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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-04
BELMONT COUNTY COMPLETE.
The Republican County Ticket Elected Ex-

The Republican County Ticket Elected Ex-
cept Samuel Ii. Piper, for Clerk.
In Bridgeport, the entire city and town.
ship precinct voteis pOlled at one polling
place, and as result it is always quite
late before the vote is counted. Yesterday
morning at daylight, the judges were just
completing their work, and as necessary
consequence, the result came too late for
even the REGISTERS second edition. The
ballot is as follows: For Secretary of State,
Robinson, Republican, 512; Mcbride,
Democrat, 3s1; Judge of Supreme Court,
Williams, Republican, SAG; Follett, DEM
Ocrat, 345. Clerk of Supreme Court, Hes
ter, Republican, 55li Cruikshank;; Demo-
crat, 343. Commissioner of common schools
Tappan, r., $40; Brown; D., 395. Mem
Board of Public Works, Hahn, r., $50,
Ludwig, D., 344. Representative in Con-
gress, Taylor, R., 548; KennOn, D., 352.
Judge Common Pleas, Kelly, r., 5S3;
briggs, d., 1874. Clerk of Courts, Piper,
r., 5O3; Cash, d. 1863. Auditor, Darrah,
r, $50; Barrett, d., 334. Sheriff,
Foulke, r., $50; Fauple, D., $40: Re
corder, Beckett, r., $50; Wright, d., 3i6.
Commissioner, Cope, r., sos; McComas,
d., $50. Infrmary Directors, Clark, r.,
551; McCOnnaughy, R., 565; Taylor, d.,
800; Biggett, d., 3i7. Cor
oner, Martin, r., 545; Jones, d.,
343; Justice of the Peace, Theodore Keller,
r., 495. The other justice candidates re-
ceived small votes, Shrodes receiving the
largest.
At st. Clairsville all the returns are in,
but the official count will not be out be-
fore to-day. Enough is known, however,
to warrant the assertion that all the Re-
publican county ticket is elected by small
maiorities excepting Samuel i. Piper, for
Clerk of Courts.
Cash's majority over Piper is about 300
Morris COpe's majority is the largest in
the county and reaches most 500. Darrah
for Auditor has bare majority of %
Foulke for Sheriff has about 300 majority.
Kelly for Common Pleas Judge ran ahead
of his ticket in the county, but in the dis
trict briggs election is assured. The
complete returns will he in by Tomorrow.
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WOODEN WEDDING.
DIR. and Mrs. II. %. Williams Iutersin .
Pleasant Party.

DIR. and Mrs. IL. q. Williams Iutersin .
Pleasant Party.
On Monday night DIR, and Mrs h. q
Williams, Of Martins Ferry, celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their marriage 10
their elegant home on North Fourth street
in that city. Their large parIoN ven
brilliantly illuminated and the rirglut
costumes of the ladies, set 81 hy The mG,
sombcr colors of ia" grn,cmoa''
dress, presented beautiful and
enchanting picture. The Doctor aud h
estimablc lady received numerous hSaaL.
full and costly wooden present, somr d
which contained barely enough wood n
their construction TO admit them al 3
wooden wedding. Those present ven
+. X. Williams, father of the doctor, .
gentleman - years Of age, Miss Iva WI.
liams, Miss Ella Williams, J. L. MIlchdl.
wife and family, of ST. ClairSNiIic, Gco.
Jcps0u and family Of st. Clalr'liIc, Nm
Grove, mother of Mrs. Williams, aud tbs
Misses Blanche and Mamie Grove Of II
Clairsvillc, Mr.. Joseph MedilI aud hly,
Capt. l.. w. Inglebright and lady, Judt'
John y. Cochran aud wifi. ThomPoR
Thomas and wife. w. A. RlulIH, T. G
BOYD and wife, DR.. A. X. Ong aud vii
DIR. w. II. Hall aud wife, Mrs W. "
Sheets and daughter, W. H. Mod ADD
wife, James A. Dickson aud wife, J. b
Gillespie aud wife, NJ. &. Mitchell and
wife, and j. G.. Gray and wllr
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ADEMOCRAT SPEAKS.

