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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-31
A Case in chancerx.

The equity case Of David T. Chadwick. Of
Paris township, vas heard yesterday By
Judge Montgomery. The complainant and
mer is endesvorinz TO recover money said 90
have been loaned By the latter upon condi-
tons unfulalled. notwithstanding this ske
son. Il = claimed. turned she cid man ont of
doors.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-31
CORTLAND, n. Y, Dec.

Not a day in eight years without pain,
and is cured by the use of Steketee's Neu-
ralgia Drops. So says l.. p. Hollenbeck,
attorney-at-law, of Cortland, N. Y. Any
one wishing to see and read the letter can do
so by calling at my store. The letter is too
long for publication.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-31
OUR PRICES.
Are conceded by all to be lower than those
of any firm in the state

We buyo
the State lots
below market value But
but few and
cent on the cost All We ask eode
by Others and that goods area we'll made
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-31

Bay your Cutters Of A. R. Ansi-asl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
BRIDGEPORT.

.-l.r irnry Tut, was fined So and
',tr "... aaa"rE
-.r be- .ag maker, has jus: COM
-..' p a.:r ~ No rs. shoes for farmer
..... ..~a.-!- r.s.iin. back Of town.
.....a..a AVS ,hcy Ic the .argcs: ne
.' finest best and cheapest
.oa-a-t .n articles tor Christmas are
7'T "a F. NJ. kearn drug store. "
" j. , NcClellaud Of Caldwell, Ohio.
7.s- he hiss been engaged in the jewelry
""a. for 6ve wears, has started in bust
'ss l!o0'eins new block, Ar. McClel-
ar' B., an experienced workman. aud as this
las been q louE,telt want in Bridgeport we
--e he ,izens VI, favor him with their
-s,oyage.
Nix Kuhn vii. begin cutting ice this
Geek
Ms, hate Potts. OF Steubeuyil,e. was tho
gees. %. friends here Yesterday.
800 20 James NcGonnaugheys for toys
o-g&s-. NUS crackers and cakes cigars aac
..a...,. sui oysters tor the HOLIDAYS Hi
s,rs.a.u, is large and his prices low.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
The BROOKLYN HORROR
cestinUGs To Grow Heavily in
Horror,
NV Na'' :. from the Fiery Furnace
of Death.

Brooklyn, December 2G.-The horror at
the scene Of tie orphan asylum fire grows.
Up to halfpast one o'clock to-day eight
uega bodies were found. One of these was
that of q man. a force of twelve men are
busily at work on the ruins. The body of the
adult was found at nine o'clock. The first,
lntimaton OF its presence was the discovery
Of q thigh bone protruding through the
debris. 1t clNSped what had been the neck
OF child. The body Of the child vas
burned to cindcr. 1t is thought the re-
mains are those Of q father and son.
About II o'clock two little bodies We're
iourd against the iron stanchiOns in the
basement Of the lntirmary. In all eighteen
bodies have so far been discovered. The
coalition of tue bodies recovered today
IS much better than those re.
covered yesterday. Ia most instances me
skulls are detached from the trunks.
The remains OF Sister Josephine were
we're viewed by the coroner and the inquest
adjourned until such time as can be
,iN,d TO hold an investigation upon all the
b dies. The body of Sister Josephine was
buried this afternoon in St. Marys Gene
nv Flushing. Accounts differ as to the
number Of children in the Inhrmary. The
Mother Superior sisists there were
but twenty, while another sister claims
there were sixty 1t is now
certain that the fire originated in the driving
room as was first announced. The older
portions of the building was supplied with
hose and fire escapes, but both were lact'
ing in the new The books show there
were 724 children in the home. Of this
number G63 are accounted for. The bodies
found leave &c children unaccounted for
The officials refuse to give the press the list
If tie inmates, and o.e rcticent in impart'
ng information. About $1,000 in cOntribu-
hons have been received so far
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
WEST ALEXANDER.
,-.,.i.. a-,p- la The Pennsylvania "re,na
Green.

