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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

wen, MIR. Sticks said The doctor to
patient he had not seen the day before,
now are you getting alongf'
Nearly starved to DEATH
I" by, didn't you have oystersp
No; l couldn't get them The wsv
you SAID. ant was afraid it would b..
dangerous to eat hen any other way
WHY, that's odd. Couldn't get s.ewed
oysters ! told you you could eat
stewed oysters with imponity.'
That's just 1t. could get slowed
oysters easy enough, but l sent 10 al
the restaurants in The neig borhood TO,
the impuDity, and they sad they never
hao such thing on he bill OF fare
A YOUNG BRoTBgR's PRIDE Featb-
erly wa. making an evening call AMI
had Just COMPILING ntUd Miss Smith upon
the beauty OF her teeth.
yes interposed Bobby, AN they're
oil natural teeth, too. an every one of
EN- IL sound
There. there, Bobby said his sister
stefnIy, but her face flushed with pleas
uro. little boys should be-
Yes. sir repeated Bobby proudly.
They're ell sound, an pa says that for
awoman OF her ogo it's quite remark.
abb :
KoUGH ON THE INSTRUCTOR A
smart boy at commercial college had
addressed a letter to Girm "a 'Gents /,
'You mustn't do that, said tue in.
structor
WHY no'T asked the hoy.
Because Gems - vulgar. Don't
yoa know that invitations to low ball.
are always addressed that wayp'
w ell. no; never got one, replied
the hoy, wi b such significance that the
Instructor blusbed and hurried on 10
the next dssk.-Merchant Traveller.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

A gentieman diving near Pe'erhcad
ordered Miscarriage one morning a.,
ten. He kept Ms oId servant in the we,
holding hishor.e'tll Twelve. On com
Ing out'he snid: John, 1 tear I have
kept you ~ailiog?' John simply ,ou,hea
b's hat, en- trirning broadly, replied ::
''Pll not contradic, We, SIR
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13
Farmer and Hnus K ep r.

olasse. r. fis are easil, made ard
me- whsn eaten hot One eulani al
sugar. one halt cupful oi butter. one
cnp!u. ofniolas-es. one egg ore table
si"~nfnl o' ginger. one tens, oontnI
I" soda. enc onpiui oi hot wafer four
cnpfp's cf hnnr and pinch of salt
Bake IN gem lans.
| A frui' layer cake is delicious
noveit, In cake milking Take one
cup of sugar. baIfa cup of butter. one
c1p and II half al ilons. halt cup of
VINE. one en- ot rasi ms. two eggs and
hall teaspuoniul OF soda; l.ut tl.ese
| ingredients, together with care. lust
a. II VI wete very rich cake: bake
II In three LAYERS ard put fro-ii be-
tw' en-the irosting To he made of
he whites Of two eggs with enough
hwdeied sugar To make II thick
The top of the cake may be frosted if
you chooe
Sonr milk is sd little used since the
advent OF baking powder that few
modern cooks know how Ia dispose
of /, cup of sour cream or milk here
IL an old-time and most excellent re-
cipe for sour cream or milk cookies
iw' cups of sugar, one cup OF butter,
one OF sour cream or milk, three eggs,
one teaspOoGtul OF soda; mix soft.
roll thin. When the cookies AR. cut
s'ft graduated sugar over them. and
roll It in by pressing the rollihg-pin
gently over the cakes. taking care no,
o tiatten them too much.
Favorite Spice Cake. One cup o:
molasses, one cup of sugar. two thirds
OF cup OF butter, one cup OF sour
milk, three eggs, one teasl oontul ot
soda, one teas; oO1ful of nutmeg. one
and one half teu-pooniuls OF Gloves
and three cups OF tour.
Stewed Parsnips. Kentucky Style.
Wash. scrape and split three or four
parsnips: put them over the fire IN
enough suited, boiling water to cover
them; boil them until they are tender;
then drain them, line the sauce pan
with slices of bacon, lay IN the rurs-
nips, sprinkle them with b. own sugar.
salt aud pepper and brown them over
the fire. or put them into q buttered
baking dish, sprinklIng brown sugar,
salt and p PIPER among them III lay.
ing little outer over the top; when
the parsnIps are brown serve them
hot.
Here is something worth knowing:
That fruit which has begun to work
industrionsly, unless actually sour,
can be transformed into pickles. The
hOu-ek' eper who contributes this
knowledge vouches for it's merit
Drain out all the liquor from the
fruit and let ii come to- boil. SIX M
oft all The SCUM that rises, add h, Ii
teacuptul of vinegar for cry two
quarts and halt and even three
quarts OF the liquor, with sugar
enough to maSe II good rich rup
add spices TO suit your taste: tie them
up III Il muslin cloth; when the liquor
j. oks clear. add the fr;.t: let it heat
gradually and then actually boil for
three or four mInuIes; then eau it.
Another Way TO Use fruit that is just
beginning to ferrnent, aud which
makes ills condition known by great
many air bubbles at the top OF the
can. Ia I" make 1t into pie: red rasp
berries especially have All iudescriba.
bly, good flavor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

