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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

Lard at nis work. aqusnrity OF soapstone
fell upon him. His leg was fractured above
the ankle and he sustained other injuries.
Fabre is twenty-five years old, unmarried
and resides With his father in the Second
ward.
" after one o'clock in the Bel
mont to James Fry. Q DIVER As tue
Vas engaged In hauling out tiain zoe
csrs became uncoupled and he fell on the
trick. The wheels passed over his left leg.
crushing il to jelly, and otherwise bruised
him very severely. II is strange, but MIS-
tory tells us that when one OF lhese. acct
dents occur others follow, all coming In
close proximity.
Yesterday eight carloads Of General
Phil. Sheridan's property passed over the
baltimore Il Ohio, en- route for Washing
ion. where this gallant General steps into
General Sherman's shoes
Drs. Muhleman and other physicians
met at Glencoe with the expect ttion OF
amrutsting Mr.. D. E. Manchester's leg, but
his friends objected. His left lex has NOR
tilted from the toes 10 TO within four
inches of the knee, and there appears 10 be
no hope for recovery.
The Enterprise Window Glass Works
project is booming. Already over half
of the stock has been subscribed by window
glass men of this city and outside capital.
Misses Kate and Ella Tarbett, OF Glencoe,
are guests of Miss Mary Thornton.
Mrs. DR.. McMasters is entertaining Miss
A. McKissin and Miss Ault, of Centreville,
Ohio.
Our readers will doubtless remember the
story of several persons at MaAmoras be.
ing murdered for their money and thrown
into we'll. The story is said TO be ca.
nard. ana suit has been brought against
DR.. Martin, OF Matamoras, who had an Of
fee here, it being allesea in the petition
that be is responsible Tor it.
The Druids elected the following officers.
Yesterday: Noble Arch, II. Turner; Vice
Arch, Louis Long; Secretary, Andrew
Roeder; Treasurer, Adam Long; Inside
Guide, Henry Fox. Andrew Roeder is
District Deputy and Dr. Kurz, Medical
Examiner.
T. K. sheldon is in New York, visiting
relatives.
Mr.. James McGraw, who has been down
With rheumatism, is on the mend.
Misses Gertie and Hattie Jones, OF Gravel
Hill, entertained a number OF the friends
last night.
Mr.. Oscar Huston, Mrs. Kate Duffey and
Miss Alice Murray are spending few days
with friends at Washington, Pa.
Solomon Workman, who jumped from
his wsgon last week and fractured his leg,
will be laid up some time.
Mr.. f. T. Satterfield of Wheeling, is here
the guest OF friends.
Attorney Richardson and Mr.. kirkbride
are here investigating the story. The doc.
tor is also here. The trial comes oil at
Marietta next week.
Mrs. STEPHEN Gressinger is quite sick.
John Huffman, Esq, Is back from pleas
;ait no
Halloween was duly observed here. One
boy was out helping TO pull wagon and
was run over. Tafy pullings and other
parties were quite numerous. Very pleas
ant affairs we're held By Miss Jennie Wiley,
Maggie Hamilton, Maud Nicholson, J: II,
Hixenbaugh. Mrs. Sarah Rankin, Harry
McLgin and others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
CITY CHIPS
Flying From the Daily Local News
..- Grind.
The MaImene Benefit Concert Accident
to Judge GreeR-lndustriaI News
Runaway Aee'dent-coming
Of Winter

