Sistersville daily oil review. [volume], February 16, 1905, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Relief From Cold Bp?U,
Special to The Oil Baviaw.
Washington, Feb. 16. ? Fair and
warmer tonight; Friday, enow or
rata and warmer.
The days are lengthening.
fhia wa? a fine winter '? day.
fhe weather i? moderating.
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Clint Moore returned thit mor
x<og from Pittabnrg.
Jacob Smith of Hebron, was a
hn^inesa caller here today.
Many tea mg were taken across
t*e river today on the ice.
Rev. J. H. Holt left yesterday
fs? his home at Sandy Lake, 0.
' ' Deputy Sheriff H. M. Adams
went to New Martinsville this
morning.
Everett "Williamson, local oil
Xrator, of Friendly, was in the
today.
? Mrs. J. C. McMunn of Hill
street, is convalescent from a long
and severe illness.
L. A. Witten, merchant, of Mil
ler's Run, O., was a business j
caller in the city today.
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Ralph Reynolds left this morn- j
ing for the Bens Run oil field toj
laok after his oil interests. '
Miss Burk of Marietta, 0., is
the guest of Mrs. James Russell
and other friends in the city.
Fresh barrel H. J. Heinz 'a
sweet mixed pickles just received
at M. A. Sybert Grocery com
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fThe Order of the Golden Seal
wjfll hold a dime social tomorrow
evening at the Citizens' Hose
hause.
Mrs. John Stathers of Russell
avenue, spent the day in Wheel
ing with her sister, Mrs. Jas. B.
Brennan.
J. W. Johnson left today for
Rochester, Pa., where he will lo
cate. His family will follow in a
few days.
The second art lecture will be
> given tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. C. Morrison, on
Main street.
Ed 0. Bower and M. A. Sybert
, w*nt to Pittsburg this morning to
?ttend an important meeting of
tile Masonic order.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sammons, an el
darly resident of North Wells
?treet, is recovering from a long
?>ge of la grippe.
Something doing in the way of
specials at M. A. Sybert Grocery
company Friday and Saturday;
ih their ad in this issue.
Mrs. Dave Judson of Virginia
street, has returned from an ex
tended visit at her former home
ia Clarion county, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Herman Reiclierter of
Cameron, is the charming guest
of relatives and friends here this
week, where the family formerly
resided.
Mr. and Mrs. William Temple
tan returned home last evening
from Galmish. where Mr. Temple
A MATTER OF HEALTH
Absolutely Pure
HAS M SUBSTITUTE \
Oid you get up with a headache?
Bad taste in your mouth? Not much appetite for breakfast?
Tongue coated ? Then you have too much bile in your system.
Wake up your liver and get rid of some of this bile. Ayer's
Pills I Ayer's Pills! Sold for over sixty years.
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ton has been assisting in drilling
oil wells.
Rev. Blakeslej of Davis, W.
Va., is ealling on friends in the
city. _
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Attorney If. D. Hanes returned
tkis morning on ths 11:18 train
from Pittsburg.
I U. S. Depmty Marshal Geo. W.
Sins went to Parkersburg this
morning on oifieial business.
The many friends of Dr. G. B.
West will be pleased to learn he
still continues on the road to re
covery.
H. G. House, of the South Side
moved his family and household
effects today to Wheeling, where
they will make their future home.
The special on White Wonder
flour Friday and Saturday at M.
A. Sybert Grocery company, con
sidering the strong wheat market,
is a big drive.
Attorney K. S. Boreman of
Middlebourne, passed through th6
city this morning en route home
from a business mission to Ne\*
Martinsville.
The Mission circle, of the Bap
tist church, will meet this even
ing at the home of Rev. Kelly. A
full attendance is requested by
the president.
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If you want something deli
cious order one of the premium
hams from M. A. Sybert Grocery
company Friday or Saturday; 9
to 12 pounds each.
W. H. Huth, a prominent lum
ber dealer of Middlebourne, was
a business visitor in the city this
morning and during his stay
made The Review a pleasant call.
Samuel Mayfield, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Mayfield, near Middle
bourne, returned to his home yes
terday afternoon at Pine Grove.
Tie was accompanied by his sis
ter, Miss Eva.
There has been no immediate
change in the past two days in
the condition of Mrs. C. C. Mc
Cormick. She was resting quite
comfortably when we went to
press this afternoon.
It i? a fact to be deplored that
when the river is frozen over solid
as it is at the present time, that
it does not afford good skating
for the amusement of the lovers of
this delightful sport.
Charles Reicherter and Ed
Quigley will give a public ball on
next Saturday evening at the Ar
mory. The music will be furnish
ed by a full orchestra, and a gen
eral good time is assured to all
who attend.
Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Anderson
left this morning on the 11:18
train for Charleston, to attend the
marriage of the daughter of Gov.
and Mrs. A. B. White, which will
occur this evening at the Execu
tive mansion at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Philo ITesson of Upper
Wells street, is considerably in
disposed, suffering from a mild
attack of typhoid fever. Mr. lies
son recently moved here from
Caldwell, 0.. having accepted a
clerical position with E. Stewart
& company.
