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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
NEWS.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Register.
STEUBUNvILLE, August 4.-Ths vexed
Market street sewer question is apparently
now on the high road TO an amicable set
Element, as at the special meeting Of Coun-
Gil held last Thursday night such steps
were taken looking to its extension to the
west line of the Panhandle railroad, that
is satisfactory to all members Of Council
and citizens generally.
The difficulty between the Water Works
Trustees and Patrick Flynn, the contrac-
tor for Merchandising Fourth street from
the Panhandle dump to Wilson's corners,
growing out Of the Trustees starting to lay
water pipe on that part Of the street on
which Flynn was working, disagreeing 10
his plans, wa compromised Friday by the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

tbsm. thsa whsn tkev d1Al ahlov Is ~
most Invariably strikee : guilty vic6n.
Wish ths excspsion Of thcss Who iivetn
the cottacea fsmininfty must keep a tha
verandas after tea. Notwithstanding tie
lawns sre brilliantly lighted by eIectrici.
~. and that the sbsdowy places abound
inc invite those couples who wish to be
aIone-avay from the curious throug-the
penaltv 10 be paid for enjoying the seclu-
siou IL 40 dear that thus far this eeaeon
nons nave been found who dared 70 take ad-
vantage of the opportunity offered.
Mrs. Grundy sits on the right hand Of
King Revel now, and divides honors with
the sovereign. The ladies are gradually
bringing their best rigs TO thu front and no
belle speculates moro deeply. ever her
lovers than does she over her possible
eclipse, in the way of dress, By . rival
- "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
FAIRMoNT NKws.
soeeia, CDrre,pondenee of he Sunday Rsoiak..

Special Correspondence of ne Sunday Rsoian.
FAIRMoNT, w. VA, August 4.-Our
Republican friends are preparing to open
the campaign here 300 with q grand flour.
ish of trumpets. That imam Of God and
anathemas," our own and only Brother
Wiley, started the ball last Monday night
at q pole-raising on the hill near Miller
Farrance's, at which the conspicuous fg-
ure was the small boy, white and black.
The Cleveland and Thurman club will
hold its meetings in the @. B. Carney build
ing, on Main street, hereafter. 1t will then
have the beat q ~narters in town.
w. J. Shore has returned from q visit TO
friends in Tyler county.
Jacob N. Gould is in Randolph county
on a business trip.
Mrs. Rosa Fleming. widow OF the late A.
H. Fleming, of the Trginidn newspaper,
has brought suit against L. G. Powell, sur
viving partner, Of Fleming & Powell, to
obtain o settlement of the partnership
business of the late firm.
James A. Hsggerty made an eloquent
and interesting address before the Cleve-
land Club last Saturday night, and John
Barrack and w. s. Raymond are expected
to perform the same duty this evening.
These gentleaaen are both good speakers.
The Presbyterian Church will look nice
in it's new dress, when completed, and a
good q preacher as Rev. Reed ought to
have a handsome church and q fat salary.
The West Tirginian gang some time since
read Capt. A. J. Stone ont Of the Repub-
lican party, and ripped him up the back IN
the town election last year, but in looking
over the list of delegates to the conventions
we notice that Stone got there frequently
with both feet.
Frark Hite's a~mputated thumb is not
getting well very fast.
A. Howard Fleming's broken arm Is
slowly recovering.
Judge Raymond and County Clerk Car.
penter, who are spending the simmer at
Mountain Lake with their families, were In
town for q short time this week. Both
look rs though they were enjoying the
mountains.
W. s. Meredith is prominently spoken
of as a candidate for the Legislature. He
is a good prosecutor, and would know how
to make law.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
CLARKsBURG NOTES.

