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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27

Walker hsv, assisted by Rev. Cox deliey-
eled some feeling remarks At his late resi-
d.nce. He was buried by Pierpoint Post
No. 8. G. A. X. Forty members assisting
in the services They were under COM
msnd OF Capt Melvin, the pail bearers be-
ing comrades Park, Davis. Moren, Lytle'
Hapey and McLain. Alex Chamberlain De-
ing flag bearer, having it drsped in heavy
mourning, c. H Marks was the Under
tsker. A large concourse Of people follow
ed the remains to his last resting place
Mr.. CIendennen was a member OF the I'm
West Virginia. He was brave soldier and
one of our best citizens, loving tather
and husband and q good man in all the
walks OF life. He was in his 43d year, aud
leaves wife and six children who have
the syn patty of this community.
THE REGISTER IN wELLsBCRd.
Louis Nichols the gentlemanly REGISTER
carrier is meeting with great success IN the
management of the Daily and Sunday
REeIsTER. Having increased its circuia-
ton three-fold since his engagement. he
will deliver the Daily and Sunday at
yeur place of residence or business for Is
cents per week. Leave your orders al
Brscken & McCleary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
BRIDGEPORT BRIEFS.

The Brannum Post OF the G. A. r., are
making extensive preparations to celebrate
Decoration Day in the proper manner.
The memorial services will be held in the
NJ. +. church, Rev. Keys will preach the
sermon. The services will begin at 10 A.
NJ, after these services the Post and their
friends will adjourn TO G. A. r. Hall
they will march to Wheeling and take
part in the exercises there. All old sol.
diers and friends of the Post are invited
to take part in their exercises.
Rev. Beall Will preach q memorial ser.
mon appropriate to Decoration Day this
evening at the Presbyterian church. The
Uranium Post q. A. r., will attend the
services in body and will meet at their
hall for that purpose at o P. NJ, this even.
ing. The choir OF this church had prac-
tiCe meeting last night and prepared some
exercises will no doubt bs very interest
ing.
Rev. Balph and Miss Edgerton, OF st.
Clairsville; DR.. G. +. Kurz. of Bellaire and
Mrs. Ross J. Alexander OF this place, who
compose the committee appointed by Judge
Kelly, OF the Common Pleas Court, TO ex.
anime the different jails in the county,
were here yesterday, and went through our
jail. They are reported as saying that ii is
thC uuu Dcot hcpt Juil
ty, and will SO report. Good for Bridge
port
Mr.. Wegand, wife and daughter, OF Bea.
yer, Pa, are the guests OF Rev. Howell, in
this city.
The new freak among some of our young
society folks is TO get up right early and 90
out 10 the country two or three miles to get
breakfast. Wonder: what they will do
next.
Mr.. Alonzo Cannon. a prominent young
man Of New Athens, was in town yester.
day on business.
Hon. CIV. Carroll and wife, of st. Glars.
vile, are in the city, the guests OF Mrs,
Ross J. Alexander.
A large number OF cur tony citizens
took in the Ministries last night aud were
much pleased with the show.
Ralph Bingham, the boy orator, will be
at the n. +: church on Wednesday even
ing, May Goth.
John Donlan, young man who lives out
the pike near the Hamlet Of Acer. died on
Friday morning and was buried Yesterday
afte moon at ut. Calvary cemetery.
North West got home yesterday from q
business tripin the interest OF bis firm.
There is a project on foot TO build line
OF street railway through the town and out
the pike as far as the coal works. There is
no doubt that an enterprise OF this kind
would pay handsome dividend to the
projectors. The rapid growth OF the town
out there is remarkable, and some kind Of
connection with the city is TO be desired
and will soon become 3 necessity. Who
will start the ball rolling?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
BENWooO.

