The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-03
SrAiE ETEMS.

county, were recently washed away by
the food.
TIE Davis Light Guards, of Fair.
mont, gave grand bail on Thursday
night, which WAS great success.
G. NJ. DAWSON, OF West Fsirmont
will deliver the address OF welcome on the
meeting OF the Stale Grange al tsirmoat
December lltb.
REV. 5. K. WILSON will terminate his
pastoral relation with the Disciples
Church of Moandsyllie, February lSt,
and return to Central Limos.
AT r 'mney, damage has been done to
the n. w. Turnpike, to the amount OF
- 500, and VIM. Taylor farmer near
that place lost $1,000 by the food.
REV. j Ii. MOORE, son of the vnnera-
Die Clerk OF the County Court OF Jefer-
son county, haas accepted an invitation to
supply the pulpit of the Portland Avenue
Cuufch, Lnu'svile, hentucky.-CharLeS-
torn Free Press
Coz. WM. Ii. TERRILL, Of Cbsrlestown,
d ed At the residence OF his sur -in.law,
Co. Geo. a. Port' rfeld, on the zS.h. lie
served III tu't's,emo!l pe'ore the DIVISION
Of tho State, md tor thirty years was at
torney tor the commonwealth OF Bath
county.
Mrs DR. MOORE, of this place, is in
receipt OF two letters from her daughter
Emms, who took ship on the 9O:h ut.
tor InGia as miss onsry. The first
letter was mailed NJ Glasgow ana the
second AT Liverpool ana Do'h were re-
cei"ed TINS week ohe was we'll ana
says beF Journey So lsF nus oeen a!,enueu
WIN muCh pIe"suEe'-- -ho o"""S0Il'S ne
po''eT'
WE notice that Wheeling has ct last
n literary societyIn which the ladies take
part. PaTkerSbUrg State Journal
NrhooI;o,. I.5,.s ,l,,ors ,.Lo Dsrt in
.LI..l.,
our literary So''''y -'l' i",' 'H"' 'noS
generally take Is the gentlemen. We
suppose in Parkersburg they do not de-
si-o +bst nort
- II Mr,orv,, E.o Of Greora conn.
- d. hn, t,,,' n,.y,oa. ,be ba,rts -,
y, .ha,ln,I, L',' ~ ta,Ls 81 yo,gaI copn.
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w. I'D Me- y Ho.kins NJ
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"l'''' -''o''''
IHE s"'Ich ioI tDe uePoI mere WINS put
IA tins week. IL hec7ssitateu stone
crossing over the run' conslueraoie ol
on the run side ana Ilprapplhg the
same and the moving OF the ties ana ra'ls
OF the man line already iald, several leet
westward, besides considerable MI on the
depot side OF the roau' tne material lot
"hlcn c2,ne iLoIn tno o'I poIvC 80 ,;a mn
I,ed ~ i'T0oi' O'o" -,
lIG ~ PUy ou''I,li- ~ ""7 - NJ
~. '" -. l,V 8 - OK
-" "s..'" ~" eoU"i'' ,Sa, 10 ho - ,,al,n,
''..o ..ann,s a"r,, So e" c,m,nenca onarstions
a. , az : to',,o IrsJy.b,,.l, J{e,.ayJ
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SENATOR WAYNE fERGUSoh Vslteu
our office on Tuesday Morning' h7
brings very gta'i SILS news aoou' 'ue
prospects OF the proposed railroad up
Big Sandy river, IN Wayne county. lie
says about $io,VUO OF the PIVoooo re-
CURED, hss been suoscrl pea oy 'he c'''-
zens OF Wayne and acjoihlhg couhties
IN Kentucky, VINO favor the west IT.
-inla route, aud ina: very mshy OF the
subscribers are wi'lIng 70 uouOI7 Ine'r
>ub-crptlJn, n necessary, 10 secure Tue
rosd. The Senator is !ehdlhG MS IL nu-
ence and active co opeia.l'h TO the pro
Jec,, ana leeis sure o' ''S suoSoS''
Ihe SUBSCRIPTIONS are 10 close III anu-
AIRY, and II the 9loo,VUO Is r"'seu' 'ne
fk OF construction Will commence III
February Huntington AauGTt'Ser'
MK r. L. BALLEAGE, one OF the
cops,sbles Tor Greenurler district, va,
arrested last Saturday upon u warrant
for forgery. The case was heard by JUS