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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
iorm Of one Of is no5by pa edA-iike sta.

form Of one Of It's nobby pasodA-liks sta
tons. ~ III
The reaction Of the campaign excitement
has set in end life in our city is mere exist
ence and nothing mere.
Mrs. Charles carp has returned from
baltimore, Md, where she was summoned
by the death Of her mother.
A large party Of ladies and gentlemen
visited the steel plant Friday evening
Miss Sallie Byrnes is indisposed with ts'
phoid fever.
Mrs. II. McMechen and Miss Lydia were
the guests Of friends in Wheeling part OF
last week.
Miss Ruth Sinclaire, of Woodsfield, Ohio
was the guest of Mrs. FL. Ford during last
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16

nresulariy for ever rear. Oar state
ment is true. with still further favorable
outlook The other douOle turn mills are
the Union. Solar. Etns, American and Re
public. A. NJ. Byers. Pittsburg Forge and
Iron Works, three mills OF Oliver Bros &
Philips, three mills Of Graf, Bennett < Co.
and Wilson, Walker & Co. AtZug's mill
the puddlers are still working double turn
in one pudding mill and SIX heats in the
other. Six heats is all that are made at
the Wayne Iron Works, Phillips, Nimick &
Co 5. and at the min Of Lindsay L Nc
Cutcheon, outside Of the city. We we're in,
formed at the Office of the Apollo mill that
that works Was shut down Monday aud
Tuesday OF this week on account OF orders
being not quite IS favorable as they have
been.
I, is also reported here tia Wheeling
nail firm has an order tor 41090 kegs Of
nails rom New York
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
rcr cent. OF Carbon,

lac steel Is lister STEEL which has been
e. % ~ rolled Ioau 10 the size required.
>a..esa.a- steel Is produced ,by welding
Ing agla dozen bars Of blister steel togeth-
~ ,7lg hose lars are chosen in which
a.;ryc,.s Of conversion has oeen so far
.-.r, rr ia1- thn outside CT the bar is
y-.saitlsu.u,ra T.. the bar iron. When
,i.,t $50 welded together and tilted or
..,t towa 10 q small dimension, the result
.o,.,j is mechanical mixture o. iron
Steel. q Material which combines great
rra..tr 9.;, ,hn capabiIiJy Of carrying a
moderately hard cutting edge and is much
,4r.,yej Tor certain kinds Of knives.
l,'o,e,hear s,eol is produced by draw
a.aa ,;nglt-,hear 10 suitable sized bars,
I'D -rV,hiiuc Two Of thcu together. 81 that
e.. uix,usa Of iron and steel may De more
..-'a,,
C,,r steel Is STEEL that has been melted
al pot Ccallri a crluiole in the ency-
alet;asl and poured ja:oa mold (called
arm IN the learned boOkSN, thus be-
au:Dr an .ingOt, which is aite=ward
hauue;ed or rolled to the size required. 1t
Gsyb b" mad" o! various "tempers, varying
II .hepcrcen:age Of carbon which they con
,a'n t,Om three,quarterS nr less TO one and
s. half or more. The different tempers may
Dc arrived al in var Gus WAYS. For the
,reat majority Of purposes there can be no
!oa5. that the BEST way is to put into the
melting pot broken pieces Of blister steel
converted exactly to the temper required;
SD the more evenly the steel is converted,
aEt the more carefullv all bars which are
.arc-C or softer than The temper required or
aiken are flushed or "aired" are rejected
.-e better Blister steel, when carefully
1Ser ~ or sected, will produce a cas-.
'yel which combines the greatest hardness
@rs !.c maximum amount OF elasticity
hardened, 1t may, however, happen
az 'srcertain purposes "souudness' in the
ST me 7eSuI. o. absence Of "honevComb'
q '.5 rgot, NAV be the most important
'sa"'y re ulrei in the steel; for others the
2HPe-y Of welding most perfectly may DO
we N"e Qua non, or the great evil to be
-'&nt maT be- the tendency to water
.'aEA "a hardening or Tie steel may be
'ed N- some purpose where il does not re-
9.'e tC be hardened, and the object to be
'cr'ed Is tie continuation Of the greatest
amount Of hardness and toughEess when I'M
sa''raed In all cases the mode Of manu-
.4GlITe must be adapted to the objects
' 1n''h Il Is most importan. to secure
Hea'' >ee5ohm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
~ nuR NIOST.

