Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
FAIRMoNT.
railroad MISUNDERSTANDING een''
and Personal Notes.
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railroad Accident--Intsreshns o
and Personal Notes.
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F.pxosr W. Va, August 29.-Ihe Z
MP. railroad is still Flooding along.te
vsrd tbe modern and embryo Athens.
has recently attained to true railroad aie
nity, having scored its first serious acciaen
on Monday last. James steele, seventeen
rear old son of that excellent citizen :. Q
Union district, Thos. q. Steele, was the VIC
finn he attempted to board the tram 2!
nlacino his hands on the bumpers when ~
slipped and fell with bis foot on the ran
The front truck of 9 gondoia passed Owe %
and crushed his foot into q jelly, Df. og
den was called and smputated the hmo
above the snkle. The young man Is DONG HS
we'll and will survive the injury. Inls
ouobt TO be warning to boys who are IL
the habit Of boarding trains whs!e IN mo,
ton but previous accidents Of this nature
have been tot Ally disregarded. IL Is neea
less 10 say that in accidents OF THIS KING
the train always escapes injury
Death has resped rich harvest IN on.
conu unity lately. The old and young and
tho lust budding into womanhood have
alike been ruthlessly snatched from family
and friends. News here is to the effect that
Harry ". Tuyney, son Of Mrs j. c Orr, OF
Wht ceiling, and Of the late Lowman Turney'
is OAR gerously ill in Philadelphia, with
typhoid fever. Harry is one Of the brightest
boys that have grown up IN our town, ana
for some time past he has been IL the en-
ploy of John Wanamsker, in Philadelphia.
His many friends here, while awaiting sor'
rowfully the dread message announcing his
death, are still earnestly and prayerfully
hoping for his recovery.
Since writing the above we learn that
Harry W. Turney died in Philadelphia Fin.
day night at | | o'clock, and will be buried
here on Monday or Tuesday.
The Paatine postoffice will be moved to
Lloyds corner on the lst prox. 1t will then
be well and centrally located.
The Palstine Board OF Education have
IT Gently added to their reputation for gal
lantry and good Judgment by selecting four
young ladies to manage their school this
winter. The teachers selected are as fol-
lows: Principal, Miss Laura (. Lloyd I,
first assistant, Miss Mary NJ. Burns; second
assistant, Miss Eva NJ Henpen; third as
sistant, Miss Dora B. Arnett. A quartetts
OF more competent and handsome school
msrms it would be hard to find.
Grasshoppers are destroying the buck
wheat in this county. A light application
of bone dust sowed broadcast over the land
will drive them out. Col. W. &. Parker Is
entitled to the credit OF this discovery. -.
Geo. Morrow now occupies the Comertord
House on Bridge street extension.
The normal and public school building,
are undergoing extensive and much needed
repairs.
The Lott building, on Main street, is rap
ldly nearing completion. The brick WORK
finished and Contractor Cunningham is
iusy getting the root on. II will be q hand
: me and substantial structure.
We are TO have a new hardware store IN
town. Snider 4 Iueman will be the name
tie new firm.
Personal
Pref Sipe OF the Normal school, is win
nil . gold opinions BY his popular and
successful manner Of conducting institutes
J He is at present engineering an institute In
P ca ssnts county.
President Z. NJ. Turner, ofthe University
was here on Monday
DR.. j. W. Irwin is taking a short respite
from work among relatives in Monongalia
county.
Thos. A. Murphy is now resident o.
Bay State. He is located at Watertown.
The two charming guests Of the Misses
Morrow. Miss Alice Eastman and Mis-
Emma Nelson, left here on the evening
train last Monday, the former for her home
in Point Pleasant and the latter to resume
her studies at Stsunton, Va.
A. Howard Fleming is in Illinois looking
up a location for jewelry store.
Nathan Musgrave, Of Clsrksburg, and hi
brother Calvin, of Wilsonburg, were her
Wednes day on business.
Michael and William Francis, OF Wilson
burg, were here on Wednesday. Michae
will be remembered as the young man VIII
sustained the loss OF a foot in West Fail
mont mines some months since.
Miss Mary Casselberry, charmin
Young Morpantown lady, is visiting atJudg
james Morrows
s. B. Hall went TO Washington Wedne'
day with d mint Of endorsements and say
be will bring postmaster commlsslo
home with him.
Contractor Pat. Bennett is at home, joll,
happy and hearty. He will return to b
railroad work at Sewell IN few days
Judge Fleming is at Berkeley Spring
| IL lid
daughter, Mics Carrie and Miss Lucy Wa
son and Judge Raymond are at the san
place enjoying few days summering.
James A. Upton, whose serious illness
noted, is much improved as is also Mr.
Newt. Arnett. We are glad to note Mira.
+. Sbroyer is also some better.
Misses Annie Nichols and Bessie Flemin
sic in Grafton.
Lee C. Reed and John c. Rice are
town, where, oh where is Harry Msthisor
Mrs John jarrett, OF Pittsburg, is visitir
Sheriff Corney and other relatives in tow
She is accompanied by her son, Will or
George, both enterprisIng denizens OF Il
Smoky City.
j. ". Burns aud sons, Morris and Gu
are at home from Braxton county NJ
Burns will return in few days and Il
BOYS will remain here.
Judge Morrow, Hon J. W. Mccoy ar
Clysses n. Arne,t Jr., Esq. we're in Fai
view Yesterday on legal business.
County Clerk Carpenter has been ind
posed for several days. We hope he mi
econ be himself again.
Miss Georgia Grove is visiting her sistt
Mrs. Nspley, on Barney street.
Uncle Jessie Martin ana wife are visitii
their daughter, Mrs. Morgan Billiugsley,
Locust avenue.