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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-03
LOST.

ENGLISH PUG DOG. FROM THE PLAINS.
N Answers TO the name of Star" suitable
reward will be paid returning the same to
this office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-03
TO RENT.

THE COTTAGE NOW OCCUPIED BY MIR. Z.
i r. HENDRY, containing six rooms, bath
room, pantry, veranda room, etc. There are also
stables, carriage house, servants room and
chicken house all in good order. Apply the
premises or to A j. CARTWRIGHT,
Kaahumanu street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-03
PROSPECTUS.

The course of instruction embraces all the
branches of a good Christian and Commercial
Education. A Special Glass has been formed
this year for advanced scholars. Latin, Greek.
Ere nch and German are optional.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

Tx decision Of Judge Sluoyroy. Of
Psnnsylvauia, in the South Pennsylvania
railroad case, continuing the injunction,
will be received with great favor by the
people.
The Pennsylvania Law t' thl. "a5 rail.
road. canal or other corporation, or the
l~essoes, purchasers or managers Of any
railroad or canal corporation shNl couso'i.
date the stock, property or franchises o!
sush corporation with, Or lease or purchase
the works or franchises Of or il any way
control any other ra,l,oai or canal corpor
alton, owning or hAvinG under its c]on;r2l
. parallel or competing Hue.
Il "a decided ma. even It the road is
nov uou. existent vet when under cou'sruc
ton Il will be paselIel sud VIXEN it is con.
pletsd Will bs also competing. The ease
will now 20 % the Slprsms Cou.. and it
the decision Is not reversed, which is not
likely, the PENNSYLVANIA Company will
have to keep hands of ,
Whether the South Pennsylvania corpo.
ration can be compelled to complete tho
road ia another question. b. JalEe
SNoxroSs srrumest seems to poiat tau,
way when 10 says gaa, "a cSsrtsc Is a con.
tract and imposes certain dsa.s5 as sell IS
coufers rights E5xsva-. the supreme
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
BENWOoD.

The employees Of the Riversi3, -r-
plant were notified that the plan. would
in order TO resume operations tom,uc'
monday, but as the existing diHicu.. .
rather the demands Of the workmea 10
not been positively settled, a number %
the worknen state that they will not ?
sumo. So that leaves The matter jqs, as
it wa. at the beginning.
The Benwood Iron Works Co. sold large
quantity Of the supply Of steel cutting ma
terisl to various nail factories Of Wheeling
Mrs. Christian Bursee, an esteemed and
venerable lady Of Centrewood, died Frita7
last.
Master Wsrdie, an intelligent son q,
Perry Stewart, Esq, is suffering an attack
Of diphtheria.
Mr.. Chas. Mullen lett yesterday t2:
Mingo, where he has accepted a poslt9;
IN the steel plant.
Prosecuting Attorney B. Z. Mei2heE
was in town yesterday.
J. D. Kelley, Esq o p~rcminen. .gr.
culturist Of this vicinity and o p0weE ~
politics, intends removing his family 70
St. Paul, MINI, where be has been Ter
dered an advantageous business Offer.
Col. J.Altmyer wssin Washington, D T.
last week on business pertaining to gs:il!
a patent upon another invention.
The Benwood Iron Works Compau7 :ct
sbout $4,000 worth Of ateel last wee1. i
was bought when steel was lower aL4 s2t
at the present advance.
Miss Bessie, the winsone daughter g:
Mr.. ]. Dreggs, is suffering a severe a..'''
ofthe measles.
Mr.. J. Mol left yesterday for ass2
where be has accepted 6 similar Po';ao.
in the steel plan, to the one be held s'N
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
WEllSBURG.
a slight Fire The Gas Frozen on-Th
Biss-Sotes.
Sgseig! 70 ne Sandy Esgi'sr.

