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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
BENwOOD.

Last night was the first Of the fair and
festival held by the odd Fellows. The
festival is i'm charge OF the Daughters of
Rebecca and that is sufficient recOmmen-
datiOn OF the good things that are there Tor
all who wish tOpartake. The retreshment
and supper table are in charge OF most
winning and accommodating bcvy of young
ladies and matrons. The fancy table well
deserves its name, and there one will find
something that will please his sister or his
cousin or his aunt, and i presided over by
several charming young lnlicS.
MeSSrS. T. Curran, :. Higgins and NJ.
Gately are learning TO grind.
Mr.. |. Schwalm, of Chicago, ILL.,, was
the guest last week Of +. Bowers, ESP.
Rev. Parks, of Parkcrsburg, was the
guest Of Rev. 'McMeniman last Friday.
Mrs. \. K. Warden returned WcdneS-
day to her home in Charleston, W. Va,
after a pleasant visit to friends here.
Mr.. Will Pellcy was accidentally struck
on the head with a Crow-har ut the Wheel
ing Company'S plant II day last week.
Mrs. III. Ford and Miss V. Bowers were
the guests OF friends ut Sherrard last Fri
day.
Miss Katie MaSkey, of Marshall county,
is the guest of Mrs. W. Bursee.
The Princess is not running owing to
low water, but will make IN effort to
make her trip on the 22d and 23d inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. MyleS, of Wheeling, were
the guests Of friends here the fore part OF
last week.
Mr.. Thomas Williams will remove his
family to CovingtOn, Ky, this week.
The independent Order Of Good Tenn
plarS installed officers at its last meeting.
Delbert, Youngest SOn OF Mr.. +. Pca-
body, was inferred at Rose Hill cemetery
Yesterday morning.
The |. q. q. F. Lodge will conclude its
fair and festival with \ ball on next FIJI
day night. -,
Hancock Post &. \. t., ofthis place will
attend the soldiers and Sailors Reunion al
Wheeling on Thursday the BIRD inst. The
members OF the Post will assemble ut Post
~beaouarters at : o'clock Thursday morning,
and will take the : a. III. train for W hec-
linz All soldiers and sailors not member
of the e. A. Il. are cordially invited 10 nc.
comnany the Post to the Reunion.
Miss Sllhe BvrnS returned yesterday
from visiting friends in GAINESVILLE.
Rev. Price of the NJ. L. Church breaches
his farewell sermon to-day Sunday
Mrs. J.. C.. McAIahon is in Grafton,
where she was hastily summoned by the
serious illness OF her sister Mrs. j. Taco.
Mr.. Charles Morgan is dangerously Ill Of
typhoid fever, and hi recovery Is despalred
of.
Mrs. Oscar Mcmillan returned home
Friday from st. Paul, Mimi, where she
has been visiting relItives.
No. 30, which was held by Mr., George
Nichols of Wellsburgh drew the OIL PANT
ing which was ratified off by Miss Cora
Nanan,ay
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
DRAMATIC.

Miss Fortescuc'S in this country will
mt the Lyceum Theatre, New
York. October 18th. The principal mem
berS of her company she will bring from
England. The latter consists OF Charles
Suglcn, of the Haymarkct Thcatcr, Lon
don; Fred Terry. brother of Ellen Terry;
Kate HOdsOn, sister of Mrs. LabOuchcrc, OF
the London Truth and Ellen ForteScue,
sister ofthc star. The company will he
under the management of Marcus *. May
er. 81 LONG connected with Henry r. Abb
hey and Al. Hayman, of ~SanFrancisco.
The production OF 4. c. Gunter's play,
~ Wall Street Bandit, AT the Standard
Theatre, New York, September -, Is at
tracing considerable attention from the
fact that it has this phenomenal cast;
Charles Whcatlcigh, W. j.. Ferguson,
Robert McWade, Charles BouSer, Atkins
Lawrence, Frank LOSee, Misses Georgia
Cayvan, Sadie BigelOw, Fannie Addison,
and Others.
The costumes used in the production OF
''Thcodora," ut NiblOS Garden, Septem-
Der l3, are said to be the finest ever seen
in this country.
Gustave Frohman's MAY Blossom. y OF
which Benjamin Maginlcy is the bright
particular stan continues its very success
iul tour.
Frank Mayo, under the management OF
Sheridan Corbyn, has produced Dumas
Three Guardmen,' with great success.
His company is said to he the best one that
he has had for several seasons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
FLUSHING NOTES.

