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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-12
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-12
STRUCTURES AND URgNAR'

TULK.-Huntrsslso Of cnSs of the worst form of str1f4urss. many of ttsi1 greatly aggrnvaf sj by tho csrriss use of ipsfrutnesIts in u,s hhntis Of inexpeTtrn0d phyncinfs sLd r'irKenDa- tss',s-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-12
COMMON SENSE As APPLIED TO MEDICINE.


1 Recognizing the fact thnt no great insttu- r \ ton d,ri!cutId exclusively to tho treatment ' \ of chronic disas X, would msst the needs of
 the afflicted Of our hand. without tho most
 perfect, complete and xtcnsive prov isiop for ! \ the most improved treatment Of diseRses ,s \ Of the air-passngcs and lungs. such ns >s@ Chronic Nasal tatarrh, Lavyng-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-12
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 Hundreds are brought to O on bet1s, and they 70 home ' ing our spec4aIisls. wbssther
 moet careful and congiderai tnnd we gst few which have I
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-12
S1RIsTuaE.

Ing false passa2ts. urinary nstukt'. and fftssF ally cf.nEiit us for relief and e1Irc. That no too difficult for the skill of O'iy specialists is ported in our llinsfrat>i tr.afiSs ol tbs~l, n, refer with pride. To infr,st tiIis ciazs of cfy small exptrfenss, s a dangerous proceeding beossu ruined for life bv so doing, wiiie fhOu their lives through unskilful trt1strneut. 6>-l. tsaSe and ten cents in p,stage stamps, for c la Uee containing many t~firnDhiafs-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-12

M OFFER ." t s s "9 T stz ,~ e @g " @s s "ss . .ssss M kooi my conditin Os busnitt too srtteed M AYuLU1f the srfDffby and b@s M fh< nois tslon 1 wheh ws t~InE Many vho sGr from i..se trris doing yod snd ai.ystins sorerng sooid snn sueb Why should N V Unrssnd and yt Of s tho otlr nasfs whf sfbs probably whlch VI
 We fully with te s3ebrntfd DT, IsrtholOw uo repras1 profa@son thHf bts su,~et bas tsn9sf a by ndn*rrDa. into th ians of unsersoas pretrndrs Is.nse tie subject 1a Tho nnDeay csn.s he treatment Of th nnalady ts avoided tn private praetias.'
 We shall tffr~ ODttDue btTetOfdTs to fTsat with 0 oynsdrnfon. synpafhy. sf applicants who ferfnx frp any Of ttfse d<boafe disfaeAL
 and Illustrated Trrnfise fbess apkccs to any afdrs recefpt of cents ih stamps.
 ALL CHRONIC DssZAsgs ( spEsDALTY.-Aithous preceding pAfzernpf made mention Df tho g. sliTSn to ysic psrcuiss sitentbg Eiyen IT h nstit,fop abounds skill fscItin sppsrssDs fv k tsfenf of gyey form of cbrdIc sinsenf whsfe reqrfvfng fOT its medical or m9rxtrai
 An ttsss of inquiry consultation should be sddrascd
 voalgS a3pEuSlaI MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
 ooz Main etrssA BUFFALO. V. Y.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-12-12


 made brtlcn leading Depart nn We hs every Kind of ,ful nstrument for examining soop$ spiromctr etc. .fe @ well as all o , most approved atom1a authorizations nhoiions and all o,hcr forms o approved medicinal applications
 We publish and di@ssrs Treatise Consumption, iarynvt and ljrun chitis; postpaid. Asthma.
  Chronic Nasal IanrFi tWoC CxntA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

HARVARD College has for several years
been held up as model school, ana the sys-
tenn of placing young men on their honor
IS at Harvard has been advocated as the
best method of preventing such dlsgraceful
hazing as has been Of late done at Prince
ton and some other schools. But this plan
doesn't always apply, even st stAid old HAr-
ward The late hazing of the freshies by the
sophs in that institution and the great cane
rush," in which two or three hundred cole
gisns participated and in which several were
seriously hurt, shows that some power be-
hind tie throne is necessary to keep the
unruly in their places. They don't think
much about whether they are placed upon
their honor or not when they want to play
their disgrsceful prsnks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
CLARKSBURG.
a, Appeal for Reduced Freight Rates
General News.
Special 10 the Sunday Register.