,r,.i a-,p-iu ,hc Pennsylvania "re'na
Us,eu.
..... .. .,. .-. E.s,,'-r.
..>,>,sa December 20.-jIock
...-.. %. Yy4r ci.y, took IN p barge
-.t 400, a,cc aud a. other points
..... al lroM ~ 10 Sd cents per pound.
.-. s-,~a, clips t.unsold Several
... has, ,rom three 70 five clips on
-.. s.r wa.ca tEeF refused the marhe:
. . lis; and Agchy 7. UUpp o. your
%. also : Baer y Son agent called on
many friends here this week and mad
-.. .ecess IN their respective lines OF
rar, Hiram Young Of your city, pad
r,..ai a...-.- o yiSi. here this wees
W.u Gamblers left this week for New
W~.eo sri .aer POINTS for the benefit Of
a,s heath
i >aa...b school celebration "i,, take
s...a. o.. ,-a, ~; -.a0 church o1 Christ
..,.s. Il .s,,,va AM oyster supper viii
Ice bel. .. ... same te" sand ~ sam" time
...., .-. a.sp,c,s W.. ,.. -ociUg yircto Al,
A. invited Proc cts tU- benefit ct chn-ch.
Is y a. C-ar pal. "a >ay., v.s.J to Puts
...-. g., se.E
4 ,.rrrg class h., 'seu organized here
,- .-. Burke Of C.,ys,i..e, which meets
% FRIDAY evenings
D. t. Bell Esq, s0i family Of Neokuk,
isa are the guests 5l their son, J. r. Bell
>H.e q number t'om this vicinity pro
..-a ENGRAVING wes.
mole Tom Supler wi. remove 20 Claws
vile IN the spring.
tn.I,. arrested here for acts contrary 70
sa .,ws have the Gaack skipping
-.o,s being tried
Squire ,.a.ys.s s,l, -yuGneI % nj,
bat able 10 perform duties re sjrrd
Tom Alexander has placed in position q
. ,- ..-G .s , nder,aker.
..,.,s, has improved some here siuce
81. 'a election in some branches nut the
ga ~si. is no. one OF them. SON. are
Do, d, s.HoaSto lead them as formerly.
... s,.hrr>, near Valley Grove, the ex-
.... . FEEDERS lately purchased
..u.' horned bull from c. c.
... g 81, county
ta..l.r, Institute Of the teachers OF
..r.l.y ~.s held here YESTERDAY and
81. ast sap; >qini.sr was present.
.-t .--n 20, Fo.c city, was in attend.
.'.e -. he Institute ye:.s~3av
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21

than the London Botanical gardens for the
same period. OF course the variety was not
50 great, our institution being much young
er out the quality was always excellent uu-
less rs the superintendent !eelingly remark
ed, they had been baked on the hot mantel-
piece Of some congressman before they
reached the people for whom they were in
tended.
In the main green houses Of the gardens,
are over three hundred varieties offerns,
from mites TO large trees. A proper clasSii-
cation of all plants in the collection is now
being made by Professor Ward, who has
already published list Of the natural
plants of
The District of Columbia.
About forty years ago Mr.. W. W. Cor
coran brought from London a little Ian
palm, in four inch pot, for which he paid
lorty-fye dollars, it is now large tree, one
OF the most beautiful in the gardens aud
the FIRST ian-palm to fruit in any green
house
Since before the war Superintendent
Smith has been eIdeavoring, By numerous
experiments, TO introduce and ac2limatihe
the Ramie or Chinese grass cloth. At one
time this material was largely used TO mix
with cotton for manufacturing purposes
being sold at Liverpool for seventy dollars a
ton During the war aud for long time
after interest in the plant was entirely lost,
but is again being revived, and specimens
sent all over the country for the parpose Of
experiment
So great was Superintendent Smiths ep.
thusiasm on the subject Of Rsmie some
twentySiX years ago that he had an entire
suit made Of grass cloth Being invited to
large dinner party, given at SilvarSpving
by L. P. Blair Esq, aud wishiHg to cali
the particular attention of q number OF Con.
: gressmeu expected to be present, to the
usefulness of the Ramie he donnel his
grass cloth suit, and SSlIed forth on horse-
back. lie homme Propose, lie Dieu dis
/ pose, thunder shower came up, rsi,
! poured in torreak3. The effect Of was.,. mn,
grass cloth "a 70 maE- It transparent Tba
unfortunate ,aap sought the seclusion O
the woods, until twilight let her curtain
down and pinned it With star" enabling
hum to creep forth from his leafy seclusioa
AM Gain his home without fear of attract
ing the attention he would inevitably have
done but for the friendly shadow that wa,
kinder 10 him than the unthankful grass
/ cloth. VIZ, AEN1rRoE%.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21

