Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
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Special i iAe Sunday Resisis.
GRAEToS. October "a George A. Dun
BiDgtoD, editor of the Sentinel, made an
assignment to-day. John W. Mason, as
signee Liabilities $4,000. 1t is not a
surprise to any one here IS the Sentinel
has been in sinking condition for several
months.
Pat Carr, the mail carrier on the route
from Grafton to DanviIle, Barbour county,
was tried this week in the United States
District Court ard found guilty of
abstractiDg letters from the mails. he
was sentenced Wednesday to the Mounds
vile peaitentiary for one year. Deputy
Marshal passed through here to-day with
him enroute for Moundsville.
Sheriff Walker Monroe, Of Harrison
county passed through here yesterday with
three prisoners for the penitenhary: Wn.
Horton, for horse stealing, two years; Lot
o. SRiger, same, two years; Charles Chan.
dler. for burglary, four years.
There was o law suit tried at Philippi
yesterday, which caused some excitement
The suit wss brought by John F. Wood.
ford VI, Grafton ard Greenbrier railroad
to recover over charge on cattle shipped
from Phiippi to Philadelphia. The jury
brought in q verdict in favor ofthe plaintiff
for $ll5. The General Manager Of the
G. & G. R. R. gave Mr.. Woodford through
rates to Philadelphia, when he paid his
freight they charged him more than the
rates given. The jury said BY their YER
diet that the General Manager Of the G. &
G. must stick to his contracts, and no
craw6shipg with the patrons Of his road.
The Baptist General Association of West
Virginia will hold it annual meeting here
November 4lh-
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of
West Virginia will hold its annual session
here next Tuesday. The unwilling Of the
monument in Bluemont Cemetery over
the grave of the late Thomas G. Steele,
the Grand Secretary Of the order in this
State, will take place Tuesday afternoon.
Col ]. D. Holmes, one of the oldest
hotel keepers in this section, has removed
to Clsrksburg, to take charge Of the st.
James there
Rev. s. B, Carrolton, of Columbus, o.,
minister Of the Uni7ersalist Church,
preached in Brinkman's hall last Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. There
ia only two persons here Of his faith and
doctrine and as one of them was absent
on visit to Kansas, his congregations
were not large.
Mr. Scott NJ. Core, of Fairmont and
Miss Cora Pstten, Of Grafton, we're mar
ried Thursday eveneniug at the NJ. E.
Church. Rev. Joseph Lee, late pastor, per
formed the ceremony.
Otto Bundsy, a colored cook in the
Grafton restaurant, went out hunting on
the Rector farm, near Grafton, last Mon.
day, and returned 10 Grafton with the
whole charge of shot deposited in his back.
1t is painful wound but not dangerous. He
cannot explain how he shot himself IN the
back. DR.. P. ]. Rowan dressed his wound
and thinks he will be able to get up
''stew" or "fry" in few days.
E. NJ. Mslloney ticket agent, has gone
to Kansas on q visit
Hon Jno J. Davis and Capt. ]. II.
Harry, Of Clarksburg we're in town Friday
shaking hands with their many friends.