A benefit concert at the Opera House,
last night, was the compliment rendered
Prof. w. Malmene. 1t was compliment
he deserved at the hands OF musical people
in Wheeling and the. financial result will
not be amiss to him. He has labored in
the musical vineyard here to much good
and for no pay and substantial recogni'
ton was in accordance with the eternal
fitness of things. The audience was OF
moderate size aud was largely made up OF
our music loving Germans and the friends
of the singing societies which took part.
The following programme was rendered:
PROGRAMME.
Part l.
Overture Die Itallener in Agier.. .Rossini
Opera House Orchestra.
Chorus-Die Gestirne. Moehrlns
Arion Society.
Soprano Solo-Orange Blossoms ....-,Geibel
Miss Flora A. Williams.
Quartett-She Sleeps, My Lady Sleeps
Messrs. Arkel, Donel, Malmene and seeley.
soprano Eolo-Liebes Glueck ...............B ohm
Mrs. Annie NJ. Sheib.
sefenade c;psrs House Orchestra i"'ineH'
Chorus and Orcheslra-Die Himmel ruehmen
deS Ewigen Ehre....-... ....... Beethoven
Beethoven and Mozart Society.
Part II.
Observation-Disclosures. ....".. .........-..koppitz
Opera House Orchestra.
Baritone olo-o Loving Heart Trust ON; ., b,
Mr.. W. Malmene.
Soprano Solo+Sunrise............. ....Wekerlln
Miss Flora A. Williams. 40.
Tenor Solo-Sleep Well, Sweet Angel. .......Aot
Mr.. X. V. Ankle.
Soprano solo-some Day Wellings
MIS- Aunic NJ. Sheib.
Rrrn1ar
Stuntz
Beethoven and Mozart Society.
The only change from the original pro-
grsmme was substitution Of Il. '. Arkle
for w. B. Day, who has been on the, sick
list. Mr.. Ankles sweet voice was not heard
amiss and the audience wanted a repeti'
ton, for which a stately bow was given.
Mrs. Sheib was apparently in good voice
and received a warm encore, while MISS
Williams was exceedingly popular and re-
ceived enthusiastic recalls to both her
numbers. Prof. Mslmene received good
reception and sang well and his quartet,
in which he also sang, was the best thing
OF the evening.
The orchestral work by the Opera House
musicians was in their usual good style
and included serenade composed by Prof.
Malmene. The chorus by the Arlon So
ciety was heard to better advantage than
either of the others, their voices having
full sway, while in the other cases the full
orchestra was little too strong for the
vocal parts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
PERSONAL CHAT.
General and Personal News Notes and
Gossip.

General and Personal News Notes ana
Gossip.
Judge Green was much better last eTen
ing.
Mrs. Il. H. Browse, Of Grape Island, is at
the Mcclure.
Supt. Butcher is Gliding an institute a.
Monongalia county.
Foreman Snyder, of the Atlantic, will
take two days vacation.
Mr.. R. A. McCsbe is under the weather,
at his residence at leatherwood.
ENSheriff Johnson, OF Mcdowell, is in
the city, winding up the affairs OF ex-
Sheriff Trent.
Gov. Jackson and wife arrived last even
ing from Parkersburg, and will spend the
winter with US.
Presiding Elder Snodgrass hss taken up
his residence here and will occupy Rev.
Ryan's house, on the Island.
Mrs. W. C. Findley, of Akron, with her
soHs Earle and Paul, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. John ROemer.
W. W. Randall, OF the Halel Kirke COM
pany is in the city Hazel will be here on
the eth.
Mrs. n. J. Moore, of Wheeling, spent
last Sunday with her Barnesville friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
SENATOR TABoR'S VILLAINY.
His Adv Ice RobS friendiess widow or
Her Last Dollar.

CLEVELAND. O., November l.-i esterday
evening widow named Mrs. Jacob Gsrne,
called upon the society for organizing
charity, and related the following pitiiul
Story: Several years ago she married against
the wishes Of her parents, Jacob Garnc, an
officer in the United States army. The
ceremony was performed in New York
Safe. Four years later her husband died,
having in the meantime squandered her
fortune Of $4,000. Her father, +. s. Bland,
Gusrtermester at New Orleans, with the
rank OF colonel, then took her and the two
children. She did not remain with him
very long, however, but taking her chill
dren and the remnant Of her shattered Tor
tune OF about 81 900 went to Denver, Col.
There she met Senator Tabor who ADVISED
her to invest her money in mine specuia'
ton She did So and lost every cent OF IL,
and is now on her wsy TO Cincinnati where
size has friends and expects 10 find employ
ment She WAS furnished with ticket TO
Cincinnati and left last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

Twenty pieceS of Silk Striped and Paid
Saxony Dress Goods. Something new;
worth 50 cents, for % cents. Call and see
them.
Two hundred five. pound comforts, worth
IL So for SlO0.
Blankets, coloIed for so cents, and white
81 % apiece.
Cashmeres and Fiauuels az much below
list years prices. Call soon. if you want
To set bargains for cash, at No. 20l9 Main
treet. John Roemer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
A RIVAL FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA.
A Big Scheme Now on Foot In sister
NtRte.

ERIE, Pa. November During the lat.
ter psrt OF last week some OF the most
prominent railroad men and railroad law
yers in the country met in Erie and reor'
gained the old Erie Canal Company for
the purpose Of eflecting railroad combi'
nation between New York, Philadelphia
and baltimore by constructing q railroad
on tie old abandoned canal bed to connect
with the Baltimore and Ohio and Reading
railroads, thereby giving an outlet 10 Lake
Erie and the trade. The reorganization
was affected secretly and every precaution
taken to guard against publicity. The in
formant of your correspondent, thor.
oughly reliable, says that one Of the cspi.
taIis,s offered to put up his check for ta,'
OOO, 900, IL necessary, TO carry out the ope'
ration. In few days" said he, you may
expect 10 hear something startling, and
the names Of the reorganizers will be made
public. This affair will transfer the great
Pennsylvanis railroad fight 10 Erie as q
battle field, with Mr.. Gowen 10 the FORE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
Excited Thousands,

