Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
FAIRMONT NEWS.

FAIRMONT. W. VA, November "a -Onr
people generally have gotten over the re-
suit of the lats alleged election. The Re-
cubli;ans are jubilant, Of course, and the
Democrats, like gto1. patriotic citz ms,
are enduring what can't he cured IN b.
coming manner. Oar people generally
f e. that Jadge Fleming has been fairly
elected Governor and ia his manly and
courageous effort to chair what justly be
is entitled 10, they will stand by Lin to
the bitter end.
The new bridge at Hunsaker's S pro-
crossing very tlowly, owing to constant
high water and bid weather.
TIE New Z lgland Coal Crmpany's
bridge which was washed from is peers,
is being taken out of the water and ship
ped t. Ohio for repairs.
Tue Atlantic mills here Pr, egiin sd-
yertis.d for sale. They are being op rated
now under lease By ex-SheIitf Carney
aud ,ms other gentlemen, and are doing
eO1d business.
| Mrs. L r. Smith, Mr.. II oil, Mrs.
Forsta snd Mr. John Moore, CT llinccc <
county, were htr. this week attending the
/ funeral of their BROTHER, Judge James
/ 40 TOW, Jr.
The new dwellings of Mrs. Kelly and
! J. We tier Barnes, ESl, are about COM
pleted.
JAMES J. Barns is running the grocery
in the Shur:leff Building
The Avenue Band, Armstrong; Band
and Nuz ANS Quartet Band, our towns
three new muslCal orgrniz Itions, are at
tanning much pref :ency in music and are
the especial pride of the town.
Oar Temperance mayor is sure daisy,
for fact. Iostesd of doing his duty and
Stopping violations of law he seems utteily
carele $ or 20 Rerle:s and SENDS around on
special occasions with weak request that
the places where liz 1o!s are sold mey be
closed up for the moment.
Oar county ;s TO he congratulated upon
The re- election of Commissioner Springer
as ons OF the County Court. He is the
first man ever re-elec'e1 to the position
and while his majority was only six, sti
that was enough and he will Co1iiaue tc
serve tie people we'll in his official csplc
ity. :.
Tee Il wars thlt die in the fail wcult
cut q sn al! figlIe compared to the numer
there latter wnrt the Office now, n ny
when the present ibcun benfs time ex
pires, and most OF them viii t,et left, ar {
then con e. the il, work."
S. n. j ok ,on, the post,l clerk who was
81 seriously ipiu el in the Dckersop, Md
col isior, is slowly but surely recovering
D.. Jskyltni Mr.. II de were here to (
sm,ll house. in Canton Hall, Wednes Jay
night.
Manager R,nbeimer will introduce tia
funny thing, our Jonathan" TO Fair
mont audience re1t Wednesday night
This is said to be one of the est shows on
the road, ard will doubtless draw big
house.
George Turnsr has been placed in imne
date CT arge of our new opera bouse, and
is runniug thir & thsre &C cordirg to Hlyle
We have it st aight that one If Cur Pop
u'ar and src.eEsfUl yourg profess;onsI
, man will soun take unto himself bran
! new vie. 1t looks much like some othtr
might soon meet with atimilsr misfJltuue
Mr.. \. @. Dickerson is rapidly improy
ing AID will s1on be over his protrac ed
spell OF typEO:d fsver.
Miss Matte S!Cnv's young friends gave
her a Surprise party Thundiy night
Mss LILY Raymond will entertain
> numter of her invited frisnGs tonight e.
her fathers hoPitalle residence on Jack
,, son street.
: Judge Raymond is visiting his daughter
Mrs Cipt. Ped1 cord, in Baltimore
Tne new steam press Of the Indcr got
: broken this week and tie paper was de-
: layed some time 10 consequences.
Tie new kuildirg ASSOCIATION is boom
iDg ard shares are selling ct a good ad
vance
The demand FOR town lots here and thtil
scarcity keep picss way up and desirable
ground lie hard TO secure at any prize.
Tn, shipment of turkeys from this
place looks ike q famine tere on Thanks
! giving day. :,
The young folks will give grand bal
in Armory Hall OF Thursday evening next
A large T um Der OF invi'a.:o1s have been
: sent out and pleasant time is ant:cipat'
ed