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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
NEW MARTINSVILLE
A Series of Educational Acknowledgement
and Personal News.

A Series of Educational Lectures General
aud Personal News.
Special TslsgrGH 10 he SaRddg Register.
New MARTINSVILI.E, July 3.-Arrange-
ments have been made to have a series OF
lectures at the school house every two
weeks during the time OF Prof. BuTley'S
select school Hon. G.. W. Atkinson de-
liyered the first Thursday evening. Mr..
Atkinson delivered his entertaining and
instructive lecture entitled Don't" The
next lecture will be by Prof. De HaSse.
Every one should encourage the teachers
and scholars in their efforts To awaken the
educational interests of the community.
The thing for the sewers have arrived
and will he put in next week.
The effort to have all the mercantile
houses close at o'clock did not succeed.
Wendell Slender and G. W. Kotzebue are
their bloOded stock.
L. F. Winstead has returned from his
visit TO st. Clairsyille, o., and is accom-
panied by his niece, Jessie Winstead.
Mary J. Hall, of st. Mary's, is visiting
relatives in town.
NJ. r. Grouse, Esq, left for Kansas ant
other Western States, Wednesday, to b,
gone several weeks.
John Obers has taken out liquor in add
ton to hotel license. IIe has charge OF th'
Point House,
Miss Thomas, Of Darlington, o., Is visit
ing Miss Rose Dlugherty.
Rev. Little lectures at the BaptiSt
church Wednesday evening.
Miss Lena UmStead, who mas been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Stella O'COnner, o
Ohio, for several weeks past, has returned
home.
Miss Wiley, of Bellaire, O., was tn,
guest of Miss Daisy McEldowney thi.
week.
All the wheat in this vicinity has beer
cut and shocked.
To-day is being observed rs the Fourth,
and the town presents deserted appear.
anee. Every one has hied himself to the
woods.
Cyrus Mccormick, of Sistersyille, is in
town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

c;tv ana headed By the Toronto band, viii
leave on Monday Morning. 18th inst, for
Toronto. Canada, to attend the session Of
the Supreme Lodge Of the World. They
% to Piftsburg via. the Panhandle thence
TO Erie by the Erie and Pittsbnrg then 70
Buffalo over the Lake Shore, and the bal
lance Of the way by the New York Central,
crossing the suspension bridge at Niagara
Falls. On the return trip they will spend
a day at Niagara and one at Lake Chau-
tauGua. The fare for the round trip Is
Sc. 50. Any person desiring to go should
make application to James 5. Beans before
July Sth.
The Steubenville base ball clubwill play
their first games at GAINESVILLE on the 18th,
10th. and nth, and considerable interest
is manifested as to whether they will con-
tinue to maintain their fine record when
they get on strange ground.
The Odd Fellows of this city will organ
ize uniform branch on next Wednesday
evening. -.
call has been issued for Democratic
County Convention to meet in this city on
the Sd day of August. The primaries for
the selection of delegates will be held In the
different townships, wards and precincts
on the 31st of July.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, O.
social, Political aud General Local News
of the Week.

social, Political aud General Local News
of the Week.
SDecial C,rrcspoRdeacs Of the Sunday Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, July 3.-PrOf. A. a.
Clark and family, late of WOOdStield, have
moved 10 this place and occupy one OF
/ Netherlands new houses, on South Mariet-
I Ia street.
Wool is selling sor 40 cents in this sec
ton.
Walter Bowen and daughter. Miss Helen,
returned home from Cincinnati Wednes-
day.
Charles Merritt will take charge of the
Clark House, this place, on and after Mon
day next.
One hundred and forty-One saloon keep
ers of Belmont county have paid their tax,
under the Dow liquor law. Six in the
county quit the business. MOrristown Is
now without a saloon.
Mrs. Charles Bewley and youngest
daughter left on Thursday for Dickson
county, H., where they will spend the
summer with relatives and friends. Mrs
VIM. Parker accompanied them.
st. Clairsyille Council will meet in regu-
lar session Monday night They will no
doubt tackle the local option question.
DrummOnd Post, G.. A. r., this place,
will meet July 9th.
Contractor Thomas MalOney, is pushing
the work on the half mile track rs rapidly
as possibly. The track will be finished in
about three weeks.
There was a grand picnic at LlOydsville
to-day. Mr.. 4. :. Nickelyey, of this place,
delivered an address.
The GAINESVILLE Base Ball club is doing
fine work on the diamond this year, and
we congratulate them.
The Democratic primaries for electinS
delegates to the County Convention will be
held on Saturday, July 10.
Mrs. II. G. Ernst, of PittSburg. nee Miss
Lena Merritt, Of this place, is visiting her
parents here.
James Wiley, of LewellSyille kirkwOOd
/ Township, is announced in the Gazette rs n
candidate for County Recorder.
\ George W. Quicker and family, of this
place will shortly move to Fairfax, Mime
sofa, where they will make their future
/ home.
A ten year old child of William King, of
/ East Richland, was seriously injured by
being run over by mad steer few days
/ ago.
| Miss Clara Carroll has returned home
/ from two months visit in New York
City.
Common Pleas Court will be session July
I Is and l4r
Joseph White and Miss Mary Moore, OF
/ this vicinity were married ON Tuesday.
/ The Srattprlay family held n reunion at
! the Fair Grounds on Friday.
Ed. BOggs, of Colerain township is men
toned Us Democratic candidate for
| Recorder.
DR.. William EStep, an old and well
known physician Of Lloydsville, has been
seriously i'll for few days past.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
wELLsBURG.
Yesterday Observed as the Pourth-Gen-
eral Local Notes.