Fred. and William Bush we're visiting
friends here last Sunday.
A beautiful banner will be presented 10
Il e Sunday School to-day.
Henry Daily and Catherine Classy OF this
town, were married at Bellaire last Tues
day.
Jake Slitner and Bill Sanders were each
fined $40 and cost for disorderly conduct
last Saturday.
Miss Addia Dolbesr's school at Boer,
Run will close on the sth OF June and Win
bave picnic on the 9th. Friends of the
school are invited 20 attend.
Conductor McDonalds wife, OF the Il. &
q. road, was visiting Mrs. William Steele
several days last week.
A very pleasant hop took place at VIM.
Taylor Friday evening.
Miss Flora Morgan gave . party ct Walter
McMiilen's, Wednesday evening. Il was
very enjoyable affair.
We are informed that Themas Mcdonald
and Sarah Lanon will be married In few
weeks
The salary Of all the city officers Ia, been
reduced, Recorder MrIhton resigned hi.
position, There are several young men herv
competent 90 Rli the position, but the ssl.
aty Is no' sufficient 10 pay them TO devote
their tine % a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
MINGo JUNCTION.

Miss Sadie Ennis, OF the East Fad hp
been here on visit TO her brother yospS
q popular boiler at the Mingo mill.
We would wish to inform the ogrA.
world that the junction Iron Woln Ne
running 10 their fullest capacity. and III,
managers and employees are perfectly cal
isfied.
Geo. A. Dean is home again from tip
in the western country.
DR.. w. J. .. Connel, our druggist, to9s
to himself q partner, and called her Nr
o. Connel. The Doctor is popular, al!
The boys gave him vocal and instruments
serenade The Doctor responded and Tires
the doors open TO all his friends.
The Junction Iron Co. are erectins SON,
fine houses for the accommodation o! IA
employees.
Otto Aaron, formerly OF Wheeling and
late OF Pittsburgh, was here this week on
q visit TO his sister, Mrs. X. RcsenberE.
Mingo is doing we'll. Three marriages
this week.
Oscar Burdette. salesman for the Fey
man Brewing Company, Was here thu
week.
Milton Harris, an old Wheeling BOY, ws
here this week.
The Methodist and Catholics have secured
lots and are busy raising funds 10 ered
houses OF worship OF their own.
There will be meeting OF council 10
morrow night. Let all attend a. there vii
be business Of importance before their lord
ships.
The marshal made only one arrest this
week. That speaks we'll for the village.
McLester Hall IS growing very popular
among the young folks. Thf gentlemen
in charge attend TO the wants of all
Anderson Fulton severed his connection
with the mill this week.
Richard johnson lost his little baby on
Thursday. His many friends sympaih'n
with him.
John Graham has made some improve
ments on his store front in the way oil q
awning.
The railroad station at this place too!
q passing engine. tits pity it was SaTsd.
.joseph Leyitch, from Pittsburgh va
here on visit TO bis friend, X. Rosenber
Mr.. James Hastings, the popular rolls
OF the Mingo mill, will be married tbs
evening at Wellsburg TO Miss Mary Joha.
son, OF that city. The REGIsrEE wishes
them all there Is in connubial felicity.
Miss Georgia Collins and Miss Is,as
Frazier will visit steubenville to-day. T..
Mings village is going TO dispose OF ~
property on next Monday evening. Hni
good business stand. The chairman %
finance has several bids which will o
opened at the next meeting night, whiea
will be on next Monday evening.
The scale was presented by the coz,
mittee Mr.. Samuel Laughlin. President
the Junction Iron Works, but no resPons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27