Special Correspondence of tas Sunday Register.
~CLARKsBUEG, August 4.-Clarksburg is
to have q town clock.
The County Court House will be COM
pleted in October.
The construction of the water works is
lastly nearing completion.
The County Court have let quite q num-
Der OF contracts to rebuild bridges in the
county. Many more are needed and there
not be taken to replace the bridges at the
same points before the flood.
Several cases of malarial fever have oc-
Cured since the flood.
1t seems pretty well understood that
Mai. n. G. Moore, of this city, has q large
majority of the Marion county and all the
Harrison county delegates and that he will
receive the Republican nomination for
Judge in the Judicial district. If q Re
publican is to be elected, Msjor Moore
would be 81 acceptable rs any one We
know of.
Congressman VIM. L. Wilson will speak
in this city at the rink on the 10th inst.
The campaign will be formally opened on
that day, and q large and enthusiastic
gathering and harmonious convention is
expected.
The NJ. P. Church will hold its Sunday
School Convention on the 10Th inst at Mt.
Glare.
Mr.. Helmick, of Fairmont, is here to
bid on the construction Of iron bridges.
Wonder where the old prohibition party
ofold Harrison is gomez Il looks a little
like as if they will vote their political SEN
timents this fall. Many Of them are dis
gusted al the free whisky plank in the
platform Of the Republican party, and con-
sequently will vote the Democratic ticket.
From present indications it looks like
Robert Blair, Of Richie county, will be
nominated for the Senate from this dis
trict.
q. @. linn is here on o visit. 1t will be
remembered that about q year ago, with
his family, he removed to San Diego, Cali
fornia
Mrs. Grace Lee will leave in q few days
for Baltimore, where she has accepted .
a lucrative position in n of the choirs Of
that city.
Mrs. Raymond, q daughter of the late
Lemusl D. Ferguson, is = guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Daniel Boughner.
Several balls and parties have been Civ
en- this week, among which the most prom
inent where those given by Mrs. James
Stealey and Mrs ]. G. Moore.
Quite q number Of persons from this
city expect to attend the sessions Of the
Of the Southern Presbyterian
Church, at Huttonsville, Randolph coun-
ty, the last Of this month.
Hugh CASTOR, Of Duck creek, in this
recently died at the ripe age Of
q littls more than one hundred years.
Broaddus' College re-opens next month.
under The management Of Prot. J. J.
MeCutcheoa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
NEW MARTINsvILLE NEw.

Special Correspondence Of D< Sunday Ross,
NKw MARrINsyuLr. Auups, . n
s.mn., wood. os p.,h,,,a.
- oun'! w
IN soWn inurSusy looking up ms prospscts
for . denomination for Judge Of the So.
preme bench. The judge cot a mild -.
from an, countx IN 1894 IN, 1nI"s
hss
~ Always no'aa warm oOrss
in the hearts Of our people and will be vs,,
apt to divide the county With Mr., Wa.
r,a.u ua,.. p.,,
'n @va
MONDAY On PoIticAl business
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

T1ks "a. ssttlina An
al5>ldy Re6Fl5 nd giving lin
dsmnity boed2ts esvs. any dana,
q. asssi. Lows \ ,i.idns friend. !.
An- Raesman Gardnef IL yis;tin,
sister Mn. John Frsw, IN Wheeling.
". l. Elliott and vile are in NeS
On Monday . party Of S~teubenviE.H
combating Of r. L. Brownlly, wife. 80
and daughter, Samuel Gill and fam;l, -
F. DAndsoo. wife and two sona. n
johnson, Capt. II. ]. Urquhart n,
A. Mccullough and wife, Lon MIL
Charles Steele and David Bell win -
for East MuskokA Lake, Canada. on q"
weeks' fishing excuuion.
Mn Or. J. J. Mccoy and childnn -.
rusticating ct Guadenhutteu.
Rev. r. W. Grange, Of ST. p.,r.
Church, and Rev. Boyd Vincent, Of a,
vary Church, PittsburE. LEFT wedn.sS..
for . eason Of fishing in Canada.
Prof. Hammond and family, of VIII,
ing. spent . few days the past week Nh
friends in this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
NOTES FROM BRILLIANT.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Register.
BRILLIANT, o., August 4.-The bell
which has been used in the old school
house has been transferred to the new De-
ciples Church.
Miss Emma Yam. Of Wheeling, is the
guest of the Misses Wenning's, Of Spald-
ing's addition.
Mrs. James Wallace, who has been con-
fined to her room with fever, is GONZALES
cent.
Misses Jimmie West and Jennie Bess
left on last Thursday for Atlantic City via
the 3. & o. They will stop off at some of
the principal cities on the route.
Mrs. Isaac Winters, an aged resident OF
this place, died at her home here on last
Saturday. She had been in i'll health for
the past several months. The remains
were taken to Wintersville, Ohio, back of
Steubenville, for interment.
Miss Maria Bell has returned home after
spending a fen weeks visiting friends at
Mingo, o.
At the glassworks everything is assum-
ing shape, though they will not be quite
ready to start when the summer stop il at
end. In n week more, it is to be hoped
that when they do start, that the run will
bsas prosperous as the last one was.
Politics are exported dull by some of our
local politicians though we are inclined to
differ, judging from some of the rather
spirited debates we have listened to lately.
The dividing line seems to have been
drawn between the two parties. For, with
sfew exceptions. the Republicans seem in
ciined by instinct, 10 wander towards the
office of the ''board yard' which Is con-
sidG 1quafters, while the DEM
oA Tl lat TChippyn Spiedel's.
ino ~. u q Republican, his
tunne. 80 DDS are, s~onsolipg Them
sore Oh 70 ssthatshe WIN follow the in
;ssss sDd R Haa .sfE aeA ''doppsd''
Ths LucI lit jar. @s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
he Took His Girl to Ride.
Near York SHn.