yes. Miss Frost. I always we,r gloves
at night. They make ones hands go
nice and soft Miss Frost: AMP
Aud do you sleep With your Ina, on?'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13
THE WHEELING
DAILY d EEKIY
Il T. G | S T + r

- ""eT Tie New Naiae,p,clt
Snail 'e cx.cti, wb.t "a, s.a u:
t'is'iy the H.o,n,ng sf'er ,hr ,,nu,,s,
~: lib Tough and RElt,R,v NJ.
CRATIC WITH y" iav"rs tor any p.r.su
~ Inc ion within the party to IA. .i,,ri.
neat OF the whole I,sriy. Whom IL.
"on'na' IONS are mad. hy tbe re,,I,,I,
constituted C invent on Of IN, ,a,,;
Ia n'Ls Register viii oni ,hea-
give 'ls unqua ifi.d ,uppor, TO lLs nom.
inses.
A BIG OFFER.
The Daily X gis'er WI he s.n, n ,sy
part II tie Sta from ID, cemher l.t IN
u me close If he Legislature. FIR two
d''i'ar-, pasahie In advancs. The NIX!
session vii likely Last until nrsr Tia
md OF Ms0h, 1885. md ~ill be ON, Of
d" n"s' Important within TIE bi-,cr, Il
tie Sale, Us The supplemenial sssess-
VI nj order. the s'upr, me Cnrft dec;s.
IONS. and the uncuns,ituiinnnlhyn If TO
exemption law. the sme dnent to lEs'
stat" CONSTITUTION. and many her mat
'"rs ~ vital interes' To ever, ci izen Of
West Vmg,n's, viii he considered and
rct-d upon Ibr Register will hav. idil
ysrha''m reports Uf oil Il o proceedings
With
Democratic National Administration
and Low r House OF Congress,
all cirz-ns If The Stare will ftel 70.
ns~ed and stronger interest n the Gov.
erntbeni and is working The Peg.
ter ti'r"ulh iis Wssliin 'f,aL kilograms
md Corresponds CO Will keep is rssd.
efs thoroughly po ted on all matters
Make up your clubs and send thea
in NJ once.
" viii also make a specisliy Of all
Stu'e matters, from OIL Sc ions Of TIE
state, AID keep our people full, posted
"a 10 what ~ going on a'ound them.
Daiiv one year s. 90; invsr ably ia
sdvanc
TUE WEEKLY REGISTER.
81 30 per year in advance with Nsp
Of West Va. ten cent additional. 10
clubs Of 10 81 25 per arnum.
WE>I VA. PRINTING co,
JAMES Is. ThNEY, Manage
Dc. 20. 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

Words spoken in anger are sure to
bring regret......It is more no. lie to
u AXE yourself great than to be born
so----The composition is contrary
fellow be sets everything against the
rule.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

Mamma, cried little Willie. Il wan,
an errand. o, 1 nrust have an errantp,
WHY. child, what do you mesn?' %.
HafrNs mamma SAID he had gone down
town on an erraId. and / want one TO
ride On too
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

olasse- r. fis are ea-il, made ard
me- when eaten hot One cuI,ini al
sugar. one halt cupiul oi butter. one
cnp!u. ofniolas-es. one egg ore table
si""hfnI "i ginger. one 'en-, oOninI
Z" soda. enc onpiui oi hot Mater four
cnpiols e fonr anJ pinch of salt
Bake IN geu lans.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

Some Of the new m mourning hornets
arc so small that only the smallest kind
Of grief can have any show on them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13
WIFE ELING. " ".

