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j.. w. "mtteb LOeabS.
Look nj the prices. named below, come 10
, eee the goods and determine Tor yourseii
VIII ether or not the prices are cheap.
We have a lot Of cheviot, serRes In short
lengths 10 Inches wide. black and colored ail
wool which We are selling NJ :S cents yard
The usual price 10 " cens yaau. anTrs ..n,ns
very inst.
We are selling peau de sole black sill one
yard wide nj SIS Sold by any OF the clty
retailers at sl.jO u yari. also black taiista
SILK, u yard wide nj slO0 yard. which gen.
orally sells at s.l95 Our line Of black
uu coIored dress goods NJ 10 cents yard
a, nnot be matched anywhere. some OF These
goods are worth % cents ana doilar Satu.
We are still main tanning our reputation
for selling cheap smbroideries. Our STOCK
OF embroideries il very large and attractive.
We sell 23 yards imitation torchon lace
from twr to rve inches wide ior one dollar.
Every lady should sec this bargain.
Why In l.. W. Whites store the best place IN
bay calicoh: Because you CAN get the best
a, s,andnrd prints al cents u yard, aud have
one thousand different patterns To select
from.
l.. W. White will show ycu the best assort.
ment Of red and white hanneis and give you
| red twillsd flannel that he sells at - cents u
yard In certainly hard To beat.
such An assortment Of outings an l.. W.
White ID p0wshowing In not To- be seen every
day. You can get al least Two huhureu sIyies
| 10 select from.
Buy your carpets. rugs and ART squares
from l.. w. White. He has rugs from - cents
| 10 twenty-five dOllars.
In addition 10 . mugni fic lent stock of dry
goods, ciothing, shoes and hats. L. W. White
niway y carries u complete stock VI groceries
| aud provisions.
He In now Offering roasted coffee which is
| ahead of any article ever offered AT the price.
| Only ten cents u pound. and II Is said TO be
better than ArbuckIes. Try H.
l.. W. White.
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Mn. PAUL CHIsoLA. Of Chester. after hav
oer Oiiice, returned 70 Chester last Monday TO
help Brother Bigham with bis WORK among
the types. A iaater type-setter or o oethr
man than Mr.. Chisolm seldom passes thD
way. We were sorry for him 10 90 away.
The furniture isctory 10 turning ont lot OF
the npished goods. and arc daily nliing orders
for distant parta Tney make good furniture,
and sell it amazingly cheap. Charles +. Ham.
mond. book keeper and treasurer. J. 3. STARK,
president
Losr-PAir OF Eyeglasses. between DR.. Nj 4.
lingswortk's ONCE and tho ONCE OF Or. Ssei.
for. Finder Will please leave at Press aud
Banner Office.
uTHE MHssRs KELLAR BROS have enlarged
their business and pow have . store iuil oi
pretty goods. including oil sorts oi cfockeTy
aud glass.
Cour ono. come all, and see the beautiful
dhpiny that will be on exhibition NJ Had
uonS today.
MR.. aUaH HOWARD Ia At work In the Rail-
road shopa-
ME-. ERNEsr HOWARD 10 helping Charlie
Hammond 70 make the best OF furniture.
This 10 the day 70 90 70 Heddon's opening.
We invite all the ladies Of Abooville n
y,cluity % 9tiepd cur display OF millinery
and dress goods to-day.
400 Late Cabbage Plants 70 arrive wed-
nesday.-A. b. Morse.
For saie-Three hundred and my men's
ovsrcosls at Poiiakof's store.
80 pounds dried fruit for sale.-Mrs. y. l.
Arnold.
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Psrcais and muslin remnants regardless oi
cs,sl. al Haidons.