He Points Out How Portion of the De
feat was brought About.
Toths Editor If the Register:
Subtle majority in Ohio county for
Goff is IS, and for Scott is -. The race for
State Senator in Ohio county was surpriS-
inglv close when the adverse circumstances
are considered. SCOTS majority is only
II greater than COTS. The Democrats in
the Central Glass Works voted almost
solidly for their President, and eNerted
their influence for him with their friends.
The BOycoticr and the Nccs-Lfttey fought
fierce battle in his favor, and what in
fluence that may belong to City Solicitor
O'Keeffe and Edward Robertson was east
into the scale in favor ofthe Hon. n. Il.
Scott. The Democratic vote in the glass
house is estimated at considerably in
excess of one hundred, while the
Hessrs Robertson and City Solicitor
O'Keeiie certainly controlled three, and
according TO their idea far greater num-
her of votes. { Mr.. Ed. Robertson voted
for Golf and against J. III. Good four years
NNO, anu ~ SbtliN llillt lttll AN
back candidate for the House of Delegates
in opposition to the regular Democratic
nominees.
Mr.. O'Keehe based his opposition to
PendletOn upon the ground that the latter
was an avOwed and known friend Of Sena-
tor Camden.
| The City Solicitor, q Democratic officer,
however, was anxious that the vote of the
First Senatorial district should be cast by
= Republican, in favor of a Republican
United States Senator in jan
uary, 1887, and also for another
in January, 1SS9. If the State
Senate be lost to the Democracy these
gentlemen may feel that they contributed
| their Btite to further that result. Of slck
Democrats are the kingdom Of heaven.
Certain Democrats around the city think
that those who masquerade rs Democrats
only when they want Office may possibly
hear something drop in the future. At
any rate it is well that the honest and
faithful Democratic voters of this count
should know the position and stand to-
in the recent election by men whc
been promoted in the past or now
4 living or portion Of It at :
1He De'lis eratic party. s
1
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SERIOUSLY HURT.

A Bridgeport Man Pals Fifty Feet.
On Tuesday evening Andy Boggs, well
known young man, employed in the La
Belle glass works, beanie intoxicated and
sought nights rest in the loft Of Colonel
John Hills stable, on Pike street. Some
time during the night the unfortunate man
Weakened and started inquest Of m opening
through which he might get out of the
loft. At the foot Of the NOW IL door
which looks out over tho bank Of Wheel
ing creek, and which is about fifty feet
from the ground. Boggsevidently became
bewildered, and mistaking this for more
convenient exit, stepped out He was
found lying on the creek hank below about
a O'Clock yesterday morning, and was
picked up and taken 70 his home in Kirk
wood, where an examination byphysicians
revealed that one ankle was badly broken
and the spine seriously injured. He b
now lying in o critical coalition.
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ScaYenrers ID Imno-tsnce.

Next to the bowels, or rather in ennjpIctiOn
wi;h them, the kidneys and bladder are the
most important scayengers of the system. They
purify the blood add carry of the refuse, pre-
venting rheumatism, dropSy, Bsight's disease and
diabetes by their active cleansing woFS. Hos
tettsSis stomach Bitters, when the kidneys
eyinee steRqsney to relax the activity Of their
important function, TsGews it. and thus aYerts
renal maladies, the most dirnesE % cope with,
ana which superinduee frishthIl loss Of bodily
tissue, SLazsila and flesh. When the renal or
EanS exhibit tee SlsghteSt symptoms or inaetiOn,
they should al opce reesigr the nee,lfnl stimulus
ies. l5hills and fever, dyspepsia, constipation,
liver complaint aud debility aTe also remeiied
By IL
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HARDING IfIri.
Quiet Wedding on Fourteenth stree, ,''
tcrdBy AnoTuo"n.

terday AnoTao"n.
The residence of DR.. and Mr., John Z
Hump, corner Of Eoh and l"nr'oraih
streets, was, yesterday afternoon, the '''r'
Of q quiet wedding, the principals h7as
their daughter, Miss 4. Virginia I'R
and Mr.. Charles V.Harding, Of Wl'hngi0a'
Pa. Only the relative aud rmm"d's
friends Of the couple wiinrSs~l The Ha'.
rage ceremony, which was = very pew
one. IL was just 800 o'clock "be" ~
happy pair stood before Rev j. 4 '''
bingham, ID. d., pastor of th" iT'' ~, -.
byterian Church, in The east pnI"f % ~ =,
residence, which had brcn MhHT1i
decorated, aud were pronounced man ~
wife. -,
The brlde-elect looked ycry h'nl"% y.
i'm an exquisite costume Of NA.i' ~ 30
Francois, combined with plush i" "
same shade; point lac and ''in''s
The groom was attireh 10 = hifA
suit. ...,
After a brief and informal f'"Py =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding were driven - y,
=. C. & ST. J.. depot, where ih"y ' ~, 4.
3:55 train for New York. tb1+ d.
omcns of good luck, old She, ap -. ,l
being thrown after them, While '"'D -,
GOOD wishes followed them upon ~ 3.
Journey. Mr.. and Mr.. HARDING n.
at home at Washington, Ia, az"
cember /.
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tIrand Conoert and fSaiI.