"RiffS Moderate lines on D,,,u.
w Prop-ft, AM 6rst.e,.ss v.sfe
aseu,rctur,.s r,sks '''ess ., ~
O'hScT',RS Alfonso l.or;n.
-nshiin G-o,ee q ringl-. y,ra., ssIstt,
, ''er " Adsms ssns
: irwin 'ohn BROWN. ,IoSz,e,nss 4
'r~sidr p DoBsiNS. a..,s, Asa" e'slss
/" pAuLL S-cr-,.ry se.->
'NpER Gel~.l Agent "" ALI
GEpR s" S'ipCKsY. h.h
As~s' Toe sn.rshi'e counIy. we., v. ~ s'st
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

CLkVELAED.& HENDRICKS
The First Democratic President ana
Vice President in Quarter Century
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

Rotes, By Mod, Posspos<ss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

treel Cards and ChrGs1os.
We VIII send srcc ~ rail a sample 80 - ~
fsrfe Scfns4n, rfefCh. ard Nucrc4n Jh'pi,'
Sards.on tint "a and gOid grounds, with grcri ~
q o. - - hfcrent designs. on S,cciN ~ e. ~
i'f P1Fage. We viii aiso send free 81 'nfs 2.
Samples. Ser ~ orr beaufifrl Clroroa. o1 fr-ell
Of zen cents % rty for packing and foetsge -
enclose confidential price iiHf 81 ouf ilf1e p.
sh-pfn0s. Agents wanted. Afdress D. 6fEAsoH
4 Co. q Sa4nncs street. Boston. NssN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13
WIT A Nd HU NOR.

- - ~ ~ ~ ~
kev-rent DWIGHT MOODY. Ah,le in
-xas, yi-i,e,i a Sunday sci.,.oi Mt ror,
Worth. Being saxious to discuss how
much The children kne~, he asked = Girl
abou fifteen:
Whist Is requisite in order that YOU
can ob'ai" REMISSION II sins.'
u mus brs Of al CONN t sir,' was
the pr rDpl reply.
Mr. Moody was satisfied and did Z, O,
question ie ~ an, More. lie. Low.
ev'r, tackled The bo,'s cinss.
lie asked Tommy Dexter. son OF
Judge ID. xter:
'Nhy did God create Ever
J"mc hesitate.
by d. God give your fail er a
wifes'
TO sew on bu tons was the prompt
reply.
'Whatl H,wp
All know 10. that when pa put. on
clean shirt, AMI there is - hu,io.
gone, be Gays: What the devil lave ]
got wife for If she don't sew buttons
on my Shirt
A boarding house mistress, like the
rest ct us, has her weak and strong
points, her weak point being her ten
ana her strong point the butter.
Why I'm like a iemon?' she asked
ard then she expected him to say, Be
cause y"u are being squeezed;' but lie
didn't; he said: Because YOU are sour.,
HOW old are you, my little nanY'
asked gentleman Of tot who was !, g.
than four years Of age. Pm not old
was he indignant reply; Il am almos
new
Common taturs:' Il am aware tina,
the commentators do not agree with
ne, said the Rev. Dr.. Foos,.rer in bis
serm"n. Mex. day Old Farmer Turu,r.
tops drove up to the rectory with half a
cart.lo"d OF fine ink.e,ei potatoes
'Mornin. parson.' said he. 'Ye told liz
yiscdy that the common ,a,urs didn',
agree wild We. SO brought We ,riae o
the finest pink.eyes ever We laid yer eyes
on. Balls O. four-ihat's what thsy arer
A REMARKABLE SET-A farmer saw.
ing wood, thought he oug.t 10 have The
help OF one or more of his five boys.
Lifting up his voine he called, but no, q
boy appeared. At dinner, of course. all
appeared. and it was not necessary To
call them. where were you all abou,
two hours ago when I wanted you an
shouted for your Il vas in the sbo,
se'tln' the saw said one. And I was
In the barn settin' hem said the sec
ond. Il ~as in Gran'ma's room settin'
the CLOCK, said the third. i was in the
garret settin' the trap said tie fourth
'1"u arc remarkable set remarkeo
theita-mcr. And where were yonp' he
c"ntinued, turninI 10 the youngest. I'll
was on the doorstep, se,tih' still
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-13

