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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
The LAND OF BEAUTY AND SONG,
Advantages of Dive ling Among West Nir-
EinIa's Mountains.

Baltimore Hsntd.
Remain in the land of CRY stall brooks
and fat valleys, and hoary old mountain
peaks, for, should you wander from this land
VI beauty and song, you will return weary
Of the pilgrimage, and always sadder and,
al great cost, wiser man
We cannot imagine a more desirable he
than the pastoral pursuits OF West Virginia
The blue grass TO the tops OF the mountains
affords splendid pssturage for the locks
and herds, and the d-uigery OF farm hte,
whsre the husbsndmsD depends
entirely on the growth OF
the cereals, is greatly lessenei in the
vocation Of q grazier The pure air and
delightful water, together with the indies.
cribably beautiful scenery of this mountain
GUS land, the mineral wealth OF which yet
mostly slumbers in the peaks, is living
poem of varying beauty. And even the
losly cottager, whose home is on the bench
OF some sunlight, sloping ridge, ID st7aug-
er 10 taxes, ground rents, the blrthens OF
providing for fuel where cash alone opens
he gates of the coal yards, and his own lit
lie patch gives him market at his very
door which the generous ground yields
~i'hout stint. aud almost without toll
TIE old patriarch was not more blessed
han the owner OF q large stock farm in
West Virginia; and the humble denizen OF
the rude cabin is a living illustration OF
Moore's melody when he tells US OF the
curling smoke oy the Sumsc, for, surely,
it there is peace in the world, the heart
ths, is humble shall find it here" Eastern
k,a oil NJ n q n.
vantages which western part of the State
cannot offer; though minus the hills and
Il e. ether air, still we love TO note its tilla
ole and paving soil, every rood OF which
may be used to advantage Virginia from
the Atlantic to the OHIO river, should be,
Al will be st some day not ar distant, the
greatest agricultural State in the East.
But we want TO say TO the young mon we
would far rather attempt to make bloom
I'M. teeming home from those old pine for.
ests than 10 90 TO the far West to encounter
the cyclones and the vicissitudes OF climate,
and the mlley manners OF a hetsrogene-
Gus population of all sorts OF people, not TO
say anything of grasshoppsrs. And, too,
we would u thousand times sooner conGne
our efforts to l0acre patch OF poor
ground, and till it thoroughly and well,
rather than be clerk for less than will
support the dignity of the position which
you may aspire TO occupy, with no outlook
for the future and out little hope for home
outside Of boarding house, with all of its
concomitant inconvenience If you who
master the situation ~ home will but agree
to labor and wait for the good time coming,
rest assured if you do not reach it in the full
yourselves you will live to hand it down as
a Osquest 10 your postsriy. Aud Ihis VIII
be a BIZ dividend for your privstion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
WASHINGTON, PA.
YashIrGtons' Transformation-Impr
Oils-Notes-Personal.
!Spsr,dl 10 The Sunday REGISTER.

YashirGtons' Observation-Disclosures
ments-Oils-Sotes- Personal.
Special TO the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, September l9-After
the lap. OF two months Of quiet repose, or
perhaps somr olence, this Ciceroniau hamlet
has resumed its former activity, and now
presents the appearance Of wide awake,
enttrprising town.
Washington and Jefferson College en-.
tered upon its eighty fourth year Of useful
ness Wednesday morning During vaca-
lion the college building was well repaired,
and now presents an aspect something more
than ordinary. There were added to the
roll about fifty new students making the
attendance this session unusually large.
10 the faculty has been added Professor +.
Ray, who graduated in 1871, at this institu-
lion. He will occupy the chair recently
vacated by Jas. A. Lyon Phi, d., the latter
having accepted the chair Of Physics and
Chemistry in the University Of Tennessee.
The chair Of English Language will be
filed by William c. McClelland, A. N
The new gymnasium has been fitted up
with all the modern apparatus suited to
such places ard the field has been greatly
improved by the change Of the course OF
Catfish creek, which has heretofore taken
ssrpeLtine range through the grounds, max
ing it unpleasant for field sports.
Good news was received yesterday from
the Hutchinson we'll At this writing they
have reached the depth OF 1875 feet, and
good flow of gas hae been secured. The
Houston well is still being bored, and the
fifth sand has been reached. The company
are anticipating flow something similar to
he Bonfeld well, which is in that inme.
date region.
Workmen under Superintendent Streator
are busily engaged in laying four-inch
pipe from the Farley well to Wade avenue;
eighteen hundred feet of the line passing
through Linntown has thus far been COW
cred.
The famous Gordon we'll is now flowing
on ian average one hundred barrels per
day. A temporary receptacle in the shape
Cf q COO barrel tank has been erected and
enclosed and will receive all oil until the
mammoth tank is completed.
On Thursday of this week the handsome
brick edifce belonging to George Munce,
deceased was sold at public sale to Mr.. Jno
Little, at S6,2lO.
The roller skating Kinks open this even
ing. Both Kinks have been decorated
and otherwise greatly mproved, and prom
Use 10 be something interesting
First Assistant Postmaster General Stew
enson's son entered college last Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