Some women will insist upon
wearing their hats in the theater
to the detriment and worry of
those people behind. If a woman
1 has not the sense of modesty and
sympathy for those in the rear
she should be firmly requested to
remove said headgear.
WA>^TED ? Agent to sell best
new gas light on the market;
guaranteed; very brilliant; beau
tiful appearance; big money for
a hustler. Call on our special rep
resentative for particulars at Ho
tel Wells, after 10 a. m., Februarv
18. The New Light Co. 2.16-2t*# j
By a telegram received in tke
city last evening from Jos?pb
Kennedy of Independence. Kan.,
it was learnel Mrs. John Sexton's
condition was slightly improved.
Jhe host of friends in this city of
this estimable lady sincerely hope
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Specials for
Friday and
Saturday
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Special Ht. I
UTTLX PIG HAM*.
If you ?re looking for some
tking delicioua, buy one of our
extra fancy little pig kami ; they
weigh 8 to 12 pound? each; the
regular price on these hams is 16c
to 20c a pound; our special, a
pound, iai/2c.
Special No. 2
WHITS WONDER FLOUR.
We have just unloaded a car
of White Wonder flour, a brand
of spring wheat flour that needs
no introduction to the people of
Sistersville ; this grade .of flour
selling at 90c to 95c a sack makes
this special attractive Friday and
Saturday price, a sack, 85c.
Special No. 3
EARLY JUNE PEAS.
VanCamp's Early June peas,
one of the best brands of June
peas on the market; sells regular
ly at 10c to 15c a can ; our special
price Friday and Saturday, a can,
8c.
>pecial No. 4
DILL PICKLES.
One of H. J. Heinz 's 57 varie
ties; a new barrel just on tap;
some merckants get 15c for them ;
our special price, a dozen, 10c.
Plenty young chickens for Sat
urday's trade; a full line of vege
tables and fruits for your Sunday
dinner.
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THB POPULAR GROCERS.
'Phone 88.
for her speedy restoration to
health.
George Morrison returned last
evening from the Oklahoma oil
field.
Mrs. Bell and grand-daughter,
Miss Queen Long, who have been
visiting the former's son, Council
man George P. Bell, left for theii
home this afternoon at Lima, 0.
Mra. W. G. Havs and son, Mas
ter Loyal, who have been visit
ing the former's daughter, Mrs.
C. E. Kahle, of Main street, left
this morning for their home at
Muncie, Ind.
LOST? /Tuesday, between Mc
Coy avenue and Dr. Kahle 's of
jfice, a $10 bill; will pay suitable
I reward if returned Mrs. G. E.
j Kestersou, McCov avenue.
2,16-lt
Contractor J. W. Cushing left
this morning for the Proctor oil :
field to look after his business in
terests. Cushing & Cushing are i
drilling at the present time two
gas wells in the above field for
the Hope Gas company.
Charles Creekmore of Wood
street, had a valuable dog poison
ed yesterday. This makes the fifth
dog to be poisoned in this part of
the city within the past few days,
and an effort is being made to lo
cate the guilty persofi or persons
committing the dastardly deeds.
Mr. Creekmore was very much at
tached to his dog, which was !
doubtless the finest trained ani
mal of the kind in the city.
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The large audience that greet
ed the production of "Undei
Southern Skies" at the Auditor
ium last night, is ample evidence
that the theater-goers of Sisters
ville never fail to tnrn out to wit
ness a play that merits their pa
tronage. Maaager Doyle is to be
commended in securing apprecia j
tive entertainments similar to the I
one of last evening. , ,
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This Will Be the Last Week of Our 1
RED LETTER SALE
And your last chance to buy Men's, Boys' and
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Children's Clothing at a reduction oi O C Per
Cent
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We have just received one lot oi
Hen's florg black and gray mixed
belted Overcoats, worth $10 to $12,
that we will sell this week at $7.50
See i ur south window ol fine stiff bosom shirts
worth SI 00 that we are selling tor 50c
Better see about this before it is too late.
CRAVANETTES, CORDUROYS, BLACK SUITS AND JEANS NOT INCLUDED M
NO GOODS OH^JtOED AT SALE PRICES.
It Pays tm Talk With Ua? W. S. & Co.
WERTHEIMER, SONS & CO.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
E. Stewart & Co.
It's the Power of Pulling
Results made possible by having a bet
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ter selected stock than our competitors that
gives E. Stewart & Co.'s merchandise the
reputation ot being the best investment
lor prosperity customers.
We Offer for This Week
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All Coats at one-hall Irom lorraer price.
Tailored Suits at one-third of former
price.
Sweaters at ore-half former price.
This seasons Shirt Waists at one-fourth
off.
One lot all colors and widths in Satin
and Taffeta ribbons at one-half price.
One lot Bates Gingbams at 8?c per yd.
Oue lot Outing at 5?c per yd.
Don't you think this will interest you?
Agents tor Battorick Patterns.
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"A Store Where the Best is Found.'
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THONB UX SISTIBSVnXI, W. VA.
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