=. Coin. on in tho Wills "''
~ J. Focuses.
$50. nothing new in the nail mar,
rae'' , va, ' .rI Pre- remained the sam 5
IS, "y., '. . week. though II IL gen
On The 's o,. inst the market is a shade
'y S, ne ,srs than heretofore The iron ron
'oos ,,, K vii beyond doubt ra'a I. ,I d
d , "aI> ..,o On an equal loo''"s' as 10
' 5 N NJ, ,,,, ceased operations las; "a
The &c ioP P. aIssn:,, period. owing EN- en-,
'l11 . -, ,., tia, they have '',E =, =
F's. s ;S.as mil, on haul and the demand
% , = a, s,ar.s being very poor 50 .,os
Pr ~, IlA' p s,r ~. nil, is mak;ns fall ""S'
. ,as =, n,.as:. ,,Iy steel naji'. ..,;,.
E2. IL: H..,,,rd sr,Gleedias raj. 4a.a' 4.
on. Of the ..'a;ast mention. .:, -, ~ Il. 10.
l- on !, r rs,e.v.a- si.s, notice 'S '~'
a.. 8sl.- Mill j., workint ia" '"'''
.,, Il, ste, rsjIs exclusively.
'' Ttr VIZ pottery i, idle. Their" being
. jemsnlio. rasir ware
IN @'". III 81 prvner 20 con
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west virginia Press Meeting.


Martinsburg Herald: The annual meet
ing of the West Virginia Press Association
will be held in this city on Tuesday, De
cember l6. Full particulars Of the meet
ing cannot yet be given, but as far as
known the following will be the pro-
gramme:
Tuesday-Business meeting in Court
House at 9 o'clock. Address Of welcome
on behalf of the citizens by P. A. Rohr-
baugh, Esq. AfterEocn, Mayor Lambert
viii show members points ofinterest around
town--waterworks machine shops, distil-
lery, cemeteries, etc
Night, business meeting in Court House.
Wednesday Trip TO Carlisle, Indian
school and points of interest, stop at Ha'
gerstown on return, over c. V. r. X,
Wednesday night, banquet BY the ladies OF
the W. c. T. U. in their hall at $50, ad'
dress by Blackburn Hughes, Esq, response
and toasts BY members of the press.
Thursday morning-Start for trip over
Shenandoah Valley to Luray and Roanoke,
though not definitely settled upon yet.
Members Of the Press Association are ex'
pected to DE here from all parts of the
State, and we hope our citizens will do all
in their power to make them feel welcome
and at home and give them a creditable
entertainment that in their published &C
count Of the West Virginia Press meeting
of 1854, Martinsburg may appear to ad
| vantage. The ladies of the ". c. ]. q.
have in charge the banquet, but as ii
is a matter in which all citizens are
interested, they will be called upon to con
| tribute some in cakes and provisions, Il
avoid the necessity of cash collections, il i:
proposed 10 sell tickets Of admission, whlet
will be on sale at the book stores of Messrs
Cierhardt, Oden, Burdette, and at George
Evans cigar store. The banquet will no
only abound in good things to eat but it vii
also he literary treat.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
PARKERSBuRG.
Doinss Of Our Neighbors in the Little Oil |
City.