Yesterday Observed as the FOurth-Gen-
eral Local Notes.
S6se:ai rlspran % he Sunday Register.
WxnIsBURG, w. Va, July 3,-TO-day
AS been observed here, instead of Monday,
,af ma Fourth. The approach of indie
oendenee Day became apparent yesterday
l1on, the sound of the fire-cracker and other
nrenile demonstrations. A large exeur-
slob party leff at o'clock this morning on
ne steamer C. w. Bachelor to spend the
asg at Browns Island. There were about
o,,e hundred and fifty on board when the
|.oai leit the wharf, and Others joined the
party from Brilliant and points above.
Oscar Melvin, former resident of this
place, bat now residing in PittSburg, Is
spending q few daya with friends here.
Plof Plateau, OF Baltimore, is visiting
here
W. X Pendleton, LII. D., of Bethany,
returned to-day from visit to his son,
Elder King PendletOn, of Pennsylvania.
Alrs. Clara b. Fish, daughter Of the
late Robert Thomson, Of Wellsburg, died
* Der late home In Pittsburg this week.
Some wool still comes to market. Bust
mess WAS partly suspended here to-day.
Miss Taylor, of Illinois. q bright and
<aRiilul young lady, is visiting at the
lome Of William Bane, Esq, in this
..I...nfr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

set aflOat, and their nature has bern ssS
as to materially injure the eentlemsn ID
only in his field of labor, but as q eIipt
The reports arise from the iad tina, Ns
Mary Ward, of Caldwell, has chafrdEr
Jones with performing an abortion rrs
her. The REGISTER not caring ioPuSsa
anything concerning the altar tll scs
tangible evidence of his guilt OF lnnofbr
was established. has held oil all tofl',
when we print the gist Of the silieDsHis
+. J. Hoyle, Esq, Mr.. Jones bdaDss
partner in the Hoyle-Jones NanuisdHns
Company. Mr.. IIoyle went 10 CsIdEA
few days ago to see Mr.. Jones, and We van
from him and other citizens o. ~
place apother side 10 the affair
II seems that when Rev. Jones VEN =
Caldwell he rented q hOusr which ID "A
weather was unfit for occupancy 90
count Of its poor construction. ht 'V's
and family, finding il Involvement "a.
another house till April lsi, went 70 ~.
at house where Miss Ward and aSsI
maiden sister boarded. The Miss nN
keep a millincr shop near The es'u@
house.
II il well known 10 all his inena "
that Rev. Jones dabbled IN medHine
having studied the homeopathic Pn
practice, and also that he always 60 60
take q fee for advice or pay iof " q,
cines, desiring TO help the sex amF
the qualification derived from
good for his fellow men. AH
Jones and family had been 10 w
long enough to become acquainted 80 !,
members 0fthe household, the ,ouH Il
in question. Miss Mary Ward, len
long down stairs one day "a
legged, while carrying
of water. She alighted 81 tn a.
tom of the stairs with her aldoSsh - "a
bucket, breaking the latter to pee a
hurting herself 20 badly that sne -
fined to bed several days. Mr.. JoS -
in reality member Of the hiany A.,
boarding there, felt called upon /" NJ
ister some medicine. According
Jones diagnosis Of the cas-. -, 80
medicine which would, II appllsi y
son i'm the condition Miss "aFd P'
occupy, produce an abortion. -
Mrs. Jones, being the only pisAI -
the house who could without nt III
her own duties attend 10 the va ~
assumed charge Of the palieoN "a
her rooms being down a1
Miss Wards up stairs. the paii.nI -. r.
moved into one Of Mn. Jones i IN.
the sake of convenience. Whneu ,Srs
Mrs. Jones first discovered NJ" -
true condition, and reported the -
her husband at once. Mr.. joins
his medical attention at once, ana 80.
Miss Ward to consult regular .lks
She did so and in a short time a, n
be about, and Mr.. Jones and l !. u
moved to n house Of their oSp ID
spring. This was the Last beard aW
matter It'll a few weeks ago .Ss P,ss
Ward went before Justice o. 80 r
and swore out a warrant for MI -
committing an abortion upon 20 \
had IN the meantime, however, .
legged, scared young man 70 "A uss
badly with her threats thai LIZ
for parts unknown. -
His many friends here all ei IN -
most profound sympathy iof M ,nss
will not believe him guilty Oh
charged against him. IN ~
The far-famed Walnut Grove, IT, y
tins Ferry has been reftted ~. ~
the accommodation Of picnic', pur,isls
ings and camp meetings. foT Hech
and rates cali on or address J. h
Martins Ferry, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
a GranamRrian.

