Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
BELLAiNE.

Last night the fair and festival given by
the Liberty Hose Company, at City Hall,
for the benefit of the sufferers, closed with
an immense atten lance, and realized q
large sum of money. Among the amuse.
ment was q post Office, scales, wheel OF
fortune contests and drawings. Music was
furnished by the ST Cecilia Brass Band
and La Roche's orchestra.
HELD FOR ADULTERY.
Yesterday heard the case of Ohio vs.
William Cunningham, on complaint OF
John Watkins, for living in adultery with
Miss Emma Griffith and recognized Gun.
ningbam in the sum OF $50.
VERY PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Miss Lena CHASER, domestic living
with o. S. Cumpins, met with a very seri-
Gus accident on Friday night. She fell
sgsinst the iron gate and ran one OF the
points almost through the palm OF her
left hand, causing bad wound. Medical
aid was summoned and her hand dressed.
The will be laid up some time.
MISCELLANEOUS HAPPENINGS,
Sherman Lloyd was buried Yesterday
afternoon at Rose Hill Cemetery. His
funeral was largely attended.
An infant child OF 2. I. Kings is very
sick.
John Duran, who had his leg broken, is
able 10 sit up.
Under Two Flags" to be presented at
City Hall to morrow night, Tuesday night
and Wednesday night, by Frank Allen,
supported by Miss Jennie Allen, for the
benefit of Spangler Post and the satferers,
bids fair to draw well. The play is highly
spoken OF by the press.
Yesterday J. B. Smith, Esq, returned
home from Youngstown, where, after a
four days contest, he won suit for Mrs.
Miller for $3,622.SS. He reports the fight
| bitter one.
Tom Lilly's bondsmen have surrendered
| him and he hiss been placed in the county
| Jail. He was indicted for arson and will
| ful destruction of property.
The examination OF the Catholi2 school
closed Thursday evening, altho Ugh the
| classes in algebra and German were deferred
till Monday. A good many were still ab
| sent in consequence OF the flood.
| Lots of people are mad because competent
| persons thought they could get along with
| out help. To some the flood was bonanza
of large proportions.
Widow Baron IS very sick.
| Services will be held in all the churches
| today. Communion will be held in the
| United Presbyterian.
on Friday ihe lease OF the Muskin yhum
| County X 4. to the B, u. Il Z. Il. K. was
| tiled for record at Ianesville.
The school taught by o. Truax, at Am,
| bltrs, closed on Friday with exercises and
| distribution of candy. etc.
Miss Coughtln, who fell through the
| elevator at the .Etna glass works, on
/ ;a n
| could be expected.
Auctiopeer Wm. Ferry sold lot OF
q DDS for A. J Gilleland, Esq, yesterday.
Mr.. Craft has lust placed two fine large
siGe showcases in his jewelry store.
| B.O Norcass boss cutter at the Crystal
Window Glass Works. is laid up with the
measles.
The first white child born in Guernsey
| County is said to have heeH John Williams,
| vet living; but the Oldest person in the
county is probably Mrs. Faany, Parker, oil
| Jefferson Township, who celebrated her
centennial birthday on Thursday, Fepru'
| ary IA.
Next Wednesday is Ash Wednesday,
the first day of Lent. The regulation OF
| the Diocese OF Columbus appeared in this
week Crtho!ic Columbian.
| Father Gull received the following from
| Father Campbell OF Dennison, o:
| DESNIsoS, o., February 20.
| Desr Father Gull:
| Sent six bales containing seventy-tonr
| comforters to Major Cooper tonight; more
| to follow; We are smsi, but we are plucSy
| y. J. CAMPBELL.
The conmissary has been closed and
| persons wanting supplies have TO apply 10
he township trustees who issue orders
| This has decreased the numbsr nine
| tepths.
| Yesterday sl4 were received from Burr:
| Mills and on Friday SIS 32 from Sln ner
| Vile; also a lot of provisions, etc.
| Mr NJ L. Black 5urn's children are verJ
sick
| Subscribers of the REGISTER who los
their calendars in the flood, those whC
| have not obtained one and those wanuni
one can End it at the Boston Shoe Store.
SOCIAL DoINGs.
| On Friday night Miss Anna Husband
entertained large number of friends very
pleasantly at the Windsor Hotel.
The select hop given in MchelveyI
| Hail on Friday night was q most enjoyable
affair. Twenty persons were present, anC
music was furnished by Foster.
Henry FIFTEEN gave birthday party ,ot
Friday night which was largely attended
ard v as a very highly enjoyable affair:
The select dance to be given at the Rinl
Hall on Friday evening, February Sih
promises 10 be q fine affair. The commit
tee consists of Ed Kelly, Charles RinkiI
and Gus Bigelow.
| PERSONALITIES.
| Charley Beszle, Esq, has removed bac'
| to this city from Mt. Vernon, Ohio, an
will work in the Etna machine shop,
Senator 4. J. Pearson, of Woodsfsld, va
in the city yesterday on business au'
taking in the ruins.
Miss Mary Hodgkins. Of the Fourt'
ward, is spending few days at Bfililan
| with friends.
Mr. John West and wife left yesterda.
for Bsrpesville to visit friends.
Henry Blum and bride returned yestel
dsy from the East, where they have bee
spending their honeymoon.
Miss Lulu Kennedy, OF Cambridge,
| the guest OF Bellaire friends.
Bepjsmin Faris leaves tomorrow Tor tn
South in the interests Of Aaring, Hart
Rev Father ssgever, of Monroe county
vas the guest of Father Cull last week.
Miss Annie Meehan Is visiting out 10
B & o road.
william Csuffmsn left yesterday fc
Iowa to mske his future home.
SECRETARY Ed Bowie, OF the Ktna Ga
! and Manufacturing Company. IS quite SIC
Mr.. John King is laid up with sprains
foot.
Ia your system running DOWN. II th.
feeling of Gscreptitude taking possessit
.fyou? Are the functions OF your Dig
| tive srd uripaty orgsps impsired! Is 30
, | blood bad? Do cores and pimples tfonb
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