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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-22
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.
General Small News From the Glass

The X. of l.. picnic will be held on
Wheeling Island to-day. The committees
have made arrangements with the Q. +.
railroad to convey passengers at 10 cents
for the round trip from West Wheeling,
and skiffs will transfer them to the fair
grounds.
Secure copy Of the SUNDAY REeysrER to-
morrow. Full OF interesting reading mat
ter.
Mr.. John B. White, of Richland town
ship, was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
T. B. Jackson, the Republican nominee
for Recorder, is in The city.
Dick Darrah, young society man from
ST. Clairsville, was in town yesterday.
Addison Thompson, OF st. Clairsville, is
the guest of D. H. Darrah.
Carrall Deems, an old-time Bellaire boy,
who is now in the drug business in Colum,
bus, o., is in town visiting hisiparents and
many friends.
vest over the b. 4 0. railroad yesterday.
MeSsrs. Adam Faupel and J. r. Parnell
arrived home yesterday fram an extended
trip to the Pacific coast. They both look
we'll and report an exceedingly pleasant
trip.
Get a copy Of the SUNDAY REGISTER to.
morrow. All the latest news in it.
The infant child of C. II. Lewis is dan.
gerously i'll. Mr.. Lewis is in the West and
has been sent for.
An exceedingly homely fence is being
put up along parts Of Front street on
Gravel Hill, to prevent accidents from run.
hing over the bank. Council is doing the
work. There should be fence all along
the bank, and while they are at it some
thing decentlooking might as well be put
up.
The Presbyterian Sunday schools OF this
city are picnicking to-day at Walnut Grove,
Martins Ferry.
Hon. A. J, Schneider, of Moorefeld, the
Democratic candidate for State Senator,
IVES in the city, yesterday, getting &C
quainted.
Four divorce suits from this city will
be tried at the next term Of the Common
Pleas Court.
A number OF young folks from this city
went out to Warnocks on Thursday even
ing, and gave a surprise party TO Miss
Annie Braiden.
Buy the SUNDAY REGISTER to morrow.
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BELMONT COUNTY.
How the Political Machine IL
Moving Along.
Railroad Meeting at Martins Fsnr-A
Wonderful Dog-General Martins
Ferry and BeIIaire Matters.

Political matters seems to be at kind OF
stand-stilI, the candidates generally dong
their own work. The committees are
working quietly. The different newspapers
in the county, especially those along the
river, are putting in their time and space
in abusing each other and the alleged
bosses, and don't appear to know that 9
great political campaign is about to close.
The first meeting held here was that OF the
Republicans, on Friday evening. when
Senator Plumb, OF Kansas, and Attorney
General Hollingsworth held forth, and al
though the faithful made great efforts TO
make it success, so great is the apathy In
the party that the meeting was next to
failure. The Democracy will hold meet
ing, which is expected to be big one,
on next Friday, with Hon. George
|. Converse, Of this State, and Senator Tip
ton, of Nebraska, as the orators. The Re-
publicans have no hopes for the State
ticket, and will use their endeavors In
getting scratches enough to elect one or
two on the county ticket, making the es'
pecial effort for Representative and Sena.
tor, or rather Charley Foster for United
States Senator. They will bulldoze the
members of their own party to keep them
from scratching, and get all Democratic
scratches they can in any way. The nom.
ination of julius Schneider who is demon
mated Gen. Sigei" in the campaign, for
State Senator, is received by the Demo.
Gratis every where over the district as o
sort of boom, and il will be seen that
any Republicans will fight init SigeP
in October.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
Where the Faithful will worship To-
morrow.