AFAuiStN AtNtcicT.
Old Pete's boy had just returned from
school. In relating an incident to his father
he said:
II saw the NAM
What's dat Come Ober dat pint er
GIN"
II say saw the man and"
'IIOP on. Yer saw de man, ehs''
"Yes, sir"
Saw him?'
That's what / said"
II do think befo' de Lawd, the old man
said, de mo- yer sends er niger ter school
de wus he gifts. Heah dat boys been goin'
ter school nearly five years, and now he
come an say dat saw rman, All, Lawd,
dair aim no use'n try'n ter rarn 'stronmy
ter er Niger. Why dOan yer say i seed er
ginnerman, sah2''
Because that wouldn't be right
Merry speaking to his wife, ham me
dat plough line. Blame eff he shall slaugh-
t6 his mudder tongue in no sieher way.
on Z Ken beat all desebools in parnin' yer
huthla'.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
oRsERYANCE OF we FOURTH,


Nay. joking aside-if by fate It was ordered
That once more on earth this brave veteran
In theIr three-eOrnered hats and their boots yell
low bOrJlered, -,
They Would tell Us. fancy. "Care less for your
And more for your country, her rulers, her
keep her Fourth of July less in crackers and
And more in true loyalty, service and zeal"
Hugh HopdTd.
The Americana citizen is exceptionally
fortunate this year in having a triple
Fourth of July. Saturday was the big day
with she small bOy-the citizen to be-and
the way fire crackers and rockets rent the
air was enough to knock the great Ameri-
can eagle silly. If the fOrefathers and
rreat-forefathers could witness the patriot
Sc outbursts there wouldn't be the least
shadow of doubt in their minds that the
Republic they founded is complete sue
eess
Tomorrow viii lose much Of its attrac-
zion for the young American, for his store
: Of fireworks will be exhausted by that
tisae, but the older American will find in 1t
much enjoymentin giving vent to bis Pent
ap patriotism. A very large class Of people
win to-morrow follow in most things the
advice of the woman who says in New
York journal: 81 think the American
people show their great love for the Father
Of their Country by throwing aside all bus
iness affairs on the Fourth, and deyOting il
! 10 enjoyment; therefore 1 appeal to the
! mob and say, Keep sober, make it the glo-
I r,ous Fourth that it should be, enjoy your
selves 10 the fullest extent, and let her
/ ripsr
But after all, on to-day, the yeritable
Fourth, win perhaps be the most sincere
expressions of patriotism. The man who
loyes his country best is not generally the
one who can jump the highest, yell the loud,
est and kick up the biggest racket. There
IS = patriotism in silence that tells louder
than sound To-day thousands of Ameri,
can citizens win in silence thank the GiyeI
Of NJ GOD for His benefeence toward
their chosen land, and viii pledge them
elves anew as patriots.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
Il. should BE GeneraiIy known

that the multitudes of diseases of scrofu-
lous nature generally proceed from torpid
condition Of the liver. The blood becomes
impure because the liver does not act prop
erly and work off the poison from the sys-
TEN, and the certain results are blotlshes,
pilnpies, eruptions, sweiiings, turaors,
ulcers, and kindred affections, or settling
upon the lungs and poisoning their delicate
Tissues, until liberation, breaking down
and consumption is established Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery win,
by acting upon the liver and purifying the
blood, cure al these diseases.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