Psrcnls and muslin remnants regardless oi
Gust, ai Haddon's.
Rsceived This week. q nice lot OF fresh can.
nssi n,xnt. Ham loai veal iosi. hog aud
hominy, Engiish sausage, Vienna sausage pot
ted bsla, cnipped beei. tripe. cannsa oeei'
unch tongue. a"os D' '1"''
N vou want 70 zee the most complete line
of psintv yvu ever saw, 60 10 Milford Drug
store.
When Won have 10 move you do not want
10 dnmsxe your Iurnitufe. Have ~ nanle9
in n iurnitnrs wagon and by Experienced
Snvnttnr, men See The Kerr Furni-
iurs CO.. they Will do IL tos you and al resason-
able prices.
Trunks? Trunks 70 set. AL sizes anu al
prices. w. ID. Barksdale.
MssuuS Jsrs, quarts and bali gallons IN aLy
Quantity aud ~ right prices. W. ~ nAiAs
lnle,
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Al Haddon's will be found attractions In
Tess goods.
Iricol fannels and fianneetts for ladies'
waists selling very fast at Haddons. Call
early and be supplied.
Have you seen thai 81 inch heavy skirting
at Haddon'n:
do you want nice ready.made skirt. call
nj Haddon's.
We can supply you In q nics jacket or cape
at Haddon's.
A beautiful line OF black, ready. made
sk irts at Haddon's.
Have you examined tho new shoes at Had.
don's.
Don't you want a pat Vici Kid shoe, then
10 To Haddon's and get IL.
A new stock Of ueen Quality shoes at Had
dOns.
The largest and best stock Of shoes can be
found at Haddon's for ladies', misses AND
children.
Ladies' and chidren's underwear at Had
dom Just arrived this week. Call and besup-
piled.
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We MI prescriptions, this department of
our business will about double that OF any
prescription business ever done by any drug
concern in the city Of Abbeville. The people
are pleased or we could not do it.
The Speed Drug 20.
l.aU pair ladies hose aud meas sOx. the l0c
kind. just received and going at 30 a pair
while they last. W. ID. Barr sdals.
Rugs-rugs, art squares. the largeSt stock.
the prettiest patterus are 10 be found NJ The
Kerr Furniture TO- st0re.
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Purity.

Purity 10 nour ough, ~ be An Important
confederation In every family In making
'Ciifion" fioaf every grain O! wheat 10 thor.
oughiy cleaned before grinding, and IL eon.
vertsd into -four In Q hygienicAily plean moo
ern mill. The Hour In purified. screted ana
sified ihroush h de,icats silk cloths before II In
soaked. Absolute purity IL thus assured.
The hest hour looks very much !ike any
other flour when II In In the sack. The real
ts~t 10 In the baking. That's where .Clluon
fionr eSceiE by every tsxt-rxcelE Ia purity
and perfection; In the quality and richness Of
tho bread.
Pure fiour really doea not cout any more
than fiour that In not sfrictly pure. 'Clifton"
fiour m guaranteed strictly pore wheat hour
and N st,ld at q reasonable price. -Clinon
has no rival. There 10 no better nour sold NJ
snv nrics. Braaaford Mslis,
Owensboro, Ky.
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COTTON MARKET.

Reported by ". D. Barksdals, Buyer OF all
Kinds OF Country Produce and Dealer IN
Farmers Supplies.
Number Of bnies resolved since last TueA
day soO.
Market closing st - cents.
Collou seed ~ per bushel.
Estimsled loads Of hay Price ranging
from C. to-c. per hundred POUNDS
Costou strong. Mills running ON Two weeks
suDplisu. Out iook strong Tor holders.
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Acid iron Mineral IN the finest thing out for
dyspepsia, Indigestion, etc. Try u, II IL pleas
ANT To the taste and marvellous In It's elect.
For sale by The speed Drug Co
Harris I.ithia water. carbonaud and plain
or hlls at Miliords Drug store, Phope lU1.
For catarrh. headache, neuralgia. croupe
r,,l,is, cuts aud burns, use Camthol. For sale
nj MiiIurd's Drug Store. Phone luI.
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Bruin.RoOd Nonsense.

Another ridiculous food fad has been brand
ed by the most competent authorities. They
have dispeled the silly notion that one kind
OF iood is needed for brain, another for mus.
cles, and still another for bones. A correct
diet will not only nournish . particular part
OF the body, but IL will sustain every other
part. Yet. however good your food may be,
lis nutriments Ia destroyed by Indigestion or
dyspepsia. You must prepare for their APP
regular doses OF Green's August Flower. the
favorite medicine OF the healthy millions. a
few doses aids digestion. stimulates the liver
10 healthy sctlon. purifies the blood, ana
makes you feel buoyRnt and vigorous. You
can get this reliable remedy Rt The specs
Drug C,. Get Green's special Almanac.
l-N-D2.
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Removal.

To nv friends and customers throughoui.
the county. I have moved from the store ]
recently occupied, known a. the Russsei'
Rnilding above the Court House, " one re-
gently occuplsd 5y H. W. Lawson. Known ~
ths Tin and Stove man next door above NC.
Dill and Lyon on Trinity street. Come
around and pee me. Yours. Mike.
sttil carry tho same line ofgo0ds.
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The Prcsiden, OF tho Abbevills Green wood
Fire Iusunnce Company Offers reward oi
$50 for the ar.eat and convtctton Of the man
who fooled With kerosene and matches aooat
Mr.. Clark - house . week or tw0 ago. Mr:
WiiliaRs ofers 800 Tor tho same, This reward
will stimulate detectives 70 work up the case.
SaOO-For the return Of the scrap-hook, /,
Wnicn was taken from the table OF the fress
and Banner ofilce secentiy, nve dollars wtilsbe
paid. Bring the book and yet Inc money.
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Wednesday, Sept. "a, 1902.