Doinss of Our Neighbors in the Little Oil
City.
Special 10 Mc Register.
PAn1EusGURG, November lj.-Mr. SIM
mons and wife have moved to Chillicothe
TO live.
Miss Eva Kinuard, who attended school
in our city last year, died at her home in
Williamstown, on the I'd inst.
Mrs. DIR. Sharp, Of Volcano is here visit
ing relatives.
Miss Essie Lambert, Of Rockbridge, Va,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mcconnell
Miss Mary Berry is visiting friends in
Cambridge, 0.
Miss Lily Jackson is on visit to Cincin-
natl friends.
Rev. Father Mcbride, Of Newburg, was
in the city on Tuesday.
Miss Mary King, who has been the guest
of her sister, Miss Ella, returned TO her
home in Qainey, ILL.,, on Sunday evening
last
Will j. BasJy was here on business this
week.
Sc. Kuykeddall and family left for
their new home in Topeka, Kansas, to-
night
Miss Annie Raden, of Elizabeth, is the
guest OF Miss linnie Broughton.
The fair and festival to be given by the
ladies DIST. Nayier's Church will open up
on Monday, Nov. u.
The funeral Of Joseph Schaefer, an aged
and worthy German, took place from St.
Xavier's church on Tuesday morning.
Miss Christina RAPID and Mr.. j. Schl@gel
were married on Tuesday afterno on.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spies, and they have given him the fitting
name of Grover Cleveland.
Miss Jennie White, of Virginia, is the
guest of Miss Lou Stephenson.
Rev. Father Deeban, of the Wheeling
Cathedral, was in the city.
Miss Laura circuit has returned TO her
home in Pittsburg
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
"pAsCE VERBo, PAscE VITA"

10 this one preached with ieEVent tongue:
The world went forth TO hear;
Upon his burning words they hung.
Intent, with rayishei ear.
Like other lives the lie he led.
Men S9lake no word OF blame
And vet unbleSt, unprohted.
The world went on the same.
Another came. and lived, aud wrought,
His heart was drawn above;
BY deeds, and not by WOrdA he taught
SCll-sacrifeing love.
No eager crowds his prcachjag drew;
Vet one by enc they came;
The secret OF his power they knew.
And caught the sacred dame.
And all around. - morning light
Steals IN on silent wing,
The world becomes more pure and bright.
And life boiler thing
All Pastor is Thy heart full sore
At all this sin and strifee
Fed with the Word bat oh far noSe
Feed With holy lin.
-rHs Spcctlsor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
Left over.

A lady who often changes her servants
found on the first day after the arrival of
her new cook drsgoon concealed in the
kitchen dresser Jane, how did the soldier
get thereY "Ireally can't tell, GIacige
Fran; fancy he mast have been lef; there
by the former cook
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
Good Polls-Bobbed.

dickson Bugle-One OF the best Jokes of
the late election at this place was that OF
Scott Proctor, staunch Blaine and Logan
man, voting the straight Democratic ticket
A friend handed him Republican ticket.
Another lsughingly handed him Demo.
cratic ticket. He folded up the latter, and
ia his excitement STEPPED up to the poles
aud voted it. 1t was interesting to see bis
face when he looked at the ticket in his
other hand and found he had voted the
wrong one.
We are informed that NJ Z. Mcfarland,
of Fface Fork, while on his way home from
Sandyville few evenings ago was attacked
by two tarties whose names we did not
learn. and robbed of $24. 30 in money.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
AIawmins Impwudence. va Know.

FIII Fh''El EIIIH'FFFs
"My deah boy, do you knaw I've got a
Jeastly Cold;'
How did you catch it, old fellahy
T.awst evening drank glawss of wine,
aont va know, ard Isat too near the wsitsh
when he opened the bottle, don't Va knaw.
The dwaft caused BY the cork flying through
the air was too much for me, va knsw."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
Wanted "A Railroad,

jackson Bugle:-The jackson Bugle in
;hc course of vigorous plea for railroad
ssss: l.. S. Senator j. N Camden aud
Mr. W. n. Chancellor, of Parkersburg
stopped off at this point from the Hibernia,
last night as she came up. These gentle
meu have been below looking up the Ohio
railroad matter, and had the some object in
view in stopping at this point. They ma
urally asked what is Jackson county doing
aud what is she willing to do to encourage
his great enterprise We wished we could
have told them that our peo-
pie are all alive on the
question Of getting out OF the woods.
But there is no use of exaggeration. Our
people. or many Of them at least, seem too
much inclined to let the great opportunities
slip by unimproved. Ftom what these dis
tiHguished visitors stated, we fear our coun-
" may lose this our greatest means Of de-
yelopment by lack of energy and lack Of
good will toward such great improvements
Farmer, stop and csndidly think this mat.
ter over. How many weeks within the past
twelve months have you been able to ship,
with any reasonable convenience and econ
omy bag of wheat, barrel of apples or
potatoes, bunch of hay or drove Of cattle,
or sheep or hogs. Surely any farmer will
gain ten times over what he would lose
by giving the right of way through his
land, if he can thus have q railroad.
Let our river farmers think Of all this and
unite in one grand effort to obtain the ex
tension of the river road down through our
county. Senator Camden informs US that
the great and almost only obstacle in the
way Of procuring the necessary capital to
build the road is the apparent opposition Of
the people to having it built. Capitalists
continually ask, how about the people?
Are they friendly to the enterprise? Are
they interested enough to see that the right
of way is furnished without company be-
ing compelled to condemn and pay for the
narrow strip of land occupied by the road
bed! We all know what the answer to
such questions must be. let us all consider
these matters IN more liberal spirit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
How and What He Escaped.

