The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-28
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HENRY WARD BEECHER and BHe
leans WILLIAMS are to be the orators
at the Michigan State fair.
PRIVATE DALzELL is busy on the
stump, and Ohio newspaper waSte-oss-
kets do not present their usual overflow
ing appearance.
AND now General BUTLER has come
out tor HAYES aud 'the policy. surely
this ,ught to be- indication enough which
way the wind Is blowing.
ANNIE WEsNER, a girl Of twelve years
of age, of New Castle, Pa, fell with her
face IN a common fiat milk crock OF
water, and was drowned.
THAp. G. NOBLE has been placed on
the Democratic ticket In Washington
county, Pa, for Surveyor, in place OF
THos. FRAZIER, deceased.
THERE is a couple in Bedford county,
Pa. who we're married in 1914. Inc
husband, JACOB MILLS, is ninety-one
and his wife ten years his junior. bo'h
enioy excellent health.
CHARLES HARE, of Noble county, ",
is talked of for appointment as Tobacco
Inspector. The inspector will have
charge OF the construction Of the build
lngs which are to be erected at Bellalre.
Hon. WIN. LAWRENCE, of Washington,
Guernsey county, o., was seriously hurt
by being thrown from a buggy last
Wednesday evening. His spine and
right thigh are badly hurt, but no bones
were broken.
CsPHAs Ollie, of Greene county,
Pennsylvania, put swarm OF Italian
bees into hive called the American, on
the 10Th of June. Within twelve days
he obtained from the hive ninety pounds
of honey.
A VIRGINIAN in Boston describes the
Rev. JOSEPH Cook AS Colossal" His
arms, he says, fly about like ponderou'
fails, and in his speaking he thrills,
melts, coRvulses and inspires his hearers
His hearers believe him to be giant IN
intellect.
A CARAVAN of emigrants bound Tor
Kansas passed through Wheeling last
week. There were ten or dozen large
canvass covered wagons in the train, and
Il reminded old settlers of the days when
nearly all the emigration from the east
to the west las by the National road
BLUE JEANS WILLIAMS applied TOR
nights lodging at hotel in an Indiana
town. where he was unknown, and was
chartered in the attic, the house belng
iul. The clerk sooE after discovered his
mistake, rushed frsnticslly up to the
Governor and rendered him first floor
psrlor.
Hon. J. n. CAMDEN, to the great, we
NAV say, universal pleasure of our clti-
zens, has returned to our city from New
York, where he underwent difficult OPP
Grafton; he stood il like hero, and we
were exceedingly pleased to see Mr.,
CAMDEN look as bright and healthy now
AS ever before.-ParksrsJ,rg Tunes.
IT is related Of the Rev. SAMUEL
MOTT. who died in Franklin, Conn.,, aged
50, recently, that he preached, when past
95 years OF age, sermon he memorized
forty wears before. In the evening he
repeated it to the same congregation, re-
membering the sermon distinctly, but for
getting that he had delivered 1t in the
morning.
PETER SPEss, man about twenty-slx
wears old and weighing lS2 pounds, fell
out of the third-story window of the Full
ton House, Washington, Pa, last Satur-
day morning. He was sitting in the
window, and in attempting to pull of a
sock lost his balance, and going through
the window head-fcremost, lit on brick
pavement, knocking him senseless and
breaking three ribs.