West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-16

PAVO0O Aoe
All advertising for the programs
for "A Poor Relation" should be
In by Friday morning.
Miss Hattie YonDg, of Mccoy
avenue, went to New Martinsville
this af'erooon. where she will visit
her grandmother, Mrs. DR.. Young,
for q few days.
T. ]. Huston left this morning
for Wellsburg and other points
north. In the interest Of the Reid
Gas Engine. He will be absent
from the city several days.
The nuyue rous friends of Fl. A.
Sutherland will be exceedingly
sorry to learn he Is confined to
his home Ga Hill street, with a Sc
rious attack Of typhoid fever.
J. H. Mccoy. proprietor and
chief editor of the Oh Review was
called to Parkersburg this morning
on important business. He will
return to the city this evening.
Il troubled by a weak digestion.
loss of appetite or constipation, try
few doses Of Chamberlain Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. Every box
warranted. For sale by c. w.
Grier.
The oil market advanced FIVE
cents this morning, and Is now
SI.2o per barrel. 1t remained just
four months at $I.15 mark. Small
favors, however, are always thank
fully received.
Remember Swallow & Markle's
Graud Floating Palace Is at the
upper wharf. and will give one OF
the finest high class vaudeville en-
tertalnments this evening" ever
witnessed In the city.
Strawberries are coming down In
price. They are now quoted In on,
local market at IS cents a box,
which Is supposed to hold quart.
The dealers inform US that by Sat-
urday they will not be worth more
than 20 or IS cents box.
Captain J. M. Hammett, who
has inst cOmDleted the tOWbOat
r. P.:Gilham, at Marietta, will SUI
perintecd the building of new
towboat at SistersvilIe, for White
Bros. of that place. The new boat
will be duplicate of the Tornado,
which was built under the super
intendency of Captain Hammett.-
Pittsburg Dispatch.
G. A. Foster, of Hockineport
Ohio, Is calling On friends In and
near the city. Mr.. Foster Is a
former resident of this county, and
resided near Alvy previous to NOV
Ing to Ohio. He LETT the county
some three years ago after a resi-
dence IL it:of twenty two years. He
Is following the vocation Of farm
log and owns one of the finest
farms in the Oai~ Valley. His host
of friends here are pleased to see
him.
G. H. Kirberger. the we'll known
carriage builder of East Charles
street, has just completed repairing
and repaintipg a gypsy wagon fol
Queen Deborah, of st. Louis. The
wagon was left with Mr.. Kirbergel
last fall and was shipped last eve
ming on the Keystone State to lis
destination. The JOB was the most
artistic ever done In the city, and
we might state conscientiously I
was one of the finest Of the kline
ever turned cut In West Virginia
The ornamenting and the stripping
were especially 6ue.
"A Poor Relation which will
be seen here at an early date with
| Sol Smith RusselPs own company
Is one of those comedies that will
live for years because there is moth
Ing vulgar, crude or coarse In it,anC
no melo-dramatic clap-trap. It L
simply a wholesome, heartsom'
play, a story from life In which th'
characters are hupan and natural
Would that we had more such at
fractions as "A Poor Relation
come OUT way. They are few ant
far between At Auditorium Mon
| day night.