capitalist who employs him. When the
price Of iron advances and the msnufactur
err profits increase, the wages OF the iron
worker increase with them. When the
price of iron declines and there is decliue
in profits, there is decline also in wages.
Under this system there is q special induce
ment to both sides TO the contract to make
TIE business successful. This manner Of
working together with an identity is CO.
operation etymologically and in fact, if not
in form and detail.
Cooperative labor is the highest type of
labor. We nave been developing it here
for years under the system adopted by the
iron manufacturers and the Amalgamated
Association. Workmen Of all trades have
seen it in successful operation, and 1t has
educated them up to the idea that co'opera-
ton is feasible. 1t is to be the prevailing
system of labor in this country, not to-mo'
row or next day, but IN due time. 1t IS
growing down, and growing fast, 1t will
reach full stature sooner, perhaps, than IS
supposed. -.
When it becomes the prevailing system
no one knows better than the capitalist aud
skilled worker what variety Of advantages
and economies it will bring with 1t. When
ever. therefore, it shows signs OF progress 1t
deserves public attention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

OFFICER BURNs is out in a card this
morning which explains itself BrsYs
talks ike an innocent man, and We trust
the investigation which he demands will be
prompt, thorough and decisive, SO
that the officer may have his
dues whatever they be at the
earliest possible day. No man can afford
to permit such accusations to hang over his
head, much less public officer, without Sc
rious damage to his character. We are free
to say, the Intelligeucer might have told in
six inches all It had TO tell against
Officer BUHNs, and omitted the
strumpet gossip and indecent tcash
contained in the other seventy or more
inches OF matter without in the least i'm
pairing the strength Of It's charges. 1t is
understood that the Chief of Police will re-
quest a meeting OF the Committee on Police
on Monday night for the necessary prelm-
mary work of investigating Officer Burns
case
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
NEW MARTlNSylllE.
Court Notes-Suit For False Imprisonment
General Notes.


Special 70 tie Sunday REGISTER.
NEw MARTINsvILLE, September l9.-Cir-
cult Court convened last Tuesday, Judge
Stsley on the bench. The grand
Jury was in session but short time, finding
only eight indictments and they for misde-
meanors. Among the foreign attorneys
present are J. W. Mccoy and Fontain
SIN tn, of Fairmont, Z c. Snodgrass, OF
Warrington, w G. Snodgrsss. Of Burton,
J. d. Ewing aud W. V. Hoge, of Wheeling,
and Messrs Amber and Miller, of Parkers-
burg.
Miss Critic Baldwin, Of Cieariugtou, is
the guest OF Miss Anna Bausch.
Some ofOur merchants are receiving their
fall goods.
Jere Murphy, Esq aud family, Of Sis
tersyIlle were visiting relatives in town this
week
c. W. Barrsck has instituted suit against
the Mayor, T. NJ. Parks, OF Mddle5ourue,
for false Imprisonment.
Miss Dora Palmer, Of Burton, is visit
ing the Misses Craig, of Coxtown.
Mr. E. Z. INSTEAD and Miss Anna
Snodgrsss have been in attendance at the
teachers institute al Burton this week
Mr. Jackson wise has been confined to
his room this week with chills and fever.
Levi Oblinger was at his old home in
Monroe county on Wednesday attending
be funeral Of his Youngest brother.
Msitinsyills was well represented at the
Cyler county Fair this week.
The boardwalk is finished through Cox
town, very much to the relief OF nocturnal
pedestrians whose business called them that
way. They either had to take the middle OF
the street or practice gymnastics over
double row of posts planted every six feet
along the path.
We are informed that Friends Wells aud
John Morgan are both dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
Miss Mamie Springer is visiting her sis.
ter. Mrs. Edith Bradshaw, OF Valley Falls
Mr.. J. W. Bradshaw was in town this
week
A. ". Oxnsrd. who has been in Nevada
for some time looking after silver mining
interests of some Pittsburg parties. was
home the first OF the week. he started
West sgsin on Wednesday.
Miss Daisy NcEldovuey is visiting rsla,
lives st SistersVille this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