Adam Faupel, Democratic candidate Tor
Sheriff, and Ham Bigby, candidate for In
Urinary Director, were in town tins week
looking after their fences.
4 local circle of the Ohio State Teachers
Association has been organized here, L.
f. Jackson, President; Lillian Reynolds,
Secretary. The first three months will be
nut on Barnes General History and
Shakespearc's Hamlet
The sad intelligence has been received
here of the death of VI. Benson Kirk, mis-
Sionary to India. He died OF cholera after
an illness of six hours. Rev. Kirk was u
son of Mark Kirk, deceased, and was a
teacher in this vicinity for many years.
He graduated at Mount Vernon College
and soon after left for his life's work among
tbe heather of India. He was a sincere
Christian and Methodist and his work was
that ut u teacher IN the mission school
The mother md brothers have the sym
pathv of friends in their great atflctlon.
J. Il. Judkins has succeeded W. I. H0l-
lowov rs Saleman in |. G. Holloway SStOre.
The Flushing Adrcrtiser is o in charge
off. NJ. Judkins. during his sons attend
ance mt Monmouth College.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
BELLAIRE.

The grOeers now close at almost any
hour.
Miss Sallie Grey entertained friends on
Friday evening.
Dallas Hammond will open a variety
theater this week.
A gentleman from GallipOlis will preach
in the Episcopal Church on the 26.
Harry Hayes is confined to his bed with
typhoid fever,
The Tribune celebrated its 9th birthday
last week.
Mrs Chas Gill, is back from a trip to
Chicago.
Mrs H Rice, has returned froma VISIT
o Kansas.
James Dubois leaves tomorrow for a
La Roche will furnish the music at the
hop of the J. J. Club.
Will Seals, who mas been i'll with the
fever for the past two months, is able to
be out again.
The WOodsfield fair will be held this
week.
The coal diggers, coal haulers, and all
the workmen who handled black diamonds
about the steel works, have been thrown
out of work by the introduction Of gas.
Morgan 4 Heath have received five very
fine hacks for their livery stable. .
VIM. Frazier, who left here for Kansas,
is now the owner OF a drug store in Kinsey,
a city in that state.
John Greenlich has moved his grocery
two blocks south of his old stand.
Everett Fink, who is attending college
in Chicago, writes home that he Is well
pleased with the city and is getting along
nicely.
Isaac Luchs will drum trade for Blum
Bros. in the river towns.
Wallace & Co. circus will exhibit here
on the 2Sth,
The X. of D. of Glencoe will give a hop
on Wednesday evening.
Rev. J. II. Bell leaves for conference
at Hamilton tomorrow.
Rev. j. II. Bell will be assisted in his
services to-day by Rev. Jones, OF Wheel
ing.
The ball that was to have been given
for George Sewers, by his friends, has
been dropped at the request of Mr.. Sewers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward HaSkill have re-
turned home to California after a visit
with friends here.
Belmont county has 49, names on the
pension list.
The Buckeye Building Association will
sell money at the next meeting.
aWm. BOlte has returned from q trip to
Washington and other cities.
Miss Letha Truemain is doing day duty
in the central telephone office.
The indications are that society will
have q good winter OF it. The Kinks which
attracted all the attention last winter are
now things of the past. Our pleasure low
ing people will now turn their thoughts to
getting up parties, dances, theatricalS, etc.
Already the tide has set in. Keep the ball
rolling. 1t is another way to boom the
town.
Danford Post, BealIsville will hold a re-
union on the so.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
A FEW STATISTICS.

Chicago has had 800 burglaries in three
months.
There are $4,000 more females than males
in England.
We imported $lO,OOO,OOO worth Of precious
stones during 1884.
Over $ls,OOO,OOO has been expended on
monuments in Massachusetts, sinCe 1861.
Ten thousand public schools receive finan-
Cial support from the government Of Mexico.
Arizona now contains about 100000 cattle
and horses. Cattle are listed for taxation at
$3.50 per head.
The world now USES 5000 barrels of coal
eli daily, and America has enough on hand TO
keep up the supply for three years.
In the f~fvo-cent savings banks of Charles
ton, s. c., the colored people have $l24,GT%1
on deposit. The largest depoSitor has $1,000
10 his credit
The longest drought that ever occurred in
this country is said 10 have taken place in
Ice, when no rain fell from the lSt of May
to the LIST of September.
The public schools of this country now en-
plov over 3OO,OOO teachers and pay them
&C., 100000, n not very fattering annuala aver
nge Of q little more than 500 each.
1t is estimated that the wheat crop of Cali
fornia will b. worth S4,OOO.0O this year. as
against So, OOO,0OO last year, and the barley
crop will fetch ~Sl6,OOO,OOO, a gain OF 5000
600 over last year.
The Vatican library contains 1900 manu-
scripts, of which 2,l4 are Oriental, 3,Gj2
Greek and 1909 Latin. 4 complies cata-
logue is now, for the first time, being pre-
pared and is to he published
The Scientific American is responsible for
the statement that the horse population Of
New York city is between G0,OOO and 1000,
and that Of London 10000, of which 3O,OOJ
are used in public carriages, an equal number
in omnibusS, and 1000 in street cara
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
BRILLIANT.