ITTVN NITIHNH.
Where have YOU been for the as. three
mCnthsT
I've been in Europe. I was in Mar
settles and had the cholera. Nobody knows
what have suffered.
We'll. YOU were in luck. That accounts
for YOUR looking so wen. Suppose you had
remained here and gone through all this
Presidential racket, as | have had TO do.
You would be in your grave nov. You
don know what suffering is.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16

Baltimore. Yelag lady yell known here.
will be married soon to NJ. John Kreh. Of
Freeerick. Nd
Oar young fiend, W. j. Shore, whose
illness We men ioned lately. is at present
somewhat improved his condition is
still critical, however, and there is but little
hope OF his ultimate recovery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
Rarn Burned.

Mountain Echo-We learn with much
regret that, on the night Of Tues,
day last, the commodious new barn
of John l.. Babb, Esq, of Grant county,
with sll its contents, was destroyed by FIRE
II was one Of the finest barns in the county,
and. indeed, in this part of the State, and
hardly finished. 1t was we'll filed with
hay and grain, and contained steam en-
CINE aud machinery for cutting corn for
ensilage.
The origin of the fire is mystery, as no
FIRE had been used in the furnace for three
weeks, and the fire broke out in a part of
the building remote from the engine.
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roo Much Wheeling whisky.

Mountain Echo: The REGIsTER of Mon
day morning, and some Of the other Demo
cratic papers fairly lay themselves open to
the charge of incendiary publications We
asked an intelligent and fair minded Demo.
craft, who had voted for Cleveland, to read
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
NeIY Slow,

Virginia Free Press: Senator II. &. Da-
Wis told the Washington Star last Saturday
that as president Mr. Cleveland would, he
felt sure, move very slow in making depart,
ment changes Good, efficient clerks need
not apprehend removal, but officials who
proved partisan would probably have to go
The Senator also intimated that he could not
himself accept Office under the new admin
istrstion, owing to private affairs claiming
his entire time =
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16

she Rgs,srrss editorial Of the date above
se!esred to and give Us his opinion. he
read 1t and remarked. "roo much OF thai
Wheeling whisky 1t does look that way
certainly. The RsersrER is evidently net
improved BY the Change in its manage
ment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
sTtEL MAKING.

,V,,r Explanation Of H"" th" WORK "
Ituue
.....s- SEQ. /. hsr iron which has been
,y.-al ia-o ,;eel IN a converting furnace,
"a are. IN n. amount OF carbon which 1t
..r5ps .rsu ,ae,half 70 Il per cent
p pr, o.. d., ,or-,e an Infinite Number Of
D. .-.s, 81. sar5oriaa,ioa between 'hard
.,,,, anu mild heats, but for the cenye-
.;s,cs of trade six Of them have Deem
sls,,,l AMI have received names as fol-
No..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
A womap's hsautv is newer lost

SO long as her sweet smile remains
SO long as CLEAN her teeth like frost,
And her soft lip the ruby stains,
And S020D0NT, with magic power,
BestoWs on her this priceless dover.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
COAL FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

PROPOSALS TO SUPPLY THE PUBLIC
Schools OF the City with coal for one year from
the 2lst inst will be received by the undersigned
until O'Clock p. m of Thursday November q, 1854
Each proposal should specify nj what price per
bushel The bidder will furnish good and merchant
able clean srt'o'e Of coal 10
All the schools in ihe district, or
The schools north Of the creek
Tie schools south OF the creek,
Tue school on the leland, or
Any school separately. -
The ri hit Is re- erysd Ia reject any and all bids
Proposals should he enclosed 10 scaled tnye'opes
endorsed Proposals 10 supply coal. and
Eddrets ed H. II. PENDLET0N,
nol5u Clerk Board OF Educatioa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
Drannon vs.. Con.


