Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-27

regret Def uedtn. mE. heyuOiuSt uef mug
band, died in this city in 1877, at the ripe
Mr.. Emmett Moore, SON OF EI-Auditor
John Moore, of this county, died OF brain
fever, at Pittsburgh, Pa, yesterday, and his
body was brought here to-day for inter
ment. Emmett was young man-only
24-and had many friends in this city and
elsewhere.
Flushing, O.
FLUSHING, O., September 26.-Three fu-
nerals occurred in this vicinity Sunday.
Frank Howell, son Of Benjamin Howell.
died Friday. He was much respected
young man OF about y years OF age. He
had been suffering from scrofulous afflic
ton for long time. Funeral services at
the NJ. L. Church, conducted by Rev.
Grimes. A child Of VIM. Hollingsworth
was also buried the same day. Miss Bro.
kan. a young lady. was buried in the Crab
Apple Cemetery the same day.
Miss Belle CrOssan has returned from the
West, where she has been visiting rcia-
tives.
A number of the young people OF the
Union Sundsy-schooi attended The picnic
at Oak Hill, Saturday, and during the ev'
ening were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Thompson.
Rev. ]. Il. Grimes, the M. +. minister OF
this place, preached at Rankin's church,
Yesterday afternoon, and then went TO the
Conference at New Philadelphia,
Mrs. Joseph Cordner, OF Columbus, Is
visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity.
+. A. Drummond, of Morristown, was on
our streets Sunday.
VIM. Bye, Of Iowa, Is visiting at Maria
Walkers.
A large number of Friends are in atten-
tendance AT the yearly meeting held at
Barnesville.
KeSser, VIVA.
KEYsER, w. Va, September 5.-Hon.
w. L. Wilson, Democratic candidate for
Congress in this district, who was en- route
from Morgantown TO his home, in Jeitei'
son county, stopped for an hour or so With
us yesterday afternoon, to meet and greet
his numerous friends here. He Is looking
in excellent health and Is in the best OF
spirits as 10 his success. In a conversation
with your reporter he said that owing TO
the brief time intervening before the elec.
ton it would be impossible for him TO
visit all tho counties in the diotriot ana
speak face to face with his fellow.citizens
on the issues OF the day. rs he would ike
TO- but that he intended to do all in his
powcr to see rs many OF them as he could;
al.o. that he would at once prepare letter
giving his views and circulate il through
the district. He hoped that his friends
generally would appreciate the situation
and see that all needful steps were taken
TO insure the success Of the party. lie
will next visit Hampshire, Grant, Hardy
and Pendleton counties, and such others as
he may have time,
We predict his election by large major.
ity, and feel assured that the people OF this
district will never have occasion TO blush
for bar now Rpnrcsentatiye.
washisgton, Pa.
WASHINGTON, Pa. September 26.-Bob.
Burdette, the Hawkeye man, failed TO put
in an appearance here Monday night, as
advertised.
John Rhea, a prominent farmer OF Cross
Creek. fell from his chair, yesterday morn
ing, while eating breakfast and expired in
stantly.
General John Hall. receiver OF the Wash.
ington Savings Bank, has made partial
report TO the Court. He has received about
s7b, ,OOO and paid out $4,000. A large
amount Of business has yet TO be transact
cd before the bank can be closed. a com,
promise has been effected with Samuel
Noble, one Of Ruth's bondsmen, by which
thai gentleman pays $4,000. Suit has
beeh brought against the other three bonds
men. from whom 1t is thought about $1,000
can be realized.
weston.
WESTON, W. Va, September IAN In.
diyidual who has gained q notorious, II
not en- viable reputation under the name OF
| Marshal Atkinson, the author oil the open
ing gun of the present political canvas,
dropped down on our quiet little city To-
niebt and created quite a furore in the
| radical ranks. The band boys were drum
med into service, and the Marshal was
given 4 lively serenade at the Bailey
| House. Then followed by the Marshal
| one of the weakest speeches that the peo-
ple of this place ever listened TO from any
man who had any claim TO prominence,
| whatever,
The Weston fair begins tomorrow. A
| large number OF fast horses have slreidy
| been entered, and others are expected. Inc
entries in the various departments prom
ise 10 DE large. and as o whole the pros
meets are good for one of the best eKbibi-
| lions that has ever been held here.
UniontoWB, Pa.
USrosrows. Pa. September B.-Some Of
our citizens are happy over the late sd
vance in oil. One little. syndicate, con-
sisting Of Dayy Hopewood. J. X. Beeson,
Bert BOYD and Charley Rush, put 5000
| into the greasy fluid some days ago, and
| last week unlosded at clear .pront OF
s. 900. They stopped in Pittsburgh 70
make the purchase while en- route 70 fniia'
| dtlphia to buy their fall stock OF goots-
| They were lucky, bat ex-senator W. ii.
| pisyford il the man whose smile j. broadcast
| He went In 10 the extent OF $1,000 at 55H
cents and closed out at 50 cents. His profits
| in round figures were $l9,OO.
Poaersy.
PoxERoY., September 26.-A chsnge in
the propristorship Of the Meigs County
Telerrsph, the Oldest and Official psper Of
the county, occurred yesterday, NJ. 4. D
Trussell purchasing the interest of the
other and senior proprietor. NJ. y. b.
| Chapman. The paper will continue To b
tie chief Republican organ OF this county.
| Mr.. Chairman will remove 10 Chi.licothe.
where be has bought the Ross County Reg.
lister.
ChaFIessss, ". Va.
| CH,xIEsros. w. Va. September d Cap
| tain ID. W. Woodward, an old s.eainbdAt'
| man. and a prominent citiZen Of this city,
died last night, with consumption.
Neuesnesstsus. q
NrvooxEss1ows, O.. September 81
Marshal Crater arrested Asbufry Norris
vhs is wanted In Canton for . burglary
committed last April.
Irsntss.0.
IRosTos, O., September 28.-Hon. J "
HfCsrui.k, Republican candidate Tor Con
gres,, spoke here last night
i DYsPErsIA, Heartburn. Nausea, Indigo
ton, etc. are always relieved BY Brown
Iron Bittsrs.
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