Wadel Bros. are building IN ice-breaker
to protect their ferry boat and float.
Stewart Smith is in the country ruSti-
eating.
Tom Daughertv has accepted 4 ~clerkship
ut the c. * p. depot.
Will McLitten is again able to be on
duty.
The forge department of the Spaulding
mill goes ON tomorrow to make iron to
ship to other mills.
Eddie Martin has returned home.
Miss Maude Whilten, of Columbus,
Ohio, was the guest of friends i'll town
last week.
Mrs. G. w. Mitchell and Mrs. G. l..
Thorngate passed through the city yester-
day, accompanied by Miss Bracker, OF
Wcllsburg, on their way to Martins
Ferry.
Misses Lou and Lizzie Rogers are at
tending school in Steubcnyille.
David Spaulding, Jr., is attending the
LinSly Institute in Wheeling.
Miss Kate Boyle is on the sick list.
Harry Clark, of M~OrristOwn, is the
gucft of his brother, T.. c. Clark.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
VARIOUS PARAGRAPHS.

California has earthquake insurance COM
panies.
During the year ending last June nine
Oregonians died aged 100.
Two of the thrones of the last Napoleon are
for sale in France at 800 each.
Country postmen in France are being sup
piled by the government with tricycles.
An Oregon prophet f~oretellS terrific cy-
clones, earthquakes and tornadoes for Sept.
20, % and y.
The newest weapon of war is an electric
sword. Run o foeman through with 1t and
death comes from the shock.
An Arizona paper offers a prize of a deml'
John of gin to any one who will furnish II
with a correct list Of the twenty worst men III
the town.
They have a rug ut Cottage City, n. D.,
made in the year COL, or l,19j years ago. II
is a pretty old relic, and was obtained from
the mosque of Mecca.
Mr.. A. p. Van TasSell, of San Francisco,
has made a balloon of a capacity OF l5o,OUc
cubic feet, with which he expects to under
take q journey across the continent from
ocean TO ocean.
Harry Wright, the veteran baseball
player, is said to have invented the chestnut
gong, and his firm in Philadelphia to have
made So, 600 out of the little nuisance in less
than two months.
One of twenty or more letters received 10y
the geological survey at Washington, offer
ing advice in regard to earthquakes, suggests
that holes be bored through the earth's crust
to give the destructive gases an outlet.
When YOU hear a man talking against his
county newspaper, says The Sprlngplace Vua
Times, you may just put it down that he
owes about two years subscription and Is
mad because the editor wants the money.
An English physician says that men
shouldn't crop their hair short. HAIR, he
saws, is a conductor of electricity to the brain,
and if the brain fails to get electricity it will
soon soften. This is bad news for baldheaded
men.
An S-year-old gIrl, one of IA picnic party
on a little steamboat on Spirit lake, Iowa,
fell into the water. Herbert Schericy, oil
Burlington, u lad of Il, jumped in after her,
held her up until n boa came to her rescue,
and as she was taken out of the water a
back exhausted into the lake and was
drowned.
They tell in Brattleboro, VT, of n clergy.
man who refused to take meat of his butcher
because it had been killed on Sunday. Afcw
days later the preacher told the butcher that
he wanted some meat. "lhavent any to sell
vou,n said that conscientious man 81 have
stopped receiving money that is earned o II
Sunday"
German photographers have succeeded in
photogruphing a projectile in course OF Its
flight, aud seine of these photographs show
the head of condensed air which preCcdcs
every shot. 1t is said TO be this head which
prevents even skillful riilemen from hitting
an empty egg she'll when hung on a long
thread. The air blows the shell out OF the
way of the bullet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
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CHURCH NOTES.

Rome has twenty-one Protestant churches.
The S9S, OS7 Buddhist temples in Japan In
TIA have decreased to 1854. Many of thess
are in ruins.
During the past twelve years the number
of Christian converts in Japan has increased
from $50 to 10000.
The great revival among the Presbyterian
missions in Persia continues. Every Sabbath
10000 people attend preaching.
Professor Stewart, of Liberia, says it is esti-
mated that for every missionary that goes to
Africa 10000 gallons of liquor are sent to that
country.
The hey Of Tunis has given a choice site of
land, worth 5000, to a small Protestant con-
g~regation there, on which they intend to
build a church
bingham, Mass, has not only the Oldest
church in America, but the Oldest sexton, he
having served in that capacity for fifty-six
consecutive years.
The Christian population of Madras, India,
in ten wears, lS71-1SSl, was found to have in
creased 1862, and still the work continues
to be encouraging.
A Chinese Young Mems Christian associa-
ton building has been erected at Honolulu, at
a cost of 5000. About $1,000 was contrib
uted by the Chinese themselves.
There are at present thirty-three foreign
cardinals and exactly the same number OF
Italian cardinals. This never occurred be
fore in the history of the Catholic church.
The number of japanese in the mikados
empire protesting the Protestant faith is now
1,6O2, showing an increase during the past
wear of 2,7OG. The total number of churches
is Isl.
At F~riesburg, in Baden, a foreign mission
ary society has been founded by 100 OF the
most prominent RationaliSts for the proPa'
CATION of their doctrines among the high-caste
people of India, Japan and China