Net The Georgia Lyecum Courne.
Ar.J. A. Hill, Manager Of the Open House.
will be able 10 give some very fine attrAc lions
this winter He has been able 10 secure some
very able lecturers, who have worldwide
reputation.
Georgia Lyceum Courss that We had last sea.
son. .
The coursa consists OF Mr.. A. w. Havkn, DIR.
Chicaxo Giee Club, Prof DeFilleness, Magic
Ian.
Mr.. A. W. Hawks. the laughing philosopher
who has such q wide reputation m lecturer.
ture n full Of wIt and humor. Prices eo, Scots.
Mr.. A. w. Hawks has the reputation Of
graceful orator and IN intertaining speaker.
II yoo miss him tonight you will always re
KnSt it.
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MrA z. J. Coz. Of New Bern. N. C., mother
Mra II l.. Psy Icr died Sept. l7th.
MR.. Paw lor was called home the frxt OF the
month on account Of her mothers Illness, but
her sickness did not terminate sertoasly I'LL
lnat week.
friends here.
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To RENT The Thomson house on street
10 sssDoard depot rooms. For terms ap
DIV 10 Il, L. DSfRan or r. r. Qusries.
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For SALE-The house and lot which now
occupy. Gan give posession October !:
]. b. stark.
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wANrED-The public 10 know that I am II
the stock business now and hereafier.
J. 3. Stark.
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Losr-an oppuriunity 10 have your picture
taken, II you do not take advantage OF io'
los. Sec the Norfolk Photo Novelty Co.
Ad. On nrst page.
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LOST-A small black sstieI dog. Reward
for any Information. II. q. s'ni'h' Aoosvsi'e'
sc.
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FoR SALx-Horse. carriage and harness
Bailey. App,yt0 b. r, Gillian.
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Teacher waased.
Teacher wanted at Cold Sp1ng. Apply 70
' 3. II. Cochran.
]. A. King.
w. Il. Eill1.
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Let ybndy rush their work through and
como TO the County Fair. There will be iun
galore.
The parade last year was q remarkable suc-
cess. This year We eau make ihings even bet
ter. n we will make special effort In that d.
rection.
Don't forget 10 bring the children TO the
Fair. They will enjoy II.
There must be n Queen OF the Carnival Go
TO MilfoTd's and vote for your sweetheart or
friend. II will only cost you ID cts.
Milford's IL the place 10 vote for the Queen
OF the Carnival.
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one the old citixens have dropped out and
new men and new women have nlled their
places.
ONLY ONE xEMnER OF THE ABBEvILLE BAR
IN 1879 SURVIVES.
or the members of the Abbeviiie Rar In
1871. only the Hon. w. b. Parker IL win us
today. The following have answered 10 the
last roii-caii, and are absent:
Burt ArmIstead
Bowie. X. E.
Csoihnn. J. b.
Fair, X. A.
Lee, w. A.
MCGOWAN, Samuel
Noble, Edward
Perrin, Thomas G.
Thomson. Thomas
Wilson. J. H.
and perhaps other members OF the Bar. were
uere In 1877, but they have passed away.
MERCHANTS AND CLERKS.
auong tbs merchants and their clerks In
,si2 the Survivors, AZ we now recall. are:
Douglas, q: A.
Edwards, John q.
Haddon, X u.
Penney, W.T..
Perrin, l.. W.
Quarles, I. T.
Robertson, J. i.
smith, w. Joel,
Templeton, w. A.
Visansks, G. A.
White, l. W.
White, George
OTHER SURVIVORS.
Among other citizens OF lsa2 who survive
ve m eption. NJ fnr an We can recall, tne names
OF those who were prominently before tho pub
Iic At that time:
Bar,weil. B. y.
Branch. w. T.
Bowie, James A.
Cason. HenryS.
Cannon, X. w.
Hill. r. Il.
Hsmphiil. r. r.
LivipKston. J. y.
Marshall, DIR. J. w. W.
Russell. /; II.
Seal. T.C.
Wilson. Hugh
HOME PEOPLE IN DISTANT PLACES.
Among those who moved away. from Alb
beville and still survive. We recall the names
Of:
Archer. DR.. II. A.
Bacon. 4 .Spartanburg
Die. Non, ]. H., Fla.
Fair; Rey. i Y. Savannah
Siiss. j. n, iuderaon
Hswkins, K q, Te1a.
Hemphill, J. g., Charleston
J0rden. Turner
KorHhaw, Rev. John
McCreckep. J. l..
Martin, Rev. Jas. l.. Georgia
ROGERS, WiiIiam. Augusta
Smith, d. A., walhalla
Trowbridge, Joseph W.. Anderson.
White, Robt., Louisville, Ky.
ROLL CALL OF THE DEAD.
Since lS12 many Of the oldest and most
prominent citizens OF that day, have dlod.
We recall the names OF the dead, ss ioiiows'
Rruce. Charles T..
Bowie, Lewis ID.
Branch, Isaac
Cason, 3. &.
Chalmers, James ID.
Calhoun, John A..
Cunningham, JoelJ
Cobb. James H.
Chrisisn, Thomas II.
Cox, Charles
Clark, J. l..
Davis, Ben
Dupre, ]. F.C.
Enright, John
Edwards. 4.
Evans. Wn.C.
Fair. ]. L.
Quinn. Penn
AIN, william
Hiil, A. n.
Hunter, John A.
Jones. Robert
johnson. Raney
Kerr. II. =.
Kurty, Jacob
Knox. John
Lawson, h: w.
Lee, DR.. j.
Lyon. DR.. II. +.
Mnbry, Dr. James
Mabry, DR.. Thomas J.
Martin, Robert
MSfsid MsDaSaid, Matthew
Moore, JosephT T.
Milford. 7. Is.
! Matthew, owen
Nelson, Enoch
Norwood, James A.
Oconner. Barney
Perrin, Joel =.
Parker. Dr. +.
Perrin, DIR. james
Parker, E. +.
Perrin, James II.
Robertson, J. W.
Roche, Edward
Rogers, Judson
Rutledge. r. =.
Sondley. ID. y.
Sassard, y. 1.
ShiIito, James
smith, ID.
small, Andrew
Sy!nn, George
Taggar,, W. n.
TngYart, John
Taimage, John A.
Tenn mpletOn. Dr. W. l.
wardlaw, J. J.
WardIaw, ID. l..
wardlaw, Andrew
Wsrdiaw. Robt. II.
Williams, }. A.
White. John
Wilson, Leroy }.
Wasmanski, j. Z.
Wesineld. Edward
MOVED AWAY AND MED.
Amopy lhoso who moved away and diea'
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SO Reward.

