Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-10

Ping Pong and parlor tennis al
McCoy's Book Store.
Some men are sad because they
cannot get out of debt, al some
men are hopping mad because they
cannot get In.
Games for all kinds of people,
old. young and middle aged at Nc
Coy's Book Store.
E. J. McJunkin left last evening
for Butler, Pa. where be wasscalled
by the death Of hts sister, Mrs.
Robert Thempson. i i ~
: Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books
and HymDa's, all kinds at McCoys
Book Store. ... -
Hay Is IS cents pound In the
Klondike. Think of how a horse
must feel his oats out there on any
of these cold snappy mornings.
For rent-Two comfortable nicely
furnished rooms adjacent to the
Hotel wells, 8o4 brown Betty
street. 10 o. =
Posters of m any kinds at McCoys
Book Store. They make nice but
inexpensive Christmas presents
Are you paying more than IS
cents for the best spring wheat
-four on the markei? II so come to
as M. A. Sy bert Grocery Co.
Ponder ye the case of Mrs Fran
ces Sterling, of New York. She
wore open work stockings. In one
of them she put $37 900 worth OF
jewelry. The je"elry slipped out
through the little holes and Is gone.
Down with the peek-a.boo hoss!
Handsome Iodians, make beau
tiful hall decorations and nice In
expensive Xmas presents, at Nc.
Coy's Book Store.
We do not claim to be the only
store In the city handling genuine
HaviIapd china. But we do claim
our prices are a less than other
stores are asking NJ A Sybert
Grocery company.
Robert Miller, general manager
of the Wetzel-Ty!er Railway com
psny, informed Us this morning
that work on the construction OF
the road north of Mendoza was pro.
crossing nicely, and that the line
would be completed and the cars
running into Brooklyn by Christ
mas
Pin trays, individual fern dishes
pin cushions, nut crackers, and
picks aud many other nice things
Tor Xmas at Nc co5's Book Store.
The Colum oian Bazaar benefit
opens tonight In the new
Armory hall on Brown Betty street
Let everybody assist the good cause
Dancing will be one of the pleasing
features of the evenings program
The full Auditorium orchestra will
furnish music for the dance nun.
b-rs. Doors will open at 7 O'Clock
sharp. -,--,---...-.....,..------,----,-
The fuueral services of the little
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Villa
F. Ihrig, we're conducted yesterday
afternoon at the family residence
on Cemetery street. Quite mum
Der of relatives and tilends of the
family attended the obs. quies. Rev
H B, Bowden, pastor OF the M. E
church oficiated. Interment was
made at Oakwood cemetery.
The new NJ. E. church south, a,
St. Marys will be dedicated
next Sunday. Bishop E R. Hen
dirk, Of Kansas City, will oficiate
In this service. The congregation
will no doubt hear a great sermon
from the Bishop as he Is one among
the most able dleines Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church, South.
After having read 50 many ere
fl.cuons of bachelor" 1t Is restful
and pleasing to turn to the reflec.
tons of one old maid who declares
that when q man does any work
around the house It's more trouble
to clean up after him than to do
the wo.k yourself" She further
reflects that Brigham Young was
merelya man who had the oppor
tunity."r .. ~.