Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
EAsMoNT.
Ths Moaaisia ro~a OF Marion and Her
Many IntereSts.

| The Moaataia rown OF MARION and hsr
Many Intsrests.
Fa;raoSr. November LII Exclusive r
The democratic demonstration held heSe
last Tuesday night surpassed anything OF
the kind ever seen heie before, and surprised
the NEST enthusiastic Democrat by Us uu-
looked for proportions The two excar-
sion trains came in well filed with people
aud the country folks turned out en- masse
to see and participate in the procession
The account In the DAILY REGISTER was
no, correct in many particulars, especially
as to the procession. The number in hne
did not exceed six hundred at anytime,
owing doubtless to the mud and the failure
to secure sufficient number of torches.
There were probably four thousand people
in town. ard everything passed of quietly
and pleasantly. Democrats generally had
their residences decorated, and "a few Re
publcans kindly assisted in giving our
town a brilliant appearance. Prominent
among the decorations were those OF the
following persons: Charles E. Manley, 5.
l.. Yeager, F. Smith, c. A. Sipe, C. B. Car
ney, l.. Koran, Judge Raymond, c. Z
Pride, S B. Hall, J. S HARDEN, J. W.
Burns. n. S. Barns, NJ. W. Raymond,
Mayor Fisher. Thomas Hugh, Judge FEM
ing, George Mcmahon, NJ. NJ. ComerforI,
Mrs Eys;er. James Hall John Thomas
SNYDER, J. s. jackson, VIM. A. 0hley, A. S.
Hayden,. 7. B. Carpenter, NJ. D. Christie, s.
w. Guernsey, W B, Carder, W. +. Hough,
{. f. Christie and DR.. l.azeil.
The Court House
and Democratic Club rooms were proiusely
decorated and some decorations at the Con
tineutal hotel were very pretty. Many OF
the citizens OF Palatiue had illuminated
their houses and the first ray al better
dawn" fell upon that political Egypt.
Wheeling sent an immense delegation o.!
five men, but We had enough people here to
have an excellent time and did not miss the
promised attendance from Wheeling. There
was no disturbance and no arrests made.
This latter statement has no reference 70
Wheeling people,
General News.
Work till progresses slowly On the stone
work COX the T. NJ. & P. bridge here. The
excavation for the obstruction that
this company proposes TO arect in the way
OF the ". Va. & Penn. road, is about com
pIeted What this latter company proposes
to do is a thing past human finding ont,
but We suppose it will stihen its buck bone
in time Tor the next campaign.
7. II. Bennett has purchased the dwell
ing Of 7. ". Fleming. on Jackson street.
We earn that Mr. Fleming will erect new
dwelling on Locust avenue.
Will J. Shore, our enterprising and ac'
ccmmodating news dealer, is still very i'll
with pneumonia. His many friends here
will be much pleased to hear OF his early
recovery.
Mrs. Calvin Fleming and children left
on Thursday to visit friends in GAINESVILLE
Ohio.
E.J. Armstrong and wife, obituary, Nir-
ginia, are visiting relatives in this State, aud
are now at the home OF Morgan Biingsley
here. Mr. Armstrong is prominent at
torney and general manager Of the Luray
caverns. His wife is sister of Hon. B. +.
Martin. Of Grafton.
Col. John 7. McGraw, Of Grafton, was
here Tuesday, and made speech al the
blowout. DR.. Van Kirk, Vim. Jennings
c. N. Durbin, Wm. kunst Tom. Shields,
I. Hill Marshall and numerous other i'm
portant peTsonages, all from Grafton, were
helping us paint.
y. ". Bgodie hada novel decoration at
his house on Tuesday night. He had all Of
his windows brilliantly Eshted and covered
with red paper, giving it striking appear
auce and the proper hue.
Warrington will hold a jollifcation on
Saturday night and large crowd will at
tend from here providing there is good
weather