We'll, Mr. Sticks said The doctor to
a pat'ent he had moi seen the day before,
how are you getting alongf'
Nearly starved to DEATH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-26
FIGHTING THE PENNSYLVANIA.

Attorney General Cassidy Files a Bill Re
strRining the South Penn Purchase.
PHILADELPHIA, August 25 Attorney
General Cassidy today fled dill in equity
in the Dauphin county Court Of Common
Pleas restraining the Pennsylvania or its
agents from purchasing, or 6y any means,
direct or incirect, acquiring control Of
either the South Penn or the Beech Creek
roads. The bill is based on article II of the
Constitution of Pennsylvania Section 1 Of
the article Dr. viies that No railroad, canal
! or her corporation or the lessees, pur-
chasers or managers Of any railroad or
canal corpora,ion. shall consolidate the
stock, property or franchises OF such cor
porstion with or lease or purchase the works
or franchise Of or IN any way control any
other railroad or canal corporation owning
or having un'er its control parallel or
competing lines" The Attorney General
said to-day / propose 10 have the ques-
ton finally determined whether great
railroad is simply q private
CORPORATION or an Institution Tor
the public good common carrier. lam
proceeding in the matter a. the loyal repre-
sentative Of the State 50 that it cannot be
charged that action was instituted by any
interested parties. OF course | understand
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will c, n end that they secured their charter
pricr 80 he adoption Of the new cOnstIiu-
tiop. and that they are therefore exempt
mo-. rs p-Jyr.ions. Nevertheless propose
&, f,yr me courts finally decide the matter
Fr.l mi sry iDjunciOus were granted
a. p de rriuruaOle September 9Th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-26
CONDENSED TsLEeRAHs.

Over two hundred New Orleans excur-
sionists arrived at Chicago on Monday.
The Niagara Falls Park Commission are
taking Measures for improving the PARK.
The fourth annual meeting of the Aneri'
can Forestry Congress will be in B1ston
September y.
Martin Byrns's Tquo- store, in New York,
vas wrecked on Monday by the eHq!osio D
of cssk OF spirits.
Mrs. Mary Stuart, wife Of the New York
millionaire banker, accidentally kIiled her
self By shooting.
Jesse Grant snd wife will ssil for Europe
next Saturday.
Vice President Hendricks is nov visiting
Chicsgo.
Vice President Ba5cock, Of the New
York, Providence snd Boston railroad, vas
killed by = train at S,oning,op, 90 Tuesdsy.
Il is said the outstanding paper OF the lu-
solvent Wheeler Iron Co, Of Sharon, Pa.
amounts 10 S250.0OO
The murder of eleven men by the Apach-
es n Bassschucs has been confirmed,
Henry Ward Baecher denies the sta;e
ment that he intends to rerire from preach
ing.
John Curiey, Aged 7S years, was barasi
up in his house near Detroit on SA'urisy
The widow OF Adam Spar, victim of
the explosion on the stesmooa; FELTON,, gill
receive 3, 900 insurance money.
The temperature fell to 32 deg. as far
south as Morehead county Mimi
Elmer Richards shot aud killed James
Brady, Jr., at New Albany, Ind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-26
MoReANToWN.
The Teachers' Institute Conyenes-Open-
zs ing Speeches.
SDecidf 10 fhs Rsoiffer

