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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-05
MARTINS FERRY.
Yesterdays Happenings in Busy
Town.


Town.
The Methodist Episcopal Church congre-
CATION is raising money with which to erect
another edifce on the "Avandale Farm" Of
Rev. DR.. F. S. De Hass, in the North..End
for the accommodation of the many men,
bers residing in that section of the town
and all others. The Rev. Mr.. De Hass has
shown his liberality by presenting the con-
gregation with lot for this purpose. The
building to be erected will be
cosy frame one accompanying
about 300 persons and costing about 81 $780,
McCord Bros. are turning out about $4,000
brick every day. and Wood Bros. about
5000 per day. Both firms have orders
enough ahead to keep them running steadily
till September. Miss Florence Krim is
visiting friends at New Athens. A concert
will be given in the NJ. E. church July 9th
for the benefit of the two blind boys, Welsh
and Duval. Mr.. Richard Adrian, the
clever and good looking clerk in Mr.. j. I.
Craig store, will spend Sunday at his HON"
n Smithfeld. Mr.. Jack Kelly is visit
~ relatives in Hamilton, Canada
LUcien Nelson is back from pleasant vis
70 New Athens. Wanetta Tribe |. O. r
VI. No. 10 will have select social and pub.
lie raising Of chiefs tonight at their hall.
Mr. John Roberts left yesterday for Erie,
Pa, to spend several weeks fishing. Mrs
]. X. Shrodes is in Marshal county, ". Va,
visiting relatives. Mr. Samuel Milligan
has removed his meat shop into the Long
block and Mr. r. Barr has removed into his
new shop corner Fayette and Second
streets. Leonard johnson will spend the
next week hunting on Short Creek.
Mss Ada Miller, of GAINESVILLE, is here to
spend the summer with relatives. There
will be preaching in the First Presbyte rian
Church tomorrow. Mr.. A. Stewart is cir
culating a petition for the pardon of son
Dan, now in the Ohio Penitentiary. 1t is
claimed that Dan is quite sick with consump-
ton. Mrs. Emma Mcclure and daughter are
visiting relatives at Beaver Falls Mr..
Thos Fury is spending few days at New
Castle, Pa. Mayor Mitchell and Council
man Shrodes will spend few DAYS hunting
next week.
For Sale-A desirable and well-6nished
residence suitable for business purposes, on
Main street, in Clark's addition, Martin 5
Ferry; also the Rinehart property on Fifth
street. Reasonable terms Apply to Jno.
d. Getrilling, Notary Public and general in
surance agent Fifth street. Martins
Ferry. =
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A South Side Brute.

One of the most revolving cases of crime
ever met with in this city came to light las,
evening, when a sixteen! ear-old son Of a
well-known Centre Wheeling citizen ap
peared at police headquarters and made
complaint against Newt NARROW, mule
driver in Deweys coal bank, charging him
with buggery. NARROW drugged the boy
with beer enticed him to his room, and
there committed the offence, despite the
struggles of his helpless victim. The boy
at last made his escape, and reported the
case to Lieutenant Sylvis, A warrant was
sworn out before Squire Phillips, and about
eleven O'Clock last night Officers Stein.
hacker and Barum arrested NARROW, aud
lodged him in Jail after long and tough
struggle. The offence charged is felony,
with penalty of from two to ten years at
Moundsyille. whittier it is to be hoped Mar
low viii be sent al the earliest convenience
of the Court
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GOSSIP AND GossIPERs.
Friends, Strangers and Guests-Socfal and
PERSONAL News.