AZ Appeal for Reduced Freight Rates
General News.
Special 10 the Sunday Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. Va, October l0,-Cir-
cult Court adjourned on Wednesday.
Federal Court convenes next Tuesday.
Judge Fleming returned home Thursday.
Hon. W. 7. Ice, OF Philippi, disposed OF
quite number Of chsncery cases in this
district during the past week
Posters are now in circulation calling q
meeting of the citizens of this and adjoiu-
ing counties to request the railroads to give
reduced rates to Shippers, owing to the con-
dition of affairs occasioned by past
dIoughths. There certainly is no need of
auy such appeal in this county, especially
or the grounds of restitution, for our citi-
zers have every reason for encouragement
and expectation. That we should have re.
duCed rates no person can deny. Compsti-
tionis the life Of trade, and the petition of
the people properly presented and lawfully
made should be res pected.
Harrison Nutter, who was seriously in
iured by falling into Elk creek on Monday
Of this week, isreported dangerously i'll, and
rom present indications will not likely re-
cover.
Meigs Holden, whose contract with the
Trustees to teach Quiet Dell school was re.
ceived by the Board of Education of that
district upon petition of large number of
he citizens, has been awarded a writ of
mandAmus replacing him in the school or
recurring the board to show reason for not
doing so.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
IRWIN AND LAuGHLIN.

Short Sketch of the Lives of Nominees
OF the Democrats for legislators In Bel
mont County, D.
Thos. j. Irwin, whose name appears at
the head of the Democratic ticket in Bel.
mont county along With that of John W.
LsugbGn, is q resident Of Martins Ferry,
and is prominent glsssworker, being at
one time president Of the National Ameri-
can Flint Glassworkers' Union. He is at
present the treasurer of the little city in
which he lives and enjoys the esteem and
good will Of all who know him.
Of Mr.. Irwin the American Glassworker
has this to say: He was called to the
workbench from school to help support the
family while his father was at war for the
Union. He has worked in several glass
factories at his trade in Pittsburg, Wheeling
and Martins Ferry. Mr.. Irwin is ire
quent contributor to the lsbor press, and
his article on Words Of Wisdom" has
brought him into prominence all over Ohio
and Pennsylvania with the leading lights Of
the industrial world.
John W. Laughlin, the other nominee for
The Legislature, is prosperous agricultural
Jet and resides at the outskirts of Barnes,
vile. He was formerly of Guernsey couasy
and served term in the State Senate from
bat district Mr.. Laughlin is q graduate
fthe Jefferson College, and has an excs-
lent war record. He enlisted in the First
Ohio Calvary as private on January 20.
1862, and reached by regular promotions
he capsaincy Of Company Z before the
close Of the war. BE was. mustered out
September, 1865.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
SPORTING.
EASE BAIL NOTES.


Low.bAll hitters fail easy victims to K au-
sey, Lou. ville's leit-haud pitcher.
The pitching in all exhibitions games
plsyed by the Athletic Club will be dona oy
Knoutf and Hughes, with Sifsl catchiag.
Mike Hines is catching for the Pow
deuce Club. he has q picnic with The
many experimental pitchers that ProVid 'nce
is trying.
"Smiling Mickey" Ws'ch smiles no more,
and even the New York Worlds assurance
that he is the Greatest" consoles him not.
The "shngs and arrows of outrageous for
tune" were outdone the other day in Cal
csgo BY the filings and errors OF an enraged
catcher"
From present indications the League and
Association clubs will pick up plenty Of
u oney on exhibition games after the close
of the championship season. They all need
it.
Manager Mutrie has Withdrawn his Offer
to furnish ovsrcoats to pitchers who defeat
Chicsgo. he wants the money 70 buy COT
ton in which to wrap up the gilt-edgsd New
York team before laying them away tor the
winter.
The Southern League will hold q spec lsl
meeting on October II in Atlanta, Ga, for
the purpose of deciding the membership
next season. Representative clubs at ga
vsunah, Charleston, Raleigh and Knoxville
have applied for admission.
The crack players of the minor orgsniza-
tons who have entered the League and AS
sociation have made good records. Mack
and Ramsey are doing well with Louisville
Nash and johnson with Boston; Mappes and
0 Brien with Baltimore have made good
records.
The announcement that the st. Louis and
Chicago clubs, the champions of the AsSo-
cialion and League, would play series OF
three gsmesin this city for the championship
of the world was premature They will play
here after the Athletic Philadelphia series,
and by that time winter weather may prevent
the gsme.
For the championship of the world games
between the St. Louis Browns and the Chi.
csgo each club will contributed 90, and the
purse will be divided between the players
winning the series. The receipts of the first
game, TO be played in Chicago on October
Is, will be given to the Cicsgo players, and
the St. Louis players will get the receipts OF
the second game, which will be played in
their own city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
FAIRMONT.
The p. o. Contest-Knocksd Over a Bridge
General and Personal Notes
Special 10 the Sunday Register.

