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Notice to Creditors.

THE SUBSCRIBERS hereby give notice
that they have obtained from the Or
phan, Court for Worcester County letters OF
administration, cum testamento annexo upon
the estate of
WILLIAM f. PORTER,
late of said county deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned TO exhibit tie same with The
vouchers thereof, to the subscribers ON or
before the lst day Of December, in the year
1882, otherwise they may by law beeXcluded
from all the benefits thei eof
SALLIE A. PORTER,
JOHN Y. PACKER,
May G-3w Administrators. c. T. \
Test. GEO. T BRATTEN,
Register OF Will for Worcester County.
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REMARKABLE for overcoming dis
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vegetation, etc., is Browns Iron Bit
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as.
Ca;ha,ine J. Niger,
In the Circuit Court fot Worcester County,
In Equity, No 92i. January Term 1882
10 wit, April 27,h, lSs3.
nRnERED, shat the sac made and re-
ported ty William S Wilson Trustee
tnr be sale OF lie real cst,,e mentioned in
The above can,e be ratified aud confirmed,
unl.ss cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown,
on or b fore the Isl day OF Julv Term next
provid, copy of this order he Inserted in
scme ewspai er printed in Worcester County
once in each OF three success We weeks before
the FIRST day OF July in the year eighteen
hundred end eighiytwO.
The report States the amount Of sales TO be
Si30O.00.
/. T. Matthews, Clerk
True Copy.
Pest, l. T. MATTHEWS, Cle,k.
May G-3w.
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TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent.
will be required on the day of sale-the
balance of the purchase money to be
paid in two equal annual lustalneuts
with interest from LIST day of Jansary,
1888, and 10 be secured BY the bonds
of the purchasers with security to be
approved by the undersigned.
CLAYTON j. PURNELL.
Trustee.
tg% The creditors of the said Isaac
w. Butler, are hereby notified TO file
their claims with the vouchers thereof
in the Office of the clerk Of the Circuit
Court tor Worcester County within four
months from The said day of .aIe.
CLAYTON. ]. PURNELL,
rrsstee
UrsnUR & PuENELL, Solicitors.
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CHILLs AND FEVER.

CHILLS AND FEVER.
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Order Nisi.

Elizabeth II. Niger II nrietta " Meyer
and Jel ! Niger b! ihcir Eexi friend
Hen rietla " Meyer
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UpsnUR & PuGNELL, Solicitors.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

deserved praise for their general good ap.
IearancR. What pity all the trade unions
ire not as praiseworthy as the carriage
makers of Washington.
I Col ]. HI. Rice, advance agent OF the
Wallace Villa combination, is billing this
place fer an entertainment by the troupe
On. Tuesday, September 4. --. - P.
Many of our citizens are making prepa-
rations to attend the Independence camp
meeting tomorrow. The Bentleysvllle
camp meeting closed on last Monday.
About 900 persons were present on last
sunday.
Some of the local papers have been in
tmating that foul play was attempted at
be boarding tent on Sunday, as large
number of persons who took dinner at that
place were afterwards attacked with collie,
cramps, diarrhoea, or some other painful
aiment OF the stomach. 1t is however
thought that the real cause of the sickness
is not poison but the effects of the poor
quality of. water on the grounds.
Hessrs.J. X. P. Duff, D. F. Patterson and
William ,Reardon, of Pittsburgh, were in
tow, yesterday, where they, as Demo
crafc committee, presented to Judge Nc
KeEna a list Of persons to be appointed as
eleGion supervisors in the cities Of Pitts
bufSh snd Allegheny. As there are about
scizt$ in dse tHe cities the size OF the list
may be imagiE ed
A heavy storm passed over Morris town
ship, his county, yesterday, causing great
deal OF damage. William Conklin had
stack d hay consumed by lightning, and
his brdher Henry, living on an adjoining
farm, last another during the storm.
Last evening express messenger John
Brady, vas severely squeezed, on the Pitts
burgh Southern railroad while coupling
cars. Ee is not dangerously injured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
INDEPENDENCE CAMP GROUNB.
Opening and Progress OF the Brooke
County CampmeetinE.

