Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-14
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News From Nebraska-U Iust QuArantias
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General News.
Special 10 h RegiIi-.
PAREEssBURG, November l3-MAjor =.
T. Shaw has Just returned from Nebraska.
and reports good times there, the results Of
three successive good crop years. The
people are all paying their debts and con.
sequently there is plenty Of money in cir.
cula,ion. The Major took out with him
about forty head OF fine cattle, but the
State authorities compelled him 10 20 into
quarantine for 80 dsys, Notwithstanding
the fact that the owner Of the stock had
secured the certificate Of our State veter-
mary as 10 the health Of the cattle when
shipped, and to the fact ths, West Virginia
is now Tree from ell cattle infection Of ANY
kind.
Madam Jennie Lilly has been indicted
for keeping house Of III rtpuie.
The many friends Of Major G. =. Cor
bitt, who lett here recently for the Sou1b.
will be pleased TO learn that he is pleasant
ly situated at Ashyille, n. c This is III
the finest toba' co sections Of the South,
and Major G. reports the present crop -
one Of the most promising raised for some
time.
Hon. NJ. II. Shirt, late Of Wir c. H..
now Of Marietta. Ohio, WAS here
to-day.
Col. Ike l. Enochs, Oh. OF the veteran
Democrats cf Writ county, WAS Waiting
friends here yesterday. The Colonel 10
Just recovering from q very severe siege OF
typhoid fever The Colonel reports mat
ters quiet on Hughes river Li present.
Basil Whims, Esq. ope Of the reliable
business men Of Burning Springs. was here
10 day.
( DR.. A. G. Clark and others are inter
/ esting themselves in . revival Of the oIl ia
the once-celsbrsted Burning Spriuss die
tric..
The Presbyterian social ksld .. the resi.
dence Of Ralph Covert, Esq, las, night.
was one Of the most pleasant events Of the
season, and the genial host and hostess
were uniiIing in their efforts 10 make ths
occasion q social success. II was . happy
mipsEng Of old and young end the pres
ence ci the young pastor and bis vile. al
ded much 10 the evenings enjoyment.
Mrs. George X. Stafford, ~ Auntie Smith.
was suecess. The entertainment coz
cludeG with . psonoupcipg match in wsleh
Miss Esrgsry Rex came Of victor.
The qrsnd Jury adjourned today.
Amongs s. The indictments fosLa the Singer
Sewing Machine CoIpanys agents came
10 Tor q share, about bali dozen indic''
ments hs7.ng been found against them Tor
violations OF the new license Law enacted
by the last Legislature. Col. w. I. Stead
man, The manager here, infosns RE1is-
TER representative the: the company in
tend TO CONTEST the constitution ality OF the
the act, and t.s they do ppon the best
legal sdyics in the State The question
has already been tested by the courts ci
jackson. Aoans and other counties in TIE
State, and resulted in favor OF the eoa.
Psny.
The trial Of Willie Beckett, the boy who
killed Young Clay Noel last Aosdsy.
an sceoup, si .hich appeared 10 TIE
RsGIzTEz. will be the most interesting case
on the docket for this term. The Trial !.
, se. ior next Tuesday. and public op:hioa J.
; much digided a. 10 the rssulis. From al
: repofu there will be testimony before ID,
. Court which il was impossible 10 &c. bsfors
the coroners Jury. ard which VII have I
: very impo:ian, bearing on ihs coming
Q trial. The developments will rrobibly b.
Of rather Q startling nature.
Hon. Will MeConnogshy. oi WIT coun
/ ty, 10 company Si.b his bro,her, Nsjo'
Sam McConrosshy, one o! he lorsbs
( priuc,s Of TIE L;uls Ksns~ts. va sS'
. Today. j..
, Ms Nellie Covert ia visiting relatives il
! New brighton, Pc.