short time ago, is some better though We.
feeble.
The funeral Of Theo Hughes, who died
Thursday o. consumption, took place
from the residence Of his sister, Mrs. Frank
Jenkins, yesterday morning
MIR. West, of Cincinnati, and Mr. Beu,
OF Columbus, we're with US this week and
just as handsome as ever.
Mrs. Stanton, Of Wheeling, will Join her
husband at this place, who is a very pleas-
ant postal clerk, and together 90 to Cincin.
natl, where they will visit friends.
Miss Lulu Hendrickson, of Grafton, will
visit the Misses Layman during the holi.
days.
James Higgins, well known young man
of this place, leaves tonight for Houston,
Texas. We be has secured position We
wish him success.
Mr.. Cartwright, one of the popular Ohio
River railroad engineers is now residing on
18th street.
Mrs. Berger and family, together with
her viyacious guest will soon leave for q
visit to one Of the interior towns
Harry Penn, bright drug clerk. is fis-
cinaSd with q sweet Win:ome Fairmont
Young lady.
Mrs. Wetzel has adopted her niece, de-
Eghttul little creature, who will make her
home with her in the future
We are 10 have wedding here on New
Years day. 1t is that of Grafton gentle
man and pretty Parksrsburg girl. This
will be the third marriage in the Young
lady S family in one year
Mrs. ~ c Rounds ana her sister LETT this
morning for Racine, O., where they visit
relatives
Misses Annie Eader and Ruth aud Lily
Richardson LETT to-day for Elizabeth, their
home, to spend the holidays.
Miss LILY Have-ty, OF Calhoun county. il
the guest Of Mrs. ". J. Berger, on Market
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
NEW NARTlNSVHIE.
Mail Ror;s TheftI-Oystcr Supper-Lodgs
Election.