Ex-MINIsTER YoUyG expresses the fear
that the Chinese will some day rise and
overrun all Europe Under a great leader,
and once given an impetus, others have
thought that China's 5OO,OOOOOO people
could swarm over both Europe and America
in sucha swelling, rushing tide as to be IRE
sistible. Such a thing might De, but the
disposition Of the Chinese seems to be to
stay at home and attend to their own bus
ness, except when some of them take a
pleasure trip to America occasionally after
q little spending money and few fresh rat'.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

AGoUT as varied experience as any man
now on earth ever passed through in thir-
teen years time is broush, to light in the
case OF TuoNAS HUUBgLL. He wasn't al.
lowed 20 rest after being dead and buried,
but grave robbers must reSurrect him to
furnish a cadayer for medical stuieuts
to cut to pieces. But such
prospect was enough 10 scare even
the dead man to lite aud drive him insane
beside, when he saw the medical students
about to pounce upon him with their dis,
secting knives. Then to cap the climax,
after the insane asylum has given him up
he learns that another man has taken pos
session Of his wife But HUBBgLL still sur
wives and is wondering what on earth can
hefall him next.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

sry Grant is one of our best young men
ard a ftst class cornet player. We con-
1rstnla,e him on having received such
good position Law M;..orr;
last week on visit to relatives and Will re-
main for some time.
Prof C, E. Hughes of Wheeling, was n
town few days this week. .,,n
Misses Nellie Sedgwick and Aoo'e Dsr-
rsh we're among Martins Ferry friends on
Saturday. 49,. u.
Miss Kate Brown and her sister, M.
Ella Aufnumer, Of Pittsburg, have RI
,urped home after short visit to their aun''
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson.
Teachers examination at Bellalre S'F-
tepber both.
The colored schools at this place opened
last Monday with Miss Jessie Norton as
teacher. c,.
Col. James F. Charlesworth, of this place.
Will be Chief Marshal at the Court House
corner stone laying on Tuesday. The right
nan in the right place. 49,,
Hon. |. NJ. Riley Democratic candidate
fer State Senator, attended the Smyrna Far
On THURSDAY
sherman q. Doyle has returned to
Franklin College, at NV Athens.
There will be q grand basket picnic at the
Fair Grounds on Tuesday the day OF laying
The corner stone of our new Court House
Let all attend. o $500,
wife and child, have returned home after
few DAYS visit at Belletontaine, o. g,
Mrs. Mary B. Carroll, aged - years and
months, daughter OF Henry BEEN, OF this
township died on Tuesday, September 8,
from consumption.
John T. Troll, Of the firm Of Conrad
Trolls Sons, is in New York.
A union temperance meeting will be
held at the PRESBYTERIAN Church next We'd
nesday evening. All ore invited.
VIM. A. McMechan, east o. town, IS on
the sick list
St. Clairsville will present gala appear
ance on Tuesday, if the weather Is favor
able.
Halls Hewetson goes to Philadelphia to
attend his second course of medical lee.
lures. ,
Mr.. Addison Davis and Miss Rachael
Thompson, both OF this place, were married
on last Thursday evening. May happiness
and long life attend them.
Mrs. ". j. Warden of Wheeling, who has
been visiting her parents, south Of town, re-
turned home Yesterday.
Harry Boroff and George Nichols attended
the bali at Maynard Friday night.
James B Ryan, Democratic candidate
for County Treasurer, attended the Smyrna
Fair Thursday.
st Clsirsville's greatest day will soon be
h,re
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
TRlADeLPHlA,
Grand WeddinG-Tsstival Accidents Base
Ball-GeneraI aud Personal News