Friends, Strangers and Guests-Soctal and
PERSONAL News.
WIS. Wiley, Esq, of New MartisVille
was in the city takinsin the Fourth.
John p. Glass and wife and Mrs. John
Hamilton addison, leare this morning
st. Paul MINI.
Mr.; Motto, of;the Seventh ward, isrvery
i'll fronan attack of paralysis. His pecov-
cry is extremely doubtful
Capt John Ghsack, a popular B. 4 o.
fireman. leaves to-day f6F Wellsburg on
business and pbSasure trip,
Mr. Joseph r. Hearne; who has been at
tending school at Troy N. T., is visiting
his parents at tie McLure House.
DR.. Uhas. f. Mason, our distinguished
young dental surgeon, left yesterday: for
Ravenna, Portage county o., to visit reia-
ives and friendR
Mr.. John Hill and wife, of Bridgeport
left Thursday for~New York, whence Mrs.
Hill and child will sail to-day 10y the steam
err Alaska for Liverpool Mr.. Hill vail re
imn ne8t Wednesday.
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And which will be made up In the most artistic
manner. Fit, Trimmings and Workmanship guar.
snteed. Please give an early call. Laf2{te
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THE BOSS BOATS.
The DomIciles of Rival Fishing Parties
from Wheeling and BellaIre.

The DomIciles of Rival Fishing Parties
from Wheeling and BellaIre.
Just below Powhattan are two fishing
boats that excel in point of comfort and
convenience any moored along the Ohio
from this section. One is the Eclipse"
from Wheeling, and it is rightly named,
for it eclipses anything ever sent out from
Wheeling BY fishing club. The other is
the James R. Travis" from this city.
This boat was built by MessrS. David
Stewart, Fred Bertram, James Johnson
and Henry Grella, and was named after
Jimmy Travis, a popular Wheeling mailer
1t cost over 5000, and has three depart
ments, two of which are nicely carpeted
and provided with cool, easy berths. The
boat was manned by Messrs, Stewart,
johnson Bertram and Fred Wheeler, and
is tied up right alongside Of the Wheeling
boat Eclipse. The boys will spend all the
vacation Of the nail mills in their coy
new boats, and cannot help but have a
pleasant time.-Bellaire Independent.
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TILE LAWN PARTY.

A Notable Gathering of Society People.
From seventy to eighty young society
people of this city and suburbs, married
and unmarried, met at the residence Of
Frank Hesrne, Esq, at Leatberwood, yes
terday, where one of the most enjoyable
lawn parties eve given in this Deighbor-
hood WIS soon in progress. During the
evening private theatricsls were undertaken,
by half dozen young ladies and gentlemen
present and most successfully carried out
the efforts of the various star" winning
untold praise from the spectators. The fes-
kyities were kent up until late hour, when
the guests took their departure after voting
the affair brilliant success in every par
ticular.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teething, is the prescription of one of
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process of teething its value is in
calculable. 1t relieves the child from pain
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c q bottle.
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JEFFERSON ESCORT CLUB, THE PEARL
Sl Piuss have arrived sud are % sale at
q. a. BEUTBR'9,
iioI MAIN STREET
IsIl summer goods will be sold al hrsf cost. NS
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manufacturers should see the
S.yl1te hman DeteetOrS Clock. Sold
nv IaGs. u W. GRTBR.
-S'Sin Cancer.

Mr. H.GiIber. Of Albany Ga, under
date of May 8, 1884, says; hr, 4, DrC p s
near here has an eating ca eer GA ms 'aee
which had nearly killed him every one
thought he would be dead in sho. ! u'he
as nothing seemed to stop the ravsges : ~
the cancer. He commenced taking Swift's
Specific two months ago, and it has had a
wonderful effect on him. He was yesterday
so far recovered as to be out at his work,
and seems in fair way to get entirely we'll
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Allan
Ia, Ga, l59 w Twenty-third street, New
York, and 1905 Chestnut street, Phila.
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Inn 10 IA
Amendment to the Constitution,

