big Flint was reg
istered at the Hotel Mercer today.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, of Wood
street, is reported quite Ill Of fever.
Richard Mayfeld, Of Wick, was a
business visitor In the city today.
J. H. Denny, of Wheeling, was
registered at the Hotel Mercer to-
day.
J.G. EVERY, of Dunkard, Pa Is
a social and business arrival In our
city.
I. NJ. Underwood, of Alma, was a
business caller In TIE city last eve
ming
James McCoach, left the city last
evening for points north on bust
ness.
Mrs. F. F. French of Cambridge
Springs, Pa, Is guest OF the Hotel
Wells.
Miss Blanche Wells. Of Friendly,
spent the afternoon with friends In
the city.
L. W. Lally. a we'll known trav-
cling man of Wheeling. was In the
city today.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-14
HOW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
reward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured BY Halls Catarrh
Cure,
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have
known F. J. Cheney for the last IS
years, and believe him perfectly
honorable In all business transac-
tons and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their
firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Drug.
gists, Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold
~ all druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-14
E. STEWART s co.

We feel sure no store enjoys the popularity
that ours does. To those few who are not familiar
with the kind of store we have we extend a most
cordial welcome to visit us and get acquainted.
Yes, we are a little ways further up town, but
certainly the savings we save you on your purch-
asses, the unexcelled lines from which you may
select the guarantee that you have your moneys
worth and there is satisfaction in knowing when
you buy from Stewards its all right. For the
present we are offering great reductions through
out our entire store-no particular lines are re-
served Each and every article has received
blow from our price-cutting knife, and never be.
tore was the opportunity so great for saving on
your purchases.
Stewart the fore September for the worlds
markets. greater and better than
before will be able before been
construction will be completed
fall business and with the Increased facilities for
determined rightly
the Mecca for S!ersvle and vicinity buyers
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-14
What's Your Face Worth?

Sometimes a fortune, but never
If you have sallow complexion, a
jaundiced look, moth patches and
blotches on the skiu-all signs of
liver trouble. But DR.. Kings New
Life Pills give clear skin, rosy
cheeks, rich complexion. Only 25c
at D. A. Hendershot's drug store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-14

The price of sugar Is going up
this week, but thanks to the back
ward season which did not permit
the frugal housewife to make the
usual quantity of jelly and jam, the
demand for sugar has not been
quite so great. Maybe the tune will
not be so joyous when a long cold
winter Is on, but just now the citi-
zen Is getting even with the sugar
trust.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-14

NILS. HtlZa weaver, VI tNdIASAAAS
street, left yesterday for an ex'
tended visit with relatives at points
In Pennsylvania and New York
State.
Mrs. T. A. Miller and son, Mas
ter Harold, of Wood street, left the
city last evening for Olean, N. Y,
where they will visit relatives for a
few weeks.
Miss Alta Cunningham will open
a dressmaking establishment In the
Krug building at the corner of
Wells and Elizabeth streets, about
August goth. 8 IL If
George F. Eckbert, treasurer of
the Carter Oil company with head
quarters In Titusville, Pa, Is in
the city TODAY on business pertain
Ing to his Office.
Mrs. R. S. Bull, of the South
Side, who yesterday underwent a
critical surgical operation In a
Wheeling hospital, Is reported to
be getting along well.
Tom Annawalt, of Weston, and
former popular young man OF our
city, has returned after a years
absence and gone to work here for
thu Carter Oil company.
Miss Sue Thistle, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. M. E.
Thistle of North Water street. for
a few weeks, left for her home this
AFTERNOON In New York City.
Mrs. Laura Hawkins, of Carriers
vile, Ga arrived In the city yes
terday and will be the guest of the
family of Mr. c. H. Alexander, of
Wood street, for few weeks.
Mrs Crumrine. who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Robert
Mccoy, of Middlebourne, passed
through the city this morning on
her way to Salem to visit friends.
There will be very interesting
game of ball tomorrow afternoon
on the park here between the Sis.
;ville Stars and New Martins
Vile Stars. Ladies and gentlemen
free.
Mrs. James F. Dolan and two
little daughters, Misses Mary and
Margaret, left the city this after
noon on the 3:I4 train for Atlantic
City where they will rusticate for a
few weeks.
Miss Blanche Rutter, of Pitts
burg. who has been the guest Of
| Miss Mae Corbitt, OF Wells street,
left for New Martlnsvil!e last eve
ming where she will visit relatives
for few days.
H. E. Wilson's famous trotting
horse Gold Bug won first money In
the race at Jamestown, N. Y, yes
terday. Thus it will be seen Sis
tersville don't lose In all contests
for supremacy.
J E. Martin, OF Burt street, re-
turned last evening fromEarnshaw,
where he was called by the serious
Illness of his little son, Ray, who
we are pleased to note Is much i'm
proved in health.
Claude Robinson, of Middle
bourne, passed through the city
last evening on his way home from
Clarksburg. He purchased a hand
some baby carriage here before
leaving for Tyler's capital.
Honest pianos, organs and sew
ing machines at honest prices.
Easy payments. L. L. Fisk, man
featuring agent, 3c6 Elizabeth
street, Sistersville, w. Va.
d g. wit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirkaid left
the city this morning for their sum-
mer outing, which will be spent at
Atlantic City. During their stay at
this popular resort thew will be
quartered at the Seaside Hotel.
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NERVES LIKE AFLAT.IRON.

A woman who suffered for three
years from nervous prostration says
tTo bottles Of Lichty's Celery
Nerve Compound eff 'cted a COM
plete cure. She hardly knows t.
day whether she has nerves or not,
as she never feels them. It Is GER
tainly a wonderful It medy. Sold by
c. W. Grier.
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STOP COLDS

whe- you feel one coming on by
taking Krause's Cold Cure. Pre-
pared In convenient capsules that
cure while you work. Price 25c.
Sold by c. ". Grier.
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Persons indebted to me for lease
rent must call and settle at once.
Patience has ceased to be a vir-
tue.
8 I2tf c. THISTLE.
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You cannot chcoie your earthly
lot
Nor right all seeming wrongs.
The clam likes not
The chowder hot,
But that's where he belongs"