THE census Just finished in Chicago
shove q population Of 80, 900, an increase
Of about go, 600 since 1880. The Popula-
ton Of Brooklyn IS now 76s,O75, an IN
crease of more than POO, 900 since 1850 At
this rate they will be closely nearing
!. 0Oo. 600 in 1890.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

Harvard COLLEGE did not confer any
honorary degrees at her commencement
this week. The system of eOnferringsue
sleerees has degenerated intOsueh reckless
ness amOngthe colleges of the country that
there is now little honor in it,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04
AUF wIEDERSEHEN.

c. z. 6.
FIR tLe SaEd ~ Register.
do not know if Time shall ever hold
The hour when shall meet again:
only hope the VOWS that We have sworn
Shall forever fresh in memory remain
Your eyes that made me 20 forget
That life had any pain, until
They looked up at me through their tears
And spoke To me theirsad farewell
Such pain would Wither all my years.
And earthwari all my high hopes turn,
IL i should know those eyes no more
Would welcome me al my return.
But, then, my trust in you Is such,
That angels could not make me dIsbelisye
Your perfect love too pure for sensual earth
Your trzlstfhl self that never would deceive
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

A NEW YORK man is inclined to kick
because the press gives such publicity to
the troubles between labor and capital.
He thinks the great newspapers cause
>neat deal of trouble between labor and
capital by 50 much agitation. l."
II ought to be remembered that pee
ple must have the news, even if it is some
times unpleasant news; also that the best
and quickest way to right long entrenehed
injustice is by agitation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

THE people of New England deserve
great credit for their leadership in much Of
the advanced thought of the day. But
Yale College is carrying the thing little
TOO FAR when it eonfers the degree ofLL.B.
on Miss JORDAN. This is the first time
Yale ever conferred this degree on a wO-
wan. and before another such a degree IS
conferred, different name should be found
for il. 1t is bad enough for man TO be
called Bachelor, 4" but for woman to
be called a Bachelor, +" is too much.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

oSE of the charges against King LuD-
WIG was that he wanted to sell Bavaria
and buy Kingdom somewhere which he
could rule as ne pleased. Bavaria would
perhaps object to being sold, but King
I.rDwIG might have found safer place to
live in if he had, like RICHARD III. OF
England. offered his kingdom for a horse.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

The following is the table OF contents for
the July number Of the Forum, New York.:
Are we in danger of Revolution. by
Bishop ]. Il. Spaulding; Confessions Of an
Episcopalian; Should the State Teach Reli-
gion? by President j H .Seelye; Some Exper-
fences with Criminals, byW. NJ. F. Round;
Shall we muZzle the Anarchist? by Prof
H. C. Adams; Woman's duty to Woman,
by Ella C. Lapham; Is IabOra Commodity!
by Rev. DIR. Washington GLADDEN.; The
Manuscript Market by James Henri
Brown; Facts about Civil Service Reform,
by George W. Green; Should Foreign Au-
thors be Protected? by G. p. Lathrop and
Roger Sherman.
The July issue of the OprldRd tSan
Franeisco) opens Vol. VIII of the new
series, and will contain, amongst other at
tractive articles, the following: Irrigation
and Drainage the latest California
problem; by Hon. A. A. Sargent; STORY
of the south Dome" by the late Miss Santa
Louise Anderson; Crossing the California
Sahara" frightful personal experience OF
prospectors; with Crawford in Mexico,
Lieut.. Hanna's account Of the recent cam
paign; ''Tenting Sketches" from Lake and
Mendoeino Counties; Judge John I.
Doyle's study of Shakespearian Law pub
lished BY request of Lawrance Barret.
Second installment OF the Mexican serial
''Chata and Chinita."
-
The English Illustrated Magazine New
York; Macmillan 4 Co. for July is fine
" illustrated number There are nine
short stories and essays, some of which are
"a Garden of Memories by Margaret
Veley; days with Sir Roger De COverly;;'
Charles Kingsley and Eversley," by Rev.
William Harrison.
~
The judy number OF che chronological
Journal New York; Fowler q Wells Co.
contains thirteen interesting contributions
besides much general matter. Two articles
of especial note are THE Use OfPhrenology
in Business, and Dublin, Irland; IL
Illustrated.
~
Those who want to know the best and
newest books published should read the
July number of The Book Buyer New
York, Charles ScribnerS' Sons
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