I0IST RESOLUTION 80. MISE. PR0Pos-
~ ing an amendment TO the Constitution Of this
State,
Resoyed by the Legislature Of Hest Virginia, two
thirds Of al the members elected 20 each house
agreeing thereto,
That the following amendment 10 Article four Of
the Constitution IL the State lie and the ssmei
hereby proposed, to-vit:
nat section seven Of Article four, n I, now IL,
stricken out, and the following be inserted In lieo
thereof:
~. The general elections Of State and county Of
hoers, and Of members OF the Legislature, shal b
held on the Tuesday next after the 1rst Monday In
November, until otherwise provided by law. TiIs
terms Of such ofhcss not elected appointed 70 oil
vacancy shall, unless herein otherwise provided BE-
gin the frst day Of January, aud Of the members Of
the Legislature on the irst day Of December nexi
succeeding their election. Elections 20 al vacancies
shall be for the unexpired term. When vacancies
occur prior 10 any general election they shall be
filed by appointments in such manner ~ may BE-
prescribed herein. or by general lay, which appoint
nens shall expire At such time after the next gen
eral elections the pe,son elected 70 al suchrI
czncy shall be qualified"
Adopted by the Legislature February n, iss3.
iyi-i3toav.
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Chas. Zimmerman met with very bad ac-
cident at Wilson & Dunlevy's cooper shop
last week. He was engaged working at
the stave cutter, when unfortunately his left
hand slipped and two fingers were caught
in the cutter, nearly severing them. Only
few moments afterwards boy threw a
Ratchet striking Zimmerman on the left
foot, cutting the heel of that member near
liz off
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l. s. GOOD 4 90. seIi Dry Goods the cheapest.
A Bad Accident.

JOIN RoENER, Agent.
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Don't miss this grand opportunity, as i
only lasts 10 days. $4,000 worth Of Mems,
Boys and Children's Clothing viii be sold
at so cents on the dollar. The failure of
large Eastern wholesale clothing house is
the cause of this. Goods viii be slaughtered
at almost any price, and no reasonable offer
viii be refused. Don't miss the chance, at
1867 Main street, opposite Eleventh street.
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AT BELLAIRE.
The Town Almost Deserted by It's Inhab-
itants.

Nearly every one who could get away left
town yesterday to enjoy day in the woods.
Innumerable private picnics, gotten up by
young ladies and gentlemen, or formed by
two or three families clubbing together.
went out to get few mouthfuls of country
air and eat lunch under the trees, while
the G. A. r. picnic at Crangle's grove, that
of the Turner'S at Strahrs, and the large
private gathering at Clint MilGgan's were
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Piauosi Pianosti

Just received, on consignment from the
factory, three new magnificent briliants
tone pianos; also carpets, wall papers, oil
cloths, window shades, &C., &c. cheap for
cash or short credit. Call and see them
before purchasing elsewhere. Nos. 20l9
and 202I Main street
JOHN RoENER, Agent.
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THE Pack.

How the Day Was Observed nj this Pop
ular Resort.
The Park was well patDcnized with pleas
ure-seekers yesterday. Notwithstanding
the storm about noon, large crowd visited
this favorite resort yesterday. To say thas
the best of order was preserved was to men
ton it mildly. Nothing could be better.
Not a fuss or squabble was experienced
on the grounds the entire day.
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Sleeper for Chicago.

A birth can vet be had in the chartered
81, cper which is now in the B. & 0. dcpo.,
destined for Chicago this afternoon Cal
on John Rice or at the REGISTER office.
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well paironised The rain materially damp
ened the ardor Of the pleasure seekers in
the morning, but the bright sun in the af-
,ernoon made up for whatever of discom-
fort had been suffered, and the day closed
with satisfaction to everybody.
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THE CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Casualties Which Inevi ably Accompany
the Fourth.

