Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

fore this evil which curses our lar iapu
l. abolished. Rotations were gwen
Law Miss Annie Hague and Master John
CLANCY, who both acquitted themselves
Will honor. The following persons
we're elected as officers OF the Band
for the ensuing wear: President, J. w.
Barnes; Vice President, Hon. J. "
Laughlin; Secretary, Miss Agnes Grove;
Treasurer, Mrs Henry Odell. Certain,
Is with this able and efficient corps OF
officers the organization will continue to
increase, and as il Is certainly oil great
benefit we trust that 1t may live long
and prosper
The marriage OF Mrs. NJ. l.. Acton and
Mr.. j. G.. Brown occurred last Monday,
Rev. Sluiz performing tue ceremony.
large number OF friends were present,
and the occasion was said to De highly
ENJOYABLE. The bride was richly ana
elegantly attired in costume
OF elk and velvet, to when
were added the attractions
Of a pretty face and fine figure, while
The groom, n gentleman Of fine appear
auce. wore the conventional black. lhe
nanny couple left at G o'clock westward
bound, where they will visit friends AMI
leading places OF interest a,
Our young friend FL, Hunt the
enterprising agent OF the REGISTER 81
this place, has closed his news depot
but will continue to act as agent Tor the
leading papers andnagarines, and those
wanting anything in his line can ao
better than 20 10 Ed, who IL an obhg,
ing and genial young man, deserving OF
| the hest patronage.
Mrs. Diana Mayhem, an estimabit
woman ui this place, died last Tuesday
! night. after short illness. Funeral ser
vices were held at the NJ. +. Church
| Thursday afternoon, and conducted by
Rev. Minor Mrs. Mayhem MAS anoOle
| good woman, respected by everyone
and while her life was full oltroubie ano
she forced 10 toll hard Tor living, bel
trust i'm God never faltered aud IN al
her trials she was sustained by the
thought. "IIe doeth all things well.
Rev. Ilingely, Of Cambridge, preachoe
at thc.M. L. Church last Sabbath morn
ing an evening The large number who
listened with the greatest attention gave
evidence Of the quality Of his disconrSes
which were grandly eloquent and WI
received
Mr. William Beardmore, residing ives
OF town, was thrown from horse las
| Tuesday while on his way to Monroe
county and received severe Internal IN
iurlrs. lie was able to make his VISIT
but on his return was ~ much pros
trated that he had 10 he conVeyed hoin'
in a wagon. lie is All old man. anu u
IL feared his injuries may result u
death. 1850,
A little child of Mr.. Frank l.yles lei
from porch last Monday, breaking Doll
bones ol the lett arm. g..
Mr.. John Ellis, who Is engaged u
kuglen's planning mills, had nus risn
hand terribly mutilated last THURSDAY
by coming in contact with buzz saw
Last Thursday night fight occntre'
at fine saloon OF the notorious Dor
Brown between two we'll known charsc
tiers OF this place, Dave Hosman ah'
Dory Folger, both Of whom had Deei
drinking. llOsman, II appears, maui
the first assault, while Folgcr, from
ncighborins fence, gathered paling an'
inflicted a severe wound upon Hos
mans hcil, who, in return hfe'
A pistol. but without result. por!
Was arraigned before Mayor ia
kcr ON charge Of assault an,
battery and fined two hundred dol
lars, IN default Of which he viii be lAke'
on visit 10 St Clairsyllle. 49,,
Presiding Elders NOrcross and WI
liams. of Cambridge district, accomps
MED by Rcy. Iiingely and Col j, u
TAYLOR. Of Cambridge, spent las
"Wednesday with Rev. Gray. OF TN
place. 900 ,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill returned iron
the East yesterday.
Hon. John Mouey and family, a
Morgan county, are the guests OF MI
John Rradield, Of Main street.
Major J. I. Moore, who has been ell
engaged in business in the West,
home again, looking well aud happy.
Mr.. n. T.. Uncles, formerly OF TIN
place. is back again after many years
visiting old friends.
Mr. Louis Mcnlcl and Mr.. lsenbers
two pleasant statesmen OF your city
made business trips here during tn
week and report good sales and III
creased success.
Miss Sadie Wright, who has been WI
iting her aunt, Mrs. Vance, for some 81
months, returned to her home at lsi
ter Springs, Kansas, last Monday,
Mr.. Sonneborn, n salesman OF tho tirt
Of 4. l.. Rice n Co, otyour city. was !
town on Tuesday, and with his fine dIl
play Of goods, We are certain he mad
good sales. EriIEi"