ing Speeches.
Special 10 he Register.
MoRGASTOwS, August 25.-TGe Teach.
ers institute convened here yesterday at 2
P. m. Over eighty teachers were enrolled.
n is highly probable that today this M L
Der viii be swelled to over one hundred.
The Institute was opened BY quite stirring
speech from Prof Hodges on the subjecr,
Language Lessons." His discourse was
faForably spoken OF by all present. Prof
Wade followed with some pointed remarks
on the Science of Teaching" The Pro
fessors long experience in school work en-
ables him to speak understsndingly on the
subject assigned him. The last speech Of
the evening was made by Prof. j. W.
Smith, an old Monongalisn, but who has
been teaching In the public schools OF
Yicksburg during the last year. Mr.. Smith
discussed for short time the subject oi
sHistory." He made some very plausible
suggestions concerning how it should be
taught. The time that was not occupied
By the speakers was spent in organizing
and arranging the programme for the com.
ing week.
Prof Hodges is very unwell, and says he
bdoplts very much whether he viii be able to
attend the Institute for two or three days
His absence will be regretted very much by
all HIS reputation as an institute worker
is established. and if he should not be able
to take an active part in the Institute held
in his own county it would be sad dissp-
pointment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-26
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday afternoon Miss Ella Williams,
who died at her home in Clark's addition
or Sunday night of consumption, was buried
in McCalVsry cemetery.
Mr. Elmer Moore, OF the Garden Spot,
died yesterday morning after lingering
illness. Mr. Moore has been affected with
consumption for over a year and was con-
fined TO his home about two months. He
will be buried to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Humphreyville, of Ian.
caster, Pa, are visiting Charles Humphrey
vile, OF Second street.
Anderson Ralston, Jr., left
on the Andes yesterday for
Cincinnati where he will enter medical
college. Mr. Ralston has been connected
with A R. Ong's drug store during the past
five years, and leaves a host OF friends who
vii! be sorry to hear Of his departure.
One can Judge as 10 the condition Of the
times heresbouts by looking over the work
left in shoe shop 10 be repaired. In one
s op Yesterday your reporter saw shoes that
we're sctuslly not worth the amount charged
for repairing them. But they are cheaper
han new ones snd can be made 10 wear q
little longer, with the hope that when they
are gone the owners may be able to buy
ew ones.
Misses May and Edith &cKimbore have
returned from a pleasant visit down the
river.
The Wood base bail club was prevented
fr IN going to S.. Clairsvllle yesterday by
the continuous rain.
Miss Hattie Lowe, OF Sreubenyille, is the
guest Of Mrs. J. B. Gillespie.
Miss Dill Wilson ma with painful but
not serious accident while out riding yes:er-
day evening.
Mr.. Fitz Greiner and wife returned
home yesterday from an extended trip in
Germ any. They have been absent since
last May, and report having seen many
thirgs Of interest, some interesting for their
newness and others from the pleasant Rsso-
cialioBs connected WITH their early life.
A link, the furniture dealer and under
taker, has purchased a new hesrse from
Merit Il Riddle. of RavenDs, Ohio The We
hicle is one Of the fuest in this part Of the
conntry and Mr.. link is now prepared to
attend funerals in first class style, he hsv
ing al the necessary equipments.
Robert BIackford has returned from
pleasant visit in West L ,fsyette, Ohio
W. n. Chalisnt is the guest OF W. n.
Holiday, Eaq Of Fifth street.
Miss Maggie Penripgtonis visiting friends
a, Portland
There will be an important meeting Of
the nail eeders at their 'odge this evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-26
ON THE OHIO,
So Epitoms Of HoSs Concerning the Boats
and Boatmen.

