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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-04-16

The gold bsater 10 one of the few
men who works the hardest when he
strikes the most.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-04-16


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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
BURIAL OF THE SAGE OF GREY
STONE

Yesterday the last sad rites were con-
Quoted in the Greystone mansion, and the
remains of SAMUEL J. TILDEN laid to rest
beside the dust of his brother ut New Le-
banon, Columbia county. New York.
Among the pall-bearers were such eminent
men rs Secretary MANNING and SAMUEL
J.RANDALL. Among the many Ameri-
can citizens who were present to pay their
last tribute to the Sage OF GrcystOnc were
Governors, Representatives, Senators anu
the Nations Chief Executive himself.
The page ola long and useful life has
been closed, and the ashes OF states
man LETT to repoSc until the resur-
rection. Since l~76 there has sue
embed 10 the destroyer HANCOCK,
MCCLELLAN, DAVIS, HENDRICKS, SEY-
MoUR, TOuMBS, ALEXANDER STEPHENS,
JOHN KELLY, HUBERT U. THOMPSON, Is.
GRAFT BROwN and JACOB THOMPSON,
among the Democratic leaders; and GAR
FIELD, COLFAx, GRANT and Others, among
the Republican leaders. Mr.. TmDEN at
tanned to 4 ripe old age, while HENDRICKS,
GARFIELD and some Others mentioned were
cut down in the prime Of life.
The demonstrations yesterday show in
what great esteem Mr.. TLDEN is held by
the American people. His name stands
high among the list OF statesmen and
patriots and will grow more lustrous rs
years roll ON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
BEILAIRE.

Miss Ida Hammond will spend couple
Ofmonths in the West.
Some of orr people will take iii the cN'
cursioG 10 Niagara Falls over the C., l.. X
w. railroad.
Next week through trains from st.
Clairsville to Wheeling will be run over
the Bellaire and St GAINESVILLE railroad.
VIM Sladcr has started . bakery ut +.
AlthOif's old stand. Success.
Liberty Hose Company occasionally does
the city some good work by flushing ont
sewers
Patsy Daugherty. glass worker at the
IaBelle, formerly OF this city, returned
Yesterday from 4 visit in the country.
Will Seals, our handsome tailor, Is
quite i'll with the fever at his home out
the Il. u. x C..
The narrow gauge will run special
trains to Bethel camp grounds to-day.
A. Wiley is getting ready to take n
prospecting tour of the west.
The family of George Ransom has not
left for Grandville, hut expect TO 90 very
soon.
4 new pavement will be laid in front OF
the city building
Next Saturday the voters of the Fifth
ward will elect a new Councilman.
The family of James Morrison has re-
turned from Bethesda,
The c. 4 ?. is somewhat worried about
the c. l.. < W. road which is pushing in
here.
viii Whites playing this year with the
IOuiSyilhS will insure him an increased
salary next season.
Rev. Mr.. Hayes, of Bridgeport will
preach in the Second Presbyterian church
to-day.
John Robinson has completed the paint
ing of George Muth's buildings on Bel
mont street.
WOrkmen will begin tomorrow the work
of rebuilding the Crystal window glass
works.
Chas. LuchS, who is visiting in Marietta,
enjoyed the hospitality of the people OF
that place yesterday. They gave a picnic
in his honor.
The wOrkmen who were digging the
trenches for the natural gas pipes in the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
MOI NDSNILLE.