RELLEvIEw CAMP GRoUNp. August %
Preparations ior the meeting on this groSnd
have been IN progress for weeks. Several
new and beautiful cottages have been
erected during the present season and all
the cottages are occupied. Among the new
cottages erected We may name one which
: oc upled by MessrS- 4. VI. Buchannon,
J. ;. Beall, J. c. Palmer and Capt. Wyiie
AehollOn, sll Of whom are we'll known gen.
tiemen
The ground Is admirably adapted TO the
PurP"Se, being covered with 8 fine growth
Of large timber. The meeting opened last
evening in charge Of \. Y. Kendall in the
absence Of the presiding elder. The sermon
vas preached by }. E. Wolfe, evangelist from
Nbridge, Mas. The sermon, which was
on Luke II: Is, was followed BY an altar
service OF great power. At SO this morn
ing the bell rang out its call and small
company assembled for prayer service.
The sermon of the morning Was preached
hy Rev. ". Ollie, Of Germantown, D., who
also PresideS with great efficiency at the
Crgan. His text Was Gen. l.. l. At 2.30
Rev. u. II. Huffman gave an exposition OF
IaL >: 1924. He WsS followed BY Mr.
Wolfe IN an earnest eXhortatiOn. after
service waS held In the progress OF the
latter the audience was greatly moved BY
ne personal testimony of Mrs. Z q. Boyle,
Ui -. Louis.
New arrivals have been occurring during
The day. The presiding elder. Rev. J. W.
BAKER arrived about the middle of the at-
ternoon, Is also RevS. ID. VI. Hollister, C..
l. Holmes, DID. and =. J. Smith. OF Ohio
Everything i favorable for a grand old
fashioned campmeeting. c. II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
FOREIGN.
British Losses Greater Than Reported
-woIseIey's Urgent Demand For Re-

LONDON, August 2G-All hopes OF WOlse-
lev's speedy advance upon. Arabi and the
conquest III Egypt have been disDelled by
what Is known of Thursdays operation at
Teh.El- -Mahuta and Maksame. Despite war
Office reticence and censorship press dis
patches from the field, it Is now
known that Wolcsley's private dis
matches show the result OF Thursday
action was a serious British reverse, with
much greater loss than yet reported. All
of Arabi's recent tactics have been to draw
Wolseley on into the interior, TO get the
latter away from the base OF supplies and
retreat at Ismailia and SueZ canal. At
Teh-El-Kabir or Zagazig Arabi would have
had decided advantage in his control OF
railways, enabling him to rapidly concen-
trate troops against the British, and 1t Is
not improbable that he will make decisive
stand at one or other OF those places. Mil
itary authorities here now believe his
strength to have been much underesfimat-
ed. Il is now thought he may be
able to mass sixty thousand men
on the line of railway. Wolsleys ef-
fective force does not exceed thirty
FIVE thousand and his urgent demand for
speedy Reinforcement is very significant
OF the enemy's strength. The next forty
eight hours news IS awaited with eager
ness and not little apprehension.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
ST. CLAlRSVIllE.
News and Gossip in our NeIgnDOrrns
Ohio Town.

