Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07
THROUGH THE STATE.

THROUGH THE STATE.
,.s Edmistan, of Weston, is at Eureka
\ rss, Ark.
] Tie Eaysnswood Bugle is offered during
4 IN psigu months for seventy.five
4 D,..
Tie Fairmont West Yirginian is tor
\ s.us because be WAS born on West VIZ
& nis sgil.'
his. L. aia McAvoy, a native OF UPsh II
n,uryv. is now a missionary at Fort
Nrscgs Alaska
Fa:.mcrt is experiencing building and
'k state boom in consequence Of he;
4 lsHi.i railroad prospects.
EOme Law;sburg gentleman is writing
!, " resdabls articles on the olden times in
/, at section for the Independent.
Trnsnt houses are in great demand in
8 sscn. and several men Of means are sup
/. INC the want by erecting cottages.
Vest Union woman received divorce
.k ku Der husband one day last week and
y next was married to another man.
b.. +. e. Van Allen, OF New York, is at
HE,m5rt in tie interest Of the West FAIR
4>but Consolidated Gas Coal Company.
& TIE nsw bank at Aldersan will open for
hs;ness soon. Captain Matthews, Of Lewis
sh, is 4 ,sadiDg spirit in tine enterprise.
&e1ry Mccall, a Braxton county man,
~ seriously disappeared some weeks since
ID no trace can be obtained Of his where
81 Pa;s.
fhe Weston Literary society has been de-
q ~ Governor Jackson's tax order. The
jrges decided two to one against its
|sss,,ty.
movement on foo: at Buckhannon to or
~ ize building and loan association is re-
8virg hearty encouragement from the
NpGtr.
Lewis Miller, a Summers county man, is
ID owner Of SOW that has given birth to
ihr,y four pigs during the last thirteen
rbnths.
jonathan S.eel, or "Uncle Jonathan" as
ks was iami;iarly known, one Of the oldest
<E Ezeus Of Wood county, is dead at the age
a eishty-iour.
n int Pleasant people are enthusiastic at
lAe prospects Of Congress apPrOP'ia.ing
nouey tur the building OF large les uar-
~ at that place.
fhe Wes, Union Record complains thh
80 whisky sellers of that place who are
rtdCc bond TO refrain from sell,ns tie
81 eut a:e violating their obligations.
b municipal election will be held in New
Ilirsy lie 10 Cay. The Messenger com
kins that the business men are so bus
Ii GOOD COulcil cannot be secured.
E, prisoners escaped from the Ill at
GfDv;lle few nights since and have not
"a lrsH rscsptured. One Of them was 9
MtOrious local character named Robinson.
hs editors Of the Tyler Independent and
- Hr.Gioa Central are the last reporte
'ismen Of the press who have been as
',t1 CO sCcouDt of their professional
'aL.ss.
ne Tines says there is very little sbate-
.i IN the scarlet fever in POcahontas
s. ). The disease has assumed q malig-
type, and attacks the old as we'll IS
Young.
orlions Of Tyler county at least seem
q ooGly opposed 10 the narrow gauge rail-
a ID scheme, but the advocates Of the en-
Prise are not dismsytd and say they VIII
"a monthly elections until the people
s heir col sent.
FaIrmont correspondent writes: The
rmal school under the prinCipslshjp Of
rItssor S.Fe, is in dourishing Cond,-
p there being about one hundred and
& I'y students in attendance. The grad
hing sss tbs year SiIl consist Of ten
moers.
-dge II. 3. r.eming, of Fairmout is
ding special term Of court in Monon-
a county, for the purpose OF settling
-3saI.oa which is going on between
fai.mout &Orglatown and Pittsburgh
tie West Virginia and Pennsylvania
!rcats.
'; ay' me Tylsr Independent: II the west
|'I portion Of Tyler county is not treated
AVA .ri N tue future than il has been in the
- viii shake of the shackles of slavery
uI!,r With Peasants county. LiacOlu,
i,n a. d Meade districts, snd the upper
aoa ci Peasants c.luty, including st.
y = would make very respectable
pity.
avs lhe West Union Record: Last night
-snt occurred in C. II. Towles' oyster
,Vu' oe'Teen Detective J. w. Hagzsrty
L. n. Knight. The cause of the affair
SNg6t difference 10 politics. Just
~, S.s lie skiruish,ng began HsggsrEy un-
~ himself Of a considerable pumbsr
s'O,'e's knives, etc. For a while
4. 3 'ooksd desperate, but the timely
a. u friends Of both parties soon re-
4| ~ Face and quistpess.