fountain for picnic that is expe ,ted
from the country"
"Hold on a minute" said the grocery
man, as he wound piece ofbrown pa
per around q cob and stuck it in asyrup
Jug he had just filed for customer,
and then licked his fingers, II want 10
ask you question. What has caused
you to change so from being bad. You
were about.
As had - They Make EN-,
ND 10 a few weeks ago, and now you
seem 10 have a soul, and get in your
work doing good about as well as any
how in town. What is it that ails your
30, sugar, I don't want to tell, said
the bow, as he blushed, and wiggled
around on one foot, and looked silly.
nBut If YOU won't laugh l will tell you.
Itlis nv girl that has made me good. Ii
may be only temporary. If she goes
hack on me may be tuff again, but II
She con inues to hold out faithful shall
he a daisy all the time. Say, did you
ever love a girl? II would do you good.
If YOU loved anybody, regular Cd FASH
ioned, the way do, people could send
little children here TO trade, and you
wouldn't palm Offany wilted vegetables
OH to them, or give them short weight.
If You Was in Love,
and felt that the one you loved saw
every act Of yours, and you could see
her eyes every minute, you would
throw away anything that was spoiled
and not try to sell il, for fear you would
offend her. / don't think any man is
fit to do business honestly, unless he is
in love, or has been in love once. Now
| couldn't do anything wrong If l
tried, because / should hear the still
small voice of my girl saying to me,
sHennery, let up on that lslipped up
on a banana peel yesterday, and hurt
myself and | was just going TO say
something offul, and | could see my
girls bangs raise right up, and there
was a panied look in her face, and 8
tear in her eye, and by gosh, | just
smiled and looked tickled till her hair
went down and the smile came back
again to her lips, though it hurt me like
blazes where
Isfruek the Sidewalk.
| was telling pa about it, and asked him
if he ever felt as though his soul was
going right out towards somebody, and
uc ssilu uc uIl OhCV VII - otCohlUOot Ca
cursion, but he eat a lemon and got
over it. Pa thinks it Is my liver, and
wants me to take pills, but | tell you,
boss, it has struck in me too deep for
pills, unless it is one that weighs about
hundred and forty pounds and wears
hat with feather on. Say, if my
girl should walk right into burning
lake of red hot lava and beckOn me to
follow, would take hop, skip and
jump, and"
"O, give usa rest" said the grocery
man, as he took basin Of water and
sprinkled the floor, preparatory to
sweeping out. "lou have get the worst
case ever saw, and you better go out
and walk around u block" and the boy
went out and forgot to hang out any
sign.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27

esting. Our commandments are always
worth seeing. and this one especially. Tne
programme is as follows;
PART L
PPSsyes; ;-inc;nS What P fsexi Eenberg
Essay-The Faces We Meet Lizzie N Medlll
soils and Chorus-"Ye Shepherds rell Me-"
Mazzlughi
Essay-Mytbology.... Ida b. Hoyle
diplomas; Maggie B. Kerr
GGsssaTWbst he nee BIrds Lewis
Essey-A Retrospect Robert A. blacKfOru
Trio-"The Nightingale to Home ketarns
Presentation Of Diplomas-Rev. E. Il. Jones
Chorus-"Mark the Merry Elves" .Calleot
Benediction. VIM. Weir
7. 81. Stanton, the confectioner was thir-
ty-seyen years old yesterday and last night
a large crowd, together with the Excelsior
band, called on him at his residence, cor.
ner Walnut and Fifth streets. The crowd
consisted of fifty or sixty persons, and
were all Hospitality entertained by Mr..
cake ard other dishes were served in boun-
teous quantities. There was lots of music
and the evening was most enjoyably spent.
Nose Mccain. the clever engineer on
the Climax, will remove into the Black
Watkins building this week.
Miss Maud Eewland entertained the A.
T. F. F. Society at her home on Friday
evening, in grand style. Among those
present were noticed the smiling faces OF
Misses Maggie Kerr, Eta Miller, Ida Hoyle,
Ella Robinson, Lena Drennen, May Robin
son, Lizzie Medill, Jessie Trip, Fannie
Van Felt, Ada Dilworth and Messrs. Will
son Kerr, James Pennington, Mortimer
Williams, Charley Suartz, Clarence Burris,
Eddie Reid, A. Ralston, Willie Miller, Ed.
McCombs and Geo. Raston. Those pres
emit enjoyed themselves immensely, play
ing charades, dancing and singing.
To day when you want some boss cream
call on T. H. Stanton, corner Hanover
and Walnut streets. Besides cream Mr..
Stanton always keeps the choicest contec-
tioneries, fruits, fine crackers and cakes.
He sells reasonably, is clever gentlemen
and should be patronized.
James Ralston and wife are Sundaying al
Wellsburg.
The X. of P Lodge No. 81, OF this city,
will celebrate its anniversary on the even:
| ing of the 3Oth inst, and all members OF
the order are cordially invited to attend.
| A grand time is anticipated.
Boots and shoes can be bought at your
| Own price at the closing out sale OF the
| PEOPLES Shoe Store. Give them call
Martins Ferry was well represented at
| the minstrels in Wheeling last night.
Quite number will 60 over to see Julius
| Cesar" on Wednesday night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
BELlAlRE NEWS.