Election.
fph'lG! 10 "a. SasGay Rrg5a~.
NV MAEIIMSyILLE, December 2o.-The
addition to the Br2st House will DC deco.
rated the evening Of December 10Th with
an oyster supper.
Mss Julia Mcclure Of Cov;agtor, Kyr is
visiting relatives here,
David Kings many friends were glad to
see him back again, if only for & day or So
Mr.. Hing was for many years connected
with the L. S. Co, Of this place
The mnmPs are prevailing in town
among tie ltt,le folks.
Robert McI.llowncy aui vile. were at
Wheeling, Wednesday.
V :. Wiley rrturccj from Whcelin;
TUESDAY where had been under the doctors
charge ior some days. Ills catarrlh is
much better.
\ two-year.old child Of Edward AM Jane
SLowaltrr died Tuesday
Mas Hattie SSAIey is spending a f,w days
With her sister Ms. +. b. loung.
Cards are OF for ball at StGndilori's
Hall. on the cvcaing Of the 10Th lose
Kramer will he with Us.
T.. l.. ii,!aDar,h, local editor OF the
Messenger, Is at the Press Association. this
week.
The Messenger this week boom" n. Z.
Grouse t,r iLy ioStO.lice.
There is surely niger in the wood
Iilc," bat Hilton is not his name. One fact
+, mains certain, different lots Of money
have been lost along the mail route from
here 10 Bolton and MI intelligent public vii!
lave It's opinion as to the guilty party.
Home talent presents their play tonight
for tie benefit OF the board walk to the
depot
Attorney Ewing of Wheeling, was doing
!, gai business here Thursday.
The Sunday Schools are busy preparing
Christmas exercises. and arranging for their
treats.
We a-c glad 20 scc the bows ha,i from the
Federal couit: winter has set in aud walk
irg il g,,liug bad
Mrs Wilbur Iaggs Of Wheeling, who has
l.. en- y;sil;ag her mother Mrs .Ienuct Hail.
for he PAS; two weeks returned home Mon
day.
Judge Sta!cy has returned from Middle.
bourne where be has been boiling court for
scmGimr.
The "bcar;iful Ohio" resembles the Della
ware when Washington made bis famous
crossing.
". v. Sc,oy, orr popular crossroads
gruccryman. he"lS new kind Of extra
holiday candy. For further particulars cal!
III the establishment or on .ludsr S,a.ey
Tie oyster suppers nt Vim Rrookovers.
Wednesday night, for ~" benefit Of the Bap
list church. and at Jacob koort1'. Thurs
day night, for the benefit OF the Nicholas,
church, were vel! attended
The creek has q coat Of smooth ice oni.
and the average urchin is happy.
Wc,lcl Lodge No. 80 a. i a 4. u elect
ed the following officers Tuesday night for
the ensuing year: r.. McEidowny. W NJ;
John T.. Koontz, j. W; Jas Bishop s. W;
+. G. Bucher, Treasurer; :. Bruce Hall.
Secretary; J. i. ioung, aud j. Newman.
Stewards
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
wHEEILNg WH,rcLIN0t.
Town r, ents Trimmed Down for nnrri"7
Renders.

Town +, ents Trimmed Down for nurria7
Renders.
! ,H,.I account book was los yesterday.
Sc advertising column
i. r,." LAcuHs will hold special term Of
he Circuit Court 3; MoundSyllle tomorrow
a,,trr KHNNL.:'5 orchestra paws for a
grand hall at Irichvillc, Ohio, Tuesday
light.
TuE County Committees on Poor House
md Iarm and Court House and Jail hold
their final meeting Tomorrow.
TnuAY evening, between the hours Of :
and . O'Clock, a sneak thief entered the
,lonG room OF the Business College and
,.o.p James Noll's ovcrCoat.
BLACK Prince Lodge, X. of p, will give
another of their delightful suppers and balls
It ;leir lodge room, corner Of Twepty-siXth
and Chapline streets, Christmas eve.
Mn. Harry SrIGGR formerly an engineer
on The b 4 o. railroad, but now on the
ron Mountain road, is in the city. He
vii. spend the holidays with his family.
jomx SMITH, one Of the oldest, and most
Yesterday, with engine 1OS, which was in the
ate wreck at Pennington, it has been thor.
oughly overhauled and repaired and is now
perfect daisy.
THE Wheeling City Boat Club the only
organization Of the kind now in city, will
rive a grand benefit ball Christmas eve at
Turner's Hall The intention is to raise a
sufficient sum of money to pay for the new
skull ordered by John Ritz. There is no
doubt il the world but that large crowd
will be present as Stony has numerous
'rie>ds in this city.
\ VERY dirty case. in which well-known
drug man Of the Sixth ward attempt to
take advantage Of simple girl, is now
the common talk of the Sixth ward The
case is one which we will not report, owing
70 its unftness for our Sunday readers. The
wretch has left for Ohio, his native State.
Shorld he ever return here he will either be
hung or sent 10 the penitentiary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21