A serious runaway occurred yesterday
morning on the pike, between Greenwood
Ind the park. A double team from the
country was coming toward the city, and
when near the park the horses took fright
and started to run The two men in the
carriage were thrown out, one of them re-
ceiying very serious cuts and bruises, while
the other was badly shaken up. We failed
TO obtain the names.
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BucEIen's ATnica Saive.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chilb!ains,
COrns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required Il is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box,
For sale BY Logan 4 Co.
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William J. Colts, administrator OF George W. Cots
deceased,
W.
Susan T.. Cots, and Others
In chIncery.
Pursuant % q decree made by said Court, IN the
Ihoyc entitled cause on the 2ist day ~ May, 1884.
he undersigned special Commissioner viii on satr-
lay, the 18th day OF July 1854, commencing ut ~ a.
-, sell al public auction al the front door OF the
Jcur'' House 81 said Ohio county, Ia tho said city
II Wheeling, the real estate Of which said George
W. Cots died seized and possessed, mech there.
u a. mny hs necessary 20 pay the deOts and claims
named Ia the Commissioners report In aid cause,
ami cts Of said suit aud sale such real esste being
iyt Numbered urCtecn In plt o. tJVn lots laid 0ui
~ On. Theodore Fink, trustee sometime, called I.
" yarHs addition TO the city Of Wheeling, situated
nSN heeliBg Island, In saId city. said lot 'front.'
iSy feet the East side Of South Elm street, be-
Ween Fink street and l.. J. stones North line and
-uI : back 20 an alley.
TRIMS OF sALE.-One third Of the purchase
money, and As much more thereof AZ the purchaser
shall elect pay, cash IN hand the day OF asi.
the residue thereof In two equal instalments, pay
able respectively In SIX and twelve months from the
day Of sale with interest from that day; the pIr-
chaser 10 giye his bond, payable TO the undersigned
with personal security therein satisfactory 20 The
special commissioner i0r the deferred insallmeDts
and the title to be retained until payment In full Of
the purchase money.
ALFRED CALDWELL, Special Commissioner,
J. G. HERyEY, Aucti0ncer
! hereby certify that bond In the suia OF 81 ,01)
with security, has been given by above named spec
iai commissioner. as required By Law and abose
THOMAS ~ DARRAH,
Clerk Of aid Court.
Jun TO- 1884. jeilozvu
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For Chicago To-Day.

Owing to sickness ia the families of par
,;as 'nneerned, there are, this morning,
,vo b.,,r which can De had in the charter
ed sleeper, w. '''U 'eS'eS Via tue D. " u
-o;Iroaj this aAern, ION at 2:25.
Call on John L. Rice OF at the REGISTER
office
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THE BEETHOVEN PICNIC.
low Gun German Friends Enjoyed Them
selves.

etlNtss
To say the Beethoven Singing Society
and their friends enjoyed themselves at the
Fair Grounds, yesterday, is expressing it
mildly. The rain of the morning inter
fered somewhat with the programme, and
discouraged the Society with the be
lief that a general wet day was
in store for them, but the bright sunshine of
the afternoon brought out crowd that ex-
celled their utmost expectations, and until
5 o'clock fun reigned supreme. The vari-
GUS trials of speed and skill resulted in gen.
ersl satisfaction to the contestants and
spectators, and those who preferred dancing
found that the Opera House band had lost
none Of its cunning. There was no dsor
der of consequence.
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SATURDAY., July ), 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

For Sale-A Saloon.
Commissioner Sale-Alfred Caldwell
Great Closing Out Sale-Henry Jacobs
4 Co. Local page.
Two Cheap Homes For Sale-Wm. A.
McMeehan. Local page.
Notice.. A. Benters. Local page.
Buggies, Phaetons and Damaged Goods
u. W. Ferrel.
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Pandora,s Box

brought multitude Of lis upon humanity,
so saith the ancients; bat bottle of S0ZO-
DON'T is wellspring of JOY in the family
Il refrcshes the invalid by cleansing his
mouth ard fits the belle for the parlor.
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Yesterday morning about halfpast nine a
young son of Mr.. "Budd' Zane residing or
South Broadway, Island, accidentally shot
himself through the hand with a small PTS
lol. DR.. Todd, of Bridgeport was called
and rendered the necessary medical aid
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Sleeper For Chicago,