The p. o. COntest-KnOcks Over Bridge
General and Personal Notes.
Special to the Sunday Register.
FAaMoNT, October l0.-Congressman
Wilson was here yesterday to unravel the
untangled postofice affair and consult with
the local politicians about various matters
and offices. His rooms at the continental
Hotel were filed all day with throng of
visitors and candidates eager to get in a
private word or nosing around for pointer
Mr. Wilson's visit here relates particularly
to the place held at present by Capt. Besd,
whose time expires next Wednesday, but
the thing is still as dark as ever and csndi-
dates know nothing whatever as to the out
come Of the fight.
We learn to-day of a fight which occurred
at Rivesville recently, in which man
named Smith was knocked over bridge
by one Murphy, falling distance of 20 feet
onto pile Of rocks and sustaining various
severe bruises on his face, arms and shout
ders. Murphy was fined $40 and costs by
Squire Merrill but it has subsequently been
alleged that Murphy made deliberate at
tempt to kill Smith, and the grand jury will
investigate the matter fully.
Charles G. Barnes and wife, of whose
elopement the "REGTsTER" spoke some
time since, have returned and are now re-
sicing at Boothville. Mr.. Barnes pro-
nources ali slanderous stories concerning
himself and wife as totally incorrect aud
silhout foundation in fact and it is hoped
that the scandal moDgers will now take
rest
A new loard walk will shortly be built
rom Town 10 the old cemetery Part of the
necessary funds have beeu raised, and as the
4fIsir ia in excellent hands, ws look for the
vail g! on early DAY.
The PalatiLe schools are starting out we'll
urd,r the rev female regime.
II half Of the flying reports are true, our
town will have regular matrimonial cy-
clore this fall and County Clerk Carpenter
will be millionaire by Christmas.
Personal.
Martin L. Sheets and wife, nee Miss Lucy
Wieginton, are visiting here.
Mayer Hayden and party are back from
pleasant tour of the west.
Will S. Hamilton is IN Baltimore on bust
ness.
Emory Stricken, Of Shinnston, is here on
tear.
Mrs E. J. Armstrong, of Lursy, Va, is
visiting relatives here.
Frederick E Burdette, of Burlington,
Iowa, is Visiting his sister, MIS-. A. J.
Stone.
Rev. D. S. Hammond left for his new field
Of labor at New Msrtinsville, to-day.
Judge Lee R. Abbott made trip to
Doddridge county this week on legal bust
ness.
Judge Raymond is in Buckhaunon en-
gagged in the celebrated Smith, Myths
case.
Contractor P. q. Bennett is at home on
brief business visit. He reports his rail-
road work in Fsyette county as moving of
right.
w. B. Sine, Marshal Sehon's deputy for
this district, was in town this week. Depu-
ty Sine is most efficient officer.
Mrs. w. ]. Lavelle and Miss Annie Cruise,
Of Tunnelton, are visiting the family of W.
s. Raymond.
Miss Stella Dorsey, charming Morgan
town lsssie, is visiting at A. G. Halls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
LITERARY NOTES.

The October issue of The Decorator and
Furnisher begins the fourth year of this
successful artistic journal and its editorial
psgeis devoted to terse review OF the pros
peIity it has enjoyed. The number contains
articles on welLknown London houses, the
homes Of Madame Marie Rose Maple,op,
Carl Rosa, Mrs Langtry, Lewis Morris and
others Designs for Metal Work, Camp
Building in the Adirondacks, Furnishing
With Moderate Means, Designs for Hand
some Sdebosrd, Ceiling 0rnamsntatiou,
French HOuse-furnishing, Suggestions for
Decorators, Letters for Fancy Work and
Sign Painters Interior of the New Syns.
Qcgue in New York, Jewelry, Designs, AMI
Decorative Art Study for Women. A note
TO the publishers, including IS cents, will
bring specimen copy, in which every one
will find something of interest. The maya
zine is Published at 80 East l4th street,
New York City.
The October number of the Masonic Re
UiesO Cincinnati: Wrightson & Co. has
sn interesting article on THE Doric, Ionic
and Corinthisn Columns in Greciap
Architecture" BY ]. Ralston Skinner, aud
Ina b. Eghtnsr's story the "Wayside
Violet, is continued, and much important
Masonic news is given.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
WELLS BURG.
Court Notes General and Personal
News
Specidl 10 the Sunday Register.