All over the land are going into ecstasy
over Or. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery by
the timely use of this great life saving
remedy. causes them TO GO nearly wild
its praise. II is guaranteed to positively
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bronchitis, Hosrseness. Loss OF
Voice, or any affection of the Throat and
Lungs Trial bottles l0c ut Logan Il Co. 5
Bridge corner drug store. Lsrge size 81 %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
PERFECT health depends upon a perfect

PERFECT health depends upon a perfect
condition of the blood. Pure blood con-
Quefs every disesse and gives new life 20
every decsysd or affected part. Strong
nerves snd perfect digestion enable tho
,ystem to stand the shock Of sudden eli.
M site changes An occasional use o.
Browns Iron Bittsrs will keep Won in a
perfect state of health. Don't be deceived
by other iron preparations said TO he iIst
- good. The genuine IL made nnly nv
Blown Chemical Company BaltimorS, Nd.
Sold BY ell dealers in medicines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
Thousands Nay so.

Mr.. w. +. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes.
II never hesitate TO recommend your Elcc-
trio Bitters 10 my customers, they give en-.
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Btters are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without it, They will save
hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills every
wear. Sod at fifty cents bottle by Logan
4 Co. Druggists, Bridge norner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
JUDGE GREEN'S ACCIDENT
The Result Of an EpiIeptic Atfack-His
Condition Improving.

Judge Thomas c. Green, OF the Suprems
Bench, received hurt, yesterday morn
ing, that gave rise to rumor that he had
been badly injured. He was walking down
Cbapline street, and when at the residence
of Mr.. Robert Crange, a dizziness came
over him and be fell TO the ground. AT
first il was thought apoptectic symptoms
were apparent, but afterwards it was pro-
rounced epilepsy. lie was removed to
the residence OF Judge Kennedy, wh-re
kis condition at once besaS to get better.
Judge Green had similar epiieptic al.
tack about twelve years ago, but sustained
20 evil Effects from it. He is now in his
esd year, but his health has been quite
GOOD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
Bucklen's Arnica saIve.

The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt kneum, Fever Sores,
Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter,
Chopped Hands and all skin eruptions.
money refunded. IS cents per box. For
sale by Logan & Co., Druggists, Bridge
Corner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
THE INDUSTRIES.
An Interesting Budget Of News, Local
and Foreign.

An IhItrfstfBX bUdget OI NeWs, LVtHI
and Foreign.
Saturday IS pay day at the Top mill.
Bstsvis, n. y, has many idle molders.
The North Wheeling glass works is on full
force.
Saturday is pay day at the IHverside
mill.
The Top mill blast furnace is working
stesci'y.
A msliesble iron msnufactory has been
built at Cuiu mbus, o.
Work tas been started on the ronf OF the
new st. eli plant At Builsire.
Ten cotton factories and nine gold mines
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
New ADVERrIssn,
Dissolution and Co-partnsIsNSi

The firm heretofore exi>rin,
Pfarr and Frank Lott. urder ,h.
Of John sfsrT & Co, hiss TN, =. "a
solved by mutual couseut, I'S9 ~
firing The business Wi. be g.. "a
heretofore at the Old stand. y"
street. bv the new firm, Frsnk
Either John Pfarr or Frank lH,, M
izsd 10 settle the old bUNu,S,. ,HtS
havii = ciai ms against sait I, m a." !
knowing themselves indebted a. :
to call without delay. ii IN ..
FRANZ
In retiring from the above hps,,
my duty 10 thank all my fr!rgI>
shown me, snd literal patron tr, 80
and respectfully ask a contin Iarr. !.
with my sUcctSsors. JOHN p.
Having purchased the entire f..
the firm OF John Pfarr & Ia -
makers, we respectfully sole, 9,s,. 9
public patronage, assuring all VIII
thing In our line that they ~.
prompt and satisfactory attention
FkA.k lOrL
CHARLES ]. ~.
FREl ERlCk n ~.
WHEELING, October 81. ls>S. =.
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DO NOT STORM THE sy,,,,