u NlAERL GlIC Nts EEoAtA vi nv
Bise-Sotes.
Sgscig! 70 ne Sandy Rsgis'sr.
WELLsarRo. ". Va, January ia
ire started 10 the bake shop adjoining Mr.
c. Speiisls last night at about halt after
eleven. An alarm was given that brought
out the engines and a great many citizens
out was e~xinguished with buckets before
much damage was done. The IRE origi.
mated from o stove standing near a wooden
partition. which became red hot.
The gas supply was very short in the
Gas ~company's ine for about two hours
this morning, the cause being the freezing
OF the pipe where it crossed Buffalo creek
on the railroad bridge. Large fires were
bull, az each end Of the bridge which
thawsd the ice and the gas supply became
abundant. 1t is q peculiarly Of the gas
pipes that where they are exposed to the
air they will remain open during even the
severesi freeze. bpt when a thaw COM
mences the moisture within the pipes con.
seals and closes up the passage.
The snow is rapidly melting from the
hillsides, which, together with the rain,
make our people Ap~prehensive of a food.
The mite society of tho Episcopal
Church met at the residence of W. P.
Campbell, Esq on last Thursday evening
Those attending spent u very pleasant
evening.
Services will be held 10 the Episcopal
Church tomorrow both morning and even
Ing
The after-csris Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Daysl, who we're married on Thursday
last. at the residence of the brides father,
c. Il Spauldiug, Esq near Brilliant, 0,
are out, announcing thai they will be AT
horne on and after the 26th inst, al the
residence Of Mrs. Cro!hers, on Charle5
street, in this city.
Several sleighin7 parties took advantage
OF the snow las, night and went to differ,
en, points in the surrounding country.
Miss Bird Cakes has been teaching in
the graded school the past week to supply
the place Of Miss Mamie DOMAIN, who is
jcdisposed.
There viii be q three mile straight away
race at Halls Central Rink on Monday
night, between Currau Nelson, of Wells
burg, and Charles Reak, Of East Liverpool,
Oaio, for a purse OF $50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
An Unhappy Humorist.
T,1dJ SifincE,

Bill Nye was thrown from a buggy tbs
other day and bruised one Of his legs bad
ly. As is always the case with Bill Nye
he was perfectly sober at the time. Mrs.
Nye was with him at the time.
Last spring q ~publicsp;rited cyclone
found out where Nye was rustiCating for
his health, in out-ot-the-wsy corner OF the
woods, where his creditors could not fGd
him. Nye got q wind Of ii, somehow or
other, and hiring 8 horse and buggy from
a poor livery stable man who had conf.
dence in Nye, not knowing him very well.
he started out to avoid the cyclone. The
cyclone kept track Of the humorist, and
finally succeeded in o~Vertaking him.
Selling the humorist By the back of the
neck the cyclone dragged MIN from that
hired vehicle and wrapped him around a
tree q few times, and then hurled him to
the ground with unnecessary violence.
Leaving Mr.. Nye insensible on the
ground the cyclone got into the buggy, and
the lines drove back 10 the country
town, and turned the vehicle over to the
overjoyed livery stable man, who never e1-
to see it again, having in the mean
time learned the true character Of Nye.
Nye was brought back on q stretcher
With one leg broken, and it was two months
he was able to walk out on crutches
and visit his fsvorite saloons and pawn
broker shops. For several weeks after the
accident he was nye unto deaths door.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

THE a,od Of two yeacs ago naturally
makes the people along the Ohio feel IN.
easy whenever there il a suijsa rise IN the
river With heavy snow aud ram accompa.
uinsn,s. The heavy SHOWS covering all the
territory drained BY the Ohio and its tribu
tAries and the general rains yesterday can
not fail in making d large river. Bur ua-
less heavy rains continue there IS not much
reason to fear danger. The weather ;odi.
cations yesterday morning predicted q cold
wave for the Ohio Valley today. Il this is
a. predicted, the rains aud tbs melting
Of the snow will cease, and the increase OF
the size OF the river viii scarcely overflow
the banks f II does that.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
NEW MARTlNSVILLE
The Cartwright Trial--Snow and Rain
Local Sews-PersOnal.

The Cartwright Trlal--Snow ana ram
Local Sews-PersOnal.
Special 10 the Sunday Register.
New MAR~rINsyuLLE, January l6.-Miss
Amelia Nseley, who has been spending the
holidays o. home CT West Union, has return
ed, accompanied by her, sister, Miss Cora
}. d. Ewing, Esq, is attending County
Court here.
The young mens' dancing club recently
organized and gave its first parry Thursday
evening. Every n present seemed to
enjoy themselves. The kid element was
decidedly in the majority.
Robert McEldOwney was at Wheeling
Thursday.
Justice Eakia, NJ. Brast and j. s. Me
Caskey filed their ice houses this week
with choice ice.
A p]rotracted meeting is in progress Of
the brick church.
John C. McEIdowney, Esq went to
Woodsfeld Wednesday to attend court.
County court has been in session al
week.
Justice A. P. Brookover is able to be at
his office again.
Dr.. Lowther is on duty again, after a
few DAYS confinement to his room.
An excursion to Moundsville is booked
for the pa. Our band is engaged to play
at the rink there that night.
I. D. Young has returned from Tyler
county.
From indications the trial OF Cartwright
at the coming term ofthe Circuit Court will
prove somewhs, interesting. Cartwright
is arraigned only on the charge Of suOor.
nation OF perjury, but it is generally
thought that his trial will develop some.
thing Of interest aud throw some light on
some other offences committed the last
few months along the border Of Wetzel
and Marion counties,
S F. Angus, of Wheeling, is in town
looking after the interests OF the publishing
house of which he ia q member.
All the snow within O radius Of a mile
seems to have dritled on our payemerts.
The pedestrian Who can walk Il square
without frantically saving the air and
usiog both arms for balancing poles, is
ready for the most dizzy tight-rOpe per-
to,mance.
1t commenced raining here this morning
about one o'clock and has been raining
steadily ever since. The SNOW is rapidly
disappearing and running off into the
small streams.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
LITERARY NOTES.