Tyler County Star: Court is in session
Lere and among the interesting cases is
that Of Brannon VS., GoiF, which came on
for hearing on Tuesday. The question
involved was the legality Of certain proceed
ipgs on the part of election commissioners.
Vim. H. Orr testified that he was one Of the
commissioners of the election held at
Hiram Cnderwooi's, in McElroy district, on
the 18th Of November, 1884; that he recog
nized the envelope containing the ballots
when presented to him) as the same cast
at said election, which was put in said en-
velope and sealed by him; that he did not
know the law required the names OF the
commissioners to be written across the seal;
that he took the said ballots and poll books
to his house and the next day delivered
them to the Clerk Of the County Court.
NJ V. Underwood testified that he Was
one Of the clerks at the election held al
Hiram Underwood's on the lth day Of No
vember, and that he recognized the
envelope before him as the one containing
the b los cast a. said election, which
envelope he endorsed and that he saw no
change.
john u. Underwood gave detailed &C
count Of the manner in which the election
was conducted, etc, corrobonating the
above.
d. Hickman, Clerk of the County Court,
testified that the envelope before the Court
is the same that was presented to him by
VIM H. Orr and that tits in the same con-
ditiou as when delivered to him.
The Court having maturely considered
the evidence rejected the petition at the
costs of the petitioner.
The Court having fairly and impartially
examined the returns of the election held in
the county on the 18th day Of November
1891, for Representative in Congress, GER
tilted that
Nathan Gof, Jr., received. ,449 votes
John Brannon received. ............l ,O0S votes
A. z. Barbee received.............. vote
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Y OsT.-A SMALL POCKET LEDGER CON
IL tanning lumber accounts, notes and one araU
On Greer district Wetzen ~. Finier win be
rev arded by leavin, the same n Neili 4 Killing
hams J. d. STEWART. nolSfde
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IlSOR NEWS

IlSoa NEWS
latest Industrial lnt''l''
70 gOncs
y HOME AND aSS''O'
.,..., are Saying and DOING
q, W. %,,snsnls Of MANUFACTURERS
and The State Of me
Markets,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
Plaxinxin Hard Luck.

South Branch Gazette:-Sunday I'd inst,
John Groves, George Groves, Susan Feart-
er and Jane Phares, living near Maysyille,
in this county, eleped for Maryland for the
purpose of getting married. They arrived
at Cumberland, and John and George LETT
their ladies and started in quest of the nee
essary documents to have them united
The young men wandered around the city,
but failed TO find the clerk office. So
they concluded to 90 back to the girls; but
their search for them was futile. They
were in a terrible predicament; without any
license, and without any girls They hired
man to help them ana after long
search found the idols of their hearts.
With the assistance Of their guide the
party set cut, in happier mood, to secure
the license, which they succeeded in do
ing. Now, with the aid ola preacher for
a few minutes they would be o. k; but a
preacher they couldn't find. After o long
search, they gave it up and started home,
reaching there Tuesday evening more blue
than happy The youngsters were in wait.
ing for their return. Tuesday the party
gathered around the house at which the
disappointed lovers had stopped, and with
guns, tin pans, bells, etc made things
lively for hall the night People in Peters
burg thought il was canous firing at Wash
ington over the election. They are still de-
termined to marry, and we suppose, will
venture out again in few days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
the srAxe AT LARGE.

News Items Cleaned From the west vir-
ginis Press.
Payette. Enterprise: The tipple at the
mines at Fire Creek were destroyed BY fire
last Sunday night, causing losso $4,000
and for time stopping the works. 1t has
been but short time since the company
lost its fine brick store by fire entaiing a
loss of some $4,000 in building aud goods
Both fres are supposed to be the work of
iueendisries. If that be a fact the perpetra-
tors ought to he brought to speedy justice.