A reward Of my dollars will be paid BY the
Abbeville-t tireenw wood Mutual Insurance AZ
ISOLATION for the apprehension and conviction
OF The person or persons who set nre 70 and
attempted 70 burn the house OF +. Il. Williams
In Lowndesvills Township. on the night OF
Aug. %, 1907
]. FRAZER LYON, President
J.R. BLAKE, Js.. Gen. Agent.
september l6, l002.
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six-room house 70 rent Apply 70 spee'
DRUG store.
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we recall the names Of:
Brazeal, y. A.
Barn we'll. Bower W.
Heard, >. II.
Corbett. John
Cunningham, j. X.
Fow Ter. James w.
Harrington, Oh.
Guffiu, l.. l..
Jones, ii. A.
Ligon. L.C.
Mays J. A.
Mccoy. VS..
Miller. q. Med.
Rhett, DIR
Richmond, Dr. ]. II.
Turner. ID. Mcneil
Vance. VIC.
Weir, j. A.
Waydlaw, DR.. w. Z.
White, R0bt. ].
White. Capt. w. Il.
Yates, DIR.
The above are the names that occur 10 Us
with the assistance OF others. IL may be ina,
Won can think Of more names than appeii!
here. IL 10, please throw tho paper down and
write on your list. When you have written
your list, compare Il with the above and lei
us know how much better memory you nave
and how many more names you can recall ioE
1877.
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FoR RxNr-House oc Magazine Hill for n,
erIy occopisd by President Bailey. Apply u
r. Rosenberg d CO.
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MOVED AWAY AND MED.
Amony ibcas who moved away and died.
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Are YOU i'm need anything CrOckery line! We have
would like for to at once to see
it in order to get first choice. Prices right
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Groceries.

People must eat eye welfare of customers
we have received that cannot be
anywhere
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yoeiux for the Qneea.