Services at the United Presbyterian
ChuCh tomorrow at l0:30A. NJ and 80 P.
NJ. Sabbath school at p. N.
st. Matthews Church. Services at 1920
A. N. and !: 80 P. NJ. The Rev. DR.. Arm
strong will preach at the morning service.
Rev. J. b. Muliord, pastor, will preach
tomorrow morning and evening in the
First Baptist Church, corner Twelfth and
Byron streets. Sunday school at 2 o'clock.
Young peoples meeting on Monday even
ing. Lecture by the pastor on the spider
the second in the course on natural his
tory. Strangers are invited to all services
Zane Street NJ. +. Church: Rev. Mr..
Ryan, p. f, will preach at 1890 A. NJ. and
1916 P. N. Holy communion will be ad.
ministered at the close OF the evening
sermon. Quarterly conference and love
feast, commencing at 7:30 P. N. Monday
evening. All are invited to these ser
vices.
There will be preaching in the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow by the
pastor, kew. D. A. Cunningham, d. D., at
1890 A. N. and 80 P. NJ. Harvest Home
services in the Sabbath school, at 8 A. NJ.
Parents and friends of the school are in
vited. Mission school, Eighteenth street,
above Jacob, at go p. NJ.
Divine service and sermon at st. Luke's
Church, Island, tomorrow at 1890 A. II.
Pm. Right Rev. C. c. Perrick, D. D., will
officiate in the morning and the Rector in
the evening. Seats free.
Services at Second Presbyterian Church,
Rev, VIM. H. Cooke, D. D., pastor, at 1920
A. NJ. and 1870 P. NJ. Everybody invited.
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church-Preaching
on Sunday morning at 1870 and in the
evening at 100, by the pastor, Rev. ], Z.
Smith, d. d. Sunday School at o'clock.
Young peoples meeting Monday evening
at 7 80 o'clock.
At the First Nj. +. Church, Bridgeport,
the pastor, Rev. J. Il. Reyes, will preach
the final sermon Of his passionate at 1880 A.
N. The anniversary of the Sunday School
missionary society will be held at 1880 P. NJ.
International Sunday school lesson, LIST
Samuel, 3-l:l9. The Child Samuel. Preach
ing at the English Lutheran Church at
1890 A. M. and 1880 P. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
T.. II. Dornblaser.
Rev. Geo. Schwaun, the newly appointed
minister of the German NJ. f. Church. ar.
rived yesterday. He will preach his open
ing sermon to morrow. Services at 1915
A. NJ. and z 80 P. NJ. Sunday school at 2 P. N.
Rev. F. P. Arthur, of Bethany, will occu.
ply the pulpit at the Disciples Church to-
morrow al 1890.
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FINED AND DISCHARGED.
A Drunken Treasurer Gets His Desert.

Yesterday morning F. N. Birmingham
was fined $40 and costs in Police Court, for
being drunk and disorderly," and thereby
hangs a tale. Birmingham was treasurer
of the warde company, and on Thursday
night he got on a spree aud painted things
red about the Mcclure House. Going to
the room Of one Of the ladies of the compa.
ny, he grossly insulted her
and compelled her to leave the
room and take refuge in the psrlor, where
he also followed. Manager Collins was
sent for and Birmingham wanted to use a
pistol on him, but officer Taylor wa.
brought in and put him under arrest. H /.
spent the night behind the bars and wa,
fined $40 and costs yesterday morning
Manager Collins paid his fine and promptly
discharged him.
1t Is to be regretted that the name OF the
Warde Company was thus brought forward
in the matter, for a set of more perfect
gentlemen and ladies never came to Wheel.
ing. Mr.. Wsrde especially regretted the
affair, but of course not even q shadow OF
blsme will attach to him. In the discharge
Of Birmingham he perfectly expressed his
sentiments
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-22
THE HUTTON REGATTA
Promises 10 be the Biggest Boating
Event Ever Known.

Event Ever known.
Ed Hay, who returned yesterday from
Hutton, says the regatta next week is 60
ing TO be the biggest thing of the kind ever
had in this country. Cla,or is there now,
and Ritz, Weisgerber and Bricelsnd will go
up next Monday. A Pittsburgh paper o:
yesterday says:
The Hutton regatta Of next week is nov
attracting much more attention than any
other sporting event announced. The ar
engagements are already almost all made
Richard johnson has been selected as judg,
at the starting buoy. In order 20 allow nC
possible reason to make any change or in
correctness against the course, Capt. Ton
Rses took upa party of six engineers yester
day snd made q new and complete survey,
which made no change in the previous
measurement. Teemer and Hosmer met
yesterday while practicing, and pulled to-
gether at q lively pace for q mile or more,
securing "a dead heat" Colney and
Plaisted showed up yesterday and ClatOr
put in an appearance last night. Arrange
msnts have been made for the sccommoda-
ton Of ladies, at all the best points OF
view along the course, that have not been
tquslled at any boating exhibition hereto
fore.
The Blackmore and Columbia boat houses
have reached the course, arriving last even
ing These with the other boat houses
now there are more than ample for the &C
oommOdation Of all the oarsmen and their
boats.
The 500 forfeit deposited with the New
York Clipper as a forfeit by Hosmer, in
connection with his challenge to Courtney
has teen returned to him, the check reach
ing him last night, Courtney having Who'll
~ ignored the challenge. Courtney ha:
made . second promise to be here, thi;
time to C. r. GAspsr, who has just return
ed from Union Springs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-22

