West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-03

Coy's Book Store. 3 st
w G. Hays. the efficient man.
ager of the West Virginia Tool
company, was a St. Marys business
caller this afternoon.
Hon. and Mrs. Selmon Wells, OF
Long Reach, spent TO-DAY In the
city with their son, DR.. George ).
Wells, of Elizabeth street.
B. Engle and c. B. Riggle, two
prominent attorneys of the county
seat, went to Petersburg this
morning on legal business.
W. M. Birch, of the Mountain
State Gas company, went to Mata-
moras this morning to look after
the interests OF his company.
Mrs. John Paiszler and little
daughter Florence, Of Brown Betty
street, went to Parkersburg today
for a short visit with relatives.
I. M. Underwood, the efficient
prosecuting attorney went TO New
Martinsville this morning to attend
to some important legal matters.
A new line of pictures from so
cents to $40 just In at McCoy's
Book and Art Store. They make
a fine wedding, birthday or other
gift. SGT
Mrs. Sybert, of Monterey, Pa,
who has been visiting her sons,
Messrs. M. A. and S. c. Sybert for
few weeks, left for her home this
morning.
Choice clover seed $3.50 per
bushel and prime No. I timothy
seed s. so per bushel at Durham
Hardware Company.
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Mrs. R. E. Weber, of South
Water street, left for Matamoras
this afternoon, where she will visit
her parents who reside near there,
for few days.
For sale.-Improved farm one
mile from Middlebourne. A bargain.
Owner wishes to sell on account Of
Ill health. Inquire this Office.
Miss Gertrude Brothers, who has
been the guest of Mrs. ]. J. Ohm
stead, OF Main street, for a few days,
returned to her home today at
Wellsville, o.
The west Is versatile. While we
had only windstorm and thunder
shower here, out In Indiana light
ming struck house during snow
storm and two persons were burned
10 death.
Two of the city's handsomest and
best known young ladies will be
married In June. Both of the other
necessary parties to these weddings
are located In the Harrison county
oil field.
With snow, slush and mud, this
Is indeed ideal weather for moving
if the object be to contract sick.
ness In the family. The date for
the annual fitting should be
changed to May I.
The First National Bank has a
changed advertisement today. This
Is one of the most prominent fnan-
cial institutions of the state. and
the management believes in llber-
al use of printers ink.
The statement from the weather
department that the Sunday blow
was only O high wind will satisfy
several communities of Western
Pennsylvania that a cyclone or tor.
nado is not to be desired.
w. c. Ryan, the pc pular manager
of the Schmulbach Brewing com
pany of this city, and Frank
SHETLAND. a prominent hotel man
of Maysville, N. Y, spent the af-
ternoon with friends at St. Mays
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 st
c. c. Carroll, a we'll known and
popular nurse. arrived in the city
last evening from New Martin sville
and lett this afternoon for his home
at Middlebourne, where he will
take a much needed vacation of a
lew weeks.
He who leads his neighbors to
better things is twice a leader. he