A chartered sleeping car will leave the B.
& o. station irs this city, for Chicago, on
Saturday, at go P " One, and possibly
two will leave as above on Sunday at the
same hour For passage on the latter ap-
ply e.R. H. Phillips, ESQ.
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Ladies should remember, beautiful
complexion results from using Acker's
Bleed Elixir. Sold by Edmund Booking
nd c. Menkemeller, druggists, Wheeling,
Va, end F. +. Zipmer, Bridgeport, o.,
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nYKEy BEARD ELIxIR FORCES LUxU.
IL rant mustzche. Whisken OF hair sa bald.
beads In % TO % Day. No injury. Easily used.
Eeats the world. Two or three packsg0 Do tle work
VII prove II or forfeit 500 Price per package Nth
DIRECTION sealed and postpaid, Is cents thrse iof 50
Palattne, IL. ocileo1lK
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~ don't feel WELL" The stomach is ont of
order; neglected, this means chronic dys
pepsia. You should take Acker's Dyspep-
STA Tablets and avoid this terrible disease.
Sold by Edmund Booking and c. Menke-
meller druggists, Wheeling, W, Va, and
and F. P. Zimm0c Bridgeport, o.
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,JuSt Receiving

Another lot Of carriages, jump seats, two
and three spring phaetons, dog carts, piano
box and cut down front buggies; all full
leather trimmed and warranted; also full
platform and three spring wagons for less
money than ever before offered in Wheeling.
Can. see and price at J. W. Ferrefs, corner
Main and Twenty-Erst streets
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To Chicago.

Excursion tickets to Chicago are now on
sale and can be purchased up to the 18th,
good to return until the 18th, at the B. Il o.
Office. Round trip $40.
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D,.tr,ct Attornsv spsaks.

Col. II. Walters, U. 5. District Attorne,
Kansas City, No, authorizes the following
statement: Samaritan NeJ-pins cured
nv niece of spssms. Get at druggists
al 20
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Howard Mcfarland, the driver of W. l..
Barrett's pony at the Beethoven picnic, fell
from his saddle and sprained his lett ankle
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A Great Discovery.

Mr. William Thomas of Newton, Ia
SAYS: my wife lad been seriously affected
with a cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before. She
had used many remedies without relief and
being urged to try DR.. Kings New Discov
cry did so with most gratifying results
The first bottle relieved her very much, and
the second bottle has absolutely eured her
She has not had so good health for thirty
years"
Trial bottle lOc. at Logan & Co.'S drug
store. Large size 81.
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A GENTS WANTED FOB THE PICTORIAL
"A Complete stock Doctor, embracing horses
cattie, sheep, swine, poultry, bees and dogs By
Hon. J. Periam, Of the i'Prairie Frmer," and Dr. A
H Baker, v. p. Covers every subject OF Farm Stock
in Health and Disease Two charts for telling ages
OF horses and cattle; 10 engrayins and six coorsd
plates. Farmers clear 500 month Act nori For
exclusive territory confidential terms etc, address
Il. D. THOMPSON q CO., g. Louis, No., or New
York. oei1o
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MINOR EVENTS.

Mere Mention Of Several Enjoyable
Affairs.
The OlivetteS and their friends to the
number of about twenty chartered the big
buss Dr. Hulihen and passed the day
pleasantly at Bogg's Run, returning about
= p. m. Nothing occurred to mar the
pleasures of the day, if the, rain be ex-
cepted
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Several wagon loads Of Martins Ferry
folks went out to Roney'S Point
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A tremendous crowd celebrated the 18th
of July at Seibert's garden yesterday.
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For Sale.

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE AND SALOON
n stand, good garden, never failing spring VI
water, stable Ior four horses and all necessary out
buildings, win he fold at bargain, II sold soon
Situated On the 81. Cairsvlle and Athens pike one
bali nile north Of ST. Granville For further par
ticulaIs enquire of B. B. SHIELDS.
ie2dg 81 CainvilIe, Ohio.