This evening the MaennerchOr Singing
Society will celebrate the thirty-lirSt ami,
versary of the foundation OF the Society
with grand concert and hall in their hall
OH Market Street, north of Fourteenth.
The Society will he assisted in the concert
by Misses Flora Williams and Emma ODpcr-
mann and the Opera House Orchestra, Prof.
II. J. Arbenz acting as conductor. 4 very
interesting musical programme has been
prepared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-04

thousand fold if he has the Spirit of God.
Lots of Christians think they have power
because they have high position in the
church or in society This is a mistake. The
speaker then related the story of Lot who
was big man in SOdOm. Does
your influence bring men to Christ?
asked he. If it does that is the
kind of influence we want. We must
drink deeper of the well Of life so we can
have more power. There was man once
who had q well, which he claimed was first
class, with two eXceptiOns--they being
that it dried up in the summer and froze
ND in the winter. This well may be COM
pared with a good many Christians. We
want men who are hot 365 days in the
year, not those who will say on an occa-
sion of this kind we have had a glorious
meeting; hope we'll have another next
| year. If the power of God should
come upon us to-day, and fill us full of
the spirit of God, the influence of these
meetings would reach out hundred miles.
Christ commands us to be filled. l would
like to see in this country n meeting
one day in each week for every hungry
Christi ian, but many people go to prayer
meeting, Us they say, Just to keep up the
meetings: nothing more. five only had
object and purpose in these meetings,
what good we could accomplish.
What we want is spirit of up
lifting. The most humilating thing
TO think of is how Satan is
WALKING RIGHT INTO OUR HOMES
and taking our sons and daughters, and
we haven't power to save them. 1t is an
awful thing. 1t isn't the will of God
When you see your son or daughter slip
ping away from You and you havn't the
power or influence to save them, you want
to pray, and must wait on God for power.
The question is will you let Him fill you
with the spirit of Christ. Power over
dead matter is nothing like power over
the human will If we are filled we can
do more in one week than we otherwise
could in seven years. | would rather see
one hundred people baptized here than one
| thousand in the rink tonight. Because
then we would have more thorough Chris
tians, rs we would RlOw better how To
work. ! can preach all year and the devil
will BAT me OH the back but he won't if ]
preach Christ. We want to look for the
| Pentecostal work and rs long
as God gives blessings let us keep working.
! believe if You would fill this building
with men and women who came here 10
pray the building would he shakeni we
want the old apostolic power. Peep your
eye Oh the Master; look on Jesus and lie
will give you power. Like Elisha, ask
for double portion of power. Father,
wouldn't YOU like to he Amounted Moth
er, wouldn't you like to be Amounted, so
you could save your boys and girls and
make your home hight Now, want
all hungry christians 10 remain and we
will have hali-hour prayer service, and
think we will feel the power among us.
The after meeting resulted in great good,
nearly all the audience remaining and a
season of very earnest and effective prayer
was had, which better dtte,i the workers
for the evening meeting.
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THE EYENING MEETING.
4 Large Crowd at the Rink Considering
the Bad Weather.

litt
Considering the inclemcncy of the
weather the attendance ut the riak meet
ing last night VA large, but it was OBJ
served that the majority of the audience
consisted of women and children, class
of persons who wonld have been least ex-
pected to attend in such weather rs was
hal last night. AS is usual
in the night meetings prelim-
mary service of song was held before the
services proper, the choir being led by
Prof. TOwner. Several fire hymns were
sung among which the ''Gloria Patri"
WAS rendered in an especially effective
manner. The regular services were open
ed by the singing OF the standard old
hymn, Am soldier of the Crosse" after
which Rev. Mr.. Simpson, of the Disciples
Church, lead in an earnest prayer for the
success of the meetings. Prof. Towner
then sung al solo, and after prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Jordan of the First baptist
Church and the singing Of the 4th hymn
Mr.. Moody announced that the subject OF
his sermon would be the New Birth. {"
Said he
THE SERMON.
My friends, you all believe that Jesus
taught truly and believing this, can there
be any more important subject to man than
than this new BIRTH" In John iii, 3, we
have these words uttered by Jesus, 'Ex-
cept man be born again, he cannot see the
kindom of God" and yet, as deeply i'm
pertant rs this text is, there is hardly any
other doctrine so little understood. But
to the Christian this is the "A i G." of the
Bible. used to have such trouble in I'M
derstanding the Bible that often / would
give up doubtful passages in despair, but
after was born Of the Spirit-there was
no more difficulty in it for me. And 80 it
will prove with any one who Is troubled.
Come to Christ and be born again
and all your doubts and fears will
vanish and you will be sOothed and com.
fcrted by Him. A man once came TO me
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Friday Evenings Ball.

