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mnaonthehead, earning Interoo Itching sat
taming; and adeetlng her ejsi. Her mother
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jRtotti'Bi.ItelUniora. Md. Pet Hood'a.
' ' Hood's Pill* core an liter Ills, bUlonsnaai,
<?Jaundice, ladlgeetlon, lick heaUarlie. 35 cents.
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fU'J , SooomsD
v|l ^Correspondents must write all
proper names plainly. We oan guess at
? >;*Imoat anything exoept a proper name
and have hopes of being oorroct.
Long letter* oonoerning unimportant
?natters will not be published.
Host reporters think they most write
v *? ?long letter or none. Snob make a se
rious mistake.
' If yon only have one item and that
. only makes three lines, send it on and
don't try to add a page to it
. - | Always sign yonr real name some
where.
We want yonr letters not later than
: Wednesday.?Bo.
Llichtboru.
Mr. Thomas and Miss Emma
Barb met with what might have
been a serious accident a lew
days ago while attempting to
cross the railroad at Jane Lew.
The train came on them and
frightened their horses, throw
ingboth occupants out and over
turning and litterally demolish
ing the buggy. Thomas and
Miss Barb were slightly injured.
Mr^baniel Strother was thrown
irom aiarm wagon one day last
week and had one leg broken
below the kneo, of which he is
;in a serious condition. .
Thomas McKinley, we are told,
received a bite on the finger from
|i,rat a few days ago, which cul
lnteresting sermon at Pleasant
Hill last Sunday after which four
Children's Day at McCann's
Bun next Sunday.
There is strong talk of having
a graded road extending from
the farm of Mr. A. W. Rhodes to
Gusman's Mills.
Observer.
Cherry Camp.
A very successful session of
the Tenmlle district S. S. con
vention was held here July 30th.
Mr. P. B. Conaway, of Pitts
burg, Is visiting his parents here.
Mr. John Bennington and wife,
of Grafton, are visiting here.
' Miss Ida Dransfield, of Penns
boro. was here last week.
Mr. Genlas Payne has been
appointed President of the Board
of Education to fill the unexpi red
term of Rufus Haymond.
Hon. C. W. Lynch, of Clarks
burg, was here on business Mon
-day.
Dr. A. L. Hupp is very ill with
typhoid fever.
Superintendent Joseph Rosier
went to Clarksburg Monday eve
ning on business. O. I. 0.
Salem.
The Rev. Stephen Drummond,
of Washington, Pa., came here
Thursday and remained several
days visiting his sister, Mrs. O.
W. Ford, and other friends.
Colwell Randolph, of Walker,
was called home Thursday on ac
count of the serious illness of his
mother Mrs. Lloyd Randolph,
who is much better at this writ
ing.
Rev. Thomas Clark returned
from Mountain Lake Park this
week.
Miss Ida Dransfield, of Penns
boro, Is here visiting friends.
Miss Lena Swift, returned to
her home in Pique, Ohio, Satur
day, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. T. O.Mitchel and son Harry.
Miss Bertha Randolph is very
sick.
| Mr. Charles Sprinkle.ofPenns
boro, was in town Monday.
'Harry Gordon came over from
Centre Point Sunday.
Rev. M. A. Sommers, a former
pastor of the Baptist church, was
cttfling on friends .Tuesday.
/onng, one daythisi.?.
William L. Burdick and
family, late of Chicago Univers
ity; stayed Tuesday 'night with
his unde, P.' F. Randolph, on
their way to Lost Creek; where
Mr. Burdick takes the pastorate
of the Seventh Day Baptist
church.
' Rey. Hoffman received a tele
gram Tuesday evening, calling
htm to Quiet Dell, to preach the
funeral sermon of Lewis Bond.
C. E.
K. i , ,
Program of the Sard!* IHilrlct 8. 8.
Convention to Be Held at Nardil,
Snnday Anrait 18, 189S.
Devotional exercises 9:00 a. m.
Address of welcome by Chester
Ogden.
Response by President of the
Convention.
Study of days lesson, conduct
ed by J. W. Gerrard.
Sermon by Rev. H. Langford.
TextProv. 28:23.
An address?Topic?Grandeur
of S. S. teacher's work, by J. A.
Showalter.
recess 2 p. M.
Devotional exercises.
An address.?Topic.?Object
and advantages of S. S. Conven
tion byT. S. Gerrard.