Court Notes General and Personal
Special 10 the Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, W. Va, October l0.-Cir.
cult Court meets on Monday morning.
Eighty two witnesses have been summoned
10 appear before the grand jury, and the
session of that body will doubtless be
Iergthy and their action awaited with in
terest
The excursionists to the Davis Island
Jam opening at Pittsburgh returned we'll
pleased with the sights seen.
Communion services will be held at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
S. a. Ackison has returned from ALE
gheny City, much improved in health.
The farmers are busy marketing potatoes,
apples and other vegetables and laying BY
.cr winter, and as o consequence our streets
are thronged aud our merchants busy.
From another Correspondent.
The plasterinG work Of the new Presby-
'erisn church has been finished and the
n aster mechanic. Mr. Robt. McNsbb, has
Re deserved credit for work that is I'M
.quivocslly well done,
Mr.. Will Duvsl is home from the West
and looks much refreshed and vigorous from
Lis lengthy trip
Two OF Pittsburg's representatives OF the
Smithsonian Institute, Washington City,
we're here last week making inquiry and
endesvoripg to be informed from the farm.
ers in the vicinity of the adjoining counties
as 10 where the arolite had fallen. Thus
for nothing hes been learned or obtained
and the rumors sfloat are denied.
S. George is making preparations for the
sinking Of a new gas we'll on the Harvey
property.
A. J. Latimer, formerly Of this town, is a
visitor from Wabella, Ill.
The new Episcopalian church is nearing
completion.
Great anxiety is felt here 10 know who
the succeeding postmaster or postmistresa
will be.
In Brilliant and Wellsburg the two places
adjoining, there are FIVE glass houses, four
of which are in full running, while the fifth
q window house, is idle on account OF an
overplus market. The Riverside works will
have additional warehouse room, together
with other improvements.
The Venture works are fast going in
doubling their capacity and will be run on q
much larger scale and with their numerous
orders the writer is reioiced at the success
of the enterprise.
In Brilliant, the Dszell Bros and Gilmore
are both running on double turn.
On Friday afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
G. Lazear, with their little, stepped from q
carriage at the dry goods store Of I. W.
Cox, and while passing into the entrance a
large roll of oil cloth that was standing on
end, fell on the little one inHicting severe
injuries DR.. Hall was at once. summoned
and it was learned by an examination thai
the child's ankle bone was broken.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
MOUNDSVILLE.
Various General and Personal Moundsvllle
Notes.
Spscialt 10 ne Sunday RsgiSIer.

Various General and Personal MoundsVille
Notes.
Special 10 ne SgRday RsgiSler.
MoUSDsyILLE, October lO.-Mrs. Meta
Boley, nee Bruce, and children are in town
visiting relatives.
Miss Nettie Ernest, of Clarksburg, is Wis
ing her cousin, Miss Lizzie Ernest
II. II. Kellar has been appointed Street
Commissioner, vice R. S. Lowe.
Chss A. Showscre, attorney, has been
absent from town the greater part OF the
week on legal business.
The manager of the Webster Wagon
Works, Nr. W. 81. Webster, with the famous
Webster Sun Flower Band, will leave for
Hagerstown, Nd, State Fair Tuesday.
1t is rumOred that the Herald will soon
change hands, and thst VIM. SproEles, sn
exeditor and manager, will assume propri-
etorship.
A quiet wedding occurred at the residence
Of Mrs. Cans Thursday evening. Mss
Mary Cans, of this place, and Mr.. Richard
Morris, OF Dakots, q nephew of Mr.. Jas. D.
Morris. After the ceremony they departed
for Dakota on the s o'clock train. The
best wishes Of sll friends followed.
The members Of the colored church will
give fair and festival in their church in
the Upper ward on the 10Th, for the purpose
of defrayipg church expenses.
An elegant ball wssgiVen at the residence
of Mr.. Frank Burley by his attractive daugh.
ter, Miss Kate. The ball was patronized By
the elite of the town and surroundings.
The light fantastic toe was tripped to the
music of Martins band. Those not dane
ing engaged in whist and euehre. Supper,
consisting OF the deieseiss OF the season,
was served about ii o'clock.
Circuit Court will convene Monday with
q very large docket to dispose of. Among
the cases attracting attention are the
SANDER suits of w. r. and Dennis Dorsey,
our present Deputy Sherifs, against J.. N.
Snediker and the case Of j. E. Hart against
Samuel Dorpey. The nsilers' and feeders
outbreak at BenWood viii come up under
the head Of conspiracy. A case Of burglary
and one of larceny viii end the criminal
docket The civil docket is quite large aud
viii probably cause an extended term. 0ae
hundred and twenty summons have been
issued requiring persons to appear before
the grand Jury, with the intention Of trying
70 suppress the traffic in liquor. This is
the most interesting phase OF the court at
present
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