The hop 20 be given at the McLurt
House, on Friday evening, is an assured
success, and promises TO be eiss of the
SWEETEST and largest affairs ever given IN
the city, thirty-tiye couples having al,
ready accepted invitations to be present
The gentlemen who have the affair in
charge, rs well rs all who attend, will
leave nothing undOne for the entertain,
ment of the guests, and they deserve
much credit for their efforts to entertain
their lady friends.
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AMUsHNFNT-'
A Splendid Programme 10 h. oi''ap
the Sr,t week.

A Splendid Programme 10 b" OWE
the Sr,t week 49,.
An unusually varied aud a' IS,
amusement programme has Zen -
sor the Opera Hou-e, by Nlnas'r fe .,
during the next week OF 70. IT" -
Friday and Saturday, when MI 49,
Murphy will present the ''StlHh -,
and kerry Cow" OF the "'"'"
the Boston Adootis'r says -. ,,a, ~
shaun Rhue, an IRISH dram, ~, %!
been seen in this citybefore' VS. ~,
AT the Howard Atben1nm la''s', ..~. -
company that, with few 'i 80 20, ~
hsoome identified With all it. i ron ~
oyan and Shaun Rhue i. pIavedd "a
Joseph Murphy, a COMEDIAN ,I - q
Of no mean part, Whose at i, ep, Lar bsa
Irish character in this AMI 'I - oIssss
already been recognized in the, Mr. pR
Monday evening. the M, seost
Bowers appears in lady AnGlsl IN NJ
Tuesday we have Janaa' DE- usicAIss
MerriIes, and Wedne-tay " ,o,as %
Mendelssohn Quintet Club 'l'
the AriOn Singing Soeiry'
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A Deljghtful Affair.

A very swell dance was given, last even
ing, at Mercantile Hall, by number of
young society folks, about forty couples
being present. A number of the members
of the French" had the affair in charge,
and it was a grand social success, everyone
present enjoying a delightful evening
dancing to Prof. Eramer's full orchestra.
At IL o'clock an elegant supper was
served, after which the fun was kept up
until an early hour this morning. The
dance was full dress affair and the cos
TUNES of the ladies were beautiful.
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Pocket-bouk Lost.

Mrs. Margaret Vail, Sixth ward lady,
while attending the Moody meeting at the
rink, Tuesday evening, had the misfortune
to lose her pocket book, containing quite a
sun, of money. The finder will do n very
great kindniss by returning the sane 10
the REGISTER Office. A suitable reward
will be paid.
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IN A SMALL WAY.
Pointed Peneilings Of Brief Items of Loc
Interest.

Pointed Peneilings Of Brief Items of Local
Interest.
ONE marriage license was issued yes
terday.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
KARL THE PEDDLER' ut the Opera
House this evening.
There were two cases before his Honor
yesterday morning.
AT o'clock this morning there was hut
one victim in the lookup.
Miss Curtis, of New York, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Walker Peterson.
THE daily production of the Washington
oil field has dropped to.9, 900 BARRELS.
Miss Leila Ingalls,, of GAINESVILLE, who
has been the guest of Miss Belle Mendel
for several weeks, returned home Tues
day, much to the regret of the many
friends she made while here.
TONIGHT will be the last chance the
citizens ofWheeling will have to see the
Gamblers Wife, "as on Friday and Satur-
day the great western drama The Dan
ties" will be substituted. A fine perfor-
nance may be expected. Miss Worth will
play the dual roles OF Nancy Williams
and Billy Piper.
Mr.. J. H. BOrToNBERG, an experienced
East Liverpool potter, arrived in the city
yesterday, With view of examining sites
for new pottery here, and endeayoring
to perfect the necessary arrangements for
putting a plant in operation. We rec
Ommend him to the care of the special
Chamber of Commerce COMMITTEES.
Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time
Train leaving Bridgeport at 1:5O p. M,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for ali points West and
| Northwest.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfers of real estate
were admitted to record yesterday:
Deed made October 10, lSSf, by Anna
H. Duff to Henry Sohmulhach, Tor piece
of ground on Pine street. Consideration
s., 600.
Deed made November g. 1886, by Henry
X. Hess and wife to Mary Schutzner, for
a piece of ground on Center street, Fulton.
Consideration 81, 100.
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Hoss Excellent.

