West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-19

Ing after the drilling OF the well en-
Butcher lease. = Richie County
The many friends of Miss Rose
Collier, of George street, will be
pleased to learn she Is slowly re
from a serious attack of
typhoid fever.
Choice clover seed $3.50 per
bushel and prime No. I timothy
seed So so per bushel at Durham
Hardware Company.
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Hot chocolate, home made and
Huylers candles will be sold on
Thursday and Friday at the Olston
Opera House. by the ladies of the
Guild.
The weather today was clear and
the atmosphere was crisp and cold.
We are promised, however, tor to-
morrow warmer weather, with In
creased cloudiness.
On the Keystone State yesterday
were an interesting lot of passen
gers. 1t being the c. T. Tanner
pony circus, They were headed
for Birmingham, Ala.
Choice Clover seed So so per
bushel and Prime No. Timothy
seed IS SO per bushel at Durham
Hard ware company
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DR.. J L Thistle, of washington,
Pa, arrived in the city last eve
ming, and will remain few DAYS
for the purpose of looking after bis
extensive business interests In this
locality.
Mrs. ]. B. Brennan, of wheeling,
arrived In the city last evening and
will be the guest of her sisters, Mrs.
T. ], Deloe, of Brown Betty street,
and Mrs. John Stathers, of Russell
avenue, for few days.
General morality depends In
great measure on having the ideal
side of the human being awakened
and gratified from the very begin
ming of life, In order to afford a
counterpoise to selfish desires.
Fred Mullendick, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. George Gu thire.
of Benton street, went to Mata
moras this morning where they
will visit their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullendick, for a i=w days.
Nessrs. James P rker and Frank
Former have pa chased a lot In
Friendly and will erect large liv-
cry barn on same at once. The
property was purchase from Mrs.
Susan B. Wilkinson, and Is situ.
ated opposite the postC flee. The
lot Is 6oxI36 feet and the price
paid was $1,000.
Sistersville 10 ige No. 333 r. P.
0. ElKs, will nominate Candidates
this evening to be voted Tor al he
annual election on March AZ h, aud
as the meeting Is an important one
as full a representation of the Lodge
as possible Is desired.
LYNN KIRKLAND,
Secretary.
The millinery opening of Stew
art Sisters, as advertised In the Re-
view, Is now going on and Is being
very largely attended and literally
patronized. The store room Is
tastefully decorated and with the
profusion of exquisitely beautiful
hats. and thrOng of pretty buyers
the scene Is one of LONELINESS be-
yond description.
Duty II ever present. II Is with
as In the morning and night. 1t Is
With as In our employments and
our pleasures. Since 1t cannot be
escaped, let rs do our duty cheer
fully, that It may bring pleasures
and prof;s to others and to them
selves. We are social beings and IL
ID seldom that we can help our
selves without bene6ting others.
Leonard Stevens and Barney De.
vine escaped from the Belmont
county jail at st. .Clairsville, Ohio,
early yesterday morning and are
still at large. They are two of the
most desperate criminals ever In
carcerated In that county. They
gained their freedom through q
hole In the f1oor of their cell thir-
teen inches long and eight and q |
hall inches wide. How they
through this opening Is q
question that puzzles rs.