Irss funny way they have up in New
York, sending their murderers up to Sing
sing Cor a short time. But it is about as
bad on the murderers as hanging.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

sEUeeER SULLIVAN says that he wants
10 meet any three men in the world and
do them one by one Don't all speak at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

u. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
lof ('hatfanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
s<.i6hsiv afflicted with severe cold that
3 >.stiled On his lungs: had tried many rene
...es without benefit. Being induced to
-, Df. Kings New Discovery for Con-
,,T.nnl'on. did 50 and Was entirely cured
III nse efa few bottles Since which time
IS. .,.,s usea it In his family for all Coughs
.,..., I.alds with best results. This is the
= s1hs-~- 81 thousands whose lives have
S nay be chslls~.s,is Wonderful Discovery.
sing ehange care snet Logan & Co. - Drug
~ Oh as wen As The new
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

DoN'T hawk, and blow, and spit, bui
use Dr.. sage'a catarrh Remedy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

Those who want to know the best and
newest books published should read the
July number of The Book Buyer. New
York: Charles Scribners' Sons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

8. =. sTIFEI. q co.'s SIS r,.agl;no Ssrha
"a Monday, guIy ). medical boek
adle-aeed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

Iyanhoe Division, No. z, u. r, Il. of
p, accompanied by quite number Of She
members q the subordinate lodges Of this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
THE vALDA cOKpAyY BROKEy UP

The Vada Italian Opera Company has disbanded. After
the wreck Of Angeles Italian Opera Company Nine Nada
with Gustav Amberg manager OF the Thaia Theatre. or
gained the Valda Company intending 10 I'LL the engage
ments which Angelo had made throughout the West In
accordance with this plan Rigoletto" was announced
Tuesday night and " TrOvatOre for the saturday
matinee. IL was found however that Angeles dates.
which had been made through kandals agency Rad all
filled with other combinations Immediately after the
failure The only date ta could be secured by the new
company anywhere four weeks in san
Francisco. The expense OF transporting no
large "A company Francisco and back
thought large 10 the undertaking Accord
ingy the two performances announced for this week have
been abandoned and the greater part Of the artists viii
sail in the steamship Champagne today il expected
that the Italian Consul IN this city will make some ar
rnngement assist the unfortunate members Of the
chorus return their native land By means Of an
Italian merchant steamship low In port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
SPya TORsBIP AND SPEAKERSHIP.

Senator Miller was visited at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
yesterday by Assemblynan Cole OF schuyler County ana
Assemblynan r II. Smith Of Orange County, both Ke-
pubcans MI Cole had been in the city for several d
learning all he could about the attitude OF members OF the
Legislature on the senatOrshp and the speakership
Previously he had made from county to county
through the State with the object He said IN sum
ming M the result of his investigation: "While have
considerable support in my candidacy for the speakershp
am convinced that many Of the members have given
unequvoca promises Of support 70 the several candidates
for Speaker"
Mr. Coles testimony confirmed by AssemDlyman
Frank Arnold of Otsego County another candidate Tor
Speaker who arrived in the city Thursday night with
the aim OF proceeding with his canvass. MT Arn0lds
canvass like that Mr. Cole. has been personal one
Assenibyman Charles D. Baker of cteuben county, tle
third candidate FOR Speaker Is expected mere To-Day ne
also has been making a through the state seeking
eupport Mr. Baker had the assistance OF Charles
Cole chairman OF the Republican state committee anu
OF Charles Hackett, chairman or the Executive Noni
not having such allies naturally looking about for some
one 70 assist them. Either would be gldd 70 get
the backing OF the three candidates 1or hteI
States Senator Miller Morton and HlscOck
decline tO take part in the epeakcrship night .
Politicians Yesterday somewhat astOnsDeu Dy the
publication OF dispatch from Rochester stating tiat
eighteen Assemblymen from the western part OF the
state had held Rochester and resolved
10 support H. H. Warner Of Rochester Tor senator me
arc that Assemhymcn Warner and Sine, OF Roches
Ter ASscmblyInan seayer Of Genesee. and Assembly
man Pierce, OF Wyoming County, accidentally met IN
Rochester and by way of joke told some reporters tal
they had resolved 20 support MI warner concerning
the rlmnr Senator Miller said yesterday There lsn I
the slightest word Of truth in it, and moreover have no
more earnest supporter in canvass Tor senator th
H. H. Warner Of Rochester"