J.J. Atkins, Chief Of fS 10, "A .rbs
Tenn, writes: "My family y,s at aeaics.
eficiaries Of your most ets e, 'ccooaa.usp.is
having found it to be } i y. ritot. y
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DIR. Kings New Dtsco''ic ooxhs o.
sion Is guaranteed to cure an and eesp =
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Grand Opera House.

On Saturday afternoon q two dollar and
half gold piece will be given to the child
making the most number of words out of
the soatence "rhe Gamblers Wife," the
list of words 10 he enclosed aud presented
at the box Office with name.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
carl, the Fodder"

This evening that well-knOwn actor,
Charles A. Gardner, supported by strong
company will present ''Karl, the Peddler'
at the Opera House. The play is q splen-
did one. and Q large audience should be
present.
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mbeelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
THE WEATHER.
INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 3.-FOr
Western Pennsylvania and w. Va, fair
weather, lower, followed by higher tenn
perature. Western winds shifting to
SOutherly. River will remain stationary
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Index 20 New advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.


Opcra House -MendelSohn Quintette Club
To LOan-MOnCy.
Rare and Profitable Offer.
Opera iIOuSe-JahanSchcE.
Winter Reading-SIaulOu 4 Davenport.
FOURTH PAGE.
Colossal Display of OyerCOatS- 4 Co.
Syrup Honey, TOlu and Tar-R. ii. List.
Ventilated Rubber COatS-D. Guudling K Co.
Double Bars for Sale-F. W. Banner.
BOnel6sslHams-McM
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wILMOTH-BLACK.
a Pretty Wedding at st. Matthews p. f.
Church Yesterday.

4 Pretty Wedding at st. Matthews T. f.
Church Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon the marriage Of Mr..
A. +. WilmOth and Miss May Black was
solemnized at ST. Matthew's p. f. Church
in very pretty and impressive manner.
Quite number of the iIinds and relatives
of the contracting parties were present,
and at 4:3O, when the doors were thrown
open and the grand notes of the wedding
march filled the edifice with harmony,
every eye was strain ed TO see the bridal
party enter.
The ushers, Messrs. Andrew
Wilson, of this city, and
y. Bruce Hall, of SeY Martins
vile, preceded the couple 10 the altar,
where the usual positions were taken, and
Rev. Rush Swope, of st. Matthews, ~ the
simple and beautiful service of the EMS
copal Church, pronounced the word. that
bound in golden letters two loving hearts
for life, the charm of the service beinp
heightened by the organist, Miss Mary
Wilde, playing sof! and lovely melody
during its observance.
N-lo,, Al l,,t l., - a
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of getting into
tables and chairs
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the church.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-18
HIS OWN COUNTY AGAINST HIM.
Delegate Who Says that Scott Ray Will
Get No Support from Shelby County.

One of the Shelby county delegates to the
coming Democratic congressional convention
was in the city last night. and Journal reporter
asked him about the feeling Of Shelby county
delegates, and the people there generally, in re-
gard TO the candidacy of Scott Ray
''Did you say Scott Raygn was the answer
'sHe won't get the vote of solitary delegate
from Shelby county. He couldn't have got any
votes to speak of from that county If he had
been duly announced before the PRIMARIES were
held. Seven out of every ten voters in the party
are opposed to Ray, and he will not
get the vote of delegate unless
that delegate violates the pledge he has made to
the members of his party, when the primaries
were held. The entire seventeen delegates from
Shelby county were either instructed for Bynum
or pledged themselves to vote for him as the
condition of their election as delegates Our
people would not support Ray If nominated
the county would 60 against him by 1000 ma
jority instead of going as it usually does from
600 to 800 for the Democratic candidate. Our
people are down Scott Ray first, last and all
the time"
The delegate further said that Bailey would
not get anything from Shelby county in any
event Captain Myers. if still in the race,
might get some of the votes in the event of the
failure to nominate Bynum, but most of them
would likely 60 to Judge Turpie