West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-06-10


prove In health and was able yester-
day to be up and around the house.
He will be able TO attend to his
professional duties now In very
short time.
When you see the vacant furni.
ture room looking too pretty 30 pass
% In and be served with the best
cake and Ice cream to be had any
where for only a dime. This eve
ming is the time and everybody
welcome.
The democratic meeting held in
A. B. Hunts law Office was very
SHINY attended last night. The
object of the meeting was to make
arrangements to attend the County
convention Saturday at Middle
bourne.
Only thirty people so far have
taken out dog license in this city:
AS there are several thousand dogs
In this place the dog killer will
soon have big job on his hands
killing dogs If the owners do not
step up and pay the tax on their
dogs.
Milan has curiosity In clock
which is made entirely of bread.
The maker Is a native of India,
and has devoted three years of his
life to the construction Of this curl
osity. The clock Is of good size
and goes well.
]. Playmate, who resides at Buf.
falo, Wayne county, was struck by
a Norfolk & Western train and
both his legs severed. He had
been a merchant at Buffalo fifty
years and was wealthy. He died
after the accident.
Sistersville men will keep other
peoples secrets and tell all their
own-when they get drunk. Wo.
men keep sober and also keep
their own secrets, but they always
tell all they know-that isn't good
about other people.
Mrs. J. F. Wolfe, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. E.
Bedford, and other relatives here
left yesteri Jay Tor Caldwell, Ohio
where she will make her future
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe are
former residents of this city.
At a woman's convention out Ii
Illinois the other day with 2o5 del
egates present, there were 354
votes cast on one ballot. Who say:
women can't hold their own witt
the men when it comes to voting
as we'll as talking and other things
In a thunder storm lightning
struck the house of c. c. Horner
near St. Marys. The bolt came
down the chimney, shattering some
rafters and killing dog that wa:
lying on the floor at the foot OF Mr.
and Mrs. Horner, who were slight
ly shocked.
The Warrington Daily Record Il
the latest newspaper venture In thi
State. The Daily Record Is thre'
columns wide, four pages and abou
ten inches long. Here Is hopinl
the babe will soon become grown
up fellow and one that will Away
live on the fat of the land.
A charter has been granted II
the Pan Handle OIL and Gas com
pauy, of Point Pleasant; capital, SIS,
ooo, 900. Other charters grantee
Monday were: The Burnside Bank
of huntsville, w. Va; WellsburI
Club, Wellsburg, and the Cabel
Oil aud Gas company, of Milton.
New telephone lines will be pu
up between this city and Middle.
bourne. The old poles are abou
rotted and are very crooked. 4
new set of poles are being put u
and the lines Strengthened up which
will make the service. very muc1
better than 1t has been heretofore
Captain Eph Wells rsturne
home last night from a month
trip to Texas where he now own
several Thousand acres of lanC
While absent this time he bough
three or four sections of Texa
land which Is selling now for abou
So 90 an acre and will no doubt
time be very valuable.
The oil we'll on Mr.. Burdett
farm near town, which Is bein
cleaned out, will no doubt make
good we'll. They have row cleaue
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