The honorable gentlemen who compose
the city council are casting about them for
some means TO reduce the expenses Of the
city and thus lessen taxes. This 10 very
laudsble move IL the reduction 10 made In
the right place. Some members, however,
proposes 10 make a reduction In the police
force, either 20 reduce the wages Of the
present force or TO reduce the number OF
policemen In the city. This We think In q
move in the wrong direction, and any 70
ductiSn or change at The present time
would be for the worse Oar City pDlicA
government a. the present tims IL The npst
efficient and the usatsst self sHs'ainius 81
any we have ever had. and let rs keep u
so The officers ON the force are paid the
magnificent - sum II 81 . mouth. AMI
are expected ~ he sysfy whsts ~ ons and
the same time. AnA they 6otns Ne hssf IN
ing II ne II IL tossihis Tor thnf,sls ~ d.
This su0uhi Is sysfy cent they gel sud Tor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
NEW MARTINsvILlE.

Circuit Court this week and town iaIi "
strangers.
The trestle approach TO the north SIDE %
the railroad bridge Is being pu, up, l.,
Miss Russell, OF Pittsburgh, who u,
been the guest OF Rose Wheeler s'"'
weeks. returned home Monday.
N. G. Dunlap, OF Coxt0wn, Is puttias -
extensive addition 10 his house.
7. n. Stone was appointed by the c". y,
ty court to fill the vacancy caused
resignation OF Commissioner Meff'Il. .
better selection could not have been mao
The basket social at *. 7. Richaf',vo.
Friday evening was quite success
eft Of n. 4. church. ~,
The contract for putting vault 10 -
County Clerks Office was awarded " ."
Chaplew.
Judging from the disgust OF the sTe,E'
loafer AZ he wanders out Of tbc corr 49, -,
there 10 nothing rich, rare or racy ~, ~,
the old ejectment suit hanging hfs '
week.
The temperance war Is still BEING ~ !.
Fusion with one OF the political pano .
freely talked OF. It does not fe}niMn
prophets knowledge TO discern the oi .,ou
Nearly all the railroad condemi,s
proceedings were finally dispose o. 80 ~
court, and all parties sstisfed. In9see 49,,
are contesting the right OF way wili Ia, 49,.
wish before they get through Win "
they had accepted the roads one''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
A woman OF Means.

The Charleston Nc,Cs says story Is
circulating among hotel men that dur
ing the past winter a lady from Boston,
accompanied by three servants, en-
gagged three rooms at one of the hotels
in Jacksonville. The proprietor as
signed her three Of the best rooms on
the parlor floor. Upon arrival she was
shown the rooms, but said they did not
suit her. Being told that they were the
best rooms the city afforded, she or
dered q carriage, went out to the stores,
and spent over 500 in fitting up the
rooms with rugs, curtains, and bric-a-
brac. She occupied them just one
week, and then left all her purchases
behind her and went To- the Magnolia
Hotel, on the st. Johns river. where
she paid $500 week board for herself
and suite. She returned north ON n
special car, which must have cost her
not lesz than $500 This Ia rather M
apocryphai yarn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
GAINESVILLE, O.