Tax AMERICAN JoyRSAL Cy Mgggc,L SlIExya
Pabuslsd quarterly subscription g rgr year
PhlAdelPhiG: Lea BCOtlCu * 70.
The a5oys named Journal Tor the trsD
quarter OF Less contains So psge7, De.
voted 10 clrreu, discussions IN medical
science. A great many new experiments
and discoveries IN regard to diseases @:
both mind and body are described IN this
number. Several InporIan: lectures are
given aud tEs prevention aad ;rea,usGt o:
diseases are largely discussed. The iO.,
lowing in regard 70 ~bydropkO5,a IS given:
M. PAsteur has recently resi before the
Academy Of Msd,cjGs in PARIS a paper
on o method tor preventing hyt-ophoois
after the bite
The meyh.d consists in the preparation
ola virus which cag be ioocgl3tsd Into the
subject bitten, and whIca can be cultivated
80 IS 10 possess different degrees Of visG-
lsucs. The veakss. strength is fEst irjs2,
ted beneath the skin OF the subject opera,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
FERRY.

On Friday DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Biacktord
had been married twenty years, and In &C
cordance with d time honored cQstom ceie-
brsted the anniversary in a very becoming
manner There were quite O large num-
Der Of guests present and the Doctor and
his amlsble wife were voted excellent hosts
and received numerous elegant presents.
We append q list Of the guests aud their
presents as follows:
Joseph Medill and lady-fruit diah.
Mr.. James Gifin and lady, Of St. Glars.
ville,-pickel castor.
DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Ong-toilet case.
James Gov and lady-porcelain com,
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson-tsoIe
cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Rslslon, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. P. CroweI, Mr.. aud Mrs. James Kerr
silver tea set.
W. H. B!ackforda and fa~mily-lsrge fruit
dish.
Misses Maggie and Aunie Nesbit, of
K~it,aning, Pa-pair fruit bowls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nesbit, of Wheel.
ing-coal vase ard ire irons.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. &. Campbell-pickel
dishes.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Hall, Of Kansas
decorated water SET.
Thomas Neebi,, of Wheeliug-carving
set.
Mr., and Mes. J. W. Nesbit, Of Wheeling
silver tea set.
Miss Eva Ried-butter djah.
Dr.. aud Mrs. j. W. Darrab-decorG,ed
slaugh dish.
Mrs. Mary Ried aud family-marbl9top
stand.
J. Addison Blackford, Jr and sister
set FIRE irons.
Thomas Cow and wife pair large vases.
James Gowan's children -set Of desert
dishes.
The Etna and Standard mills 20 on to-
morrow, the former in full and the latter
nearly so. 1t is reported that the prospects
for large spring sales are very good.
1t is reported that Lsmuel Bradford, of
Plymouth, Mass has handed in his resig-
nation at the Laughlin mill, to take easc:
February LIST. He will hereafter interest
himself in the Introduction Of his new wire
nail machine.
The Buckeye gla.s works havs Pots in
their new Smith furnace and the Grss
lighted. They will ~proaa5ly De ct work
making glass tomorrow week.
The Elson glass works goes on tGll
tomorrow. Billy Garrett leG on q western
trip Friday morning. TIE Trip is pf;l.
for the Introduction Of some new
sRecislties.
The Hoyle Jones manufacturing estsb-
lIshment resumed operations last week.
These works have been idle since their old
shops were burned down about q year ago.
1t is said that they hove very good pros
poets ahead, and will commence on ten
machines for next season.
Spence, Bags Il CO.. stove works were
)f last week on account Of frozen sand.
They 90 on fall Tuesday.
L. Spence's shop force is g wotk on new
machinery.
W. NJ. Mann's foundry ia making large
quantities Of furnace and mill machinery
For safs-Finer residence on Fifth street
five roomsa aud hall down stairs and two
mall rooms up stairs; stable, Gala. and
,ood cis,ern. Fer further information
all on or address j. I. Harris, resi- estate
nd insurance agent.
The steamer Climax and the wharf are
9th grounded Captain Ingisbright ex-
ects to have the boat in the trade 10 NOR.
ow. ,
Mr.. Bud Brown was somewhat better !
esterdsy.
Misses Kate and Ssllis Carmichael aud e.,
Ir. Hsnes and Miss Mary Yost have re- |
armed from q visit in Portland. ,
Russell Medill hiss taken The agency for /
Bros. Home Steam Lsuadry Of q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

