West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-06-09

IL q single stitch drops. One
single wrong INDUCED In makes a
hole you could pat your head
through.
During a baseball game by boys
near church at McKeasport last
Saturday a $1,000 stained glass
window vas broken by a batted
bali. Both sides made home runs
following this costly play.
i Mr.. Snyder, Schmulbach's candi-
date for State Senator In Ohio
county, was nominated for that of
fee Saturday by the Republicans
against S. G. Smith, who was Sen.
ator SCOTS man. It was a very
warm and corrupt contest.
G. D. Eastman, formerly clerk In
G. w. Grier's drug store in this
city, has purchased the drug store
in Middlebourne from G. L. Norris
& Co., and took possession of the
same this morning. We wish him
success In his new venture.
The citizens cf New Matamoras,
Ohio, are making arrangements to
have Street fair In that town to
last two days, July 4th and 5th.
It's high time our people were get
ting advertising matter for cele-
bration here the coming Fourth.
At Buchahnon the people are go.
Ing to celebrate the Fourth by
having an COX Roast" when all
who attend can have all the roast
beef they want for nothing. The
people of Buchannon are evidently
throwing their wealth around with
a lavish hand.
The smallpox situation at Clar-
ington has been greatly exaggerat-
ed, as according to the examina-
ton of the State Board of Health
bat one case of the disease exists.
All persons who have In any way
exposed themselves have been
quarantined.
A man In this town went into a
store and begged enough seed corn
to plant his little garden. and then
tried to sell the merchant some
patent medicine which he claimed
was a pain relief. The merchant
said, well, you do give me pain,
but l do not believe I will buy the
cure from the man who begged
seed corn"
My little son had an attack of
whooping cough, and was threat
ened with pneumonia; but for
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy we
would have had a serious time OF 1t.
1t also saved him from several Sc.
we're attacks Of croup.-H. J.
Strickfadep, editor World Herald
Fair Haven, Wash. For sale by
c. w. Grier.
The Sabbath School of the M.
E church will picnic on the Gu.
reka Pipe Line Park" on Wednes-
day, June II. The "Barpsdall"
will carry the party and will leave
the wharf at exactly six co o'clock.
All children under eight 60 free,
over eight will pay IS cents for
transportation, round trip, and ten
cents for admission to the ground.
Total charge forty five cents, CAS-
cents). Ice cream will be sold on
the ground. "Merry go round"
free. Games of various kinds free.
All are cordially invited.
Superintendent LOOMS, of the
Mountain State Gas company Is
seriously Ill. He was eating his
dinner yesterday when he sudden
ly fell back with paralytic fit.
Kind friends carried him to his
room and later he had FIVE more
fits of the same character. He was
then bled ard after that time he
seemed to improve. His brother,
who Is a physician In Cleveland, o.,
was sent for and arrived today. 1t
Is believed now that, he will recover.
Frank Hornbrook (Fagan,'') Is a
guest of relatives and friends of
the wharfcoat. Pagan lives at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where water
never Is more than a luxury and
reads the accounts Of large 5peci-
mems of the finny tribe being taken
from the waters of the Ohio be.
lievlng it can be done any old
time ard any old how, so about a
week ago he and some school boy
friends struck the banks of the
Beautiful Ohio" pear Pipe creek,
they had the lrck of the initiated