WITH VIOLENT CATHARTICs ,
RACK AMI TEAR AND wEAKr,'
CNtORTUNATE INVALID. IiTf
THE STOMACH, RELIENETHEt III
RtGCLATETH LIVER. AND rs !,
THE NERVES WITH TAHRANn
fERSEkCENT kELrLEH APR,
WHEN THE FIRST lMPrOMS ~
NESS APPEAR A MORE pflL,E
EFFERrESCENT DRAUGHT i N0Si
FOUND. AND A MORE POTENT RI,
FOR DlSPEPslA, RlLlOrSNES< q
PATTON, NERVOUS HEADACHE \
AND GENERAL DEBILITY. NIN
mist. SOLD By ALL pkuGUlsN
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XaaIhar InIltcaiinn

WASHINGTON, November 2-l:3O A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley and
Lake regions fair weather, southerly II
westerly winds, stationary or slowly rising
tempeEaiCre and lower barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

G 0. SMITH, real estate agent, sold r. X.
Citizens property, on South Broadway
street, to Richard Mccullough. for con-
sideraiion OF g OO0. The Garden Spot is
becoming very popular to those 70 Jkia Z for
homes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

THE best family pill We know of is Nc.
Lsik s vegetable, i contains no cslomsl,
htuce no gripping, or other iii effects. Be
will never regret il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

NormiYG can compare with McLain
Pcctoral syrup, TO cure cough No NOR
uAine or opium. and no bad effects. The
bottles are monsters too, for only - cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

Minister. is the singular name OF town
situRlsd in AuGlsize Co, Ohio. l; is the
residence of Mr. J Brsndewie. who writes
Samaritan Nervine permanently Cared
Ry son Of bad case Of S.. Vjtus Dane.
81 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

WHY sutI,r with crrus When hottie OF
McLain's corn Killer wi! cure the worst
csse to 10 found. No cure 20 pay, is the
Way they gusSsntee il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

JrsT RECErvED-Our fall and winter
stock embracing all the latest designs
Call and see them. c. Hess & Sons, No.
1921 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER =, 1883.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

The Argand Parlor Stoye-NesbiLt &
Bro.
Mende's Furniture and Carpet House.
Opera House-Tony Denier'S Humpty
Dumpty Pantomime-[ro al Page.
Opera HOuse-Rices Surprise Party in
"POp'-[Local Psge
Notice TO Stockholders.
For Sale-House.
For Sale-Canaries.
Wantsd-Nurse.
For Ciucinnati-Steamer.S St Lawrence.
For Rent-Ten-room Dwelling
A MARVEL of scientific in
yentiOn can be seen at GEUBB'S
Jewelry Store. 1t will interest
NAn-
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NaukeupbaSt.

English Waukeuyhss: shoes for gentle
men. The mist comfortable and durable
shoe ever won At Y Wo0S'S.
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WATER WAITS.

Personal and General News from the
River bank.
Business on the levee was quite brisk,
yesterday.
Ten Tow boats passed down, yesterday,
with lows Of coal.
The liver was falling slowly at dark, last
might, with II feet . inches Of water in the
rinn1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

DR. + K DOYLE, Wsdley. Ga, says: Il
considered Browns Iron Bitters saserihT
rs u tcric 10 any preparation now il use. >
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

Dr. J. N. Klein, WATERFORD. s. c.. says:
Browns Iron Bit,ers have gwen u1iVer-
Sai satisfaction"
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TWO NINE ACCIDENTS
At RclIaire. YesteFday-The Mafamor'
as C8se-I.iitIe Phil's Goods.

Two very serious coal mine accidents oc.
CURED yesterday, one at the Belmont Coal
Works and the other at Sullivsn's. About
half past nine o'clock, in suIlvan's. as e.
Fabre, a Frenchmsn, was lying down
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02

Sufferers from Coughs, Sore Throat.
etc should try "RrUuH'S RTOnrhid TrochCS,'
a simple but sure remedy. S0td 0Hiy m boxes.
Price y cents.
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UCNsunrrrvls. dyspcp,ics aud all who COM

plain
Of q great lack OF yigOr AMI health,
should by no means Tail to driaS Smith
Kenneth ale
Pure blood l. much better than wealth.
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To watch every breeze for health, set your

For uuaT o' Smiths bitter ale,
Twill give you good tissue, pure blood.
and all,
nrd " III M rnr n, the taste naI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-10
Panic in VirgiOj8.

