West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-06-06
Local and Personal Briefs

For reut:-Five room house on
Main street. Fl. B. Crane. 81 If
Leave your orders for Cut Flow
ers for the Commencement exer.
ciSes at ooce at Huston's Green
House, this city. S 26 If.
Mr.. Sager and Mrs. Williams,
both IS years OF age, were married
at Parkersburg The bride was
unable to walk for many months
previous but after the ceremony
ran shout like child.
The sheriff has insisted on the
payment of YOUR taxes so don't
kick when he comes tor your prop
;erty. sat
Ex-senator Johnson n Camden,
who has been very Ill at his home
In Parkersburg. has been removed
to Virginia Hot Springs. He Is
suffering from uric acid poison and
Is In a critical condition.
Samuel Rosendorf of New York
has sold the Harper tract of 1900
acres In Randolph county, to Pitts.
burg parties for $4,000. A large
lumber mill will be erected near
Moore and a railroad will be built.
The board of trade of Sistersville
has the promise from some Pitts
burg parties that they will visit the
former place In few days to see
what can be done towards locating
an iron and steel mill there
Wheeling News. I
Hon. R. L. Gregory, of Sisters
Vile Is here today looking after his
interests In the contest for the Re.
publican nomination for state sena
tor. Mr.. Gregory Is very pleasant
gentleman and has made lots of
friends In Marshall. Herald.
Harry Turner was run over In
the yards at Blueield and received
injuries which resulted In his death
a few hours later. Miss Cora
Frank In who was with him, es
capped serious injury. This makes
six persons run over at Blue6eld
and Graham during the past ten
days.
The funeral of the late Charles
Nash will be held tomorrow morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock. Interment will
be at the Witten, Ohio, cemetery
Capt. c. B. Mccoy will leave the
upper wharf tomorrow morning
with the Blanch NJ, promptly at 8
o'clock, for the cemetery. Friends
of the family are invited to attend
the obse quies.
The claim that the delegates for
state senator here were unpledged
Is as far from the facts as any thing
can be. Each one was elected as
Meighen delegates and any of them
who let's any other candidate get
the influence or support of this dis.
trict will f1atten himself for all time
to come for 1t would only be a
straight sell out for money.-Cam-
oron Banner.
Mrs. J. c. Hickman and Miss
Kate Ladds, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Riddle, of Little
Plttsburg, this county, for few
weeks, passed through the city last
evening on their way home at
Franklin, Pa. They were accom-.
panied to this city by Mr.. Riddle.
who holds a position with the
South Penn Oh company, and
daughter Miss Mae.
One hundred and ninety-six tick.
cts were sold at the B. & o. R. R.
station here this morning for New
Martinsville. II Is estimated that
fully five hundred people from this
city and vicinity attended the
circus at New Martinsville today.
AS Is usually the case an occasions
like today, the B. & o. railroad
company display ed Its enterprise by
having just two coaches attached
to the 81 train this morning.
Consequently number of people
were unable to secure passage.
Some few were permitted to enter
the baggage car or they too, would
have been obliged to walt for the
1910 train. Hereafter Our citizens
should charter q steamboat. There
never was nor never will be any
Accommodations given the public
by this road.
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