the parent turned around and in the most
impatient, ruthless way he took his tongue
and hewed her literally almost to the
ground. | looked around and said You
lnhuman brute, | would not hew mg child
that way for all the world" You can
almost cruelty your child with 4 stroke
of your tongue
Some Of sou not only chop your children
to pieces, but you would die before you
would 90 and beg their pardon. | know
what it is 10 look upon q sweet child that
had its arms around my face for the last
time. 1t is gone, but when it is gone |
never want to go into my parlOr and look
upon my child and say: Job, how those
icy cold fingers point my memory back to
hssty wordsl'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
Miss Nellie Sedgwlck, of St. C~larrsville.

Miss Nellie Ssdgwlck, of St, Cla'rsVille,
ia the guest of Miss Alma Chessell.
F. r Ssdgwick is a. the Sherman
House.
Wheeling. He will receive your work Of
A. r Ong's drug store.
4. j. YauPelt and wife were rendered o
reception q; the formers home, about one
vest OF town yesterday.
The Gale Of property for delinquent
taxe5 takes place or Tuesday.
Sir. Nicholson, Of Pttsburg, inventor
and builder Of the Nicholson gas furnace
for CASA making, was in tom yesterday
looking at Mr.. Smiths new invention.
Mir. Henry Oder, OF the B9llaire Goblet
Works, was in to n yesterday.
Mr. J. G. WalIiug, Of B9llaire, who has
been filing the place Of j. Van Pelt, re-
turned 10 his home last night. =.
j. B. Gillespie has Purchased several
fine fowls Of the Laugshsn breed.
Ross Mitchell is IN Welisburg visiting
frieuds.
J. " Msrring, of the Bellsire Lantern
Globe Works, was in town yesterday.
kSV. W. w. walker Will COuuuCl eot'lSS
in the Episcopal Church to day, at the
usual hour.
c. j.. Gould, of the Ohio Galley rail,
road, was in town yesterday.
John Ulrich IS confined to his bed.
J W Fowler, OF Bridgeport called on
friends in town yesterday.
c. N. Wells has had nine chickens stolen
in two nightg-iye the first haul aud four
the second.
Il n. Theaker left here under the i'm
preston that he would find a warmer eli
mate in Missouri. A letter dated last
Monday states that the thermometer stood
20 below zero that morning.
On Friday night some one broke into
r. Bars shoe shop and carried of a pair
Of gun boots. a hammer and several other
tools.
Ed. Archibald WAS arrested yesterday fol
carving concealed weapons.
Miss Hannah EggleSon is colvGlescent
B. F. Brady returned from Pittsburgh
yesterday.
K. c. Swartz has returned from a triE
in the interest OF the Martins Ferry stove
works.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
USENYI
Matrimonial Drama Behind the Sccnes-
News Notes.