A pleasant party met at the R,t''eii /, b
sonage 10 this plsce last ThursdsJ
ing the Elders fiftieth birthday ssrh,l
was planned by his wife. Esch al
and wife OF this district were inII "a b
was present. They spent Q Day Joy Ser
remembered. Both Mr.. and Ms oH'
presented With purse Of gold: n ~
The commencement exsrcises " .,ss
Union School will take place fno, 10 3
ing, June ist The graduating "a az
com posed Of four young lsaies Vsnl
gentleman: Misses Nyrs Kemp r,.IIssi
Howard. Ada 6hiplsy. Jessie camnS
and Thos r. Berry. State Schoo' shs ..
sionea p. r. DsWolf will deliver
J. l. Jurdon, Of Pittsburgh, pinaas sras.
the glass house. spent Sunday ID
VILE. ,,.r.sspoft,
Miss Sonoma swaney. OF NeAe
Pa. 10 visiting friends here. a;.d lst
John Conway, IN old eitifsn.
Sabbath, after three month"; illne st Sitb
A little son OF q. w. Shephe,a. n.,und -
a painful accident on the scheo afpd
Friday. While playing ball be -, Il o.
with the bat, and IL was hous.,rtd %!
that his leg was broken. but "P
80 bad. .s.u o. lr'
Charles Royd. the reciu's spos .,.s ere.
week, died al bis home on ss'u =
Ing,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27

THE REGISTER has, by sew
eral thousand copies, q larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two Virginias
or Eastern Ohio. Its adyanta-
ges as an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
GRAFTON GRAINS
or Assembled Wisdom-Jhs Teachers
Observation-Disclosures In Eail-lom.
pItsnents 20 Prof. Hatcher General
News Notes.

GRAFTON. w. VA, May e6.-The teachers
OF this county have held sway IN town the
past week, aud the wielders OF the birchen
rod have predominated OH the streets and
In the various hotels and boarding houses
The institute In point Of numbers has been
n failure. but the interest Of those mani.
fepted who were present made UP IN a great
measure for the srarcity OF numbers, The
institute closra yesterday evening, The
following resolutions were handed me with
the request tha, they 10 published in the
ErNrAN EsuIsTtR.
We the committee on resolutions, beg
leave "a submit the following
Rm'r,i -, Ths, the teachers Of Taylor
county feel highly honprpi by having the
iSahrdy Institute held AZ Grafton, and
tender their thanks and htsh appreciation
" The spme GO Hon, II l.. butcher fct The
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-05-12
Business Locals.