MorNDsVIII.E, August Mr.. j. {.
Bardall, of the firm OF Weaver x Birdall,
purchased Mr.. Viewers interest in the
whip factory. Mr.. Charles Weaver will
devote his attention to his oil inteIcStS.
Mr.. II. Riggs shipped two carloads OF
ties on the o. X. road 10 be used on The
lower extension 0i the road.
Miss Kate Wharry. of Bridgeport is the
guest of Miss Grace Wharry.
Mr.. Andrew Rulong's large brick store
room and dwelling is l,lst nearing compile
ton.
Miss Jane Blake returned from visit to
Dresden, O., on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Sheets and Mort. Wyink,
of Bcllairc, are both ut their homes i'll this
place Suffering from attacks Of typhoid
! fever.
Little Jim Ray, while opening glass OF
| Jelly ut the st. Cloud Hotel, on Tuesday,
broke the glass and cut his hand, seYcring
some Of the leaders.
All the miners employed ut the Union
! coal works. opposite this place, have com
mrnrrd work after the short Stoppagc.
Mr.. George Blake hts accepted II clerk
ship in the Oaicc of the Moundsvillc Coal
! Company.
Colorcd clmpm,c Getting commenced III iii"
beautiful Thompson grove, on Thursday
evening. Fifteen families are tcntlng ON
the grounds.
Miss EStrlla Hart, OF New MartinsviIlc,
is visiting friends here.
Since the famous oil strike the hotel and
livery men have been doing good bust
ness The Mound City and .Etna House
are filled with guests, the greater part OF
whom are interested in the OIL well.
The oil well was visited on Thursday by
its owners and opened up allowing the
pcnt up to flow unrcstraincd into large
tank that had been placed to receive. The
well 50 far is very promising.
Nick Walters, (colorcd) employed rs
miner in the Moundsvillc in the Coal Com
pany shaft, was badly injured on Tues
day evening by a large piece of coal falling
upon him.
Mr.. II. Rlavk, oditnr vi the Sickle, is
seriously ill.
Joe Gallahcr Jr., is rusticLting at At
lantic City.
Misses Anna and Mollic Johnson spent
Wednesday with Miss Kate Hall.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
NEW MNRrl\>NIII.T.
What New Martinnillr >ocict, u.,
Doing the Fast Week.

What New Maitin>'illr >ocich H.,
Doing the Fast Week.
SPcriai Ticrrm IL n, >,mtr. Ertr
NEW MARrINsvlILr. August ~
Anna MathcrS, of Wheeling. i,..r5
the summer with her aunt. Mrs II
Sclhy.
Miss Rose Wheeler has returned FL.
IN extended trip To Allrghcn, IA
ADJUSTMENTS of all kinds this wnl -,
rs picnics. lectures. etc.
The beautiful little grove al.,,
mile up Doolin run is hcrnmlnr ,r,, -.
ular for small picnic parties. 4 r.,,.r
time WAS spent Thursday =, the .q,,f, .
party of married folks. yuun. luI,. ~
children. Among the NI>,inr, unI~D,,...
Mrs. John Doddlidgr aud children Fl.
Misses McCull"ughS, Mr.. rrn.a0 ~,
children and Miss Anna Narhrr> o, w..
city. 4 small party ol gentlemen .s,,
the party for tea.
Another small part, lun.hT 10 d.
woods yesterday and report = Veg, plasr.
day.
Miss Agnes iIotzchur. ol Mlla.a II
spending a few days with hrf hmlr
G.. liotzcbuc. \ picnic party va, "a
to-day in honor at her.
The Observer, the nrw Erpuhharu...
paper, made lis appearance yr>tcgdl. E.
is u neat folio sheet, full ul ira. rrv,
New MartinSvilIc can support tao 80
local papers, and there /, ~ ,Id 30.
why the ObScrrrr can not ,uuo-,j
Mrs. Ruth Iaing, al Nound,,i, /,
visiting her father, ". " SrIb,
DIR. DcliasS, of Martin, lrm u B.
livcrcd his very interesting l,lln, n
tied Explorations III the l-.' ID
night, To IN apprrrlatlNr auhInr p.
storm prevented many lr,m ATTENDING ).
the house was moderately lllcd aa4 rn
one was highly delighted. NJ hIp.,
excellent advantages ~ mlnINr % b
United State At Jerusalem l"r . rr-s
of years makes him master ui h', sl's.S
and his description of hls tm'd, aa.o
ploratiOns are graphic and vuhIm. Lr
one who has never heard DR. IIiv d. -,
q rare treat by not hcIn% pn>cn' Lara
The Sunday schools anr talking 81 b.
ing q union picnic srOn.
DR.. Rogers, formerly Of The hw o d"
thcr x Rogers, of oar pla", but noa 10
of Ncbraska's leading granger, j. ~
ing few days with old friend. % aTl
Tho doctor has many irruds be- ab .
glad 10 know that his health la "a.
improved, and may sufficiently nrO9'
again adopt his chosen profession -
time.
ID. Il. Mirghcn, Of I,i,tlci"a. -
town Friday.
T. L. Jacobs was At Grafton and Nfu
town this week.
Mrs. Oliver Umstcad, wIihhT'UoH
daughters, IL visiting her h'b1| .
Judge Umstcad. |
Mrs. Jeanncit Hall len for tr Voc
Vile Camp Grounds this w~k 70 'ra
few days with her daHghhf' Ut
Bags.
r. G. stephens grocery has '''f -
by the Sheriff
Some malicious foul, mlnd" 20
about town has been in the hlla' b''
writing Anonymous Letters TO dI'Ta
sons and placing them "h"o iir'
found. Some of III" West and r''
derous kinds have been ~rni to ''f
young ladies. Such thing az D" Z"
ing Of even passing notice. "n' 81
mentioned for the purIs''" 81 -
that the law prescribe no 'iis" -
for such vile libeler-. ,E
Miss Eliza Martin Is VISITING -
Moundsyille; and Mr. john VIZ
spending a few days with hi' ''''
Lon Anshutz, Of Pitt.burg ,-,-
Mrs John Doddridgc AMI Ha.I.
Wheeling, have rooms At Ms ~
and will spend month her
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08