twenty couples, took charge on Friday nigh
about 10 o'clock and skated all night, spend
ing the time most delightfully."-. Prot
Frank Schatier, an expert of Pittsburgh
Will give an exhibition tomorrow night
Grand march in the afternoon.
Everybody should buy their Christina.
turkeys, chickens, oysters, oranges, dates
candies and nuts at C. NJ. Wells, on Han
over street. Prices rock bottom.
Mr. p. J. Manson, the ieweler, who re-
moved to Pennsylvania some months ago
where he went into business, was robbed re-
Gently. About 500 worth of jewelry was
taken. A day or two afterwards il was all
returned to him by express.
Christmas services will be held in the
First NJ. +. Church to day. The subject for
the morning sermon, TO be preached BY the
pastor, Rev. Earl ID. Hotz, will be The
Great Gift" In the evening the service
will consist Of singing and bible reading
suitable for the occasion.
No services will be held in the L. P.
Church on account of the absence OF the
pastor, Hey. ". Weir, who was called to
Pennsylvania BY the Illness of his wife.
Rev Walker will preach Christmas ser
mors in the Presbyterian Church morning
ard evening.
Cakes, candies and nuts for the holidays
Mt Eowman's bakery
Mr.. Jas A. Gray, who has been quite sick
for several weeks, is improving slowly.
There will be an important meeting of
he Cleveland and Hendricks club at City
all.to'morrow (Nonday) night at o'clock
Matters Of general interest 10 all Demo
Gratis will be acted upon, aud all Democrats
are invited to attend.
A very large assortment OF ine toilet
articles, library lamps, scrap works, sta
ionary and many other things suitable for
Christmas gifts can be foand at DR. j. ".
Darrnhs drug store at prices 10 suit the
lines When you want anything in this
line give him a call
Yesterday Mr.. \. H. McGienn returned
from Rarncsvillc, where he Sas been teach
ing school.
The Laughlin mill only stops one day for
Christmas. The .Etna is still running with |
Is furnaces Oh, and the Standard with the |
finishing department on. The Union Flint |
li!ass " orkS is making full time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
HARD TIMES, THEY SAY.
But This Does Look Much Lille 1t.

But This Does Look Much Lire IT,
People talk of hard times and no money,
but this does not look like it. For instance;
The holiday trade is exceedingly good in
a few ways. In the jewelry line Mr.. Albert
Franzheim had closed out large stock
and completely sold out the most
desirable articles. Yesterday he laid in
new and complete stock of everything
desirable in the jewellers line. His store as
a consequence, was crowded al! day yeste,r-
day, and admiration was apparent on the
face OF every gazer. But three days re-
main in which to make your Christmas Sc
lections, and those who desire presents IN
Mr.. Franzhelm's line should call at once,
before this second stock 10 picked over
This is a pointer see that you follow it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
A MALPRACTICE CASE.
Damage Suit Brought Against DIR.
Edwards,

Damage Suit Brought Against DIR.
Edwards,
The case of Reinecher and wife Vs. DR..
EDWARDS Tor damages on a charge of NAL
practice has been on trial in part one Of the
Circuit Court for tie past two days and was
continued yesterday until Tuesday, owing to
Judge Jacob having to 20 to Mouuasville
Monday. The particulars Of this case are
alaut as follows: While milking COW Mr..
Eeiuicher was kicked by the animal and dis
located his shoulder DR.. Edwards was
called in and Strengthened the joint. After
ward the shoulder again jumped ont OF
place and is now in bad condition. This
trial is to decide whether the Goctor is
guilty of malpractice OF not. The evidence
for the plaintiff is now about completed and
the rebutral by the doctor s witnesses will be
commenced Tuesday,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
PARKERSBURG
An Approaching Wedding - Deaths Re-
moyals, and Personals.
.Syscim u he Sunday RsIis!er.
w " H.. l. -.

S~Tim u ne >rHHdy keI-itE
P.nnrrsnrGG, W. Va. December 20
Alex Laird and family propose to move TO
Florida next summer, and make that their
future home.
Misses Mary Tully and Retta Leonard
will be home from Mt de Chan,al hext
week, 10 spend their Christmas vaction.
Harry Robb is circulating among his
friends in this city. :.
Vim. Gundling returned this week to his
home in Cincinnati. .,
/ sister of conductor NJ Flanagan, died
in Grafton on Monday and the intermens
took place on Wednesay morning.
Mrs. Flora Camden and sister. Mrs Bal.
lev. will visit next week in Ciarksours and
Weston.
Mrs Phelps is visiting relatives in Ohio.
". ". Vanwinkle. wen, up 20 Marietta
this week. on legal business.
Mrs Holly and family. Of Wilmington
Delaware. arrived here this week AM are
the guests Of relatives.
Thomas Ssee0ey, who VAS paralyaed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21