$50 'f'~ 'N
News Notes,
S1srial % he Sy.tiy Register.
STEUHHyvILLE, ., January l6-Among
the performers in the Campbell Novelt,
Company which held the boards at tn,
Theatre ComiQue lest, was @ prepossessinl
woman who gocs under the name Of Mat
tie Moor, 0nd who has been having G
great time among our boys. and frequent
" bleeding q good many OF them. on,
Of her many admirers having made her q
present Of e gold watch. Everything wen
smoothly until cue day last week, when 9
| welldresscd mRn entered the Mayors OF
fee and Informed his honor that he wal
in search Of his wife VINO had eloped will
an actor named Newman, who was also il
the Novelty Company The man said hi,
name was Rlgler and that he was at pre-
Gent performing in the Academy OF Music
az Pittsburgh. lie said ne married Miss
Moore thirteen years ego in Wllliamsport
Pa and had three children horn to them
who are nov living at Wiiiiamsport, Pa.
with Mrs. RigIers pnreutG. The Mayor
n,ct bSr h@s5,1J IL The Waror's office
positively refused 10 have anything to do
with hin, telling him 10 90 his way and
tina. she would 20 taca lie pleaded for
her TO 20 home aud live viii the children
aud that he would sucport her. and he
himself would never bother her if she did
not want him 10 hIt all his entreaties and
nr~opos;icns we're in vain. lie then filed
an nfi6,,it ~arrjns, her md Newman for
adpIterv hut ord not an,.a- against them
and tbay vet m ,ha;, way rejoicing.
The s.. Paurs church social ut Falk 8
~rsrIo-s l,st Wei7,siay right, was a de.
cided success. rba bean game and comic
concert were special features. There were
refreshments and al agreeable time gen.
orally.
Miss Carrie Hogan entertained her
friends a: he raiiiaHH" Of her father, on
Market street last Friday evening. Pro-
g~ressive euchro vas the f,ature of the even
inc.
Tho Ro,rc,,.Nopr,or O,ero Connanv
which LoId ,%s baa-i. a.. the Onora House
Ioo, CO., .sos n-e.,y .,i,rv attended. Next
woeL Wa.o's ror-,4v Camnanv
'S" C,',., .n
C9Hi'oh ! T"I IoIs, =, ia Wv o~a L;S oII ~
hITI"GG'r s''lnig; az U't i "SG n'In{ re,
,pec;.' Gun '' t"'s ei.y, u'eo III Bei'Alfe
.Hst n+" -, Con- ~ EronL "U mbn :. =; ne h" ~'
on d 'I,'' ~ .'' .iono u;. Uana
bh roo,bt 70 this civ last Wednesdav and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17


Tag Atlanta Constitution thinks that M
iasdce has been done the Rev. j C. AEN-
R by tie p~0s;ponsmeu; O: his trial
Ii says. De. ArIsrspsG has been g..
posed tcou Lis pulpit under charges which
his friends SAP d never be sustained sal
Of which he declares his innocence. For
neatly four months be has rested under
this suspension aud bis Church, which
stood BY him almos. ~un5robeu,v has been
practically without = head
DE-. ARMSTRONG has many friends 10
Wheeling and they Will feel "a iu,sres, in
the result, Of his trial, which has been
postponed until mex. week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
WEST ALEXANDER
The late Observation-Disclosures Sidewalks
Local Notes.

Local Notes.
Spectacle The Sunday BsgiJter.
WEST ALEXANDER, January lG.-The
blizzard OF the 8th and 9ih instant was
very severe in this vicinity; there vas rot
as much snow fell IS in 1856, but it drift.
ed more, making the roads impossible
There WAS q slim attendance at the church.
es, but tue Sunday REGISTER train got
through.
J. B.. Thomas, of Liberty township
killed two hawks this week measuring re
spaclively, four feet five inches and four
feet two inches from tip to tip of wings,
and two feet from point Of bill to point Of
tail.
Not many farmers were in town this
week, and what few there were came By
walking, the roads being impossible, but
they were being opened up yesterday.
John Gordon met with an accident yes.
terdsy. He wa engaged in hauling straw
and while loading the stack fell on him.
He was speedily released, in an u~nconsci,
GUS condition. Medical aid was called.
The sleighing is good on the National
road, but not many are enjoying it.
Quite a number went to the temperance
meeting held at Valley Grove last evening
to hear what Rev. R. NJ. Carson had to say
on the subject. he made some very good
points.
Several from this vicinity took in the hop
held at Elm Grove last evening.
Communion will be held at the U. P.
Church tomorrow.
Our friend d. R. Frazier and family
will return to New Mexico in the spring,
Dave having secured a contract of carry.
ing the mail out there. They will have
the good wishes Of their many friends here
To-day it is raining, which will cause the
snow to move, no doubt causing a big
river. If so, you may look out tor a visit
from here.
We learn there is a company forming
here for the purpose Of boring for gas or
oil. The officers names we have not
learned fully at the present writing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

A good story comes from a boys board
ing school in Jersey The diet was mo,
notsnous and constipating, and the learned
Principal decided to introduce some old
style physic in the apple sauce, and await
the happy results, One bright lad, the
smartest in school, discovered the secret
nine in his sauce, aud pushing back his
plate, shouted to the psdsgogue, mo
physic, sir, in mine. Ny dad told me to
use nothin' but DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgstive Pellets and they are a doing
their duty like q charm They are snti.
bilious, and purely vegetable.