against such odds as have bee,
during (which Independence W. aepies
most secured, when successive Ias oitea a.
mics amounting in all to NE ee GA.
millions of men have been hurry ths.
her, the South, shut off from ~ y asaias
wasted, rent and desolate b,u .!e To,d
bleeding, was at last oyerpoweraJ St,d al
strength; outfought never for ~ y! nan
last, she everywhere outlonab. I'M a
The Contederacy fell, but she f4II Tie "a.
she had achieved immortal fmt no' ao,l
great established nations in all ,ie, Fo
ever exhibited capacity aud DIM; une Ia.
government equal TO hers, sust1;a'7''oa L
was by the iron will and fixed na Is j.
of the extraordinary man VIII s'sl,tee,
chief; and few have ever won sn ~ Vas by.
of brilliant victories as ,ha, ~, sfle
inmates forever the annals 'a l,,.
splendid armies: while the fn,,;.% ~
patience of her people, and nar,; ,lae Az
her noble women, under almo,, ;nl Z
trials and sufftrings, have new, 'IIS'7a,
passed in the history of the wo,,S leg ~.
Such exalted character and -.
were not all in vain. Though IN, ,v ca:;
eracy fell as an actual physical nn,' ,O-tt.
lives, illustrated by them c,crrl he =
just cause, the cause OF con.,;. u b.
liberty. And Mr.. Davis Son,Sa,'.'ll's
nothingleSs than veri,ablc MORT =. '''s
for that cause and for him>clfasit, % t:t 4
chief, manitesting To the world - nun
cause still lives in the hearts a. ,h 'I-' b
ern people, and that It's rr~ur,c,i H., ' ,4
body, in fitting hour may We, rnrn D4 u II
Here in the North. that is n,m",r
sumptuous and arrogin, in her ,,', f'r
ial power, and wherr. con>,,n.n,,. ''I,''.
little attention HIS in genera! hrr h2
the study of the nature and mn s,,17as
constitutional liberty Is conn, PN q
the rights Of the states. Their. l. - ~
less, an increasing undcrSt mdi9,I,,J1 '''
probation of the confederate, ,-.I' a.
ticularly here in the New England :. =.
whose position and intcrr>, in III, ~ w.
are in many respects Peculiar. aad r.i ~.
require tina, these states. quite ID, ,I I-'I4p
those of the South should lc the r,,t' d
guardians Of the state >o,crcipmn r
gled with this Increasing unI,,, We
and appreciation Of tn Couicdr,,, ' ,.,-
naturally comes also glowing ain. ~
of its devoted defenders and HE ,r., <
yet come when the Northern. s,v,v.'-'
Southern heart will throh rr,rr.e,l, ii.
proud words upon the Cuul,rlrr,,r w., ., ,'
ment at Charleston rhr>, droi ,r ~.
State. BEN. ! WuInv,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
MOUNTAIN LAKE Park.
What Is Going Oh at thi, Resort