Sps~tnl Dispatch 20 the Sy2dGy RsJLasT.
- GAINESVILLE. August 26.-ThomaS c.
Tawcetr. the timer. has commenced the
manufacture Of drain tile and brick on an
extensive scale.
The county school examiners will hold
81, examination OF the teachers al Barnes
Vile next saturday.
Mavur Riley and wife started to-day on a
pleasure trip to Niagara Falls and the Hud-
son river.
y. NJ lavies has been appointed by the
town council TO serve as police justice dur
ing tie Mayors absence.
l. II. Patterson. the well-known druggist,
/, OF on pleasure trip of few weeks.
The Democratic Congressional Couven-
hon AT this place on the 6th of september,
will be very largely attended. Senator
Geo-.r II. PenilrtOn and Hon. James W.
Newman. the Democratic nominee for Sec
r,,ary Of state, will be present and address
the meeting.
Louis Naus. a young man from East
L., hla,,l a few miles wS>:ut here. came TO
town lasr saturday. Tie went home minus
So h.' ha> not We, found out how the
u.Uev got away from him.
Emlnet Mitchell who lives near LoydS-
vi.,n Wa arrested and fined 81 and costs.
amOLmring in all 10 over $40, last Monday
f,r rid:ng IN 4 gsllOp through the streets OF
-. Dlairs,jlle. He lett hi> watch and re-
vulver as security for the debt.
There will be communion services IN the
Presbyterian church al this place to-mor'
row.
Prof. Tommy White, Of this place. will
give 8 balloon ascension on the second day
Of the -. Clair~yille fair.
!, WIS reported some time sco that John
Y Hart late superintendent OF the -.
Ilai-~yills Narrow Gauge railroad. had
heeu lyn he'd ny a mob uUt in the West
Somewh, n. Mr. Hart has agreeably sIr-
pri>yd li> friends by t2rning up alive and
well ~ NayaiNSpriugS, Arizona territory.
M Hart WAS Tor many years trackna>ter
on the Central Ohio railroad.
Tie town council has contracted with
Jacob Kaiser for the building OF pike
from Main street TO the -. Clairsville and
Northwestern depot for $40.
Edward Feeley county treasUrcr-slect i
attending the Knights OF Pythias meeting at
I Detroit this week.
There ws> a higrow in McMillen 5 saloon
,hi> afternoon. Nearest.
The Republican primary here this alter
noon for the election OF delegates 70 the
congressional convention was holly con
tested by the CpdegratF and anti-U pdegraA
factions several rows were had and much
lad blood ensendered. The Democrats en-
. ..y4.3 .ha inv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
ANONYMOUS LETTER WRITING.
The Occupation oTSundry ''Christians'
ofour NeigbbOring City.

Special Dispatch 10 the RegIS'ef.
S1EUBENvILLE, o.. August 26.-For some
time rast it has been quite common
thing for some person or per
sons styling themselves Christian Wo-
men" or Christian Men, to write anony-
nous communications TO mothers and faith
ers concerning their sons, and sending
them through the mails. Some OF these
letters which have come under our gaze,
are so filthy and disgusting that one could
never make up their minds TO think any
Christian woman or man could he the au-
thors of such vulgar epistles, but on the
other hand that they emanated from the
brain of some depraved and low blackguard
man, or malicious or wicked female VINO
calls herself woman. These anonymous
SANDERS are sometimes put under front
doors. but generally the United states
mails are used as the medium, and could
The authors Of these libels be discover
ed there would he some good
work for Anthony Comstock or
some other good philanthroPist: A well
known citizen received batch Oh this stun
the other evening concerning one OF his
sons-a young gentleman some twenty
three or :wenty-fOur years OF age--Thlch
for ifilthineSs we never saw equalled- II
went ON To- say that your son J - is fast
going TO The devil. keeping bad company
swiliing hell's fire. visiting lewd women
and indulging in pleasures allowed only 10
married people like ourselves" with much
more not fit for publication, and signed a
christian Woman" The letter contained
some other assertions. which stamped the
whole thing as lie of the most damnaole
character and as he has clue to the author
of the epistle. he will leave no stone I'M
turned 10 ferret out this Christian
Woman" and have her punished as such
black-hearted venom should be. christian
Woman, - you had better lay low
NCF SGD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
ROMANTIC, VERY.
A Couple Meet After Forty Years To be
Married at last-A Bad Practice
for christians"