Walter G. Ward, of Newark, mad 9
queer experience the other day when he
sent to q livery stable for q horse and bug
~, intending to take . young lady out
driving. Soon afterward he saw . horse
and buggy in front of his Office, and upon
iuquiring was unable to find out that it
belonged to any one else, and concluded
that it was the one the livery man was to
send around. He scolded internally at
the carelessness ofthe man who had brought
il in not letting him know it was there.
and then jumped in and started
of. He had q lovely ride. The horse
. daisy. he and the young lady
passed everything on the road TO Orange
and back. and he registered . vow never
10 take any horse bat that when he hired
. livery thereafter. Altar the drive, as he;
VA ON his wzy back to the livery stable
with the horss, he was hailed by . wildly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

REPUBLICAN papers are printing | n bold
type the following and attributing it to
the London Times: ''The only time Eng
land can use an Irishman is when he emf
CRATES to the United States and vote for
free trade" The Republicans have been
challenged to produce q copy Of the Lon
don Times containing the declaration at
tributed to it and they cannot do it, but
they will probably continue to use the
forgery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
Good Rssults In Every C.se,

d. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper deals
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he N.
seriously afflicted with a severe cold tina,
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced h
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, did 30 and WAS entirely curvd
by use Of Q few bottles. Since which tins
he has used IL in his family for all Cough
and Colds with best results. This Is tAs
experience Of thousands whose lives hau
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free ut Logan h Co.. Drs
Stora-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

excited man on the sidewalk, and before
he really knew what was up was on his
way 10 tho police station in custody on .
charge Of Sorse stealing. The horse was
Samuel F. Blanchard's Laura B., WIN =
record of 2:2s3, and Mr.. Blanchard and
half the police force Of the city had been
looking for the man who had stolen her
ali the afternoon. Explanations straight
ened the matter out, and Mr.. Ward was
released.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

Ir Is thought that Russia is thinking of
biting of a good chunk of the outer rim OF
the Chinese Empire. The Chinese have
their eyes open and are organizing and
drilling large armies. Their soldiers are
armed with improved European weapons,
the French drill has been introduced, and
when Russia gets ready for active HOSTILE
ties she will find that her Acknowledged foes
will be ready to make q strong fight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

A SOUTH CAROLINA paper proposes this
test for all candidates for Office: docs he
pay his debts2 Does he try to pay his
debts9" This would have smashed DAN
XXI WEBSTER and 4 host Of great men who
lived in the better days of the republic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