!
SpcriR Correspondence ofhc Register.
, Mr.. LAKE PARK, MD, August i, lSS6.-
There are more people than usual in the
Park this summer, but it is very quiet. \
party ofyoung folks make daily excursions
TO Deer Park or some OF the numerous re-
sorts in the ncighbOrhOOd.
Mr.. Thos Thomas, aud Mr. Wilbur
stone of Wheeling arrived yesterday, and
with others arc soon going out 10 the Black
Fork of Cheat to fish,
Mr.. Will X. Bodley is spending few
weeks at RDbt. Lukc'S cottage.
Mr.. y. ID. Adams Of the Rp'ESrER ar
rived Yesterday, and will leave for Wheel
ing to-day. Mr.. Adams has been making
trip out IL Tucker and Preston among
his relatives.
The Normal course in the :. i. Assembly
under nr. Freysinger, and lteT. IL. {.
Pardoe is growing quite popular and IN
Structiyc.
To the interested in New Testament
Greek Prof Young lessons are very bcne-
ticill.
This afternoon meeting of those inter
csted in the c. l.. :. c. has been called.
Quite an effort will be made 10 arouse
more interest in the G. L. :. G. work the
coming year.
Prof. Wiley leaves for home to-day.
Mrs. Collar and daughter Mary of Balti-
more are guests Of Mrs. Isaiah Warren.
Mrs. McWilliams. and Miss Eva Hayes
of Grafton arrived 10y the noon triin to-day.
Misses Blanche and Lulu Kendall OF
Parkersburg are visiting at Mr.. 4. J.
Stones cottage.
Last evenings lecture Rev. y. l.. Rey-
nolds of Mt Pleasant, Pa, on Earthquakes
and Volcanoes, was well attended and the
audience was entertained. The lecture
was plain and simple as if prepared for
children, and proved instructive to those
unfamiliar with phenomena discussed.
Tonight The large audience greeted Dr..
c. p. NaSden TO hear his lecture on For
nation of Character" and they were all
well pleased with the Doctors pleasant,
forcible instructive words. To teachers
this lecture was specially beneficial. L.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
DRAMATIC.

Roland Reed has new topic song writ
ten by Mr.. John A. Mackay, entitled
''When the World Turns Upside Down. "
Ben Maginley has taken positive stand
against Sunday night performances and May
Blossom will he seen only six nights in the
week next season.
''TheOdOra" will be played for four weeks
at NiblO's in September, and Immediately
after VIII begin its tour of the country,
transporting all the scenery complete.
Miss FOrtescue will bring with her to
this country several letters of introduction
from noted personages in London. Among
Others, probably from the Baroness Burdett-
COutts at whose country place Holly
Lodge" recently Miss Fortescue was the
cynosure of all eyes during ''fete" given
in honor of the visiting cOlonials.
Louis James is to be given 4 large recep-
ton on the night of the opening of his
staring tour in Chicago by the Veteran
Ellsworth Zouaves, of which organization
he was a member in 1862.
One of the yard masters Of the Erie rail
road will Superintend the railroad effects,
[ SWITCH SlSllsllS, ClC, III NilC lpi III
production of THE Main Line
Col Mccall cables from London that he
has secured two new operas and several
/ well-known artists.
Charles Pope is at Pleasure Bay, \. j.,
actively completing arrangements for his
| forthcoming starring tour.
Soldiers and Sweethearts' will have a
long run ut the BijOu Opera House and
| will not begin its tour until sometime III
October. Mr.. Sam Harrison will be aSSo-
ciated with Mr.. Ludlow in the enterprise.
Mr. Dockstadcr, of 'Dockstader's Per
manent Minstrels," has Just engaged by
cable. Pete Mack, comedian and Ed.
French, banioiSt.
Evans < HOey declare that nOtwlth-
standing all reports to the contrary, they
have purchased Little Jack Sheppard,
the latest London success, and that they
have the Mss. and the miSi-cn-scCnc com
pletc,
Frank Mayo, in revising the Three
GuardSmcn" has made IN important char
actcr OF Ann of Austria, and is negotiating
with prominent actress to play the. part
X. T.. Graham will create the leading
comedy role in the Temple Theatre, Phlla
dclphia, production Of Sid. RoSenleld
opera The Mystic Isle.
| Gcncvic Ward in the Queens Favorite
next season will he supported by IA com
pany entirely English.
Joe Polk and DR.. Sayrc are buSily en-
gagged making spicy additions to MIXED
! Pickles
OSmond Tcalc will open with her new
play Kenneth Gordon in San Francisco
! Octobrr II, and will tour the country Fast
ward, opening in New York shortly atte
| the holidays. lie is said TO have TIN
strongest of all the new plays announced
! 1t was successfully played in England I'M
der another title for three consecutive
years.
Myra Goodwin's season will commence
on October |.
The Alfa Norman Opera Conan y Opel
their season in Cleveland and their tour tx
. tends aS far West a. San Francisco, wher'
| they play two weeks at the Baldwin Thea
| ire. The chief feature of their repertoire
will be- the successful Maid of Rellevillc'
and THE Flower Of Pekin,' are very
/ tunctul opera by LecOcq.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
III.TONNILLE.