Grand wedding-Tsstival Accidents Base
Ball-GeneraI aud Personal News
DR. j. 7. Cartier, Of this pls' e, started
Wednesday morning for Wesson. where the
solemn ceremonies will be performed, that
confdes to his sacred keeping the highly ac-
compGshed daughter Of Rev. DR.. Webb, of
that place. They returned this morning to
make preparations Tor the grand serenade
the boys intend to contribute.
Miss Margaret Denrison, who resides
near Valley Grove, while working in the
garden fell and broke her arm.
The Standards of this place crossed bats
last Saturday with the Regu ars OF Wheel
ing. The game was very interesting one
until the beginning OF the eighth inning,
the score at that time stood 6 to ) in favor
OF the Standards, but in the eighth inning
three of the Standards collided By all at
tempting to catch the same ball, this Great
ed fuss and they gave the Regulars twelve
scores in the same inning which ended the
game.
TheEwheelmen from Uniontown passed
through here last Tuesday afternoon about
3:4O, Some of them we're in very ex-
hausted condition.
The Triadelphia NJ f. church gave its
annual festival last Thursday evening. 1t
was a success, considering the times.
There was another grand dinner NJ the
Wagner House last Friday night when
dancing was INDUCED in until a seasonable
hour. 1t was given under the auspices Of
Messrs. Rinksts and Whetzel.
VIM a. Bradford, Of this pace, in at.
tempting to jump from a moving passenger
train fell and badly cut his elbow, which has
disabled him for few days, but he thinks
he will be able to resume his banking bust
ress By Monday.
Mr.. Luther Blsney, Of Valley Grove, had
a severe attack OF typhoid fever during the
week, but we are glad to state he is now i'm
proving.
Mr.. j. F. Gardner, OF this place, hsi
rather severe attack Of dyptheris this elk,
nut will be able tr resume his school teach
ing at Elm Grove Monday.
II what we hear is true, and we think it
10 there will be several weddings in the
near future
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
SPORTING.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

The St Louis, of course, will swing the
championship banner next season. The
games they participate in now are devoid
Of all interest. The Cincinnstis will come
in second, there can be no doubt OF thus
They need only FIVE victories, provided tue
Alleghenys win all their games, aud have
nine more games to play, eight Of these
with the Metropolitans and Brooklyns The
Alleghenys will have to be content with third
place, on which they have strong, hold;
from which the three following clubs will
hardly be able to dislOdge them. The light
for fourth place now lies between Louisville
Brooklyn and Athletics, with odds, as things
now look, in favor OF the Athletics. No
body would be surprised considering their
bad playing at present, to see Louisvllles
wind up sixth. Lower, however, they can
not 90 The contest between the Nets and
Balumores for eleventh place is also close.
the Nets having very slight lead. The
standing of the clubs is shown in the tJllo"'
inc table.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

The probabilities of race meeting in
Philadelphia this fall is very weak.
The race meeting of the New Castle Bi.
cycc Club will be held on October g. and
Toe receipts will be given to the Ladies'
Park Association.
The L. A. W Racing Board has issued
pamphlet from a revised version Of the
racing rules, The most important change
made is the rule which now allows push
of for tricycle. races.
Burnham's generalship in the fve-mile
race a. Hartford and his good judgment
won the SAGE. English set the pace, but the
rest stuck TO him. On this account he
dropped back to save himself for the last
lap, but Burnham was too strong for him
on the squirt and won.
The trotter Iron Age dropped dead while
'rotting in the free-tor all RAGS a. Gentle
mnn's Driving PARK, Bridgeport, Conn.
Maud S. will make another attempt to
break the record al Providence.
The Dover, Delaware, races occur on Sep.
tember %, 30, October and 2 Premiums
amounting to $4,000 will be distributed.
Sandusky, Tifin and Upper Sandusky have
formed trotting circuit, each offering So,
oUO in purses for four days work in trotting
pacing and running.
vt the St. Louis fair there will be nine
irst sclsss purses for trotters aud pasers.
Sixty thousand dollars in cash is set aside
'or general premiums, and nearly one-fourth
II this sum viii be given in the speed de-
psrtm ent.
Beginning on Monday, the Dist of Sep
'ember, the Louisville Jockey Club will hold
heir annual tall race meeting, lasting ten
days, until the first Of October
The Utah Driving Park Association offer
$4,000 in premiums for their fall meeting,
o be held September -, %, "a and %,
The first meeting under the New York
Trottiug Breeder Association will be he'd
IN Rochester on the 22d, 23d aud 9th OF
bis month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
LITERARY NOTES.

