Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-02
WASHINGTON. PA.
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CitizsnS National BAnak Charged with
Murder NIiscellaneoas News items.
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WAsHHGToN, Pa, August i.-Ssmuel
HazIet1 left Washington on Thursday Tor .
trip Of several days to Atlanta City.
Mrs. James McCollum and sister, and
Mrs. W. C. Lyme, Of Pittsburg, are visiting
their father, A. Winters.
Mrs. ]. F. Hill, of Csnonsburg, Miss
Anderson, of Clsysville, and Mrs. E, r.
Jones. ofNeW York, are visiting Mrs. John
| A. Best.
Rev. Marcus A. Brownson and wife, wNo
have been visiting ct the residence OF De.
Brownson for several weeks, have returned
to their home in Camden, n. j.
Mrs T. W. Clawson, who has been visit
ing her mother in Marshall, Texas, for sew
eral weeks has returned to her home in this
place.
Mr.. James Walter, Jr., has returned home
from trip to New England.
Alex Reed left town on Tuesday, on q
pedestrian tour to Ohio Pyle Falls.
Mr.. S. G. Smith and wife, of Washington,
took in the B. 4 O. excursion to Norfolk
and Washington, D. G.,
Mr.. Edward Little died in this borough,
on Monday, the 9th, of consumption. He
was q native of England, and came to this
country about twenty-five years ago. He
was buried by the knights Templars.
The court house and town hall have been
handsomely draped in black, in honor OF
General Grant who laid the corner stone of
the latter building in 1869.
Mr.. and Mrs George McCaskey celeSrst-
ed the fifteenth anniverssryot their wedding
on Tuesday, July 18th. 1t was quite an
enjoyable affair.
Work on the new Presbyterian Church is
progressing rapidly.
Mr.. Frederick Roher, Of the Kittsuning
Democrat and Sentinel, and family, are
visiting Rev Jones, in this place.
A. NJ. Linn is presiding over the ticket
Office of the W. & W. railroad in this place,
during ths absence of Chss. Harding, who
is at Camp Gallsher, with Co. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. McKeever have gone
to Allegheny City, where they will spend
few days, and then go to Lakewood, Lake
Cbsutsuqua
The propriety Of holding memorial ser
vices in the Town Hall on The 9Th of Au-
gust, the day OF Gen Grants funeral, is
being discussed by some of our citizens.
The stockholders of the Citizens National
Bank will meet at. their banking house in
this place on Monday next to organize aud
pay fifty per centum Of their subscriptions.
The intention was to raise 5 10000 in sub
scriptions, but when the managers counted
up they found that they had 81 10000. The
capital stock, however, will be 100000.
On Wednesday afternoon Chief Of Police
Hammond appeared before Judge Hart on
a writ of hsbeas corpus, being charged with
the murder of John Wolf, who was killed
by him while trying to break into Wander
grifts liquor store. He was released on
81, 900 bail for appearance at the Angus
term Of court. The prosecution was made
By Mrs. Mason, sister Of Wolf
A company of young folks, consisting o.
Misses Florence Ewing, Annie and Miami.
Chambers Liunie Reed, Gertrude Mck4u
nan, Name Hamilton, Lizzie Stockdale
Mrs. Leasure, and Messrs. Alex Mu-dock
Manning and Ward, of the B. & O. railroad
left here on Monday morning in s?ecia
car for Ohio Pyle Falls where they vii
spend several weeks in boating, fishing
horseback riding, etc.