us, badly hurt about the hips yesssrday ~
by some falling castings he residsa In
Mayor Mitch ell is confined TO his resi-.
dancs nv sickness, and Is missed In his
Office and ON the streets-
Miss Emma Reece has returned from
pleasant visit to Pittburgh- -,
The SUNDAY RKsIsrRR TO morrow VIII
contain large amount OF Martins Fef,y
news. Every body in town should reao IL.
Last Sunday q large number OF persons
were disappointed in getting the paper,
owing TO the increasing demand. MS xlu
rot ooenr to. morrow, as an extra number
has been ordered.
Miss May DAWN, Of Wheeling, u visit
ing Martins Ferry friends
The supper at the n. E. Church last
NIGHT. given by the Ladies' Aid Society,
was we'll attended and netted good sum.
Those who attended say that these suppers
are not given semi occasionally.
Mrs James Mcintosh is spending . few
days in the Smokey City"
b. F. Brady is ia Pittsburgh on business
and pleasure.
quite sick, Is recovering.
Mrs J. l. Crippen leaves to-day to visit
in Hot edale and Smithield.
Miss Anna Scott, of New Philadelphia,
returned home yesterday after pleasant
visit with her relatives and many friends
here.
win A. Fenton and wife, of Morristown,
are spending few days with Alec David
son, in Woods addition.
Flicker Coss was again arrested and
locked up yesterday for the same old Of
fence drunkenness.
.Oh! / wish it would rain," remarked .
lady coming down Hanover street on Thurs
day Last night q Third ward man Was
walking up the railroad and accidently
stepped into puddle of water when he
exclaimed--wen you can guess.
A little boy Of Charles wilhelm, resid.
ing in Clark's addition, died last evening
of scarlet fever.
The Pink Pea social held at the Q.
Church last night was we'll attended, not.
withstanding the bad wea Their. The hall
was nicely decorated in pink, and the ladies
we've dressed in pink costumes with Mother
Washington bonnets. The social was imam.
cially a success, and the REGISTER scribe
hopes the ladies will not allJw their enter
prising spirit to drop, bdtwii give another
social in the near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-22
A WONDERFUL DOG
In Martins Ferry with Other News
From There.


Marshal Hanson has dog that can prob.
ably outrun Maud S." ~. /. c." or any
other horse on record. He is 50 fast that
he can even beat LOGON otive. The Mar.
shall was out at the st. Clairsville fair with
him and he got away with anything on
has beaten passenger trains. The other
morning the Marshal boarded the morning
accommodation at the depot to 60 to the
Sherman House. He did not want the dog
to follow him and he hired cheap boy to
hold him. About the time the train was
several hundred yards away the dog sue
ceeded in getting away from the
boy and started after the train
arriving at the Sherman House about
one minute before the train. Yesterday
morning the dog noticed his blue uni
formed owner on the accom- notation while
sitting on the postotlce corner aud fol.
lowed the train again beating it to the
Sherman House At this point the dog
lost track OF the Marshal and followed the
train to Bridgeport, reaching the depot as
the train checked up. This wonderful cur
could not be purchased for any money
from the owner and has won the admira-
ton OF every man, woman and child who
ever seen him running. He was born in
Africa in 1879, and brought to the London
Geological Garden when little over one
year old. Two years ago he was brought
to this country and purchased by Harry
Hill, of New York, who afterwards sold
him to Marshal Hanson at a price that has
never been sscertained.
Mr.. James Ralston and family returned
Yesterday from Wellsburg, where they took
in the fair.
The employees at the Laughliu mill
knocked off on Thursday night on account
of the heat.
Some excellent peaches are coming hers
from the Sister islands, above the city.
The second amendment is booming. Dr..
ID. Fl. Mann, OF Brooklyn, spoke at the
Presbyterian Church to good sized audi
ence last evening. He will also speak at
Commercial Hall Sunday afternoon. Hon.
Ross J. Alexander will speak next Friday
evening.
Jesse Inflow, OF New Martinsyille, has
be un working with James Kerr.
Mrs. Emma Chew and daughter. Miss
Guils, are visiting Messrs. John and VIM.
Roberts and their sister, Miss Louisa
A German laborer, whose name We failed
to learn, working at the Standard mill,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-22
RAILROAD MEETING
At Martins Ferry. 10 Boom the Nj. w.,
G. d w. Road.