General Vim. Farrar Smith, Familiarity
known among military men as "Baldy"
Smith. will publish in the NgJa.jRe of
ID,.jraa History, New York; beginning
with October, a series OF papers on the Ken
lucky Campaign Of lS6l-62,' one of the
unique features Of which is the authors in
geulous method Of allowing the military
i,aders to tell their own storles-through
heir official correspondence. Some curl
Gus revelations may be expected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

The twenty fifth anniversary of the Ger
mania Singing Society is to be celebrated at
Parkersburg, beginning September 2S
Great preparations have been made tor
the Fest One Of the prominent features
will be the presence OF the Wheeling Opera
House Orchestra, under the leadership Of
Prot. Louis YAAs. Quite a number of
prominent musical societies are expected to
be present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

THERE is a prospective increase Of nearly
200, OOO. 600 bushels in the corn crop over
the yield of last year This will have
much to do in covering the deficiency in the
wheat crop, and Will make a large export
trade Of western pork Notwithstanding
some foreign nations have o0structed the
trade by adverse legislation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
THE Pittsburg Times in speaking of Il

THE Pittsburg Times in speaking Of the
progress Of cooperation gives the following
that Is worth thinking obou.:
"a little study of the nature OF CO opera.
ton will show that it is q thing which must
be born and must grow IL cannot De
made to order ike piece of ma ,hjne-r.
In view OF that it is worth while TO note the
circumstances under which it was born
here. The prospects of its development
may be seen in these. Identity of interest
among all those engaged in given work
is the sole Of cooperation. The iron and
steel industry of PitiSburg has been, ever
since the adoption Of the sliding scale, a
means Of tamiisrizins the working
classes IN sll the indus
tries with the idea of identity
of interest between the artisan aud he
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
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BUpDESsIES, the New York contractor
who was sentenced to ten years in the pen
Tertiary for constructing unsafe buildings
and thereby eudangering hundreds Of Ives
aud actually destroying some, has secured
a new trial His crime was such dast-
ardly oue that it is hoped heavier penalty
than before may be put upon him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

THE widest land excitement ever known
in Southern Kansas has been caused by q
decision Of Judge BREWER, of the United
States District Court, declaring that $1,000
acres of land was illegally held BY the South
ern Kansas Railroad Company. AL kinds
Of vehicles are being pressed into service By
settlers in adjacent counties in their anxiety
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

FAILING 10 convict the man, who eloped
with his dsugh ter Of, abduction, Missouri
farmer swore out warrant agains, him for
hog stealing aud sent him up for seven
years. No rural jury ever excuses a man
for clipping with bog.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

The New Workers are shouting them
selves hoarse about the Puritan victory over
the Genesta. But the Puritan is a Boston
craft, and the people Of tina. city are won
dering what reason New I1kers have for
shouting
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

SoNE one has been telling the Canadians
that the smallpox is punishment sent
against hem for their sins If 50 the $40 OF
welcoming aud harbOriug defauIung bank
cashiers will stand FIRST on the list.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

The new novel which Mr.. W D. Howells
ia writing for The CsHhUY New York;
will be in lighter vein than The Rise of
Silas Laphsm.' 1t treats of simple
souled, pure hearted country youth, who
comes to Boston with trashy poem he has
written, and with no other visible means of
support Some Of the characters in "Silas
Lepsam" will appear In the new serial Mr..
Uowells has written,,s story for 81. Nicholas
cail,d Christmas Every Day" for which
ois little daughter has furnished humorous
Illustrations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

For the first time N the history OF the
State, the State Of Maryland is to be the
scene of a prohibition canvass 4 State
Convention has nominated y ticket for the
fall elecrion
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

TuE fact that the great and good JoHS
SULLIVAN, Of Boston, has taken to playing
baseball, shows how popular the game is be-
coming among wise and great men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

THE past week has been one Of soldiers
ret Mons and the land has resOunded with
speech making aud the songs Of camp and
the sourd Of buglss 6'es and drums