Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
CADlZ.
sociaI'a Political Town Talk.
Special DISPATCH 10 the Sunday Register

Special Dispatch 10 the sunday heg'StT'
CApIz, O., September 23-Miss Kate vii
lard of Chicago, is visiting her friends, the
Misses Slimrarus.
Mr.. Frank Atkidson, former Cadiz gen.
tleman, now Of Atlanta, Ca, hasarrived IN
our city.
The S!imrarus brothers, James and John,
took in the Wheeling races.
DR.. c. ID. Brown, son of NJ. J. Brown. O.
Cadiz, has taken to himself wife. The
Doctor has recently acquired his title OF
NJ. d., and he has shown commendable
generosity in sharing its honors so soon.
Mr.. G. u. O'Connor, a prominent young
lawyer Of Cleveland, o., is making visit
in Cadiz, guest of c. ]. Estep.
n. A. Hanna, James and Charles Slim
mons, John and James Davis, Harry Baker,
T. A. Moore and Ed Hanna were among
the number from Cadiz who attended the
fair at Wheeling last week.-Cddi= Sentinel.
Cadiz has a most reliable police force.
Not only can they be relied on to trace out
the most intricate circumstances connected
with an attempt to burglarize chicken
COOP, but when the honor and hospitality
of our little city is at stake, they invaria-
bly, rise up equal to the occasion. This
was exemplifed at the arrival OF Governor
Foster last week. II seems the Committee
on Reception did not materialize, and, in
default of others, one of our noble force
extended the hospitality of our city to the
preceded by brass band. You can al
ways rely on our police.
The Harrison county fair will be held on
October 4th, 5th and 9th. Though we hold
our fairs about when all others are over
and interest flags, yet this one will possess
several points OF interest. On the second
day of the fair there is To be reunion Of
former residents Of the county, and there
promises to be quite a number back.
Frank Hatton, First Assistant Postmaster
General, will be present. Then the Ninety
eighth 0. V. /. have their reunion on Dc
tober 9TH All these combined are expect.
ed to make our fair unusually interesting.
The Republicans will take advantage OF
the last day of the fair, October 9th, and
have John Sherman billed for speech.
Service will be held Sunday, September
oath, in the Presbyterian church for the
first time in some weeks The church has
been undergoing some needed repairs, and
now looks better inside than when new.
Babcock, of Cleveland, has done rs fine a
Job of frescoing as can be found in the
State. All that is needed now is a bran
new minister and the congregation will be
in good shade.
Foster was here last week, telling us how
ton, and the methods he proposed for re-
stricting the use of liquor. We credit our
citizens with too much intelligence to be
caught by any such sophistry as he adj
vonced, and the prohibitionists can easily
see his proposed remedy does not make the
condition OF things one lota better. Foster
likes Senator HolliDgsworth and dislikes
Updegraff their candidate for Congress
from this district But he said he hoped
Updegraff would be returned with an over
whelming majority. This was the cue for
blue lights and Hollingsworth to applaud,
and it was carried out to the letter
Judge McIlvaine and wife, of the Supreme
Court of Ohio, DR.. Grimes and wife, ii. H.
McFadden and wife, Miss Miller, Mr.. Will
Miller, Mr.. Parkinson and Mr.. McCauslen,
all of SteubenvIlle, were in the city Friday
evening to attend the silver wedding Of J.
N. Estep and wife.
The society event of the season was the
silver wedding, on Friday evening, the
I'D, of J. NJ Estep and wife, The verandas
and lawn were brilliantly. lighted with
lanterns, and within were "braye men and
fair women to the number OF
about two hundred, extending their con-
gratulatons to the host and hostess, who
had passed twenty-five years in married
life. Though the cards said mo presents
accepted" quito a number. presuming on
old friendship, made elegant silver offer
ings. The young people held the floor till
after three in the morning. Mayors band,
of Wheeling, discoursed the music of the
evening, and they have won for themselves
numerous friends in Cadiz, for every one
was much pleased with their playinp .