c. d W. Road.
A meeting was held in the o. Y. NeU'
Office last night which was composed Of
some II not the very best citizens Of Mar
tins Ferry, looking to giving both counte.
nance and material aid to the Mt. Vernon,
Coshockton and Wheeling railroad. The
Legislature OF Ohio very recently passed q
very wise and wholesome law, to the effect
that where any railroad had obtained a
franchise over any given route, and fails 10
build their road in a reasonable time, any
other railroad desiring to build their road
on the unused route of the other, can give
the first railroad written no
tice, and then IL the orgi-
nal railroad does not build their
railroad within about eight months We
think then the other road can take the
ronte and build. Some time ago the Mount
Vernon, Coshocton Il Wheeling Railroad
did serve this notice upon the Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railroad in accordance with this
law, and the present move OF the citiz
OF Martins Ferry is to express their ap-
proval of their either compelling the w.
& l. F. X. r. either to build the few miles
now wanting from Bowerstown to Wheel
ing. The city of Wheeling is vastly in.
terested in this move, and as the w. & l..
Z. managers have deferred hope so long as
to make all hearts sick, we hope the South
Pennsylvania-that is the Vanderbilt in
terest will strike HANDS with the Mt. ". c.
& w. r. r and thus obtain their Western
nptlat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-22

Personal and General News from the
River Bank.
The Little Boone leaves for Parkersburg
this morning.
The Princess left at II O'Clock yesterday
for Natamoras.
The Little Anna left at 10 O'Clock for
Matamoras, with good trip.
The river was rising slowly at dark, last
night, with 2 feet 6 inches Of water In the
channel.
The low water packet w. d. Jones ar.
rived from below, yesterday. and will enter
a trade here.
MTMPHrs, September 2l.-River fallen 2
inches.
CAIRO, September 2l.-River 5 feet S
inches and falling Weather cloudy; mer.
curry 60.
CINCINNATI, September 2l.-Riyer 8 feet
inches and stationary. Weather fair snd
pleasant
PITTSBURGH, September 2l.-River three
and q half inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, September 2l.-Weather
clear and cool; wind southeast; thermom.
eter $50 to 100; barometer 1850 and falling;
river 10 feet scanton the guage and fall.
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WEDDING BELLS At FAiRk0NT
Usher In the Marriage OF fhos. spen
Ger and Annie Brodie.


Special 10 the Register.
FAIsNosr, September PA brilliant
wedding took place last evening ct s
o'clock. Mr.. Thomas Spencer, OF Ksyssr,
and Miss Addie Brodie, of this place, were
married at the Presbyterian church, Rev.
J. B. Reed officiating, in the presence OF .
large number of friends. A very fine sup
per was given the attendants and few
friends. The bride is one Of our most 1t.
tractiye young ladies and has long been
quite q favorite in our social CIRCLE, and
will be greatly missed. She is the daush.
ter OF d. w. Brodie. Mr.. Spencer is .
merchant in Mooreield, Hardy county.
The attendants were MISS Ida Burns, Min.
ME Nicholas, Jennie Pride, Of this place,
and Ella Rrodie, OF Wheeling. The ushers
we're Messrs W. A. Ohley and George Nor
row.
Miss Julia Raymond, daughter, OF Judge
Raymond, leaves for Nj DeChantal, 70
to sttend school.
Miss Carrie Jeffreys, one OF Fsirmonts
loveliest daughters, left last evening for
Burton, where she expects to visit for
few days.
Alice Paul leaves this evening for her
home and expects to be gone few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-22

The reason why DR.. Prices Flavoriug
Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc, are superior
to all Others is because they are prepared
from choice selected fruits and sromstics,
without coloriDg or poisonous oils, that al
the tiavoring principles are retained un
changed by chemical action, highly concen
Irated. requiring less to flavor. That they
are Del feet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-22

"0h, my back" is a common exclama.
ton, and ex presses world OF misery and
suffering. 1t is singular this pain arises
from such various causes. Kidney disease,
liver complaint, wasting affections, colds,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, overwork and ner.
vous debility are chief causes. When thus
ailing seek prompt relief. 1t can be found
best in Browns Iron Bitters. 1t builds up
from the foundation by making the blood
rich and pure. Leading physicians and
ministers use and recommend it. II has
cured many, and if you are a sufferer try it..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-22
VINO sHAlL OWN TosQuls1