Special Dispatch to the Su,ddy RcJi$e.
SrEUBENvILLE O., August 26.-There Is
story going the rounds among select
few" about very estimable lady d this
city which smacks of romance, and seems
50 like production OF some OF our mod
ern writers of fiction that we give / to the
REGISTER as il was given to US.
The lady in question is now a resident Of
Steubenyille, where she has resided for
twenty years past with relatives, and al
though sixty summer winds have famed
her check and sixty winter frosts have
passed over her silver hairs, she has never
known the joys OF married life, but has, on
different occasions, given several well-to-
do young men the ''mitten' who desired to
go through life in double harness with her.
All this has been wondered at by her
friends, who were anxious to see her "well
started in life" but the secret has at last
leaked cut. In the winter of 1910 this lady,
who was then a Marylander, visited
the gay capital OF the Nation
and was quite a belle. 1t was there
she met a young Kentuckian, who
dent Harr iscn and who was great favorite
in the the cir2le in which he moved.
warm attachment sprang up between our
heroine who we shall now designate as
Miss H., and the young man, who will be
designated as Mr. R., and before long an
engagement ring sparkled on the lady's
finger. shortly afterwards her parents EN-
igrated TO Ohio, after which, OF course, she
could not see her lover often, as travel was
limited: but nearly every mail carried
some endearing epjtaph between the two,
and what they saved in railroad or stage
fare was spent in postage stamps. Sudden
" his letters ceased TO come, and no ex.
planation followed, although one was
sought BY Miss H., and thus after
few. years of happiness and an,
away The years ears passed ''t6ST7 t6ST7 saSa!!.y S!.y
these two never met until by chance. One
fine afternoon last spring, Mr. r, who was
now a widOwer, was in the city OF Pitts
burgh on visit L. one 0t his grandchildren,
when he met particulars OF how not
known 10 u.s. the object of his first love. lie
explained TO her how he had received her
cruel letter breaking off the engagement:
and in a fit of Jealous rage had married
another. and she in turn told him how
they had both been the victims OF cruel
forgery, as she had never written him such
letter, but that he had been duped by
some enemy OF both. Shortly after her re-
turn home, Mr.. r. paid the Court Honse
town" a visit. and has since kept them mp
and now Dame Rumor says that, although
both lady and gentleman have passed the
meridian OF life-she being in the neigh
horbood of G5 and he 10-before many
moons shall have changed she will deck
her bridal robes, and the long separated
pair will become man and wife.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
UPDEGRAFF WINS.
He Carries Four Counties Out of
the Five.
At the Primaries Yesterday Jefferson, Har-
rison, Belmont and Noble Declare
for the Administration
Candidate.
GUERNSEY ALONE GOES FOR TAYLOR.

Yesterday the Republicans of the Six
teenth Ohio Congressional District held
primaries in all the townships OF the five
counties OF Jefferson, Harrison, Belmont,
Guernsey and Noble, to select delegates to
the Convention which meets in Barnesville
on Tuesday, August 18th, to nominate
candidate for Congress. -Four of the coun-
ties have selected Updegraff delegates, and
Guernsey alone has selected Taylor dele
gates-this being his own county,
Updegrstf msys therefors, be resardsd Is
already having secured the nomination,
his recent failure at st.
Clairsville. The Barnesyille convention
will simply ratify this nomination.
The Democrats will nominate his compe-
titor at St. Clairsville on the -5th of Sep
tember.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
HARRISON COUNTY.
Updegran Takes the Cake and Licks
the Platter.

the Platter.
Special Dispatch 70 the Sunday Register.
CADIz, o., August 26.-There was but
little interest taken in the Republican
primaries for delegates to the Congressional
Convention to-day. The attendance in
some of the townships was quite small.
In Cadiz there are a large number Of Re-
publicans for Taylor, as there is all over the
county. but the Taylor forces are unorgan-
lied. while the friends of DR.. Updegraff are
well organized.
Hon. John {. Jemison, OF this place, has
but very few friends who favor his uomin-
alton. We are surprised and shocked that
this is true. We had supposed that even
if the Republicans had a preference for
other candidates that they would have at
least complimented Mr.. Jemison with the
delegates from his own township, as he has
been hard worker for the Republicans.
But so few favored his nomination that this
afternoon. when the primary organized, hc
Withdrew from the race.
He said he had been a Republican for
many years-had worked faithfully in
season and out of season for the Republi-
can cause, and that he certainly expected
the support of his neighbors and friends
when his name was proposed lOr the on
greSsional nomination. But he found him.
self mistaken. Local matters were brought
into the contest. and there was organiza-
tion against him, and that he did not pro-
pose TO either buy or beg a nomination.
He therefore withdrew.
Cadiz township is largely for Cpdegratt,
a. TaylOr's friends ran no delegates.
Have not yet heard from the various
townships of the county, but it is clear that
Updegraff has Harrison county pretty
solid, if not entirely 50.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CADIz, O.. August 26.-Cadiz Township
Updegratf, l27; Taylor, Is, three hundred
Republicans not voting.
North Township-Updegraff, ,42; TaylOr9
No other townships have reported. Up.
degraff has undoubtedly carried nearly. if
not every township in the county. Little
interest WAS taken and very small vote
was polled.
RElMuNl CuuNII.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Second District Embroglio Attracting
Attemion-POlitical Speeuiatl0n ON
National Politics.