TuToxvILLE, o.. Augud - !,
sick will build On his I0l iu'"' y
chased from Mr. Swan. - IN
Mn. r. Coleman AMI dansh's. - :,
Of Martins Ferry, spent "e'ns'
her niece, Mrs. Morri-. .i
4. J. Beecher male a ba@'S'
Wheeling this weok. -
The boiler at the pothiy 80
Wednesday. na.,s
work on the new srhc0l b'a'
Creek. .. q
Mr.. Worthington, Of b'a',. -
has been here fOr some tune
his home on WcdneIlay. n, D
Capt. Mar,len, Of Allrshe'l ~ ~
is the guest OF his son-In-l'"'
Moore. 49, 4
veins on the STinser farm, ", y
Robert Hutchinson h'ns'
terson. ~
A new ball ground has
in the field over the rliIroN 4, ~
The stack for the boilei q yrI = /
was sent BY Mr. Argie, "
Thursday. Il, 70
Co.. was in town on Ther'dlyy "A
Miss Alice Moon celebrate" ...,,,Is1|
birthday Oh THURSDAY, O'
few of her special fneEd'. h,1sSl
Steam was raisHd IN 'E r,;I,,
pottery for the first time 90 q, Irss|
The plasterep will hIi'n
new residence tins werk: ,-I,,sfl
The game Of ball on Te d. TI@:s !
the Tiltonville boys and 'nJ - .
Der nine. of Wheeling. w 5,s..I
canped at the EIms, over 70, .,,,rI,l
ed in favor Of the latter o s,,S
2, and Thursdays game ID %
former by score Of II u 10 dssl
The festival for the De'FS s,turi5'
Church. which occurred on -. 81
W was q pleasant affair, and q '1 :. s5s1
under the charge of Mr.. I. -, -
serve many praises for 'Hs" II
management Of the aiialr. oftaB 4"
Another champion game
played here during the ~seA, ul,ts >
"a 4 mock marriage took ok ~.
church one night last ~s ~
we'll known Yorkville young
Tilt0nyille lady.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
OURNEIGHBOR REPUBLIC,

That Mexican Judge has fifteen days in
which to sentence editor CUTTING, and
when this is done the President OF Mexico
will, there is little doubt, ut once pardon
him and thus avoid complications with our
Government.
There are many people in the United
States eager to 90 to war with Mexico and
are watching the Developments Of the CUT
TING affair with rs much interest rs the
Oklahoma boomers are looking across into
the Indian Territory.
The Mexican Republic consists of 2T
States and one Territory, with population
of about 1000 900, composed Of about
one-half Indians The other half is com
posed of the descendants of Spainards with
a small portion from other European M
tons and from the United States The
City of Mexico, the largest city, is about
the size of Baltimore. The country is one
of the richest in the world, even il it is
badly managed. In sixty years previous
TO 1880 5000. 900, 600 in silver and
$500, 900, 900 in gold We're mined.
The 10000 cattle ranches in the rePub-
lie are worth S5OO,OOO,OOO There is Z
large trade in exporting coffee, sugar, to-
bacco, textile fabrics, fine woods, vanilla,
dyestufis and drugs.
Many are disposed to look upon q war
with Mexico rs only spot OF fun. But
while the Mexican army would be small
affair compared with ours, whipping II
would be TO fun job. Their standing
army consists of $4,000 men, about Is
large rs ours. Their navy consists of sin
gunb0ats and two torpedo boats, all safe
for the sea, more than can be Said Of part
of our fleet In case of war, Mexico
could put nearly 500, 900 men in the field
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08