THE city appears to be in 3 quandary
over the electric lighting question. Shall
she go ahead and get things in shape at
once ard be ready to furnish electric light
to q by the time the Legislature
convsnes and grants her the privilege, or
shall she lose q years time in waiting on
the Legislature for the privilege-for it
would he-Essr hence before the work
cssIurprs J. Unless there
HENRIETTA CLOS against it than
BLACK a col first plan would
All at prices that sStonish eys,o- banoa tha c;tv
our CARPET DEPA ear hence tne CITY
complete. and as we have 3 to supply, for the
dee. ny Is mAAlnS raPlo
w Come sS SRs Su So ToaS AZ brS and tits Onlya question
T,S (2Srp ~ss De using '''S-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

CHICAGO nov claims something more
than sO0,0 900 population. This will, Of
course, bring St. Louis to the front with a
sworn affidavit claiming 600, 700.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

THE campaign liar is evidently just
getting warmed up
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

There is entirely too much dishonesty in
domestic life, says a writer. Husbands are
forever deceiving their wives, and being
deceived in return. The man who prac-
tees deceit upon his sweetheart or wife
may depend upon it that they will do the
same as o as they find him ont and lose
confidence in him to such an extent that
he will cease to be respected as q lover or
husband ought to be respected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

The Sun thinks that young people
should never kiss until after they are mar
ried, says Puck. We wish Mr.. Dana
would tell MS what to do when you softly
and tremblingly ask, Twill You be mine?"
and she still more softly and tremblingly
whispers ''Yes!" 1t is n humble and
inalienable opinion that if God ever made
a kiss for anything in the world he made
it for that supreme moment. We have
spoken.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

Culture is spreading. The other day
Miss Frank Whitehead, OF Texarkana,
bought herself half a dozen big trunks full
of finery, had them shipped to her address
at a leading girls college up North, and
sent the bills to her fond father, who is q
man of worth and substance, along with a
telegram that she herself had taken the
train for school, as she was 'bound to
have q fine education"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

WV Na ao O4o W
previous comment, and il was agreed that
if it were q match as it certainly appeared
TO be, there was nothing to be said against
it. This is White Sulphur's first fruit OF
the season.
Secretary of War and Mrs. Endicott and
Miss Endicott have been here for q week.
They will probably return to Washington
in o few days. The arrival of Miss Endi-
colt, who is slender and fair, with delicate
and pretty features, gave the gossips q
chance to renew the rumors of her engage
ment to Mr.. Chamberlain and all the other
points of interest In her history. The
head of the Army and Navy and his fam.
lily have been visible . part Of the time,
but it wa given out when they arrived
that they wished to be quiet, and 80 only
q daring few have had the audscity 10
disturb their retirement.
The famous Irish Club has been
squelched; at least it will exist no longer
a. an organization at White Sulphur. II
consisted Of fifteen or more very rapid men
who in former years took possession Of the
springs during the month of August and
made things howl Il IL said that each
member spent from fifteen hundred to two
thousand dollars during bis stay, and the
elaborate suppers, germans and other en-
tertainments given by the club were q
source of wonder to the other guests. II
is claimed that these high rollers invaris-
bly, left behind them one on more odisus
scandals to the detrimeut of the resort.
and they were informed this year that tbey
might hold their orgies elsewhere. Several
members have denied thu. the club, q :
whole, wa W guilty Of. outraxine
morals. and this may be true.
White Sulphur 10 the most proper Of al
the large American resorfsL II fist Young
woman imagines Chat shs en- come hus.
run MOI, and escape. not msrsly esnmrs,
but social outlsury, Tie npidity VIII
which she discovsn her era, Should -
try Il On, vim msksk a risht dizzy. or
ffisnds, IL easfpA III besuoe1 e
rsseslsty aIsf. - n dAsa11 bakA&
E Hdft f .rtrIJF ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

No c~orsets, loose bands, and the weight
of the skirt suspended from the shoulders,
is the only formula for q comfortable
household working dress for women that
has or ever can be given. FoSuHN~t
a wrapper made in CAT u
princess fashion is the most becoming,
while for slender forms the plain full skirt
attached to a spencer or yoke waist is
more desirable. For material, cotton
goods-ginghsm, seersucker or calico-are
the only suitable fabrics for working
dresses.
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