So Epitoms Of HeSs Concerning the Boats
and Boatmen.
The heavy rairs Of the past thirty-,'x
hours, coupled with rumors Of heavy yttorms
s'org he streams N 'he Western PeuusyE
varia water shed, combined to raise fears
Of a serious freshet in the minds Of I.landers
yesterday srd there vas no little anxiety
last evening as to whs: the stage Of
water and prospects were at Pitts
burg 8 / points above. Among tie
rumcrs in circulation was one that sx
inches # yster bad fallen at BrAddoeF,
ADORE Pittsburg, in fourteen hours and that
TIE stoGm had been nearly as heavy all
along the Allegheny and MonoDgahsis val
legs. A lot Of freight and lumber OF the
wharf was hoEriedly gotten out Of reach Of
the water lest evening, snd river men were
predicting from 2j to 30 feet By tomorrow
night. Should tina Se realized many pee
PIE will suffer serious loss through damage
TO gardens, &c.
A special from Pittsburg says:
The Allegheny river is reported very high
st sll towns above tbis city. but no sppre
bepsion is felt here, as The Mouougahela is
pot reported IS very high at any point No
unusual preparations are being made for 8
heavy rise in the Allegheny.
Tie Baltic passed up with empties.
Casper G. Giles left for Plttsburg yester-
day SittrDocn.
The marks last night indicated I feet 9
inches and rising.
The Chancellor passed up at an early
hour IN the morning.
TIE Courier viii be to-daT's Psrksrsburg
packet, lesyin z at ii N.
The Telegram, Capt Booth, leaves for
ClGIpgton At p. N. to-day.
The Emma Graham is due down for Gin
cinnati to morrow morning st s 9. m.
Boats departed-Bsrchelor, Pittsourg, IL
s. M; Diurral, Psrkersburg, ii g. a !;
Andes. for Cincinnati, p. N Emma GA
ham Pius5urg. 4 p N.
Marks at other places: Pittsburg. II feet
IL irches rising and rainy. Cincinnati, Is
feet. falling. OIL City. feet and ststionsry.
Parkers, 3 feet 10 inches. falling. Acrgss-
town. feet sta.iousxy. Greensboro. 10
feet inches, stationary, Riees Lancias,
fset 8 inches. stationary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-26
Horrible Affair in Alabama.

NnxTGoNERY. ALA Angus. "a spe'
cisl 10 the Advertiser from Csllodega
s,ys in tha, county J. Il. McGowan
killed and dressed pig for q
barb, cue Io>t night His three chill
dr-n aged u,ra elsTen and iour years, saH
rhs process ci ou,che-ing the pig. The next
dsy McGoNsu left home, and the children
agreed to repeat the process Of the day before,
Having no pig. the tRo o'hsr children pro
cesded to butcher the youngest They cut
is threat and hung it up by the heels IS
the pig bad hung, and were proceeiiny to
disembosel it when their mother discovered
,tHs horrible rragady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-26
Tx.Goveruor Feutou Dead.

BUFFALO. y. Y, August 25.-A special
tee yr.m from Jamestown states that ex-
Governor ReQben E. Fen,on died suddenly
this sreruoOn at about ; clock while at
his desk at the FIRST National Bank, Of
which he wss president.
Cashier Morgan stepped into the room to
consult h m and saw the Ex-Governor with
bic head leaning upon the char and breath
ing heavily He hurried to him aud the
clSrBs called 8 physician, bat death re-
suited soon after Hewss discovered in an
VI conscious condition. Itis thought death
rssulled from heart disesSs. The date Of
the funeral is NOT yet fixed but will prob
ably be on Saturday. be VAS in his 9th
VAR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-26
BRIDGEPORT.

". r Dinsmore has returned from a
visit TO Fsirmont.
Miss Kate Judkins returned to her home
in Cincinnati, yesterday.
There seems to be considerable bad blood
Smong some Of our young men concerning
which OF their number is entitled to the
fGvor5 of certain popular young lady.
James B. RYAN, of st. Clsirsyille, was
in town yesterday looking after the bar6s
on his fences.
The Misses Young Of Portsmouth, o.
who have been visiting Capt. Clark, return
ed home yesterday.
Mr.. George Hoar is on the sick list.
Charley Cooke is in Flushing visiting
friends.
JohnW. Gifin, Esq, Of Bellaire, was in
town yesterday.
Sheriff Sedgewick was in town yesterday.
Mrs. John Peltz was buried in Weeks
cemetery Yesterday.