First ward struck bees nest, and things
were lively about there for a short time.
The Bellaire goblet works will resume
work this week.
Several members of the Turner'S left for
,Johnstown, Pa, yesterday morning to at
te nd the funniest.
Mayor Brown made his first arrest last
week. He accomplished the feat rs If he
was an old hand at the business.
The Republican papers who were against
Poorman are engaged atpresent smoothing
things over.
several of the finest actors who were
here last year will be at the Aquatic
y theatre this week.
The hop of the ]. J. Club viii take place
next month. 1t will be n private affair.
Grant Baker is here from Findlay, visit
willie McGeOrge fell off fence and
broke his arm. -,
Revs, Brown, Hustedt and Monroe will
soon be home from their vacation trips
Next moth our business men will wear n
brighter look.
Rev. Elijah Henderson's camPmeeting
ut Martins Ferry is nearing the end
The Bellaire Stamping Company will not
close this summer
The county convention of the Prohibl-
tionists will be held on August l. at ST.
Clairsyille.
los. Beatty. engineer on the Bellarle and
Il CIairSyilic road has been i'll for several
days.
4 number of new stove mouldcrs went
to work at the Ohio Valley Foundry last
week. 80
The Union Window Glass Works will
soon have finished repairs. Bids are be
inc received now for making the necessary
connections for natural gas.
Chas. Sheets has been made admlnlStra-
tor of his mothers estate.
The Band of Hope of the South Bellalre
NJ f. church. will hold picnic in Rode
fer's Grove tomorrow.
The T.. q .. is talking Of a new freight
depot for this place.
Bcllaire has no ball club of any prOmln-
enre now. Her good players are drawing
salaries from clubs in nearby cities.
George and Thomas Stevens arc home
from visit of several weeks in the coun-
try. ,..,
IChas. Hamilton is enjoying himself with
the lassies at BuT's Mills. w
There will he picnic ut Tunnel Hill on
next Saturday.
The farewell picnic given Rev. }. e;
Black on Friday was well attended ana
everybody had good time. Rev. BLACK
has been faithful preacher and the people
of Rock Hill will greatly miss him.
The doctors should arrange for vaca-
ton. business is very dull.
The gas mains are being rapidly put
down between here and West Wheeling.
Rev. J. p. Kendrick will hold service III
the Episcopal church to-day.
Mr. J. II, lIartShOrn is visiting friends
nj Belmont,
VIM. Mum has been visiting in this city
from MI. Olivet for couple ot days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08

Special Correspondence Of tRr SuRicy Register.
DALLAS, August Mr.. William Nc
Cracker, who resides about three miles
south of this place, had his house burned
Yesterday afternoon. The building was a
large frame. They succeeded in saving
every thing except one bed and the goods
in the kitchen. The fire caught from a de-
fective flue. No insurance.
The members of the M. f. Church here
held an ice cream festival wednesday after
noon and night, NJ which they cleared
about sos over all expenses. The affair
was we'll managed and a complete success,
and the committee who had charge of it
deserve great praise.
Several parties are here trying to lease
land i'm the interest of some oil company
and think they are not making much head
way.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08

Ir is not often that our esteemed con-
temnorary tells the truth; but whenever II
does the REGISTER is always ready to gave
il due credit. 1t is true, We are glad 10 say
that the REGISTER refused to publish the
communication from Ridgeyille, appear
ing in Yesterdays IatslligeReer and signed
"a DemOcrat' -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08

A READER of the REGISTER from New
bury asks what counties comprise the
Congressional and Senatorial Districts oil
our State. To answer this question would
require too much space in our columns
but the reader can find these districts
without any trouble by looking over the
REGISTERS map of West Virginia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
..NYhat Is Moman,s WORTH.

Asked fair damsel OF crusty old hach-
elor. He did not know, so she said: Nv.
O. man" double you, q NAM. But a
woman feels worth little if disease has in
vaded her system and is daily sapping her
strength. For all female weaknesses, DR..
r. Y. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription
stands unriyaled. II cures the complaint
and builds up the system. Send 10 cents
in stamps for pamphlet to Worlds Dispen-
Sary Medical Association, G63 Main Street,
Buffalo, N
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08

SINCE 1881, 1880 MOrmOns have come
into America, and the immigration Is
still increasing. If the MOrmOns had dis
covered some other country instead OF
America, it would have been better for all
concerned.