Nassrs. ]. Graft and n. Rogers Bayly,
MARYLAND agents of the Equitable Life Assur-
once Society of New York, with headquarters
in Chamber of Commerce Building, Baltl-
more. are in town, temporarily stopping at
westminster City Hotel, looking after I'll the
business of the Society in this vicinity. Inc
nonularity of the Society enabled 1t last year
10 write the unprecedented amount OF over
s;vtv-two millions of new business. Its great
success is based on vigor of management,
conservative financial principles, immediate
navment of policies without discount at death'
incontestibiity of all its policies after three mr.
wears and its Tontine Savings Fund foncy
which gives the survivor OF the tonnne periiou
agreed upon choice either Of cash returned III
cycess Of amount paid i'll premiums, or PAID
~, ;nenrance for double the amount contract
ed for, besides the protection during ton'lhe
period
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Al Rivler & Senft's 10 pair Children high
ton Pebble Button Shoes, former prlce SZOV'
now 81. so: 10 pairs Children's Kid Pebble
Button Shoes, former price SLIGO, now sl.z9'
SPRING SUITS. SPRING SUITS.
All tbe latest novelties of the season, the
LARGEST stock of Suitings ever offered IN tins
county. and at prices that defy competition.
Fits Guaranteed or no sale, 1T j. j. Anders :.
At Bixler & SENT s-Odd lot Of Shoes, as
low as 50 cents up to Sl.O0 PAIR.
STRAW HATS. STRAW HATS.
All r, Orndorff's Double Store you will
find n large variety of Straw Hats. all the lat
oct and nobbiest styles, at the lowest prices.
| challenge any house in the county to SHOW
a larger and better selection OF sultlngs, Doth
foreign and domestic, and will be made up III
style, at j. T. Anders'.
IF Won will buy Machine Harness, examine
|. A. Millers stock. Complete sets single
Harness from $50 up. Westminster, Md.3t
Gentlemen:s Jewelry of all kinds, sold and
Mated: Silver and Nickel Watches, very cheap;
call and examine, at j.. L. Anders
SEED POTATOES.
White Star. Snow Flake, Mammoth Pearl
and Burbank at n. l. Gorsuch Sons.
Mems fine Straw Hats reduced from 20 to
so cents, at Bixler & Senft's.
NEVER 60 TO 4 GOATS HOUSE FOR wool"
If YOU want first-c class Suit, go where you
have the largest stock to select from the
prices are always guaranteed. and everybody
pleased, at }. I. Anders'.
Remember that at Bixler Il SENT 5, since
the fire, YOU buy your Boots, Shoes, Hats,
&C.. ten to twenty per cent less than they can
be bought elsewhere, to reduce stock.
Mems pillow Shoes, all solid leather, at 9o
cents pair at Bixler 4 Sentt's.
Just received, a large lot of the latest styles
of Neck Wear, at }. 7. Anders'.
Overalls speciality, all grades and prices,
at j. I. Anders'.
All the latest styles of Linen Collars anu
Cuffs always on hand, at bottom figures, at j.
r. Anders.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-05-12

The best evidence that the meeting OF the
Democratic editors of the state was of value,
and that their address was opportune and
wise, may be found in the reports of the Re
publican press of Baltimore, the Amerted"
and Herald. The report of the proceedings
in the former paper was simply the imagin-
ings of the reporter to large degree, and
were fctions, to attempt to cast rldicule
where no room for ridicule existed. The ad-
dress. furnished in full to the -fmericdn, was
cut to suit the purposes of that journal. Por-
tons were published that would do the least
good among Democrats and the least harm
to the Republican party. The Heratds re-
port gave only facts, but that journal, too,
was afraid to publish the full address, or even
give the main points in it, The editorial on
the meeting in the same paper, was evidently
written by some one who either did not read
the address or was incompetent to compre-
bend it. and who did his best to discredit the
meeting and its action.
We are glad to see these criticisms and re-
ports. They show very evidently that the
meeting was a success and that the address
was calculated to have wholesome influence
upon the people.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-05-12

At the dinner of the Saturday Night Club
in New York last Saturday, Senator CoRkling
predicted Democratic success in 1884. Said
he, abiding to Senator Camden, of West
Virginia
Zone of my friends here to- night is leader
and example of the Democratic party. Well,
he and the rest of them are about to take con-
troll of the country; indeed they control it
pretty well already. Two years ago the Re-
publican party came out with flying colors
from the greatest battle it had ever fought, in
which, though weighed down and struggling
against heavy odds, it triumphed and flew its
banner in every State from sea to sea. To-
day, in almost every State from sea to sea, it
lies PROSTATE"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-05-12

The Baltimore city Democratic Convention
met on Thursday night, and their proceedings
were so marked by not only harmony, but by
almost absolute unity, that the party through
out the state must feel encouraged. Gilmor
Meredith, VIM. H. b. Fusselbaugh, Findlay
III. Burns, james i. MeLane and Bernard
Carter were chosen to select judges and clerks
for primary elections. and their names are a
guarantee that free, fair and untrammeled
primaries will be assured. This action on the
part of the convention was demanded by good
Democrats throughout the city, and is in ac-
eordanee with the recommendation in the adj
dress of the Democratic editors.