3The Rensvers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Aeae Agaia.
LONDON, September 2L-Ths PAris cor
respondent of the Times, in summing mp
the situation Of affairs between France and
China, says: The question IL, shall Toa'
ouin belong to China or to France? II this
question 10 solved, oil will b settled, but
neither party will admit that this II its
aim. The same correspondent states that
in the memorandum submitted to the
Chinese government France offers to 60
tablish neutral zone In Tonquin.
Idle Lascashire Wesvers.
The committee OF Lancashire operatives
sppeal to trades unionists Of Great Britain
for assistance for the striking weavera
Ten thousand weavers are idle
O'Deanell ThsrsaGhly Dfsgusted.
Losp,s, September Alt 10 stated that
ODcnnell has expressed his disgust NJ the
fact that there have been no steps taken by
Ireland to procure funds for his defense.
He 10 reporud - saying, bitterly: "lts
like them Dublin Irishmen.n He said,
also, that, il necessary, $1,000 could he
collected within . week 70 save the lie oil
the man who committed the most popular
murder since the shooting Of Constable
Talbot.
A Canadian Rank In Df1ealty.
LONDON, September 81 Reports have
been received in London from Montreal
that another Canadian bank is in difficulty.
The leading bark officials and the financial
authorities here say they have private ad-
vices that fatty deny these rumors-
Glsdstone's Return to Eagland.
Gladstone landed at Gravesend yesterday.
He was received by large gathering OF his
supporters, including many prominent
sented him with an address. He was
heartily cheered on DISSEMINATING, and pro-
ceeded to London.
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By One Of the Fools.

"Why-pardon my remarking it-but, my
dear old friend, no " changed you ara de-
clare you must have lived very high or very
fast 10 have driven the lor out OF your hal
and the spring out Of your step this fashion.
Looking at the sunset on The river from the
grounds OF his place up the Hudson, my
school chum-who is now one OF the besi
known mining experts in the oountry-an-
swered: at wasn't fast living did IL, but
dyspepsia and nervous collapse, from over
work. ought &c have stopped years bsior,
Ibid. / was fool. But who isn't, II you
come TO thatS
81 am tbi, five years DID," writes Nj
Charles q. Watts of West somers, Putnam
Co, N. Y. and had suffered from dyspepsis
for fifteen years Went the round OF the cur
rent rem dies, falsely 80 called. Listlesaly
and without pc gave P,RKERs ToNIo
trial The result may be stated in three
words: u cured me. Iendorse now without
hesitation. II Ii the dyspeptic's refuSe.p Mr..
y. X. Cole, druggist, OF Carmel, N. Y, certides
10 the Truth Of Mr.. W Ats statement
HIsCox Co, pToprietoss g, call especial At
which has been known as PARKERS GfNGER
IONIC Will hereafter be called simply PARK
HRS TONIC As unpa incipled dealers are
constant y deceiving their customers by su p
sttoung INFERIOR articles under the name Of
ginger, and rs ginger Ii really an uuimpo-t-
ami Ingredient, We drop the misle adin 2 wo d.
1s<re Il no change hotpeoer. In the prepare
ration GseH, and oil bottles remaining In the
hand, OF dealers, wrapped under the nsne
inc medicine II the facsimile signstsirs o.
Hisoox Co. Is 81 the bottom Of the outside
Wrapper.
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GRAND ARMY DAY.
special Excursion TO Pittsburgh, TGes.
day, October I'd 1883

Excursion tickets to Pittsburgh and re
turn will be sold by the p. &. & ST. l.. Rail
Way Company at unusually low rates, on
tuesday, October I'd, good for return pas
sage until Friday, October 5th, inclusive.
The exercises Of the Grand Army Celebra
ticn will be grander and more interesting
than those Of any previous reunion ever
held IN Pittsburgh. Exhibitions will b
given by Forepaugh's show, and special
attractions will be provided at the Exposi
ton.
Information regarding the excursion
rates and time OF trains may be obtained
from ticket agents Of the railroad company.
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"rhs star 1na, Lead. Them Al"

The Domestic" sewing machine victor.
ious. Two grand prizes-First premium
on fancy needle work" embroidery, aud
silver medal for best double thread sew
ing mschine," ". Va. State Fair, 1888.
Office, 20 Twelfth street