FALSE REPORTS OF NEGRO INSTRUCTION.
Dispatches received yesterday from Boykins
Depot, NewsoLlS and Branchville. Va. stated that
those communities for several days had been In a
state OF excitement growing out OF reports OF a
negro outbreak. 1t eliminated Wednesday night
In a report that the negroes would meet at two
points and Kill all the whites from the cradle up
There Is, however. no hostile organization among
the negroes and the fears OF the white people have
subsidized. The alarm was created by the report
that drunken colored man had told the servant OF
a white family in Southampton that at ~ O'Clock
Wednesday night 900 negroes intended to Slay
every white person In southampton county. The
white women and children were accordingly taken
to the woods and a guard placed around them.
While the men armed themselves and awaited the
attack. southampton county Was the scene some
years before the war OF bloody slave insurrection
headed by Nat Turner, and it is not improbable
that the traditions OF that time had something to
do with the apprehenSionS which existed. These
reports excited considerable CONSERVATION In Nor
folk and Portsmouth last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-10
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
THE NEW CLOCK TIME.-The city council will
probably be called upon next Tuesday night TO de-
ter1nIne whether the new time shall be adopted by
the regulator OF the town clock. II the new time
Is not adopted Alexandria Will be always eight
minutes behind Washington time. The longitude
OF Alexandria and Washington Is the same The
llnc az which passes through the center of the
District of Columbia passes through the light
house atJOneS Point. I'm Alexandria, but the new
time Is that OF the 18th meridian.
POLITICAL CELEBRAT1ON.-The rejoIcingS last
night over the recent democratic Victory in Viz
GINA drew crowds TO King street. Considerable
preparations had been made in the afternoon and
when night fell down the street soon became a
blaze OF light from Illuminated houses. lines OF Ian
terms and fireworks torch!ight procession bear
Ing efflgeS or Gov. Cameron and Gen. Malone
marched through the street. A large bonfire was
kindied at the interSect OF King and Washington
streets, and smaller bonliTeS at other places. A
mass meeting was held at Armo.y hall, at which
Edgar Snowden presided. and addresses were deliy-
cred by Hon. John s Barbour, Gen. Fitz Lee, Col. H.
Sheppard and others
CLOSE OF DEMOCRATIC HEADor ARTERs The head
quarters or the democratic state executive commit
tee, which has kept its rooms at the Old Potomac
BANK Dillld1lg on King street. closed to-day Hon
John : Barbour has been the chairman, II. Shep-
perd secretary, and MeSSrS. w. W. Scott. B. III.
Lambert and G. W. Rock the assistant secretaries.
he success Which has attended the removal of The
party headquarters from Richmond TO Alexandria
Should lead all the political parties of the state to
fix headquarters In this city hereafter.
POLICE REPoRTS.-iteorgeanna Day and Edward
Sunnyman arrested by Officers Travis and Arnold.
were the only prisoners at the station house this
Washington, convicted OF stealing dry goods from
ID. Bendheim, was sentenced to an Imprisonment Of
sixty days in Jail.
REPORTERS Notes.-The Washington and West
ern road has exchanged temporarily with the Alex
andria and fredericksburg railroad their heavy new
engine for light one, and will use the light engine
Until their old wooden bridges replaced by iron
oneS.-A colored man named CluSS Watkins died
IN the northwestern part OF the city last night OF
1OckJaW from wound in the hand.-1he schooner
IL. Culver, recently launched from the lower ship
yard, will sail next week and make her first entry
upon the ocean-Joseph Robey had his hand
badly cut yesterday in machine at Lash's tobacco
factory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-10

Letter from Leesburg, Va.
TEACHERS NsTITUTE-GooD TIME FOR GUNNERs-
MENTS.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
LEEsBuRG, November 9Th, 1888
While the democrats were firing guns and having
general rejoicing with bon-f1reS, fireworks &c.
some one set fire to straw rick of Mr. Ned Little
tons, a prominent democrat here clerk OF the
county court
Miss Mary j. Harrison, daughter OF the late H. r.
Harrison, OF this place. was married on the It'll to
Mr.. Frank E. Conrad, formerly of Winchester, Va
The bride received many beautiful presents from
some and kind wishes from all her friends. The
wedding was quiet one, only relatives and few
friends being present After the ceremony the
newly welded pair left on the morning train for
New York.
Several Institutes for teachers have been held in
different parts Of the county, and county institute
tinuing until 1st OF December All the teachers are
required to attend.
SpOrtsmen have had moderate success lately.
some quail, woodcock, ruffed grouse, few wild
turkeys, some sntpe and good many hares and
squirrels having been bagged I'm the vicinity.
The circuit court had some success with the
black bass, but not much angling has been done
lately.
II Loudoun county was the United States, John
8. Barbour would be democratic nominee for Prea-
dent in 1SS4-Our democratic friends are SO elated
over his successful campaign.
having a beautiful plate glass front put to their
store on Main street. The woodwork is elabOrately
ornate. A new bookstore Is being fitted up on Main
street by j. +. Brawner and Lemuel Norris A large
building for the colored graded school Is nearly
finished In the northern part OF the town It will
accommodate 200 pupils easily.