Gratis in Ksnswha county who are ready to
serve their country in the capacity of post.
master and there will be bitter struggle,
whenever it becomes possible for Demo
Graf to have any show at all with the Depart
ment at Washington. Unless there is a d.
vision on this subject between the two Sena-
tors however, the probability Is that Messrs
Camden and Kenna will name the man
whom President Cleveland will appoint in
the place Of Mr.. Gibbins. j. a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
ALUCkN FIND.

i Nouas Girl Picks Up n Fine Gold Watch
on the Island.
Yesterday afternoon Katie Bishop, q
!.-'i s'rl whe resides on Virginia street
''as. while walking along Virginia street
,'-I' a handsome gold watch near the cor
-s' y' South Broadway and Virginia streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
The Maker of Treaties

pa, " 's.'NGroS, December 2O.-Secretary
s.,.'sluysen has sent voluminous letter
". NE House reviewing the reports of the
.ohs'.S Of the Dnited States in relation 10
y. .-s :, STATE OF labor in Europe He says that
g. ''.''>h results are principally selected
-, COMPARISON, as the English wages are.
lr.ag,r,,,..y speaking, highest in Europe, and
..'S A"n trade conditions have more in COM
~. ~" Win American customs and usages
'"an those ofoIher countries.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
Election of Officers.

Last Sunday the Star Light social elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
President, A. G. Stoetzer; vice'presldsnt
Charles Haberstck; secretary, c. f. heit;
treasurer, David Klner; captain, feter
Wetzeberger. This club will give grand
ball, st Arion Hall, Christmas night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
TIE ANE FALLS
nd sixteen Employees of the Il. 4 o. Road
90

Aud sixteen Employees of tho II. 4 o. Road
Are Out of Employment.
Ycstesday sixteen Of the workmen in the
3. & 0. railroads employ were notified that
there services would not be needed any
longer. These men were engaged at the
shors in the Sixth ward aud filed positions
as mechanics, carpenters and laborers.
While talking TO Que of the workmen
yesterday the reporter was informed that
there was plenty Of work at the shops to
keep all hands busy, and now since they
had been discharged the remaining work
men will have more to do than they can
rcSsihlv complete.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
a BAD ACCIDENT.

'n1g,l Lady Falls and Break, Her Arm.
friday nigh, Mrs. lOungmau, very
s;.t lady ne, with very bad accident.
Sac ',.gped on, into her sons gard in the
>Aa ward and in walking toward the front
gaze slipped and fell heavily to the ground
..aagg her arm. Medical attention Was
.--sa.:ely secured and the fracture re-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
Who. Indeed .

Nrw YORK, December pa reporter
cflled today at the residence Of Rev. Henry
Ward Eeccher to learn what he thought OF
himself being successor 20 Minister Lowell.
yr. Bcechcr was not in. Mrs. Beechcr
VAS. She said well. wc are not going
"a day. VIA, very ridiculous idea.
Nr. Bcccher would not ,hink Of such n
g.. irg ! wonder WHO could have started
Z - .,y-,D'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
Politics Drove Him 20 Cou--,,i, S,,to,,.

o.. i' ~ commit suicide.
S.NNEESyILLE, IND, December 2O.-The
- OK Duncan Grover, respected citizen
y, ',a..5Ne~, this county, was found hanging
D., 3'S carriage shed yesterday morning,
~ We la. been respondent over the resnI, Is
axe election and over money trouble,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
Zone Of the most interesting entertain

ments Of the season will be gwen by the I
p. ". A. of the First Baptist Church
Monday evening. December 18th, 1884.
The programme will consist Of music, reel
tations, etc. The reputation that the asso-
citation has, tor the rendering Of excellent
programmes. will undoubtedly be main
tanned in this their last entertainment for
1891, All will be made welcome. No
CHARGE Tor admission.