National Politics.
Speeal Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, August 26.-The complica-
tions among the Democrats OF the Second
West Virginia Congressional district is at
tracing some attention among the few
politicians now left in Washington, especi-
ally so IS the Republican nominee is said
to be a gentleman personally popular,
while the difficulty between the Hoge and
Lucas factions s not clearly understood. 1t
is the general oDinion among Democrats that
the trouble should be compromised so as to
leave but one candidate in the held. The
prospects are Air for the Democracy secur-
ing a majority in the next House OF Repre-.
sentatives, bu. there will not be any to
spare: Therefore it is doubly desirable that
the differences should be overcome at rs
early a periot as possible. \ prominent
politician ant Republican Senator from
one of the Western States, in discussing
national politics, in one of the committee
rooms at the capitol, few days since,
said that b. expected that Pennsyl-
vania would furnish the next Demo ratio
candidate for the Presidency. and that
New York would furnish the Repuh lean
aspirant, and lie added: in that even ex-
pect to see Senator Dan Voorhees,, ut In
diana. a. the Democratic candida, for
Vice President and Senator John \. Logan,
OF Illinois, as the Republican candidate for
the same place Being pressed as to who
would probably head the two tickets the
Senator said that there was a possibility
that Pennsylvania might present ex-senator
Wallace and the Democratic National Con.
vention nominate him. "TiIe Republican
candidate" the Senator continued, will be
the present occupant of the White House,
Mr.. Arthur" As the gentlemen conversing
were both Republicans and both ardent
supporters of Grant at Chicago, it is pre-
sumable that the stalwart programme is
Arthur and Logan as the Republican Pres
idential ticket in 1884.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
WASHINGTON, PA.
A Stranger I'm n Foreign Land-tar-
riage Makers' Ptente-IndePendenee
Camp Meeting.

Na"p aceh"e.
Special DSspdteh 10 TIE S'Inddy Re0tSseT.
WASHINGTON. Pa. August GA case oil
appreciated kindness has just come 10
light. One day last week lady, just ar
rived from England, came 20 this place
thinking il was the nearest point 70 reach
her friends who live at ShireoSk, IN an
other part of the county. Her feelings
nav be imagined when she discovered her
mistake and found herself among strangers
without money. In her distress she ap-
piled 70 Sheriff Perritte, who kindly furn-
shed her with enough money TO reach her
friends and procure the necessary refresh
ment on her trip. Several persons who
noticed the action Of the Sheriff expressed
the opinion that he was lust out that
amount of money. but they were surprised
when. on Wednesday, the Sheriff showed
them letter of thanks from the lady's
friends containing the amount OF money
he had advanced 10 her
The carriage makers OF this place held
their annual picnic at Rocky Ridge, to-day,
and some hundred or two Of them, accom-
pinied by their wives, daughters and sweet
hearts, made happy crowd as they moved
off on the Pittsburg Southern train. They
were also accompanied by Rlakin's Cornet
Rand and Cayxood's orchestra with the
prospect Of icllv time. They marchef
through the principal streets before gong
10 the depot and received great deal u
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

ToLEpo. August 26.-Last evening when
Henry Otto. an employe at the moldlng
factory in the lower town, came home after
his days work be did not find his wife, but
instead = note from her saying that she had
gone away from home TO earn her own nv
ing, but il she failed, the river would be
her next resort. Some go in cash which
her husband had Just drawn for his work.
was also missing, together With some pho