The destruction yesterday morning, by
6 :, OF the old and well established drug
h use Of LOGAN & Co., is quite loss to the
busin,ss interests ofthe city, to say nothing
of the great loss to the firm itself. The In
sursnce will not cover the loss to stock, We
understand, and, even if 1t did, there viii
be no compensation for the long
delay and confession that must follow be-
fore business can be properly and fully re-
sumed.
We are not positively informed but IN
derstsnd that the firm viii open business
Office for their temporary use where current
orders can be filed while quick and active
steps are taken to rebuild and rehsbihtate
the old stand for q continuation of the
wholesale and retail drug business in eli its
braChes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
GRAFTON.
Plenty of Work Business Improvement.
General Notes.

Plenty of Work Business improvements
General Notes.
Special 10 the Sunday RtgiIter.
GRAFTON, October l0.-The men in the
B & o. shops went to work this week on
nine hours time, end several men who we're
discharged few months ago we're employed
again this week. The road department
hops and foundry are working on full time.
Business is improving here. Several
new houses are building, and all who desire
10 can get work.
The pump factory is running on full time
and ship on on average four carloads Of
pumps week.
Quite o number Of people Of the Jewish
faith assembled ct the residence of +.
Friedman last Tuesday to witness the cir
cumcisior Of the infant son Of Mr.. Fried.
man. The ordinance was administered by
Rabbi Markowich. OF Pittsburg
DR.. l.. L. Wilson. Of West Grafton, went
to Louisville last Monday to take a course
of lectures in medicine.
The postoffice in West Grafton has been
moved from the Davis building to A. Right
nire's store. A Democrat P. NJ. ticks
clamps in West Grafton now, and it is the
PRAYER Of all Democrats and some Rspubli.
cans that it will not be long until President
Cleveland will appoint Democrat P. N.
1t Grafton.
Rev. Joseph Lece, who has been pa ,.or
of the NJ. Z. Church in this city, was at the
late conference made Presiding Elder OF
the Carksbarg District. he left this week
Tor his new work. Rev. Pickett is his sue
cessor.
Mayor Brown received q message last
Sunday from Morgantown stating his moth
er was psralyzed in one of her limbs.
Hon. s. W. Arnold, State Senator from
this district, has been licensed as local
preacher in the NJ. E. Church.
Alex Strausz, who for number Of years
has been the superintendent at Irondale
furnace, has resigned TO accept another re.
sporsible position in Florida. BE and his
family LETT last Sunday for their new home
A report has reached Grafton that z NJ.
Colvin. former engineer on the Parkers.
burg division, and for ten years resident
Of West Grafton, was killed in q railroad
accident on the Chesapeake and Ohio z. &.
few days ago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

wheeling and the vicinity were unfOrtu-
nate yesterday in regard to accidents
Three wrecks occurred Just out Of town on
the Hemp6eld road, in which several men
were pretty badly hurt and considerable
5amsge done the railroad trains In
Wheeling, the FIRE in the drug store Of
LOGAN L Co, caused 8 loss Of property
amounting to over $4,000 and
slight injuries to two or three
men. But in al this misfortune there was
the good fortune Of no loss of life occurring,
and Of greater damage to property being
prevented. The position in which the IRE
occurred greatly endangered much other val
liable property. Our FIRE companies did ex-
cellent service in staying the ravsges Of the
FIRE fend. Insurance companies come in
for the greatest share of this loss, the COM
panies Of Wheeling losing $l6, 500 and 9th
er companies SIS, 900.