VOuu8 bOH soO SScoe
The rcauit OF the second week OF voting for
Queen of the Carnival 10 a follows:
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-23

Great CONSERVATION was felt by
the friends OF M. A. Hogarty, of
Lexington, KY, when they saw he
was turning yellow. His skin
slowly changed color, also his eyes
and he suffered terribly. His NAL
ady was yellow jaundice. He was
t:eate1 by the best doctors, but
without benefit. Then he was ad.
vised to try Electric Bitters, the
wonderful stomach and liver rem.
edy and he writes: "After taking
two bottles I was wholly cured" A
trial proves Its matchless merit for
all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. Only soc. Sold by D.
A. Henderson,, druggist.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-23

The powder puff may help to hide the
ravages of time but 1t avails little to hide
the ravages of disease. When the face
is dis6gured by eruptions, the treatment
must 90 below the surface to the blood,
which is corrupt and impure.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures disfguring eruptions which are
caused by impure blood. 1t cures scro-
fulous sores, erysipelas, boils, pimples,
eczema, salt-rheum and other eruptive
diseases which impure blood breeds and
feeds.
UI was troubled with eczema from the crown
of my head to the soleS of my feet writes Mrs.
Ella Quick, of Cass City, TuScola Co., Mich.
cCould not walk at times nor wear my shoes
Thought there was no help for meat least the
doctor said there was none. i went to see
friends at Christmas time and there heard OF
the good that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coveTy had done for them, and was advised to
try it at once. For fear that might neglect IT
my friend sent to the village and got bottle
and made promise that would take 1t.
had been getting worse all the time: ! took
cry and ten walls of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
let's and used All-Healing Salve,' which made
a complete cure. 1t was slow. but SnrS. was
taking the medicine about eight months.
vI would say to all who read this; try DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery before vast
ing time and money"
The sole motive for substitution is to
permit the dealer to make the little more
profit paid by the sale of less meritorious
medicines. He gains; you lose. There
fore accept no substitute for cGolden
Medical Discovery"
DR.. Pierce's Pellets cleanse the clogged
system from accumulated impurities.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-23

Our little daughter had an al
mosl fatal attack of whooping cough
and bronchitis" writes Mrs. w. K.
Haviland, of Armonk. N. Y, 'bul
when all other remedies failed we
saved her life with DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Our niece, who had
consumption In an advanced stage,
also used this wonderful medicine
and today she Is perfectly well"
Desperate throat and lung diseases
yield to DR.. Kings New Discovery
as to no other medicine on earth.
Iniallible for coughs and colds soc
and 81 bottles guaranteed by D A
Henderson,. Trial bottles free.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-23
Notice tO Taxpayers.

Mr.. Fl. M. Adams, deputy sheriff
will be In this city for the remain
der of the week for the purpose of
receiving all taxes yet due for the
year 1901. 1t Is necessary that
prompt payment of these claims be
made and save cost and trouble OF
collecting the same by levy. Of
fee in City Building with 9 L
Lowther, ]. P. S 20 st
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The Wages of SIn--Frank MOng Sui
cidea.


Frank Mong, a native of Clarion
county, Pennsylvania, committed
suicide In the city jail here some
time Wednesday night by hanging
himself. He tore up the bed com
fort, making a rope with which he
ended his life. He fastened the end
of this improvised rope to a bar of
overhead grating to the cell, climb
ing upon the cot he adjusted the
other about his neck and then
kicked the. cot from under him.
Death must have resulted from
strangulation as his features were
distorted and his tongue protruded
from his mouth.
He is we'll known about Sisters.
vile. There he Is said to have
been addicted to pIoatgacy and
drunkenness. He came here Tues
day with two other tramps. and his
appearance indicated that he had
been on spree. He was locked up
with the other two men and during
the night he raved like mad, suffer
Ing with delirium tremens, possessed
of delusion that two men were
trying to kill him.
Policeman Riggs released him
Wednesday morning and he started
like wild man up over the hill be-
low town, tearing through wire
fences and brush until his clothes
were nearly torn off his body. He
returned to town 10 this condition
and was taken into custody a sec
|ond time and placed In jail. The
last time he was seen alive was
about eight o'clock Wednesday
evening. When the jail was visited
Thursday morning he was found
dead.
tits said he Is ofvery respectable
people, his father being a mer-
chant on the pike near franklin,
Pa.
His friends up there have been
notified of his suicide, but up to
the time of going to press no word
has been received.
+ He was an oil well driller by oc
cupation.-St. Marys Leader.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-23

Burns, cuts and other wounds
often become troublesome sores.
Even where delay has aggravated
such Injuries DeWitt's Witch Ha-
eel Sslve effects a cure. 81 had a
running sore on my leg thirty
years." writes Fl. c. Hartly, Van
keetown Ind. After using mauv
remedies tried DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. A few boxes healed
the sore" Cures all skin diseases.
Piles yield to 1t at once. Beware
of counterfelts. Opera House
Drug Store.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-23
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