An address.?Topic.?How to
prepare and teach a S. S. lesson
by D. M. Ogden.
An address.?Topic.?Relation
to S. S. to church and State, by
Dr. E. N. Flowers.
Question drawer.
Flection of officers for ensuing
rear. W. C. Lynch,
President.
E. C. .Tetrick, Sec'y.
BUOKLEN'B ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cnts,
bruised, sores, nicer*, unit rbeum, fever
?ores, tetter, oliunped bauds, ohilblnius,
corns. and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price 2fi cents
"nr box. For sale by Olavton &
Dent 12-ly
Grafton.
Mr. From, an aged gentleman I
of Fleming ton, died early Sun-|
day morning and was interred in
the Bailey town cemetery Monday
evening. His funeral oration
*?7iht?
? V?Vi
On.la
ored boy about L?r u?
J. E. Newcomb and" dem?d1_
bis money. Mr. Newcomb struck
him on the head with a lantern,
where upon the boy fled. He was
arrested and placed in jail.
Mr. Clark Madera, of this city,
received the sad intelligence that
his brother. Hugh Madera, died
at his home in Morgantown,
"Wednesday night.? Leader.
In Colored Circles.
Miss Bessie Arnold, of Middle-1
port, Ohio, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Tuck. She will probably
make this her future home.
Miss Mary Turrel. of King
wood, is visiting friends on
Monticello Avenue.
Mr, Jefferson returned to his
home in Pomroy last week.
Mrs. Sarah Washington and
her niece, Miss Ida Monroe, ire
the pleasant guests 0f Mr. F. O.
Lacy, of Main street.
There will be a grand exhibi
tion at Mt. Zion church next
Tuesday night. Admission 10c.
Mrs. FaDnie Miner, of Wash
ington. D. C., is visiting her
mother on the avenue.
Mr. George Washington, of
the West End, is very ill.
Mr. Thomas Cambric is having
his house repaired.
A two days' Gospel Grove meet
ing will be held at the old brick
church near Bridgeport. Aue. 12
and 13, under the auspicies of
the M. E. Church.
Mr. Robert Rector is smiling?
it is a girl.
A woman ulio
can lei. She',
tha woman who
get* well. It'ltfas
woman who wont
sea ud'wont be
Msve who baa to
?offer.
And Wi need.
I?aa. There'e a
nwdlrlns a leglt
that's made to
atop woman? suffering and core woman's
ailments. It's Dr. Meroe's Favorite Pre
scriptton. Itfa purely vegetable and perfect]?
harmless-*powerful general,aawsUaauto
tonic and nervinojmparting vigor and
strength to the whole system. For pSodloU
pains, weak back, beauing-down sensations,
neirous prostraUon, and all " female com
platats," It's ? JMitlTe remedy. It Improves
digestion, enriches the blood, dispels aches
and pains, melancholy and nervousness,
brings refreshing sleep, and restores health
and itrrtigth.
No other medicine for women Is ouaran
fsed, as thls is. If it fails to Rive satisfaction.
?_?>? <*??. ?th* m(!n<7 P"id for it is re?
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Contlnaea Next week.
A FULL LINE OF A!
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be pleased to have you call and Examim
Goods arid Prices Produce Wanted.
Made at
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Brown Cottons, Dress J
,
Hetx<a.-waxe- pi ?' -
Tools, Nails^
Plows, Points,
Oil, Mold boards,
Paints, Iron.
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Wall Papers, Blinds, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Gents' F washing Goods
Baskets, Trunks and Valises, Looking Glasses, School
Supplies, Books, Stationery, Inks, Diamond Dyes, ;'
Quoensware, Glassware. Stoneware, Hay, i
Brick, Shingles. Salt, Feed. ??
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Steam Pumps for use in
for all kinds of duty.
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Steam and
Water
Pipe,
Brass and
Iron
Fittings
Special pumps built to order for all kinds of duty. Speoialjat
tention to supplies for mines and coke works. . "Write for catalogue.
CONN ELLS VILLE,
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* LUMBER WANTED. *
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Walnut and Poplar Logs, White
Oak Planks and Poplar Lumber.
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Correspondence solicited.
represented BY I8PRIG
J. J. FLANAGAN. ^7?
SALEM, - - - - "west YA. JBaltimore, - Md?
85-3m.

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