West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-14

duEOuG W0utS ak III IL ~ 9 49, 49,
potatoes, cucumbeTs. string beans,
cabbage. tomatoes, caul,f over. let
tuce and many other varieties are
abundant. You take basket full
of money to market but can carry
home In your pocket what Won get
for 1t.
The announcement that birds are
put only on cheap hats, says the
Chicago Post. will do more TO dis
courage the wearing of such 6neTy
than volume of appeals to hu
mapity and genileness. NJ wo-
man will care TO declare through
the bill of a stuffed bird that she Is
wearing cheap millinery.
The steamer Kanawha will be In
condition to leave the local docks
on Wednesday. and will leave on
that day for Charleston on her
scheduled time. 1t will be remem
bered that this boat sank at Davis
Island dam short time ago, and
that she has been on the docks here
being repaired. Petersburg
News.
A Sunday school teacher recent
ly told her class about the cruelty
of docking horses. "Can any little
girl tell me- she said, "of an APP.
propriate verse of Scripture refer.
ring to such treatment" A small
girl arose and said solemnly, "What
God hath joined together, let no
man put asunder."
So long as the trusts confined
themselves to operations In steel,
glass and oil and manufactured ar
ticles Ct various kinds, the people
were patient, but their encroach-
ments on staple and necessary az
ticles of food will bring the govern
ment face to face with situation
of extreme gravity.
An alarm of FIRE was given this
afternoon at o'clock by the ex-
covely of small blaze in house
on Diamond street belonging to
Mrs. Stoddard. The FIRE, however,
was distinguished before much
damage was done. Our efficient
fire laddies responded, as usual,
with Lightning rapldity.
Rev. and Mrs. r. A Anderson,
Misses Sarah and Dixie Mccoy
and Sallie Russell. of this city, and
Hon. Selmon Wells, of Long Reach,
left this afternoon for New York
City, to attend the session of the
General Assembly aud Woman's
Home Mission Society, which con.
venes In the above city tomorrow.
They will be gone some two weeks.
People ought to do their bank
ing at home just as they should
patronize their home merchants.
Those who have deposits In some
of the Pittsburg saving banks
would not think of going up
there If they wanted loan but
would apply to one of their home
banks. If the banker would CURLY
tell them to get their loans where
they kept their deposits 1t would
serve them right.
The program for the Musical and
Entertainment to be given under
the auspices of Slstersville Tent
No. 3. Knights of Maccabees, to-
morrow evening at the Auditorium
theatre, Is a most elaborate one, land
will doubtless be a very enjoyable
occasion. Fifteen hundred invita-
lions have been issued for the en-
tertainment, which Is ample evi
dence of crowded house.
DR.. Samuel S. Adams. proml
nent physician of Washington, q.
c.. who was called to the bedside of
the little daughter of Attorney and
Mrs. A. Bruce Hunt, informed US
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, that
while the child was seriously Ill. he
was hopeful of Its recovery. 1t Is
the sincere prayers of the relatives
and friends of this bright little girl
and Its devoted parents that 1t will
be restored to health.
The Fayette county criminal
county has adjourned. There were
1874 felony and 27 misdemeanor
convictions. There were three c0n-
victions of murder In the first de-
gree, each carrying life sentence
and six for murder In the second
degree. Five felony cases. two Of
them for murder, were continues
and Frank Brazie, charged with
murder. was granted change OF
venue. Brazie Is son of Major
III. w. Brazie, the FIRST Judge of the