Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-28
FAlRMONT.
A Grand Temperance MeetinG--rhe Re-
vival-LocaI News-PersOnal.
Special to the Sunday Register.

A Grand Temperance MeetinG--The Re
vival-LocaI News-Personal.
Special to the Sunday Register.
FMRMoNr, ". Va, February 27.-Csp
tain Frank Burt, o! Warrington, the apos
tai of ST. John, has issued call for q
grand temperance MAS meeting to be held
in the rink here on Fc!Gay, March II
1886. The speakers will be the Hon. A
A. Hopkins, of New York, and Hon. Thos
r. Carshadon, of this State, both eminent
men and noted orators. The object IS to
effect an organization Of the Prohibition
party in this county with view to future
political Vo:k. Ia this connection We
have heard Mr. Carskadon mentioned as 8
candidate for Governor and Mr.. Burt for
Auditor, at the next election. We do not
know what Office would about fit "Yurs
freely, Spencer W. Sturm," but he ought
TO tackle something or other. OF course,
the meeting will awaken popular enthuSi
asm. 'Rah for Carskadon Rsh for
Burtll 'Rah for S;urmII
Miss Annie Gould, one of our handsome
young misses, entertained a select party OF
her friends at her home on Bridge street
last evening.
Ths great revival that has been sweep
ing our town cyclonicslly, SO to speak, is
still in progress, and there Is no abatement
as yet in the interest. Most of the young
folks in town have made professions of re
lislon and some OF the old and hardened
sinners have come out into the light. In
truth the good influence has permested the
whole commuHity-not EGirnopt alone,
but Marion county-snd glad tidings
are waited daily from every nook and cor.
ner, from every hamlet and village through
out old Marion. Our section can stand a
large quantity Of religion. We have new
er felt that We had surteit OF 1t.
The scholars Of that most Pro6Cienl lady,
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney-Palmer, will tender
her q testimonial concert to be given on
March 18th, prior to that lsdy's return TO
Wheeling. Some of the young ladies and
gentlemen of her class have made great
advsncemens, Ehich is as much an earnest
Of the excellence of the concert IS it is ev,
idence of Mrs Palmer's ability 81 a
teacher of music.
The citizsns Of FsiFViey, this county,
held an election on Tuesday TO settle the
matter OF incorporating the villsge. The
result, showed majority of two, out of &c
cast, in favor of municipal government
MSs:on county already has four incorpOr-
ated towns, viz Esirmont, Warrington,
Rivesville and Palatiuo. lairView will
make another, and it is expected that
Cstawha, Brink, Begun and Metz will
shortly follow suit.
Patrick Koran, of Warrington, fore.
nan in the employ Of the B It o. railroad
company, died very suddenly, on Sunday
morning last, OF paralysis 81 the Seart,
and vas buried here on Tuesday. De-
ceased was d brother of Lawrence Koran,
of this place, was most estimable citizen
and was much esteemed By large circle
Of friends, He was about 60 years Of age
and leaves q wife and four children.
The Psrkersburg Journal recently gave
our excellent Mayor. Jacob s. Hayden, q
big send of, " describing him aud bis pc.
culiR-itiss at some length and drawing
largely on iAsgiHEtion for facts, True,
Mayor Hayden is character kuS srch
, character as is noted chiefly for his strict
his answering attention to bust
ness ard duty and his desire and ability 70
lila ofice honestly and fairly, to
he best interests Of ths toEn and to the
perfect satisfaction Of all the Inhabitants.
Would that We BED very many more sach !
characters.
John B. Mccoy, who is laid up With q !
svere cut inflicted BY an axe, on his knee, |
8 somewhat improved at this writing and |
viii soon be sbogt again.
Mrs. Eimsrs Hamilton Is Jerry Low with |
analysis, sud her early demise is expected. |
Her son, Dr.. W. s. Hamilton, of Rslti- |